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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Sic Eubnitcigcrnng Der lcptcn orci
5cbn Sabre III ScatidJlOnS nno
Den &crcinintcn Stnatcn.

Son 1895 bis 1907 bobCn Ncl1tid)-
lnn0 unN Mmcritu cincn groBcll
lpirtblduitlidcn Nuil0lpunN 0cllonla
men. NobCi fam man 5rucl Eeri0.
0cn GROCER Airoipcrit0t ultcrihcioen:
cine l0n9crc bon 1895 bis 1900 mo
cine t"iir1crc bon 1904 bis 1907. 3ui.
lhcn bicicn Iicgt cine ~0rciidbriBc EC.
rio0c mirtbihultlidcn NiidAolgc5
bon 1901 bis 1903. Is iroGt lid) MN,
mic iid) IN 0iclcr orci5cbniGhrigrn
Ncrio0c IN bci0cn SGll0Crn Die Gage
Ger inoultricucn Nrbcitcrldoit gcltal-
tct bat. Gin bcfdlmtCr StutiItifcr
9!id)or0 Galmcr, Der NIT Io5Iol0cnlp.
trutiidcu Nnidloluin9cn cincn her
porroQcn0cn Sinn Iiir miiicni6oit-
lidc Nubrbcit pcrbin0ct. bat mad,
hcnl uorlicgcnocu 5ltucrlGiiigcn Mo.
tcriol cine llntcrilld)unN Oorilber ait
Ncitcllt mo fonlnlt 81 ~iolQclocn be
mcrfcnalucrthclt Nclultotcn:
Mn 0cutld,lnnb lticN scr Glrd).
idnitt3lobn iiir Nuouitricarbciicr bis
1906 nm 31-3S Yro5cnt, in Den Ser
CiniGtcn Stnutcn nm 26 ll3 Ero5cnt,
Tubei lit obcr III bcriidiidltiNcrL bol}
III bci0cn EGn0crn 0ic &Ouifr0it 0e3
NcI0c3 iiir oic pom Den HrbCltcrn con-.
ilnHirtcn Nrtifcl 5llrildNinN. Sn
GuItid)lon0 lGBt lidI bicic Die Spha.
iicigcrllng becintrGHti0cn0c &cr.
ibclterrul9 I'M MlcinuCrtcbr alli ctunS
mcni0cr ais - Ern5cnt bcrctncn, III
HhlCrifo nod omtlid)cu Gllcucn olli
IS $40 Ern5cnt. Ganod) hat lid Die
Gage Scr 9lrbcitcr III Tcuti6lono i'm
Turdlhnitt nm Ole TiiiCrcn5 bon
3I-3S u10 % YrnScnt allo nm f.
bis 13 Ero5cnt ucrbciIcrt III Nmcrifu
inter NIcid)er @erildlidtigulg Der
ucruuorrtCn &auifrait 6c9 @cl0cS nm
S Qrojcnt. IS iii olio, mic ser 10.
jioIocmofratiid)c Stotiititcr in0t, ncr,
ireulider S3eiic Die 0iiicrcn5 5piihel,
Dem bGbcrcn Sobu QtiOcou III bcll
&crciniQtcn Stootcn un0 Dem nicori.
0cren IN Gcutihlonb in Sen lester
smoli &obrcn ctipn& tlcincr gelpor.
nCu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Billions Iruac nit ShloNlportcn. oit
nIdlt2 %bCuciicm pon oben bcrub ob.
Qctbon Miro Ser NltoDol lit ga.
@rum0ilbcl, Ollrh ooa 0llca lln0cmod
in Ole @elt aCbrud}t miro, 0oa unier(
WcidnAniiic mo 3uhtbauicr fijut
0ua Die SdltI0 trGAt al ben piclcl
S6iiibrii6en Ser Gbc. Hcbtcn Conn
tag habcu IN Gcnucr, Colorado, ole
mciitlid)cn ilbCr Den Mtor0, Ger al,
Ocm Nricitcr Geo Ncinrid) %bcgunQcr
mor0cn, A%cprc0i0t, mo cine 2(n5abI
ser @ciltliG)cn bCbdlptCtC bi0crb I'M.
uCrirorcL ouB Der Nrltn0 5t Dem
Itoroc inl 2lltobnlbon0cl 5lr illdcll
lei. spirit cincm &crbrchcn uad)
0Cnt nn0crcn nad), unO Ole Spur
miro an Ole Gbiirc Scr Mirtbid)uit
riibrcn. Gas lit MN Qllcr0inN3, nm
6 benin red)tcl gtonlcn 81 ncnllCll,
gClogcn, impcrtincut 0clogclL obcr IN
}eltcn piUd)iidcr SCl6cL in 0cncn
@ciitliAc 10 gut mic n10crC W}cnldcn
GnQcitcdt uCrOclt, iii 0o9 bc4rCiflid),
({lt 8oltimorCr &irdcl miro Der SCllz
lei 0c3 Nltohol2 Cbcniall3 in 0lilben-
ben Surbcn an sic N0n0 acn1nlt, mo
0ujll miro Don Dem o0cr iCncnL nad)
Dem ser Snb mli1ritellt lit, Onb &rO-
Dibition 0u2 cin5ig Mnbrc, @circicl0C
un0 Grl6irnOe lit, tiibn bcbol1ptct {:
Die periGnIidc 6rcibcit oc5 &noiui
0mtnr9 bort 0lll, no Die 0ilCntlidt
Wobliubrt bc0imt. NatiirIid) lit sic
GiiCntlidc MobIidhrt ntr Ole, mcldJc
Ole Gpoltcl Scr Erobibitiou mcincn.
Ole MnOlfabrt Nn0Crcr bari inter Ole
NilBc gCtrctcn mCr0en. Mbcr 0o@ "lillo,
mic iid) Elm HepcrCn0 ni2orilft, nllr
SdnDGhlinNc, un0 Is lit Die &ilidt
ser StnrtCL lie Dor &criltdltnQ 81
bUua6rcn. Gobci ubcr iino mo hlci
ben mir, nod Nniid)t oicicr Eicltoo
Cpnn0cIiltcrL OOdl 0ic ircicltcn @itr
ger uui Dem Gr0cnrunO. Milr0cn
Gicic bliu0cn Nnn0tifcr ncrnilnIti1C
W}dbiNfCit CrltrcbcrL bic SuultCllbol
DC 5lr bCiiCrn lltd)Cu, Damn mGrc sic
WCpcQln1 I%obcn3lucrtb, pcrOicntc Die
llutCrltiibluiQ ollcr M0blncincn0cl.
9lbCr Cinc9 tlrincn Ero5cntlnbC3 Don
Sruntcubolocn lucACn iollcn audi Die
WtGGi0cn inter Die NlldtCl Der Er0
bibitioniIlrn fommcn, Sp0cnunnt2
y%bCfchrtC" @emobnbCit@- SGlliCr, Dor
l,irtc o0cr IiItiNc mo lhlollc Nrobi
bitiona.9 lpoitcl prcoigcL allies ll1bcil
tGntmt 0ltrd) 0uH Srintcn III Die MClt.
Nait id)Cint Ca, ais oh lie Ou0urdL 0uB
tic nnbCrc nlcnId)lidJc &Crirrlngcn,
sic nlcbr mcnlhlid)c3 @liid nCrllid)
ten, ais ou9 GrintCn, pcr0cdcl luoll4
ten. Ncm lie nit frOmnlcm NlNCns
ghliid)lnN bctCn: oGrI0ir ms pon Dem
llcbcl", Damn lit Ca MIR 0u3 cin5lge
llcbcI, ho9 lie I'M Slime bnbclL 00S
0ca Grinfcua. g9cr ubcr ctuuS pom
Miomc in lid bat, Der rllit: Grlo'c
ms BON 0iciCn llcbCln!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
gcfanntma6ungcn


uliGm c, oen H. 6cbr. 1905.
Su Die StruBcuourbbrlGa-G olnitlttare III Oct
Sidot Baltimore BET mir III Der geCGIt6 purGes
idbriebeucr gSClic Ctn SlpIli1t tDre3 eIlbGilltigeH
mo uCrbeltc;teu Neridi5 iber ole Nulerlegullg
uno Seribeilung Der soften uno gufluaen Ieblt
ciuenI enogiiltigeI ertIdreloerl RlaHe III Hc5ug
aur ole IiOellruug, Yllditerllllg lno Hanolicins
ieYIng Der WiaiiadDuiet:e. Npcnne (uSer Yic'
NcnrDs Strube), uun auguitn. Nucnuc Dio sur
gpnoun s@ucmnc, in lebereiilltiltmulg nit ben
Nntibrirten Der -. Iuut 1906 ul~ter3eibneteIt
Seroronuf0 Nr. 15l Oes WtuOors ullo SiGots
ratb5 Dinier.egt DubeIl
piro biermit 6eianit Geuaft. boB beiu9ter
Neribt ltIlo Bldnc uli oicie g8eiie in oieiem
@iircdu D~interleGt poroen inn, mo oab Ole oa'
our1 beiroifenen Fnrttelt berebti9t lillos inner
balb oreibtg 800 Idgel bonn is. 6ebrlt1r
1908, ais Dem eriten lnae Der BON mir uue9e'
Gungcnen observation-disclosures bteier 9ioti5, fbrIit'
lid nugcgcH an hds baltimore Stdot9erlUt 6i
uppellrcl lto odn bClugte @eribt 81 erilben,
~oicfelbcn 81 r%cuiotrClt,
I. Se,uen 59umas,
StaotsJ tegiitrator.
Il,krtS D-.lpSr,0 my
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
TDScSfGHe.

GDriitrYBer gmbcttsr, I'll Sabre oil. 2s. Sc
htlur.
Aaltrr Scriamiu, - 3aBre nft, "a. 5cbr.
Garl @Giino, 10 sabre ait 10. Sehruar.
@co. NtlbmGur, 20 Sabre alt, So9no SOptilt5'
3ulplinl. 2S. Scbruur.
Mnrn SuRlcr, G3 Sabre oil. Ytr, 1888, Stt'
Gugcr-Strdbe, %. 6ebrunr.
SDumns Nc:o, 60 Sabre alt, Dir. 1913, FcnIls
fOlnuHiu gtOeuue. -. %Sebruur.
Hrco. s6ininG, 62 Sabre aft, Nr. 1881, gpros
NntIrrlnnelnr .9lne., %. tScbrIinr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
,Grl1ic ms upm Dem llcbcl."

Nidlta lit Dem Hrobcn Moticn oc}
Bottles piocrlp1rtigcr, ala Die flare.
n%riinOIidr GarlcNung zines @Srob.
lens; OILS ons G~'erlongclL cine Gronc
porurtbcilsirci erleoiat 81 iehcn. Gin
poar Sd)lngluortc, o%bcrilGdllide @c-
banolnng, grotcSfe llcbertrcibung in
moroliidcr 9ieoermeierucilc, oo@ &c.
'GQt mo 3iebt. Giner Sohc oli ocr
@runb geGen? ga, bos iii Iongtuci.
Ing mo a~aitrenoenb. Sebcn Mrs
in bieien 1agen nid)t ilberol III scr!
s;ereinigteu Sianten, pie Die ErDbi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Gcbr1s. %; IGdr53 tO)
Tcvartemeut iir Diicutlihe Sitcrbeit-Sautcu
cub, Iepartemcmt ore 0cUnuoes Juipftture'
Jlirrou5. Kntfinuu5.

Baltimore, rs. Sebrudr 1908.
9~ln1ehotc ilr bic GiClerunG oes WiGtcrinls
mo sic Sniluuutiou ocr Srdbte fir eleftriide
NeIel1llil9 OeS Antbbauiea Der etnoi Yallis
more lflr Den WtuUor mo Stuoirntb peroeIl
bon Der n9ionro oi guparhs" Der Staot gaItt'
more cntge9el QeupmrteIl iperoen.
NngCGute miiiicn in pcrlteaclten Vrieflitni6!ds
gen, nit Der slNreiie a$oor9 ot %s!lperoS" umS
Der gluiihrtft bio Tor mirtng Of Gin H1ll"
berlebcit. am ODER Dor ocut II. Mari 1908,
8urmittags If ,lbr, bel Ari. !. SeipeIl IbolflaS
(Stnots 9teaiiiruior) in ociiert Vilrcull I'M HuiD'
B1lie eingereibt mcr0et.
ScocS ~JlnRebut mus BON etncm be9Ioltbi4tcii.
uii cine nGleoriug 6oriC"sNGnI 0e5oQenel Gbcd
in N6Ge bon $500. iubIbur an Den Wtdpnr mo
Stabirnib puu Baltimore. beGlcitet ietll
Ser criolgrcihc Yicicr bat Niiroitnft SIT lei
item mo ItdD ben ycittmnlltltGcl oeo @idoisebnra
tero bc6ii0liCb G%pnirdiie 3t ltnterlucrlen.
Blaine UIo Spc5iiiiutioGCn totllell int Nilreali
oeS Nebdnne Sripciloro am illn nab Dem ~,
Scbrltlr 1908 eiuQcicbcr iucroctl.
Nic IeGOroe bCbdIt lib od@ 1tcd)t nor, lr9ei!n
melbc oocr dle IllAch0tc III uerluerlell.
Gopnro :, Yrfltnrt,
0ebGioC- Snipeftor.
Neitdtiat:
Z. @arrH Mabcpl,
WiGbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
MdDt Scitcn.
Ter ErOipcritatS GOnucut.

@eItcru lit in Baltimore Scr Ero.
lperitGt4 Cement 5uldnmcn 9ctrc
ten. Wit Scr FroipCritGt Gupcrt'H
3mur sur 3cit bCoenflidl. 9ic iicbNl
icttcn Sabre lin0 ourd) mn9erc ob.
gcI0it morocn. %u piclcn &ctricbcn
III Ca rcd)t it'll QcluorOCL uno Gin
Seer uon TrbcitCrn lit 81 mircinluia
gem 6cicrn acl0tbigt. Cine Gonucns
tion, nlli ser IcOiQIidl Eroipcritdt3s
Spmncu QeitnGcn mo Eroipcrit0t9.
HC0cn QcbultCn mcr0cn, it's 0le3nldl
nid)t, obcr and Scr Eciiini3nnlt2
miro nid)t @rumoton oui ocnr Con
pCnt icilr. Sic 6nbuc 0c9 SptIanua
miro bodIAcHoltcn mcr0cll. 2HOrltnt
nllf nid)t? Gonucntioncn t0nncl1
5lpur sic 3citcn miribidaltlidcn Bic
0cr0ull0Co in N0nOum0rCbcn ilid)t in
ioldc Der FroipcritGt m%npunOcIn,
obcr Tie f0rncn 0u5lt bcitrodcn, Dem
Fciiimi3m1a Ser O}oiicn 81 ItcucrL
0o3 NcrtrnllCn ser NcpoltCrlmd III
itdrfCn. Ser FroipCritGt2 Gonpcnt
miro ron ScutCn G%cbiloct, Die iibcrs
5cllQt limo, BOB Elm Hnllo nit hcn
cnprmcn nntilrIid)cn Milliaducllcn,
mic lie sic &]crciniatcn Stootcn 10
BEN proipcrircn milIic, BOB mtrtb-
idnitiihc Miididl0Qc bulO NroBcnl
mirtbltaitlihCn Nltiifmlun0 @lab
MAIDEN miiiicn. Die @rlnologcn I'M,
ierCr (roipcritGt iino ia nitt crid)iIt.
tcrt. llniCre Cr0c brtnNt Gr}c ulo
&ohlcn in rcidcr Micr1QC, Der Ndcrbos
Sen ~licicrt lcinc Gr~5etNnilic, nnicr
Sanocl nit Dem Nu2lnn0c lit bclric
bigcno, nm scr Gonilm al G06rttus
ten I'M &nlnnOc lit lturt illrild0c0on
gerL mcil 0aS NCrtrolrcn 0cS Nolfc3
burd milbc SpCtulationcn II. @rillls
0un0cn, 6urd) l~lcbcrgriiic Don @roBs
G%orporotioncn mo (rult9 unO 0ie
bon Der &mbc2rcAicru1G nn0corobtc
Ibred)nunQ cridiittCrt mor0cn. So
entlton0 Scr @clo.Ennif. WClo mar
10 piel I'M @onOc. mic jc 5lrnor. io0or
mcbr; nllCin ca iulIroe ans Ncn1lt
liftcit 0cnl &crfchr c%nt}o2cn umo
brad 9ClCNt. Die @cl0noth lit b~Crcit2
pie0cr bchobCL Die 9(dcrbou trcibcns
DC @cp0ltCrung bot inter Dem Mid.
gang Der Eroipcritdt nidt }t lci0cn
qchabt, bCnn pcnl altd) mcniNcr &C
eru0tct moroen lit, iuic IN ciuiQcn
norhcrQcbcnocn &obrch 10 lit Scr
NuaioIl 0urd) b0bcrc Grciic mchr, ais
mctt Qcnlod)t mor0en. Tr0rItric ul0
Non0Cl ooNcQcn lcibcn inter Ben Sol
gen Der ariiiS an SGnNitcn; abcr
fem @rlno lic0t Dor, 0ub oicic bel,
Den nid)tigcn Tnttorcn IN inherent
mlrtbid)uitIihen SCbet olli lGnacrc
Belt Der StoQnation pCrinllcn icin
ioutcn. lln0 oicicn Stonopmft per
tretcn bic Mit0Iicocr 0ca Eroipcri.
Gt%S.GonpcntS. Phi Oicicn 5on lpcr.
ben sic Hc0cu mo @cihliiiic oc3
Gonpcnta Qcitimmt icin. llu0 mcnl
ca Dem Sonpcnt NcltuQt, mcitcrc Nc
iidtSpunftc 81 cntuidelm, mic unicr
S16ultric. ln0 Nnu0cl@lcbcn micoCr
SIR 9liitbc Acbrod)t mcrOcn fam,
Damn limo sic NrbCiteu 0c9 Erpipcri
t0tS-Gonucnt5 nid)t ocracblid gene.
len. Nic @runoluAcn 0cr Eroipcri
tGt iinb "a, ipie lie itGrfcr IN fcincnl
Sonbe porbonOcn limo. @ir iol lid,
ser IuIbou an @citcn n~ol5ichcn? ?
@ic miro oo6 &ertroucn luicocr 0c-
monncn? ToS limo Die Trnncn, 81
ocrcn Soiun0 Der Gonpcnt iciu lhci!
beiiroacn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Scamteulunhl III.
WARMERS arb Merdanis' N%ntipnal.g

mariners arb Merchants Hatipnnl. gauf."
Naltimpre.- 2, WtGrS 1908.
IN Ger rcHeInIdbinct ~%erfunntltna ocs Sts
reItnrilurs, pcldc beite abacbalter lpurbe.
nuroe or. e. ~. SSbnru ais ein Mitalieo oes
NireftnriurtS criudblt. nm Die bird ben am
mucl \. Canadian cniitanbcne Sofuui ous5it,
iiiner. Su o~crfelbcn &erinmnilIta plroc Nr.
e. ". Esburn ;nm 9iec.G rd iieertrn Der @nrl
cripdbIt.
6. ". Ssburn,
(63) Nafiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Nrchcrif VI. Edlininn.

Gs faro am 30. 6ehrnnr 1908 Srrocrid u.
eminiaa, G3 Sabre ali, B~clicbter tSnttc r.oit
GIt5n9ctb VI. Stiutn6. ~, }. =" DC
40 llbr. bon iciner 9Sobntna, ytr. 1881, yIoros
Euttcriun Farf NocrlIe. aus nab Der q. GGiDcs
rincn Nirde itGtt. 100 NM 9 ll6r ciIt %9teuIlenIs
Nuc6Gmt cGlCGrirt miro. NciieGnlG p~riu0illt.
lCrGnae, ~, 3eitunGcn ln6Gcn a~ciiliGil
cnpircuO t6t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Ehriltinn Mcninn Weaacr.

So ftaru am /. Ntir5 1908 GHriitiua Hegiun
gcngrr, ~qclicuicS Iobter6cn bon Sohi Is. mo
Gbriitinn Ncuacr. i'm filter bon I SdBr 7 Dloras
1 Fie, Iit," - g6 ISHliii SF 3 S ilSr' Som o s,10' gs oh.
NINA ibrcr Stern, 9tr. 206, SitosGlintunzStr,
aus iiutt. tO2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Sarpline Shii6el.

IS iingb AM /. Nidr8 1908 Caroline sdiIbel
Stbit6cl. i'm @Iier BON 90 Subrcn. Die 9eerois
gung iinoct WiitipudI, giadDinittnG5 , llbr, BON
lhrcr IeGtel ySobnltrIA, gir. 171O, 9iorosEorts
StrGbc, aus ftntt. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

IurG cine bel Guid (Sulj.
bura) nicOer9cgonAcnc Holuillc iulIr.
ben bier Nrrioncn gctobtct ulb mcb.
rcrc pCrlctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
~0pnSpu=

Siirrnn: Tr. 81, gscit, earntpgn. Strnfc, nno
SanptsGinaang, Trcocridr MOAB.
VcNrIbniBpldBe bon S26 an lllicr beiinIlotacr
WliiidDt, SdntlibllmcI Setuilhe, ElldllIcll cit.
ipcrncu I'M 5rCihbauie am Suupt SinAniiR nes
funncn. Infer gaellt iuiro, iucnrl 9eipiin'ht,
purfpredbclt. C2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
HpiiEc

Sicltuc Sencr, AeliebtcsIbbtcrcbeu bon Sreberid
mo Maria @~Iifubetb Seler, I'M 4ltcr bon .
Wiouatcr mo > &8obeu. Sie Heeroioung fin
oct Sirunua, 10 llbr 3uriuittngs, bonn IrHuer-
bnnfe, Tr. 2t2. SiiozgInns2tr aus TAFT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Wu sic Nnmcr.

Sunae Damcn. mside mpberi;e Shneibertnnfi
fem, pobin ii4 euiiir gu wenoeii. Gle bruiltben
MIR DC! SrI. M. Suhefs, Sr. 500. &eitSdr1.
tcua, Giraffe. hur5uipreder, ibreu glamen as
Soalino cintruaen i.iio fe Ierren Die 8unft mad
Ser iortoeihriitenitcn Metbooe. Sie erbaIien
auherbem ariinoIidcn llnterriht i'm 9nfn neihen.
Sebr IiberaIe Webineunecn. SRI. VI. 6uberD.
ar. 3O2. Nett nrato8a. Strate. (376-)
CSuniI0.i?O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
&crIammlmugs MnScigcn.

rSit.Gno 9cib. uno Spar.9ereiu."
SiihmelisGdc SrleuuSz liio S~SoIfczSirdbc.
Sic MiitaIieber iiro eriu6t, Der Icriummis
luna am Tienitna, ben 2. Widr5, Mbciibs 8 llbr,
hci6lhuobnell, I'M GorfbIdge fir Gnnoioatcn fir
Sircftoren 81 MAIDEN.
5000 &. Ncfomanu, Sefretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
5cbr27 ,2s, %, md r32.345G7O

Gcpartcment fir Oiieutlide Wrr1cIernnsen.
ttntcrsT epartentcHt - Nn icnbrBuroc.
Baltimore, Wio.
Eeficntlide gScriieu Iuo Gods Yiers 4, b
uno q.
Snacbotc fir bic contribution bon prct1s
forced" GonCrct mo Stab=EierS (9tr. 4, .
itno G) ipcroclt bis II ltbr &prntittaA9 am IL.
Wtdr5 1908 entoe0cn 9etomlnct pcroet.
g%lnacbpte miiiell an Den oYoGro Of Shpnro3"
ocrimict lttn din ben Stuots 9tcailiraior III ietn
Nilrcal i'm ,1iaibbGric aciGnot neroen heGlfiiei
bon eincm beglaubiRtcrr 9bet in Der Nohc BON
$4,000. AM cine rGlcdriliG Souic" Nanl Ncjos
Gen 8abIbGr al hcrt ltQ6or tno SiuoirGih bon
Baltimore uno Der an ole Stuot ais bc2Itbcncr
ShdocnCriuB p~eriuLcl miro. i'm Sale cine Slis
crlClruItg aelnaht mo Der Gonlratt mo Die
Sihetliellun0 mint PROMPT qerldbt mo III &C.
huri0er lSetie ul3qeiihrt miro.
EuS 9tedbt III nurhCbnllelt. ir0cno zines oocr
alle g%(ngeboie uh5lnuciien. Tline mo Spe5iiis
%Intiouer t6nnct int &iireot Der @dlenneb9roe
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
SOME LATE BOOKS AND MAGAZINES

of articles that not only review the
past, but give an account of the con-
siderable achievements of men like
Curtiss, Zeppelin, the Wright brothers
and the others who are actually. doing
things. In the September issue of this
magazine Frederick Todd has an arti-
Gle, the first of the series, that deals
with aeronautics in general. He de-
scribes and explains and draws the
differences between the kinds of fly
ing machines that are being tried to-
day. In subsequent. articles he will
tell more In detail of the further prog
ress that is imminent. Mr.. Todd has
some sane and interesting remarks to
make concerning the immediate future
that air machines have.
The Popular Science Monthly for
September contains the following ar
ticles: 1.-THE Botanical Gardens of
Ceylon," by Professor Francis Rama
ley; "The Prehistoric Aborigines of
Minnesota" by N. H. Winchell; "The
Movement Towards Physiological
Psychology" by Professor r. M.
Wenley; "The Practical Value of Pure
Science" by Professor Thomas H.
Montgomery, jr.: 1.-THE Physique of
Scholars, Athletes and the Average
Student" by Professor D. A. Sargent;
Modern and Early Work on the Ques-
tion of Root Excretions," by Howard
s. Reed; "Silver," by Theo r. Van
Wagenen; Japanese Writing" by DIR.
e. w. Scripture; "The Life and Work
of Herbert Spencer" "The Financial
Status Of the Professor in America and
in Germany"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
MONSTER PYTHON ENJOYS
BRIEF SPELL OF LIBERTY
Crowd stampedes, but Twenty-Five
Men After Hard Fight Drop
the Reptile In Its
pI+

NLW YORK, Sept. 4.-The huge
East Indian python which arrived in
New York last, week escaped while be-
ing transferred from a box to pit at
Hillsdale park, Belleville, N. ].
The reptile, said to be the largest
ever brought to this country, is thirty
five feet long Aand weighs four hum
drad pounds. When 1t got free shrek
ing women and men, too, fled in all
directions and scared children fell over
one another and the park benches as
they ran.
The snake did not enjoy its liberty
long. Twenty-Five men captured 1t
after hard fight. 1t seemed to be
making for the marsh and scrub trees
at the edge of little lake near the
park.
From the steamship that brought 1t
here the python was taken to the shop
of William Bartells, an animal dealer,
100 Greenwich street, this city. Bartells
took 1t to his farm on the Newark
meadows and later delivered 1t at the
park.
J. C. La Breque. an animal trainer;
Frank Gleason, a Keeper formerly Of
the Bronx zoo, and some assistants
were transferring the great snake from
the big dry goods box in which 1t was
coiled to the pit when, with a sudden
access of energy, it slipped from their
hands. Then the crowd scattered.
Gleason grabbed a big stout bag
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06

Of the raw fiber. Each variety Of flber
(animal and vegetable) was studied
With the microscope in order that the
worker might become thoroughly fami-
liar not only with the perfect fiber,
but with those that are half ripe, i'm
perfect or dead; for these are all used
in woven materials.
For microscopic work the fiber had
to be freshly mounted in water and
treated with acids and alkalies. The
different f1bers of each group were ex-
amined to determine their distinguish
ing features-for instance, hair and
woodland the distinction between tow
and fax.
When we came to the analysis of
woven materials we were met with
changes due to dyes, starches and
other articles used in the finishing
processes. These so changed the fibers
In many cases that chemical tests were
necessary before the miscoscope could
be used. The first chemical expert
ments were roughly to distinguish be-
tween vegetable and animal fiber. For
this we used boiling in water, beating,
acids and alkalies.
We 4ried pure white wool, price AZ
cents q yard, and found 1t to be all
wool. To understand better the com
position we exc mined 1t microscopical-
iy and found 1t to be made of shoddy,
or WOOL LnaC is ndHleu bWlSS OA ti'O
sleeps back" This is to say, the wool
had been woven before and. when worn
out, cut into rags. The cotton threads
have been burnt and the remaining
wool had been respun and woven. 1t
was of pure wool, hut the microscope
showed the broken ends, which could
belong only to shoddy. Shoddy Is OF
MANY kinds, and often can be detected
by the foreign fibers when tested under
the microscope; but when 1t Is an all
wool shoddy It is difficult to tell
Washing and boiling 12-cent muslin
for twenty-five minutes In very hot
water gave surprising results. A piece
forty-two inches long and the full
width of the goods shrunk one and
half inches.
AS silk is the most expensive raw
fiber 1t is more subject to adulteration
than any other. The most common
methods are to mix it with cotton or
ramie and actually to weight the SILK
threads with sugar, starch or mineral
salts. Most of this weighting is IN the
weft, as the warp has to stand the
greater strain in the weaving. One
sample of silk was weighted 4S per
cent with acetate OF tin. Silk threads
can be weighted much higher, so we
may consider this a very fair specimen
Of the material sold as pure silk.