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Mc6lcihtcs MchI.

Tic &rrlrctCr Ger uHcrIt0nlldCn
Otiiblcn ,Nl0uitrie murcH tilr5lIh III
NuihinQton nm lid nit Ocnl Giircdu
iir unucridlid)te NobuuG9nlittcl
iibcr 0a2 &lcideu 0C9 M2i5enncblca
uuacinonOcr ii ieBcll. Gle mciitCu
U}cnihrn, mcld)C YSCiBbrot CiiCu, mers
Sen feline NbnlnA BADEN, ooB ooa
Mci}cnmcbl foit Ourhmeg gebIeid)t
iii; cbcnio menig mcr0en tic miiien.
0nB b%rionOer5 meiBcm @roo oit2llaum
jugticBt lit. Gas Gb1mifcr bureau
0ca Ionomirtbihoitlidcu Geportc-
ment9 bctrod)tct I'M EritBip o0a
NlCid)cn Oc9 WtcbIe9 ais Elm Ncr9c
hen 1cg1n OoS ncut NobrmQ9mitte!-
@cicB; Is mill ODER bod 0cll Nitllcrn
@elcQcnheit Qcbcll. i6rcH StnnOpumtr
III Der Sdhc 51t pcrtrctGn. limo Scr
lit tltr5 Acioqt; Gas Dtcbl mub sc
hlcid)t mcr0cu. AloluL SIM! ODER
&upfer. Nitriul mcr0cn oIlcr0ing&
uid)t ais Slcid)mittc pcrmou0t. llno
lueln man Die 9lr0umcnte Der Miiuer
anb0rt, 10 iii 6aa 9lcidjcn Oca Deb
les iogur cin GROCER &urt1eil iiir Den
G%onllmcntcL 0n Ourd) ooliclbe elm
belierc1, reincre5 unO lpeiBerea Wtchl
hcrgciteQt miro" Ger SurIlltr lGlI0
Der MiiQcr u6cr ucr0Cn Dor &crlll.
item NeidiiBt. Arr 0llrd) Ocn 0leid,
Erp5Ib fam iahrolt9, jubrctn 2inc
0leidn,GBi9c 6urbc 0cS Nicble3 fer
gcItcllt mcroen, pic lie Der &onocl
%ucrlnnAt. Cos gcid)icbt Ourd iulpc-
t,riourc @oic. Die WIijlcr bcholtp,
ten. Oob oiciea @lciden Oo9 Dttbl
niht Qcilm0beit9ld)dolidJ mode. Giltc
@cboiIptlnh Die ober experimental
niht cruici2n lit. &l %irilbcrcn Sci.
tel murbc aud mciBea Micbl hcrgc-
itcQt. Won licB ocn gSci5en lo9erm
che CT genloblen murrc. Io& 9ebt
nber unicrcn Wiilern 81 Iangiom.
Ger gSei5cn muB rtd)t irii6 perlnui-
len ucr0clt. ehc er ait 9amorocn lit,
6ornit bic WciddftsumiGbc id)neler
aebell. Sen NoturgtletCn Dlr0 oltrG)
hcniidc Eroielic r%od6cbolicn. So
Damn miro pom Der Miiblen. >Snouitric
Belten0 genlod)t, OoB @onOel II. Con
imuentcn weiBta Nfehl bnben pollen.
Nag iein; oQein Die Goniumluten
Ic9cn ic0cniola Webr 0epidlt "a.
r0ui, COB oo3 Mcbl nid)t gCiumobeitS-
lh0nlid), OILS oob cS %beionOera meiB
lit, 0oB Die meiBe ISorbe ocS Nte6-
les cbcnio gut cr5ielt mcr0cn fam
mcnn Scr @ei5cn lGn9trc Belt lie1t.
melm ilin M~oiiergcbolt mebr oo2r
pcnigcr pCr0umitet, miro pult 0en
Niilllern 5llNcNeben. N%ltiqoba 0ca &c.
Aicrung@. Bureaus iiir refine uno I'M
perfIlidtc No6rlmg9mittlI lit, ben
Afadlueia ST iiibrcn, OoB ooa &c
blcidJtc Ntebl Oer @ciumobcit nid,t
id)noet. Ntcbl lit Elm NobrlulQ9ntit
tel, Oua Dem &olfc nid)t pcroorbcr
m1rGcn bari,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
$3.50
1pnodn. Yarf=6crlctcrU
:. Growlcg Gcigetir'

9Eream: Gr. ~, g9eIts S%atatgGa.S treRe, hHo
S"Gupt,Ginlanq TreOcrit' 9'oGo;
8eqrdbuiBplate non S25 an liTIct ntluIp'Hst
Nufiidt; ShnitibiumeH. @epiHor. FlIHIliel ttt'
meroeu i'm lrciDbaIS un SGupi eNIGdUg seIuns
ben. Infer gl0ert miro, pcHI Retoillni. Vots
fpTCheU. W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
Baltimore Ge1nCtcrN.

Siirenu: Srautliu Slog., Baltimore II. Hottbitr'
APgribniBpldBc BUM Seriaul BON So an.
ilr bier @rabcr. Sreie BemlGu1Q Der Hapeue
Ifr 9rauCrguttc5oieniie. lNlIllG,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
TruiO Hibac GemctCrU.

Ser iOeale Sriebbof Ueu baltimore, nabe
9itesutac. 3iuei eIeftrtihe NGbr Eilien illo
9imIiros 9onleodro bireft sum- Ertcobol; 9ue
@ruuoitiidc inter itdnoiqer gtiittt. gtlcorige
Rreiie. NcrlanQt bic ucuCn ]s0uucuir Atutaloge.
Qiireaii: vi. III, 9iurosGb attrs'S trnRe Setoe
Ielepbonc. lHptIl2S'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
lorraine.
9Gnlcriim.

Wnltrlidl. = VnTtnrti1. TFitoIIW,
g8eltlih BON gSGlhroof cine ~. cine 0oloe
WeiIe. UlouHt noups l&n9Qon. mo ,EQttdlHez
g~SaggnHS brett bis 8ltut GiuQduN, Ne!oe 81
lepbune. Stuotsluredu i'm orliclt Sutr ne9
Observation-Disclosures, GbartCe nno lTsGlettS'
StraBe. CDR ulilSA&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
e,n;ounNn Niid,uCr.

Gs tarb nm 20. loncmbCr l"lS IN e. ~
fepb'S SoipiiaI 1rou Sunlannon 7tihner, N&tit'
ne bon gllcran6er Eittucr. 2te 0ceroi9ttn9
tlnbet Bente Dlurncn llln ~ unl pom Nah6'
ibreS @uioerS Sreoerid I.tH1l-er' ~. ~,
NolooHs9pe., ATS ilatt. QUO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Gin cams mcrfm q
pom @liicf bcgiinItigtcr Nniti5ilii6t-
ling lit Scr oltS Scr @ocbcf- Wpros
'oiioirc bcfonntc 0r.@oitUeruellr Gup
Tor bon &entlldp Der lett icler mt
9liidicli0cn @eid)ihtc in inherent
Stnntc ipeilt. 81 lonGc Sn6iono re.
pnblitoliide @ollpcrncltre hattie, per
m%cigcrten Oicic iciuc Nl,slieferlung al
Die ocnlofrntilden @oltperncllrc bon
aentudD. Nun bcfommit .Snoiunu
eillelt Oeulofrotildlcn @ollpernel1r, Der
Den Mnrm mtaliefcrn miiroc. Sen
tltfp obcr bot cinen repltblifoniidcn
@ouucrrcur, ser jcBt pieoer Die Hlta-
licfcrinl0 nldlt uerlongt. (SSbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28


Ecr9onficrC ar " ii /
Ter in 6rcpIin9 (@opcrn) bot lid,
Olrrd) eiuen SpruuQ in Die Gouou
0u9 @cben geltonuncu. Gr binterldBt
100000 ShuIoen 0cnCn an @aor=
bciton0 init niGt5 QcAcniIbcr ltcbt.
Ser perfru6tC San err
5rltit, Die lebtc Wriinormg oe5 picl.
Ncnonutcu Gi&t6ui09 W}oric. lit mt
ter 0cn SnlnmCr 9ctommcll. Gr lpor
uui 60 Miuipncu Collars fapitoIis
iirt mo brodtc mn 61a O}iQiouen.
DUB ser 1rltit obcr pcrmaiiert ge-
weien ieiu! @ur abcr uud elm
Sdiif9E ruIt.
Ser GorncNi lei d) { Nrtitcl
itbcr SuriibCrnbicBun9 mti Glen. mo
Stublpro0ufte bat in Gn9lano gr0B2-
re Mirtung 9cbubt, ais 1T Den Ser
cinigtcn Stontcn. Sn &onOon lullrs
ocu om Gage nod Dem 8cfonltmer.
ben Oc3 Century Mnqo5inc "Nlrtitci&
10000 Stomm.2ltticu Gla Stobl-
Grnit@ Io3geidlo9ct.
Nr oCm Gro5eb 0cS Ora
len Noui De GoiteQone geQcl1 ieinc
gcihicocnc @ottin sic jcBiQe Nrin-
5ciiin DC SngoL Ae6orcnc 2Inua
@oulO, miro mol mieocr ptcl ihmltBi-
&c @di6e ~mlS9ebGugt. Ter iIottc
@oui mlO Der nid)t menigcr fIotte
&cIic hoben 9cioc oaS nltc Mort Der.
geiicn: ogiobICiic obIigc" (2locl Icgt
Yfli6t uli),
Gas Frci&gcr ) iir Sen
&olt@-S dillcrprcia bat Dem fiinioftiz
gen 0romn oSuntri$. Der Nnrr" BON
Grnit &or0t 0cn Yrei9 bon 5000
Mort 5llcrfonnt. Sur enQeren Mo6l
ltonOen nod 6ic @ertc n9lut" Don
Slllill9 Bob, oNeoipuS uno sic
Spbinr" bon 0itqo BON SoimomS
thai mo ~GoS @eib ocS Golcnoc.
ten" bon s.. 0jcllcrllp.
Sci elmer Gonfcrcn5 Scr
9etriebaleiter Der eleftriiten 9ubucu
OcS Sonoc0 murbc icltgeiteQt, ooB bic
%lo0cnunnten SrolleDS cine SGnge bon
100000 Mcilen bobcn. 9tift mitgc-
rchnct iino Die Giicnbobnen, Die
ibren 9ctrieb on ibren Gnoitutionell
clcftriih cingcri6tct bobcn. llno
mic Iungc iit'3 6er, 0ub scr clcftri.
idc Nctrieb bel Den Strobcnbobncl
cinacfiibrt mur0e?
Scarf bat Sum Gam.
pngne 6oll0 Ser bon i6m ms 2cben
0crrtienen SnoepenOencc Gnrtei l2..
300 Go0orS bcigctroaen uno io5uia.
gen bic Qolr5en Gompngrle.&oIten &c.
tro9elI, Geun olrBer Dem &corIt'idJcll
@clbc ginget nod Dem 9erid)t oeS
S6aBmeiitcrS Der Eurtci nltr nod
POI Collars ein. Sb in Die Scarf.
iden @eitrG0c mobl Die Summet
einbcgriifen iino, lpcldIc &corit fiir
Die Gcitobleneh Nrdlboloz gricie DC
5oblt hot2 S6lutrlid).
@ci 0en ucucn 3metcent@s
@ricfmorfcn lit bic 3iffcr ~" uid)t
mlfgeorllft mor0cn. 3meibunocrt.
OiiaIoncl oieier Morfcn luoren bis
3lrm 10. Nopembcr bcreit5 an bic
Noit0nttcr pcriunot mor0ell, che man
Ben Seblcr cntocftc. 9tun lit Die ruci.
icrc Nu5gobc oicicr Murfcn ci1Gc-
Itclt morocn, mo cS Dcr0cn ncuc
EIottcn bcrNcitcnt, g1ic cin iold)cS
%eriehcn in elmer Nr0icrunqS Crude.
rel nt00liN lit, ldbt lid idppcr bcNrci-
len. GS mltb ctluoS l%ottcriN ga 5lls
Gebcn.
GIN cams III Crt II ur0tG
k,,,,, (NI,,f k,-,..S4. 49,, .SI..s(. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

0oS Mc0icrnnQ9 @urcou
iiir unicrcn &nilllor-SciiB Mil Dem
Gomitc fiir WtittcI mo @cQc oie
ircic Giuilibr pom lo6ot in0 3lldcr
ollo Den Ebilippincn c%mpicIlcn, %,
NCNcn miro notiirlif non Den Snbnf3-
pilonjern uno 3lldcrriibenbnllern Der
@crcini0tun Stoutcn proteltirt MGR
0eit. Shou 1906 mur0c cine Gill i'm
Observation-Disclosures nit $50 aegelt
Il Stinmcn %nnAcnomncM Die per
tllgtc, ooh 3uder mn0 (abuf aus Den
FblIippinen Orci Sabre ciuem ,3oll
non % Froicnt uutclmpricn icin ,oa=
re. CAB obcr nod 1909 6reibonocl
5lpllfen Ocn %biIippincu uto Nclt
@~trclnigten Stooten hcrrid)cn ioltc.
EoS @eict lpur0c obcr. I'M Scrot
BON pcnn 5%uiIdnotNcu Gomitc qor
nift uor9ebrndlt. Oh cine ioldc 9ia
jest mcbr @liid bubcn miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
Sermiidlte ansciscn.

@cibnadIts+ Ircnbc
Bdnat nb nor
einem ld6clno:n, beirteotaten Tntltf
NIB riurnt rciucn, friinen, idlpncm @o'un.
Snipijirer sic lest Sbre @aroerope &tei'
Icidl bnben Gle etllde Sdiaen, Suetner noer
9nllsdnitGne. bie Sic nuu fbbniten. mo beiteil
aus6niebet iuiirihcn. che sic fir bic 6etcriaee
bereit limo. SSelli eS cine 3eit elebt 81 oer
sic aui fhDuitcn mo eIcanntcftet alsle9eit
icnten. 10 IL cS 5ur gSeiorahtsbrit! vs. pare
uicIeih! nlin rutbfen1. Chr @nli5tillnier 81 M
etc. GrYcrimcuie iino aefdbrIit. SnS Serc
1T nme mas SiliaIc.
Cmil SllDer, ai6 saeit. Sape tts.e trabe.
(iob22-) 229 MiurosSp,paro' stranr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
&%criammliiuas IuScigcn.

yS~its2umbarcs $traicu 9ermnmcui Sniiotng d
supings' Suriftn H."
Bic iihrlibe ~@eridmntluna mo. NaDi ooi
Ncantet NM 0trcltoren finoet Girnitna. oelt
I. Ns6embcr. I'M SIerIa mmlu1gSsGoid!e, Stnt 8.
9turomeit.@dc Baltimore. ullD Sdllns.. Str. lioft'
Snepb Sct, initr
tS3a 5-G) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Iuf cincm 9untett 0c3
manufacturers un0 0colerS Glib"
III Gbicago lullroe bon perid)ieocncl
Meonern c%mpfoblerL Glnaeiidts Der
6ortldrritte Der Frobibitiots-9 cme-
0llnq oorauf bil5larbcitelt. ouB Der
GinfliB Der @ciitlidcu uno herairhc
Uli Ole Erobibitioneirngc oltSgcid,ic.
Oen merOe. aein @eiitIid)er babe ooS
Ncd)t, ouf Der &nn5el fir Die Erobi.
bltlon Eropagn1on 81 mnd)en. Noa
mag ltimmell, ober Die 8elItlid)cll
ncbllc1 it'd ooa Ned,t. llno Wcr nil,
lper tonn tic III Der prohibitions
rage mulotu6t m,ad)en? @ie ioIlelt
ole @clltIlfcn ilberbdltpt III Der Bro
Dlbltlon@froac anSgeidlicoclt pcrocn?
Serr Garncgie crtl0rt
III cillem S6reibcn an oas Gongreb.
Gontite iilr Mittcl ulto @ege, bob
leln artltcI iibcr oel Sorif, ser I'M
oGcntnrD MoGoSine" crifienen lit,
mlBperlton0en moroen ici. Sem
8lollbc OIL SdrubSolle. ga, no iidl
olcle olS l1othmcnbig erlpieieL iei 10
ltorf. ais ic. Gr unter;eid)net iein
Shreiben M ooa Gonlitc iiir Mittel
Ano Megc 10: nAlS trei,er Sduub5oQs
l1er Der Sbrtgc anbrelp Carnegie.
Mo5u gebt beun Carnegie INTER Die
Sdriftlteller, luelln er lid niht flor
GiSorilden fam? Sot'S ia nid)t no.
thl9, ST lfreiben. Sbcr lpaten ibnl
Die Scrren bonn Stobltruit iiber iciuc
Snr1- &ebcreien Ole Noac 10 beiB &C.
mod)t Dabelr, oaB er jcst .Eoter pee.
copi" ia9t2
TaHc sur 9ieiic ms MnSlanS be-
lprgt 6. Haiuc, Wr. 4t3, Eft.&alti'
| Murfitrafe, nnbc Gnitpm 6onir Npe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28
&erniidltc gln1ciacn.

1amcusa anitarium Wtuo0uc gIooIpt, rc8t
ftrirtc Gcbumlne. ,Iruucnleiocu eUiolGretd be-
hGuoclt. Vripatbcim wdbreuh &ilnUett. StuI
Sen 8 GrrH. bis < glbloS. 42l Welt. Saratnaa'
StruBc, 5piIdru Facas uuO @utaius StraRe.
tTpO96. lMtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Nmce, mac tn uosr @aioliu brennt, rtparl'
rem mir. Selbei3cr. Camper Del urlo "Sapor.,
Seien; @(rbcit garantirt. SOhu y. 0Iuntpt 6lS
Et.Tyancttcs strnBe, Sa6riIuHteH BON 8alollLl'
Qampen, Observation-Disclosures y, x "
Telcpobi. Neirc SuliCitoreil ooer IgeHten 5uT
Nei6aifuuo bon @luitragcH nII9cttell.
(SIt2S. tWfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

glne Rttqlicber Ser .uuo9rtd.tr3 oHo Goah
Stpners Ifociuiton" GCi0rgeu NutldleH ttT @e'
eTOlgnugeH HGb alien Gta6t 6r!togOleA Iht IL
$3.50
3. Gromle0, Getgetir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Ncr OerFr0Mt c yam cr9
5rltit, Die leBtc Wriin0lmg Oc@ picl.
N|cuomutcu Gi3t6ui09 W}oric, lit mt.
ter orn Snmmcr Gcfommcn. Gr luor
uui 60 Miuipncn Collars fapitoIis
iirt mo brodtc ulr 81 O}iQiouen.
UtuB ser 1rltit obcr ucrwGiiert ge-
Weien ieil! @ur abcr ou6 cin
Shiiio IruIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Sn MAINS bat Scr Nuuficr
Cppenbeiu in Golgc otp @ultcrotta
scr @%etreibeiirnl0 M Strru III &rclt;
nod, an Ser Die Gppcnbeim'itc @unt
nit etluo aiotrtholb Ntilioncn Mi.
bctbciliAt mar, Salbitmoro bcgon0en.
C%ppcnhcim NOR Stootpcroroneter Scr
Sloot Ntoi15 lnO itono an Der SpiBc
ptcler @obltbGtiGfeitS Snititute mo
rt2-Ginridltltnger Ser &er.
ltorbenc hat Die S6ut III eillent Nll.
genblid acjiti9er @erpirriun9 began.
9en oenn bic &onf lit aud nod) cen
Ncrlulten bel Dem Stcrn'Id)cn gu.
Iommenbrldl p%ollitGnoi0 iolpcrtt, mo
Nepollten tonntcn olti Murid) in en-.
ptnng 9enouumel merocn. Sic Sir.
mn Sonber8cr, Die nit Ser Sppen.
blim dct Nant eng ucrbumOcn mar,
IteIltc 0cr Hettercn ioiort cine Mil.
Iiun @tort 8anr 5ltr %criii9lmN.
Gin Sinan5blOtt NJ a d t
0nrouI nlimerfiom. oob Ole 9aorbc.
it0lt6e I'M SunocsbuliShalt in nicienl
6iafaliabre bcreits INN 30 0iiuioncll
Collars dbgcnomnen hober. Bon
iCet al merGc Die Nbnobmc Der @cl.
Der in Sdobomte nod raider Dor
lid gebcn. ais bisher. 0n iortoauernb
nit GeIijits gcreduci merocn miilic
Zen Santcl crluGdlt oorora Sic Ger.
pilidtiun8 fli,8c &orlid)t 81 iibcu, 81
baS ShaBalnt nidlt III DER Gage III
een 9onten 81 Siilfe III fommen. nit
ooS i'll Den lcbtcn Sohren mebriod
geidleban lit. Sic 9oufcn iinO ali
lire eigencn Si%ilfsQuellcn angeuie
leii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

Ha0c sur Gieiic in's MnSlanS be-
iurst 6. Maine, 9r. 4t3, Eit.@aIti.
MDrtitraRc, nabc Gnitpm .eonir Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

ar " ii
Ter III 6rcDIin9 (@opcru) bot lid
ourd einen Sprung in Die Gonou
mas 2cbrn geltommcrt. Gr bintcrldBt
100000 SfuIoem Ocncn an 9aor-
bciton0 ioit nidt5 QcAcniibcr itcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

samltae, OcH %. NOUcmGcr 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

ros BET, nnS blnisftt bsHtias gIatt tn ben
nnb siib itGnteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-28

AarHtur fir seaThIuatOu ans 5itrist Columbia:
Hm. 9auuemanH, t615 Wiarlousstr,, R'N.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-28
Too Slow to Be a Soldier.

In room on the top floor of large
factory boy was amusing himself by
going through the bayonet exercise
with long handled brush in lien of Il
rifle. His boss, coming quickly upon
him, gave him q box on the ear for
wasting his time. The sudden blow
caused the lad to lose his balance and
iall down the hoist shaft. but fortu
nately he kept his hold OF the brush.
the handle Of which, getting across tile
shaft, broke his fall and enabled him
to grasp the chain, down which he slid
in safety. The boss was Mortified at
the effect of his action and rushed
GREATNESS and gasping with fear down
the eight flights Of stairs to the base
ment, expecting to find a mangled
body for which he would have to &C
count He was, however, just in time
to see the lad drop on his feet un-
harmed, SO, recovering his self pos
session and his breath, he exclaimed:
want to be soldiar, Ell? Well,
you're too slow for that Why, man,
can walk down all those stairs quick.
er than you can fall down the hoist
chaft"-London Answers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-28
German Humor.

The tendency Of the German comic
papers to employ continuously the
same characters as producers Of
mirth' is the subject of an article In
Berlin paper by Ludwig Bauer. The
writer mentions as the most conspicu-
sus of the funny figures the absent
min.ied professor whose habitual um
brela losing proclivities have made
generations laugh, This figure had Its
origin at a time. he says. when the
man Of letters was helpless person
In the active world-a dreamer dwell
Ing In realms away from the actual
and therefore blind to his surround
tngs. In this form he has been rep
resented in the comic papers Rn,
Germany. he thinks. not the professor
has been and is being caricatured The
professor today must be wide awake
man, for science is no longer an is
land. These are not the days for sap
and for dreams. Another abused char,
acter is the Lieutenant who, having 10
foe to fight. is always shown as uE,S-
ing conqueSts where Amor has CON,
mand. The Old maid is another of thu
stock figures, and one of equal :mpor-
lance is MIR. Newlyrich OF the latter
IT is said: He is always full Of fear
and suspicion. He knows that be has
been misplaced, and he sways from
side to side like timid rope walker
This makes him really funny, and we
must laugh at his antics"
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ChaS, B. Pi|Isbury
Lightning Superstition.

The ancient Romans avoided places
strEcI hy lightning. The houses IL
damaged were pulled down or fenced
In SO that no one could use the build
%ang on which the gods had set the mark
of their displeasure. This feeling was
Eprobably deepened by the fact that Ger
tain localities are visited by thunder
storms more than others, the wrath Of
.Jove descending in white fame time
and again in the same spot. And It.
was the same superstition, lingering
among Christians in slightly different
form. which made it so difficult for
Benjamin Franklin to introduce the
lightning rod. for the pious Americans
of that day declared that 'it was as
fmpious to erect rods to ward off heav-
ems lightning as for q child to ward of
the chaste Mig rod Of it's father
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Toward the Pole.


Ice eight feet thick on the ocean and
snow falling even In summer-such To
the weather experienced in the polar
regions. When the air ia dry and still.
It is remarkable how low a tempera.
ture can be borne with ease. One ex-
piorer tells US that with the thermome-
ter at 9 degrees 1t was too warm for
skating. The summer weather LII this
region Is, moreover. in some respects
pleasant and healthful Within the
arctic zone there are wonderfully COL
ored Sunrises and sunsets to be seen.
They ere both brilliant, and impressive.
But tie nights-the nights are monot-
onouo and repelling. a rigid world
buried in everlasting snow, silent save
feT ska cracking Of the ice or the wall
Of the wind Travellers in these re-
gions experience many. discomforts.
The keen air causes their skin to burn
and blister, while their lips swell and
crack. Thirst, again. has been much
complained of, arising from the action
Of the low temperature ON the warm
besly.
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Only NIGHT Air at Niahk.

Speaking Of Florence Nightingale
and her efforts to keep the world
healthy. it seems pertinent to make
special mention of her mission in be
half Of the open window at night. III
the early, years of her labors much un-
opposition to this method
OF ventilation because of the supposed
harmfulness OF the night air was ex-
pressed, but Miss Nightingale had one
stock argument In support of her posi-
ton, It being the question. what air
shall We breathe at night bnt. night
air?'' 1t, was unans Eerabie from her
opponents point Of ysew, even II. it did
not always convert them, bat it did
lead d countless number into saner
ways Of living and along she way 10
the present methods Of treating fuber
eulosia. Boston Transcript: 5$ .. 5
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COIN NOTICES.
lnserip ons That Were soy 70 ere
Cynies and Critics. .,..

lnserip ons That Were soy 20 Gre
cynies and Critics. .,.
A collection of cota notices gathered
by an Italian student, ,Amerigo Scar
latti, was published in Minerva, an
italian periodical. Scarlatti Is Of the
opinion that such inscriptions. though
not intended to be cynical. too often.
admit Of such an Interpretation through
the irresistible habit of the public Of
ignoring the intention of the designer
and applying the motto to the coin it
self. ..- r..
Thus when Charles H., king of the
two Sicilies, had engraved on his sill
yer ducat the Latin words ''Unus non
Suf6cit," meaning "One is not enough
all the world insisted on forgetting
that the king referred to single scep-
ter and enthusiastically agreed with
him that one ducat wasn't enough for
any one.
On the contrary, storm of ironical
opposition was aroused when Louis de
Bourbon, king of Etruria. in the early
part of the last century inscribed "Yi-
deant Pauperes ct Lactentur" on his
coins. The words mean LET the poor
zee and rejoice" and Of course every
one wanted to know why a poor man
should rejoice at merely seeing a piece
Of money.
On the papal coinage Of 1873 bearing
the arms of Gregory XIII. are the
words EFT Super Hanc Petram" (And
upon this ROCKY. OF course the pope
and the artist who designed the coin
meant the words to refer to the papa
cy, but the evil minded applied them
SO maliciously to the coin Itself that
the issue was speedily stopped. A sim
Tar opportunity for evil tongues was
afforded when the Knights of Malta
coined an issue Of dollars with the sign
of their order, the Maltese cross, and
their motto. "In Hoe Signo Militamus'
In this sign we combat). The ribald
affected to take 1t as a confession that
with them money was truly the sinew
Of war
A Venetian lira dated 1474 has the
somewhat ambiguous ruotto "In Tibl
Solo Gloria" (To thee alone the glo.
~. A sequin coined by Cardinal Rez-
gonico in 1744 bears the words "Veni
Lumen Cordium," or "Come, thou light
Of hearts" Clement XII issued coin
with an image Of the Madonna, with
the legend "Causa Nostrae Laetitiae''
cause Of our joy. and a Venetian
piece with an allegorical figure of Jus.
tice, with the words 'Nostra in hac
elicitas'' Our happiness in this). All
of these inscriptions were irrevently
diverted by contemporaries from theil
true object to the money itself.