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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
JOHN D. AS TO THE
INCOME TAX.

- when a man has accumulated of money within
the law that is to in legally honest way the people
no longer have any right to share in the earnings resulting
from that accumulation.
This is probably the view of the majority of the heavy
accumuators. Any way of making money without getting
into jail is justfabe legally, morally and every other
way according to the Rockefelers Carnegies, Wander
bits tricks, Morgans and the others of their ilk
The legally honest way is the way in which thing
be done without nracton of law with penal consequences
therefrom and the big corporations hire gaaxes of the
shrewdest lawyers not to tell them what they can legally
do but to steer them in doing things in spite of the law
But the laws which, by sufferance otherwise, permit
OF the formation of the brutal monopoes not honest
law OF itself is necessarily honest just moral
Many OF them the product of bribery vicious pressure
other sorts of corruption and there is nothing honest
Just or moral about them They of bad character
and through the income tax it is proposed ameorate
their perncous effects, since their evil character
fastened upon
1t is probable that earth knows better than
John d. Rockefeller what is illegally honest" He could
probably rub up against kinds of law and still keep
out of Jail than any other in America But he speaks
above from the standpoint of the law SOLELY and he u.s. in
his old passing something other than lawdodger
something in the way of philanthropst and morast
That his miserable millions bought Ohio senatorshp 25
years ago doesn't put moral quality into federal egs
laon perpetraed with that senator aid however lega
ly honest it may make the tactics of the Standard Oil
caba But the old thinks it does, perhaps and what
his purchased tools do have done to make human
oppression british monopoly and helish greed triumph
ant and illegally honest very likely appears to him to
bear all the brands of purest morality.
And the old man goes his way toward death, salts
fled that that right and ought to be mpershabe which
tics and expecting to placate his moral obligations to
mankind by donating college hospital to those who
have been squeezed robbed slain by his ndmade
illegally honest'' methods
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
STUDY TO TAKE AN
AUTO BLOW.


England You always depend England for useful
idea The English such practical people that things
which might be considered funny here accepted
quite helpful.
1t appears that prominent strong man, Mr.. Arthur
O'Connor-in Albion strong is Mister, not Profess
bicycling in the street when heavy cart knock
ed him down This, mind you pretty apt to happen to
the weakest of We can't always eude cart when
wish to- and can't have much choice about the weight
of the vehicle We have to take such things they
Now in case would have lain there supinely and
permitted the cart to scrunch whatever way sethed
Not Mr. Arthur OConnor strong And here is the
lesson of it. Hear him:
'As fell beneath the wheel considered what the
best thing to do In flash recoleced my training in
sustaining weights my chest. l raised myself on my
to take the strain of the weight the muscles
of the Thus | saved myself The Wheel baffled,
passed him and bumped off the other side, amid
the congratulations of many admrng bystanders who it
seems had leisure to collect and view the stunt that
taking place
From which the British exchanges argue that to prove
invunerabe to drays and moving vans all has to do
is to build oneself up into muscular projection like Mr.
Arthur O'ConnOr.
Don't wait Begin today. Take physical culture and
take weght-lfting Begin with baby cabs and
velocpedes Then work yourself up to sukies and piano
box bugges After that nure yourself to the broad tire
vehicles and finally you laugh brewery trucks and
freight and automobiles to Ha, ha, ha!just
like that.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
TAFT FOR RADICAL
REVISION DOWN
OF 326 LBS.
And Those Who Read This
Should Not Repeat It, #
They Would Gain Favor.
(By United press.)


BEVERLY Mass, Aug. 16.-All
else having failed, President Taft
has employed a fat reducing mas
seur in a desperate effort to check
the onward march of his avoirdu-
pois. DR.. Walker. the masseur, halls
from Boston.
DR.. Walker bravely asserts that
his treatment will trim off at least
80 pounds before the summer is
over" If it does, Taft will be
highly satisfied, for his greatest
wish Is for a radical downward re-
vision of his flesh.
The presidents tendency to girth
increase is really one of the few
matters on which he is inclined to
be "touchy." 1t is not a subject
to become facetious about, If one
would seek the presidential pleas
ure. 1t is for this reason that the
actual weight of the president, 1926
pounds (the weight before Wednes.
days treatment) has been hereto.
fore kept from the public.
II DR.. Walker can send Taft back
to Washington In the fall trim and
sprigthly, at some point short OF
300 pounds, he will probably be in
line for permanent berth at
Washington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

- MILWAUKEE, Aug. 16.-They
think a lot of their kangaroos at
their zoo here-quite a whole lot
Nellie, an onyx-eyed kangaroo,
lost leg the other day. She
didn't misplace it. The limb was
amputated. That left a bare place
on the end of the stump. Nellie
is still considered a perfectly good
kangaroo. because even a one
legged kangaroo can jump some.
But Nellie won't be happy until
her leg is healed.
The keeper tried grating rab-
bit fur on the bare spot, but it
wouldn't take. He tried the skin
of other animals. No go. Now
there is a hurry call for some hui
man skin. Human cuticle would
do nicely, they say. Who wants
to let himself be peeled for the
benefit of Nellie? Don't all speak
at once.
Some phunny phellow had the
effrontery to suggest that they
graft willow bark on the stump
and let her grow wooden leg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

Maybe Jack Johnson had him
self arrested regularly to avoid
-eaching New York before Jeffries
sailed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

The st. Louis trolley compan
that wants balloons taboOed be
cause their drag ropes destroy it
wires may be one of those CON
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

If we may believe the or
gan Of Wall street, we have
the following as Rockefel-
ler's view of the income tax
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
POINTS

Visitors in this city all express admiration for Spokane IS
electric railway systems The interurban lines compare
fayorably to those in Los Angeles county, California.
Nothing finer in the country exists in its way, than the
nterrban electric trains of Spokane with their fine
and parlor and observation
Spokane needs and large soft drink joint" 1t is
sadly lacking in big ice parors of modern appear
Business men. take notice fortune awaits some
enterprisng fellow if he takes up this business.
Perfection is hard to attain so it will be out of place
to suggest to the Traction people that the Mantle park
line could stand improvement The thing most need
liver
Just the very fantest hint of coming autumn in the all
Qf morning. Delicious isn't it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

"Girls rush in where widows fear
to tread
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

panies that kicks on eliminating
grade crossings. Then again, may
be 1t isn't.
q 4
OF course, Cannon will not Ire
tire-at least without first taking n
might cap" III
J9
New York magistrate signs for a
whipping post for wife beaterss
Won't do. Some of the cream of
society liable to become whipped
cream.
Orville Wright says his perfect
ed airship will carry fuel enough
to last 25 hours. Usually it's the
airship that doesn't last that long.
That strike in Sweden has
been growing stronger-due per
haps to effects of the Swedish
movement.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
PRESENCE OF MIND

Look, the fires under control,
yet there is a foolish man going to
throw crayon portrait out of the
window"
"Why not? That's his only
chance to get rid of it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

The way to meet modern
conditions is to train for
them.
That's a hint which
comes all the Way from
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
NAMES APPROPRIATE ENOUGH

you call that a Persian rug!
Why, it's only a piece of rag
carpet"
Il know: but our Persian cat
sleeps on it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

Don't try a bluff with the eleva-
tor boy; he will always take you up.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
Siircnu oes Observation-Disclosures,


9nIttmore, ben q. Wiui 1908.
% bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 @ommiidre Der
Gtnot Baltimore in 9eieBli6 oorgeiariebener
SSeife ibren enoBiiltiaeu uno corri9irieH Sc
ri6t iioer Die 6uaefpGodcrcn @utihdnigulgcn,
%llutciteu uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT lilr bic eon'
oemnirnng nno SdllicsIug iener aaHSen Strede
Der &iubior Wiiilt1iuao, melhe 5ruitben Der
9%Seittette Der Sutton. Iuenue llrto Der Oitiettc
Der 4oDiou=Sirube gcle9cl i'll, re6it nen barnit
be6iiali6cI ellogitltigen nnb corrieirien erlais
teruoen gldnen in @epndbbett Der Sprffrtffcll
oes Baltimore StnntsG6arterS mo Der an II.
@iui 1908 unterSci6netcn yeroronine Or. 121
hcs Miapors ltlh Sinbtratbes bon Baltimore
bel mir bitierlegt BADEN,
miro hermit befannt genna6t, Dab beiagtcr
Yeri6t lnn QlIne nIf hieie gSeife in bieienl
Siirenn binterleat iuorbert iilS,, mo baB Der
WidOor mo Stdotr1tb bon baltimore, ODER III
geno cine 9Scrion ooer 9~Seriolen, ODER cine ooer
Inebr Gorporutionen, bic nit Der %ertbeiltnG
Der pprbenannten Gntlddoiguneen poer 8ertbs
crbbbun9el un3ufrieoen iillo, inner1aIh oreibt9
(3O) Gaeen pom %. Gage oes gtot I'M Sabre
1909 an, oils Dem GAGE oct eritcn bon mir
ans9egan9enel &eroftctli6nn0 oieier gioti5,
ifrtrtlib oagegen an od5 Salttmnrer Staois
8erimt nppetliren Emo onS beiaete @criht CT
iuden m6geit, oiefetbe gu repioireu.
Z. Sepcl Sbpmns,
(Wtdi25 ;Suri1 SD Staots9fegtitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Weni6en g1ngeln an Der 2eitldnur
Der @ebote mo Eerbpte. SH ser Gros
bibitipn lit tboti06lid) nidJtS, mas Ole
Stride ibrem 9arl5en Weiet nod &c
, ceptlrcn fam. - Wie fam DIE
STRIDE ii6 nit eil1em llltterllebmen
perbtnocn, 0oS, meil c5 in lid cine
2iige 1T, Die &iige 81 ieincr @ollpt.
itiibc bot. @enn irgenomo 0aS
Sprii6Dort gilt: Sage mir, nit
lpem III nmgebt, urlb ih iage Cir,
mcr 9u bit" Damn gilt eS bon
Dem GerbGltniB Der Stride sur BRO
bibition. 9oburh, DOB Die Ero6ibi'
ton IN Der STRIDE ibrc &~nuptItiibc
bot, lit oicie 81 elmer Dublin gclpor-
ben, meldc Den gGttlidJcn &cilaplan
5ur Nettlu1g Der Meni6cn berluirft
lt1lo tbrenl ei9enen Siinolein folgt.
Gomit bat tie iid orf ben Stanos
pullft ibres Ger6iiil6eten gcitclt. Der
nidt ourh Dos @pongeliltnl retten
mill, Ion0ern 0lrrd) 0o5 @cieB. No.
bin lit Is nit Der Stride gafontmen?
@euolI oortbin, 100 bic YburiiGer
ld)on Dor foit 5meitulienO Sobrcn
luarell, ais Der SEER ibnen j%llrief:
oSbr Selldler, Die Sbr ber5cbntet Gle
@ilr5t. gill un0 &iimmel, ltuO lniiet
oabinten ooS Sdmerite i'm @eiet -
Die 9arntber5igfeit ullo bcn @Iou.
ben" Heilt, nit ser 8ro6i6i-
ton nit oieicr infernoliihen SiIge,
9eluinnt Die STRIDE ibre1 idDinoalt=
ben GinfllB nid)t 5uriid. Ser iteut
it'd crit miebcr eilt nit Der Hildfebr
inter 0oS &rell5, 81 Dem emigen Or
l0ier, Der feil2n Srrt6um 6egi11,. olS
cr io9te: n9ticmono fommt sum So
ter, benll 0ltrd) MIDI" Stride 0eS
&crrl1, fliebe aus Sobom! 3crreib
Oas mheiligc 9iinoniB nit Der Yro-
bibition! Mo6e nid)t l0ngcr gcnlailr,
NOS @ott gebeiligt bat. grtlGre lid)t
ldngcr 9o& fiir cin &crbrefcll. mas
Der S60piCr offer GinNc ielbit ae-
tbon bat. &criillde nid)t ben @cnuB
Der berrliden 8ottcsgobcn, iuclfe Die
Better ieines &oltea beiillgcn. &aB
mieOer @otteS @ort bic ein5ige, neil
untriigli6e Gidtihnur 0einea Sc
bers ner0cn. Gam miro G5iue Nr-
belt Dieoer bon Scgen icin, mo iii
luirIt 0ciunOc Weni6en cr5icbcn, bic
llid)t in Der e%r5mltngenen &erioQullg,
ion0cru I'M perniinftigen 8e6roltd)
after @ottc3gobcn iih %crlpeiien ols
Die ain0er @ottcS!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
SnHesf1ne.

9lm %. OIni Narrr e. abc0, gtr, 1920, sri.
berliOes NpcHuc. II Sabre ali.
Vim u. Wdi WiarN u. Snier, 9ir. 1907,
Gopdros StrdBe, II Sabre aft.
sni %. 0iat Caroline E~ouncln, Dir. 100,
, gSoroa lSai1tngtoh'StruBe, -8J Sabre alt. ..l
Vim y. Mpdi Minnie Wi. Effn, Nr. 500. Siio=
SbeftersStrGbe. 7 Sabre alt.
Vim 23. Mai Srnutlin Serman, g1r. PAP, G.
@SoIfesSirabe. AZ Sabre alt.
Vim %. AR1i @intam Gong. Sobu5 0npfin5'
Soipitul. 80 Sabre uIt.
Vim %. Wiai Sanuab 2ebpipie, Er. 100, gIi9s
QuitbsSirute, s5 Sabre alt.
snt %. Mai Catherine Man, GuIoers Strubc,
iabe 9orfcDsluue, 90 21bre alt.
Nm %. pa 3phn H.. Tirolion, Tr. tt2S.
Nnrticnfe Strnfe, As Sabre ait.
I'm "a. mai ofanf @tie, 5oDnS Soptin5'
Sufpitul. % Sabre all.
Sm 80, mai sMarn VI. Rrinbt, Gr. 3Oi2.
GuergreeitsT Terrace, 80 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
Scpartcment fir 6iicntlidbe siherheit.-Sauteu.
Sub. Scpartcnrnt oes 8ebnuoes IN ipcfturSs
yiircuuS, NathbnuS,
y ull III | c, oelt II. Wal il
,V,4c A,rgtn,oItn NIuoChntn knnrhnu

Vul I III u | c, oei II. .tnl lHUJ.
Separate. peritegelte ~HlngChute iueroctl ent9es
gcrl gcnumnter bon Der 9uutrGlt Neb1roe Der
Staot Baltimore tir ett 0ebdloe. an Sacds
Strabe, 5lpifdel Seri1gtuI@ llllo SnpettesStr.
at erri1ter uUo 9ir. , 2eiterluugensSnis 6t
nennen. mo ilr elm Soppeh96tdaprdrats8e
b1uoe an @oriudls9lue., nGbc S1rlor0s9lue, bonn
Wtnpor uto Stahtratb bon Baltimore tilr ole
NenubIing SciteEs Der 5c~lcrzSoMntilldrc 6u CT
ridten.
NrecDote miiiieu in OcriieaeIten Gouberter,
aorellirt ali ocn n@pnro ut IludroS OF Gnltts
more Gin" iCit, 6le Nufidritt rGropolals tpr
nj. , Irltd 3Oute. Iucu Strcct, beifpccn YER
ingtolt nHo SaDeiie Sircets" lllo Hrppolnls
fur Double Sire apparatus Gltlioit9, @urtllh
stne1Ite near Sdrtoro'9loerne" trGaen mo Bel
Srn. y. SepcI Gbomas. Siaots9ie9tiir1tor, IN
oeiien Niiredu i'm 6utGbduie am ooer Dor II
ubr Sormiitago am 2. Suni 1909 eir9eret6f
iuerocn.
Seoeni slnocbot muB eiu al oct WtoDpr nm
Stahtrnl6 bon Baltimore 6dblburer, certill5irfer
Gbcd hes Nieters filr iiinfbunocrt $4,000 Sois
lars ~beiaeIiiat fctn.
Ser erfslgrci0e Dieter mub 8iirei6ait tel
len mo ole Sori6ritter oes StaotsGbarters III
0e6ug uuf Gontrufte erlitQen.
3ei9nuHgei nto Spc8tfifntiorcu' f1nnet AM
uoer nab oer 2t. Wiui 1909 i'm 8ireuli bcS
9ebduocsS nipcltor5 heiibiigt meroeu.
Sic Neboroe be6Glt ii6 buS Redt Dor, it,
eeno Gin uoer ollie &tn0ebote 8l beriuerfctl.
o. ~ -r'' @pipprb o. Yreitnit,
GebdnoesS nipeftor.
@cnebni9t: 900
I. Sarrg Mnbpul,
Grditoent Der GoniraftsGeboroe.
C0tui21. %, "a ,25, PC, 81, %, 29,3i .NuHt1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
Wiarnlanoer 3udlt6aus.

Wn I'M m o c. a. 9lnl TVU8.
Sic Sireftoren oes WtnrOldnoer Sudbtbautes
iueroen bis sum 2. 3uni 1909, Nahmtttags nm
4 llbr, gnsebpte fiir bic 2teferln9 BON tlnis
uno5ucniigBunoert SDuncn &eidlfpblcn, Die
einer s(nalbie rltteriporfen icin ipaen, e~nt9egeit
ilebmeIl. g(bidriiteu oer Spe6itlfatlorcll tprs
men auf slnfrage I'M 9ilreal oes @oroeinS CT
lanai iucroeH.
9iir9i6oft fir Die actrcie Grfiilun9 bes
9pntruiieS miro OCrlnll9t.
%gtngcbote iucroen AM 2. Sllt 1909 9cbifnct.
Sablmngen: monatli6 Naur.
Sic SiretiurcH bcbnltcIl ih onS 9e6t Dor,
iraero cincs uoer nlle ~9lng6bpte abSlpcifcn.
Sobu q. Wcpler,
(UPai2I 6,2s.3D g~Sarocin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
NRrenn bes etnst.Neainraturs.

nlttmpre. II. W{nl 1908.
gueu barnn intcrefiirtcn 9~Scrionen iuirb hier'
init gln6ridt ertbeiIt. onB Der Sinot'S neetteur
am IA. Mai 1909 in bieiem 8iircdli, iute es
btrdb ocu stbidnitt "a, slrtifeI 30. beS Gnltis
fnorcr StuotsGooer bon 1906 %perlan9t miro.
ben erildrcncen Rldn lno ElipIifntIifte Der aos
itennuiluae fnr Die YtIaiterin9 bon sipani'
Mnen,. %5,piidrn brr Snnf. nno 0orgb'strasf,
bi%rteriegt bat. -"
sMe bubpn beriibrten 9crfoncn firb bcrefs
ttpt. innerbalb 70 Tugen, bonn Sailift porges
Geridt our6 i1riitIi6 eingerei6te Betition oas
9eeet 6l appetizer.
=. Seiuel Tbpmas,
(M1it5 % % Suui5l Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

9n Mic, bic cs nugclt!
Stcrmit miro IN llebercintiimrllt9 init ben
%s(bihnniet SO q unb S6 Is ocs Charters Der
Gidet Baltimore befanlti eegebelt, oab i6 nab
benz Z. sunni 1909 he9llllen tperoe, Ya1ions
Giraffe, bon Der g~toroicite Der GorronoionsIne.
bis sur Sinieite Der 2nloalesSirabe, nit mos
bertem MIatcrinl 81 p~iluitcr1 rilo nei Oh pfia'
Itern.
9lGe 9erfoiten urb Gcrporotionen tperoet
besb1Ib hermit unfaeforoert, 9rIaubnibibeihe
por benz Z. SUM 1909 81 bccnoigen, bic III
iraeuo elmer 9Seiie Die gufgrnourg ooer bic
gluireibnnG ~heiuqter cbcngenannier Strabe oSer
eines Ibetles ~oerielben notbipenbt4. nthbelL
luenn bieie 9epfIniiert ODER neugepllaftert lit.
.. {. Nenoall, GtaotsS n4ellienr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

trincn bcf,H1,G1g 6reilih bo6en IS
3cpubIifoncr iiir frete Sol5ciniubr
geltimmt; Iei0er nidt genug, nm Der
StonopottcrsS ippe oen Sicg SIT cnt.
reiBan. Gic Sol5ole lperoen iid)
am 9an0e id)lper rGden. N6cr mas
tbut'8, lucnn nllr Die @oljfonige
fr0blid) gebcihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
SuicDb Gasfc.

IS iturh plbBli6 am %. Mai 1909, 3 llbr
Yiadmttttuge. Soicpb Saetc, I'M slier ppr 81
NGbreIl, ~geltebtcr 6dttt bon W{inrHic yuefc.
Sic NCerhiguno finbei Mitttuud,, 2 llbr yinds
mitiaaS, bon ieincr Ieticll Mobnunn, gir. $40.
Norbs Fniterinrs(nri gWeiulc. aus itutt. lpo5l
Nerlualoie II. 6rcunbc dd)turgsoon cilnclnOen
fin. U15-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

apnig Gbparh mill bic.
len CONNER ieiite GniiettlngSflr. III
Worienboe1qFiht burfnlafen. Eett
&ummeripcd miro or and brrd ole
Soreen babeim los.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
gcfanntmadjnngem
Nhrenn hcs stapt.Csrnmeters.

2b. Mtni 1909.
Ser StdotsSeometer piro am Miittippd,, ben
.. SUM 1909. 5nr unten uneeeebeHen 3eit al
Sri lito Stelie erideineil mo ods Nloeult Der
i~oIecnoeH StraBen eiubliren:
RdntoHsStrGbe. BON 9agIes Strabe bis %,
& :. Sabn. I'M 10 llbr Sormittaas.
gSorto.tsAoenue. bon gtctps ei6ertbs ooer Gar
r~iiotsNbeilue bis 8ltr lpeitliben Slloigreil6e
nm IL ubr Surmittags. -! :
Mnieigb 6. 5bpmas,
GlGl Sinn ri. lnenI1eter.
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Nntpn Sertpr.

IS itnrb am %. Mni 1909 mad furier Srunfs
belt Nrtuu 9cttur, ~aeLichter Gdttc bon Gutbds
rile 3erior. Sic 1rduerfcier finoei Spuuers
itaa. $50 llbr giu0mittGps. III ieincr Iebteu
94ubnillg. Mr.. OH. S~burpsGtrdbe, fat. rppSu
8erludnotc uno Srclinoc Der iSumiIic n6tnnge=
pou einaelnher limo. 9eiietuu9 pribniim auf
Der gouopnsRar Gemeterp. q u46-0
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&eriuhnu In Nu5eigen.

nSrlcanss Strahen 2eih. nnb Spnr.Rcreir."
SDunertag, ben 81. Uiai, stberoS S uhr,
iinoet bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M &eri
eiussSotaIe, gr. 1918, Srleanss StruBe. ftait,
3obH gain, Rr1iipent.
Q46-O Mnrtin strait, Sefretdr.
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Baltimore Ger,ctcrn.

Siirean: Sraniliu Slos, Baltimore II. Eprtbi.r,
Begrdbnibpiaee 5inl Scrinni = bon $25 an
iiirt bier @Yaber. 5reis SsssrGGtu,o ser aaSeHs
fit Irdnerguttesoienite. Gunif6,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Mus Scr Ginfommcns
Steiter id)eillt eS in oieier Gpn1rcb-
Sellion nid)ta merOcn 5ll moQcll. 81
nntor Glorid lit ongegelr, unO mas
er mill, Oaa nil olld) bic Mcbr5ob(
Der Senotorcn. &on Scr Coalition
Der "ocmofrottid)en" Gcmofrutcn II.
Den Sllur9entcn Scr Hcpublifoilcr
bot er 10 pielc Stinmell nbgtbr0dclt.
odb Die Ginfomncnitcller ais ub0c-
than bctrod]tct mcroen fam. Ger
Held)tbum broltd)t olld) %fcriler nid)ts
BON lclltcm lleberilllb gum gunoeS-
boltsboIt bci5uitclIern. Ger flcinc
Wann mag bic Souptbiiroc nnd) mic
Dor tro9en.
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Sermiidjte @naei6en.

Hrui. Gonbprp, Or. mcb., ocntidlcr
arSt, Baltimore, Mo, CPS @prc.Ga lpert.st
speiiu!iit iir onnt., Mnscu., SerS. nno
Gerucns2cineu. 9tle Suae3egerel 8raufbetiet
onrh Heuc Wleibpoen aebeilt; ale Spnrer ans
%aenter5t; 30 Sabre erfoIaretber Bruris; goraIz
tirt. SpredItlinber 9--12, "a li1o 5-7
3udn. Nan iprcde Dor oher 'treioe.
(Mui26-)
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(IpriIt,tS)
Snrrninc.

Maferiid. Rarfnrtis. SrteeItd.
gSefili6 BON NaIbruoi cine uno eine babe
MleiIe. ,Miount @oupsgSagecnS uno 2orrai1c'
Wdgaons olreit his Sum Stngdna. 9eioe 1es
lepbpiie. StaotsNiirenl I'M oriten Slir neS
linton Iruit" sGebdubcs, Gbarlcs. nno 5anettc.
StraBc. (Oidi4 tS,I&5)
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Ner6eGerte Sfieaenaitter.

Geben sic ben s%uftrna. Sbr Cans nit SIies
ileueiier SlicecnsGitte Renter nno s9biiren &C.
feben mo ben Ereis erfabrel bnben. sic bn.
ben alber oel g,ortbeiien arberer mnfere neues
ria, iie cmppr al 5ic6cn, mo flcrtmen ME il,
feiidtem gseiter. itriibertroiiene @rbeit.
@nrtbingtpn 6plcr screen 60,
Nr. ia, Oits@aItirloresStr. 4bone $500 ct. g.
(a2ai7, tIit)
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Sommcrfoit ,inb &osis.

@citern Wiarnfanb n. u. ieneS Bud
Spmmrrfriidtr Soue Snformution. 9oiter'
an Der pele etemp'afe Del al'eh
%. ". 81. 81. fdretbe an
3. @. 9u,urn, s.. g. 81, %. R. g.. 81.
(DfGi15-Sultl5) Baltimore, Wto.
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SnS Gbcrbun0cSgcrid )
Bat IN Dem Ero5eb Der .NoomS' Or
preB.G ompognie" gcacn Den Stoot
&eltlldD tntihieoeh, onb Ole 9ei0roe.
rltllg bon Spirituoien nod Yro6ibi-
t'oltsgebletcn I'M 5miidenitootlid,en
9onoel 5ulGiiig iei. Gie Staots. @e-
rld5te Ieicn in Sod)cn oe& 5piihen-
ltaotlidcn SonbclS nid)t 5uitGnoig.
Sic GrprcB-@eieQifoft mar rpcQelt
Veforoerung BON Spiritnoien nod ei-
mem trodenen Gpuntp &entlldn'S 5lt
elmer @clbItroie pom 30 Collars Der.
nrtbcilt uoroen. Gas Sberbunoes.
8cridrt hot Oas ltrtbeil nit Der obi.
gen Sc8rillOung nmgeItoBcn. lluo
oas bon Hcd1tS ipegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Ser SELL gel 3iidter,"
cine 3eiti6riit, mclhe bon tSerrp &.
Toi9t nj @amhurG gaisconiin, reoi.
girt miro, bat nit aMoi-Scft lei
men 21;PS abrgangq apgctreteIl. Tic
MonotSiffiit lit iett auf 36 Soften
criueitert itn0 bo0urd itbaltlid be-
Oeuteno rcid5r qemoroen. G~rfobrene
@efIii0el- 3iidter, mic NniGltgcr lin.
0cn in Der 3citifriit reide 9(nrc-
gltn0 mo 9clebrutg. Ter @eilii-
Gtl.3iihtcr" poroicnt ocSbolb Die mcis
telte %crbreitung; INN 10 mtcbr, OILS
S Sas S'7r'%' S'0n"e"'cnt MIR % Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Etorrer Sd in 2 bers
mcrpiQe, 81, bat lid III eiilern l1ll.
geren Sdrciben iiber Stride lrb
Froblbitlon nllsgeiprofer. Wir erlt.
nebntcn Ocn Nlisfiibtrmgen oeS @eilt.
lldeh fplgenoe Steilcn: Cine Der
bciligltcn ulro in ibren Solgen pcr-
ocrbliditcn 9lGian5elL Die iemols ge.
lhlol1cn linn, lit iuobl Die 5piifcll
Stride mo E~robibitiolt. Sic lin0 III
ihrem &cien 10 perid)ieoeli. 10 gegcll.
loslid). boB IS idluer SIT begrcifcn lit.
ipie oiele 9eihen lid 9efunben bobeli
mo an cillcm strange 5ieben. Tie
STRIDE erltrabt Die Sreiheit, bic Bro
bibitlon eritrebt Den 3mnng. 3ie
Stride prcbigt: .gae @abe @pttes lit
gut. Die nit Ianfingnng cmpfaligell
miro" Die Prohibition perilitd)t &c.
lptlic 8oben 8pttes. Sic Stride CT
5'ebt 81 goitpobIsefaaiger Selbitbe-
ltinmrre, Ole Yrpbibition mill Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Hoiulanbs tiirfiidc SGbcr.
GaaitabIc. @ebaaoe, guitamt seeen. siets often.
(UtQi41S)