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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
&iGiocrco HpbmntCrinl.

Nua itotiitiifc @iircolt oca &oll.
bel2 Icportemcnts meiit in eiucnl
Bulletin llodl ooB Die Giniubr pom
Robmatcriol inn lester 6iafoliubrc
Diel qroBer gcmcicn lit, ola IN Den
uorbcrgcbCnoen >Sabreu, m0bren0 Der
%2ertb oicier GiniIbr piel geringer
gcblicbcu lei. @ou5 b%eionoera 5eiat
iid hoS bel Der Ginfubr bon Wiate=
rioI, oua IN Der Sertil e %nOuitric
u~Crurbcitct miro, mic gSoue mo Sci-
De, lucitcr obcr aud bel Sdllten NM
TCQcn bel @lummi mo pcridlir0encll
WtctaQcn ME @Ici ml0 3inn. Ger
llntcriGic0 fonrmt ben Ser. StoutCn
5l @lltc 0cnl mir erboltcn mebr
Rohmateriol sur Nerorbcitung fiit
lucnigcr @elo. Mer bat MN Den
&ortbeil oooon, Der 6ubritont O0cr
Der CONTINENT? 9eiOc iouten Eor-
tbCll 0auon hubcll, nbCr mir bubell
nod nidtS Oupon gebort ooer gcle-
ben ouB Die Yretie Der MoarcL Die
aus Dem biQigeren Ro6moteriul Der
gcitellt moroen iino, aud bero6gc-
iCbt mor0cn icicll. "a Oua Hobmuz
teriol LiQiQer mar, tonntcn mldJ
mcbr umo biuigcre Maorcn bcrgeitellt
mer0eu. IS fonntcu olio nl6 me6r
@eihditc gcunodt lper0cn. Mud EN-
&ortbcil iiir Die Gobrifonten. Sic
marCn OoOnrd) IN StunO gcleBt, ibre
Ta6rifotc biuigcr ju pcrtoltien mo
Den glbinG SIT ucrmcbrcu. Sit 0o9
Qcidcbcn? Yemubrc; IN pielen @an-
reubrauDcn lit cine StciQcrrmg Der
Erciic cinqetrcteH. Gas biuigcre
Ntobmotcrinl bat Dem Goniumlenten
ole @oorcn nid)t biQigcr Qcnu6t,
Der qr0Bcrc Eroiit mlB olio gon5 IN
Die Snidcn Der 6ubritnntcu mo Der
6Gnolcr QciIoiicL obcr oo9 Giutom
men Der Gonllnlcntcn fam nld)t
Hchr tolricn ais iriiber, ocnn IS lit
ltid)t 0eitiegen. Gie groBcu Wtoiicn
Der G%onilmentcn boben bon Dem bill
Hobmutcriul tCillcrlei Sor
tbcil. &ci unicrcu bobcn 30len miro
Der Mcttbeperb pes g~lll9lunoe9 sum
groBcn Ebcil lobmaelcgt. 6obrifun-
ten mo &erf0uicr ober fommen
therein Die Erciic bod)5llbolten. (SG
Dem neilcu Gorif limo ole @Glttc ulti
Die Sreiliite gcieBt morOcn. SeOer,
Milo audi Sdubc mo Sticfcl, iollten
bod biai9er mcrOcn f0nuen. Soil
.Cn? Mir luouen'1 obluorten, oh ooS
Sdube, Oos ieBt 5mcicinbul6
,ocr orci Collars foitct, olld nur nm
;cbn Gcnt5 billiger miro. Sir cine
lroBe @lrbciter 6onlilie modt Der
8criuQerc Yrci0 iiir Sdubmcrt idon
ptpoa aus. Cos biuiQcrc NobmotC
riol lit ulr oolm ein &orbeil iilr Oo3
&olt, luernl ollh Der CONTINENT oil
Gortbcil (bcil nin1mt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Marn VI. SdIuQ.

IS ftarb am o. gtupuft 1909. nm 7 llbr 10
MlurQens. Marn 0. sdlon taco. Nuoerl, 9es
81. Sabre ibrcs QebeuS. Die 0eeroiauHg fiuoct
SUnncritag, Den ~. guauit 10 ll6r Niorgels.
bon i6rer Ic9ttn 9Sobnung, 9tr. 1906, DIT
G~uQersStrnbc, ans itatt, uno onItII nab Der 81.
Sdiubmsaairne, no nm 9 ll6r cine Jeulieils
MIeiie fir ons 0eil i6rer SeeIe celebrirt meroen
miro. &erp1uote lto Sreiloe Der Sanlllie
Ituo adtutgsoou eingeInoeIl, bel ilipobneIt. Neis
iebrup nui Oem D0l, @rIofer 6rieobole."
g22-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
9Onis Ha6it.

Is itarb am 9. gluguit 1909 2unis Rabit, Ges
liCbtrr @atte BON Ndrbdra Fablt, i'm 9tlter bon
80 Iubren I Wtunaten mo u Gdgen. Sie De
ceroiguna finoet SUnucritag, &d6mittGga nm 4
llbr. pOt ieiner lebteiI &06nlna, Nr. $40,
SiO. NOuo.StrnRe, ans itutt, lup5u &crmanoie
mo SrelInoe Der 6amilie Gdllrlg0poll elu9e
lu1cn Tim.
Sin treueo 0er5 bat ulsgeinIagen,
Die miioc 0ano lieGi MN in Rub;
gSoriibcr foil in oem mob lla9enY
,S1 Geb' nab mciHer 0eimutb III.
9oe Sbr meine GieUer!
Su truute0 AiIloer0crb!
Ibut SUD ntht mebr beirilbCn,
I~icrleilet oieleH Sbmer3.
Bon lcimer traucru @Gttin uun 0inoern.
ORA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
0efanntina
aepartement ihr @rstemnaswcien..

Sarcdn Der ScbIrpe Der ShulsSuntnItndre.
Baltimore. 4. GigllI l9OS:
&eriiegelie slngebote, murtlrt gYropolal1 lor
gen0es, Uiu6ines, fools aro other Slpp!leSa
%dorelltrt an Den p@OGro ui NmGroo OF Saltl'
more Gitu. Weroerl i'm Siireuu oe5 prII. !.
Seluea lbomas. hdtbbgis. Baltimore no,
Iormiiiags, %entaeaeri 1efionmen iiir qteicrnng
bon &untel, WIniGincn, 2Seri6eueel llb nrloc-
reH Reconsideration an Die Sbulbeboroe bir
9tusiidttltla bon 9Seriitdtten i'm E|olDte6mitbeI
Snitittt bon Baltimore.
Spe5liitutipnen uno fnnittge Information itHb
i'm Siireuu Oct Beb6roe ner SbulsSunmifdrc
Crbdliii6.
Sin beglaubigttr G6ed oe3 0ieterS fir 500.
3dblbur an ben UlGDut Hn0 Stnoiraib bon &als
tlmure uHo ami cine ,GledriHg @uulez "Vunt ges
,DQCl, Inub icoeIu AugebOt beiAetigt ZEN.
is III oue NcDt UOrbebalteI, Ailgehoie alf
irgcno eiuel Ooer idrlmt!ibe @egenltdnoe 5Is
riid}upei1cn.
Su6u 8. NUde,
zetreldr Der Vebbrbe Der ShulsG ommtidree.
Eeildtiqt:
I. Barn Wiabuel,
Brdioent Der GoutraftsGeb0r0e.
9mO1OtLt2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Surean SrS Observation-Disclosures,
Al-aAE-U

-
q iii nj o {, .. NIauit 1909.
ga Die Observation-Disclosures 9uHmtlinre Oct
Gtaot Baltimore in geiebli6 oorgelbrtebeHtr
@Seiie iDren euOaiiIii9eG nnO corrtg,rien We,
~llnioiten uno l9erlberbDbuugen llr ole GNlz
6emniruna ilno GrDtnuna Der NreiBiglten Stta.
he, BON ser gSeifcIte Der Doris 1toGo bis 5lr
CfIeite Der galOert SiraBe, neblt Den oaTaut
be5iiali6en, enoaiHtlQel mo corrtgirleIl, erial
ternoeu RldueH in SelUdb0ctt Der SorlbrllieIt
6es staOisGt0rters uuO Der am 20 AiGi 1905
mnterJeibneten &eroronuHg ytr, III oeS Wta.
Our5 iuno Stuotrutbes BON baltimore bel mn
B~irterlegt buben, -
Qeriht Ilno lline aIf oieie 2Seiie in oIeleIt
9iirent binterlegi lporoeu itio, lto Dob oer
WlaDor uni Stdotrntb BON baltimore ober II.
geno cine 4erfun ooer 8erlolctt, ooer clile ooet
mcDr GOrpOraticicn. cie init Der SertDeilnlia
Der porbelIamItcl Gutihloiqungen ooer SSertDz
erb6burgen unBufriebeH limo, imucrbnlh orelBlg
500 Ia9eu BON &. @lguit 1909 an ais penn
erltCu J1ge Der bon nit ui5gcqdl9cnelt ser
bIlentIi6uue oieier gluti6, iH%riitltt od9c9en
an oas Naliimorer Staot9ertdi appeUlrell uho
OaS beia9te 9eridt eritben Hb9eH, o%telelpen
81 reoioireH.
(@ugGt3,25,2O StOot Jtegiitrutor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
%liaranrrthc &rcmcr.

IS itarb am 10. glauit 1909 mad, Iingercr
Mru1fbeit Winrgarctbc y. Nrcmer, geiiebte Iub-
Ter BON @enrO ullo Diurguret Aremer. i'm glter
pun / Sdbr 4 WInndtet uTo II 1ugeu. Sie Ne
eroigi1a iinoei Sbnncritug, Den II. gtuguit.
> llbr 9iuhmiituas, bon Der elterIidcn gSobH
mInG. 3r. 1912, 6Oitcr-NOeune. aus flatl. Nei.
ieBurlg dlt Der rpI. 0crjsGemeterU."
t2D3-H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
3mr Grinncrnng

MT SNENWNE WHW
an unlCreu ~qeliebtet Satten lIno 8atcr
Z. 6Briitinu Sdmtd,
luCIdber bciic Dor ci1em Sabre. am II. Ill0ull
1905. aeitor0cn. nbCr rift ~uerGeiien III.
Mel 81 friib Oerlicbii Su uno;
gStc bart mar no6 oua S6eioeul
8, nie iblper oie Reconnaissance!
Sielc I6riue1, belize 3dhrerl,
0ubeu mir nm Gid gclucjnt.
Seine 9eihen marelt qrob.
@ruii Toll Seine SrCioe lein.
=, mir merben Sein a~ebcnfen.
llnh mir mcroen Nuc iradtett,
GO III tbllI, luie On geiban.
8riuiomc t Uuu Der @nt.in uno Sinocrn.
fOOpA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
glnua 8aumourtncr.

IS itarb am 10. gluauit 1909 nab LANCER
Nrunfbett Nnun Vanmaartner, geliebtr Satin
BON &obH y. SallIn9nrmer. I'M SlItcr bon I'll
Sabrcl. .Nie Neer0lgung Iinoei 5reitag, ben
ten gSobmIn9, Ytr. 93S-940, Siins3. SlraBe,
aus ilatt, lpo8u &erpaHoie llno 5reunoe Der
6amtlie adtulgsbou eingelaoen limo. &eitiets
5ullg uuf Der aIriHiiDs IS emeterU." l223--i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Gliinbeth Nchhcl.

IS arb am 10. @upuit 1909, 4 nor 30 %ora
mitiugS, @liiubctB 0ebbcl, gSitilue BON Srneit
6ebbel, I'M utter bon 80 NdDren. Die 8eerotz
Nun9 iiuoei SUnueritag, yid6miitngS 1 Nor,
BON Der gSubHIna ibrcr GnfeliH SrdI y. gSuqs
ner. ar. 1884, Srlenues StraiC, aus itutt. 8eis
iepunu aui Der Baltimore GerneterD."
t223-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
GricsIun-Qinie.
Meme id,ncne ag.Sampfer.
,.9pro Baltimore" nue rYsun"
mad 4bilaSslphia, Sim

Sdgiid, urb Suintags,
Inn 500 Nurrr. bon Yrdtts lro GtehfsStr. ab.
SaIten an III Settertuu, Spipn Yutnt, Wlo..
un6 Gbciter, ga. 9augen uusefdbr 9 ubr
@benSs in 96iiaoeIpbld an.
Gnt5idenSe Sabrt onrdp ben sanai. Ratla.
iiio 9~Setterion fnbren uno anf Der Ridfabrt mil
Dem Woot na6 Sarie 8uriidtebren no iie nm
9 llbr Wbenos b~eiieIben faces anlan9en. =
annbretfe.giueie alr Siidiabrt NIT ~, & 8.
YUiIa.) mad Ieiu.Yorf, atlanttc.Gi ts, Gape
W,an, 9ong grandl, Stenn 6itp, Nsturh Harf,
Mbaun, Srph. gum 8erf1lif bel Albangls,
Mabi,eiten so Geuts. G~adtoumpfer fabren tag
lih ) abenos tSunIitaa ausgenomuien). Wlan
f6reibe fir gsealpeiier.
9farence ebrluer,
(Suui15-l Naenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Mtnrplanb Sanbltnmmen-S dmlc.

Gas 5meitrbpier5ifte eemeiter Der Warn.
laub Snnbhummcn. sdule beeinnt am 10. Seps
tembcr. yti6t ietteridniId. Shr nlle lpeiBen
I~aubiilmmcn lino aud thr Die, oercit 9C3ebnt
lihen ShuIen SIT erubglitben. Spreben uno
Sippculeiei uuBer Den 5d6ern Der bfienilideh
ShuIeI geIebrt. SeparteIneIlt iitr Snnotcrti9s
fett, Iurnuniidlt. Mott. QoqiS tno llnierridi
iiir 8eluubncr Winrpldno's fret, 9u meloeu bel
GbaS. ". @ln, YrinSieni. 6reosrid, 9,o.
(Nual1-Septtl ,WiSoSn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Trnuf Mn0n.

IS itorD am 9. gluanit 1909 5ruut Wlaop,
aeliebter @attc bon glnla Niuo0. i'm SO. Sabre
ieincs 3ebenS. Die Beeroigin9 iinoet Wittt'
nod, 0en II. 9luGuit. 4 llbr 9idhmiita9s, BON
ieiner Ictten &Obmun0. Nr. 500, srUtt' straRc,
aus ituit. Setictuu9 dui Der "SoIoot karts
Cemetery" t223)
Ser ,SIruucrciu @uruGrts"
p%erGummelt ii0 nm 1 ubr 9iddmiiiaas i'm Gre
Iu0tpTium i'm ,NulInnn HQIf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
emma X. Wrpldlc.

IS ftdr6 am o. 9tuguit 1909 emma 4. Gro
idr, gelieUte Satin bon Suuls y. @roide mo
alma Wliluer. Sie 4eerhigung fiuoet Wittluudl,
ben #. 9tnquit, rs ubr lia6nltttngs. bon ID
rer lebtcn 9Sobniti9. Nr. $50, ScitsEruRs Strnfe,
metcrn. =" (222-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Iepartemcnt Der 61nritie uuo Correction,
ntersTepartcment.

NRAsA Isl ~ ~ ~
ttnter'T e~partement
Superniiors Of Sin CHARITIES,
NaD &tem ~ I, 4. Ntlgult 1909.
9erficgclte Ingeboie, i~noofirt ngTopotale
for SupplieS for BaD |SlfOllnL" ~norellirt an
ole ,9uuro Of glulroS OF Baltimore Sin, " ipers
Den I'M Siireuu OeS Stnbt -Jtegifratora, HnlDs
bauS. Baltimore, Do, bis II ubr SormliiaG5
am Wittpudl, ocn 1s. gugnit 1903 eni9e9el
BenomnIerl iiir Die 9teterltna fir ouS Ran S'lelu
raIm bon orei Wiunaten. 0eginneno am /. Seps
teluber 1909, ben i'm Pan Stelpz9iDl an oer
perldngertel GulternsN ocnue niilieaenoer Spes
3iiitatlunen lno Yroben 9eIndB.
Spcd, Sdnittlpaaren,
2dmmileiidl, adie,
Brpcerte'n, Wiebl,
Suttcr, 6utec,
ICu.S rlcanIer Suder.
WnOebote fir ieoe Oct uberl geIldnrten Irtts
fcI ilIlb alS ~tepuraie rno nbgeionOerte Slr9ebote
8u bctrddten.
Scocm Ineebot muB elm nut cine g9Ieuritg
SUnic" sl'unf ge5Ogene certifi8iricr 9bed 6Ir
6Ube bon 10 RruBent oes OCruuldDl1gten Gunz
traits, mo duf ben gtumeH beS ltaOors uno
GtdotrntbS bon baltimore auSgeitcut, beige
Iegt letn.
briu6lihen Sorm 8iiraf6nft iteaen ourd cine
be3 berunI1aIqten Spntraftpreiiee.
Sic @pntrafts8ebbroe bebGli iib onS. Redt
Dor. iraeno cine uno ale S~lngcbute 6u pers
merten.
9amnr 1un1bah,
superintendent.
@cucbmt9t:
I. garrD MlaBuUl,
8riiioeui Der SoriruIts Seb0roe.
(Nlu95. 6,7,9 ,t0,1t12I3,tl,16 )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Baltimore SnriitcnsS dnlc.

NIdlter Nlirro z. NileS, NeTnr.
@orleinngen bon 7 bis . ll6r gtbenbs.
Serbfiterlrit beginnt am IL. September 1909.
sSeael Antdlugc luenoe man Itb an ben Sec
tret1r Go,uin J. Sideriuu, gir. SOL, q: Haul'
Gtra6e. (Iug2, 1WuD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
9l6rnb- Snriiten-E dlule.

TorIsIunOcn Z biz 0 sbenos. baltimore
llnioerIttdt Snrifi2tsS6uIe Slpdn5ieites Ges
eugene S'Tuuuc, eetretdr, III @eribtSaes
butoe. (Sult2l ,2Utte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
glnna Sd,mi0t.

IS ftnrb am 0. 9tuauit 1908 Nuna sdmiot,
Qeliebte @uttin-oes ucritorbenen Srunf S6miot,
oct BON Der gSgGnuna ibrc5 Shlpiegeriubnce
e. \. aCbS, Wr. 1904, 8iGas.AucHur, ans
fat; Die 3eit o~crfeIben miro iputer 1nge5eiGt.
Nciiebuna nIf Der p9ouoonzR arf GerleterO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11

&n alter Stille bat
Grnntreih icincn aoIonioibeiib IN
Meltoirito nm Gin @ebiet pom Der
@r0Be EreuBen'a, @aperu'9 II. gSiirt
tcmber9'a tperNr0Bcrt. @ 6ron5Giiihe
aoIoniQl 8ipnisre limo i'm pos Ncaer-
reid @oo0ai I'M @er5GDdNirito'S, ooa
biaber ocnt glIropGcrn pcridloiicn
mar. eingcpruIl0Gn ltnN BADEN heiitn
Souptitoot beieBt, 0ic Gro6erung Oe9
Neid)e@ mar niht einnlul beionocr9
blutiG. Sic foittc rltr jwci Soott IT,.
cine An5ohl SPrpun0etcr. Ter Srll-
ton Don Wa0ooi NOR Elm blltti0erMii-
tbcrid) mo Der Sdredcn iciner I'm
t%crtbonen. Gas bat Den 6ron5oien
Die 9eiibcr0reiim1g oeS RciteS cr-
letftert. 6rnnfrcif hat nit Muo0ni
ieinen &olonic'n elm mcrtbpoaea @e
Dict bin5uAeiiigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11

Gle iGbrli6e @roout-
ton Der iiinf groBen 6leii6per-
podln9Sfirmcn Smiit, N%rn1o,rr, Nor,
riS, Notionol mo Guoobp, belGlit
iid otf $50 Miaionen, iiberIteigt
mitbin Die OeS Stobltruit, llniteo
Stoteo Steel So, Die fir 1907. Dos
Sobr ibreS biSbcr gr0Btcn 8ei6Git8.
obiabe9, nit 757 Wtilionen ongegc,
ben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11

&u d. IN d.! o9tcn sic
Sd)llbrn1d)te 81 @ricd)cnlnnN, mo
ole gried)iide Slogge luuroe olli Der
&nlcl areto micOcr cinge5ogcn. @rie-
1enlon0 bat lid) bcreit ertIGrt, Die
Gntld)eioung Der &rctn e 6roge golli
mo gar Den SdubmGhten 81 iiber.
laiicll. Nic @cfobr zines 6cuoiine.
ten Gonflitt3 lit bnmit porcrit beiei.
tiot. GoS tiirtiihe Gomite iiir Gin
belt mo Sortid)ritt, meld)ea fiir ci,en
&rtcg nit @%riedcnlono ogitirt, er.
luetlt Der Siirfei einen ihledtell
Gent. SIS b~ereitet Der Hegierrng
Eltr Werlegenbeit.
Ser megen Grmor6ung
BON Cir @iqiom Gilr6on @pnie sum
Sooc p%erllrtbeilte Snoier Sbingra
lplrit Den %GnNl1noern Ooppte Morol
Dor, Sic ipieIten lid ols&orfGmpier
Der SltmonitGt aus, mcnn es lif I'M
Den Congo Stoot ober HuBlono
banoIe. rSn Subien ober pcriibeGHa.
Iono IeIbit lett pielen Sobren sic
ld)redllhItcn @rolliomfeiten. Sic
GnAI0nbcr iclen ben Splitter in oell
Nllgcn AnOcrcr, uber oes 9alfen inn
clgenen Nll1C lperoen tic r.idt &C.
mobr.
Wenn cS nod M 0oIiG ii,
Ole Frobibition lGd)erlid)cr Si mo.
den, olS eS ifon qeid)ehen lit, miro
Der Gipicl Der 2Gfcrlitfeit ourd, Die
neueIte S%cobodtir1q in aunias err
flunmcn, id)reibt elm @chielblott.
Seitoem Die @eiebe oerort perid1rit
morbcn lino, ooB nir9cnoS imStootc
elm Sropfen Bier mcbr 5t boben lit,
bat iid) cine 5ruebmenoc Sriinfeitbeit
unb logan Der boiciten unO gcfd6tlid
item Nrt bcmcrtbor gentoht. GoS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
SuuDuu- 6arf= Sclneterp

gRreau: 9r. 81, gSeIt. Saratoga Strafe, nno
Saupt.@ingaug: Sreocrids 0ioao.
Neprlhuihvlibe bon $50 an lnter 1eltatlolger
neroet i'm Ireibbdns am Suupts9inaung 9es
funoen, Infer ggent miro, luenn eelpilntbt
ppriprcdeu. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
DAT Qawn Gemeter1,

uenuc. gioaS, nabe North Point'9loao,
geItGubigr 9uifiht. EradtUole gage.
CNuni l0,6lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
NpdsG Greet 9antpfersG So.

sommer.Sdbrpfau.
9tbfubrt beS Sompfers nab Hodsgreef uno
oes gruabtpup, tdeIi6 I'M 8 libr Wiureens nno
3 ilbr Nabnniitnes. nu~seenomnlen Gufnfiaa
uno Sonntae. GdmftngS I'M @ 1br Wiureens
ino 8 lI6r RudniittuaS uun Gpnntaes Inn 4 II.
s ubr MoreenS nnb 3 rbr gSndbmitfaas.
Gpe5iabsfaten nit 9ompfer.Gbarterina aeae.
ben. Sir McHofheins@ Ifirfiunen f6nnen Be.
fonoere Irrnnaeneuts getroffen iueroen.
Sir Que @inSelnbeiten TRACE. ,tetep9untre ooer
fdreibe an SDbn 0eath. Superintendent, .&peb.
osnis wharf am 3uhe bes groabwap.
(lQai5, 3Ygte)
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Nuu GAIT aud Sdobs
ants Sefretdr MocEcn0b Elm groBeo
Mcincmohcn in ieiuem 9cportcment.
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2Irbeitapcnium mlaweiicrL oos lie lei
lten, muO iiberoicS beridten, luie lie
81 ibrcr Grnenmmg grfommCn iinO.
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neil lie Die Gipiloienitpriiiung be
itonOcn boben. O0er ioqten troB Oea
Gipiloicnit @eieBc9 aud @clltc olli
nn02rc &8ciic 81 ictten SteacH Qetoms
men lem?
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&ululanSS tiirfiidle gGoer.
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&olf broltt iid) Gin {cmpercn5 &c
tr0lrt, 0oS ST. Gbrcl oca ltren0 tenn
percn5lerii6en @cucrolonmalta OeS
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iogt lit. 9oS limo Giocr mo Sngmer-
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StroBen 9etr1mfcnc nu3utreifen limo,
Don oenen nidt ipeui9c Den Htnnltctn
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ten. Der Serr @cncrdlnnmult 1T ers
iltdt moroen, geQcn OieIe berrllte
Slittbe 0er Erohibition Ibbiilrc jlt
bringen. Srot ciiriNcr Nodforltlrn.
gen III Den @eieBcn bat er Oaa nlft
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nod nidt perbotcL ooB man Giocr
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ole 6eiQbcit ser @ciebgebcr, bic ca
nit fei1cr Seite pcroerben rpoQcn.
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Ger Jest pcr0ffcntli6tc
GrnOte, @cridt 0e9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Geportements loutet Giinitiger, ol0
prportet mur0e. Mci}cn, Wnia, Sa.
ier MoQgen, @critc, aortoiieIn unO
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blei6t SPAR bintcr Der lcBtiGbrigcn
5uriid, ood bat Rcgen Oo5lI beigetru
gen, ooB lie beiicr nlai0at, ais man
crmortct bate. Sine quite Gurdl.
i6nittS Grnote lit iider.
, 1909-12-15

Frederiksted, December 18th.
Guiana sailed this morning at :
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-23
FL LYERS OF ALL NATIONS WILL
 CONGREGATE M LOS ANGELES
Meeting in History of America Attracts Attention From the Entire WOrldBplanes, Monoplanes
 Plan to Make Occasion Memorable in Aeronautics

LOS ANGELES, Cal, December 22- With the first aviation week ever in. auguated in America but few weeks off, and with several of the best known of the professional sky sailors of the world now in its midst, and fomenting enthusiasm every day and every hour, is it any wonder that Los Angeles IS "way up in the air." so to speak2
 Aviation seems to have taken a frmer and larger grip on the Angel City and the surrounding country than anything else ever has, not even the famous ''ti. estasn of the past, and in hotel Hobbies, and ali other places where people con gregate, about all of the conversation to be heard is frequently punctuated by such expressions as 'aeronefs, di- rigibles, v front control, automatic stability and the like, and about ev- cry other man who talks to you has al- ready talked to one or another of the sky sailors, and knows all about it him. self, of course. Everybody talks jar gon that is most difficult to understand, but it all in the interest of aviation week, so it goes without question.
 Somewhere | happened to pick up a magazine called "AerOnautics, v and on the first page found heading which read: America to Stimulate Aviation --When?'' And some would-be wag had written down the answer to this question on the margin of the page, as 1ollows: "When Dick Ferris Gets Busy.' It was, indeed, prophecy.
 Dick Ferris has been busy for several weeks. He was made general manager of aviation week in Los Angeles, and again has the correctness of the saying that many truthful word is spoken in jest been proved. For in these few weeks Dick Ferris has certainly stimu- lated aviation. Backed by the Merch- ants and Manufacturers association of Los Angeles, and Henry E. Huntington, the traction magnate, he has already contracted to bring to Los Angeles about all of the great aviatoTs of the world, secured suitable grounds for the meeting, which is to take place January 70 to 20 next, and already has the whole of Southern California, Arizona and Ne Vada talking about the affair.
 It is estimated that several hundred thousand people will be attracted to Los Angeles in January to witness the flight to be made by Glenn H. Curtiss, cham pion flyer of them all; Paulhan, the great Frenchman, and his associates, Knabenshue, Willard, Beachey and a dozen well known others. The contests are open for all aviators, professional or amateur, heavier-than-air or gas bag, and it is already certaiR that several new inventions, little heard of at pres ent, will be seen. Not only this, but the fertile brain of Dick Ferris has con cOcted several "thrllers" for this, the
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first aviation meet in America, incud ing ''stunts' that are not only unique, but startling.
 For instance the aviation events have been so planned that the aviators will be able to make here the first practical tests of the value of airships in time of war. This may seem like a wild state ment, but it seems to be well founded. The test will he made at San Pedro har- Dor, and at night. The navy will be represented by two of Uncle Sam $ tor pedo boat destroyers and the revenue cutter Perry, and while these fighting ships of the sea are maneuvering off the entrance to the harbor as the ships of some hostile fleet might do in time of war. under cover of darkness the in trepid air sailofs will silently steal away from some favoring point on the land, and attempt to sail unobserved over the ships, and to drop on their decks some dummy bombs, technically destroying them.
 After that test is made we shall know more about the value of airships in war than we do now. If the warships rid ing on the waters are able to "pick up" the ships sailing through the air with their searchlights, and to guard against their approach, and follow them, keep ing them within range of their guns, without permitting them to hover over head and drop the bombs, then it can be said that our dreadnaughts would have chance against the attacks of the air craft, but if the silent air ships are able to sail unobserved over them at height which would enable them to see the warships and to accurately drop the bombs, then there will be something for the wise heads in all of the war departments throughout the world to think about, at least.
 But it is not so much the value of this test that Dick Ferris is thinking about as it is the spectacular feature of it. Think of the spectacle that will be afforded the people who can stand on the shores of San Pedro harbor and watch thing like that; a scene never before witnessed in all the history of the world.
 And then there'is another proposition that the aviation week in Los Angeles is going to demonstrate, and that is whether the aiTship of the future is go- ing to be the heavieT-than.air machine, MhiCH lne NIlSutSJ uIthh NurtlSS, Fur man and Paulhan are making so much vivid history with, and which the war sharps are wondering about, or the air ship of the "dirigible" type, with a gas bag, like Count Zeppelin has per formed wonders with, and which Knab- enshue and Beachey are devoting their time and talents to.
 There is just now a fierce rivalry be- tween the aviators and all of them have iOyously welcomed the Los Angeles avi-