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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
StaatS6camtc MnS Ycborbrn.

Gr"cfuiinsprullic
Wotperleur Wuittn y. erolDctS Don eeCH'
Gontroiear Or. 5Ofbua @. ecrins bon Gar
ruts9oInib.
e6aUmsittcr Murrap SanOiOer bon 9oriorO'
eiaais. ectrcidr 81. gBiusIow gsiulams BON
stab Sss @ouperncurS @cuoerreur ahlItin
g. grottcrs, @enesol'aoiutnnt 9cIito w.
seartieIO pom 9a!lin,Srs @enstat s,ai,Innrs
SeneraI Charles a' SssS6 SOit SaiiimOrf.
Gcnsral &, Charles gint6icim bon aalii'
S mg S: S's %s,1Irs ats2gf 4 Sr' = %oF 3. m eSg SSsG:
bon Baltimore, @encrnt Sdrrp W. Sutton
hon galiiutoge, Sbcrft Gbomas =. gncu no,l
bon Baltimore. O6erii Gtnrleg q. 2ieIos
bon Baltimore. Gberit Or. CHARLES y. JielSs
oebineB bon Baltimore. c6crii %. @. Gator
hon Baltimore uro S6crit Seroric $. Soeee
bon Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures - 8onocrneur sfliiiin 3.
edatmeirsr m,urtap SanoiSer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mmifiun - erdfiSent 2obn
VI. Gilder bon -G~eeingoirth. 6jonoerncus
Sm. ennot Giari bon aaltimore. Troreis
e. Sutton Jon Wlontgonter1 s9onnib iino Gu
u,uel Ol Shoemaker pom 9lliiniore,aonrto.
<1elttthsb omftilllnn - peNluNtlU W. @recN UpW
Sonertcts9plith GnSlpe1 8rnoe bon Gdlft'
nlore uno gBaIter :. Mlithea bon GbarIes'
GonHil.
stGntsbilfe NIB NpbItbitiafcit - grdiiocnt n.
Hbner Peits bon Naihinliolis6o llnt1. Sofepb
n. 6nrrinaton bon .3~oIbots9ourtp. Mul. =.
Megrsn. Or. 2neob .. 9o0uioer tn6 Or. q.
GInir SpriIin bon Baltimore nno Sdues ".
2narum bon paIiimnresSomrip
Idbui5sq usG orniiiior - Goiteer'
neiir eluiiin g. g%rnthers. 9prtrnlcir Or. Sc'
fhnn &. Serirn. S6nBmeiiter Winrrah Fan
hiOer. Ghrinr Bofeh. Scbn 8. Srnrh. Jotbnd
G. RnfpliHos mo Seoree smdeifier.
5rrensG ommifJion - Sr. Suab $. goIrg. TT.
Sobn Z. gfnfe uno or. Senrn IN, Suro bon
Baltimore. Tr. n. Wnrileh @fa6 bon Cecil.
gonntn uro @enerdl,stntualt Sfdnc aobe
Gtraus: Gefretdr 1r, sfribur z. oerrins.
Stnnts /. Bicb /, @efmuoheits $ Peboroe - 9. d.
Merrhmnn bon Puftiniore.GouHtn @rosberor
snnfon bon Soipdros9 ountb uno saee s. >.
Ndtfielb hon gnrrp1sG ountb: Gtaaiss1bter'
nr5t ct. yrnnf o. Msddie.
Gonntb. GbnrIe5 Z. CIRQUE. 3. 8. -gcitnnn,
0eorae s. Vprter unb GrGnf y. Gfrit bon
FM - n-L- t-E ELL
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sluS Den @crid)tsbOfcn.

.Npb" Supio pom Den @robgcIdnuo
rcnen in 9(ntln8cjuItono oerlett.
-Gine aloge nm Mcd)tHomuoIt9-
Ncbilbren, - &cridie0enca.
Gic Nrob9cldmorcncn bubcu sc
l.crr ben moblbcfunlten Eolitltcr
Mobert &. Gnpia pom Der Muollon-
Tucnle IN NntloNe6uituu0 perleHt
neil CT porl Mu9Nie Sumter SO M
tcr Dem &or0cbcu Ncnommcn bobcn
iuu, ouB er Is uerhinNcrn mcrOe, ooG
SIC WroBgeidmorcuen ooS 6rulcn.
simmer megeu 0olteu0 zines mnor-
lcntlihcu &ouic3 in NnfIu3Cjnitono
ucriebcu miirbcn.
Nouia itcllte infort hllrdl Nrl, @co.
u Green BON Nr. S42. WeItsSom-
buroItroBe. @iir2iduit III Scr @ohc
Ton $500.
ga itrcitcu h sic Scnt'
CT II I'll.
&or Dem Nid)ter Shorp III ocr
j~lueitcn AbtbeillulN 0c9 Superior.
Gcrid)ta be1um gcItern Die &rrbonbs
lim0 IN Der &Iagc 0c@ Hed)t3omp0lt3
Ncrnoro Garter Gegell Den NudluB
Der pcritorbcncn Beatrice Minona
INTO Ocrcn Wnnu, 0cu Siirllen Dc
&Curu ct &c Gboloia, nm $1,000 Nm
l,nltogebilbren, NlS Dos Stoato-
appellotiouSgcrid)t Dem Giiriten Ole
Giiriorge 0ca Nod)luiieo lod) l0ngc-
rem Ero5ciiircn ilbcrtrll2, muroc 5ll.
Nleid) itiplllirt, baB er Die &oItcu OeS
Nmuult3 Bernard Garter joblcr
iollte. Ter Sron5oic mur Don eincnl
9}clu.Murfer Ncd)tS9elebrtcn per
irctcr. Der pon &crrn Gortcr Wiilcn
luolltc, mnrlm cr $1,000 ulO nId)t
$4,000 ais itipllirt, perIanlc. Nr.
Garter crrioertc, 6oB CT $1,000 iiIr
AmuGlte in Ynria bobe nllaAebUI
r%iiliicn, meldlc inn III iclncr Nrbclt
Gcl'cn muBtcn. Ter tSull miro crit
buttc cntld)icNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Gun5crt Der Craturicn- @cicQid)aft.

SIC .Sratoricn Wcielldnit po;l
Baltimore" bot inter lhrenl tilh.l.
gcu 0irigcnteu Soicpb Yod,e idpll
mordc Siege crrltl9cl1, fctltcu obcr
entideioellocr ulS oelL, mrld)cu iic
Gci iDrem gcltrigcn Golljcrt in Der
.Qpric" an ibrc 6obnen hcitctc. IS
mar elm Griolg olf Ser Qor5en Clinic.
ruth bic @e1eiiterltl0 Der Scorer. mel
d)c iih in anboltenoen Sciiall>-
Solpcn frun0gab. mar lulr III per
itGnolid). '"l eF
SEER Iod)e bnt icinc SGnger unO
SGn0erinnen uor5iiNljh III Der @c.
matt; lie iolgen icilcNi Eottitodc
mili0 uuO nit &%critdn0niB. Gin
Srotorinu luie @GnOcl'@ g5>rocl III
G0pptcn" o,lipniiibrcn, lit mobrlid)
feline gcriuac NuiGobc, Slbcr bic
Grotoricn Wcicllifnlt lit ibr &C.
modicn. Gincn Gbor, bciicr obGe'
tGnt in ocr ~cirl5elncn Stinuucrl, ans.
acOlidcncr I'M Gnlcnblc, bobel, mir
icltcn 1ebort. Gobcl lit cine gnnj
b~clnnocrc Srcllbc 5l bcobodlterL lucl
d)c mIBcrorbentlld,e Sorgiolt Der
liriNellt ouI bic Nnalprnd,c 1clcNt
bat. Die iit burd)peG mtItcrbqft be-
Scid)ucu l0Bt. @cnn mir gus cen
ppr5iialid)en 8iltrulgcn ocS Chores
chuoH b~cionocr0 bcrpprbebcr iolltuL
10 lei scr mirtlif) moieItGtiidlt
Slang OeS Ser @crr iolI rceicrcn"
gcnnllnt.
%n ser Nllaipobl Der SollItcn bate
Ncrr Yatc cine Nunj %belonocr&
Qliidlidc &ono. N0cn noron lei @crr
Mce0 Mtincr 9euonnt, Gcrielbe bet
cincn Scllnr bon ltllqcuobnlld,cn
ShmcIj. Gabci lit CT cin Ginger.
Scr icillc Mittcl tennt. nicnlols ior-
tirt unlo Iteta Den Ginoruf blnter-
lGBt. ais babe er mebr i'll p%crgebcn,
menu CT mnlle. Seln HccitatlO:
Gem oo3 Eiero Yboroo'3" iuor cti
Mllitcritiid oeIlomntorilGer Sc
lnnaatunlt.
Gic nciblid)cn SoIotrGitc lciItctcl;
Alcid, Ncoeutenbe5. 6rou @enru e.
@ronltiug briitt cilrrn Sopron bon
nrobcm llmion9 illn ollBcrorocntli=
der (%roplucitc un0 Grl. &Nnet Speu,
GERS i%ollorcr 9llt brod)tc ser S1llgc-
rim bnl0 on@ unciltGcld)r1lftc Mohi.
uollcn Der Scorer. Nrrr IS. @rigtt
Nitolo trltl bitrd' icill mliiterhoitea
SrNclipicl nid)t ipcriG }lln @cIin'
gen Oca @nn5cn Del. Gua Guclt
Ser Scrr lit CHI arieaaberr" mur>e
Don Ben Nerren ISM, @. Sort s.
Snrrn 8crholh. Gborleo 4. Eurriib,
Nnrrp NJ SnritG @nr. 81. @roppeI
mo hurrD Z. igditmop icbr mir.
tllngaroll Gelult1eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
WINS Ycrcimsfrciicn.

canton 10 4 nncrd r."
Ger .@nnton- MGnncrd)pr" biCIt
0cItcrn NbcllO in irincm Ncrcina-So-
fol an Der ;. lutb S'Gomuclitrobc
icine rcgclnlGbiQc Silgitunoe, III ser
inter Yeitrulg pon Erof. i. aorolua
Gb0rr iiir oic n0d)itc 2ltcnomtcrhol.
tunN qciibt muroen. Ger Erobc
fplatc Die ilbIidlc Notwithstanding, III
iueldcr arrangements iiir cincn So.
milicn aIbcno ~Nctroiicn mlrGen; audi
aclulatc cit Sd)rciber Ser Sdllgcr.
GcrcitigllrA pon Baltimore Gpnltu
jllr Gcrlcilng.
~ p5ort ID onncrd) T."
Ger WiG5Tt.Wdnncrd)or" biclt
gcitern IN &ollmcr's SnQc an ocr
Srlcon@itroBc lcine regclh,Gbigc
StngIturoc ub, meldlc gut bcilldlt
mar. Is mur0Cl infer YcitllllN oca
I%iri9cnten, Nrn. Geo. ". N0blmnun.
Gb0re iiir OnS nld)ite GereinS.G Con.
5ert eingeiibt. ,NIt Der @cldGjt9s Sit,
sung mrrroe oic G%inluounlg beS. Groh.
inns" on0clonrnten; olld) gclunNtc
Elm IunfeSldrelben bonn ,Wto5nrt'
Sereil," 9icp Dorf. iiir bic Gilllu'
onlig jur YNfinltrel. Sbolu" oc2 Ser
Gins 5ilr &erlciu1A,
y npcrii0c r Nj Il nncrd D r."
Inter SeitunA Don Broi. $. Strip.
pei ilbtc Ser r@uneriidp MGnllcrd,or"
9eltern 9lbell0 III Srn. Sobn u. Nf,
fermnnn's @uut IN 0ongb, mo Ga
rolineitroBe GD0re iiir ieinSriibiobr@
Gon5crt. III Der @eid,1ftaiiBluna
mlrrocn &orbcrcitungcn iiir eilicn
0cnm1Gd)it itattIinoenben Serrcu,
Nbeto g~ctrniicr unb cine Ginlublug
pom v3upcrlGlligcn Shontm1rtcr.
Serelll" eut9egclt g%cilonrmen.
~8ermoniu VI Of r."
Der Bend, Der geitrigcn Sing
ltliloc 6e$ Y@crnlonin Wdnuicr-
d,orS" lpar cill flnuer. mas ruohl
ooraui 5urild6uiilbreu ipor, oob
es Die critic Hrnbc llnd) Dem 5lpeiicit
0ol,5ert mar nni0 ungeblid, nod, piclc
S1li9sr Der Diube bebitritcn. Dit oeil
mc1io G%ridjienencn iibte 6err S1co.
Seinberger jlpci 9bore fir on@
Shlnb-G ol15crt, Is lparen Dies SD
rer luto glltnle" bon Beth nrO
.@enn lid 5luci giIt iino." On Scr
8eid11itsIibung ltnbnlen bic Ginger
cine GinlobnrG bes .%Stobiinn" SIM
Wasfenball ent9egen. s..
rSrientnl GiHrift Nr.
15S, 3. II. 81
Ter uSricrtal- Diitrift PR. t5S.
= II. g." erpdhlte in ieiner lesierl
Geriommluns in gonmadrfner
3alle, al Der g.. unb Iiaon- StraBe.
fnfarnnp Wpnnife: Wrfff;AS<i{ MIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Seine 4naoc fir Bead Sarsis,

Tronfiort, &p., -. Nonuor.-
&cnh &nrgiS mllB jltr StraIe filr
ole grmotolng ieinea &utera. oea
3iid)terS Somes Surgia, oui Hcbcn@-
3cit ms 3uhtballo %wulloern. GaS
liner i'm ~perbdugtc bic$be5ilglid)c
llrtbeil lit bcllte pom Stauts. Nppcl-
lotionsgeriht beitGtigt moroen, Mid
ter SargiS ipicltc cine bcrporro8enoa
.Hple III oen perld)icbcnen Nlnt'eboer
zen @rentbitt- Goumtp mo murbl
id1lieBlid) bon icinem cigeucn SobnC
CpAeltllrfit. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Trcfcr Hanb.

-
,lpri l%lnbcfamntc berallbcn 0aa
Sdlauicnlter be@ &rn. ;. u,
Snpoer on GnltcrnsSucnlc Orr
y oeu Nllgcn 0cs NcIibcrH. -
Moricu i6rcn Goub uni Scr
6llld)t meg.
Gin Gollb. scr az Srcdbbcit an;
ltnglaltblldc grcll5t, lmlroc Acltcrll
slbeuo Inn 10 llbr BON 5lpci linbc.
tanntcn Widnnern al Der GoItcrn-
2ipcmlc, I~e1enilber Der nSigblmb-
Nfubemie," ollsgeiiibrt, w1breno iid)
l,ph picIc E~oilontcn olf Der Strubc
teionoen. Sic Siebe bnttcn iid) Den
,<lmelcnlnocn 0ca Srn. :. u. Snr.
Ger ullaleiudt unO id)eutcn iid) nidt,
lhren Eluu ollsjuiiibrcn troBoem
Ger Subcn nod oiien mo bcll Ct
iclld)tet mar lnlO Sr. Snpocr oirctt
bci'm Sdulicnitcr Itnn0. Nit Iolla
tenn arod, 0ing plotlid) boS grnbc
Shollicnitcr in Stildc rmo @r. Slm.
pcr bcn1crttc. lpic ein Wnnm jluci
SlttternIc nit ~ Sinmontcnrin9cn
crqrifi. Srou Snpoer, mcld)c cbclls
iala I'M Subcn wur, elite mad, Der
Shiirc, ion0 ober, bub olclelbc uolt
MliBcu nit cinem Sol5bol5en pcrrics
iclt mar. YlS Die Shilr id)l.ieBlid
Gc0finet mar, hnttcn lid Die Gicbe
CHS Dem Stnltbc gcnuudt. George
&ippmun. meld)cr IN Der 9tGbe luohnt,
Gutte ic0od) berrcrft. oob %0iclelben IN
cine 9c9cnilber Dem Sobcn bciil0.
lid)c AQep geeIlt morcrL Die nodl
nud) Der GnntonsNucmlc filbrt Gr
thclltc ieine @emertlng Dem Eolis
3ilten @ealep Dreamer nit. ser lid
il: Der o@i1blono Nfubcmir" bciono
ulo Ole Ruie oNdubcr!" pcrllormlel
butte. Ter Eolijiit nnbm ioiort Die
&criolgrntg olti. &nlum hattie CT ic
ord) ben @inFcl hetretcl. ais CT Die
j>uel 9%cltoblenen 6rtternle iollo, III
hcnen nnh jcbn Ninge llcttcll. melde
con ocn G1llberu ullf Der 6llldt meg
6ciuoricn mor0cn moren. Sb Die 5uei
St:ltge. weldc nod UcrmiBt mer0en
uno Die eillen Mcrtb bon $50 repros
icutireL iid) inn Neiib Der Iicbc be
f;r0Gl pocr IrAellouu i'll nen1 &intel
lIcgcIi. licb iih llid)t ieititeIlen. Sic
Ncldreibul8, peldle Die Eoliici uoIl
Zen ircd)en Nnlnlern erbicIt, lit MIR
enc lebr Ifmad)e.
Noh Gin Ginbrud.
Sr. @eor9c Siidler bon 9tr. 1922.
Council Strnbc, bcridtctc 1citcrll
ttr Canton Eolijei, boB Scntono unl
Mlttruod Nbeno III icine Mpbumutg
feii'.lIbl1rnh IMP sine A0loeHe llbt lplo
Gin llbr8cb1n1c in @ertbc pon $50
ltubl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

hitter III anmptc 0egcn
bcn 6Icii d lt.-Ioa Stuots.
Eager Der .Murcub0ll1, Sitter Der
Nclt". mcldlea Wurplnn0 mo Geld
mare unfoBt, hot III elmer Serlomnls
lung bclfloiicn, bcn Slciid)-@ Boycott
nlif onS MGrnItc i'll mltcrltilbcll. Gic
GiacntbiImer Der groBcn Shlud)i.
b0uicr luur0en. iiir oaa iornpGbrcn0e
Steigen Der Nlciitprcilr uernrtluort.
lid gebnltcn. 0ic Sitter mrrocn or
illd)t. lid, nllen SleiidgcluuiieS III cnt-
bultrL bis Die Greiic lpicoer bctrGdlt.
lid rcbnjirt lilto. Ter Sr0cn bat
5%rpcitolicllo WiitNlie0er in ocn bciocn
ocloilntcn Stootell. Iic Nohbnrs
Stonien Ycnniplpnnien u1b Ncu-
,\cricp linh babel cbclifouS ~nllfgcfor-
bert morocr, lid Dem Sample onjlls
ld,lieBen.
Shcnftc Baltimore bic
Ramona inr at bbouS.- Ger
grItern Worgcn III Wclroic, NtaIl,
gcitorbenc Nbmiroi Gpcr id)elftc Der
Sta6t Baltimore IN 1899 sic aono'
ne. Ole in Scr Hotlnoc 0ca Gutbbnl.
les Iteht. Gr hotte 0ielelbe olS De
ichlSbnbcr Ces areu5crs Baltimore"
in Der Sdlndt bon Mnniln crbeutct.
Abnlirol Gper nor hnnlal9 nod So.
pitdn. Tie Stnot id)clttc ibnl eincll
Ghrenoegcn.
.& Of ii L i armcrt- Ter
uierte 8cnerul ErItmeiItcr hot eillcn
9eiebl crldiieL monof Ynn0brieitrI.
germ perbotcn miro, lpieS Wclb ans
ben Eriuotf1Itcn 5l llrbmcn. lueld)cs
Sic 9tnh6arn 5ur @cjnhIElg pull
Eorto binein gele0t ldhen m0gell.
Niles Iold)es 0elo ioltc III cin Guil.
pert getbali ln0 III ocll &oiten gclcgi
lucr0cn. @enn Die gricitrager nGrt.
lit iteiie Singer hober, f0nncn liz
Die Miiinjcn nid)t aus Dem aoitcr no
lcll. Ger 9cicbl. iritt an 70. Ie6r
in arnft.
ID farmland Irebqinga II
Contracting : o." < bel
| Sabreaperinn1mlung Der 9lftioll1rt
Der oMorpldnb Sreogina x Con
tracing Co." in beren @iircali. Nr
80l. 6ioelitp-@ ebGuoe, ipilroen oil
iolgenoen 9caniteu INN Gireftorel
%crlpdblt: ErGiioent 8ranf u. Iiirit
&ice' ErGiibent Sepmpur Manoel
baum. ShoBnlciIier Sreo. ". 6elg
ner utb Sefretdr Sobn Z. Inilp
Iireftoren iino: 5r. Srnnf u. Shirt
slfltb. Gomin @arfielb, Sberlt Sen
nlour Mnnhelbaum, Sr. iSreoerid "
Seloner. 9r. Simon SEP BON Nelp
Dorf uno 9r. Soiiab Marpel bon DC
lnlpnre.
p1fe fnysD UoDtaNb oeieeaf q. Nalne. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
9croicnt Garneeic.W coniGc.

Mem Oorf, y. Sunnidr,
6rai Clara Sinbcnnllcr, cine roblItG
rno reiolute Came, ertnppte, ais liz
bclltc Nad)mittnA pon eincm Mus
gauge 5uriiffcbrtc, cilcn Ginbrefer,
Dclfcr I'M 9cgriif mar, ibre Silber-
ildjcll III rollbcr. in ihrer WobnulN.
Ger N1ilber mor Cit tlcincr &nirps
.ullo mllroc burd) ctlidc ld)allcnoC
Gbrieigen, peIfe linn Die 6rau io'
tort perobrcidtc, 10 gcfilgig genlud)t,
boB cr Die Came obuc le9lid)cl! vi.
bertrand IN Die ndditc Refrigeration,
tc9lcitetc. 1nrt gnb CT an, Sliopr
Nrtbnlam 81 bciBen mo 20 Sabre
CIT III icin. IN Grmon1elulg Don
$4,000 9iirgidoit mllroc or Dem DC
IGngniB iibcrricicn. Ter tSrun Gin.
hcnoucr iagte Der g%olnntc Nld)tcr, lie
ucroienc cine Carnegie Sclocn-
Mc0nilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

Sn G~oifeppiae, Miii.. lit her
@eidsditstbeil Der Grtidait einee-
GIfert woroen, Der Shaoen betr1si
sim 00n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

2o6. &icc-Yr0iioent &o6n @ddIein
Sefrct1r u. Stirorj, ShuBmeiitcr
%ohn N~ulltrnielo, Gilbrer z. NcBner
ulo Nlficbcr &crnom &iealilN.
Ger &erein ieicrt Nnionla nGditcr
@od)c icin II. Stiitun0Sicit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

-- -
Gin Tuo 5ur unrcd)t ten
3cit. Ger IS Sabre nlte iorbi1e
ShiiiSitouer Sohu W. Sop iprarg
geiierll Nbcnb an Gilnpnlloermn0>-
Bier III Hocuit Foiat in Den Snlci,
I'M cin 9n0 5u nebnlcn. Seirt
.Sdroitbc i'm Sbcritilbdcn" bette
lid ieOcniulls miebcr 1elofert, ocllIl
or lurrbe crit Dor Sturgeon ms Dem
9opuien Srrcloin! entlollen. Mit
erheblifen Sffoierigfeitcu rettctc
mon oeu bubeluitigcn @ollfopf.
poftc iDn III mpllcne Icdcn. oenll
CT s~itterte an eolr3en aorpcr, mnb
lnrotc i'm IN Der Mmbnldll5 ocH
liiolifen Iiitrifts nad) lciner Moh.
ll,li9 Nr. 1889, &ooopear.S Ctr.
l(nfoll, iogcn sic Goro-
Ecra Wcl d. morcncn. SIC
Goroner2s Gcidnuorcnell. lueld)e 9e-
tern Mbello inter Dem Toriit bcs
Goronprs Hilcp in Der Central Eoli-
SETS totion cillcn Stauclt obbicltcn.
gobca Gin Teroift oes ,>nI1nlta ob.
onB Gdrl !. &raliccf bon ?tr. 1928
Npro @olieitrnbc, Gerlebnigen CT.
lag, sic or c%rhielt. OILS CT dn Unp.
nnbe SerinJtoilitruBe, pom cinell1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der @opsStr..
Yinie lief. mobei CT ciieil Sd)Gbei'
brud) crlitt.
Son Der GoIi5eibcborbc
= Gle Yoli5eibeboroe beltrnfte in H.
rer eeItrigen Sisung Den Noli5ilter
Sobn Z. 0oroon DOM ilorooitlid,el
0iitrift All Die Nniduilbigung, ieir
Hepier llid)t 9ehoria pntrouiuirt 81
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q. ,Soi. - Er1ii6cnt Volulina boz
Der ,Atortbern Mincr@' federation"
lit lpcgel 9%ebirberurg bes Berg,
mcrfsbctriebcs m1hrcno nes %fiir;ll-
den Strifes jit einem Sabre @e-
i1nanib bel barter slrbcit perurtbeilt
moroeu. Irci anoere Strifeiiilrer
erbielten ie oft Wonote @efdngrib
bel borter Mrbeit lu,o cine an5nhl
@rubenleute miirOe 5u fiirjeren &c
i1n~gniBitrafen nerurtbeilt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
TAGGING THE AMBULANCE
CIIASy.yPS

It seems that the anti-lobbying bill
did not pass the Georgia Legislature
after all. the Savannah Press reporting
that there were several Senators who
would not allow 1t to get through that
House. The Legislature has adjourned,
but that is no reason why a campaign
should not be started Immediately for
tho labelling OF the damage suit law
yers in Georgia SO that the Court and
the Jurors and the populace8would all
know them for exactly what they are.
Expressed in halfway scientific terms
the sign should read somewhat after
this formula: A+,N=As.x.WE which
being Interpreted means. OF course.
that one ambulance chaser working for
nifty per cent. OF the amount Of dam
ages secured in the case at Bar would
be equal to the ambulance chaser hog
ging the whole thing. Such tagging OF
the ambulance chasers as this would
be not only notice to the Court and and
Jury. but warning as well to the It'll It'll
CANT n a ss,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
ALL OF THE SAME LITTER.

Senator Aldrichs reply to the Brls-
tow charges about his motives in in
creasing the tariff on manufactured
rubber is regarded generally as u
complete answer to the accusation
Nearly all the newspapers whether
they be protection papers or anti-pro
lection papers. concede that Aldricn
has fairly knocked the Kansan out OF
the box; that it to say, nearly all the
newspapers except tho New York
World, which Is sticking to Bristow
One of the wise men who is looking
for results has said that he does not.
think that Aldrich has left Bristow
any ground TO stand on as to the rub
Der matter: '.but you can never mako
the people believe it."
Aldrich denies that he has any In
terest in manufactured rubber, and
that he is only interested in crude
rubber, Crude rubber Is on the free
list where Ii was before the new tariff
bill was passed. But the anti-Al1rich
side say that he sells his crude rubr
Der to the manufacturers and that, In
this way. he shares in the benefits of
the increased duty on manufactured
rubber. But the companies in which
he is Interested only control about six
per cent. of the crude rubber supply
OF the world and it would seem that
manufacturers might be abla to
make terms with the other crude rub
Der people who are not in the Aldrlch
companies and who control eighty
four per cent. Of the crude rubber OF
the world. Besides, Aldrich Is an
out-and-out Protectionist; everybody
knows 1t. and lie has not tried to con-
ceal 1t, So is Brlstow and 20 are
Cumming and Dolliver and Wick Muir
dock and all the rest Of the red.head-
ed crew who are now playing wish
popular sentiment against !, tho ,East
for the special benefit OF the West
II is a pretty enough fight ass q,
stands but IT is not our light Oul
fight Is for Il tariff for revenue only
and the laying of the duties no tha1
they viii yield only enough reyenu,
4 for the support OF the Goyarnmen
economically administered. The pom
/ sions ought to he scaled down n
something like s5O.oo0,o0O. the year
The frankiag privilege OF members ia
4 GongEssg should be ollshed ga,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
BANK DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA.

In 1900 the aggregate resources of
the National banks in Virginia We're
sS9,05S,S6s, the individual deposits, SEQ
47s,45s, and the capital OF these banks,
$5,1T1.000. In 1910 the aggregate re-
sources OF these banks are s121,25S,67s.
the capital s4.2sG.4so, and the indi-
yidual deposits s67,679S46. Virginia
now has more individual deposits in its
National banks than the whole South
had in 1880, and in the last ten years
the aggregate resources and the in
dividual deposits of these banks in
Virginia has more than trebled.
These figures are taken from the
Baltimore Manufacturers Record, and
they teach this lesson-if you want to
get rich and prosperous and powerful,
come to, Virginia There is really no
other State in the Union of States like
1t for opportunity and achievement.
People who are looking "for good
thing" do not wait until somebody
else has come in and taken the cream.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16

y cor creatures whoswrlte them. GU GIL
glagller, the assnssin OF daS.n nor, a az.
.knoWledged that he wrote anotlynio Jus
letters to the Mayor. Guiteau prop lo
ably did the same thing, and czolgo y.
and the restsof the nssassins and sheal =
thieves and porch climbers who q han ls
about In almost every community
waiting for a chance to annoy OF ~.
jrre those who have never int t''nlll' ~
ally done them or their interests i any u
harm. The disposition Of the SHY
letter with the full name OF the
writer made by the Courant Is the ''
only thing that can be done with sucH
communications
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
FORMER POLICEMAN
BECOMES AN EARL

i fact. these dispatches conveyed to tho
Virgin Queen. and TO her celebrated
premier, the fi.St authentic news about
the Spanish Armada. and enabled them
70 make the necessary preparations for
the defense of the Kingdom. Through
this young Perceyal won tire Queens
favor. and from that moment his for
tunes We're made.
HIS son. Sir Philip Perccval. was a
very distinguished statesman during
the reign OF James J.. whose good
VIII he enjoyed to such an extent that
acres OF land in Ireland.
His son in turn John Perceyal. stood
80 nigh In tho good sraces Of Charles
ferred upon him barometer Of ireland.
but likewise caused a remarkable and
unique provtso TO be inserted in the
patent to the effect that the eldest
should be created baronet IN his
own right during his lifetime on att,
tanning his majority Down to the.
reign OF King George w; the eldest
TO demand the honor OF knighthood
from the crown on attaining his twen-
t y. birthday rule which was
perceval baronetcy. now merged in
the earldom of Egmont. is the only
one In existence which prescribes the
ter is still living.
The new Lord Egmont. let me add
In conclusion. is q granddaughter OF the
Rt. Hon. Spencer Perceyal, who, while
PREMIER was assassinated in the lob
by OF the House OF Commons In 1872.
One hundred and nifty years previously
one of his ancestors. Sir Robert Perce.
val. famous duelist, was assass!nated
In the Strand by murderers whose
identity was never discovered.
Every lover Of good wine will learn
attacked the celebrated vineyards OF
Johannisberg, which the present Prince.
line. holds as a tief from the Emperor
OF Austria The vineyards have been
In existence since 110s. when they
We're nlanted on the stones OF the jos ].
by Archbishop Ruthard. of Mayence.
They remained an ecclesiastical pos
session for 400 years. and then they
passed into the hands OF the Pr1nceSi
OF Orange-Nassau The first Eapoleon3i
seized them and gave Johannisbe I, E
favorite marshal. Kellerman, Duke Of
Valmy. and after the fall of .Napo-
lleon. Francis +. of Austria, with the
consent of the allies, presented the
castle and the estates to his Chan-
cellor The great Prince Metternich,. as
a lief, on the ,conditio on that tenth
Of the wine produced each year should
be turned over to the impe rial cellars
The Vineyards do not extend over.
more than 1900 acres, and this being
the case. OF course much Of the wine
sold at Johannisbers cannot possibly
be the genuine king OF German wines.
|i(COpyright, 1910. byssth K brentwood
s & Company.) l3g III n