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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

>N'''Nt w U"cClUteDtllen NtQftlOQHcll
lld) lbren Wc9 nab ibrcn1 critcu 3iel
an Der Eocific . Giiitc bohntcn 10
loBt lid bod)itcns Don Der }Wcitcll
etoppe, Der Sobrt oltrd) 2lijcu mo
europa, ola bon elmer Nttoluettfobrt
recon. limo bier ultf oicicr 6obrt
pnr eS, no Der 0Clltidc Mu9cn ulle
Wtltbelperber mcit 5uriidIicB. Gle Ell
gtntlid)e @ettiobrt, Ole Tobrt inter
el9cIlcr &roft, bat Der 0ultidc Nas
gen g%elponncn.
Serr 2ouis McirClbuum,
Der ltngen1cin tiId)ti1C Ncraua1cbcr
oc3 Sprin0liel0cr o[<ournol II. No
Ter" lett 40 Subrcn elmer Der hctonll
teIten ocutidcn &o~urnuliitcn BON
Ohio, III nad) 5lpcii0bri9cr arantbclt
oort g%eltorben. Wtit ibnl iii elmer Der
d%ltrlten Sertreter Der OClttid)en NrclIe
III Ohio Neutrality-suspicious..
Ncoa0o erbcbt u prud
Der Staat ST. merocn, in Ocnt Che
ld)cloun8en am ifncaitcn erlalgt
lpcr0cn f0nncn. SClbit nod Ocn1
SilO Gototn'er @eicb muB ocrShci.
nln>1a GonOi0at ein ><obr im Staotc
gClcbt bubcn, INN elmo Shci0umga-
tl01c 0nltrcnqcn 5l t0nlclL abcr Nc
Da00 glbt lbn on3 Mcd)t ldlon n0d1
tIltcnt Recommendations Nllicntboltc;
man bate cbcnlo gut cin2n Icd)9lu0.
dlcntlidct fcltIcBCn fGn1Cl.
Nr. Mnt. ". " bccIer pom
Californian lett Ginger Belt Stills.
SctrctGr iilr Nun0tl u10 Hlrbeit IL
WnlbingtoL p%ropbc}rit Dem gnnjcn
Son0c I'M NllNcncinCu mo Dem
Stuutt Californian inn @cionocrcn
iilr 0cn tommcu0cn Ncrbit uno Mins
ttr cine NohIllltb Der Gjmunn0crung.
Mormll lid icinc lullguinildc Noii.
ming ltiitt, lit ldpuCr Criid)tlid -
hltrd Die 0Cprciiion in Nulocl r1o
Mon0cl unb Snouitric, sic I'M lcBtcl
&crblt cinicbtc, mlroe chic cnornlt
Hiidponocrung nod) europa pcron-
loBt, mo bis jest bobcn lid Die Scr,
G0ltniiic nod f%cincame9s 10 gcbci
icrt, 0nB cine ncllc itorte Gimponoc-
rllltQ ST crpurtcn mdrc. 9lbcr int
mCrbill - mir moncn buifcrL BOB
&r. @bccIcr Hcd)t brboItC, ut0 nid)t
ctpo MIR inn 9Iuitrogc Oca Oprtigcn
Nronlotion g Gonlitsa propbc5cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
observation-disclosures.

WcrIicaclte Nluae0utc, mil oer guti6ritt gFrd'
puiqIs ior Spcciul Gnit -Sron. SlunGeo Ttpc5
anO 5iiiin9S ior Gatc Nonic" iilr baS rcue
Subuipcat l@ieicrOotr ucrlebell mo an oell
,Nnnro pi g%nuarna" ncr Stuot baltimore aotcl
iirt. lpcrNclt bis Mfliipod, 0cH o. Hllgllli l9OS,
Iotm, II llbr. int gilreuli ocs Sinol JtcGllirns
TORS. hutbbaus. Baltimore, No. enigc1el Sc
Iuntrtcl tilr ole StCtcrlllH mo TpllelctlillB III
icrtiGcm ,3uilanoc GIL bic 9SdNerDcDoroe bon
f|pciicucu @u5cifCrs Jt6brelt nit Slnlaelt lllo
Sll6cb6r iir bas S6lcnieu6aua pcs renci @od.
acknowledgements, baltimore, DO. 9cIlgB pclI
Spciiiilutiunci, luclde iH Bureau pes 2eanets
GfqcnicurS BON Baltimore, Mo, ju erDuIieh
lino. IL, n,to,
Gbcd ncs lictera AMI cine nSIcatil9 9onle
Vullf" iiir iiinf 3urOcrt Soldre tS50O.OOl, &C
tpucIl an Srore oce lliuOur9 nm Stnotrntbs
bon Baltimore. bcalciict ieir, mo miro bon penn
crfpldrcihct Nicicr ole SicllltllG ciucr 6nlrlcs
ncnitcllcnoCn giirNthnlt III Der iblidcll 6ptnl
iir bic gcluiiicHbultc Il@illbrlit1 oea uthetelll'
ipmmcuS, Dem ouppcItell GollrnitlueriDc 9lelU'
f0mn1cln, bcr!attNi. .. ~.
Sic GputruttpcrNcbing2 VCbbrhc behalf llD
bus lirtht Dor. irAello mc.dc oocr nuc gilAcnule
uocr ir0Guo ciltel IDciI Der IlGcbole 5l pcti
UCrtcll.
2Saiiers SIlBctlelr.
@citdt4Qi; a,rr, su,oo0,
Yrdiiocnt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
(NuliD1 u - % 20. 81 :9tlOt ,3i,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Wnnir Wcfcr..

IS faro Gm'27,i Sui 1908 III Der S9obntlN
ibrcr gItcrlt Srn. mo Sral! 6ranf ltio 1cdlI
S@,ftGS,; @r aSR at,, SSGtl Sfrln y no SiyaRS
Ncdcr. i'm 9lItcr bon 25 Sabrrl. Sic NccrNis
pultN iinoct Sonncritnn, ~ llbr Atpracra, bon
Der cbcIl 9cnullItctt MUbrllng aus liuti, NM
ouin nab Der If bL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. no I'M
8 llbr cine 9teoniem 3odDmeiic iiir nGS @ciI
ibrcr Seelc ccIChrirt mtro. Ecrluanotc mo
Srcltllbc iino udtlttqopol cillacln0c1. beiiiluob
men. NcifebunG unf ocrhsel. SrIbicrsGemcicrD :"
iDIh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
SIrcnu pcs Observation-Disclosures.

JAtuNuilSs
q Itim more. I. Nltli zoos.
81 bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
0CicGlih observation-disclosures ISetic tbrctl cHolills
iiNcn itro Ucrbciicrtcl Ncri6t ilbcr Die 5uac'
iprpfcucl 9HtindoiGul9crt. l~lnlnNiclt NM
@criCcrb5buuNCH iir oic 9~onnCmntrlula NM
SciinunG ncr S'cutclurs Straic, nm hcr 9ioriDa
StNcuuc his Blr HuinNctic 9lucnlc, llcblt oct
huruni bcjiiNIibcn ctoNilItiGcn nm ncrhcllcticll
erfldrclnCu lili1rIt IN @clltfbctt Der &nrihri1'
ten ocS NGuitcl5 81! Der GcicGc Der HcNi5ldillr
purt WiurUinno fir bua Iubr 1904 nm ocr an
6. Ntdrj 1908 untcr5ei6ncter &croronnng vi.
PIG oce MiuOur3 lln0 Stdntrntb6 nom baltimore
uuo FOLDER uloercr Gclctc lno &crnrnulll9tlt
Die nui oicic GtGclcNcnbcjt ucrlucllohnr limo,
bel mir bintcrIegt bnbcr,
miro bicrmit bcIuIurt g%crtnt6t. haG bcinlicr
Neridt mo lilinc dtf oiCe 9Sclic IN ntclenI
Viircnu bint,rlcgt iporoCu itlto NM oaG Der
Wiauor uno Stuotrnt6 bon baltimore, oNcr IT.
ocuo cine |criun phcr @crtoltcll, oOcr Corpora
tipncn, bic nit Der Ncribcilu10 ncr norbclldl'its
ten GuticbdriBHlacn uocr H&crilcrDnDun9ct me
8~ufrtcbcn Ituo, iuncrbnlh brcibin GOD IoQcrl
bonn 9. Sult 1905, ais benz critcn SG1c her
bon mir INSTRUMENTATION @crblfeltlttitll1 otelcr
9tutii. f~dhriiilidh nuGcGcn an hde Baltimore
StaotpcriGt uppcIlircu lun ouS bciuNtc 0ctiOi
trfubcn mo9cIl, b~tcielhcu 8l rcntotren.
z. Scpcil lbpntns. H.,
(Suliq, tG,23301l Stabt Nc1iilrdtot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Observation-Disclosures. ghrcau.

Nnlttm1rc, %. NlIF 1908.
9indri6t lit Bicrmit alien iricrciiirten Fcr'
funcn 0c0cbcn, bab oct Stdhi InNcUtclir am -.
Suli i90S in nicfcm 9iircuu, mic burb ben
81. Glbihnitt oco 81. ~HIrlttcIS bca Nnlttntorcr
Gtuot GooCr upt 1906 bcilinlnlt, ntc crfldrenotlt
9'ldnc lno SupIiiGtc ncr NbihdtI19 lir ote
Vilniieruio 0cr 9riuntssiacs In ocm ppu her
Galucrt,, Ct. Yaul. %. mn 20. Struie be-
grcu;tcn NduIeraerlcrt binterIcGt bat.
@(lc utcrpnn hctroflclcn Rdrrctcli ittn bis III
80 IuACl pnnt Sattit Der erlpdbltclt 9llters
fhrifili6cn expectation al has Ndltlnorer
SinotCcrtdt.
Z. Scpeil Shumns,
(Suli23, 80, g(lg6, 49, Stdot Gcgiitrntur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Ter frnniDiiidlc SulOnt.

Inter Dem Sitcl oNtc pntrlottld)t
Gr5icblng ocS Solbottn" lit Oicicr
Gage III Eori9 Gin Vrd) Don %icutc-
nont Jtoluno crihicncn nit cincnt
Nprport Don Wcor1c NurlWL 003 Ocu
iron50lildcn Gutcrlun01lrCun0Cl luc-
GEN Der (botindpcn, 0iC c9 mittbcilt,
lcbbaitc NcfilmmcrniB crluctt. Der
b%cforntc Sd)lud)tcnmulcr G0oltur0
ICtuillc bat in Citcnt Icincr NIl0cr
cill frunBoiiidt9 Nc0imcnt i'm 0i'
luaf 0ar0cItcut, luic IN 0cu (rGllnncll
Der ld)llnullCrnbcn Sol0ntcu bic
0lurrcidcn Sdnttcn lbrcr Goriubrcn,
Der SoloutCn Der WrobCl Nrnl2r, Ser
M0mpfcr Don ScbnItopoI ul0 Sol
lcrino poriiber5iebcl mo ibrcl On
fem Den Ncg gum Sicgc 5cigcl. Ho-
lon0 bat lId) lullt 1eIro0t, oh III ncrt
hWltigcn NipntS Die lrur50iildcn
Solootcn III glcidCr Wcilc ponl9itbm
Ger 9lbllcn tr0llnlcn fomltan, Scinc
N(ntluprt lit cin flares 9tcin; ocnul
Inn BON Nuitcrlib uno &cno tr0lt-
men 81 fonnclL mCint CT, nlltB nlarl
6icic Nanlcn rno ibrc NcoclltlunA
tcnntn; mo sic jungcn 6%ron5oicn
bon bcutc fclncn lie nidtl Sic nil
icl nid)t cinnlnl ctuo9 bon ocll lcb-
ten iron50liiGcn NicOcrloAcn; jic ia.
ben foltln cine NbnlmN BON Sc0nn,
Nict mo 0cm GCrllllt 0cS GliuB! -
Hirltcnunt Nolnn0 bat cine cilgc@
bcl0c l(n,tr0gc Dc%ranltultct, ocrcl
Crgcbniiit or I'M gnionGc l%cilc@ @ll-
DIES mlittbcilt. SIM Sabre billtcrs
Cinou0Cr bat or 20 ScItc aus Den
Ncfrutcn lcincr Gonlpdg1Ic mla0cs
luuDlt unO lie 9clull al!agcfrogt. %
Yrp5ent 0iclcr iunl9cn Groll6olen
rouBtcl nidtS oouoll, ipelde dub
mcStDutcn bic iron5oliihc Irlncc III
lrilbcrcn 3citcn uullbrud)t bat. 3G
Yro5Cnt mllBtcn nid)t Dab 6ranfrcid)
i'm Sabre 1870 bciicNt morhcn mar.
l6 Erp5tlt bottcn feline NlbnullG %
rou, oob Glinb mo &otbringct Dor
oicicm Sabre Srontrcid) gcbort bat
ten.
yIicic bcr5ierrcibcnOcn Hciultotc."
ld)rcibt Der General 3urlin0tn I'M
.Sigoro", n9cbcn nit poller Gclt-
lid)fCit aus ocn >$obr iiir Snbr ami
gcitcltcn (obclCu mo audi aus Den
mortlid) luicocrQcDcblnen Nntlportcn
bcrppr, bic ill elmer crldrcdcll0cn Irt
5ciqcll, mic Die putriotiiMc Gr5icbung
l%inlcrcr Sobnc BON unlcrcn Sdullcb,
rerll ihlcd)t nllagcilbt miro" Sic
Sonlilic ullb Die Scbrcr milbtcn Ocn
prnftiidcn potriotiid)cn llntcrrid)t,
Den bic &iilglinQc ipGtcr I'M Gcgi-
mcnt crboltcn, grilnolid porbereitcn;
ober Die 2cbrcr oGd)tcn cher boron,
rOcm aricNc ocl aricg 81 crflarcn."
Holono bat Gin 0on5cs Spitem oieicr
npotriptiihcn Gr5iebun9" on3gcarbci'
tct, bel Dem @ilocr uno Saritclun-
gen, &ricgalicbcr mo 9clubc bon
9cnfmGlcrn unoS dlodticlocrn tug.
Lido llntcrhultitn0cn iibcr bit&ricgS-
Ncihidtc, Gr6GblunOcn bon Selocn.
tbutcn in otter ulb ilc,lcr 3eit SIT
Dem cincn gro6cn 3icl 5tlanmempir-
fen lollcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
THE WAY DOWN THE . BAY
nmo GGuptauf iiucr.Ggfmriiuncn, ,
$50 Meilcn. enl5>pafer. Sen aar5cn 1ag.
gcbcn2rcticr lGr ilcine SiIlocr.
Iupnldrcr Sampfrr rGmma @ilcs,"
Sicnita0 nno Tunucritdg nm Z uDr WlurgcnS.
Scimfcbr I'M 10 llbr Nbcllos.
Villcte 80 Gents.
Guni20-)
GricsiuusGiuic
Wcne idnclle Sas.2 ampier;

Tcuc idncle Sas'Earpier.
,,9pro Baltimore" II. Sem" nadl Hbtinoeipbtn.
Sabrcn taslih NH Snnntaas, Wioraers rIt
s llbr. bon hcr Fraiis Strabcll, ipiibct Der Gal
bert mn Suutb StrGDc, ab, ,Naltcll an III vet.
%tcrtpu, Sumn Epint, GBcIapeafe'Gim, st.
8cprSc'S, Scluparr.Sitn nuo Gbritcr, IA; laft'
pcn ~lligciibr mn q llbr IbcIlo5 in Ebtlnoel
ubiu an. Gniiiidruoc Sairt onrdl ben 9ahat.
IuIingicrc fonren mad Nclichcn bis 9bclnpentcs
Gin nno Nciicripn iubrCIt unb uri Der )iildinbrt
nit Dem Nnnt lo6 Snnie 6uriidinbrcIl no ile
NM s lthr nnlatact. 6nbrpciS 1ab Fbtlnoel'
pbin $t.50. Siulbiabri U5 9ngc). gut, an it,
acno cincm TuHs ober giuhibuuic Slirild iuicbrcil,
$3.50. obcr hiidfcbr aul cineln Snqe ocr sNais
timorcsS bto slabn." $3.50. Surtiobrl9 NiuCie
per Giienbabn ruu Ybiiaocipbia nadI Mtiautie.
Gitn. Gapc Wan. yong %randI, Seenn 8ropc,
Ncbnrh Vurf, AlbanN, Srpn, Re " urt uuo
nIroiidIcm Ynuttcu. MaIlSciteu 80 Scnts,-
9inhtbnlnpicr ~UerIniien Rrntis Sirnbc rcGcImdbig
. llbr ghcnhS nit gisllabinc bon Sonntdacn.
SidciS bel Nlhnr1bs 6uni Scrfluf. S6rclbett
Gle inr SSc9lucifer.
Glarcntc Shriucr, Igcit,
(Suni23-su93D gtr. 1873, 2iebtsStr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Muiulano's tiirfiIdJc Slbcr,
equitable. ~ cbaubc, 9pitaqt Dsgcn. etetS oiicn.
,yuIu22-) T..
NSnl. i. Mmnhlndl.

IS fnrb am 2s. 1uli 1905 in 0nmilton,
baltimore. GpnntD, WiO, &m. y. cjnupiadl, &c.
luh. i'm gllter, BON. . Sabrcn. Sic Nceroi1ulN
iiuoCt Epnnetten, hcr 30. Snfi, 2 llbr giud
mitidNs. bon her sSnbrtullN iculcr Sltcrn aus
ami Dem ,Gouooli EurtsSricOboic" itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
yuubuu.4sarf. Gcn,ctcrp.
yirenm: Ir. II, &cit. saratuga. Strafe, u
Sanpt.tfiMnnnn: iIreotIid MUM.

ltcaribnibpIdbc BON $25 an lrier bcit1noiBcr
Wul'i6t, Shnitth!liintr, @clpircc, RfIar6en etc.
iucrbcn i'm Greibbdlo am SatptsSitaar9 &C.
funbcn. Infer Ygcnt pirh, penn aeipilnibt,
poriprc6cn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
lorraine.
Moferifd. Hurfartio. - Crirhlfdl.

W7nTtfffN, Futfdfft1. = Wftt6IIdl.
gScltlid bon Nulbroof cine lno cine 1ulbe
9~SaQ9ors brett his Slln GinpunN. Vcibe &C.
lcpboic. Sinots Niircuu i'm 6~rpciien sSIur bcS
Linton 2ruitsScbduoss." GbaricS, NIB Sapcttc.
Strabc. (g,ui4 .1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Baltimore EcmctcrN.

giircan: Sranflin'Slo, Baltimore. n. 9iprtbitr.
IcHrubll6plnpc 6lrt &crfunI - BON $50 at,
nit Atnrmorpfuilct ubAcarefi6t $50. EIub
fir bier 8rdbcr. Srctc NeuupinG Der aapcue
fit Sruucrguticsnlcliic CSunii6, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Yncna Gijta Spring Sotcl.

Sm Scr5eii Der Vlauen ger9e. Cefinet am
20. Jnni. 2000 Sub fiber benz Wlcereslpieaci:
bas prldtige GuinbGrIanos1baI iibericbaueno;
inble irodene gimoipbdre; feline Wsosaulios,
feline G%ininria, ule Sporte i'm Snus iino i'm
5rcielt; nmii6criroiieme slide; ieoe %ltoocrlie Ve'
blirg; S1uobiidlcin. Gbmaro 1auis, @eiddtis'
iiibrcr. Nucnn Silln Gprin9 Boiinurt. S%rnnilin'
Guunib, ia. (Sunit6, 2Dlt)-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
bod Greet Sampicr.G ompagnie.

sIbiahrt hcs Samplers nab Hnd Greet ;ito
Gtpilb Greet bon Gpchncn's ySerfic. am Sibc
hes MronoipnD, td1lid) I'M 3 llBr Uiuracns uiro
3 llbr 9ahrlittape. nllSpclluunicit Snn'!tngS.
GultitdaS nm q rbr Worgcn5 UNI Sonilt1as
tnoS.
epc5ial.Gntcu fit @erciat. airdben nub eonn.
tageiduicu.
Nciierc Wusfinft cribcilt fdriftIlb pber
miirhlid) Sulm u. Mcatb I'M 9iircnn bcr Cont
pngnie al Der gSeriic 6uiibru IL mo 2 lbr
9iodnlitidGS. - Dib. Sbonc. U 3St.
(ltai20-Scpi1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Sort Scpuiit. nnb WcttcrtpnsGgtnr'
finurn.

Ser popnldrc 9ampfcr ,susauebanna." Sic
qclite hci0ciliGcu lib an oicicl populdrcIt GT'
mriiunen - Sicuitug, Spuncritaas uno cant
ItaaS tint 1 ltbr HatNmittagc; Wittt'uode NM
sulntaaS I'M . libr Corinthians. Nillolnltf
SIC, WfabiScttcH 5Uc., 'nocr hrlnat, lule Sbtf
Sbr iuift. plcih Guocrcll pcllteil Den Snlllh, mn.
IS lit Gin ScluP. iibcr otele prahloulle Hohie
an fnbreli. CSunii4-)
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Ger ySun Sun" gan5cr Sag
Tan,ilien=N nsfmg
mad, I%nnappliS nno Mcit-Folnt.

annapolis, bic NlNrinc. Stntirn, hnnn bic
gSbltecap" &C CpCliubri Die Nut blllllllier:
Ter pupulGrc Sampicr pGnima Wiiee," Wnm-
tags, Ilittuudls nno 6rcita1s mn 8 ubr D'or'
sonutaoS i~pcSiener Samilicntaa, I'M $50
WIurOcle. ScimIubrt I'M $50 Ibeloo. SniD,
lcicriuas @rfuriiOnclt icoct Snltltd9 nm l.5o
yudllii!uNa, MiidicDr I'M 1913 sbctlos., Spe'
5ioigSuupcr 80 Gents. 9ltuiil uno IuI5 tlr bic
Sn9cno. @iacic 30 Gcuia. 9ter Nr. III,
(Sunil4|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
9rnio &ibec Cemetery.

Ter tbrale Sricbbpf pun Baltimore, rabe
Yiicspiuc. Snci eleftrifbe 9o6n'2inien nro
RimIicn.Bouleenro Iireft gum -Srieobot. Vile
@runoftiide urtcritinoiaer slufiitt. Htebrlae
grcife. Ecrlonot bic neiicn Sonuenit. 81 aiaIooc.
9iiteou: 4r. iii, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Veioe
Telephone. (MpriI2S-)
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Si@Qcn un6 WrapeS bei6
0o9 Observation-Disclosures Sidct, mclhCH
Der &corltidc llnobbGngi0fcits- = on
pcnt in Chicago Dem 2onbc beldcert
bot. &isgcn iuor iriibcr cinnlol@on'
pcrneurs Gonoioot Der SearItsScltt
in WullndulIctt2 mo crbiclt 5icnllid)
nlcl Stlmmlcr. Sobn temple 0ra-
pc@ lit Hc0uftcltr elmer Der Scarf.
iden gelbcn SlGtter in 9tcm : Norf.
Mult lpollen mir lcber, ipie piclS tint
men Die NeurIt'ide Sibc Sbom IN
elmer Hotiollulmobl erbulten fam.
Sic llnobbanNiofcits = Eartei tritt
nit ibrcnl Sidct Sllm eritcn Walc III
elmer Tr0liocntihoits : GonipaGlle
oili.
N"iccritc II ntoielpeltWc G +
tubrt porNlltonlobilcn bot oargetbon,
GcB Dos Nutomobil nod nidlt 9eboilt
III, mas nit cigcncr &ro1t lnld) cine
Wcttinbrt %lntcrncbnlcn fam. Sic
Nobrt lit jest gIildlid) porbci, Dos
ocutlhe Nlltolnobil lit 5ilerit in go
riH ongcinngt ona umcrifoniid)c oils
ilueltca. Sihcrlid) iiir gac, Die an
lcrcr balabrcd)cnbcn Solir I'M Die
SSclt Sbcil 9ctlonmcn, cine arobor-
tiNc Sciltnng. 9(ber mcnn mon lid
crinrcrt, Nlti .iucld)c grt inn porigcn
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%crn,iidJtc Mnsciocn.
MarDlauo Sanbitnmmcn : Sdlnle.

Nua OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scmciler Scr ,.MnrN,
lamb Snubitumutcn. z dhnlc" bcNirni unt .. sep.
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-17
the Heu.e,vife.. Folly.

One reason why the average woman
wears out aud grows old and plain is
that. through mistaken Idea OF duty,
she lays out for herself at the begin
ming OF married life a scheme OF duty
Of which every hour Is filled with work.
This abe follows rellgiously for years,
feeling that she has done her duty.
She. however, soon becomes merely a
machine. Can any woman keep bright
nss, originality Of thought or even good
looks with such llfef And. without
those things, how can she keep her bus
band and children full OF loving adj
mirationf Constant association with
others OF her own age. with her chill
dren and their friends and an occa-
sional period OF recreation Is what the
average woman requires to make her
attractive
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-17
TRAvELIHo WITHOUT rrPs.


German Hotel Keeper Puts Has The-
CRY Iato practices.
Herr Grauer. a wealthy German no.
tel proprietor. has carried out an ex'
pertinent with amusing results on the
tipping custom. says the London Mall.
He had a theory that all hotel EN-.
ployes should be paid a living wage,
and that tipping should be abolished In
hotels
So he started. accompanied by his
wife and daughter 1.-THE Lausanne CORE
spondent wrifes) on a three weeks tour
OF the chief German and Swiss hotels,
determined not TO spend a sou on tips.
In order 10 test his opinions.
One weeks experience Of the conse-
quences was enough for his wife and
daughter. who returned home disap-
pointed and indignant with Herr Grau-
er for the discomfort and insults 10
which be had led them.
Mysterious hleroglyphicz and secret
signs-known only 70 hotel employees
announced the arrival Of the Grauers-
''the non-tfppers'-at the various re-
sorts they visited The result was al
ways the same nobody seemed TO want
them.
At the stations they were told thai
the particular hotel where they wished
70 stay was full: the hotel omnibus
was merely waiting for a few old eli
ents 70 depart when they insisted on
entering the omnibus there was nobody
TO carry their luggage. and railway
portsu bad TO BE- employed and paid
Arriving az the hotel. their heavy bag
gage Was unceremonioudy thrown On
the ground and the boxes were dam
aged
The maid took half an hour 20 an
swer the bell. and the hot water
when Il dh arrive. was cold AT table
d'hots the Grauers were always served
with the last portion. The concierge
did not know Of any interesting
trips IN the neighborhood. and was gen
orally busy when they descended to
the hall. Complaints 70 the manager
we're futile
Herr Graner. who persevered with
his three weeks tour TO it's unpleasant
end. sums up his experiences as In
Guiding the following:
Lost thres trains; luggage unable to
Be- found
Had four pairs Of boots. two being
new. ruined: ''causs unknown
Two suits OF clothes. one dress. three
blouses mysteriously contracted ink
stains.
Herr Grnucr now believes that tip
ping Is a necessary evil, with a still
long life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-17

A lake Of quicksilver. covering an
area Of more than three acres and
having a depth ranging from ten 70
nifty feet. has been discovered In the
mountains OF the State OF Vera Cruz.
Mexico. says the New York World.
The value OF the product Is estimated
AZ many millions OF dollars.
The news OF this discovery WI
brough, 10 the City Of Mexico by c. A
Bungf. a reputable mining man. who
declared be was suffering from mer-
curiai poisoning from having passed
much time investigating the extent OF
the lake and coming In contact with
the quicksilver. He went to Santa
Rosalis springs In the state OF Chi
huahua. where be took a course OF
treatment for his ailment He return
cd to Mexico City several days ago
fully restored In health.
Mr.. Bungi interested r. Lagerwall.
wealthy Iron manufacturer OF Swe-
den. who Is now in Mexico on business.
and ]. n. Feclin. OF New York. who
accompanied Bungi 10 the state Of
Vera Cruz and proved the truth OF his
discovery.
This lake OF quicksilver has been
known TO the indians OF that locality
for many generations. II Is situated
far up In the mountains in an almost
inaccessible position. Its surface IL
partly covered by stones. II is be-
lieved that volcanic action In the noun
tains above smelted the quicksilver
out OF the cinnabar ore and that II ran
down and filled this depression.
Lagerwall and Feelin have agreed
to provide the capital for the opera
ton OF the rich find. A tunnel viii be
driven through the base OF the noun
tain and the quicksilver will be
brought down by means OF gravity.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-17

cooks. however. cook the meat ana
beans together for an hour. The chile
con carne may be thickened with a
little nour and water mixed II IT seems
too thin when ready to serve.
Put cupfuI OF dried rice into a
hot frying pan containing table
spoonful Of olive OH. Roast the rice
until well brown. but not scorched-
Add TO this four or I've finely chopped
tomatoes. a little salt and two table
spoonfuls Of Mexican or chile pepper
pulp. Pour In a cupful OF boiling wa
ter and let simmer until the rice is
soft.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-09-17

A politician had come 10 a western
hotel for one day. and he had taken
his dinner elsewhere with friend
When on coming 10 pay his bill. be
found himself charged with a days
board, dinner and all. he protested
vigorously. II was explained 10 him
that the American plan was based
strictly on time. and that II he chose
70 eat elsewhere IL was his own look
out He paid the bill under protest.
Then he asked II dinner were still
on" and, on being informed that IL
lasted until nine In the evening, he
exclaimed:
i've eaten one dinner. but I'm going
TO get my moneys worth out OF this
house II ! suffer all the torments Of
dyspepsia"
He then rushed into one Of the
dining rooms. seized bill Of fare and
ordered everything he could think Of
When he finally reached his limit the
waiter handed him a check for s8.35.
Whats this for7" he demanded
Your dinner. sir"
But / have already paid for my
dinner in my bill" protested the in
dignant man. Il am staying here on
the American plan
Then you should have gone into
the other dining ROOM" said the waiter
quietly This Is the European-plan
cafe"