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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
Tns @ctter.

1Siir Mornl0no mo Sen Eiitrtt.
Golmmbia heutc bGm0ltt ReGcn aeaer
9lbcn6 ulO morgcu (Nfonta9J; DIt
Iifc bis iiJo6itlifc @inoc.
Sic @ittcrlrng lpor geitern luleoet
yottIL abcr Der ~nngc3ci9te Heaen blict
aus. Die b0fite Sempcrotllr lunr "a
8ruo INN / llbr Nndmlittaa2 mo DIE
nicbriaite 30 @rn0 ,Hu 6 llhr Nor
gems.
an 0cn on0erCn 9lnoe3 @ettTs
@eobod)tum9s. Stotioncn ipllrOen Die
foIgenoen nicoriQitcn (cmperotllrclt
uer5aihnet:
Eaitpurt 81. GortlanO -, Bottom
81. NIboup 81, Ncm. Yorf 81 Ehllo-
oeIpbio SO. Ntluntic Gin 3G, @olb'
ington ~, 9%torIolt IS, Nottcroa iG,
Charlotte 81. @ilmin9tou II, Gbor
Teton II. Suuamob A. &ofionpiae
So, ,Supitcr 90. Sen Ncit 70. AIpcno
~, Montaomcrp 81, Rclp-C rIcon2
IS, Yoleltiuc 81, @olpciton 81 Mem
pbi9 30. Cincinnati 81, EittsburG
80. G&mcgo 20, buffalo Is, &lepe
lon0 q, Getroit -. NIpcnn 8, Dtar
ouettc /, Brect Ban s, Chicago 20,
Gltlutb AZ, Ct. aSoul 10, Ct .Houia
26, aania3 Gitp %, Gmoho -, &u'
ron 10, Wisn1art 6, @iuiiton t. Nd.
IRE 2S, SeIcrlo IL, Solt &ofe 81, Cen.
p2r %, Nortb Ylatte ~, GebQe-Gitp
30, Amarillo 36, Sos Nngelc3 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
Strcnse @Orbensunss- Mafreseln.

Ite Reaicrrmg i'm aampf aegen Ole
Raul uuo alauen Seuhe. -
Sed,s Stiid Rin0picb ouf Der
@enb' 6orm III Carroll County
a%ct00tct. - Gor5cllunruaaren.Gn-
aroS SAMPLER atbrneu auf.
Sn aonnpie qegeu cine ipeitere
Ilsbreitu1lN Der Wiolll mo alallen'
Selldle inter Dem Rin6pieb imStaa-
tc Worpluno mltroen geltern Mor.
aen Ied,S Stiid Hinopicb uuf Der
@enb Tnrm in Carroll. Gountp ollt
Nnoronrmq bes StautS S~blerarjteS
z. $. Wtofie getoOtet uno pergraben.
Sod 3iuei nnoere Carmen iueld)c o2ll
@ens- un6 Aneller 6ornlen bcnodl'
bart Iiegcu, bcfinocn lid) inter Itrellg'
tier Suorunt0ue, mo lobalo lid lrs
geno nelfe Spuren Der perbecrenoeit
&ronfbeit 5eigeu i%oltcll, milroen 10
fort ru0itolc W%ubregeln crgrifrelt
tpcrocll. @r. 8roopcnor Sanion BON
Der 0ieb Weiurlohcit2 9cb0roe AT
Berte lid) b0d)It e~rireut barber, 0nB
Die llnteriu6ung cr9cbcn hGttc, oaB
bic Sellde bon Buffalo aus nod) Mo'
rplano perItleppt Iei lunO nid)t III Die
lem Staotc ibrcn Nnfang genornmcn
babc.
lie Gnoros @Ius lun0 Yor5cuan'
@aorenbGnoler Ser Stoot uno be8
Stootes botten IN Sen leBterl Sogen
in GROCER llnrlbc gelebt. Gie Heeic
r,ulq bate nGmIih oen Serionbt BON
@ooren aus inii5irten Serritoricll
nerbotel,, iuelhe III Seu oher Stroh
uerpodt lporcn. 60 oicie 9(rt Der
&erpodrn0 pon Den gcnonntcnSonb.
Iern foIt mlSidlicBIid) bel &erlcn'
Dung ibrcr @oarcn ueriuon0t iulrh
urb obclbrcin @cibnnd)tcu, Ole Belt
be8 SouptgcifGits, Dor scr Ebiire
itanb. Sefrctar Milion upul Ndcr-
bou 0cpdrtemcnt bnt ntnrnehr oui
cine Eetitipn Der SlltcreiIcnten bin,
sic Nnoromung 6abin mo0iiiSirt, Doh
Der Tcrionot crfol1cn bari, lofern Dos
bei Ser &crpatlng %neriunnote Motc
rial nid)t ans inii5irtcn 8e9enbcn
fonrnt. Ibcr aud OicieS bari ieBt
benltt mer0en, iucun cS uorber elmer
NusrGud)crumG mlter5ogeu lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

Cine proteitanti DE Sci
matb iir &in6er mnrbe ant
0icnltag AbenO in ser y@bitc Sail"
an 9ont.S iroBe bon rnebreren 2ogcu
%orgonilirt. Ius Snititllt miro, io-
bdlo eS errid)tet lit, IN ser Sauptiad)c
&inocr uolt nerltorbeneu Dtitgliebern
ron Sr1aniiutioncu orlinebmen. mel
die iiir Die Anltolt SeitrG8e bc5ablen.
GruGblt luurocn Iolgcnoc Scomtc
urlb Girettoren: ErGiibcntin, Srait
Worp @raop, Staotsfan5ler Der
~0mlgbters oi gmerica";; &ice-Yr1s
Iioentin. 6rou Sii5ie Sofmon,
Stuata.Gomci Sefretarin, :. Of 81;
Sd)obrneiltcr, Sr. Senrp Z. Foblt,
vSbiclo OF Somor" mo oanigbtS OF
Eptbins" repralentireno; Sinan5.Se'
tretGr, Sr. alcranoer 9allantinc,
pom ySibertp Bel Council ar. TAI.
%r. 8. II. u. ~; SefretGr, &r. ).
3icgenbcin bon Ganpf Nr. IA, .. ..
z. OF u. Oireftoren: Sorrp 6. Gar.
rncu pom .2ibcrtp 9ell Council, Sr.
:. II. u. ~; Carrie 6. Sildcr bon
ocn Gamer oe$ ySbielb Of Sonor";
2nura Greer pom o2ibettp Bel
Souncil, :. Of IT,; @nlnlp Wonroe
bon rGomp Nr. ,, e. D. 2. Of a.,
unb Die bercits ongcfiibrtcn 9eomten.
Iic n0hite S%crinm1nlutg iinbet an
IL. oteics MuuutS Itott.
9roobruup 4nIugcn ipcr.
beneeid ii = t. - Inn Die anloaen
an grouomap rid)t 81 5erItorenL bas
ben Die S%i19enienrc, Delhe Den 9an
bes nellen IbSliesfanols leiten. be
ldlloiiel1, Die &crbinbun9 beS Sta
nols al, Noro 5 @ronoluop bis Aib'
Iai1o Ipcruic brrd) ben 9Mn zines
Sitnnels ju beipcrfItcligc1.
Cine 9anuncn Shanlc
trng sic Shnlb. = Ger 70.
idbrigc Golpnro 9ioen BON Jtr. 1929,
@eIt.2ombarbltr., elitt oeitern Wor'
gen Dor Dem Suliie Hr. l43l, Gatbc'
oral. Str., ali elmer 9ananen.S d)aalc
aus ulb iiel. Or 500 iid) Scrlcslm'
aelt an Der Naic. be,t Sfppclt iuno an
Sdicnbcin SIT lnno lpl,rbc I'M Gntrol.
lpage1 Der norblueItlid)en Boli5ciito.
tiou mad, ocn1 Marplanb General
Soipitol gebrad)t, no inn cin Ser.
bano ongelegt pllroc. Spdter luurbc
er nad1 ieiner @obnuna iibcrfiibrt.
Sein 3uitono milrbe nid)t ais gefGbr.
lid crdd)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
;yram Z. %. Sorner pcrlobt.

Tie anfiin6iaung Der Serlobllng bon
Srnu Iniip Gmerion Sorner nit
Srn. Somes McS}idar Don 9terp
Dorf. 49, 9raut crit i'm porigen
Monut bonn eriten 8ottcn geldie
Den.
Cine NnfiinoiglIng, Die in 9olti
morer. mic Nclp,yorfer @eielid)aitsN
&~reiien aIlgcmeinem Sntereiie btgeg.
ncn oiirfte, lit Die Der &crlobung non
1Srou Gaiip GnlerioH.Sor1er, Ser
Sotter pom Srn, mo Srou Siaaf &.
Gmcrion o Baltimore, nit Srl,,
Games McQSifor bon Netp.Oorf.
@leih5eitig iuurhc befannt .gcsebeu
bnB Die N%eruGblur9 an 4. Saltilar
i'm ,&otel Elu5a" ltottiitocn ipirr,
no oie graltt olgenblidlih nit III
rem Sfmu9er uno ibrer SdlpeItrr,
Ir. Snitb Souina Oicaim II. Srdli,
reit0irt. Ser 9rdlltigom eutitutnmt
elmer hoh Dornebntei 9telp.Dorfcr
Semitic uno lit Ntitglirb pcridieoe-
ner f2llbulcr Gibbs. Gr 1T cin 8roE:
John bcs peritorbenen Srr. Is. z.
Seffran, Wcldcr ietner 3eit enter Der
beoeutenbit2n Gngros . Shnittmdc
ren.SGnoler ser WetropoIe iuor. Sci.
ne Mutter lit nod) ibrcr @ieoerpcr-
beirotbun0 Srou Sermon y. 3appa.
Dor rngeiGbr 5ebn Sobren furi
mad ibrem Debut in Der Galtimoret
@elelli6ait - perheirutbete lid Sri.
Goiip @meripn nit Srll. z. Mitdlcll
Sorncr. Ios iiu,gc Yaur nabm lei
lcn Wobniib III Ntlanto, so, mo Sr.
@orllcr ais @eih1ftsfiibrcr ieincs
SfNptcgerpaters fun9irte. Sier fiibr-
ten sic NelpermGblteu Gin grobsS
SouS, bna 5uln Mittelpumft beS &c
icQidaitlid)en ScbenS Der Stuot lpllr.
DC. SIN gniong oieicS. Sobres il
bod mohteu iih boilslide Iiiiere,
5en5cn fumb, unO I'M Sriibiobr reihtc
Truu Norncr cine Sheibmgsflngt
gegan ihren 8ottcn cin, nit Dem Gr.
iulgc, sob ibr 5rnGhit eine particle
ilno an >. 9tnnember cine abloliltc
SdleiounN bcmiQigt ipltrOc. Tic &c
idieoene uobm Sen Nomen grnerjon+
&orncr al rno perlegte ibrcn @obl-
iiB nud) Ncm-Dort, no iie icitoeu &c
lcbt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

Seomtenmohl.- Co9 .9oro
baltimore GonSil Nr. IS. &. .. 81.
crmnbltr Die 'ol8cnocn Nconlten fir
ooS liciie Snhr: aoplon, 8ep. Sobn
q. Sfneibcr; Er1iioert. Ncrrn ,Sei.
he; @ice. Nraiibent. @norcu ,Soulbo,
Der; Spred)cr, Soicpb Mcp; Sefre.
tar. Sobn z. Sebolo; Collector. (.
&enrp &uppcrt; Stabulctltcr, Sobr
d. @aier; Waridoll. Sobn Rama.
Snnentpote, 0erm. Vrobit; al,sen,
ipdt)e, Pbilipp @ieOemorn lruitecs
Senrp 3. Sireh Better !. Aolenber.
ger NIB 3obn 9. llllrit,; Aepr6ien,
tanten gum WorpIono Siaats. Gon5il
aonm 4. Wel5eibad, uno Senru "
Sell: Stelluertreier. Sobn 2. gebalt
Mrh @ccrae 2. S%irtcrnof,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
Gerfaui itGStiidcr GblisatiuHen.

SN
-
Die Tinani Gommiiidre Dertnuien
an Elm a~lalpGrtiges SUnoifat ST.,
100000 Sbligotionen Der 3h.
~pro,enti0cn N~biu9stonol Il.
leibe. - is iinb Dies Die lebteu
31a p~rio3entigcn itdotiiden SbIi
gationeL sic Ucrfnuit ipcrben.
Die Sinan5 GouniIlare idloiieu
geItern nit einem 9}ctu Dorf. Bolton
Spnoifot ben '@ertoli BON elmer lpei
teren @iaion Collars Sbligationcn
Der 49, %pro,eutiaen 1880 Slb5ugsfas
nal -Nnleibe 81 80 mb3iuien ob, bod,
iperben bieS Die lesten ~312spro,enti
gen G~bligotioncn Der .Stabt ieirL
meId)e alli Ben Nmft gebrod)t ner.
Den. &r. Snmc3 II, ,hlilhinion bon
Bolton bat olld) oieien Werfaui Al,
Stanoe gcbrnht uno 0dS Spnoifot
gegriinhet, ali neld)cn lpe5ien cine
9roBe 8ont III Hclp 9orf betbeiliot
iii. "a Sr. &%litd,iniou olberoem
bercita $4,000 bieier Sbliaationen
9%efolft bot n,,b Elm Anfalis Gor
rcd)t auf lpeitere $500,OOO beiibt, buS
crit ON I. Sebruar nblallit, 10 &c.
id)loiien Die ,@olunliii1rc, Dor benz
I. Moi 1909 feline meiteren ita6ti
iden Sbli9atipnen III p%erfoufeu.
@eittragenber iii ober nod Ser Sc.
itluB, ooB oieie = gIiqionen Collars
sic lebtcn 3la. %proicntiqen Sbliaatio.
nen iein Iollen, ipeldc Die Stnot Der
toitIcn luirb, bo Der gauge Rcit Der
not mtuerfallften SbliQationen Ser
NbSugsfanal Inlcihc i'm 9etraac
bon ettua $5,200,0W Dem Silaltn9S
SoItb nad) uno nod einperIeibt lper-
ben miro. Gie 5inonj Gommiiiarc,
incl die IN bieiem Sabre $1451.462.90
itaotiife Sbli9otiotlcn iiir Sen Gil.
a~uugsiollo olgctailit hubcn uno Die
Ielbe ODER uieQeid)t ulid, cine groBcre
Suinme filr Sen tSon6 III 1909 AT
tolfen miiiien. perNcl i'm udd,ltcu
Sabre Die ReitbetrGqe Der 0rono.Qt
itrifts Infeibe BON $169,O00, Der
1913 @aiieranleibe pom $4,000. Ser
1923 CONDUIT Nnleibc bon $4,000,
5ulunumen S1.2O1, 800, fir oen Gil
%gungsiono er%lpcrben mno Damn MIR
nod Nb3ugSfmuI SbIigotiouen fiir
BEN Sono nlfauieu. 0ie Sbligatio
nen oieier brei Inleibeu iinb oaourdl
iilr Gorporotiollen b~eionoer5 merth
up1, tpeil oeren 9eliB cine gleid bohe
Slunme oeS aftienfopitolS ser Cor
poration itellerfrei mod)t. Ger Ser
fniti bon $2,000.OOO ltdotiiher Obi
nationen nod Bolton ulh Nelu- 9orf
bat fiir @oltimpre aroBe@ortbeile, Oh
Die Staot crite,la bie StoatSiteuer
bon Is Gents iiir lie 100 Dollars aili
oieielbe cripurtquno 5Jiueitens Der
Stobt Slpei MiaionHi ,9ollors bon
a%uslp1rts 5i9fiihrtauerbeu. Gam
lpiirben Die 6inanig Genutiiiare Die
Sbligotionell Der Ibsugsfonal Ins
leibc luobrld)einlidl y6n Bari alfau
len, woorrd) fir Die aanoliiirungS.
arbeiten l%ueitcre $4,000 perfiigbor
lrerben oni lueldle nif,t aered)net
morhen lit. Der Nopor mo Ole 81
mans G%onuniiidre iinb baber 1,lBerit
%crfreiit iiber oielen anfoiii, Ser sic
TinonSen Der Stnot o,lf elmer geilln,
beu 9liis bGlt mo Dem Tcrfollf Scr
3lI2. %pro5cntiHcn Sbligntionen cin Gu,
De madlt. lpeld)c III ser letteu Bet
llllr beoeutenb inter Tori an oen
Mnnn acbrnd)t Dcroerl forllten. Mllc
mad, DEM I. Moi 1909 III perfollfen
oen ltootiidcn Sbsigotioncn luerbell
4 Tro5erlt 3inlen trogell mo miro
Der SaniprciS b~ctraf,tlid) ilbcr Bari
lcill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
Sbe6. s. 1iener & So.
217 Cf-Valtimore. Strasc.

Gertlfes nub anoeres alisldnbi.
Ides 8elb sefaaft uno oerfauIi.
@eloiei,dlnser beiorst nod Gertid'
lamb. Seitreid,, Hublano II. I. 10.
Wediel a~usseItellt aiif ansldnbiiHe
ganfen. greoitbriefe NIB Trabelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
.6ebbel's einsiges Mtclier.

Sir babcn MIR Gin Atelier In Bal
timore, nnb bes befinoet fid in Der
Gtase sa ebener Grbe, Nr. 1921, Norb-
Sab, nabe Sieb.Str. ainoer'Hbo'
tusrapbien cine SpesiaIitGt. = Seine
Msenten nnS feine5repYen sn iteigen.
3. Sebbcf. 6. Grni.O eiMGttsiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
!. EIr @eihnadlten

Geloienonnsei mod Dc,rtidIai,6
uno SeItrein g.. lltgarn iifer nno
idnea beioret. 5, 10 ri,b 20 Marf,
iorpte 10 iit6 20 9rone, /. Sdeine
,u nerfaufen.
Ebeu. s.. 9isner & &C.,,
Hr. 217, Cft.galtimore straRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

Sel I nPn %Ql II ri.
Die Scrluoltun9 ocS s8elio.
@eiu1s iiir &uilcnfinber" i'm ToteIt.
Mart oppellirt all bas Hltblitum nm
llnterltiisiln9. Sn Dem &eiln iinb
allacnblidlid) I6 ainoer unterge'
hrof)t. Gas beibt. is mebr alS Sic
Nn3ahl. fir oeren lltterDalt Scr
Grinder Der Initalt Gorge eetrogel,
bat. Inf oieie @eiie bat lid, elm e..
light bon $1,000 in Ser 4aIie oes an.
ititllts eiligciteIlt. Inn oieieS alf,u'
mod)en. lpllrbe on1 6reitag III Ben,
Scint ein Coupler arranGirt, an oem
ctluo 500 Ecrionct tbeiIliobmcn. Tie
arrangements fir Die @eronitoItu,lg
purben bon Wtitglieberit Ger 6roucn.
Sereinc ser Observation-Disclosures
STRIDE beiprst. Gin Netto, llcberId,uB
lul,rbe e%r;ielt, abcr nlebr 9iilic tbllt
orilt9eio Moth.
CHS" ID G morialfeter.-
Die i1brlife NenoridIfeier Der bieii.
gen 9ose Der .g(fs" finoet bciite
Ndd)mtttas in Der Wniif. afnoemie
Itatt. Tas Arrangements. Gomitc bat
fir Elm reihhaltiges proaramm Cor.
&c getraaen, oos 3abfreif)e mniifoli.
Idle Hiinmerr ettb1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

Son cincm 3uac ibar.
tnbrcn.- anorep S)auL II Sofrc
olt, iuilroe geItern HudNnittoq I'm,
l2l llbr. BON eiitem Srdd,tSllg Scr
"Ebtlooelpbio. Baltimore 4 &oih'
ington.Sdbn" bel ser arciii,la Ser
Wtilton gueniic erfobt, ols or sic @e,
leile ilberitritt, nno inn ser linte
IitB 5crnlolmt. Ser anabe. ertrii9
'eii,e Stnerjen ipie ein Woltn, als
er gin, po'iaaier5ua Nr. 10 sebrad,i
lpnroe. Der ibn i,ah benz ltnioi,.
Vabnbof iinb bon bort uat) oen,
Stost.Seipitol brnt)te, ioo Ir. Scau.
lon eine amputoiion bea Gufes iiir
ipobridpcinlih hGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06
MunatlidJcr Eoli5eiberidyt.

Sm Nouem6er ipltrcen 252S Heri0'
neu perboitet. - Nllr 266 0~eriel
ben marcn oc3 2cieno ltno Sd)rci.
bcnS %unfunbig. - Son Den Nlla'
!Gnoern lieierten Sic Riliien Bic
mCiiten &crbaftetcn.
Sic Enli5el perDoitetc I'M 9topcnl.
Der 253S Ecrionen 2151 Monner uno
31o Srnuen; 1876 oerielben lparen lc'
bi9, SOB N2gcr, uno MIR 266 fountcu
ipeoer leien, nod ifreibeu, Bon bell
Serbaitcten luoren 3 SeItreiher. I
Yohme. I Guuaoier. 3 Gbincitl, S
%Gnaldubcr, , Sron5oien Ga Gcltid)e,
s @riefcn 1 SoIGnoer, : llnaarn,
% Stoliener, II Srldnoer, / Nen'
id'otte, 4 gtoripegcr, If EoI2n, 1 8li.
name, TOP Rulicu, , Shotten, >
Sfmebcn, / @eitiuoier; 22iS morcn
III cen Ser. Stoaten Ge6oren.
Die Tolijsi alonlirte Die Sellers
ipebr 10 Wtal mo loid)tc IS 9rdnoc,
obne G%inienoumg zines Nlormla. 191
Sdroen ullO 81 Wobnb1uier wltr0en
Tod,ts unucrld)lollen g%cfllnocn. 321
llnioae mo 81 plotlid)e Sobasfdnc
milr0cn an1enlcloet; % p"crirrtc aill'
Der ibrcn Gltcrn luieoer Suaefilhrt.
Iie Ydtrollungel1 mod]ten 1910 Tabr.
tIl. Iic taliptl1d)lidlItcn llr'ndle,l
De- NcrhoftlulGe11 iuorcu: (h1tlid)c
In1riiic 233, llcbertretmn0 Der Tlito.
mobil-@ eiebc IS, StroBcnbetteln 10,
Ginbrud) II. uuoroentlidlts getrngell
G93, Hllbeitorlng 81. 9ctrumteuhcit
296. &o%ripicqelung iolidjer SbntIu.
den IS, Ticbitotl 253. SpiritiloIcn.
&erfoili on Sonmtogcn II. Sllld)cll
26. &n9ublmriren 30. &on hen Ser
bofttten mnrcn: 9 Ngentcrl. I Ird)i
tett. Is @Gter. is 9orbierc. / Wofs
Ter. IS ShanflpGrter. 9 premier, Il
Moilrer. ~ Wletger. II 3inlnlerlcilte,
> St}rclner, I Gigurrcnmod}er, Al
Glcrfs, 1 Gonoitor. | Collector, II
Gonoufteure. I Gollitnbler, 10 Gor'
traftoren, / 3obnor5t. , apotbcfer
l39 autid)er, II Moifinilte,. :
Nnrnrr. - &ei5er, = @Grtl,er. ! so
~teIbcl;bcr. 1 EicroebGl,oler, -. Softer,
SOC Nrbcitcr, 4 Red)tsonmGlte, %
Nnuiie,lte. = Nrieoensrid)ter. 4 Mo.
1oriiihrrr. % Anitreiher, 5 Ner;te. .
@lrihterltottcr. 3S Motroitn. y Ser.
t0uier. 3S @irtbc. 1i5 1ienitbotci,,
~ &elncr. I Selegropbiit. 33 Sd)nei.
Ser. 15 Stuocrten, / Soloatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

Ger Ytun Ser baltimore bio'
9abn iiber hie 9nbnfreuSunaen il,
Siio.9oItimorc entbdlt aud. cilbcr
ben bereits friiher mitbetteiltcl
Eunften. nod oen 9oil cincr Birdie
iiber Sprlng 8aroens fir Die birettc
Seforoerung Der 2cciiIt.B oint.6 rad)t
sligo. Sic @etbinormasgeIeiie bon
Der Bride bis md, sen jtsige,t 90.
chit Yoint'8 cleiien iperoen dis Sod.
babn aeIc9t lperoen nn,b '5oitopcr.
Charles, WarIhnll. ,uo Sohnioiiitr.
aiii oiclc &eiic iiberidreitcl,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-17
Expressions of q Cynic.

Walter Pater, an old man at 80. bald
as coot and grotesquely plain, re-
garded every woman much as did Dean
Swift, who wrote: "A very little wit
is valued in woman, as we are
pleased with few words spoken intel.
ligibly by parrot" You don't ap-
prove of marriage?" a friend once OBJ
served to Patar NO" he replied.
nor would anybody else n he gave
the matter proper consideration. Men
and women are always pulling diff
ferent ways. Women won't pull our
way. They are SO perverse."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-17
OPPONENT EASY TO BEAT.
Slight Accident Put Edmonia's Rival
Out of the Running.

Mrs. S. was In a Richmond hos.
pital and she was lonely, SO welcomed
the advent of very black and very
languid maid, who came in one morn.
ing to wipe up the floor. Some og2
new to talk to, SO no time was lost.
II have not seen you wording here
before. Aren't you new girl?"
Edmonia willingly let the cloth slip
back into the bucket, and sat fiat upon
the floor before answering.
"Yas'm, Is new. rs jest washin'
up de floor; but I don't work, rs ed
jikated."
And where were you educated?"
was the next question.
In seminary" Then, with burst
OF confidence: There was me an an
other girl workin' in a house She was
cook and ! was chambermaid, and
we had great times ABOUT who would
git de prize, but I beat" Then, after
a pause. She was easy to beat, cause
she got smothered to death with gas
de night before de Examinations come
off."-Iiarper's Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-17

it would be for Inspector Byrnes' little
drama.
The two men sat facing one another.
Byrnes' soft eyes had assumed their
steely aspect, and he looked straight
at the criminal as if he would read the
very secrets of his soul. McGloin, on
his part, was becoming more i'll at
ease every moment. He fingered his
hat, averted his gaze and fidgeted
around like hen on hot griddle.
Unexpectedly the door opened and
a man entered the room. Byrnes re-
manned immovable. He did not speak.
McGloin could not restrain his curl
osity. He strained his neck and be-
held-the pawnbroker with whom he
had pledged the revolver. He gave
little gasp, but beyond this did not be-
tray himself. The newcomer walked
over to a table in the room, laid an
article there and noiselessly departed.
McGloin turned around deliberately
to see what the pawnbroker had left.
1t was the pistol with which he had
killed Hainer
Byrnes remained perfectly silent.
This unnatural quiet was too much
for McGloin. He burst out vehement
ly:
whats the meaning of all this?
What are you driving at? What do
you want?"
Il want you to tell me all you know
about the Hanier murder" was the
placid response.
1--WE already told you know moth
ing"
"And l don't believe you," was the
response. in quiet conversational
tones.
Inspector Byrnes arose from his
chair at this point in the interview,
and going over to the table picked up
the pistol and began to fondle 1t low
ingly. He walked over to McGloin
and put the weapon in his hands.
"A fine revolver, eh?"
No response.
Just the thing to kill a man with,
eh?"
McGloin shuddered and pushed the
weapon back into the hands OF the
inspector.
Once more Byrnes sat down in his
chair facing McGloin.
More silence.
Presently the inspector spoke again.
We've got man who was wit
ness of the murder on West Twenty
sixth street."
At that moment, by pre-arranged
signal, two officers crossed the court
yard guarding McGloins pal, Thomas
Moran. McGloin could see him dis
tinctly and he became so excited that
he could scarcely sit still in his chair.
That's not ALL" continued the chief,
I'VE have another man who was pres
ent on the nigh OF the murder"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-17
PUTTING TUP TO BILLIE.
Logical Reason Why He Should 6e
the One to Ask Favor.

The wagons of the greatest show
on earth" passed up the avenue at
daybreak Their incessant rumble
soon awakened ten-year-old Billie and
his flve-year-old brother, Robert Their
mother feigned sleep as the two white
robed figures crept past her bed into
the hall, on the way to investigate.
Robert struggled manfully with the
unaccustomed task of putting on his
clothes. wait for me, Billie" hts
mother heard him beg. "Youll get
ahead OF me-"
Get mother to help you," counseled
Billie, who was having troubles of his
own.
Mother started to the rescue, and
then paused as she heard the voice
of her younger. guarded but anxious
and insistent:
"You ask her, Billie. You've known
her longer than l have."-Everybody's
Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-17

ghastly history connected with each
of the bloody souvenirs. He dwet
upon each story lovingly as a collec-
tor would do who had fad for gath,
ering queer prizes. Through it all
McGloin preserved stolid look. He
appeared to take little interest in the
recital, which, whatever. else it might
seem, was engrossingly interesting.
Brynes realized that he had no or
dinary man to deal with. McGloin was
devoid Of sentiment and apparently
was ignorant of emotion of any kind.
The inspector moved slowly and eau
tiously. He had his part down to per
fection. He must not overdo it. He
must not show signs of impatience.
He sat down at his desk and nodded
pleasantly and waved his hand in the
direction of the vacant chair. Nc
Gloin accepted the invitation and sat
down facing the courtyard.
Now, Mr.. McGloin," said the in
spector in his most purring tones,
you're a man about town and you
learn most of the things that are 60
ing on, won't you tell me what you
know about the Hanier murder?"
Il don't know anything about it,"
was the dogged reply.
The inspector arched his eyebrows
in surprise.
Don't know anything about it," he
echoed
NO"
You're New Yorker?"
} YES"
: Have you been out of the city
lately?"
The prisoner darted quick look Of
suspicion at his questioner. Was this
a trick? He answered definatly:
mo; haven't been out of the city
for over a year. l don't have to go
out OF the city"
"Of course not" said the inspector
soothingly.
You read the papers, don't you?'
he resumed after a pause.
Sometimes
"And yet you say you never heard
anything about the Hanier murder"
"Oh," grunted McGloin, "of course
read about it in the papers"
"Oh, that's better-now tell me
what you thought about It,"
Me? Why didn't think anything
about it."
ut was brutal murder, wasn't it,"
How do l know??
"Of course you don't know-but you
think it was brutal, don't you?"
Il don't think anything about it."
There was long silence after this
"a silence that beGc1 to make Mr..
McGloin feel very uncomfortable. 1t
was the very thing that Inspector
Byrnes wanted. The more uncomfor-
table Mr.. McGloin became the better