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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
SHIP SIBERIAN TIMBER
OVER 5000 MILES.
The Necessity Of CuItivating Timber
Lands In This Country.

An Australian corporation has
just received a concession from the
Russian Government to take out
thirty million feet of timber a year
from forest in Siberia, nine hun
dred miles from Vladivostok, to
be delivered in Melbourne, Aus
tralia, approximately eight thous-
and miles away, and nearly three
times the distance from New York
to San Francisco.
It is likely that numbering
operation of recent years more
strongly illustrates the pinch in
the timber supply in all parts of
the world. In the news of the
concession, told in an American
lumber journal, is the suggestion
of the difficulty that all countries
may haye to encounter in getting
the wood which they need in the
future. Every year timber cri1is-
ers are going further and further
aheld and cutting trees which, in
former times of abundance, they
passed because of the inacessibilitv
of the forest.
In taking out the Siberian tim
Der the Melbourne lumbermen will
have to ship the entire years cut
in July, August, September and
October, for during the remainder
of the year there is no open water
at the point of shipment.
What makes this unusual fea-
ture OF transporting bulky logs
5000 miles quite feasible is that
such manufactured stock is ad.
mitted free, while there is a heavy
duty on all manufactured wood
brought into Australia, the duty
on lumber, for instance, being
nearly $500 thousand board feet.
At Melbourne, new mill is being
erected to manufacture these logs
into dressed stock, such as floor
ing, ceiling and other products. as
well as into lumber.
These Siberian operations differ
from the numbering methods in
the United States, in that and in
this country it is possible and
customary to have new mills con-
veniently near the place of pro-
duction, though, with the con-
tinually decreasing supply, the
larger mills often find it profitable
to haul their timber by trains and
railroads many miles away from
their saws. Forest experts in this
country say that the United
States for steady supply of tim
Der lies in the application of fores
try to all timberlands, private and
public, and the careful study of
the economical and better utiliza.
ton OF product. Even so, a severe
shortage in twenty to twenty-five
years must be expected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27

If YOU are a business man,
did YOU ever think of the field
OF opportunity that adyertis-
ing opens to YOU? There is
almost no limit to the posi-
bilities of Your business if you
study how to turn trade into
your store. If YOU are not get
ting your share of the business
of your community there's a
reason People go where they
are attracted - where they
kn0To what they can get and
how much it is sold for. If
YOU make direct statements in
your advertising see to it that
you are able to fulfill every
promise you make. You will
add to your business reputa-
ton and hold your customers.
1t will not cost as much to run
your ad in this paper as you
think. 1t is the persistent adj
vertiser who gets there. Have
something in the paper every
issue, no matter how small.
We will be pleased to quote
you our advertising rates, par
ticularly on the years bust
ness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27

1t that rather than deficiency naeQuacy
conditions In other words if certain nanciers in New
York would keep closer shore maintain their operations WITH
IN THE BOUNDS OF REASON the country would be better off
judgment the disposition the part nanciers
reach out for that which they cannot reasonably control GROW
ING and the instant they into trouble they govern
misfortune that conditions should allow such access
federal assistance remedy mistakes which papaby
reprehenbe upon their begettors, WHO ARE ALONE TO
BLAME These Wall ought understand
1t is all right that the government should afford PROPER CUR
RENCY AND BANKING FACILITIES people who are in
trouble and have present ADEQUATE currency system
which capable of maintaining equilibrium quite
ton of SANE MINDED people financially.
do believe there any occasion general this
time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27

made the SAME CLAIM about manufacturers and that the
labor up against the plea of British competition
THE PROBLEM OF DEsTTUTloN AND LACK
OLD COUNTRY is A MUCH THERE
/ is NO SUCH DEsTlTUToN IN ENeL AND
! AND NO UNEMPLOYED
In this country you do know the EXTREME POVERTY
that exists England In London alone statistics 100000
children WENT BREAKFASTIESS- TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY
Labor saving machinery driving people out of work
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
Currency System
Not to Blame
For Trouble.

is NONSENSE TO SAY THAT OUR PRESENT CUR
RENcY SYSTEM is RESPONSIBLE IN ANY SENSE
OF THE WORD FOR THE RECENT FINANCIAL
FURRY WHICH WAS MOSTLY cENTERED IN NEW
YORK CITY. THAT PANIC WAS DUE LARGELY TO
THE MANEUVERs OF MEN WHO DISREGARD THE
LAW AND WHO DISREGARD THEIR OBLIGATIONS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
More Poverty In
England Than Here.

JOHN HODGE Pariam
n" HEN ask for concessions in the old country up
against the claim Of the manufacturers that they have
~ AMERICAN COMPETITION to contend with After
TO this cnnntr fnund Tho
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
Is Child Training WOman's
Only Normal Sphere ?

BY President ELIOT o University.
IL 1GHER education in the future should recogl
that the MAJORITY OF WOMEN TAKE u
Il y CUPATION OF TRAINING CHILDREN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

yW{an iprid)t un0 itrcibt 5pur uicl
bon Dem inlicBlihcn 2lbioue Cana
oa'a upll Dem britiidcn @Cltreide
mo Ser Gi1pcrlcibulQ Der 0onIinion
in Die Ger. Stoutcu. User icOod Ga
MAZDA, b~cionocra ob,r Die Eropin}
Gucbcc mo ihrc Scitcr, aus ciQcncr
%9lniholrWg fcnnt, mci5, BOB trob al
len SicbC5lucrbcn9 ulicrcri2it3 Gin
GntNcgcntonmtcn llid)t ST ftnocn lit.
Tcnn ca lit nid)t 10 ichr Ser lopoIc
SdIotte, mcIhcr IN Canada Den 3us
innmlcnbnnA nit Dem britilhcn W}uts
tcrlunoc ollfrcht crbdlt, oI9 SOS elm
iod)c, nbcr tcrnbnitc &olf Der ~frun56.
iiid)cu GunoOicr, mCldt oll9 bCgriill,
hctcm rcIiaiGicn &orrrtbciI iid) gcgcn
no9 NtuiAcben iii 0cnl nmcrifuniidCE
Noltc ouflcbnt. llltcr ser GllB2rit
tolerant NcmorOcncn enQIiid)cn Colo
NAL Eolitif bobCn iid) in Canada Der
Ndcrbnu u10 icit ncltcrcr 3ett dltd
Die @eidditatbGtigfcit bcrrlid cntiul.
tct, mo Die Treiiobrbu1ocrt 6eier,
81 Der bic oltc, id0nc Stn0t GltC6cc
itd) Jest unididt, miro in Dem cana.
&olfc, 0u9 ic0cn orbeit9miai.
gen GimponOcrcr, alcidpia melhcr
Atation o0cr mclden @loubcnS, nit
riiencn Nrmcn mlinimmt, Oas De
lrnGtiein ItGrtcll, Oub Is audi nutio'
male Glitter 5t lpobrcn un0 bcbiltcn
bot"
Gicic 9(uiioiiung iii I'M Tlgcnrci.
men 5ItrciiCn0. llnri6ti1 it, Dob Ole
ironB0iiiden G%uno0icr ans rcIiai6icn
&orurtbcilcn lid 0eAen 0o9 Nllfgcbcn
inn omcritouiid)cn Nolfe oltilcblcl.
,$cnc miiicL Dab ibrc HCliAion ourtb
hic %crihmClj umg ibrca Hnn0ca nit
Dem micrcn nidt gciGhroct miir0c.
% lie ic0od uid)t 6rlrd Die S6nlc
Der Mcpollltion 0cAongcn nlio nid)t
pom OcrCn @ciltc crfiiQt inn, 10 0clii
Itct lies nitt, ibrCr Sbrigfeit sic &c
lhlpOrenc Sreue lciGtierti9 5lt brc.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Bic Scbanolnng Der Ginaeborcncn in
Scntid) r Slairifu.

Ter Staat@lcfrct0r filr Die oCllt
id)cn 9olonic'n Scrr Gcrlburg, bot
iid) in ser 9iioQct.Gonmiiiion oe$
TclltidCn HcidstoGa iibcr Die GinNc.
borCnCn- 6ragc IN IclItid)-O itdfrifd
nit icncr r~iidiidtaIoicn Oficnbcit
oltsgciprohen, Die cine iciner berpor'
itcdcnoitcn Gigeni6oiten lit. Gr bat
Dies 0Ctbor, obluohl CT IT'D bon porn.
Gcrcin oorilber flor lem mlBtc, DOB
CT iid) 0urdl icinc NnS~iiibrungcn
mnnhc ScinOihoitcn 5u5icben miirot,
ocnn CT bat r~iifboltlo5 nltSqcipros
den, bob bic Elontnncnbciiber 3ltll
Qrobcn Sbcil biSGcr niht Die rid)tiqe
Mctbooc on0cmonot b0ttcrL mcnn lie
6oS Yrin5ip Scr Strcnge QeaCniiber
0cn 9tcGCrn ul9 boS ein5iN Aiiltigc an
crfannt ul0 0llrdg2filbrt bitten.
Stnot9lctret1r Gernburg Qcbt bon
Der Nuiioiiung ans, DOB Ser NcGcr
Ons miftiaitc &crnl0gcnaobieft IN
oicicr 0robtcn Ocltidcn &olonic iei,
mCil obnc cine ouSgicbi0c 3ubl bon
9tc3crnrbcitcrn sic rcid)cn nntiirlidcu
Sd)Gbc Oltoirifo'a nid)t olt3gcbcutct
lpcrocn f0nttclr. 9c9bolb miiiie man
0cn Ncgcr I'M Canoe bCholtcn r1>
i'm fir Sic Nlrbcit gcuinncn. GicS
lit nod Icrnburg'S glnlidt obcr mr.
m00lid) bel Ncrc6tcr un0 mcnihliNer
Nchnnollrng bel lciolihcm 2obrc
mo bel GROCER Goriid)t in Scr BE.
ltellcrllng Scr %cingeborcncn @cp0lfr.
rllilg.
Ter Stnnt&icfretGr Scr &olonic'n
bci6rGnft lid) obcr rtid)t oorolti Sri
tit SIT iibcn unb Nnlidtcn 5l Gilbcrn,
lon0crn cr mill 0iclc Nniid)tcn oild)
prattild, pernirflid)cn. Gcabulb Mil
CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erl,cll-
men Die OnS &erbGltmib 5miid)cn hct
iuciBcn grbcitgebern uto Ocn iorbi@
gen Nrbcitcrn iibermodJcn ltno belons
ocrS oltd) onrouf o6ten ipllen, oub
sen SAlpar5cn bel acrihtIi6en Strci-
tiatcitcn }miid)en ibncn mo Sen glrs
bcltAcbcrn ibr Hcht ipcr0c.
gllBcr Sen Observation-Disclosures iol-
lel olld) Nie ionitGren GcrbGltniiie &c.
bellert mo NCrc9Clt mCr0cn. IS lit
Dem StootaictrctGr bel icinem @c-
'ltde Oltolrlto'S nn~fGeiollcn, onb CT.
ncrlclta Die Stcrblibfcit itntcr oen
Ne9ern groB lit anOCrcricitS obcr sic
amocrcr}craltn9 pcrhGltniBm1bil
1ering. @robc Stcrblidfcit ltno &C.
rin1c 6rtd)tbdrfcit obcr mirfcn na.
tilrlid elmer &crmcbrln0 ser @epSl.
fcrltlt9 c%ntgc9cu. GcSbolb nil ser
StootSicfrct0r cin SnuitGt@anlt cil,.
ridtcn, Dos oiCic 6ro0cn an Srt rno
SteIlc Itubircu inb ourd Qcci0nete
&oridjIGgc cine @eiicrlnN OcS 0cocn.
iuorti0cn 3uilonbcS berbciiiihrCn ioIl.
Ger StootaiefrctGr bot III icillcn
lntcrcllotten NnSiiibum0cn mic6cr.
bolt oti Gn8Iano OILS @ciipieI binoc.
l%plelcl. Gr bat rCdlt oaron 0ctbou,
ocnn ca lit MIN cirmnoI nid)t Ut lcl,o.
men, Oab sic GngI0u6cr cine oltsoc-
lprod)cnc foloniiotoriidc 9e0obune
beiitcn unb obrnOrcin cine lonoc grs
lohrung binter iid) hobcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Gricsiuus2inic
Gruc Idyuenc 1aa.2 antpier.

We've tdlnclc SaasSnriptcr
uGuro Baltimore" u. uYenn" nan Ebilaocipbia.
iSnhrrn tnalid, NIB spmntaao, WinrgenS nm
3 llbr. BON ber Grott StroBe, 6ipifben Der 9als
bert NM Sanib- StrnGc, ab. 0Gltct an ~ get.
trrtra, SnWu GuIni. GBciapeafcs SitD, ct.
GEORGES, delaware Gitn mo Ebeitcr, Ra.: Iars
GET %u1Gcidbr nm s llbr MorHcnS in 4biInoeI'
pbid an. NntSiidcnoc 7Sahrt ourd, ncu &aual.
Tniidaicrc ftnncll llncb, Eeliebcn bis 9Geiupcutes
sim mo @citcr!ou iabret mn nnl Der Hiidinbrt
init Dem @oot nab Salie 5iriidlabren, no tie
nm S ubr anlon9ct. 51btpeis nab YDtlaocls
pbid $l.5J. 6inhia6rt t5 Snge), gut, an irs
Gciio eilcm Suq- oocr 9inttboutc 6iriid 5liIebrcn,
$50. nocr Miidiebr ani cinclt 3iNe Der Bat
ilillorc. Sllo,Na9n." $500. 9lr1iabrts. Stucie
SiiG, Gnpe Wal, 2uns @ramdj, Ocean 8rpuc,
Nebnrp Gnrf. Mibanb, SruD, %cm g)ort unb
rJreIihlcu Suuftct. MGliSciten 80 Sents.-
yiudbtonnpier ~perluiien prdtfs Strnbe re0elmdbin
: llbr IbelloS nit Ni5nabmc bon Gunntuocd.
3idei3 bel YIh1n0b'5 5litt Scrfaui. S0reibeu
sic fir 9Se9lueifer.
Clarence cbriuer, gaert,
tIlini23-N lig3l) 9tr. 1873, Qigbt Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

@enn Der @raf SEQ ) Of,
ltol glopbt Dob Ole ruiiiide Tegic-
ring iblt lpe0en jones 2IrtifcIa ein'
lteden miro, Damn irrt CT iid) mabr-
lhein!if. Cine &cgicrlnq. 0jc cincn
befon11tcn, troB icincr Sd)rulcn adj
tltliGSipertDC1 mo ud)t}ig Sabre altcu
Ntolln 5ilnl g}ariprer mod]tc, mliiBtc
nit SlinoGcit 9cihlo0en iein.
&onig G0morO BAT Ben
otbletiidcn Spielcn bcigcwGont. uno
tpie Die engIiidcn 3citulgcn nit @c-
nltgtDlrng melocn, ieinem YeiioQ
0llrd SGn0etloti6cn 9nlaOrud qcgc.
ben. Gos mar niGt3 9eion0cre$.
@Gtte CT lid 0ogcgcn an cincm
Goncrlouf bctGeiliat, - ltn, oicien
GeOonfcn uoaen mir licbcr nidt mel.
Ter olSipinncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

Iuf Sem Stuat Gonpcnt
ser @nnticr9 Nem Dorf'S 0cItano ser
NrGiiocnt Der 9liiocintion um~ocrGob,
len ciu, ser lctti0brigc @onif babe
lett jcbn So6rcn gcOrobt. Gr finOct
Die llriod)c in ser Organization Don
Sruit5, Die icit Dem Sntruittrctcu 0eS
GeNcmudrtigen 3inglep.G oriis wie
Bil5c ans Der Gr0c idoiIer. Seber
Cin3clnc Ocriclbcn ici niibcrfopitaIi.
llrt" 0enclent Dorlr1tcr 81 perItcbcn
lit, 6ob 0a@ nniGcincnO riciiGc 2lftiens
fopital mciitcna aus og90iicr" be
it0nO. 6rii1cr o0rr lpGtcr b1ttc Der
&rod) fonmlcn nliiilcn. Ter &rod)
ton ipGtcr, ais mon bate crpartc!l
f0nncn, a6cr iriib Qcrlt0, III, bic Ser.
authenticated olli Dos rid)tiAs Gpnto
ld)rcibcn jlt f0nncn. Ter urldd)li6c
3ulommerbong ipiid)cn eineu I'M
p%crniinitig bobcn Sd)uBiolltorii um9
elmer gelitn0cn an00ltcrn0cn 8rnIpcs
rit0t bat lid) ais 6nbel crluicicll ull0
Die EbraIc ponl pollen nGilner Foil"
tlin1t I'M &idtc Der gegenpdrtigcn
3uItGu0e init mic Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

fGnipit morGcn moren, hnben Die &C.
nunntcn 6oridcr munnlebr Die 3a-
nirmmirfung gcgcn 9torbcn crprobt.
sic ho6cu cine NCibe pon Hbotp9ros
pbje'n uorGcIeGt, olta Ocncn criidtli0
it, Oob Norbcn sic iniolgc tltbcrflt.
Ioicr Ero5ciic, &cr6rcnnrng oOcr ions
iti0cr &crlcBungcn entitonoen lparen,
0llrd Notwithstanding entmeoCt
Dollfommcn peridymonocn ooer bodD
icbr an @roBe obnnbmen. Defenders
uoh0rildlid) Dur0e bctoltt, BOB Die
&cbUnOIun3 iebr bcQucm Ii. id)mcr3D
los it, io0oB tic alld) bel &iuocrn
Ao13 5ortcn 2IIterS ongeucnOct mcr.
Den fam, mo mnndc g&uhcrungen,
oic lonit Itdrtere t6cropclltiidc Gin
grille crbciidtcrL IN piel angcnc6mc.
rcr @ciie gum &%cri6lpinOcn QclouQcn
l0Bt. Go5 &o0tum ideint cine iclef-
the SciIuirflul1 gcgcn pcri6icocnc
Sontllbcl 5l bciibCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
9iuf Greet Sampfcr-G Ompagnie.

pNlIH iNubipluN.
2tbfabrt oes 9am2ferS nab Hod Greet l1o
StolD Grcef bon Spenoer'5 gSerite, am 6l.be
hes NronoipnO, tdGiid INT s llbr Woraels illo
3 tl6r Au6miitngS, alsgennmrten Sanlfiag3.
Sanltap5 lim 9 ubr Mnrgcts uno Sunntdqs
nm 4 mo $ ubr Atorgerla mo 2 lbr gIn6mii'
tags.
epc5ial. 9aten fir g%rreine, 0irhcn NIB CONT.
tGasillulcn.
gScitere Wll5lunit ertbcilt fdriftIib ODER
miinolib Sobn %. ScntB i'm gilrcul oer Cont
pnanie nlt Der gSeriie 5lpif6cn ~ uno 2 llbr
9tnhmittaG3. ~ Dio. S9oHe, u 3Sl.
(Otni20-Sepil)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
WSnni NSpff.

Sc itarh nm IS. Suli 1905 nab flrBcr 9rnnf-
Belt Aonm @oli, Gl Sabre ali, %acIiebtcr @atc
Ger neriior6enclI Nerrlird %So.f Ole gccroiguItR
linnci an M'untaa, UNI lt1r Wiorgclls. bon
StraGr. aus nG6 Der Ct. MtidaclazNird6e iintt
no nm 10 ltbr cine 9tCduitHt :iciic tiir ieint
StelellrliDe gcbqlieil mtrn. Scrlpanote mo
Srrlilee ihno eil9clnoeit. ~bci5rnpoDucll.
(DOI-01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
&nbinm acacr Standardization,

lleber giinltige &cilcrioIae orrd)
@cbon0Iung nit &oNium bobcn gsid-
ilom mo Gcgrois IN ser Barrier me.
oiiiniid)en 9lfaoemic berittct. Iod,.
Dem bercitS iriiber nfutc @out. uno
@ei1Berfranfungel1 eriolgreid be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Sarric t1cbclciu.

GO Ltarh am 10. Suii 1908. Inn / llGr Mor.
Gclla, Sri. Carrie 8ebeiein in ibrcm 80. GebeIs.
laDre, 8ncDier ncs hcritprbcuCH @cnrGe Ilno
Sor1 VI. @cbClcin. Sic @CerciQum1 iinoct am
q. 5tIt 1908. 9tabmittdno nm 3 llbr, Uon Der
2SoDllug ibrer Sbiuefter, Srun N. 0einpln,
gtr. sos, HorosG5eftcr StraBc, aus nnf Der
Baltimore 6eintterO" fat. (2J23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20


9ci alien prcubii0c EN-,
IGdiiidlcr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mlo
baDcriidcn TruppcntbeiIcn mcr0clr
felt &ur}cnl in &%crbinolunQ nit GRO
Rcrcn 6cIb6icuitilbul1gCn Ticbi6lod).
tlttNcn nciibt. Ger }lrmcerDib Bot Oo,
Iiir Sen idGncn Nomcn n0dicniibun,
gen" QcpriQt, Gin Gtiif &inbuicG,
fir flcincrC Ginhciten cin Nnmmcl,
miro Der o~it@riidcnocn Sruppc o;f
Dem Suf nndNciii6rt 6cint Ginriif
fen in 0n$ 9ipnf 0cihlad)tet uno TO-
tort inter NnlucnOlnN Don pcribiCocs
men icitenS ser GcrpilcgltngSubtGci-
hung 0cS &ricQaminiItcrilmn9 III Wcrs
lin ollagc0e6cncn Ncjcptcn sic Sum
Sbcil Gus Nirifo itnnmcr (9llren-
Stcot, III NidJc Qcbrotcncr Sdicns
fopi II. /. m.) 5u6crcitct ms bcripeiIt.
NaS Sd)lndItcn 0cid)ic6t "5llnteiit
ourd) cinen McbaCrmciitcr 6C$ nGd)-
item Stnn6ortcS, ser bic Qclcrntcn
ShlG6tcr ser Srltppe m1lcitct. Gor
<r5cm bottc bel elmer Mug0ebur0cr
@nrniioniibunN Ser Ncid)ataq3 g SIbs
gcor0netc (ltn0 SIeiifCruuriiter) So
belt 0o3 Amt ii6crnonmlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Charles ". Nicrfcr.

s. faro am IS. 5uli 1908. INT 6 ltbr 90
Wtlilittei Tbellos, }i GanG, 5rehCrids Gou1tU,
NO Charles ". Sierfer, 30 Sabre ait. geliebs
Ter @atte bon. NtarD Sricberidu 0ierfer. aeb.
M|nrall1rot. pic NceroiGIrN iiuoct Mtttiuodl,
&ornllttdHo 10 llbr, bon Der lSobntlla fcincr
iinit. tDO9-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

Sic 20mcuiG Scr Wclt
iil,b iebt babel, ibrem fiinitigcn Col
lc9et Cbcooore GouiepcIt fir ieine
gcplante &ogbtonr mad girifa quite
Gntbidl60c 81 ocbcn. IS miro nltd)
mobI mond)cr yNotltre Sofir" oarltll.
ter icin; obcr Der BrdIiocl,t fcnnt iid)
ia ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Epn0unzSarf=E
Wlreni: Hr. II, gErI SurGtYgcs StraIr, nno
NnmutsNimnnnn GrRhcrih .Ainnn

Wc0rdbntBplite bon $2j an INTER bcfi1noiqcr
Wniiidt, Gdniitbtuuet, @Clpiuoe, 4ilnnSen etc.
lDeroen int &rrih6Gi5 nm 0"GuptGinGuna Qc
ilnocn. Infer gDcni miro, lpcnn gciuilnidt,
buriprcden. (o2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
lorraine.

Malcriih. = @arfariia. - Iricolif.
sScitlid bon g%Snlbruuf cine unb cine Babe
WiCtle. WioH1t 0OQDs gSnQapli5 uno lorraine
@u9aon9 brett bis 8ulH GiuNnua. Ncioe &C.
lcpbpne. Sioot2 iiireGl int 5lpelteu SIur oes
Union IriitsGcbdnots. GDaylcS, nno 1nnctic.
straRe. (Utli4,lS,I&S)
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Sab Ser @ppcott III M r
cine 5luciidIuci0ige Moiic lit, iueroen
nod u1lo nod) oild bic GGineien innc.
Sic lcrrer icbt einiebciL oab aacS
III Scr @rlt dni @eacnicitiafcit be.
rltbt.
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Baltimore Ecutctcrn.

Sirran: 6ranlliuss'lo., Baltimore II. Suribitr.
segrubiItfplate gum HcriuIi - BON $25 an,
nit Wiarrlnrptoiiel 1bgcgren5t $50. Fldb
tir bier @rdber. Sreie lciuItlng Der a1pelIe
Fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (SuHitG,1O
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Gic 5uncbmcn SIci d =.
pcrtbclleclng bat 0oS 9ldcrbouocpar.
tcmclt nlti Sen Ocoanfcn ocbrod)t,
Is in 1r0Bcrem llminng nit Der 3ud)t
BON Siridlcn mo unpcrcm Sodmilo
5u pcriudcn. neil 0icic Sbicrc 1T IL
rcl1 Infprildcn on bic Siittcrulg be
i6ciocncr lino ais Ninopicb, @o 0ieic
3lldt nod Nniid)t OcS 9lderbnltocpnrs
tcnlcltS lid) lobncn miirbc, lol ben
6ormcrn bcnunGhit cine id)riitlihc
l~lntcriucihtn0 5lt0cItClt mer0cn, mic
lie cS or5ltIanQcn boben, ooS 8cid0it
rentabel 5l mnd)cn. @ie bie SornlCr
lid Sl Dem %orihlogc perbolten tucr'
oelt mllB %ob0cmnrtet nerOcn. Ser
Elan fat entlNieben etluoS Nbcils
tcuerlihc8 on i'd unb boiiir limo un-
icrc conicrpotip Nciillntcn Sorncr mir
ld)ucr 5it begciItern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

Ger NoGrungSmittclG o NJ.
nliIl1r BON Soma mill bcn Sonocl
nit iolllcn Giern u1tcrbriidclt, un0
5mor nit &illic bes iogcnanntcn
DEnrc 5000 2olu." IS pGre Su Mint
iden, Oub linn Dies oelGngc, nno oaB
CT sic &iibncr pcronloiien fonnte,
fiinitig nnlr gor5 lrilhe Gicr 5l IcNcn.
Scibcr entbGlt, mie mir glauben, ouS
8eiet feline StroibcItinlmungcn iibcr
Silbncr, mclhc gciesrpiorigc obcr int
gcieblid)c Gicr le1er, abcr piclleid)t
fam mon ood Ben Wanl oocr bic
tSral hclangcL Der onrild)i9c Gicr
aeQcn grieS @clo ulS quite 9tobrungas
nliitcl pcrfalit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

ToiulanS's tiirfiid)e yiocr,
9an!tabls.@ttduoc. vonam. ossfn. etetS often.
,Aug223
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Wt. Sliuct Gcntttcrg.

GiuBdnn MI Grrorrid.Tpao.
Cots 5i periuufet luttr lciGtCu 9cninqinlcit.
Gerfauissglgent u. 9. Sulaucp.
(Sa13-) Nr. 605, NlnlertCu n Iilog.
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gucna GiIta Sprina Sptel.

Sm Scrset Der 8lauen 8erge. Ceiinrt am
20. Suni. 1000 SUB iiber Dem M,eeresfpieaei;
has pr1ttiae 9umberidnos5bdl fberfhGuenb;
fiibIe trodeTe siInoipbdre; fcine Wtosouito5,
feline MiaIaria. ollie Sporte i'm Sdiis NIB i'm
Sreicn; uniibcrtroiiene aihbe: ieoe ilooerne ge'
tnra: Snnbbi6Ieir. Gbwarb 1apis, @efbdits.
iiibrer. guera Siiia spring &oiiamt, Sronrlir.
Goiiiftb, Sd. CSuni16, 2lI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

Sii:cau Der northumberland pmmiiiarc.
dltt more. If. Stli 1908.
Sic Strabenonr6brIth5 Q Gominiiidre illadlcr
bicrilit in lte%bcreiHittmInlta nit Dem Ndltls
more StuotsGburtcr. $50. NbtDuitt, bcfdllnt
"a. gmQufi 1905. Gormittaoo II llbr. in Dem
9iircuu Der Gomniiiire. 0ucils C%icbilhe. Qcrir1s
tom unS GoIionOz StraBc. nbbdlten luerocn, nm
ole Giullnluht ults3uiheIl ltno bic tbncll iibers
trnQcnCIl mo BON lGreu pcriangtcn Gtlihten
iI crfiuclt i'm Vcircif Der Gouocnlntrllll9 liIo
@r6finunG Der gieriiGitcn Stra6c, ruu Der
Stemctiritc upu liuiUcriitD GurtiuaN bis Snr
Gillette u1u Mulnno.% giucnuc, 1T 0cnlGB ocr ant
T. Suli 1908 u"nicrici0netet 9Icrorontl,H gtr.
is0 bc9 MiuOor2 mo StGhtratDes bon NalIis
more.
Snmcs s.. SmitI,
Gnihruo NJ. Matts,
@iiiam 6. Nt!uuuo,
9ommifiire.
Gnafue j. Nubgrrs,
Quits. 2O.27. gma3.1G) Glerr.
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gefunntmddangta


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Gcriegclte N~ngcbOte nil oer Iuil6rilt afrps
ppiuls Tor &utloIHg JtoaolUaD on Gle uf Seluz
uge Sispuiul GSUrts," an Den gYuuro OF
g(maro5" Der SiuOt Baltimore %geridhtct, lpcrocu
bis WiittuudI, ben 90. Gull 1908, II ltbr 3Drm.,
i'm Vilrcau uCs 6rt. !. Selucl GbUma5, Stuot.
9iepiltrutor, I'M NGtDbuia, Baltimore. Aio., Cltts
gegeE leuOulmcu lit oeH Ban bon 9Scaeit Gtl
Dem GlnG Der Nluafeus SiltrirsglmlG8eH. ME lie
att Den Blltcll pct5eiUuet limo. ole I'M NiircGlt
ocs betaJnBerteur5 oer Gonimtiitol uuIbelouJrt
lueroCIt.
Spcjtiiiulioneu mo &Iduc f1nnen am ulb
mad Snmit11. ben Is. Suli 19OS, alt 0ciu6
in Bureau Der Nh5ugsianulsS oil!niiiluI SIM
lner 9O4, ,Nmericau Smilpiug," baltimore, Nio.,
GUi bc0laiUigter G6cd oes 9ieierS fir $500
utf cine n&learing SAouic" &unt ae6oqelt, am
Die Srore bco .lidOors lrno SiaotruEh5 uoil Nuis
ttmure 5aDlbdr, miro init ieoenl Ilgcbot bcts
IanGi.
gt0seihatte Sabcie Der G.Eantitatcn.
1850 Stublis garoe YltSArabungeH.
6O62 GuGorntz 2oS. NcbrodCIle S~tcirGUmCaoGll.
Ser etlolarei6e lieter mtB beirieOtqenoe
H~ilrgfdaft l!euen II. Den &ori0rlttett oC9 Sluot
Charters in He5Ie aui 9%uHtruitc @cuilGc %lelilell.
Sic gebGroe be6dli ii6 oae Jtept bar, trgello
ell mo ale 4iGebotc 5uriid5Hlpetie1.
Sn gtuitldqe ber Nb5ugatGtalsG OiHuttl itoll:
Gc3. Ncter ScarN, IT,, ButltGer.
gC3. NnrrD III. Juogcre, Setreidr.
Ncitdti8i;
Z. Barn W,abppl,
ErGItoeHt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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