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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Giuu Sdllanncnaiftcn.

llcbcr Sdlongclgiite mo lire @ir,
flung mod)t Ser Girtftor bca <ititut
Nnltcur in ellie, Or. Golmcttc, in ci-
mem YllfinB in Ger oNeoue Scienti.
iiQuc" intcrciionte Niittbeilungcn. Gr
tbtilt Die Shlnngcngiite in 5luci
&Ioiicn; Die critic nernt CT yncuros
toriid," ibrc @irtung tbcilt lid] ios
tort Dem Aon5cn 9terpCnipItcm nit.
0oa lit Ole Mirfung bca @iite5 Ser
Nrllcnldlange un0 un0crcr Repti.
licrL Die porlpic9cno i'm Often lcbcn;
Die 6luelte 8loiic lotoliiirt sic Sullpt.
mirtpng ouf ole 9iBitcQen, mic Die
Witte Der 8ipernihIonNcn, Scr Slap.
pcrid)lange, Der Sornpipcr mo ser
Ottern. Pin elmer Hcihe BON Neiipie-
len neilt Or. Golmcttc nod, 6uB bic
oltgenctnc &orItclllng, nud Der
0os S6lnnQcnQift nltr t0otlid mirft
ment cS Oircft III bic glOcrn oringt.
irrig lit; eS bringt aud t00tIift Mirs
flmgen bernor, mcrul cs in 0enijgenb
%itorfer Coils muf inncrlidcm MeQe
Dem SrQaniamns 6ilaciiibrt miro.
Cas- 0clu0bnlihc Seilmitttl, 0ic 8iBs
mlrn0e olls5uiougcn, lit ulio nidt
obnc @cfobr. Ilth bic Nnnobmc, Dab
Die Shlongcn icl6it gcgen 0os @ift
onbcrer Shlo1gcn immlm limo, bGlt
elmer gennlteren llnteriudln0 niht
Stonb. 0os @iit Der aIopperi6longc
toGtct }. y. oie 9rillcni6lonNc. Ntr
0aS @ift Der cigcncn 9lrt blcibt I'M
ih0Olif.
9ua d)cnliihc 0tittcl ge9cn oen
Sd'lon0enhiB crWobnt Or, Golntettc
iibcrmongonioltrcS 9oli, G~blorgolo,
Gblorfolf uno GbronlGllre, Oic ollc
bic @irfunG Ocs Sites in mtbr oocr
mi1ocr itorfcm WoBc bccintrddtigelt,
wenn JIG iofOrt nod Dem Bib cinQc-
ipribt iperoen. N(ls .ein5iQ iid)eres Wiit
tcl abcr er1pies lid i'm Sollic Der Gr-
pcrimcnte Elm b%eionocrea Serum. ou&
bon mebrfoh geimpiten &oninden II.
Weeridnueindcn geiuonncn mltroc.
Gic bette Mo9liffcit 5ltr &ultlr Die
les ScrumS bieten iibrigenS sic Eicr-
DC, mennglcid) Die Sdilocrlmg Der
2cioen, ipelfe bic Sbicre babel 81 cr.
6ulocn bo6en, bel 6bierircumoen le6-
hoftc Gntriiitutg beruorruien miro;
boS Serum miro onl beItcn in Die
&out 6eS 9olhcS ODER Der Shultcr-
bI0tter eingcimpit; Die @irfun0 lit
unieblbor, lucnlt sic Snieftion ipGtc=
items 5luei StunOcn nod 0en 9iiic
crfolgt, .r.a.,. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Sefanntmddlnnsen.

@criegclte slngebptc, on ben ,0ouro Of
lane am .Wfittppdl, oen %. Suli 1909, bonn
Sinots9te9lltrator m ieinem 0lrcGll. 6aiubule,
nlacllnnlIteti fir Die qiCicrIng bon Gefcl fi!r
9c6rnlnib inen.
g%lnocbptc milicH in einem pcrIieaeItcn Con,
bert cinBcihlolieH ullo nit .&ruppiaI5 Tor
Nuen Ingebotcn mus Elm begInubigicr Gbed
ocs 9ictcrs i'm, $500, an Den WiaOor mo
S%tuotrnlb BON baltimore auf elmer "Slcdrin9
Speiifiintionen uno e(uoebOts = Sorntiillrc
lbunCn i'm Viircnu oes StrubenreiuigungssSonI,
mliiure erIun0t lpcroeH.
Sic Gcutrdlts Nc6orbe bcbdlt ib oas Icdt
por, irOcilo Gin ooer ale g~tneebote ab5ulpeifcIl.
J. 4. @idce,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
0citdtiGt:
Z. 0arrn WiabDul,
BrdIihcHt Der GottrnitsV e66roe.
CSuli1ilG17,t0.20 81 %, 23. "a ,2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Hubiniun GrnIoc.@ cidid)tcn.

Cine 0crliter 0iliertotiolt bon =.
NodluiB bebon0elt Die Gutltcblnos-
@eididtc bon Gefocs Hobinion. Sier
litcroriIdJc Hobinionnocn bat cS be-
rcits uorbcr ge9eben; Die Gltcite er'
50blt, mie George YincS nit bier
Wciblcin oui cine Gllcl uerId)logell
tultr0c mo lid oo 81 cincm Eotriord)
nit S%ouicnoen bon &iuoeSfinocrlt
olSmGhit (166S). Ser iponiihe Hps
binIpn, gclronnt Scrrnno (l6SS), bat
nod elncn Sd)lifbrildi9en 5llr Settle
uno Itebt oaourd) oenn SclOcn GefoeS
5icnllif iernc. muhrcnb i'm Der Nrn-
Der Soi Gbu &ofobon oils pbiloIppbls
ldcr Giniicoler olti mcnld)cnloier Sn-
iel, an bic or iuic WoieS IN cinenl
Shiliforbd)cn gcihncmmt miro
06S6), uiel nGbcr %ltrcift. Gcfoc bat
ober bon bicicn &orgGn0cn nid)ta &c.
lernt. NllBcr ben 9eridtcn bon Gel
firf, Der befonntlih Die Sabre 170l
bis t7OS iuntreiipiuig oui Der nlcn-
idcllloicn Sniel Silan 6crnonoci Der
brod)te. bobcn ibn piclnlcbr perid)ie.
oenc Nbenteucr Honlone beS II.
S%obrbunoerts gebolfcrL aus oellen CT
0tc &unit rcoliitiider Shilocrurlg
lcrntc. ierner Die pictiitiifen slutos
bio9ropbicn bon 9lingpn uno Den er-
item Gll1fcrn, bercn Con gcnoll mic
bcrtehrt, 100 Hobinion ieinc Siniiib
rltra 81 8ott cr5Gblt, mo mcbrcre
politiid)s io;iule Shriftclt, nomcntlidy
NnnoeuilcS 9iclcllfobcf G71D.
Tlrd) bicic So5iol Gbeoretitcr
milrbc 0cioe baupti0dlid) ongcrcgt,
Die Eroblenlc 5I bcbonbclL mic eilt
oui cine einiome Sniel perihlogencr
&ultlrmcnif Die Sonomerfc. boS
SouS, Die &ieb5lld)t ben Idcrboll
unb bic Mcligion nod)5lerfinbcn bat,
NM mie or ollf notilrlid)c @eilc cine
g%eoroncte @eicaihoit begriinbcn
mag. Ion ben Sclbitcrlebniiicn, Die
Geioe binein9corbeitet boben lol,
bleibt nid)t piel iibri0. I'm 10 olrc.
GENDER %eriueiit iid) Der @ebonfeneins
ilitB bon Scn1ple, Sode, Ilgernot
Sibncp itnb MonbeniQc. Gurd Die
politiid). lo5iolen Honlonc Der Sor-
rinetpn, Bacon unb Sbonnos WorilS
lit ipgor ein 3ltiomnnenbona nit Eln.
tos Hcpublif ST pcriolgeu. Cab man
bel Der 2eftiire bon Geioe'S Hobin.
ion nift bieie Socen-@ runologe
MERIT, ionoern iid,, menigiteitS bis 5llr
9cfebrlng Sreitog'S, mic III cinem
wobren M0rten iiibIt, lit chen oos
@ebeimniB Der reoliitiifen Cartel.
lungsfunit. iiir Die Gcfoe ebenio picl
Nlnloge luic beimiid)e TRADITION be.
lab. liif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

W1Ifl nj c, 3, NnIl lDON.
9lucr ournn iuterciiirten RerioneIl miro bier
am 3. SuIi 1909 IN oiciem giireuu, ipie c5
bird bcn Nlbi6ritt 81, slrtitel 80, ocs 9Gltis
mover Slnoi GooCr bon 1905 ]perlanqt miro.
iteuanfdidae iiir be gtipeliruna; RtIniterung
lInn Ben &nnoilcinbnu ciuer gle1 Binter 9ir,
1137 bis .1143. Baltimore, strane, raS %r.
1874 bio t140, gGntirn'S traRe, btllterle9t bat.
Vile bannlI bcriibrtcn Ecrionen iito bercdD'
tiot, iunerbdib 80 IaQru, pom Suillnt norpc'
naltittcr NinterIeoinq an, I'M Baltimore, Stnots
oeri6i ourd) idrifilih etrgerel0ie Yeililoi ou'
W. Z. Scpcn Shunns,
(SuIi6 "a. 20 2T Stuots ]legiitrainr,
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gnrcou bel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VnTfln e, .. Viii IUVU'
Wnen Snrnn inicreiIirtcn Rcrioucu lptrh bier
nit gla6riht gepebcn, hnb Der Staot SnGcnieur
am 3. Suli 1909 in oicient Silreull mic c9
nnrcr Stabt Gnner bon 1905 pcrluupt roiro,
Ben crfiGrcroct Vlan NM GuplifntIiitc Der $40
ilcraufInae fir bic giioeHirnlg. @ilniictlng llno
ben Namoiteinhau elmer Gitllb BON @nItoro'
ben, niS SritsstraRe bctannten anen, btnier'
Icgt bat.
sulc bnrur herii6rteu g~erioten Iino bercdD'
tigi, innerbulb 80 IaGeIt, bonn Nutunt norQc-
llanutcr SinterlcQmno an. i'm Baltimore SfnoF
eeri6t our6 fhriftIt6 ciuGerei6te Sctlttol oa'
gcgen III appcIireI.
Z. Seiuen Shpmas,
ClIi6, IL, 2O, 2O StuotsTegiitrnior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
&nthcriua y. Yabit.

IS iiurb am II. Sill 1909 5raulcin aatGr'
rlla y. @abit I'M 9llter bon q Subrcr. 4 Mo.
nutci unh 3 3Gacn. aeltebte Ioftcr bon Houla
mo barbara Yuhit. Sertuanotc NM Srelnbe
Der Snmilic limo hdiIihit crilft. Der Nccroi'
glIna. lpeb6c ant Sicnitng, Nadmittugs , llbr,
bon Oct 2NobrutnG lDrcr Glterlt, Tr. $40, cub
6nrt ut Der Inn ihr Sic, bic binterbliebcu.
sod iiir bcn EulnCr III CT iunft nHO iiiB;
N'ruui trauert Mot 10 iebr ibr meinc Giebtn.
Au Sie, Die i'd in tiefcnl hummer GiRtcrlicB,
9Siro chit Der IoocerlIi aud ergebcn -
Annn rtigt ms Gin iel'9cS gSieherfebeH.
(DuO-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Gtc Siirfci plant bobt
S6ub5oac, Inn einc rationale Slloll-
ilric 81 entpidcln. Die Iiirfcl EN-
Sllouitrie- Stootl GtipoS 9tcuc2 llls
ter Der Sonnc.
Nus @ro5 bcri6tct man:
SIN september miro in Wtiirj5uIhlo8
Elm 9robms.G enfmul cutbiilt, cine
0urfollS dbnlide, iibcrlebensgroBc
9iiite oeS Sonoi6ters III 9rou5eguB.
6roll Worie 5eQingcr, Die @ittmc
bcs peritorbenen CONGRATULATIONS
ucn SiemcnS 4 &olSfc, cine bcgabtc
G~iloboncrin mo 6reunoin bes Der
cmigten G%nmponiiten, bat bic 9iiItc
mooclirtj bel &rllpp gicBen laiIell
uno Dem b%cfonnten &~oieggcr- SITTER
preten Goni Sdrnf IN Wiir55ui6lag
5ltm 8cifenf genodIt. Die 9iiItt
miro I'M Nietrih- @nrten ouf9citclt
mcroen. 9rabms pcrbrodte Die
Sommcr5cit Der Sabre 1881 mo
1885 III Wiir5jlldlog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

liiden Nbtonlltcna iiber 2liieu, Moa
Dos NGentcuGr an @ltt mo @lut Den
&uiien nod foitcn miro, mlB Die BIT
fllnft lchrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
1epurtemcnt fir jiicutlidje Suutcn.
III TcDnrtrmcut mrs StQbtsS uacttclre.

VI III lmpte, 10. NIIII IVUU.
Nm Nac, bic es uitgcht!
Sicrinit mirh in llebcrCinitimmullg nit oell
Nhfhnitten S6 Y uuo SO e hes Charters hcl
Stnot Baltimore hetnnlit aeaebeit. oHb th nad'
nem %. Nueuit 1909 bcpiinen lucrne. bic Stdga
9(neb, bon Der g~iprofeitc oun N~l1rionsStrube
mroerncm MInterinl 81 ~pfluftcrn mn nen ~
pilniter1.
gIue @criuncn urb Gorporaticlen tperocr
hesbnlb hermit aufeeiorocrt, Grlnnhnibi6cinc
iir nnc glrbciten SI e~rlanoeu mn ~Sieielbcn boz
bcnl ~. 9luouIt 1909 III becnhiger. ole In II
qcno elmer Neiie bic Mufordbuna uher bic glUfi
reibunq bcidgter nbeltgenannier NleD noer
,ucnl bieic gcptlaiirrt oher neiqepflaitcrt 1T.
y. :. ScHoal, StdotsS ngenieur.
CSulii52 % %. NIta5)
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Wi0ion Siioc(mcicr, len.

IS iiarb am 10. Suli 1909. 8 lbr giu6rnit'
tuas, @intnm oitaelmcier, irn., n~clichter @utte
ron Marn ". 3iigelmeier int 10. Sabre ieinao
2cOcns. Sic Neerbioun9 itnoct pon %ict1cr lct'
am Dsputag, oerI 10. Suli 1909. Wiuracns nm
S ubr, ruA Der CT. SufuDu5a0irbe itult, no
I'm 8 llbr cine M~couicmsgicfe fiir Gin Seelers
bell uhoc6nIicit miro. O9S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Snfnh Is. Sclin.

IS finrb an 10. 9ltIi 1909 SatoU e. sefig
in iciHer lcttct 2SobninQ. gr. 1924, Snrt'
5traBe, i'm 4,ter bon u Su6rcu Il Aturatclt
nm Z Iuqel. @nttc Der neriiorbcncn 6run dus
tbnriuu Srltg. Sic gCeroiGuttO fitoct Wiunta1,
Murpc1e s Nor. pom IrducrDnuie aus ilud
Der Ct. MidGcl9sN trdc TAFT, no nm h9 lbr
Elm Jte~ouieins8ohamt ceIe0rirt miro.
INS-Onnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
THE WAY DOWN THE BAY

SAT- sur eee IL. Gbpptant.g iurr. 6 rfurNouen,
t5OMeiIen; SnIStpaifer; ben eau6en1ae 2ebens'
GrbaIicr; 9ampfer r@mua 8ilcs," Sientag
unb Spnnersag, 7 uGr Wior9cns. gu 9auie
Inn 1915 @benbS. 9iuete soc. 9ceiun %.
SUM. CSurii5-)
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8cu. Is. Wiiudl.

IS fiurb unt tS. SuIi 1909 in icinCr gEo1a
nnng, Hr. 1876, Wrnubg. StrGHe, Wcurac e.
Miiind, u Sabre alt, Sattc Der bCrtinrhencn
apterine Wiinh. Die 3ett Der 9ccrbiqnt9
miro fpdter ange5eigt. t2Oo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Bari cmctcrg.

9Itran: 9ir. ri, Neit. saratuga .strahe, unb
pdnpt. @ingaug: Sreoeri6.9ipae:
Observation-Disclosures bon $25 ul utter beitdrtot9er
pcroen I'M 3rcibbaus am Saupts9tnanna ees
iunbcn. tlnfcr g9ent piro, penn eerpiinlht,
bcrfpreben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
pf.Nreef=I aimpfersG 60.

DmmcfsSnbrp
@bfabrt beS 8pnlpfers mad TodsGreef ulo
Stouo Greet bon Speooen's g8erite, AM 5uBe
bes @roabipab. tdeIih I'M 8 tlbr WorgeH5 mo
3 llbr ga6mittags. nuseenomncn Samftng
uno Sonntae. SaniiagS nm 6 llbr Woraelts
uno 3 ubr ~andnittaas llno SpnningS I'M 4 Ii.
8 llbr Micraens uno 2 llbr Ndfmittae5.
Gpe5iaIs9iaten nit SanipfersGb1rterina aeae'
ben. Sir @ionbf6einsS rfuriionel iDHnen bes
%fonoere ARRANGEMENTS a~etroifen iueroen.
Sir aue GinaelnbeiteH frage, tcIepbonire poer
ftretbe an Subn Scntb, superintenoeut, epeb.
oen's @barf, am 5nae oes gruaowaH.
(W}Qi5. 3Mte
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Dat Qamn Gemeterb,

Gnitcra.sucuue. 3ipnb, nnhe Turtb gutnt'3inab'
SeItaubiac NuiIidt. 9radltuune Sage.
CSuuit0b 9Rte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Bun Son
San . Tamilien . Grfnriionen

nn6 gnnapplis uno gerit 3iper, Enmpfcr
,,@uImu Wilcs," MuntGg, MittupdJ iruor 5rei'
tag, 7.30 Surni. Hiidfebr etuu $50 Ibertos.
S.45 NbenoS.
SalbieiertdeS @rfnrlionen icbeu eamfiag,
100 aiaffn. 3nriid bel WonoeSlibt 1915
slbenbs. 9Ia6I3eitcn soc. Yiuete SOC. Som
Bier Dir. 16. 2i9btsStruBe. 1oldb eitcr Go.
CSunll0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Griesiuns9inic.
Reue ifncic Saas9ampfer.
.,2uro Baltimore" uno yYcun"
Sabrrrsis mir suU

hin 500 gornt. BON Rrntts mo Gi9btsGtr. n6.
Salien al 81 Settsrtpn, Supn 3oint, Wio.,
llo Sbcitcr, 4n. 21n1elt u~n9cf16r 6 llbr
Mbeios in 9S6iIuoelpbia an.
GntSifenee 9Sabrt onrdl ben Sanal. Faiin'
gicrc f0nncn mad Ye;ie6cn bis Gbeinpeafes Gti0
lino Yetterion fnbrcn uno uuf Der 9tiidfn9rt NIT
benz Boot nab 6uuie 3uriidfebrci mo lie I'M
9 llbr @benbs ~oeNclbcn Cages anlan9en.
Rnnorelfcs5iIlete 6ur JhidiNbrt nit pB. Il ..
B6iIn.) mad 1eiu,2)prf, Htiantic,6itH, Snpe
Wiaf, 2ung Srand,, Gcean 6itp, aSbnIg Bart,
NlbanG, Srul, Srini Nerinlf bel Mlbnugbs,
@nglSeitrn so Gcnts. 9iadtoaInpfer fabreit ida'
lid 8 slbenos tSonriag uiis9eiipnii1cit). Dian
f6reibe fir gSeeipeifer.
Clarence ebriurr,
(Suui15-) agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Ro,uIanbs tiir..iide @Gber.
Ganltatie.gsbdmps epitamt seoea. etsu sf!rs,
(u;ai4,i0
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lorraine.

Malerifh. = Bartarttg. - 5rieblih.
Beitli6 bon g9olbrcof cine u1o cine b1lbe
WlciIe. Mouut 0pGb '&ageons nno GorrGtne'
@aqqons brett bis Sunl Sin9aug. @eine 2e'
Icp6ore. G~tnotsgifre1u i'm britt,n 5Inr oeS
Union 1ruit"'S ebitbes, Charles. nne Saaette'
etrabe. tWiai4.1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

.Vaic fiir'S Anstanh beIprat q. 2iaiuc, 4t3
p'Snlttnpre ctr, Hate Guitpm Spnfe'Tpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Saftimure Sertcterg.

BHr.an: Sranflin glbg, Baltimore II. Worthftr.
geordbnibpldke gum Scriaut bon SIS an,
thr bier Grdber. 5Ieie genubune Der a1peIe
fir Trauerlottesoienfte. Ulnif6. tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Seute II III mt IN Nunopo o.
lis cine llnteriufung iiber ben 600
oe@ Jitllgen 2ieutcnonts Somes u.
Sutton ibren 9lnfong uto miro Ser
Yrc'ie Stoff ST. Iongcn 8cri6tcn &C.
ben. Gie Iffoirc lit idon einmoI I'M.
tcrIudt moroerL obnc bcirieoigcnOe
N%uttldrung iibcr Die Erog0bic 5ll
brll19cll, nno oltf &cronloiiung Der
V}lrttcr ocs Sootcn miro tic 5ilm 5luei.
ten Wfole oentilirt. NoifcntIidJ fon1mt
leBt Der mobrc Saducrbolt ans
Sldlt. ....l a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

@riedenlono Bat sur Nb-
metslung pieOer cinnlol cine Sab
nctafriiiS. Gos &ubinet bat oemiiiio.
ntrt, mo Der aonig bat Den chcnloIi-
gen Gremierminiitcr Z. g. Hbollia
erilld)t, Gin aubinet 81 i%nmmen5uite,-
len. HbolliS bot I'M 3eit gebctenL lid
Die 6rogc 81 iibcrlcgcn unb miro
bellte Icinen GntihluB funO9cbcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

ii II unb0reiBig 81 ma
r~icnpogel p~crit0rfcn Den Gbor elmer
Stride IN Cincinnati. 6cblcn nod
cinigc obgerid)tcie 2liiclt, meld5e ben
&lingclbeutel unbcrtrogcll, mo bic
Stride fam iih riIbntcn, bo6moOern
5u icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Nenn5i9 Ero5ent ser 81
,linoiier StGote, Ole inn Sabre 1908
fir 3robibition %itimmten, boben Den
5ebler bereits mieber gang ober me-
niaitens tbeilmeiie gutecmodlt. Gic
@ernunit liegt idlieblid, bod.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
False Patriotism.

Bishop Charles d. Williams, of the
Episcopal diocese of Michigan, was
over in New York eSty a couple Of
weeks ago and preached a sermon in
the Bartholomew Episcopal church
there, which has brought on him the
severe censure of number of So
called patriotic organizations, such
as the daughters of the American
Revolution, the COLOSSAL Danes, and
the Sons of the American Revolution.
he Bishop termed the pretentions
of these societies false patriotism.
While making a great show of pa
triotism, the bishop said that the
people of the United States refuse
to take up the simplest obligations
of their citizenship. They would not
soil their dainty fingers with dirty
politics, even in the effort to make
them clean, he said
This false patriotism of idle pride
In our past and blind confidence in
our future has so possessed the popu-
lar mind that he who ventures to
criticize our national character
makes himself prey of ropular fury
and scorn" he said THE greatest
need of America today is a line of
prophets to convince us of our sins
sins that are palpably manifest to all
who are not wilfully blind-sins
which have invariably, throughout
the whole course Of history, brought
In their train the decline and fall of
nations"
The bishop is severe in his CEN
sure but that he speaks the words
OF truth and soberuess there can be
no doubt The false pride and
blind confidence Of the class he
mentions can only lead to evil con-
sequences. If our government Is
ever to be destroyed. It will conn
about through the weakness of the
men and women who trifle with pa
triotism, the most sacred thing in
our form of government. We can
and without doubt will defend our
country against the outer world, but
when We permit ourselves to fall In
to the hands of class OF pretenders
who lack every patriotic virtue, then
the end will be near.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
Ice Cream Reforms BOYS.

The tanning of the New York tough
boy is one of the specific accomplish
ments of the gospel workers of the
evangelical committee of Greater
New York. They have him so he
eats out of their hand-ice cream
and cake. Afterwards he doesn't
throw so many stones as he did nor
disturb the services with unfriendly
epithets | believe it was in Null
berry bend at the Italian tent that
they discovered the real, right way
to regenerate a boy.
1t had happened that they had
pitched the tent on a vacant lot the
boys had always had for baseball.
The boys weren't willing to give it
up for the gospel, so one dark night
they tore the tent to shreds and
burned the stakes beneath it. B.
Franklin Butts, the gospel singer,
was one of the workers there that
summer. Seems to know boys. Says
he was one once himself.
Well, then, when he found the
wreckage, he just quietly put up an
other tent, Then he passed. around
word that there would be Big Boys
Club formed to play baseball and
there would be ice cream and cake
for the organization meeting. Now
they have a B. b. c." at every tent
and along with the other proceedings
there's a gospel talk sandwiched in
You ought to see b, Franklin Butts
conduct boys meeting Then you'd
know why when last summer he wa,
going to be moved from one tent tC
another they thought they needed
him more, this wall went up that
reached headquarters
Whenever us fellers down here
gifts anything we like, it's alway,
pinched on us. So Mr.. Butts wasn't
pinched' to the Canal-street tent
after all, but allowed to remain witt
them, Delineator.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
A Cheerful Home.

A single bitter word may disQuiet
an entire family for a whole day;
one surly glance casts a shadow over
the household. But a smile may
light up the darkest and dreariest
hours. No matter how humble that
abode, if 1t is thus garnished with
grace and kindness, the heart will
turn lovingly toward It from the
tumult of the world without.
The gentle grace of the mother
OF such home remains to be seen
In her daughter and the fatherly
kindness finds its echo in It's sons,
On the other hand, from an unhappy,
misgoverned home, go forth those
who will make other homes unhappy
and perpetuate the sadness, conten-
tions and strife of their own early
lives.--Agricultural Epitomist.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
The Telephone Cut I'm.

We are now blessed with an up
to-date telephone system which was
cut in last Saturday night at 1890.
All the improvements have not yet
been installed but you no longer
have to ring up Central. The central
energy part of the improvement has
been made so that you just take
down the receiver and this calls
central. A force of men are at work
changing over the telephones and in
a short time will complete their
work, when Grants Pass will have a
system the. equal of any on this con-
tinent.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
Must Favor Suffrage.

The Political Equality Union Of
Chicago, which is composed largely
of girls Of marriageable age, has
taken up the mo vote, no husband"
slogan in earnest, according to the
announcement Of Miss Mary Nc
Emery, an active member of the
union, Miss McEnery is also secre-
tary of the Bindery Women's Union,
and for months has been urging girls
to sign this pledge:
I'VE, the undersigned, believing
as we do, that In the matter of in
telligence women are equally endow-
ed with men, hereby pledge ourselves
not to marry any man who is not
a believer in and an active worker
for the cause of equal suffrage for
men and women"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
Temperance Societies Meet.

The w. c. T. U. met in regular
session last Friday with goodly
number present. After the usual
business, plans were made for the
l.. T. L. picnic to be held in the
park July 2S, in honor of Loyal
Temperance Legion Day. We bespeak
for our legion hearty support. All
members and friends are invited to
come with lunch baskets and good
time is promised.
August 9Th is Temperance Mission
Day. With Mrs. Lucus as superin-
tendent of this department we ex-
pect something exceeding good in the
way of a program. Let all keep
this date in mind and plan to be
present.
The l.. T. l.. meets at o'clock on
the same day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
BRYAN Writes President Taft.

Taking advantage Of what he con-
siders a favorable opportunity, Will
liam Jennings Bryan wrote the fol-
lowing letter to President Taft. II
is fair to say that 1t spells politics
as Mr.. Bryan gave 1t to the news
papers the day it was written. This
is simply an opportunity to keep 1t
before the public:
ITO President Taft: Now that the
states are going to vote on the rati-
ficatlon of the amendment specifical-
ly authorizing. an income tax, why
not give them a chance to vote on an
amendment providing for the cleo
tion of United States senators by
popular vote? In your speech OF ae-
ceptance, you said you were person.
allv inclined to favor such a change
in the Constitution. Would not this
be an opportune time to present this
subject to Congress? Two constitu-
tional amendments, one authorizing
an income tax and the other provid-
ing for the popular election of SEN
ators would make your adminstra-
ton memorable and important, and
pledge you whatever assistance
can render you in securing the rati-
fication of these amendments. With
great respects, am, yours truly
"W. J. BRYAN. >
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16

There is treason in the Demo
cratic camp, as will be seen by the
following; Congressman Ashbrook,
OF Ohio, has started the Democratic
campaign OF 1912 by asserting that
a canvass of the Democrats In Con-
gress shows a practically unanimous
choice among them Of Governor Har-
mon, of Ohio, as the next candidate
of the party for president.
Shades of Jefferson, Jackson and
Cleveland! What is to become OF
Bryan7
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
First Baptist Church.

The pastor breaches at the morn
ing service at 10:30 on the topic,
1.-The Weightier Matters" The
Bible school meets as usual in charge
of R. X. Hackett. The Young Peo-
pies meeting is at 7 p. m. "The
Temple Beautiful" in the Pilgrims S
Progress series is the subject. The
evening service will be a union meet
ing at the opera house, addressed
by Colonel w. F. jenkins, of the
Salvation Army.