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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Siinf5cbu &crlcttc.

|
Ter 9cobodtunQS Noqgon cincs
Sbnea5ugea ser Baltimore
Sbio.Nobn" nnbc @orrett, ga,
cnt0leiit lm6 cine 96ihrng BIN.
inter geroGt. %icr @oltimorer
inter ocl1 @crlcBtcn.
Nier 0uItimorCr mo on6cre Eer4
loncn Gus pcrihic0Cncn &onotbeilcn
lpuroc oeitern Morqcn Is Wtinutcn
nod If ltbr bel ci1cm G|iienbobnlun.
roll, nnbe Burrctt, IA, aitf Der Dol
tlmorc > Ohio Nubn" perlebt. Ser
9%eobo6tungs . Nua1on entglciitc
noIclbit ans unbcfomter llriadc uno
rOIlte cine iteile Y0itJutg binab. Gle
rerlngIiidtcn @oltimorer iino:
Scrr 66orlcs NoHcnOorp, Supcrin.
tcn0cnt Der 6irmo Soel @utmon uno
So, INTO Nrgent Oc9 NopnI 2lrcomIm.
Ncrr Sogcnoorp, mcIder in Nr. PIG,
Bolton Ibenue, mobnt, erlitt Der.
lebungcn am Gopf un6 on 6en BEL
Den GQenbo9en, iouic @autobihiir.
iun9cu.
@err 5. s. MicGobu &oit. Snipcttor
Der Baltimore . Ohio = 9nbu,"
Iciftc &erlctungcr an Der einen
Son6.
Scrr q. g. Omeu bon Nr. 1900,
98cit6 oDettc-S troBc, Sollto6ihiir.
Iltngen oil Ben SduItcrn.
3rou ". q. Swen BON Nr. 1900,
Melt' 6aDetteitroBe, id)limme 8outobs
ldiirillngcn an pcrihicOcnen &Grpcr.
tbciIcn lnb ncrpoic GrihiitterumQ.
Die iibriqcn Ncrlebtcn, mcId)c
Ocnl Bulletin ser Baltimore Ohio.
@obn" nur Soutabid)iiriungen uuo
Icid)te @un0en crlitten limo:
&. Smeenep, Nr. 70, Samnlono-
itroBe, Sort Sorpi3, N,,0.
SomcS Sane, Nr. GG, Sammono.
ltraBc, Sort SorpiS, N..9.
@. Wf. Sobnitor, Gonneu5piac.
Fn.
g. U. SANFORD, ga Grange SQS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

riiierL 10 ooB bic iibrigen @og0ons
nift pon Dem llnfoa beriibrt wllr.
ben"
Ter llrfoa trltg lid an einer idor.
fen 9iegung 81, lp1bren0 Ser BUG
nit elmer ShncQigfeit pom enter
Ncile pro Minttc iubr. Ter Iosgez
trennte WdGgon rpQte eiren i%teIlel
Siigel 6ino6. IerieIhe mar elmer DER
populGritcn I'M 3uac mn mar tidt
nit EaIiu9icrcn bcieBt, Die inter en-
ncm Sdnbooh nuf Ser Fiuttiornl
oui 6cl0itiiblen ioben.
Aue baltimore, Delhe iif AM ocm
llngIiid85uge b%eiunOen iino bereit3
lpieber nad bier 3urtidgcfebrt. 9te
einjige idJmer uerlebte EeriOu bon
OcrieIben lit 6rau ODens BON Hr,
1900, @eit-6 apctteitrnBe, peIhe ei.
nen 9rlh OeS SdliiiielbeitS erlitt
rnO OorIGltiig 6nS 9ett bitten mub.
Rad Nuaiage OeS 2Ir5teS ieOo6, Der
iic gcIteru N6en0 nod 6eiudtc, lit
ibr 3uItan0 in feiner Meiie belorgs
niBerregen0. Sr. CmenS fam nit
Saitablhiirflmgen mo Ieiftelt
SHnittpumoen Oapon. Nod gliid.
Iihcr mar Sr. GborlcS &ogenoorp,
ser alBcr Dem S6refen MIR Elm paar
blultc 6Iede 5l beflogcn bat. Gr mar
gcltern NbenO bereits i'm StanOe, lid
uod) Dem SnuptQllorticr oe3 ,&opaI
Nrcnnum . SrOcn9" 81 bcgeben. Gin
Sobn 6eiiclben crjGbltc cinem 9e.
ridJtcritattcr Oicier 3eitung BON elmer
Sccnc bel Dem ltuina, Die inn fem
Gotcr gcihiI0crt. Giner Ser 6abr.
quite beinno iih bel Dem 3uInmmen-
itoB nerobc i'm loiletteraum. Nl5
CT 0eniclbcn ~pcrloIIen mpate, iuuo or,
COB Die Gbiirc iih niht 0iinen lieB,
IS bIieb ibm ni6t@ iibrig, ais Sic
6enlteri heibe Cin5uihlagen, nm oui
hiCiem @ege ms 6reie 81 ~gelungen.
Tod mer beidrcibt ieinen Shreden,
els er iub, OaB icner GbeiI oeS @og.
Gon8 1ern0e iiber einem Nbgrun0e
ifmebte, pobin 6erielbe bon Dem
NnprnQ gcidleuoert mar. IS blieb
sen EaiioGiereu nihtS ii6rig, ais in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

Warion 8iooeeS, Nr. 31S, 3. Stro.
&c, NSpinmoI, Ha.
s. e. &ellp, @riitol, ga.
s. g. Yiooic. Worine.G cpartement,
Wofbirgton, 9. &.
Sron W. $. NAB Ct. Ioiepb,
Did.
5rou s. ", Cline. Golcrp Eo.
3rou Z. g. 9renole, So9erStoipr,
Worplnnb.
2lopo 9rcnole. SagerStopn, Wfb.
Den crlten bier ci~ngeloifencn @cz
ridien 5lliolgc iolten brei Der Ser.
ungliidtcn tGotIihe 8%erlesungcn Ell.
litten baben. Gieie Nadrid)t murbe
Ioiort BON Den 9earltcn Der Giicn.
babn. @elcaiHnit IN Abrebe Qcitea',
Sn Dem 0emcnti bieb es. bob feinet
Der Noiiogicrc gefdbrlih pcrlcbt Jet.
Gle meiitcn ser Yerungliidten Bile.
bcn o,lf benz 3ug inb ilbren ibrcn
9~eitimmlungSorten 81. Ter BUG mar
INN 1a5 llbr bier idaia, trof inbeiicu
in Solgc ocS l~lnfalles crit UNI 1a7
llbr inn Gomocn-9 obnbof elm.
am Sd)limmiten lit pieIleiht Sr.
Srunf Siueenep perlett. iueGber nod
Dem Cumberland .Spipital gehroht
muroe.
Sr. GborlcS Soeenoorp u1o Sr.
NIeranoer g. SnenS febrten 5niom.
men nit Or. u. g2. Wc@onohie bon
Nr. S05, NorO CHARLES StruBe, Dem
Supreme ReprGientunten ocS Sma.
tcs MorplonO. bon Der IN Chicago
itattacbobten Situng bes "Hnpol ar-
conlIm" 5uriid. sic batten iid am
Iienltog Dor elmer @od)e nod Obi
cago begeben.
llebcr Den llnfoI lieben lid Die
@ertrctcr Ger Baltimore bio'Giien-
balm" nie foIgt aus:
sc NOR zines iener Gorfommniiit.
fiir lpcld)c man feline Grfldrung bat.
Ger llniou fam ourd Den 9rld) Ell.
mes HooeS oocr oas Hadlgeben elmer
Sdiene perllriod)t morben iein. Ser
9eobotltungS @aegon, pelder be-
fanntlih ser lebte oes 3uges lit,
muroe pl6bIid) pom @elciie abac.
idleuoert, nobel pic 9uppeln ent3mcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
yTrcunbidnftS = 9nno CIR. T."
Ynsflng-Sonntn9-31. Mai.
Mcbcr's Yarf. ..... SarforbsH uao
Tniang = llbr HadmittasS.
G5h

@onhtc lid gegen sic
GricbcnSiti fterin. = @egen
tbdtliden TngriiiS olti 6rou &otic
2pnd, bon Rr. 1896, 2igbtitroBe,
mlrbc Der 33 iGbrige Sod, Gmil
Shipper, Elm Gcutiher, pelher NIT
ieiner @ottin ebenfouS in gcnonntenl
Soille mobnt, in Der iiiolid)en Eolis
5eiltation 0urd) Nid)tcr 9epiS 5l 80
Tngen @ei0ngniB unb $40 Stroic II.
Soften pcrurtheilt. Sod bcn 3eii9cn'
ouSIogen bate auippcr nod eincnl
&ortltrcit oui ieine Sralt eingeid)la-
gen mo Srau Spnd) pcriud)te, Die
sGrtlid)cn @ottcn olSeinonber 81
'trin9cn. Shipper penoete lid) oo-
rolli gcgcn Srou 9pnb unb padte tic
am Suls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Sonntags=G
u1 SaS berbreitetife
beatide Spmntagsblatt 1T W,arDlanb.

-JnPaltlid1 Don feiner aneereu 5eitun9 in Baltimore
'4av aalm' ibertrofen.
Inter Sca bemerfenSwcrtbcien Nrthelu bciiuocn lid, oEilser'
inbrt brS Srntidcu r6mHdr fatbOfidru Gcntrnl. @crcius BON 0orS.
Nmcrifa," THrit SHlom in iriner 6Guslidfet," uYQandencr
@ricf"e Guruort SIR gmSitelnnq), ySc Srnn i'm @rofbrtrieb,"
vSdlOR SdGnbrmnn," y.Spbcm5uacrn, Die Ocn @laubeu ucdicln,"
pTranffurtcr @rcf" (Sas giSmnrf. Scnfmal, Degeneration Ses
cmaliden National 81 aratterS," r9aS belize Slnt" CSerimer Sm-
NOR pOr Wcridt).
lntcr Sen GrsGbluusen bcfnbcn ih| Scr 8clbidcin," Bic
Scrbrpdcnc SbcctaKc," uSrngiIdrr ltntcrgang eiHer SamIie,"
,AmS TGrt llrnlpiu's Wcmoiren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Grrcidlt bic idllpndlr SteQc.

Sn Den 9ieriorten ser american
Vrauerei" Iino eririihenoe, itdrfenbe
Gigenlhaften entbnlten, melbe bel
beiBem @etter Die idpad)e Steae er-
reld)en uno bas Spltem nerl beIeben.
DSolace"ii lit cine allentbalben beliebte
Sorte. Site nit 5pei Inseno Bint.
flaid)en ST. 9rauerei 1104-t12s
Siuen-S trabe. ''9el. s. & 9. 1854,
Mo. 149t. ~ ae,ef (151)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

rem, bis lbn bon o1oeren Wtttrellen'
Den Hettlng aebradlt mllr0e.
Serr Sobn &nmmer &C.
it orben. - SIN Nlter bon 50 Sob'
rem lit an Sonneritag Serr Sobn
aonmer in iciner 8obnung, Ger. 725,
Sarlcm : Npenue, aus Dem Sebcn &c.
ific0en. Serr aominer mliroe I'M
Sabre 1919 in Sreuifort, llnteriron-
fen gehorcn unb nnbm oil 0eEt
bclttih.iron50lii6eu arieg tbcil. Dor
30 Sabrcn fam CT nod Mmerifa, mar
% Sabre lang bel Der Sirma $. Son'
reborn mo SO. oils 3uld)neioer be.
id)Gftigt unO g~riinbete Damn iein eige'
mes SGneioergeihGit in Dem Squire,
Nr. G59, observation-disclosures. Gr
mar Wtitglieb Der ~&atboliiden @obls
tbGtigfeits Segion," aud 9eborte CT
Der fatboliid)en ct. Mlpbonius.air.
d)c al. Seit 80 Sobren mar Serr
aommer Mbonnent oeS ,Oeutld)en
Gorreiponocnten." Heben leinerg8itt.
lpe, Srou Cecilia aammer, binterlGBt
er sic ainoer SS. 6reoerid, @iliom,
9tobert unb SbomoS annmer, ioiuie
einen 9ruber, Serrn Hobert &ammer
ilno 5iuei Sd)iueltern, 6rouen Nola
Heinbarbt unb Winnie Stenael. Die
@eeroigung, ipelhe bon Dem 2eifen'
beitotter George ancll geleitet miro,
finoet am Wontug Worgen %9 llhr
ltatt.
@erietb in cinen 9ie.
men d1marm. Sr. Senrp
Germ bon Hobpiue murbe Dor einigen
Sogen bon einem 9ienenihmarm
i~iberiallen, mGbreno er olf ieiner
Sarm arbeitete. Cine ser 9ienen
Itab i'm mebrere Wale brett IN oas
auge. 10 SaB baiiel6e idredIif an-
idipoll. Or. 6. 9. Wacc, Der Saus.
Ir5t oes Srn. aern, 500 iofort Den
Slligenar5t Or. Geo. u. Slenitg gu
Natbe. 9eioe aer5te lino Der Nh.
iift, DAB ons sltserlidt s~erettet mer.
Ben fam. Or. 6lemine iagte, bob
linn nod ME elm berartiger 5aa in
ieiner Graris porgefommen Jet.
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piitSituer etanb ber GIubs.

GonDop. Gapelle TO III III t
mad &iperpicm - IlS Rod-
iolger Don 9iberati'S aapeae, meIdc
i'm 9tipcrpienY Bart ieit beIici Croft.
nllng lpielte uno oeren engagement
nieie @Ohc enbet, fommt Ole Gon,
man &apelle ori orei @oden nad
Dem Forf. QieieIbe lit cine Ser be.
item in Den Der. Staoten. Sic lit
aus ieds5ig Nmerifaneru 3uinmmen.
eeiest uno bat in ibrer @eglcitung
ouBeroem 5cbn S1n1er, in ser Otebr.
3nbl 9amen. Die &opeIlc aiebt ic.
ben Hadmittag mo Nbcno Gon5ertc
uno Sonntaes aud Elm 6riih. Con.
8ert. Seit bns parme @etter cin,
aeieet bat, miro ser Bart ieoen Gag
ron Inuienoen beiudt.
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qOfal6cridJtc ans @aibington.
@rlonqtc $40.

U l u " y " p ".
Wm. Gnrnell, eiil 81 Sabre alter
Mann, nitroe g%citcrn i'm @oIi5eigc.
rift bonn Hid)ter aintboll unter
$1,000 9iirgidaft Dem @eriht5per.
iobren iibermieien, neil er ongeblif
rllrh geiGlidte Noten bon Dem Salt.
mirtb &enrp @oiiermonn bon 3r.
727, I. StrnBe, $50 erlnigt baben
ioll. Die Noten trugen oie Inter.
'driit bon Sobu See, Ir. 1913, %.
Strabc, Siiooit.
Su0Sburger 9eitorben.
Sr. Soiepb SuoS6lrger, Ser ant
Mittmob 9Ibenb BON Dem ipdter
SelbitmorO begebenoen Neger @al.
ter ). 3obnion geihoiien muroe, lit
geitern Worgen I'M n@mcrgencp.So.
ipital" geItorben.
@rtrunfenCr beer0iqt.
0ie 2eiHe OeS am Sonntag am
NorOcnOe Der Giienbobnbriide in oer
Fotomoc gefaaenen 3immermonnes
Charles Sabn mltroe geitern olli Dem
oEroipcct.Sia .6rieoboie" beiaeiebt.
Sic mar am Gonneritog ouigeiunoen
mor0en. Ter Coroner IteQte einen
auf llniaa loutenoen 3o0tenlteiu
aus.
berer Goli3tf Der.
6aftet.
=. Glinger, Elm friibereS Witalieo
Ser Roli5eimad)t, mltroe geitcrn pom
Eoli5etri6ter &imbal ouf ole Pin.
idhIoigung, ongeblid Elm Bud fir
@etten alf Eierocrenuen 81 iiibren,
inter $500 9iirgifait Dem BerittS.
o%erfobren i%ibcrmieien. gr mar am
Gage uorber pom Ieteftio S'Iap
uerbottet moroen.
leberaGren. @ls iih
6rau &1tbe Smith bon Nr. 2tt4,
Cambridge. StraBe, geitern @ormit.
tag nit i6rer iieben Sabre oIten
Sodter 2i55ie nad) Dem ginmode.
@e'fGit bon Soote & 60, Hr. 2O23
bis 2039, AIiceona. StroBe, bcgab.
mlroe Settere bon einen bur6 ,Sobn
G%eDlonoer aelcnften Woaen iiberiab.
rem. gineS Der H1Ser aina Sem
W0Ohen iiber ben linfen Sub, Sen.
lelben lflimm 5erQlletideno. Die
&erlebtc pur0e in ser Imbulon3 oes
Oltli6en 0iitrifts nah Dem st. 80.
iepbS. Soipital" gebrnht.
SIaOin DINER tranf.-Sr.
Sobn Slopin, Gin ipeit iibcr 9olti.
more'S 8ren3en iuobIbefunnter
Sport unb Heitauroteur, liegt IN
ieincr Wubnltng Hr. 1915, 8arf .ape.
me, id)mer oil Wogen uilb Tieren
erfronft, oornieoer, uno eS miro nidt
Gegloltbt, Dob er nit Dem 2cben oo.
Uonfommen miro. SIooin's 3eitoll.
rant bciinbet iid on ser Baltimore,
tobe GiltomitroBe,
Gin gmpiang 5il Gbren pou
&rn. uno 6rau Sobn Wt. @lenn, oie
in 9Gloc permanent nod 9efp- 0orf
5ie6en, miro beitte Nohmittag i'm
3onoom 3immer ser IcGopsSoae
Ser DSobns Sopfins llniueriit1t"
itottfinocn. Gas Grefutip . Gomitc
Ser .6eoeroteo Charities" "pcranItul.
tet ben Gmpiang.
Gie9eII. Complaint ga.
rontirt. = Die iiinipro5entioer
erlte Sppot6ef : S~bIigntionen ser
"Marplono Sclepbon So" CUR @e.
iormtb0be bon 81 100000, oie iid
gum gr0Bten lbeilc i'm 9eiie BON
@%nltirnoreru befinoen, itno bon Ser
"Sell S%elepbon So" bon EennipIpa.
nien %gnrantirt moroen. Die 9ea.
Gompognie erlangte por unaeiGbr
cllem Sabre oie ousihlieBlife Son.
irole ii6er oie nWarpIahb Selepbon
Comp"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

In Gngro2 SpiritIoIcn . S0noler
murbcn 40 2icenjcn ertbeilt. gls Der
obiDen 1obele lit crlihtlid), ooB 10,
gar BET ben Hctnit.@ roccrn Elm NbioQ
5t bcnlcrtcn it, no bon pielen Sri.
ten boS @cgcntbcit eriuortet iuurpc.
Gie 3nbl Der @aitmirtbidoiten lit
I'M 345, Die scr SotclS nm 20, hlc
Der CLUBS INN 1 mno Die Der Spiri.
tllpicn perfouicnoen @%rocerplGben ilIn
flint oeringcr, ais in 1907. Gie Ge.
iummt Nbnobmc 6ctrGgt 81. Gic
Ginnobmc bctrGgt nobcjI cine Wtil.
lion Collars, $500 iiir ieoe 2icen5.
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NcGbeps rinsiass Mttrlier.

@ir baben MIR rim MtsIier in Walti.
more, nnS bas befinoet fidj in Der
Stage IN ebencr Grbe, Nr. 321, Npro'
8ap', naBe Sisb.Str. &inoer.Eto.
tugrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Msenten nnb feline 1reppen 81 iteiseu.
5. SebbeI. 6. Grui, 0eidaftsia5rer.
(315--).
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ShiffSfarfen

bon unb nad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nep' gorf, aaiiitc ooer 3wiiden.
oed. 8ediel, m%isIGnbiid,es @eIo,
ereoitbriefe nno 8elSienSnnsen.
Sbeo. s. 9icner e &c.,
Wr. 217, Cit-Yaltimure. StraSe,
d Dir "st1'
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..Narmpmic.NnfrM

Wr. IA, @eit-5 apctte-s trake, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. 0ortmnaScr nnb
N'drsen'Sier ant 3apf. Diners,
Sonpers a Ia carte. Der Gommer.
sarten jest fir bas Yndlifnm ufieu.
(april1 .1O 8fSu4
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Sbeu. s. Siener e So.

Geutites uno anberes nusIGn6i.
idcS Gels gefauft itnb perfanft.
@eIolenbunaen beiorgt mad 8eutid.
lano, SeItreih, HaBIano II. I. 10.
@ediel ausgelteIt aui ausI1noiite
ganfen. greoitbrieie iito 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
217 Hff.WaIfimprt.Sfruse
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Sic SpiritnOirn r GiccnsCn.

374 lDGniqer Dcrdlt@gobt, ais I'M no'
rigcn Sabre. Gie 3obl Der
GaItpirtbihoitcn NM $40 5uriid
gc0anQen. - Iic Ginnobne uo.
bc}il cine OfiQion Collars.
@citcrn mor Scr lcbte (uQ, an mel
d)cm Siccn5cn iiIr @irtbldo'ten mo
on0crc Wcid0ftc, Ole iiir Ole 3eitOml'
er zines Subrc9 beitinm1t iino, per.
sltagobt murbcn, oa bclltc mcGcn oc3
Observation-Disclosures I0mmtllte
@iircour geihloiicn blcibrn. 9tod)
Dem critcn sunni mcrocn bcfonntlidl
feline ncltcn &iccnlcn ucrou3gobt.
@irtbc, mcId)c cs rmtcrloilcn ia.
ben, lire 9icen6cn III crIonGcm mil
icn Elm bolbc1 &obr mortcn, mdbreno
EerionerL Die in onoercn @eld0it5-
5luciQcn tbutig iinO, ibrc 2iccn5 ond)
ip1tcrbin fir sen @rud)tbcil zines
NuhreS crboItcn t6nnen. Nacrbin85
lucrocn am /. Nopcmbcr nod) &olbt
jobr.2icrI5en fir @irtbe ollaNeitclIt.
NGhitcS Sobr mCrocn inOciicn ole
@elhGitSIcutc g%cSlultn0cn ieiL ibrc
2iccn5en bis gum /. Mlni 5u crlnngen.
Iie nod)foIgeuoc So6ellc ucronidnll.
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217 Df.gaItimort.S trake.
rNdtct anf nnier 0adsthnm.4

@aaaons fir @ai1inston ieSe baIbe
Stunbe anf ben nYunft." Esber in
@aibiugton, nod annnpolis lit es
notbis. ST. 9eben ODER Rutiden gu
mietben.
(Mai15-) s9ie GteftriIde Qinie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

EGie snr @eife in's anslanb BE.
iorst 6. 3aine, Rr. 413, Gf.Yalti.
msreitrafe, nate Gatom Soaie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

3n Den on0crcn 9unocS @rttcr-
@eobnhtun1S Stntionrn mnrocu &c.
itern Die fol9enocn bGditrn 1enpc.
roturen per5eidnet:
GoItport 80, EortlonS GO. 0oiton
so. NIbonn 7S, Nelu. 0orf -, Gbilu.
orlpbio 50. gtInntic Gitu GG. Cape
man 6S. @oibinQtou 80, &oriolf IS.
CHARLOTTE SO. @ilminaton so. "a,
ponuob %. Gbarleiton ~. %ndions
bile 81, Supitcr %, Sen @eii IS,
NtIonto IS, 0fontgomern Sc, Men,
SrIeunS So, YaleItinc sc, @nIpciton
81, Corpus gGriiti 81, McntpbiS 81.
Cincinnati 90, EittSburg IS. OSipe9o
"a, Buffalo 50, Glcuelono 50, Detroit
81, 9lpcno GA, WnrQuettc As. Green.
ban GIG. Chicago 76, GuIutb 46, ct.
Eonl 20, ct, 2ouis 50. 2nnioS Gitn
a. Smobo 70. &uron So. 9iamord
GS. @iaiiton 6S. &oure 7G. Selrno
Y, Solt Snfe n, Gennrr 70. Nortb
Blotie GG, Tobgr GtiO 7G, snloriQo
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Advances in Musical Taste. q.

The late WILLIAM MASON mentioned
in his memories Of long musical life
that he was the first virtuoso to give con-
certs in the United States and provide
the entire programme. Before isl7,
when he made his tour, II had been GUS
.tomary for a singer or instrumentalist
or both to accompany the pianist on his
travels to relieve what would have been
called the monotony of concert given
by one person. Taste has improved
during the threescore years that have
passed since Mr.. MASON introduced piano
recials, as such concerts are now called,
to the musical public Of this country.
Now they are the best manner Of app ear
anoe possible to n dignified musician.
The old time mixed concert would be
fatal to the claims Of any pianist who
asked to be taken seriously.
Sofar has the cultivation Of the public
advanced in. respect to the programmes
it demands that everywhere in this coun-
try the recital has become as much Of
a necessity as it is in the larger musical
centres. Tho miscellaneous concert pur-
veycd by troupe is sure to be resented
even In the small towns as an undignified
attempt TO interest the uncultivated
These communities refuse 10 be thought
any less musical than Others, whether IL
be a recital of singer or pianist they
are invited to hear.
Evidence Of the extent TO which Mr..
The sun., 1908-08-03

to vote far him merely because this is q
condition prerequisite TO local victory. II
10 case Of tho white Mans Burden. this
Bryan job In Indiana.
VIII Bryan drag the Democratic State
ticket down. OF will the Democratic State
ticket pull Bryan through? These are
the Indiana interrogations Of July. All
MIR. Bryan's advantage Is accidental. In
diana may be Democratic this year but it is
not for Bryan. IL 10 ss reaotionary e Wall
Street and takes its Bryan-even with tho
sugar coating of Hern-not joyfully. not
Gwen gracefully. but with profane resigna-
ton. The more Bryan there In In the cam
paign the worse 1t will bo for the Demo-
cratic State and national tickets. This 10
not q Republican or partisan view OF the
situation, not In the least; II represents
the poignant feeling Of real Democrats.
who expect TO hold their noses and swallow
Bryan Bryan's chances. moreover, seem
10 depend on the success Of this olfactory
operation,
The sun., 1908-08-03

cannot be when they are transfwred
from the care Of the State TO the caprice
of taskmasters. That is to oonsign them
not only to a school of brutality and
wickedness but to an experience Of
cruel persecution which, as we have
seen, fairly beggars the resources Of
description.
We still think that road making is the
best employment for these prisoners. It
is not an arrangement in connection with
which the penitentiary authorities can
figure out an immediate profit in dollars
while they amuse themselves with purely
nominal occupations, but 1t b one which,
properly managed will add vastly to the
solid and permanent wealth Of the State
and contribute to the health, morale and
well being OF the convict The argument
has been urged that rural communities
will object to having penal settlements
established In their neighborhood 1t ia
a sufficient reply to this to say that there
WILDE no settlements, but only movable
and temporary adjustments which need
harm no one and which will pass on before
their presence has made itself felt. There
would be nothing whatever in this protest
even II the premises were correct, for IL is
q familiar spectacle In many Southern
towns and cities, that Of men in stripes
working the public thoroughfares, and
only very squeamish and impracticable
persons have objected to it. T
No State can have a better or more
enduring basis Of prosperity than. COM
plete system Of public roads, scientifically
constructed and rigidly maintajped. No
States will have less criminals than those
which treat their criminals humaneiy.
The sun., 1908-08-03
Convict Labor in the South.

In view OF the recent revelations in
respect of convict labor in Georgia we
make bold to renew our suggestion
touching the prisoners in all States that
farm them out to contractors or specu-
lators for employment of any kind
Things may be worse in Georgia than
elsewhere, but it is our profound con-
viction that they are necessarily bad
enough wherever condemned criminals
are surrendered to private control to
be used in individual enterprises.
Convets should not be regarded
as an asset, They are'on the contrary
n responsibility. 1t is 40 dount neces-
sary to deprive them of their liberty
when thcy have abused it shamefully
to the injury or tho peril of society, but
the restraint thus imposed should al
ways have in view the betterment IL
not the rescue Of the criminal, and this