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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Tlasc INN aQaemeinem SntercHe.

ft~SS y
gits Saa - Nortb= u. 2%sIlnston=
StraBs.
@albinston : Monumsnt - Mt.
9ernos : Place.
Sobns 9optins' 9oipltol - 9foroz
SroaDpap,
Shladten Mpuument - Gdlpert=
uno 6apstteltrabs.
@rab bon Cigar Iaen Poe -
@sfminItsr = air9bof, 5dpsttsz uno
9resnetrabs.
Druio : SIN : Yarf - gu errei9en
nit n0rolih laufenosn Woggons.
patterion : part = gu errei9ev
NIT Dtli6 laufenOen Wasgons.
Sort McSenrp - 2ocuitzpoint.
SSrauen : Golsg = ct. paulz uno
%, Strabe.
peabOoDz Snftitut unO Mulitzgonz
ferpatorium - Mt. 9srnonzPlace.
Bratt's ssrei 9ibliotbet - Mul<
berrpz, nobe Cathedral Strabe.
jSreimaursr : Sempel - ytoroz
@barlssfraBe.
Sbo sFeGops : Selapel - Gatbsz
bratz uno Saratogatrabe.
g6umber Of Commerce - Souiz
BAH uno 0ateri traBe.
Nsues 9eri6tsgebdune - JaDettez
unb ct. paulltrabe.
YpitssbduOs - 5apettez uno Galz
psrtltrabe.
marplanb : SnItitut Baltimore
unp 6arriiontraBe.
gutap : Ylace : 9aupt : promez
naos, psrlGneert n0roli4 an gutapz,
BON OplpbinItrabe.
gpung Msn's Gbriitian 4hociaz
tion, Central : 9ebduoe - Gbdrlesz
uno Saratogaltrabe.
Qfaoemie Der WihmI9aftsn -
sSranflinz uno Gatbeorallfrobe.
Carroll : Yarf unb oas ate Wobnz
baus BON G6drles Carroll bon Gar:
rpltpn - Man nebme Die Columbia
Ipenue : @aggons.
Oeuti6e CLUB 2ofale.
r@ermania : Wdnnsr9or", 2ombaroz,
nabe Gut1tp : StraBe.
u@ermania : Glub", 5abettez, nabs
Gutap : StraBs.
u9armonie : gelangperein," 5apettez,
nabs paca Z StraBs.
v9orpGrts : 5%urnDerein", 2eringz
ton, nabe PinezStrabe.
u@ermanid : Surnperein", Poitofficss
Npenue, nabe Sdltimore<StraBe
v6roblinn : 8sIan9Derein". 5reoerids
9lpenue. Gde papionzStraBe.
I Some runpss 8aubol5 bat so
&ubiffub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Dame bin, bann muBt Du mir aud
Elm bishen folgen. = So, Die 5snTtsr
auf, bic frii6e 5riiblingsluft fereia."
sic Dffnete beios 5lii9el, r5rau Opel
bat mir idon er3dblt, oab Ou 9ld
trunt arbeilet! 9as bufoe i4 aber
ni6t. SEPT bin i6 bic Dame bes 6auz
les. @6, ou 1T ia moot INNER me;n lie
Der pbgmalion."
Marie trat DOE ben 8obelin.
,Weibt Su nod, pia 9u mir elm
maj bic 8ei6i6te er3dGlt:It? D:e i'd 10
furdtbur laden muBte iiber ben Der
lle6tel S0ni9 - dbsr jest la6e i6 nihi
mebr bariiRr. SEPT perItshs i6 bas
1aon better, ple man 5uleBt audi cine
Siulue lieben fam, tpsnn man font
auf Der tpeiten Welt nifts baIiBt."
so? Wobsr fam Dir benin oieles
@erTtdnoniB?" fragile 9olaus, ionOerz
bar bstpegt.
Gortiekun9 folot)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

g. Dlpis 8orfsl6, YoIimsifsr.
Jreoerid 2eiIt, 9iFis : gpItmsiltsr.
Die volt 1T Gag unp Ra6t often.
Sds Separtement fir @elos4nIpsla
lun9en 1T geoffnst bon 9 uhr W'or@
gems biz 5 ubr 2Qbeno8; an 5slttagsn
lit es esl9lohsn.
Das 0epoetsmsni fir resiItriF
8rtefe 1T 9e0fFnet bon 9 1hr ~
gems big 6 uhr Qbsnos,
Die 9rieftrGgsr Iiefsrn an 6elto9''
nur slnmai Mor9sns ab.
gfadfoI9sno 1T cir gsr3eidfB ost
peri6isoenen 3psigz9ursaur RnO u.
rsr 2oss. Sn ROsm Sutsons
tperosn tG9li4, Snnntags 4s9e'pm.
men, bon s ubr Mor9ens y ~
Qbenos 8eIozIntpe ungsy aus9srsn'
ano rs9iItrir!e Srisfe enta9sh 9sh0"z
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
@ertt Sic auiiuahen

II. tno miioer, als Sic parsn, aIs Sic f6 nieber:
Ieoten, ipenn Sic einen unansenebmen @eitmad
in, Munpe baben, tpenn Sbre 3ung. belsgt unn
troden in, ipenn Sic teinen appstit gum Sriibftld
seiisen, oonn leioen Sic an Spspepia.
@iele aeute baben i6iper an oieier Rrantbeit iu
Itioeu, pdbrenp bod i6on elm 9adet Der II. 9.
Mrmp & Iacp 9ablets cine i&nene 2ur
berbcifibrt. Ntebrsre Spien nussn einsm d M o.
6tnpDer aurtn Waeen meb:, as cine
game LANCE Geibe unberer @eOisinen. Ii6ts TT
nit FOLDER Si6srbeit III Saaen bon i6per su bei=
Ienoer ertopiu an5uipenosn.
Sieie Tablets ino bas Isiultat iabrelano.metu
buns nab ~entbalteu nur bic beien rein ~p.getabi=
len &rSnsien, bic ni6t tneiitn DDsr 8sattion ber=
beifibrcn. IluR ncbme f.inen Grius. 10 Gents
per 9adet.
0enn fe ni6t in Sbrsm Srosusnlabea gu bubsn
fno, oann i6iden Sic cell. 10 Cents fir Elm
0adet Mpn IL on u. g. armD & Naop
SabIet 6 o., II. Gait IA. Str, Hsp=0ort.
3u baben in Sabliit0n's GpOtbefs, galtimors=
unp 9ap=Strabe. Wpolo'S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Gin herlnrcner Snbn.

9biIuoelp9ia, %. Se6ruar,
- Maidael Su1ipan, 35 Sabre ait.
pelhsr bpr ettpa einsm Monat isinsn
bstagten 9ater I'm oeIisn lunsiGbries
Gripurniile bsruubte uno cumit berz
f9panb, tebrts 6suts fat poutdnoia
mittsGos 5uriid unO beging Selbit=
moro our9 gri9sBen. Oar Batter,
pelhsr Stretsnpdhtsr auf Der Gilsn=
bahn lit, bate Ii9 in pislsn Sabun Ell
men N~othgroIasn BON $3.50 srTpart
uno bstpahrts bas @elo in ieinem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Gaufe ouf. Dis Der Sobn perI6pano,
mar audi bas @elD fort, uno ale Ser
{uds. pn Glii4tisen auF5ufInben,
bIisbsn pereebliA. 9eute friib gelangte
Mifasl pur4 Elm 3enerfenitsr in pas
Suus unb ihli9 ii4 in ie;n 3:mm.r,
mo- er einsn Rapoloer erlangts uro Ii9
oumit ben Sopf our4 eixn SduB GER
fhnetterte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Niehiutters NM StrnAnreile.

EolGeuoeS mo Die aui ben itaatltteH
Waaaen iii. peu, Strub II. /. 70. selfern s'
itelteu BreIle:
VorDmeRIihe %aase.
SeI--Simothn Den SIC - 1850, gem.
$1,000 bis $3.50, aIeeben $l4.o0 bis
$1,000 pro Come.
Strph.-&aiSeuii,oh $3.50, IoggeH'
iiroh $14.50-$l5, 9aterfros $3.50 $3.50
pro 3onne.
Ntais - 1925 bis s2.35 pre- Sas.
Setlidle @ age
Gen Simotbn.peu (alteSl SIS - SIS,
neueS sen bis. 8leebeu Sl4.00 bis SIS
pro Come.
Stron-8 at,enfroh $3.50 $3.50, Roga.u'
frob s12-$l3 II. 3aferfrob $~S.50-i9.50
pro Soane.
Uiais - 1920 bis $3.50 pro 1ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

0ebenoe iinb Suits piQen unerldbz
lid; Tie erbalten ben &0rpsr=S rganisz
mus in ooufdnbiser Orbnupg uno iis
hsmirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Sefaroeruns pun qfitlab en-

2anss Der erfurosrliasg SeIl 0as VIZ
rsiduns DER psrI9fpsrsH BE-
itimmunoYfte.
untsnItesno lit by ungsfd1rs 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING II Poitia4en prn
benz goltimOrer 9ft : Bureau nea
ben baupiiG6lidsj elnbelml1Gsn uno
a~uSudrtigsn St9ten Nr5e1tIs'.
STanp-
gilantit.Gitp,' ~. 6 Stunrut-
grO0tlon, @.a:S9, stnn5sn
ss" Hiials' rs: S'r93' s d,u S5nn''"''
g. Sss Mss, 9 i st T,sss:,
SSoITnas! VIZ Ya.. 81 Il stunocn-
Cincinnati, s,$io. 20 gtgnptH.
ssO oHGnt5 s son st ? Sa9s'
Serper, 6olaooo, % 9aae.
SetrOit, MbiQan. TAG.
@alOefon, Seras, 2 Sage 5 Stuno.n.
SarrisburQ "a, 3 Stunotu.
6%artfore.R onnstticut, u stunoen.
Snoiane6olis, .Snoiuna, ! Sag.
Sutionl MiTiTippi, ? 9aGs.
SadionSiae. Sloriou, ! 5ag:
&auiass6itp, MiTouri, , 1aos.
Qouisoile, Gp., l SAG 2 Stunotn.
Ncmpbis, Stnn., l Sae 5 Stunoen.
Wobife, alabama, / SAG g StunoeH.
2orfolt, 9iroinien, - Stunoeu.
ggtttaGefr fRRyG lp.Iiorf, 5 sfunosR.
Omaha, Rebrasla, 2 5a0e.
9ortIano, Yains, l sag.
9%ortlano, Oregon, 5 3ags.
@biluoelpbiu, "a, 3 Stunoen.
9ittsbnro. % II St"getn;
Saftias' ). e. :. i d e IL sin"''"
Ct. Qouis, Mifouri, ! Gao 8 Sthnesn.
Ct. gaul, Minnsiota, | Tag y StnnSsn:
9Opefa. 9anfas. 9 SaQs.
Muslnnb.
gremen, Seuti9lanb, 9 Gage.
@uenOs Iprcs, Nr0entiuitn, % 5aeG
Calcutta, 9ritiibsSunitn, 80 Sd0e.
Semerara, @ritiib=@uiara, 16 3uee
Song sc 9uQ, China, 25 GAGE.
a;ngtOn, Samaicu, ) SAGE.
9tosrpoOI, @~n0lano, 3noe.
9Onbon, Gnelano, s 9aqs.
Su3ern, Sbpci3, 10 SAGE.
Stdot Utrito, Werifu, ) Sngs.
NtOsfau, RuSlnno, y Gage.
9ononto. Ger. Staatcr BON Colombia, Z fsss.
9uris, Grantrei6, 8 GAGE.
Quebec, Sandoo, , SGQc.
8io be Sanciro, @rafIi,r, % 1aee.
8Or, Atalisn, 10 SAGE.
ct. Sobus. 3cuiunofauo, 4 5a9e.
ct. PETERSBURG, 8uflano, y Sa9e.
eonoeu, Nuftrnlien. 81 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
MmftionssM
~. Srpiu 6refhtt. Nnmalt,
CIR. AL, Gtoelitp= 8ebGuoe.
NcrfualterS =Nerfaui
hes pert6polen Qaoens uno Wohnz

Bes D%trIGpDueH TuOFIIs UNU 2BVVH<
bauTs s Nr. 1913, Slt@O iipsrItr.
Gemas eincg erlaiies pes sreisqeri6ts Der 6tuct
Baltimore iperoc i6 am . ounerf # a 9, ben 8.
MGr, 1900, No6mittass Is llbr, Den 3lpsiitodiqsn
siteelirtintrnen 2aoen IND 4obnbuls Nr. l6lS,
Sft=Stperitrabe, ionic ou5 8runoftiid. nur tpelben1
bafelbe erbaut ipurpe, an Srt uno Steas aui 81
fentlifcr Nuttion pcrfaufen. Sus @runptiid it
an Der Norooit=Gde Der Slipcr= mn @etbelfttiB.
bcleacn, critredt lid oirli6 an SlipsritraBs IS Sui
pnn - Gub bis sur SHDieite elmer 10 SUB brsis
ten NQ.D. 8runoSins $500.
Scpimqunoen: Gin Srittsl gaar, Der 8eit mad
is6g INN slpolf MOnatta, nit 3inien; nOer aAss
Vaar, mad 9clieben bes &dufers. Cine Iniablung
RON $50 ipiro bei'm Ytrtauf %perlanQt.
81. Srpiu @reliitt, Sruttt.
9attio & 9aban,
C5,65,75 Iuftionatorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Siehmarlte.

&bicaac. JHs.. %. Sebr.-Die iYu=
faht Don 6Inepieh being 5000 Stid;
BreiIe parlirteu ,miitleu $".25 uub $500
Shpeine : 2ufuhr: $4,000: Die y eIie
oarrrtrteu auiiden $40 uno S4.97. Staaie
!3uInhr 3 900: ole Yrelle oarrlirleu sutlden
81. 90 mn 81 O5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
BaIttmurer Waritberi t,e.

fT,rihtet fir,:1 y Deuti ben Sorr.issuoe1t.r.p
Balttmsrc ben %. 6ebruar 1900.
Die heutise Weis.nSuiuhr betrns 3,9l4 Suidel.
Der @lepatorenegor 46S.lll Suihel, Berianot
bon BEN gIepatoren 1850 Buibel. Bertauft rpur.
ben 10000 Bultel uno -. Wdsaon.
TcIseuoe 5anele seist ben %bsutIaen. ben Dtittipobs
nnb ben lestidbriseu StarD Ger I}saenpr,tie N per'
aletteube He hpriidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Ab(olutt Geiluna

bon &opH9mer5en. 9eroauun9szgea
I6perben, Malaria, 2eberleroen, @erz
topping uno alien Saasntrant6eitsn.
Sutt's Seber:yiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Baltimore &fetlen, S5rie.
(Yerthtet lr ben ~O.utiheu &orreiponosnteH" ourt
DtiootnporL Otiocr & Sol
Baltimore Den Dc. 6ebruar 1900.
Ribsenbori, Oltuer Z 80. brrebHen Tir Trancs:
SantIersa2ratten $40 ......, duI so 2dge. dui
z iGl 8. l6Ia-... -. taufriinniite 5.23h-5. 21A
so 2asc. 8ieihsmarl 94S, Suloen 80 1915.
Sterlins Sautiers All TO Gaae 4.S4-s, dui
Siht 4.S7I, fauImlnuiiae 4.S3h-S.
Uereduie auf Der bieIaeu Shetteu' S5rie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
e:atia. M.tsfD oas5 Sls.as ssu

WHAT'S. Suiubr 361,974. gl.patoreu . gor
rotb 7OS,5 74 guihel. Serianot BON aen:slepatorcn
I5S,246 Suihel. gertauit puroen 10000 Sulhel
uub :. gSaaaons.
SSola,no. 1abene yeist ben ~beutla:H, ben Wiittfuots
unb ben lestid6rls,n 5tanb Der GSeisenpretie IN per'
= Ia, Il - o. ltS hsrfflt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
StenensOcirm..

Stellegeiud:
Cine peutide ,5rau in mittlertu Sabrtn ipltll6t
Pei6aftiouuo lpabreuo ocs Cages; icl6tc @au5urz
belt ODER cine franfe 4erion ill pflc0tn. Naf}uz
tragcn in Ir. 100, Sipz6eutralzApenue, j. 6lur.
t5J-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
gtne gtIGlt6e @6e

stniuSSeen nno eefirree Sinner gu 3eusen, ferutr
tuJsneild,e Terirrnlssn, Smpotens, linfrmd,ts
6arfctt Il. !. 10. entbaIt oas alte, g~ebitgene, osutihs
sua: oSer. 9ctiuuss.2 lnfer'', As. QuF., s5O
per ein'is snoerldiIae Ratbacbcr fir Sranfe uno
geluhee nno namentli4 nid,t Az sntbebrrn fir
seIts; ots rb oerbeiratben ipoa,n. pber ungliali5
Is u4%s.Fatest hno. a9iro mad @mpfana BON rs Cts.
w %pfsStamps ioraiam oerpaft Frti suoeiauot.
DEUISCHES HELL-INSTITTT,
No II Clin+0~ pl""a N'ew vo-k, Nv,
Der 3ettnnesagn:r in aud su babtn Bel @. g.
Strebs, uno IN sgittts 9uHk>nDluna, 81. S9as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Giue Jarm bon l20 Idtrn ll Dlerten Ninrlt
BON Yune Nrunoelz6 puntp; 10 9lder bebaut; euus
Stuauuo uuo TcbsnecbduOe; cine babe Weile Dor
Der Sabnitatipn, Yot=Siiice uno einmabe.8s'
i6dit. gu ~eriraeen III Hr. Ill, Horoseaflezot
(5-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Gin euteebcnoss Sauertraut= uno Gtrlnd9t:3e'
ItGft ,pcocn Sppesfales biuiQ i'll perfauicn. Nad:
s~uira9eu in &r. 1904. @arioro=Apente. (55-6l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
81 %bermietbem.

Ssincr Sasen uub Yireaur su permIethen:
SIN &aine=@sbauos, 9ai:imors=Strabs uno Yott=
Office Nuenue. Soppel : 8iredu al Qoit=Sfflce=
@penue; al ebensr 6roe. SarlpfbsiSunS, Ual1z
TIDE, 99ater=@loiets etc. Ga0iufragsn bel = D.
IN b on Grit uno Sttle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
3u pereaufen:

Ser Cargo pes S6oontrs Maria, ~beitcbtno aus
trpdencm fi6tenbpl3 $3.50 Die GorO, $l.65 Die
babe Gorp am 6ube pom SroopmaD. C55J
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Su u%erfaufen.

3u o~ertaufen:
Spei SlIier oil GER AHlsIIe otr MISUNDERSTANDING,
iipil den Der 1apstts=S trGBe un0 GalrurQunt=Aotnus,
uanertauit seblifhen; oisielbsI iinD min allen neosr=
men 8ssbsierun9sn %perie5sn, Grunoili.s $40 po
GrontiuB; Yrti5 $3.50.
2afnpooo= Npenut. 0isis 9Guisr baOsn Dlarmor'
Gsriisrung uuD =5rsppen uno Eno lddHs, ls1s
Simm,r .nttalt.noe Qduier; 9.tis $3.50.
Nan usbme bic oitliben misunderstanding
aavsliree.p bel NJ Saumsifsr an Ort uno Stsp'
6 N. Z alidvbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Mu;eiseu. -3m pertanien.
Su perfaufer
An

@ilie cine @Gtcrci mn Gonieft=2aOen; cute
Gotalitdt; 9reis $l50. &o! la0t Die SEpeoltlon
0icles 9lattes. C1jJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Ssrlanst.- Wdnuer nno &naben.
Serlaugt int MQaemeinea.
3u faufcu aeiubt:

JH UHFN" eT"eV'
Gin ibon qebraubtes Saft!=Giano ODER 9ianinu
btuj9 ge9el Sadr; am AH9abt Oe5 6abritats unO
os Qreiiss miro eebtttn. liaH %dOrllnrt: uDt. ..
no." Ssuti1er Correspondent. tl5-5)
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Su perfaufen:
II -- 81 unD ~ 4der, osulg, elm ntne5 .Sdus
auj etnenl; -bilis, p.nn oisls aDote no1 osrtauft.
IA ~riraata bel 8annon H., Str. ITO, 81. Saul'
Gtrabe, Baltimore. tDtf2G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Yu perfaufeu

Gin. sca6tpUas Uarm; EsInss 9ano; Taaloh'
Saus unD alssmsiue GarmzSsbduitptsltsn. SINE
quite @:lsgtabeit iir amen lunGti Itann NIT sfipas
Ropitol. Gad,ufraaeu bel &m. 9. Z b { n. 3r. s.,
Gis2srInatonsStrabe. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

Satet = Ssutis, .3ufubr 7.0l3 5uiheI; pa!
guitet iurids.sosen; SI.patorsnsSorratb i44.os4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

ttTIIlHITIIH mi NH HUM ~"
b. dnna eirtns's !gssiabk ssmpsun, n es
iuGen 81. zine Blaibt, unO Sas @,btimniS tina
cuns.rosltn Gtfo!s.s miro gei0t i.in. Ill 90 pro
clei&s, ,u bobtn b,i alien gpot6d.rn. Iripst.
kSnitariunt bon bobtm Fnf. sDunbersSalIam rs
Die Witenhsrt,huna ausfau.ubr unp rorauto
6aare, soc. seilp Tbit." r.guIirense qiu,n. IL "a
RinssrlOitn Gtaun pirs RatS .rtbtilt.
Gierims's drstfi6es Smaitut,
1909 cR'SaItimsre.stras
GsstaIttrt DS. unns 0t.rtzs. teeptls,DDe-,
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Der Qeut(6e Correspondent
Gamftaa, ben "a. Tebruar 1900.
alton.
Tpocle bon
Mnton 5rbr. bon perfal.

Wortfsbhn9.)
Gin ~ltrafsnoer Bid traf i6n, Sen sr
nimmer psrgsKen fpnnte.
Das peibe Mdodsn 5srflob i'm
Suntsl.
@r i6lug li9 oil bic Stirn, i6ali
Ii6 einen Barren, bic alle 5rau e!ne
unpsrf6dmts, Die er nidt ldnser i'm
Salgie buloen NOBLE, urD cling eine
@turtos ipGter balb truntan bon al
benz Duff in bas 9uus nit benz feltsn
Gnti6fuffe, Maris aus Dem 9aule gu
t6un, 10 ra16 als mOgli6.
Cine Wp9s oarauf se1hab es.
Gin sinaiges Nol bate ct lie beiuht
Dor einsm Sabre. @r truf tie poa err
biibt, pou SshnIu4t mad Der 9siz
mat9.
Das 5sr5 tpoate inn brsdsn. Gr
be5tpang Ii6, nabm lie nE6t nit.
9epte tsbrts le auriid in oas updterz
lifts" 9aus.
9as mar es ibr nod INNER. Soute
es ibr audi bleiben. MpSu oas Sc
beimniB liiften9 - Woau? Wsnn aber
bod Elm bOier 3uFan? - Wenm oas
entisbli6e Sad in Der &e9iltIratur,
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PercGIe Sc.

One case yard wide IN. R.) medi-
um and dark oolors; warranted fast,
SO quality, at
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Evergreen cemetery where the husband
Of the deceased was buried number OF
years ago.
The first meeting of the Trinity chapel
missionary society is to be held this eve-
ming at the home of Mrs. A. p. Toplif,
Desrlng avenue. Mrs. +. FL. Fassett Is
to road a paper ON Missionary Work
in China" and Mrs. J. b Heating a
paper on missionary Work in General.
and our duties thereto.
The castls hall Of Rocky Hill lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, L. being painted
and papered by MIR. II. W. Peck and
crew OF workmen- The banquet hall and
ante-room are to be thoroughly ren0vat-
ed.
The members of the Woodfords Gun
club were entertained last Friday eve
ming at the club house, Bowery Beach by
MIR. John Coleman. The supper was
rendered the club as an election wager
made by MIR. Colsman, an ardent Bryan
supporter.
Ms 5. f. Bearoe, Prospect street. has
bsen IN Auburn the past week on visit.
Mr. John III. Gard, Lincoln street, the
wali-known Portland attorney 10 Inn
proving from his recent Illness caused by
an abscess.
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bean engaged In laying out parks at Oh
oott aud Albany, N. Y. Mr.. Biaisdeil
and family are to locate in Albany, N
Y, for the winter. MIR. Biaisdeii Is
well known here as The architect and
builder of Riverton park, also OF Merry
meeting park at Brunswick.
Mrs. William Whitman. who has been
visiting relatives and friends ut North
Dsering, has returned 10 hsr home In
south Boston.
A social club composed of ladies' OF the
vicinity of Morse and Field streets at
Oceanvale, has been organized. The
meeting for organization was held last
week at the home of Mrs. Kelley, Morse
street.
Mr.. @. W. Adams, Veranda street, has
purchased the Cedars on Washington
avenue aud intends to move his. fami-
there very soon. Mrs. Lizzie Adams
has taken a rent ON Fallbrook street.
The marriage of Mr.. Jasper Il. Rich
ardson of Miiiridge, formerly resident
here, TO Miss Laura 5. Furlong. is to
occur on "Wednesday evening. November
81, at the home Of the brides parents,
Cushman street. MIR. Riohardson Is
employed by the j. d. A. (. Wyman com.
pany OF Lubec. canned goods packers,
where he is 10 make his future home.
Invitations are being ssnt ont for the
dedicatory exercises Of the Macarthur
gymnasium, connected with Westbrook
Seminary 20 be held on Thursday after
noon OF this week at o'clock.
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WILL BE TRIED WEDNESDAY.

Among the arrivals In Biddeford Satur-
day was IL. L.. Hildreth the molassss
candy man, from Boston, owner of Hotel
Ve.ges at Old Orchard. Accompanying
MIR. Hildreth was Lawyer e. G. Upton
OF Boston, and Immediately up on their
arrival they went to George f. Haley s
office and were closeted IN consultation
most of the forenoon. The discussion was
ever the snit brought by the Berlin
Bridge company, against the owners Of
ths Old Orchard pier, to recover a certain
amount OF money over and above the la
bility Of the company in the repairing OF
the pier after the memorable washout.
Il is one of the contentious of the de-
PENDANTS in this suit that the bridge
co mpany was bound by the original con-
tract to replace the portion Of the bridge
that was washed away, while the com-
pany claims that the repair work was ex-
tended and remodeled SO ma erially over
the original plans that 1t involved addi-
tional cost. The two largest owners Of
the pier are Messrs. Hildreth and Haley.
The case will come to trial In the Cur
cult court In Portland next Wednesday
before Judge Webb, and the attorneys for
the bridge company are Judge Symonas.
Clarence Hight and q. Il. Hyde of Hart
ford, Conn.
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This popular ..fabrio Is twiiledr
double fold, and printed Cast coiors)
In good imitation OF French Flannel.
We have sold thousands OF yards Of
them. Price
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WOODFORDS.

MIR. Schmidt, Deering avenue, tray
cling representative Of the Standard
OH company, who has been III for several
weeks with typhoid fever, has resumed
his duties once again, going to his ter
ritory In Eastern Maine.
MRS. McCaiIister Of Lynn. Mass, has
besn the guest Of Mr.. s. III. Watson and
daughter, Revere street and Deering
avenue, the past week.
Mr.. Alfred Allen has entered the en-
pIoy of Il. p. 5entsr, the Forest avenue
grocer.
Lebanon commandery. Knights of
Malta, are togconfer the scarlet degree on
two candidates at the meeting TO be held
this evening at knights OF Pythias hall.
Next Sunday morning the members Of
Lebanon commandery accompanied by
members of Beacon commandery OF
Portland, are to attend special sarvicss
at tine Clark Memorial Methodist church,
when ths pastor. RsE. g. Alex Terhune
is to preach a sermon appropriate to the
occasion.
4 Rocky Hin lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
at the Deeting to be held on Thursday
evening OF this week, Will confer the
rank of esquire on two candidates.
Mr. j. l.. winshlp, Stevens avenue,
Highland square, has returned from an
extended business In New YORK and
several OF the Western states.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Lydia W., wife Of Alton
Carr, were held yesterday afternoon at
3 O'Clock from the residence 10 Prospect
street.
Several weli-known Woodfords and
Dsering Centre young ladies ara to con-
duct a private dancing party on Thurs
day evening at Hoegg hall. Deering Gen.
tire.
IL is the purpose of Rev. II. K. Town
send, pastor OF the Woodfcrds Universe
list church to hold evening services on
Sunday at the new chapel on Clifton
| street, as soon as the society takes pos
session which viii be on an early date
IN December. The sarTios is TO consist
of a praise service to be followed by q
short address by the pastor.
The body of Mrs. Harriet Sawyer,
widow of the late Frederick Sawyer,
former residents of Woodfords, were
brought here ON Sunday for burial The
deceased was 81 years of age and Will
be remembered particularly by the older
residents. While a resident here Mrs.
| Sawyer and family resided ON Woodford
street In a small house on the site now
occupied by the Lewis house. owned by
O. b, Dalton. At the time of the removal
of the family 10 New Hampshire, there
were but very few houses in the yicini.
ty of the Sawyer residence. The deceased
10 survived by a daughter, with whom
she resided, the wife of Rev. Payson
Eastman, Congregational divine. There
are also two sons, William, resident
OF Massachusetts, and Fred Sawyer OF
Ossippee. N. Fl. The funeral services
were held at the woodfords Oongrega-
tional church and were conducted by
Rev, K. p. Wilson. The burial was at
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MRS ELIZABETH THOMAS VAR
NUNS NINETY-FIkST ANN.
VERSARY.

The ninety-hrst anniversary OF Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas Varnum was dslight-
fully observed yesterday. Mrs. Varnum
was In excellent health and gave much
pleasure by playing on the plano
the familiar tunes OF the oiden days,
Mrs Varnum was the recipient Of
msmentoes and notes. Mrs. Evelyn Day
White added greatly TO the pleasure Of
tins day by the songs she rendered. Mrs.
Curriar Of New YORK and Niles Gertrude
Minot OF Boston were present.
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MORRILLS.

MIR. William K. L. jackson, College
street, has returned from his trip to the
Rangelsy lake regions. Mr.. jackson was
taken sick before reaching his..destination
and was forced to abandon his trip as
planned.
Mrs. r. II. Blalsdeli Of Brunswick,
thel wife of the well known landsoap
and park architect, called on friends here
q few days ago on her return home from
New York where she has been for the
past five months. Mr.. Blaisdell hAs