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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
8efauNWadansen.
Grpnrtcment fir 6ffcntlide @crbciierun0cn,
cut epartcmcnt oce Staot. Nnnenlenrs.

~HU1 %lPHlIV WlHI wv ~IHUI' OHHN '""rrnn
Balttmore 2t. SIti l9O9. q,
&eritcgeIte NneeGotc, an ben a8oaro OF
glparos." 6are uI \. Sclpeu Sboulue," norets
itrt, luerbeIl inn Niirenu oes Staot Jteglitrators,
8ntbbaus, Baltimore, bis Miittluodb. If Sorut.,
am /. Auglilt 1909 c~ntgegen 9enommen 5lr ~.
Oelllrut4, 6alloiieinhuu uno Rflaiteruna mil
ottrtti3lrien Bliniteriieinei oer Stagsglaeo BON
Der Guroiette Der WluriunsS trube bis 5lr Stios
icite bon geriuatpnsGtrabc
Spe8ittfntluHeI uno Nngebut5s Snrmulnrc itto
uif &erlGEtgeli in biefem Giireuu erbdltlid.
Die 6ontrnftsSeboroe hebIlt Ii6 ooS 9iedt
nor. iraeno Elm ODER ole slngebote 5nriid 5its
ipcifen.
Gin begIaubiater Gbcd oeS 9ieters. nui cine
,Glcnring Surics"Gunf. uuf Srorc oes li1Oors
mo Stnoiratbs bon Baltimore ge5ogen. 8u Dem
in ben Spe5ltlfatiouen eciianutcn 9etragC, mub
icocm 9luGebpt ~bcigefiigt ietn.
y. Z. 5enoull,
Staotz ,SHgenieur.
Z. Barn Mahupl,
1riIioent oct GoHtratts0 cb0roc.
((uIi13 n 20. 81. 2S. 90. sc, 81 .9IuQ2, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
0cprac Surfurt.

@S iiarb am %. 1nli 1909 nab LANCER
Strantbeli @eurae Snrtart, ~aeIiebtcr @attc non
Neerotgin9 tinoet Wipntng, Den %. Sult, I'D
Wlor9ells, bon teiner lcbten SSobnung, gir. l21,
Horo'SraotprosStraRe, aus itatt, lto oalllI
nan Der ct. Wltrh1elssNir6e, fu I'M : llnr
WiorgcnS cine ieierIi6c NeouicmsGo6mefe liir
ons pei. ieiner Seele ~celebrirt miro. 8eiiet.
sung 1ni Dem Sl. Srlbiers 6rteobofc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

CT ilr1IhdCt llcberfobrt benllbt bate,
BON ieincm Sruber bejoblt worocn
NOR, ser audi bereit mar, Inn ooa
Hciiegelo nah aonios Gitp SIT len.
Den. SSn @oibingtpn 6iaigt n1uu Die
Sonollmqaiueiie bcs Gommiii0ra
@iQiom&, inocm mon iid in Der Grt'
ideiolutN pon glppeQotionSf0acn nod)
Den Gntpicblunlen OcS @ommiiorS
rid)tct. Sefret0r 9foacl mo Stills
Sefret0r WcSorg bobcn, mic eS belBt,
cinen @inf aus 0cm @eiBcn Sollle
crbnlten, ocn GommiliGr gcludbrcn jll
loiieu % man ibnt uolleS Sertrolcn
itcnte. .sa. sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Gnrplinn MilhrGnind isNfQar.

IS ftarb am "a. Suli 1909 na6 I%in9crcln
Setocn Saruliua @ilbclminn Ntller, aellebie
Sdittl oes oeritorbeilen @eorSe ! W1aer ~
Qlln Mlrh innter nnncAeini. QUO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Minimum 0fnrnhnrNt.

IS itnrb am "a. Sui autbonp 4tgenbnrot,
e~cIiebter Satte Der oeritprbenen Wiarn 9coers
bnrot. i'm Wltcr bon 10 Snbreu lInb I Dtonus
ten. Nie Reeroignna tinoet Muntaa, ben 20.
1uli rs llhr IIor9ens. bon Der Bo6rltig lei
mes Nruoera, Srtl. ,@lltauit 8eeenb1rot, Rr.
bussIirebe itdtt. no nm s llbr WiorgeHs cine
9ieouiems l{eiie filr iein SeeleubeiI c~elebrirt
miro. @ettebntg nut Dem nSt. glpbonits'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Enrnlinr Milhrlms.

helms, pelie6fc Satin bon Garl l4ilhelnls. in
ibrenl 73. 9ebcnsinbre. Sic Nceroiaulg t!lbei
ON Sienitaa, 9iohmiitdas "a llbr. bon tbtcr
nll Der gSuuhun Bari Cemetery" itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
t5uIi22, 23, "a, 20, FL 8, 20. 1921 .gGio2j

9nuurbs" %n6rcflirt, neroen bis If llDr @orrilt
taeS am Wiittiuudi, ben 2S. Suli 1909, bonn
aotsNe9iitrntor in icinen Bureau. MntbbdiS.
Die in Der GsiiaOf baltimore, Do, b~eiIltten
Ncbrnnihincn.
9lnaebotc nlillIeu in etncm oerlicacIten Gpu,
bert e%lneet6loien mo nit gYrupolai9 lor
gueu slngchoieit mus cin begIaubi9ier GDed
bcs 8ieiers filr 5000, All ben DIaDor mo
Stabtrnlb bon Baltimore ont etner peleariig
Souic".9anf 6aBlb1r, b~eigetilat feir.
Spe5ififdtipnen ulo IHaehntS 2 Sorliltlnre
Ibnncn i'm Viireni ocs Strubelreinigun9s'Gom'
milidrS crlangt perbet.
Dor, irgeno elm ooer ale %glneebote ab5uipcifen,
Z. Z. @idec,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0citdtigt:
Z. Sarrp Mabuul,
Rrdiioent Der SontrnftzGebDroe.
CSuIit5, 1911 10, 20,2t. 22, 1924 ,26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

9ci cinCm &crb0r Dor
Der Stauta. Stellcr-9 cb0roc in Sn-
0ionopolis bat lid bcrolsgcltellt, oob
Die .9loom9 GrpreB 60" cs nerlton-
ben bat, Cigcutbum i'm Wertbe BON
36 Wtiuir rn Collars ben Stcucrbes
BORDEN ar 9eitcllcrr1g 81 ent5ieben
mGbreno Der lcbtcll 5molf Sabre. 90
init Der Nertb Der Ntticn ourd) Sc
5oblen bobcr Gipibcnocn nid)t III Die
SDbe gctricbcn mlroe, mllr0en Mil
Iioncll bon Collars 5uriidbebulten
mo oils SruitfouO fir Ole NftiollGrC
itt Giien6obnofticn un0 BONDS Der
>pcribicocniten 2lrt on9clc9t. Gicic
Scfurit0tcn mllr0elt oonn micoer III
Srltits @cicllifuften %bcponirt ullo Nn=
lcibcn olti oicielbcn gemodt, I'M Der
So6e Den Nnitrid 81 aeben, OILS Oh
Die @eicaid)oft n@irflidfeit ShulO-
i6cinG ouSitcbcn babe, 9ieie 8onpS
murben Damn inter Die G%ftiondre DER
GrpreB-@ eieQi6oft I'M G%erbGltniB 81
ibren Nfticn pertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Separtemcnt fur 5ficutltdie Sauten.
Cub epartcmcMt Oce StnotsH MaenicirS.

VuTIIII It, ID. VIII IUUU.
Nu gnc, bic cs angebt!
Sicrmit miro In llehercinItinlnlitlla nit ben
9tbihriitcn SO y mn SO Is pcs Gbnrters Der
Staht Baltimore befanni oeaebcit. nab i'd mad
Dem %. Muguit 1909 b~epinncn lperoe, bic Stag
glneb, bon Der g~iornieitc bon WiariotsStrn6e
his Sur Siioicite bon 2eriu9toHsStrabe, nit
mooernem MaterinI 5i p~fIaitern uno ncu en-
~piluitern.
9lnc Qcripneu uno Gorporatinlen toerocn
fir ane grbeiter AT ~erldn9el lt1o ~oieielhen Dor
benz 81. GlGuit 1900 81 beenoigen, bic IN IT.
eenb elmer gSeiie Die glnfarabltie oner bic Mrts
cineS 9beiIeS ~oericIben ftotbipenoig MAIDEN,
.oern bicTe 9cpflditcrt ooer nellge9tlaitert 1T.
9. 7. Scnoal, StaotsS nocnteur.
(StIit5, %. 90 4lta5) tFt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Oaf Qamn Cemetery,
Gaferd.sipeune.9 ioab, nnhe Tortb 9oint'Sicnb.
getdnSiae aufiidt. 9raftpcle Sage.
CSuui1O 6Oitel
SunOunsEarf =Gcmctcrn.

ghrcan: gtr. ri, @eft.s saratoga. strake, nnb
S~aupt.@iugaug: Srcberids9iuab.
0eerd6nibpldbe bon $25 alt inter beitdtot9er
merocn i'm 3reibbnns am S~aupts@ineang ee'
fluben. Infer sleent tpiro, iuenn 9epiiniHt
borfpredeH. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
THE WAY DOWN . THE BAY

5aft sur ere II. Gboptnufs9 q iucr' 6 gfnritoneh,
t50Otcilen: SuI5lunIIer; ben eau6cnzae 2ebens'
GrbuIter: Sampfer aGmma 8tles," Sisnftas
uno 9puneritaB, 7 lbr Wlorgcns, 8n Snuie
UNI t0.15 abenos. gilete SOC. gcgtiit %.
SUM. CSnntl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
s9antpfersS So.

Spmmer.Sabrpfdn.
gbfabrt oes 9nntpfers nah Nod'9reef nIo
Gtorb Greet bon Speooen's 8ertte, AM SuBe
6cs 0roaoiuob, t1eIi6 INT 8 llbr Wlorgers nno
3 tlbr Ga6mittnes, auseeitontIleit Sdrtitae
uf,o Sonntae. Sunftn9S nm q ubr WSoraefs
Inb 8 llbr 9tafmittngs nnb Spnrides nm 4 II.
s ltbr Wioreeits uno 2 ubr 8ufmittags.
SpesiaIs9intcn NIT SantpfersGbartertrg geee'
ben. Sir Monoftetu>G rfurftoren fonuen be-
lonoere ARRANGEMENTS e~etroffcn tperoen.
ffreibe an Spbn Sentb, Superintendent, epeo.
oen's Rbarf, am 5ahe bes gruaoipap.
(glai5 ,3Ulte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Sn 6olge Der pier NJ 0 .
nate lungen Gurii 9ol9crci mar IN
oieiem CONNER an bic ilblid)c politi-
Idle Sbon3eit Oca @onOeS nid)t SIT
oenfen; un0 llllIL no Der Gon9rcB
enolid sur Rube pcrlpicicn meroelt
ioa, fongcn Die Hcorgoniiotionen Der
pcrihieoenen Moblousidiiiie mieoer
on, Die @iirger I'M Den Geit Der Gr-
b%olungS5cit 5u b%ringen. Gum @lild
gicbt ea ober nod Mttlionen gutter
2clltc, Die iiG ous politiid)e Dolce Jar
nicnte" Der ioltrc 0%urfcn5eit nidt
peroerben luIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
4cuartement fir jffentIihe siderbeit-Sautcn.
sub. Separtement oes Webduoe'J nipetture'
giircnus, 9iatbbaus.

Sulll III U l e Il. Suii lyVu'
glnacbute mcrhen entge4en Genomnlert bon
ocr GoniraftsNcboroe net Stnot baltimore ny
bic @rridotung oes observation-disclosures NJ"
i'm VansJicru S0oipttnl fitr ben Wlu0or mo
Staotratb bon Baltimore iHr oen SebrHu1 Der
@cb0roe fir @rmcnptlege.
SlggebOte mi,icn in , oeTIic5a T,nnr G 81 S9df
more Gin" icin mo bic glliitritt n8ropclais
ior 98drO 9uiIoina g. gG9 StGT gotg,t9t-
Ncgiitralor, in beiicll Niircni I'M hdt9bnli,e nm
poer oor If llbr &prnitiags. anl 4. Ingntt
1909 eingereiht perocll.
Iebenl ~9ln9cbet nun elm a.! ben @iGgGI lmo
S%t9btratb p9ll Palttmo[G iaol y . att 9Sr"rorHshh[ ca
bcs :@icicrs tilr fiilttbunoert $4,000 Souara
Ser erfolgrci6c Dieter mus Nilrglhnit ltel.
len uno Die &orf6riiicn .oc3 Stdotepnrlefs
In 0eiug auf Guntrnite ertiucIt.
3eidnunacn nno Spe3tftiatlonell i2nneit an
rhCr. mao Dem -. SlIl 1909 IN "hteun oes
C5cbduoes Snfpcfturs beithiigt ucroeT,
sic NeD6roe bebdlt ltb has 5edbi nor, lr8eho
Elm ooer nue Nngeboic 5I perlpericit:
Go,uarb Z. 4reitur,
3ebduoes Superior.
3%encbnigt:
z. gnrrn Wiaboul,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
GricsIpn.2inic.
genc iducne gag ampicr.
,,2uro Baltimore" uno yTcnn"
nad Ebilnbelpbia, G. nm
7Sabrprcis mr. SUI

SngItW NNb SuHHfhHH
nm 500 Born. bon Yratts mo 9iSbtStr. ab.
un6 Gbeitcr, so, eaneen ~uneefdbr 8 llpr
9tberbs liz PHILADELPHIA on.
GntsldenSc Sabrt onrh ben aanal. Ea1a.
gtcrc fonnen 11d Seliebet bis Gbeinpenies eltp
iiilo geiterion fabren uno nnf Der Hiidtdhrt NH
bent Boot mad Saiie 5uriIdlebren no lie nm
6 ltbr glbenbs ~bciielben .1aees erIlaIlgens.
MuHoreiiesQinet 5lr 0iiidtabrt nit y, q ~.
gabu, " iiitb burhaebenoe 8iuete (per Bdpt pom
9bfIu.) nab 1cip.Dorf. Atlantie.6t tp, Sape
Wian, Gong Brand, Scean 9ttp, Nsenrp Yaft'
Ilbaun, Srup, 5um Nerfauf bel dtpahggs,
Wabl5etten 80 Gents. 9iacbibdi1pier fnbrefl t19'
lin 3 gbenos tSoiInidg ausgeiionlrrcr). W'aii
I6reibe fir gBeeipeifer.
Glarenee Sbrioer,
CStnii5-) Iaetf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Ser 6run5oie 2oniS %le.
riot lit ~porgeitcrn nit ieincm Nero
plan Qliidlih bon Calais nod Goper
iiber ben britiifcu aonol gcfobrcn.
Nun lperoen bic ilhrigcn iron5oliItcn
Npiotorcn feline Hubc boben, bis lie
Die 8cidlid)te nodntn6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Bon Son
Saa : Samilien . Grfnrfoncn

noh annapolis uno Eeit Itper, 'Eampfcr
,@ntma 8ilcs," N.uutng, Withhold tno Stets
tud, ~. so dssuriH. Wiidfe9r etipad 80 Nbcrlos.
Gpe5ieas eonntas, $50 Sprin., aiidfeDr ei'pa
S.45 MbenbS.
Saibfeiertaes @rfurfionen feben eantiiag,
100 9iafm. 3nriid bel WtonoesLtdt 1915
Ibenbs. MabI3eiten soc. 8tuete soc. Yum
Bier DIR. 16, 2iebtsStrabe. Solteiter 60.
SSuIlt0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

GoS meme fron5oi ii dc 81 a.
binct lit iebt nit Dem SOli5ialtlten
9rian0 ais Frcmier an Der Spite
p%pllitGnoi orQunilirt unO miro, mie
Ser 8remicr uerfim0et, Die ollge=
mcine Golitif Glenlenccot'S iortiebcn,
lidl es nebenbci ieooh audi sur NltI-
gobe MAIDEN, Den 8ricq 5luildlct Gr-
belt un0 &upital, lpeldcr III cen leB-
ten poor Sobrcn iopiel llnrltbcn in
6ronfreid) ucrurIo6t Bat, aus Der
@clt 5i idoiicn. @cnn 9riono Dies
iertiN 6ringt, 10 miro CT id, Grobe
&eroienitc nm onS &nterlono crrucr-
ben. IaS neltc &nbinet lit, menn mir
uid)t irran.oa3 II, icit Grfl0runn Der
gegempGrtiq2n fron50iiid)cn &cptblif,
uno piele 2ellte iin0 Ser 2lniid)t, BOB
ieiuc &crrlidteit bon fltr5er Euucr
lcin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
gnfrpe Bead Sotel,
9udroe 8eadL go.

Gin ber nutereu g6elapenfe,gai eeIeeen:
prnd,tuutfe Gccucrte; Neneu.gab; fetner Gllds
lana. fb5ne 5abrter per Sutite inter Der eet'
tuug Der ,Teipport.yieips ano Gio Yptnt HALL
wan aub electric Gumpdnlh"
Snforniation uno Bampblet anf @rfuhen.
(Suni16. 1Nh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
GrfnriiOncn pen6 nmpies.
Nadmittass Ennr uad Claiborne.

Giebeu GtuI,bcrl Der Gube iino @rboIuna aui
benz JSafier. Rirgenopo fam mani 70 fiible,
erfrifbenbe, beIebcnoe Cuff nit ocuei 3igen
So&ieiue WlabIaciteu uuf bent Sanpfer fer.
birt.
Sampler fabrt ab tdeIi9 ~(ausaer. Sonntags)
nm $50 Nubmittags. Gldfebp nab Baltimore
10 tlbr AbenoS.
9inubfabrt MIR SOC.
9icr 4, 2ight'Strabe.
g., Is. uno ". Bnbrseo.
(Sunit6-) 'N % a&s"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

rirgn@ innc.
iota prOiiricn $4,000 %Ylrbeiter, nm
ibrc bieSiG6ri9s ernte ,nlter God
mo 6adq 81 bringcp, ,LTicier Mon-
gel an ,lan0liden Nr6eitsfrGften in
gcwiiien Stootcp, no ole 2onbpirtb-
ihoft IN Spc5ioIitGteu nils9eortct lit
mo lid llnr I'M @robbetricb ais pro-
iitobCl trmciit. lit leid)t crflGrlif. Sn
Iolden Stootell, mo eS oil Snous
ltrie'l iehIt, miro iih icltcn Elm lie
berId)tB an Nrbcitern iinoenL ms
menn Damn. mie 5ltr Grntc5eit. ullf
Die 9oicr 3inigcr @od)cll Die Nod)s
fragc nod) arbeitcrn cine groBc miro,
Damn mlloern iid) Die Snrlncr, mic
bas fonlncn mag. Sic lino in ser
Gage, eiuigc @oden lang lobnenoa
9clduftigung ST gcben, Damn obcr
bat Der Wobr ieinc Sfuloigfeit &c.
than mo CT fam gcbcn. 3icben
obcr bic Nrbeiter hire Hciiefolten nj
N%bredlnntlg, Dam, blei6t ibltcl1 her;.
lid pcllg ilbrig ppn ibrent Ncr.
oieltltc, nl0 10 lolgc bieie NerbGlt-
lll'lc altoaltrll, miro eS oltd) in ben
Wci5enltootcn oeS WeitenS sur
Grnte5eit All Siilfsfr0itcn nlollocl1.
Scr. critic Sail BON 2 d) a.
oener'ob, Der ollrd) lmbciu9te BE,
nllbling Der Suit sur Sd)iifobrt emit
%iton0en 1T, mlrbe locben in GnQla1o
cntlfieoelr. Gin bon eiIenl 9uuon
berobgelo'Icner Nnfcr bate eini0c
Grobtc 5crriiien mo Scr Gi0cnt6ii.
nlrr flogtc oltf Sdoocneriub. 1oS
llrtbeil lolttte nllf rs Sdillinoe, mo
Der Hid)tcr lii6rtc aus. DOB ma BON
mlbefiigtcr 9enubung Der 2uit reoen
cllrfe, lucnn Semuno in Yolon oocr
6lil9molftle in elmer Sohe iegelt.
Die inter Der 9urdldnittSb0bc eilles
SaltlcS lit.
I'm aus etncm G bincicn,
Der I'M %trbadt ltc6t, red)t piel Don
Der Grmoroung Der Gliic Si9el sll
ipil'cll, elm @eltonbnib berousSulof,
fen, bat lih Die Nclu. Oorfer Yoli,ei
III lbrcm btriibnlten .oriiten @rooe"
rllleS A~crnNc5u bnrbariihen Mittels
beoient; IN elmer He6en5elle uar Be
mollo pcrltedt, Der pie Der @etit Der
ullgliidlihen @rnorbeten 1t3ell itno
Inn 8nuoc betteln mltBte. Die Solge
mar, ouB Ger peiillid pcriiommene
Gbinelc bcinobe mobniinnig gepor-
Den mo iiberboutp nid)t nlcbr pernel)-
m~ltngSfGbig lit. Selbit cinem Ser
Dottigen 9~egeniiber oorf man einen
gcluiiicn Initanb nidlt pergelien
mcnn icbes Mittel sur @rlongung Ell
mes @eitdnoniIies redt lit, mare es
better, Die Soltern ocS Mittelolters Of
len nro ebrlid) pieber ein5uiiibren.
GouIambs tiir..iide 8Gber.
eanMitaeis;g,odase. Ssita"t ssseH. essss sifss.
Vaiic fNr'S NasIano beiorat q. aaine, Ala
I Shs Snltinurc.Str. uahe Guftpm Spufe .yibe.
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Scit Dem ,Nttcntntc" uui
Dcnt Scltmorftc IN Chicago bob2n
bicle mohlbobcnbc 9iirger Der Oar
tcnItoot nit meitem @el0bcittcl mo
ltod picl lpeitercm @clpiIitn ben Sr0.
null0SluGdtern Der Sto0t rcgelnlG-
Bige AbNuben 5ltm Shube gcgcn Die
ifredlihen 4nordilten cntrid)tet,
rnO 5ouitnoc pon Collars iiro
io%brelong in Die Soiden b%eitcrntcr
anilppclldiuin9cr gcponocrt. Scit
ienen oenfmiiroi9en Gosen mllrocn
in bcillobe rc9elmGBigcn Enliic1
bolo bier, holo bort 0nmbcn geflut.
ben, mo Die 9cgilterten 5ittertcn u,O
bled)tcn lpcitcr. Gie 9ombeniinocrai
in Chicago lpuroe iebod) ollnldli0 ~
eiitem itebcnocn Wib utb iclblt Nle
Witglic0cr Der beiligen Scrmonooo
fpnllten cin 2Gd)eln fount pcrbeiBen,
iueitn lie uoil cirlem nclien oernrti0cl
Sllnbc hortcn. SflieBlih roden Die
y0lcd)nlniore" Den 9roten; lie b0rtcn
nit Dem 9c5oblen ouf u1b, mltnbcr'
bar, man folo nlid) feline Nomlbcn
mcbr. GoS &crliegen Der rcidcn
GinnobmeqteQc bcrcitetc Den l%lniiors
mirtcn n@rniters" bcgrciflide aopi
ihmcr6clt. nber, iinbig nit lie nun
einmol limo. or0oniiirtcn tic einer
Spielcr Sruit ulltcr Eoli5ciproteftion
II. Die 8cl0er bcgonnlen micbcr reid.
lid)cr 5l ilicBcn. Iic nid)t sum
Sruit g%cborenoen Spielcr bobcn ic-
ood bieiem Jest Den arieg crflGrt,
meil lie bon Der FoliSei IN Der glnS-
ilbit10 ibreo ,@eiuerbes" bcbinbert
merbelt, uio onnf Der .icgellsreiden"
S%b0tiQfait Der Sronnungsp1d)ter bat
Chicago eo icbt id)pn olif mebrcrc
GltBeno Golnben, einell So0ten mo
5ohlreide Terunnoete gcbradt. IaS
.@ruftcn" lit cine &ulllt, Ole il Den
Ghtcdqoer mo nl0eren SrbnullgS-
Itiiben lire bcruieniten %ertrctcr &c
funoen 5l bobelt id)eiit.
Ter .Sulbc Mpno" lit IN
Nerp. Dorf olr9elditgt. Ger gerollc
Mioerport ocS gebrehlihen 6obr-
5eitgs, III Dem 8enbrif Silbipn oHl
ltad) ibnl %benonnten foni9lihcn
Strom cntoedtc. Nbcr oaS Sd)iii
oltrt)frcu5t nidt iclber. wie I'M Sabre
Der Gbicagocr NuSltelung Die nic.
be%reritanoenen &arapcaen oes So.
lunlblts, ouS Wcltrleer. ionbern fam
oils Srod)t oilf einem m1dtigen MOS
bernen Erodtoompicr. @on ocn,
rSolue Woen" bis sur yGlermont"
unh bon Der Glermont bis III oer
GeeaiuniditRn. Die bsioe bequem ols
6radltgnt gbeforocrn fomnten oil
@cld)idie mo0erner Seeiobrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

@on miro Sen 9 iiOl0n.
ocrn fcincn GOrmurf mrbr MADDEN
fonltcn, OoB tic ieocn' @erfcbr NIT
ben Nc0ern perobideIcn, mcIln mar,
erfGbrt, Dob in burlington, Gt, no
emit Die entidloiicnItcn Slbolutioni'
item boltitell, ENC bofgrnOi9c 2ltirc-
gilng cntItonocn lit, neil Die H1gic-
rllng Den oortigcn Milit0rpoiten nit
Negern belebt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

.Vdiic iiir'S NmsIano beicrnt q. Aaine, 4t3
IL Snltimorc.Str. nane Cation Scufe.9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Nto5 nm E0tt mcr0en
al Der @ren5e iif sic SdIloe i6iit-
telll. @ieaeidt bat Giu5 mcl6er in
V|erifo 10 5ienIlifp ichlcn ei9encn
Mtllen1 bur6iebcn forul, Die @iltc,
ltnIerem &rGiiOenten eini9e @inte 3it
gebel. lpeld)e linn bel .ieiuem &erbol,
ten benz Gpn9rcB ~9egeniiber DOL
Nuben icin f0nnert. 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
9arnh Ntnruer'a
2Hilanlic &otel,
1911 atlantic. Ypcnnr,
Sipiideu Mihisan. ans c6io.sueuus.
(Suui27-) afantit'Gitn, @.'J.

SnileD gcadl Sptel. gm Gboptanf'@ioer
Ion; fonitdr, 70 Babe8immer. Yebineuneer II.
9ainpblet burh z. 8. Teaf, GieentbnrteI, poer
:. .. Sarris, Sefddftsf, Cambridge, WFo.
(Suni16, 1lit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Sn MoiioAufetts mill
man Die olten NlngIcrn pelllionlren.
Gin idoner uno mcnihenfrernOlidcr
@eoonfe, 0od) pGrc ca nidt beIier, lie
l1atl Wontono, MDoming unO Otla.
bona 81 ienoen, no in Grmongcluna
rillcs 9eiiercn lie nit o%fferten Nrnen
altfgenontmen mcr0cn miiro2n?
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-29
THOUGHTS OF THE OLD HOME.
When All Else Is Forgotten, Those
Linoer in the Memory.

You cant forget, no matter how
hard you may try. for your old home.
the one you first knew, is so deeply
impressed upon your mind that all the
glories, the riches and the blsndish-
ments OF modern times cannot blot the
picture out, and in spite of all you go
back to Il by the memory route, and
linger there often, and more often as
the years gather around you.
That is why you like to read OF the
old days, even though you would not
have them return
Do you ever tell your children about
your old home, and OF your visits to
granddaddy's; your tours OF explora-
ton through old attics infested with
wasp's nests, and hanging with dried
herbs, seed corn, sickles and one truck
and another?
And maybe some time you may
have slept In an attic under clap
board roof through which you could
see the stars, and through which sifted
fine snow when the wind was strong.
Nor were you cold, for the homemade
blankets and the quilts the girls had
pieced, and the coverlets that grand
mother had woven were warm on top,
while the thick straw tick, and the
soft feather tick formed a nest that
would be warm and comfy" any
where.
You would hardly regard these as es-
81
house, but they were real blessings
then, and are blessed to recall and talk
about now.
Would you forget these?-Pittsburg
GaZette-Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-29
SOLUTION SEEMS
TO Be NO NEARER
SITUATION IN HOUSE REGARDING
TARIFF SCHEDULES UNSET
TLED-cAUCUS THURSDAY
TO STOP Debate.

Washington. March 2S,-The situa-
ton in the house is no nearer soiu-
ton than any time since the oppcs.-
ton to the various schedules le-
yeloped among the Republicans sev-
eral DAYS ago.
Cannon conferred with the presi-
dent at the White House tonight re-
garding the situation. and the ways
and means committee was in session
throughout the day. The committee
adopted numerous amendments some
of which affect rates. A caucus is
expected to be held Thursday TO
adopt plan regarding consideration
of the bill for the amendment or a
rule may be brought In to shut off
general debate. There is every indi-
cation that the rule regarding amend
ments will permit the opening of Ger
tain paragraphs for am ndme-t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-29
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; LEGAL DECISIONS :
observation-disclosures

Negligence of observation-disclosures
bilty--Murphy VS.. City of New York,
of ai.-New York City is not liable
for injury caused by an explosion OF
200 pounds of dynamite stored in a
street by a sub-contractor in con
structing a section of the rapid tran
sit subway, even if a permit given by
the Fire Commissioner for the stor'
age of 50 pounds of dynamite was
valid In the absence of exceptional
circumstances an original contractor
is not liable for negligence OF his
slb-contractor in Carrying out the
work entrusted to him. Where the
work itself constitutes nuisance
the principal as well as the contrac'
Tor becomes liable for resultant dam
ages. but otherwise when the nuis-
ance lies only in the means adopted
by the constructor in doing the worF.
A contractor for the construction Of
a subway is not liable for injury
caused by sub-contractor storing
along the line of work an inordinaic
quantity of dynamite and failing 10
take proper precaustions to prevent
its explosion. where such acts were
not provided for in the sub-contract
and were not necessarily involved
In executing it-Supreme Court OF
New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-29

There is no country in the world where
women are so friendly TO other women as
they are in the United States, and it is
difficult adequately to express my admira-
ton for the American women. Their charm
simply must come from the heart. They
take YOU by the hand and give you conf
dence; they mentally "si2e you up" no
doubt, but during that process you are not
made to feel out in the cold. They are
clever and cultivated, and thorough women
of the world. In many ways they are in
advance of their men in education and
swiAemindedness, though indeed | do re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-29
Friend
illness of
American
Women
by LADY AUGUSTA FAME.
Famous Enfiish Writer On SPORTS.

spect American men, The unselfsh way in which
these men work for their families giving mp pleasures
and amusements in orderto provide them with Injuries,
should set fine example to the men of the old world
But there is one little rift in the lutte of domestic
music if may be allowed to touch upon it. Women all
the world over value the small amenities of life, such
as poteness and Difference, and they sometimes resent
being treated only as beautiful dolls, smothered IN
Jewels and fine raiment. They long to be the conf
dantes and true friends of the men they love. Now,
American men seem to me to have missed taxing
this fact into their consideration. feel certain there
would be fewer international marriages If American
men would realize that the majority of women infinite
ly prefer companonship and courtesy to diamonds
and dollars.