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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Is cripnuluuti5e

Scrren Bruno Momcntbp unb Senrp
6. Hcmmar& bottcn lih sur Belt in
Gopc WtoD ollf mo itdrtcn lid) al ben
Sul5mniicrb00crn.
- Scrr 8n1. $. @ciiioGcr, Der Dor
ctlid)cn Subrcn Die brittle @oro I'M
crltcn Stootrntb$5lucigc raprGlerttirtc.
lit permanent nod) Mem 0orf ilbcrges
iicoclt. Ncrr @ciliogcr lit NcdtSon4
malt.
@crr Charles &. &cnorcd, Der
in Nr. 205, @citsSu rutoNnitroBc, Elm
Gcitollront bctrcibt, bot lid nod) ocrt
blollcn Bergen bc0cbCn mo lit BORT
in ben Cascades bel Srou Gotborihc
HicOcl ob9cltic0cn.
- 6rou Mm. Gictri6 bonn Norb.
@rooOmnp bat iid) nit ibrcm Sobn
nod Ntlontic GitD dcQcbclL no lie IN
Mcbner'S Cottage Mobming gcnonl'
men bat.
- Serr George @it1t6cr, len, lpctlt
jllr Belt ST Norngnni2tt Nicr, VI, s.
moiclblt CT inn &otel WlooIton obgc.
iticgcn lit.
49, Irou Wuric Stccnfcu bGlt iid)
Eel 6rou GbouGb 5u 6%rcclonO, @o,
olli.
- 0rou Sorrp Gilman mcilt 5lr
Sming9 Willis.
- 1rou 81. 6rc0crid bat lih nndy
Migbiiclo, Wib., in Oit Sommeririlhc
bcgcben.
- 1rou pima Urban %ocrbringt
ocn CONNER 81 ct. 0ctiS.
- Serr =. ". Ccbm lueilt ST. 9cb-
ioro Springs, 70.
- Ncrr Houi9 &Nlimonn bat iidI
nod 0cnl nGmlidcn Elob bcgebcn.
- SEER 2lrguit Sd Oerbringt biC
| 5cricn 81 Ecn'D ior,
- 6rou ISobn Eiorfs bGlt iid IN
Sotcl Gbge>uoo6, Ecn-Wior, oili.
- 6rau u. 8onOD bGlt iid) 81 Der
fclcp &cigbts in Den GoScooen ati
6rau $. Gun Seer meiIt ii
Wilomooo, H..S.
- 6rou Sobonno Miiblbnd beiin
set iih III Sceon-Gitp.
Scrr s. Is. SongGlttb bGlt lid
in WapncSboro, 3D. nti.
- 5rou Gli5obetb SdnobeI lit mad
6lidsuiQc, 30, perrciit.
- SIREN @eburt9tog ~ieierte geiterr
i'm areiie bon ibrer 6nmiIie uno 5obl
reid)en Srcunocn Sri. Worp u. Sonl
IN ibrer elterliden @obnlnG Nr
2O2, TulosfiitroBc. Fr0fti9c 9llt
men lnO otoerc @clhcnte ginger
Dem 0eburtatogSfin0c SIT.
Serbiteroffnung. ii
lanobcfonnteWfOoc Irnl
iIrong, Gntor II. 60, BON Nr. 13-1G
observation-disclosures, bGlt morgeI
mo Gonncritng ibre critic Serbiter0il
mumg. Ias Eager lit iebt in oue
IeportemcntS p~oaitGnoig. Gie 81
0iinung lit mir fir Sdnolcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Sin ialidDcs Wcriidlt.

@eriidt iibcr circn &iidid)log oeS 10.
cbcu gcneienen Goroinals Glib
bon9 %crueilt lid) oils aus Der 2liit
Ncgriiicn. - Wobnte geiteru Der
Situng Der Congregation Der
Eropo9onoa bel.
Gin @criidt mlroe geltern Nod).
lnittog IN baltimore lnilt, onB &ar4
oinnl Gibbons in Honl einen Niid.
idlog erlittcu babe. Sn Der Sotbe.
oraIc bGlt man ooS @eriid)t icood)
iiir grllnOloS. &nn5lcr Batter y. s.
8ouon Io9tc, iuenli Der 9arOinol
mirtlid cinen Hiidid)log crlitten bat.
te uno crnltlid) frnnf lei, milroe CT
iid)crIid) per aobcl loiort ouuon be.
nohrid)tigt lporoen icin; bos Yubli.
finn loutc lid Oltrd) lold)e @erilhte
nidt be%untubigen lniicn.
Cine Gcpeidc Der nGliociirten
Frclic" aus Nom an Den o9cutiden
Gorrciponoentcn" iogt: nSn Der belt'
tigcn &erlommlung Der Congregation
ser Yropa0anoa, Der Aur0inal 8ib'
bons 6ciluobnte, lulrbe Ger 6oll zines
Tricltcra bon Siour GitN Soma, Der
bonoclt, Scr cinnnl bon einem ouneri-
foniihen Gipilgerit)t mo 5ruei Weol
BON ciucm airden9crid)t ibulbig be-
iunoen mnrbe, mo Der an Hom ups
peQirt bottc. 9oroinol 8ibbonS be.
tbeiliqte lid al Der @%eipredung bes
6ulcS mo itinumte NIT Den onberen
&oroin1len oorin iibcreirL Dab oa3
llrt6eil bcitGtigt Dcrocn ioate."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
s(u s Sen Stuats.gureo Ii |

gu Sen StuatSsY
. Die aus 8ollpcrlteltr Grotbcr5,
Stoutsienotor Glogett bon Yrince.
Georges Golllltp, Stootsldobmeilter
@onbiper, StaafS Gontreifur Sering,
Sobn $. Irurn &Orinn Eoicp uno
s. 9. Gollingo bcItcbeitoe StoatS'
SobofS. 2uDerboll2 Gomniiiion bielt
geitern i'm StootS 9iireou I'M Union.
Sruit. @ebGltoc cine geriommlung
speeds 9eipredlng Der 6roge, OBJ ein
1eileS neutrality-suspicious. al Gomuop.,
5lpiiden Gborlc9 nno SigbtItraBc,
geboilt, ODER 0os olte Sagerballs MIR
umgebout merocn loatc. Gin Spes
5iol.Gpmitc, bcitcDcno aus Sertotor
Glogett Stootsifnbnreiiter 8nnoioef
uno 5. 9. HollnGa, iprlroe ernonilt.
Inn nit Den qrditeften Nolblpin nnO
Eennington 3i conieriren ulb in Der
naditen @eriammllltg 81 beriften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
GrURc Grluartungcn.

$500 G%iutGuier aus DEM Sitoen CT.
uortet. - 9ie eriten 9lnf0nnls
hinge iolcn nG6Ite ISOLDE bier
eintrciien. - Die 4lGne iiir De-
rem llnterboltlrng pom Seiten OeS
GcrcinS ser 8eih6itSreiicnoen
mlo &anilclttc.
Die @ultimorer &ouilctte crlpar.
ten 0ieleS Nubr mcnigItcnS $500
GintGllier aus benz Siiocn. So noe.
ni9ittna miro bon Seiteu Ser Scr
tretcr Ser oMcrhout3' ono Mont,
lecturers Nii"ociation" bebouptet,
9crcitS mGbrcno 0e3 Qon5cu Som-
mcrS fam cine olBcrNcp6bnlih
groBc 3nbl bon &Guicrn bier an.
@cgenmGrtig "trciicn tG1lif ourd)s
idnittlid 5cbn &crrcu in Ocl N0run-
IidfcitCn heS Ncrciua ser @ciA0itaa
Heiicnotn mlO @UiiIcutc cit. 0ic
%rcou5irtcn GiicnbobnsGatcI mclhe
Sen &ouilcutcn %9cu6brt mcrOcn, cr-
mCiicn Iid) ais cine mtiie Ginrid)tlln1.
Die Nnflmit ocs @ro5 ser &Guicr
miro crit pom nGdJitcr &&od)g an crmor.
tct lutO cp ucrorn nit groBcm GiIcr
2~lnItoltcn g5troifcL I'M oieitlbcn ST
bcmirtbcn mo 5lt lm~tcrbaltcn, Die
critic l%lntcrboltlng iin0ct am 20,
Alrglit i'm Nipcr-Nirn-Forf itott.
%c0cr Bona SIDE &Guicr miro 0n
irei bcnirtbet. Sir sic nciblid)cn
GinfGnicrinncu lit cbcnioaa Elm reid
boltiGca llntcrboltunNa EroAronm
in All@iid)t 0citcllt. SpGtcr linocn
nod pcridicocnc onotrc llutrrboltlms
gen itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

Yoli5cirif ter 8arlano
micoer geiuno. = Eoli5eirit)ter
Garland, Der am Sonntag 8ormit'
tag mdbreno eineS bonn oemofratl-
iden Glu6 Der oritten @aro peran.
itolteten YicnicS am Hoiebonf-S Shore
crfronfte, bot lid iotpeit tuieoer er'
bolt, oaB er beitte mieoer Die 8erid)ts'
perbonolmgen I'M 0itlid)en Citations.
bans ouinebmen miro.
Gequicm Weiie. - Seilte
0ormittag I'M 10 llbr miro in Der
aotbcorolc, mie bereits orSfiibrlid)
am Somltog i'm .9eutihen Gore
i%ponoenten" mitgetbeilt mltroe, cine
ReQuicm.W teiie iiir Den p%eritorbenen
General. Gifor Nlfreo u. Curtis BON
benz General ifar Eater Smen q.
Gorrigan celebrirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

*"* Der y@crmonio Gonclape Hr.
202 0eS Tcrbeliertcn SroenS Der Sep.
%toiopben" peronitaltct an 9ienitag.
Den If. gu9uIt, i'm @eiteno-Eo Elm
Sommerno6tS . Set, iuelfes ieinen
8orgGngcrn bel giinitigem @etter
iifer niGt noditeben miro. 9aS gr'
ronQcntcnt . Gonitc lit ieit Iongen
@odcn oonit bei6Gitigt, Sorberei-
tulocn 81 treifeu, 10 oaB Elm genuB'
reidcr 9lbeno ST. erwarten itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

@crOoppcltc oic Strofc.
- @ui Die Nnihuloigung. ieinc bel
icrc 01litc miCOer ucrflopft 81 6o6cn,
mllrOc DER Ncgcr 9tcSbp Moibington
oeitcrn I'M norOoitli6en Station9'
bolic pom &ooi SlemeQpn sur 3nb.
lung bon $50 Stroic mo Soften per
llrtbeilt. Gr fonntc nidt 5oblcn mo
monOcrtc ms 8ciGngnib, ans Ocnl
er iocbcn c%ntloiicn luoroen mar, nod
Dem CT cine Strnie bon $50 iln0 So
item ncgen tbdtlid)en Ingriifs an
ieinc 6rou obgciciien. Ser aooi Jag
te, ncnn er nod cinnul mcgcn Nei.
bcrprii9elns p%orgciiibrt miiroe, per.
iprcde CT ibm 500 Stroie.
Sat 3eit sum q a Of ocnfcp.
- Mcgcn Acknowledgements nii einenl
Fniiogier5ng Scr n@eltern WarpIanb
Giienbobn" wllrOc ser 80 Sabre ate
Neger 3GonnuS Sndion bon Hr. so,
llnion.S troBc, gcItcrn bonn &id)ter
Epion in ser noromeitli6en Eoli5ei.
~itotion 81 $50 Straic u1o Softer
perurt6cilt. Mangels 3ablung muf
or Drummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

Iie 9oDnfreu5nngcn in
g ii . Baltimore.
Sngcnicur SIbom Honbolpb miro
lid belltc nod) Gbicogo 5iriidbcgeben.
imt BORT bic Fl0nc fir Die @obntrcls
, 3lt;,ocn it Siios@nltimore oll55llur.
hcitcn. Serr Honbolpb bat nid)t MIR
bell Elon Der @nbnfreu5ungSsGonls
n%liiiion I'M 9clit, ionocrn auh ocn
Hlan Scr Sngenicnrc Der Baltimore
Sbio-9obn fir sic proicftirtc Sod,-
bobn iiiolid) BON OitenbItraBe. Gr
botte cine Gonicrcni nit oiclen Srs
aciticircu, uno idcincn oicielben ocnl
8olntrcu5nngSsS bictt i%uoblipolcno
gegcniiber 5li lteb2n. Sobolo Scrr
ManOolpb lcincn Eldn lcrtig gcltelt
not, miro CT nod Baltimore 5llrild-
fcbren lln0 ocnlclben 0cnl Wopor I'M
tcrbrcitt1.
Gic Eflo ltcrung bcrStgbt +
StroBc.
Die EiloItcritlg Der Si1btltrdbc,
5pilhcu Yrott- itno 2ecitruBe, bcgonm
Ncitcrn BON Der Eruttitrobe liioltd) IN
@egenmurt be3 WaDorS, Gtuot-Sn.
aeniclrS Senbol unb SiiliS.S toot.
SSnoeniellrs Compton. "a Die Sill
llna oes fir oen 9nll ei1eS Nb5ugS.
tanales III 2igbtitruBe gc5ogencr
8robenS nod 5lt pcid mo bober sur
Yilolterrng lnDeeignet lit, 10 ipur0e
ouf Ieronloiiung bes Wopors cine
13 Tonnen ldNpcrc Sompimul5e oitf
0icIenI 8raben benllst, an 5i meidcu
StcQcn Ole Groc cinigc Sub beroiiS.
aenommclt llio nit Sizes nno Stci-
ncn rpicoer ouigciiint. Die belgiiden
9lodc, Die suerit a1f Scr @altlcite Der
Strobc, etiua GO SUB brett, gelegt
meroen, boben Elm 6-5olligeS Gonfret'
Sunooment nno miro Die Ffloltc.
rlino fortaeiatt mcrben, bis oos foltc
gSetter oerielbcn Elm Gnoe modt. Ser
Sl0denraium Der 81 ptla'ternoell
Strcdc lit genau 10 groB iuie oos
Gtrobenbett ser @oltimoreitroBe 5tpi.
iden Sones' Sails i,nb GltoultraBe.
n,o miro Die Nrbeit etlpo 100000 TO.
item.
Ser meme Sri nfbrunnen II.
Collector ser @oiiertare nno Slcell
sen s. Spencer Glorfe iorlbte gelterr
Gle Ginlaoungen fir Die llebergabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

49," 2(u 10. gilguit finbet Der r5or-
i!cr.Iug", zines Der groBan potrioti-
idcn 6eltc ser nSoriter bon gmeri.
ia, itott. GaIielbe miro in oiclem
Sabre in Soldeiter o~bgebalten uno
peripridt rcdt intereiiont SIT weroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

ll IIlS1lu)l HVIltll. Spul(I IHIutll
ned pcrid)Icocnc or0trC ll%ntcrbnltms
gen ltott.
3mci intcrciiortcS Opera
tioneni ino inn Stuot @oipitol poll.
ioocn moroclt. Gem 81 Sabre oltcn
benjamin. @olOitcin, BON 9tr. 9tl,
Ecnnlplponio 2lpcnnlc, mur0e cine
Noocl, mcl6c Oicicr pcridllltt buttc,
olla Dem Nola qcidnittcn, nod)ocm
Der iltngc Ntum mcbrcre Gage lon1
id)rcflid) 0elittcn bate mo Dem Gr-
ltidung3to0c nobc luur.
Gic 5lueitc Spcrotion lpuroc al
Dem 9tcGsr &cnrp Neco potl5ogen.
Gicicm AtcQcr mrrbc Dor iiini Sobren
IN &oIton bel cincn llnfull Die SltIt
rGbre pCrlcbt, 10 hoB bic Icr5tc eit
Stild obiMnittcn ltn0 cine lilbcrnt
H0brc ciniettCn. Sn leBtcr Belt be.
gam Die &uitrGbrc 5lluntnlCn 81
mudIcn, unlO Ger Ncgcr fonntc fnllm
nod, otbnlcl. Die Ncr5tt idnittcn
0ubcr oic lilbcrnc HGbrc hcrullS ltIt0
nGbtcn bic bci0cn Gnocn 5llon1mcn.
Gle Separation QClnnG Die EltItroDrt
mltdS 5lt, ltn0 Jest lit Scr 9tcQcr mic,
Ser bcr0cltcQt. MGbrcl10 Der Opera
ton mar Der NcNcr b2i'nr pol!cn @cs
mubticin "a oie NCrjtc bcfilrdtctclL
i'm 81 d)loroiormircn. Gr crblclt sur
2inoerunQ Der S6ntcr5cn Gocolll.
Gin~lprtBunge1.
NcQcrfnnbc ioll MS Moi.
cr &C It o ben morocn ietn. -
,Sn Ser iil0lihen ToIi5cIltotIon CT
id)icn Qcitcrn ole Ottttcr Oc2 on
6rcitog om Nicr om 6ltBc scr Sobns
ion. StroBc permutblih bcinr SpieIc
crtrultcncn 1t.jGbricn Ntc0crtnobcn
&oicpb Snrri@ bon 9tr. 1000, Fcud)s
Nucu, mo bcrid)tctc Gnpt. Sontrp
lie babe IN GrfnbrltnG 0cbrodt, onG
ibr Sobn nidt ollrd) cincn ulNlildz
lidcn 3uioQ in OoS gSolicr ltilr5tc,
ion0Crn BON Nobcrt Wnltcr, ciltCnl
odtiGbriNcn Ne9ertnobcn BON 9fr.
IS, Sit-SuGbcS- StroBe, iIber Die
9riiItllng ocS Nicrs gcltoBcn mltroc.
Ginc &crboitng crfoI9te nod 9~citcrn
gbcno oltrh Eoli5iit Clos. VI. DC.
Qllclc, pclder nlld) Die bciOcn Ncgcrs
fnobcn Ncnrp @iaionta bon Nr. 5,
Nronnon Court, mo Grnit Garter
bon Nr. 12S, @riuooQ Court, fcIt.
nobn, ga lie iih 3llr Belt oca I'm
ioQc3 III Scr @ciclid)oit bcS @olfer
bciol1oen. !SCrlte merocn bic Ange.
iduIoigtcn pcrbort mcrocn.
0lobctrottcr. SoiepD Nj
tlllic, Elm Seitrcidcr, mclfcr leiit
&otcrlano an ). Scbritnr 1906 per-
lieb. nm $4,000 WeiIcn nm oic Groe
III iilni Snbren fir $4,000 aroreit
81 SUB 5uriif 81 lcgen, trai gcltcrn
in Baltimore elm llno crbielt pom
Worido4 Sornon Die GrlaubniB,
Yoitfarten nit icircr photographic
bier 81 p%crfulict. Ter 0lobctrottcr
fat bis jebt iibcr 1900 Wfcilen 5lt'
rildgclcgt.
3u dneIle6o6rt. - 5bos.
i. ainnanton BON ltr. 1925, 9toro'
Eatterion.B drf. Ipemte, elm Gbauf'
ielr, mllroc pom Wotorru0lcr -Eolii
slit SobnioH an Der VT. HopalsNpe'
me pcrbnitet, neil or 81 ihnea ait
ser Mt. Nopal- Ipenue nit icincn
4utonobil inbr. Hidtcr 6ricocl II
scr nlittlcren Eoli5ciltotion bcitrnit(
i'm nit $25 u1b Soften.
Ginen @rud 0eS linfet
@cins erlitt gcitern Der ~19jGbrigl
=. e. @olfer, BON Hr. 1907, Greet
Nllep, olS CT olf Dem @egc nod Jet
ner @obnung ~an Der WeIt-, i1ob'
Goccitr., ouf benz Srottoir nllsglitt
Gr iallo I'M Stuot-Soipitul 9luina5
me. Crit Dor ungefGbr 3 Mod]cl
mliroc Nolfer bon einem Waliltbic
burb einen Sufid)lag erbe6lid per
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Sie ,2prie" suii @erfanf.

Ste vS1ftc" 5MW SetlHhI.
Serr @ottlicb bietet ben Mtuientempel
Der Stoot iiir $4,000 an. - Die
5 MiQionen Collars @oiier=gn.
leibe in 1916 iGQig. - Sic 9abns
treu3rngeu in Siio-9oltimorc.
Gem 9%ontrolerr Soopcr luur0e &c.
tern cine nclle Sffarte zines 8runbs
itildeS fir oas Yolpted)nilde Snltltllt
gcnlodt, ais Serr 6rcO. 8ottlieb Der
Staot Die y2pric" fiir oicien 3lued
fir $4,000 anbot. Serr @ottlicb
io0te, ouB CT 5ruar cine 9lcthe Sts
icrte bon Der n0aroge So" ab9elcbnt
babe, nber bcrcit iei, Der Stobt oua
@rumoitiid liir Oiclcu Ercta 81 gebclt.
9aour6 crbGIt MN Die &aufa-Gons
million, btltcbcuo aus Dem WtoDor,
Gontrolcllr un0 Er0lioentel1 Der
Sd)llbeh0roc, Elm neucS 8rlnoltild.
ood lit ea mcrfWiiroig, oaB ole at
0c6otcncn @rllnoItilde nabe Nortb'
9lpcntc li1gcu, nGnllid Die Sll11oells
Sdn1lc, Der 9igOS'idye &elbitol, oo0
@runoitiiG an GotbcOrol- uno Nre'
itonltr., ionic bic rSpric". Nhn bat
lid obCr IN Scr SdltlbCD0r0c cine Sps
petition bagcgeu 0elteno %9cnnnd)t oaB
0u3 Bolptcdniidc &nltltltt 81 luclt
nod Huroen gchallt miro, oa onollrd)
0en S0bncn orlllcr Gltcrll III Gin,
Sii0ucIt. mo Olt.Sultintorc Der
Sdnlbeilld) ioit %unmogIid) gcnlod)t
miro. 9tln lit ollcrbingo cil Nlbml
al oo9 iebi0c @cbGlloc III Gourtlonos
StrdBc mlSQcldloIIcn, oo Die Frclle
ser ELECTROMAGNETIC uncrIfrpinN
lid bod lilo. Nnbcrc @rlulOItilfe
Itcbcn Der 2olli- Gommiiiion nidt 5llr
&criiiouun mo itCbt bic COMMUNION
oobcr aiucm Eroblcm %gcgcnilbrr, mie
alien rSnterriientcn @crcdtigfeit Sc
0cbcn lucr0en fam.
100000 " oCranlctbc G.
Sic $5,OO0,0OO iii%nfpro5entlge @uls
ieronlcibc pom Sabre 1877 mlB onl
+. \Nlli 1916 c%ingcloit mcrhclt, mo
miro oobltrd Dem StootiGdcl i1brIld)
Die Summc BON $372,S56.2l iiir Gil
gltn~g@iaonO nnb 3inien crlpurt pcr=
oclt. Die Nnnn6nte Der ncltc1 Iillll
Millioncn Collars &allcr = NnlelbC
miirOc obcr, lucnm Die iGnmtlid)cn
SbliNottoncn pcrfouIt lino, ocrl
S%tcuer5oblern mir iGbrlid) 100000
iiir 3inicn uno $3S,0OO iiir Den I'll
0lnlgafonb folten 10 ouB Die Stoot
BON 1916 an trob bcs @oltca ocS
@unpomoer : 9fcierpoirS $13l,S56.2l
iGbrlid) iporen miiroc. NuBerocll
mcrocn ober nod 6luei Inlcibcn IN
1916 iGuig, n0mlih Die $1,OOO,UOC
Tunbirunganuleihe nom 1898 mn 81,
$2S0000 WtcGonogb e %tenlion-N IN
leibc Don 1890, moourd Die notblpcn.
hioen 9huagobcn Scr Stoot nod I'M
Gin Ne0crtcnoeS pcrringcrt lperoclt
10 J1(nTTDS &eicrpoirS onItotI
/ t~cucr5obler 5ll per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

Cine cute Sarm. = VI. y.
Sippet unb @rlocr 5eigcn an onoercr
SteQe oes nIentlhcn Gorreiponben.
fen" an, baB Tie Die 315 Ider Sano
nmfolienbc 6ornt bca uerItorbencn
Scrrn $. y. Solton 5llm Terfoilt
baltcn. Gicielbc, an Der 6ranfltn'
uno 9o0poob-2anOitrnBc in Der Nd.
be ocs lorraine. 6ricbbofeS gclegeH
lit init einem id)onen 6crrcnboiis nlD
gllten S%tallltngcn bcbnlt. Gie 6orill
tam ais 0or5es ober III Ear5eQcn
g%cfaltit ncroen.
90 ardall S"nrndn ais
Seiratbs Scrmittler.
Charles artbur HliieQ, Nr. POS,
Erince Georges traBe, annopolis,
NO, criildlte geitern Sen Toliieimar'
id)nn ihriftlidL inn ein WGohen in
Sitter bon etma % Sabren 81 per
lfafisn, meld)es er beiratben fontc.
ba es iold)e MGoGcn in annapolis
obne 9r1itigam nid)t giebt. War.
! ihna Sarnon lfrieb 5urild, oaB Ell
| fem Seiratbspermittler lei.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-08-28

The prize of fifty dollars recent
ly offered by the managing pub
Usher of Young Israel for the best
story written for Jewish readers,
brought out large number of con-
testants. Some exceptionally good
stories were submitted but in the
opinion of the judges which con-
sisted of those Rabbis. who re-
manned at Frankfort. Mich, after
the adjournment of the Rabbinical
Conference. the best story was sub
mitted by Miss n. Irma Reinhart,
of Portland, Oregon. 1t is entitled
"IIow Miriam Decided" and will
be of great interest to every Jewish
boy and girl. 1t will be published
in Young Israel in the near future.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-08-28
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without washing his hands and after each function namely
and GfS ~
hca mayhem ] od n mayhem M e er tn hs o9ss
valves should close Cat nopporte tm) could not
All maIades and illness through pepetrating not orv
ing certain % Laws & rass s has @ its % wax" & Nature @
laws The severity of attacks of sickness and its duration depend
his rodsa son. even SO kind mother Sat" mereif" to him who
tone @ turns from rom the Wrong % road hnd ana a mt
moved the kind and loving mother dgent in restoring the repent
B Be seen assn as sSnss mp ~ n% soa s s
Than the Jewish other religion teaches the value OF health
of the body the receptacle of the soul and dit its seay appes
through its dietary laws the adoption of which Moses the %sest and
UNsELFIsHNEss sELFisHNEss
just sisnes is the of all evil unselfshness
good The Jewish mai Birth whose unself and
sn % sa owes n ITS wa yo"
your progenitors sinnd voluntarily uninteniomy
afford the the possible
And ssss sees in free and praise
sna ssh doaS1ss s%s"sa% s s S1essinss I E'n' incense
s------~ NeRAT,ruoE.
ns; .sss ss ;se s3ss s:s:s% man,
l when would with with ,sn s
s but s1%s SAY %G"sas nat"%s @ "s s' erme "
ing % afSs i to people will %
the you grant them slice of it.
A barber once had a out
What
a
A u drink
onsorial artist Twenty
please demanded barber why the tier of the
soil read Shave for nothing and
YES replied What. think I'll shave
you for nothing and give you "A drink
If loses he rewards the finder of gratitude HEALTH
should the
to who forth all efforts O him.
of is National Hospital
Cosumpves would discipline would
raison e in month dismiss without giving
brotherly advice
Germany greatest poets
nun Duckl
n
clasp the hand request hold
strange land o S folks
n Rome do IS the Romans do.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-08-28
GRATITUDE.

when gratitude o'erfows the swelling here.
And breathes in free and uncorrupted praise
For benefits received: Propitious Heaven takes
Such acknowledgment fragrant incense.
And doubles all its blessings"
The Jewish outlook., 1908-08-28
INGRATlTUDE.

The wretch whom gratitude once fails to bind
"To truth or honor. let him lay claim
But stand confessed the brute disguised In man
And when we would with utmost detestation.
Single some monster from the traitor herd
'Ts but to say ingratitude s his crime
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-02

floor at Twenty-sixth and Broadway.
and were the most sumptuous in Man.
haitian.
The failure of A. o. Brown & Co.
revealed their desperate scheme to
tide over the republican hard times
era by using money of their clients
secured on pretense of investment in
a paper mining scheme. Chicago had
the Booth case for an example.
An experience of 43 years shows
that one out of every 20 national banks
fails from dishonest banking.
= When Wall street and the banks
cry Bryan and hard times" they are
simply trying to detract attention
from their own shortcomings. They
know their clamor is baseless. But
even if the election of Bryan should
cause business hiatus, would it no
be justified by the enforced honesty
of the bankers, the curbing of trusts
and preventing Wall street faker,
from further robbery of the credulous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-02
Dixson Pays Double Tax; Not Tax Dodser

To the Voters of the Fourteenth
Congressional District and Mr. Brown
In reply to an article published in the
Macomb papers and elsewhere, Oct. IS,
l beg to say that l paid double taxes
in 1907 instead of being tax dodger,
as Mr.. Brown would have you believe,
and if Mr.. Brown had stated the facts,
his article would have shown the in
justice of the present tax system.
In the year 1907 Harry H. Brown
of Calistoga. CAL, held a mortgage on
the east half of section 10, township 8,
range 5, for $4,000, for which 1 was
endorser l also held a mortgage for
$4,000 on the Patton block in Mon
mouth, Illinois, due March IL. 1909. |
explained to the assessor, George F.
.Meacham of Roseville township that |
had debts which would more than Off
set this credit, and as it had not been
the custom to file deduction sheets,
Mr.. Meacham told me 1T would not be
necessary. also explained it to the
board Of review and supposed it was
satisfactory, but after the board had
adjourned l found that my assessment
had been raised $4,000.
| paid the excess tax without pro-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-02

test. although it was unjust If it was
just for them to raise my tax $4,000,
why did they not raise 1t $4,000, for
that was the amount of the credits?
All the bank stock which | own was
assessed in the regular way and taxes
paid. AS to personal tax in the town.
ship live in, this was on my house
hold goods, ETC., as l have no other
personal property here. Most of my
personal tax is paid in Point Pleasant
township, where my farms are, and
my personal property assessment in
both townships was 1925, and 1 paid
the tax. This does not include the
$4,000 raise.
am like large majority of farmers
IN this community-have been a bor-
rover of money instead of a money
loaner-and have always paid my
share of taxes without protest, as any
one can find out if they will investi-
gate the facts.
still stand by my first statement,
that the corporate interests defeated
those at the primary who had worked
against their interest, and Mr.. Brown
knows where his support came from.
ELI DIxsON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-02
Tomorrow,s Elections.

The one big event of the week for
the people of the United States and
oversladowing all else In Importance
will be the quadrennial national cleo
ton of president and vice president,
Seven national tickets are in the field
from which the voters may take their
choice In 2S states governors or othe:
state officers are to be elected. Six
states will choose justices of the SUI
preme court or minor state officers
In seven states representatives only
are to be elected, and in two represen
tatives and "a legislature only. Repre-
sentatives in congress will be chosen
in all states excepting Oregon, Yer
mont and Maine, which states held
their elections during the summer. The
voters of Michigan will decide upor
the adoption or rejection of new con
stitution. In other states proposed
constitutional amendments of import
ance will be voted upon.
Aside from the presidential contest
the results of the elections in severa
of the states are awaited with genera
interest. In New York the guberna
torial contest between Hughes ant
Chanler has attracted national atten
ton. In Indiana and Ohio the contes
over the liquor question is of wide
spread interest. In Illinois the figh
between Stevenson and Deneen is par
amount. The result in Speaker Can
mems district. the Eighteenth Illinois
is also awaited with interest, owing t
the bitter fight that has been made b.
the labor element and others to pre-
vent the speakers reelection