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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18

lIutet, ple 10 plel IlC Que CQDH 8e7
than bQttcn, nltd) aus Den 10 notb-
menoigcn &erbcIicrungcn 9tltee1 sic.
ben t0nnten.
Sod in Nem 0orf.
Wopor WobooI uno SefretGr q.
g. @oloa6orougb, Die am Sunlitog
Dem 9onfett ser nWurplono-8eieQ
i6oft" in NteW-Dorf beigeruobnt bat.
ten, perbIicben Sonntng uto Wons
tag in NcU.0orf, nm Die Stoot elmer
8eiihtigung ST unter5icben. 8eitern
2lbeno tebrtcn 9eioe nod Baltimore
5ltriid rrn0 merOen beute lire &mtS.
pflihten mieOer iibcrnebmcn.
Ole NuSbaqgerung 0eS
SatenS.
Im Wittruof miro Ger Gontraft
iiir Ole Nlt0bo9gcrrmg OcS @oIenS an
Die yO}nrUlono Dredging Co., bent
nicorigitcu Dieter, pcrAeben lueroen.
Gle Nrciic limo Is Gents pro &ubif-
YurO inn Nof @uiiin mo Spring
8uroCu9, II Gents inn Snfcn mo 30
GCut3 inn @ouptiobrluuiIcr. Die CIR
bcitcn, bic ctuu 100000 foiten, pcr.
p'n loI''' ""'g N''o'o'''9 w eon
tt"'''| o'"o,",,'' ~, 49, "''o 0'''
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guy u.s. ~ ~, SV''Uy' 10 y o.
p",I'", 'o' epVt''S ~S''IIVl' oo'
., $CU9Ct'p' oo' ~, y. Si"l,o'o'
49, ~, " o~','os' 30, y. =. ",nt
WV, w. F[r.'9 @Iu'' vs. =, "%I-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
Cur Neahtnna.

TIT n4eulfht GorrspouOsnt" uimmt ia ieber
9eit SrridIte unf fbet @srIOburatu, Soh5sitsn,
@sburtstnsr, euloene nuo Nlberue eOd5rtten,
@eienihuf is. 9Ibrubr rte., nit hen 9ameu her
aupeieuoru, bic n6sr beutIih geffrtebeu iein
iontn. Guf GsrfOuaI.&oti5eH peroen germ
nufGeHDmmru. lie Ginicnosr iolder gerihte
miTeu nbrr lbrsH Gamrn uuterihreIbru uno
Dor Nnem mint U%erarNeu. ipo bic 5%eftlidltsit
F~attlnuo etrnbe Hnb 6ausunmmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
Bic G~cgislatur.

Die G%cgislntur.
Sine Bill, 0lrh ipeId)e Sic Shiii6ar.
mahrmg oc9 SuSquebanma biz
5cbn Mcilen obcrbalb McGouQs
6errp crm0glidJt miro. - Die
Coroner iiir Baltimore ernannt.
-9(n0Cre mihtigc Grnennungcu.
annapolis, II. 6cbrltor. -
Cine intereiinute Niu mir0 morgrt
in bei0cn Sduiern ser Stoot3geieb-
gebltng eingereitt mcr0cn. 0ieieIbe
amenoirt Den 6reibrief ser .Susoie.
barno Eomer 60" ltnO erncitert Die
WadtbeftGniIie 0ericIbcu, inocm Ser
ldon aebautc Gamm anerfannt rn0
0ds 9fedt aegeben miro, meitere
CANINE 81 boller, cIeftrii6e 2eitnl.
gen an5tleaen, 0aS alligeItaute Wai,
Ter fitr acknowledgements I'll uerruell.
ben ourd) oie Nnlogc Don &on1len
ln0 3ou 5lt erbeben uon 6%o6r5euaen,
sic Die &nnGle uno See'n Ser Som.
pn9nie benlben. Ger Glan Ser Gom.
po8nie lit, in 3niihenrGlumen 9Gms
me I'M SllaQllebama 81 bouen iiir
OaS Auiitoltcn Don Q8uiier, Die 10 &c.
bliOeten Sce'n ourH Shlc1ien nit
chamber 5lt uerbin0cn utO no notb.
menoia tltr5c Streden &anGle an}lr,
legcu. @cm Oieie 9autcn uoQenOet
iin0, miro Der SuSQue6auna BON
Sort Qcpoiit aus nlti cine Strcde
bon 30 Wicilen id)iiibar icin, mO
3lpnr bis columbia binaui, 10 Wei,
len oberbolb WcGuuu'5 lamm. Sin
bier MeiIeu Iaugcr aanal bon 2api,
bum nad) Sbure'8 Gambling ioa &C.
bultt, Damn Elm bis Golbp'S Sails
rcIden0er Gee, BON Oa elm cine Oteile
LANCER &anal bis WicGuuu'S 0umm
bcrgeiteut lperoen. Ser bon oieiem
gcbilOete Gee miro 3ebn Meilen bin.
ouIreihcn. Gie Bill miro pom &c.
nator 8oter cingerei6t neroen uno
ieocn1ollS nIdt oui Sppoiition itoBen.
Grnennung GEN.
8oltOcrneur Grotber8 innote Dem
Senot belte 2lbenO sic iolgenoen @rs
ncnmungen iiir Staat8Gmter gu:
Sobn s. @o0e bon @aibington-
County iiir 6iid)-GommiiiGr oeS
g9eittfcrS, Samuel GmolD Don @or'
ccitcr-G ountp fir 6ii6sGommiii1r
Oca 0ihlicrS, Y. 2nirb Senrp bon
GorhcItcr-G County fir 2ono.Gommii-
jar, 6rco. %. @bitebiQ BON 6reoe.
rid-Gountp fir ErGiioent, u. 6rnnf
SincS BON Significantly fir Super.
intenOent uno ). Boone 9ufeS BON
GaroIine.Gollntp fir GommiIiGr Ser
StnatS = @inpmOcrungS . 9eboroe;
Coroner fir Baltimore - Or. q.
Otilton 2intbicum, Ir. 6reberid Ga.
urtbGrs, Or. @nl. Z. Hilep, Or.
6re0erid i. Wortin, Or. Golano Z.
Nbercrombic, Or. SiloS 9albpins
Or. &erbert 6. 9lafe, Or, Otto W.
HeinborOt uno Or. SbomoS Suoler;
StaatS = @eiunobeitS : 9eboroe -
&omaro 9rnttnn BON Gecil.Gountp,
Douglas $. SbcmaS, iun., BON BAL
timlore; Soipital iiir S6minoiiiftige
- Charles %. ellis bon Gecil.Goun.
tu, (SumeS 2. NmeS bon Baltimore;
9(uftionotoreu iiir Baltimore - j.
.. MiQer, Soiepb .. Npburg, 0il.
liam $. Sdmob, Soiepb d @iorgio,
George q. @rpnnt, Gam. u. Botti.
ION @iainm $. @dDnrL Hobert Sor,
Snmes aing, @enrp @. Straus, s.
$. Semnro, s. j. SAulb, q. 9.
2obe, &. 5. Morie, s. s. Ser5og, 9.
~ Sdpo6, Geo. 6rieOenlpolo uno
6. Z. Remel.
NuBeroem innOtc ser 8ouperneur
Sem Senat Die Grnenuungen fir
@aibingtons, Erince Georges, Som.
oro, Garrett, ct. Mnrp'S uno Cor.
deIter.G ollrtp 5ll.
OlS SG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
..Gnrmunie . Eafc.n

Wr. 414, @cit. Sagcttc.S trakc, &arl
Shmiot, Snbaber. @iirsbnrgcr Sui
bran iriidl am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a la carte. Seben Samitag Tbcno
Jrci'Gonjed. (4prilt.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
llntcrhnltnnas Nrauciicr.


,NtaScmie" - ave NuO 9Sbite 2Sdn".
,,AIbuuab's T- 1be Goipbop GHo ibe HaoD"
ntSnheth" aSarrD NrOuUts ZIG SborU".
,9lnneH" 49, v9jtilc Ncroee Of toe Street".
pTBro'S ng&du CopH Car.
,0UninaN" - ,gSbu @irls yeuuc Some.
pHuottorium" - abe NSl3nro Of 81.
pNinrgiauo" 49, Nettb's nII Stdr"s&dlloe'
bile. "
nN'cm Mouamcutnl" 49, o28af6tuatou SocieiB
@trls".
9ubfn'S, 4OI-40G Eh.Santmure. strnbe -
GdnOepiIcsSOritelIungeH uHb gSuuoelbilber,
rShc &i5dro," 9cringtpu', nahc Charles. ctr.
bo6icine SSunoelbtIocr Ino Gnocre Aiirnts
iiunrn.
300" Wortb '9tueuue uuo Enf.etrnfe -
Eaulth goriteuutaen o~re'lirter futlher Ibiere,
gSunoelbiIocr uuo RoafhubinbreH.
tGurIcicrnNcrctu" - SteuitaG. ben is. Sc
hruur, 4. Stiitunl5feit uno Ndu In Der Sigh
LAMB NCaOCnO, StGblunotuiUu.
,@riaRaucrriH .Witluoie" SicHituA, Den
Is. 5ebruur. grobe bumoriitiihe @tUenouuters
bdlttna uHo guu IN oSbtmcis sale" &r.
g32. &uros g'rpuopah.
,.ttutGl &rain'llrrecu" 49, Wiittiuuh, ben 10.
Tebruar, Grober W|astcHbnu in Der o@erlnantu.
WtdnuerdurrQaue".
3m1fftes NcnBuon.Rccital - 5reitua, ben
81. Sebruur. 4 ubr giuhmiiidQs.
WeinugUcrrtu p6ruhhHn" Wtittpoh, ben
%. Scbrlidr. WiaeteHbaN in Der o@crul0rius
MidnUrr6or=Suue".
rSeutinsr 9rieGerbunb BON Baltimore" -
WiuHtuQ. Den 20. Wjlr3. prObe @CbllrtaingSteter
nCs NOitcrS NSilbeim Der 6riie IN Der g@ernln'
nia 1UtGuuCrfur Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18

Seine o6rQcI0 Grm i + Z
gu II q. - Gic Snbctricbltrlllng Scr
clcttriidcn o@nibinQton, Baltimore
4 annapolis @o6n" miro feline Ser.
%obicBlng ocS GobrprciieS ieitcnS Scr
oFennIpluonio 9obn" 5ltr Solge bo.
ben. Ser Ereis bleibt $1.25 fir oic
Nun0fabrt mo % Gents fir Die cil-
iahe 6obrt 5luilhcn Baltimore unO
MoibinGtOn. @o3 bie Baltimore.
ObloASnbn" tbun miro, lit nod niht
bctnnnt. Die elcttriihc 9ubn miro
mobrIhcinlid) Sum /. NprtI Den Ne.
trieb oltinebnen t0nnen.
@erciten lid Dor. 49, Gic
"FennipIponi1 "ltno sic Baltimore
ObiosSabn" treifcn &orfcbrungen iiir
Die Snfroittretlrnq 0cS bonn GollQreB
oll9enonmclen HeunltunoenaeiebeS,
Die am 4. MGr5 eriolgt. GoS 8piet
oerfiigt, Dab Sofomotipfiibrer, Set
ser, neutrality-suspicious. uno Signul.
lellte inter feinen l~lmItGrl0cn l1racr
ais nclln Stlunoel1 in elmer Sollr I'M
Gicnlt Icin Oiiricn; onoere ,3ug6c.
Oienltete OiIrfcn niht IGnger ais t6
Stunoen imln1tcrhrohen I'M 0ienltc
icil.. Die Baltimore Ohio 9obu"
muB Die 3abl ibrer SClcgropbiiteu
nm 200 erboben.
6euer in elmer 9irdle. -
@Gbreno Der Sriibmeiic, meld)e oc.
tern geget 125 llbr WorgenS in ser
fotboliiden ct. 9ornabuS- Stride, an
Der @de Scr Irgplc. apcnlc II. 9ioole.
StroBe, obgcbolten iplroc, cntitonb
in eincm Sintcr5immcr olli bisbcr
iinonfgefl0rte @eile cin 6cller, mel.
Dies nod re6t5eitig ollr6 Sen airden.
biener Samuel s. 9lmberp entoedt
murbe. Gie Sdloud)-G ompognie GER.
4 loifte Den 9ronb, mclder Die lin.
tere SGielung bes Ganmes 5erItort
bette. Ger Sdoben miro oiri $40 ge.
if6tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
S6ifsfarten

bon uno nod europa fiber Baltimore
ooer Netu-9orf, aaiiite ODER 3mii6en.
oed. @e6lel, ansl1noiihes 8elo,
Greoitbricie uno GeISienounseu.
Sbcp. s. Sicner & &c.,
Nr. 217, Sit.Saltimurc'S trahe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
.Scbbcrs cinsiocs Wtelier.

ScbbcI's cin5igcs Ntclier.
&ir bnben MIR Gin Ntclier in galti.
more, nnS baS befinoct iid) in Der
Stage ST cbcner Grbe, Wr. 321, NprS.
Cap, nabc !Sigb-Str. ainser-Ybp.
t%pgrapbicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Naentcn nno feline Sreppen 81 Iteiscn.
5. 6cbbcl. &. Grni, 8eidaftsfibrcr.
(3t5--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18

@enbclcr's SuteI, 400 Galucrt.,
Ode Mnlberrg'S Str. Glesante Sdlaf,
simmcr, maki8e Hrciic. Mablscitcn
al jeber S~ases5cit. GcgmlGrc Siners.
Seinitc @ctrdufe nnb Gisarren.
Gieentbimer @aIter u. @enbcler.
co.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18
Ibairt DIT,

Nr. ST, @eit 2erinatom Strakc,
cmpiicblt iein Eager in 3bein- nnS
Muiclmcincn. @~iirs6nrger am Sapf.
(gpriI17,S o9InDo.t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-18

a~oOcgcncrol a. :. o. 2, Go9actt. 81
iproh icbr sur Irertoe iGtnCr 3ub0r2.
rjnncn 0egen Ole @ieOcreinfiibrlnl
Der Nrmc2.aantinc.
@offuunQ ijr 6rten0&.
DiIlc.
Tic li6cralcn @Cmobner BON
6rienospiQp, 8|orrctt.G ountp, 100
fiir3Iif Our6 2%lbitimmung fiir 2ocol
Option cntifieoen mur0e, bobcn
&%oifnltnd, oaB Die @obl fir ltn9iil.
ttg crtlGrt miro. 2luf Dem Stimm5et.
tel itonO ndmlih Sir 2icen3cn" uno
o@egen Slccn3cn" mdbrenO ouS 8t.
Jet uerlnn9t, DOB Die Morte Sir
Spirituoicns9 icen3cn" unO o@cgcn
Spirituoien . &icen3en" ouf 0en
Sttmm5ettcIn geOrltdt mcr0cn iollen.
6ricn0SpiQe lit iiebcn Weilen Don
Ncciocnt Cnticrnt, iiir melhcn 4loB
Dem llnterboltS in Der lcbtcn Mo6t
cine Frobibition9biQ porlog oie foot
9emof)t muroc, neil rcpublifonii6c
politiihe Wtotipc 6nbintcr itcdtcn.
Vo9n Nn9citeIltc ii acn
d..
Ter fiir3Iid bon ser Gcrlualtlmg
Der o9Qltinore ohio No6n" crluIicnc
9ciebL 0oB ale NuQeitcllten ser
@o6n, pic in irgcnO elmer g8eiic ct.
mas NIT 0cu BCriOnCn, mo 6rodt,
nerfebr 3ll t6lm BADEN, 2(bitincn3lcr
iucroen miiiicn, mo uo68u 10000
Ecrionen rBGriiGrt, bot iomcit crit }l
% GntIaiil19en gciibrt.
Moo 5u erUurteu II are.
Sn Safe Die &ocul Option Bill
ipl0er Grmartcn angenonmen mcrOcl
iolte, miir0en, nenn Oic@robi6itiona.
tunotifcr Die 6roge bel Der Wubl inn
r0fIten Serbit CUR Gnti6ciomg
lringen MOLTEN, fir ore cin5clncn
Wor0S Die folgenoen bon reQiItrirtcn
Stlmnlgebern 81 untcr5cihncn0cn
Fetitionen Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GO Gage Dor Der Wabl porgcleqt lucr.
Den miiiien;
Sir Die I. @nr0 500 llntcrihriitcn.
Sir Die 3. @oro us ltnteridriitcn.
Sir Die 3. @orO 800 llnterihriitcn.
Sir Die 4. @orO $50 llntcrIbriitcn.
Sir Die ). @ar0 6G7 llnteridriiten.
Sir Die 6. MarO 1905 llntcrid)riftcn.
Sir oic I. @nrO 1898 llntcridriitcn.
,Siir ole 8. @nro 1874 llntcridriitcn.
Sir Die 8. Maro 1913 llntcribriitcn.
Iiir Die 10. Mnr0 Sl3 llnterid)riitcr.
Sir ole If. @uro 9OS llntcridriitcn.
Sir ole II. @ur0 tt45 llntcrid)riitcn.
Sir Die 13. 8uro 1855 llntcridriftelr.
Sir Die II. War0 99G ltntcridriftcn.
Sir Die 10. Muro tt40 llnteridriitc1.
Sir Ole 16, 8oro 1852 llnteri6riitell.
6ilr Die II. @oro SGl llnterldriftcn.
6iir ole Is. @oro $40 llnteri6riitcrt.
Sir Ole 10. Mor0 1903 ltntcridriftcr.
Sir Die 20. @aro 1913 llntcridriitcrr.
Sir ole q. Mar0 500 llnteri6riftcll.
Sir ole -. @ar0 75S ltnteridriiten.
Sir ole %. @nro ST. ltntcridriitcn.
6iir ole "a. @nro 800 llnterihriften.
Die Bill bcitimmt, ooB Die .Sn,
Ioon".6roge bon cinem @irrtel Scr in
Scr porgebenocn @Sobl obgcgebcncn
Stimmen6obl sur |9lbitinm1mQ &C.
brodt iuerbcn fam. Die oben on0cs
iiibrtcn 3n6len reprGicntircn elm &icr.
tel Der bel Der @oupernclr9mobl in
Den ein5elncn @or0s obgcgebcncn
Stimmcn. IS iuiir6en mobrldeinlif
Die H., 70, 49,, IT., 10, 16. u.t9. @oro
lid fir 2ocol-O Option cntihci0er,
Die onOcren Il @orb5 obcr lidcrIiM
onoB" blcibcr1, m%eni0ltcnS bel Der CT
item glbitimmung,
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
Women of India.

AS result of the propaganda work that is
being carried on by the East Indians in behalf of
women, womanhood all Hindostan is becoming
awakened, writes Saint Nihal Sing in the Southern
Workman The members of the weaker" sex are
beginning to insist upon being allowed to into
their own. In many parts of Hindostan women are
no longer confined in their houses, and early
riage has entirely been done away with in educated
circles The people have commenced to realize that
if a boy is educated, just is educated; but,
on the contrary if girl is enlightened it means
the uplift of the whole family India has begun to
feel that the East Indian women are the countrys
best asset. They mould and fashion the destiny
of the nation and fix its character.
The present generation has produced of
whom India is proud Into the learned professions
Hindostan has sent her daughters. AS doctors of
religion law, literature, medicine, philosophy, music
and art there are East Indian women who can hold
their own not only with the but also with
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
WOmdH'S Pare
LincOIn'S Plea for Women.

That Abraham Lincoln if living, would in all
probability be Prohibtonist is shown in his speech
delivered by him at Clinton, ILL.,, March 49, $780,
in defense of fifteen women who had been arrested
for Smashing" a wine paror Although public
sympathy was with the women none of the local
lawyers would take up their defense account of
the influence of the liquor dealers Lincoln, upon
learning the situation volunteered to defend them.
In the course of his speech he is reported to have
said
May it please the court will say few words
your honor and the jury l would suggest first,
that there be a change in the Indictment as to
have it read, "The State against Mr.. Whiskey
instead of "The State against the Women" 1t
would be far more appropriate. Touching this ques
ton there are three laws First, the law of self
protection; second the law of the statute; third
the law Of God. The law of self-protection is the
law of necessity, shown when our fathers threw
the tea into Boston harbor, and in asserting their
right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
This is the defense of these The man who
has persisted in selling whiskey has had no regard
for their welbeing the welfare of their husbands
and sons He has had no fear of God nor regard for
man; neither has he had any regard for the laws
of the statute. No jury fix any damages or
punishment for any violation of the moral law.
The course pursued by this liquor dealer has been
for the generalization of society. His groggery
has been a nuisance. These women, finding all moral
suason of no avail with this fellow obvious to all
tender appeal, alike regardless of their prayers and
tears in order to protect their households and pro-
mote the welfare of the community, united to sup
press the nuisance The good of society demanded
its suppression. They accomplished what otherwise
could not have been done
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
Boise & Interurban
Railway Company
LIMITED

This electric railway is splendidly
equipped throughout and gives fire.
quent passenger, express and freight
service between Boise and Caldwell.
The line passes through the beautiful
Boise River Valley, and no pleasanter
trip could be imagined than a ride on
the comfortable and easy-riding cars
of this railway.
Connections are made at Caldwell
with the east and west bound trains of
the Oregon Short Line and at Middle
ton with the north and south bound
trains of the Idaho Northern Railroad
Company.
Information regarding passenger,
express and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the agents of the
company at Boise and Caldwell.
Special cars chartered for private
parties
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
Efficient Young Women.

London is not as much accustomed to the woman
in business as the United States the Evening Stand
ard of that city saying:
Great interest was shown in the two women who
in attendance in Mr.. Justice Neville's court
during the hearing of the action concerning the den
tity of Mrs Taylor, the bankers widow Neatly
dressed in blue, the two armed with documents
which they placed in front of them the solicitors
bench, keenly followed every point in the case, and
out the right document in the twinking of an eye.
They also made notes. gave hints to counsel and in
every way attended strictly to business. They
in the employment of Mr. Ballad of Clifford's Inn,
of the solicitors engaged in the
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

the men of other countries of the world. True
they are few numerically but they are like the
yeast which though proportionately very small in
amount eavens the whole mass. The masses of East
Indian women are still backward and much remains
to be done; but a beginning has been made. Once
proper provision is made for the education of the
Indian woman her evolution will proceed apace
The East Indian matter how illiterate
may be, is usually able to recte from memory
scores of pages of religious and epic poems not
merely like parrot, but with understanding The
woman of Hindostan is quick in intelligence and
perception and the metaphysical and religious train
ing she has had for generations make her apt and
and willing student.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02

of broken and aged widows in this country to allow
no factious dsagreements, obstinate quibbing over
Details no Congressional jealousies to prevent your
coming together upon this most meritorious and
just bill You are being watched with sickening anx-
iety by most deserving women all over over the
country, whose sole hope of support during the last
few years of their lives is in the passage of this
bill Every day that you delay agreeing upon it
brings inefabe sadness to their hearts and shroudS
them with the gloomy clouds of despair
We beg of you with the utmost earnestness to COM
p1ete your work next week by the passage of the bill
which will carry Joy to tens of thousands of be-
reaved sitting by their desolate and irelesS
hearthStoneS.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
The Passing of the Stage Coach.
Continued from page 81

time the string of horses which drew it over the
winding road from the station" and pass hurriedly
down the lane to the depot to the come
in. AS you pass along with expectancy and hope for
higher and better things to with the railroad"
cast stray glance your shoulder at the silent
stage coach, and a parting eulogy say to it.
MY old friend, you have been mighty good fell
low in your day and generation"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Midltcr SOud,.

SomfinsuiIlc, @u., 5. MGr5.
Die NeAcr Gllrrp Nobcrtion uno
Sobn Scnrp mnroen bclltc 0llrd) ci.
zen Mob aus Sem @ciGnAn;B gcbolt
mo an cincm @nltntc nuiGcbGugt
Nod ibrcm Sooc ibnitt ser Mob Die
Seidcn hcrnb mo pcrbranntc tic
Gincr Der Hegcr bate sen om lcbtcll
Wittmo1 friib nabe Tro5icr uerilbtcl'
Nallbmoro an 0cm 6armcr gS0rrel
Sort mo ieiner Satin cingeitunocn
NnS Gbcpnnr mar nit elmer 9lrt cr.
ihIagcn morbcl. &ort bate ctmo
$1,000 9nurgeIo I'M &ouic, oIlein Is
oclnng oen Worocrn nod ser @lllt.
that ni6t, oaS 6elo uuipliinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

Eoiiaaicrcn mar cin GROCER. Die Gin.
Qcborcncn oppouirtcn uripriinglidD
DER &erpcn0una pom GleftrijitGt ais
Sricbtrnit, neil lie oiciclbc ais 81
gcidbrIid bIeltclL mn0 ouBer0cnl.
Iucil lie Ole @cihGitc Der cinbcini.
id)cn <tidcniiibrcr nidt bceintrGd.
tiQt icbcn molltcn.
GorpC0obootc NJ re II.
2imo a, @crlL ;. Mars. - Gle
a%mcrifuuiifc Eorpcooboot Ilotillc
Dcronitoltctc bette bel Der \Srriel Gan
&oren}o cine Hcibe Won6ucr. Gle
SfilIcr ser Worincidule Don Ycrlt
@luohntcn Ocn l%lcbungcn oils intrrci
iirtc 3llid)nucr bel. Ger Iircttor Ger
Shulc, COMMANDER @altrc3, qab bel-
te IbcnO Elm 0untctt 81 G1rcn DER
nmcrifoniidcn SHiii@oiii}iere om
@oro oe2 peruOioniihcn Eran2port-
bompicrs o(fQuitoa."
Ser ollcrituntId)c Soblen0anlpIcr
o%9lrctbltio" lit nit cincm Garao liz
bic Glotiuc bier un1clonQt.
Sir Die omcrifoniihcn @GitC lucrs
ocn pcridlirbcnc GcitIidtcitcn II. I'm
tcrboltulQcu pcronitoltct. &orQcitcrn
betbciliQtcn iid 0ic Scclclltc ou 2un0
al CinCnl @Qrl1CDal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Hupicpclt fam nid,t fummcn.

San SronciSco, Sal, 5.
MGrj. - Gem Mopor 1opIor ging
pom TrGii6entcn Hooiepclt sic briei.
Iid)c Mittbcilulg 5iL bob weoer CT,
nod Stoatsiefret1r Moot anl1blit
Der Intunit Der Sdladti6iii Slcttc
nadl Der Eociiic.aiiite fonmen fonn.
ten; oa9e8cn merOe SIottcniefret1r
Wetcolf 5ilm gmpionge ser Slotte
erld)cincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Siibnc am Sulacn.

Gbilaoclpbia, 3. Mars. -
Suigi 6errud)i ein Stoliencr, melter
nor IS Monaten einen 2un0smonn,
Homens Carmen Sonoimnrco, er.
ifoB, erlitt beute i'm bieiigeu @e,
iGngniB ben Soh nm SoIgcn. Die
Midnner mnren Sreunoe. botfen lid
jeoot iiber Gin Wdoden geitritteu
III mcldes 9eioc pcrliebt iuaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

Yaiie fir's Mns!aab beiuraf 6. Naiue, Wy,
liz. Eh.SaltimDrc.str naAe Gaitom NunjeI Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

Die InSiubr aus Dem &c5irf ocS
@enernIfoniulats Berlin nod ben
Der. Stnnten perringerte iid) i'm So
MAR unO %,Scbrnar, i'm Sergleid at
Sem n%Gmlid)cn 3eitraim OcS purigeu
SnbreS, um Den @ertb bon bier
Miillioncn Mlarf. Die 3iiiern ipic.
Neln Oea nieOrigen StanO Der mirtb-
ld)aftliGen G%ouiunttur oeitlid) mioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Ioll0clt II.

Wtit ~ireuoiger 8cntatburntg lit III
iueitciten &rciien Die Nodrid)t aus
Miet ouiNcnommen lporocn, DOB lib
BORT cill ans Seutidcn uno IrdnSo'cll
beliebcnoeS Gomite acbilbct bat Del
len guigabe e8 icin ioa, Die frieolidc
NrnGbcrlmg bciber StGmnlc III 81
ob.Sotbringen SIT lorbern, Nod,
Dem percil,bortcn Y%rogromln lolct
3pci9pcreine in ben grpbercn @s'
meinoen Der Hcid)slanoc crribtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Sicr %bcluGbrtc iidJ Der Tcncrs, NriQ."

@rono &opioS, Did, 5.
01Gr5. 49, &n %oboratorium ser bic.
li0en Central @odihuIe, mcldc BON
1900 ShiiIern bciltd)t miro, brad
belttc %ormittda Gclrcr ans. Sin
SignaI 5ltm oGirc Grill" mltroc &C.
1ebcn, morolli iid Die Shiilcr in scr
ldon'tcn NronnrA cnticrntcn. &in.
men 2L2 Min,ten mar 0oa @cbGuoe
Iccr, IS 9elonh 0a2 6uler 81,
IoItcM che oaiiclbe Grobcn Stooel
anAcridtet bate.
Gin photograph bciono lid gcrooc
III Der Shulc, ltnn Ctlide @ilocr an
5l'crtlNcn, mcldc 0cn iibrriilltcn
3llltolo Der NnItalt pcronihalllidcl
%loIltCn. Die Sdyule mar nllr iiir
500 SdilIer ciu9eridtct moroen.
Colorado SprinN8, Col,
.. NiGr5. - Cine &oblcn0aa- Grplo,
lion I'M Sei5oicn Der Sdule III ,Sup
@iIo, elmer bieliaen &orituOt, bate
5ltr 6ol9c, Dab bic Yrin5ipolin Sri.
Nelie Hrnif idpncre Nronomlunoen
nm @ciid)t crIitt. Die 100 Schiller
marihirten inter sen Hcgelu oca
pSclrr Srll@" rlbig bilall&.