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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
Seirut6S.eiceu8cn.

@curo Seie 2i mo Qiraie g..
2rannnf lS
2oiep6 aoriielo, 2l mo glnuc
GdiopstD rs.
Sumes O G6ariton 26, mo 8at6
q Slider 90
So6n d. Stotler, %, uno Srene
s. Scrani %
@illiam s. 6re6urger %, uno
Qiarn g. Seubagen 20
9iI6ert s. Snes, "a, gSittper ml0
Barbara Soedel, SO, ggittwe
9io6ert " Butler. 81, mo Saoie
@i Tborp 81
e6arIeS S. Gaotou. %, uuo 9lora
9l 0lanamt %, @eioc BON 9root
Iun a..D.
9io6ert S. SuoginS 38, uno 9iit6
Wl Cwens, 30. @eioe bon NlattbewSs
eointp, 0o.
@iainn S. 9ln0rec. D, uno 9loia
= JQDle0, ~.
Sciuis @orrD 9ono, 36, g9ittper
puo 0linuie Nl, W1ortDnc. 27.
~eorae Nt @arreu ls, @ittuer,
pon @oi6ington g. g. lno Seiiic
" 9ono, 3l, bon Baltimore.
2lloert @er6er, 90, bon SarriS6lua.
@o. nno geiiie giienbera %, BON
baltimore.
@alter s. @orns6p "a uno Gms
ina 0l Sntcbins, 20.
elmer q. 2lmos, %, bon @altis
more, uuo Gtbel e. grittinebam
~ bon g9eitouer, @lo
Soel Dai6eiff ~ lno Sorab Ru.
6en, 26.
Clarence s. @iiioro. go. @ittiper,
mlo Giielle S. 9nlen 5s, 9eioe BON
Sciicr6ira, gtrY
Senrp 2 @laBioro, so, gsittiuer
non Baltimore, uu0 9}ounae 81 Nlil.
tom 35, BON Gamp6elnGountp, @a-
Cigar " @lcGiau "a, uno Goit6
9loci, 2i.
9lels 9lelion 81. g1ittuer, mo
Clara Solnn 33. Mittiue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
,yrtdler 9lan6aninlI

9fem gort. 2t. Ge5em6er-
9'icr Nldnuer ii6criieleu 6cuie N Der
@orboac cines Bcoduocs an Der 6.
glOeuuc imo %. StrnBe Nlourire
2ie6ermon ocn 3ablmeiitcr Der
o5iar 4leating 60, idIugen i1n
neoer INTO iuhicn iBm $4,000 5u
entreiBcu ocn 9ctros ser 9o6uliitc
Der Gompagrie
1etclti0e, pcldc 0os Guariett be-
obadtct bate b6rteu 2ie6erman's
Shreic mo ciIien i6m SIT Siilie.
3ipci scr 9lngreiier lpuroeu an Grf
uno steae oiusieit semadt eiH orit.
ter ilo9 oif oos 1nh iin0 nuroe
sort gefoBt. Der pierte rountc auf
oie SiroBe, 100 cr bon &aiianten
oineieit eemadt muroe.
@tner Der @eianoenen nor nod
glngabc Scr Goli5ci elm 9Ingeitellter
ser Star @Ieatina Go,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22

me- ME 6.rg 4lcrocll uQs srid9ie Sbr
6err @csu bo. Sy6rgn oInuiiih Sic 9an8e
Geidi1.e iaon cr3dbt3"
gglur gum sell" anilrorictc l'c@rioc uno
ieblc nit l,ii,m Qadeir iilr it h'u3n: ngBi'
eui iH auf eiumol liigsn ,onul"
@te eiHcr sfn 6eieen elm ueittres gHor'
loaen irnatr, tam Garilep 5u oeal &nt'
idlun 6ieiem EcNsa=ieie Gin @nbe 5u ma
deu Gr Diiaeie mit einem 0uFeln biz
Sir unh :am ciui9c 9apRre ii oer 0uno.
ms 8immer cr liibie pie Ell rot mu-o'.
Qngmcintno obne bic Dnme 3u bemerlen,
trai cr an Mc9rihe teron Der iic3 iniiHiti9
etGob. I'm ieirea @tp6l on3u6istsn-
,S6r Batter CAB mir oiele B0Pierc far
sic, 6arr 6orilc9 Sh gldubc iie mlFen
ncn 0uc6QeIt6tn loeroen, iaate er tur3 uno
sco leins ll6r beraus. Jladnem e. einen
Slid rorGuf qtiporieu. Dnnbte er Iia an 0is
hlnot Name, tei oerln Nnblid Fidl lem gaA
aes @ena5mfn nl8blin ;u dnoerE lclitn, unn
iaals ie6r h1iId $50 bolfc Sie msrosr
reB G'nbringsn per3siben 9naoigss 5roa'
lqia, oaer Serr GcztleD Eat mig peicnScrs
ouf Sic Geels se5uacen, ih iolle nisie ]o'
pierre ieirem Grfn 5ur Gur1iidit brinscn,
lololo iie ferie pdrea"
glls 1as uuss aQdodcu i4 er6o6 frat
Ir9rioe auriid. sfcr Scr 6lierc 4lorn blisb
pi, cetonm fearu .Qluf G5Te, ioate CT
an iitl lClb1 iis iii cn Stactsrelb, Sobnion
BAL rcAi"
Gle lror i,6ou 5as6 oui Der 1ir dis Mlt
8ribc feline SniunQ 70 melt 8arld9eponn,
um iie ourm bas 6aaptiontcr 3u geleiten
uno iAr bort bic sir 3u 0iinsn. Dais' be-
oleitsts er iie ouf BEN Hnrrioor, holi ihr tn
Sen 9luTsua uno folste i6r Hinuntsr, immrr
chre eui @G6ren0 oer 0aH3en 3eit reestc
a. aul Iie Elm; er Bate ipdter nidlt 81 'aasr
oepuBl, ros Gr 6otie jest nur ciHsu @ss
banlen lire Grloubnis 3u erlangsn, lie 3a
bclufen uuo i6r 9}odridt ilter Wiaruen 81
Drin9en
TTduein C1lilrom tornie ibre Seirle9is
anna iber Ulc9riocs gluimerliomieit ME.
rerftroen. Sie iab pobl odB lie tieIea Sin
trud auI ibu ssna1t batls, un0 ss tler +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
1as Qrphi6itions. .glmcnbement.

g9oibington 21 0e5enIber.
Sm 6eprdientouten5oine miroe
6euie fir bic mor9ige 9eratbung
iiber ons cotititiitioueqe 9Imcnocment
iiir naiionole @robibition Ole 9obn
irei genodt
9luf @nira0 oes Nlajoritdisiiib
rcrs lhioerpooo beiAloB oas Sans,
inoracn &ormitog iun 10 llbr 5ulom
men All trcteuino IN Sibuns 81 blci.
0cu bis Ole Sobiou'idc 9ieiolutioL
pcIHc oos 9Srobibitions glmcnoc'
mcnt ooriie6t erleoigt iein miro.
Gas Smls aeoeutt in 9lnbetradt
ocs irii6ei 9eginus Der Sibing por
mor0cn gl6an0 5ur 9l6itimmung 3ll
qclQnQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
9er etreit nm Sen giIennnateii.

gSaibin8ton 21 Ic8ember.
giad tilr5er 9eipredng ocr Gin
mouoertngs Bill legte Der Senat
belte Oie &orlogc bis SIR gSieocr,
croiimua Scr 5Bmsen nod oen
@cibuohtsieriel 3nriid.
5cnoior 2clDis, oer ioe6cu BON
elmer Gohieren8 init 9rdiioent @il-
ion getomlucumor tiinoigte on ooB
Ct oen 9lntras ite0en iperoc, sic Dill
oungsteit 0Idiiiel nclher Der &rdli.
bent oppoairt dts ocr &orlogc 3ll
itreidea
Seuotor S6crman lprod1 belitc 3il
Bunitcn cincs iolhcu Sdriiies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22

den Bergen (gergues Ct gSinoc)
auf iron5oiiihem imo Sluis oui bol.
ldnoii1em We6icte iino oicier Sinic
cinjlrcibcn: allco po6l cr1olteuc,
altilanorii1c Srtc Don moleriidem
&eij. 9cionoers gilt oas Don Der
Gen imO Galruc i'm g9eiien. 8riigge
uno Canine I'M Siieu. Sore Wlarft-
pIGbc Ratbbduier, 9clirieOe (abefi
roiSD Suhbauen geborcn 3u Dem
9citeu. mas 0os uieOerldnOiibe Nlit-
tclolter ms 6intcrlaiien bat Gic
airHen nit ibren i1wereh Hddti.
gen Sbiirmen i5reu bo6en Ednern
mo weiten Shiifcn ibrem Heid-
t6um al @nitiddBen aaer 9lrt, END.
itdnmeu 5mueiit ser SdluB5eit oeS
N}ittclolters, ser SanOclsbliitbe pon
6lanoern. glls Oieie i'm i6. Sobr-
bunOert ianf bat Die Gutuidlma Oie
ier Stdote fait pl0Blicb itiageitanoeu,
bic ougeiangenen rieiigeu airht6iir.
me 6licbeu pieIfa9 lnOoacnOet mo
and 1eute tritt ser iremoe 9em6er,
mcn er ua9 @eurne ooer 9irmui.
Den, griigge ooer Gomme fomnt in
cine gSelt BON ebcOem.
Tie 9epo5ner inO uiht g4aaonen
coer Sran5oien ionoeru oisimlieB
lid 6lamcn olio 9lieoeroeuti6e
Gas @olf pridt mr 6ldiniid. 9lber
o6, Der @ebiloete ipridt MIR 6ran-
56iiii. 9cbtcreS lit Die Sprode oes
Sanocls mo @crtebrs, Der @eridte
im0 Der aloiter. Ger melide TanO
Iiegt mic SDrup iiiB im0 ieit auf Dem
namideu SanO. 3mar boben bic
politiiAeu 6lameu iih in Ocu leBten
&a6r5ebnten tart 8u @iiniten i1rer
Sprabe geregt. IS gi6t mie0er fla.
miihe 3citimgen ino audi Die Sdu-
len lebren mieoer 0as 6lauiibc
9l6er Der SAm6eiuh lit nidt o6liga-
toriih, mo Die aebiloeten ildmiideu
6umilieu 5ie1en Oas glotte, iiiBe, elc-
9onte 6rau50iiibe oor; oas 6ldmiiae
int iiir's @olf. Gieentlid lit cS nur
sic 4iorrfirde, ole es and iiir eolcre
3mede am @cben cr6dlt.
So lit 0ic bclgiide aiiitc, Die 10
lause in ipaniider uuO 6iterreidi
iher Ncrriboit mar iuO nun in
oentidcn @GnOeu iid6 bciinoet. @er
mitbIih perocn sic nd6iten g9ohcu
uns nod oieIe 0iuee aus jenen Or.
ten uno @egenoen 81 beridten bo
ben. So DoreiIig uno eepogt es
mare 0ie beDoritebenoe politiihe
Gntuidlurg propbe5eien 5u pollcn
oos miro man piiniden imO eripor
ten oiirieu, oaB ms jenes nieOer.
oeltihe auIhrgebiet ou Stronoe
Der gloroice in 3utunft nabcr ite.
ben mcroc ais bisber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
Tran ecitc6t Wlorb ein.

Dctrott q. De5cm6er 6rai
Autuiheitc @cder, IS Sabre aIt sc
itano geitern 9l6euo noh gIngabe DER
goh5ei ooB iie Sri 5rances Bonn.
bolt, oie @rciiin orlnor0ete, melhe
am 0tttno@ crldllagen IN ibrer
@obnlng aufgenmocn uoroeu mar.
Roi6 mar oas Nlotiu. 6rn @eder
er3a5lte ser @oli5ei oaB iie $40 Gus
6rl 9oub0lt's gSobnuna ita6l 1ieS
oSclo buroe III ibrer @obnuna gc'
innoen. 8rou 9eder pilegie taglid
in sri Qon1oIt's g8olnnna Dorgl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22

i6eils er6alten init ileinen Sanobdu
iern bebaut mo in Sic Grte ciHbe3o.
gen poroeu iino. IoS &orbilo ole.
ier beiiercn laloiAoitli6 rci3Doucu
glrt BON Crisanloge lit Guinbergen
oas por etpo 5wolf So6rcn pom eli.
mem oeutiben glrhiictten in Dem
treiten Giincngclduoe 5piihcn SeDlt
uno &node geplant imO disgenibrt
piroe gub Eiiinbergeu beiitt oie
unpermciolihe mo oud uobl imcnt.
6c6rlidc nGiguc0 sic Iicat iuie
beroa, iI6cr ser Int6bo6e CdS
0leer tritt an iie 5peinal OeS Cages
5eran bel Gbbe weidt cs peit 5iriid
einen polliq ebcneu reingepoic1encu
Strauo icincn Sonoes ireilegeuo.
"a ser So6emluterihie0 3piihen
6llt6 lno Gbbe orei bis bier 0leter
bctrdgt, bel Sprinailui6 nod me6r
70 ninmt 0cr gum Spo5crenge6en.
sum EenniS., @rodct. mo 9allipiel
cinloocnoc ilahc SouoitranO cine
greitc bon mebrereu bimoert Nletern
an. Gr iit in oen 9ooemonateu Snli
bis September an iboncn Eagcn be.
lebt mie Die @erliner Gauenbien.
StroBe-
3miihcn ocn 3elteu mo Strand.
forbeu am llier, 5pii9eu Sen 9ooe.
farren am @aiicr herridt cia leb5oI.
ter &erfe6r I'M 10 unge3plmgcuer
unO 6uutcr. ais co cine Nrenmng ser
Sci6lehtcr 6cim 9ooen niht giebt
@om neitlihen uno iilolibcn
Ncuti9lmo imo oie 6elaiibenaiiiien.
orte bcqucmcr 5u crreidcu olS bic
ocltidcn gSoroice. imo CiticebdOcr.
"a 3nOeul Die @reiie mdBig iinO, 10
lit Der 3uihnB oeiitiber 9oOegdltc
ouBcrorocntli9 groB, obihon ans ma
iiouolen @riinoen iiir @orfum ylor
OerneD imo oie frieiiideu Snieln aud
i'm iiiomcitlidcu GGltiblono nit
&e1t itorf gemor6en miro
Citenoe ncnnt iid itoij lmo niAt
obne Reht oic aouigin Ser gioroiee,
oie onoereu 0rte nennen iid alomu.
ioutc~ nrcIe9ante" uIa coaueitc"
mo ocrolei9en. GoS gon5c 9c6en
6citc6t na6reno ser ,Saiion" in Ell
ner ourhaus moocrncn 6rcmocn.,Sn-
onitric. Die iidj oen @diten 3umeiit in
acidaiaeli angenebmcn Sormcu BAR
bietet. 3miidGl Den ein5elnen Or.
ten. BON ga &aimc bis lc 3oatc,
berriht Gin leb6aiter 9lnStolihpcr
fe6r. oeun ole gauge aiiiic miro bon
elmer eleftrii1en 9obn nit einlaoen.
oen clegonten g9agcn befa6ren Sn
wenig me6r ais 5luei ShmOen sc.
Iangt man bon einem Gn0e 5uu an
0ereli
9as lit Die moOerne @iiltenlire,
an melher Die 9aoeorte in glibcrn.
Dem Sdeinc dneinanoeroerci9i liao
pie an elmer @erlenihnir
@enige ailometer lonoeinmorts
liegt cine Sirie altertbiinllidcr Nrtc,
oie man ais mittelaltcrlitbe aiiiieu.
linie be3eiHnen fonntc. Gs iinO oic
Crtc &cirnc, Girmuioen, Eborolt
@riigae, Gamme. 9liG bic otdot'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
Die 6sIaiials aahs
I'm a. Nna. SIIIDlgn.

&ou gr. Sug. Stiib6en.
sic lett gr6Btcut1eils in ocut.
ideu Sonoeu beiiuoli6e aiiitc Bel.
aiens Bat 5iuiideu ocr iron5oiihen
nno boIlonoiidcu @rcu5e cine Sdn.
&c non mr 56 ailometern lit abcr
bcidi nit moocrncn imo oltertbHmIi.
den Crtidaitcn. Der Iebte fron50'
iiide Ort lit 8oieuooel bel Giinfir'
1en mdt 5il Dermehieln nit Dem
boIl1noilHcu 9looienooal uorolidl
non 9lntmerpcn; Ger erite boIIdnoi.
idc Grt it, oos meerumitritteuc
Goo3ono, Oos icbon IN Gontes Sn,
fcrno cine 9iollc ipieIt. Gie iicb5ebu
beIeiideu aiiiieuortc, ole idmmtlid.
nit 9lusnabme bon 3eebriigge 5lI'
gIeid 5ce6doer limo, beiBcn Der 5tei.
be uoM ga @ouuc, GorD0e, Dot.
ouinfcrfc (CHoilntirdem, gtieup'
poort (mo gegcnpdrti8 Oie groBe
Sdla6t to6D. g8eitcnoe, @iOoel.
firte. Wlariotcrfe Gitcnoe, 9reeoem,
Sen Socn 99cuouDue, 9lontenbergc,
3cebrHgac. 1epit GMn6ergen, Ssno.
de, lc 3oute 9Olc6rcre oieier Cric
iino in oen iiiugiten &riegsnahrid.
ten micoer9olt geuannt woroen.
3ir Grl1iterung moge oicnen oaB
in ocn fIdmilNcn @ortcn Die Bud.
itobeu oe iuie Gin longes a. cu mic
S, oc pic It, IL mic ii. nj ino iln mie
ciL b mic ci 8 nie elm meAes { &C.
ipro6cn miro. Gu 6eiBt 0eu @oclt
ouf ocuti6 Scr Sobn ouf frou56iii@
le Goa.
glls ooS 6eoelicnoiie Der belaiiden
See6dOer. ais eiu 2uruSbao BON
g9cltrut lit Cienoc 6efoUt. Sm
9lonac iolgt, mebr ms 9iirgerlidc
aerihtet, Nlautcu6erae gl6er bon
ben 6rcmoeu sic mirflidb Gr6ollng
n1er iino i'm lcbteu So6r5ebut inn
mcr me6r sic fleinercu Crtc auigc
htht porocr Sn @lonfenbergc
Scuit Ininbergen anode, aiih mo1i
in Wloriatcrtc imo 4cuoupnc, 6ilocu
Ecuiir6e 6ie aroBe Nle6r3n1l ser ga.
0eadiie Sonit lit 0as belgii.be uno
ironjoiiitc Clement Oor6erriheno,
NIT glusua6mc BON le 3oute, mo pic
engIdnoer iih III Clubs imO Sport.
geieaidaiten 6duslih eingeridtet
6o6en Sin notbmcuoigeS 3ubeb0r
ollcr bclaiihen See6ooeorte lit Die
Clique" S. &. Ser Ieidj. Die Strono.
iiroBc, oft 3wan5ig mO mcbr 9lcter
brett uno itets ais elegoute @rone.
naoc ausgebiloet. Gieiem StraBen.
lurus 1oben sic meiiten Grte loren
natiirldcn lonoihoftlideu Gei5, Ser
inn 3uiommenlIang BON 0leer mo
Citnen 6citebt, eeopicrt. Sic bobcn
Die Iiiiiei ciigeebucf Inn beqicule
9aupldbe uuo ole bohmoiierireic
Srouoitrobe 5u gefuimen Gaourh
iino mciiiens ie6r einiormiae glniieo-
hnacn entitonoen glnsnabmen iino
Ga @oine uno le Goa, bcionocrS aber
Guinbergeu mo le 3oute (ildnlilb
bet 3orte). no sic Giinen groBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22

6eiricOigenoe Gr6oltmg Ocs Sber-
arms gelingeu, o6gleid 0eiieu Der.
Ieslng cine iogar fiir oaS gIuge OeS
9lr5te5 fllr6tbare 9luSOebnltng beiei.
fen botte. Gs maren 3pei Munocn
Dorbanoen, Oercn cine aneiu eine
Sdn9e bon IA, cine 9rcite BON II
unO cine Gieie bon etpo 4 Gcntimctcr
beiaB. Gie flcinerc @unoc uu Scr
Snuenieite oes Sberarms NAB im-
MERLIN nod Z Gentimeter inn Glrh-
meier. g8abriheinlib mar Oas @e-
iboB bon Oieier Scite aus einaeOrun-
Gen. Ger 9lrn ipiirOe i'm S1pebe.
Ucr6anO gebolten inO fortgeieet be-
rieielt. 9Ingeiihts Ger Sbatiade, OaB
MNere aSeiAoe mit, ioneni6enunpiv-
Oigen W}ittcln fdnpfen. 1T eS nod efie
Croft OoB lniere 9ler5te iicb ou6 Ole
fen imeruarteten 9lufgoben gc9en-
ii6er ollf Der S0be ser 2ciihn9Sidbig-
feit 5cigen.
90Ee tur Wcfic fir Nusiouh beinrot q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
Nnm Nnln glInnAen.

Sn oer 6eloar5tliden 9eiloac ser
9liinbener @}coi5iniicben @odcn.
i6riit merocn bon 3ipei glcr5tel,
ndmli1 @e6eimrat6 Senne imo Or.
areitmoir, @erwlnoingcn bei1rie.
BEN ole obne 3meifel ani Gum.Num.
@eiboiie 5uriid5uiii5reu wareu. Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-22
!. .yloll ig1en0 eipdg- 4nmes2a

p9lod) ir9enb eipds, s{ames9"
pylein, niolts gBi@tiges, 6err 6artleD."
9lls gortleD i'm 8egriff mar bie Tiir bins
ter lidl 81 iticBcn, iogie er ru6ia: sd
miB Sbnen ii0risens nod Ioasn, Somes
ooB icb teinef Ylorpel femme uno niemols
2u9or ben @omen ae60rt Gobc, Gs muB~
ii6 um einm Srrtum 1an6eln, bieDeibt Tuht
lie einen gan3 on0ern 9loieu."
gluf Dem Horrioor IGuelte sr Dor db bin.
80 9abc nitt geiogt coB it Dlobnoro
nid)s fenne ct piro eS 16er wo6l 70 auFfofs
fen, ais ipdren mir bsioe oon5 im6etonnt.
9Dtnn oas NldoGen nun ober Dorenus fem
ncu lerni i6m er3dbIt, oaB lie mir einen @e-
iut aema6t fat, uno i1m meinen So6n be-
id'rsbi, 10 iommen an Oieic Qiqeu berous.
@ber in einem quntt babe i'd ipenieItens bic
gga9rbeit seiagt icq tenIte nemono nit
Nomcn Wlorrel"
Is. &c9itsI
6ortleD blomiert it'd.
9lm ioleenoen 1ase rief 6arileD Dottor
@omie an uno bat ibn, ON ielben 9lbeno nit
inn BEL Gjreene 3u Ipeiien ,Dos Qotdl n
10 bequem gelegen" " ioete6articD, nih bringe
@roscup mil Douglas 9npok, riHsn
Sie. Wir m5ften uns germ nit Shnen
belpreIen Sd bote Die @eidic5te nit Der
@ctts griiuoIic9 ioit; ic9 perbe gon3 nerp5s
0obei4
So mas III tenn Ios2 Sd oadlte. bic
eon3e Sode hattie iidb I'M Sonoe perlaufen?"
,Sd mag nibt germ ar Gelepbon oarii6er
iprs4en. SD babe heute ioie6er einen nets
ten S@red ce3abt, Der Benefit. oaB baIo bic
oanae Sioot 0on Der Giofe peiB, -'r Die
@olasi f9ldIf rUie gsn66nlih. SUA.lasn
Sie 1eiiie obeno I'm odlt, oonn Io1en sic
aaes 15ren."
,Gie braufm nidts meiter ols 9u6e.
Sorilep Gle iollten caf Elm paar Mcden
nat6 5Icrioo fa6ren." siei Der Nrat.
Gjroscup fpor onoerer 2(nIint @r mcinte,
Die gluseIegenbeit, bic 6ortlep 6cute bier b.
ipreden noIlte, ben0tisc lusuishens fir bic
ud4itea Gage Elm podIomes gluge.
(GortI;suns iolstp
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IMITATION IRISH
LACE WORK EXPOSED
WOMAN TELLS HOW EASILY SHE
FOUND DUPES AMONG
WOMEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Mrs
Annie McMullin. aged S5 years, and
the mother of three babies, was ar
rested in Burlingame yesterday on a
charge of misrepresenting cheap lace
as handmade Irish lace and selling
it to number of women at prices
greatly disproportionate to its value.
The woman pleaded guilty before
Justice of the Peace Lamb and will
be sentenced Monday. Meantime her
bail has been fixed at $3.50.
Mrs. McMullin said that her chill.
dren needed food and clothing and
that she went to San Mateo from San
Francisco to dispose of the lace to
woman she knew there She said
her husband is linoleum salesman
They arrived in the United States
six months ago. Two weeks age
they came here from New York. She
lives at Twenty-fifth and Capp streets
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Completing Alaskan Boundary
Monuments UpInto Arctic Circle

pounds of concrete. AT less import
ant points the monument is smaller,
being designated as a cone, cast of
the same metal, and requiring only
1900 pounds of concrete for the base.
There are approximately 200 of these
monuments along the 500 miles of
boundary. The work of conveying
the heavy materials for their con-
struction, mostly on pack-animals.
sometimes on the shoulders of the
men themselves, was very slow and
laborous,
This survey is declared by engi-
neers to be the straightest Of the
world for the length encompassed.
In speaking of 1t, one Of the engi-
neers said:
''The start was made from one of
the desolate peaks of the Mt. st.
Elias Alps, on the southern eXtrem-
ity There we laid our course
straight for the northern lights and
thereafter swerved not so much as
hair-breadth-peaks, gulches, bot
tomless swamps-where ever the
needle pointed there we went, one
day cutting our way through brush
tangles, the next building a track
across marshes. or crawling over
rocks and through crevasses."
Small steamers. plying the Yukon
and Porcupine rivers, co-operatet
with the expedition, but they were
able to reach with supplies only {
small portion of the actual route
South of the Yukon is a vast region
over $50 miles in extent, over which
all supplies had to be transported
for the most part, on the backs o
horses and mules, the commissar,
wagons being rendered useless b,
the terrible mud which follows tn
escape of frost from the soil in tina
region.
As might be expected the creates
difficulties were encountered beyont
the Arctic circle. Following tn
rough scaling of the southern portion
of the survey, the joint expedition
established their base at Rampar
house, an ancient Hudson bay sta
ton, on the Porcupine, from whenc
several dashes were made before tn
Arctic ocean was finally reached.
When the steamers landed tn
topographers and their equipment a
Rampant house, the native Indian
were amazed at the drove of wha
they first took to be huge dogs, bu
later decided must be variety {
! hornless caribou. Inquiry deyelope
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ny Associated Press.)

SITKA, Alaska, May 5.-Scarring
a broad line across 500 miles of wilder
ness in the far north, in order that
the possessions of the United States
and Canada may have a distinct sep
aration at every point win be com
pleted during the coming season. The
work has been in progress since
1907 under the direction of Thomas
Riggs, jro civil engineer represent
ing the United States Alaskan bound
AIRY commission, and r. ID. Craig,
representing similar commission of
Canada.
Although the United States and
Canada have been neghbors in the
far north for over half a century, the
exact dividing line between their pos
sessions, especially as to the north
ern portion, was, previous to this
survey, indefinite and conflicting.
Many disputes arising, the two gov
ernpents decided, finally, through
their commissions, that an absolute
survey, clearly established and
marked for all time, should be made
along the one hundred and forty-first
meridian, from the Mt st Elias Alps,
on the Pacific, to the Arctic ocean, a
distance of approximately 600 miles.
The United States surveying party
consisted of from so to 80 men each
season since the work was under
taken. Chief Engineer Riggs, him.
self a young college man, selected
his aids from the hardest classes
cowboys, forest rangers, prospectors,
timber cruisers and frontiersmen,
with a liberal sprinkling of engi-
neers. New expeditions were organ
lied each spring, although many OF
the men who started at the begin
ming have remained in the service
up TO the present time. 1t was the
custom, too, to leave few men in
the north each winter to care for
equipment and supplies.
The actual visible results of the
six or seven years of efforts, 90
foot vista, cut, like a gigantic avenue
or lane, through all timber and brush
districts, together with monuments
set at interyisible points, from three
to four miles apart
The monuments erected are of two
types, depending upon the import
ance of the locality. At prominent
stream crossings and main points o
travel the line-marker consists of {
fiye-foot aluminum bronze shaft
weighing 800 pounds, set in 2,00t
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the fact that they had never before
seen nor heard of the horse
Almost at the water line of the
Arctic ocean one of the larger of the
monuments stands today, marking
the International division. The final
lap required to place it there was
over region fairly bristling with
natural difficulties, although only
about 100 miles across. The course
led over the treacherous lakes and
swamps OF the Old Crow country,
over the zimmerman mountains the
Davidson and British ranges, thence
down the long slope to the coast.
On this dash, wild animals raided the
caches and menaced the surveyors;
ravenous mosquitoes settled upon
them in hordes, day and night; phan-
tom lakes, mountains and cities lured
and confused them, and over ali
blazed the summer heat of the Arc
tics, "a hours each day.
The farthest north monument was
placed in October, two years ago
Since then the line has been trav'
ersed several times for the purpose
of closing up the different divisions
and the work is not yet complete
Each year large force of men viii
be employed, during the open sea
son, to brush out the avenue ant
keep the monuments in repair.