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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Siniben0en
Gle Baltimore q EBio Balm So,
Strean bee Seirctare.

Baltimore, NO. IS. SatiGr 1910.
Sic Sireitrrcn babcI bcutc aus Dem 9tcttos
@epinn oct Gompag1tc Fir Die lebteil, nit oem
ne Sioiocnoe bon 5ipci (2) &ro6cW Gui Die
Yriorttdts. 9ifticn Der 9oinpasnie erflnrii .5dbiz
bar am /. WtdrB 1910 an bie bci'm Stbtib Der
ciractrngencu Sfliotnrc.
Gas Sirctiorium crtIdrt ulberoem aus Dem
llcberfd)ub,Cjepinn Der 9ompagnte cine Stoiz
ben DC bon orci t3) 9srujent dit Die Sf1Inrl'
4ltieH Der Sumpuglic. 6ablbar am /. Wtdr6
1910 all Die bci'm S6lub oct @eitdfte am 1.
Sebrnnr 1910 III ben Niihert cllgctra9eHell
Hliiinnnrc.
Sic IraHeicrir. slcoer merhcn Mot Geitlo''
fen.
G. u. Monliuro,
(I5g0) SetrctGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
ScfanutIladnngcn.
gnrean eer strahensurhbrnhs.Go mmiiiar &c.

9uItimore, b. .Satldr 1910.
Sic StrubcnourGbruds : Gofniltfdre materl
bicrmit in llcbereiniiinlulung init bent Nnltl'
more S~taotsGGdrter, 500. ghinniti, beiunrlt, naG
ie bic eritc g~ierianunIun9 AM Yiontas, Den I
Sebruar 1910, &ormi!iaQ5 II ubr, III Dem 8a'
rcali Der GonmtiiGrc, Soens3ebd1oe, 2er,l9tor'
uilo 6oIiioapsS trabe. Gbbulten iuerberL Tin ole
SonmdGi niS5uiibcn mo Die ibren itbertra9es
ren uno bon 1bueit oerIanaten Btlidlier 81 er'
iiilen I'M Netreff Der 9onoeinntriilla iiTlo Grbffa
rung ocr aedsWno5ipan5isite StraRe. SO SUI
brett, bon Der Siiopeiifeite oer Snntingoun.tpe.
bis sur Siiopeitiette Der Snmpneu'Nueuue,
aen1db Der an o. Tc6cmber 1909 Inter5eihne'
ten NeroronnnS ytr. Az oe5 Winpor5 iro
StnStratbs bon Baltimore.
3ames 8. Smitb,
Sgibruo W. 9Sntte,
Scnrg q. 9ieiu.
Gummlidre.
Guscuc i. 1uogers,
CSanG,i 3,21.2Z6cb3l Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
1nrp6 Slim.

60 itarb AM y. Sonuar 1910 3acpb Rihn,,
Jtbm. Sic AeernjaurG iinoet AM samitas,
beu Is. loitiiar, .~0ior0ers 8 libr oort ieitcr
@obnuHg, 9r. 1143, Sanoper' Strafet aus itnd
nm Q ilhr Elm NeoliicntsSohamt fir iein Sec
icnbeiI ~ctlebrirt miro. mo bann auf Der "eclt
hnn Inrf 0euctern" itdtt. d3--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Huulanos tiirfiide 8Gber.
Equitable. @cOduOs. gananlt seoen. etcts ofisn.
fDl1i4,1S)
SphcsfGIc.

gm II. Iuiulnr enraa a.. Beer. Nr. 3ls.
iosGurriibt Strube. 81 Sabre all.
Mm 10. IunImr Sbunas Sntler, Nr. -23,
gtrros Nrncc 5trnbe p Subre 1ii:
Nm II. Innunr 4ilan G.. Stfhpp. Ut. 929,
gr0UIc 9lpcuue. "a Sabre alt.
Elm 4. Sdnuar 3afpn Chambers, Sioot9cs
"finguil. 80 Sabre all.
9im ii. 1anuar 2aptna Galrampie, !}r, 400.
Observation-Disclosures ~ JaDre alt.
Nm II. 2nypnr 2lnua y. 3orien, Gburd)
1rmc nlto Infirmnrn. 50 Sabre nlt.
%oopliuS' %S>oipitGl, % 1abre alt.
Slm II. SauHar @iGrn ). 8rcen, lr. 1866.
Mbdicputs SirnBc, II Sabre alt:
Wm II. Sanunr Asiunie ". Sarmon, gir.
715. Rrierooir, Slrabe, 90 Sabre alt.
YIN IS. 5ebrnor 5nIn sanep, b'nier III
sos 9niSr'StrGh ne s. 2as st a 1an,s er COS.
Sdrab gnrs GtraBc 81 SABRE alt.
Nm II. SulnIur Grncitiuc aeGsr, !tr. sli,
8curGcs Sirnbc. SO Sabre ali.
Mn II. Snninr Nenra arnmer. Nr. 622,
Gin Rc0cItersG trnfc. % Sabre alt.
stn u. 9anunr Ninrg @a. sabar, 5rarfith'
Snuurc=ooipildl, b5 Sdbrc alt.
PIN II. 1uruur 9ernharb NJ. WeDers, FIR,
ia Suue.Nouo, 81 SaDrc nli.
glm ~. SGnliur WiarH Hpnen, Nr. 522, r.
SiQbsStrnEc, 80 SABRE alt.
Stm -. Sun!ur Snlia 6iocuEt. Hnnotc,u'
@ofpitul. 20 Sabre at.
gSeiis ptulbcrrNs Strabc. rs Sn6rc all.
@m -. GnHl,ur 3afub Aitm, gtr. l743. @a'
nuocrs Sirahe. A3 Sabre alt.
9(m II. Sunlnr Giiinbetb Carton, gtr. 102,
gtoros Eouuss Strdbc, % Sabre ali.
lin 70. 2Gnnnr eiarenee 9: S%eseman' Nr
Mm IL. 1onuar Marie 8. saifei, gir. 4O5
Cit2I. Strnbc. 81 Sabre alt.
Nm II. Sunlar Jiidnro ShrnsIeH, Wtarp
Iaro 0oIl0ppatbtld,e Dies Solptial. ~ Sabrc all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Warnlaub rrait GpmpaaS."

yproueit,Gde 0dIoerts uHo @ermar.Strabc.
gattmore, Z. Sduuar 1910.
Sie Sabre5sG erdMmllinG Der Il!toHutc ser
,,Murniauo gruit Gunpann Miro am Tieuitnn,
Den Is. Sanuar 1910. IL ubr Ntiiiag3, i'm BIZ
rcau Der GompuInie Ode opn 6alucri. uHo Ger.
man. atrahr, baltimore, .~gebnlten tperoen fiir bic
mo dlr Grleoteuhs FOLDER aIoercr Seihuf:e.
ole Del Der Sipune irterbrettet iueroeu moaell.
Ste VlHibreIbehiher lperoen am 10. Sarllnr
1910, 8 lbr gICdb mittGgs, seldlotien NIB am
10. SuHlay 1910 luieoer 9eotinet iueroen.
Garrun Ban Icf,
u25) SeIretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
:: Wnfruf :.

Hic radltebeuo aitacfiibricr Ysrioncn:
I. Nuauic 6dtueGe, acb. ShinbDelm aus SdGss
bof, &reis 9onncbcrg. Ser5ostbuni Sadicil'
Weiniugcr,
.. Nitnue Nniil Ripplt. Sntbnrita aeb. Geters.
ocborcn in 9lcufcib bel Miuricnbura, Bros
6irS 9Scitorcmbcn.
3. NIpbpuc @cih, p"erannt Spieph gSbite. aeho'
rem am 4. ell9uit 1866 in Geibe. grontn6
SmleiieH,
pcrSen eriiidat, bel benz llnterSei6ueien perf6ti'
lh uocr idriitlid ii1 81 neloen.
llnl glu5fnnft fiber oeren &crb.elb noer ao'
Icbeit crinGt.
8uItimor c, WPo., ben I. Snuiar 1910.
Ter aaiIcriidrc apninl
Yiioeris,
Hr. 7. SiiosCSoN, Strobc.
(Sdnl,2 9, 8,p,15,i6 90 % ,29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
NJ, 1873.
Cine Vcrprouuug.
mcldle riuc 9iccr5 uurihrcibt fir

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1. Ahid)uiti. - Sci es Dor Dent Wtu0or mn
Gidbtratb Der Stuat Baltimore fbefb!oiieu, has
tciue Eerion cine Stenelneriniiteluirgs .Ieentur
ncireiben. nod GteIiftboten fir nnoere Ncutc.
ipc. de iolhc piinf6clt. i;o6 slrbcit iGr Rcrto'
men, lpclde ioldDe Wllnlcoen, beioreeu oarf. obilc
Sicrii cine HiccuS liir ben getrieb zines Stel.
cuUerit.tteIrtlssNircu III e%rlaneen, mo es
irIl Die filiGf ocS Collectors lit 9Suicrrrtr'
tben uno 9icen5cn fem. idbrli6 SieuenoernItt'
ieluIiGs.s ioGlilllTSn giter5en aiis5rlieueht lin
fir ieoe iolhe N9cHtlir hte Slinlile bon $50 ~
oerlnnoen, uitb cineu Hccoro ocs gtanens nm
@ciCni,iSp!aBcs uDu ieocr EcrioT, {Slrnru oocl
Corporation, pcidc eiirc iolChe GieeHj heralts'
nimntt. tt ieiner Ciiitc alfoelpnerelt. !.
-. @birhniti. uno c5 Sci ferfter perorolet'
dc inter fcil 0citimmunnen beo 0prbcraebei,.
Den glbihnitt9 cine Gtccn6 bernls %ninirtt. uiio
utter eiucr loldcn 9iccr6 Elm notwithstanding
lWlNssViireuu D~ctreibcil iou. loren ODER ibr'
ponltGnoiecu 9idren Hnb Nbrctteit bel bent Cos
leitur tiir NaierlnictbeIl mo ptceiljen III Der
crilelt S4onc oe5 NtonGt@. Intl!ar III leoen'
Sabre rtsiitrircn iollcr. irto Dor benz Sebauot
II, nclGenI Iid Elm iolhes @eifIit %beftiibet. etli
S6iIh nit Der glt'idrift p9iccnieo @mplor'
mCnt gl0CtiD" nihriuGcn, tolppbl. dls oic Ict
men Der GCrion. ,Sirr1d Uoer Corporation, mel
dc iolhcs @eidlit betreibt.
3. Ibihnttt. llno cs lei terrier beroronei.
oab irocrh cine Bcrion, 1irma ooer Corpora
fer @crpronuua iibcrtritt. 81 etier Stfate poii
iiCbt fiber flufSie Collars $50 ocrl;rtbeiit iper.
bcit fam, iuc!de nif bic Ililtlihe 93etie. mic
bic Sirdfen fiir bic lleberitetuns BON itdottiebeil
Bcroronlnecn. ~coIleitirt iperoen lam.
SeitGtigt um %. Scjenrbcr 1909.
Manor.
Gin gctrclte s%lbihriit San. 10. 1910.
Z. Se,uen Sbpmae,
CSdn11, 1925 ;ScbD StdotsNceiltrnior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Gmmu Ipuije Ticolcr.

IS itnrb am IL. Sonuar 1910 emma spntie
Gntmn g. Ticbler I'M 9nter BON 81 Sabren. In
ibrer IeUtcIl 9Sobnnte. Ir. 902, aho.9 harles.
atrabc. Sic NeeroieIna tinbet spnutas, 2 ubr
q hinitiuee, bon Der obert 9eltanrfen ASoba
nlliiG aus itnit. pciNcgut9 ait Der "Sonooll'
Bari eincterb." N5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Scnrn IS. Vcfcr.

So ftorb CIT Il. IdnuGr 1910 SenrH 6.
Se6rr, ~leliabter Sobn bon Bpiltpp lto oct
Ucriiorhcncn WiGrguyet @cder. in -. Sabre
ietlico 2chcrs. Sic 8ccroiaun1 finbei eunntng,
NunmiliaG2 mn , llbr. bon iciller ictteri gSub'
mllg, Tr. tt9, Tipto.SruntStraec. aus TAFT.
@ciietunQ uui Der p9oroon'earfs Gculetern.
.fk-RA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
NuIti nj y c, II. Sauuar 1910.
lnnrnInnn NnimnItn N%ni;pG1n.

Sas Gtreitertun ote'er Gompagnte bat bcnte
cine Grtrus Diuioenoc oul 1914 Ere5eat ers
iidrt, Snblblr ir Sidmnlafiien Ger eompdellle
an Die glitipHGre, ole I'm 3 lbr 9tad1irltta9e
am Sienilue, Den IS. Sanidr, IN Den eiidDerIl
per3eidnei itno; 5dbIbur am liro had GteiIiiaa,
81. SlnIiar 1910.
ben 1S. Sdnuar 1910. 3 ubr labnllttdgs, &c
ftlpicn mn arr Soureritda. Den ~. 9dEiuar
1910, 9 llbr 0orI1ittags, iUteoer' gcottrct.
SaS. j.. Wlitdlcu, Scfretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Charles VI. Gnnnc.

IS Ilurb am 10. Snnuur 1910 Gharles y.
Same, aelicGter Giuitc prn Wiurp adnle. Tic
Gccrniluiq iinhct Suuutaa, Den rs. Nultnur,
9 ltbr yu thmitina, bon fcirer leGicr gSobrlir9.
Tr. zoe, sMiuuut.S trasc, aus ftdtt. Ncts
ICtuttQ priOnttnt. H tll- 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Morris Ycrnhnrbt.

IS itnrb am y. Gununr 1910 @,sris Bern.
barot. ~GclicDtcr @Gttc bon S%cnrietta 9'errburhi.
i'm NItcr bon Al NG6ret. Sie geerhlgnrt9 tlts
bet BON iciuer lettcn SSobninG all Der e~ielnteri
Strafc, Yiruuflnr, u. u. Ss, aus Samitua, ~
Nor Wor0cns, uuf Der -Geoars4iuH9finetcr1"
ft1tt. dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
8crmiidJtc Mnscigcn.
Tnufiaauua.

Erar Iuutine 8uttlpfi niinift ibrcn %,reltl:
Den. ccm 3nmcRs&crein hes gIrhcitcr. DtdlIitet
fors" ltno Der Y&cnrietta.poae Jsr: p. II. I.
:. q. g., fin ibre bcr6liGe -3betlItabIle an
bic prud,tpouer @iumcnipenbct ibrcn irnlat!er!
Suri ans fprcChen. tlO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Ncnrn Iuna.

s.. tart am 10. Sunrar 1910 in let1er lcBs
ten gSubning, Ir. 1910, Neit.8ratt' StraRe,
Ncnrn Snns. ~Bcliehter @atte non eorbarn gls
ia Sui9. in 81. Sabre feines 2ebens. Die
ans eonutaa, > ubr InfmittnGs. itait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Out Qawn Cemetery,
Gaiter. Nucnue. )uub, nnBc North, Vpint'Rpao
V%eitdnoiac gufidtt. Yradltpule Gage.
C'Suni1n, 6lltc)
Nnnbrn.H nrf.Ncmctcrn

SHrcnu: 9r. u, @eitsSaratpaa.s trabe, nno
@aupt.Giuanug. Sreberid.Ruao.
@caribnibplitc bon SO III. inter %bettdltois
acr Sluiiiht; Stnitiblurnet. S%elutroe, Etldii6eft
etc. meroer I'M IreibbulS IN, Sauptsginaura
oefinocr. Infer Mecrt miro. penn 9ctpituitt,
uor'pred)cIl. W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

InS Ser1nhren Nc9cn d
icf Hodc, Den Mninjcr Stllocntcu,
Der @cibnodtcn 1908 icincn &ntcr
lrno brei SdpueItern gctobtct Fat. lit
cin9citcllt iuor0cn, on cS nod ocnl
8rtod,tcn Der SrrenGr5tc III Nljcp
llid)t Dem ~9cringlten 3ipciicl inter
licgt Dob &odc pollig irrlinllig lit.
Godc miro lett pom @erid)t Der Scr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ilberpicieL bic ooS
Notbigc 5t lcincr llnterbrinNul9 III
elmer Srrcllnnitnlt 5u pcranlollell
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
&irdlidJc MnseiBen.
2ipnssWeineino
Ycrinmmlungs-I uSeisrn.

3uttcSoicnit 1915 &Orm. Hreoi9i iibrr Ger
Mcnfd,eniobn ees @oaneciinms. (t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Sn Sranffurt a. Wf. it bic
V~egriinoerin oes cngliidlcn @anoer-
SbeQtcrs ilt 3eutit)lono an Der Sun-
genent5iinouna geitorben. Sb oos
engliid)e Sbeoter nun eingcbt, lit nod
liht e%ntiddeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Ger Nlfo6ol on II NJ
itcigt trot ullcr ErobibitiorS Eropo-
9onon in Den &ercini9tcn Stooten.
Sn ben iiinf critcn Wonotcn oca lmi'
tcnoen SisfnIinhrcs lit Der &erSchr
bon Bebronntcn unO ge9obrcnen De
trGllfcn nm 1S6,S37 6uQonen NroEer
gepeicn, OILS IN Der entlprchcnocu
Belt ocS ToriobrcS. 80 bleibcn On
Die protliifcn Heiultntc Der Frobibia
tioniIten?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Nuf Snitiatipc Scr brlti.
id)cn NcgicrlulN trnt oiclcr Sa9c IN
Honoon cine i1ternotionolc Gon1c-
rCnS %5lllnnlnlclL mn Die Gorbcrcitln,.
t9cn 5iir Nnlage eincr grotnrtc II,
treiicn, Die inn WaBitabe 1 : 1000
600 beraeitcQt miro, 10 oob cine
Strcdc bon cincm &ilonlctcr allt Der
&urte ourd cincn Millirleter barge
itcllt ilt. Go3 uorbercitenoe Eroicft
lit Id)on I'M Torinbre nuf oenl geo
gropbi;fcn Gonqrelie 5l @cnf crld)ic-
ucn unb iol Jest pcripirflid)t iperoer.
Tieie 0ortc miro in 9lGttcr getbcilt,
beren icocs 6 yuigcn- mo 4 Vrcitc.
grade umiobt. Gle Soben- mo Sie.
iclumaBc lucr0clt III Metcril. olif Cit
5clnelt 9l1ttcrr oildl in IliB allgcae-
ben. IQe &crfelrsltroBen lirtO cir'
geScihret, logor mal,d)c rld)t nit
Wogen befohrborc StrnBen. Die IN.
ier1ot!onalc Nllsgabe bieler aorte be-
olent lid nusid)licBlid) lateillld)er
Scttcrn.
Ginc Stnbentcn + RI nod,
Gitglnno. - Iic Sreic Oelltld)e Stil'
ocntcnidnit plant lp1breno Der Sonl'
mcrfericn bon Sombilrg aus cine
Stlloienrciic nad) Gnglono. Otit
Siilfc zines in 9onbon 5ularnmel,ge'
~tretenen oAnglo-8ermon Stloents
Committee" iino Die @orarbelten 81
oieier Hciie bcreits iomeit porgeltrit'
ten, Dab iiber oie Mitsfiibrbarfeit Der
Hciie tcin 3meifel mebr beItebt. Sos
llnternebmen miro nidt Den Gbaraf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Gle soften unIerer gun-
he$.Regierlu,g itiegcn in Den letter
20 Sobren bon $340,UO,OO0 ouf ST.
044,0 800. Gerlongt man einell
nod acknowledgement 9clpeiS ooiiir, ool5
mir 81 Den fortitrittlidItcn Toltern
1GhIen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Gle .Ocutd de Nrbeitge-
Der 3citung" rednct uud) Den Ilgu-
ben Der GrotofoIe Der io5inlocnlutra-
tiiGen Yorteitoge mo Der Golgrelic
Der ircien 8eiperfidoitcn aus, ooB
Gic oelttidcn 4rbcitcr IN Den ~lctstcll
,$obrcn iiber 10000 M. fir oua
Nusldno Sl lluterltiiBlul9cn poll9ll1@-
ItGnben mo bergtcihen ocgcbcn, lily.
r~ericita ober MIR polll 9~tualunbc H.
256 %. empfongeW hobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Sn 9 lton hnbcn lie bic.
les Moi lid nit elmer iibermGltlgcr.
ocn M%cbrbeit iiir 9%ci6eboltung Der
ltcentiirtcn @irthihoiten olsgcipro.
den. &oae1cn friiber oie'c Mebrbeit
mr. etluu 10000 lpor. lteLte tic lid,
0lclcs Nal oltf etlpa $4,000. ia fem
3lpelIcl 0orilbcr hcItchcn fam, bol
Die Tilraerld)oft lid bicrbei ihr llr,
thcll ali 8riinN gcnlod)tcr Grfub.
rlu,g hiIoctc. 10 fam ons ieeigc go.
tltn dis cin 9eueis oaiiir ollacicbtll
pcrocn, oob Der 9etrieb Der @irth.
lt)oItcl III Scr ncriloiIencn Tcrior1
teillcn 9crcttcn Iuln6 5l 9cid)iuer.
9eboten bot.
Sn Trunfrcid Bat bic
~nlesl1brlgc @einernbte 1875 Willio-
lci Irotfen mebr gebrod)t als I'M
Tpriobr. Ger Snllptgrunb fir ons
Nnfblilten oes @ein9eih1fts lit Der
e~rfolgreid)e aonpf, bcn bic @injer-
rerelnigiutaen 9c9cn bicg9einpanid)er
NcIilhrt b0ber. &pr aller Sinaen III
Den Wein5udcrern oos Sonorperf &c,
legt iuoroen. Sa5u fonlnlt nod, 0of
ltoG Den oiii5iellen Stotiitifen Die
Grnotc UNI 534 Mtiaionen gegen Die
Gurdllfnlttsernbte Suriidgeblieber
lit. Gonurd' iino oic Ereiir entipre.
demo geltiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Gas Saus Gomitc ii /
~ullsmdrti9c angelcgcubcltcn bat oclt
9citluB bes HeprGicltontcn Sul5cr
ben Ncip . Dorf, GitroOo ols legiti-
men Er0lioenten BON lticurngua an
5uerfcnncn, .ouf ben lid gele9t."
Gcd)t 10; Die NicoroNuuuer mogell
ibrc intcrnen IngelcQenbcitcn lelblt
cntid)eioerl. Gam lit nod INNER
3cit 0elllg, Die nelre NcgIerung an.
tlrcrlcnncll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Nus 8uibinNton fomm /
Die iiberroihenoe McIOun0. Dob ErG.
iioeut Soit Den Suiwr9eilten in Con-
greB erflGrt babe. tic fon1tcn Sprco
der Gonnou .iopieI b%efdmpien, mic
lie 3ttit bqttcn. Solongc iie icine
| Tcform. @oridf1gc I'M Gon9rcB III.
tcritiibten, pcroc er tic DIS quite Tc-
publifancr ollcrtennen. Hitter Ocll
llmltGnoen miro Cannot mobl o,c
ldnalte 3eit Sprcd)er gemeicn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Sic Gbicoqper Erobihi-
tioniiten bcabiihtigcn, ME Die ~SH.
Sta5tg." mittbeilt. IN @uibington
ein @eieB burd5uoriidcn oos ale
3eitulgcn Don Der 9cforoerrmJ
burd) bic Eoit ousihlicBt, lpeld)e Nn-
5ci0en bon Vrollerr, 8rcnnern, &c
trGnfebGnolern obcr Nirthell elltbol-
ten. Ga nerocn Die 2crtd)el o6cr
arg 0riidcn miiiien!
The copper era., 1910-11-18
ARIZONA TEACHERS TO MEET.
Preparations Being Made for Interesting
 Gathering of instructors.

The Arizona Teachers associa ton which will hold its nineteenth annual meeting in Douglas December 27 to 30, has been fortunate to secure the services of Dr. Charles A McMurray y and Miss Florence HolbrOok as in- structors. Dr. Keadrick c. BabCock, president of the University of Ari- zona; Hon. Kirk T. Moore, superin- tendent of public instruction; Presi- dent A. J. Matthews of the Tempe Normal; Dr. Edward s. Godfrey, ter ritorial superintendent of health; Dr. A. H. Blome of the Northern Arizona Normal, and Dr. Frederick T. Wright of Douglas are also to take promi- nent part in the program now being prepared.
 There will be departmental meet ings on the work of high school pri- mary, industrial arts, music, and county superintendcnts and school boards. Class work will be giYeu in the primary, domestic science train ing departments.
 The committee in charge of ar engagements is looking forward to a meeting full of enthusiasm and in spiration The social side of the oc- casion will not be neglected, as plans are being made to take the guests to the smelters one evening during their stay, and an excursion is also being planned to Bisbee for all who wish to take the trip.
 The railroads have made rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip on the certificate plan, and the hotels have also made generous rates for the occasion.
 The officers of the association are President, W. E. Lutz, Douglas; treas urer, Olaf Halverson, Clifton; secre'
 ary, Miss Alice Curnow, Globe.
The copper era., 1910-11-18
BATTLING AGAINST WHITE PLAGUE.
The National Association 10 Raise Funds
 For That Purpose.

Judging from reports now at hand the national association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis esti- mate that by December 1 not less than 75,OOO,OOO Red Cross Seals will have been distributed to selling agents in forty different states of the union.
 Forty million seals have already been printed and another large addi- ton is being prepared. Agents or ders to date aggregate that amount and . considerable number have not stated how many seals they can use. Taking into consideration this latter class and the agents who will be ap- pointed before December l, the pros poets for selling 100000, ,OOOsstamps, which is the goal that has been set by the national workers, are extreme ly bright.
 Over thirty state societies have or ganized the sale on an extensive ba- sis, and in about ten more states, Red Cross Seals will be sold in some places. All told, including state, city, county, and sub-agents, an army of fully 50.OOO men, women and chil- dren will be engaged in selling the bright Christmas seals for the pre- vention of tuberculosis. Permission to sell seals in the corridors of all postoflices has been granted by Post master General Hitchcock. They will also be on sale in department stores. hotels, railway stations, drug stores and in thousands of other places.
 Every conceivable device for ad- vertising the seals is being prepared. In some places valuable prizes will be given. Millions of slips, dodgers. posters, and all other kinds of liter ature will be distributed calling upon the public to buy Red Cross Seals.
 Among the agencies that are CO., operating with the Red Cross and the tuberculosis societies are womens clubs, lodges, labor unions, business mems associations, stores, banks newspapers and thousands of schoo boys and girls.
 Every seal is a bullet in the fight against tuberculosis in inc commu nity where it is sold, and million dollars from the sale for the stamp. i ing out of this plague is the object et the Christmas campaign.
The copper era., 1910-11-18

Alas! Not a soul was there I had ever seen before.
 Opposite me was freckled party with a derby cooked over his eye at a vicious angle.
 In his buttouhole modestly gleamed the little gold antlers of the Elks.
 Without a second thought I reach ed over and said, Hey, Bill, you loan me five dollars!''
 He glanced at me lazily, and, reach ing into his trousers, brought up a greenish roll. He skinned off five, and as he handed it to ne he said, "Yes, brother, sure, and if there is any change get your hair cut"
 And the pocketbook?
 Yes, the freckled little Elk told the conductor, who was an autlered buck, to telegraph back and get that leather.
 That evening a smoky, smudgy. greasy locomotive fireman walked into the hotel and gave me my pock- book.
 Not card or postage stamp was missing, and the s65 in good bills was there just as 1 had left it.
 I offered the fireman a V. He smiled and refused to touch it. All he wanted was q copy of the "PhiI- istine," with my name written on it.
 "You have done so much for the Eiks and the railroad boys-they all shout for you," said the greasy one
 Of course, I haven't done anything for them, but would like to.
 love the Eiks, since they are not so awfully good, and know it. Hove the railroad boys-tbe section men, the track walkers, nagmen, firemen, eugineer5-the folks who toll and carry burdens, and who ask for so little in return. God bless them all.
 Lame back comes on suddenly and is extremely painful. It is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief is afforded by applying Cham- berlain's Eminent. Sold by all drug giSts.
The copper era., 1910-11-18
THE AGE OF ThE ELKS.
4 Good Story Told in a Breezy and InimititabIe Style by Ebert Hubbard.

True, Te ese, Pm well turned fifty, and what I told you five years ago still holds good; I have never had a sick day n my life and never took a dose of medicine.
 have ridden horseback all my life and have never been thrown-but, of course, 1 do not let the other fello " pick my mounts.
 Also, chee-ild, look you, I haven't an enemy in the world that I recog- nize as such.
 My enemies are simply good people who do not understand me.
 This is their misfortune.
 If they injure me in some ways, they more than make up for it in ad- yertisiug, 50 I am the gainer by their gall
 I've travelled on railroad trains for forty years, in this country aud Eu- rope, and Eye never been robbed nor mistreated
 never had a chewing match wi tn a railroad man nor a hotel employe.
 While the other fellow is bowling and calling bad names because be didn't get any pie, the waiter brings me two nice quarter sections that 1 didn't even expect, except in a tele- pathic way.
 I always get mine and little more.
 Kindness and love have been my portion.
 never had banker or anybody re- fuse me loan of money or anything.
 Once. on an early train near Witch ita, Kansas, I made a reach for my pocketbook when the conductor en- tered and yelled, Tickets, every bodyn'
 Preached for my faithful walldoski, and I repeat, it wasn't there.
 I had left it under my pillow at the hotel.
 In desperation I looked around to see if knew any one in that car.
The copper era., 1910-11-18
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be- fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling- ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in the hospital, four of the best physicians gave him up. Then was shown the marvellous curative power of Electric Bitters. For, after eight months Of frightful suffering from liver trouble and yellow jaundice, getting DO help from other remedies or doctors, five bottles of this match less medicine CompleteIy cured him. Its positively guaranteed for Stomach, Liver or Kidney troubles and never disappoints. Only 50c. at A. C. Co.,, drug department.