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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
SpnncnaMf. nnb ltnteraana..
Gas @etter.

Sir Warplanb unb Den Giltrift
Columbia beute mo 3ienItog tbcil-
lpeiie betuolftes, onbalteno tiibIeo
@etter; mdBige Norominoe.
@eItern bctrllg Der bod)Itc Sbermo.
metcritono 70 @rob NM 3 llbr Nud)-
mittagS uno Der ~niebrigite Sbermo-
meteritano mar "a 8rao nm 6 llbr
Worgens.
Sn ben iibrigen 9unbes.W etterbc.
obadtunas.S tationen muroe Der fol.
genbe bohite Sbernlometeritono per.
3eidnet:
Goitport SO, Yortlono "a, Bolton
IS. Mlbanp 66, Iem.s)orf Ga, Ebilo.
beIpbia 6S, ItIantic Gitp Ga. Cape
Wap GA, @nibington 10, Torfolf 6S,
Sotteras 60, Charlotte 70, @ilming,
ton 6S, GborleIton 20, Sapanuob 10,
Sodionpiae y, Supiter 50, Sen @eit
50, @tlanta ~, montgomery rs, Stem
Orleans 7S, Taleitine "a, @olpeiton
70, Corpus Gbriiti 80, Wempbis 6S,
Cincinnati 62, Eittsburg GO, Ssiuego
GO, Buffalo 81, GlepeIano "a. Getroit
SO, Mpcno 81, Warqiptte 81, Green
Ban "a. Chicago 56, Guliltb so, ct.
Yaul 50, Ct. 2ouis so, aonios Gitp
"a, Omaha 70, Suron rs, 0iSnlurt
81, @iIiiton SO, Sabre so, Seleno
rs, Solt 2afe Gitp rs, Tenper so,
Nortb Hlotte So Mmarilo rs, Tobge
Gitp IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

Datte pollanfl 5il tbunit nan lid leincr
picIen Yfiihten ~ %cnttcbisen oenn
Der NnbrnrrG an brn -uerifiebcnen
! Stniionell ,uor eiit ganS enornler.
Euitori Sferger croffnete I'M If
llbr oerr friten 0ottes bienlt, Der bon
cinem alls9e6eiducten Nrdeiter IN.
teritiist. iid arlHrit cinorlldspoa &C.
itoltete. @Gbreh6 bes NnhnlittngS
crgob man lid Dem ollaenleinen
9eraIteigen unb @eipnnbern Der go.
tur, I'm bnlb fiinf llbr itromten Die
Sciitbeiluebmer gum bnuptI1dlifen
Grntefeit.@ ottesoienit IN Der Miliif-
bale 5ulomnien. Ser qcniIdte Gbor
rSdngerfron5" trllg inter Der mel
iterboiten 2citllng ieines Gborleiters
Yroi. !. &. aorii 5iuei ails9ewdbltc
Gb6rc Dor, unb bic 1on5c Geriamm
hing lang Oie bier allgeiiibrten, ipc.
5icIen Seltliebcr, sic inter Srhclicr.
he1leitunp mcitbin 1T bie Verge so.
genL mie cilr mihtiger Tanfeshorol.
Sic Hrebigt belt Yoltor Stcrgcr
iiber Den olten Eiolnl: Sontct Dem
Serrn!
tMeIcoie: %. saB i6 ianieno 3iaen bate. ~
ssftngi nun oas lhSnlte aiss Der eicser.
gnbeitno fallei bente ritbcr.
Ser Stlteirau8 bon Sfrile mint.
Sdaut hanfbar Soties gSerfe an
uno rihnIt. hos Sott an Sun aetGan!
unburibar n,iibien mir ms reuncr,
NerglbeH mir beut unf're Etlihi:
gSle l0niitet mir un3 Wcnfbeu nei,Icn
gubier bot 8ottes Nn9eiibt.
s@Ir' infer 6era nibi ouIifettiiut
Sent 9ptt, Der unS nit 8naoe fiilli!
Sic liol5er SsiIbcr fouen'S rauiden.
Sie Verge itimItel ~iallcb5enb elm:
IN iiticr Mnoaht lIbt utS luuiuben.
MlS t1ntc @lpdeutIang binein.
Gin ieoeS Nrr6 fei Elm Ml.ar,
Una SanlbGr fei bic GbriitenidbGnr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Am rcpu bIifunid ) en-

Iud) I'M Eager Der Gepublifoner
gebt es geifJaitig 5u. 3ieielbcn bat
ten rripriinglif poreebobt, Die Gam.
payne oltrd) cine MISUNDERSTANDING
IN Der .9pric" nit @ouperneur Gbos.
6. Sugbes bon Nep.Dorf ais Soitpt'
rebner 81 erofinen. Iurnus lit jeoot
nid)ts gelporber, uno ipent Die gar.
teileiter oud) nit 9eitimmtbeit crs
iparten, oob @ouperneur Sil9beS ipes
nigitcns cine Hebe I'M Serlauie Der
Gampuene bnlten miro, 10 iino lie
bod nift IN Der cage, ein beitimmtes
Iotum fir bieielbe ieit5uiebeu. Nuer
@obridJeinlid)fcit nodJ miro inter Die
icn l~lmitGnOen Die eritc groBc rcpl.
blifuniihc geriummlllna IN cinem
Ser Counties itottiinben. Scrr Srolt
&. @iniams, Der rcpublifuniide Gult.
bipot fir oas gmt pes Staots.9on.
trolcurS, ltt,b Or General. 0unoeS.
onluolt Charles 5, 9onoportc merocn
Die Sauptreoncr lein.
8egcn bus boie ENHANCEMENT ipcr.
Den Die Mcplblifoncr notiirlidy ibre
Souptucid)iise ridtcn. Sbre 5aftif lit
Die, bel ben fremogeborenen Stimms
gebern oen @lnlben berpor5lruier,
baB ibr Stlmmrcd)t bebrobt; allBer.
benz iuerben lie 81 bclpeiien perilfcrL
Dob baS ENHANCEMENT umconititutio.
nell iei. oWarplonb ols ginsEortei.
Staot" lit ihlicBlid bos lebte
Shredgcipcnit, nit Dem Tie olii bic
WobIer cinen Trud ols5uiiben pcrill.
den. Cen Tempfroten lit b~eionoers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

unperit6nblid; lie fonnen liht elnle'
hen, lporutil cS ilotbmcnoig lein lol'
te, $1,000 Negcr' Suiteraten 81 erlall'
ben, oas Stimmreht %ouS5uilbcn, nm
Die meiBcn 9iir9cr IN Die Sage 81
iesell, cine ebrlid)c unO iortIhrittllhe
8eripoltung Ser oiientliden Nn9ele'
genbeiten 81 boben. Gieielben luollerl
lid) lieber Den @cibcn onpertrauen,
IN Dem ieIten @lonbcu, Dob nod ans-
mer3itne beS perberblihen Ncaer.
potunls cas- 9olf Don beiben Horteicn
nit Griol9 mond)c Helorm III
Stoats4 mo Stnotpcrmaltung erlun'
gen fam.
Gle Erobibitioni item ma.
d,enM 0 III nntioncn.
Gle Observation-Disclosures bat ooS
iolgcnoc Sidet nominirt:
Sir Shcriii: Serr @m. u. Soro.
mel.
Sir Mfiuor rcS @rcisgeridts: &crr
WiIiam u. Sd)all.
Sir Nftuor bcs Griminnlgcridts:
SEER Somilcl 2antboen.
Niir Iftuor beS Common EleaSe
@eridts: Serr Mnorrm Scf.
Sir ScItaments . Heailtrotor: Serr
Games !. ainncur.
Sir bos llntcrbous Scr StGots
8eietgcblne:
Sm 5meiten 2caislntip SiItrift: bic
Serren Srping Sosfing, stephen Sc
COMPUTE. Sirum Garter, Mobert 3.
Silperlpooo, George e. Wc2ougblill
uno Nlfreb Irnolo.
Sm brittcn 2eaiSlotip Tiltrift: sic
Serreu Sobn u. @ltu. Arlington 9.
Subefino, @iuiom Wloier, @iQianl
6. 9altd)cr, i. Tronf Miaer u,o Sr.
Z. Mull.
Gie G%onpcntionen i'm criten mo
picrten 2caislatip. Giitrift mlrSen
nod nid)t aebaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sonnta9S=G orrelponoen

6eidbatig uic inner mar md Der gcirige uSonntaas-Gprrc'
iponbeut" ausaciattrt. Writ Der Hummer ~nroe abcrmaIS Der De
meis aeicicrt, bak MIR cnc 3ctmna, !uedc ben Gient Der oNHp'
eirtcn YrcHc" bcitt, i'm Stauoc III, bic lcttcn Wenigfdtcn aus alien
@clttbelen at licfcrn. Scfanntid) lit Der uSemtidc Correspondent"
bic einSioc oentide 3cinne in MorplanS, ueldpc bnicn Sepcidcm'
ocnit beHtt. BON bciunocrem 1ntcreiic uarcm bic acNriscn $cridte
ibcr bic SnOion.S nlton. Scer nit ipcsicacr HHdHdtnabme amf bic
oentidrm &%rcasidiffc, bic ncnctcu Gmtuidelnnaen in Der Ecarp'
Guut-Guntroucric, bic 3criOrmna bS iran5ONidrn lrnfbarsn 9nitbal'
Ions ga Gcpn6lianc" nnS Der un Canada %angeSrobte 3uafricg.
Srr lofalc She'll bcs @lattcs cntbiclt aHe midtigrn Greigniic, bic
5b uabrcno ocs porbcrscbenocm suscs crciaueten mnb Ser 1eni0eton.
tbcil but cine mnscncinc Ycngc inirrclantcu 9eicitoics. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Worgem Mrsifraiiom.

Gs iii Dies feline ollsemeinc, Jon.
bern mr. cine grsansunas .8cgiitra,
tion. @cr iid lebtcs Sabr in sic
Stimmscbcr- Cite eintrosen lieB uro
nltt umgc5oscn lit, iann onitonos.
log ,pGblen.
@cnm mait jcbod !ebtes
Sabr nIdt reaiitrirte, ODER
lpelln man mGbreno bes
JabreS in cine onoere @ob.
ming 500, ooer
lDenn man mGhreno 0eS
Nabres 81 Sabre alt m,lr.
DC, oocr
mcnn man mibremo Oes
Sobres bie @iirgerpapiere
crbielt,
lniib it1on iid rcgiitriren laiien, Inn
bel Der fommenoen Wabl jeiile Stinl-
nc abscben su f6nnen.
Megiitrirlofale iino bon 8 Mor-
gems bis 8 Abenos piien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

c.-Gornelius BRADY
Elm Ncgcr bon Nr. l0S. @inter. 2 tr.
acrictb nit icincr Gelicbtcn Nluerto
9rpipn in chen 9prtpediel. SIN
Gerlollie oes @~prtgeied)ts nuroc Cor.
nelius bon elmer oerartigcn @utb or
iabt. baB er Die Mobel oeS Saliies
frri uno tlein idli,g. sic Sountags'
idilbe iciuer @eliebtcn in Stiide riff
II. Ilnerta nit eincm Meiier bcurbei,
tcte. Noli5cirid)tcr Carr uerurtbcilte
Stoop on Srei Munnten 8eidn9nil
uu0 ST. $40 Celebrate.
3ur Bead tunN - Vie Nilf-
merfiamfeit Scr 2eier lpirb ipesiell
auf Ole an anbercr SteIle oes ,1eut.
id)en GorreipcnNe,tcn" beiinolihen
NnSetsen Oes @orSeins Sobn 8.
WeDler BON, Stuats uttbauie, oes
Staot. Sngenieurs q. &. UenoaiI unS
oes Staot.8 comcterS Maleigb 6,
1bonlas aelcuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Wmuisipal.W adlridltcn.

Stabt-GoniroIeur Sooper beiiirlportct
Die Ginridtuna zines itGbtiiden
Ginfaufs.T epartentents - Dd)lc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gmpieblung bon
Der Sreibriei HepilionS Gommii.
zion eemoht iebeu. . '"
Stdot.Goniroleilr Sarrp j, Sooper
crfldrte lid geitcrn in iebr empbati'
id)en Worterr oofiir, Dab Die 5rribrief'
Repiiions.G ommiiiion in ibren Gnl.
piebfungen beSiiglid) Nenberungen
i'm Staot.G barter cine @eltimmllng
Cinid)lieBen iolte, mclde Die Stelung
zines itGbtiihen @infauis .Mgentet
in'S 2ebeu ruft. 9r. Sooper meinte,
baB oieic Stellung NIT cinem crit.
flaiii9en 8eboIt betleibet Weroen ioll-
tie. On ein abiolut superldiiiger nno
fdbiaer Mann iiir bieielbe gebronht
,pcrbe. 0ieler GinfmnissN gcnt lollte.
10 iiibrte Sr. Sooper meiter ans, sic
VeiMgniIle baberL ollie Vcoarfs!Mrti'
Tel fir Die perihiebenen 9eportes
metts, 10 LANCE berel, Wertb inter
$500, aui cieenc 0eraniwortnng 81
fauien mn Die Hehnunaen 5i,r Bob.
lung ansupeiien. Aut Die Wouren
i'm Nertbe pon $500 bis $1,000 iollte
CT einfouien, bod) iollten oieie Mcd)-
nimigen Dor 3ablungsanpeiIung crit
Der Gontraftbeb0rbe por9eleat ,per.
ben. Sn 6daen. IN beuen eS lid) nm
Waarcn banole, Die bon allen sc.
partemcntS %aebrald)t Wiirben, mie
3. q. aoblen, ioIltc Dem Maenten oos
Meft geaeben iein. Mneebote I'M oiie.
nen Marfte ein5ubolen. uno, iofern
Die Ereiie a%ngemeiien. nit ben Sdnb.
Tern ben Goutraft ab5uidlieBen. God
iolte Der Ngent Die Yflidt babel, Die
Ynaebote porber Der Gontroftbeboroe
Su unterbreiten. Collie bieie finoen,
DAP oic Yrcile unaiinitiecr iino oils
bel Sen inter Dem bisberigen Con.
troft.S pitem erboltencn Nnaebotcm,
10 lollte bic Beborbe Ole Nn1ebotc 5li.
riidipeiien unh in Der geaenmGrtig &c.
iibtcn ssorm oifentlid I'M Mn9ebote
anioilcircn. Ios g%cgenipdrtiae gu.
item io0te u%uper1noert in aroit blci-
ben, no es iih lin bic Nnitaiiung
BON 9coarisartifeln fir grobe ofient'
lide Anlagen banbelt, mie Yilaitc.
riine, gbsuas.aanaliiation II. bgl.
Or. Sopper meinte, bab oiii bicle
@eife Die Staot piel better inbrcn
ipiiroe, Do oic GonfnrreuS itn, itGbti.
ide 9ieferi,ng lid, gang beoeuteno
Iteisern miiroe. 60 iuiirben ). q.
fir Ole peridlieoeneil requirements
aobIen i'm Geiammtlpertbe bon CO.
100000 gebraud)t. @eaen Der I'm
itanbsfr1merei. pelde oas gegenmdr.
tigc Spitcm sur GoIge babe Scrr
Sooper per,pies ltamentlid auf Die
0otbipenbigfeit Der 3interiegung Ct.
nes boben Gbeds = pflegten iit se-
luobmlid MIR 10 bis Is aoblenbal,o-
Ier UNI Die 2ieferung 3m be%fperben.
tudbreno Der REIMBURSEMENT inter
benz neuen spitem 5uiidcn anaebo.
ten bon Den eeinrnniten $50 aoblen'
bdmoIern @aItimore's pdblen tonnte.
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Motis.
Sesbcl's eih3igcs Gtmoir.

Seoermann fcMut bic uun AIRS AZ.
%lieicrtc Nrbeit; mir Senfrn nid)t Sa.
ran, ms ieIbit 81 Iob,,t 'ontcrn iber.
laiiem sizes nnie,en 2eiftnMoea. Seine
Sreppen bel ms 81 eriteieea. 2alen
Sic iidj Oun Mnberen atdt taufdem,
es siebt nnr cin rinsi8es 8eb6el.S Stu.
bio nnS bics befimbet I'D i'm $arterre.
AdJtcn sic amf has &aas, ,uc nuicr
&amen anf Sbireu unb Tentern
itebt.
Seine Maentcn. Sin Yrsis.
Ndtea sic anf
-SebGrl's-
32f @oro.0an.Str.. nahe Siah.
(Teat3 lac .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Tcner i'm Suipital.

Grploiion Don 8arbplidure peruriad)t
9runb inn DGburh Some ono Sn.
firmarp." - Mer5te uno arahfen'
m1rterinnen perbiiten Hanif nno
lGid)en bic 6lommen.- Brand alt
Gonton.Mpenle.
Illrb oaS uneridrodenc ulh ra1f)e
Sanoeln Ser Observation-Disclosures
uno Ner5te Der nGburh Some ono
Sniirmarp" an Toro-9 roaoruap wllr'
De elm Eanif in oieiem Soipital per.
biitet, oils g~eitern 8ormittae fur5 nod)
10 llbr ourd Die erploiion elmer
Guantiat a~urbolidure in einem Gpe.
ratipns5immer Elm 9ronb ousbrnd).
BUR 3eit ser @rploiiott mar NiemunO
IN oent observation-disclosures; bieielbe
luurbc aber Don northumberland
uno Ner3ten 'pcrnommen. Sobolo
Gbeiur3t Or. 9. y. iEeters pon Dem
Seuer pernnbnl, iibernabm er Die Gel.
tung Der Soihurbeiten. 8ier @alier'
ihlol,dc moren roid) 5llr Sunb uno
mncrifrodenc Wdrterinnen itanOen
ben ger5ten pnder our Seite, nab
reno nnocre oile Sbiiren 81 Den
&rnnfen3immcru itioiicn, UNI 81 Der.
binoern, oob sic Iiiniie Der anrbols
iGllre, melde iib iiber Dos gauge 3im.
mer ergoiien bate, IN Die 3immcr
Orang. Iurd oieies 8orgeben muroc
perbiitct. buB Die 125 Yotientcn Der
gnitolt bon benz 9ronDe eriub,
rem. Sn5miiden mar aud Die Seuer'
luebr olormirt morocn; Die Ncr5te,
W1rteirnuen uno iibrigen Soipitol.
NngeltcQteu batten dber bel Nnfunft
Der 6euerWebrleute Die Slommcn be.
rcitS 9eloidt. Grit burd Die 8loden
Der 0eleripribcn murben bic aranfen
ouf Dos Seler auimerfidm, berubig.
ten lid ober raid mieber, oils man III
men bic Mittbeilung madte, boB Die
Slommcn bereits geloiht ieien. Ter
nngtrihtetc S6nocn miro aui 5000
scitabt.
Gem Seuertob entgangcn
Mit fnopper Notb entgingpn geiiern
fritz 5lpei W1nner Dem Sd)idiol, in
Dem Souie Nr. 1923, Canton. gpenue,
bel lebenOigem 2eib perbronnt 5u
iperben. Gle beioen MGnner, heren
Namcn nid)t befonnt iinb, fonlcn ON
SamItog Nbeno in baS %genannte
Salls, in Dem Sames 9. Nnoreipa
cine Speiierpirtbidoit betreibt, uno
lieBen Iif) Elm Sblai5immer anmei,
icn, Als 5. Sooper. Elm MngeiteIltcr
III Dem Speiie6aus, geitern iriiG f,trS
Dor orei ubr in ben Sofraiim gina,
lab CT Huild aus Dem Seniter ser
5nbei 6remben b%ringeu unb, ais. er,
odiieIbe betrat, fdnb er ne1rere W6.
bclitiide uno einen Gbeil Der @ono
IN 6lommen, mGbrenb Die beioen
Nanner felt ihlieien. Sbne Alarm 5ll
id)lagen oiinete Sooper Die 6enitcr
itno l0id)te Damn Die SIonn1en nit Ell
nigen Gimern @aiier. Grit an Nor.
gen Iaben sic Shldier, luelder Sc.
fabr Iie ent9ougen mare,i. Del Brand
iuar ourd, Die Grploiion elmer Yetro.
lenmlampe %entitanhen. meld)c Sic bel.
Den Manncr unporiid)tiger Weiie but-
ten %brcnncn loiien.
Is ulolinoene rpIooirte
Gurd, bic Grploiion zines @aloIin-
oieno cntitano geItern Nlbeno geaen .
llbr In ser @obnmn9 BON Yotrid o.
&oorfe, Or. 1893, Decentralization.
Npcnue, Elm Wranb, Der ieooh bon
Der 6elterprbr raid aeloidt murbt.
1rau Worp S'Hpprfc ertit theim Ser
lild). bic 6lummen 81 l6iheu, idmer,.
bate SronOminhen am Iinfcn Mrm.
Mnrnru Wrninrntinn
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~. Mei6ert.
Saliimore's 9entfder YbOtosrapb,
IOO
MnrA,0nn.Gfrf6a

Norb.0ap Strait.
Gin eritfIaiises 0cidaft fir crit.
ffaiiiae Mrbcitta, NIB feline bSlereu
Vrciie, aIs SIC anSers,pO beSablea.
SPe5ialitGt, Hereinsernppea unS
JamiliensrappcM. Yersr5krrnasen
rad alien SilSerm nmtcr 0drantie.
Ndtea Sie anf Oti8e SbrsFe; a
1T ~ Sbrem Yortbeile.
2eine Serbiabnns nit irstaS ii.
aem a1Serea StuSie.
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7b,s. 6. 1ieu..r 4: Co..

Deutides nnlb nnoeres ausI6noi.
Id,es @elo aefauft nno ~perfauft.
@cIoiennimaen beiorat nod 7eutiH.
tonS. Geitreidj, MuBlono H.. . N.
Wedaiel u,,seeitelt onf nuslanoiiHs
Banfen. Gre6itbriefe uno SraneIers
CHEQUES. N-I
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. 0~tIbfenSnaaea.

@e~loienounsen nod 0eutt&Iorb
nl,o Oeftrei6 . llnaora f&er unb
idnea beioret. 8, 10 unb 60 Mori..
fciuie 10 ,irb 90 arcne, e&eime u.
berfai:fe1l.
91es. s. 1ieaer Z g.,
0- 3s. III, Ce.DalHwste.3 q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

rgseIh' elm 3rieoe. peIb' Elm Seacn.
Stromt bent oIr6 oas WienibeHberjl
Iut ben ariirumrunitfu 2Seger
lSelb matt nid1i3 bon geio iinb Sbmcrj.
Yuf oen Berutn III eS thoii.
Ylf ben iieiler 0albesb1b'H
Wibcbtel mir aern Sittien balcn,
,SeIli nnn nufm N~rhennrnmnn
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Mnf ben geraen.

Ins ocutide erntrielt Der Treieinig,
feitss@ emeinOc 5l Een.Mor. -
ltebcr 800 Icrionen nebmen OIL
ocmiclben Shcil.- Gin einoruds.
POLES Frogromm CUR Inrbfiib.
rllng gebrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
@aNtn8ton- N8entnt
-beS-
"9eutf&en Gsrre(ponoeut,"
@m. &aunemaus,
1915 Narion.S traAt, R..@,
y, anSetpss aub De~teaaneea estsessa g.
upMUeu Oegteu.
Yofalbcridte aus Waibingfuu.

Sente Seier oes Gent d. I'll
Saqes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-13

FERROUS. slow and silent. glowing out of
backness-for the heavenly hall was
dark.
The cinematograph Dream of Fair
Women is the same thing. only different.
You will hear the whirr of frankly NOV
ing pictures; but, the mystery banished.
you get twenty times more for your
money. All the tricks of substitutions,
faxed films and the rest aid to present
floating past of prettness that melts into
new prettiness. a whirl of star-eyed femi-
ninity that makes you hear the universal
harmonies-or faint-depending on which
direction your blood may happen to rush.
What distinguishes this novel. honest.
decent pretty girl craze is the appetite
for more and more new faces.
Quantity above all! I do not speak OF
the stage at all-although no season ever
saw such bevies of bewildering fgurantes.
new faces. all unknown, doubtless es-
caped, in much part, from the beauty
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come from London. IT Is a battery of
limelights and an immense gilded frame
set on the stage and draped TO hide all
but itself.
The gilded frame holds four. six eight,
twelve girls. They walk into it from be-
hind. to gentle music. Even vocal music
don't detract from the peculiar interest
of each man. woman and child of the
audience-occupied in writing numbers.
Pars-brilliant (self-selecting ultra
smart sets. mixing together out of es
thetic curiosity had foretaste of it
winter before last in the fur contests
between ladies of the theater and opera
stage 1t had the pretext of a benefit,
and occupied a single afternoon in the
candy box Marigny theater of the Champ
E1ysees.
1t was the beginning of a fur craze,
and spoiled beauties of distinct camps.
theater and opera went into debt and
eXpedients to go each other better. To
slew music. therefore, they sailed into
a big gilt frame made for tableaux-vi-
wants. all furS set, great white swans.
symphonies in browns and blacks and
whites or even dull rich colors, broderies
in bands. to light up the severity of as
,trakhan or baby lamb They sailed in
indoently; they magnifcently posed, and
held their number in their hand.
The audience voted on the number
three, four. five votes. categories. rich
ness CT furs, style, cut, decoration and
ensemble.
The contests Of simple work-girl pretti-
ness are the same thing. They get bit
of vogue-since entente-by being sup
posed English. We have heard how at
Earls Court, fine young creatures Of the
naughty London middle classes hold their
numbers to be voted on by any respect
able working lad who pays his price of
admission.
But in Paris II is working girls.
Almost every ward division has its NOV
ing picture hall, habituating the popula-
ton to drop in any hour. of any after
noon Here the most normal, most Pari-
sian-and businesslike-beauty contests
find their natural home (Nor in this do
exclude the Photographic finals submitted
by the Vie Heureuse and Femina
publications to the greater vote of all
PariS.)
Imagine the big gilt frame pushed on
to the stage of the Pathe acknowledgement
in the Batignolles, or under the elevated
metro arches at Vincennes. or in the
Wagram Hall-delight Of furtive cham
bermaids including a dance tioor-of the
Arc de Triomphe, half way out to Neuilly.
The audience half strayS from the
world at large-takes all its tone from
the remaining local moiety, from slick
servants Of swell houses to retired shop
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ors. Why. l saw a printer get an order
from one London foreign trade house for
100000 realistic colored catalogues. Thirty
pretty working girls-no aCtresseS-posed
for the business masterpiece.
There are two sweet sisters in the Rue
st. Pierre, Neuilly. who posed all the
seasons in the postcard trade. Theirs
were the explosive smiles Of New Year
girls with mistletoe and bonbon boxes;
theirs the downcast meditation of dis
heartened beauty under the cap of ST.
Catherine for Old Maids day; they mailed
letters ecstatically for ST. Valentine s
day; they giggled, saucy. on a ladder
up in cherry trees, or showed their gar
tiers on the backs Of frisking donkeys, rep
resenting spring. They spra wled, eyes
blinking sensuously. In wet. clnging bath
ing suits, for summer on the Norman
beaches.
One day, then. the postcard trade of
Paris told them. suddenly: We have seen
your pretty faces, lots!'
Coming from six separate publishers in
one month. the girls took it as tip. And
their good manners were rewarded by the
publishers continuing: Find us other
pretty faces while yours rest
My Neuily hours made their contracts
per pose and per subject-nothing much
but better far than work. They started
in among acquaintances, extending and
extending. bringing new girls to the post
card publishers.
So they made a queer discovery. While
of real beauties there are mighty few in
any city block. the mass of plea sing
faces. piquant, troubling and reviving in
teresting, challenging. defying. hooking,
promising and pardOning with pretty mys-
tery-what? Bright faces walked up to
audacity by the magnificent discovery
they are not plain, that some one wants
to photograph them and pay for it!-such
are rather plenty.
They are not actresses or models.
They are Paris working girls who were
neglected. AT this moment they are nav
ing much appreciation. who has not
her post card?" runs the slang phrase
In great factories-where they make
shirts, pants and so on-half the girls on
an average, have their post cards. They
are posed not for Partisan subjects only
Every province has it's types" it's pretty
faces under local colts, genre groups in
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passages as they think he should see. If
his majesty finds a paper going too far,
he gives an order to his censors and the
offending editor is warned 1t may be
that the paper is stopped. and the editor
himself thrown into prison. This is so
only In extreme cases. Much latitude Of
expression is permitted and the press is
more and more free every year. His
majesty sees the leading foreign papers in
translation. He takes the chief of the
worlds Illustrated journals and certain
special articles are put into Japanese for
him, so that on the whole he keeps a
good. broad view of the worlds affairs.
The emperor is especially interested in
the army and navy. He sent his repre-
sentatives to study the various armies of
Europe before he adopted the German
tactics and he still counsels with his
officials as 10 military improvements. He
often reviews his troops, and during the
wars with China and Russia he has kept
his hands right on this, one of the greatest
military machines Of the world.
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Within the past year I understand that
his majesty has been devoting himself to
the arts of peace. He is said to be for
peace rather than war, and is now doing
all he can to develop the trade and in
dustrial possibilities of his empire.
But let me give you the outline OF one
day of the Emperor of Japan. He rises
early, and has his breakfast by O'Clock.
He usually eats this meal alone. 1t is
simple one. ending with rice, which he
has at every meal. He eats with chop
sticks except when he takes foreign food,
at which times he uses a knife and fork.
He lunches at noon. and at q or so usually
has table d'hote dinner, with all the
European accomplishments. Ills jes-
tvs meals are prepared in the imperial
kitchens, and the food is carefully exam
ined by doctors before it is presented 10
linn. There are professional tasters, who
test whether il is poisonous. and the
greatest care is observed as to all things