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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-22
MRS. vIxENHEAD.


tWw wt0Tt Of h1FtlH UUTwW @HM fNwf
Likeness In Stone.
This quaint equivalent Of the Ger
man term ncldkopf II applied by tray
elcrs 10 an efiigy carved In stone and
6xcd In q niche In the second story
Of house In the HcilIgcngciststrasse
In Berlin not fur from tho cmperor's
palacc. The neidkopf represents q
hldeous, barpy faced woman with
snakclike curls and tongue protrudina
In mocking derision.
Ono day some 200 years ago. the
legend runs. Frederick william OF
Prussia, more familiarIy known ~
Old Fritz, was walking about the
streets OF the city III tho unconyention.
al way he affected when he chanced
10 look through window and observed
q hunchbacked goldsmith hard at
work The king entered the little shop
for n chat,
The result OF bis interview was an
order for gold table service for tho
royal Nhouschold. an order that made
the fortune OF the huncbback. Later
his majesty made other visits 10 the
shop 10 see how the work was advanc-
Ing, aud on one OF these occasions he
observed u woman In the window Of
tho opposite house comforting her face
In the most hideous grImnces and
pointing with derislve finger at tho
crippled workman.
To the kings query az To what allied
the old woman the goldsmith replied:
1T IA envy. sire. She IL the wife OF
rival goldsmith. and ever since your
majesty 40 graciously gave me this
order she and her daughter have re-
viled me-"
Frederick William. paternal In pun
ishment as well as In reward, at once
investigated as to the ownership Of
the house In which the shrew lived.
Hc found that II belonged to her hus-
band and therefore reasoned that there
was little likelihood Of the family
moving, an Idea that seemed greatly to
please his majesty. His next move
was 10 consult sculptor, whom he
commanded TO make the bust OF a
woman with the most shrewIsh, Kan
tippe-llke face he could Imagine. The
king then bought and renovated the
house In which the hunchback had his
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-22

meanyof multiplying, as, for instdEce.
seeds above ground and tubers or run
ners below ground, they usually sub
servo two distinct uses, those below
ground serving 10 multiply the plant
IN its own locality and those above
giving 1t chance Of gaining foot
hold In distant iands. American Bota.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-22

"Your honor" alid the witness,
cant You order recessy
"a recess?"
''Yes, sir. I've stood on this stand
ana told the whole truth two hours on
a stretch, and I'm teetotally wore out!
! never told the truth that long before
mot in all my lifem Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-22
Shattered Hopes.

He (anxiously) - understand your
father speaks very highly Of me? She
Yes, but he doesn't mean a word Of
1t. He-Are you sure Of that2 She
Certainly. He does 1t just to torment
mother -Chicago News.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-22

There is nothing else Gust as good"
as Kemp'S Balsam, the best cough cure.
anu The other kinds cost just as mu.h
,s this famous remedy.
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miserable ridiculous and what important subjects you
Sudden death from fatty Degeneration Disease
Toube Apopexy and Musular Rheumatism OVER
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OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF Astoria, at Astoria, in the State
OF Oregon, at the close Of business,
July IS, 1908:
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President Stanley Robson says his
.T-. ,,ovls Natianal le&@Np t@@,i haS Fa,i4
iet gi&'kh,s a.aT In el hei lnl.rl.e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
s III d) s.

&atbeoerbliitb c. Sic
boben niht Sbrcm 7idfopi 81 iol.
gen, ionoern meincm!"
Star ausgeorild 1T. - Dor.
trogenocr Troieiior: nsuf Dem 8e.
bict Der Gnt0edltn9en uno Griinonn'
gen crlebcn mir oft genllq Die betril-
benoe Sbotiahc, bob Scr eigentlide
Gntocfcr bon Had)ubmern uuo Son.
turrcntcn nm Die Sriifte iciner Mr..
belt betro9cu miro. 9ei meiner eige.
nen cpod,alen Griinoung NOR es nld)t
ouocrS; ih oebore leioer audi 5l oen-
lcnigcn Selltcn, oelien eS ebcnio er-
gnn1eu lit, mic mir!"
@nr'm Spiegel. SaraD
(iih onflciocno): .Uaorie = biibib
bin ib bod, INNER nod, nih?"
Worit: ,He6t bate: biiblf bite
ooh INNER nod niht!"
aGcincs W it inonib
5miidcn o obiliIten.-
b. aborii (oer nit ciner aebiirtigen
Spdnicrin pcrbcirotbct ito: .Sie
tonncn mir gratulircn, lieber6renno.
Selite fritz fleine Wierceoes angefom.
mcn!" b. 9eoorif: .@ieoiel
EicrbcfrGite?"
MODERN. = Scum, pie nar es
oenn aeltern bel GommerSienratbs?"
= ,Mf. ih fam Sbnen iagen, iebr
1rmlif); nift einmal elm Norbpol.
Geiienoer NOR oort!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

DIE NltageOriidte SIT periteGell lllto III
clNelen Nlta0rld fitr ic0ell 0c0u1s
fen iofort 0u9 rid)tigc Nort 5lt 1e-
bc1. Gunit itcbt Der Mcnid), 10
melt Ooa iiberbnlpt moNIlh III, ollf
Der &06c icincr Sprod)c. Nltf Oiclcr
N0bc iiebt ca ObCr rcd)t cIllldnt aus;
uer olld) nllr in Die NfGbc 0ta vi
piela gcluugt, bari lhon lebr 5lls
fricocn icin. Goa Social 3t crrel'
dcn, lit mobl mir Den 0roBten @cI'
itcrn nid)t pcrlnGt gcblicb2n. gSlr an
OCrell Stoubgeborcncl nllll1cn be-
idciocn iein urlo inns nit elmer Nlt'
n%dberung an bcioGtca SocoI b29llil.
gen. 1icie N%nndberung lit frellld)
bel &icleu, bel lcbr &iclcn enc lpcit
cn%tiarntc. @cr niht IN Der Gage it,
Ger SprodJc cine fortoOolternoe,
Nriinolide NuImcrfiontcit mo Nr.
belt gu mi0nlen miro Nltd) ntdt lpclt
olti Dem @cgc %fonuncn. Sclocr &C.
ltatt2t ser &ulnpf UNITS 0alctn, Die
ulbcloic, uncrmiiolide Nrbcit iiir oo3
uadtc Scbcn hcu meiitcn Wtcnlhcn
hidt, Der Sprohe Die n0tbigc Nlti.
mcrfinmfcit 81 miomcn. Sir Die
N%clu0bnlihcn @e0iiriniiie oc9 PHI
t%u0Slcbcn9 gCniigt Elm rcd)t bcld)ci-
oenco WtuB Don Mortcn, Juno bumit
bcidciocn lid 0cnn notbgebrrn0en
0ltd Nielc. Man bot allS0cred)net,
roB' 2clttC IN Der gcm0bnlidcn Grct-
nriiblc oca ScbCna nit POO bis 300
Wortcn gunj bCQllcm alt9fonmtrr.
Gubei fam notilrlid) pom iucitgcben.
benz GCntc mo NcuBcrung 0c5 Scn-
tCna IN Wort mo Sfrift nidt piel
Gic Rcbe iciu. Mtnn lGdclc nidt
iibcr Iold)c l(nglitdIldc, Ole 0lrd bic
%erbGltniiie 5t cincm gciItiG ounl'
pfcn 9GmmcrlCbcn pcrurthCilt iil1o.
Ginmal iiibIen lie iid mobl IN ibrcr
Gage, ou lie ihrcn NtnnACl lidt tcn-
nC>L lnh Damn lit cS INNER Acrot6cn,
tci'm Stcincmcricn porlid)tig 5l
iein. &ou Der unpolltommcncll
&enntniB Don POO oo2r 300 @orten
bis I'll cincm NCihtbumL Der III Den
Ston0 lcGt, Den bGd)ltcn WcOonfcn-
ling Oca mCnlhIidlCn @ciltca III 81"
~lcbcnoi0c Sprode mliuprG0cL lit
nod Gin mcitcr Mca. Mcnn man BON
10000 rno mchr pcridiC0cnen Wor1
ten lpridt, Die bcn SpradDidog Don
Nihtern un6 Scutcrn bilbcn fam
man iid) unNei1br cincn 9cgriii ma
d)cn, poa man inter 2cnntliB uno
Nciib clncr Sprnhc pcritcbt.
(gScltl. Tolt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

sled iid) nm ietlte 8ertitolure OreDlll.
Noll elmer 80llOcl sur olocren 9ebt
elm SuuiAuuM cine 9rilde, ullea itorr
ulla glluminilWt. Sort ipiclt iidl cill
iltirncr &orA0lq 0b, Der cine Nrt ii
0ca Columbus lit: Gin S%oltfgCluidlt
tam uorp1rt@ mo riidlpQrtS bcluegt
mcrOcn mo Ocn Sdluerpuntt OeS
SdilreS belicbig Derlegen. 9tnd) porn
gcidobclL bcluirft - etn Scnfcn Der
Spibc, mo oua Sd)iff miro 0llrd) Die
arbciten0cu propeller ltNd) lluter ge-
tricbclt; rnlNctcbrt ltci9t ea in Die
M0hc: 2ben 0llrd) nlcd)0nildc &r1tt,
mic Scr &ogCl, Der 0urdJ SIii1clihlog
hic Sltit peroihtet. Ger nelle n3cp.
peIin" lit 10 bcrednet, onb CT nit
2100 ailoGrnmm @olloIt acro0c an
Ger Groobcrildd)c id)ucbt ollcS Heb
rIAc crrciht Die G%ricbfroit Der Woto-
rem. S%ogcnomtc YStobilitGtailG.
d)en" iihcrn Ocuu Sdiff Die rlbiNc
Gage III Der Slft, ciu am Scd 0ca
@6rpcr2 o%nN2broftca StCtcr crnl0g-
Iid)t 0u5 lidcrc Ginholten 0ca Sur
les. Nci 0cnt ncllcll Emp crlucitert
iid) ser Houfaong 3uilden bciocn
Won0cln ST Cincm Eniiugi2rs ln0
Shluirom; ulh obcrbolb Ociicl6cn
fiibrt Elm Shnd)t Qllcr ourd) oclt BAL
lnnCnlinOcr nod nbcL I'M prot frti
oitrouonliidc Grtabcitinmnrngcn ma
den 81 fGuucu. 9tid)t mc1i9cr ol3
t3,OOG MubitmctCr D.. T.. ilber 35OOOO
0libitiuB Wua tro1ct Die gcnoltl1c
Gait.
Gin3clnbcitcn Der Contribution iino
nod Oc1 Nctinlcn Grllnocra @cbctm-
nib, Dem icit DEM noriNcn Sabre Der
Gbrcntitcl cinca Gottora Der TnQC.
Observation-Disclosures ucrliCbcn mlr0c.
Zeppelin lit elm S6mci5Gr; luic N(oIt.
fc, Der id)lihtc Momr Scr (but, &cGt
nrbcitCt cr rnitlo2 Ourun, ole H0n'
Dung oli icitcm 2onOc iidcr ST. &c,
%itdlten, Die er fling biahcr pcrmieo,
crit oo2 ErobIcnt Der 6obrt 5t
l0icn. Sic @nnounn old) obne cine
g9oiicrildhc, lit ia ihon hoourh &C.
iid)crt, ouB CT oo3 Sdiil bcIic6ia bonn
Wo0cn ubboltcn fam: nod Elm &obr,
luno Zeppelin lc0t all cincm o@oDn
iticg iiir 2uftiohpclNc" rcGcIrcht oll,
mic elm Shiii om &oi. Gbrc ocnt
groBcn Wonnc, mo @Iiidnli lilr
fommlcnOc Subrtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
SaS Sdauciacn.
&on MuOolf Erc4bcr c9crlin) .

"
&on u uOoli Nrt4bcr CHcrlin)
@utcn Mcoucru miro ijd nci9cn
ToidbcucQttr Scorer @lmit;
Sod }ur rchtcu Belt ut .idluciNcL
@loubt mir, lit bic ar0b'rc M1nit.
TIiidttN Mort hat id)on iitr ic0cn
l(nfrout in bic Soot Acitrurt,
llu0 rq nat Gid oit Gctn &cOcu,
Sod Ccm ShlucigGn nic gcrcut.
SicD'. III iuiieit, iuo9 cttihlum.
Ocn
?lla elm t0itIih rCinca Sidlt,
Hclhitcn ,Snbolt boiler Stlul0cn
IN Der Nortc Sdulc nidt.
Y@cuu oo2 Gitlc iit ont Hu5me
G0ncuOtr Noiolmcn ircllt,
Iii oo3 SduUciQet ME Die Nhunc,
Ole Den Iuit in StiQc itrcut.
Mua iii jc i'm lIort c~riobrcn
@ICibt 10 arul lm0 idol rno 0unm,
Wott blcibt It'll lett tulticno &oDrcn,
llno Die (ooten lj2Acn inmmr.
Shpciacuo ihltbct b6d)itc Mormc,
ShIciht Der itiuitc Shn1cr} oobcr,
Gdmciacn0 INIT Die belize Sonnc,
NbidicOncbmtn0 IN Oa2 Mccr.
Seine fijumcrlidcu @rildcn
Nullt 0Il9 Mortcn Der &%crituu0;
PM DER 5prud)c idluudcu ariIdCn
SdlCppt Die &Sciabcit lid ms &onO.
YbCr mcun inn Stlm0Pnrciqcu
Sunit Der Nben0 Gid umlpum
@Iidt cntihIeicrt Gid I'M Sd)mciacn
Crit Ole lcBtC Nobrbcit an.
Mortc, sic Sen Wcd)cr frGn5cl1,
Sat mir QuGoiq @ott pcrli2b'n;
NOrtc, nm in lrobcn Scn}cn
gl3 @cnieBcr %mit5u5icb'n;
Cod id bont'2 OILS bcltcn ScgcL
&cuhtcn0 mltcr iliihtAcm Gano:
Cab idl 81 ocn bobcn Mcgen
Giniam mid inn Sdmcigcn iunO.
g2ortc iino oc3 2cben9 @otcn,
@ortc linn Der &ijQc SmIr;
God Den &iumcl lu1o Die (ootcn
@riiBt Gcin &cr} i'm Sd)mciQ2n mlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
Ger lcttc Srppicm.

Ter lcbtc Sropicn bliGtr mir cnt.
1CNcll,
BON Iol1cn 3edcr0Iiid ciu fnrAcr
Nett,
gni mcincm Gbrc iob Scr Nut per.
me9cn,
Gle @ono birlt tnmn Sen lccrcn
Scdcr leit.
Ger lcttc (ropien. @lcibcM @odcu,
6lnfcn.
IrWt' id) i'm MlS2 Neut' lit Is liht
mo bcu
llno morAeu banie it) picllcitt I'M
Nuntelh
"a fam cr Allt, Der muntcre @cicll!
Wna ga! @c0dufcn? Einil @cr miro
lid IorNcnl
Nm mejncm Alhwoc licQt Oca Ncd)cr9
HanO,
Sd lhulde. idluldc: Nui cin irobls
0torQcu!
llnO Belle Shcrbcn iIieQcn BON Der
N0n0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
Mcnidenlicbc.

&crcinlgt laBt ms Suites mirfcn,
8 WcnidCL liigct &ano IN &0no!
g. ihlingc iih I'm uni'rc Mcr5cn
Ter Mrnid)cnIicbc i%nnitca 9un0;
lln0 ,(c0cr iibc Ncdt lut0 EiIid]t,
Bis emit icin Mug i'm GoOc briht!
@ir iin0 ia cineS @otcr3 @inocr,
IN jc0em StonOc Dor inn NIcidl,
Sin0 obnc llltcridic0 bier Nrilbcr,
&ir moacn arm iciu ODER reid!
On Gintraht molcn mir ms irClr'n,
Chamber Niili' mo 9ciitan0 ieinl
20 id)IoQc ocnm iiir McnihcuIrcuoc,
Nilr 0icn'hcmunhl olldl lnlcr Ncrjl
llu0 lcibct i~r1CnOluo eiu Nrncr,
@cmil0crt lei 0urd) ul@ icin Stmcri!
Sctn hcit'rcr, 0nntcriilltcr Nlid
Grbohct uuicr ciN'nc0 @liid.
3 @omc Mcni6cn GIiidIih modcn,
: @onnc, Mcnihcn 1liidlid) icb'u!
Nurd) lie miro @ottcS id0nc Gr0c
Fem Mcr3cn nod einnul 10 ldolr.
&N cine ircuOcnrcid'rc Filidt
NI3 Wclld)cnlicbc, 9icbt c9 nidt.
ga, NriiOcr, mcr icin Ncrj bicnicocn
Ger mnbrCn WcnidcnIicbc mcibt,
Ger ltrClt 81 elmer rcid)cl1 Grnte
Cen Snncn iiir Die GpiAfcit.
8, loBt ms Nicicr Sonlcn itreu'n.
3, lnBt ms Mcnihcnircmoc icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
&cr fam iCinc WuttcripradDc?

Won nc0mt sic Sprubc aus Scr
Welt, lln6 C3 lit nm Die &ultltr &c
id)cbcn. Nbnc Nortc lit Gin Center
nidt m0glid, unO Oo9 Galcin pcrliert
lid I'M G0mmcrldottcn cinea bum.
picn, ulbGitimmtcn @ciilblapcbcnS,
Dos icinc Ginbriidc mn nltS Der
unmittelboritcn @cgcnmort ibopit,
obl1c Grinncrllng Oc1 9ic%rgnnQcncn,
pbnc &urolla0cnfcn in Iic 3%lltunft.
Ger Ntlit Der Sprod)c crit crbcbt ben
Wtcnihcn ilbcr 0o3 Sbicr un0 lit 10
nit Die 0rum0lagC ollC1 tlIltllrcIlen
Strcbcna lln0 WirtCna. Iic Goll-
fummcnbcit Der Nu5biloung Der
Sprndc bil0ct hc9bolb cincl ulltrilgs
lidcn Mcrtbmcllcr filr Die Nllltltr.
b0bC Der Golfer iuie Der cin5clncn
Mtcni6Cn. Mcldcr llntcridito lit
nid)t 5lpild)cn Der trouriacn NrnnltD
Scr Notllrlolttc mil0cr &olteridof-
ten mo 0Cn pul0Crbnr ult2gcbtl0cs
ten Sprudcn Der bGd)lttntluidcltcn
tllturtragcnoen &0ltcr, Die cilonocr
ocn &orrunN I'M @Ctite2lcben Der
gHclt itrciti0 mod)cn! Gubct borf
man ollcroin0a nid)t p1r1cllen, Dob
Die Stculng Der &olfcr iid lcbiGlid)
nod Der Nobe Der lprnd)lihcn Vil-
blung Der MngcGorigcn ridtet. Sc
nlcbr bon bielen clio Die Wlltter'
iprodc fcnncn uno bcbcrrifen, ic
tciicr itcbt cs I'M Die Niloitng ocS
&olfrS. Sic Srugc: Mcr fcrnt lcint
Wtllttcriprode? iii bcSbulb feline mil
biac. @cnn man MN lnniroac bGlt.
10 fam mar 5iemlid) Iidcr leiil, ooB
iid) cine gnns biihihc 3ubl bon Seil'
ten mcloen miro. bic bcn Nnlprlld
erhcbcn, ibrc Mllttcrlprndc grilllo.
lib srt fennen. Mtit bicler SCENT
niB iicbt ca ohcr leiocr MIR 10 ans.
is broildt iid) hcSbolb Nlcnono be-
lcioiat ,l iiiblcn; cin @lid IN oaS
Gd)obacmolbc lciner WlIttcriprudc
oiirite i'm milocr itimnlcn. Mon
brolldt nod lunge illd)t 0aS aroBe
| @rinm'id)c @ortcrbllh 5u 0runoe
5n lcoer, INN ST. Der l(chcr5cuglttg SIT
ton1ntcn, boB cS cine gonSc Mcnac
@prtc 0ibt, bic nlan nidJt fcnnt, Die
mani nic Ottort bat, in man oar
nid,t pcritcbt. Snrumtcr iiltb nutiirs
lid nid)t lucnige, Die i'm @ciuuBticin
res GolfcS gar llld)t mcbr lebcnoiJ
lino rl1O bon bclcn MIR bic llno "a
zines oocr bn@ on0trc micbCr cimltol
,lrnt 2ebell crlpod)t. Gon elmer polls
itGnoiacn &cnltniB bcs gciammten
Sdobcs Der Wllttcriprodc fam al.
10 i~ibcr6aupt nidt Ole Hebe lcin.
9csbolb lit cs olh ilberfliliiig, Die
@ortc 81 50blcn. @oS bilft cS llls.
mcnu mir bon SClltcn, Die Iid) Der
Miibc ocs 3GblcnS mtcr5ogcn, bo-
rem, Dab Die oclltldc Sprodc an
225,OO0 @ortc bciibt? @ir bcliben
tic nid,t, olio fonnen tic ms aild)
az nid)tS niitcn.
@os iiir ms bon @ertb lit, oas
lit, oaB mir Die Sprofe III lolhcm
WtaBe fcnnen uno beiiBen, Dab mir
I'M Stonoe iinb, aleS in bieiarS pra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

@cmiiienbaft. Scrr:
nNier BADEN Sic cine alcini9fcit; id)
boiie obcr, onb Sic iid) nidt ctiua
ifIed)tcn Shnapps baiilr fouienl"
- Settlcr: nNee, licber Serr, On lcic
if nod en'n Sed]ler 5u ulo fool mir
cclten iltcn!"
@emi ii d.
@olt (bie Speiietarte ituoirenb) I:
nyHoS fonnen Sic mir b%cionbers anl.
pieblen?"
acnncr: .Giien Sic iollre 'Nicren:
boa lit ons ein5ige, moriiber iid nod
fllncr bcittc hcld)lucrt bat!"
2 bmeres &crbrcd)en. -
.@ic. 20 Sabre parcn Sic I'M Gicn-
itc bcs 9orons, uno icbt lino Sic ent-
lalIen iuoroen; oa muB oof Gin ganS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @runo uorgclegen
baben!l" - Iaeroings: ih iollte iet-
lie Sdlpiegermutter SlIr 9abn fab
rem, nnO ba bin i6 iiinf Minuten SIT
ipGt gefommen!"
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Sus acit6rtc Samiiien . SbDll.

Sas gcitjrtc Samiiien : SSpll.
Sino Sic ca Ocnn mirflth? @ie ie-
ben Sic alta.
Sic iinn nid)t mcbr 81 erfcnnen!
Ga lit &br ionit i1tcli9ente@ @eIid)t
aom mcnihIid mcbr 81 ncnncu.
Sic Nllgcn peridpuollcL er>ueitcrt
0u1 &lnll,
Sic Nuic lit g1n5Iid u%erbogcn,
Itot bat sic IN cine &cilcrei
Wobl nit bi1cingc5ogcn? -
Sic iinh ouf Dem Sol3uegc, liebcr
Srcuno,
Sd lab gun5 fricblid) ont Glide,
9ltrd) Die oiicncn Senitcr itr0nlte Der.
ein
Gle obcnolide 6riihe.
Is ipicltc mcinc Srnu nml &lupier
Gin Stild ans Den .N~ibclrnqcn,"
ltr0 mCinc N~IeItcitc bat rilbreno bu3
Cleo
&ont yDiboiifcn Gnmbop" gciungen.
IS imitirtcn men @o6bo6n5ug
Gic Sungen, polterrN un6 pIeilenO.
IS mar Elm id0neS Somilien Sopu,
Nurmoniid uno bcr3ergreileno.
Mcin 2icbling, Die Siingite, las lallt
mir Dor
Gincn uoriintiluthli6cn WDtbo9;
Ga pl0BIih Elm &lntid)cn, Elm &rei'
ifcn mo Shrei'u,
III licbcr @utt, Die Wo9fito9!
Sdon iiibIt' ih men Stih uno es
Aclong
Wir, 6cn G2rbrcher 81 baden,
"a ioB id)on Elm 3"lueitcr mir im Sc.
lidt,
Gin 0rittCr mo uierter I'M Huden.
3crIt0rt mar Oo9 ih6ne 6amilien.
N0pll
,Scbt miro Die @eihidtc sum- @eu.
Wir parell bnI0 iibcr un0 iibar be-
ocdt .
@on ifmcr5cnoen iitdcn6en 9culen.
Eh lici sum Trogiiten uno fam gu
rid
@cloocn, bcpudt lpie Elm Giel,
@olh lag in Giiig mcin gauges Sor3
llno m1in Micd)oraon in Mith d. Su.
"a BADEN lie MN ocn Moafito ie5irt,
lin 00r1lla 5l Crfnbrcll,
Sb man 0ugcNcn lid ourd ein @eIeb
Cocr ionlhuic fonntc bcmobren.
Sic ingCn, er hringc nit Seidtigfeit
,Sn 0lulcn, Sdlllbc unb StrilmpIen,
Die bral1ncn fommncn BON %irgenomo.
Der
llnb Ole ocItreiftCn aus Siimpien.
God mic 0u cid gcgcn ibn mebren
~fannIt,
Sit nod cin NGt6icl gcbliebcn,
Gas cine ltcht felt, IS ideint ole 9rut
@olttmore'a @lut 5n licbcn.
llno ga IieIt III Die 3citung mo bit
cnttGllid)t,
Mopon Die 8clcbrtcn idluabcn,
llno Gu fnnnit meber iteben, nod
litcn Iu mlIBt
Cid frobcn, froben, frnsen.
Cir idmcdt fem GiicnL On bit be-
iorgt,
Cob Der GcrItuno Cir nilr blcibe,
limo reibt oa5 obnebin tbellere6lcilf,
Sn Stiifcn Cir HodtS pont Seibc.
SD licgc in Giiig, i'll idloge nm MIDI,
SD to0tc. ih perbeer' iie,
God mcnn Is nod lai1ge 10 meiter.
Gcbt,
"a 5icbc id) nod Nclu . Serlep.
gu fannit Gid crrettcn aus leoer
Weinbr,
Nus ncS brmgri9en Soiucn Snben,
God, nidtS bilit gegen WoSfitoS, gu
mllBt
Gid frobcn, frntcn, frotcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
Niir Wcilt nnO Wcmiitb.

Wa1 lit onS Sc5cn?
Gin Sdottcn, Scr priibcr itrcid)t!
Sin ormcr @allflcr,
Ter cine Stlnbc lang lid nlli Der
0ii6nc
3erouGlt ulo tobt; Damn bort man
i'm nid)t mebr.
Sbafcipcnrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

llnicr 2cbcn gIcidJt iii piclCr Sin.
iidt cincm Sdalipiel, no ea nid)t
Naroui alfommt, mic lnnAc c9 &c.
m6brt ionocrn mic gut cs Gcipiclt
moroen. IS tbut nid)tS sur Snd)e,
mic 9u 9ein 2cbcn bcidIicBeit, mcnm
ullr Der 9cidliB gut lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

IIIcr0inQ@. GienitmGo.
d)cn (ociicn SEER, cin Eroieilor, IN
Ilittcrlpohcu lcbD: nMcin Scrr
mib miCncr arg 5critrcllt gcmclcn
iciu, oils CT mir oicic &ortc ihrieb,
monah ih moraen ben 2ienit antrr'
ten ioll." - n@icio?" - GicnIt-
mGodcu: .9tlrL er idiicbt nit;
@rllB umo &lb Sbr Eroiellor ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
NJ -iittcrIid die u t b.

Sodltcr (oic jl cincm @elenldoIto-
Nbcnb gcIoocn IT'D: uMoS loll id,
ocnn bcutc on5ieben, Wutthen? Z"
- ,WtGrner!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
Sprud Oh.

Sprud ).
gSer INNER mill nod) Noien arelren
Zen neroen DIT Die Tornen ltreiIerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

Wutbi1 ncnlte l1idt Gen, Der Sllrd)t
nid)t fcnut, ionoern Semen,
@cld)cr tic fcnnt ulo fdnpit, bis sic
@cinhr CT hclicAt.
Silgcnoboit ncnnc uid)t Zen, Scr
&Crilhrmg nic inb, ionoern Scl,elt,
Wcldcr I'M Sample nit ibr muder
Die Erpbc bclteDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07
Trieorid) Sent +.

gfldta broildt 10 pepig Gnltm in Die.
len @clten,
@ie @liid! -
ltno nid)tS bat troboen Flos BARN
10 %ielten,
Nic @liid! -
M. @oi0 d) nj lot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-07

@cr Die Sreibcit oliridtig liebt,
fam c5 nidt nit @lcihailltigfeit al.
lcbcn, onB unter ibrcm Iodcnoen Nu.
men cine @eiiteSiflapcrci ciurcibcn
ioll, Die, mcnnalcid) nit elmer gIGn.
5cllocn %NltBcnicitc, nod Dem inncrcn
Mcrtb bclrtbeilt, I'm nidtS better lit
ais oic @arMrei Der iiniteriten Sobr~
humbcrtc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
E-nsfneer,s uninion.

OMAHA, July Ito the Editor Of The
Bee: Referring to your article headed
"Mixup over School Work." which APP
peared on the first page of the evening
edition on July Is, l think that. in justice
to the vested interests in the
concrete industry and allied branches, a
few Of the facts should be given the same
publicity. Then public judgment will do
the rest.
That "vitrified brick has been proven to
be harder than stone" Is certainly not a
generally accepted fact. Our best and
hardest examples of ~brickwork are always
laid up in cement mortar.
Concrete has been tried In fire and water.
both experimentally and in actual confla-
grations. and as a fire resisting material
1t has always compared favorably with the
most expensive types of fireproofing. Sec
reports of the Baltimore fire and the San
Francisco earthquake and fire in the En-.
cheering News files and hundreds OF minor
instances.
Concrete Is not made out OF lime"
Limestone is not 1.-The softest stone In exist
ence." Turn to any authentic column on
strength of materials and under stone,
natural and artificial you will find that
chalk comes first, then brick and finally
limestone next 10 srahlte-the hardest and
last.
Concrete forms the foundations for most
Of our bridges, railroad structures, dams,
and commercial and public buildings; and
/ think for every 'skyscraper' ever built.
Concrete is used by the engineering pro-
fessioD because Of its relative value and
practicahility for the case at hand, and
there is no other one building material
so generally used and so essential for Inn
portant structures. 1t usually acquires it's
estimated strength in thirty days and con-
tinues to grow harder gradually for years.
1t is a matter Of record, that there has
been a greater percentage of building fail
ures OF brick ard steel construction than
Of concrete. and hat there has been no
concrete building failure after the work
had been completed.
ALBERT c.. AREND.