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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
NMs ocn Merid)tcn.

-
Observation-Disclosures Die in ocu Sc,
ridtsn nentilirt pcrGcn loucu. 49,
6rou Hu6io &irginin SBlc tlngt
0cNen Sen tx Glcrt 0cs Supe-
rior @criht$. 80 Nod) cine Sizes,
bermon'i6c &lu9c cilAcrcidjt,
6ron Spoio &ir0inia Galc, @ottiil
Don No6crt SNlc, cbcnlnliAcr Gltrt
inn Supcrior.U Cridlt. rcid)tc gcitcril
I'M Ncnonntcn @crid)t QcNcn ibrcu
@otten cine &lnNc ciL I'M cinc1@uii
ucrtrnN. 0gu Cllr nit icilllr Sod)tcr
nb1cihIolicn bate. unNiiltid Ill cg
tl0rtn. 1ie Gruu gicbt in Ger &logc-
idlriit M. nab ibr @ntte ON I. p
ScnRbcr 1905 Du2 Nuua 9tr. 20l3,
TiIItou 2npcrrc, iiir $500 mo 0it
Mt0bcl iilr $500 al icine (ohtcrGthcl
Gale Oerfor't bob2, nm lie ibrc2 Mn
rcdltca ari Dos GiucutMm jll bcroll.
ben. Aldgcriu Nicbt terrier on, baB
Ole lod)tcr ttin @elO bate. I'M boS
GtgcntDilm }ll Cr!pcrbcu.
MluQcu fcjH @n0c.
Nctrcii@ scr 6lc6ccrmuNihtu Orb
id)nit& MnQclc0cutclt, mCldc Icit Ocnl
CODE 0t3 irilbcren 0%rurotrntiihcn 70
~litifcr3 &cnru q. TIeorernIun cine
aInGc noh ser np0cycn in Gcl itG0ti
id}rn MrridItNn j>r ToINc hottie, lit Die
Sihlotion ictt rod clmpli3irtcr &C
morNcn, ais jc 5uppr, inorN 0cl.crn
Ednlca 81, Tle0ocHndu non 9ir. S2l.
&nmiltpn- (crrocn i'm Nuiicngcrid,t
ciucn 9ntrua itentr, 0cB cntlrcNer sic
@Crhnnnlundcu III cent 0nacitrcngtIH
&rGidIuit2 Ero}clicn Dor ~ bmorc'
ncu itOttlInocL o0cr bic Mitt,pe Dc,
Reinforcement oUi i6rCl Aciitiaru SIT
itui,0 hin GcHrilit WcrGc. Md miro
IN Der @IGScidrlit Nciorbert. hcb Die
Nrou G3G,cGD NiirNidoit ltclte. hn
Nu3 &cgru36rH $4,000 betrugc. lr0
CIR NrtrGgitcucr ais Uiiiucupaltcr or
noItnt mcrGc. Glcn0crmon mnd,t acI.
tel0. fub icinc Muttcr Don circr
Sdrucitc". Grou Caroline Ebonlo3,
pcltc urrc3tih cine Spirihuoliltin
lit, ulil uftGeloriGe Neile tCeiniluft
muroc. u babe DER 0ilttcr ,lucl Dem
Soot oca &atcr2 oo3 ncGcitc 3intnlcr
in irinrr &3otmma }ltr &criiI9ul1 &c
Itcllt mo lie nit ic6cm milnideltaiucr
tGcn Curtis unGctch mo irot6cm
iet OieIeIb2 ciIils .DiorNcn3 lei ser
ifjled,tciten Mii,eruuig ucn inn ic".
gajo9en. Sie lei cnW,o!a njdIt III G.
bori9cr Nciic 1afleib,t 0e,ueicu. limo
nl@ cr Die t5you tinca cages lei ,5.nu
Ibon,n2 beiudtc. SAFE O~itici3c oller.
bonc piyres 3cuG uon Cent pcr'torbe
ncn Hattrn lc'proMc1, mornu3 CT
iihIlid, ocntIen lei oob lie ulter Gem
GtniluG Ok 5pjriiiitin ltuno.
Chen Observation-Disclosures
Nn3tcnboa pcruuitaIten Der ,Ntab
g2r'f6eian3gerein" MD Der aarbei.
teg. ,gtdruiey1 lor" a1 Routag. oeu
10. 6ebruar, liz Der. ,t3ernianiu
WnnnetdIo- Safe. @er:hrnge
Ereiie ijnb ansaeieat, unb Ser Gin,
triit III nur q Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
Bonn Stapel GelGiIsU.

S1opellonI OcS grGBten umo brIten
SNlod,tidiiica ser umcrituniitcn
Slotte, .I:lamorc." IN Nerport-
Mctp5. - 0rGulein Nunc Gnbnl
iouit Sos Sniif nit GpompOgncr.
tie p~pr5ijglide Nu@riiiuu1 oc@
icIben.
McWpor1NcmH 6. Srlrudr.-
Goa neue NroGe Sd,lNftihifi DGoo.
mare" pljrbe te1ltc BON Den Shiii@.
bouboicu ser oNcpportN cp3 Chip
building ano Cru Npd Gomponp"
ul,c4 bonn Stnpcl NeIoiiCn Gina 5000
Ncrioncn mobntrn Dent %or9onNc bet
inter 0i2icu ser Niili2icfrctGr Scr
Slot1c Sutterlcc, Woupcrllcur Neune
mCil nnn Gc!amurc nit icincm StG
be, SiCutcnun Woupcucur N(tbin
boil, cine Ge!c0utiou De- NGloluuycr
ScNi2tntur urO Gontr, NhmirdI Tolr
Tier, inruie piclc mlOcrc bohc 6lottcn
Sfii5icrc, Trl. Nnuc NcumNucl G1s
boll non Nyt0QCpclL Gel, Die 9}ihtc
0Ca @Dllucrucur4, Iullrte Dos GNiir
nit GhompoNncr; ibr Oiiiitirtcn 0ic
NrIn. ISlorcncc Nojcl bon Nopcr mo
@llcn Golcnun Dupont pom g&ilmit0-
ton. Mini sic Gcremouic iolltt Elm
@outctt.
Ser nGeluuorc" iii 5lr ,}cit mnhl
0a2 Ar0Etc lnlo uolltonmlelItc
oSdlIadtidiif" ser IIottc ir1cnO eli
llcr 8robmodlt. @r lit cinc9 pon Sen
SdJiffcn, oereu Ban iilnNit pom Con,
0rcb o>toriiirt lwlrbc, Git unocrcu
Orci iii>O: n9trro 1afotu." mcld)cr olt-
Gcnbliflidl III Guincn Moii., Ncboltt
miro. pSlnrico," wcldJcr im Glottcn.
SUiifSbnnhui III Mm. Nort, mo
ylltuh" lutld}sr III Camden, y. s.,
gcboltt mcrhcn miro.
Ser nIcIomorc" hat cine rnQc-
iu0bnlid) ltorte WeihiiB Nu9riiitmg
mo cine Wcidminoi0fcit bon u Nno-
ten. Gr lit ocrnr00c icincr ollBeror.
bentIih iolibcn Contribution 5llr
&ertbeioiOmg bclitr Gccignct, ol@ If
gcu0 Elm onbcrc2 Shlahtid)iii iciucs
Cpp5.
Ter Shifistorpcr lit al Der ySnliers
lltlc BON cincr oht 6llB brcitcn Euil-
5crlutQ Ncid)iitt, Nercn Miarintuloidc
If 3oN bctrG9t; 6icic 9Nudbrt bin-
rcidlcllbcn SdNlb iilr sic &ciicI, Die
Wtuihircric muo bic MtWrition2,Ma
Noiinr, Ger SDcil obcrbolb Der
Moupt NrmirumG iii 1eidIiitt prn
elmer I TllB , 3pl b"rcitclL 10 3oll
oidcn Eon5crlm9. Cbrrbolb Der
Nnrpi ~GnicmntteH bicnt cine ) ,3ou
hifc Eun3cruuA 5lul Sfutc be1
Mulptthcilca Der ScfunoGr Nuttc.
ricn Ser 5sioQiNcn @ciNiiBc mo ser
Sd)ilia Strnftur.
Ger c%ontrattlid)e Nrcia iiir 0cr 9oll
Ser .0cIoporc" bctrua $685. 900;
om #. Nep. 1907 pnrN scr &iel &C
lcNt. Cos GGiii III 80 TuB lang.
81 SUB = }oa brett; c2 miro BON
bon Cripple Grpuuiiol2 Moihineu
NctriCbcn mo hut cine Wcmnnmng
BON 500 Wonn.
&brc NrmirunN DcItcht ans Der
! MollptbnttcrlC Don 10 jpGlijoui0en
Miltcrloorr @cid)iibu ilun ats Der
| ScclnoGr %nttcric Don II nini50l
liQcn SdNncllicltcr @cidGiecu. bier
brciqiiinoIqcn Solnt9ciNilecL y 3.
5Glligen Nel0aeitiibcn mn 5luci 30
foIibriGcn Noid)jncn @cidilbrn.
Die yGClopurc" bat cine Mulicrs
pcrbr0ngunn bon 10000 Sonncn obcr
40 SpnmCH mchr ol@ Wrobbriton.
micn'e ueucitcH 6nbrjcuN icncr @lniic,
Die .Tol9uort."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

fcutcr, Toicph g. Conf, G0luurb 9.
Huobcl, 9iiholas Wtlrpbp Nb. Gins,
Ncnrp WrGie, George Srunt, Ncnrp
&orncr, Wnl. Mcuter. GHua, Y. &obn-
ion, Robert Tihportb mo :. Guns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
@1dcntlidcr @:iuu6Gcit3 @cridt.

Sine 3uro5Te ccr CUoa5iGlc Qe6el
i,bey Sen 9aioen Uer5uuJctcH @c
d]cu m39 Sc, corrcironoiycnNe
Mode ot3 &orio1rea 3u rcr5eid
nel. &urgcucnt3iin0mg ior
Oelt &c WcjitcN CpiCr.
Sem lu0trutIiNeu @crmobejt4bt
rid)t iiir Sir ocrNouQeue Npde 81
6ol8c bobCn sig Eooeai0l2 ~ne1cuijbc,
Sen bGiocn OortcrQcbenocn &SoGcu
0iClcs Tabre$ uuO Der c%orreipou0i-
r2Eocu @4od,c GeS lettcn %obrc3 iuq1
uommcu. IS rluOcn int @uu3cu 21a
lO6c9i0Ue .oHgc5cigt, i'm &cr4lcih 81
t95 GcNc2i0ucn m0brcuo Scr co.yl
iponOtrcn0er ISOLDE oe@ &oriubyro II
22l liz 1901 uno $50 III 1905.
Gle idbrlidc Iobc9rntt pro CGu
icuo GimWoDncr bctrliN 1880, iilr oiI
@ci6cu 1901 mo iijr Nic NcNrl
$3.50.
Gie hulptiGhIidllten loosolrlodcll
lporu: GNpbn9 /, M}oiccn I, Giph
tbcriti2 I, &%eltdbuiten ,, Slmgcn.
idruinollNt - Mrcb3 s, prDaniidC
Mcr5lci0en IS, &mgcnantiilnolnN 81.
NriNbtidc Nicrcnfrarlthcit "a I'll
ter2ldNuIdc 3, Shmdhc nod) Ser @e.
buri 3, ScI5ItmorO} 3, llnidue I,
Gnupn murcn l2i III 0cn Scr. Ston
tell Neporcl, 81 mt Nu"iunoc, 53 tuo
rem 9tCAc;.
fl Ecrioucn itorbcu I'M nNoppiHps
Nipl" IN &oipitdlern mo 10 III on.
Ncrcn N~llltoltcn.
36 Goroncr@ &nqucitc iollocu itutt
Tnl Wnn5cn WlrrOcn 339 @cbllrtcu
o~l0r5cilt, 3T1 @eibc uno 60 Nc0cr;
oauon murcn 15T 2nuben uuo 1S2
MGbd)cu.
Gin lolNcnocn 6Gue bon unltcfcn.
ocl-&ronfbcittn muroan I'M GcrNlcid
81 1908 cinbCridtet;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
9lu3 @eltimprcaG

Sic ucllc1 @eonltcll ser McituorI irci.
miQiNcn Scucrucbr. - &coniten
lpobl Oca hcnlotrotiihcu %odion+
Glnba. SNlouDcu in Gotona.
pinc.
Gic @citport irriluidigc Ic,lcr>ucDr
crlp0hltc III ibrcr Notwithstanding
i~cIgcnoc Ncomtcu: @rditotitt Eboa.&.
Sdt6c, Ticc 8rdItoctt &sdtttr Eicrce,
prot. Sctrct6r Sou1llel ". Monroc,
Tinon5 . Sefrct0r Mobt. Wun Cant,
S6ubnciltcr @nl. Il. Whlbl. GopitGu
&oicpb 3immcruInnu, &ormum Geo.
N0ggntt, Sergeant at Nrrn5 5. @Sclt.
Gle ncucn NComtcu 0eS
Sddion tub :.
[Mt ser [Snbrc3 WtrIommllu1 bc2
ocnroJrotiihcn lIoticn Gtuba, neI
dbc in Settlers Nouc III McItport
l!attionN, mltrbcn Ole noditcbenoen
Nconltcn iiir 0u2 Ioltlcn0c Sohr CT
mGblt; NrGliocnt George 2. &iciicr
Wice NrGiiocni [bomoo =. Hotbc,
prot, Sctrct0r Grco. s.. GirmGhtcr,
1inoW Scfrct0r Ncrrp Mcucra,
ShoBmeiiter &ohn $. Mrolucr, Ger,
Qrollt at Nlrmo George NJ, Settler,
NccrhiNmn09 GonIitc Mcnru Sable,
5rnnf @ortiGcr uulb 2uomig Na0tc.
Ger Glub pcrnilirottct n1t1itei Wio.
not Gin g%nuitcrur0itrn III Settlers
Fart.
S0lunncn in scr NGbc BON
GotpuSuiUc
&r. X. ~. StoOooro @ciitcr OcS
NnlmenAortGn9 pGuton9Uiac, tDOtctc
uil Irciinq cine - ;}oN IullGe &u.
pierlhlouGc. Scit ciniHcr Belt bet.
lolttctc Dos &crjitlt, oob SNIonuen
aei(ben ml,rocn icOodo nurbe bent
IelNtu tcinc @cudituuG arld)cnft.
Wcumtcn domination.
sir Ole Observation-Disclosures
Ser Nulnilton irciIui1igcn Icncrlpcbr
lpur0cll IN bcr lcttcn Ncr'olimlullo
oe@ Ecrcins ioI9cn0c @crren nomi
nlri: iiir Nr0ii0cnt :. Is. 3nnpolb,
t. &icc Vy1iioclt Wiortin &cnntp, =.
Wicc VrGiiocnt 5onuclS inboG, &c.
ftctUr e. u NIbrrdIt. N,iiliS Scfrc
tire ). 2rniicl, n. SGorr mo Geo.
9. 9edmonll SdIacmriitcr &. &.
Eurolm, Ser1cart ct 2irul5 $. Sem
Gbicf &oiepb :. @%oDruIunn, Gupit0nc
Z. @ohiteot mI0Go Qolan l.2icu
tenant e. Moti uuo !. M. Bauer, >.
Gi~cutenont& q. Si0ruioN urb Z. SrG.
merit.
ST.. uuo Hror An6brl
il bCrrO1dt I. - ..
Nr. uno Nruu g. Mcihin1'nu 5ir,G.
Sci Ton arpc6cl III. 10. Giitritt, luur.
Den oln Mittmod' I5c.'h hir ollgc.
ncbme @eiic ol,rdr btl Seiud) ihrcr
tSreitnoc bon &ojlonpiQc il6errniht.
Weiangs. u10 &uItrmc1tal , @ortrGs
&c lucd,ieltcn in %ault oc$ HbeuOa
ob. Inter Sen Nsind)crn hcionoeli
Iid,: 0r. mo Grou .. ", &noheL @r.
nnb 1Srnu ,SoiepD 9iie0cr 81 II. 3ruu
6re6erid @rGi2 ST.. ul0 Gruu 3oi.
Iilnortb. 6raHeu alulo Stein @tnrD
:%iinfhonL. Nina gins nm SoDn aor.
l.cx, Uriy. @,liiite Gta2'e, Vinrint
Git.portb. Minnie Morncr. 9erfJd
ecof Suiie 3in!bam uno Wathilaa
Slip5er; $50. Senrp an5bel, .Senro
! 3infboN T.. Iho;raa Gnforp Sacob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
gciicr ME 1sriiaci.

Gas 2urdjpriigcln furirt Ginocr
nid,t BON @ettndIicn. Is bcitebt cine
conIiitutioncllo llriudc fiir oieie per.
bric6Iidle Sad]c. Sroii Nc. Summers,
@or u, Notrc Game. Sno., lit bereit,
irgcilo enter Miittcr ibr erioIareihes
@oii$mittcl niit pollen 9luueiiungcr,
mitjuthc;Ifn. S@idt fem N5alo, jon.
bern Ifrcibt hc,,ie ned, al lie, I'M
6olle gllrc ainocr nit oicicn llcbcl,
itnnb bebnitet iinb. Sdbelt ooiiir oas
@ino rlid)t; c5 lit h6d)it ip,lbrld,ein.
lid, onS e. jl,r &ermcioitng nid]ts
tlrn falnl. Iurd) oieie @eDonolnng
ucrocn nidl Grpad)iene INTO GItere
Scilte, welfc bel Gage ODER bcSNatts
al, Hornbeidiperocr Iciocu. firirt.
Sdrciben Sic in 0icier. Sprafc.
tGrsf3,j4Sulw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

climbing, Furnaces, Halaes nno
Ceten Gahoeden uuo Nuneu.
Utnnttt WEoS., b23 iorb.Nremeni.gtotnue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Sic Satin: yfaaubt Sii bcats
Gbeno in Den. Club sehen, Sdlas2"
Ger @atte dGs lit. nidlt abielut
uotbpenOis. aber ib babe Nllhe
.Inotbigl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

aupfcridmie0e uno E~luatcrs.
asbn Subert, TIA 9bam.ssStrab,. Is 3 u
}tIegpca: g,piie f0Np.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Gelier Icriidctuuqeu.
.,sinnri 9nipranee 80 u giv,rposL," btntn U.
HSI.tlciG. %JtCt0cnt Viuitrqer. fOi--id2 Ibn;nf
bSf of Commerce 6NilotHg.
~"0-e,moata 5eaef . ser1ntrunqs . S.tnioor,"
gditiHore' ulo gorfbsStrdge.
GtgenthlulS 'aaetttcn rro 3Gnbl-r
Sisrrs g. Tupan d TsSbtu, III Ofts2-ztn.tun.
GtroSe.
$lnhnieo. 3u6eboc.
q, stsa suhrt Ga, s62-36I Sorb'sGs.sir.
aohicn trlb SolS.
cosrs .. fna sslas. 500 Golumbtasaseuu,
Vionoteih. @eIh1fts.
.SSa'Diiaai,, aenH Co." / aOsossop. Strass
Tion0s mo Crgell.
gtns ~. gtttii, 9 guIbsa ,bel1Asgtrnt
se~- sLsbt d 60. tatts9ioe. Giio G4G.tis Stt
Enpier ,,n6 Gonter. Iiiten.
esitt, t1rss go. iot-l07 ennoest, Sirus,
Utetplottcn. H,etuQ eic.
sAo., esaitih 4 ~. tIleorDavttt). i5--D
FdlHer'ion'<rG
Icttltio.I9entur.
epantener & sdtmist, ~a3ediefasr Dor euitb.
sSeli y taoi9. 9r. 603. Calvert Vutiaiuu
2tid)cubeitQttcr-
sanhrrs B. aSHss. fT9s--fTt0. gcri6n.s ~, rte
t'Ht vsvi. &oIill prb xrsennloiatgo ale. =.
BrIehdDIe.
pevrrsu eaf1 gsatstt," sateaa: II grr.
Saraiysa Girdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

gaumoteriaIicn. Ebiircn. 5eniter.
robmen, 2oOen et;.
5an'ts 0 .5uttr & Co., llo--ii7 sab'Srto,
ridsStrubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
Rntiotlals 0anfen

NATIONAL anfen.
.xbs Glib xr,un National gani." S1p, uro
G1eter.G iVate. Sucpb Us, SCOT, BedrEen n
ScilrN %. Rcorc. Stnffrsr,
,3iucitc Northumberland" +32 SaosBro1opae
~ g gsdGHer. HGftlrfr.
.Seeitcrn Noiional Nani." Ii go,bsgutcp,Gh
". Wtarrictt, A0iltter.
,SGrmrrs 4 WerGauisi s~iatiesai Cant
Scut6' uno GCmbGtbsGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
0ei6afts.@ cgwciier.
Sater., GrnbitDr' xnb SDtel.
IcbUrfssMrtifei. '
She Diurrs & Std5 Co., t04 G~losSoWuro.Gtr

8eitungen 3eitid]riitcn etc.
..Ipe Snitimurs News Co." Nap,b slbercrom
bic. SefDdit3 itbrtr. 3is geiisBeural'Slr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
2tidlrlihrifnttcr-

sanhrrs B. sSias. fT9s--fTt0 gort5r.sp,r,
t'st vsvi, 9 orih prb Ireenmoaat,au noe 1Iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Wrrncr. uu0 8ronitaW erfe.
=. Stiatuarr & eDaue. 714-7iS SET. @dit,.
UoreyStr0bs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
sVanfen.

Spur. Vanfen.
.ttnttbls Epotbaut uuu ydItimsrt." tlitdp
uno eulttmores S!nbe.
,gt Games cparDaHt," eulttmorc.Girdb, unn
YH~tt0EtsSOuies gtutuEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

I0oOtdten.
GortpS oGntbsrist. Ncdhtsdnioaii, Br. 10, OF,
esltl9lors 1r1Be g. g. u. IGOle. Gf. BGuI
1899 VI
aerf u VI 2tult, t2G-l29 Fam sulibtna
Buftnpts Sorb, 2Gt-2B9 4dlptrt Dutlbina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

VaHe sur &eiie ms Mnslanb be.
irrst &. 9aine, Wr. 413, Eit.Yalti.
mrrcItraic, aa5e Gnitom Spuie Ioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
frnIt. Nnn,nnnni. u

Fruit. Gon,paQu,,n
.atarpiauh await Co." Gnrbreli Gis galoer
we RrS1S Sefn'9 WGf 1i5aef ION moi 8Smt oiE,sEInGn
Verbs SpCltcer. iun.. pflis'G, h0bneiiier
Ban Stturer. 6fif&Gcfrctdc.
"edittmere Ernli II 1natunire 3d." EQUITABLE
guti6iRg
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ElnntS.Wnnfen

StadtS.9anfen
,1tnfid, anut pon gaitimcre," Baltimore.
uno poi;i6ubs GtrdBe. Nuauit Eeber, Er1it-
benz; q. ). 0i6t, G6ntmeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Icteltio.I qentur.
epnnlencr 4 sdmist, a'Gdfofaer Dor eu,ttb,
bei X tloite. VI. 10d. Calvert VuiidinI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

,svrrsu eafi gsntKtl," @ateaa: Il Er.
Sardiysa 9irdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Observation-Disclosures MerGtae uno
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Vittplottcn. NtetuQ stt.
sAo., Ssaftin 4 ~. GneOrpartt). l5--J
TdlHeriiol'< tfGke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07

Enpier rn6 Gonter. Iiten.
esitt, t1rss 60. tob-l07 enrotsr, Sirns,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Rsmpant Nevada.

We think We may assure his majesty
Matsuhito, 1iikado Of Japan, that the
noise recently made by Nevada was audi
bic in something ike inverse ratio to its
Importance II 50 happened that Nevada
had the stage TO itself for the moment.
hence when it seized the megaphone and
gave forth its wall. it really sounded as
/ II something pregnant with significance
was going on.
Nevada. OF course. is al right In its
way. but, to invoke an ancient witticism.
it does not weigh much in the scheme
Of things in this country. It may not
Improperly be designated our national
'runt" Il was born into the sisterhoOd
OF States something Ike a half century
ago. but it he's persisently refused or. at
least. neglected 10 grow UP. On the con-
trary. It has actually shrunk- II It were
out now instead Of il. It Is not at all
probable that it could get IN
Not that we have come into court to be-
little Nevada especially. either. AS
member OF the household. we have sort
Of affection for IL It is one OF the fam
lily. # IL has failed TO live up 10 its op-
portunities as they presented themselves
along its pathway But In the present
grave crisis upon Us, we do insist that it
be kept in mind that Nevada occupies q
place at the exact and precise foot OF
the class in the United States, and that
its righteous cue IS 20 be seen, and not
heard, extensively while real, mans talk
is going on between Uncle Sam and a
nation across the seas whose good viii
and respect that old gentleman is in TO
wise DESTROYS OF alternating or estranging!
We believe the trouble between the
United States and Japan can. and viii.
be adjusted satisfactorily 10 all parties
concerned. If the small-bore politicians.
the pee-wee statesmen, and the jingoes
with Interior motives 10 serve can be
kept in the background and reasonably
quiet. The tail VIII not be permitted to
wsg the dog in this land. we think.
Just now nothing would become Ne
vada so much as 10 go way back. and
sit down. IN the words Of an erstwhIle
somewhat popular song.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
SOME NAVAL QUESTIONS.
Important work Before the Commits
sion on Reorganization.

Important work Before the Commits
sion on Reorganization.
From the Boston Herald
II half that is said about the navy Yards
IS true, and the main criticisms we have
not seen disproved, there IS immediate
need that an official body should bring
the facts before the country. II. as has
been stated. battle ships can more safely
enter some OF our navy yards on wheels
than on the water, the facts should be
made as clear TO the country as any vital
fact concerning. Jet US say. the Panama
Canal II the yards are bureau-rideen
work duplicated: II production Is ex-
travsgant, II operations are unnecessarily
slow. there IS plenty OF scope for a great
organizing mind. II the yard al Ports
mouth and Kittery is more useful for the
politicians OF New Hampshire and Maine
than 10 the country's sea arm. IS Il not
time TO deal with the case without regard
to the susceptibilities OF gentlemen on the
Naval Committees q the Senate and the
House? II the yards al Charleston. New
Orleans. and Mare Island are unit for
the purposes for which ostsnsIbly they
are desisned. after the expenditure Of
many millions. is it not well that the
people OF the United States should be
acquainted with the real conditions and
should demand both an explanation and
an overhauling2
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
THE FoRELoPER.

n Att-scltU ll-t
The Eln shsI whistle IN his wake. the Bird wave
break IN FRI;
He ssall fulan GOd's utmost VII. unknovins His
And he sAan see old Planets pas, spd alien stars
arise.
Ard siFe the sale his reckless ssH IN ssadoz If
now skies
Strong izst Ct sesr shah drive him cut and hunger
arm his hand
To wing his food from desert nude. his sootho,d
from the sard
His peighbors' smoke saan vsz his eyes. their
Fo.ccs break his rest
BE shsn 20 forth III South IS North. Sansn and
dispossesscd.
Ard be shsn desire loneliness and his desire sbsu
briug
Hard On +, heels thousand wheels. a people. ard
king;
And he saau cone hack IN his own track. ard BY
his scarce cool camn
Th~-- he shah meet the roaring street. sse derrick
and the stamp;
For he must biaze q nations vavs With f1e--7,et
and with brand
TIL On ms last Won wilderness an empires Bal~zrks
RudsaFa KiP.iag. Il TAs BOoAmAn
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Preventive Geology.

Prom. the Independent.
Geology is following the other sciences.
in passing from Its obse7vational and his
torieal state into a practical and pre-
dictive stage. As We have now preventive
medicine. so We have or viii have event
ually preventive geology, a sort Of by
giene OF the eSrth's crusts. The disaster
Of Messina. coming before that OF San
Francisco had had tine 70 slip from the
memory OF the newspapers. has made the
public demand OF biologists that they put
their science 20 practical use in foretelling
when and where such earthquakes are
likely TO occur.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
VOL. II. NO. SO.
CurMorto: II you see ii IN The Big
stick. itisn't necessarily So
EVERY SATURDAY.
THE PARCELS POST.

We-znd the world with u-wIl
regret. surely. that Senator Scott
Of West Virgins. 30 st-suuously OBJ
5ects6 20 TIE discussion between
senato7 BsTeTidss and senstor TIL
nan Of ths proposed parcels post
bin
Senator BeEerdss, with that eau
ton fo- which Indiana Is noted.
whether II politics o. literature, pro
posed that tia matter Ct parcels
pest should b put 70 tie test By
actual experiment.. and wanted sew
ice iHaugurzsed on some Of tbs
rrsl routes OF the count-y. Sen
st0- Tillnaa was 01s-ior once
With his distinguished colIeagus. but
wanted the service extsnded-for sx-
psrimeatal pu-posss-to cities.
Il an not JET committed for or
against e. declared Sir. Bevsridss,
but ] believe We ought to have
tests 70 see whether It IS pTactics-
be"
I an IL favor Of It." boldly
said 8lr. THlman. citing instances Of
Ezrcpsan cities n which the parcels
post was a boon and a delight.
It IS good thus to hear a nan
voice the courage Of bis convictions.
Mr. TiHman's advocacy u a meas
IRE which proposes to rob the ex-
r1ess company Peter 70 pay the pso-
PIE Paul IS ali The more striking
in view Of the fact that our
Solons have had hitherto little diff
Guilty IL Thanking such parcels as
grand pianos ard tyyevriters for
the public good Senator BeYer-
idgs-if the discussion had contin-
ued-misht have tod the Senate Of
the advantages 70 aocrue to the
people from parcels post which
would aid greatly the WafE OF tie
book agent-of whose ranks lie was
once 81 hen0Tahis a member. But
scott-Ssnator Sect, Of West Viz
ginis-blocked the way. and Senator
Plat. r. Sew York. Was saved
world of embarrassment For il
once the Senate gets 20 experiment
ing With a good thing it's good-hy
TO The BIG profits u the express
companies.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
AN APPRECIATION.
To Allen D. Albert. j

To Allen D. Albert. Jr-
Oh Allen d. Albert. junior.
Are there heights that you cannot
reach?
Is there sny doctrine znder the Sun
You cannot sit down ard teach,
Il there anything IN this vide, vide
world
That seeneth 8 problem to thsei
II there IS. for Heavens sake. /"
Albert
] pray thee coms tel It 70 ne.
Poet. and dreamer. and taIks-,
What are thy limits. oh. mani
For you tie impossible does lot ex-
st;
To0r talects. 70 match them VINO
cani
Bet, Allen D, ALERT. junior.
The license that all poets hold
Permits yCu 70 sag. In your elegant
way,
A lot Of things better untold.
RALPH LEE.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
A LITERARY ED. MOOT.

In on opinion Samuel 6. Blyths.
O. Washington. = the e. Moot q
American Literature. w. z. Chand-
ier. in Coacord u. H Munity-.
That's our opinion. too. and Il is
The unqualified opinion. Furthermore.
e every uDpTe5udiced nan who fol-
loss the work q this gifted. versa
tile. and yirils Gensseo N. Y
gsuius ard spell binder Who domi-
Giles IN our midst
We thank Senator Chandler for
those words 50 aptlv put.
Mr. Blythe Is. indeed. u literature
what Ed Moot Is 20 uc0d-choppirE