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such information as you desire about
the right to hold government land
without residing upon it the usual pre-
Scribed time communicate with the
United States land office. Oakland.
NORTHWEST PASSAGE-Subseriber Peta-
luna CAL Who, II any one ever sailed the
northwest passage to the Pacific ocean Sldes
Captain Roald Amundsen. who left
Christiania in June. 1908, and accom-
plished the passage from east to west,
January. 1906. in the walrus sloop
Gjoa.
THE BEARD. w. Alameda CAL How ala
the bear become the emblem OF Californian
By the adoption of the flag Of the
California republic at SOnoma June IA,
1886. at which time il was composed OF
one piece of white cotton cloth with a
red stripe at the bottom and on the
top was a bear and a single star in
front of him The bear was afterward
Incorporated in the great seal of the
state.
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weather. If it goes out quickly. the
weather will be fair
wEDDISG-M. X l.. City. How are weaain.-
announcement cards acknowledged?
BY sending your card within 10 DAYS
with either Hearty congratulations
or Sincere good wishes" written on il.
RUSSIA -CANADA-Sub Oakland. Cal What
is the territorial area OF Russia and OF CANADA
Russia. s,66O.s95 square miles; Can
ada, 3,729.665
CANAL ZoNE-H. NJ s.. city. Does the
United States pay ground rent for the Panama
canal zone
1t does not.
ELECTION DATE. r. C.. Punta Arenas.
Cal. Was the election for presidential electors
at the time Grover Cleveland the first time
on the 4th or Ith of Novembers
Tuesday. November 4. 1881.
HoMESTEAD-Rea City. For
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| The Lords
Riding
For a all

commons IN the approaching general election pass
parliament limiting the and functions of the hereditary
chamber That plan might simple enough
asks the chamber suicide amputate
limb Besides, it has this defect, that
bind It's The rule which proposed
by statute already of that somewhat nebuous
known the British constitution.
1t important part of that body that the peers
shall not mix medde in bills Mr. Asquith
to give this tradition the definition and
Mr. ASquth makes bid for the
a by them advanced
From his place parliament he announced that
the troubles Ireland lay in Establishing
government purely Irish affairs He has since repeated this
promise the stump.
lhe tory party England has usually commanded the
OF the most slu politicians but in the present
been forced into strategic bunder They
held OF battle that immense advantage their antagonists
Their acton IS obviously inspired by merely selfish
they into the fight in lame fashion Wealthy
never the object OF hero worship They hear the
members OF their body condemnation
Lord Rosebe Lord Lansdownes majority
ing that there who will swell majority not
for much when their He describes these
lords from the wild pressed for the occasion
Another difficulty arising that side the necessity pro-
posing practicable substitute for Lloyd Georges plan for raising
revenue he insist but they
load the and keep it there Consequently propose
protective tariff including taxes food Wheat
to be taxed and the cost of living already high
another boost II the conservatives make their point
1t seems as if the peers riding for fall
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that it will 'hurt business
The letter was, of course, a radical
departure from diplomatic usage and it may or
may not be advisable to behave politely to
a blackguard if the worship of humbug
another name for diplomacy. is supreme. But
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United R. R.
breads Real
Competition

inside Of the quarter century by munich
pal line Geary That only thing that will break the
United Railroads ange hold on San Francscot the only
thing the United Railroads fears.
The trolley barons know perfectly we'll that nobody could run
ANYBODY
else people they know
that as soon as the CITY BEGINS to run It's own line on Cearv street
they make radical improvements
these Improvements will money That why they fight the
lent viii hey afraid OF because they know will
ceed and that viii them money.
private competitor Geay the United Railroads
buy bully submission. With the city could compete
Cnquesonaby this fact explains the nssent
the trolley monopoly will exchange transfers with any private
operating the Gea line but will that
odaon TO street railway owned by the ely Surely eo
q TACT can be found IN support OF voting municipal bonds build
the Geary street
We need not dwell the policy OF hostility civic interests
epfed by this declaration Of the United Railroads
practice OF the corporation in this regard many
ar ways such as the use OF hoecars lower Market street
tor the OF Furnishing the because OF its refusal grant
valuable franchise without compensation This may
AID on one side o the moment while we look for the
question Why does the United Railroads exchange
ers with the municipal street railway The that
installation of municipal railway would
the existing monopoly competition would compel
decent the United corporation
complete competitive system covering the CITY quite
feasible Any competent engineer sketch a days work
plan Of unocpied could readily effective
compete with the existing system at all points It not necessary
that further than that the under
stood in the United Railroads offices.
That corporation competition OF any can not
control beginning competition single modern
would that the with existing
would compel the monopoly rehablae its and
give the travelling pubic decent accommodations AS things
the treated much freight
crowded and joed into the last available space The
incompetent management with its frequently recurring
bredonns in the rush hours would have to be reformed This
why the United Railroads fears competition making money
fight beat the bonds W. need deeply malicious
ana ucruous character OF that night 1t IS enough to point
that they stop misrepresentation facts even where
they OF public record The corporation agents. for
instance declare from the bill boards that the city
similar bond issues when on every
the people have voted substantial and steadily
majority for the proposition 1t because the United Railroads
that the election the twods majority required
by the charter will be that the campaign of Misrepresentation
is being extravaganty financed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Some machinery Of discipline for the house
of lords.
The British plan for working out such
changes is more simple than ours but is less
effective Mr.. Asquith, the liberal premier,
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the numberless breaIldoWns; the appalling
list Of people killed and manned; the enor-
mously valuable francises bought for a hand
ful OF Doodle money.
Let the voters remember. too, that the
only way they can oct better streetcar ser
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

OME people do not like Secretary Knoxs sharp letter
Zelaya They say polite. 1t will
SuscepbliteS of burden of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

H the Of Francisco when they go the
polls December so what they have suffered the hands OF
- the United Raroade endless waits between uncean
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

THE process OF making constitution is always difficult
and often dangerous 1t this fact that makes the interest
that follows the pending campaign Great Britain provide
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

the unamented Leopold did nothing demonstrated the
Potentaies OF kngshp business way. In this country
there are kings OF all sors kings railroad kings steel kings
Leopold the disposition Of an people o fo
Commercial m Gm them n1 a as kinks as as they were some
hing Of matter in the wrong place But Leopold roi
L-o truly king by some kind of divine right
and he original in this that he counted nghp vau
able
It IS commercial andIeopod worlds first COM
Ineca king lie made his dividends con
science streecar corporation exploiting straphangers Other
monars fortune bent have the slow processes
OF the mer the ancient practice of robbery with force
and went OF fashion But Leopold found commerce
allied with power the ready of public punder favored
kings lacking the divine right must through the laborous
sometimes nvdi0u processes OF organizing accomplish
the result.
If there vice in the long calendar of Leopold
had discovered and exploited he have felt
obliged the who called his omission His
simple but inclusive eptaph might nothing get away
It the fashion nothing but good of foolish
fashion, faith when the subect whose unspeakabe
crueltes and unnenonabe worldwide
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Mr. and Mrs Oscar Cooper. who
were in town for the week. have re-
turned to their home in Burlingame.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Allen have leased
their home in Jackson street for the
winter and with the Misses Kenyon will
be at the NOrmandie for the remainder
of the season.
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Mrs. Sidney Budget who is known
in the literary world as Elizabeth De-
jeans, has been visiting here for sew
eral days and has had a delightful
time with the army set, where she has
many friends. Mrs. Budgett has been
travelling in the east for the last few
months After a brief stay with
friends in town she went to her home
at Riverside, where she passes most
of her winters. with the exception of
brief trips to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Edward NJ. Greenway will be host at
one of the most elaborate of the holi-
day dinners to be given Thursday even
ing at the Fairmont for about so
guests. The decorations will be in the
favored red and green of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Miss Genevieve Harvey has been VS.
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor
Martin. for several days and has been
engaged in holiday shopping, besides
being the guest at two or three in
formal teas given to celebrate her visit
in the city. Miss Harvey left the
Martin home yesterday for a brief stay
with Miss Edith ChesebrOugh at the
home of the latter in Clay street
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickinson Sher-
wood, who have been in this city for
brief visit, will leave tomorrow evening
for their home at Los MolinOs. where
they will pass the holidays. They eN-
peet to return here early in January
and will be at the Palace during their
visit in the new year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

I Miss Lily O'COnnor
Mrs. a. y. IOwne
Mrs. Robert Chester
F0ute
Miss May COlburn
Mrs. l.. r. Baker
Mrs. Florence Porter
PfngSt
Miss Margaret Carroll
Mrs. George Toy
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

TONE but the debutantes and their
M xsrrng friends could have the
~ temerity to entertain during
holiday week one might think,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Los Angeles. Dec. 15. 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

iie nid)t bon @nglonO 9eor0net Ia
ben" bot @cnerol 9ot6o IN 2onoon
erfIQrt. lll1O ooS @uu9 Der &oroS,
mic Dos llntcrball3 boben Der lilo.
ofrifonii6cn llnion frcie @ono BARN
gcloiien.
Gincn nod gr0bcrcn GrfoIg bobrn
sic 9ocrcll in ser Sprohcnfrn8e ers
rltr0cn. Gic &erfoiimg beitimmt,
BOB oic %boQGnoiidc SpraGc cbelIo
mic Die cngliid)c ais 9Int9iprade gel
ten ioQ, un0 ooB ollie GurlomentS.
0crid)tc, @eiebc, nnttlihe 8crfiigltl,
acn un0 @Cfamtma6ltngcn IN bel
Ocn Sprndcu ST pcr0iicntlihcn limo,
un0 ouB in oQen Stootcn Der lluion
9Sicnlun0 ais 8con1tcr ouQcitctlt
lucrOcn fam, ser niht cine ScnntniB
bciocr Sprudlcn bciibt. 60 bic @oc.
rem, lucld)c Die Wcbr5obl Der @cp0i
fcrl1ng bil0en, IN Den gcbiI0ctcil
&rciicn olld Die engliidc Sprodc
iprcHcn, 10 miro lid OoS @cuntcu'
tbum por5ugSmciic in GROCER Micbra
5ohI aus 9oCrcnfreticn rcfrltlrcn.
@oo Die @oeren inn aricge ucrIoren
Batter, bobcn tic ourf ibrc S6lou
belt ulo 3Gbigfcit icBt micOcr 5uriid
gepon1tcu. sic bubcn Der nellll
Union Don SiiOoirifo ibrc cigcnc
Spro6c mo ibr ciacnc2 ~notionolc2
Mcicl allfgc}mlm1cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
SRreau 6es carbohydrates.
Ay&ALh@.z

Baltimore, 5. Shieult 1900.
ga bic Strabcuour6hrudS e %9onlmiiidre Der
Stnot Baltimore III aefetlt6 borgei6ricbellrr
gSciic ibrclt cnogilttger mo corrlairten Nc
riot fiber bic encouragement Sntf6doiguItectt,
~llnfpften mo 9GeriDerb6bml9en fit oic Cont
bemnirung uuh @rdtflIunQ ocr Srcibigitcn Strns
sc. BON Der g~Seiticiie OCr DorfsNioao bis ilr
Sfttcitc Der GnlnertsS tra sc, rebit ben Odrout
beiiigIi6eI. e1oGilltlqen mo corrt9trte1 erialls
teruoelr Bldnen In &eluIbbeit Der 8ori6rtttcn
oes StabtsGtorters unb Der am 20 @iot laos
unterBetbncicn Seroromng 9tr. III oeS Wtn'
nor5 mo Staotrntbe5 BON Baltimore bel nit
bintCrlegt buheH,
miro biernit bciuunt qenn6t. bub bcfnqter
Qcri0t nm lline Hit aieie gScife III otclenl
@iircOu binterle9t iuoroeft itlo. nno haB oer
Ojnour uno Stnotrutb bon Baltimore nocr n
acnb cine Berfon ooer Yerioncr, ooCr ctnc ooEr
ntebr GorporuticHelL hie nit Der SeribetllIllg
Der burbeilunnten Snif6dbiguilgeu uoer @eribs
erb6bunqeu un6lfricoen itnb, innerbalh oreibt9
600 Iaaen pom 8. gtlouit 1909 al als 6enl
erllen GdQe Der bon mir uusGcquttpclle1 yer
bft~cniIiduuQ bieier .yloit6, l6rittli4, oascgcil
an has RaliimurCr Stabtgcriht 1ppcuireil llllo
ouS hrfaate @cribt crfu6en m0gen, o%teielOc;t
at rCOiOircH.
Z. eeptn SbOmas,
CguoG, t3, 2527) Staots Jiegiiirntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
a1rcnu hcr etrnnenDrrnDruma.eOmmiHar

ultitHorG p. Sull lHQ0'
IS miro blcrnlit bciannt Gentuhi, ,oaB N
8eindBbeit Der ibncn ourd ole &orlbritleil oee
Naniiel5 pa Der @eiete oer Hegislntltr bon
WdrOiano pom Sabre 1904 lno Der am g.
Widr5 1905 unter5ei1neten Geroronllrq W. 2l6
bes Wtapurs uno StuotrHtb5 bon baltimore
iino nIioerer nuf oieie Nl9ele9enbcli allfoeno.
barer @elcBc mo &eroronul9e1 lbertraaenell
Wutoritdt, bic StrnBenour6brltbs GomtHllldre
fir oic Staot Baltimore iib cnilbloleil .bahelL
Bennington 9penue- BON iibrer geefniudrtl9cin!
Prciic non SO SUB bis uuf cine Srclte pon 20
Tub 5i couocilniren. fdmdler 81 nnbeII lillo
an ihIicfcn, iHoem 80 RUB polt oereu Oltlelie
BON Ocr Ioroicitc Der 20, StrnBe bis sur Sito,
fcitc Der 80. Gtrdbe gelUumelt meroelt, III
i(chcrctntimmurg mt bent @lure Der beldaiel
6orGci6Iagcncn S1malernng nnO GdllesuIiG,
sic tebt I'M 9'iireuu Der beidQtelt Sortltllltoll llir
Etrdbcnburhbrilde uufbemabrt mo 5ur. III.
"ipcfiiuit nifct IinO. sic MAIDEN hermit terIler
befnnnt, oaB befnqtc Gunntiidre am Wtuntng,
ben %. gtnauit 1909, fl lltr HorntttaGs, III
ibrcn Piircau i'm SoensSchduoe, HerIhatolls
ino SpllioausS Giraffe. ibrc critic Slbnn9 balten
ipcrocIt, nm oic S6licBnng bon HeIltil9iolls
9lucuuc, pic obeu ul9cgcbcn, in Serai9nn9 dn
o' Samcs s.. Smith,
8uibrpb NJ. GIattS,
@illiam g.. 9tuuuo,
G%omnIifdre.
Guscne 3. 9lpgcrs,
CSuIi22, 90, 9tua5, t2,10J Slerf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
bGrlOe gu leiten unO rnife @nti6Iiiii2
5u iaiietL oneianen miiilen.

bGnoe 81 leiten unO rolf)e Gntld)lulle
5u faiierL onei9uen mjllen.
Salute f0nHeu mad Dem
ncltcn Eorif frei ein0efilbrt meroenJ
obcr biQigere Shu6c giebt es ocS'
lpcgen nod nidJt. Cic @roBbGnoIer
crfldrelL 6oB bic YrCiic ntd)t errrlcOs
rigt Weroen tonntcn. Coa &llbliflmn
Dcrlonge quite Sdlrbc, feline billi8elt
ul0 INN Die Gltolit0t bei5ltbcbolten,
t0nlten Die Yreiic uid)t bcrab9elcBt
lueroen.
@cnn' ser Mrnih @liid
bat. SorreS q. StiQthotL cin jurl'
ger Wtonn itro bcrcit2 BETTER zines
&erm0gcn9 obn ctluo elmer N|iuion
- iciu 8oter ioa 5ebnfo6cr mo ZEN
Ontcl fiinf5igfoder N}iOior0r lcin -
rcgiItrirte Iid) fiir cinc Scttion Der
5lt perlooienocn Ilotbco0 Stoloners
Heieruation. Cos Slid mor Inn
9iinitig, mo Jest lit cr 9cIiber BON
cincm Stiid 2onO, 0o3 ottf 5000 Col
lars geid6tt miro.
Gas yW II itr q Sen Sours
nal" ihrcibt; Sic EeuOcn5 iteigcnOer
Ereiic trifit oos &cbcn Ots Tolfea I'M
innerItcn Worf, Oelm Die ScbenstroTt
zines icocn Gbeilc9 Der 9epolferrn8
miro uelcntlid Ourd Die 2(rt II. Wten-
&c Der Nobrullgsntittcl beltlrlnlt, bic
lie p1r6ruld)cn fam. lielc Sclte Der
&oitcniragc OeS 2cbcn9lnterboltca
moft eS notbucnoiN Dob in leoent
gr0Beren 9epolfcrunNS Centrum cine
intelligence 9iirgeridoit ea lif 5lr
Aufgube mnft, 81 ermlttell1, mer tllr
Die b0bercn Soften Der SebcnSmlttel
nerontmortlid lit. Go@ gcnomte
Ylott i6l1gt bic 9ilouua bon Mus
id)iiiien Dor, Die, aus Qebiloetet mo
IofnerIt0nOigen Selttcn jlllonlmenges
lett, feit5uitcQen iuderL ob unter Dem
gc0cnrpGrtigen Spitcm oeS &crtoltIs
Ger Nobrung9mittel Scmon0 eincn
mgeb0rigen Gbeil Der Soften erbolt,
oic Der Gouiunient oui5ubrinGen bat.
IS mare onS ollcroin0S cine o%onfcnas
mertbc, menn aud ihpicrige 9lui-
gabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
In licbcnOcr Grinnerun9.

ali nnicrcn ~pclicbtcn @utiet mo Batter
Wilbcim Taum,
pcldcr beutc Oor cirem Sabre aus benz Hcbcn
ihico. abcr ui6t ~uerpCnen 1T.
Gin [ubr iit's bout. mir merbcr's ME pergciiClt.
San Gid Der Ioo ans uni'rer Wttic nnbm.
9Ncr ipnnic lnicr 9robeS Hcio ermetct.
Nidi lSortc fnno Der DtfHh tnr Hlfrcn Srnnt.
llae IN ais Nuier ms %gepeiel.
Nls outer Nnter allen Ntuncrn Netn.
IN lni'ren Screen 1T cs iett 81 leict,
Suu bort fir INNER eiIlgeihriehcn iciu.
@cwiOmet non iriurr Satin nuo ainbrrn.
t13O1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Nnnclhcrt Gfitcim.

rs iturh an II. Iuauit 1909 eugclbtrt Cd
itciu, 40 Sabre oil. gcltcbter @uttc bon Wtdnc-
line Gdiiein. Die @ccroi9nnG. lrnoet Honner'
itag, Miur9clle INN 3 llbr. pom ietncr &obnlnG.
8r. i406, Morn. Gjon. 5trnhr, aus itatt, Re
auicnuocb amt nm 8 llbr Ntoreens III Der 81.
S~auls4NirdF. (23O-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Iepartcmeut ihr uiieutlidlc Snnten.
smh. Tennrtemcnt oes 2taot.1 naentenrs.

cub. 5eportemcnt oes staot'3 naentenrs;
Buftimorc, ben IS. Iu9lit 1909.
Nm Aac, bic es angeht!
!Sicrmit lutrb IN lebeTeiniitiHttiIl9 nltt oen
Ibibuittcn SO . mn S6 Is oc5 CHARTERS Der
Stdot Baltimore bcldnnt gc9ebeit, oaB I'D noO
6cnl d, Zeptem6er 1909 6]e0inlen peroe. o5ars
rettsSirnbc, hon Der ySciticiie Der SuludrosStr.
his 5ur Siiicitc Der Gutap.Strabe. init tiooers
mem Wtutcridl 8t ~pflu'tcrt mo iieu 81 pIld'
fierH.
gile gcrfonen mo Gurporntioncn iperoet
ocsbulb biernlit uufactorbcrt, SrlalhniBlhelile
lir ollie NrbCiicn 6l c~rln1pcTt mo o%tclclocl! oot
neu %. September 10000 Al heenoiaeH, ole III
iraeno elmer lSeilc bic gntGrnbutl9 noer Ole
NittreibunQ bcfdNter obcngennllnter StraBe ooer
cinCS 1beilcs o%criclbeH itoiDiueilot4 nladel,
y. I. 6cubGn,.
(amot32 O.27;Scpt3) Staot4 SnGcnieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

ben cine &ette BON Wtiiben un0 Sor-
aen un0 glrbeit gemelen, itu0 Dab
ieinc ltntcrthnnen Oa9 oncrtennclt
ltno Der @cri0nlihteit Oes Serrifcr@
2ic6c unO 8ercbrung ent%gegenbril-
gen.
an Alabama lit e& les
ifon elm &crbred)elt, Die @0rter Bier.
g8cin oOer Sdnopp8 in ben 0hlnr
5l ncbnlen, Elm aopitol-S erbreter
obcr it's, ocn Stoif iclbit ouf oil
3umge 5u briugcu.
&u oen eritcn itcbcn u 0.
notc1 OieieS Sobrea limo III Gbicogc
ALIEN 81 BcrionGn ourh AlttomobtI.
llniQQc INNS 2eben 9efomnen nm
iibCr 1000 &erioncn mchr ODER ment.
ger ihrper perlcBt morOen. @ic groB
mag crIt Die 3obl oercr I'M galljeu
4unOc icirL Die ourd Ona Hoien Der
ShnouierlcS 2cben oocr @eiun0bttt
~pcrlorcn bobcn,
-
Sopn Is. Mot9on puL ~
nun ooq olltd)9'lcFl' ooB V'c |li'e''
oe@ Slogi'Srhl'' ol OCT Fo',l''
Sor'c fe9lltrlf1 l'lo 8epu''ot'' !oelo'!'
tot'le'I' we @!l,rl'' O't TT Tul!S IeS',
llt'rl Ioetocl' louV''' e''v "''''o' '"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Baltimore Gemcterg.

9iircau: Grnnitiu Slo1, Baltimore II. 9urthitr.
Beprubnibpldbc sum Serfaut bon $50 an,
nit Ninrmorplpttcn nbaearen8t $35. 49, Jidltit
fir bier Srdbcr. SrCie SeTlButg Der Gdpclle
fir IruucrgotteSoicnitr. (Sunil6,1 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

Ger friiGcrc Gcnu 80 i
rcftor 9}ortb mur MiQenS, 600 Col
lars iiir cine 3G6l.Moidine 5lIr "a.
bulirulQ Der GeniuS.HciuItote SIT sab.
len. Nus ocr NnQcbotcn gcbt ieood,
beruor, Dob oici5 Moid)inen iiir bic
&Glitr SIT boben limo. @ci ser groBtn
3obl oieicr Woitincn, meld)e Die Ne.
gicrunq not6menoig bot, lit NoS cine
groBc @riporniB. Gic Genius 9tuis
nobne lit 10 mic 10 nod reft toit.
ipiclig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
SefanRtmaGungea.
9epartemsut fir ersir0nns.

Scpnrtemcut fir GTiie1ung.
@ilrcnu Der SeBUroc Der SdlnlE 0mmtiidre,
Gdc Wiaoiiun. uub 4nfngette.NUenne.
Baltimore, 10. glIquit 1909.
Sn Der pCttlibeu So6f6ule an UtcGuuoDi
StruBc ulto Yataneiics9luenue miro am SDnncrs
itn1, Oen o, Scptcnther 1909, Wlor9cns . llbr,
cine Eritfung bon SIuotontCn fir cine 6rsts
itclc int ,WtarDlano horticultural College" Ge'
bnlteu luerocn.
GiHc @|aIan8 pom ertten 2eei5IatiOs 3iititt.
3pBn g. 3lpAe, Srtrctdr.
(9lIQl4 Sept7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Suuoun. i =Gcmctcrg.

9lrcau: 9r. 1T, Ncit.s arntuga.Strane, NIB
.Naupt.Gtusnng: Sreocrid. Sioao.
VegrdbuiBpldee bon $25 at inter beitdnoiaer
lueroet I'M 3rcthbaus an Snupts@tngnna ges
ilnoelt. Infer gacnt iuirb, ipent geluitnfbt,
bpriprehetl. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

&n mondcn um|crifonis
id)en 3eitlnqen mirO uicl @eitn9
ii6cr Die Corruption IN Glbo &C.
moft. 3lgegcben, boB nlrd) Die Git
boncr corrupt linO. gIber luenn NON
icIbit int @luSbnu.ic iist, Iol man
nid)t NIT Sttiucn mcricr. Scrrid)t
in ben Ger. Stootcn nidt ord) Cor.
ruption mo .8roit?" Iie 2ono.
grobi6er olein bobcn buS &olf unl
Miuipncn bcid)ummelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

THE WAY DOWN . THE . BAY

Sat sur eee II. elephant slper' GJfurfpnen,
15OW1eiIcn; eaISpuNer; ben ean5cnGae 2ebeuss
GrbaIter; 9ampfer emma @iIts," 9irnfa8
uno 1pnnertag, 7 ribr WIorgenS. 3u Saufs
INT 1O.15 gIbenos. gtucte soc. Reainu 22.
SUM. (Suni15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Wnraarctllc Nus.

IS fturb i'm oguGcnciuen 9eutibcn @reiicn
bein' Miargnretbr Suh i'm 10. Hehcnoi1brc
Die NccrOiQuuG iinhCt Mittmudl. . llbr gidb'
nittna9. auf Der oHcitern Cemetery" HIATT.
2g9-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

n6nuIe 9GuGuc," mic lie
scr 9lpoitcl &oilIn3 gcnonnt bat, itn0
Die aretcr BON bclttc nidJt mebr; i'm
@cgentbeil, lie iinO fll6ti0 1t, trObcn
ionor Ger 6orOcrumg Der SduBnldd)s
te, GnQIonb, 6ronfreid), &tolieil uno
NltBlono. Die propiioriihc &e9icrunN
Grcto'9 crfl0rt, ooB Die gri1diihc
6lngQc nid)t cingc5o9cn pcrOen ioQ.
60 lit Ocnn einc Nieocrbcicbun9 Der
>Sllicl Our6 Die SfllbmGhte 81 cr-
mortCn. bomit Der @eltiricoc niht &c
tort miro. Bic intcruotionolc 6lotte
lit bcreitS uicoer in Der SuOo-Noi
ucriommclt.
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NpfsGreefs0 auupfers So.

GuntntetsBdbrptdu.
Wbfabrt oeS Scn1pterS nod Npdsereef nno
Gtpnb Grcef bon Gpeoocn'S g4erfie, am SuBe
ocs Vronopub, idaIit I'M s llbr @surgers nnb
8 tlbr gdhmiitaes. ausgenonttnet Sarnitaa
mo Gonniag. Gnnfiaes iint 8 llbr Uioreens
uno 3 llbr YSaG)miitues nno Sonntags nm 4 Ii.
Gpc3iufsSntcit mir Iantpfersebnrterine geee.
ben. Sir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fontei be-
jonoere Nrrnn IefreiIt5 ~aetrotieft ucroen.
Sir ale Gin5elnbeitcIt lrn9e. telepbontre ober
fd)reibe an Juhu Scatb, superintendent Gpfos
ben's Ehart, am 5nfe eeS Sroaowae.
CU1ai5 .SWete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Saf 0awn Gemcterb,

GaItera-g penuc'9Oab, nahe Nurtt Ipint'gpao.
@citanetgc auitft. Yrahtuulc Sage.
(Slnt tq,6Oite)