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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
IS ipQ anhfhsi lueloeli.

SNN
&cridic0cnc @eionguertine beidIie-
ben, in 3utllnit oie Singitun6en
Der nTereinfGtctipS Gnger" beiier
3u beiuden. - Die ,Sarmonie"
erb0It ein id6ne5 Anoenfen aus
@ien. - 9luoerc 8ereinSnoti5en.
Sn ibrer gcitrigeu Singitunoe
iibtc sic pSormouie" bel 5ob(reiher
@etbeili0lmG ser MitgIicoer ole GbGre
nSriibIing" pom Somun@, rlleber.
muIocn" bon lllridL lnelhe bel ser
nrprgcn Nbcuh I'M @reiIenbcim itutts
iinocn0cn 6cicr ~gciur0cn mcr0en iot.
len mo %icrter mltr0e eiu neiler @bor
fir oo8 nddItc CONCERT in 4ngriff
gCnonrmcn. Sn ser 8eldGftSlibuuJ
troi ciu Sdrctbcn BON Dem listener
Wt0nncr.@ eionQocrGin" neblt Mebail-
Ion Elm, meldc5 oui ser cinen Seitc
009 N~elIci6iI0 0c3 %ehcmoli1en Sor.
Iton0eS. COMMENCEMENT Sron5
ShnetOerbon. mo ollf ser unoeren
Scite Die 6rcibcit5itotlte mlftueiit. Sn
Dem Shrcibcn 0%cOcntcn sic @iener
DER pergnii0tcn Gage, mcI6e lie Ge-
nan oor cincnl Sabre I'M 8reiic ser
oSormoniten" Don Baltimore Der.
brud)t bnber, Ser &crein bcartipor.
tetc Die BON 0c1n &oritnno Scr Ser.
ciniGtcn Ginger" al i'm gerid)tcten
Grngcn ~bcioben6 uu6 miro lid in 3u.
tlulit m69lidlt 5nblrcid an Ben Bro-
ben betbciligcn. aild) mur6en Nm.
l|t0ltcll QctroiferL INN lid belttc alif
Dem Compiler oGniicl" sum Ibidie6.
ncbnlcu pom Gbrcn,ErGlioenten Srn.
2outS Sdnci6cr, meld)er eineG eutlh.
lanorciIe antritt, 5uiummen SIT finoen.
Nus un0eren 8ereinen.
Ser ,@crmonia d. Gllartett . Club"
itbte IN icincr gcitrigcn Singitunoe
Die &Icocr, pcldlc 0%ele9cntlid) 0e5
g%ol0crcu &of5eitS SlibilGims oes
Gbren . ErGii0cnten Srn. @iQiam
@ronot mo 0cilcn Satin geiungen
luer0er i%olen, geiibt purben. Sn Ser
@cIh0itSiitung mllr0e belfloiien, Die
Erobcn Scr oGereinigtcn Singer" in
3ltfltnit III Gorpore SIT beiiid1er. Cine
gitloOung ser oMclooie" mrrbe ont
genommen mo 5pct poiiipc Mitglie.
Der gcIongtcr sur aufnabme.
Sn scr geitrigcn 8eidditsiitung
6es "Wfct9cr . 8eiongpereins" lpur.
Den Die @%inInoingen oes .grbeiter.
MGnlcrdorS" mo Ser oWelobie"
o%ngenomncn un6 nod) Gerlciung oes
Shreibens Scr .Bereinigten Singer"
bcihloiicn IA aftipc 5u ben Wafens
proben 5u e%uticnoeu.
Ter ,5balia Wdnnerfor" traf &c.
tern oic lettcn arrangements fir
Den Woi NuSfllig nnd 2ieberfned)t'S
6ornl. 9ic G%inln0ung beS .grbeiter.
VtGnncrdorS" iuur6e altgenommen
mo ooS Sdrciben ser nYereinigten
SGnger" bon SefrctGr George Sim.
mcIbcber uerleien.
Ter n&irbeiienGere bcihloB
acItcrrL I'M Slli cinen Musilug 5u
untcrncbmcn. 3u Wiitglieoern oes
arrangements Counties ernannte
ErGiiocrt SObn Snuic Ole iolgenoen
&crrcn: u. Sdwarb Yeter Hobr.
mann lu1o HouiS @crbcr. Siini Wtit.
glicocr mllroen neu ouigcnommen.
Ser ngaocnio WGnnerdor" or.
nanttc iiir 0uS @noe oieIeS Wonats
ltottfinoenoe SOmnlernodtsfeit oaS
nn~dioIge,0c Gomite: 9enrp Yeder,
len, Ebil. Sfulenberg, Senrp Sobn,
9tid, 6ront uno Srit &omber. Die
Serrcn Seinrid) 5ranf uno Sobn
Wtcper pur6en ais ottipc Mitalieoer
oul9enomncn. Gas Sfreiben ser
~8creinigteu Sdnger. fam sur Ser.
lelumg.
Ger n9oOiihe 6rauen@ ercin" be.
id)loB Geltcrltl eiren Commercials.
Hug o%b5libnIten, lmo miro 0oS ar.
rongcmcuts, Gomitc in elmer ipGteren
Sibullg ernannt perocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
yGpmplimcnte" fir Srn. SprucIer.

Scr Ncrcin ser WcldGltSlclttc ninllnt
III ieiner rcgelmGBigen SieunJ
Neihliiiic an. - Sit iiber ole
SteulmQnubme 0c9 Staotrotb5.
mit0IicoeS BON Scr -. Mar0 ent.
tGlrld)t. - GoS &igbtitrobcn'
S%rottoir.
Ger &ercin ser @cihGitalUrtc bon
Sit0 baltimore belt Qcitcrn Nbcno
in Der 6ricn0ibip @uuc an Mont
gonlcrn, n0bc &llbtltruBc cine rcdt
intcrcNuntc &criummhmG al. Girt
Nn5nbl miNtiNcr GrOBcn mcldc Oi2
Wobliubrt BON Sii0 baltimore b..
riIbrclL tunlcl SIR Gcbntte. Cine Der
uidtiNItcu pur Oicicni0c, mclOe iid)
INN Die Nobntrcu5ung Der Baltimore
Ohio 3 Wobt ball0eltc. GicIClbc bate
cine rcbt Icbbuitc Gebntte 5ltr 6olgl,
un0 0nS Gr0ebniB mar, 0aBNcldliiht
nn1cnommcu lultr0cn III mcldcn 0lc
Organization crtlGrt, OoB tic o6 Der
NonNIuuNSiuciic oc5 WiitGiic0c5 bc9
critcn Stootrotb35mcigc9 bon Der %
@or0, IN mcld)cr @oro Die mciitCI
@nbntrel5lun1cn iid bcfinocL iehr
itbcrru'ht III, iu0cnu bcluatc5 Wtlt-
gIico nidt I'M Slime Scr StinlnGe.
Der leincr g4uro han0Clt unO lelb':
tbcilmcilc ooron ihllIo lit, boB Die
%orIuGc Ger Nobntrcu5linaS . Gons
miiiion mlfacbaltcn pcroc.
Gam Ocr1uriuhte olld) Die crruei.
tcrtc 2iNbtitrobc IN ibrcr ge9cuudrti.
gen &crioiiung cine lGn0crc Gebatte
mo bcrbc Nritif gciuilicr Scrrcr.
Sic @cmobncr bon SiiO Baltimore
%pcrlonGcu bon scr Frott- bis 5llr Gee
StrnBe ciucn tcmporGrcu bGl5ernca
NiIrgeritcil, bis boS pcrnlonentc
Grottoir pollcn0ct lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
SrScn Der S6ritcr.

Gic Convention 0c3 @rob.Gplrt ser
oSoritcr BON Nmerifo" miro in
ser nFptbion Gaitle @oQ" obNc.
boltcn. - Ser Sr0cn bate inn
IcBtcn Sabre GroBcn 3ltmodS. -
9ic 9comtenmo6l.
Sic Sobrcsiibumg ser @roB.Gourt
Scr o60ritcr BON Nmcrifo" IN Marp.
lonO ion0 0eitcrn in Der oEUtbion
Gnitle @oQ" ltott. Gn& ErotofoIl
ser lcttcn SibutN murOc pcrlcicn
uno o%ngcnomnlcn. Ger .Gcplltp GU
premc Ghirf &onarr" I'M. ollie n4oit
8rouo Gbicf HongcrS" crhieItcn cineu
GbrcrpIob ncbcn Dem n@ron0 Gbici
Nonqcr". 9ic @rrid)tc 0C5 @roB=
ScfrctGr3, Wrob Sd)obmciItcr3 unb
8rob.S r1lItCcS mur6cn pcrlCiCn mo
a%nqcnommcr. Ger Sr0cn bnt io-
ipObl i'm lcbtcn Sabre finon5iell, mit
an Wtitglicocr5nhl n1ebr olS in irAcn0
einCnl Ocr porbcrgcNon9rncn 5cbn
Sabre jugcnommen unO mllr0c ans
6icicm 8runoe boS @cbalt oeS Shob-
meiltcrS in TolQc ser prrnlebrtcu 9lr-
belt Crb0bt, To8 UintrittSgcI0 crillbr
e6cnioQS cine Grb0Gung.
SIC iolGcnOcn Ncomtcn ipuroen or
mGblt mo IN lire rCipcftipcn Acmtcr
cinGcIiibrt: @rob Gbici Hungcr Mm.
Slnter, @rob Cub Gbicf 9ionGcr &.
VI. NcmmnL @rob S6obmCiitcr 5.
:. GoltcIo, @rob SefrctGr G6co.
Ncnb, protofoaircn0cr @rnB ScfrctGr
VI. e. 2oCtca, @rob Scnipr @ooos
iuoro Nt1uit %Siua, 0roB &nnion
WooomorO Sol. @cnocrion, @roB Sc.
nior 9coOIe Sol. u. Spence, @roB
Slnnior @cnOle Trcb. 0'@ormon, f..
@roB SrltItCc Sol. GolNbnL .. @roB-
GrltitcG @m. GormoQ ruo 3. @roG.
Sruitce 5. s. 6rib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

w " - - = ' - " ~ " NDs'
Gbrcn 0cS ncucu EoIi5eiridtcrS Der
iilolihen Eoli5ciitotion, &nnleS ".
Scmia, iuuo 0citcrn Nbcn0 in Dem
G%nIbbouic 0cS oScmorrotild)cn Snir.
mount . Nucnnlc . Clubs" 9tr. 2t2O,
Tairmount = Nuenllc, cin Gn1pfang
Itntt, ST mclhcm iih Diclc 6reunoc
0cS Srn. SelpiS cIn0clu1oen botteit.
Der SouptrcOncr mar Sr. SnmcS
Sbriit. llntcr ben Imueienocn be.
ion0en lid) Gr . Staat&lenator sc.
ncrol Son1cS Doung, Nttuor oe1
superior . WcrihtS Stepben =. Sitts
lie, GongreB Nbgcoronctcr s.. gSoli
mo Stootrotb@nlitglic0 SoDn 9eb.
MGbrcno 0eS NbenDS ipiclte Toppc'8
Ordelter. Grfriidun0eu muroen &c.
rciht mo III ir0blidlter Stimmung
cl0ctc Der Gnlplnllg 81 lp0tcr StnE'
&c. GaS ARRANGEMENTS Gonite be.
Itnno aus 0en iolgcn0el Scrren: T..
@0btc, Sobn Bee, iln., stephen &.
Hittlc, &olepb &. &uotc, Mid)aCl s.
Nelion, IS. Nptino, s, &. 0ltinn, $.
". Sumpbrcp Sbo3. Goal, NntboI
SdloB, Widucl W~tcNinlcp, Sobn u
Softer. 5. 3. @olI, &obn ). GOof, s.
%oltbnuS, So6u Sinocnlor, SoS. ".
&cui5 un0 =. ECluCD.
3mcitcr sell itmor0Ocr.
II d) uCrcitclt. Ger 3~li1briGc
,Sobn Is. Mlllc, lucl0cr ou WiontuG
Nod)mlittag III iciner 3ellc I'M StoCts
@ci1ngniB Dcrludtc, Sclbitmoro 81
bcAcbcn, in0cm cr lid nit cincr@lu9s
ld)crbc 0cn NuI3 onrdid)nitt, mo
luclder lid icbt I'M SobnS @opfin5'
Noipitol IN @cbnnOlung beIinOet, per
llld)tc bort sum 5%lucitcn W0le, lid
0a5 Hcbcn ST llcbnlcn. Gr iUnr III
cIncm HollltI6l 0lti 0Cn 9nlfon o.
ldobcn mor6eu mo mlr0e bon ciucn
M06ter bcoullIdtigt. Sl cillcnl I'M,
6cpod)tcn %IugCnblide lprung CT
aus Dem Stllblc mo olli 0o9 @eldn.
Der, UNI lid in Ole ficic 81 ltiir5cu.
9Iur 0urd) Die Nciite30cgcmmGrt oc3
Quarters lultr0c 9tlie gum 5pcIten
Wolc bonn So0c gcrettct.
IL. Sri blc QccGrt. 49, 9o8
Selgem0Ioe Oe9 filr5Iih on @Iutuer.
0iitung g%eitorbcncn Gr. &iuot Jii0g
WoD Srimblc, Eroi. bc9 College Scr
Hcr5tc mo @umoGrjte. lpeld)cS bon
Srn. Mol6cntor i. Iicterid) Ic6enS.
mobr gernolt morocn lit, milroe &c.
Itcrn Nben0 inter icicrIiden Gerenlo.
MEN oils @eidcnf Der bier alalIen
Oc5 Colleges ser Gcbrcr. 6ofuIt1t ser
%Scbronltolt I'M 2lnlp6itbeoter ocS Sol.
leo. OcbGuoe3 az Der Ode bon Gal
pert nno SnrotogdItrobe iibergeben.
IS mar Gin @eOdhtnib iiir oen oQgc.
mein heIiebt un0 gcod)tet gcluciencn
So6tcn.
Gin 2pnd) bel ii t d.
tct. - Soncs q. GmitG, scr om
Wonto1 IN Gumbcrlono pom Hidter
Senoerlon lpegen Grmoroung ieincr
6rot 81 Is SoGrcn 3ud)tGnltS per.
ltrtbcilt morben mar, mllroe, ou eiu
2pnd9erift bcfilrdtct muroc. bonn
Sderiii &ooel mad Baltimore &c.
braft, no or 9ciiern Morgen c%iutroI
iinO Ser @einngene mGbreno Scr
Nodt in ser mittIcrcr Eoli5eiItotion
cingcItcdt. 8citcrn nltroc Smith i'm
3uhthollS eingelieiert. Smith mar
olli ieinc Srau eiieriiidJtig mo batte
Die 5rau, Die @ittipe zines YreoigerS
mar, cridoiien. Ger @nnn ioa nidt
gon5 rid)tig i'm G6eritiibden iein,
lorIt wdre er notwithstanding 5ilm 80.
De p%eruribeilt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

3ur @0rnungr, fiir Elm,
here. - Giucm gcriebencn 8oluucr
lit 1ralt Otto q. Elitt bon Nr.2t0G,
Morp Anra. StrnBc, gum Spfcr &C.
inllcn. @Gbrcn6 Ser Sobn oes 1litt'.
iden Gbcponrc9 olti Der Sootcnbabre
lag, traf ans Nc1usDorf nit einenl
angebliden Voten bon ~aoamS Gr,
pref 60" Elm Fadet Elm, fir peldes
$1.4O @e6ii6rcn berednet muroen.
Sn Ser auirc8llng be5abltc lie 0a8
@elo mo ais lie ben Snbolt priiite.
fono lie, oab Ooa Podet neiter ni6ts
entbielt oI5 cine 6laibe nit geiGrb.
TEN @oiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14

Nblc6cn. - SIN qltcr bon IS
&abrcn III am Wonto9 Sr. GDarlca
Nn0rcu Sd)ulj III ieiner WobnnlQ
al 0cr GuItcrn.N pcnlle.HoaO II. No6
bile Sou.@otc, Valtimorc.Golntp
aus 0cnl Scbcn 0cldie0cn. Ser Scr.
Itorbcnc lOur0c am s. Wai 1882 i'm
@robber5oGtbnm SI~oeuburo gcborCn
ltno FAM i'm Sabre 1871 nod Nnrcri.
ia. Gr lilbrte irilbcr ot Der 9llicc.
NnlaltraBe cincn 8roccrula0ch. Ger
GoDingcld)icoenc mar elm 0rlt0cr OC3
Dor 3rUei Sabren 0citorbciicn BrGli
Ocntcn Scr oGeuti6en Vonf," Alerun.
Der SdltIi. Gr bintcrI0Bt oie S0bnc
@llItau ". ul0 Nlcron0cr q. S6uli
mo cine IN Sloenburg lcbcnoc God
fer, Sri. 6rte0a Sd)ul5. Gle Neer0i.
gltng Iin0ct nlor9en Hadmittn0 INN =
l(br nonl Srolerbultle aus alli 0cn
Baltimore 6rieoboie" ltott.
u o d) Elm Opfer. - 9ie 10
iGbrige Ncgerin Iorp Sumuotl,
meId)c geitcrn Norgcn in ibrer @ob.
nltng, Nr, 213, Servings . Court,
idlucre 0rnnoluunoen erlitt mo mad,
Dem ct. SoIepbS > 9oipital ge6rad]t
lprlroe, crlog geitern Wittag ibren
@erlebungen. @ie bereits geitern
gemcloet, fam ibre Sod)ter, Sic 81
Sabre altc Gbriitinnc Sumlpult, III
ocn1ieIben 5euer I'M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
Y%ampGcrc mad)tc @citGnSniF.

80 f'N' ~ - ~ hJ''A
item GonicrCn5 S6cil ~nCbnlcnocr
Eaitor Is, VI. SdcIl bon &uportc,
&nO., lcin @cbrimnib an. - Die
Sippcn oc9 @eiitlidcn iino icooGJ
ocriicgclt.
Nn ser MctboOilten Gonicrcn3 n
Der Hpric g S0llc mllr0c Is 1cltcrn
b%ctonnt, 0ub NoD &unpbcrc, Der IN
Snportc, Sll0, inter Der Nnlduulois
0ltllg ltcbt, Der S~elfcr9brIicr hc3
Wtor0mcibeS Nclc @ilinneB 9clucicn
5u leiu mo ld)licBlid) tic mo ibrc
0rcl &inOcr lmrgcbrnd)t 81 bobCL
DEM an Der GroBcn &ird,cn p Gonic4
rcn5 Sbeil nchmelocn Ealtor &. IT,.
S6cQ bon Suporte Elm pouc5 De
ItG1t0niB ubqclcQt bot. Eoitor SdcIl
l0Bt ober nid)to iibcr ocn SnbGlt oc9
@eltGn0nilic2 %ucrlnuten, ipcil cS inn
IN Torm elmer 9cid)tc ge0cbcu MOT
Den mar. Gr l0atc, CT bnbc Sonts
pierre ieood) crmnbnt, Dem Stoot3.
onluolt aud, Elm DolleS @eItun0nib
ob3ulegen, unO CT Glollbe, Dob cr e.
tbun miiroc. Sic 9eD0rocn BON Ga
porte iponotrn lid geitern Worgcn
t%elegropbiid al Fnitor Sdcll, BON
linn 9tGberea ilbcr odS @eitGnoniB er'
betenb; CT teleNrnpbirte ieood) 5ltriid,
OoB or oen Miini6en Der 0e60rorn
rift nohfonmcn folnte. Foitor
Sdea iogt, 6rou @ninneb babe oft
oen GotteSoicnit in iciner Stride in
Soporte beludt, ober in1nler ocn Gin
brlld gcnlodt, olS iei lie oltf Den
WGmrcriona aus; lie lei cine icbr
itnttli6e gridcinlrng ~gepcicnL iiigtc
CT binju. -"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
Ncim Gnocn crtrnnfcn.

SNmea 9tccobam Yotce iinoct 81 Gllr.
lis Ban icincn 300 in ocn @eQen.
- @ollte nod Scr 9lrbcit ein er.
iriidcn0cS @no ncbmen. - Sc
b0rtc elmer b%etonnten 6amiIic IN
Sr00tlpn an.
Ger % Sabre oIte Tamc3 NccO6nm
Fotcc criratt g~cltcrn Nnd)nittug
lobc @optin9 Yoint bcim Nu0cn.
Der Gcrlm9Iiidte mar ais Glcrf bel
ser QuOi0ion Gbemicul So. 81 Nolus
fins Eoint ntgcitcIlt mo moIltc lid
llad) Actbancr Nrbctt 0llrd) Elm crIrl=
lden0C3 @o0 nbtiiblen. NlS Cr gum
5lucitcn Dtnlc mltcrtnlld)te, crId)icn cr
rid)t mebr an Scr @oiieroberildhr,
mo Nlon5o TobnIon, ciu IngcItclItcr
oltf Der Wcrltc, tolld)tc nlebrnalS
lldd) Inn inter, brad)te Den jllt0cr
Otum inocilcn crit ans HdnO, ais
ocrlclbc to0t mar. Ger Seid)nam lpllrs
DC nud) Dem Observation-Disclosures n.
bIlilcnent Don Arnltrong & GcnnD
iibcr1ciiibrt, nad)Oem 5llpor cine 50.
roncra %ltrD ein oui llniall loutrnoe5
&crOttt obgc8cbcn botte. Eotec NOR
ciu 9lnAcb0ri8er Scr in 9rooflun,
}lnuc NIrunOcl,Goumtp, meitucr}ucig.
ten 1nmilic gleid)en Nomcn5. Gr
GAttc Oaiclbit iciucn @obniib.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
THE WHOLE STORY OF THE
"cONvENTjON.-

IN special message to the Rich'
mond Times Dispatch. Mr.. Joan
Stewart Bryan, ed!tor-in-chif Of that
paper, who is attending the Democrat
ic convention at Denver, says: Mr..
Bryan holds the radicals in the hol-
low of his hand, and the radicals are
in control That is the whole story
of the convention. There Is no eA-
planning being done by the anttBryan
men. They know. and the country
knows, that Mr.. Bryan did not gain
his power by default
As he says, the editor OF the
Times Dispatch has told the
whole story OF the convention
The story was known long before the
delegates began assembling at Den
yer, and those members of the Demo
cratic party who attacking the Nebras-
kan and wrangling and rowing over
things In general and simply doing
their best. Intentionally or otherwise.
to make Il impossible for the Demo
cratic candidate to win after he has
been nominated.
Long before the convention began,
enough delegates to nominate Mr..
Bryan had been instructed to cast
their votes for him. He practically
was the nominee OF the party weeks
ago. And as the Richmond editor
remarks, the anti-Bryan men and the
country know that the power which
brought about this situation was not
gained by default" A great MAORI
ty of the Democrats all over the coun'
try wanted MIR. Bryan and they in
structed their delegates to vote for
him. regardless of the cry that"Bryan
Is forcing himself upon the party
emanatfng from comparatively small
number OF people who are honestly
opposed to the Nebraskan. and from d
great many more who dc not want to
see any Democrat elected president.
The opposition 10 Mr.. Bryan now
coming to the front at Denver Is back
ed by those same people. who, while
they will not be able to prevent the
nomination OF Bryan. will succeed In
stirring up enough discord to handi
cap the party seriously In its figh
next fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
eAN,sh THE FiREcRAckER!

The country has celebrated the
Fourth at frightful cost. as usual. The
casualties reported in the press arc
but a hint Of the total number OF IN
juries, In which burns. cuts, gunshot
wounds. and premature explosions
will lead to loss OF eyes. amputati0ns,
and death. The Fourth of July was a
visitation of death in many home,
and the day will be remembered IN
such homes hereafter, not with a
throb OF patriotic love. lnt with ur'
ending sorrow.
WHY should this hideous mockery
continue? Why should grown men
and women abandon their care OF chill
dren on this day. and permit them to
handle deadly weapons. as though the
Fourth gave them charmed lives
Why should the protectors of publ"
peace slumber on this fatal day? Must
there be a sacrifice OF childrenS blood
to appease' some monster that pre-
sides over the memorial of liberty?
II IL high time that some comml-
nity more sensible than the rest.
should lead the way by putting an end
10 the Dissertation of the Fourth OF
july. ANY CltS uao II III 80 " W
prevent the Internal demonstration.
Whv should not Washington be the
first city in the country to end the
mOnstrous abuse? IL the ithorltleS
are in doubt as to public sentiment
let them inquire whether parents are
in favor of the further observance OF
the Fourth by placing fire and DEAN
in the hands of their children. we
doubt that many parents will he found
who relish the ANXIETY and danger Oh
tn. dav. But even n there are per
sons here and there who have no pro
tective instinct toward their offspring
the law should he applied. just the
same for the sake of the general wei
fare.
II It should tie found tmpracticahlc
Ia shut of entirely the use OF frc,
crackers, &C.. the law at least should
pro;f,bit their use by children. Noth'
Ing short Of prohibition will stop the
dangerous practice. 1t would y"
codsend II both adults AMI children
should he denied the use ct davt'me
fireworks. The public safety ana
comfort would he immensely 'hnahc'
cd bv such law. But in any event
those fireworks should |" kept from
the hands OF children.-NaSn'ns'oh
Post.
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TROUBLE WITH THE NERVES.

That curiOus town OF MOntclatr in
the state Of New Jersey is getting
much advertisement for its state Of
agitioR in these days. Its municipal
fathers have forbidden the dogs 10
bark at night. they have forbidden the
church bells TO wake. At the early
hour Of $50 or 10. the Sunday morn
ing sIumbcrcrs. yet Is their hercuican
task no, completed. There are noiscs
still urahated. The birds will wake
at break q day and rouse the echoes
Of the carly morning with their songs
and twittcrings. and cats Will roam
and sing AZ highland there Is con
staniIy the lark of the trees.
For really. there Is no limit tn the
requirements IL some persons. There
really are some who obicc; 10 the car
" ACTIVITY of the ,trds-that. At least.
IL M joke. They haven't shown just
how u NAV bc effectively suppressed.
hut they KICK about n Just the same.
And u that irouSlc were rcmcdiCd.
rhey would end many others.
There are In our cities plenty "
noises ;ha; may justly cause chic
ton. The Sncicty for the Suppression
" Unnecessary Noises wasn't caii~d
into existence on a false alarm. But
when ono gc's his objection down 50
ane that he doesn't want 'hc ~
sting. :, ~ time for him 10 hrarr m
ana discover whether tho troubi. -
With the birds or with him. And OF
honest ANALYSIS h. viii ind that the
WORSE q. the troulIls ~ with hts
nerves MANY q; vs. live on The nor.
vouS edge. " 80 went % b~d heal
'hiIy tired win sound brdi~s and
hrains snd a clear couscicncc. and
s,cpt In royms With p,cnty ~ fresh
AIR. What the dogs ~ 'be birds do
wcrl6 disturb ~ very little Until &c
had ri 1.-The sleep ~e needed. The
nerves sse on, OF john, end q multi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

bond issue money for the purpose Of
paving or in some way improving
this piece Of road. or street, then 1t
would be well for the Chamber OF
Commerce and Merchants Association
to look into the matter with the view
of accomplishing the end in some
other way. Many subjects OF less
might be considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
WHEN MEN WORE sHAWLs.
Only Article Appropriated BY The'
From the Women's Waorobe.

Only Article Appropr'steo oy '"e
From the Women's Waorobe.
On very rare occasions you now
see some old lady wearing a shawi
but generally speaking this once uni
yersai garment has become Obsolete
An India or a Persian shawl used te
be considered enc of the finest fem!
nine possessions in the world. anu
they were handed down from mothe.
TO daughter a. PRICED heiriooms. bu'
now il YOU gave young woman eve"
q very elegant shawl. costing pcssielS
hupdr eds OF dollars. as many did. sht
would turn up her beautiful nose ~
i, and il she used il a, all would
make a poriierc out Of il for n coz,
corner. She would never think o.
wearing IL. even il II were the Only
thing she had.
The trouble Is that shawis are out
nj style. ard IL Is easier TO drive
camel through the eye of nceu'e
than 10 get a woman to wear anything
tina, Is out of fashion. When woman
lind took 10 mannish tailOr-made ana
osc-f,,,jug clothes they cast shawis
aside and IL they ever come into Ia
vor again IL will only h. for one SEA
soa.- as a temporary within. for they
have an air about them that Is 100
old fashioned.
Those children that are say \" years
old or more can probably remcmber
when oven men wore sha~is. inStea"
,f oycrcoais, For about ten year :
rhcx wore considered just the thing.
This was the decade beginning Win
a,.c,u ISsa. President Lincoln ~aS
v,rv martial 20 his Tag Scotch shaw
which, accordosg 20 the vogue. %"
w,rr. not folded lcHEthwiso. ms
folded shawl vas passed over Va"
shoulders and around in front "hcrc
I, WAS either held by IN" hands "'
pinned BY q huge shawIP'n Th'S
case a, the shawl Is about the oniV
,n. where the men have a1propr'a'ch
an article of wear from he women
rardr,b- - 600" %" INSTANCES
~hcre the reverse Ia happened are
legion
Even then. the shawl was originally
not xomsn's garmcu, exclusively
for IN. Scotch Hishisndcr has his tar
tan maid. and the mcn II northern
italy viii siiH wear cloak which "
very little more than q shawl