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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06

fG, clltgelolttcn ludr, bate lhnl Tolt-
tell, Der &oriiBenoe 0ea ollBcrpr0ent
lld)en Gonlite'S be5 SnuicS, mclhc5
Die llnterllhung fiibrt, per Irobt &c.
Gntmortet, 0aS Sontite mcr0e nitGcrs
9llilgen irgcno meld)e lueitcre Nlt0os
ben, DIE er 81 MAIDEN milnihc, eHts
9cgen lebnlell, mo ocn berrtigcn Gag
mir 0as Grld)einCu SiQep'S Dor 0cnl
Gomlte porgeldlugen. @eiternempfinJ
0r. 9olltell Elm Selegrnnm Don Gil
len oea Snbalts, 0ieier babe nod Ell.
ner gelpredung NIT ieinem Nnunlt
teIfloiien, nid)t Dor Dem Gomitc 5u
er1deiner, 0a Die Funfte, Ole er oui-
5llfl1ren 9clpilnidt babe, niht ais noe.
lentlid) 5l bctrndten ieien.
Z eltpro5eB miro eingeIci =
tet.
&m r<liti5- Geportenlcnt miro cr-
tlurt, Die arrangements icien idon
melt porgcldritten, mn einen Erobc.
Ero5cB sur Gntidcioung Der SSrogc
on5ultrcngcL Oh bic @citimmn0 ser
Nepburn.9ia rcftabcit1nDig lit, mel.
dc 0c11 Gllenbabncn Die 9%ci0r0crlm0
oc2 Fro0lltte9 ibrcr eiqenen aoblcn.
5ed)en perbictet. Ger Tro5eB miro in
st1lr5cn cin0clcitet meroen, faQs nid]t
ollrd) meme gclebli6e Neitimmungen
ooer anocre llmItGn0e cinllmidmlm9
III Scr Situntiou cintritt. Ole Glen.
babncn, meidc ein lCbbafteS >SutereIit
on Der Sud)c bctlm0en, lin0 nit 0cm
Sorbobcn 0c@ WcnCrnlamuolt9 poQ
lt1n0ig cinucritunocn mo bu6cn oe
gen OoS &orgc6cn oC9 Gepurtcmctt3
ollrd)auS nidtS ein}umcnocn. Nnu
gloltbt, Dab cine Oeiinitipe Gntidei-
oun1 Der 6rogc lid in perbdltniB.
1nuBlg flr5cr Belt bcrbeifiibren lG6t,
I%nflagen gcacn Sen Gopi.
tan zines &oblenz
oompfcrS
N1c Der ltellpertrctcnoc Tlotten.
ScfrctGr Ncpberrp bcfannt modltc,
miro cr elm llntcriuduung3gcritt cr.
rcnncn, mclfc9 Der bon II Wunm
pom &oblcnOnnpfer oNburen0a" bel
0cn 9cb0rocn IN Son ,5llol, Iorto
Nlco, crbobcnen 9eihmeroc nGber
trcten loll, scr friiberc GupitGn ocS
Sdllifea, &orlep bube lie brutal be,
bnnoClt. Ter @eri6tabof miro in
Nortolf Derbonoeln. Captain @or.
lep ltcbt id)on ieit elmer Hcibe bon
Sabrcn in1 9icnite, lit itets ais elm
tiid)tl0er Monn on9eieben mor0en
lno ilbcr iein Gerbolten lit bis iebt
nienlolS @cidrpcroc gciiibrt morocl,.
Gertrog rotifi5irt.
Ger cono0iIhe internotiono(e
Brenjpcrtro0 murNG pom @unOcS.
lcnot III Grctlltip.S ibumg rotifi}ir-.
Nod) DEM &crtrngc iou cine aeuoalere
SeltInlmlltng mo 9e5eihnung ser
@re16e 3lplldcn 0cn Scr. Staotcn
lino Canada iolgclL c6 lit ober alf
feInc NenOcrung Der ge9enmGrtia
ldon Ieltitebenoen @rcn5linic oboc.
icbel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
Hcpbmrn's gScisbcit.


Cine Ybilippifo inn Setat gcgcn 0clt
Toritoienit. - Gas Heproientot;s
teHboll5 nod inlmer an Der GrmUs
qlrrg ser pcrniihten Gipil . Ser.
uilligung3 Bill.
@oibington, 3. g., 5. Wai. -
SIN Senat lieB Hepbllrn CSoabo)
bellte gelegentlid] Der Serbanolurg
Der Nderbou g Acknowledgements eine
Heoe gegen Den SorItoicnit BON Stus
pei unO perlpottete Die 2eiitun8cn
oeiielben. Sic 9eiorgniIic fiber Die
g~uarottrng Der @Gloer erfIdrte er
iiir Dummies 3eu9 mo or beballptcte,
oaS Moh5tbum Der @1l0cr iei bcute
Eod) gerooe 10 groB, mie 5u irgenb ci-
ner Belt IN Der @eIhihte Der @clt.
Scine Heoe muroe sur llntcritiislnl6
zines Hepburn' observation-disclosures &C.
bolten, peld)e oieg8oloreierpen Soc
bo'3 bon oenicnigen nllSllimmt, IN
lueld)en nit GrlaltbnlB OeS Iderboll.
SetretGr5 Sol5 gefalt mo aus Den,
Stante crportirt mcroen arr.
@orner(Ito.) lette ieine Heoe llbcr
ben Iufrubr bon 0romnspillc ior:,
obne lie 81 pollenocn. I'm go Der.
togte ii6 Der Senat.
SIN Observation-Disclosures mar 0ic
permiidte Gipil Germilligun1=-
Dill aud belItc nod @cgenitono Osr
&erbonolungen. @oine8 (Scnn.),
Gboncp CSno.l. unO onbere OtitgIic-
Der motten luieocrbolte Geriilde, eli:
lie Gcrlpiligmg iiir cine llnteril,.
dung in 9e5ug olti Wtittcl sur Ser
biitllng bon llu9liidSfGllcn in Berg
mcrten 0lrd5uleten, allein ibre Nns
itrelgltn1en blieben ~porlGltfig ne
nigItens obne Grfolg. 9oS Saus er-
bobte I'M 2oufe bes Cages perihieoc.
ne Der ourd Die Bill pcrlpili0icu
SummCn, unb I'M 8ol5en bot oo3
Sous Die nriprilnglid) IN Der @i!l
porgeidlogene 8eiommt : Tcrpini.
gllng iebt INN $1,241,OO0 erbobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
Nod cine @emalttbat Der ySdpuar-
sen San0."

Canton, 3, ). Mai.-Ier bin.
tere Sbeil oes @obnbauieS zines rel,
den italieniihen 5rllf)tbGnolers,
Sranf 3entile, ipltrOe geitern Gbeno
ourd) cine Dynamite rploiion ser.
ld)mettert. Gie 9emobner blieben III.
uerlett. Gor pier Sogcn erbielt Gen.
tile ats Dem nobe Srt Yiqua einen
3robbriet III meld)em Der @ebeinl.
buno ser nSdpar5en Sono" cine gr.
preinngalumme bon $4,000 Der
longte. Gle poli5eilihen NohiorIdyun.
gen bier mo in Eiqlla boben Nn.
baltspnl,tte ergeben, Die 81 Gerbai.
tungen iilbren oiiriten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
8naoc fir 8ucbel's N6rocr?

Srantort ap.. 5. Woi. Sic
nit Dem ienIntioneIlen Woro OeS
@onperneurs Mm. 8oebel i'm SnSabre
1900 III S%erbitollng gebrod)ten uno
ilberfiltrten Golcb Eoiuers uno Sim
Soiuoro babcn Nilsiidt auf 9egnooi.
eilng. 0onperneur @ilion lit nit
Der 0urdlidt Der E~ro5eBaften be.
lfdItigt iino miro feline Gntlheiouru
oemnodlt erlportet. Caleb mar be.
tahntlld) |. 3. Staots : SefretGr nno
Sim Spiporo elm Siibrer Der Hepubli.
fancr III Den Bergen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06

Mcol1cr; mcbrn1ol& mltrOc CT ollh iii
ole o~ltreldild1e Delegation uno 1896
N ocl1 2onoesouaiduB Don Nobnlen
aeDGhlt.)
~ q ely tc i'm Sompton.G III b"
perp0nt.
Mten 5. Moi. - Die Gcnil1r hat
ote NlIfilbruna 0e2 ancrifoniitcu
Senldtlonsitiide5 ,NdHte I'M Sonlp.
ton Stub" perboten. Gas Gronla
'olltc i'm 9ilrger Ghcatcr, OuS III.
Ter Settung bon SaGor Gron5 Itcbt,
gcgcben meroen.
Srtumph amCrifuuiiher
S0ngCrin.
Petersburg, >. Moi. - Gi2
S%oproniitin Der Barrier Opera SO,
nriQllc," Sri. 2uciuc Murcel oll3
9}cu Norf, lit in cincr in Ser foiicr.
liten Cpcr nod ShhlB Der rcgulGe
rem rll''iIdcn Soiion ciAcn9 urran.
girtcn Grtra . 0oritcllun0 Don yNi.
"a" ollf1ctrcten. Gic Hiinitlcrin mltrs
DC BON Dem mtapcrfollitcn Sous nit
QroBcm HeiioQ oufgcnonnncn.
Scope Claimant pcrfout.
EuriS, ;. Otoi. - Ger beriihn1te
Scope iomont, ser in lester Belt I'M
NciiBc Der Nep- PORTER ,<upelieriirmo
@olcpb 6rontcfs Cons Gonpnnp
mar, lolI gum Grciic pom 100000
an eincn bieiiocu Giomontenmoflrr
Ocrtollt morbcn iCin. Ger @cBtcrt
bonOcltc, Dem 8erncDmcn nod. I'M
Nultroac oe5 Sultml9 scr Siirfei,
Scr 0cn munocrpoueu G0clitein icilcr
rcifcn Tlnuelen-S Committing 5uiiIgcu
mill.
Ter Scope Claimant lit ein bloucr
brilliant Don Az @nrot 8cmid)t.
Scilcn )tamen erbiclt er bon ieirem
friIbcrcn Better s.. :. Nopc. Gle
Nuus Oortcr SSllncItcrfirmo Soicpb
Gronfcl2' Cons BON 9tr. $40, 5. 9lpc,
bottc Den GOclltein olii Specialization
ungctaltft, IN Der Grmnrtlun0, lmter
Den amcrituniid)cn N}ilioldrcn cincl1
&0lllcr 81 fill0en; Der FreiS mar %.
mails ulf $250,0OO ongeicbt. Ole
Nlrnla uber Gatte bel ibrer Spctlllu.
tion nidlt nit Der cintretenoen 81.
~lon5trIlc gercdnet mo Oic( bntiude,
0ub Der Gianont ulter Sen 9cgell.
m0rtigCn miBliden @irtbi6oftsper
hGlt1illen unperf0uilid) mar, 5luonJ
Die 6lrnlo 6ltr 3oblumqSeinitcllrng.
Ger @ope.G iomunt bot cine inte=
rcNonte Gorqeid)idtc. NSn icincr icbi
gen 6orm lit CT icit 1880 bcfaun..
Canals lpuroe er Don oem Son0oner
Sontier Senrp 5bonruS Scope sum
ErCilc bon $4,000 tGltflid) crluorbcr.
Ger Stcin, Ser pon prddti0er blollcr
Gorbe it, lpn 3uerIt pon Souernier
ans Snoicn nod Eoris gebroft ruo
an Den oSonucnf0nig" 2oltiS Der
&%icrjebntc ucrtonit moroen. ,Sm
NoD5uitnnoc moG ser Claimant i12
BIG &orot. [Sm Sabre 1892 mllroc
2r nit olrOercn Goclitcincn Der iran.
5olildcn &ron Snpclcn gcitoblen,
Sp0tcr tollG1tcn 0rei fIcincrc ,,lnpe.
len bon Der 4lCiden blollen sSorbe
oli, Dir pcrmutblid) ans Dem ltr.
ipriiltalidcn Stein 5ltgeiNnittcn no
rem. GiuCr 0;Clcr Steinc I'M @cluid)te
BON 1874 aorot gebortc scr >Sllipelrn-
SommlimG res "GiomontensScr-
5ogs" Don @romidmeig an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
@CrtdItct.

@roofuiIIc. Bo.. ). Mai. -
Gominic Manuumo, Elm Stolicncr,
mcldcr &rllil9 Sle5ewic5 am Z. So.
Ellar 5ll SptcSpille ermorocte, lullrOc
belte oablcr olrA ben Strang BIN.
gCrid)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
@ioeripcnaisc Yericr.

GeluObucr UUu Snbrti ucrtrci6cn
iGrcn WUnuCrnCnr.
StroBentdnpie ais 4}rotcit 8c1Cn Die
Grncnmmg zines miBIicbi9cn BE-
omtcn. - &opan'@ ac0riidtc
m~irtbihoitliGe Gage Ooltcrt tort.
Stuoentcn = Concentration IN
Micn ollrd) MilitUr mtcroriidt.
- FroQromm iiir,ooa %G0.iGbri1e
Hc4ierunQa 3 &lbilGlm Oca Huis
irra 6ron5 &oicpG in oQcu Gi1-
5eInbeitcn icit9eitellt. - Or. So
Icpb 0erolO III Erog 0citorben.
YctcraburN, ). Wfni. - Gepc-
idcn a1ta Enbri2 EcriiCrL mcloeL
0uB BORT gcltcrn Den gur5ct Tag
ilber StroBcnfdnpic 5lplidcn 0en
@crUobncrn u10 Den Nnb0u0ern 0c5
nclt crnoumtcn @%ouuCrncur5 III
@ongc lparcll. Gic GCuubucr luci-
9crtCl lidl, ben @ouDCrucltr ut uccCF-
tiren mo pcrtricbcu i0n lbIicBlid,.
Die Worniion lit Der Sudjlu9c nidjt
%0crpadlcn un0 lunrtct AMI &cr1tdr
tltngel.
&upon'9 @rI0tlcmmc.
[ofio 0, 3. Wioi. - Iic 0fononll.
Idle Gage biIoct bier on0ouCrno Den
@ciprQd)Sitoii, Der ollc9 &ttcrciic Iilr
lid III glniprllf nimmt. Die Nntiin-
bigun9 elmer weitcrcn Uinl0lulg Don
80 Willioncn NonO3idul0cn per On.
sc Wtai hat bic MofinnnQ oti cine
Ncbung Der Qcprcliion jl nid)tc Qc
mnht.
Die Son0cIabilun5 lit INNER nod
unQilnitig, mo fir elm NoHluiicn
Scr 8eIofnoppbcit licgt feincrlci gr
3cidcn Dor,
z tu0cntcu u ADAM in
" Stem.
MiCn, >. Miui. - 81 crlitcu
Ylt5id)rcitunGcn BON StllocntcnL mel
d)c iognr ooS Gingrciicn 0c9 Wtili.
tGra %notblpcnoig mod)tcm lit Is bier
Qcfonmlell. Die Stuocntcn OcrIbicr.
dr3tlid)cn Shulc, mel6c Dem Gan
Observation-Disclosures Mttnilter b.. 0cor.
0t nntcrltcht, ucrunltnltctclt cine
Concentration. Sic p%crlulgten sic
NelcitIQung Scr WliIitGr &crnnltmnG
mo ucrbin6crtcn c3 Ourd) ihr tmWII
tunriidleS 9~cncbnlcm 0ub ole Norlr.
llll9Cn ub1ebulten lpcr0cn tnnIlten.
Die Hubcitorlngelt nnbn1cn cinCE
oerortigcn llmiong an Dob Dos YPis
litGr jllnt Ginihrcitcn m%Ii0cfor0crt
m,troe. 0ieies ncrtricb sic Stuocn.
ten NIT 0cnt @uionctt. llcber ocu
&orioa Qi6t iif groBc &%critimnurng
on moBQcbCtocr Stelc fltno.
Ser @ciuh Scr @unDc3fiir
item bel Nron5 Noicpb.
@ien >. Mni. - Niir Dic Nlnlpru.
dlcn un0 SonltC Der bci0cn Wonor-
den gcleNcntIid) 0ca @cltd)S Der ocllt-
ldcn Num6cafilritcn. meIdc inter
SiIbrung 0c@ Goiier& @ilbclnl an /
Wtai Dem &oiicr Tron5 Soieph sum
G0.jGhrl9cn Negicum09 Q >Snbil0un,
9rotulircn pcrocn lit oosEro0romml
nllnlnehr in ollcn G%in5clnbcitcn fcI(.
6eItcllt morocn, 10 Dob cine gcnbc,
ring nld)t nlebr 81 crluortcn lit.
Nm 6. Mai triiit ser oultid)e
Staotalcfret1r oca Ncllbcrn p.Sdon
bier cilt, INN nit Dem @citcr Der aus
mGrti9cn Nolitif 0citrcid) llngorn>,
Sreiberrn bon Mebrcntbul, Slt COME.
rircil.
Nod)nioIa miro III ser Erciic Der
p%pr9ebobcn, Dob &uiicr Nron5 60
leph gcbrchlid ul0 alt Ncmorben lei
mo lein 3llitur0 Der h0hitcn Shn-
llllng bcoiiric. 0ober ncbmen benl
olld Die heutihc &uiicrin uno ibrt
cinji0c Sottcr, Erin5ciiin @iftoriu
Sllile, an Den bcppritcben0en SeItlid,-
tciten nid)t Ebcil. Sic febren brett !
in Ole Scimotb 5ltriid.
i ii brcr Scr &ungc5chen &C.
ltorbcn.
EroG, 5. Mai. 49, Der befolmte
Eorlomcntarier mo Siibrcr Der
Snngt5edcn Or. Soicpb &crolb, Git
-, 80, .,,,- \,,,, D,I.,.a |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06
Wcbr &nhc, aber ,utnigcr goln.

Gbicagn, ). Mai. = @ie ans
Tngo5cn bicli1cr @obnbenmtcr Der
n%or5ugcbcn ideint, lit Die @irfung
bcs am 1. Mars in aroft 9ctretencrr
WitnocS E WCiebes. bas Die Gllbe5cit
Der GiIenbnbn Sroinmen regelt,
cine 5ucliude, Die 20brc iino nid)t
rmbeoelltenO pcrriugert, Die Gllbc5cit
dber belier gercgelt luoroell. Gos DC
Ieb bcltlnmt. Dab fem Grammar
nlcbr OILS fl Stuil0en birlter cinnlloer
im 0ieltltc lein bari. 9aonrd) mllroe
Ole GinIteIllmg BON GriabIelten no
tbig ltno Der Nb5ua Der oielen gcs
jdhltct WciIcnaelber ourd) Die Gilen'
bdbncn fol0te. Sroboem ertldren Die
Nll1cltclltcn, buB Die re9elnl1Bi9c
Milbc ibncn mebr mertb ici, ols Der
gerinGc M~cbrperbienit peraongener
Soften,
Tract die hin cnrse fin lhT ImmarG akauft Halt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-06

0llCll N%lllnrld)lllllNVN UuCI ule VleH.
&C. % iic feline llntcrltiitlrng Bel
sen unocren StGmmen iiuocrL Der5ie.
Zen ijc lid.
?tud bier cinIulliCn0cu Wcrid)tcn
nrrGultcn id, Ole Wobmono2 mo an.
0crc StGmmc rubiG mo mionlcn lid
ben GrnOtcorbCitc1.
@onbonCr @6ric b"eunru.
biQt.
@|pn0on, 6. Mfui. - Die beOenf.
lidlcn WtclourQcu pon Der Gage al
Der in0iitcn @rcujc hobcn uilf Der
90ric sic 9uric bon GonioIS u1o por
iuoijdcu Gopicrcn m1QimitiQ bccin.
iubt. GonioI3 iiclcn olli 50 BIG,
mas cincn HildQona pon | 1i8 Nc8cl'
Snu1Ito0 bCbclttCt.
a0uiQ Wonucl in 6tnon5
NCrIcQCn0citcn.
0iiiubon, 6. W}ui.- Sonia NO
met bat lid) 5mor bcrcit crfI0rt, Dem
| SduBc sic uonl @0ni1 @url Gcu0hr.
ten lurlcbcn 5ltrild5lcrltottcl,. 81
2mbctrudt Der miBlidcn 6%inun5Io9c
0ca f0nialidcn &oll3bolta mill nbcr
So. onh;nct noo 1}or(omcrt pril1d,cu.
sic 5d)ulOcn 81 itrcidcn.
7;c 1;;hrcr Ser nrnorpiiiItiihcn
7;Vincntor o. &oir hp 9lInnim hrr
III, ;ctt c;r 0orr inn G(riidr bcr D}p.
,,n,[h;r mor hot iih mic nIon olouht.
mi, no,. Nr,icr,n,n iomrit ocriuiot.
Sos, c;ncr irincr Tortcio1uocr bent
,,3dit ;r,a Gobinrt brr,,ipn mcrocn
ni;ri,r
"a s;o HrI3r
~, v, '""', "'o'l'''"'"
npcr Que lc''V'''"VI e't'u' "'t"'" ~
''el''r FFr''L,Vt" H'"Q'',9 "pVt NV
"@Oll''M''Ic uFuu'V' U'e H!'o''o'1
GF!s0' ,m,m SGYo,,ith tof,n'a"
10 r,,r hcro,r3 Nor Nicmoub pnrhcr.
ioocu f1upc, mcldc Groocn iiir ole
uGditcn ouoemcincn Earlolncnt@
moblcn in Sen %%orocroruno rctc:r
mcrDcn. Tic 3uiihcn,1ucn. mcldc
bel Den lcbtcn @ohlcn ocucbcn lullr-
Sen. ncrpilihtctcn ullr Oo5 icbioc
Ior(omcnt, uno sic libcrolc Gurtci
hobc ooher p%oQItGuDid ircic Snn0 III
9culu oui nuS uon,c Iroblem ser
Rcoicrlno in Erlon0. Ser oon5c Con
giaollitb'S licb 0oroui ihlic6cn, 0ob
sic ,$rlGnOcr BON linn nid,t picl III CT.
morten hobcn. ,<eocniouS nidt al,
nGbcrno ouS, luoS ibncn Gomp6cl.
9ouncrnlon 5%llocltunocn hGttc. Sir
mcrocu hobCr, ocroNc mic Die Nrbcitcr,
mcbr mo ntcbr in cine ser icbiQcu II.
berolcn Mcoicrln0 icin0icli0c SOL
tuna bitcin %0cOrGnot.
Yn+rno nos GrmiihGoIo
,L,oL,G.
II, w. """'' cn' "'.tU9
u'H ""''U'IV Goto'''0t >r",t "l'i VI
tn'.'''''8 p0 Sout''uu)L |.''ep''u''9"-
p~'t''o"''0V' ""' Fu'ol,''u ." w
l"''"''''| u! op'u eH'I|q'''''''9 ''S
@u''6''' opHylc9"' lpotot'''
=" ",',".'''!' 'Slo''!l''u' H''l''u''
','''HH'GVIV''lulull pvll''H. lt0eF ''''
M"p'lu' up'' -'ooo'ooo F,0'lo' el'po
Pi''ou''ooo, 'o'tu9'S 5'otu' 0totti'l'9
p,t S"op''oor' oVt S"oV'' III "'le''
SStlr,p'''et u%''l8epr"u, !outoV'' 'out'
Nv p~VirlepSItnel Hl,'VI''''s' . Ct
"." o''tuu)'!.up'" SV'''C pct "1l.o'
I'"'e, l'vul'l' ''W ul'' ovI Slu''oPlnli'
>cn Observation-Disclosures Sci nos ,rn5,e
.Socol bcS 3ionismls ln0 SOS cin2ioc
,
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,icnc Nrlna0afabrt.

Santa Grm1 Gala, 5. Moi.-
Sic p%ereinigtc ntlantiidc Sdlad,t-
ld)l1'.6lotte trat beiite sic Jobrt bon
bier l1df San Srnncisco an unb miro
mor9e, bort anlongen.. aomiral
epans 1T oni oas Sbladtidifin Gon-
ilectlcltt" 5uriidgcfebrt ilno bat bas
Commando Ser SIotte iuieocr iibcr.
ltolnlten.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
GAMBLING.

The supreme objection to gambling in all it's forms, whether in sport or in speculative business. is that it works harm and loss to society. As soon as any practice or conduct is found to be socially hurtful, it thereby becomes wrong. whatever men may have thought of it before Does not all mor- ality rise to consciousness through the fact of social advantage or injury :? Now the long and costly experience of mankind bears uniform testimony against gambling, till at last the yer dict of civilization has become as near jv unanimous as human judgment can be that it is an intolerable nuisance. Ii is a dangerous or unsocial form Of excitement: it hurts character, damor- alizes industry. breeds quarrels, telnpts men to self-destruction, and if works special injustice to women and ch:l- dren. We may not know precisely wtv morphine preys upon the nervous sys- tenn and has to be labeled 'Poisnn- oue." The fact is the main cnnsidera- tion. So with the stimulus or cxs.tation of gambling. Grant that T profess rcv- self willing to pay for my fun. The fun is degrading like the prize fight or bear baiting-Charles F. Dole in the Atlantic.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
BURNSCELEB BaATION
Caledonian Club Will Honor Scottish Poets Natal Day,
 January 23.
ADDRESS BY N. G. OSBORN
Fine Musical Program to be Rend- cred By Well-Known
 Artists.

Arrangements for the coming cele- bration of the birthday of Scotland's i'm mortal poet, Robert Burns, Jan. 2S, have now been completed. The address on the life and works of Burns" will be delivered by Norris G. Osborn, editor of The Journal-Courier. The musical program will be rendered by E. Theo- dore Martin, Fredrick Ballantyne, Miss Flora Hardie and Miss Anna Flack. The exercises will begin at s o'clock, with an address by Chief John H. Murray. It is expected that Warner hall will be crowded by the members and friends of the Caledoni- an club under whose auspices the cele- bration is held. Delegations from Hartford. Bridgeport. Ansonia and other places are expected to be pres ent. The following is the full pro- gram for the evening:
 PART I. l. Overture--Scottish Selections .....
 Prof. Louis Fehlberg. 7. introductory Remarks ............
 Chief John H. Murray. 5, Song-"Star of Robbie Burns.
 Booth
 MT. E. Theodore Martin. A.. Song-.O, Whistle, and I'll Come lde iou .................. Burns Miss Flora Hardie. Q. Scottish Blue Bells" ...
 Marine
 Miss Anna Flack. 6. Song-There Was Lad. Burns
 MT. Frederick Ballantyne. '. Address-"Burns"
 Hon. Norris c. Osborn. s. Quartette-"Robir Adair" .....
 old Ballad Misses Flack and Hardie. Messrs.
 Martin and Ballantyne.
 PART II. g. Song-"Comin' Thro' the Rye"
 Miss Anna Flack. 10. Duet-"Come Owre the Stream Miss Hardle and MT. Martin. II. Song-"Scots Wha Ha'e''. Burns
 MT. F. Ballantyne. IF. Song-"M Maggie Lauder. .Semple
 Miss Flora Hardie. Is. Song-"Lass O Ballochmyle" ....
 Burns Mir. E. Theodore Martin. 14. Quartette-,."Bcnnie Woods O Craigielea;" Tannahil
 Martin and Ballantyne. 1 IS. Song-"Auld Lang Syne". Burn. | (The audience Is requested to stand and | join In the singing) | COMMITTEES.
 eception-Richard Bell, chairman Robert Macarthur. Peter Stirling, An drew Currie. John Dalgleish, Johr Hume, Robert Liddell John Tender. son, w. c. Mcintosh. Robert Draffen Alexander Dingwall James Mustarde. Arrangements-Joh C. Morton chairman Alex Wilson, secretary; Johr MacLauchlin. treasurer: Robert D ] Pryle, and Alexander Thomson. Ushers-George Munro. chairman Charles Menzies, Donald Brown, Georg, Stevenson, John Smith, Andrew | Stephens.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
MRS. EDDy's IDEA OF CHARITY.

Of course, 1t Is utterly inconsistent with all of Mrs. Eddy's theories and preaching to admit that poverty is mortal mind to be abolished by a mere denial of its existence. But one inconsistency more or less does not count in Christian Science" and its founder could confidently be expected to change her mind, even as to the needlessness of charity. the moment her attention was called to form of charity that promised an increase of revenue. And to teach Eddyism gratu- itously to such representatives of "the poor" as manifest desire to learn it is evidently good business, now that about all who were willing to pay for instruction have already done so.
 It must be remembered that by far the greater part of the income of Mrs. Eddy and her close associates comes | from the sale of her writings, and that every duly certified "healer" is an ac- | tive agent for the sale of those re- markable productions. They are com pelled to advise every patient, as the first step toward cure, to buy a copy of Science and Health" an absurdly ex- pensive book, on which the profit is at least seventy-five per cent. to the hold CT of the copyright, and the fast-fol- | lowing editions force frequent pur- chases by the faithful The new insti- tuition, therefore, though called a char ity, is really training school for book agents, and it is only fair that its teaching should be free
 The establishment of the school is highly significant evidence that Chris tan Science has about run its course. Hitherto a sufficient number of peo- pie paid, and paid well, to learn the tricks and spells of the cult, and Mrs. Eddy, as long as that condition lasted. laboriously argued the mingled unwis- dom and wickedness of teaching it for nothing. She certainly has not revised this sincerest of her convictions with out good reason. and the only possible reason is not hard to guess.-New York Times.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
PLAN MINIATURE MINE.

A miniature coal mine, in which ex- ploslons will take place for the pur- pose of observing what causes mine horrors, and for the further study of such calamities and the best method of preventing them and of extending relief when they do occur Is to be es- tablished in Pittsburg by the Technol- ogic Branch of the United States Geological Survey. A site for the plant or school Is now being selected by J. A. Holmes, chief of the Tech nologic Branch. and Pittsburg will be selected not only because 1t is close to West Virginia, the scene of more mine horrors than any other place in the world. but because there is an abund- ance of natural gas here with which to conduct the experiments. Letters have been received here from Holmes, In which he outlines his plans.
 The most important part of the miniature mine will be a cylinder 10 feet long and six feet in diamete made of armor plate, in which will b conducted the experiments. The finder will be filled with the vario' things which cause mine explosio
 Fire damp and air. coal dust and air. black damp and air and gases of va rious kinds. Thie cylinder will be fill ed with these combinations and into them will be hurled by a mortar the various things which cause explosions dunamite, powder or naked lamps From these experiments it will be shown what really cause explosions and what does not
 On top of the cylinder will be a large number of safety valves, which will be left open, so that when the explosions take place the cylinder will not be wrecked, the safety valves car rying away the greater part of the force of the explosion. On one side of the cylinder there will be window made of glass, one inch thick An ob. servation house will be placed sixty feet away, and from that point those making the explosions can witnes: the results.--Pittsburg Special to New York Press.