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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
Miitcn 5nm frcnoiecm Gmpiana.

baltimore miro bci'm Gnpiol,a
Der bcir,ltcbrcnbcn Sd)iod)tidiii,
Nlottc ipobl pcrtrctcn icin.-- Tic
Nlottcn, Mcicrpc bc1cgnet bcriel-
ben init Der .Sslo DC Gubn." -
Ger @ouucrnclir ibr Gbrcngolt.
@cnn oil, %. 6cbrilor Die orlcri,
fonild)c SGlod)tifiif Tlottc nodl
.irrcr bcntpiiroigcn Hciic Inn bic
&clt III Sonlpton MoobS cinlGuit,
mcrbcn Die @cipohurr bca Stootes
MarDlano I'M aagcmeincn uno bic
Staot Baltimore I'M 9cipllocrcn 0lit
rcrtrctcll ieit. @crcitS jcbt iinO 5obl.
rcidc GGnpfcr iiir Spe5iol.GrfirIio.
llcn bon Baltimore aus cngogirt
mor0ell. Die Worplonb 6lottcn.
Mills nimmt bci BEN G%nlpiang cinell
lcrporragcnben 9lutbcil. Iieicl6c
miro Der Ilottc auf ibrcnlS d)iilid)ifi,
Der ~Ssla DC Cuba" ci,tgeeclt iabrcrl
inio cs lit Der @unif Der N~eicrpiitcr,
hoB @oupcrncl,r Grotbcrs ullo oclicll
,Sta6 lire Gbrct9Gitc icin rcrhcii.
Sis ictt bat Soilpcrr,cltr Grotbcrs
nod, ilidJt su9cingt.
Iic "Gbelopcafc TompiihiffS-Gc
lclld)aft" miro cillcn Grtra.I an1pier
Iii Iicnit itcllcn. I'M Den Gcrfebr
alpiid)en Baltimore mo Ncriolf 81
bclpalti1crl. 4ni bcn Gampicrl,
oGolnni6ia" l,no nAtlantn" iinb be.
reits nllc aaiiltcn bcictt. 9cioc
Compiler iuerocn am Montag Wior.
acn III Norioff eintrcficr mo I'M 9
llbr nadl Den Gapes o~iislauiciL, I'm
sic Ilottc cmpiongcn SIT bclicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
@ctbciltc WcinnnNrn.

McrporrnNcnoc Ncr3te beiilriuortcn Die
TrojCiiirltn9 rou 81. Son,ca q.
Mcrrltt pom Cation mt0cu Wtib.
brolld) lCilcV NerltiS. - Cine 81.
tition iiir NidtucriolDrm1 Don al.
rtrcr Seitc.
Cine cigcntbiinllid)e Sitilotion lit
ollrd) Gle %crbaitun1 BON Tr. &ancS
q. Mtrritt, cillca betonnten glr5tc3
bon Cation 0~cidln'fcil lporbeu, Der
fiir5lid) bon hrlt 0rob1eidJmoenclt III
gnfloqc5llltnnb ucricBt iplrbe, lucil
CT icinc1 drittidlcll Ncrlii 81 elmer cri-
minclcn operation miBbrolld)t bnberl
lou. &on itilltl TrclmOcn mo &crch.
rcrn lit nGrnlid) cine E,tition in lint
loli gcicbt mcrbcL mn Die lucitcre
0crid)tlid,t &criolNlulN Nca Safes cirs
5nIttllcn. -af.
Cine sn5ohl hrruorro1cnoc Acr5tc
limb il0ciicn DER Nniid)t. bnb 9 .Mcr-
rift, nod)ocn Die Wrob9cid)norGncn
il scr obrnCriudbnttn @ciic 9cgct
i'm porNcGol0tn liilo, iclbIt Cinell
Erojeb pcrtnnNcn iollic, bolnit int
Tole icinc llnidulOab ctbcllcrlln0,l
bc1riinNct iino. cr oiicntlid) bon ieoer
Sd)lllo irtigClprodIcn miro. llntcr i6.
llcll bciinb|n iid) md Die Toftorcil
SomorO u. Mclln, Wcorgc ". Goblin
luio (. Z. Ginncp.
Giner TepcidIc ollS Cambridge 5lt-
Iol9e pcrtritt Erdii0cnt Vricc ".
8olbs6orou0b bon Der Meoi5iniid)cll
lltb d%)irrr0iiftn Taf,ltdt pom Murp,
lane, Gbnlidlc 2lriiNtcl. pcroomnlt
ooS Tr. Mcrritt 5itr 2oit gcle1tc Ser.
brcd)cn ais zines Der idllinuiiltelt itno
lprid,t bic s(niidlt nll9, Dob icbcr 9lr5t.
scr tillca ioId'cn &crbrcd)clls fiber.
iil6rt miro, obnc @na0c aus sem Gr5t.
lid,cn StonO mtaGcItobcn lucroei
loIltc. l"'
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Hun faun cS lpsoebcui

Sic Baltimore Sblo %0bn" fol1i
Dem @ciipicIc scr Nal.Gno(ono.
Woh,cu Mcou,irt ihyc N,+e,,
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ncn id,ll3Bcn lld) al.
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fchr n,,, m,(tir,,rc nnh Eh;,,nnrm nv,
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m,hn~ rntcr6re;tctcn o(c;h,rit;o c;rc
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r,,t;;4,,, SS;c, ro,h ncr, r,;tt,crc,
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Mc, m,rr St,,r;o &. Gon5tGh,
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N,n4rnIh,hr "7ic nr,,n,chr i, Ur,it
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Nr,;runo MN / 6ia . 0r,ts, Urn tOO
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,',bn <ohrrr IL, 0roit bri;nNl;drn 80.
ri
7;n M,t,n Wchu,;runo hcr 6c;>cr
observation-disclosures MGR circ 1nIoc
>,. M,r5truurocn ,cr,d,irocncr c,,,,.
mrr,i,ucr SrnoriiotMnrn NOM Moitnu
unb ouScrcn Nc,tenolonp,S t0otcn.
>ic norori hinmicien Son ncr liner.
id,ipS il, Nr,, Srod,trotcn Ncr bishrr
cr;itirtc ciucn oro5,,r Ihci( nrn <n,.
nnrts, INN Wo,,nu noh ounrrcr otInn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
Strcit enSct nit Sdjickcrci.

MnorcaS q. Cote an gorb cillcS
SHtrppoompfcrS ser ,Stan0oro
Gil Company" BON GbonlaS @fl-
liomS bllrd) orci Ncpolpcridiiiic
pcrlcbt. @iro nit Dem &cbcll
oouonfommcu.
Wtit 0rci Sdnubluunocu licNt gln,
Orco9 4. @0Bc, &oh oca Shlcppoum.
piers 9tr. r. scr nStonooro Gil 60,
in Ct. &olcpb@ NoipitnI. Gle @rlls
ocl lpurocn linn gcItcrn %ornlittog
trlrj nnd) I llbr OIL @orO oCS Cant
piers ollrd, Sbomoa @iuionl9, cincll
Scljcr, belacbradt, lucld)cr lett I'M
@cf0nAnlb libt,- iuobin er ollrd) Eolis
5ciridltcr SNtciQ pom 0ltlid)cn 81,
thrift 0clolot muroc, I'M Die SolNcl
lclllcr Sbat db5lrpartcn. @illlanna
lit 0cS on0eblid)cll WoropcriuHa be-
ldulolgt ulo miro lultcr hiclcr Nlts
iduloi0lul0 an ~. ISebrllor il, Der
oltlid)cn EoliSciiyotion pcrbort lpcrs
Den, lo!la @oBc bis 6lt bicicn 3cit'
punft Dos &uipitol n~crluiicu FAM.
SIC SmlcBcrcl mar oa@ G%llbrclllltat
elmer lolAcn Tcbbc 5rpiiNcn @ils
linnl5 mo @0Bc. Gen Nnlu6 sum
cnoNillti0cn NllatroH hc2 Strcitca
bilbctc Gin hormloicr @oiicrcimcr,
ocn @cioc 5lr iclbcn Belt bclliiGru
molltcll. 9tnd) cincnl fllr5cu Mort.
lpcd)icl folNtc cine ShlGQcrCi, bel Scr
@iuionnS Den &iir5crcn 500. Grboit
Onrilbcr, elite MiIiom& IN bcn Sci
Scrrount mo crld)icn I'M llGdlltcn
Mtonlcnt init cillCm McDolnrr, sen CT
olli @obc rihtctc mo picrnlol binicr'
chamber obierlcrtc. Sic critic &uNcl
troi @Gtc IN sic linfc Scitc, luororli
ocrlclbc lld) mnliuunotc mo hic Nllldt
crAriif. Sic 5lpritc rulb brittle &ll0cl
troicn Den S%licDrnbcu IN ocu Niidcn
luIbrcnN Die picrtc icDl0in1. GnpitIn
Wiidlncl &lrfc, Der in Scr H1bc ltonb.
cntrib @iuioma sic @ofic ullo mari
biciclbc iibcr Norb. Nid)t sliricocl
NIT Dem Mclllltnt icincr ShicBcrci,
boltc Iid) @ilinnS cil @cuchr. nm
bon Hcltcnl ollf lcincn @c1ncr III
ld)lcbcll, mllr0c abcr poll Gopitnn
Tllrtc cntlpoifnct, che CT lcirc NbIid)t
nuaiilhrcn fonl1lc. 9tod,ocnl Mils
lianl1 cinigcrnloBcll bcrllbi2t mar,
rl0crtc GapitGn @urfc nod MuNncr'5
Eoint ln0 bcnndridlti0tc bic Eoli=
sci bon Dem &orNcfoacucu, morolli
OoS Enliiciboot ,Sonlan" crid)icn
NM ben&crlpul0ctcn mic Sen ShiCb
bnlo nn Tor0 nnbnt. 9Nm SllB hca
Nroo0lDap 0n2clunNt, luur0c 80bc
lldd) Dem Ncnnnntcl Molpital mo
MiuionlS llod) Der Gltlidcn Toli5ci
Statiau aebrad}t. Gab Wotc nDrau34
lid)tlidl nit Dem 2cbcn hoponfpnmlcll
miro. bot or MIR ocnl llmItnno sll
pcronnfcn, bob ser Ncpolucr g&il,
liom9' MIR BON flcincm &nlibcr nor.
Sic Sd)icBCrci strll1 iid III Der NG6c
bon @nAncr'a Eoiut ST. no Scr
Sd,lcppoalnplcr, Der iid) olli ser
Iobrt nnd) Midunonb bciono, lpcgcll
&orlobmc elmer Hcporutur Dor an
ter gc1ollgcn ipar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
Gin nrt ter G9cgattc.

-
@egen HubeItorutg iuuroc @illiolm
NcIt, bon Tr. 1855. Nnbrc.Str &c,
itcrll III Der iiiblidcIi YoliBciitntion
ourd, Mid)tcr 2clpis Sli 500 Stroic
nnb Soften pcrurtbeilt. @ic icinc
Satin angab. fom CT i'll Der Nad)t
bon Santitag oiti Sonntog bctrii1,.
fen nad, Sai,ic mo id)liig eir,ct so.
balt. Sn bcn, oonn foIgenbcn Strcit
init I%cillcr Satin ioll CT pcril,ht bo-
ben, tic ltnb oas 9abp aus beni ,Sclls
tier 81 ipcricn. ST.. Iitenit alcmnlid,
Cit Nad)bar, FAM Der bcbniicrl,siucr-
tbcll Irali 5t 8iilic ltth trilg oas @o-
By aus ocm @ercid)e bes WoitncS,
ipcId)cr ciit Sdlddternlciicr III %icilicr
Sam idpuana. YoliSiIt 3abncr pcr-
boftetc oe,t @iitberif, iucld)cr Man-
gels oes nGtbigcl @elbes Die Stroie
bintrr Sdlob inlo MicgeI ohiitcn
nitl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16

2oli5 9iiibiii. cin Nen. Dorfcr
1lliuclicr bon Nr. 352. SitsSonitol,s
Strobc, nlad)tc aus alrloi cincr M.
gliidliden N~rnmoitiids Sp~efnlotiolt
IL F~bilooclpbia cincn Sclbitmcroucr.
Ind. Or IicGt I'M oortigcn st. aa.
mes .aranfcnbanle" I'M Sterbcll. Hr.
bin bat cine 0rou mo icd)S ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
tnfaas-Ggronif.

Goluaro Stmberlafe beim NbIteigen
bon cinem sGaagon
BON cinem Nlltomobil gctrofien.-
Gin onocre3 9t,,tomobil f1brt III
cilcn Scl6cnjug. - Ser @lumen.
lpagcu ihlocr bcihG0igt. = S(u.
6crc llnfGQc.
Dos Spicr zines ld,ucrcn llns
aliidoiullco luuroe 1elteru Nahmit,
tog Scrr Gomorb Ciulbcrlatc, ~
SATIRE olt, BON Springs2at Sarm.
&cbtcrcr bcIdno lid olli ciuent @ag.
0on Scr Ycnniplpania.Np c.s StrdBcn.
babn.Sinic mo bcobiidtigte. at, Der
Ode BON Gumberlanoitr. mo Itortb.
Npcnllc ob5uitci9cn, oils er bon ciiiem
Nlltonlobil on9crempClt iuitr0e, nod
che CT nit bciocn @cinen boS Yfla-
tier bcriibrt botte. las 9llltomobil,
lucidcS oIicnbar bon Srn. Climber
lotc nid)t rcd)t5eitig bcmerft !poroen
nor, ilbr nit geIeblid) erloltbter &c.
ldruiuoi0tcit unb pllroc BON Dem Gis
0cntbiinlcr, Srn. William Spiltcn,
BON 9tr. 2207 u,o 2209. Maoiion.
9Ipcnuc, ielblt gciiibrt. Der 8crnus
Nlildtc, mcld)cr i'm luciten @ogcn iiber
bic StroBc 9cidlcilocrt iuilroe, bate
SoltobId)ilriungcn ON aorper uno
cincn ticfcn Sd)nitt iiber ocm Muge.
ionic cilcn Hippcnbrlld) crlitten. Or.
u. s. Solbott, mcld)er i'm I'M Warp.
lnnb @cncrol=&oipitol nuteriiid)te,
bcrmnltbct icbodL BOB or nod amber.
lpcitio inncrlid)c Scrlcbun1en bapon'
trll1.
Nutomobil iGbrt in Sci.
hcnju q.
NlS sic Sroihtcn oc3 2cihcnbcItot.
tcrS 90. s. McGormid acItcrn Nad,'
nlittog por Dem &ouic, Nr. 1888,
@elt Nortb.Npcmic nortcn6 itanocn,
nm Gin S%rouergeioloe mad, benz
Sricoboic ST. fohrcll, couioirtc cit, bon
Srn. Scltrp 6. Malomot, bon Hr.
SOB, Horos 9roooipop, ~9elcnftes Iiitos
mobil NIT bcnt @lumcmuaNcn itro
Itlcllbcrtc 0icicn ollf ooS Srottoir,
iuobci lGnnntlid)c MGocr belielben
5crbrod)cn lp,lrocn. Ger llniaIl miro
Dem ifIiipiriqcn Silolter sngcid,ric'
ben. Scr Shoocn bctrG9t ungeidbr
10 Collars.
Stiir5tc in Sen 6cllcr.
Sniolgc scr @criuefSIunG eil,cr
Shiirc %itiirStc AeItcrn Gadnlittog Die
50 Sabre oltc Srau Gitelo Warlucll,
Ton Oar. 1921, Siib.Gbopclitr., in Der
glnlogc Der .Grolpn Gort & Sea!
Go" an @lliliorb.N pcnltc, nabe Der
9tortbs slpcn,c, sic Gcllcrtrcppe binab
iulo brod) boS rettc 9cin. Sic iul,r-
DC 5undd)it nod ibrcr Wobnuna uno
IpGtcr ulif Tnrnthcn bon Or. 0eorge
Seller in Scr NmbulnnS bcS oitlid)cn
TiitriftS mad, Dem Ct. SolcpbsiSoipis
tai ii6criiibrt. Gle Srall brod)tc in
rem Wonnc, Ger bei Der gcnannten
Gompoonic dis @ad)tcr onocitcllt lit,
bu3 Nbcnobrpo, olS lid) Der lllfoa
%crci1nctc.
Son cincm Tnbrmerf urts
gerdnnt.
@cim lleberidIrcitcn Der StraBe on
ser Ode bon @ioolc. ,rno 8op.S traBc
milroc 0%citcrn Nod)mittag aeaen 1913
llbr Der 7 Sabre oltc Sobn grnolo.
BON Nr. POSI-, Sit-Sofimnn Strabc.
bird oo3 8eiGbrt bon Or. @nlter
s. Sonorof, bon Or. 1912, Horo.
@roo6unpL u%nl9cronlt uliO oil DER
rcd)tcn Sd)llltcr pcrlctt.
~ -. n- -, /, /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16

Nltcr SriG, ubcr int mel
II 0 d, gut. - Gin otter 0aunertrid
lpilrbe biclcr Gage einnuol mieoer NIT
flinacnocm Griolgc in Dem @aarcil.
barrie bon @ebriiocrn Susler. Soips
oro. mo Clap troBc. 5ilr ampen,
oirng gcbrodt. Gin Monn criildte
Sri. Claudia Gonn, sic 2aiiircrin
GcS 2ooclS, ibnt cine $50.Hoie ST.
mcd)Icln; Dies that lie. Cine tleinc
Ncilc lputcr fam cit ull0crcr Monn
chi Sri. Conn 81, Der Gin @rieicou.
pert nit elmer Observation-Disclosures
ria,A3 Morfc III Scr cincn, Cit 9iin.
Del Noltl,otcn III Der auoercn Sdn0
biclt. .gSiiroen Sic mir pieueiht
iiir bicic citiclncn Soften cine 500.
Notc 9cbct; id) nil JIG I'M 9rieic
llad) Nclu. BORT id)idcn?" iagte Der
Srcnloc. limo ais Sri. Com ieinen
@rnid) criiiltc, itcdte CT bic $50.
Note onIhcineno in bna Goi,pcrt. boS
e. idIob. Snjwiidjen bate SRI.
Gorm oaS @clo nnfgcS1blt nno &c.
iiinocL oob ST ieblte. Sic modlte
ibr @c9cnilbcr Oaraiii ouimerfiam,
Ser hod)it critnimt ibnt. nd bobc
roS Wclo Gcraoc ais $50 bonn &c.
ld)dft crbaltcn inlo mcroe nal ifnclI
5itrild lolicn nno boroiri %a,iinterf.
lont mod)clt, ooB 81 ieblt," iagte Der
Oolncr; "9cbcn Sic mir sic ein;cI.
llen Notcil jrrild mnb id) laiie Sbncn
ocrmcilcn Dies bier" Tomit h1noiote
c. ibr OoS on cine Ncip-Dorfcr Sir.
ma oorcIiirtc @ricicol,rcrt Gin nno
pcridiuono. sfl3 er gar il, lonec aii
Icinc HiiGtcbr morten licB, piiroc sic
aaiiircrin o%r9luobniid) irno oiinctc
Dos Goitpcrt, aus Dem ibr Gin meiBcs
Stlld Fonier hobniih entacacn
orinIle. Getcttiu Sable lit nit Scr
Iu''piirrnG oes NanncrS bctrait,
bate ober bis 9citcrn nod fcineil Gr.
iclg 1cDobt.
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Grcmpforiid ) bcItroft

ErcmplnrI1d l bc1troft T. =
Ter 26 Sabre oItc Stonislnls Ialp.
5inopic5. alias Mo5inis @orocpo, Don
Nr. 1876, Gin Bombs traBc, npcld)cr
onn Somitng Nbcno luc1cll cireS 9(ll,
griiiS OH Sri. %iolct @iSlep Don Nr.
2l0l, Soit.9lpcmlc. III cillcnl aillento.
togrnpbcn-1 Gcnter an Siio.@roao,
iuop pcrbaitct lunrOc, lit gclicrll oilrd
Toli5,irid)tcr C'NciQ i'm Gitlid1cn
StotionSbou9 0lti ied)s Monatc ltaG
Dem 0cidngniB gcinllbt iporoei.
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IN Der Stride crframft.

Eoitor @illiom &orri2 III Scr @rCc!l-
mount biid)0i.iGcn MctboOiitcr,s
Stride mGbrcno oeS 0ottcooicnitc5
pon Sdlng 9criibrt. - Sulltc
oltgcblid icinc H%ciignotinn Gin.
reid)cn.
@Gbrcno Eoitor @i1ialn Sorri5
bon Der 6rCcnmlount biid)Dilid)cn Mc.
Misunderstanding gcItcrn &ornlittug I'M
WotttSbau5 al Der GhdIc-S trcBc lno
Somclpooo Npcnulc Dor ctiun GOO
Mit9lieoern Der Ocnleinoc fn.iccllo
Elm @cbct pcrrid)tctc, mllroc or plob.
lid) pom Sd'laN Acrilhrt illo lang
bclullGlo3 5t Nobcn. Gr luurbc bilrd)
Die Scrrcn @illiom &ollinASlportb
nno Gonitl Gomn nndl ieincr @ob.
lli,llo. Nr. 1t0i, Sonncpuoo.g(pcnl,c,
gcbrod)t n1lb BORT bon Ir. Ncorgc
s.. Goirnca bon Nr. 81, Mclt.25.
Strobt, III TeDdllolllllg gcllonlllcll.
Foitor &orriS ioll bcrcit5 OH pori0cll
Son,tog bc!'m Mbclto = 0ottc$bicnit
oIllniod)tig 5uicnmtn 0c6rodcn iciit.
Scin 3uitollo miro elmer Ncrpel,.
id)rudd)c 5uGcidriebcn, wcld)c oll9cb.
tid) biird Den llmitonb pcrllriod)t
luurbc. bob or iid) iiber boS &crlnn.
gen Der @cnlcinOc. sit rciignircn, ,i
iehr nnfrc1tc. Gic Gclionotion lullroc
letters Der Gcnlcinbe ollaeblid) o!lS
Dem @rlnto gciuiiliift, neil cS Der
Sebtcrcll nid)t ntcbr iloglid lit, boS
bisbcr c1triItetc SohrcS0ebalt ppil
$1,000 fucitcr ST be,oblcn. nnb Toitor
SnrriS lid) mcinertc. Gin acrilt0crcS
NcGolt all,lnlcbmclI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16

Wait lars Nnsfanb brtsrat q. Mainr. At3
GF'Saittnnert. Str~ Ma1e 0ufsM Nvuis.aseune,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
Sic Ssroclitiidc. @obl.

Sic pSSrocIitid DE @pGl.
tbatiNtcits @ciclli doit
biclt N%eltern i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pr. III, .Topcttc. Strobc. inter
Dem &oriit bcS Troiiocntcn ,Sitl. $.
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14
THE Philosophy OF.
FELIX G. PYNE.

"A rolling stone gathers no moss, ("
but i enjoys all the advantages of
travel.
When you are growing about
your work, think CT the poor fellow
who has none
Patriotism, in the mind of not
uncommon citizen, is another name
for partnership.
obscurity has its compensations;
he who flies the highest sometimes
falls the farthest.
You cannot, with much success,
Judge aman's character by the cost
of his Panama hat
Sometimes the loftiest monument
towers above the grave of the poet
who starved to death.
Much talk is no demonstration of
ability; the noisiest automobile does
not always win the race.
The average financial magnate
feels that you are taking an unfair
advantage when you attempt to en-
gage hi min conversation concern
ing mental development
IL the camera could photograph
our thoughts, how would you like
to have your picture taken? I am
asking the question of you, the man
or woman who is reading this para
graph,
The world insists that age and
wisdom must go hand in hand; the
solemnity and profundity of young
physicians hens and haws increase
in direct proportion with the growth
of his beard.
OF old, the fool said in his heart
that there was no God; now he says
that the infinite universe is the re-
suit of a fortuitous combination of
circumstances. If you will stop to
think about 1t you will notice that
he has not progressed much in the
meantime.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14
Christian AScendency

The fourth century saw the be-
ginning of the ascendency of the
Christian idea in the Roman
mind, though the purity of the
worship of the Prince Of Gallilee
was confused and distnrted by
the pagan rites of the supplant-
ed religion. There are vivid pic
lures painted by the historians
of those times, giving us more
than glimpses of a life that was
rotten to the core, yet ready for
the planting and nurture of new
ideals.
The debasing influences of
stagnation were felt most Of all
by the higher classes, though
the lower had sunk to the most
profound depths. Wealth and
idleness had Slapped all the vi
tally from the silken sons of
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The chosen disciples could not
watch one hour, and four CEN
turtles was a long time for hui
man people to keep the faith
pure, even with the help of
Christian inheritance. These
people belonged to their race,
their age, and the manifold in
fluences which mould the crowd
to that thing it wills and wishes.
The virtues of the primitive
church had been under the
guard Of poverty and persecu-
ton; they were weak in sue
cess end triumph. Enthusiasm
became less pure, the rules of
life less severe. Many unworthy
turned to Christianity because
of the position it gave them.
The church enriched by many
a votive offering as well as the
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14

white, painted eyclids, tortured
hair and extravagant dress.
But there is a fairer side to this
Fiotous picture, a revolt Of the
higher nature from such a life,
and as the pendulum of self in
diligence had swung to the eX-
IRENE, so now we find tenden-
cy in the opposite direction, the
impulse of asceticism and the
rudest self-denial, more espe-
cialIy on tn epart of the women.
The two currents of life that
were so opposite in direction
could not meet and flow to-
gether without producing pecu-
liar anomalies of character,
such as the desertion of ones
family by mother, to bury her
self away in the desert in an at
tempt to chastice herself for
some imagined offence, or the
man who should have led the
battle for the right secluding
himself, and shutting his ears to
the call of duty.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14
SMART BOY.

Old Joe, farmer, was noted for
the many ways he had of skimping
and saving. One day he hired a
big country boy to help him with
his work. The boy reported for
duty at $3.50 o'clock in the morn
ing, and Old Joe sat him down to
breakfast. After the lad had fin
ished the meal, the sharp old far
mer said, What do you say If we
eat dinner while we art at it?"
AS the boy agreed they fell to
and ate a little more. Then seeing
that the youngster could eat no
more Old Joe suggested, Suppose
we finish up and eat supper, too"
"All right" assented the lad, and
he managed to swallow another
crust of bread.
Now, let's go to work" shouted
the gleeful farmer, thinking of the
saving in mealssAhe had made.
No retur9 the boy. II never
IS T'i i. s sss : mans time
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14

ness is purged away, and most
likely there is such an extreme
righteousness.
So it was in the fourth CEN
tury. Though we may mourn
that the brightest light that ever
shonc over human history was
so obscured in four centuries
that such revulsion was neces-
sary, still we can rejoice that
humanity has elements of pur-
CATION in itself. So from the
deepest degradation the people
of Rome, led by a few devoted
priests and men and women,
rose to noble level of life and
manners, and the way was be-
ing prepared for the establish
ment of supreme power, both
temporal and spiritual, upon the
ruins of what had been the mas
ter of the ancient heather world.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14

senator's who were once the
glory and power of Rome. When
these Sybarites went before the
public, It was in a lofty chariot,
reclining negligently, showing
off perfumed and curled locks,
wonderful robes Of silk and gold
horses harness with golden or
naments, and a wand Of gold
instead of a whip in the drivers
hand. Following this was every
attendant the house might have,
and there were many of them,
for the senseless purpose of
making a show. Our istorian
of the time also gives a picture
of the women of the time, laden
with ornaments, attired in cloth
of gold, and so numbered with
metallic decorations on their
shoes that they had to be sup
ported by attendants. Her
monstrous toilette obscured all
her natural charm to give to
the society beauty a fictitious
and artificial display of red and
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14

spoils of the older temples, be-
gan to clothe itself in profane
magnifcance.
Wherever the eye turned
there was only luxury, foolish
display and prodigality, without
serious occupation, and nothing
to Justify the existence of hui
man creatures capable of better
things.
The recoil of human nature
from those fatal elements which
time after time have threatened
the destruction of all society, is
one of the noblest things in his
tory, as it is one of the most di-
vine in life. When it would
seem that there must an end to
everything from mere wicked
ness, the higher nature of man
kind comes to the rescue and 10,
there is such a revulsion in life
and manners that the wicked