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New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

r CT honor is oC.--.-.- -r that speechl
Il Jumped Co. as had Lcpard.
.hat Co.l-. ..-t over me that Is
ny lharagts~ when the depths
-t have bee. -.. I.aurier glanced
4 - and then er ri and Al last
gaze a. r... .cr face. which
l ulo the har.. v ! over knew him
Samc,ar- .re.teo happened.
a1l ] Wat. duel cf ewes.
slowly sn,,-, 'r.ur ewes we
1- he rose
.:ar Dune I'D bouiag very
did n.' .r. offering insult or
'- ~ uria.- r.e, 70 the heat
moment a-- r--.e you chat
H q. tIc .D.ts . VIII *. hancc
ro1 WISH
a.-41sta t.l4Ioa-> t.le lid
Dr. dear ur- ->sl stare IL our
fA ltt tr.- cards. and did
hng faced d seven of
ir runI- - ay could have
ana % -nr.-- -aud ] saw that
--mlsl I1u, therefore made no
and 'a-.,. riaE tv leading =
A-l1.r tlt -e' and ! won
jig silence ! mother Vole was
--- ,aen 81 .f "a strain 50 IN
--. We e.r-. ,.. the otheT breathe
p-lt and IN the Count
- 'le last ..- IT,. leaned back III his
-1- ,o- The nut a defeated
IN -ggTe ui trembling.
@A >irt i.r .-- not wish q WIN
F.m ~ The woman
"olll i.r la3 won saw
vas tli should have said
-s .-a- 'lt ." Tar over the table
i,Iere- made me draw
-hn a. - ching vile
Ram dressing me has
fa'e has Long wanted
IaE UE niece and has
OAR I'D hIs winnings
.a.-.a -.s hsm full in the
-'I u.oivahle quick
..-t ,onradc. aC-
ust vouT night 70
,-e y. from ,nv beating
ariu o. wonder
t'- urt face What
A behind the sem
a.r one of his own
..oc- 5re--, What had
ideals q his hne'
departed uotlcmcn
at Tins their uu-
r..E Jock down on
rr-
.. lbs niece know II
rE "A hIm
aair and stepped
s.. 4 Qrw6s. Be
'r lo had called
l., nav protest Size
-..-... r'. The room bow
.-,.- We al rose as
t.l rl~ bow Her
rrt rather % ,url-
-..... ra the other a~ i
a... ger lt "a game nay
u..v announced. ]
- III .,art sink She had
,-. Tho Count was
sounded distant
.D.tl,r roar of blood
M ec .et uy templos
e Captain. Castor
..4. and eighty thousand
.-.-, n fnr hlm 10 pay ms
tse- .. add taat the proposal
r--. nothing more, and
H. .,.a uy own tongue
nd i, Ia H pulling She
.er "a ..-- ~ q -.utallv. as # il was
t..t.-e- c..s. ..r.e and following the
-i.,5 a taat The Count was un-
g.r.,,..- - p-re Displaying his anazement,
e IN, "'''.r Deer with the air Of
an sentence Without
4 49,. ~ 1,i o. tae -ld, # the table,
n faau tlc Counts, and
.,ag ,,If.l .5 controlled tone Proceed
MIX. A-." sens, of disappoInt-
~. th, downfall # an ideal
3, sps ,'.---,.- should have deiied the
' f IUasmu,l as She was
,t.,-. my addresses without
r. .'' U.. 10. ID .s,.f,g .I,.,1E
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gled out seward. and came back bearing the half
swooning body of The last sailor Jump
gasped out the unwelcome news that three
left on the wreck injured by threshing wreckage.
Mldgetts strength was beginning to waver, Had
he declared himself physically unable to help those
injured men, investigating board would have
condemned him. Weary he was, to venture
among the wreckage tossing in the surf about the
sunken hull was to risk being crushed to death
against the ships side; but the thing Midget
did not know how to do to give up In he went,
advancing boldly to the side of the wreck and
managed to board her. There was the Captain,
with a great wound in his breast from the thrust
of a broken spar, and two seamen less seriously
hurt. One by one he lifted those helpless
and staggered with them to the beach Then he
made off in search of aid
1t is said that when Midget appeared, reporting
the single handed rescue of ten from such
terrific sea- the keeper thought the south patrol
gone mad from expo But ten bruised, bleed
ing. half naked men up the beach bore enthusiastic
witness to the amazing tale. Midget got the
Treasury gold medal, and if a surfman earned
it, it was he.
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it, and in the stern little group of
Midgetts heart died within him The station
three miles away. His trained eve told him
the wreck could not last hour, and that long be-
fore the life could reach the spot there would
be no life left to Grmy he scanned the brutal
surf. 1t up to him to those men He would
try.
The wreck lay only hundred yards from shore.
Rushing down the beach in the track of recedng
wave, until he within hallng distance he made
a megaphone of his followed hands, calling to the
butfeted searnen that he would save them and for
one man to Jump.
The seamen were at the last gasp and ready to
snatch at straws. One of them hurled himself off
the wreck and struck out desperately for Midget,
who seized him. The next instant the
smothered in foam. The treacherous sucking of
the undertow, the powerful blows of the breakers,
threatened to carry the two bodily out to But
when Midget was reused he had the strength of
ten men. In a kind of fury of determination, he
forced his way to the shore Dragging his salvage
into safety upon high ground he took long breath,
shook himself like SAMSON in his might, and once
more plunged into the surf. Seven times he strug-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

dear, I'm still reduc1ng-l'm
still impossibly fat!'
You see the beautiful invisi-
BILE short arm jab in that re-
mark? That sort of thing goes
on every day, every hour-it
is a wonder there are not more
murders than the police record
prints.
Alicia Allthere broods over
the remark, and she begins to
wonder if she really oughtn't
to take off a hip or two. The
poison gets in its work.
Next morning she sides into
a drug store and gets a bottle
of Oriental Obesity Tablets,
set of deep-sea underwear, and
then leaves off all nourishing
food. She is now a high pri-
vate in the Banting Brigade.
In six months what was
once a beautiful rounded per-
sirnmon is all "blah!" gone,
evaporated!
But now that the wreck
has been accomplished, Alicia
can lie in wait for some other
Alicia such as she once was
and at the psychological mo-
ment get back that short arm
jab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

the Olner d1rect1On, at the dis
cretion of Mrs. Grundy what
ever that amounts to-which
all depends on Mrs. Grundv's
nationality. Witness the two
extremes, the yashmak of the
Moslem woman as against the
hafbak of our women.
Now, what I'm steering at is
this Why do women, if their
main idea in life is to please
and attract the opposite sex,
try to debate or shrink them
selves down to the lowest
common denomlnator, when,
as is well known, no man has
ever been on record as saving
he preferred skinny" women.
They don't; they like round
ness and curves.
The average Englishwoman
is lean and bony. Their status
is not one-two-t three with our
women. That may not be the
reason.
In a roomfu1 of women you
may have noticed that where
the lanky and hungry looking
girl has one devoted slave, the
girl with the regular round
human figure has seven or
eight more devoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

from her horse it sounded like bouncing
golf bag with mashie nblick, and putter
in it, and trained nurse with her to prevent
her from actually starving herself to death. Think
of it. at fifteen! kid having the mania for
boniness as bad that
Now, every philosopher knows that wonan's
for being here at all is that she may attract the
opposite sex-no suffragette need apply. Every
charm she has she tries to enhance for the sole pur
pose of attracting male admiration.
There have been some who claimed that women
dressed fCr other women's benefit That may enter
only the spite cat, motif, and is nothing the
fundamental reason
Of course, the primal idea of clothing
women-ls to themselves, if ugly, and, if
beautiful to look upon to go as far as they like in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04
A N G L E NJ A N | A
By James Montgomery Flagg

ISN'T the other
j sex a funny
proposition? l
mean still isn't
it? The feminine
mania, or wo-
mania, of getting
thin has taken the
place of self pres
ovation as the
first law of life.
Now all they
want to preserve
IS the bony struc-
ture with just
enough subcuta-
neous upholstery
SO they won't
clank when jos
tied.
| saw a young
girl of about fif-
teen down at a
winter resort in
Virginia who was
SO thin that when
she Jumped down
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mania is the fact that almost all women are in its
clutches whether they are in the balloon or beam
pole class.
1t is relief to come across woman in awhile
who says, "Oh, no. I'm not trying to get thin. My
husband likes me the way am; SO I'm satisfied
There are rare exceptions among men who admire
the rag and the bone and the rat" There are also
men who like cloudy raw, wet weather and some
who like ruddy duck cooked only ten minutes and
some who say they like to read Henry James.
Another place where the cat motif comes in is
where Gladys Gristle s1nooths down her noteworthy
hipbones with hand that looks like turkey claw
and, with old fashioned molasses candy smile at
her well developed friend Alicia Allthere who weighs
forty pounds more than Gladys, says, Yes, my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04
Ten Men Saved by One

DERHAPS the most spectacular bit of life saving of
l recent years achieved by Surfman Erasmus
S. Midget of the Gull Shoa1 station, Hatteras On
the night of August II, 1900 the full fury of the
hurricane that ended the Reppard was central off
Hatteras Island Three hours after midnight
Surfman Midget set out upon the south patrol
under conditions that would have baff1ed a less
powerful man. The wind that terrible night swept
the across the slender spit of sand that runs
between Pamlico Sound and the Atlantic SO that
places the water to the saddle grhs of Midg
etts horse Suffocs d with the wind and the fying
sand. he than forced to rest in the
shelter of the sand hills before he could go Yet
he made the best speed he could; for we'll he knew
the need of haste. All along the beach scraps of
wreckage were coming ashore telling of disaster
somewhere out in the tumult of wind and waves.
Not however, until he had struggled to the
farhest limit of his PATROL did Midget catch sight
sound of wreck. Then out of the darkness came
a mufled cry. Flingng himself off his horse and
running to the edge of the bank, he just made out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

We are leaving
souls and minds
and auras and
things out of it.
They don t count
at the start. 1t is
quite unneceS-
sary to presume
that because we
think a plump
woman is more
attractive than a
very thin one,
we are therefore
Turks, whomeas-
urebeauty by the
ton. No, there
are limits. W hen
they begin to
puff in the mid
die of a flight of
stairs, then it is
a case of back
to the diet wag-
on, Pauline-no
more soups and
potatoes.
The most alb
surd part of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
TuliQQierc Der Orc

Eoiiogierc Der n@re1s
lan". - Mn 9oro oca 9tproOclttidcn
Slopo'G ompicrS Preston, Der am
-. SrIi nit 40 GoiioQicrcn iiir
baltimore mo 800 fiir Wulpcitun
pon Bremen nbiubr mo morAcn uocr
ilbernlpr9cn bier eintrciicn miro, be-
filocn lid lolgcnoc &uiiitcnrciicnoc
tiir Baltimore: Sr. Simon Mltmeicr.
6rul Noclc hilbert. Grnu NImu @oll-
fol, Solef @nlfol, Sri. Nnuo @oufol.
NuOoli 9OufoI, &crr mo 6rou i. e.
Goof, Sr. Ncinrid) Colder. Nr. Gbua.
Nrcd)ncr. Nr. Mnr. ebert, 6rdu Go
rotbce ebert, Sri. Wiurtbu GioinN, Sr.
@corg 6obr &r. @crm. Wrubcr, 6roll
Y. Gibbons, Sri. WurA. &obm, Sri.
Wforic SoNc0orl, Srolt I. @ol5cr
mo &inocr. Sri. <jcuo @o5ct. Sri.
Sllcic &olnlcH. Nr. Men5cl &olmcl,
Nr, Son SllrfiGuiccj, 6rnu Cttilic
Sltrfitluicj. SconborO Iurficruic5 Sr.
Soief aonliuafp, ST.. 6rib Shopping,
@r. Nu9. Sod, &r. @iIbeIm &rllnl.
pclntonm Nr. 6ricorid) 0iIion, Sri.
@crto Mo0er, @r. Gbriitinn Miiller,
6rolt @~otborino WtiiQcr. Nr. Nico.
lultS MptihcoIcr. 6rou Maria Nil.
meier, Sri. NcIcnc HeidL 0r. &oboln
Eofnrnp, &r. 6rontilcf Hpbin, Sri.
&cro Rod)oIafi, Sr. &cinr, Strofcr
mo Strait Scnru Strodcr. Morgorct
Strodcr. &r. NoNo S%tobrcnbcrg, Sri.
@enio SonN. @r, &oici &cicf. &r. :.
&iIinL Sri. 1bcrciio 3crfotidL Serr
9ntpn 3iuid1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

9ur0inal @ib6onS trot 1e=
tern Die Hciic nod Solt 2nte Gitp
al, lpoielbit CT Die llcre Sotbeorole
cimueiben miro. Gr miro in unge-
i0br Orei @od)cl1 l1od) baltimore 5lt=
riidfcbrcn.
10 &oufleutc aus Dem
2 ii 0en lnngtell geltcrn Ibell0 IA
Baltimore an. sic mltroen BON Hc.
prGientonten bieitger 6irmen an Dem
Bier rWicrd)ontS II. Wtiners Srons-
portoiion Company cnpfongcu un0
nod ocn pcridyieOcncn &otcl5 gcleitet,
Shub Der &inocr. - Gic
@eicQifoft belt geltern
Nohm.ittng I'M &olptquortier Der
@cicQidoit, 9tr. G3G, &eIt.S ronflin.
Str, ibre monotlide Neriummlung
nb inter Dem &oriib BON Gr0Iioellt
@pd)bcimer. Sllpcrintenoent Horfer
bcridtCte, 0ab CT i'm Suli oicleS Sab.
res 26 &ill0Cr in Nnitalten mo IA
in onitGnoiqen 5omilicn unterbrod)-
te. Gr rmterindte IS Sale, Die 1l3
Nll0cr inpoluirten.
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Sin tGotlidlCr Edllnn

Ger II Sobre aIte Sobn 6ri'oel bon
9lgblanotomn pGbrel0 elmer 9ul.
8ercI nit eilem onoercn Snabcn
ST 9o0cH geihla0en. - Stirbt
inter IdredIiden Sdpmcr3cn an
ocn 6oIgcn OeS louItidtogea.
Gincn idIimmen llta9ong nobm
gcitcrn cine @olgcrei 5piiden 5luci
&nobcn. Ger If Sdre oltc ,5obn
6ricocl, Sobn bon Serl uno Trou
George 5ricoel bon 9r. St7, Siio
Critic StraBc. itarb fur nod 10 llbr
gciteru &oruittog inter groBeu
Sdmer8cn al ben Iolgcn zines
6ollitid)logca, mclder i)m BON lei
mem Spielfunteru6cL ban 10 Sabre
olten 8llitQp &riigcr Ont 9fr. 94t,
3meitc StroBc, perfect norocll mar.
9ei0c &uobcn huttcn gcItrn 5ulanl-
men Der Mieiie in Der Ser Seluzair.
die bcigemobut uno nurcn oorilber III
Strcit gerutbcL Oub ell onoercr
anobc, Non1cna 8ernbor0 Sd)tIte,
Gen iiingercn 8rltOer GrIe0cI9, Gboa.
6riebcl, Don elmer @uut IN or STRIDE
or0nAcn lpoqtc. &riigcr nobm S6uls
te'@ Furtei, ltn0 al Der :. mo SUD
ionitroBc 5ogcn Die 5tpei &nabul ibrc
fode aus mo begonnen lid 81 bal
gen. Fl0blif id)lltg &rilger Iercm
@c9ner NIT Der 6oltIt qcGen Den no
gen. 2Sriebel iiel 5lt @o0en unO be.
gam lidJ inter beftigen Shn1erien
81 lpinoeIL bis er bclpuBtlo9 lultr0e.
Die 0octoren !. s. Wc2lpop un0 ".
2. Su0ler lpur0en t%elepbolliid her,
bcigerltfcn, Gr5tlibe Siilfe fam nbcr
gu ipot. Yuter gIuguit WeiBer Don
Der Serj Seiu.airde, luelder luenige
Wimlten nod Dem unglidllhen
Sd)lug sur STEELE NOR, crtbeilte Dem
anuben Die Sterbcinfromcnte. llebcrs
mGltiqcn0 luar Der S6ncr5 fir Die
Gltern oeo alloben, olS ibnen Die
Srouerbotidait i~lberbrod)t muroc,
uno olld) Srou (Sobonno 9riiger, sic
Mllttcr oc5 &nuben, Der ben tobtli.
den Sieb ollSgetbeilt bette, meintc
nit ben Gltern ocS iungen 6rieoeI.
Ter tIcinc 6rie0el iunr Dor nId)t lol=
ger Belt pegcn zines llntcrlelbslei-
0en5 opcrirt mor0cn, mo 0ur6 Den
Sdlu0 mlr0c Die Mlm0c micber ollf.
geriiicn, 10 Dob inncrlifJe @lutrngcn
cintrutcn. Coroner ". Suoler belt
l~eItern Nbeno in Der Gnllton Yoli5ci.
Stotion cinen %SnQleit, bel Dem Srii-
ger nid)t fiir Den So0 pcroltlDortlid
0ebolten muroc. Ser &nobc, Der nod
Dem Goo 6rieOcl'9 perboitet porOcn
lpar, lpllroe ouf 8rulO 0eS &eroiftS
Der GoroncrS.@ o. ihmorenen Iofort allf
ircien SUB gelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
uNnnit mn Gicbr"

lit scr Iitcl zines iciiclnocn Nomona
Ron u. b. aIindopItrom nit oeiicn
gtorltd mir in bclltigcr Summer be.
g;nlcn. Die 2llltorin iiibrt inns in
COS 2c6en mo Greibcn elmer Wiin.
dcncr Molcrtolonic rmo idilocrt.
Numor mo Grnit in mciier @obl
pertbciIcnb. OoS Niugcn mo &oiicn
authenticated, ober bc0obtcr aiiult,
lu mo &iinltlerimcu.
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GonOiootcn in Siillc
un0 Il il c.

q
Die 8rimGrmubl Der Repu6lifoncl
ppn NlcgonD.GolmtD iin0ct on If.
Nu1uit itott, uto Die iolgen0c WtoiiC
Gun0i0atcn bat iid ocmelbet:
Sir Staot8.S cuotor e 81 nonIini.
rem - Or. Iinlotbp Griffith bon
| I%roitburg; SorrD :. MuQin, Oilers
he Qiitrlft; 0orocc i. g3bitmortb,
@citcrnport; 6rcocrid q. 3iblmun
Cumberland.
Sir Oas l%lntcrbolS G. ju nomini.
rem - Niqiom u. 9~rnibcora, Sum.
tcrlml0; 6ront See GorL, Gltmbcrs
Iuuo; Norrp II. Connolly. Gulubcr
lGuO; &obn z. @ool, Barton; SOL.
$. Grit6iiclo, GacrSlic; So8. Camp,
fed, iu1y 6rOitburg; 3obn 9Ibbott,
Homecoming; 8llitno anicricm Grnn.
bcrIono; Conrad &erpitI Gumbcr.
lono; 5. &. @oIoSWortb, @dbort;
Benjamin Hobcrtiom Sboft; 2uOrcm
81. Smith, Homecoming; @oltcr ".
Nittig, 6roitburg; @iuiom @cnicll,
Groitburg.
Sir County ommiiiGr (3 SIT no.
minircm - &orrU Is. 0ouio, Do.
tomn; &obn g. Sabine, Cumberland;
9opi0 4. NRilcr, Cumberland; Sobn
@.Scd, Cumberland; SDlocitcr Gll9.
born, Cumberland; @co. q. Noun1
Cumberland; Nbum &cbctf. Ncitcrll
pcrt; &lopo Curt, homecoming &obn
y. MCrrbodI, 6roitbur9; Is. N0om
Nicc, Mt. Sopo3c; 6rcocrid Ycrru,
Cumberland; Benjamin &cttinS,
Groitbur9.
Sir 2onbItroBcn Z l%ircttorcn -
&Ubn s., g(perS, Cumberland; &lop0
~, &nIcntinc, Cumberland; N}idocl
Coilu, @cltcrnport; @co. =. Moorc.
&nrton; @iniom Sopc. Homecoming;
&crocc ". @uona, 6rOitburg; GbuS.
" Gonncr, Homecoming; NmoS 2.
Collins, North 9ronf. Giitritt; &i-
ram $. 2ittlc, Nortb BRAND. Tiitritt;
&uiomin j. Mi00letom 9tortb
Htnnd). Giitrift; Charles W. 9ofcr,
N|ioIono; Samuel ). Gbomn@, Mio.
lcno; 81. 2llpn .. lwiQg, Gumbcr-
lcno; Nid)ollon @ilbed, Yctin; Ybi-
lip 6%roltburg, 6roitbur8.
Sir Sderiif Ct ju nomInircnD -
9toob SCnOlcp, Cumberland; Sobu
u. 6ro1b, Cumberland; George u.
MoDa, 6roItbur1; lbomoa a.. Smith,
Homecoming; 3pbn 4. Grumm Niio-
luno; Sugb SpCir, @ilmore.
sir Ncometcr Il 81 nominircuO-
Nilllom @arpcp, 6roitbUg; NcurD
". Stoi6t, Cumberland.
6ilr Gountp' Sdotmciitcr - &obn
Z. @clin9ton. Cumberland.
Sir Glert Der Golmtp. GontmiiiGrc
- 9InBuS 3rcIono, Cumberland.
sir Cbcrrid)ter im l.. &uoi5iol.Ncs
6lrf q 81 nominirem: :. 2inoIcp
SIooL Cumberland, un0 Charles q.
g&otion 6roitburN.
Gin bittercr &nnIpi bat lid nicOer.
I'm cntmidelt 5luiid)cn Der 2onlOes.
mo Fcorrc.6 oftion IN Aue0onp.
Golmtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

Saltimurer, iuelde bic .SOmmer'
IOnatc auhcrbalb Der StaSt Oerbrin.
gen, f6nncn Den nGOrrciponecnt"
nOdl irScuo elmer NSrcRc in ben Scr.
einigtcn Staaten, europa, Ncgitu
nuo Canada snscidJidt rrbultcn. 9tc
IOrciic mag 10 oft ais scluiiniht &C.
Gn0crt mcr0CH.
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Gcbcn in icocm Srppfcni

IoS 5loidcniiia- Gcpurtenent Scr
SEQ. @iintber, JIM, 9rou-Go. lit NIT
6cn ncilcItc1 ginrid)tlingcn periebcn,
uermittcllt oerer boS Bier Oireft aus
oen 9u0eridiicrn Scr 9rouerci oet
6Ioidcn 5i1geiiibrt miro. Die 6oIgc
ii. ein ~perlenocS, i6ditmcnoeS, reineS
Bier; beionoers iiir 6nntiIien0cbroud)
III c%ntpicblcn. 9cltcllt bircft BON Scr
@roucrci. ? Gubelo 6lnidcn $500.
6. & y. Ybunc. 8olie 20.
(Wail,G 81. %, Sd
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Sir bcllte iogt Der Wettcrnloml
ober iiir WornlonO mo Den 9iitrift
Columbia pic6cr ctiuna b0bcrc Ecmt
perntur- bel tlnrcr quit ulo m1biQcn
oltIihclL mad Dem SilOen unlprin
gen0cn Minocn an.
On Den mocren 9uloc0 @cttcrbc.
o~bod)tungs Stotiouen ocS Sonoc3
murocn geitcrn Ole ioIQcnocn b0ditcn
1elnpcrotllrcn uer5eidnct:
Gnitport rs, Hortlono Is. Bolton
a. Albonp 81, Neip.Norf 50. Ybila.
oelpbio 80. GtIdttic Sim n, Gape
Mop 16, @oibinGton 80, 9ioriolf "A.
SatteroS Sc, Charlotte 20, @ilnling.
ton IS, Gborleitolt 80, Sonunnob 80,
Sodionuiae 30, Snpiter 80, acp @eit
50, gtlonto Is, Yfontgomerp S6, Mem
Orleans ST. HoIeitine 70, COLLECTION
81, Corpus Gbriiti So. Mientpbie IS.
Cincinnati SIS, Bitta6nrg IS. SSmego
"A. Buffalo 50, GIepclono IS. 9ctroit
rs, Ilpeno 7G Marquette Is, @rcelt
Ban SO, Ghicogo 50, lrluth G6. Ct.
Eoul ~. ct. Nouie 80 anniaa Gitp
IS. Omaha 81, Sllron 30. NiSmurd
%. Seleno IS, Solt Sofc Gitu so,
3enper So. Nntnriao 80, Tooge Gitp
9S, Sos Nitgeles rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

Wic0Crichcn mad otelen
Sabrcn. - Hoh elmer SrcnrulnQ
bon ilbcr 20 Suhteu BON ibrcm 0oter
Nll9uIt @oIHnlel uno ibrer StieinnIt=
ter reiltc Srou Sobn i. 9rubn gcb.
8onlmcl, bon Nr. l. Nonep'n Zane,
Aelteru nod WooorioQe, Nh, ob,
no tic nod longem erfolGloien Sll.
deu enolih ibrc Stieimltttcr micoer-
gciilnoen bot, Seiber lpuroc Die @ic-
6cricbensfrcnOc ooolird getriibt. ouB
Der &atcr ir%jluiid)cn gcItorbcn mar.
Nl9 Dor "a Sahrell Srou Broop'S
Wutter Itorb. iibcrnobm lie bic
Eilidten Der Soltsirou, bis ibr 80.
Ter iuicoer b%eirothctc. I'm bGufi9en
3luiitigfeiten ans Dem @cee ~ ge-
ben, bcrlicB iic OoS Glternbnls, Dos
oanlolS III 9tem-9)orf Itonb. ,Sm Soll-
fe Der Sabre fant tic llnd) Baltimore
unb p%erbciratbete iid) bier. ScitOem
foilnte tic feline Nllsfunit mlebr BON
ibrcn Nngeborigen crbolteu, bis lie
por ctluo brei @od)cn 5ufoui0 BON
Dem icbigen Nuicntboltaort ibrer
Stieimlltter bortc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
VI. &riiicrt.
@altimorc's Sentider EbOtug. apb,
nrb.Mnn.EtrnRe.

Sin cr%itflaiiigcs @eidaft fir crit
fidiiigc Mrbcitcu, nnb feline bDbcren
Irciic, aIs Sic anScrsluu be5ablcn.
Spcsialitdt, gcrcinsgrnpprn nnS
SamiIiensrnppcn. 8crsrDhcrnnscn
mad, altcn gilbcrn inter 8araniic.
Ndten Sic anf obiac Torciic; cs
it III Sbrcm @prtbeile,
Seine @erbinonng init irgcnb ci.
ncnl anseren StnoiO.
(2eat3.S&s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Nutis.
Gult6.
Seb6cl's cih5igcs Gtnoio.

S%cocrmann fcnnt bic BON inns &c.
I~irfcrtc grbeit; mir Scnfcn nidjt oa'
rait, INNS iclbit III lobcn iombcrn iibcr'
laiien bics nnIerrn 2ciftnngen. Seine
Srcpprn bci inns 5t crItcigcn. 9aiicn
Sic lid BON Nnbcrcn midlt tanidcn,
rs gicbt nnr cin cinsiscs Sebbcl.S tn.
bio nro oics beiinort iid) int Bartcrrc.
Mdjtcn Sic aiif has 8Gns, iuD nnicr
Wamcn anf Shiircn nnb Senit,ru
itebt.
&eiuc Tgcntet- Sin Greis.
Mhtcn Sic anf
-Sebbel's-
321 Horb'0 Sat. Str., nabc Sig9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Tcntid,c %nnfacpnstl

Stimmt beutr bel Der ErimGr-
NAIL fir &oniS !. g.. Strutt uun Der
20. @arb, ben GnnbiOaten fir Oas
Gelcoatcnbans pum 3. Gcgislatiu-
Siltrift, ans Der TO-, IT,, A., &c.,
10. nnb 20. 8arS b~citcbcnb.
(2t4-5)