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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
ALWAYS WITHIN CALL.

According to the schedule as now arranged the
members of relief columns will be required to keep
the commanding officer informed as to any change
of address; also their nearest telephone num-
ber so that in case Of accident where members are
injured they be quickly instructed where to re-
port for duty villages it is planned TO use
a whistle signal, by which the members of the dis
trict column be summoned TO the locality of
the accident. The Police, Fire and Health depart
ments in towns and villages, merchants, manu-
facturers and railroad officials will be kept In
formed as to the nearest and most available mem
bers of the columns that they can be called in
case OF need.
The International Red Cross Conference of 1912
will probably be held In the United States and at
this big gathering the forty-two older national
Red Cross societies will send delegates TO discuss
ways and means Of saving life, giving relief and
teaching the great principles Of the brotherhood
of man Japan's society of 100000 members will
send delegates. Tho Russian society of 1,0O0, 90
will be represented SO will the German society
500 900 members. the French of 100000 the Italian
OF 10000. and The American National Red
Cross has been reorganized only three years, but
it has grown thirtyfod in membership during that
tary contributions. and considerable part Of
II TO sufferers in foreign lands. The five years
leading up to the international conference It is
planned to make aggressive period The money
and labor expended in this time Will be distrib-
uted at home, and by it the organization made A
practical working body for activity in national,
state and municipal problems. BY the time 1912 is
reached the national organization expects to have
d membership OF 1000 90 members, and the New
York State branch is planning to add It's fun
quota to the national roster.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
RETURN TO RATIoNALISM. -

on the other hand the Baron contends that
those who want him r7izs his hen coop abode and
improve" his natural woodland are but types of
sru1cialty, in accord with the tendency of the
uHes- Americans, both men and women, he saws
arc becoming parlor Weaklings-enervated mentally
and physically; they fast becoming incapable of
ezanting TOLL whether It be in Office or factory and
their conversation is dwindling 10 mere prattle
ExUberant and self-impoTtant they rush headIong
into al sorts Of pleasures and indulgences with
no thought Of the future and no real enjoyment OF
the present. at least Mr.. Balch says they do
Mr. Balch would reform conditions Maybe he
has set an exaggerated example of a return to the
simple life, he says nevertheless II is sometimes
necessary 10 give society a shock 10 make Il
realize that II has struck the wrong path. Sturdy
mentality and bodily vgor be restored and a
forward movement toward perfection IN the de-
veloprnent ot the race be started only by a
renunciauon OF the srtihcalities the strenuous
lite and q return to rationalism. hs believes
Under present conditions this PHILOSOPHER OF the
grain pit and the stock exchange holds that TOO
much attention is paid 10 outward show The
struggle IN the business world is not so much TO
distribute the products OF the soil or Of labor for
she sake Of doing something for the benefit of
mankind as II is 10 enable those engaged in COM
nercial pursuits TO outdo one another in the ex-
hibition OF splendor. real sham This one builds
Sl,0o0c c9o mansion; that one home that cost
100000. Another buys 5000 automobile; his
neighboF must have costing $500 81 900 mora
Because Of such rivalry the highway OF commerce
is strewn with mental, physical and financial
wrecks, says the hen house baron.
Mr.. Balch would not advise all men 10 live in
chicken coops, but he does think that everybody
should adopt view OF life, should abolish
show the goal of ambition, should live within
mis- means subsist on simple foods and lead a
tranquil rather than an excited existence
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
ROOSTER HIS ALARM CLOCK.

II he chose Mr.. Ba7ch might build a house IS
rretenuous rs any in the fashionable suburb
where he lives But what would be the use? he
ssks. IT would be only hesping up unnecessary
trouble, without obtaining any greater comfort or
any increase of happiness. Were he 10 erect and
move into mansion his wife would be burdened
with the care Of servants and he himself would be
put 10 the necessity of ploddng up and down
stairs; everything would have be prim; the only
sounds he might hear would be the jangIing Of
ooorhells and the shuf1ing OF servants shoe soes
As IL is now he can step across the threshold of
his chicken house into a haven free from every care
hat little work there Is his wife and daughter
are able TO do. Without ascending stairway he
'an retire in his ground floor bedroom Immediately
under the roof. and The music of raindrops patter
ing on the shingles Will Iull him 10 sleep
The growing Of roosters awakens him before
sunrise. lie feels Ike boy again lie saws He
gets UP with steady nerves and mind and body re-
freshed He is ready TO face without trepidation
any possible huctuation the stock market NAV
have IN store for the day
II cannot be said, however that others are as
well pleased with Mr. Bslch's odd SURROUNDINGS
and manner OF life he and his family are One
Of his neighbors bears the proud name of Baya I'd
Taylor. He is president Of a big book bindery
His grounds two acres in extent laid out with
precision and improved rustic bridges and the
prettiest lawns that the Landscape gardener couId
devise.
There IS tremendous contrast between these
grounds and the primitive woodland across the
line that separates Mr. Taylors property from
Nr- Balch's. Mr.. Taylor doesn't like the contrast
Neither does Mr.. Balch. It is no question of uera
sghtness or unsghtliness that is at Issue between
The two men, 1t is rather principle of universal
application. Mr.. Taylor insists that Mr. Balch
represents a class that would turn civilization
backward and chain the wheels OF progress
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
PULLING THE AMERICAN EAGLES IA,

/ knew Indian, Yellow Eagle, who in order
TO get his coup feather, dug hole in the ground
on the open prairie far from camp habitation
over IT he fixed d covering OF brush, upon which
was laid the carcass Of freshly slain antelope
In this trap he lay for three days awaiting the
eagles coming
When at last lured by the bait. did alight
lie seized II from below, and. despite its fapping
and clawing and peckng, he plucked the precious
feathers before freeing the astonished and terri
ned bird. / recall none but the American aborIed-
nal who has been able successfully pull the
American eagles tail.-Arny NAVY
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
DISPATCH BOAT OF BRONZE.

The waters in Brazil contain so much decom-
posing vegetable matter that thin steel does not
long Withstand its deteriorating action; hence the
Brazilian government when II made a contract
Tor a new dispatch boat, specified that the hull
propeller shaftfng and propeller should be made
Of bronze. The waters have no corrosive action
against this metal and tho government while
aFlug = more expensive boat than made of
steel. EiN possess that very much lighter
than 4 vessel ~ the same size aud Kind bunf az
steel OF wood-The Pathfinder.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

Of fifty years. Balch has favor TO ask OF
society except that he be let alone in his hen
coop.
All around his lot, studded with primitive oaks.
stand the mansions OF business associates Of the
Baron or the Chicken Coop" as his neishbors
call him, but he docs not erl,,v tbenn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
HEALTHIEsT OF CITIES.

Ruenos Ayres is the heathiest city in the world
It's average mort ality Is only 145 a thousand The
same year il was 20 in Madrid. 1872 in Vienna
lt.N in Paris. IC.' in London and 15.5 In Rcrlju.
The percentage ot infant mortality proves the hen
oft Of the Nstcm Of public hN gionc Of the favored
ou}. Tho mortality of infants NJ the age of
ono year Is never ErHatcr tlap 81, Ia Paris tho
infant mortality rate is II II is 20 in Berlin 10 In
Vienna and 20 In st. Pstsrshurg.-London 0lo6e
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
Is Your Blood and Stom-
acl1 Out of Order?
IF SO READ THIS.

be experience Of Mrs. r, E. Ritter Of
Dallas, Texas, wish our medicines is best told
oy herself N q letter written on July s. 1864
which reads IS follows: u know from Ger.
sonal experience that Seven Banks and Globe
5llls are ne very best medicines on earth
lcr Blood and Stomach troubles } am in
better heaith than ! ever was ia my life. VOW
s1e q liberty 10 publish my opinion OF your
medicines | hope that God blessing viii
ollcW you through hie
We don't know Mrs. Ritter, but we
do know that Seven Banks has cured
q good many people who suffered with
disordered stomachs. We know. too.
that 1t IS a purely vegetable remedy.
and people say it is easy and pleasant
TO take. The doses are small. Seven
barks has been made and sold Tor AZ
years, and II It wasn't a sure cure ior
stomach troubles, the company back OF
II wouldn't refund the money If it fail-
ed 60 cure. But Won don't know the
company, you say: all right. you know
u.s. Deposit 50 cents with us and take
q bottle OF Seven BarkS home and try
il. II Z doesn't do all that is claimed
bring the empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money, There Is
only one way to be cured and that is
20 try it, and we don't know OF any
fairer way TO get you to make the
trial. Do you?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
THE ANTIN-SALOO
LEAGUE IS BUSY
WILL FIGHT ANY EFFORT TO
REPEAL OR MODIFY PRoHI-
slTlON LAW.

Atlanta, March 1.-THE Georgia
Amt Saloon League is taking active
part in politics throughout the state
with the purpose in view Of prevent
ing a repeal or modification Of the
prohibition law and 10 insure a rigid
enforcement. Opposition to Judge
ANDY Calhoun on the part OF the
league Ias been announced, because
the Judge recently decided in a case
brought before the Atlanta city court
that drinks containing ! pr cent or
possibly a large amount Of alcohol
could De legally sold, claiming that
it had to be shown that any drink
would produce intoxication if drank
to excess before it could be pro
scribed,,
The league has sent out letters TO
an candidates FOR the Legislature
submittinga series Of questions Oh
the prohibition subject. They ask
if the aspirant for legislative honors
will align himself with the friends
of the law, viii favor amendments
that will strengthen only, viii favor
prohibition clause for the const--
tuition and legislation clearly de6n-
ing what shall not be sold. They
claim tGat satisfactory replies have
been received from 30 candida es.
Others win he opposed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
MANY BANKERS
WILL Be HERE
COMING CONVENTION PROMISES
TO BE LARGELY
ATTENDED.

Reports from over the state arr
to the effect that many bankers are
planning to attend the annual con
vention Of the bankers association
IN Brunswick on Juae II AID -,
most Of Them 10 be eccofiibanie1 ~
members Of their family, and the
indications are that the ,.Sseting
viii be one 81 the most successful
and largest ever held by the associa-
ton.
Az the convention viii occur when
the summer season Is at its height
at the summer reorts, many Of the
bankers will come down on their
ANIMAL vacations and will spend sew
eraI days in the city and on the
Islands.
The program, which will include
a number OF interesting addresses
On banking, is now being arranged,
and will shortly be announced.
The local bankers win arrange a
program OF entertainment for the
visitors, which includes boat ride,
probably big oyster roast and one
or two other pleasant agairs.
The railroads, especially hte A., b.
q A., &c thoroughly advertising the
meeting and win do everything pos
gible to make the attendance the
largest in the history o. the organ
ization. h.-.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
Two Bottles of " Seven
Banks" Cured This WOm-
an of Indigestion and
Nervousness.

Under date Of August 5, 1904, Mrs. Emma
Pinct, of Iiaverhil, Mass, writes: have
taken only two bottles Of Seven Barks and
derived very much benefit from the use Of it,
was troubled with Sick Headache, lndiges
ton and Biousncss, and was 50 nervous !
could not rest nights Since taking your
Seven Banks my Indigestion has disappeared
and can rest well, and everything l eat uow
tastes 50 good
One cannot feel well Or be web il
robbed OF their sleep. and there's moth
ing like having everything you eat
taste good to you Good health IS
possible only when the stomach IS kept
IN good order Seven Barks will put
your disordered stomach right and
keep il right. We know what we are
talking about-know that Seven Banks
will positively cure any disorder OF the
Stomach. Bowels. Liver and Kidneys.
We sell many bottles OF it on our offer
Of no cure. no pay. II you want 10
try il. deposit so cents with us and
make the trial-ii Seven Barks fails to
give You as much benefit as expected,
call in at any time and get your money.
Never mind what other medicines
haven't done, Seven Barks cures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17

wr HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND
-,.,rNrV.F(VE POUNDS OF CAN
pY KISSES, WHICH 9uLD TT
40 CENTS PER POUND, /" ~ =
WE ARE OFFERING FOR re
SMALL SUM OF FiFT ZEN CIR ,
peR POUND. COME AND Shi
THE BENEFIT OF THIS BARGAIN.
SMITHS PHARMACY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
Cures indigestion

and Scu@ Stomach
Do not suffer longer. You can be re.
ieved Immediately by Hicks Capudine.
Y induces the proper flow OF gastric
Gliees ard cures the distress and aeidity.
Try IT; It's pleasant to take-It's liquid.
Cures headache also. At all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17

making haste slowly --characterizes
our method of compromising physi.
cisus' prescriptions. We are not lag.
cards, but caution is our first arin.
ciple, so that our customers win be
helped, not Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity, and neatness
might with truth be printed on our
aeels- Safe place for your doctors
o'us Al !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-17
oeeN DAY AND NIGHT.

Eeshind our Restaurant
Business is a knowledge OF foods
and cooking that makes out service
delight 10 lovers ~
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Poor cooking viii spoil good food
ana poor food will not respond To
good cooking We have the comihna
ton Of good cooking watch you an
wrongng yourself not to try
Best Coffee in the City.
METROPOLITAN RESTAURANT.
Phone S2t 2t7 Newcastle ST.
JOHN GAVERAS, Proprietor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Spocsupfcr bcs &iertcn.

Ncm Dort, .. SnlI. Ger
iehsjGbriQc Conn 6ui9o, Dobl1bnft tr
9tr. TO, Observation-Disclosures, mltroc
alrf ocrl Gade ieines GlternbollleS
c%ridIpiicn. Sobn Grpgin pom Nr,
sos, Nobbin5 . }Ipcnuc, Nronr, CT.
trollf I'M GoIt- Hiucr bel DAT Eoint,
ais elm Hllocrboot, Don mcld)em aus
CT uto 5ruci oubcre Iltllgcn ShmGrs
mcr ms @olicr gemoricn bottclt,
mnihlu1. @iuponni Holio, rin ito
ltcni'dcr 9lrbeitcr ppll 9tr. BPS,
Gill0=Nucmlc Nronr, mpllte cinct
oltcn, nit ihurien Entroncn 9cIn0cs
ncn HeuoIucr reinigcn, lpo6ci cine
alael IoSging itn0 i'm o>li Der Stcllt
toOtcte. Nrtbur W0rriiorL 21a Sobre
alt, Don Mr.. 800, SIts57. Strobc,
ltano allf Scr tSGlcrleitcr Ser clter.
lihen Npbuumg, ais cine 3inocr,
Eiitolc erplooirtc. Ger aleinc Err
id)rof 10, 0aii cr Don scr Sellcrlcitcr
itiir5tc m1o fiinf Stodlpcrfc billoh.
iicl. Gr ruor Is Miulten nod ocnl
l(nfau to0t.
GbicoGo, 5. Sui. - 6iini Ncr-
Ionen lpur0cn Acitern ourd) SdieBcn
uno Sellcrlucrfcrci SIT Gbrcn ocS In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gctoOtct mo nobc
100 crnitlid pcrIctt Don bcncn oltd)
nod pcrld)icocnc ibren Eotriotiamlla
nit Dem Scbcn bcjoblcn miliicr. Nus
ren &orIt6otcn Gbicogo'S limo cbenz
folla 0rci Cp0tSfGllc ul0 cine 0ro6c
Nn5obl &crlcbun0cn gcnlcloct.
:. i. Solbfel0t, cin Sobrifont BON
Hotcnt Wtc6i5in NOR babel, 4Allper,
&otnlhc mo Sdymcicl IN cincm Mor,
lcr jl nlildlcn, ais boIielbe %crploOirtc
mo i'm gruBlid pcrItilmncltc. Gr
ipoIltc 0oS %lngcnonnte nScllfel5pui-
Der" SIT illumination bcrItellcL ais
Die GrpIoIion criolgte unb ein S6cil
hcS Wori2rS ihm ocn llntcrlci6 olti.
rib. - Der 4iGbrigc SiiOor Monord,
muroc ourb cine HcpolpcrfllNcl &C
to0tct, Die BON unbefonmtcr San0 as.
gcld)oilen mar.
Der II iabrigc Gbciter Cannon
lpur0c ourd) Die GrpIoiion ocs Yltl-
bcrS, lpcldca CT nit cinem Suocltod
ms @cucbr tricb, buditGblih cnt,
haltptct, bo icin &opi pom Humpie
gcriiicn mllroc. Gin orOcrer Sooe2-
tol lpnr0c oilrd) mluoriidtigea &ono-
bobel cille3 gcloocnen Tcpoluera Der
ltriadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
s!omiral Ssumas pl0tlih e%cIturbcn.

Gel Monte, Sal, 5. Sllli.
NoInirnl Charles Nc. lbomaS, mel
der crit Dor <r5en in ocn Iub>,
ltano trot, lit gcItcru Ibcno 1h9 llbr
plotlid ciucm Shlogoniou erlegen.
Ter a0nlirul bate ebel 0en Spciier
laal bcS Sotcl9 nGcl Monte," iii
lpcld)cln or luobntc, in @cieGlduit bon
Sri. S%luinburnc, Sodtcr Dcs Mont.
rola Smilbltrnc, pcrlaiiel, ais or
pl0blld) 5l'amnlenbrnd. N0niraI
Slpinbllrnc lInO nlocrc WGllncr re.
ben lbn altf INTO brud)ten i'm nud)
lclllcm 3lnln1er, bod pcrldlieo Ger
Iomtrul mltcrmcgs. Ir. Wortor
tam mcnigc Minlltcn ipGter, ood)
fonntc er mir ocn bcrcits eillactrete-
men SpO icItitcllel. Die 2eid)e muros
nod am Nbeno pom einem 2cidlenbe.
ltatter III Montcrcp abgcbolt. Die
Nnfunft 0cs Spbncs ocs Geriturbe=
tell, lieutenant Somnlel .. Sbomos
POM Sdlad)tlhtff vacarlnrgc" miro
itilnolid eruartet. Ger @eritorbe1e
hintcrlnBt ollBer 0icicm Sobne nod,
cine @ittmc unb cine Sod)ter Hlltf.
Settere mer0en Die Scife nuh ocm
Often bcglcitcn.
W lhiuatpn, j. ,\llli Ter
III Gel Mpntc, Gal, pIGtlid p%crltor-
bcne Nomirul Charles NJ. Sbomas
CAB bic StcllitnN ais Sbcr. Gpmntall-
birelocr Der ntluntiidcn Sdlod1t-
'hlfI. 6lotte ~Irenpilig nlli, notocm
CT olclclbe MIR cine @od)e lana ans.
0efiilt bate, 0dllit iein Nad)iplocr
NonlirdI Charles 2. Sperrp it'd mt
'etllcm uelien Soften nod Dor Scr Nb-
labrt Der Tlotte BON Son Irancisco
pertrailt mdd)cn fonne. Ger peritor-
bcnc Ionlirnl hGtte crit nit Dem /.
Sftober 3. :. oas Ycniiotsaltcr er-
reid}t, opd) trut er Irilbcr 5ltriid, 81.
nit m1breno Der @citerfhbrt Scr
6lotte fein Gonmonoolpediel notb-
mcnoig meroc. SoQtc bes %eritor-
bcnen SobrL mclfer lieutenant al
Soro ocs .&eorlarge" lit, es min
Iden, 10 miro er obgeloit perocn, ga
oas Sdiif am Gonncritog nad) 0uno-
lulu in Gee gebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

crhobcn ipnr0Nn limo? sic 9ulc mer.
cen ca bc5cuQcn t0rmeM OoB id) nah.
reno Der 3lu6li Sabre, Die id) in no
tio1oIcr EoIitit tb0tig bin, mid po,
oacr Ginmiihln1 in Die Eolitit Der
pcrldic0cncn Stuntcn i2rnc 0cbultcn
babe. ScIbIt in mcincm ciacncn
Stootc babe ih Dies gctbon. rSd] bas
be mid itrcnQc bon alien G%pntroOcr.
len lcrnc 9cbaltclL NEIL ld) 0o@ Hcdt
icocr @en1cinoc oncrfcnnc, ibre ciQc,
ncn @cltditc icIbit 81 leitcn. Ser
Grlrn0 obcr, morlum ib mid IN BE.
6itQ olti &br NotionoIcpmitc Wtitglieo,
Ncrrn @llficn, duBcrc, lit nur Der,
OaB cr nit llcbCrlc9ulA perItft, Den
clla0ciprodctcn gSincn Ger Gcnlo.
fratcn BON EcmipIuonicn 81 nid)te
81 madden.
SD hubc ltet3 nerillht, chrlid) IN
Der Eolitlf 81 icilL mo babe 0obcr
mld) iibcr Ncrrt @uifcp mcine PIN.
iidlt oll5Geiprohcl. Seine @obl 5llul
Gomit2.NiitglicO pilrbc id) ais lr1l-
pliidIif un0 b%cbinocrn0 bctradtcn.
&cOcrnlauu lpCi6, mua ih claude uno
no ib ltcbc, Ser Oiom obcr, Der
glallbt. BOB mcinc gHnbl 0cnl SonoG
id)oocn f0nlltc, iolltc nid)t mitbclitl,
mid ourN OrgoniiotionSorbcit 5l CT.
loG6lcn."
Hieii0cr 9upplnra untcrbrod) oc9
Gcitcrn Die Wprtc 0c3 Ncrrn Nrpan.
Nla Damn Mopor \Sobnion bon Glcpc,
lono, DclhCr id)on iriib52itig cine
lungcrc llntcrrcOln9 init Nrn. 9rpan
bate, nlti Der &crnn0a crldicnL mlr.
&c ollh er lcbhoit oils Ger nSi9bting
Winnor" BON GlcnelonO bcQriiBt. IltW
Mr. &obnlon crflGrtc, bob @lffcp Die
rCmofrntild)c 4}nrtci pcrrotbcn babe,
un0 OuB CT lie miC0cr uerrntDcn mir
DC. ySolhc WlGnncr", rtci cr, mil
len mir aus Der Fnrtci itobcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Nntiunml- Convention Der Su5ialiitcn'
IrbcitcrsEGrtct.
Tr0IiOcnts un0 observation-disclosures,
GQn0ioatcn crl1nult.

Rem 9ort, 5, Sui. - 5n Der
Gclltigcn Siblulg Der So5laliltca-9lr-
tciterportci ml,rOc cine EIotiorm at.
Getonmleu lul0 ipl0cn0c Gunolontcn
crnamt: sir E~rGii0cnt Der Scr.
Stautclt Oiartin u. EreIIon bon 9tc.
pooa, fir &iccsErdIiocnt GonalO
Mlulroc ucn Girginicll. lie 9tonli
nation bon Erclton mar cinIttnntig ;
CT mllrOe Ourh GunieI DC Econ Dor.
peld)lo9en nit oel @ortcn: Gin chr
lid]er grbeitcr, fem proicliioncllcr
Arbeitcr iilr politiiAc 3pcdc; lcin
9tdmc lit Wtortin u. Yrelton uno cr
bciu,oet iid icBt I'M @ciGn8niB luegel
elmer SdnOlmg, Ocrelt iid feiu Ar-
better 5u ibGluen brailht. Te 2ecri
crtl1rtc, DAP Freiton 81 elmer &c
lon8niBltraie bon 5luan5ig Sabrcll
pcrltrtbcilt mlrOe, neil cr e%ilcngSirtD
IN WoloiielO, HanlcnS Silper, Dor
orei Sabrcn cridoiicn babc. Ereitolr
Gcidliibtc Elm i,ungc5 MGod)cn mGb-
reno zines Stritca uno mltr0e upn
Silucr allgegriifclL mornli Breton
III MISUNDERSTANDING Den @irtb CT.
ihob.
IS lpurOc cine Icpcldc al Nrciton
pcitidt, bic ibn Don i%rilcr 9iomino.
ton bcnodrihtiNte. Ger &icc.&rG,
ii0cntihaita GonOioat mlroc cbcn.
ralla tc%legropbiih BON icincr 9tpmi.
n~atioon III &enltnib gcicBt. Morgcr
Abcno ioll cine Notwithstanding
III Der nGoopcr llnion" lt%ottiinoeu.
Gie Elatiorm lit cine Gopic ocricni.
6cr. bic Dor bier Sabrell allgcllom.
men mlroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Sleeper pcrlaft Sauana.

Sapuna, 5. Srli. - Der fir.
lid olli Dem umcrifaniiden aallonel;.
boot oMarietta" bon Yorto Gabellc
bier in Gubn allgcfommcnc omerifa-
niihe @eid6ftstrdger ,iacob Sleepcr
iii gcitern alif Dem Gampier Sara.
toga" nod Help-9orf abgereilt. Sr.
SIeeper bate iiber Die S~e;iebnngcll
Smliden Den Ser. Stnntcn uno @ene-
iurlo nihts miisutbeilen. Scincr
&niiht mad, lit oic Sciilcnpeit in &C.
ncillcla weit perbreitet.
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Or. @iliun's M1rbcr nnacblidJ iibcr'S
Mccr gcflubcm.

Ghilu0elphia, 8. Tlli. -
Die Fpli5ei nno Scr Coroner lilto ictt
Der Auiid)t, onB Der M0r0cr ocs Or.
Mluion $. &illon iid) alti Dem
05con beiinoct. is lit mGglif, bnb
cr uon @oiton aus nod CANADA &C.
llild)tCt lit, ober ais Observation-Disclosures
Gilt Is, oob CT lid nndl europa
iuonotc. Seine bon Dem Grprcb
Slcrt Nudmnn luno einen Serfduicr
Der pac0ltone Sppe Solntorn" crlang.
te, ollerotnAN lehr lttgenulle Eerios
ualbeld)rcibutg lit oaber AT Scotlnno
Naro in @on6on. ionic an sic i~ran5o.
lilten, oelttltcn, bclailGcn, bollGll'
riId)cn mo itulicniihen E~oliSeibebor.
ben getabelt luprocn, nit Dem Gril;,
d)ell, III allen @oicnitGotcn 9lllsiduit
ltod) ibn 5l balten.
Die geitcrn ueroiicntlitten ienio.
tioncIlen 9ricie oes Moroers truacll
unocrfcnnbor Den StcnlpeI ser Gdlt,
belt. Gen 9tanlen beS Worocrs
aloubt bic Eoli5ei, MN ohnc ou;ll
eroBe Shmicri1feitcn ausiinoio ma.
den ST t6nncn. "a cr ihrieb. oab
CT friiber in ciner Norltnot ais Bud.
hrllder etnblirt mar, miro orgenonl.
men, onb cr icin @eiddit in elmer Ser
Srtldoitcn 5uiid)en EhiloOclphin
unO Nriltol bate. Gin Seer por Dc
tCftius lit mad, oen bctreiicnocn StGo,
ten rno 2oriern obgegongen, BOD,
fonntc Die ncilldte Spur bis iebt
nidt gefullOen meroen.
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'e 6ubnen ais SduIerldnnuf.

Idle 6dbFen ais SGltIeridmlrf. Ger
o~'llcrltanllde @cionotc Gr. Multricc
y. Ggnll gob 81 Gbrcn Ocs bier mci,
IelIoEll 5ocob u. Mis- DON Nelp-Dort
EN- 6eltIno6l, bel Dem lod) Nnipra.
drll @od)rltfe olti Ocn 9rGiioeutcn
Nooleoelt mo ouf Den aGnig 6rieO.
r'd) Don Golenarf olra9cbrod)t mllr.
oci. %on eineln bcionoers iiir Die
les 6elt cltgo9irten Nt1mterfor MN.
Den Die S%olfabpmncn Der Scr. Stau.
ten l'lIo Gdlentnrf's gcluugen.
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G%6elcutcul Dos wobridcinlid oubcr-
0cridtlit bciaclcot mOrOen lit. &c
oeniolls bobrn iiG Gurlllo nn,O Ielne
,Srol DOR cincm Sabre gctrenlt, oh
mnbl 0orllip in oic ISroll leioenld)oIt=
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