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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
NAVAL OFFICERS NDORSE COAST DEMAND

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s6--Na.
val officers without exception Ia.
dorse the growing demand from the
coast cities that Uncle sam take
immediate steps 10 enlarge the coast
defense add provide al adequate
naval base Cor the big fleet sooa 60
reach the Pacific.
These officers freely admit that
this LACK % adequate naval base
facilities viii serve As one Of the
greatest handieaps 10 the success
OF the American fleet should war
With Japan result within the next
year.
II is foalish 20 ask n the Pacific
coast needs a naval base. declares
Capt Jas. VI. Giennou. OF the gun.
boat Yorktown. ~ the repair sta.
tons OF the coast are inadequate
NOV for the small number OF war
vessels already in these waters.
how viii they take care Of the A.
hntie fleet. which keeps four btg
yards and several smaller mos
busy attending 10 It's nessls7
And. mind you. this Is In time
OF peace. What would happen were
war to break OUT
"A naval base. adequately equip.
ped to care for the emergency
needs on short notice OF q fleet as
large as that which Is coming into
the Pacific. Is an imperative ncces
sity. says Major OF Marines -Jack"
Myers. attached 70 Admiral Day.
tons flagship. The lack OF such
facilities would be an ineHsimable
weakness
Il don't expect war with Japan
In the near future. What the years
may bring forth no one can tell
Should var come. though. our
salvation would be not so much To
protect the Philippines as to find
the Japanese fleet and destroy a.
Every sea fight means damaged
ships; damaged ships need repair
docks. Tho coast hasn't them suf.
nciently developed today. There
seems to be but one conclusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
STAND UP AND TELL us YOU
HAVE LIED


has haun cot down over a hundred
men since last May. fuu don't be.
lieyu his Go ask the tenants In
the new Muhihoru block. that mar.
bic cntraneed office hulidiuT On
Second av. between Columbia asd
Marioa. Why. bless yoar hearts
thsf have lust soften their phones
In after trying " sin weeks
Query " Il takes sir weeks TO
have q phona pat N on Second az
aud Columbia. when will you get
uns pat III your residrnce NJ Tat.
veruity. OF GFven Lake. or Madfo
ma
Remember. too. that the vafious
rakfaar schemes make Il necessary
O. change entirely q innF. part of
the telephone wiring of the city.
and. meanwhile. the poor telephone
companies are cutting down their
ereNs of wofkmeu
Public service corporations -
Rise up on syour bird legs. you
pole cats. aud tell Us Ynu have lied
Mr. Mayor. Mr Couneiimen. Il ~
interesting 10 note that the Seattle
Electric Go. n paying handsomely
on It's Investment. and that the sun.
set and the independent Telephone
companies arc retFunehinE TO meet
the present hard times hut far
more Interesting Ia the public Is the
fact that al this time there are 900
men IN this city out Of employment
for whom these public service cor.
psofatlaas have work three hundred
men oat Of wofk Who might be
working what shall we do with
them. Mr. Banker. MI Lawyer. Mr.
Merchant. Mr. Manufacturer What
shall we do with these mem shall
Se establish soup kitchens Ia feed
them. or shall We compel these
public service corporations to serve
uHf
stand M on your hind legs. you
nole.eats, and tell as you have lied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
NEW CHURCH COMPLETED

The Methodtet Episcopal Church
suuth. ufgaRtses a Yraf skn b. a
group II aeaghern people 10 TITS
city. viii hela lta fret services 10
lie neW ehsreh baiidins. 1880 Mef,
Ger 81 eormef Federal az. on sun
DAY morning Since is 0FEanlHa.
ton the church has sFowa sxtoa
siself. and wlsh the opeaing Of the
new bulldlnE the church will have
rs fIrat pastor. Rev y " Walker
n. n. Of Sutherland. Fla. who ar
rived IN Seattle this week nf
Walker has been Tor some Year,
president OF Southern eollege. a
Methodist Institution Al suthef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
D'ANNUNZIO'S new PLAY
TAKES ROME BY STORM

The aeosnd act IL the great act
OF the nlaF The scene represents
a part Of new church. already
eonsoeruted. preparations being
made within Tor a festival period
A the curtain rtree there are suhd
cries OF drunken men. interminFfed
with voices 81 women praying
nasilIola appears. making Il evident
that she has onmeshed both the
bishop md the tribune She starts
a voluptuaus dance Ia the presence
OF the drunken mon. apd Sergio and
Marco. inflanl.d b. passion, auarftl
about her.
Duel Follows,
The, drsw sword and a duel FOL.
losa Raallloia daaees from one ia
the other. ufging them 60 more Dies
r~tsse fi1htinE until at last SerEio.
toe bishop falls dead Marco az
proaehes naaiiiola With blood drip.
paa from his sword and starts 70
wlpe IL on her long tressos. when
naoh. nad si,h frlgln. breaks
into INC church. shouting that the
suernies Of the city arr appruaehsps
The act ends with Marco leading his
tOlawera from the church Ia battle
IN the last Ne Marco has nsal
hasa the rgrfsdY of tiasllioia. and
orders that whlts bat metal diais
be pat before her eyes until .be
n blinded Marcu thea emharka
ON = Kseat ship he has huis - de
fgnd Venice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04


ROME. Dan. I -Gahricllo Dan
hunnio's ncw traEedY. la Nave
THE Shlpl. which has lust been
produced here. Is considered to be
the finest dramatic work the IA
nous Italian poet les produced. II
has taken Rome hy storm.
The tfaKeay centerN about "A sixth
century vendetta In Neaice between
two families. the Gratico aud Pale
dre
There Is a IuaE prplogne which
shows the Grasico family 60 have
temporarily hested their rivals The
father OF the talearos has had his
eyes burned cut. and his four sons
have suffered the Same punishment.
together With tbs removal II their
tons osv
cbrl etsns arVanae.
Ttss reothsr CT tbs SraSso fsm
as ea15rs eRe OF bse srnn. Sergio
% - Aasdo hs1asop. snsd 'asc urva Tor
hee SrlnR suN. Marsss, tas apposnt.
nfent - tribune. At the aud ~ ne
praiaeue there arrives Hssaiioia, a
rxNishingiy heautsfui sri. the only
Daughter Of thu Fai0aro family she
sees her famllx is al but extia
geishcd By The Gratieos. and she
plans revenge As tsfe curtain
closes ON the prologue. Basiilola has
already displayed her beAuty be
fore Marco aud has him haH en-
ihrailcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
COLD DUST STOLEN
ASSAYS S7,t7a

To. sks Of stnisn aaia dan
saicb WA ensart hea ~ officsrs
IN tho oual bin az the resta@hes
81 George 4 Adams. tue dsfaaltina
cashier of the ASSAY offioe. eho is
serving q asntence OF 10 Y~hrn In
MeNeila Island pfiHon. waH melted
down yesterday and aasayed fT.fTt
This amoaai. ioEsther With $4,000
In currency which was taken from
Adams belt. sal b. turned over
TO Tho olert OF the federal court 60
help satisfy the judgment returned
against ia. prisoners estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
RESTRAINED FROM
SELLING STOCK

A temporary restraining order
was is.ucd by Judge Morris In the
superior court yesterday. eniain
ing Malcolm MeDougali. president
of the Carbon Coal Co, from dis.
POSING Of hts stock In the cofpor
alton until further orders from the
court Pred Nolte asked for the
9rder, representing that NeD0u.
seI, t.sa s.ssn him an option on
the stock until Juao. 1905. at a
value much lns isss par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
BANKS ARE Withdrawing
:. CERTIFICATES

Clearing house certificates will
soon become only a memory In
Seattle
Although. when issued. they we're
made redsamable on April /. 1908.
the necessity for their use Ii rap
idly passing away ana they are be.
INK gradually retired by the banks
which Issued them.
IL IL estimated that 100000 Of
the 81 600 900 20 81 Boo 600 worth
Of certificates issued by The bahse
have been retired. aud u IL expected
that within two months the entire
issue Will have disappeared
The retirement of the certificates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
tcon,rlbu,ed.l

lContftbuted.l
Stand up GA your bind legs. you
pole cats. and tell ua you have tied
Readers of Owen Wiater'a Virgin.
Ian will rucall this striking
phrase.
The Seattle Electric Co. the Sun
set Telephone Co and the tnde
pendent Telephone Go. are pablic
service corporations. s0 named D..
cause they Fecolved franchises from
the city. on the promise that they
would serve the public
We read Ia the press dispatches
that the net saruluna 81 the Seattle
Electric Co. fer the = monthH esd
ed October 4tst. wefe si.2b7 Dos
knrpluA over charges. sTtS.6fi We
take Il that this dispatch IL correct,
for remember Il has been carefully
censored
what have we. the p.uple. been
receiving during thu last ~ months
from our servant. the Seattle Flee.
tric CO..
Not a month has passed without
a Hst OF killed or injured. and Il r.
only through the greatest xood
lnok that some 81 the beast noticed
accidents we're not horrible caias.
trophies. Al the present time.
morning and evening. the cars are
crowded far beyond their normal
capacity aud the Seattle Electric
Co. II running fewer eaFa than i
DID = month ago
stand up on your hind leEs. you
pole.cats. aud tell - you have lied
What IA the independent Tele=
phone Co. doing to serve the pah
lieg Laid off more than half 0f
their mnemab and men who Install
telephones. Notwithstanding the fact
that there Is work In slKht to Keep
the whole force busy for months.
and the public wants the work done
and II willing Ia pay for II
stand up on your hind legs. you
poie.cetH. aud tell "a yuu have lied .
What are the Sunset people Do.
ms TO serve u.s. They Eot the tip
way last Mas 20 take on no more
men. Their force u linemen. troa.
bic shooters. inside wiFemen. etc.
z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS

With large enrolment Of
pupils. the second term Of night
school for this year commenced
ia 10 of the public school build
ings last night. and through various
means OF advertising II Is expected
that the classes will be consider.
ably augmented during the neat
few evenings. The night schools
are under control Of the board 81
school directors. Tho course Of Ia.
atruction is open 10 people Of any
age Practically all the courses
Of study available in the day
schools are open to the students
OF the night classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

space. The soul conveys a message
Just an the wireless telegraph doeH.
Mrs neaant cited ease where
she had been called up 90 the long
distance telephone hy person with
whom she had wished to eammum
cate. Mira neaaut. ! ana AZ your
service What do you want we're
the words she declared he used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

is made possible BY better local
financial conditions. say the bank
orn. Faith In the banks. has been
restored and money II coming out
81 its hiding places into general
circulation A. fast a. this occurs.
the clearing house money n with.
drAMn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
ssn. p,lss ,tosoRGo.

WARRINGTON. Jan s"n'
asor piles has accepted The invita-
ton of Nafauatfs club. - Chica1ai
~ attend the annual banquet -
that organization February ". Tia
enlnn birthday Mr plies sfli
make speech on over thf
Divide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
Rev. p.nnls J. stafford p,ad.

WASHINGTON. 1an Rev
Father nsnnis J Stafford. D d.
pastor ~ s. ratrieh's Roman
Catholic church aud one 81 the most
noted dielusa Ia the country. died
yesterday following an operation
last Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
Secretary Taft Endorsed

CLEVELAND. Jan At n
meeting here Of the Republican
congressional committee of the
Nineteenth district OF Ohio 10 make
arrangements for the district con
vention. Secretary Taft'a prealdsns
tlhl candidacy was indorHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
San Francisco Ex-
CurSiOn

Return tickets So 90. ON safe
January 18Th Limit 80 DAYS South.
ern Pacific Shasta Route Tickets.
reservations. etc. at Union Tlehet
Office. COS First ave +. =. Ellis.
General Aeeut ace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
FOOLS LIVE IN
BELLINCHAM
SAYS MINISTER
10y United prss..l

BELtISGHAM Jan i-aYs.l,
OF one sort or another. oonsiltv,s
the entire population Of Beill.s.
ham according To the stalem.s.
OF The Rev. 7 y Cornish. paste,
u tho First Baptist church. @Yos
are invited 70 come aud ace !.
witch class You belong. hs Asy,
IN announcing a series Of sefrnoss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
WHO WERE MRS. BESANT?.

NV LEADER OF rHEosopH.
1878, HERE TO ATTEND CON.
vGNrioN, BELIEVES SIZE WAS
A NUMBER or FORMER PER.
SONS - HER PROOF OF
THOUGHT WAVE eoMmuNieA.
TON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

land. nr Walker hopes 10 rapidly
extend the work Of his church IN
tbs city. aao Ia The inertia ssst, aad
has every f.1osfn TO hope fo4
success 10 hin wort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

WAklilNGrON. Jan. f.~becre-
tHry Taft has been engaged 10 I'D.
dress the Young Mons Republican
club Of Missouri, at kaaaaE CfiE.
February 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

W n Cooper has been appointed
70 the police department 70 take
the place Of officer Cassidy. dis.
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
wHANe 40 SAILS.

SAN RhANcisCo, Jan After
having been an exhibition Ia and
lsbul BAL hranetsso bay FOR ney
eral morihH. the Chinese VAT Junk
WksnE lie will put Ia sea tomor.
row morning 10 Journey "a the At
lantie coast. when. Il will be- placed
ON exhibition al all the important
seapofta The war junk vas taken
from Oakland creek this morning
20 the Mission flats, where II Was
fumleated.
The WhauE lilo waH at Luna Park
last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
DISASTROUS MORAL WAVE


= PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 4. 4
. Yesterday a moral wave was a
= reported from Hadloek and 4
4 many In the aawmill town 4
4 signed the pledge Today a 4
. dispatch from the same place 4
= states several holduya occur 4
q red during broad daylight. and 4
q implores assistance from the =
aheriffa office. Deputy Nc. 4
= Innis has gone there ON spe. 4
= eial steamer. 4
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
Brown the Plumber

The man who can please you
Modern IDEAS ~ sanitary plumbing
and heating q. H. Brown Plumb
ing Co. 22i Pine 1T. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
Oil Stock t5c

II N. Herrin q Co. 6l0 firu ay..
have for sale 1000 shares Of Amer
lean Canadian OH atosl at to cents
pes share. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
oBL 10 MISSING

selma Rupert Is Fssrr ola -.
hef nome. a. 5t5 Seventh :. I
=, inbef 20 70 % Tor xorE a.
all trace u her Ma slnes saa
lost Tho police have - een
queated 10 search for her "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Try The regular sunday course
dinner af the stevens Hotel Cafe
~ 20 5 p m, only 30 cents -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

Yates 4 Hall have been appoint.
ed Washington Fire agents in Los
Angeles. Washington Fire Insur.
ance Co. ss@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
nsath Of Ann.h.I Church.

DAWSON. Jan Annabel
Church. AGED -. is dead here Of
consumption She vas formerly
of Anarortrs. Wanh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04


ehuinE enod I loaih ry hos
snfs an awrecaHo o IL maRnn cnb a realizes
uF b.
upctanr uHnts % yards Of nt imports u
shade the hlEh o. pnod d
hysn ndel Taede the umm with
uscreatm be even the
al the interior kh Is
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04

nay yoar hat of r NJ nTooks 4
Co. 1881 Second av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-04
DONATE v!!;. LABOR FOR new
ChILDREn'S HOME

Union labor will build the new
Washington Children's home.
Officers OF the carpenters' union
stated yesterday that the union
would donate the carpenter work
necessary.
II IL expected tina; other unions
will follow suit and that the labor
which goes into the new home will
be practically all donated
Contributions 70 the fund vezter.
day were led By $3.50 from Seattle
brewers and ti00 from the Elks.
Send all subscriptions 10 the Post.
IntelIigencer
Donations TO date are ~ fol.
lows.
Previously acknowledged s3.5is 20
Seattle brewers .....-. $50 90
Charles A. Huttlu ...... 5 90
German Ladies' Aid So
ciety ....,..."...... rs 90
Seattle Lodge No. %. y.
y. O. +. ..........s. 100 90
Isaac Skagit. La Conner 10 90
United Norwegian Luther
an church ...... II %
Ralph Harris. Toppeniah 5 90
Miss IT, r Brown . 5 90
Yates 4 Hall have been appoint.
ed Washington Fire agents in Los
Angeles Warrington Fire Iugur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
pt erpibert.

gei benz reitsn &ommsrsisnratb t.
1T Safel; allies lit, lpie INNER. taoeIs
los, uno Der alte Serr biloet iid niht
tpsnig barallf Elm, 1T absr audi fehr
Ietht oerIebt, rpsnn etpa elmer Der
Safe ni6t iibsr oQs feline Inoroz
nungen, bic aud ben leiieiten Wiins
lden entIpre6en, ent5iidt 1T, @inem
,lsidfaus 9elooenen Sffi5ier, Der nit
benz Hiiden eerabe Dor benz Isbr tart
.ebei3tsn Ofen iiBt, mirb bic 9iBe
insrtrdqli6, uno or fra9t ben Serrn
Rommsrsienratb b0fli6s OBJ nt9t
,ielleidt Elm Sfenihirm gu betommen
bare. rGepib. qepib", srpioert Der
Yait9eber, tam aber nidt umhin gu
'emsrten: Gin bisten 6eu.r ionte
lbsr Elm Solbat pertragtn to%nnen!"
.@epib". lpar Die Qntport oes Of
i%isiers, nabsr ni6t i'm Riiden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
@tfhdftsbrief

Sd eeitatte mir. S6nm mad in
li.oenoem MuIter Stoff gu 8 Mar'
Der Meter an3ubieten. Solten Si'
mir tsine 4ntiport suseben laRen, fr
barf id baruus pobl fdIieben, BAT
sic nur 8 Wart per Metsr gu sabler
aeneiat Iinb. I'm bas 9ei4dft nidt
unn0tbig in bic Gang. gu sieben. Err
lldre i'd mid NIT lebterpGbntem
preiie einper Itanben. eriude sic abe,
b0ftidf nm balbige 9sslei4ung Der
Re6nung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Die Iiebenbe iFreunbin n.

.@enn id in elmer @eIeDIdaft gum
Singer aufgeforbert peroe, ia9e i'd
nidt; sd tann nidt", ipnoern ieBe
mid ans Glapier uno -"
Die 6rcunoin: No.. uno 0u iibers
Taft es ben anosrn. oa8 9erauS5ufin.
ben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Sungsr G6emann: n0ie @atfreuno'
Id)aft in Gbrsn, Iisbe 6rall, absr bdB
Sein 8rub.r an meinen Sdrant qett
uno Die lsbt.n bier 3i9arren aus mel
mem Riftdsn nimmt, bas finoe i1
nun bod etpas au melt g.gan9.ul"
6rau: rIber JriB. sr bat Dir bees
aud, etne oapou dnas6oten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Ger s 0bepunft.

9beatsrbirsttor gum 3olegen):
sd iass Sbnen Die @rnefti ipislt NIT
.intm uniibertreffIt9en Realismus!
Oils fie 9~eitern bic iterbenbe 8elisbte
CAB, ipuroe Elm Ssrr I'M Bartlett obn'
mG6tie!"
.@ott - bas lam bod 3ufan :. .
rSd0ner 3ufaa! Der Mann lit
ndmlid Der Director Der &c elfdaft,
BEL Der fis felt Sturgeon nit 10000
perfihert iitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Wton fclnt aberdeen, Die iliht ein.
mol bei'm Spiel ernit 81 lein Der.
uiosen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
3u ptet bes 8Ii d 8.

srau zines armen S6reibsrs (dls
ibr Mann .inige 8iIo Slsifd nit nad
6auit %bringt): lin 9immels pillen,
Gran5. Du 6ait bod niht etpd pas
dndeiteut2!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
O getdnnte.

rWeine 8eaiebungen gu 5rdufein
Mspsr perbe id tpobl abbr.h.n milf
fen"
.Iber porum benin 2"
,.@sitern cling Der @srihtspol3ieber
ar, Sauie poriibsr, unb od fiibrte Der
Sor msines Sdpiegerpaters fpabre
5rsrcentdnse I'M i'm auf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
.nuqenber q rurb b.

Satin: sd modte muir %lpifsn,
tparum unS bic g~or9bsims ni6t mebr
gu ibren @eisafhaften einlaoen?"
8atte: rWeil mir INNER bingegans
9en Iino!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
g 9 8 t.

mirt6 gum Gui): Run, mi.
fGr1edt :5Gnsn Der Ruoes1eimer9"
@oit: 50, nsnn er edit ipGre
tDnn.e sr aud niht beiler ieinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

gefannter : .2llfo in bic Ilpen mol
len sic, lieber 1reuno ? ga, oa isien
81. redt, re9t porIidti9 =. oosr nod
better, oeben Sic mir ben Sbaler idon
Oorb:r slriid, ben i6 Sbnen neultd
pelieben babe !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Setm trttr @ebdnte.
Satin: lin @ottes pilsn, 8arf,
ipo6 auf = bd8 Saus brennt!"
9atte GdIdfriO: rad Ssrri. -
fton pieosr 3isben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Man iolte iid) audi feline 6einoc gu
erboIten iuden, Tie peroen Ooh feira
Oreunoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Il m . d.

Ginem tSerrn pirb bic Dobnuns
gstiinoigt; er lit barber gang uns
slidIi9, I'm 70 msbr aIs Der Sauss
beitBsr psrIangt, sr ious bic Dpbnuus
genau in ben friibsren 3uFanb ieben
lafsn. .9as 1T bod gang unm0g'
lid, fast er gu benz SausbeiiBsr,
noas Tam id nidt!" unb fdbrt auf
beiIen eritaunt. 6rag. = tparum
nt4t3 : fort: nDo foa id benu =
bic oielsn Wanaen b%ernebmen, bic uns
beim einsug belpiltommnet habsn3!"
dsboIles 9 a i'd.
al.
rDie gebt es benn eigentlid unfsrm
5reunb S6tpabbler2"
.Solanse er Sprit fabri5irte, fab
er INNER in Der 9inte, feitoem er aber
@einprobu5ent 1T, bGlt sr fid gans
fdmos iiber WaTer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
0urh d I.

9urd 6uut.
gtttler: .4d, lie6e 5rau, glaubsn
sic mir, id mar nidt INNER fol-"
Zane: nSa, oas CLAUDE i'd; ssitern
batten Sic ben redten Irm b.rbuns
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

2itt.rarifdes Wart.rL.
(lm Rebdttions spdpierforb.)
Sdau NIT @raufen, ftol3sr 0ittsr,
Jn oes aorbes baud'sen 1ridt.r:
Wuientinber. aroB uno Helm.
Sant.n bier ins 0rab binein.
W.b, aus biefsm finitrsn Baden
@i.bt es nimmer Elm gripaden!
Zine 1brdne tpein' uno fprid:
rDapor. 3srr, b.1iite midi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
GnIhntfniinh b.

EGiie CUR yieiie in's Nnslnno be.
iorst &. Maine, Nr. 413, Gi-Yalti.
uOreitrake, usle GuitDm @ouie We.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
0erItum b a.

8erItumbune g.
gb.f: ST .s pdbr, baB Sic nit
BEN 9lodsnihldge 5eds bic Sober
5inperfsn, unb penn Sic mitten i'm
hort. oufbor.n miibten?"
4raeitenter: r9as III cine Der.
Ieumbuns! Wenn es 10 nab. an 6
ubr lit, fanss i'd iibsrbaupt tsiu neues
Wort an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Haiuc Wornungstofel -
Gas gctretrn oieies @eoes lit bel ,
Narf Straie uerboten. Us miro &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

@er iogt, CT babe Die WfenId1en
fcnnen gelernt, bat nieilt .menig Git'
ties bon iDneu %erfoDren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

0eutti6.
@srf6ulbeter Baron gum Ban.
fier): .@lfo, Sic geben mir pirtli6
Soffnuns atlf bic 9anb Sbrer 9od>
ttr2
.Sa, Serr Baron, mas id gefaat
babe, tonnen Sic fdon fir bare
Miin3. nebmen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
aomider 3au3.
Mm 4rbsitstiIde idtpdrmt ct
bon bs8 2eraes Grin;
Dem DaIoe dber tId9t er:
Stines Nmtss Miib'n.
6 | Renner.

2ebrtr: ,Was peritebt man unter
Mptboloaie9"
Sdiiler: .Wsnn Der Shubmdnn
bic 8iloer aus IN ShaufenItsr tpsgs
nimmt."