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The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
66e Weeks Fable.

Once upon a time the Wolves decided
that the Lion was carrying things With
too high hand. 50 they met in eonven-
ton to see what should be done about
it.
He hes lnsulted Us as 2 body on many
OCCASIONS, said one speaker.
He has even gone out OF his way TO
do IT," added a second
He doesn't seem TO consider that we
have a dignity 70 maintain.
He constantly Tubs or fur the wrong
way. and takes j malicious pleasure in
81 doing
He thinks he Is the II, and that We
count Tor nothing"
Something must he done to check his
high-banded ways. I move that q COM
mittee be appointed to draw up a reso-
lution-'
Second the notion. added an old
Woli. who had been caught stealing sheep
only a Few days before. -'and move
that the aforesaid resolution be red hot 3"
The motion vas carried unanimously.
ard tae committee was selected and re-
tired and brought the following resolu-
ton before The meetipz:
Whereas. The Lion VAS elected King
over all, aBd be thinks he is King, and
that what he says goes. now therefore.
Resolved, That a Wolf IS as big as
Lion and twice as dangerous"
The resolution was adopted by large
majority, and the Wolves dispersed with
a feeling that they had az last viHdicated
their sacred honor before the world
MORAL:
When the Lion IS where you can't hit
him with q club try z resolve.
Joe KERR
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

vivian-Which do you think the more
TirssOme, golf or skating:
Violet-Oh, golf, A person sits down
more while skating,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
His One Mistake.

When tie man With the blue goggles
on had got through telling funny story
which was laid 70 President Lincoln. the
old veteran spoke up and said:
Gentlemen. ! knew President Lincoln
personally, and the return OF his ami
versary always gives me a few solemn
hours may say that be made me what
! am
TEL US the story" was chorused.
Il viii At the battle Of Cedar Noun
tain was only 4 lieutenant. The cap
tain Of my company was killed. the colo
nel Of the regiment went down and other
officers were wounded, snd ar a critical
moment spranz forward and took com
m2nd Of the regiment The Coafederates
we're pressing rs. bat not only STOPPED
that. but regainsd our position. and then.
with a single regiment. held 10000 az
bay for two hours
And Mr.. Lincoln heard OF IT,
He did. and sent for me TO come 70
Washington. When arrived be pstted
me on the back and gave me q. coloners
commission"
II was 4 minute OF more before anyone
said anything. and then the man with
cast in his left eye observed:
4 have always heard that Mr. Lin
coin never made a mistake as president.
but now realize that be certainly made
at least one"
in what way, asked the old veteran
In not having you csshiered and dis
missed from the service st once for not
trying to lick the whole Rebel army at
once and so ending the war TWO years
sooner"
JOE kerr
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
Something Bigger.

He stood on the street corner gazing
down the street with great fnteuseneSs
Wien sn Acquaintance came along and
slapped him on the back and exclaimed.
Hello, but are you looking for Lin
coins birthday
NO, not exactly" was the reply Tn
looking for something bigger'n that"
''Old Abe was a great man"
Yes. know that
Never had a President Ike him"
That's what I've read"
And some folks say there viii never
be snsther"
Yes, I've heard SO. Yes. be was a
big man, but but
''Msbbe you think You know bigger
Yes, think do He Just passed here
snd / VAS looking after him.
Say, you want TO read up on his
tory Roosevelt is q pretty good man
but even L he was in town you couldn't
call him a bigger man than Lincoln. Who
DO yOu think you savy"
why. I know who It Was. u wss a
police captain In a new Uniform. Gee,
But be was great, He was carrying ~
OF the United States on his shoulders aud
dragging three territories after him.
JOE KERR
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
d Strenuous President Have Tilt

A dozen or 50"
THAT win make a good show. Why
don't you buy halftone 81 the lament
ed president to put in the parlor win
dow :"
"Um. Cm. Vel, yoa see you know
They cost only fifteen cents apiece.
Yes. I know. but you see this display
Is not exactly Tor Lincoln"
40? But you are not mixing him up
with St Valentine. are you?"
"Oh. no; but YOU see it happens TO be
MY vife's birthday, TOO, and it's 70 be
in her honor. Yes. Mr.. Lincoln was
good man and 2 great man. and revere
bis memo-y; but. but-but Airs. Brown
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Diaks-They say that when Lincoln was
boy he spent long winter evenings do
ing sums on the IRE shovel.
Wiaks-Why. I didn't know the Paper
Trust was in existence those days.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
y y NOT FOR LINCOLN.

The citizen was buying p dozen flags
At 4 notion store. when a friend entered
and saw what Was going on and said:
That's right. Brown got some OF
those flags myself yesterday We surely
ought to make some sort Of a display in
honor Of the day."
Yes replied Brown IN an absent
minded way
You admired Lincoln, didn't youT"
"Oh. yes
Considered him a great man7'
Yes"
$50 did J, Few men could have done
- well and none better in his place
How many hags sre you going to put
out:"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

says she's as good IS any man ever
born, and rather than argue the matter
with her I'll hang out the flags in her
honor. and let Mr.. Lincoln 30 until
sometime next summer, when she goes
up 10 visit her mother No use having
any doors kicked in or windows broken
when you can avoid il, yOu know"
JOE KERR
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
GIVING HIN A TIP

Dickson-Know that man on the corner?
Wickson-N0
Dickson Well. If yoa should ever form
his acquaintance. beware Of him He is
ore Of those men who treat q fellew. and
then make him payffoT Il.
Wickson-Tou don't say,
Dickso1-Fact- Hes a physician.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

THEN SHE DIS
CHARGED HER.
Mrs. Koyne 60
French naid)-I Ike
70 have you about
ne Ninuette. you're
SO pretty.
Ninnette-S Strange.
madame, but zst Is
Whist your husband
told me zis morning.
HOW he GOT
Z , En-
Cook told Dinks
a funny story last
week but he didn't
laugh. I got even,
though
HoOk-HOws
Cook-Last night !
overheard him re-
peating it TO a friend
then 7 had the
laugh on him
AT THE E5O'CLOCK
TEA.
Bronson II II were
not for my wife ]
wouldn't be here.
W0OdsOn No, hang
e.. and neither would
I II Il were net for
my wife I'm the
hostess husband.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

THE DIFFERENCE.
George Washington chopped cherry trees
When they were young and thin.
But Abraham Lincoln split up logs
When they were tough as sin.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
AT THE O'CLOCK
TEA
FARD LICK.

CannibaIs Cook
That last fellow We
caught is enveioped
IN a suit of armour
Cannibal + in z -
Let him 20. No
canned meat Tor
mine.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
HARD TO GET.

Junior Partner
I'm going TO adver-
tise for an honest
man
S 9 n Tor Partner
Tell the newspaper
people that We want
the "ad' 70 run for
& year or two.
NO BANK ROLLS.
Butcher-Is It true
you have given Up
your b a K e ~,
Schmidt
Sehmidt-Yah. nine
money iss IN de mis-
trust company. INT
how can I make
bread II I can't get
mine cough, amt it,
CIRCUS HUMOR
The Side Show
" a n a z er-What's
worse than a giraffe
with a sore throat3
The Big show
Manager - A cent?
pede with cOrns.
PROGRESS.
First Farmer-Gosh
all hemlock, Amt
yer struck water
yet7 How deep heT
ye gomez
Second Farmer
Bout a hundred feet.
First Farmer-An'
Amt re discouraged:
Second FarIner-I
dunno. I can say I
amt gittin' q long
well.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Bronson-I tell you. a bald head is ez-
peHSive
WoedsoR in what way?
Bronson-In many ways For instance.
when Used 10 90 70 the theater ! could
sit anywhere. Now ] have 10 sit in the
front row or attract attention
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
he WAS HEAVILY INSURED.

hanging from the bedpost
Second Neighbor-why didn't she cut
him dOwns
Third NeighbOr II guess he wasn't
dead yet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

oelsperfebr ouf Dem Stincn 05eon
Den olli Dem }ttlantiiden iibertlii9ell
merOc. Go@ mag Der 6oa IeirL ipelm
lid China ats iciner HiiditGnoigfeit
bcrallagenrbeitet bat mo IN bic Hcibe
Der groBcn &rIltllrs unO SotoeIos
m0dte cintritt. Sopon bat ouS in
pcrb0ItniBmobig flrrjcr Belt icrtig
0cbrudt, Gbino mnd)t ben Nnfong
oomit. Son Sron5iSco mo ScottIe
lpcroen Damn nod 9or5 onocrs olli.
bIiiben alno SIT mcit gr0Bercr @cOclt.
tllllg fSnmcn ais bi2bcr. llnO Die
auaitcuuua ioQ onju bcitro
gen. Die Gntmidclltn9 mn &ciituns
gen Ser &ocific Stootcn Der 0clt
Dor Nltgcn 5t fiibrcn. SIS lit feline
notwithstanding, ionOcrn cine 9IlIS.
itelllng Der pieIieiti9en uno rcid)en
Der mIfitrcbc10eu Stooten
am StiQcn S5con mo NloSfo'S, Oo9
man nod, Dor bier &%nbr3cbnten Die
Giafiltc Der Ser. Staten genonnt
bat. Ioriu lieQt Ole @cocutlng Der
9[itsitcQrmg III SeuttIe mo oorin
licgt ibrc Nn5iebungsfrait. Us lit
fiir oieic Nuaitelung nidt 10 uiel
morftihrcieriihc Refldfne gcmo6t
lporocn lpic gcluobnlid), Sopiel mir
aus 0cn lp%cnigen lllS aus Seattle 5lta
9cgongcncn 3eitlutgen crieben bobelL
Iinb Dem iibIidcn &limbim mo Den
llcbcri06li6en 9lttrottionen feline
GorBciiiontn genlodt morOe1.
Die NlaiteaitnG iol 5ci8en; Gas ia.
ben mir gclciltet oui Ocn perlhicbeu-
Itcn@cbicten u%niercs mirtbidaitliden
SburS oIlein olrdJ uliercnllnternc9
mmg9gcilt unh unIcrc @nergie. Mo&
bel Der Alosfo 2)ufon EacifIc . Nus.
Itclllng I'M @c9cnlob 81 onOercn
iibcrroidt, lit 0ic Ebotindc, OoB lie
1m Gr0ffnungstogc mirtlid) fcrtig
nor.
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Die Nnsitclnno am Yacifie.

Sn Seottle inn Stoote @oibin9ton
ut porgeitern Die Nlosfo s)rfon 30
cific ausitcIlmg croiinet moroen.
Seine aroBe @cltnteiie uto bod bon
9cocnttn1g fir Die Eociiic = Stoatcl
Der llnion, fir ole Stooten ipeitIidD
pom 8eliengebirge bon Californian
bis bitoili nod 9ritiid f. columbia
nno Alosfo. Gie @elt lit mtSitel
il%in9smiipe %gelporbcn. Tic groBell
@eltnusIteaungen iinO fir bic mel.
item Musiteiler init &oDcn perfniipit.
iuelde lid nid)t inlnler rcttiren. lln.
oers NIT fleineren NtllSitelun9cn. Die
Eacific Stootel bobel 5linl ~eritcl1
Wnle cine iold)e. llno lpelln iie lest
5eigelL mos in perb0ItniBmGbig tue.
iligen Sobr5ebnten bort gelciitet NOR.
ben 1T, luelhen uleeobnten Iui.
ifiuung Die Stnaten om StiQen
Ocean eenommen boben, 10 lit oaS
ibr gutes &edt unb lie fonnen nit
ehren beiteben. is lit bon perid)ieoc.
-a1er Seite bebonptet moroen. bab III
nidlt ati5lt ierner 3utrmit Der San.
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Hpiulanbs tiirtiidle 8Gber.
Gnuitnble.@ebanbe, Ypitamt ssseu. etrts uiirn'
(Niui4,1O


9lm 81. IRA eoais Nnbreht, gr. 1915.
vim 81. 0iai eGmncl Whit, Gr. 2s43. Ct.
YnulzStrnfe. 62 Satire alt.
Z 9tm 80. yiai MinrD ~. Butt, Pr. III, gtoro'
Vruaopun, % Sabre alt,
Vim %. giai .eanie g. Sendntan, gir. 400,
lIurosSurcD sStrube, 80 Sabre alt.
sm 27. Mai sntie GUIe, 9ir. s36, StodboIrl1
StraBc, AZ Sabre alt.
VIM 81. Mai 6Barles Nt, 9api9, UT, sci,
gSpooiparosS irnBe, ~ Sabre alt,
PIN 30. Wtai 5GHn %. SonioaH, 9tr. GIT,
lSeit=NiulberrO sStrnbe, ~ Sabre. ali.
9tt /. Stunt gnuie Sa5letuu, llntoerittdt5'
@otpitul. 81 Sabre alt.
gtm l. 2nnt ecna 4. @einstarter, 9ir. 1881
DicGulo6sStra 50 Sabre nlt.
9lm 81. Mni 3pBanua 6. 3oucs, Mt. 1928,
Wuhiiou s%gtpeulte, ~ Sabre alf.
9Irr I. Stni Subn z. Sadiuu, gr. 935, HSc1is
SranfIiusS trn6e, 81 Sabre alt.
Stm 80. Mai @m. g. Sais, 9r. 1926, HtOtr'
itoezgloemIe, GO Sabre ult.
Nm 30. Mat 3rcne Wturrap, gir. lis, gIorhs
&incents Strnbe. 30 Sabre alt.
gtn1 81. Widi @liiabein Is. Mtiner, gtr. 2O6.
Sits2aiunettc S%penlic, 81 Sabre alt.
PIN 81. N}ni aunic Smcue, Nr. 100, Acits
SohcttcsS trnbc, SO Sabre nlt.
am 81. Wtui @bparo u. Eiueus, TIT. COL
bGrIees StruBe, 50 1abrc alt.
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ght Gcitrn.
GrGiiocnt Salt nnS Der Sarif.

8rGiioent Snft b9finoCt lid 81 Nm
lang iciner Naturalization III elmer
mongenlbmCn Gage. &n icincn
Gompugncrc0cn mo in iciucr Nn-
trittareoe bat er cine cbrliAc Hcuiiion
OeS Sarii5 befiirmortct, cine Neuilton
nod untcIL mo MN rcptOirt Der Cont
grcB nod ober, mil Dem &olfe 3oIe
oufbulicn, Die 0na geru0c @eQcntbeil
bon Dem iin0, mos pcripro6en nor.
Den iii. Sobc %Ginfubrj0Qc beoeilten
olld- bobe Erciie fiir Die &nlonOs BRO.
blftiorL 6cnn sic Freiie DerGcn i'm
Gurd)idnitt 10 bod gcid)roltbt. ais e2
Die 3oac crlouben. llHo nldlt einmol
ehrlide Nrbeit miro 9ctban. Wcrtb=
3onc lollcn ipe5ifiidcn 3oQen Ylob
mod)en, binter Dcncn iid) 9roBe Grbo-
bunacn ocritcdcn. Die Ioriis9iQ lit
mnbefricOigeno, illlgcrcG)t, mo man
miro foum 5t piel iag5lt, iucun man
tic corrupt tennt. Nbld)Culid] bat
Scl1ator Stpnc pom WfilIouri Die Mc.
tbobcn scr Gorifmnd)e ul0 tire Ne.
%itItotc %Qcronnt. Ole pom Scnat2
Gonlitc icitQeicbtcn &otcn icicn gor
nid)t bon Dem Gomitc, ionNcrn Don
Dem Gbcf scr NGu.Norfcr 3oasGb-
Id)GBun1@bcborGc pCrioBt mprocn,
iagt Senator 9oliper Ncrrn 2llorid)
in'o 8eiid)t. Cos Allies mod,t obtr
olf ben Senator pon Nbo0e &alua0,
DER Die 3ii9cl III Der &ono Bat, feiren
Ginoruf. Gle Carthage miro ober,
iuenm lie nidt otn Wiinihen ocS &ol-
feS cntiprcAeno 0cloit miro, BON
Nellcm agitlrt mer0en uu0 Oo9 Sono
IN llnrllfc gebnltCn. Mir0 Qr0iioent
Gait. ser nit elmer iold)clt Nepiiion
bcs Sorifa nidt einpcritonoen icin
FAM bnS meme Sarii0cict mlter5eid)-
nct? Wiro CT c2 nhnc lainc ltntcr-
ldri't Dem Canoe 0lfhallcn loiicn
o0er miro or eS nit icilcm &eto
beIcacn? y8ir0 Der TrGiioent Die
SolfeItlmmnng, olld) Die Der Wtc6rs
belt ieiner cigcnen Eortci, lmbcod)tet
lolien mo oui bic Stitc ser i'm Sc
not bcrrid)cnbcn Clique Der Stunb.
pottcrS trcten? FrGiiOcnt Snft bat
lid btSbc. allSgeidDuie0cn. Gr idOpcigt
nod miner. Sat CT ben Wtutb. lei
l1er llcber5etgunQ trcu 5l bleibclt 10
miro er lid Die NiiBlid)feit uno bic
6olgcn clnc9 &ctpS 5lt ilbcrIt1cn 10
ben. Gin Ncto lpilr0c oCn Yr1ii0cll-
ten olcr0ingS in cinen ltorfcn Gont
lift nit Ocn alien Siibrern Der Nnr.
tti bringCn. Ioiiir miirocn ibtll Ole
"Snllrgcntcll" nntcr ocn republican,
ldel Scnotoren 5uitinuncn, Der
Fr0iiGcnt milrOe lid ole 6eiu0ihoit
oeS @roBfnpitnlS unb Der @rpBcor-
porotionen 5u3ieben, Die binter Dem
glOrid)- Sorii itcbeL ober CT miirOe
lid lueite SoltSitidtcn gcpinucu.
lbs &oIt uerIonate tinc 8erbciicpumn
oes Ginglcp Soriis mo crbGlt cine
@erboicrung. Er0iiOent Soit bciin.
oct lid in elmer unongencbmcn Gage
obcr cr mus lid cntidciocr, cntihei.
Den Iilr bic Sntrreiicn Der EruitS ulo
8robcorporotionen ober fiir sic Snte-
rellct oeS TolfcS. Gait am Shei0e-
ipege, lpie emit SerfuIeS. gSir0 er Gin
5ipelter SerfuleS iein?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

9nGttmorc. ben "a. Wlui 1900.
ga Die GtruBenourbhru9s 3 9orlmtii1re Der
etaot Baltimore in acieeIif pcrgei6riebener
9Seife ibrei croeiiltt9en mo corrt9trten we
riot fiber Die auocipro6enet Gnilndbi9IIlee1'
l~lnfuiten uno 98eriberbbbun2en fir bic Spns
bsmnirnn9 nno shliciuug iener ga19er Strede
Der gSiuoiu III. Jiuab, ipelde 8fptibet ocr
@%eittette Der 5ulton.slperaic nno Der Sitlelie
Der RaDiorsS giraffe ecIege1 1T, leblt, oeIl oaralf
be6iiali1en enbgiiltiGea mo eorrigtrtcn erlan:
iern6en 9ldnen III @eIriBbett Der SorlbrtIteiI
bcs Baltimore StuotsGbarters nno oer am u.
0iai 1908 ultcr6ei1neten &croronuft9 Nr: 12o
hes 9RaDcrs unb StnotrntbeS bon Baltimore
bel mir birterleqt bnben,
miro btcrnit bctunrt .Gemu4t, oob bem9tcr
9eri6t lno BGiHe nuf hieie SSeiie IN oteie1i
9iireaI binterleat pnracn iino,. uro oaB DER
Munor mo Stabirntb bon Baltimore, ooer irs
ecno cine 9eripn noer Geriolen, ODER cine ober
mebr Gorporaticnen. Die NIT oer 9ertostliEs
Der norberanrtcu SniihlSieunser ooer 9Scrtbs
erb0bungen rnSufrieben ftno, i%itner1aIb oreibig
800 1daeIt pom %. Gage beS Ilnt i'm Sabre
1909 an, ais hem GAGE Der eriten bon mir
uus9cgunecret &cr0tfeniItGnng oieicr Goti5,
thriitli0 bugegel Gn has galtimoter Siaois
Geri6t appetliren mo ods belQ9ic 9eri6t ers
fi0en mbeen, oieieIbe Su reoioiren.
Z. Seiuell Tbputas,
(giai25; Siini1, S,16) StaotsGegiftraior, +
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siireau hes Observation-Disclosures.

WnIftl m 0 I G, tt, Wlnl 1UUH.
.sluen bnrot iltersiiirien @erionen piro 5iers
NIT Nadrlht eribeilt, onB bet SidOt'Sneenieur
AM Il. Mai 1909 in oieieut 9iirealt. ipie es
oir9 ben @bitnitt %, slriifeI So. bes gaItts
inprer StaotsGuoey bon 1906 %perlangt ,uiro,
ben erfldrenpen 8ldu uuo SuplifutIiiie Der Sos
iteraufInae fir bic Gf!afterung bon Suanu'
slacn, 5piihen Der gnnfs muo 8pagb.S trahe,
btnterIegt bat.
PILE babot beriitrieu Yerfoncn finb beredt
iidnnier Sinierleeurg an. I'M Baltimore Staots
eeri6t burh fbriftIi6 eineerei6te Yetition ba'
1l1. eripea shpmas,
Gratis, 90, 80 urt5h Stabtsaeetftrator.
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9lbnm Nich[.

IS ftdrb am /. Suni 1909 NDam 1iebf i'm
alter bon II Sabren, 7 Niordten mo 8 Iaaen,
@ntte bon Anua =. Stcbl. NerlpdHote
mo 6reunhe ocr 5dn1ilie iino ndiut9spou etns
9elnoen, Der 8eerbiaun8 bei5upoblen, ipelte
1rcitna, yiunmiitGgs 2 ubr, bon ietHer
g8obnurN. Hr. 303, Sio.6lintunN Straff, aus
itattiiEoCt.
9ld, III buit iebt ]iibcrpunoen
Wiauche idiperc baune Stlnoel,
Wiurd0cn lap ltto mntde gtndt
sat On In Shrner8eu 5igebrndbt.
Stunhbnit bait Oil tie Grtragen.
SeiHe ShnIer6en. Seine Bluleu,
9'iS Der COB ous gluge briht,
Sod O~craeiien mir Did niht.
Sie traIcrnoe Nitt,ue ncbi; 0inner.
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9erartemcut fir ufientIihe ynnten.
GnbsScsartefuent hes Stabts,S ngeuteurS.
ia III c, 2i. glpril 1909.
Mn Nlnr hik ca nttachtI Z

III WNt, OH te uNutUt.
Siermit miro in llebereinittmmline nit ben
@bianiiicn So . uuo 81 e bes Charters Der
Gtaot Baltimore befdnnt ae9eben, oab id mad
benz 7. SUM 1908 beginltel iucroe, 9abio on.
Strube, bon Der A~toroieite Der @orIproionsstpe
bis our Giioieite Der 9aundIesS trase, nit mo-
oernein NiateriaI 5u ~piIaitern uno neu 81 pflas
iiern.
aGe @erioneu rnb gorsorationen .pcrbca
fir aue grbeiten Bi cr!aneea mn ~otefelbeu
Dor benz Z. Sum- 1909 5i beenoieen, Die in
tr9enb elmer gSeiie bic Mufarabure ooer bic
anfrei6nna beiagter obereetantier StraBe ooer
ctites Sbctes o~erielbei notbmcnotg ma deit,
ipenn oicie eepflnitert ooer neueepiIaitcrt lift.
y. Z. Grnoal. GtabtsS naenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

Grfolg. Gas N~uftreten Der fran3oii-
i6en @Gite mar lomit altdJ ht Flint
leriiter 6iuiidt Elm Invertebrates Or
eigniB.
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Snu0tius Hplibcr.

IS fturb am ,. sunni 1909 in ieincr SSo5s
ni1a. Rr. 7t2, Ncit,Saltimorc etraRc, 3gnn'
tins EOlitrr M gllter non 50 Subrcl. Sic
Nceroiguna iinoct am 6rcitng, W}orgclle BON
Der obenqenunntcn @obnlIltq aus aui oCm
6rieobnfe ocs Der. Serdclitithen llnteritiit'
Bunges@erCius" fiuti. Bite, feline Glunclt.
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Uefanntma6nngeu.
Scpnrtcmcut fir Uffcntf;dle Sidrrbelt.
lintersI epnrtrmcnt Der Heaer.6 mnltinr(

tliHter'I epnrtrment Der Seaer.6 mmiiare.
Baltimore, I. Sunt 1909.
@crfssclte 4nacboie, an ben BoarO q
9nuaroa" %uorCiiirt, perhcr i'm Niircalt oc9
Sluoi 9egiiiruiurs Int Hidtbhanie bis Oiittiupdh,
Den t6. Sili 1909, II nor Sormittd9e, lnr
Die Sicierllng bes SpiarHhen III oGs 6euersSea
purtement eliGepen Gcnollr'cn:
Silui GDtbers Scncripriecu criter @rOhc, pun,
IA Srdirc"- pSer nTbTcus"sSnp.
Sedlsiigtauirno 6rh llntcr3rnnos&nbei.
Nrtitci fir Sagerhnns irr one fnituienoc
Jutr, cinidiicslif Npblcu uuo 0uiS.
TfrroefRtter fir circn, 6iuei uoer orei Dip'
nate.
Spc5ififationcu neroen uuf &crlnnQen ront
SeIrctdr hes Scucrs Scpdricnellt5 gelleiert. 3u'
irtcOcnitelenoe 8iirNthdit in Der iiblihelt Gori1i
I'M Reirogc beS Gnnir1fteo miro bonn ertol1.
reihen Dieter p%erIun9t. Sin be9laiihiatcr Sbct
heS Niccrs. nuf cine nSlenri19 poule"sVdllf
gejugen, III oem in oen Spe6iiifdttone1 nllgc'
9ehcien @etruBe, an ben Oiagor mo Stnotrntb
bon baltimore 6ubIbnr 0emnht, inrb icoem glll'
eehot ~6ciacfiiet iein. Sds Gedt blcibt eorbcs
bdltet, irBeno Gin Deer ale Ir9chole 5u per
lperfeu.
SIN glitrngc Der @cbhrhc
g. ". @itiuiun,
Seiretdr.
SutoebeiBcn;
4. NnrrH Wahppl,
Rrdfiocnt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t,Nltui3 4 30 10 tttot1)
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Sic @rORbanOclsprciir in 1908.


Ger Sobrcsberi6t iiber bic @roB.
bonbeIspreiic I'M Sabre 1908, Der los
chen pom &onoel5s mo NrbCitadmtc
pcroiicntli6t it, 5eigt, Dab Oieie
Erciic I'M AQgemeinen BON Der Sobc
oca l5o6rcs 1907 bcrobgegongen ma-
rem u1O MIR mcnig bobcr itonOen ais
in 1906. Ger @crid)t gibt Die
Yrciic BON 25S Sollptortifelu mo
5il0Icid) cine llebcriidt iibcr Die
Erciic III ben lctten 10 Sobren bon
1890 bis 1908.
Ger Ncinmtlt 9urdl6uittsprciS
III 1908 mur 80 Nrojcrt lultcr ocul
bon 1907 Dem Sabre, ooa Den bod
Iten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III DEM 3eit-
rol,ne bon 10 Sobren mufueiit frei-
lid BLOB nm O.2 Hro5cnt iihcr Dem
0ur6ldnittSpreiic bon 1906 ltebt.
Sm &crglcihc SIT 1897, DEM Sabre
Der nieorigItcu Yreiic, lit 1908 unl
1863 Ero5ent uorolt8 mo gcgcn ben
Gurd)iAnittSpreiS Der 10 Sabre bon
1890 bis 1899 Inn 22.S YroScnt.
%on Sttobcr 1907 on bis Nllguit
1908 iinO bic Erciic ltetiG 8eioIIen,
nit ollciniger Nlanobnle elmer fIci-
men Stcigcrung I'M Sllli. SIN Ill.
quit 1908 butten lie Den nicOrigiten
Ylultt crreidt mo itunOcn If Ero-
sent inter Ocm SabrcaOltrdldnltt
un0 7.3 Hrojcnt inter DEM 9urd).
id)nitt pom Sftobcr 1907, no lic Ocn
-boflten Eunft III oen 10 SnDren CT
reid)t buttcn. SIN Gc5ember 1908
5cigt iid lpicocr cine .3unobnlc bon
Is Yro5elt iiber Die gll9ultpreiie.
Bon oen 25S NrtiteGL Oeren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5u bctonhllcl lun.
rclL 5ci0tcn 1872 i'm Gurdidnitt CT.
men FrcISobidlog gegcl 1907 SO
ltonoen nrli bericlben Stliic mo SO
luielcn cihcn 3uidlag olli.
Son Den ncltll Observation-Disclosures,
inter Die Die ein5elnen 0egenl t1n0c
pertbeilt marell. 5cl0tcn Z cincn NIB
ldlag gegcn 1907. Sormer5eugniile
im groben @on5cn luorcn 80 Ero-
sent inter Den Iurhldnitt oca Sab
res 1907 gefollen. S%ebenSmlttel ipa-
rem I'M "a Yro5cnt geitiegct, &lei.
Der u1o aleiberItofie INN II Ero.
sent geiollen &ei5. mo @clcld)s
i~lndaitoiie nm 81 Ero5cnt, Mctoll-
gcgenitGnoc ltnl 1876 Yro6ent. Gas
mor i~ibrigenS Der bcoeutenoite Niid.
gang Den oos Ter5cihniG oitlrucilt.
Nol5 ulo Sol5uooren iiclen nm 81
@ro5cnt, Qrogiten mo Gbcmifolien
ItieQcn nm OF Ero5cnt. SouSbul.
tun9agc9cnltGnoc liclen I'M 3.S nno
Die inter oNacrlei" 5uiummengcioB-
ten @egeuitonbc nm 81 Ero5ent.
Scr bur6ifnittlihe @robbonoclS-
Greis oli Hobitoiic luor III 1908 NM
50 Nro5cnt inter bent Stonoc BON
1907 ulb Der Surdifnittaprcia &C.
mod)ter @aorcn nm 5 Trojctt.
Son Den 25S I'M 9criht pcr5rid).
neten Artifcln hottclt i07 int 60
mar oen bod)iten ErciSitono. luG6.
reno alli Den Sc5enlber MIR 20 Ia
men.
Gonod) mar olio oo1 Sobr 1908
zines Der tbcuerItcn Der gollScn let-
ten 3cit, lpnS mir ia olld) ohncoiea
muBten. Nber Der Micnid irc,tt lid
bod, iuelli er oos, mnS er lcIblt CT.
lebt mo Ourd9emodt bot, oud Of
tcnn11Big nit 3oblcn beluicicn be.
fonunt. (@citl. Toit.)
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Die jdbrii6e Gonium5nnnbnte in Oelt
tilnf uorbergegon9enen Sobren lidJ
i'm 0ltrdid)nitt olti 100000 9orrels
Bier belief, lit oieie 3ul1obma i'm Sis
foliobre 1907-'0S olf runo 100000
5ltritfgc9ongen. Nidt genug obcr
0aral1: Don SILL 1908 an bis bellte
3eigt lid bon Wonot SIT Wonot cine
cfteftlpe Nbna6n1c 0tS GoniumS, un0
5luur bon iolbem llmiunge, boB Der
WlnOerconillm I'M Neridtsiobre lid
aNf nidt lueniger ais 2,6S0,000 Bar.
relS beIGuft; ouitott citer idbrIideu
Gurd)ldJnitt55unobmc bon faIt glct,
der Sobe in ben porbcrigen Sohrcn.
@enn man9in 9etrod)t 5icbt. pie eng
pcr6un0cn c0da 9%rmuqeperbe nit bic.
len onoeren bnOuitric'h 1T, fam
man at Der abnobme crnlciian, tpic
Idllper Die ruirtbihoitli6cn l5l,tcreiicn
ocS 2n1toes oitrf sic @ro6ibition &c.
id0otgt tuor0en limo.
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SDrraiuc.

@aGcriTh. - Rarfnriis. - Sriceiif.
Beitlif. bon 9Sulbroof cine uno cine Babe
Mcilr. Ulou1t &uQDsgSagqon5 uro Gorratllcs
&aqgunS oireIi bis sum @ingaf1. 0eioe &es
lep6oEe. S%tnotsQiircau i'm brittcn Slur beS
alluion Iruit"sGcnduoes, 6Gnrice. nno Yonctte'
Stru6e. C9iat4 .1S1&S)