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New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

~ silie bsy Liner Albany around battlesl.ips
Nipee ess. See adyE.- AdsL
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

EedGeed tare, New York 70 Boston, ssee com
mentinS te-merl0W, ON the Yale and Harxars
Metropolitan Lne.-AdSt. f1ai aso
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

f0nIInned an llllrd pgge
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-04-15
You BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE

OPPORTUNITY is THE KEY NOTE TO
fed and clothed in this great community, and y
work, and those who are not employed at any
Americas Greatest Beehive of Industry.
And the same people who are always the OF
would be advisers posing as live images on pei
'DOn't buy Home, don't buy Real Estate," an
a roof over their heads, and pass into a cemeteI
an inscription of their arrival and departure fir
The famOns CALDWELL KID BAND, the
before the public, will give Open Air Concerts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Mrbciter. GlcnS in Gnalano.

9aB Die MISUNDERSTANDING in
England rcdlt trnltrigc gUporocn
iino, ooriiber lit in scr lcBtcn 3cit
ia mnndcrlei befonnt gelpprocr, luie
t%rnuri9 iie ober iinb, bopon fam
man lif crit einen 9egrtii MAIDEN.
mcnn man criobrt. luie niebrig Die
Eobnc iinb, Die Oer5cit be5oblt luer.
Ocn. 9tid)t 9enug bnnlit, ooB bic
3obl Der grbeitsloien BON Gag 81
Gag iu1d)it. uerbicnen oiid) Die be.
id,Gi:i9ten arbciter inuner meniger
mo Elm GROCER Sbeil lit faum nod,
in StonOc, ielbit bel ongeItrengte.
tier Nrbeit notbbiirfti9 boS 2cbclt
ju %iriiten. @iele Samilien crboItell
iif) bIoB ooourd). onb oiid Die Sran-
en- mo ainoer 5l,m Griperb beitro'
gen. Goourd) iinb freilih Die 2obnc
nod mcbr betubgebriidt nno Die
6rollcn perbienen pielfod MIR Elm
Neutrality-suspicious.. Ton einenl 2obne.
luic int minoeitenS 20 IroSent Der
orbeitenocn Sraiten %perbieneu. fam,
nod Den Seridten Der enqliid)cn 3ei-
tungcn, iiberboltpt 9tien1ollb oos sc.
ben %iriItcn. 9eT,erfensipertb lit,
bob i'm Eitb9eid)Git uno III Der
Sdlneioerei Die Srol,cn nod idled)tcr
be;obIt peroeu ais in ocu iibriacn
geih6itiguneen, p1breno bic M1lr.
ner oils Sdlneioer perbGltniBm1Bil
oic bod)iten 9ohne beiiebeil, nonlid'
bis 81 $t2.3S Die @odJe, i'm Gurd),
idnitt ireilid) altf) uid,t mebr olS 81
bis SIS, in cen Snnbihub mo Goriet
lahrifen 81, in Stubiobrifen SIS, IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
@iirrau brr 9l05ugsfaual. 6 ummiiiiuu Der Stabt
Baltimore,

@triisorlte Nusrbpts mil Der gluti6rift. Bro
polGl tor Gonitrlcttng ldtcrnI SelperS III "
ttrtCt 9tn. 81, Santtdrn Contract 10. Al :
rEropofdl for CONTRACTING qaterdI Seipers "
Stitrict no, 27, -Snftiarh Contract 20. 40
an Den "Bodro OF %sliuaros OF Baltimore eliD
n%orclitrt, iperoeil big WtittioDdl, ben /. otbenl.
Der 1909, If tlGr 8prmittags, I'M @iiredu ocs
Srn. =. Scpeu Tbomas, Observation-Disclosures I'M
Jiotb9allS; Baltimore, 4lo; e%ltes9eil 9eiloDl,
in Den Stitrtfteu 9tr. 81 Iilo ~, iute ne att
ben Yldnet oer5etGnei ltno. Ole I'M Slltealt
hes Sru. Cabin u. Sembrid, Gpcf. 5narntsiir5
BET Nb6n1sIniGls GonniifiioIt, 1Iibeiudbrt ttIln.
Gpe6ifiiaticucu mo Flduc fotieu nnI mo
nab DloltuN, oen 10. gtuoenlbcr 1909, aut
@ciu1 i'm Biircai Der stb3ngSIanol' III onlitli
iiIHorc. no. crlah9t ueroen.
5oIgcnhc @cbiDren lperoen fir icoe Spe5i'
i%ifutipu lilO NlGuorld %erboben:
Ncbe1landlc i'm Siilritt gr. q, Snntldrcr
Te6eniandIe i'm 2iitritt @r. 81 SuHitdrer
Gontrait w, 40. 5000:
4icie @e0i6r pirb bel 6iidgnbe anl ODER
Dor /. Sc5tmbcr 1909 Der Mot heTIusten Bl1nr
uuo Gpe6tftiaiiouen IN autcm 9uftdno 6nriid'
~eritattci ODER bel 9ildaabe Der ouqenletneH
spc3tiifnttoncu mn 8Idne i'm Sale eth artse'
sin GGeeIGIbieter Gbed bcs gicfcrs fiit ole
uutcn ariacGebtlcH reipettioen Netrdsc. aYt
SrSer StS NIapors mo GiaOtrGi6s bon 8altts
more 5ablbnr. miro nit ieocm gn9ebot ncrs
lanGt.
Nebcnfundle i'm Siftrift Hr. 2t. CANT
tirer Gontraft 9ir. 44.........., .S2000.00
gtcbcnlundIe i'm Niitrift gtr. ~. Can't
tdrcr Gontralt UT. a.. ........ $4,000. 90
Nbgcidl1Bte -SunutitGteH.
Ie6entaHGte I'M THRIFT Tr. II, SanttGrtr
Guntratt 9r. ~.
25.O00 2incalsS SUB oitrifi6irie Jibbrcu'GandlH,
s" bis 10" Clam.
10000 GineaIs5ub 6sS6u. 6au5nni4liiiic.
RrDcufanalr i'm Sitritt Dir. %, SonitGrer
Gpntratt Hr. IS.
$4,000 qiuenE SUB 0itrttt5irlc JtobrclsSunilc.
8" lis "a" Diam.
10000 9ineal. Sub 6sS6n. Gnu3dnidlINc.
Ser erfoIgreihe slHqeboiiteIler fir icbcr Golls
TRAIT r1uR Niireihuit fleIeft lIno Den 8oribrtt'
ten oes Staots9bGrters in 9e5ng Gmf Gontrnfte
@Cniige l%eiitcri.
Eie GoniruitsIcb6roe bcbdit fiJ has Hcbt
Upr, irac1h Cit obcr ulle NIr1ebotc dtInpciicii.
SIM %stuitruge Der gb6uosIuIinl.G oriniiiion,
Yctcr 2enrG, tr, Ioriiber.
parrD u. &uogerc, SefretGr,
HCiil!igi:
Z. Sarrg MlaBppf,
RrditNent Der Contract 8cb0roe.
fllnnt 1 10 tE IT 1n1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Nilrrnn bra Observation-Disclosures, Mnthhnne.

aItimorc Wo. 80. Oftpber 1909.
"a bic Observation-Disclosures Gommtidre Oct
Ginbt HnItimocc in 9efebIi9 poreei6riebcncr
gSeiic ibrcu elloGiilti9er lno cprrtgirten Be
ri6t iIber Die 5uaefproWencn GHtihdoigu1eeIt,
%lntoilcn unn gSertberh6hun9cn iiir Die Con-
oemHirun1 nno Gr1ifnlnQ Der Smnltuuuo'
strnbr, bon Der Gornfeiic ber Sdrafo0u Str1Be
bis sur siioieiic Der 6rantItnsStraBe nebit pen
oardut beSiiaIiden, eno9iiltiaen lino eorrigirtcn,
crlduternoeH EIdIieu in @cntdbbcit Der Sors
f6riftcn bcs StnbtsG6nrters lrnb oct am 10.
WtdrB 1909 lirtersei6reten ScrorbnIug Dir, go
oes 0lapors ltnb Staotratbs bon Baltimore bel
mir binterleqt bdben.
miro btermit befnnnt acpebelt bGB beiaetcr
@eri6t mno Bl1ne ami oele gSctic IN oteiert
Siircalt biuierle9t iuorbeH itlto, NIB odb Der
WiaDor uno Stnotratb bon Baltimore ooer irs
aeno cine Rerfon ODER Berinnert. ODER cine oocr
mebr GorpordticneI bic NIT Der 3ertbcilltna
Der ncrbennuntc1t 9nf6doigullge1 ODER S9ertba
ertUbu19en ur8ufrieben iino. innerbuIb hreibta
500 3dgen bonn I. Nonember 1909 an ais
Dem eriteit Gage Der bon mir disaeanngeren
Ser6itentlifun9 bieicr gIoti6, i6riitlth ougescn
nn o1s 8nItinorer Siaot9eribt nppeairen uno
ooS beia9te 8eritt criu6en ntoeer, %oteielbet
SIT reoibiret.
Z. Seiuen 5bumns,
CJiobt S.t5.221 Gtdbtt Regiftratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Wircau brs etabt.NcotIraturs.

nIttntDre. 7. Hfocci1ber IHJY,
Ilcn o1rat intereiiirter Rerinnen tuiro biers
NIT gia6ridt se9ehen, ba6 Der 5taht. Sugeniciir
am 8. Nuucntber 1909 in bieienl 9iircnn, nic
IS hur6 ben Ibid)uiit o., Nrtifel 80, bcs Rnls
i~irlorer StuotsGOocr BON 1906 ~oerln1gt luiro.
hen erIldrelcen 8lan unO 9uplitatltite Der
Softendnfdldpc fir Die giiuciliruug, YfIniterung
uno MnnnitcinicBung ocs uanSen Sbctles Der
9prt'straFe, Upn Ger Nurbieite Der 2afanettcs
Apeunc bic 5nr Shhicite Der Rortb.Nperue,
ant Suiten Der SeiRcr Der nuItoRcnocu 0rnIS'
itiidc bi1tcrlcgt bat.
vide onnou berilbrten Eerioneu iino bere6s
iigt, innerbnlb 80 TG9en. BON Datum poraes
nnHricr SinterIeguna an. irl Baltimore Gt1ots
aeridt Ourd) f~briftlidb ei1gereidte Betiito1 oas
aeeen 6u appeuircr.
I. Seiuen 5bpnins,
(Jnhd If tS OK Siants HruiltrQinr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Ruiulanos tiirfiidle gGber.
Ganitabls .gebaubr, goitamt ssseH. ststs ptieR
Igul,.A tIl


sm s. HioOcnbcr eelen W. Sreaprp, Nh.
1925, McGunobsS trnbe. Il Sabre all.
am 10. Nobember Apbrrt u. seuis, III.
1dis, @utap TIace. 80 Sabre al
Vim If. Gnbcmber Sames %. sudnro, lint
Nm 10. @oSeTber eSniia e. Tcus, %r. 1913.
9iorosRrcdopun. SO Sabre oft.
Nm o. &obember @snrN n. Seburne, Nr,
11tG, NurosS uItorsSocnle, 81 Sabre Glt.
nm 9. g{opember Yaul u. Raaliun, vi,
POSE, Dit. 6cbcrdIsS trnbe, 90 Sabre ,nIt.
Vim q. Iupember 1iniam 8aiultnge, Nr.
1928, Gibi1ionsS trabe. 50 Sabre alt,
gr S. NuOember 6Curae Sruclte, DlercD1
SuipitdI. - Sabre Glt. MN,
Vim .. 9ioOember Gnen siuann, llnioer'itdts'
0uipifdG. 70 Sabre alt.
i20. gScit.C itcnos Strube. 80 Sabre ult
gm 10. Toocutbcr Sanie a.. &eiit, uiltoer'
1ttdis+0olpitaI. 80 Sabre alt.
Elm Q. giopcnber Games @iliants, 9tr. 53l
gScitsGrobs Strube. 80 Snbre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Ieruuicn @interlina.

gs itarb am t2. giobcmber 1909 llnd Idngcs
rem 9eioen Vtruuica NiHteriius, gcliebte @n'.
i'm oco oerfturbeucu Scbnitian Mtntcrling, ~
milie Iinh ndhtun9spol eitgclnoen, Der 9eerots
puue bciSuippbucH, welhe am Munta9, ocn -.
Hocember. Wiorgeno I'M 8 nbr. bon Der 9Sops
%, Iuro. Gliutuu. Straee, aus la6 ner 3crj
ScfisSirmc. 400 I'M 8 llbr elm &eoulcmsSoodl'
amt fir ibr SeclenbciI %ceIebrirt lplro, .tno
Fiuhrt (317-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

tete @opeae lnb Die 8ibliutbef nit
merthpoQeu 9iifern beoeuten einelI
groBcn &erluit.
Ser buperti6e Hci6S E
toQS- Nbqeoronete aobl bot iih nett
lit, in elmer poIitiiten &eriommIlng
folgenOe 9eid,madpoIe InrempeIu ntg
Der .Sou.EreiBen" geleiitet. Die
Observation-Disclosures bate l1lr oo-
III geoient, ben fooerotipen Gborofter
bes Geutihen 6eidcS uno oomit Die
SelbititGnoigfeit Der BrnoeSitooterl
3l g~eiG6roen unO sic oeutihen Stam-
me III ben NroBen prcubiidlen Sdoi-
ituIl III treiben.
Gic fron50iiihc Ereiic
iubclt, Dab cS ounf Der Idmddlthcn
Soltuu0 Scr. ocutifen &egierung bel
Der Gntbiillung OeS iron5oiiihen
aricgerocnfmolS in @eiBenburg 5u
fron5oiiidcn aunogc6ungen folnmen
fonnte. Ger Barrier nWeotin" be.
riGtet: Sum critcn Mol lett 80
Sobrcn crflingt III @eiBenburg Die
Wtoriciaaiic"... 9ie WarieiQoiic!
@er 6cid)reibt Die onoohtspoae Der
bliiiiung. mclde Die Wenge ergrifL
ais i6rc eriten NlttorOc erflongenl,..
Cine Stinme mlrmelte bic Mortc
nit. 3ebntoltlenO Stimmen iielcn
iofort ein... sic iongen niGt, OieIe
5ehntauicnO Simmer, lie id)rieeu:
.g(ut urmcS, citopenS!"... limo Der
0itpino tr>g Den 0liibenoen HiebeS-
id)rci zines gol5eu Sanoea bis an oen
Sori5ont. llr0 Der Nteber nYor.
roin" id)reibt BON Oiclcn1 Nugcllblld
Der 9egeiiterun9: o&n, lie hat oui9c.
5udt, Die elloiiiide Seelc, lie hat &C.
lcbt IN Der Griunerltng on Die Ser.
gollgcnbcit; mo bod bot lid Der gol'
lii6e &obn nid)t gcriibrt, ooa TcId)t'
lonO bat nidt ge5ittcrt."
Ger Nerlincr Gorreipon.
bent Der 2onooncr o0oilp Wuil"
tbeilt ieincm 9lotte nit, bob Die
.2Soee" Der nG6iten Soiier-0tauouer
cine groBe Supoiion @elttIdlallo'S
bon Der NorOicc aus fem meroe.
GronSportihiffc iiir sic ongreifcnoc
Snpaiionsormcc icicn bcrcitS bonn
Norbocttidcn @louo mo bon Der
Sombur9-gmerifo.Sitie sur Sertil-
gltng geitcQt. Sine madtige arnee
tueroc BON Wfittcl, un0 @eit.G eutldl.
lono aus gcgen Die Snpoiiona-S RIP
ben m~lurid)iren. Mud oic 6lotte Ioll
on oell Wton0oern %tbeilnebnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

Sm .8eiBen Sans" NOD
nidlt luieoer lporm gemoroeu lit
Vr1iioent 3nit bereits oui cine neiic
1pnr nof Connecticut g~egangcr.
Tie Mcgicrlnas Moidjinr gcbt ulld,
10 9latt rpeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sctanntmadunscn
shrsau hes atnnt.Mtpmrttrs.

IL, FnDcntDel lHu5,
Ger Stnotz(Scumcter tpiro aHl 6reitnB, oelt
10. NooCmbcr. HornittngS 10 llhr, an Grt lino
Sicue erfbeiueIt, nm ous Giueau ocr AstaAns
Ioenue, bon Der gloomiHgoalcsJinuo bis 6ut
gteunien StraBc, III ctdblircIl.
Rnlcigb g.. Sbpmns,
GID StaotsGcoTcier,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

@Gitcreien So bis Sc. 3ogceen ititt
Der @eroienit Der 6rouen itorf ob;
Sfneioerinnen peroienen ourd)-
itnittlid) So bis $3.50, &anoid)uh.
unO Gorietmo6erinnen 1926, in
Shubio6riten So, in @6idereien oess
gleid]ct. Sm Hils9ei6Git brirgen
cS % Yro5ent Der 5rouen ni6t eir,.
mai ollf $2,43 mo6entlif, ut6 nnlr
10 Ero5ent perOienen mebr ais $4.S6.
Ger Gur6idnitt Der 20bne in Oieien
&lrbeitS5luei9en betrGgt fir M0nner
1913 uno fir 6rauen 1928 no6entr
LID. llnO boiiir miiiien Die Nrmcn,
nod Nb5ug Der 3eit fiir Die Nnbl.
5~eitel1. ipodentlid) 81 bis 81 Stmoeu
ongeItrengt orbeiten. Nic id)on be.
merit, Itcaen oieie 3ablen Die Gurd),
ihnittsbobe OeS 2obnes oar. cin
gerpiiier Bro5entiub, bel Den Shnci.
bern 5. .. 7 Yro5ent. bel onocrcn
@ci6dften mebr pOer meniger, per
0iencn 6cocutcno mcniger, picle Der
WfGnner inter So, Der 6rolien inter
$3.50. lln6 babel fallen Die Sobnc
INNER ueiter. SSn 1908 6etrug Der
@ciommtbctrng 0cS Sobnnusfolle8
$4252,34S, in Den lester lefS NO
nutel1 ocS Sobres 1908 muroen no
Gcntlid $2S7,956 al Sobnen lpeni-
ger be5a6lt ais in Der entiprcd)enOell
3cit bon 1907, uno in Der critcn
SGIite 1909 gina Der @ofenlobn mn
ipeitere $329,676 5uriid. 2omit Souo
iii 9anO ging ald cine 8crminOe'
rll1g ser NrbeitS5eit IN 1908 mn
$500 Stun0eu m06entlih, ullo IN
bcn eriten 6 Otonoten BON 1909 cr-
litten $4,000 Nr6eiter cine Gin
ldronfung Der NrbeitS5cit nm no,
d)eutlih 1896 Stumoen, lpomit IA.
tiirlid) aud cine 2obnbero6iebuna
perbun0en mar. Nur 22t 2ertc
huttell oo% 6lueltelbnfte 8lild, lbrc
ArbeitS3eit nm 332 Stunoen no,
d)entlid) erbobt ST befommcn. 90
old) Der Sobn entipredeuo IN Die
@0be ging, lit aus Dem 9crifte uidt
criid)tli6; Dos &cranii0en bleibt
oIio, pie aeiogt, etmos 5peiielboit.
8enn mon bebenft, ooB oieic 3o6-
len lid MIR nui Die SnOuitrieorhei.
ter bc5icben, immerbin ober Die grobc
3obl Don 10 Mia. MeniGen betrei
fel, 10 fam mon lid Don Dem trait
riAen 3nitonoe Der engliihen 9lrbcl.
tcrfumilien einen om0hernOen Be
grill MAIDEN. Gie 9on5c (ieie~ ocs
GIcnOa tritt einent ireilih crit cntNc-
gen, menn man cinen Ginblid IN Den
Sommcr Der ainoerorbcit Neminnt.
Gorilber iuollcn mir ober %oic@nlol
Den SdJleier jiebcn. (&. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Dat Qamn GemeterD,
Gafern. slsenue.HcaS, nabe Rprth Tpiut.9apab.
geftdnbige Aufidt. grnftuple Sage.
(Sunii0 ,6Ulte)
Baltimore Eemctcrn,

Sireau: ;%raafliu glbs, Baltimore. II. Iurtbtr.
8cardbniBpldbe sum 8eriGit = bon $50 an,
nit MlGrTuorpfuiten nbeegreHst S35. - Rurm
fir bier @rnber. Sreie 0enISung Der anpele
fir 3rnucrgottesoienite. (Suni16,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
S%eriammfnugss gln5ciaen.
..Wrrrinlntr Nd6rr,Mrirmnnft.n

enmitas, oen Is. Nobembcr, A6cios s ll6r,
GcncruIs 4 rfammlnna mn Domination ocr
8eanIten in rSarfdfs Suae," Rr. AIS, sSeits
ScIiHgtan.etrahc gidt erf1ciHenoe Dtiteltcocr
peroen 80 9euts geitrnft.
3tG-O GbnrfeS Qu1up, Seiretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
gcrmiidlte Gn5eisen.
s. Sanbcr & S5bnc.

eetbenteftattrr nno Gtnbaifamtrtr.
VT. f10S-fst0, GaatcsssreHnr
rHb 9iiepit'9de Baltimore Str. nno prpaotpnh.
=. & Z. Ire 0inrpInno telephone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sirdlid)c Ynseisen.
ss@emciu0c

@ottcsoieuit t).45 Gornr. prchial iber ons
glarcuesGbGuuelium: Mc. ., p, Ser SabDai.
ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

Yraiibeut Salts 9ciiir-
lportlnl9 Der Subpcntioncn iiir onlc-
ritoniidle Compiler bat in Gngluno
grobe Grrcgung berporgerlien. Gic
oGoilp Moil" be5ei6net Den @eiee-
uorihlog ais ocinen Sd)lng gegcn
GngIonO'S Shiffobrt." Gle Nor
ming Folt" ihrcibt 0oriiber: ,@ebt
ooS @eieb Ourd). 10 miro cS 5rpeifcuoS
oic britiide Sdiffobrt ihper per-
lpunoen; Oenn Cs miro oie anlerifo.
nlId)en Sdiffswcriten ouregcn lulO
Der omeritoniihen SonoeIHmorinc
niele ShiiiSlaortgcn 5lIruenOen, Die
iebt inter engIiider 6lagge iegelr.
Wttt StoutssS ubiioien meroen Die
omerifaniiden Shiifc inns nid)t MIR
I'M Stillen Ocean, ionoern audi i'm
Itlantifcn Ocean idpmerc Gonflr-
rclt5 bcreiten mo unicren Soltocl
i%d)Gbigcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sobn Scriuig C Srbn.

VT. H1U3. ErIthHesSffnHt.
9iuriggcidt1ft: Nr. 81, aitertsMbfnu
Stghtawetpiun, Baltimore /. 6 puHip.
g9ir hd6eri In uHferer lanaen Sef61ftSprnriS
Plum uno gieid beeroiet. Sinh nit e%erinaert
profit sufrieocii. Die ieiniieIi stutfhff a~eIiefert
fit Sodseiten, llntcrbaiiIieen nno arbere
6cicaenbeiten. @eibe 1elepbeue, (Dlnt2e1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
GpnSpn-Sarf.G cincterf.

Siirean: gr. 2f, @eft. earatugu.etrnRe, NIB
-Saapt.Gingang: Srcbertd. Ruao.
9eerdbnibpldpe bon $25 an, inter bett6notgtr
9tufItbt; Shnitiblumer @eptuoe, Plansen etc.
iperoeit int 3reibhdis an 9aup.. Gingnna ee,
flttbeit. Infer Igent iptrb, tueun eeluifnf6i,
borfprehen. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

Tic Streid ) 4 oI5er mcr.
Den III Geutidlono iuieoer biuiger,
mieoer fat 10 biQig, ruie JIG Dor Der
Ginfiihrltng Der ltelten 3illobol5Nteucr
lparcrt, Cine 3iinoiuaoren. SnDnltrie.
8cic1idnft, oie ants anuflellten nrto
Snd)in0ultrleQen bcItcbt, pcrluertbet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13

tete &opele unb Die 8ibliptbef nit
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-08

portant offices like the secretaryship of state, the prefecture of propaganda, the six suburban episcopal sees, the chancellorship of the church, etc, most of the other cardinals, beyond being electors in the case of the vacant pontifical see, are much less import ant in power, prestige, influence and economic position than several arch bishops and some bishops of the Unit ed States. While the cardinalate would practically add nothing, ex- cept the satisfaction of some ambi- tious feeling. to some powerful arch bishops, like those of New York and Chicago, what the United States really needs is a cardinal of theirs residing in Rome to interpret American opin- ions. methods and aims to the head of the church. Of course if any of the American archbishops were order ed to such a post their admirable sense of duty and unflinching spirit of discipline would lead them to ac- cept it, but none of them would will ingly leave his position in America to become a secondary member of the Sacred College in Rome. There could be no better demonstration of the su- periority of an American archbishop to an ordinary wearer of the purple in the Eternal City"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-08
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 Dyspeptics they call themselves, but they stretch the imagination when they do it
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-08
ALSAcE AND LORRAINE.

To the outsider, of course, the real element of interest lies in the question of whether the process of "Germaniza- tion" so confidently undertaken by Bismarck is making progress. A sin gle detail from the French side of the controversy seems to shed light On the rolls of the French army at the present moment are more than 5000 officers of all rank who were born in the lost provinces" The German army, the French journals assert, in cludes but five officers who were born in the same territory. Apparently the provinces which gave France Kleber Rapp, Ney and one of the Kellermans have not yet surrendered the distinc- tion of being the nursery of French generals
 If the story needs further detail it is to be found in the notice recently published of the death of an Alsatian living on the German side of the Vos- ges. His sons, five or six in number, were all soldiers of France: several were in the foreign legion and at least two were officers. Quite as interest ing is the anecdote printed by our neighbor. the Courier des Etats- -Unis. of a young Alsatian who was serving his time in an Alsatian regiment of the German army. Have you any relatives in the army?" German gen. eral asked him. "Oh. yes" was the prompt reply. My uncle commands battalion in Nancy, my brother-i in- law is lieutenant of dragons in Rheims. and my cousin is a captain of chasseurs pied at St. Nicholas. - New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-08

A republican form of government is government by delegated authority Men are elected to a town council, to make local laws; men are elected to a state legislature, to make laws for the state; men are elected to the national congress, to make laws for the nation, their work being binding on their constituents in each instance. National conventions follow the re- publican form of government. Al though the conventions are supposed to represent the people, they in reality delegate their authority to committees.
 We have not had a democratic form of government in this country since the early colonial days. The mere party names republican" and dem ocratic" mean nothing in the way of implying a difference in the basic theory of government. The federal constitution has so fixed it that our government must be republican in form.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-08

Governor Willson of Kentucky. has by proclamation, authorized the people of his state to shoot to kilr' in re- polling night riding invaders of their homes. The proclamation is of histor- ical importance as being the first evil dence of such a change in Kentucky life as to make it necessary for a Kentuckian to have official permission to shoot to kill"