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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
SIR. 433.
Cine 8crurpuung,
WeldIe clue 9iccu5 O~orinreibt fir



/. Ihiduitt. Sci CO BON Dem IiaOor INN
Stuptrath Der Stabt Baltimore bei6Ioiien. ouB
tellie Sertoli cine StellenoerrrttteIl1Gsssl aeliur
octreibcn. llodt Stcuiiboten fiir nnoere Geutc,
me DIE ioldbe milItiden. nod Wrbeit iir Yerfor
men, wclche fol6c piinidbcn, ~beioraru oari. o6ne
lenperinliielungssSlircuis 5u %erlangei, nth ea
lol ole Riltdt bce Solicitors fir 99%aiiernies
lbcn ltnb 2icen6en ieirL idbrlih Stelenpermtt'
tellngssMgenturen Eiccii6eff aus3ultelleI1, nm
fiir iebe fol6e Igentlr Die Simme bon 500 81
nerlan1eIl, ulto clllcn Recurb oeS Ndnene mn
[&fihalt3gnbca ,h9ga le6cr ErrinFn %lrnGa ooe,
lIimili. in ieiner Nttice aui1ciuabrel.
,. Nbidniit. 49, limo 6 lei tcrter Oeroronet,
oaG ieoe Scricl, Sirnn oocr Corporation, mel
dc inter cen NetttlHmun9cit ocS bpr5trge5er;.
heli WblhHitt5 cine Yicen5 beraus Himnt mo
inter rtner ioIdclI 2tccn5 eili Nrbeiiss Scrrnittt.
lungs agiircnu b%etreiben ipu.. ibrelt ooer ibrS
n.li!dnaigcn Niarlelt ullo Norei'en lei Dem Gols
leftor liir gSdlerntietbelt llllo Slccr6et III Der
criieu 2Suche nCs Dionnte ,Snrlar III ieociu
Sabre rcGiitrircl ioueIt. mo Dor DEM @ebdnoc,
III lueldCm lid ein ioldes SeicbGtt b%eiiUoet, eii
S9ilo nit Der etuiibrift oSiccnfto SlnploGs
nent I9elT" dnbrinqel. ioiuobL ais Die Nc
men Der FcricI, Sirma noer CORPORATION, nclr
te ioldbes @etbdit %betretbt.
3. Wbld)niit. - llub c5 lei fcrller ocrorotet,
bub ir9cto cine Ecrfon. Sirntu ooer Corpora
ton. pcIhe irGenb cine Der Seltilnmnngen pic.
fer 0cruronung %iihcrtriit. III elmer Strole bon
uidt ii0er fii1iSio Dollars $3.50 rerltribeilt fueri
Den fam, peltbe ani Die nllnlide HSetie, luie
bic Struicn fiir Ole lleberlrctltil9 bon itdotlibeIt
Seroronunaeil. c~oletiirt iueroell fnnn.
NeitditGt am %. Se5s!nher l1O9.
Mabor.
Sine eetrciie Sbftriit- San; 10. 1910.
(Sun11,ts.2 81; 5ebf) Gtah!fate9iltrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

Sic pbnutniti dl cn . d) / [.
ocrntlacn pol oel lebcnbcn Gcunb.
llcrn 0es Mars ullO ibren aclunlti9cll
&unalbnlltcn iino 81 Gnrc. &n Der
lctten SiBunN Der cnglii6cn Nitro
nonildlcn 0ciellidoit le9te Der Sciter
ocs 8rccmuid)- Sblerpotoriums CIV.
Mounoer Die nellen Wnrspbotoaru-
pblen ppr. Ole Der befanllte Mmerifo-
niIdlc Illronom Sale ieet bon ieinenl
Nbleruatorium ouf oem Mount @il-
ion IN Californian nit Siilfe leineS
NroBcn 60j0ligen Selelfops gelpin-
men turnltc l;no allf benen Die Sand.
lie nid)t oliitreten. @nrum nitt
@eil, iuie Der cligliide @elebrtc trof4
fen bcmcrftc. ,oas lelcltop 5i ltorf
mar, I'M lie p%ieoer5ugeben, Gie
nellen EbotrQrapbien bereuten einei1
9elpoltlNcn 6ortidJritt gcgcn ollie bis
Der ntoAIifcn Morsnufnobnleil, dbel
BON Den 2on0Ien lit nid)ts 9eblleben
Sic crfI0rcn iit ais optiidc Sail.
ld)un9cn, Die oaollrh entItebell, oot
IN IoIGc ser Goniteqotion onnflel
Nldden olli Der Marsobcrfl1dlc Dos
Nnac aulGlc mobr5unebmen 9lolibt
gilen mirfIid)en @runb 81 Der Mr
iiablile, 0oB oieie Grid)einrngcn al
Der MarSo6crilIhe fiinitlid)e arbei
ten leien, bat es uic g~egeben. Nitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

ho3 Scniotipncllc Gc3 @c0nltc19
fonnte e. mo9lid) mud)clt, odB Die
pb%ontoitiid)c Nnnohmc piel 0i3flttirt
murbc. IS lit gut fiir bic @ilicn.
ihoit. boB oicie &Oee MN cnb9illtla
beleitigt lit"
Gin irun50iilh der Stott-
litter, hat bcrcdnct. ooB uor ellerl
&nhrbunbcrt Die ied)a @roBnl1dltc
Guropn'S. GuBlnno, Gclltiflono,
@roBbrltonnicn, Irontrcif, Gclt'
reid. llngorn uno %tnlienL 5uiummcn
cine 8ep0lterung uon i40 Wtillips
llcIl bottcll. uon 0cucn IS Wilioltcl
Srnn5oien mnrcn. WcAcmpGrtig hi.
ben Die nQnllihcn Stoutcn nbcr ilI.
iunrncn $50 Millioncn nlti5upcilelL
pun Ocren llur 40 WtiQioncn an
Srnnfreid) entinllen. Canals pcc.
iilQtc Oo2 fron50iiidlc &oiicrrcid)
iiber Ocll iiinitcn. Ole Hepublif ubcr
Jtbl iluIl plCt lllCul NlS lp(l uN'l
llellnten Sbeil Oieier @einnnmtbep0l-
fcrumga5uhl. Ser @rllnn licNt III
Dem InnQinmcn @ndicn Der &olf>a
5nbl in Srunfreidl no 0ic @cburtcn
Die CobcafGQc I'M Sabre icbt mn
mn 1000 iiberitcigcn. &m Sabre
1870 mar 0ic 3obl Der 9cmobncr
oca 0clttiden Neid)ea ulO Trnllt-
rcid)'a mHciGbr 9lcid; iic bctrlld
nGnllid rllb 10 Wiiuioncn. Seit0CM
lit Nronfrtih icit Oent &crIlllt pol
GliuB-Sotbringcn micbcr olf Ocu
Stnnb bon Dor 10 %u1ren 5llrid6e.
tonmcn, mGhrenb GcutidlonO ldon
I'M Sabre 1910 Die gcipnltigc 3ahi
bon 50 MiQionen crrciden 0iirftc.
Go@ hcocutct cine Gcrihicbung Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, Die gar Molld)ca
crfl0rt, noncntlid ulld) bna 3urilf'
trctcn Der Hcuonhe- StromnulN bin,
Ter elmer mcbr niidtcrncn @iir0i.
AllllN Der Mcttlogc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

Enlitcu NIT ~midlGbbnrcn Sltnit-
id)dt3cn linb id)rucr hc0roht. Scr
Giielltbllrm ornht Juiamm1ct5ltltilr.
zen. 9ic llntcr1runObnbncn Itehel
inter WuIicr. Steueumeiie eriolqci,
GinItiir5c. Iic babe Stoot lit Nodts
III 1initerniB QchiiQt. bo Sos unO
Glcftri5itGtatpcrfc %pcrioqcn. Gic
lo0tcn foncu nid)t bcgrnbcn mcrocn.
Ger IN Enria bis Jest ntGeridtctc
Sdaoen miro hereits oti POO 0iils
lionen Collars geifGbt mb Dos
Guoe Der &olomitGt lit nod niht
objuiehcn. Nltf in nn6ercn St06-
ten mo chi 0em Vobc bat 0aS M1ls
Ter idmcrcn Sho0cn ongcridtct. IS
fchlt pielfad) an Nobrlungamittcll
mo Is miro beiilrdtet, BOB SeudCl
olt$hre6cn. Sunbcrtc bohcn III bcn
llbcrld)memliltcn Hunbestbellcn 0cn
600 gefinbcn. Nlld) in &tolien be-
zen id)uerc Hegenitilrmc 9roBe2 llr.
bell onoeridtet. Ger Gibcr lit bier.
zig Sub 9citie1en ulO bat boS Sorn
liherfllltbet. Ger 9lrno Bot cine Nli=
5uhl G0rfer ilberidNpenmt uno in
Aeupel bot Dos Mtecr bic StroBcn
an Der 0ofenfrort permiiitct.
Gle cn9liihcn EorlomcntSmohlct
nGberu iid) ibrem NbihluB. Gic
llnioniitcn 6oben iotueit 255 Site
N%Cluonnen rno nit cincm 9Scttouc
mimi BON 81 gut nbAcldlnittell. lit
Sibcrulcn Gobcn Is ulli 233 Sibc &C.
brodt. bnbeu nllo feline oblnl,ltc
Wtcbrbcit, ionocrn iilo ollf bic ltn-
tcritilBung Der Soboritcn (3S) unN
Der N%ntionuliiten G.D o%ngcpicicn.
Nuc Mitglieoer' oca biaberigen .libc
rolcn ao6incts iino micocr9CuGhll
morNcll.
Gem l1cllcn llnGuriidCn &obinct
@bucn.Seocrborp idcint fem lun9es
Goiciu bcidicOrr 81 iein. Shon in
Der crlten Sibung 0ca ullAorild)Cl
Ncid)stugcS fam e. at 0roBcn Sfnr.
Gul@Sccncn. Ser ncllc Ercnlicrmini.
tier hat III bciOcn !SGllicru oc@
HCidl2tnNca icin Ero0rnmm %cntuiii
felt. onS audi boS ollgcmcinc @obl-
rcd)t cinidlicbt.
0ried)cnlnno fat micOCr cinnlol
cine NiiniltcrsariiiS. GaS Mobinct
tritt 5llrild. 3lqlcid) miro %Qcncloct
0ub Die GQrlunlcntsiibutqcn 10
ihled)t bCilldt iinO, 0ob mcbrere
SiblnNcn ucrtngt mcrbcn mubtell.
Nus Mcrifo fommt sic Nohridt,
boB Die %YllnitcO Stutca' 9nntinI
Company" in Der Stobt Otcrifo III
SdJmllitdtcn Qeruthen ntO ,ibrc
3dhllul1cfl cinqcltcllt bat. Ger GrG,
libcnt Der @onfin1 Gn. bate @cd)-
lei nisfunttrt@ ore -it--so1tpon sndt
bnnprirt mlrocn. IS crfolgtc cin
Stllrm Ger Scpolitnren ollf Die @onf.
IS mur0cn NcAen orcirinbulb Wtilli.
pmcn Collars nltagejoblt mo Damn
mlroc ooa @cloinltitillt Ncihlolicr.
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WuauIta Nancttc SDmcr.

@S iiurb am -. Snlniur 1910 nab ihiperenl
ceioen Augnitu Hiunette 2oper IN ibrem 81.
Qcbeneiubre. gcliebie Satin bon Senrp q.
Q6pcr unb Sohter hon 9briitopber i,no Der
ueriturbenen Gdrolinc' Nemmctcr. Sic Neer.
initials . llbr' bon ibrer IpbriIna. @r. Si2,
Snr.em'NpcIuc, aus nab Der oeutfdeil lutbe'
tiidcIl CT. RurlSsNirhc. Gdc SrempntssloerIle
lno Sorninen Strabe. nm la3 rbr ftait. ecis
ietrnA prinniiil, (26-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Scrpmc u. Wu(i.

6 itnrb un u. Snuuar 1910 Scrumc q.
gsrti, ~rCliebier Sobn pom Snbn unb 6runcc2
ISclf. 0ch. yiou. i'm Iltcr non I Sd6r ulh I
W,onut. Sic NecrhiQuuQ iinoet Snmitag, Den
%. [Unuor. > llbr Yinhutitio1o, BON Der clter.
liden NubnlllQ, Nr, 93G, Tpros6pninatun
stucuuc, uue itnlt. (2S-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
IpGu y. Sd,lniOt.

Is itGrb am %. Snuunr 1910 Subn y.
Sdntiot, aeliebtcr @aite bon Sobonnu Sbmibi,
i'm Nlter bon IS SGbrcn. Sic Neerbi9rnG fius
oct Sa,niina. beu 90. Hdlltar. > ubr Gadniiis
TAGS. bon fciner lcbten 2Sublnna, Tr. 1900,
@eitpbal.H !arc, ans itn!i. Neiietung All Der
.Nchnr- Milo CnCtctn. l2S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

1Itin nj 0 c, .. Nnlllinr IYIU.
Sic Observation-Disclosures : 0omniiidre MADDEN
more ~StaotsGhdrier, 500. Nbfdnitt, beianni, ruB
ie Die eriie G%eriammlung am MiDntag, oell /.
Sebrudr 1910. 9iormiituas II lbr, in Dem @.s
mo QonioaD. GtraBe. db6aIten neroen. nm Die
&olmudt ulisjuiiben mo bic ibnen ilberirages
nen lilo bon ibnen oerIGn9teu Yilidien 81 ers
filen I'M 9etreii Der Gonoemuirltng mo Gr0ifs
luna Der scnsuuoSluanSisitcu atrasc, GO SUB
brett, bon Der Silbipeftietie Der 9nntingoon.s uC.
bis Sur Siioneitieiie Der Sampo en'gtprnuc,
9cIn1B Der AM .. Se5cmber 1909 urter5eihIcs
len NcroronunG Ar. All beS Wiapors uro
SiahirnibS BON Baltimore.
Samce -. SmitI,
Suibrub @. @att5,
3cnrg q. Ncm,
G%onmiiiIre.
Gngene 8. 3iobgcrs,
(3anG. t3, 1927. 5eb3) GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Spbit .Sancnitciu.

Is ilnrb am 20. Snuunr 1910 Splm Snueu.
iiein, "a Sabre alt. N~eliebttr CSaite Der ners
'%iorbenen anllialrtoe @uueniietn. Serputlois
rno 6reltloc Der Sumilie itlo adiniaseou
einqelHorn. Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am Cant
itaa. giudDmiituge > llbr. in lciner @obnuitu,
9r. 3O2, Surrpp. Strasc, beijllpubncn. 9eis
ietln9 unf Der n2Seiiern 9cmeterD".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Sarl I. Grulicct.

Gs 'tdrb pljtlin nt 2G. SduIar 1910 6arl
i. araiicei, gclicbter gdiie bon slunic NJ.
Mralitef. Sic @ccroiguna iinnei am SamitaG,
TTt :! SsOb 1 y a T'O' isaS. w %ur \ a sulie' p stra he,
airs itntt. Ncuudnote mo Srcunoe fino ciH9es
ldoeil. o~Crfelbeu hei6ulupbncH. (27-@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28

Gbc Gn0lon0 in G1pptcu
lett Dem &c0iln Der nd)t5igcr Sabre
tcIten SUB roBtc mo nit iuher Mus
bauer nrrf cine St0rflng iciner Stc(.
llnlQ hlnurbcitctc, mar bo5 N%ro150li.
ld)c Nic bcuor5uNtc ircmbc Spruhc
im @onOe, Der Qr0Btc Sbcil Der jlu-
gen GNppter in Den b0bcrcn Sdulen
lllo on Der llniperiitGt lcrntc Srur-
5Olildl. Mit Der Sprod)c 5ugleidb
orollg irun5oliid)cr Ginilub ndo)
Gauptcn. unb in EuriS trGunlte mon
oopon, nad) Grbnlul1g 0c@ Suci'
tonola aliG) Ggpptcn ollmGblid) IN
Die o<<lterelicnIpbGrc" Sronfrcid'3
ciil5llbc}icben. Gam uber fam Die
@%cld)icBung pnn Nlernnorin ullb Der
Giil5ll1 cnGliihcr (ruppen mo Gcre
iuoltunAabcanlten. Sd)ritt filrSdriit
Md Sraltreld pnr 0enl englildcu
Nluolcn 5llrild unb ltefte mnlrrcnb
aud, sic Shloppc non Tuidobo cir.
Wit Dem %3uriidNcbcn bes ironSoii.
ld)cn GinflltlieS nobnl audi Die pc.
oeItltnN Der fron5oliihcu Sprod)t
'ilr Den capptiIhen &crtchr nb. Gllg
lullo pcr0rungtc Die irnn5oliid)en
Senn1trt Der e9nptiid)en GcrmoltumG
ltlo crlcBtc tic blird) engliidc Sanoa.
lclltc. Iic enNlildc Spruhe mllrGt
I'M @crtcbr 5uildcn 5oblrcid)cn De
BORDEN cingcfilhrt. SnS 5lpang hi1
c9pptild)c 9euolferm0, GnGliih 81
lcrncll, mo belltc hobcll cS Die Gng-
lollocr crrcid,t, Dob tire Sproc,c
ocn Tcrtehr beherrldt. Nic frdll5D-
'llhen Mubum1cn an Den 6rcu.,o
l%cltlclia 0es &aunlS, bod alld Die
'ron5ollhc Sprodc mebr 81 berilcf.
| llhtlaen. lpcrhen nid)t uiel irlldIien;
Ocnn Gu9lono bot aus politiiben
8rilnocn boS Nrnl15oiiid)c il Ggplis
ten illrildgcor0nat unb an Oe'Ien
STEELE ooa Gn9liitc 1cieRt. llnb lno
polltildlc <crciic oili Dem Spiclc
ltehcll, fcnltt Gnglonb feincn SpeB
l1llo lrIntlnt oiId) auf Die Gntcntt
telnc Nlldiiht. Wfit oem lebten irou.
iollldlcn Schrcr mo Eroieiior miro
bolo and Die iran5oiiihe Sprud,t
ans G0pptcn uerid)prnoen iein. mn
III Nrontrcidl miro man Der ,3eit
ltod)tro1lcrn, "a bos Sron5oiiihe in
ggppten nod ctuoa galt.
Surh cincn 3ufoU ent-
oedtc mon III Sobtl i'll Nberironfelt
elien ilrd)tboren Sou pon Sreibeits
@eronblng. Sort hot Der IGrberei.
BETTER Millcr ieine lest 36 Sabre
alte Sotter orci5ebn Sobr& lang iu
1 pfurr &Nuutttnr ,nf,,,, LAI@,..
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Baltimore Cemetery.

Sirean: SranilinaSiog, Baltimore. It. Wurtbitr.
&eprdbii6pldte sitin Serinui - bon $25 an.
nit W,drmorptoit6n abgearen6t $50. Sfditli
tiir bier @rdher. Sreie Scnueuilg Der aapeue
fir 1obtcnaoiiesbieniic. Guni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
Out QQwn Gemetcrn,
Gaitrr. Npenne.guno, nabc 9,ortb. Npint.9 Dab
geitGnoigc Nniiiht. Vrattuplc Sage.
CSu!il0, G9ite)
2pnbun- Enrf.Scmcteru

Siircaa: pr. II, Icit.Sara.uaa.s trabe, uno
N~anpt@ingdng, Nrcocrid-N uao.
We9r1bnihplnte bon $25 an. inter %befidrbt'
etc. ipcrSci I'M 1rcibbniS an Salpt. Ginedlla
9%efnrocn. llnicr ascnt pirb, penlt gcpiinitt,
pprfpredben. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-28
@cfauutmadJungcu.
Hepartentent fir diisutlide siferheit.-Sautcn.
untcr.T cpartemcnt bcs @ebnune. 3uipefs
turSsYiiirenue, 6atbbauS.

Baltimore, 20. SanuGr 1910
Nn bate 9pplifntioncn liIr Die ioiacioen Frts
!ir. $50 $32. @orO.eoutoap strnBe. / 40
ailumntstS Generator NM 4 !giutore mil elmer
gela rtii: GGga5i iiaait,i oSH 30 NlsfSeirolfSn; M o,,r,
nil elmer GetnrtrnisG apa5itdt bon 6 Eferoc'
frdftCIt.
> Mtoiorc nit cincr @cIanlnttseapd5itd porl %
SIN ooic pon RI. 9o4-920. 5nos@ a%rOlites
StraBe, 9cnptteiteI non so Yieroeirdtttr.
lSer nieiCit ]uppouirt. m5ec fcinc Yroteltc in
bieiem 4iircnl nm oocr Dor 10 llbr Born.
am y. {ltuur 1910 ctireibcn, mann %nieielbct
iur @rlebi9rli9 oul9eilonm'eL meroeil.
wolparo :. Hrehou,
(2S) GebhlIoesS superior.
%lsc0u.r wcrbeu fir Den @cbraldl DER Get.
triidcu Gummiiiiun in lleberelniiinnlufl9 MT
oeIl bon Dem Gbefs NI2enleur Der gelanlliel
Gumnliiiun MISREPRESENTATION Speiiliinilolieil INT
~iGleeIoe Minterialielt lino SleIni!c'nulgeH Sc
Cement,
Snio,
sieinc Csermamt,
Stts,
3irselfeins,
9al6,
iraTspprt ppu Material.
Wuen ipiben AngeboleEt lllllB elm be9laubils
ter G0ed oes Sieters, ntf cine oGlenrtn9
3ouie"sednf 9e]o9cn. an oeIl aWia0or mo
Staotrutb bon Baltimore" 5lblbdr ael1ndtx6l III
Den ~iolaenoen eetrd9en ~bet9eliiat fein: Snno
500, 5legelileine $iJ0, S9pl5 $l00, ltaiieport
500. Iiec 800. SteiHe 5000. 9ernerl S290.
Gbrlihe Eruben ppn Geinent, Gam. Stein.
aico uno 3ienelileineu miliien minbei!erlo iiint
1npe Dor Der GrbfiMung Der Ingcboie, pie III
Den Spe6ifitolicnen prr9eibrieheil. ein9erettt
peroen.
Nn9ebote miiien p~eriieaelt mo an .ben
ggparb Of Nudtos, Garc Of J.. Selueu 1bus
mas, sim Ncatiier. " %nhrclltrt leitt. SielelbeIt
miiiien Dor II ltbr 9Orniitugs am Mitt,podl,
ocu .. Scbrunr 1910. III Sdnoer ocs Staoi'
Rc9iilrNtur@ in neiicn 0iirc0u i'm Hnibbora
lid %beiinbelI.
Sic Gontrcit ge63roc bcbdlt i6 nus lier0t
Dor. iraelO elnee ooer ale 9%tngebptc ji ntrs
i%ucricl.
Sity speliiilNtiotcn mo idbcrc N%iaiunii
iuenoc man iih an
Charles Is. Gbclps, IT,,
Gbe1=S 1qenlepr,
HatbbduS.
R~eititigt:
@epr1c u. 9,umieu,
temp. SrIiioeut Der Gpntrafthcboroe
Enno1 2S 90 81 .,Nehrl 23l.h.n - =
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Surrainc.

Maieriif. Yariartig. Srteelid.
sSeitlid bon ssa brpuf cine lino cine bolhe
Meile. Wfonni SolbssSaqaons rno lorraine
gSaggo!s oirctt bis ann Sinodr9. 8etoe 1cs
lenbone. StubtsViirenur I'M oriiien SIur bes
Union 3rrits" @ebinoeS, Gbnrlcs. NIB Jauette'
Strane. (Mfui4 1S.I&S)
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&crmiidltc Nn3eisen.
Saltimorer AoreBbu@ fir 1910

b~ciiuSct lid iei,t uuter 9reiic.
Sic 9erleeer lpiiniden, OaB ale 9indeIper'
ionen. SiruIGi ooer GorporatioreIt. ole tbre
Moreiie ieit Dem /. Sejentber 9efIiloert bahe!l
pbcr pic cine SSobnmngSsNerdnoeritn1 IN Iidls
tier submit Gor6urebnlet eaaithtlgeii, .tbrc
nltc ltno meme slpreiie al cas- eilrcui oteier
Neicuiduit ioiurt einieIloer.
81. g. Eulf & Gu.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-27
THE RANCHER.


Adios.. adios. It's good-by to the city:
Good-oy to its rattle and battle and
Its lying, ones. dying ones. women-God
I'm Off to the mesa-to Nell and the
boys.
The steers are well sold and the price
In my pocket;
I've got some real things from this
There are satin and silk; there's ring
A jackknife for Billy; sure gun for
Sam.
Good-by stone and iron. I'm Off to the
mountains;
Good-by to the wheels which grind pale
go. to Gods cataracts, not your tin
go where the west wind is whistling
free.
There's shack on the prairie, a stove
A well and a windmill; hay stacks and
corral;
The D plain meets the sunset a million
And there. at her milking. I hear little
Sal.
There Nellie will meet me and take the
cantiuas
A soft kiss for me and a pat for the
mare,
And naught but the stars and the silence
between us;
A rose in her bosom, rose In her hair.
Good-by to the city, it's splendor and
worry;
Its rich ones and poor ones, its rattle
I'm of for the home ranch, and off in 4
hurry,
To round up the cattle and Nell and
--william Maxwell. in the Pacific
Monthly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-27
QUAKER NfEDITArTONs.
[From the Philadelphia Record

IFrom the Philadelphia Record.1
Many a man is crusty because that's
the way he was bred.
There are some things that even
the most absent-minded of US can't
forget.
Some people believe almost as thor
oughly in hero worship as the heroes
do themselves.
When the weather man promises
fair weather hts predictions are often
fair but false.
Sillicus-.'At what age do you con-
slider a man old enough to marry?''
Cynicus-'Not until he is old enough
to know better"
Hoax-"Bjones is running his bust
ness into the ground" Joax-"Is that
so What does he do?" Hoax-"He
has contract for laying water pipes .
Are you sure you love me for my
self alone ?" asked the romantic young
woman. well. Il don't think I love
you for anyone else replied the prac-
teal young man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-27

Thus died James Koran. Chicagos
gallant fire marshal. A shudder OF
horror must have passed through the
minds of everyone in all parts ofsthis
land when they read the terrible news
in the press dispatches of the other
day, which told how James Koran and
a score of his faithful followers had
their lives snuffed out as they led the
charge in the fight that was started
against tremendous confiagration in
the Chicago stock-yards. But as peo-
pie gave a second thought to this ca
tastrophe their horror must have been
succeeded by admiration. Men who
lose their lives in the discharge of
their duties are of heroic mould
whether the sacrifice comes on the
battlefields or in the struggles of peace
for the preservation of the lives and
property of others.
Heroes one and all. were the fremen
who fell in Chicago, as were those who
went to their deaths almost at the
same time and in the same way lin
Philadelphia But James Koran seems
to stand out little above the rest.
His was the guiding hand of a gigan-
tic machine, a metropolitan fire fight
ing force He had assistant chiefs and
captains a-pIenty to war with fire
as he should direct. Had he sent any
of them to lead the charge he led, as
do the generals of the present era in
the battles they direct, not word of
criticism could or would have been
leveled against him. But he did not.
He led the way himself He. rushed
into the jaws of death like the grim
old fighting warriors of DID, who are
yet alive today in song and story. He
had done the same thing before, time
and time again. He never sent his
firemen where he. would not go him
self. Indeed, he could not very we'll
do this, for he always led the way.
That fate's hand should finally strike
down such a glorious man as he is
cruel. But fate let him die a glorious
death, and his name will be rever-
enced among Chicagoans as long as
their wonderful city endures.
And the casualties which have oc-
CURED among the firemen in Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere
during recent days, must bring home
to many taxpayers in other cities that
they act with exceeding poor grace
when they voice protests against in
creases in wages to firemeI. that are
reasonable. At best these men are
poorly paid They may seem. to sit
in idleness around the engine houses
a good deal of the time. especially in
the smaller cities, but they are always
there, and they are always ready to
risk their lives in the performance of
their always dangerous calling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-27
Deyelopment of Japan.

The population of Japan, not includ
ing the Koreans, is about $4,000, 900.
The people are hardy and vigorous, and
are noted for their ciannishness, in
quisitiveness, and acquisitiveness. They
work tremendously among themselves,
and in many of their habits resemble
the Jews more than any other people;
but they do not do we'll in contact with
other people. They do not mix we'll
with foreign people. 1t is partly
through recognition of this fact that
the laws of the empire are so strict in
limiting the rights of foreigners resid-
ing within the empire. It is through
the development and careful guidance
of the national characteristics of the
Japanese that the government has been
enabled to advance the welfare of the
country to such a wonderful extent IT,
recent years.
Modern Japan is absolutely develop
ed by systematic educational methods
directed by the government. These
methods are not exercised in the army,
navy, and government departments
only, but are employed in every depart
ment of national activity. The fore
sight and completeness with which
these works are undertaken is shown
by the geological and mining recon
noitering and survey operations that
were carried out in Korea, Manchuria
Saghalien, and northern China during
the late war. w nile the army was
operating in the field, the whole of the
geological and mining staff of the gov
eminent was carrying out geological
surveys that would enable the govern
ment diplomats to value the country
surveyed and decide regarding its dis
position at the settlement of the war.
Before the war was over, good geoIog-
ical and mining maps and reports. were
printed by the mines department and
imperial geological survey and supplied
to the diplomatic officers. Most of these
maps and reports have since been
translated and printed in English py
the geological survey.
The government, at the present time
is strenuously endeavoring to develop
the mining and metallurgical industries
of the empire. In order to assist and
control this development it has organ
lied an unusually we'll equipped mining
bureau along the successful lines en-
ployed by various state governments in
Australia.-A. Selwyn-Brown, in En-
gineering,