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Palisadian., 1909-10-01
THE LESSON OF THE FLEETS.

There are some very astute think
ers to-day who believe that, lurking
like smouldering fire under cover,
great war is imminent somewhere in
the world. The presence of the great
fleets of battleships in the North
river would, apparently, disabuse
ones mind of such probability. Yet
they all come in under the dark gray
of battle color. Never before have
warships in time of peace remained
in war paint. The commanders of
the navy claim to have a reason for
all this; it facilitates war practice and
manouvre. But why so much of
this? English hatred of Germany,
and the latter's despisal of England,
may never find complete satisfaction
until there is some blood-letting. Will
other countries become involved? Is
The Hague Tribunal failure? If
not, why were Russia and Japan al
lowed to go to war? Would The
Hague prevail if Germany were to
place a real dagger between her
teeth and snarl cultural defiance at
the King of England? Why do coun-
tries hate each other! Why do men
hate? In most cases with no more
than an imaginary cause.
The warships may mean peace
Who knows? The diplomats can
scent war from afar, like the war in
the Book of Job. To the layman, who
cannot see into the intricacies of
statecraft, the gray hulks and belch-
ing cannon may mean nothing. On
the other hand, who can teiia
Palisadian., 1909-10-01
|, nrRT HUBBARD AGAIN.

esteemed correspondent has
our attention to a recent edl-
j 0The Palisadian" on Ebert
So 49,. the sage of the Roycroft-
Complaint is made that Hub
!. an imposter, literary pirate,
General all round failure.
,;tng criticism at all times, the
= exnects some difference of
.:pion on his utterances. In the
i Of Hubbard, we have nothing to
j back. He still stands upper
d as a writer of unsurpassed
.ri+, the quality of whose speech is
! the balm of honey dew conf
..ed to the average writer of the
y Whatever may be the foibles of
j man. with these we have nothing
Hdo His genius proclaims him the
II Of all present-day thinkers. Per-
E this same genius accounts for
i criticism offered against the man.
hat the real moral status of the
4 Hubbard may be, we do not
Rw nor is this issue paramount.
4 know nothing of any radical de-
kture along any lines of living that
hid make him a target more easily
Enerable than any other man. He
mains a marvel of force, and his
hks speak for themselves. He is
hple, forceful, profound. His Roy
Utter colony has educated the world
Z higher valuation of simple taste,
his personal influence in the de-
lopment of refinement and culture,
evidenced in the products of his
pp, is enough to stamp him a phil
thropist OF the highest type. He
labored for the good of others,
| his influence will be felt long,
Ig centuries after his critics have
En forgotten. No man can do
fater or more benefcent work than
unselfshly working for others,
b no hope of reward beyond an
lreciative worlds gratitude.
Palisadian., 1909-10-01
BRAINS POORLY UTILIZED.

The human family learns much
from dumb animals. 1t does not al
ways profit by them, however. In
New York, says leading newspaper,
there are some 1000 or more found
lings every year. This means, of
course, that 1000 mothers have de-
serted their innocent babes and
thrown them upon the tender mercies
of the world. In the jungles of
Africa never monkey would desert
its offspring. Man is a poor thinker,
at best, or this wonderful slaughter
of the innocents would never take
place. Human animals could and
should learn many valuable lessons
from their humble brute associates.
Many parents often become indiffer-
ent to their own children. With the
exception of birds, few animals hest
tate to protect their own. Our au-
thority says that foxes in some situa-
tions have more initiative and greater
originality than man. 1t would be a
poor fox who couldn't beat some men
thinking. A very small percentage of
the human brain is utilized.
Divine difficulty is intended to be
stimulant, not sedative.
It is more difficult OF forgive those
whom we iniure than those who in
Palisadian., 1909-10-01
FERRY HOUSE NEWS STANDS
BENJAMIN KLEIN, Proprietor.

| keep everything that is
first class i'm all lines | handle.
The best alone is good enough
for me. Quality or nothing.
All the latest periodicals, an
assortment not surpassed by
any American News stand.
Candies, always fresh, includ-
ing Huyler's, and other high
class makes. Knick-knacks of
all kinds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

Tim Sippillt%s,u Hurton" Soil"
.SIupunnn" INTO CBera 8iolctta."
SodcD crlef6ct gcinbrut Of.
9. Bilion, elm befanntcr Sodep
aus Californian, Der crit Dor eini.
gen 5oger bier onfum uno ont Witt.
nod i'm letten Hennen nit Drip
2oriS" oIs Sicgcr berporring, muroe
ocitern8ormittug bel einem llebungss
rift in 6olge elmer Gouiiion aus Dem
Snttel ~geporici itno bradJ cin gein
3lpiihen anic unb 5llBgcIenf. Gr
niroe nod ieiter Wobnung OIL Forf-
Scigbts. Nocniie gebrndt nno bon Or.
y. 3. @eas BON @eit-a rliitgton III
94ebnnolung genomnien. @iIipn miro
meGrere Wonote lang fcin Fiero
mebr beiteiselt ionDtetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Ias llniun.S

Sibung Der llnion.9 ohnboiS sGpm
miiiion. - Iieiclbe lit nod mic
uor bereit, ben Elon SIT inter.
fifteen. - Bcrihieoene Nnlif)ten
be5iiglid beS aoitcnollilponocS
fir ben Ban.
Iic Witgliebcr Der Union. 9ubns
hofs.Gommiiiion bieltcn geltcrn i'm
9iireoil oes @oriibers. Srn, 4. Stous
len 8orp, i'm Gquitnble.@ eb1lloe cine
Sisung ob, ipelde oonlit enoete, ooB
Die Gommiiiion beidluB, trob Der
GnttGuidung. iueld)e ibr OoS 9e.
fa%nntper0cn Der Ibii6t Der Eenns
iplponia-9abn, mn cine bal6e Wfils
lion Collars filr bno llclle llnion-
9obnbofSgeb1nbe mlS9cben 5u moi.
len bcreitete, ibrc freuulold)nitlid)c
Saltung %geaeniibcr Dem Ernictt nid)t
81 1nbern. 9ie Gommiiiion gob IN
Der Sieune Gin Sfreiben befount,
ipeldcs tic om II. bS. WITS. on Srn.
Gamble 2atrobe. Wencrol.Ngen Der
Yabn, aeionot bate unb melfca ibre
Vereitluiligteit ouSbriift, inter be.
itinmtcn gcoin9ulgeu nit Dem
Stobtratb mo Der 9ubget-9 cborbe
sum 3lucdc oeS acknowledgements
ocS Elancs 5u cooperIrcn.
Sie Srage. ob nit Dem obeners
nabnteu cStroOe ein 9~obnboigc.
bGuoe lid crridten l0bt, bos elmer.
ieiis ben @eoiiriniiien gered)t miro,
muocrerieitS cine bouIid,c 3icrbc Der
Stobt biloet. erregte 9eItcrli ipicocr
i'll ipcitcrcu arciien S~iStuilion. @c.
bauoc- Snipeftor Grciton iaotc, ooB
lei Dem Erciie mon Faint uuf Elm Oc.
bauoe pom orncmentaler Shonbeit
redilell f0nnc. M dblllid,er @eilc
briitte iif 8err Solos Bennington
bon Der grhiteftcn- Tirmu @olopin
& Tennington aus. Inoerc iuicber
mieien Ooroui bin, bab Der Wount
MopaI.9 obubof Der Baltimore. Sbip-
gubn" MIR $225,0U gefoitct babe
iino ooB, nod hieiem 9ou 5i urtbei.
len. fir mebr oils ben boppelten @c.
trag iiderlid) Elm feiueS 0ebdiioe her
geItelt luerben iuiiroc.
Staht- Sn9cnicur 5e,lbol, Den, 0ic
gauplone Der Sabn geitcrn Hohmit.
tnl iibcrmiftelt luurbcn, bot ioiort
nit bent Stubium oerielben begon.
ncn mo miro in cinigen Gngen Der
9itogetbeboroe ci,leu iebr cilgcben.
Den 9erih tuntebrciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
SaS @ctter.

Sir Worplano unb 0eu Iiltrift
Columbia beute unb mor9en &c9cll
unO tGIter, u1b moglid)er @ciie NOR
gen Shncc I'M mcitli6en Wnrnlan0.
Starfc umiprin9enoe @inbe.
IaS @ettcr mar 9citern red)t onge.
npbm. Iie bohite 1empcrotur mar
80 8roO INN A llbr Nofmittoae mo
sic nieorigitc 43 8roo nm 8 l(br
Worgena.
,Nn oen anoeren 9ltnoeS Nctt5r.
Stutionen ipur0en Ole ioIgcn0en bod
item Semperaturcn uer6eihnct:
Goltport 40, EortIono A, goitou
As, Albanp Al, Nep. Dorf 40, Ebilo.
0elpbia As, gltIantics9itD i6, Gape
Mop 80, @uibin9ton 5G, Noriolf 6S,
0att9rnS 20, Charlotte %, @ilmin0
ton "A, Gbarlclton IS, Souonnab 76,
SSadionpiQe SO, &llpitCr 81. &en.WeIt
81, 9ltIonto 7S, Wont9omCrp 81
Hclu.S rlconS 81, Eoleitine 80, @nlDc-
Iton IS. Corpus Gbriiti SS, MiCmpbi5
so, Cincinnati -, Eittaburg GO. SS.
ipc9o 36, 9uiioio 81, GlcpClono 30,
Ectroit 80, Nlpeno 3G, @reen Ban 81.
Chicago -. SiIlltb -, ct. Saul 3G,
ct, &ouiS 81. annioS Gitp 81, emo
bn I6, Siron 80, 9ismort 3S, @iais
itpu "a, SnpCr 80. Salt cafe IS, Gcrr
Der 81, Nortb EIotte 80, Googe.Gitp
G6, Nhmoriao 76, Sos AngelcS 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Maibomlc
non bcntc an nno luabrenS Ses gan.
sen NDnats Mui bci
0eorse Tiains,
404-406 Eit-Yaltimorc.St ctr.
Q1S-O

0ciipieI. = 2ebrer: r@ir iehcn
o.io, oa Sic Iotur beitrebt lit, Tor
perlidc MdnecI nod W6eIiffeit
aus3ugleifen. Gin 9Iinber 5. Q. bat
an STEELE bes mangelnoen Geiibts.
Times Elm nm 10 feineres gefiibI
mo 8eb6r. Shulse, fannit In mir
nod Elm onoeres 9eiipiel nennen2"
= Sdiilcr: Slim 9eiipiel ser Sepp
-baiiir, Dab er elm f,,rses 0eia bat,
tit Dos ai,ocre tint 10 Idugcr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Sinh ~3ndjtbatSbbsel,

Gle Geriibcr beS jiiitgitclt Ginbritd)S
an ser Wobiion-Npemte perbof-
tet. - 3wei Reaer Die Gcriiber.-
Snbcn 9eioe idon I'M 3ltdtbaltS
geieiien. = 3ie gcitoblcncn 60
dcl ntfgefun0en.
Ger @odiomfeit be3 Ser9eonten
Yiennig lutb Eoli5iIten SbGfer pom
noromeitlid)en Giitrift lit eS 81 Der
oonfen, boB Die beiocn Ginbreder,
lpeldJc, mic acitern berid)tet, ben So1l-
fern bon Snrrp SommerS non Nr.
$40, gloom.St uno bon Or. Fbil.
lips bon Ger. 1929, Waoiion.Npenue.
cinclt 9eiud) nbltnttcteu, innerbolb
elmer 3eit bon foum "A Stunoen
mad @erilbln9 Der Serbrchcn binter
SdloB unb &icgeI iiben. Inter Sen
acknowledgement III bic genantten
Wobnunoen cingebroden uno Der.
idieoene .SdmnldgegenitGnoe, iowie
Sbubc ,tno aleiber I'M Wcrtbc bon
iibcr 5000 oeitobIcn 5u bobcr, lultr'
ocn sic Ne9er artbllr grolpn unb
Somucl u. Sec geitern BON Hid)ter
Jbion IN ser norbpeitIihcn SOLICIT.
Stotiou bcnt Griminolgcrid)t ilbcr.
mieien. 0eibe 9eibuloigteu lino Or
3ud)tbGuSler. Sergeont Eiennig uno
Toli5iit Sd)Gier beacgnetcn 9rolprl
am Mittiuod) glbeno in elmer @o'ie,
unb 9eiben iicI bie noble aleioung
oes 9teGerS oui. Phi Die Sroge Der
9IolirQde iiber Ole Sertunft Ser alei-
bunqSitiide erflGrtc 9romn, ooB er
bcn Ill5ug bon leinem 6rennO Ga.
muel Gee geid)enft erholten bobe.
Gee beitritt Die 9ebollptltne, unb sic
gerboitung 9eioer erfoI9te. @db-
reno bes Gerbors ibentiii5irte Serr
SommerS oen gnSug oils linn gebo.
rig u1b iiber9ob bent Hifter 5u9leid)
einen Rod lilo Elm Yaar Sdrube, Die
IN Der Wobnltna bes Stn. SommerS
~geiunOcn mllroen uib Vroipn por-
5iiglih poBten.4 lie geidnlbigten
mod)ten feinc GrfI1rnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Sinan5icQcs.

-----
6inau5ielcs.
las SHidial Der @ag5pn 8crfe 5u
GltrtiS' gnp in Ser sdmebe.
Nirb lid morgen inb Slnoesac-
ridt epiiheiben. 3ie Reorgo.
niiirnng( DER rHefrigerotillg ono
Seating TO-" cine itlucrc 9llis
gobt.
" &ect ssG .ar "Gta
Gns Shidiol Der sSortb Baltic
more Steel Gar ono 6ounorp 8crfe"
81 Curtis 9oD miro iid) morgen ent-
iheiocn. Wenn feline itifbAtigen
@riinoc bon Der Gompognic on9e-
iiibrt meroen iiir sic @eitcriiibrulg
DER Otolienpcrmoltmg, miro Der
Sulocsrid)ter Worria mlor9cu cin
Gatum ieitieben, an lpeIdem Ole
grobe Nnloge, Die in 1906 250O bis
5000 9Irbeiter beid)Gitigte, utter ocu
Sanmer fommen loll, uno cS lit Damn
nid)t ousgcihloiieu, ooB %miSmdrti8e
WroBsGorporationeu Die Sobrit allIs
fcuien nlo ais unbeu1lemen Gontllr.
rCnten eingebcu laiicn pcrbcn, pie
ooa Dor Sabren init Der grobeu
3ufcr.Rofiiuerie SIT Curtis Ban ge.
ldub. lie Shuloen ser GonlpuDnie
betro9en ST, 100000, mo pcnn cine
a~ilslUartigc Corporation ocn EreiS
blctct, miro Die 6abrit oericlbcn oblle
3iueifel 5ugeldlagcn merbcn. Gle
2lttionorc, Die $1,t33,O00 III oenIlln.
t%crtebmen Itcfcn babcrL Dolcn fem
iriites anpitol fir Die H~eorgonili.
rlung Der Gompognic berGcbeu mo
licber jcocn Efennig perlicrCu, oen lie
icBt IN Der 3nbrif ltcdcn bo6en. 9ll-
Icroin8S bubcn Die @lallbiger einen
Heorgoniiotipnsplqn mlsgeorbcitet,
ocm5nfolge lic hos Gigentbum oli.
fnllIen mollcn. Nber rucuu cine aus.
lpdrtige Corporation cine geniigeno
bobe Snnme bietet, Die gon5cn
SdllIoen SIT bedell, 10 ncroen Die
Wl0ubiger Die Werfc notwithstanding
fcbrcn loiien. >
Cine d. mere ufgabc c.
auf Die Reorgoniiirumg Der Bal
tinlore Heirigcrating emo Seating
60" lit feline Ieidte 9luignbe. Grei
pcrld)ieoene SSSptereiier Jlino III per.
clnigen. Sr. Midacl Sd)lob, Der
frilbere 1r1iiheut p ON 9umpoanic,
llto ieine dpeiptoe biloen cine partei;
cine anocre Gurtei lteat fidJ aus ga.
pitan Robert 10. Spebbet ii. 3rclul-
ogl 5ulammcn uto cine. brittle aus
eiSentbiinern BON Obltgationen ser
Gpmpagnie init Srn. 6eroinono
Serllhelmer MI Der Spiec. Sr.
@crlheimer bat 9ertreter ouer brci
Eortcien jlt elmer @criommIuna am
&. Wtul ein9clo0en, INT mom09lid
cine Gini8iung 81 er5ielen.
aoblcn Nfticn it ciAen
i'm Ereis
Srotocm baS Aftienfupital ser
.Gonlolioirten &obIen . Gompo0nie"
BON $10,250,000 uui $t6,4OO,0OO
erbobt iporoen lit unb beiiird)tet iul,r.
oc. baB Die ndd)Iti1bri9e Iipibenoc
BON Den bisberigen 6 Yrp;cnt oui 4
Frojent herrnter iinten miirbe. itei-
gen Die Nftien Der Gompognie bod
ltetig I'M EreiS. Sic, Itonocn aeltern
on Der biciiacn Nftienborie urlf S21a,
nabrero ltc am Ourbergebcnbcn loac
80 brndter ilno am Samitag lester
&od)e mn 10.
Vant IuSmeiic.
Gle 6iiionjsGHsnetie Ser Oh
Soiui1 NatiunoI .gnnt," .6orners
allo Merchants Rational. 9onf" ino
Commercial onb 6ormers N%otionol-
Vont," Die al onoercr Stcac oes
"Gelttlden Gorrciponoentcn" publ.
5lrt limo, 5cli2cn bon einein rcd)t
gilnitigen @eidGitSaane. Gtc Gcpo.
ltten III Den orci 9onfen bc!ouier lid
orf uno $3,945,0OO.
Chen. $. 9iener e Co.,
Cfr SH.RofEn,s.LEk-nE> b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
.6ebbeI's cinsiaes Nttiicr.

Sir baben nur Elm Atelirr in gal.
timurc, unb oas befinbet fid in Der
Gtase su ebener Grbe, Nr.32l, NOro.
@ap., uabe Sisb.Str. ainbcr.Ebo.
tosrapbien cine SpesiaIirdt. - aein,
Aeenteu nub feine1rsppen II iteisen.
8. GehteI. q. 0fni. lariASstSfihrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

Sin orntidcs WcidGft, init bcnt.
ld)cn Erin5ipicn, lit bas nObIbcfann.
fe Ebotograpbiide Stubio bon Niaz
Tc,hrrt, 409-411 WOrb.g ap.St
Sic finocn bier bic anfmerfiamite
|etanSinng. Iae Nrbeitsn inter
periSnlidcr lleberiuadmng, amb nar
feinites Material gclanst smr Ser.
arbeituns in nnicrcn Tortraits. Sir
GonfirmanScn ipcsiele YreiscrmGki.
8nns. 5amiIicusrnppeu unS Scr.
e%rOhernnacu mad alten giIocrn bis
5nr s~cbcmsar6Re. 0ans beionbere
Nenbeit, Eoitfartcn nit Sbrer Yhu.
trerapbie in bOdfeiaer Nusfibrnus,
ein5ig MIR in mrine,n Stahio ~ ia.
ten. aabinrtbiIbrr bun 81 so nuf.
hurts. (1a13,1&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
0eIbicnbungen.

@el6ienoungen nod T.utitIanb
ltn6 Seitreid . llnsarn fiber u,n
ihnen beioret. 5, 10 unb % Worf.
jptpie 10 uno 90 aronen Sdeine 81
uerfaufen.
95es. s. Ciener & &c.,
o. ~. 217, Ca'Usltimere'et r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
chen. s. 9iener & Co.,
217, Sf.Saltimsre.S traBe.

Osutihes uno anberes ausIGnbi.
ifes @elo sefauft unb %berfauft.
@elolenounscn beiorgt mad Gentid.
LAMB, Seitreid, @uBIano II. I. M,
Wetlel ausgeiteat alif ausJdnoiib.
Sarfen. Greottbrtefe uno 1rapeIers
Asdiits. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
81 apor beiudt M~iiiioks.

Wdpor beiudt Wti iioNs.
uerihaHrit I1t II q.
Wtopor W'abouI beiucbte geitern
Nbeno cine bon Der biitoiIit. metbo.
hiitildcn airfJc inn .@omon'S Gol-
lego" i'm Sntereiie scr Seioel.Wii-
lion abgeboItene geriommIlng. Serr
Charles &itrebuIS belt cineii Dor.
trog iiber bas Sbemo 500 ReiIen
0urd) Siibairifa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Staot baltimore.
tntcrbnltungs-8 esipeiier.

,Nf~abemie"-.W 'ue Mis6ief".
.ausiturium"-nS iS 9rceuGncp, tbe Sober
nor.
.Blaneb' s"-8auoeoile Ilno RdnoelbiIoGr.
uS5So's"-s RbeH Nniabls mere Holo".
H IWaheth"@n Jipfe Siu 9ngliib SouD 60"
rSuIienb"n SuHln SCnrts".
rWiarnIano"-Seitb'S rglu Stnr "sSauSeoiue
.Rsp' @loHnmentat"@. @iner'S Merrp 8urs
lesouers".
,@ietpria" -Saubeoiue unb gS1nSelbtloer.
BON Samiiaa, ben "a. glpriI, his einitlieblib
2liiiiput. ben ~. Wiui. IN Bimlico.
Suiebal i'm .Eriple' gari" - 0eute gtdds
Inittla baltimore eegen W,orlircal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Bun See uno Safcn.

-
D@resLnit" fGbrt morgen mad Ore
men ob. - Gle @oiolin.2ound)
sole Sour" n1odt ilbcr 2atlo
Heiie nod) Smobu. = Ser Gam.
pier .@inifreb" BON Sponicn an.
%gclon9t.
Morgen Hud)mittog INN 2 llbr tritt
Der Norobelltihe 9Iopo Oompier
n9rcslau" Die Hiidreiie noh 9remelt
an. 9iS geiteru glbcnb batten bel Ser
5irma ". Sdnmoder & SO. etmo 80
E%crionen aojiitell- itllo etlpa IS 3ipi-
ihcnbeds .Euiiaee beleet.
Gergnii gung$boo madt
2onbreiie.
Gie 3S Sub lange 0aiolin.2ound
Sole Sour, Elm m1d]tig ousitoffir.
ties Gergniigungsboot, iurrbe Oieier
Gage bon Serrn Soporo Turm nod
Smabo, Mebr.. oerfouft unb miro &C.
gcnwdrtis fir cine 2onoreiic bcrgc-
ridtet. "a Die Sabrt per @oiier olS
3u gefdbrlih crudtet iprroe nio oi,d)
81 LANCE ouiiern miirbe, fpuroe Die
9eiorberuntg bes 9optes nit Der Dol
ttmore.S hio .8abn arrnttgirt.
W inifreb" angefommc II.
Iod) elmer duberit itiirmiiden &eiie
Iangte geitern 0ormittog Der britiide
Tompier .8inifrco" nit orei Sogen
8cripdtung BON SneIpa, Spanien,
bier an. Ser Tampfer brodte eine
2ablng aupfer unb 9upfercrj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

9aiebalI. = so pc~rbciBnues-
ron I'M aniane ulb ein 10 trauriees
Sfauipiel jet; Nit elmer Score
pcii If 81 6 milrbcn bic .Srioles"
aciterit ron Den Montrcolerll TER.
bcr,en. Sic iino iest gliidlidl ON
SdJwon5cnoe Der elite Der oitliden
2iga anselmngt. Gle iibriaen iet,s
Clubs ipiclten nid)t in 6oIge oes
rcgneriidcil nnb fultem @etters. Gas
Heiultot oes bieiigen Spiels lpor mic
iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Gpnnenauf. nnS 1tntergang.

Sonnei1auiaong ........0 II. III VI.
Communicating ......6 II. 5S VI.
Tonountcr9ong.. 2 II. "a Mt. Wor1,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Has Pine Bluff really walked up" We notice that committee has been appointed in that city with a view 70 raising bonus to secure some rail- roads, and among the number is the Parker road from Hamburg. This road Pine Bluff could long since have had, if only a reasonably effort had been made But the big .'I" and lit- tie "U" disposition on the part .i the Pine Bluff people caused them to ignore Mr Parker and his road He then went to Monroe, La, where he met with encouragement, and as d consequence the road was built from Monroe to Hamburg and Crossett. and now the trade Of these towns, which formerly went to Pine Bluff, is go- ing to Monroe. Pine Bluff, seeing it's mistake. is now making an effort to get this road. If it succeeds 1t will be able to hold it's trade, but if it fails, and the road is constructed from either Crossett or Hamburg to Monticello, which is certain to De done, it will lose it's Monticello trade, also; for the freight rates will be :,
 deal less from Monroe than from Pine Bluff-Monticello Monti- cellonian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
MAKE WOODMAN
 OF HIS FXCELLENCY
MOdern WOOdmcn of America Initiate Governor DOnaghey Into Mysteries of the Order by Special Dispensa. fiOu-SucceSSful Banquet.

Little Rock, May S.-The banquet given by the Modern Woodmen of America, at the New Capital Hotel. Thursday evening. was one of the most satisfactory fraternal occasions of the kind given in some time, and was attended by the high officials of the order, both local and from out side the State.
 Preceding the banquet a class Of candidates were given initiation into the order, at the hall, Tenth and Gen. ter streets. Among those initiated was Governor Donaghey, who was made a Woodman at sight, under a dispensation of the regular ceremon- ial, by the national directors, R. R. Smith and E. E. Murphy. This is said to be the first time in the his tory of the order that the ceremonial has been dispensed with and an in- dividual taken into the fraternity on sight. The entire class of regulars" numbered about 60. Governor Don- aghey was not a candidate, the hon. or of dispensation having been ar ranged without his knowledge, as a special courtesy to the chief eXecu- tive as the guest of the local camp for the evening.
 Then followed the banquet at the hotel, attended not only by members of the camp and their distinguished visitors, but also by a large number of ladies. James A. Gray, of Little Rock was toastmaster and toasts were responded to as follows: Gov ernor Donaghey, Welcoming the Fraternal Order of M w. A. to Ar kansas; Hon. Robert l.. Rogers, "Fraternities" w. w. Rumley "Wooicraft' R. R. Smith. The ES- periences of a Modern Woodman": Hon. E. J. kerwin. 'The Benefits of Fraternal Insurance; E. E. Murphy, "The Modern Woodman's Great Sani- tarium at Colorado Springs, for the Treatment of Tuberculosis.
 Mayor w. R. Duley was to have re- sponded to the toast, Welcoming the Fraternal Order of M. W. A. to Little Rock" but was indisposed and could not be present.
 The menu for the banquet was served in eight courses, and was fit to satisfy the most eXacting epicure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Notice

R. B. Webb, contractor and build CT, who has been doing the brick work for the Pine Bluff Water and Light Company over a year, is pre- pared to do your brick work, has . special line of jacks and am prepared to do your foundation work and any kind of brick work, boiler setter, fues and chimneys and am able to furnish you any kind of reference you desire. am able to furnish most any kind of bond necessary. See me and save money before you let your contract. All work guaranteed. Write me for plans and specifications at 11o0 West Second avenue, or ring old phone S57, Pine Bluff, Ark. 3-2 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
NEWS
 FOR BRAZILIANS

Washington May S.-To introduce the press of the United State to that of Latin America, Ambassador Nabu- co of Brazil, entertained at dinner here last night the Gridiron Club and Jose Carlos Rodriguez, an eminent editor from Rio Janeiro. Among those present also were number Of of the Supreme Court of the United States, Senator Root and Elkins, As sistant Secretary of State Wilson and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Win throp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
MANY HAVE SEEN
 THIS BOYS FACE

Chicago May s.-Four-year-old Pau Paurice Monfort, who was killed
 yesterday by falling through win
 dow of South Side elevated train to the sidewalk on Sixty-thiri street, was known among his friends as The Most Photographed Boy in America" His father. A. w. Mon fort, is a photographer who does a large amount of commercial photo graphing and whenever firm wished baby boys picture to advertise it's goods, Mr. MonfoTt used his little son