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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03
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8 ADVENTURES OF 8
8 LITTLE WILLIE. 9
o lie Tires of His School Books; Q
g Runs Away from Home in an 3
Q Attempt to Become Famous. g
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Gee it betes the dlkenz how feller
has ter 20 ter school all the time. !
wisht that was big like Fiten bob
evens an kud go off on battle ships to
phases an kud see sites. bet the girls
wudent laf at me then an litter when
1 KUN bak with medels an things
this gografy lessen Is awfel
hard an the teacher is eros today to
me tn bekauz dident know my other
lessons for I set up late Jas mite readin
robson kruso.
but this is to be my las day in skule
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him Towser. l run. | bette the dog
to the wagon. the boss waz aslepe.
the horsez got shared at the dog and
run the boss fell out. the horsez run
a long ways. when they stopt crawl
ed from under the wreli an run thru a
mark
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TUESDAY.

must hev KUN an awfel ways last
mite in this car for 1t bumped around
al mite. Its kold in here but there is
some straw around the boxes 90 I ges
1 kan kepe warm for I hev my mind
maid up tn stick 1t out,
but stin' cold sauseg an bred amt
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WEDNESDAY

II I he'd knowd that the car wa7
bein bumped al round the raleroat
yards / wud not hev gone thursty a
day an mite. when | got out at last
found that w rite here at home al
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Why Neglect Dependent Children

While i'm European and AsjatIr cuup-
tlios, a~ we'll as III some parts ct tbs
continent. the girl child is held IN dis.
esteem. in the United States she is more
or less "a dominating personality. and
tia, Is especially true of the pauprr hahN
waiting for adoption. In vain long rows
of nice boy babies look up 40 the pros
pvuliNc aduptOrS, and IN Nalu does ="
Widrll experienced a worker among de
pendent children as Mrs. Martha !. tHl-
g, u"r of Philadelphia, urge IN hchAi at
them that they are much easier 10 hrui@
MP than girls i is the baby @irl VIII" Is
wanted and waited for. And not "ul\ are
| infants of the female sex easier To- place,
but homes can much more readily ht
found tor girls of any age than tor boys.
All this is iiattermg To the sex, hlt
| there is Il darker side To the subject ~
placing out children which deserves ih"
earnest consideration of those WA" ar"
agtuting the subject of child labor. Few
persons are rs we'll qualified To- speak
/ with authority aS Mrs Falcoucr, and
she st"ruly arrnigus the Ian methods of
/ the agencies of non -scctarlan societies ~
! well as of the Catholic and Protestant
! churches. for not property investigating
/ homes and for leaving them uusupcr-
| N>"d after children hay" once been al
/ luttrd tu them. Letters of recommends
! tion trow ministers, bankers or l"cnl
trnIrsuIrn nrr said to loo easily obtained.
and consequently worthless. The only
| Trustworthy method pf determining the
accountability ur the reverse of applicants
| for children is n visit to their homes,
/ aud searching inspection of them ANA
! their inmates.
I According To Mrs. tAlrourr there are
| ia this country many men ana women
/ al r"llllrh"ul ana lllGh 'hhrI'I'I WI"
! are eager tor children, =" tlal the "lIA
/ luIhG required Is INal inc aE'I''''~ VIM III
/ place out Ull'' ones sha'l 'inPl'l ''lH'hI'
3hu r"i'H'"i. I"uN T'l'GS'Il'I,,'NI> 7"
n'I"E 'n' NaIH any We u'slian,' l'' .,,
io-'ln'ri TN" - wv Won''' - ,'" ~,
J." N"',u , u" I, ',H,.i,,.
m',," ui'"" nn,r i,HI" ,,r,.,''
I I'"' 49, ,l'iII ,,,nl nm,
,',' AMY ,,,,,,,., ,,.irnt, ',u,lIir within
I KAN, ,,ril,,rg ,,,I II Il. tiu,. INN ,vnry
,,,in ~, a., r"inn ,IiI l;I.n,,isn
S,,c,,I ,.,,rs ,,,n q philodplphin wnn
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he showed signs of improvements Short
ly after 10 o'clock, while the nurses were
adminstcring a bath to the patient, they
noticed he weakened quickly. An at
tempt was made to reach the doctor, but
Col. Villas died before he Could be
reached.
DR.. Charles II. Villas of New York,
who has been staying at The home, was
not present at the death.
DIR. Fox believes that the immediate
cause of the death was a second stroke
of paralysis.
Sketch of His Career
William +. Villas was one of the fore
most Democratic leaders of the country
in the sos. Born III Vermont in 1910
he was brought To Wisconsin by his par
ents when n boy and his career was
wholly identified with this state. He
studied law and was admitted to the
bar in 1860. In 1862 he raised com
pany and went to the front in the Civil
war. He came ont of the conflict with
the rank of lieutenant colonel of the
Twenty-third Wisconsin regiment. Aft
er returning home Mr.. Villas took a
prominent part in Democratic politics in
Wisconsin. He was very popular as a
speaker, particularly after he made him
self OratoriCally famous by his speech III
Chicago in 1879. when the responded 10
the toast in honor of Gen. Grant, our
First Commander" at the banquet or
the Society of the Army of the IeunrS-
see.
SO prominent had Mr.. Villas been IN
Wisconsin and national politics that Mr..
Cleveland invited him 70 enter the cab
met Immediately upon assuming N"
presidential office. ON March /, 1881,
Mr.. Villas became postmaster general
m office he held until January, lSSN,
when he became secretary of the in
terror He served in that capacity until
March s. 1899 when he returned 10
Wisconsin to resume the practice of law
and To enter actively again into the Wis
Consn political arena.
Work as Postmaster General
While in the cabinet, as postmaster
general, Mr. Villas carried out several
pieces OF work Of great value to his
department. lie established improved
business methods IN several divisions,
and was thanked in m elaborate teSu-
monial from the great importing and
commercial houses Of New York. He
had the postal laws and regulations com
pletely revised he Hrranged a treaty
with Mexico, and an agreement wiIa
Canada, whereby domestic rates were np-
piled to mail service from the United
States throughout Nprth America.
In the Wisconsin campaign OF 1880
Mr.. Villas spoke daily On IL stamping tour
which included the entire state. Tho
result Of the election enabled the Demo
Gratis to choose, for the first time in
thirty five years, a United States sena-
tor Such hold had Mr.. Villas upon
the affections of his party that in the
caucus he received every one Of the ~
votes upon the first ballot. Upon the
expiration of his term in the Senate in
1897, he retired 10 his home in Madi-
son and since then had taken little part
in public affairs. his inactivity being due
chiefly to the poor state of his health.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03

Providence but because mankind lack
he wit to utilize the food materials that
exist in ance.-Technicll
World Magazine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03
Sleeping Out of Doors

This fashion of sleeping out ct doors
has taken strong hod On tlor many. 1t
is excellent II is wise II is comfort
able.
There is mo- use saving that such a
luxury may hc for your ueghbor but
not for you, uules, yuu belong to those
who live in little house with SlOpug
Tin roof and no porch.
As rule, tier" is always some ilat
spot on top of CITY houses where a cot
can lee placed. It need not hc a bed.
You do not want 10 be Injurious; sim
ply comfortable.
An army cot serves we'll and can he
arranged with quit, then sheet. aud
light spread to put over one. This
early morning light will wakcn you up.
but remember that 1t is cooler ut 4 30
in the morning than ut any other time.
and you can sleep down stairs for the
rest OF the morning.
In the large office buildings permission
is often given for the men to sleep on the
roofs If they wish, and usually this
works out IN an admirable way.
Those who have Hat spots on top of
the house in city homes have rigsed
them up with mating on the boards, and
IAN awning above, with two or three army
cots To sleep in
When one lives in the suburbs or IN
the country this out-of-duor sleeping Is
made easy and has become the custom.
llImmoCkS are swung under trees or on
the porchcS, aud here the night hours
are happily passed.
The square hammock is used. made Of
denim, with two straight standards nc
each end, so that the bed has little il
! any motion.
Those who do not do il aud insist upon
! putting MP with the Inconvenience of
sleeping indoors, whore the cool night
hreezrs do not reach. are not making
/ the best Of life.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03

Ever notice how many things there
are in the shop windows that you have
no earthly use for?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03

get.
when got in tn hous | waz put In
the bath tub an wasn't tire timcz wuns
with hot water an twice with cold.
even the dog CROWD at me. at the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-03

MERRILL During a balloon ascension a
small boy caught In the parachute, aud
barely escaped being Killed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-01

Gnpitel t53.
Cine gtitc, 9~lbifuitt So Y pcS Artitcls y ocs
non Mar9lanS uUn 1883. 5itci ,Gurpuratio.
men," tlutcrtitcl ,,Nii0emcinc Neaulntiuueu, ]"
pie %ocrietbc snerSt Surdl bic Mftc Der yeats
latur pun Marniauo uuu 1892, &npitei 100,
anaenpmmeu NIB mic burn bic Hftc Der sc,
~gic.atitr uDt Wlariinno uuu 1904, Sapttel
f0f, pibcrrnien nnb neu an9enpmnien iumroc,
nno Wie %ncricltc lest int Spher Der Scifeut'
iiGeu Mlacmeincn @cicte ppn Wiarnlanc opn
1904, Nrtifel 23. Nbimnitf foi, Sitcl r6nrs
prratiunc,n llntcrtitrl .stnarmeine %0irsnla,
%tiuuen," III Wiocrruirn NIB p~eniclpen NIT
@mcnocmeutcu nru nnSnf,cbntru.
@tbihniii f.. - sci .ce BON Der Scqlalntlir
hou Mturulann herfiat, nah 9lhihlttit 81 Z ncS
NlrifcI % eCS GobtI, Der Gc'lentltd1enI gliGeI,
nGorporottpncu, llntcrtttcI uglnaemeie MCgltIds
|tipncn," mic ocr'clbe 6ucrit nurb Die Nite Der
Heoialninr no1t Al'ntpldro pom 1S92. Napidtel
100. nltacnofllnier llno ourh ole N1e eer Ses
gleIntlr non Wiurplath bon 1901 adpltel lOi.
lptncrrn'cit mo llch dtaeltonifielt itith mte Der
ic!hc icti I'M Gpocr Der OelfcniIihen ,Iltpen!el,,
l,ct tSciebc hon MtnrOlano bon 1904, Nrttfcl
~icrtiteI ggIuGcrteiuc Ncaulniioner." itcbt, bier
init mihcrrnicu mo nit slmeuhenteitielt lteit
Hli0einnlillelI irtr6 10 Snb CT mic folat ialict:
Safe Ncpolii. 1ruit nn6 Miileibenf Gompnanic
nher sScfeltbnft iulcn in ilbipibueu aIeicbcr
sSetie mn. pro hata. mn llidt eillrr ~ zen
nnoerett. filr ale Gpntrniic. SbulbcH ine @Its
%odqcmcnts icoer ioIdcu Corporation fir ocn
Nctr1a ibrcr Niiicn III h%erlclheu gum Bari
ipCrib lino fir ben in ioIhcr SGftien on0eleHtcn
9ctrna bnitbar 9cbaltcl merhen Rerioncit.
Welfe IItieIt in ben Nitdhcru Der CORPORATION
nif ihreln Aal1lel ais Observation-Disclosures
HinthlabntrpGltcr. &nrmiinocr, alratpr oher
Ftanbnehcr etuQctraacn hahen, fullcl pcri1ttiidD
nldt oils tulhc s%lftionirc bnitbar ~aehdlien iucrs
ben nbcr Die EcrioIl. ,uelthe Die Tfttcn hers
ptdiihct. NM Der Anhlab mo ole tSoroe III Den
Amtecn fulher 1citnmcntSo unitreder NnhInBs
peripalter. 9Iormiiuoer nhcr arratoret fnleit
DER: oell @eiitern %beinatcr slitien auiacbiroctc
0nitpiIift untcrpprfen ieiu. ltno Die Salt
rfIiht FOLDER glftiondre iou ein @lItbabeil Der
Corporation St @nniten dtler Gepnittnren nro
6rcoltoren tolCber Gorpurntionen feir. peItit
rothia, nm bic Shnlncn cincr lnItben Gnrpos
ration at nblen irub fnu MIR hurd einthld'
oiac Sdrttte feitcr8 ei1es &ctpaIters. aurds
iors poer lruitee3 etier %foIdhei Corporation
inter ben 9cfeblcn eineS @ertdteS BON cuiipes
ienter SliriSeitiior gu crSipinacn fem: inter
Dem %orbcbdlt, bub nithtS iu oteicr wife Die
Refnebir Hedhie bon Grebiinreu ODER Sepofitns
zen inter ocn beitebcnoen @efepen oes S!aateS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-01

llDlborn beigcpronrt. Gcrielbe mar
cine WfcIonhtonnatltr: ctn 5orter sc,
lebrter BON btbCttenocm Milien, Cit
N}ann, Der in0cb unQcctAnet mar, Die
Mirrcn in Der @cuciuoc SIT idlihtcn.
Sic lpoltct2 Iid) mo bette 81 elmer
Belt 5tuci 2irhcnr0thc, sic cinonocr
bcfch0ctcn. 1888 lcgtC Eoitor GoHicl
9ltrB i9in Mint nieOer, Dos Cr lG Sob
re p~erluoltct bate. Sein &oter 9}ifo.
lolrS NOR 1896 QcItorben un0 lpurOe
CT nc6cn Eoitor @erot an Der Gin.
icite DER Stride %bcgrobcn. Fuitor llDl-
born iturb 1891, nud)0cm CT mr. cilt
Sobr n~acinigcr ErcOi9cr gcruelen
9ic bcrlpaiItc @cmtin0c fnlt0 III ben
Goitorcn 9omoier unO &cabcrt Dor
iibcrgebeno Griob. Sm September
1885 mur0c 4oitor Ncinrid) Sdelb
5lul FrcoiQcr crnGblt, Foitor S6cib
luor am s. Sui 1908 ST. 0oharad)
ON Nbcin gcboren. Nodncm cr in
&rcu3nad OuS @nmnolium beiltdt
bottc, itltoirtc cr IN Bonn uno lltred)t,
no CT iid cine Qrobc @cunnotbcit III
Der loteiniid)cn Spru6c crparb. Qr
bottc it'd cine qriin0li6c Sohtenut-
nib crmor6cn u1D Die GoQdnoiidc
G~bcoloGic flcibi0 itt0irt, 1884 Inn
@eibnod)tcn idiiitc CT iif IN &ottcr'
Dpm cin un0 longtC I'M Npril orS fol.
Genocn So6rc5 in 9tepsDort an. 81
ner ser 6itbrcr 0cS oortiQcn 2utber,
thunS, Or. @ciiicn6eimcr, mllroe lcin
9cidiiber. GinGr Ginlnouug }ltiolgc
trof or, oonnoIS q Sabre alt, bnlO
bnrouf in Baltimore Elm. &u 6ritb.
inbr 1910 brad III Der 9tdbc Der Sir
dc Ielttr ans, oos bul0 Uld) Otei2
crQriii mo 3erit0rtc. 2tnr Die @rltnO.
mollcrn blieben itcGen. Ter Ncunui.
bnlt mnroc lofort IN 9lll9riff qcnoms
men; ca lit Die Nc0cnu0rtiNc Stride.
SIN SpGtbcrbltc 1889 Wllr0c Scr San.
binot ser SbcoloGie &lrlilra @ofnonn
aus 6ric0bcrQ IN Ser @ettcrou ol8
&iiliaprc0i0cr bcrltftn un0 biclt nnl
3. Sonuor 1890 lcinc NntrittaprcOi9t.
1896 lcqtc EuItor @ciurid Shcib iein
9lnt nicOer; er itorb, Elm S9.SGbriNcr.
om Is. Nopcm6er 1897, Noh icinem
Niidtritt purbe Eoitor ]>IltIiuS sol.
mann cinitimnriQ bon Der @emcinOc
crmGblt, ur0 ON 10. Nopcnber 1896
cingcicbt. 1889 mlrroe bic SonntnQ&s
lhllle bon Sem ipGttrcn &oriibcnocn
oeS 9ird,cl1rotbcS, y. Gbro. Sd)llbe,
qcQriinoet. Ger airhcnrotb miro III.
teritiibt oitrd) cincn Irnllcnperein,
DEM 102 Mtitglicoer a~ltgeb6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-01

Is mor nGutIitb %lln3ng0tag iiir iol-
hc Stute, Die ibrc Nobnun0en olti
Gin %obr mittbtn,
Nun DcrOtl mth bic MGid)crciCn
in Baltimore uertrltltct. IS lnllcn
uGmlit) Oic erection M1idcrci Don
2r. 927 II. 929, &inocn Nocnltc, sic
,Socnl . 9SGiherci Don Mr.. 3t2, gSeIt.
Nio0IcitroBc, uno Die Baltimore g9G-
iNcrci bon 9tr. $40, Soua=NouO, per
dlmol}cn unD in rincnt ncl>cn groBen
GcbdltOe an Der SliOoit Gcte Don
@upor0- uno GurrollitruBc untcrge.
lrodt lpcrocn. Go5 @cb0u0e, ciu
p%icrlp6digea, lit 70 Bel 35S SUB groB.
%r, @co. VI. Noacra lit Ooa Satpt Der
ncrl6nrol5c1cn 9NGifcrCi2ll.
@r. u. @ilQortner lGBt in Der NQbe
ron Noger'a Eorf OIL Der Dorf,Mooo
Elm NlmQulplp nod coliiorniihcm
Stpl bolter. Sic Mobmm9 miro
nldt9 an 9c0ucnllidtclt 81 lOilllId2l
i;brig Jaiicll.
Ger Stord bat oCrt 6rfonntcn De
ntofrdtiIdCn Gonpoanc S0nQcr :.
q. W}clttltO mieOcrull cinC1 Nciud)
ohQeltottct. Iie3nnnl broNtc er cin
Wt00hcn, Dor rciflid) cincm SATIRE
crirclltr Mciitcr &onQbcin Nrn, Nc
9t1lItU nit cincn1 8naben,
Ger Oforeboulc'idc Sonnet bat oil
Seui0tcit 10 5ltgcnonmcrL 0oB er
lcbt idon Don Qcrp0bnlihcnSinlnClS-
fu10iqcl luahrgcuommtn lDer0clt
merocn tonlL mcnu Ole No6t flnt
liz. Ser S6meif Dco Honetcn lit
ihmoI, nbcr 0rci @rooc lang &u ne
1ti0cn Mo6cn miro Der 0tmmel9-
blmnllcr init Den nudtcn 2t1t0cn 5lt
ithCn iCin.
Sine 5pcjiol Contention Der Wtu
r~pIGn0Cr 9i6}cie ser bii66iIih pro-
tcItontiihcn Stride tuQt bclttc in Der
Ct, YctGr$ . Stride an IrllI0 : Sill.
2pcmlc nnb @onnnIcitroBc, Inn cincn
NiiiItcntcn fir Niihof @m, EurCt 5t
c%rm0blcu. Hcttcrcr miro ocn Gorlit
iiibrel, Gr tit 80 Sabre alt uuo
broltd)t eincu Goooiutor.
&oblc qcbt bcrtc, iuic c8 beibt, mic
scr % &cnta I'M Nrcia in Die S0bc,
9tr. 1 Sltrnocc &obGc loll 81, gtr. 2,
) uno NltB &oble $7.25 mo Gun.
burn $3.50 PRO Come fnltcn. IS lit
Die rc1cImobigt idbrlifc Erci8itcigc-
RING.
&on 0cnt pom &crcin Ser aouilclttc
rn6 Iobrifontcn cingciiibrtcn SO.
tott Spltcm bobcn bis iett in Bic
lem Ncrbit 1926 &ouflclltc BON ats
ip0rt3 Gcbrou6 gcmodt.
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Geffentlidle NQaemcine @eicte.

fcht mtgcll, nebft bent 10 bon icoein S6uloner
idaigen NGtrdg ulih uuberbcm Jtarteft, 2Sobrllitg
nm ofii5icIen G9GrGtter ocs 9ieaites bon &ers
iunen uun 9mpfdtgerit. an Die iraeno cine
3u1lglp poer 9tb}Ig gelndbrt aner aus oell
&eripitIaungel fir legislative ~ltnioitcII eilcr
icocn 9eAislnttr ~acIetiiei lunroclt 1T, tno ioH
~picfelbch lit 3nblltttaetl etntbeiteit, Die enipeoer
iiir ben Sennt noer bnS Nelealtcllboi@ geietitet
lultrbn.
Neititiat am 6. 2priI 1908.
NuItiu g. Grutbcrs,
@uuuerneir,
Suirpb q. sctb,
0rdiioent Se3 Senats.
Z. SIMS Nap,
Spreder pes Sele8aten6auie5.
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..y, 0apitei .5t1. .,..
Ginc Nttc, bent Mrtitcl % oeS Gubcr Der Scf.
ientltdIcu NiaenciucH Wciesc tSonrr uuu
1901 itber uWcrbrrdlcn uno geitrnfung" ei.
rcu Wcitcrcn Nbidlnitt uutcr hem ncucn lin,
%tertitel rSuntrafte nit dfirntlihcn 4uita!ten"
%stb6diitt Il ect es bon Der QeaisIaitr
noit Ninrplnnb n%criiiRt, boB Ser ~ioINenbe 40,
ihHttt nell @riifcl u beS Goher per Geiient.
lthent gHlaemciner Seicte (Goners bon 1Q0l)
iiber o&erhreden mn Veitrniin9" ~heiQefiint
neroe, 6,cr butter Ncm abfMnitt 42o .untcr oeit
Inittttttt :" ci%nnefuultet mn nlS abfbnitt
42@ y teiqnni ieiT iou; %nlmlia,;
Nbtbniit 40 VI. s<ehc lSeriplt bic cnts
mroee ais msnn,tcr. Stacnf Itrhftc, Nircffor
nit elmer bficitlibrn slniinIt oSer nit ciner
Frtoat Nritolt, btc NGr'tih nber tbciliuctfe otrh
b1ltetl miro. IN ol~fl}ic!cr 8erhinpul9 itebt bic
mad, Der Strnabttc otcier stfte IN birefier nbcr
in6trslter ssstSitc tlr .geipimtytn gontraitcn.
Ndllien poff GcrTduiCri Sonli Geaenitirben fir.
htrd1 oocr altt, Gottto ioIder Nnftqlten interefs
ltrt oner b~etstfIint luirh, fnni cires &erqebclS
iotlen nod ttebcriitbrlna in eineir Der @eridte
merScrt boSefn ,bbr Stnrf aIs t6Intr @camtcr'
g1ellt, &rlittee lpSCr Niiielie5l fotf ,9ireftorillrtS
b~erliercn ms ettct Straie b6it ttiht iiber flint,
hunhert tS50al ,9plurs. bte lrie aloerc Stras
len. elniiltrcthc1l u. ober Sait i'm Staat3sglrs
heit9bdllfc nun mint user eiiient' Sabre INTER
norien icitf.
@bfdniit ,. No1. biefe wife bonn Gaturn
tbrrr NnrntHc In Nraft tretc,
@eiiifi0t am g. Stprif zoos.
Nuitiu g.. Grnt6ers,
@ultperneur.
1picpG q. sctG.
Triiibent hes Scaots.
GprCher nes Observation-Disclosures.
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&crmiidltc GufalnudJrid)tcn.

Capt. SoGn $. Sun6 lit mIcOcrum
Sum SUPERINTENDENT nc@ &nubtns
ScimS ntt Gnluert= un0 Elcuiolttltr.
cruonut ,mprpcu. 9tod,hem t.er %
Sabre lang &oritc6cr bes @fims &c
lpcicn, %reiiQnirte CT Dor ) Sobrcn un0
Scrr Nobert 3, Slices lpuroc icnr
Nohiolgtr. &err Slices reiiQnirtc Dor
etlid)cn So1en, 0o ieinc 6rou cine
Sdcioun0Sflogc 0cgcn i'm I'M Sc
riht unbGnaiq Ncn0ht bat. Sr.
Slices hintcrl0Bt icinem Nod)folQer
ons Seim in nnS0c5cidnetcr &erioi.
Jung.
Gem S~obrcSbcriht Der Ib5u08fo.
nal-Gomnliiiion 5lrfolNc miro OoS ia.
nitGre Nb5ugStonolsS pitcm 1911 Ter
ti0 lper0cn mo $ti000,000 foitcn.
Cine mcitcre 2lnlci6c bon $l,00O,00O
miro oesGolb nothmcnoiq icin, Son
0en t$t4,000,000 entinllcn $t10000O
otf ooS Sturmnoiitrfonol SpItcn.
Goa MorpIutb Snititut ipirN beiltc
Mor0cn feline Sbiiren micocr 0ifncn.
Gic Snmito1SfloIien mcrbcn nGditcu
Snmitog I'M Mt. Hopol- Npcnur.@r.
bdllOe orgoliiirt unb Die Abenbfloi-
len on nGdItcn Montng i'm Mt.
Mopol- Npcnucs illt0 I'M Murfct 4lacc+
@cb1lloe. Sic Ibcuofloiicn fir Ir.
d)itettltr utb Wcd,onif lino I'M lct.
ten 8ebdubc unb Die fir S~reibonb.
3eid)ncn on Scr Mt. Npnol- Ancnue.
SonlitoNs .aloiien fir ainhcr m1rbcn
nld I'M Morfct-E locc. @cbGltNe cine,.
rid)tct, Sim pcrfIoiiencn Sabre bctrll0
Die 3obl Scr ShiIIcr NcS SuititutS
1926.
Gem Guou0eliittn 3iQcumcr Smith
hortn QItobcnolid IN ser 2uric Safe
5000 bis 5000 Ecrioncn SIT. &on &C.
tern an fin0en ollh NodmittoO& Gr.
MISREPRESENTATION 1T ser ,Qn.
rio" ltott. 9iSGcr nur0Cr Sic Nod-
mitto9aucriommlun9cu in &irdtn
0eboltcn, Inn sic Wtittu0a5cit miro
3i0enner Smith 1T Der nGhitcn $50
die I'M Monmmcnt- Suuorc 5lpiidc,
benz @cridtSAcbGu0e uno Dem Eoit-
amt ScriommlunQcn i'm Srricn bal.
ten.
SEER Sotob Gpitcin Giocrtbiinler
6ea Baltimore Bargain &puic", lit
bon elmer IGngcrcn Glroporeiie III.
riidgcfcbrt. 9uo outer HcplbIifoncr
bofft er natilrlidl hob Serr Gait 5llnl
Er0iiecntcn Ser Scr. Stooten CT
ipablt miro, unb cr iiigt binjt, ooll5
europa hcqc benielben @unid.
@abrcno 3Ha-pro5cntioc Sbliootio,
men Der Staot baltimore I'M Mnrft
93 bringt1I bat bas St1otdcn Gum.
berlono III Haeoonp Gountn iiir
100000 5-prosentigc Sbliqotioncn
S16,221.50 crbolten. @ci 2id1tc be. !
trodiat iin6 iiir cine %perntoncntc
@eloonlnae Die GumbcrIonocr Obi /
goilonen bod Die biqiaiten. 2cttcre
If, sic @altimorer Sbligotio-
men abcr 30 inb 10 Sabre.
Mobelma1cn maren geitern geiud,t, +!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-01
erimindf4S sane = SHrisSittiuu.

49, N' stnpt,rf los =
Cine t,lfte, ssn s%trtttcl 81 bro 6oHcr her Eei.
icrtlihcu, 9mnemcturn Wcieac (t904). Sttcf
.,Werhredlrm nub Ncitrdfnna, z" ttntrrtitG I'm.
rtshttttub" bnrdl Ectiitautg fiHec ncuen Nh.
ifnittre III anicroirry, Der Giufer ghidnitt
icin iuIf.
a6ihniff I. - sct cS boz, hcr qcoiSIntnr
nnlt NturOInnN pcriii0t. onh 9trtitcl 81 bcS
GohGr bcGr 2sfjeilIt6en 9mpeplcincn @cicbe
ltntcrtitrI rHIIri3otttion." hiernit hurh SIC
NriiiiOuno ciucS ncllcl Nbfhnittcs hinicr 9(bs
'hrttt l33 a~menbirt mir Scr ais ghiduitt
t&3 Y " Humn'rrlrct lit mo Der ME ioIGt
90i4nitt l33. Y }Rern &crbrc6Cn.
gbnuolbntcn ODER 9~CrOebcu an oocr bel scr
tSrcl}s nocr ShetNelinte iniidjcn bct Counties
m otc'cnl Stantc nner 'cbr ltnbe hnhct h%cp11act
merhcl. obcr Inn bic ydNr ether iultrft @rc18-
MADDEN, in ,rcIhrm Gmlpth, mas &erbrcdben be-
nn1Ncn mllrSc ,huutI inG mac Goliittn. hoS III,
Cru .,{lttanttttpp oltrfh ole GtofettlnQ BON
Shritter tiir. bic ScrhGftllto ntlh Rro{eiiiruna
hea Y'crhrctbrrS j%crortif. Surisnittiun fir cris
ninrtIc &eriolouflo baden, mn in ioIthcn Gdlct
tnl Der Gtndt MIR nchNlttl luersrii, Die in Der
'1nfnrWatIn1, benz SnttDefebG oper Der Nufloqc
nnoentheit"tt @rrirhtobarfcit At %etnhltrcn hurd,
ben NcipCtS, bnh has AerhrcCbet ihb nnT obcr
trun, ii! Rem Scr 9'cr6tedbcr ~nru8cfiirt miro.
nhCr cai sic 2nac Der Nreu5Itutc 70 inor,utfi
IT ltnt &c S'neffclbGft 31t MADDEN, In pcItbcm
Gonrtn bas Scrbrcrhcu heNnnacn muroe.
hoi Ntctc sIfte hom Gatltnt ibrcr Stnnabme ii
Nrnfi iretc, .~'
Ncit1iiqt an" &. 9npriI 1908.
Muffin Z. Grnthcre, .
ao1eip0 q atih S''''"'"''
. .1,u. Rr1iioert 0rS SctotS.
".st ''oprIcSbScr Ses ccIeentcn6anrcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-01
Hiiidten bcs Guntrpfrurs.

Gapitcf 400.
Sine Nttc. ocn Nbiduitt o oeo Nrtitcls ta scs
Guoer he's Scffcuttiftcu Nagemcincn McjeBe,
5itcl n0oniroltar." ~ iniserrnirn uno bic
ielbc ncG aG5Euebmcu.
Ibfdnitt /, - Sci cS bon Der qeaisiatitr
non MlnrhIonh %nerfiiai. hat stbfhuitt % oes
meiuen @eiefc. Ittel .eontroIeilr." biertnit
ipiocrrrien tei rto nit ENHANCEMENT Heit nns
oettnntuei, lit.
sbfdnitt o. Gr fpu iuner6alb Scbn Soeert
mad Dem criten Niiitmob i'm SanIiar zines
ieoci Sabres Der 2eaislnthr. penn in Sittna.
nhcr bent @olibcrlenr, fuenn Die aeaislntnr
nidt in Sitiina NJ eincn bolen Ncribt iiber
bic SnnhS ltlth @ilfiirite hes StnGics e~rifuttetl
unn fiber bic nffentIifen Ii1saaben, pibrenh
heS nit Dem hurheroehenhen so. Septent6er su
@noe e%ehenhef ,fsisfalinhres: or iea ppu' ieeer
Netrdae n%itfiibreH' unn Sen 4sped fit hpeIrhen
icnc NItaGnbe ueuiad,t mnrhe, mn hen asainei1.
bic sSohniia uno offisieTfen gbatnfter her Rers
foncn. pun benen rsditduoige @etrIge fduia