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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-08-13
BUSINESS BRIEFS.


Bicycle repairing at 9. E. Bobo's.
2tAug6 Is
Home made sausages a speciality at
Seigloch's. Ham, bacon and lard
ish and game In season.
$6 90 will buy 1000 It. of lumber a.
the Madison mill, located on Sec. 5,
Twp. 50. KoOtenai county. JunlSt!
For all kinds of fresh meats call az
j. A. Seigloch's-Rathdrum Meal
company.
For rent-8-rOnm house. plastered
tine lawn, bath, near & w. N
depot. Apply at this office. Aug6f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

mebr sum llnterlolt Ocr Gegierung
bei. GnS lit ifonbol03 u1gereft.
Wfit ser GinnoDmIe bon so bis 100
Miaionen Collars lit Die M09li6fcit
ge0eben, cine gon5c &n5obl 3oac ub.
5%uid)oiicn, Die dis 6innnj50fc geredt.
fertigt mcrocn, o6cr cine idnpcrc &c.
loltllng fiir Die GroBen &oltsnloiicn
6ilocn. @icr5u limo in critcr Clinic
bic 3oae ouf NoQe un0 SGlttc 5l
red)nen. Som Stonopunft beS eigcnt-
liden 3pcds oQcr StcuernL Der DC
gieritnq Die notbi1en Mittel ST. be
lhoIicn, treffcn Ginfommcniteutrn
nid)t min0cr oas Ridtige. 81 cinem
gut georonctcn NeNierllngSGdllSbaltc
geborel fcltc G%innnbnlcn. 30ut ut0
GerbroltdSi tcueru cntipredcu llid)t
0leler 9c0ilglutd, luie mir an Den
jebigen Giniubr5oQen II. &erbrultd)Ss
lt3uern crieGen 0eren GrtrGgc melt
bil1tcr 0cn 8e0iiriniiien Der Hcgie.
rurta 5llriidltcbcn. Ginfommens mo
GrbiGoitSitclrcrn iino. tpic iid ooS IN
England uno 0cutiflono 9ejeigt bot,
beocutcn0 gering9rcu Sdmanfun9cl
untcrluorfen, IS lit nid)t onjlt1el,
men, bob Der ieBioc GonqreB iid 81
elmer Gintommenitcuer cntid)lieBcn
miro. 2oS tnnn obar Den Gcmofroten
gleifgiltia iein. Sic tbun ibrc
Gflidt, mcnm lie oieic cnti6ieocn un0
cinitimmig ior0crn, lno mir f0l1nen
bin5uiilNcn, BOB Die 9cfiirlportun0
Der Ginfommeniteu5r iid ais Elm
m%crtbpollca N1itutionSmittc( iiir Die
oemofrotiidc Eortci eripeiien miiroe.
9enn 6ctGmpIen piiroen tic MIR Die
Mi1ionGrt. Gic GoltSnoiicn lpiiroen
lie inter 9cgeiiterunQ ais cine 6or.
berung Der 8credtigfeit bcqriiBen.
GGinc. Slfabl.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Gtnnts, d,uuo.

glnourh lueroen ale R~erionen uno 8orper'
fhaften, incorporate ODER polittlfe. ipeI6e in
ber Staot baltimore Gin 8ef1dft bctretben, fit
ipelfes Die Srbebun9 elmer StaatssSiccn5 ers
iorberIi6 1T, auiaeior0ert, AM ooer oor bent
critcu 3anc ocs Mpuats Mai bs. IS. cine
Qicen6 gu Ibfcn oocr hiefelbe 6l crneleri. Cine
Eertdlm1ib Der GrnelcrliHp ibrcr 2tcen8 big
6unt critcn Soge oeS Wipnnts Mai os. 10. bon
Sciten bon Ferfunelt, Die icbt folhe 8ei6dfte
h%e;rcibeiL, miro %pieielbell eiller SeloItraie ui'
tcrloerfcn.
Sn Observation-Disclosures nit benz SO. IrtifeI,
40. mo 30. ghihniit. oc5 Gooer oer nli9erteis
ren 1ffeitlichen @cfcte peroen gtpplifanten fir
Iraoers' Stccn6cn dutQcinrbert, III Ycriott pors
8ulprebcn mo cine betdlpurctc eltQahe ilber
ben gSertb ncs BON benz ~heinaten glpplifnrtcn
geiiibrict Suocr9 5t MADDEN. Sie Glccll5 ptro
oenigcrldB uusgrticut iucrhct.
Sr. Hbnm Scupert, gitlar beS Common
Bleasz SCridlts, miro am mo mad @iuntng,
ben Is. Ntir8 1909, iiuiiheu Den Stunnen bon
8 llbr gurmittdqS biz 1 ll6r 9tddmitineS, In
ietitem 0ilrCdu i'm Grogcfbob ocS @cridtSoe'
b1uoes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5ur Ius9ube
bon 2iceiSC1I bereit fcilI.
91S Gt1ntSsSieriib erlngss Separtenlent bon
Wtnrnldto MIN am mo n1h 5nmitng, ben I.
WtGi 1909, %3luifbeH bcr Siunoen bon 8 ltbr
Iormitin9S bis 4 ll9r 9iddmtiitaaS, in feiueu
Niireaur, Gr. 510 Union Sruit 8uiloina,
8nbcttcs luo @barle5sStr1be, 6ur 8eraus9n'
bing bon idbrli0en 8criherungs"Waaficr'St'
een5en bcreti iein.
Hp6crt Z. gdbaett,
Sheriff bon Baltimore.
(NoriI1 .3.G.s,f0.t3 t5.17.19.2 20. 81 II. 3M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Ser ocmofrutid de ScnotSs
Gorfla nat lid) fiir bic @ailep'id)c
elnfonmrlItcucr cntid)icocu, mcld)e
Glntommcn ilbcr $1,000 nit orci Tro.
sent Stcuetn belegt. sluSgenommcn
llllo Der Glltifeioung OeS Sbcr-9uu.
oeH9cridt 9emGb Ginfommcn bon
Staats-, Gpuntp. mo Mltniiipul.
Fopicren mo BON @rurl0 llno 30.
ocn, Grn Grtrog bon iolderr Stcucr
ld)ott 9nilcp ollf 80 bis 100 WiiQioz
ltcn Collars oas Snbr. @eiter gcbt
leln TIon bobilr, Die 3oQe 5I oicicnt
Setroge bernb5uicbell. Man fonn
llldt intig 0crlig wiinid)elr, bob sic.
Ter Elon lid) pcrlpirtlid)e, lmo mcnit
Die o%cnlofrntiide Gortei i'm NIT Gnt.
idicoenbcit unb Ginmiitbigfcit Der.
tritt, miro lie iid) beim Gplfe tincn
0robcn Stcin ms Brett lesen. tSoi.
Ut cS inn10glid). nlle @or5ilgc cilcS
'old)en 8c'ctcs er'd)opfenb b~ar5uitcl.
len. 3licrit lit Die 3ereftigfcit, Die
III olelenl 0eonilfcn pcrforpcrt lit. sl
rilhntcn, litter Gem icbigen 9eitcuc-
riil19a'pltcnt ritieit ollc SnIten nlti
Den idlmod)cn Shultcrn. Hodcieller,
Worgoll uno uie ole 5ebil., hultoert.
INTO filnibunbcrtiad)en MillionGrc
heiBc1 mogcn, 5ablcn inn aQ9emeinen
1ld)t mebr .Stcuern, 3. b. iolde Stels
crlt, Die lie nid,t lpieoer oblpal5en for-
men, ais Der Grmite Niann. Sir Of
les, ipns Der gcrnlitc am 2eibe trGgt
mn luas er Dem Seibe 5ufiibrt, 5ablt
er cine Steiier an oen Yuno uno Die
reiditen Magnaten tragcn audi nitt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Wilhcln1 lSnttcr.

% iiurh SoUntGa. hcn Is. 9priI 1909. Scrr
&tibelm Futter III icincm so. 9ehcnsiubrc,
@atic hcr ncritorbcnen Sr1i Gliiabctb Ittter.
Ttr Reeroiatna tinhct Mit,ppd,, GndbmIittnq5
r. llbr. bonn Iraltcrbuuie, Sde GaiterIr uiio
GnulliC!on NucltiC. ans itutt. @ntteehienit in
her n~cittfchcn %rciprmirtcl 81. E~alIluS-d irhe.
@de Yrntt Strate nlA NrruhipnU, Inn h3 llbr.
ipo5u Srculoc h0fLldft ciuaeInbcn 'ilO, @ci-
tetullIo nit Dem at, EdullI5s Sricbbofe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Sic 3uItGnoc in Der Z ii t.
tcl lillo pcrluorrclL obcr nid)t 10
ldllnn1, mie lie in bcn &obclbcrid).
tct BON Somltog binociteQt iuilrbell.
YIN Vcbcnflidltcn lit Die feinolcliae
Soltung Der Wobomcboner gegen oic
Ghriltcn, Die 81 Worobrenncrci &c
fiibrt bot. EoriuS, Der @eburtSort
oea Ipoltels EnlllIS, cine Stoot bon
ctluo $4,000 Ginpobnern, ioQ bcinahe
nollltonolg nlc0cr0cbranlt iuorocll
icin. Ga audi in Gr5CrunL bos i'm
1or0Dltlhhcn Sbcile Scr oiiotiid)clt
Silrtci licot, Gbriitcn.Nicocrmcbcllms
gen bcfiird)tct lucrbcn 10 lGBt lid
ld)licBen bob bic d)riitcnfcinolid)c DC
pc0lul1 in aleinoiicn iid) bcreitS olli
ell groBcH @ebiet critrccft. Ger urtc.
rifanildlc @otidnitcr Sciihmon ia.
belt. ouB or olcn moalid)cn Trlld
ollf Die tiirfild)c Hc0iernng ouSiibe,
oonlit bic III Scr Siirfci lcbcnocn
nmcrifulliidlcn 9iirgcr acld)iibt luer.
oen. Gic tiirfiidc Mc9icruno lit obcr
i'll miBlider Gage, Gin Shcil scr
tilrtiId)cn Iruppcn 5icbt nod Gon.
itontinopcl, Siii5icrc pcrocl SIT 6llt.
0crten c%rllorbct. Sic fam Scr Gil,
ton boH Hcbcll Der NliSl1nocr id)iibcll,
mcll1 ca Inn al 5llucrl0iliacn Srtp.
pen fchlt? $l lucld)em %3ltionnlcrs
bang Die mobnncbnnlid)c Grhcbnng
aegcn bic Gbriiten nit scr illllotiirfi
'd)crl Vclpcgltla itcht. lGbt lid, pur.
l0nfia llid)t hc%urthciIclt. Tic W1dltc
beldlr1nfcn lid porcrit bnroui .arieas.
ldlifIc SIM Sd)llbc ihrcr S1tcrciict
nod ocn llnrlhegcbictCn o%bsticn0cll.
Sricorif Wcpcrb1uicr,
Der .SumbcrtoniQ," Der aus ocnn
Nolbreidtbum bc5 2onocS Gin oro.
Bcrcs TernloaCn bcroils eeid,looel
haben Iol, oils Hodeicaer aus Den
lncrid)opilid)cn SclqucIlcn n1o Der
Ncbrloiigfcit icincr Witbcpcrbcr, or.
fldrt, bob bic riidiidtsloie gbboI5u,a
Der Walolngen uid,t 10 iebr ser Sab.
gier Der 2umber.Sci 5liSuidreiben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Wiaiaim Tudltcrman.

IS itnrb an II, 9(pril 1909 &iaiant Ton.
%tcrntan, 90 Sabre alt. ~gclicbtcr Sutte non
Gnlna Sod!crulau. &eripdnote mo Sreunoe
Der 6dnIilie itno a6tutnSpuu eiugeIuoen, Dem
GrnuerBoitcsoleuitc am MittuudI, Htndmittups
2 nbr. IN fciner 9NObiing. 9tr. 1926. Moro
Wionrpcs Strabe, bci5nluuhucn. NciictutQ uul
Der r@rccnmoMnt Grnetcrh". llNN N1n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Gil BcIdJaftslaoc.

Sn @cid0it5frtciicn MAIDEN lid)
icrtgcicbt 3cifcn Der @ieOerbeIebun3
Scr @cidGitc hcnlcrtbur. @on6 be-
iouocra Gilt Dos Don Der 0oltbGtig.
felt. NiligCa @cl0 uno bluigc5 Ma.
tcriol trogcn oo5u picl bel, idrcib1
Nctrp GIolp3 III icincm lcbtcn @os
d)cnbcridt. 60 oocr 1bnfi6 bobcu
bic @odJcnbcrid)tc icbt idon icit cini.
gen Wonotcn gclolttct. IS 9cbt lang
iom nit Der 9clicrumg. Gie Giiel-
lno Stobl, Srlbultric lit 5luar mcbr
%beid)dItiat, alS in 0cn lcBtelt nuocrt-
EoI6 %ubrcn, olleiu Dos lit wobl Oas
ralli 5l%triid5uiilbrcn, oaB Die EreIle
fir giicns nnb Stnblprooltttc nIc0s
rig 9cmorocn iino u10 oaB Die Gi'cn'
hGbnen Ion9c nui8cidobcnc SCltcllrn1s
gen cnOlid MADDEN. ScIonOcra 8roB
iino bic 9nritr0Qc iiir Gpnitruttiens'
Glen. Iic mdBigc 9eiierlut9 IN Der
WAltmuou. SnOultric 0altert al, madlt
atcr fcirlc pcitercl 6ortidrittc. Die
@oa. Slt6uitric lit IN 6ol9e Der bobcn
Erciic fiir Hobmatcriol MIR moBi1.
bic 2eocr. 3nOuItric oogcgcn bellcr
beid)Gitigt. Ser GcrIunot bon Sdubs
moareu lit bis lett INN etluo 81 Eros
sent 9roBcr ais i'll ocrielbcn 3ctt oe2
GoriobrcS, itebt ober gcgcn 1907
rcd nm eff Gro5ent 5urild. Ger
9lcinhon0el in Sd)uitt- lln0 NtoOe.
Wnorcn bat ii6 ieit gInfong Npril
gebobcu. Ga5u BADEN 6riibliug mo
hcionocr9 bic Sitcrieicrtoge ncicnt.
lid bcigctrogcn. Ger guslor72pol.
Def bat 5ugclommcn. Ger @ertb III.
icrcr Giniubr belief iid) i'm M0r5 oli
nobc5u 1882 Wiaioncn Collars.
God lit babel 5u bcmcrfCn, 0oB bllrd)
Die Sorii' Ncloerlungcn Ole Giuiubr
BON nlnldlcn Artifcln nclcntlid) be
ciniluBt aporoU tit. llnicrc Nu3illbr,
bciiiirrtc iid i'm WlGr5 oli ctIun@
iltcr 139 Miiuioncn Collars, 0ic &C.
rin0itc M6r5- AuSiubr icit ocm &nbrr
1905. Ter Hiif9ong lit oli bic
gcringcrc Nuailtbr pon 9(dcrbols&ro.
ouftcn 5l,rild5uiiibrclL oercn Erciic
IN Solgc Der 8oricu.M ou0pcr iibcr
@c6iibr binnlti gctricbcn morocn ii1o.
Nacr0inga loutcn Die @cridjtc ilbcr
zen Ston0 Der @interinote;t midt be
lonocrS giinitig. Scr @intcrlucijCu
bicibt cr6eblih inter Dem Gurd)s
Id)nitt3itonN oicicr &obrcajeit, Ger
81 c%rluurtcl0c Nl&inIl non Nintcr.
mCijcn fonn obcr 6ur6 Sommcrpei.
sen nod rcid)llf Bcocdt mcrOcn. Silr
Die Nuaillhr fpnnt ircilid) MIR Wins
tcruei5cn III Netrad)t. Sine id)Icd)tc
@ci5cncrntc miir0c bic mirt6lhoitlid,c
Grbolltng fiir 9croltmc Belt ouibnI-
ten, @cio lit nod innncr 81 nicori-
gen Staten 81 hobclt; cin gcuciS, 6oB
cS llid)t, ipic fribcr, Ibnobmc 81
ltciten 9cid0Itlid)cn ltntcrnc6mungcn
iinbct. Tic Gcrtbcucrrng Der &c.
bcnSmittcl nit Der alcid5ciiiAcn Scr.
o6lebrng Der NrbcitSl0bnc in nlall-
d'ct SnOuitricjmciBen iinb tcin gin.
IiiNcS 3cid)cn iiir Die iuiribidloitlid,c
@cnnoulg bes SonocS. Gic Ban.
fcrott- Stntiitif wcilt nod imnicr bobc
3iiicrn oni. No1 Srooitrcet belief
Iidj Die 3obl scr III lcttcr @odc an
gcncloetet 9onferotte oili POI. Wel.
d)en bclcben0cn GiufllB Die meme "a.
rlfbiIl, Die 10 raid mic moglid) erie.
Digit lucrben ioa, oli bic @ciN1italogc
bobcn miro, mllb o~bgcuortct ncrocll.
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Guntrplenrs'S epartemrut,

baltimore, Den ~. 9lprtl 1909,
&icrinii miro befunnt gegcber. bnb ale
Wiaritz mo Nnuiirerlicen5e am 1. Mai 1909
Sdblenr inn mn oaber 5lpiiden Dem 1. ino
20. @di ans bieiem 9ilreGu entnonllnen pers
ben miiiieH.
Sarrn .. oopper, GontroIeur.
(WpriIl3. 10 l. 20. -, "a ;Wtai4, 6,S,11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
~gcriammfnuss Museisen.
eub.Trrmpmt.etras eeib. unb epor.C

eIbsS rcmuut. SitaRe 9eiD- NIB epar.Gu.
Sic 81. Notwithstanding. ionic oic gSdbl
Sicui!aa, Den 20. 9lpril 1909, 9tbenos 1as llbr.
i'm IcridmmIutge=2ofnie Eproct.Gde Trcmunt.
9lucumc uno 5ouersetrnfc itnit, poSu Die !Wit,
aIiencr ireuIoIibit eriu6t iperocn, an,uefeno
5u feir.
SiUiOcnbcn Itno am 81. slpril uno 4. Dini
6ablbar.
Gcnrn 9iutcrt, grdiiScnt.
5. ". gaupcl, Jun, Scfrctdr.
CUIOtOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
.SClcnc Sdlnb.

g iiarb, am tG. 9lpriI 1909 Selenr edao,
Stdo in Der %(pbnrI9 ibre3 Schluicecrfpbnc3,
Nrn, Sobn Notb, 9ir. 5000. ~9SiiDfor. %glpcnuc.
sSnlbroo!. I'M NItcr BON 81 Subren. Sic @ccrs
inittu1s I'M 3 llbr. bon Der ohipelI gSpbnino
aus tintt. Nciiebung prioatim Cuf Der a0nItis
more Gcmctrrn" IO7-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Srant SruiuH,
StpuFrpiuupbmpr
sareau Ses staot,@eometers.

II, .TVITT IUUV.
Ser Stdots@epmetcr niro mn samitag, ncn
81. 9lprll 1909. Sortnittu9S 10 lbr, an Srt
uno Steue fem, I'M oas giipeni Der Fnhs
ION Strnbe. 6lpifdcn Der GomonofoHsNocnre
lno 2anpdle sStrube, 5u etnbliren.
Raleigb e. Sbpmns,
(9(priftq) SiaoisSeoHlcier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Sefanntmadnngcn.
etcuer.s rpartement, Matbbaus.

II 7 7 7 III Q 7 e, To, NVIT IUUU'
2Sihtia tir riidtauoiae eteucrSahler!
Sleucr6ublcr, ole nit oen 8runoelgentbulns.
Sitlern bon 1906 i'm RiidltGnhe ftno, luerhell
bierourdh benndridtigi, Dab has Sigenibunl,
aui ncIdes iolhe Steuerl bis Samitag, ben "a.
Ipril, II llbr Mitiaas. unbe5abIt b.eiheil, poi.
ttp am nddiicn WiulidQ, ben 2G. Nprll, IN Der
nSuu" luo oent ySeitiden Correspondent"
5!tt @eriduf uHGe3eiat pernen. Sofortiec Sab.
luna miro ole erob(n, iucitcren llnfoiteH Der
meioeH.
Srant Srpiun.
(0InriI1o) Steuereinuebmcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Wtlhrltuiun Sn1tmou

Gs ftarb am Is. ApriI 1909 in ibrer @c6s
Itl!tp. .gtr, 1910. gIorosGentralsslucItie Hsilbei.
ntnn 6%ultniau, %aCburcre Sbilitt, 1T Sabre alt.
geliehte Satin bon Nofepb 8. 6oltmian.> Sic
3eIt Der @eerotgin9 miro ipdtcr auGciciGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Earnfiue Mi0rr

IS itarb am 1s. SpriI 1909 in 9Safbiratnr.
;. g.. Caroline Milcr, aclic6te Satin ocS
eeritorberen RiioIuus Mtl1er, Sic 9eeroiaIng
fin6et bon Der gSobnnnp ihrcr 1lteftel Iudter,
Srai 8co. ". 2inf, Tr. 242. chic ntn1iunl
Nnenile, ans ttatt, Die Scit Der 9ecroioinp
miro fpdter ulee5cigt. Q00) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Geo. u. HDic.

IS itnrb am Is. g(pril 1909 Oeu. ". Mole
in feiucr N%Su6HuIlA. gir. IS. Siios@ait Spcnuc.
Nte Belt Der @ccrolGung miro ipdter anac6eiat
t0gD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Trui6 Gibds Semetcrh.

Ter tbeale 3rtebluf bon Baltimore, naAe
Stffspine; .gtuei eie,Grii6e 9abns2tuien iiio
Etnllieo: NouIeburb olrefi 6iin Srieobof. sne
@runhttiide unier ~ftdnoieer sluffttt. Nieeriae
8reife. 8erIungt bic ncnen 9ourentrs adtaIoae.
9iireau: Rs. III, Rurb.G tarleS- etraes Beioe
Telephone. (WpriI2s|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

oatean: Or. 81, Weft.Saratuga.straBe, ssS
.Sanpt.Giuaang: 6%reoertd.suaS.
Ws9rdhribpldbe bon S25 al unitr heftdnotaer
tperhen i'm 1rstbbaiis ant Sauptsgineany sefun.
fpreden. 02-)
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lorraine.

9anlerffdt. - Earfartig. - 1rtebt@.
Bettlth bon WsaIb. Jof cine un6 eine babe
MetIe. Wount SounslSae9ors uHb 0prraine.
8aseous brett bis siirt 9ingdna. @eioe Re.
lepbone. Siaotsgnreau i'm 6ritfen 5Iur oeS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Charles. uub 1asette.
ctrabe. (Wat4 1S.I&G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

@erlnnst. . $1,000 uertb altes Cob, eilter
uno Tiamantcn fir Saar. ,Saftelbera Vntios
nal Sc,ucirp Co." Or. 106, Euro. Gutafp ctr,
oberbdlb SAB cite Ctr (U}dr63. 2Dfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
8ermiidte An5eisen.
Maidlincn acind)t

sur 9lnfcriiqnlq hon Strobs mno dnheren Dius
iruRen. Rrpfpeitc nit IlreiSnnaabc crbeter an
6anicnitcin d. @u9ler MO-, pambnrg uni.
g.. Il. 500. U00-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
gln bic Namcn.

Werfcn sic bic itumpfen 0iinsen bes
.Saftp. Jha iirnlei'ers nidt meg 28ir. f6drfen
Sb.e 9lin9cil Fir "a GentS oas Stiid. 0eeu'
eoge Suinpan1, $40 Galpcrt'guilbtng.
(Wlr64 ,2litc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Ser Wei6en z pcfulnl, t
Eatten nnb feline Clique babel1 ctipa
20 Wfillioneli 9ilifel @ei5en nit eli.
mem Groiit bon 20 Gcnts pro @ltid)el
losgeid)loaen. Ser @emini. Den Der
Eatten.Eool cineeitrihcn hoi, miro
auf finn Mi1ionen GonorS ~bcred)nct,
bon oencn Totten etiua 49, MiGioneli
in feline 1aide itcdt. Die Gnniirmcn.
ten boben iie 81 beSoblen.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
THE AUTOWOBILE GRlFT.

The discovery by Police Commissioner
Baker that his bicycle squad was graft
ing explains why the speed maniacs
have been able to keep up their slaugh-
ter without much Interference 1t ap-
pears that the men set To catch speed
law violators took their graft either in
money or in Joy rides at the expense
OF garage keepers. And the reckless
motorists have made the most of their
immunity. In October twenty-five per
sons. mostly children. were killed in the
streets Of the city. y few nights ago i
young woman lost her life by jumping
frCm a moving automobile To escape in
suit 10y the male 10y riders" in il. Pre-
sumahly the indulgent officers winked at
performances like that which ended
tragically in this instance. when the
chaufTeurs or their employers had al
ready purchased general immunity; for
such performances are 10y no means un-
common i'm this city.
IL is strange that no one appears To
Lave thought until just now of this cx-
PLANTATION OF the extraordinary license
which reckless drivers have enjoyed.
The failure 10 enforce other laws has al
most invariably been found to bc con-
nected with graft. The liquor laws. the
laws regarding disOrderly characters. the
various ordinances regarding the cncum-
brance of the streets have all been
shown repeatedly 10 be source of profit
Ia the police. and yet with astonishing
innocence New York generally seems
~. h.r ,f
that the police were selling indulsences
10 the men who were making the high
ways dangerous. Now that the practice
has been discovered. Mr. Baker has
wiped cut his bicycle squad anI is re-
cruiting another one. This will be a
temporary relief. but what guarantee
will there be that the new men viii long
remain proof To the temptations of the
Joy riders:
The incident places fresh emphasis ou
the police problem in this city. As life
becomes more complicated new exercise
of the police power becomes necessary
for the protection Of the public. The
automobile is an Illustration. There is
a danger 10 the pedestrian that did not
exist a few years ago from which police
protection is needed The further sOci-
city gets away from its former simplicity
the greater becomes the opportunity of
the police 10 graft and the more imperl-
tive the need of an honest force for the
protection of the public. The automobile
kills twenty-five ina month now. with
the police, after their usual custom, in
league with the lawbreakers What will
be the situation "A few years hence with
twice as many automobiles in use AMI
perhaps with some new indispensable
modern improvement adding To- the diff
ficultieS of existencet
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
TIE TALK or TIRE Day

Besides showing New YOrks wealth of
automobiles Of every size and design. the
recent Vanderbilt Cup race on Long Island
gave spectators opportunity 20 hear the
countless variety Of horns. bells, sirens and
alarm devices now carried by motor cars
Every sort Of noise machinery seems now
TO be employed by automobilists 20 make
the frightened pedestrian jump for safety.
some there are that sound like anything
from a gre ting slate pencil 10 "A person dis
trcssed by first voyage NJ sea Then
there is the sonorous grunt of the busy
taAicab and tho whine OF the subuTbanite's
touring car. These sounds play in contrast
To the deep toned Gabriel horns and the
very latest thing in clear the way" noises
the bugle. Some of the chauffeurs have
become so expert in manipulating the key
boords Of the many toned horns as 10 imi-
tate any Of the military or coaching calls
with pleasing effect The general idea
seems 10 be. however. 10 glide quietly up
behiLd an unsuspccting pedestrian and
stattle him with some unearthly snort and
smile when the mudguard grazes him.
oYsTEREsoUE.
oh, what care I for cake or pie, or sweet
And costly roast. or quail on toast. /
would forever shun.
oh. what care for bake or fry. or dishes
choice and new.
When every day in my cafe I find an
oyster stew:
do not yearn for old Sauterne. or Port
or rs.
Nor any drink with cooling clink that's
strictly up TO date.
Tor what care ~ / be dry when ] can
know right well
I'll find each day in my cafe n dozen on
the shell:
Oh not for me a fricassee. a broil or costly
plank.
No salad fine. indeed. for mine. or Rogue
fort rich and rank,
For what care ] Tor chicken pie. or game
whene'eT il comes.
When any day can survey a dozen fried
in crumbs
joe Cone. in The Boston Herald
Among tine LombToso anecdotes which
have been published in Paris since the
death of the criminologist none has been
repeated 80 often as the one told by GOrOn,
who was chief of the Paris police when
tie incident took place. "Lombroso had
written book m 1855 on criminality
amos. Women" SO runs the story. and
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
VIEW or MiLLARD FILLMORE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: With all who honor Millard FIJI
more's name and services TO his country
despite his personal and political hni'a-
ticns, 7 beg TO thank you for the iliustra-
ton and article in regard TO his birthplace
in Cayuga County. and Of Judge Wood
house. in which he studied law May we
not all wish success TO the George Junior
Republics plan TO rear a memorial 10 the
forest-born President? Like several other
chief magistrates OF the United states, no
found his home In log cabin. but per
hsps had a unique experience in being
Graded i'm a Eastwood maple sugar sap
trough.
Is IL not we'll in this year, the si1tleth
from his entrance into Office as Ntce-Presi-
dent, 10 correct some wrong impressions
So FAR from retiring from Office with few
friends he had made many more by his
conscientious devotion TO the Constitution
a. he understood IL. HIS work not only
commanded the approval Of the nation
during the eight years following, but hap
PLY postponed the inevitable clash of war
until the North had gathered strength AMI
resources TO crush armed rebellion Several
years OF study of F1llmores own writings
and speeches forbid me 10 believe that ne
could possibly sign a serious national docu-
mtnt ''on the ground Of spite against his
political rivalS'
OF Millard FiIlmore's part IN getting I'M
prisonment for debt and the necessity of
religious tests for witnesses abolished; Of
his services in state Legislature and In Con
gress and as Controller of New York
State; OF his work on the tariff of 1s41. his
persistent championship of the electric teie-
graph, OF common school education, of
cheap postage Of the establishment of the
rules of order I'm the United States Senate,
of his fathering OF the Japan expedition
under Perry. and OF his thirty years Of
generous. phiIanthropic services as "the
first citizen Of Buffalo l need not here
speak. lie was ever maker OF good
precedents.
/ thank YOU again, and look forward 10
seeing Milldrd FillmOreS name and work
better remembered in the future than in
the past.
WILLIAM ELLIOT GRlFFIS.
Ithaca, y. Y, Nov. s. 1909.