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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Automobiles, Scholarships and Many vaca-
tiOn Outings TO Be Given
Finest Prizes Ever Offered by Newspaper
Are Open to Energetic Contestants

fully equipped with gas lamps and tools
Is worth $3.50. These cars are hand
some and have a high reputation among
auto dealers that is borne out by the
excellent service this car has given its
users. The Tourist make of cars also
has unique distinction In having Al
races out of A in which they were
every use and will be awarded to the
contestants having the greatest num-
Der of votes in each of the three sub
districts after the grand prize, the
winton Six-Teen-Six, has been given.
TEN DAY VACATION TRIPS
Perhaps you do not desire an auto
mobile. wouldn't know what to do
with it IL you had it. But you are tired
and worn out with your years work or
desire a change of scene to rest you for
fresh endeavors in your sphere Of life.
For such as these The Call offers a
vacation trip in luxury. 10 day outing
with every expense paid You do not
go second class as The Calls guest;
every appointment will be first class in
all particulars, from berth in a Pull
man car with meals in the diner to the
luxuries OF Hotel del Coronado, to visit
which thousands of tourists cross the
continent every year. This hotel is ia
nous all over the world. 1t is situated
on San Diego bay in the most equable
climate in California-that is to say
the world-and to be guest within it's
doors is TO enjoy all the luxuries that
skilled management and .unexcelled
cuisine can afford. One OF these trips
will be awarded in each OF the 81 sub
districts into which the contest is di-
vided and the 81 winners Will have an
outing de luxe as the guests of The
Call.
THIRTY-oNE oPPoRTUNITIEs
The Call also offers 81 persons a
chance to change their occupations and
make themselves successful, for educa-
tion is the key to success. Rightly ap-
piled knowledge will put you among
the great men and women Of the world.
instead OF leaving you among the mil
lions who see nothing ahead but the
days distasteful labor Here are the
scholarships; look over the list, see
what fits your need and then start your
efforts to attain that which you desire.
Only a few weeks work and you can
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

above all the close personal super
vision that must be given the work of
each student that enters this school for
instruction. Those contemplating pro-
life. entering the departments
of law or medicine, are enabled TO
specialize long before they reach the
university, and form habits of study
which save them half the work when
they enter the higher school. Two
scholarships, valued at $500 each, are
offered in this excellent school, whose
greatest recommendation is the favor
with which its graduates are looked
upon by the professors in the uni
versity.
LEARN DRAMATIC ACTION
Ordinarily no connection is seen be-
tween the pulpit and the stage, yet
here is a school which qualities both
preachers and actors to rise in their
professions. Jenne Morrow Long has
specialized not only voice culture,
oratorical proportions, but also in dra-
matte action. which makes the actor.
Graduates from this school are in a
position to enter upon the stage with a
full appreciation of what acting really
is. Not only that, but by taking minor
parts in professional productions they
have gained training that has formed
part of every professional actors ca
reer, the intimate association with the
stage and it's workings. One scholar
ship In this school valued at $500 Is
offered contestants.
SMELLS SEMINARY FOR GIRLS
Training true womanhood from the
cradle to entrance into the university
is the work of the Smell school
Courses In this school begin with the
kindergarten department and end with
entrance into the state university or
any of the eastern schools, sucn as
Wellesey, vassar. Bryn Mawr or Noun,
Holyoke, without examination. In the
governments of the house the best fea-
lures of a cheerful, refined home are
preserved, and the gracious courtesy OF
good breeding must be maintained by
every student. This scholarship, val
ued at $780, is equivalent to the full
four years course in this excellen,
school.
QUALIFY As AN ENGINEER
Men who realize the value of time
will appreciate the Van der Nailler
school of practical engineering. Would
you qualify for the highest paid posi-
tions In the world? This school offers
you the necessary knowledge not only
IN the laboratory and the classroom
but in the field as we'll Furthermore
no time Is lost. Every study is q
means to an end, and courses are ar
ranged to send the student quickly
into his life's work with the most per-
feet practical and theoretical equip
ment that the instruction of special
lists cah give. One course valued al
$3.50 Is offered in this school, where
theory is most perfectly Joined to
practice.
STUDY VOCAL MUSIC
In no branch of human endeavor
does the pupil follow more closely the
method OF his instructor, as in vocal
music. To the ability of their teach
ers can we trace the success of the
most famous operate singers of the
day. With this fact in view a scholar
ship IN the school of A. ]. Purnell viii
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

The most magnificent prizes ever
offered by a newspaper are those
which The Call will award June Is
to those VINO stand highest in the vot-
ing contest which has been running
10 weeks. With only three weeks
remaining all who are entered
should read over this list of prizes to
know what they are working for.
These prizes include an automobile
worth $3.50, three touring cars worth
$3.50 each, 81 scholarships in the
finest schools on the Pacific coast and
as many vacation outings to Hotel del
Coronado with every expense Of q 10
day trip paid by The Call.
At the top Of the list stands the
winton Six-Teen-Six. the finest car
made in America bar none. This is the
exclusive car for 1908. 1t has a six
cylinder engine and is one OF the most
powerful cars on the market. With
this car one can transport seven pas
sengers at a 60 mile gait or can thread
the traffic OF the down town streets
with the engine OF the car ready TO re-
spond to the slightest touch of the driv-
er's hand. To see such a car is to
covet ii and 70 have a chance TO earn
this finest automobile in the 1908 list
is enough to warrant working IS years
instead OF as many weeks. This car,
equipped with top, acetylene gas lamps
shining brass work and every acces-
sorry, including a full kit of tools. is a
prize worthy any ones ambition. and
viii be given fully equipped for the
road to the one standing highest in the
contest June Is.
THREE TOURIST CARS
The contest is divided into thres
grand prize districts, which have
bond OF union in the winton car, fol
which all are competing. In order
that all sections Of The Calls circula.
tion field shall have prize worthy the
endesvor of contestants three Tourist
cars also are offered. one to be awarded
the person standing highest in each oil
the grand prize districts after the Win
ton car has been awarded
The Call decided upon the Tourist
auto as the most popular Of moderate
priced cars. and one which gives g
pound OF value for every pound OF
weight. The model K Of this make
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

put yourself on the path to success.
VIII you make the effort? Here is your
reward:
FOUR YEAR COLLEGE COURSE
Among the scholarships that The Call
offers the most valuable in point of
money is that in the Dominican college
of San Rafael, where a four years
course In music and literature is Of
fered. This scholarship is valued at
$1,000 and is the finest prize ever Of
fered in similar contest. Founded in
1850. this school numbers among it's
graduates members of the most promi
nent families In this state. The sraeu-
ate from this school is enabled to take
a position in the world such as is Of
fered only to the graduates of the
famous finishing schools in the east and
in Europe. Every branch of the cur
riculum is in charge of an expert
Graduates of this school are excellent
ly equipped in every subject that the
modern college teaches. Great atten-
ton has been paid to music. including
vocal and instrumental, and no better
place can be found to gain a thorough
knowledge of the piano or any OF the
stringed instruments, while the work
of the graduates of the vocal depart
ment is too well known to need spe-
cial comment. This scholarship will be
awarded to the young woman standing
highest in the contest next to the win
ners of the automobiles.
Two scholarships are offered from
the Sacred Heart college OF San Fran
cisco in the literary department. No
school in the state has a finer reputa-
tion for a thoroughness of work and
high standing of its graduates than
the school known as the Christian
Brothers college located in Fell street
near Fillmore. This college has I'VE
departments and is intended to furnish
complete education from the higher
grammar grades through four years
college course, including literature,
science and the arts, qualifying the
students for the bachelors degree. The
graduates of this school are thorough
ly grounded in all that goes to make
up the educated Elan. Too great stress
cannot be laid upon the excellent moral
atmosphere of this school. Its pro-
fessors are men who have made edu-
cation their life work, and give the
best that is in them to every student.
Personal contact with these men in the
classroom and out is an excellent edu-
cation in itself. Each of these scholar
ships is valued at $500.
LYCEUM PREPARATORY SCHOOL
If San Francisco has one unique
school it certainly is the Lyceum. To
take graduates from the tenth grade
of the grammar school and in four
years put them in a position to enter
the state university or Stanford is GER
gol1 cbo
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
LYCEUM PREPARATORY SCHOOL

If San Francisco has one unique
school it certainly is the Lyceum. To
of the grammar school and in four
years put them in a position to enter
the state university or Stanford is GER
tainly a ma agnifcent work and shows
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
STUDY VOCAL MUSIC

In no branch of human endeavor
does the pupil follow more closely the
method OF his instructor, as in vocal
music. To the ability of their teach
ers can we trace the success of the
most famous operatic singers of the
day. With this fact in view scholar
ship IN the school of A. J. Purnell will
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNI

scrphons will net you twice as many votes nov
ever before
U No better chance to increase your standing
be given during the remaining weeks Of the con
q The time is short You must use every efo
gain the greatest possible number Of votes before
offer ends
q 1t gives an absolutely equal chance to all, SO
in your best hicks and raise your standing while
offer is in force
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Schedule Of Votes During Double Vote Offer

l Months Subscription daily
3 Months Subscription daily
6 Months Subscription daily
1 Years Subscription (daily) J..
2 Years Subscription DAILY.
5 Years Subscription daily.
l Years Subscription (weekly)
2 Years Subscription (weekly)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

tungcn ongcIcgte anpital Oiclcr SIT
ouitric'n ul0 @cihditc lit lucrtbloler
Eli1nocr mo IN b6bcrcm WtoBc per
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bcn miiiicu. Ncitcbt filr utlcre Nld).
fer 3ucicrlci NCd)t, Gins fir &ublcn7
@orunc unO acknowledgements
un0 Gin ollOcrcs fiir Die @ctr0nfc.
Sn0uItric? @oben bic Stooten oo8
Ncd]t, @cictc 81 MADDEN, Die gcgelt
bcn Ioro0rop6cn ser 9utocSpcrioi-
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collfiSfotorildc 0clcb9ebung oltrd
ridtcrlideS llrtbcil ionttionircn?, 3n
Scr Scpburu.&lauicl ltcbt Die Gnt'
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nod aus. 9cItGtigt OicicS Die @nt-
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Fbilooclpbio, Damn loatcn oltd Ole
prohibitions. @cictc pom Obcr,9ut-
bes9eri6t olf ibrcGcrfoiiungSmGbigs
felt unO 0iiltigfcit gcprilit perOcn.
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8efauHtmahnnaen
YRreau ocS Observation-Disclosures.
MatbIluES,

waltz III c, 2. september l10S.
90 bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oct
Stnbt @aIto; in geietIi0 oorgcibrichener 2Seife
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Die sueefprpdenen Gntidioignneen l~lntoitcn
lllo g8eriberbtbnn9en iilr Die Gonbcmtir lln9 II.
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fcite bon aenleopsSane. nebit ben oaraui bes
6iiaIiCben cnbgiiltigel llth Derbciiertelt %crflireIl.
ben 9sliren in Selndbbeit bet 8ortdrtttcn oes
SiuotsGbarters utlo Oct am 8. gltdt 1907 INTER-
Seidneien SerOronung ytr. pa pes MiaOors
mn Siaoiratbes bon Baltimore bel mir blnter'
le9t baben,
Neridt mn FIdue dui oicfe &Seiie IN biefem
Niirenu %6intcrlegt nprocn Iiub lno bab Der
WinOur urlo Stuoiratb bon Baltimore, ODER irs
6cno cine Ecrion ODER Yerioncll, oheE cine peer
mebr 9urpnratiunen. bic NIT Der gertbetluna
Der bprbelauntei gntiddhiBurGen ODER SSertbs
erbbbun9cn ln5utrtc6er ltno, tnnerbal6 breisi9
benz erftcl 1age bcr bon mir alsaegnngenelt
&crbfieIitIiduna biefcr 9pti6, ihriftlit bagc9ell
an bd5 Baltimore Sinoacribi nppeliren lno
has %befaate Geritt criubcl ntbgcI', %oiefelben
5l reoioireIt.
Z. Sclcil 5bpmns,
(Scpt3, 0, 1929 StaotsJteaiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
9areau oes Observation-Disclosures.

NnItll M &c TO. Sepfentbct 100S.
Mlcr oarut iutcrcfitrtcn FcrioncIt miro bier
nit 9iuhribt crtbcilt. .ouS Der Siuota Snacnicir
am o. Scptember 1908, mic cs hlrh ocl sIbs
ibnitt 81 &. striiicl IS. pcs Baltimore Stnotz
Gnbcr bon 1898 %pcrlan9t miro. Den 'crflircnoet
EfIniteru1a Der Griuat.9lncp, 5iuiifcn Nipple.
tom. uno Wpnrpc.S trnhc, NIB uum Meitluuuo-
Mucnuc bis GrcsbnrH. SirnRc ~laricno, in bieicul
WilrculI b~interle9t bat.
vile pdpon bCriibrten Y~crionell iinb bered.
ti0t, initerbuIb 30 Suncn. bonn Sailtm hieier
9iotiS an, i'm Baltimore Stuotacrl6t 'hurh
ihriitIi6 cingerci6te Ectition ba8e9eil 5u appel
lireIl.
Z. Scpcn Thumas..
(ScptiO, 7,2i,Sft1) Sta6isJiegiitratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Tcpnrtcmrnt fir 1ficntlide Vauteu. Cubic
partemeut ocs Staot'S ngcnicurs.
baltimore. ben o. Septettber 1908.
AZ, Nfu, A;n ~ -..at

6icrrtit mirb in llebcreiniiinlninng nit ben
Ibf6nittcn Sc y mn SO y pcs Charters hcr
StGot Baltimore befanrt Gc9ebelt. b1b i'd Ind
gieupflniierung nit monerncm WiatcrinI BON
9torib, %glberlte, bon Der Sttieite bon 9Sdibilgz
tou.Strube bis 6ur ~SSciticite bon 6uDs Strabc,
bcatlnen meroe.
vile Gerionen mo Gorporntioneu iperbcn
hcsbuIb hermit nui9cforoert, Grlaubnibfdeiile
fir alc Nrbcitcft At crlali9cn uno %oieielhct
Dor ocur -. Sliobcr 1908 III bcenoiget, Die III
iracno ciner gSeiic bic Nnf9rnbIil9 obcr Iufs
reihune ~bciagter nbct acItalnicr slpcniie pocr
cincs Sbeiles 6~crIelhcn noiblpenhi9 rlndDcn,
iuenn bicic gepfIaitcrt noer men 9eplldfiert 1T.
y. z. Scnoal,
(Scpt0 1G, %, 30) Stuots Sngcniellr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Charles M. 3~icnlcr.

IS itnrb am 10. Scpteinbcr 1908. ri llbr
Mprgcne. Charles u. 3ieglcr i'm 9llter bon
- 9nbrclt. 3 Wonatet littb . Sugcr. g~clicbter
guttc Der pcrftorbcnen Gmilie 3ic4ler. Sic
Nceroi9ing fitoCt Srritag, ben IS. Septtntbcr,
g,udnlitta0S 3 llbr, bon ieincr lSubnilltG, Nr.
17i7. NorbsGnDs Strabc, ans itutt.
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Iigft cppircu.) %(260--2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Tnrhnrn Mnfna.

IS fiarb am 10. September 1908 in tbrcr
2ScbHun9, 9ir. 1l43, gioroa9drroItoI. HloCnuc,
barbara q. Hbdns, Satin oce pcritorhcnclt
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gems bon Ser ubci acnunntcn 9SpbnuIna aus
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ten GmpfdnDnib. no Inn 9llbr cine ieirrIidc
Gicgllien1.0o9inciie %ecIebrirt pirb. 9cttctrng
nuf Dem 81. GrlDicrs 6ricobuie. Scrpanote
iilo 5rcunbc iino adtlngspoa ein9cIaocn.
(11D-Dm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
WNnll Ccnhpff.

&c Itorb am 10. Septembcr 1908 Moan, 2cns
Bpff In icincm II. 2eberSiabre in Der gSobuing
fcincr Sudtcr. 1ruu Gbns. Gut, &untiltors glpc.
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nm 10 llbr cine Reouicrlineiie iiir feline SecIells
rilbs ncicict miro. NM burn nIl bent ct. So
fCnbSz SriCnhpfC" fiutt, (260-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
SdmlrYnscigcn
MarDlanO Saubitnmmen : Sdnle

Sas etnunbbier6igfte GemcItcr Der ,9iarg.
Inno Sanbitnmnen. Sdjnie" be9innt an 16.
September. giidt fcfterinuif6. Sir nIe pctbeu
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ocmiibe 6dder; 1oft, 2ueis rno llntcrritt
5reberid. Wab. (SuIi30-Gept10 SoSaWio)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Iono bat iih IN Ggpptm icit 1882
bdll9lid) cillgerid)tet, l1H0 mann Bate
England cincn 9c'it o%nflCgcbtn Den
cs cinn1ol ais ',ulc Gcltc crodtet?
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IN Der 2uft.
Bon SEN @IGu6igern Ser
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ncltc N%ttrGgc oltf MISUNDERSTANDING
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neutrality-suspicious. morbcn. "a bic
Frin5cilin CUR 3eit in Gcittidloll0
mcilt, no lie nod ais g%ciitcSfronf gilt,
miro bcm Sdidinl ser 9(ntrdgc nit
beloll0crclt Slltcrtlc cllt9c9clt 9ele-
ben.
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iGbrige Eorteitog Ger ocutihcn so.
5ioliitcn croffnet morocl. SIS miro
BORT bcib bcrgebcn, bonn bic iiibOeut.
idcn So5iol0emofrotcn babcn Itb
ourd) 3uitinmung Der 9uONetbciuilli.
Nltn9en Den Corn Ocs Forteiporltol1.
Oes 5ltgc5o0cL ser Ole io3iolOcmofrn.
tiid)c 3litimmltn0 ST Ocn Budgets
perbotcn bottc. Cine Ncpoltc Gc01lt
Eortaibcidlillic lit bei Ocn So5ioloc.
mofrotcn i~cltell. 9(bcr iHIitbli6 miro
Die Sod)c lpicbcr cingcrcnft mcrotn.
3ll cincm @rld 5lpiId)cn Der So5iol.
Democratic OcS NorbenS unO ocS
Sil6cnS fonlnlt CO nidyt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
". q. .Nnrin.

IS itnrb in ifiucp R~2ebgpns, Yr. 31Q4, Gpcr.
". -. 0orig, .ggIiebtcp 9qtte Der peritorbcncn
glnnu lurig, III tcircin 50. Gebeltslhbrc. Sic
NcerbiglnN finoet nn SpgneriteaI ri Ftbnriitaas
nm k8 llGr, bbit Truutrbnuff dt5 'uuf ber
y Grub 3ib1r rgqmctarn" Hat, uryG ,
Bic traucrlbcl Sitter6ticbcncr.
(1GO-n I-,rIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
2Narpfano Optical College.

Serbiifemcfter bnsiniit an 9. Gsptclnber 1908.
@icot praitif6en 9urs in Der optifhen gBifiens
fbaft.
man, Eetan, Gr. 7f6, gSeitsSnnetiesS trabe, ooer
Srn. &. e. @unaturor, Seirctdr, CIR. 400. Gal'
bert.@ui.otna. (Ilg26, 1WlD
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yDrrafnc.

Winlcriif. - Yariurtig. - Sriebltf.
@citlib bon Wulbrpof cine mo cine babe
Meile. Wiolnt SpuD.gSngauus ullo porrltlle'
Nn1GonS bircft his 5lim @ilpang. Rctoe Ies
lepbolic. Gtaois9siireau i'm SipelieH SIur brs
%.llnion 1ruitsScbduoss." 6baries. nnb Tahcttc.
StruBc. (Diat4, 1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

mems Nn. IS. Greene. Yer llelle Se-
Iiber bcnuftrugtc StncollL Der be-
tnnntlid) NOnofot mar, init clI1cr ST
Observation-Disclosures, Ocrcn Ncilltot mar,
roB Die 6irmo 2incoln II. Ncrrp oltd)
ooS uripriinglih NooforOid)c Mbl5'
fen = @eidGit iibcrnabm. No2 8cs
idGft 0ing nid)t bcionocra mo I'M
Griibiubr 1888 b1i6lolien Sincoln II.
Nerru oltBcroenl nod cine Sdpernc
cin5uridten. Sic bctreiienoc Htccr5
mllr0c an g.. MGr5 I'M County 3 Sc
rid)t pom Sultgan1on = County olta=
0cItsut uno guar lpieberum inl Nos
men Don Sil1coln mo 8crrp. Die "a.
rerne mrtrbe inoclicn nie croffnet,
rcnn in5mii6cn bottcn Hincoln Ii.
0Crrp nit 0cn @ebrilocrn Srcnt In.
tcrbanolungcn on9etniipit, Die III e.
nent Gerfollf ibrcs gciommten Sc
id)1ftes rciultirtcn. glQca oaS lino
hiItoriid beglolbi9tc Sbotlodcn, nno
ilc belpciien, bob bic IrobibitioniIten
ciniod) Die qcidid)tlid)c @ubrDcit fols
ifen, lucnn iic Mbrobnm Siucoln ais
ibren @ciinnun0s9cnoiicn Reliant.
rem. (Wtilp. @crmlunin.)
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,@crmnuia. Guac 9,r. 100,

~ j, d u. Wi,
Sic Nriibcr ocr Yoge meroell it6 am Conner.
itns, ben Il. September, 1 ubr 9iG6miiiGG3,
int lenlpcl ncrIanmCIn, nm Dem NcArdbriiic
llllicrce Nrubcrs slinlciiter u. ~. 6nrig bcts
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81. Z. shutsr. II. ~.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Nrnio Hibne Eemetern,

Scr tbeale Srieobuf uon Baltimore, nabc
Yiicsoiue. I3pei elefirif6e Babn.9inier NIB
8imlico.NnuIcparb brett Jun. .Srieobot. gue
S StatS''' Ssrla antt'i be mellen eS1nsu aat eIs,s.
Siiteau: Hr. III, Vprb.Gbnnes-GtraRe Beioe
Ieleptrne. (NprtI28-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Baltimore Cemetery.

Shrcnu: Srnnflin.glo., Baltimore. \. HurtbItr.
ge9ribuibpllee 6unl Scrfnuf = bon $25 at,
nit M'urmorpfoiteit abgearcn8t $35. Bidb
lir bier Srnbcr. Srcic Senubun9 Der 0apcue
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Suni16, 10
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Quu0pu=Ynrf=Scmctcrn.

Snrcnt: Nj. II, Sch' Satatu9nsS fraRe, NM
6anpt.Ginanng: Sreoerid. Jipat.
@eardbnibpldte bon $25 an nrter heftdnot9er
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ipcrben i'm 2rcibbnuS nIR SanptsGiraara 9e'
iurhcr. Infer ggent pirb, ipenn ecipiinitt,
pprfprcbcn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Spbn Ser,uig e Sobn,
2cihcnbctatter nuS Gtn5aIiamtrer,

Or. zoos, Grleans.strahe.
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Wir BADEN in unierer Ianeeit SefbdftspraIis
grni lno 9icit %bceroigt. Sito NIT 9erin9em
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tsrt fir &nt5ciien, llnterbaltunsen nnS anocre
8clcucrbeiien. peiee Ie.cpbpne. (Miai2S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Sic Sun -G gppter baben
III Sonbon 9cgen bic ouucrnbc Gift.
potion GAppten's ourd) Gnglnnb pro-
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engliidlen Sriippen 5ilriid 81 5iebc,.
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
Making Electrical Engineers.

In the great shops Of a well-known
electrical company are some 300
young men, clad in workmen's gar
lnents, assembling small apparatus
and testing dynamos, transformers,
railway motors and lighting appliances
OF every description.
These men have come from uni
yersities, colleges and technical
schools, not only in this country, but
in all quarters of the civilized world
And they are supplementing the the
ories upon which they have spent
years Of study with the admirable
practice to be obtained in the finely.
equipped shops and the variety of ap-
paratus manufactured. - Scientific
American.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

there are 61,19S public schools in Ger
many, attended by s,77s,356 pupils, or
"a per cent. of all German children Of
school age, leaving only six per cent.
Of all other schools, including home
training. Since 1901 the school attend
ance shows an increase of 81 per cent
During the same time male teachers
show an increase Of 10.6 per cent. and
female teachers an increase of 3O5 per
cent. The annual average cost ler
pupil for public school education has
increased from $1l.20 in 1901 to $12.s6
in 1906. The average number of pu-
pills to each teacher was IS in 1905,
some having as high as S5 pupils and
others as low as 33.