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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
CARPET SWEEPER To0 NOISY.
Dealer Left with Memory Of Good
Jc<e to Compensate Him for
Loss of Sale.

K hardware dealer in town tells
story about prim old lady who came
into Lis store the other day to pur-
cfase carpet sweeper. She gazed
here and there about the store as she
entered, and finally going up to the
dealer she locked at him quizzically
over Ter glasses and asked: DO you
keep c!.rpet sweepers?"
"Yes, madam" replied the dealer,
ard mining the two kinds which he
had in stock, asked which she de-
sired.
Well said the lady. you may
slow NE both kinds, if you will"
Just moment. madam, until get
them from the rear of the store" And
with that he went to an obscure cor
ner and took down the carpet-sweepers
fror, their hooks upon the wall.
1t happened that in front of one of
the makes which he desired there was
lawn mower so hung that he had to
move it. He took it down f~om tte
hook and as he did SO it rolled along
the floor with grinding rattle.
Before he had time to turn around
he heard the old lady shout from the
front of the store: That makes more
noise than my old one. and l don't
care to look at it," and so saying, she
whisked out to the door, leaving the
dealer to wonder whether the joke was
worth the loss Of the sale.-Portland
Express.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
MERE INCIDENT IN FOOTBALL.
eroSen Collar Bone, Suppcs sed to Be
Enemy's, Consider-d Detail
Of the Game.

There had been hotly contested
football game between the Steam Roll
ers Of the Benjamin Franklin school
and the Avalanches OF the George
Washington school, After the game
was over and the. contestants had re-
turned to their various homes one Of
the heroes of the winning team COM
planned Of feeling of soreness in the
lower part of his neck.
Il didn't feel 1t until just now" he
said; but 1t hurts like sixty"
His father examined it. 1t began 70
SWELL and was very sore to the touch.
Il believe your collar bone is bro
ken. my boy" said his father.
surgeon was hastily summoned,
ard made an examination.
Yes" he said, "the bone is frac.
tured. How did 1t happen, Walter?
Do you remember anything about it?"
why. yes answered the boy. "I
remember that when tackled Skinny
Morgan fell on top of him, and |
heard something crack, but l thought
1t was his collar one"-Youth's Com
panion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
Ability Appreciated.

Sir Charles Wyndham (speaking at
a dinner) told Of young man he once
heard of who was paying attention to
lady to the great disgust of her
father who demonstrated very kindly
with him. The father said: "If see
you in this house again l shall kick
you out" The young man came back
the very next day. II told you what
would happen" said the father, and it
did happen. The young man did not
appear for about five weeks, and then
one day the father saw him coming
toward the house, and Immediately
went and opened the front door.
Haven't you had enough?" said the
old man. Have you come again to
see my daughter" mo, no." replied
the other, II have come on behalf of
the president of our football club"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
Following ITIu.trIou. Example.

An art student in Berlin wrote re-
Gently to brewing concern in Bohe.
mia. offering to paint for the brew.
ers pictures suitable for advertising
purposes-artistic, appropriate, at
tractive and cheap" He goes on to
say: "Sir John Millais was not above
taking 10000 marks from q soapma-
ker for one Of his paintings, to be
used as an advertisement. Nor did
he hesitate to offer other pictures for
the same purpose at the same price.
Why should not !. who owe my tailor,
and who fear to look my landlady in
the face. not do the same? Stay. !
shall do better. Am willing to take
less than 10000 marks for my best
work"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
Not One Of His Studies.

Miss Blanks second grade was no
torious throughout the school for
lamentable lack Of discipline. It was
In this grade that printed reports were
first issued to the children. One day
Tom came home, proudly bearing the
first formal record Of his progress in
scholastic lines. His mother, having
been a teacher, was pleased to note
that her offspring's ratings we're of
high order. but his lawyer father,
having scanned the slip minutely,
said gravely:
Il don't see any record of deport-
ment here, Thomas"
For a moment Tom looked blank,
feinlylng the possible significance OF
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
Improvement on Photograph.

A German inventor has managed to
replace the needle in the phonograph
with Jet Of compressed air which fol-
lows the record without friction, and
thus does away with the unpleasant
scratching and buzzing which have
afflicted the instrument.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
The Last Straw.

Say, paw" queried small Tommy
Toddles. why do they always put in
scythe when they make a picture OF
Father Time?"
ut is intended to represent the
shortness Of life, my son. answered
Toddles, Sr. Time cuts people down.
you know"
But, paw" continued Tommy,
when Time shall be no mower. he'n
drop his scythe, won't he!"
Speaking Of time, young man." said
the father. you go up and tell your
mother it's time to put you to bed"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17
Getting Into Practice.

1t is often pleasanter to theorize
than tc perform. A young law student,
says a writer in the Philadelphia In
quirer, was making a study of certain
processes Of his future profession. He
showed an inclination to sit In the
house and speculate Idly, instead OF
doing some Of the domestic tasks
which stood waiting.
Deduction is an interesting proc
ess,' declared the youth to his "a
ther. For example, there is a heap
Of ashes In the yard. That Is evi.
dence that the family has recently had
fires"
well. JOHN" Interrupted his fa-
ther. suppose you pursue your stud
les little farther by going out and
sitting that pile Of es."-Youth's
Companion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-04-17

tne unknown term, tnen mis- face
cleared.
"Oh." he said, I'VE don't have that
in our room"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

DGditcn @eridIt3 bobcn lUiIroc. Gbell-
10 cine Grbihait@iteuer, tpcId)c Die ge-
~impoQcncn &crm6QcH citIprchcno
III ben @lmoC3itcucrn bcron5lcDen
wiir0c. Sold)c 5tctcrn milroen 20
mlIGr icirL miir0en md qercd)t Ictlt,
mThreno cine Stellcr BON 9 bis 3
Gents All Dos Yiunb &oiiec u1pop1l-
lar ul0 uuncrcht icin milroc. oh
Ben Tcnlotrutcu in ibrcr TorocrunQ
elmer Giufonmcu' mo Grbihofts.
ilcucr cher Die criorbcrliGc Inter
itiiguuN pou rcpubIifuniiNer Sclte
miro, lit icbr iro1li@. Cine GinIonl.
mtltr unO Grbihoit&'tcltcr iuiIr0c Dem
Gou0rci picl ~ireicrc 0ono acbcn, Die
IoriiirnNc uid)t 10 iehr nom Wc
iidlt2pwttc Der McrCnucu 0ujrIonrn.
llcbcrhica mi!rocu Die Stclcrlolten
nlii ioldc SdmItcru Nclent, Die nc
an lcid)tciicn trnQCt foHnt9l, mo Die
tlcincn 2,utc t6umtcn cutIoitct lpcr
Ocll. 9(ber c2 itcbt III b%ciilrd)tclL oaG
Der rcmtbIitouiidc Gon9rcb litr cine
ioltc Chat uid,t III Dapcn NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

Gas Sort" 9uer in y it.
inlen nit icincn 54,29l ginnobncrr
benefit, oaB Die Sprohenbobel nlf)t
n,li unier 2ono beibrdnft iino. llns
ter Der qcnomlten Glnpohner5obI
6iciea mcitf0liid)cn 0orfeS iino 30
len CHS, Mniuren 10,O01, @oll0noer
Cpl, Scitreidcr mo lln0orn 1903,
Stuliener $50, S6lpei5er 2. Gem
HcliAionSbefcnntniIie nod parcn
32.7S6 fotboliih 2t,O3S cuangclildl
100 iiibiid, mo 361 onOcrSglGitbigc.
0ller mar Dor icincr in0ultrieQer
Gnt1pidelung cine ouaiGlicBlih ia.
tbolildc Wcnlcinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Nifnlnna NJ i1lridl.

6 iturn am I. GC6rltdr 1909 WituluuS VI.
ltirif, ~peIiebier N1ilc Der ncritcrbeueH Glifas
hetb lllrib. i'm 80. Sabre icinca gcbens. 0le
&ecrbiprnB iinoct @iittiuudl, / lbr 80 NnG=
iu6nco Char ca MiiiQcr, ytr. 2202, Cits9altis
more Strobe. aus iidif &crtrarotc II. frelnoe
Der 6cmilie itno n6tl1g5poq cinge!doeu, Der
Irlucricicr In Der =. reiornl. STRIDE al Uoraoz
lpnp unb 4raits Strube nm 9 llbr gtubmittuA5
bti5ltppDucn, EeiiegUnN prioulilr. Bite icine
SluiHcn. Ii0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

Sirrnit uiro 9~iadtridlt geacben, edb Die ll1s
er5eio,neie bonn W1ifengeridt Der Stnot gal
Nath'as oce reinforcement aarl Ahrenbt ooi,
Baltimore crlnnli bat. Ine Ierfouelt. ipelhc
5orocrunlcn qeNcr ben Tcrilorhenel babel.
inc liermit benuGHribi. oab ite %oicfelben nit
.sirtli6 bcgIulUinicN S'ed,nuNgcn Der unier'
ieihletet ain ooer por benz II, suguft 1909
orleBcn miliier, dnherniuuS iic. inter benz
Sefeb bon uIcn Ntipriiden All oet befnaiel
%4rrionrit. ne dc ehnlbner bfTnpicn NudIafies
mo. peroer crfiht. ~ioiortiae 3nbIlna 8i leis
ten. Inter unielrr llricriDriit uil biefem an
eli SGoe oeS WtoilaiS Sebrunr 1909 9esebelt.
.afr Tr"niit ans Truit Ennpann Of Baltimore,
ca ,T.5I,Gl) Ie'tdmentspooitrederiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
GrrScrif Gruit Siirfc.

GS itarb plobIih am 3. 5cbruor 1909 in
gioriO /, IA. 7ieocrif Grnit Sarfc, ~Gclic6ter
i~iorbclcn Srn. CrRt Iityip. Cuo gegrdbnif
flnoet am cicntag, . llbr IiuhmiiiaGe. ppl.
gNobmtuH iciner W,utter, 9tr. 2ii8. 9Sciis Gratt
StrGbc, aus 'tati. Neilceullg prtoattm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

Nn Scr Nprbp It grcn5c Der
Iolunori @iiitc lpuroe nnlGngIt CT.
ilcl, @nufmoml bon Gingcborcnen
Gin Nlllmilliurnriug gebrodt, oltl
Sem Die @ortc n&ogelporte No'litten
@crmnnin 1853" eiugrapirt narcil.
Ter GinHcborcnc gob an. oielen Ming
nolt tintm @uid)inonn erholtcn 5il
habcrL lno 5iuar nit fpl9enocr Gr-
5oblun9: GineS Cages, m1breno ei-
illge SuIhnlGnncr ulsgcio1cr mn
rcil, I'M Mltr5eln lnO Wilo iur
Nohrmn9 jn iud)cn, iubcn tic cine
ar5obl grocer Gogcl ort elmer Gus.
gctrodnetcn @uIicrltelle. Sic 9lid).
mdnner iG'lihen iid oid)t heron, I'M
Die Sbicre 81 crlegen. Eie &oael CT.
grificlt Die Sllld)t, elmer mr. mliroc
crbrttct. Gie 9%uld)nldnner i!ngen
on. hicien SIT rlipfell, Tim iid borullS
cine Wnhlieit Sit bcreite1, oils le Die
9cutc plotlid) nit Dem Hilfe: rs iii
cin Wott" iortmarfelt. Sic botten
n0nliid) oil ocnl cii1en 9ein ocn Sling
cntocdt. %oGer 6l.rft Dor Stroic
oes pcrncintlid)en @ottes ronntelt
lie 5llriid in ibr Seinlatbnorf rtno CT
SGbItct lire Grlebnilie ben ollOeren.
Gin bebcriter 0uidmailn, Der ipclli-
ger dllGitlid)clt @emIiitbeS mar, lieb
lid, 3u Gem erIegten Togel filbren
unb nobm oen Ming OH Iid. Somit
fam bieicr oonll III Den VeliB oea
&nlinldmnc&, Ser bopon All ben Ne'
oofteiir oer 3eitinng .@iDe @orlo"
III 2ouOou berid)tete nno ailf) Zen
Sing oortbin ,inidifte. 2ie 30,
gelportc Noiiitten ben,erft oa,lt, oali
Der Storh 7e9 am Z. Snli 1907 IN
einem Meite in 0pnibroipsfen. areis
apd. morfirf iporben lit. Ger Jall
iii fir Die go9efSugsforitlung bon
GROCER 9cbcutung. Gr 5eigt, DOB IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Baltimore Gcmcicru.

@iircnu: 6%rantiin Sins., Baltimore u. Giurtbi;r
NtlrdUulBpidte sum Scridut bon S25 an
mil Ytarnlcrnfuitcn abacgreIl5t $50. 2ia,
iiir bier @rdher. 6rcie Gcnurulg oer aapeue
fir SrdlierpottcShicritc. CSuriiG,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Snlius I. Seabcr.

G3 itarD am L, EeOtnar 1909 Suiius !
qeaocr in ieiucm Sc. 9eDenaiabrc. Neliebt /
Safe non Minrn =. Gcnoer. Sic Neerolaunf
iaqs , uor. Ugn ieiner ySo6nnn9, Nr. sos
Siinr5bdrps giraffe. aus uuf Der ,9Scitern L
mcterN" iidtl. Nlttc, tcire 9lulHca. t3s-lJ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
&cruhnrb SIflidl.

G8 itnrb pl5tli6, ant S. 5ebrlar 1909 seru,
boro nuiiid, ~geliebter Batte bon barbara
6bfid. I'M 70, Sabre fetneS 9ebene. 81
FeeroigulG iiuoet IonEerras. Den IL. Sebr.
, lbr VudnittaG5. ron icluer lcbten JEohs
nuu0, 9tr. i4UU. SiosGburlessS lraBc, aus
itatt. Neiicbunp %prituiinl. t40--2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
WuitaD Witlciu.

IS itdrb an 3. Sebridr 1909 Guitar gRid
lcir, Q~elicbter ciliie pGu Catherine 99idiein
in !IIter BON 81 Tdbrcu, in iciner Q&obmuna
gtr, 12l1.. g8tniamS trube. Sic 3cit DER peer.
oiAMnR mirO lpHlcr nIRC1eiNt. COY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Yeriam

Gantuu.sturn me 9'Gu,, SpGr. uno 9ciBsgcrcir.
Su1rc5s&eridr1ni!ling lino Nedmiempabl an
Giemitag, Den 8. %iSebrtar. i'm NcreilssloIale
9tr. 112j, Gautun.9lpcnuc
Z. @olfermai, Qrlfioert;
u. 2inpemanu, Gciretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
INSTRUMENTATION.
,,sauinss' GIANT Don Baltimore"

~WoiHBp W. :"
3. Sebrltar 1909.
@ci cincr AM 7icniiao. Den 2. 6ebruar. &c,
haI!encl ISabl iiir Sircttpren Der ,Sauiugc'
SAINT epu Baltimore" tiir oaS lauIetbc Sabr
iptroel bic f~olgen0en NPrrcr in 9eiebntdbtger
2Seiic crtuiblt: =
Sanles 81. GarD, Sobn y. 6amiID,
&cprge g. SeHtinS. @curge |oulc,
Hicnnro GrompeIl, Charles VI. QSebb,
Sougldo y. Ibpmns, Soieph 9leloeniu.
Charles Is. Somer. Sol. 9. Souro,
Ism. 3. Conf ina. ncnrn -. &ode.
Il. 9ur5on SoiiTar. pcnrO &. D,attbcpS,
N.Gn1uro 8Guoau, @eorGe u. Iitlis,
Is. 3urlat Silllnts, Sreherid u. 9otfulai,
0enrn IS. otIten. Sdrrn Snbncftod.
Srunt u. Soei. @eurGc ". Pope,
9Sdioo Sie,pcomer. gturrnn SaMec,
9Sili0Ti y. Widtibui.
Sr cincr beute Gcbaliercn Sisltn9 bes III
rcftorilms ipuroe &iniam 8. e%pnllinN al.
4rdlihelt; Gbarlce Is. Sunrr alo Tlce Rrafi'
bent; SreScrid ". Suiinau ais Sdnelreilicr
uno 0baries 8. Nibbnrncr ais Shl s. Stat'
meiiier crlpdblt. t36-I.9-iO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Moialic Hcrb.

G3 itarb pIbblid am 8. 5rbrunr 1909 IL
ibrer lSohrnna. 9tr, 17l5, 2inoeu'9loc, Moialts
acrR. gclicbtc Satin NON 9~teitlDu,o 9tru. :.
set htr Seerot9uliG lpiro ipdter an9c5eiei.
(im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Spuopn=

0itrenn: NJ II, WcitsS ara,uga. Gtrafe, une
0anpt'Gir1ang: SrCocrifs1icao.
WeQrdbnifpllGe pur 500 an inter beiidno. let
WuiiiG)i: GdRitiNllmcn. Scfuinoe. ~lSilulSel etc
ipcrocr I'M lrCiDbnno am Su~uptsGinGuu0 Hcfun
bcIt. ll!icr 9lGent miro. saeuI Geuiiniht, poi
fprcdlcn. (a2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

Norboellti6lanb erbriitete Storde
bis nnd Ser Siioipibe Nfrifa's Dor
brinaelt, INN BORT @interqtartiere SIT
bcjieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Staotcn nit ibren lol,gmierigcn uto
foipicligsn 9Sro5elicn.

SluQlc1 NH lQrtH IullSiplFl!EC'l i''o
foipicligen 9Sro5eilcn.
&m 9iitritt Golumbia,
no Gongrcb lnO Tr6iibcnt aiald)tlcB
lidc MegierunnS0euult babcn, lit oen
NltalGn0srn Gle @rperbung BON
@runobcIib nidt QeItottct. Sn De1
lCr.itoricn Scr Ser. Staatcn, tpelft
glCid)iuQS BON @oibinoton aus M
umidrdnft rc0iert mcr0en, iin0 Nus
lGn0cr berielbGu Gntrcd)llulG Inter
muricn. Ge3NIcihcn untcrliCgcl lie
0icltr Gntrcftun1 I'M Stuutc Silt
uois un0 IN nod joblrcifen onbcr}n
Stuotcn oCa Nunocs. @crn Iornit
lest scr Stuot Californian, iuic in
icIucr ScQiSloutr 6contront, Die Glct'
dc G%ntrIdtlulQ pcriiibt. 10 0eid)jcbt
0anlit nllr IN cincm ucrbGltuiintubig
iiciucn %rlldtbeil ocs 9unrcagcbict2,
mo3 IGngit in DEM lpeitou@ 9rGBten
Ihcilc oicira @ebiciea geihcGcn lit.
Sic Scnutortn Nepc-
rio0c BON 3noionn Wnb 9llOrim pon
MDooc N5lano iino 0C9clt bic AM
naGnlc Der bci0Cn Ierritoricn 9lris
soma ulo Nclt Mqrito III ben 9uno.
Ncrr @eucrioge io9t, fci!lcS Der Ger
ritpricn iCi cntuideit gcrlug, I'm
Stuat ST mcroe1. IS nGrc geidbr.
lid pier Scnotorcn bon Der icbiGcn
@cuolftrun9 mublen 81 loiicn. Sn
5chll %ahrcli mcroc Die Geu0lferung
pieIlcid)t intelligent oclug iciL quite
Scnutorcn 3lt mGhIcll. SoQte Der
flllgc @CpcribQc mirflidl 10 cini1ltt-
9c1 3cltg geldnDabt babcn? 2aB
Nlorid) Der g%uinnbmc Ser 6ci0cn
CCrritorien ppponirt, lit lfon cher 81
Ocritcbcrl. llc6riNcn@ limo 0ic %errcu
mir 5luci Don ben % S%Ulutorcn. Gic
1roBc Ntcbrj0bl ocrielbcn lit 81 Gut
item Der 2lllIllobmc, bic olld ErGii
bcnt Hooicpclt in icincr GcScmbcr
&otiNoit cnpioblcn Gut.
Nci elmer ibm 5u GbrCn
pom GcrtId)cn 2itcroriId)cn Slub 81
Gincinnutiti DerunitoItetcn @cle0cn-
belt iprad) it'd Frof. @iibncmamL ser
in bicitn Sn0cn in Ct. @oui@ cine
Ncibc BON &~crtrGGcn Goltcn miro,
ilbcr Die BON inn m0hrcltb ieinea
0geimaliQcn Nilfcntb0lt3 III Nmerifo
GcIuonncncn GinorltdS aus. TiCie
Anldltga mr. 1uEeriidcn Ginorildc
bdtten iid) nit icocm Nciilhc pcrtjcft
ulb jcGt, oo Die umcrifnniihcn Slit
t9rlpoobcn btlltcr ihh1 lGgcn unS Cr
u crn'tcr 2lrpcit on Gin gulljc5
SnDr an cine omcritouildc hubert
tit berlifcn UorOcn lei genuine cr
ol.d Ginblid III sic Q2iitiac MCrfitott
hes Entertainers. Die Ncutid)c llliucr
litdt bc}ci0ncte Jiconer DIS Die bcnto
frotjiGitc &nititution, moa or BON r,r
onteritonild)en ~llnipcriitlt nidbt iogen
t0Hnc. @cnn 0obcr burb Sen Gro.
f~eilorcn Nl3touih 0ic o%tooCniidc
7 cihrit ticrDtr u~crpilon}t pcrbct
piirOc, 10 lei po$ @Cminrc9 NrrllG
IN GeutiWIono hobc man jebt in &C
bjInctcn a~rciicn oua &tritdlOuib poul
Gharnttrr btS Gcllti6 Entertainers.
or pOIitild) eli gutter }mCrituncr icin
tGnnc, obnc 6cabalb iCin Gelttid,tbum
m%tfiuAebcn. ST. g. Nmcrifu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
!. Sarrn @.abool,

Nrnrtute ,ucroeu iir ben Webrnma, scr Gies.
riidlcu GDmTiiiiipn in tleberetnitinlnnule mt
cit BON ben! Sbef. Sllpellieur Der 9cllnriltcrl
iofnniiiion nllsGeurbeitctcn Spe5itiiationen 'ir
ulaenne giateria!ien mo 2!en'!let'iuracu a.
oroert.
Cement.
Suno.
Gieiuo GcrmoImt),
sites,
,iieGeif!eiic,
0oi5.
TRANSPORT bon MtcterinI.
gtucr fo!d, II I1Gebuten mnb elm %bc9lGnbi9s
,er Gbcd oco Nicterc. 1ui cine n9leariiIG
,Uuic"sHnn! aciQGen, an pen rWta1or liIlo
:tuotrdlb con Baltimore" 3ahlcdr 1enlGdlt
II oer inlecnoeu NcirlGer b~eigefiqt fem: Sdnr
500, 3tege!itcine 500, 3oll $lOO, Transport
800. sites 500, etcirc 5000, Cement $500,
Ties mo 3icaeliieinerr mitiiell niiltoe'ienS filnt
Sagc Dor ser Sr6iinrng Der g~liaebotc. pic in
en- 5pc6ififatiener oorGeinrteDe1, etnaereltt
ner0cn.
@ir9Cbnte miiiicn o~erflegelt uro an ben
.goaro OF 9lpdroo, Care OF \. 3elpea Gbolnr5.
'iiD Scatter " n~brciiirt fein. Hieielbcu inilllell
or ii llbr Goririilogs am @iittuud, Den IL,
iebrunr 1909. N Hntoen oeS StoatsRc8litrds
,r3 in bc'fcu Wiirgu an iid beiinoen.
Sic Sontrulis &ebDroc behdlt ldl oa5 Hefi
Or. irGcno zines oocr ale InGehcie 5i Gsr'
lcrfcr.
SIR erciiftniicnm uno ndbcre s%isrunft
uenoc Irali lid al
GGaries Il. gbrlps, IT,,
bef'1rgenieur.
5atbbau3.
QcftGiiat:
I. %arrN Wabpuf,
ANHt AAN 80 N1 IL HARM
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Surratnr.

WiaifriIm. - Wariart;G. - Srieoiid.
g5rliI;h boz, gSuIbropf cite lin6 cite taIht
Wtet.c. Wiouut SoQps9Sa1GonS uuo 9nrrairte
@GcIon5 'oireit Gi5 iiilt @inpdng. @eioe &c
lepboic. Giant Surcal i'm eri!ien 6lus bCs
Union ruit6ebdlocS, Sb1rtcSs uno Snpcttc
Strnlc. (UlGt41S,G&S)
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MtC0cr it Gin q uturmuns
ser oca SullbcS IN @Ciuhr 5crltort Sit
lUc 0cL mo Spar Gin Shcil oCS bcrrs
lid'tn Ooicnite Nntionol Eurf@. 3mci
Hare Hcr1m1iier, Scr Mcrccb mo Ser
Gllpllmnc @udl bic @cioc BON Dem
elpI9en Sd)l,ec Ger Sicrru Nepnoa O..
lpcilt iueroen, burdilieben Ben Yurt.
uno Die Stabt Son Sron5iaco mill
Den ScEtcrcn lid ais MnilcrhcSu0Sr
Qllcllc nllBbnr MAIDEN. Mber nidJt MIR
oo@. man mill aud, oaS cine 9tebcn.
thai oc4 2olCmitc. Sbales, Doa iogcll.
&1td) Sctdp-S bal, in Gin Hcicrpoir
l%lmGeltoltell. Sieies Sbol lit Elm ne.
lentlidcr H~eItonbtbeil Nes .grunoiolcn
EartCs. zines ser b%errlid)iten, ben Die
Natur iii Ger @clt 9eid)oifcn bat. IS
lii Cit @cgenitiid 5l ocnl ci0cntlid)cn
DoIcnlitt Sbnl, reid on @nlicrfullcn
llnb herrlid)cn @rpttCu uno Shlut-
ten, ~bcitonbcn nit idGnen ulten NGil.
men. luuDrcn0 orf IcincrS bullpble 0te
lpurocruolltcl @icitn nit lhottigen
8ebnl5en mo protest Ncforntten
6clSpartic'n n~hlucd,ieln. Sobn Mlir.
Cit Noturforldcr ltnb glcid6citig cin
SdrIft|tcller bon Nllf bot lid bet
Sod]e nnacllomn,cn iinb bat IN citcn,
fleinen Nnnlphlct bos llnaeheucrlidlc
Nlelca %%orhnbenS ollidlnulih florlr-
Loot. Gic Ynlogc zines NeIcrpoirS
luilrhe llid)t llllr Die SdGllbcit oieica
bcrrlldcn SIcilcS Grbc nui licbcl
Meilen mcit pcrnidt. Tas 0oicmit.'
Shai acb0rt Ger Nutipil. Ger lllge'
hinoertc SIltb Scr bcrrlidrn Berg
iuulicr nit ibren 6Gllcn biIbat cine
iciner grobten S%dj5nbeitcn. uno oieie
an Sot Trdncisco 5l gebclL lit Gin
9df6 ulerbortcr Gorldllug. Iic
Staot mddlte id)on cinniol i'm Sabre
1903 cincn&crIith, obey or ihllig iebl.
Gr io!tte oi,d) bicamoI feblidlagcn.
Gtc Staot fam ci,l Illbeno onocrcr
@e8e iinben Inn ibre @oiicrirogc 81,
Io'ell, obcr 6 giebt illtr einen Noic-
mitcEayf. mo Ser Gongreb iolte
ocn Ger Patton erbolten OH ctuigc
3citen.
= re American Slime" Dos
NrcbibitionsbIatt %. $. atnSerion's,
ibeilt IN ieinar lebten Simmer nit,
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,Sicic Gunfcln III dinner
bGtten ME in Oieiem @all0c bic SEER
id1aIt iihcr Die @cmiitDcr nno 0clItc.
10 0clpinnen fGnleM lutlll rid)t Gle
@Cudclci, Der Trcm0cnboB, 6ic Sc.
idrInftGeit un0 Die 0ummbcnt lid
sic 6anb gcrtidt h6ttcn. Sbre Scrr-
idoit lit cntiprunAcr Dem Nctoe &C.
gen Sen Nll9ldn0er, Der cine I|rcierc
2rbcn2ouidnumA cine pcrniInitiQcrc
@~ilrbiDrmg bon aunIt nno @illcn'
Id)oft nit ms 2Qn0 gcbrudt hut."-
So ifrich Gorl Shur5 ilbCr Die omcz
rifoniidjen Sitter scr Morol, sic jest
mieocr riilri1cr iin0, ais iCit Olclen
Sabrtu, sic bcn Subbutb Ger Nllritus
nc mieoer einiiihren uno Scr @lnit
cngcrc 8rcn5cn 5iebsn m0d)ten. Gic
Shelflnppen oca 4}uritnni@mlla per
m1hrcn oieicn Mcnifcn 0cn ircien
glid. Sic icbcn uid)t iibcr Die ci0e
he NnicnlpiBc binou@.
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@crmiittc Mnsciecn.

$215 Gnuhe Yiunino: in tdheTofen 3uitdn'
e: couc Gdruntie; GeifeI NIB Sede.
Savbcr3 Z Stahnlau Co.,
SiooitsSce 9bnr!tss uno SapettesS frabe.
tg.opS--i
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SetaGnrmud)Mngcn
2epartcmcnt fir Siientltdle sid,erpsit.

EntCTfE CDnr.tNltNf OCT UrHtf'N 1HIWINnrc'
0nltlmnre /. %iebruar 1909.
8erfe9elir 9in9ebpte, an ben ,e@onro o.
auuvp5" ~aorfiiirt. peroeu i'm Siircnu beb
Observation-Disclosures int JntDhdnic, bis Wittituedl,
oeI II. ,ycbrlIar 1909. II ltbr Sorfnitiaes. fit
Die airirtuns ppn gicrbciut.sr on has Seuer.
cpariemcnt fir eiucn Wiunat eutgegen 9ennfl'
men. Spt5iiiiaiionen tperoe1 all Seridfaeit
som SetretIr ote Sclier.S epnrtcTeitt5 9~clleteri.
sin 0e0lnubteier Gbcd oeS Nieters, AMI cine
,Glsarinq Souic"s@Gnf GP5oGelt, i'm Setra1e
DON 5000, an Den Niunur llilo Staotrafb bon
baltinurc Eublhur 1eMadlt. nlr.G leoeM InRe
BOT ~beiGeinQt iein. Eaa Htert bictbt porbeDnl'
ten. irgeno ein oocr lle Ingebotc 5n oers
WCrter.
Am e~luTtrnge ocr GebJroc
Y. ~. gaitiuiou,
Se!retr.
Sutgebeiben:.
I. garrn Mabpul,
@rdfioent Der neutrality-suspicious..
(Sebr4, o. $40 II, IL, 1919
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lSn Golum BUS, Shio, BAT
cine GonfCrel; BON Erohibitionliten
itottNclunocn I'M El0n2 5i bciprc.
d)crL mic %iogennnnt2 otrpfenc Ger.
ritorIcn" ollG) mIrflid) trodcl &C.
mubt lpcroen f0nntn. 1ic Erohibi'
tinriltCn iChcn alio dld 2ilL 0db Ero.
bibition rid)t probibirt. ST.. Scaborn
@ri0bt pon @eor1io c.tl0rte IN ciner
Mc0c, oob iid Scr 9icQicrltnQa Pr
thcil an 0cn QroiitGn 0c5 WlrtbSGc,
id,dit9 jI6rliA uui lis Mtinicnan
Iollora bclnltic. Gbcnio crhiClien
Sic Gtodtcu i6brlid) WiiIlionen oll%
cent Wciddit. Gire Hc8itrlalg abcr.
Dir cinrn Collar bon cl1en1 llcbcl
nebuc. 6onlit C. pcitcr beItcbcl f6n'
lie, lei Gin IS after" lie perfoufe Gig
Eldcn0 hires Bottles 5lt 1900 Collars
pro @irtbldIoit. Sum SGlllb ruit
&r. &right: ,@cnm ir9erlo Gin Suite
rciic 0robt. Gin @cict unbcadntet 6i
loiicn bonn lit cS 3eit. sic 9opor.
nete nitf5upflon5en un0 gum In9riiI
81 imreitel. NebnIidlcn reoncriid)cn
0olimothio3 rcr5opitcn nnoerc Hco'
me- INC hottcll bcn noIlen 9ciinl ib,
rcr Mittom1elc. Gtmas lGbt iid ic'
cod ben lrpdenen nidDt obItrcitcn
lie brir0cn 0pfcr. Gie anti.S %oloolt
2cognc bon ohio bate inl Sabre
1903 @ciir1gc III Der S6be uon 81.
49, Collars, luouon allcin ditT OIL
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