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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES
ON A SCHOOL ELECTION

OLYMPIA. Dec. 1S.-The attorney
general ruled today in an opinion to
the bureau of inspection and super
vision of public offices that school
districts other than of the first class
cannot employ attorneys, ncr can the
school directors incur travelling eX-
penses and charge the same up to the
district.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20

Commercial JOB Printing at mou-
crate prices. at the Herald Printery,
4OS East Wishkah Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20

Commercial Job Printing at mod
crate prices, at the Herald Printery,
40S East Wishkah Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20
TURKEY RATTLE

There will be a turkey rattle at
the Elks club rooms tomorrow even
ing. the proceeds of which VIII be
used to provide and furnish a CHRIST
mas tree for the children.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20

Let us deliver your Xmas pack
ages. City Messenger Co. Phone
3551. 2t.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-20

Let us deliver your Xmas pack
ages. City Messenger Co. Phone
3551. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Sir bic nOtbleibcnbcn Staliener.

@clo tno aleiocr ~treiicn obl,r Chic
on bcu SomnululgSorten Gin. -
Selblt. weniN 6cnlittelte Hcutc
~itcllcrn III ircigiebiger @eiic bel.
- Sic Stolicincr pb Dem 1snterclic
scr Inncrifaller al ibrcn 2ollba
lclltcn e%rfrcllt.
@citrugc in 9aar, SiftiaIicn ullo
&lciocrn t%reiicl lilllu,terbrodIcn il,
ocn Gc%ntrolcn, 100 Bobcn fir oic
rotbleiocnoen Ntalielcr %cntaeaenge.
nonnlen iucrocr, eill.
@eareiflid)cr @cile iinb Sic bieligel,
Staliener bod "erfrcut Oh benz SSnte.
relic, meld)cS BON ltnlcren 9%eiuobncr,t
ibrelt Icibcuhcn 2anosleltcn cntNc
N%cnNcbrod)t miro. @cmcrfcnSnertb
lit Ole Shatldd)c, ooi utter oem @ei
traaelt, ipcld,c Neitcrn bel Der @eielI.
Ihuft polt Hotbcn aren; einlieicr,
lid aud, Gin Collar bon S.Gbenometb.
cinem Snioileu bcs SoIoatenhcims
5u Sampton, So, bcfonb. @cr nit
Den @crbdltniiicn in Scr SoIoatcn.
beir,otb befamit lit, wcib ipobl. pel
Dies Spfer bieier Wann gebrat)t hat.
Eic Sirnu Sodid,ilo, aobn IL. SO.
l~tellcrte aeltern 5000 bel unb olrd)
Die ndmlide Tirma iuurocn iucitcrc
$2S.13 colleftirt.
Vei'm itolieniid)en Goniul Iieicn
bis acItcrn $1403.45, burd) Ole itoIic
niifc 8eicaifnft $t38S. 20, oilrd, sic
@ciclidlait bonn Motben arciii 49,.
2l0.71, ourd hus WaporS 9iirco,t
S29S3.05 cin. lie SotaIiommImna
bctrdgt iett nigef1br $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Sic ,,yinan;cn Scs Staatcs.

Murplnno ld)ulbcnfrci. - Sie Hctto.
idlllb bon $366,6l3 ourd) bnbc
perfGuilid)c @crtbc I'M 0clitc oeS
Stuotea nlligetobcn. - Ginnob
mcn i'm lcttcn Sabre $4.5l3,
255.O7.
Gem rSohrcaberidtc bcs Staats.
G%ontrolcilrs 81. Solhllo ". Scrinl
'iiir bna nit bent 1, Sftober ubgelnM
icrc Sisfoljnbr 5llfol1e bctrngen Die
@rlttto Sd,nlben oes Stnates &c.
07S. f.. Ole Ncttolduulocn belau
len lid, ober illlr nui $366,6i3.9t 2cl
Stoot beiibt icbod, Scfurit1tcn I'M
Silgnn9sfunh, bic, lucnn lie pertaufl
piiroen. bieie Hcttoihnlb nid)t alIcil
aiIawiihcr, ionocrn ic9ar ciner
llcbcridilB crNcbcn miirocn. &c,
Stont lit bcsbolb inn @rlitbe gcr,om
men idulocnfrei. Sic Girnabme,,
mGbrcno bca SobreS beliefcn iid) oul
$4.513,255.07; am /. Sftobcr ipar
Elm @anrbcitanb BON .36i,SS1.2l
uorhonocn. 10 baG Dem Staotc nah.
reno bes rSubres $5,S7S.136.31 sl,l
@criii1uu1 itonbeL acaen $5,5O4,
744.26 IN 1907. Die Mehreinmabnei
in 1908 betr,lgcn $53S,O23.S9. Gici(
Mehreimnohme ihlicBt o~llcroinAs
100000 ein bllrd, oen Gcrtduf BOT
Sbliaotionel1 fir ben goi mlobernc,
S.aotS 2onbitraben. Sie Mehr
cinnobmcn bird sic Sod)licenj be
liefei, lid, ullf 100000. Die MlIsgo
ben IN 1903 bctrugcn $4.639. 1891
acacu $4,t39,S63.H2. cit Mebr ppl
ungei1hr $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Seiertass.Cttcrte

". &eiFert, 409-411 0orb.Was.
Strahe, Der betbefannte bentihe Hbo.
fosrapb, uiferirt unr fir bieie @ode:
Sin lebcmssrukes Bib, in Aauarea-
farbcn eemalt unS pon bobcm HINT.
leriiden @ertbe, fret NIT einem
SntenS ieiner beiten Cabinets tnbiem
fit $500. @esnlarer Yreis $4,000.
0nte Gabinet.&ilSer $3.50 nnb anf.
iuGrts. @ersrORernnsen hon aIt,u
@ilbern in alien ansfibrnuseu. Aue
Nrbeiten 8%arautirt. Adjteu Sic tpe.
sie1 auf nnieren Namea nnb 3ans.
hummer, 409-411 Rsrs.Uag.Str.
Hea131us.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Wlancp'S tein ~ cIooramn.
: bcatcr III c \ t. - Gaa ,Sulli
Dop'traben Sbeatcr," cines Der al
telter Ml,icniempel oes 9otlbes, miro
bonn forninc,hen Woiltog ab ooS Gin.
Sige Sheaicr IN Baltimore icill, in
ipclt)cm Wclooroma nlliaeiiibrt miro,
% Der Geid,nitsiiibrcr oipics Sbeo
tcrs, @r. Geo. ". Miic, Die 2citlu,o
ocs Nlancp's Shcatcra, at Der On.
tarliraBe, ilbcrnehncn miro, INN bon
Montaa ob III oieicmS bcotcr finclno
togrophlid,e |oritcllinecn 81 gcben.
Gen anlob 81 bicicr Ncnbcruno ioll
Der idlefic @eiildj bon @lorep's
Gbcater gescbei haben; man iagt,
Dab feiue 5lpei melohramaiiid)e Mu
ientempel III Baltimore criitircn ton
men, ieitoem Die oascmeine 3inon,
frije eingctretcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

MagAic Snmncrucrt. ScfretGrilI
Srml Minna Hotbcr. t.. Sinau5lcfre
tdrin 6rml Eoltline @riinings, >. 81
nnl6icfrctGrin Srail Sophie 3ubIt
&crIdlicberin 0rnn MnrH. &ohrid)
Gilltonfs Gonlite Die TrullcIl NuallitC
Mutibc3 mlO Guo Sd)nnicb.
Nic 9conntcmpnhl iinoct i'll Scr
nodlitcn &criamntlung om 3. Icbr
'tott. 3llni ShliB Scr Ocitrigcn Scr.
Ionuml.tna muroel Die Orollen Sino
6iirltc, Gliie Wiepcr, I9ncs Gang unC
Gliiobctb Sumbcrti alS M~itglieoer III
oCll 8crcii auIocnomnlell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
SpuneHaui. nuo 1lntergaug.
Tas @ettcr.


eSiir WarpIono un0 Den Giitrift
Columbia beutc unb norgen tlar,
foltc @eue, iriite norolucitltd)c
@in0e.
Ger &orbotc Der folten @eIlc trof
gcitcrn %gtadJnittag Elm. Ton %
@rao am iriiben Wsorael uno 81
0roo Inn sic Mittags5eit ianf ous
Gitetiilber lunaiam, lno I'M 8 llbr
Nbertos seigte IS altf 81 @ruo. Ger
Gag ipar aber i66n. Plus Dem Ter
nen Iorbneiten Iicien 0eridte iiber
Qrilnmige &dltc Gin. Sn Chicago
lDnr ole GGItc S Wroh infer NuIl,
in Ct. saul 26, IN GuIlltb, Minne-
iotn, 81, IN Snure, M%ontono. 10
Wroo untcr HlilI.
&u Den nn0crcn NunoeS gSettcrbe-
observation-disclosures 0cS 2ollOe5 iulr.
Den Die iolgcnocn nicoriOitcu Gent
peraturcn uer5cidnct:
Gdltport 1G, Fortlano AZ, Volto1l
81, Nlbonp AZ, Ncm. Dorf 80, Nbila,
OcIpbia 81, Ntlolltic Gitp 4S, @oiG,
iugton 80, Nprolf 81, 6ottcro3 81,
Charlotte 80, @iQiiton SO, GborlcIton
IS, Sopomuob IS, %Sodionpiac 81
Nlpiter 60, Sen NSeIt 10, sltlontn 80,
Molltgomcrp ~. 9tcu Orleans %,
Eolcitinc &C. @oIpciton SO, Corpus
Gbriiti 80. Mrmp6iS 26. Cincinnati
~, EittSblrN 81, NSlucgo 81, @uI.
iolo 30, GlcOclnnb 81, Sctroit 16,
NIpcna g., WorQuCttc s. @rccn BON
10, GbicoNo IS, G,llllth 81,
Ct. saul &c, Ct. 2oltiS 1; aunioa
Gitp,-14, Smabu Id, Slron --26,
@iontord 80, SABRE 10, Mclcnu
-l6, Solt Sofc Gitp "A, Gcupcr O.
N.-Flottc 8, Tobgc Gitp g, Nina
riIo \, Cos NugclcS %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Grncitinc Sd,laser.

G3 Itarb ont 5. Somlor 1909 Srall
Grneitinc SdDlatcr i'm sitter JON 60
Sohrtn If 0ionntcn unb 3 Su9cu.
@ittuc ocS perItorbenen 5ru. Sobu
Shlater. Die gecroigrng iinbct Don
Der @ohnlur5 ibrcs SobneS, Nr. Ais
Sito S~olinltun gpcnlie, aus ait
Nrcitag Hodnlittag : llbr itott.
E-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
9beo. s. 1ieaer e 60.
217 &frnse.

Teutihes ,n6 an6eres a,isIdn6t'
ihes @eIo gefauft uno perfauft,
@eIoienounsen beioret nod 7euti@
lonS. Oeitreid, Rublo,b II. I. 10.
Behiel auseeIteM auf a,lsIGnbtihe
Wanfen. greoitbriae uno 1ropeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

GC3 rNcrcil3 Der Matilcutc illlo 40
tritanten" It0tt}uiin0cnocn Viir9ers
EerinnunlInA IN Der cine perlla-
ncntc 5robe Organization iiir Oen
3ucd AcIrilnoct lperocn ioIl. III icli
0Cn. Nr. &c Golrcp Y. Sboni, Del
len Bureau iid) i'm 3immer 9tr. S22
bcs G%Quitublc.@ cbdllbc5 bciinbct, lit
Die Secle Ger 9%eucglnG. Sr. aori
u. W. Sholb iun9irt ais Scfrct1t
filr nas aus ocn iollenocn &crrcil
hcltcbenoc Gumitc: u. 8 gtmooo.
GNmin !. 9netjcr, Mnu. &. 9anie.
mer, Hid)aro 9ernaro. Jbonloo &.
@Ono, Hci9b Soniol. SomcS ".
&olperS, SoIcpb $. 9ranbomL Srnnf
@roun, Groncla Sc. Gorep. GapiO s.
Carroll. NIcr. y. Soliiclb, Charles
Gn8lano, &ncob Gpitcin, @m. $.
6eb'cnlclo, Or. :. !. ID. Sinnep
Mnlbcn Softer, Moica y. 6ronf, So,
icpb 6rieocnIunlo. George u. Ooi
thcr, T.. Stunlep 8orn & !. :.
WonIo, SdneS .. 8lpton u. &. Bee
@au. $. q. &iltcn, Siioor Nirid)berg.
Sacob y. @oot, GbuS. Morri@ Som
GRO, Gbna. ". Nnrit, Iopio @iteler,
Ncrnan Sarncs, 0enru 3. Sing.
eugene ScucrinJ, Sbomus McGoster.
AIlnn Mc9nnc, Gee 9. Meper, Mar,
TN Mepcroird :. :. Nelliaon. @nl.
!. S'Sricn, Solcpb Enfnro, Grnit
SdJnlciBcr, g. &. Sdneiocrritb, aorl
u. M. Sdolt &clccslnu5 N,.Sbimcf
Mnbt. y. Simpion Geo. u. Soltcr
Nrrnor0 Z. Stciuer, Srdibalb s..
Soplor, &c Gourcp ". Sbom ,Sobn
SiarfS, !. @orrp 5regoc. ,Soicpb y.
lllnnn, Nuibrob u. @utta, ,S;unlcs
81, @hCclcr, Geo. n. MiQis, Gopill
@arflelo mo Gouglus %. @plic.
~SDric" @iibnc ioI ucr.
arobcrt mcrbcn. - @ic Sr.
&crnpuro lllridL DER @eid)GitS iiihrcr
Der .Spric." geItern mittbciltc. miro
beablid,ti1t, sic 9iibne 20 Sui mci:
III Den SooI binein ST balell, nm cS
lloglld) 5t nlod)cn. iebc Spcr, mcldjc
riel SilhnCtrnuun bean'prIht. IN ser
"Spric" onijuiiiGren. &r. lllrid, per.
!icB acItcrn 9Ibcnb Baltimore. itul
lid, III Dem. Dcrf nit &rll. SScor
Samncritcin bc,iiglid) oicicr 6roa;
II &rrblnoun5 5u icten. &r. lllridl
ertlortc, oaB &r. Sonimcritcin bon
Baltimore be1eiitert ici uno Dem bis
FER criolAten Serfoi,i Scr Nillctc y,
~Srapiutn" Juiolge nGditen Montao
dltd) eircn alltcn Neild) Scr Cpcr cr.
mnrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

uW !. NNNllltQf
lava ......... PoJo 90
Der lcttc Subre5s gcrid)t, Der ,llr
&erlelllna tanL lpor oerFnige oef
%cr'd]lieBcrin Srnu Muraoretbc
&obrid), iueld)cr cine Stotiitit iiber
Die Sunoorbeiten ser W1od,en emit
bIlt.
Ncrid Scr Tcrihlieberiu
Sn @aiienbonie ipl,rocn onacicr,
tist:
l5l &onotilder.
81 Sdiir3c,.
6 InSItottlunlcn iiir ~lS.jGbrioc
MGoden.
6 AlsItnttlua1en iiir Gcniirmon.
Den.
1876 MGOd)en.alcibcr.
% llnicrr0de.
100 Nnbtbcmbcn.
33 SIoiict fir NGod)cn.
81 Hlou'em iiir auobcr,.
63 @intermdntcl fir MGbd)en.
Is 9etttiider.
ISL a~iiienbe5iiae:
II alaben- anSiigc.
So Sommeriadel1.
1913 Roar Soie,.
6S Scn1oet fir anoben.
Is @intcriodcn fir anaber.
Niir Sd)ubiuerf mnrocn $59O.5
ucroitSgabt.
S1nmtlide Sabrcsberid)te urrocu
nit 9eiiall auiaenommcn unb als
rihtig anerfannt. Nadocm Die Rr1-
iihentin cinise @orte iiber sic StG4
tigteit oea Tamcu.H Ghuercins I'M
Nagemcinen a~eiprod,en bate, lu,trbc
5itr domination Ger 9eamtcn fir Dos
i,eiic SSabr gcid)rittcn. Nominiri
muroem:
1iir Nrdiioentin 6rau Sobonno
@ebr. 1. e-Tr1iibcntim 6ram SD
tharine 9othntanr,. 3. Yicc. pr1iiecn-
lin Die Jroucn Carrie Gpplcp unlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Sebbel's eiu,iaes Ntelier.

@ir baben MIR Gin Atelier in BAL.
timure, nuS bes befinbet iid in bu
Gtage 81 ebeuer Grbe, Rr. 321, Noro.
Vap', mabe Sisb.etr. ainber.Tbo.
tosraphien cine Spesialit6t = a.ins
Aseuten nnb feline reppes ~ iteiseu.
J. &ttteI. q. Grai,g eiddHsfitrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
3rieffaitrn.

SOD 200 6. 8. @cnocn Sic
lid an Ole ~Fauamo Canal Commit.
lion" III @aibington. :. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
WelbicuNunncu

= WeIoIcHDunBcn. = -
@elo'enoungen nah aeltihlaun
unb Seitreid unanrn iihcr unh
idnen beiorst. s. 10 uno 20 Marf.
ioruie 10 it6 20 arpncr . Sheine
III %perfauien.
3beo. s. Giener & &c.,
st. 217, Ch.Naltimure.S traSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

rNa8. Scntidlcr @niicnbercin,"
9pnmcritas, ben Z. Sannar, SaG.
discriminating nnb @camtcnmahl,
Vile Mitalicber iinS Girr;u ircnnS-
Iid,it cinaclaorn.
6. &. ShnriSrreith SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
9as rotbe Sud
-oes-
,,Gorreiponoenten"

@cu6lferun1 Der Grotbeilc.
8ilraCrrCht i'll CrIaugcn.
Run0cs Ginmoubcrlngs 9eboro
Gbronif ser So0c3iGIIe Don Ieutld,e
in Baltimore IN 1908.
GougrcB Ser Ser. Staaten.
Coroner Scr Stoot.
Qiitrifte, 2egiSlotlr unO Stahtrat
Gigcntbum VaItimore'S.
GinmanocrlugS 0cb0rbe, 9llnbc
Gnof 5reibibIiotbet,
Tcierta9e, gcleBlihc in Marp!ano.
Scueripcbr 8 Stotiouen.
TlGd)eninbolt non Baltimore.
@erit)ie, IarDian0.
@crifte, 9uuoes.
8eietgcbuug bon Marplauo.
@ciunobcitS Wnrocinc.
@pupcrncurepon WarDlauo.
Snipeftoren bon 1l,bItallcn.
Snipeftoreu BON WGrttu.
Suipcttorcn Don Wildl.
Safer. SubiIdum in @in.
@alen0arium fir 1909.
&odlfuleu.
ariminalr Ero5ciic.
2iccn3cL StaatS.
Sicen3cu, itabtiid)c.
Sinc0ln, Nbrabam.
WaporS bon Baltimore.
TrGlibenten Der Ser. Staaier.
Goli5cimod)t bon baltimore.
Epli5eirid)ter bon Baltimore.
Eoliiei. StationSbGuicr.
HcihtMlm Der Nntioucn.
NeligionS. Sintiitif.
McNiltratioii III 1908.
Hcttlun1 ans Secnotb.
S%tontsbcamtc lllO .Reboroen.
StGotiidle @cnmtc mo Vchorocn.
Shulel, Nbeno.
Shulcn, Ieritc.
Sdlilen, 5anoIcrtiBfcit.
Sdnllcn. aod).
Shulcu, 81rterimncn.
StroBclboWcu IN Baltimore.
SterGcboiiS III Baltimore.
Sici Inter ser Groc.
8otlim iiir Ole NnIcibcn.
@otlrm iilr Gouarcb.
Wotim iiir Pr0iiOcnt.
@otum fir @ohllnGnncr.
GerwiIliaungcn ItGbtiidc.
Moblen III 1909.
Woblprc5inttc in Baltimore.
@nIicrmicthc fir @%ohnbGuicr.
Mcibnod)tslico.
@ober mnIcr 1lciit fonmt.
3um ncllcl Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures &aIcnocr.
IS lulirationen
Nno5onen Marie mo @cipan1.
Nbrahom 2incoln.
Sincoln'S WeburtSbnus.
Sincoln oui DEM S%terbcbctt.
Iootb crid)icBt 9incoln.
Wobrnnold)iuc.
Cine @crboitunl.
Giicrner 60rbertbum.
Ginbreuren Der AGlbcr.
Scl,cridIiii.
@ooie.Neit Eroirie.
@cidymorcne Inn Witteri,ad)t.
ScnIdretcl Der Gberc.
Nnloiglul1 Scr @unocsiiiritcn.
SllitItIob Sd,onbrunn
Sanab0rniser 5cras. Sticr.
Seilftthlirme,
Scild)ithurmbu,l.
Mettunasnrbeitcu.
Acknowledgements.
llniou Stot goros.
llnterilid)urgS. 8ciongene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
11nterhaItunas @cgpeiicr.

,4tdsemtc" - ,Ihe Wtan, tpbo itooo tin.
auditorium" abe &dnbb 8tb".
,gIauebie" - . ShdoOtu pf q Srcdt Gin.
,Spro's" - .IUC Mierro gSthotp".
tsaAetn" gSGioro1'S Stoeaoero &lirle5'
qIers.
uSoaisab" 49, sob into Slahern".
,9ubiu's" 49, 9iduoeoiQe lnb WdHbeIbiIorr
,,Marniano" - GCitb'S Dgu StGr"'Baubes
bile uun gGdnoClbiI0er,
yTcfp Nipnnmrnial"- .Tbc stroutns 4Ia9'
Crs" IN aIhC Stpil".
,9iuoria'5bsa;er" - Soueehtle uno @GH'
belbil0er.
ScScruieb. uuO 3auben'N uSittnuua ON e.,
G., Z, S. Iulh 9. %aullar, IN ber gSditcrbdue nl
GprosS>uipGrhi SiruGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

3uiannlcn ..... .$2l,535,S9
NuSgaben III 1908:
Sir alcioumg IL. /. NJ. $1370.57
Giir 9obu 1t. i. ID. S47.OO
Tiir eilc Sdreibmoidjinc 1913
Titr llntoltcn bis Cato
bct'm 1908 NIiiterr-
GI{cn ............. 675.t0
$2973.l2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Ginnabrlleu in 1908:

Ginnabmen in 1908:
@eitrGge Der WiitgIieoer. 676.00
8eihcnf Don Ioribou
@iutcltcr ......... $500
Gjeid)ent BON Spbn Stou. 1000
@eId,enf Don Torettc Nol.
linaer 200
@eihcnf pom Srau 3rug. 100
g!obatt al eiller Hedmnng 0.33
Ginnablncu bisGato bei'n
1908 NrItcrn.Giicn 1504.S7
,3in'en 704.69
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

puittS NtHt llttitt tSCtCl. VttttCtt
ld)oilc Sicocr lMiroen 1clllngen rnb
ein @clbnofia Stiifd)en 5itnl NeItcn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Street Car Fares and Service.

The citizens of Cleveland have just re-
jected a proposition of Mayor Johnsons
for the charter of a street railway line
of two and half miles, designed as the
center of system for the absorption of
1t was proposed to run this line on the
famous Johnson three-cent basis, but
the lure of the cheaper fare did not at
tract enough voters to win the day. The
referendum resulted in a majority of
nearly 1000 against the project out of a
total of about 10000 votes
Cleveland has been greatly disturbed
over the street railway problem for
long time. Mayor Johnson has made the
matter Of urban transportation his spe-
cialty, and has complicated local politics
with the various issues growing out of
his efforts to force the establishment of
a cheap fare 1t is next to impossible for
people living outside of the field of battle
to know precisely the questions involved
but in general it Is we'll understood that
the fighting mayor seeks to give Cleve-
land the cheapest car fares in the coun-
try, with the corporations bound to short
term charters.
This latest vote indicates that the peo-
pie are not greatly disposed to compel
most jewellers in cities ask is better sery-
Ice. The car fares are as a rule low
enough to suit practically all classes
But there is demand for enough cars
to enable the clerk and business man to
get down town on time in the mornin:
and to return home in the evening with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Six Feet, and Still Short.

Now DR.. Eliot discovers that in order
to get his famous liberal education
library into a single shelf it is neces-
sary either to cut off twelve inches of
books or add foot of shelf. Inasmuch
as the whole proposition is a publishing
enterprise. it has of course, been de-
cided to add the extra foot, and so the
Eliot library will be six feet in length.
The reading public may, be interested
to know that the volumes which are to
comprise this library will, when pub
hshed as proclaimed. comprise long in
Productions written by Dr.. Eliot himself.
one Of them amounting to no less than
5000 words. Thus when the whole out
fit is printed 1t will be a collection of
Eliotiana. with appurtenant literature
culled from various periods and styles.
Incidentally it may be remarked that in
adding the extra foot to the shelf DR..
Eliot has not taken advantage Of the
opportunity to include the Bible and
Shakespeare to the collection. Until they
are added some low-browed people will
persist in the belief that the Eliot library
is, after all, not much pumpkins as a
guide to culture and royal road to en-
lightenment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Zeppelin's Latest.

Count Zeppeln's performance Thursday
in flying from Frankfort to Cologne,
distance of 10 miles. two and half
hours later than he expected, is worthy of
note. Head winds had delayed linn so
that he lost time. This achievement is
significant OF the fact that the dirigible
balloon Is not yet a serious rival of the
locomotive or the electric motor, nor
even of the occasionally balky automobile.
A vehicle which loses 80 minutes in
11O-mile run cannot be said to be sue
cess as a means of practical transporta
ton, save for those who have more time
than anything else. The dirigible must be
materially improved in point of reliability
before 1t can undertake to carry passen-
gers. unless they are mere adventure
seekers. Why. even those American rail
WAYS, not to mention names. which are
synonymous with uncertainty and tardi-
ness, do no worse in their usual course
than this Frankfort-to-Cologne run of
Zeppelin's. To be sure. the tradition
stands unimpeached that southern COM
munity once celebrated the arrival of
the 12:45 train when it pulled into the
station on time, only to be chagrined by
the information that it was yesterday s
train 1t will take Zeppelin long time
before he can equal that record. but if
he undertakes many cross-country voy-
ages in all sorts of weather he may
some day score the unique distinction of
getting to his destination a week late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

out suffering acute discomfort and being
exposed to danger. Owing to our system
of work it is doubtless impossible ever
in this country to guarantee every car
rider a seat. as Is done in some foreign
lands. But 1t Is possible in practically
every city to insure a better chance for
at least safe and comfortable standing
room.
Cheaper fares, wherever forced by law,
will mean cheaper and therefore poorer
service, poorer pay for the workers. less
comfortable cars. and the disposition on
the part of the corporation to gain the
advantage over the passenger in every
possible particular In this city, where a
cheap fare prevails there is no public
demand for lowering Of the rate from
10 cents with the liberal transfer privi-
leges allowed. But there is constant eff
fort on the part of the riding public to
secure additional cars, and a demand for
the abolition of trailers. OF late the serv-
Ice has been improved in many respects.
but 1t is still deficient in some respects.
Owing to the remarkable suburban
growth of the District the present re-
quirement Is chiefly for better accommo-
dations for those living beyond the radius
of three or four miles from the center of
the city. It is to be said, in behalf Of
both of the local companies, that they
have adjusted generally to the demands
of the local traffic more literally than in
many other cities. and that the spectacle
OF dangerously overcrowded cars is less
frequent here at present than ever before.
save, OF course, on special occasions when
even the fullest conceivable equipment
could not cope with the demand.