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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Mer6eaelte .orserunss.u nsebOte fir bic g

Nerheseltc 6orserungss Nnacbote fir bic Ser
SiprUung Oss Staot=8eidnQuiie3 nit Sleii6 iIr
elm Sa6r, bOm %. Iu0ut 1902 beainnsHO. ipsrOen
bis II lbr @Ormittuos am 20. @uguit 1902 i'm
&iirsau oes StaOt=Jegifrators ~sutQegtn oenom=
men, uno 6ann BON Der Observation-Disclosures
b6rOe i'm NtaDorss Bureau in @tqcupart Der 4ns
gebOtiteaer g%e6ffnet. SeOss Au0ebot muB non ci=
mem beglaubiqten 6bsf in S0bc BON 800, 3dblbar
OIL ben Wapor unb StuDtrutb bon Baltimore,
b~solsitet ieiu. GOrOeruuQs sauge6Ote muTsn an Den
y9OurO of 9IDurog" u%oreiirt unO nit Der 2ufiariit
Proposals for furnishing meats for the City Jail"
periebsn iein. Sas &e6t blsi6t bOrbeblltcn, irs
genO tpeI6e oo!r ale Gngebote gu p~trptrieH. g8cs
Gen Spe3iiitatiOucn iDenOe man i6 an pas 9irtau
Des 99aroeiHs.
Sdmes z. SopIe, gBarosiu-
Sshdtist: 5enrp gSfniams.
Q~rdioent Der Gortraftpergtbuugg=9 e60roe,
(Nu91S,9 II, u, Is, 14,15, 10, 49, 6rsCffjcio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

9as nN.=g. Sournal" bru6 z
te geitern Elm babies 0uBen0 3peifel@
9after5rugen, bon benen Die erite lauz
let: BaS briidt i9perer2 Sin poqes
6er5 Doer Elm leeres Yprtemomate?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
.lE& Merchandise Miners
Wefern 0arb[anb Balm.

BSeIIeTW wuC y SUyWs
Grttt in Rraft m p. 5uHt 1904.
9Hae SrlaEsn Siqtns6tation, ntt fOlet:
9dQli6.
$50 Worqens - SbHsu3ug, 6aUptliute, 6oerss
tOipn, 3. & u. Rp. uno Dem SAOtu, au5gs'
Rommsn 6onntag, q. Q. U. q. Gbambtrsburg,
Murtiusburg, @inGstsr unO 9unttsR an osE
,G5sfapsafe IL. Bsittrn gabn.H
els 9orm.-9tnzMar GEprsB, (Rur 9eusDlar.)
1856 gorm.-attOm. mad GmOrps8rope.
GGgIi6 u5geuO Ssuntags
T.25 9orm.-QOrt, .. & 8. Sio. uHo Suupttirie
6fli3 bon GmOrp'SrOOe, Carlisle uuO g.. & $.
9dbH.
eli @orm-9auptliats, eagtrgtODn, sbippsngs
burg. GrsOsrid, Gmmitsburg uHO d. & SO.
8p. bis SbsnanbOub.
1912 9orm.-atfom. aa6 uHiORsgriogs, 90rt u.
GETTYSBURG.
1890 ~Qo6m.-gftOm. mad Gn1oros9rops.
2.25 0aam-attom. mad GmOrpsSroOs.
3.2 Tahm.-gGus WouutaiH GEDreb QarlOrs
Gar; isrnsr GreOerid.
5.32 Raam.-GJp. mad 9Ort uHo 9. & 9. 8iO.
4.0l @a6m.-Grp. mad 9uHften an Der @auptz
liui,, 6agsrstOlUu, TrsOsrid, Gmmitsburg un0
Sbippsnsburg.
500 Ra8m.-GIp. rad @lpHbOu. Gtiom. i'HisIt5
lluionzgriDQe.
5.25 Ra6m.-AttOm. nab altFa.
6.l5 G~6.nog-@ttom. nad unionsSriogs.
Rur 5ountaes
9.35 gorm.-aiOm. nab uHi5nsSriO0s UNI Sa'
noDsr.
2.35 Qotm.-Qnom. mad lluiOns8riSgs.
4.22 Qa6m.-Qffom. nab alsna
Piu,t. uup gsp1dsCfiits, 215 ETsSalo zST'
9jo, bnlteu an llniou=, 9snHa s4Us., GulloH1
unO BalbrOois GOrtbsaptHut) statIon;
Q. 8. grisDOlh y. y. u.
.. g. Q@GaOfrset Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Ser SiIber Gepub1ifdz
aler Seller BON Colorado lebt in Der
6offnung, bab i'm Die 0emofraten
iebt als einsn Der S6rigen in ben Sez
nat bringen perben. Wenn tbm bic
0emofraten bieien 9efallen t6Gten,
tpGre es elm bebentli6es Experiment.
Die Sil6er &epublifaner Der leBten
Champagne Iin6 bii6i4 pieoer in bic
3ei6en i6rer alien Partei eingez
fhnenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

4us 9artenttr4en Dirb
gemelbet: Der &eallebrer &reutRer
aus aegens6urg purOe bei'm 4bitieg
BON Der 3ugIpiBe, etipu so Sup unz
tsr6alb berIelben bom S4lage 9etroiz
fen uno mar fofort tOOt. Sein Be-
gMleiter, Steal 59ul : 4fiitent Poel=
letn, erf9rat bierii6er 10 ie6r, baB er
d6itiir3te urtb babel ebenfaas ben Sob
fanb. 8eibe Qei9en ipurben na9
Yartentir9en ge6ra4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

baltimore, DEN t. Auquft 1902.
Su etaot=J uQeuieur tpiro u1 Z. AuQuft 1902
gu Den untgn 6ejti6neteH Stunoen an Crt unO
Stsa, eriAriucu, nm oa5 0tptau Der ~iOlgcuoeu
6troBen 5lpii3sn Den VenaunteH 4uHttcH ieijuz
ittlen:
GOntoro=5 traBe, 3Dii6tn 9ratt= uno gBater=
Strabe, nm 3 ubr Hahmittags.
.GRcG ulobzStraBe, 3njiben MOi6ereStrabe uno
Gortb=2lOeHut, UNI II llbr Ra6mittdgs.
y. Z. Senedn.
CIug5,6, 1872 StaDtzSnQeHieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Die Ct. Yaul r8OGts5tg."
f6reibt: England nit Sapan perz
blnbet, fDnnen nit 2eidtigteit Die
5lptten ppn 3uBlanb, 6rdnfrei3 unb
DelHf6ldnb i9lagen unO penn Die
Ser. @taaten Dem englii4 : iapani@
ffen 8iinbniB beitreten, 10 tOnnen
bieIe brei Mddte ale 5lOtten Der
Melt Don ben Meeren fegen." Qlio
ldBt Ii9 Der 4nglomane bon nMinnez
apollo Sribune" b0ren. Der quite
Waunn folte bod barun benten, bob
IS ni9t Die .3nbl Der S9iffe, fOnbern
Die Better berielben unb Die 4rtiaerie
iten binter ben 8anonen fino, pel9e
See59la9ten %gepinnen. Sapan bat
fid nod lange ni6t als Seema9t ge>
seiat, neil es nit ben 9ineiii6en
@9iffen fertig gefpprben lit. ebenio=
tpenig, tpie mir nns nit benz Sample
oegen Die Spanier briiIten t0nnen.
@ir rat6en Dem Sintenfuli bon uSriz
bune," bic S6la6t bon Salamis gu
ftltbiren, unb tpenn er ni9t 10 melt
ms 4ltertbum eeben min, bieS9ta9t
bei 2iTu i'm Sabre 1866 na93ui9tas
gen. aupo Der Ditrei9if9e 4bmirul
5esetboff nit luuter 5Ol3i9ifsen
bur4 feline slGn5enbe 2eituns Die ita=
lienif9e Pan5erflDtte bis our 9er~
IdluG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Caug4,8, II,13)
Nureau ces StaetsReetRraturs.
n { : -. - a

02ureau rrS Observation-Disclosures,
~ altimore, ben y. Suti 1902.
Sit @ommifdre fir Den Sur6bru9 Der StroBeu
in Der Staot Baltimore baben sinsu pOuhduOiasn
unO perbsfcrtsn 8sri3t lber Die gpertber656uuosz
etsusrn, GntiddoieuHe'n uno Qusquben fir ole
GouOsmuiruRg uRo Surbbrebuug Der Nifsu=Str.,
bon 2aHUalf=StruBe bis 3ortbz Aosrue, in Bsind6.
belt Der am .. 3anuar 1902 b~stdt;qtsu 9troronuua
Oe5 MdDors lnD StnOtratbs bon Baltimore, aus.
g~eicrtigt uHO bel mir bintsrltat.
IS ipirO hermit befannt gsnla5t, bag Die gIasr
unO Blame b~eiaatsr Iitens Strabe i'm Glreau ps
etaot=Re e~itratorg OreiBig sage lang BON
beuts on lieesu blei6sH sur grufung alcr Oaran
bttbsilietsu 9~srionsn, tpdbrenO Dei3tr Stit qepeg
bic GHti6eTOuua Der Gommifdrs in lrgeuo eintm
9sribte, ptl5es 8eri9tstartsit barber bat, aps
penIrt ueroen tann.
GsUrae q. Sfumfen,
Guli26, GuQ2,9 16) Staot=8sGiirator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

(Sriiebuuss=S e%partemsmt. Shrsau Der SdjuI
W ScmmiHGre.
Ylaojionz uno 2lfaDcttesautnue.
91ltimOre, l. 4ugut 1902.
@trftgs.ts Augebote iur Sieisrung pom tiuiunDs
spanjiq ,3sibusHtiiaeR fir Das Baltimore 9olpz
tebHii9e SnfItut@ tperOcR in ojeIem 9ureau biz
lum , ouHsrft # G, 0sn II. quguft, 1 u6r NQd5z
m%It;ags, sntgegsn 0eHommin iper 0en.
Sas Tebt bleibt OOrbcbalteH, trgeuO zines ODER
aqt aHQsbotr ab3upeiisn.
Gin beglaubigtsr Gbsd BON 800, an DEN Mdbor
uno StaOtratb 3ablbdr, mus iaOsm 4ngtbOt beige
ftgt isiu.
8. We. GpuIcs,
CIu11 Z II 12l Et.4s-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Mueuft @dhtcr.

Gg ftarb am 10. Nuguit, % Winuten nab 1 nor
Nu0ut 99d6ter, %aeIjr6ter 8atte BON
Waria g8d6ter, i'm alter pom Is 3abren, 10 Ntoz
natcn uno 10 Suqen. Die 9sarOiaunq IiuOet
moraen, StrnfuQ, @l6mittags , ubr, pom
Sruucrbauie, 0r. 6l5, RraOtrpzStrabs, aus auf
Der a9altimoreAG tmsterp" ftatt. (23}4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

RasM afonnen, Elm @enez
raj aus Qbpfinien, peilte tiir3li4 in
Boris unD purbe BON einem 8epDrter
gefragt: r9aben Sbre 2~anosleute bic
Jrdn3Dfen Iieber, ober Die @nglGnz
ber9" = n2ebt Sbre M3utter no9?"
gegenfragte Der &riegsmGnn aus benz
Orient. 4uf bic 8eja9ung bieier
Grage FIN, ipra4 er ernit: r9ann
pirO Sic Sbnen hoffentlt4 nod et~
mas me6r Saft beibringen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

elite SettnR0en (gorrsfs oHbenteuN
Ioe. pro 9uHRsrt, au bQbsn In her DfHcs bee -DenGs
9sn SSus9oHetHteR SaltimsIs SHs Gns SoBa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Sn bic mGbrtf4e 2unbesz
8rantenanftalt in 8riinn tpurDe cine
46<jdbrige frGftig gebdute 5rau aufz
genommen, Die felt na6e5u 20 Sobren
on 9eftigen re6tsieitigen &Opfi4merz
gen gelitten bate. 8et Der l1nteriuz
dung purbe in Der gtaie Elm SremO=
fDrper gefunben, Der, uuf Operatipem
@ege entfernt, ii6 als Elm 3ubn berz
auslteGte. Ser &anal, in Dem Der
3a6n in Der Naie gelegen mar, 5og itf
i'm 9pben Der NaIenbOble na4 binten.
g3a9 Der SperatiDn bate Die 5rau bic
e&opfI9mer5en perloren unO tOnnte in
ppltommen geiunoem 3ultanoe nuf
9auie ge5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

@ie grInbli4 lie brunz
ten an Der Ditrei4tiden Wttlitdrgren5e
ii6er uncertainties 3eitungspeisn
unteri9tet iinb, ldBt Ii4 aus folgenz
Der 2eiftung, tpel6e Die r9onauz
SabezPoit" in Semlin an ibre gez
16GBten 4bonnenten, 5reunoe uno
2eIer rt9tet, erieben. 9a beiBt es:
rSSebt in Der briidenber f4piilen
@ommerbiBe, po NQes na4 @r4olung
le93t, ND Sober, ber's tbun fam, Die
6eimat6li9en bier pfd6le perldBt unO
NQes ben 8ubeprten unb Sommers
frii9en suitrOmt-po Die faure Sur
fen3eit ielbit bic 3eitungsenten ungez
nieb6ar mu9t = lit Der Rebatteur,
= pp6lgemertt, Der europdtl9e! -
iebr libel barun. Sein amerttanii9er
College ma9t ii4's ~bequemerl Menm
bic 6unbstage tommen, ge6t er ouf
unb bapon, fteGt fur3 entI4lofen bas
@ri6einen ieiner 3eitung fir Die
Suuer ietneS 8aOeaufentbults Elm,
unb bic 2eier iinO's 8%ufrieOen! 60
neit noQen mir es ben prdttii6en
N%merifanern ni9t na6ma6en, ba
a6er t6atIG9li9 Die Rebattipn zines
Sage6lattes cine bD9it aufret6enoe
Sbdtigteit er6eti4t, 9eit,unO 80rper
in gang rieiiger @eiie anitrengt, unO
es Da6er BON Niemdnoem ange3neifelt
perben tann, baB, 10 ME Der Beanie,
Der Sffi5ier, Der 2ebrer, Der 8urger,
audi Der &eoafteur elmer @rbolun9 be-
burf, bdben mir uns enti4lofen, in
Der 3eit BON 20, Suli Bis 20. &uguit
bic ,Opnau=S abe@Poit" itutt tGgli4.
nur breimal p0dentli4, unb omar am
0ienitag, 9onner tag uno SDnntag
eri6einen gu laFen. 8tr Iino iiberz
3elgt, uniere gei6dBten AbOnnenten,
5reunbe uro 2efer perben unIerem
pielgeplagten ReOatteur 0ieie feline
Gr6olung gerne gDnnen unD Der n9oz
nauzS uOezppit" tbr 8oblpOaen err
6alten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Gin 8erliner CONNER
frii6ler f9rei6t aus Dem S6irtnger
@alb folgenoen StOBieuf3er:
slteber alien 8ipfeln
9G ffteBPs,
Gus alien @tpfeln
0a gieBt's,
Mie aus mem S9lau9.
Die 80glein f4pimmen i'm @aloe,
fMarte nrr, babe
S6pimmit 0u audi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

pad annapolis, Wt. aoDal Station, H.5l 1915
gorm., gamOsUz Citation, 6.UV' SW S''"''
1918, AIS, $40 gto3m.
abfobrt BON COMMUNICATION mad JrsosFIa,
H.35, l9.47 gOrm., 79.15 8vrm., n.25, !A@ "H'
@a5 8in6sRr, 1920 gOr1a., 1910, 490ga3m:;
Rad 6agerstopn, 1900 9orm., Alb '&ov
@o6 GaitOttsGitB urb mt. Qir9, 2oIai, HS5,
q9i5 gorm., u.25, !430. '535 Ga5W, 'C.50'
ga5 Gurtis' que, 1923 Rorasns.
@o6 Qurap, Wt. RoDalzStat ito 28 Ha9m.
.=4o+icr 20 10 Rlhw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Salti1npre 9nmpf=Y go.
alte uue JuUsrldfhgc
g q E.

gI,sante Gampfsr tdaIit, ausssHommen 6ouns
tags ron ben HsueH BierS gtr. 10, IL. II uro I3,
Giqhts StrdBe. nm $50 ubr G6enos mad on Doint
SpmfUrt, R%prfolt, @prtSmUutb unc allen
@uuttcn eeS SiecnS. BerblRbuHg In Qortsmoutb
nit bsr - Sedboaro Iir 9inie" 9eihIoiftntr 3ug, Boris
mouth nab Ntlauta. SHse 8trbiHouua Bu gSeloou
NIT Der -atlaHtic Coat SIHis." gu g~ioIfOlf Berbiu=
buHe NIT beT ~YorioIt uno Carolina -yiorioIf uEb
SoutbsrH, -NtIaHtIc uuo 9aruils" uub -yiorioIf aHo
g8siteru SiisEbabH," uHo nit Der .Slo 8omiHious
SINE" nab yisnterue uHo WaibiHqtoH, y.zS.
UiabAeIten Had BEN turopdtiheH BIaHs. sUrurioie
SaiitensSimmsr. @iettriihe Steuttung. DauIpfz
hsiSuRg. &oien frei. Dian belsge aaldtens 3tmmer i'm
8orauS lm SiQets Sirsdu Der gGisGlHie, Subwehs
Baltimore unb @alpert. Strabe. GeIepbOH 1435.
Spbn y. SbrTIDpue, E8fnIdm RdnedG,
giIccslraHocut Sen. III. UHo Bdii. QseHt.
un0 General lGuGaeL g. 8r0wn. y. Bullet 4gent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Neme @n3eigen.
or. 3ubert SuTutnnn,

RON Der sfeiie suritd, bat ieine 9raris DicOtr ouFz
oeuommen. CIR. 1925, 4lrtz2lpenue. Spre5tun=
Dem pou 9 bis ii ubr unO BON 6 bis z ubr.
e22@1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
8rDBer ais ie subur.
Die bcrtlideu
LSpOrt DepO(lt unb TrttertOH

GTtIrNOntn. Yer neut EampfEr rSusQutbanna.s
Groks 6ottls in 8ctttrton. Sic QrOBsn @riidtn,
Die @erGt; maitrii3s 5ontris'n an Sugqurtanuas
8iOsr; crbabeus GernF6teu auf Der ouu3en Gabrt.
gettsrton 1T Elm Qrnbartigsr 9loB.
Der fsints gus lug BON Der Stabt ans. isctu
teuta0 oHEerftaQ UuO 9 a III # 9
nm L ubr Ra6mittaQs. &fdfunft I'm III ubr
G6enbg. g OHNtug nm . lIbr 9OrmittaQs.
~9iiftuHft nm 8 ubr @btnOs.
.ginsts soc. - WabIJsiteu soc.
8toiHnsno am II. SuR!
CSuui7. 9&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Gina GtuB.

Gg far6 pl0bli5 i'm Hitter Don At 5abren 5rau
Gina Stus, oeliebte 8attin BON 8ottiriIO StuB,
CIR. lO9, Experimentation. Die Sat DIR 8:=
~erOiQuug miro ipdter ~ouqe5eigt. (223J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
- Bay

- ~Way-Down-the-Bay
unO GbOptanfsRibsr : GGfurFou,u, $50 Reiltu,
Sul3Dufer, Den qan3sn Gag, 9tbeRsretttr fir ileius
Climber, &uHoerts BON Rranttu ours oieis auss
iltiqe nisOer b~srotftnt: Der prdbtiae unb popular.
9ampfer rGmma Giles isotu tenfag uuo
. Onnsrfus I'M z ubr 9Orm.. 8Hdtunft UNI
10 ubr Nbenos. gigtte soc.
CSuHi7 TES@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
sRornlauSer sdbule fir Saube-

WfnrhlanDer Sr1fle fnr &aube.
Orr IS. Rurius Der MarDldnOer S6ule fir 5au=
be 6eqinnt AM II. September. Sieies 1T cine
confeifonglOie e6ule fir taube GinOer uuO iuuqe
2eute, unO ioldt, ocrsn Gsb6r 10 manOslbait 1T,
baB ibr 9eiu6 Der 0ffentli6eH S6ulsn Oussei6loiieu
lift. Si9tige 2ebrer fir 3eoen= unp 2ippcHzac=
fen. tfDfiqu uuD unterrt6 I
fret fir MarDldnOsr Schiller. GciinOcte Sage.
g9eQen Gufnabme oDer @ustunft ipenOe man f9
on 6 3 8. g9. g y, 9rtn3ipal, GreOerid, Yto.
(&ug1l, WtU, Gr, 10tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
S0l5tWft.
8 ,,0lnibprne" I1neana.

Ser r,Glaibprne" &meHng.
SH Sabtgriff aGsy auuebmltalsitsn UNI 9srgui'
sex einEr oNrHsbmsH 9aatS5Nbrt.
Or Sambfsr cambridge" OrldBt ben 9i.r 4,
2igbtfrdbsn : Werfts, tdSIi3, ausgsnommeH Cams
tags uuO SOnHtugg, UNI 40 9u5mittags. Cams
tags UNI 3 lbr Ra9mittGgs.
Jabrpres soc. 4HHDmGbLtit soc.
CJuHi6, I&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Mpntas, ben Ii. Mnsuft 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
EhpfnnS g. Sane
iStaet=S nstnieurs@9 ureau.

9raFoent Der Gontratts9eb0rOs.
Caug4,5 80 1891 Y, 1873
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SaIrwin s. Bennington. Grditettsu.
Nepartemenr fur . fTentIfdIe Stdberbett.
- cub Trnnrfemem fir 0siumhheffAphenr

Ut. 1T SUNIV--IIuBt
(2lug9, 1916 Baltimore, glO
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Stast,S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

3. u. 6enean.
6taOts aaasuisur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Nrdfoent Der G0ntrdttUer9 s=gtborOt,
(Nu9I,S,9,11 y, 10, IA. Is, 16, 18) 6EsCfijcto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Gunil,3Dtt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

The tug Vigilant did most OF the
towing Of the large deot oil vessels
which arrived yesterday She br0ugA
in siX On one string watch rs a sight
seldom seen ia any port
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

NoitGer the Mallory steamer from
New YORK or the clyde steamer from
Boston, arrived yeste: day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

THE CONVENT SCHOOL CON.
QUOTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST.
JOSEPH RE-oPENED ON MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29th, AT THE CORNER
.OF RICHMOND AND HOWE SITS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

The Mallory steamer Colorado, Cap
tain Risk, sailed sunday Tor New
York
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

YCuB CVEhcOAT needs repairing.
Ia.e il ID Jm Carter or ling phone
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-07

II is understood That -four or FIVE
vessels are IN the sound ana VIII Inc
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Grand Millinery opening today at
Racket Store.
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Swans down -four. absolutely
pure try IT,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09

York and has also been spending some
time in Washington has returned
home.
Mrs. Robert Emory Park Of Atlanta
viii reach Savannah Tuesday morn
ing and will be the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward karow.
Mr.. Clarence G. Anderson, Jr.. will
leave to-day for a trip North.
Mrs. J. II. Fleming of Athens Is ex.
pected to visit her sister, Mrs. Robert
Cornwell, during the d. A. r. Con-
vention.
Mr.. NJ. B. Nichols, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dunn
in Brooklyn, will arrive home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. SoIomons. Jr
will return to-day from New York.
Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks will
arrive Wednesday morning to visit
Mrs. Karow
Miss Emma ingram, who mas been
North for several months, has returned
20 the city.
Miss Emma Bulloch will leave Tues
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09

Fannie Wood of Rome will be enter
tanned by Mrs. d. Y. Dancy.
Mrs. r. j. Redding of Griffin will be
the guest of Mrs. Robert Hardee.
Mrs. Alfred Healy of Atlanta will be
the guest of Mrs. S. c. Bradley.
Mrs. T, o. Chesney will be the guest
Of Mrs. r. G. Trezevant.
Mrs. Butts. regent OF the new chap
ter OF Brunswick, will be entertained
at the De Soto by Hrs. c. G.. Bell.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield. delegate from
the same chapter. will be at the De
Soto.
Miss Frances Lewis Of Cartersvllle
will be the guest of Mrs. NJ. x. Cor
bin.
Mrs. NJ. o. Kline OF Columbus will
be entertained by Mrs. T. Stanhope
TutWiler
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09
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- SOCIETY OUT OF TOWN. X

Pennington, Me-, on a visit to his old
home.
Capt. c. A. Sheldon went down to
Valdosta Thursday to visit Mrs. Shell
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Bailey, who have
been North for the past six weeks. are
expected home in a few days.
A large number of Waycross people
attended the State Fair at Valdosta
TINS week, among them being Mrs. j.
L. Walker, Miss Ora Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Perham, Jr., j. ". Wood
ward. w. D. O'Quinn, u. D. Larsen
and w. w. Sharpe.
Mrs. Ed Paine and children, who
have been in Valdosta some time. re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. George Finch and little dauRh-
ter left Thursday for Dade City. Fla.
to visit relatives.
Miss Pauline Acosta. who has been
visiting Miss Ida Nichols on Pendle-
Continued on Page Twenty.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09
wAYCROSS SOCIETY

Waycross. Nov. S.-Mrs. r. ]. Lof-
tin and daughter, Jessie, of Pelham,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. C. A.
Fretwell, on Folks street.
Miss Carrie Perham went to VAL
dosta Thursday, and will spend several
days in that city visiting friends.
Mr.. Jessie Fesperman and his sis
ter, Mrs. w. j. MCGEE, went to Thorn
asville this week on a visit of several
DAYS.
Mrs. r. c. Hawkins left this week
for Pensacola, Fla, on a visit of some
length.
Mr.. A. p. Perham, Sr., editor of the
Evening Herald, left to-day for West
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09

Mems tan color, heavy white
fieeced Underwear, nicely finished,
pearl buttons, all sizes, only. SIC
Mems sanitary natural %-Wool I'm
derwear, celebrated Rival make...75c
Mems gray all-wool Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers ..............9Sc
Mems gray Atwood Undershirts,
double front and double back.
best quality ................-....$l 4S
Mems medicated red flannel I'm
derwear, pure dye ................75c
Mems medicated red flannel IN
dershirts, double-breasted ISL %
Mems Canton flannel Drawers, full
sizes ................... .4SC
Mems Canton flannel Drawers,
heavy quality ...................25c
Mems blue denim Overalls ........ 45c
Mems blue denim Jumpers ......45c
Mems painters " white Overalls. .35c
Mems elastic Suspenders ..........lOc
Mems black seamless Socks. ......1Oc
Mems satin shield Bows. Toe
Mems satin band Bows .............l0c
Mems satin. four-in-hand, Teck and
imperial Scarfs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mems white lawn string Ties,
~sH ''''''''''''s .s'''''s.s..'..-l Oc
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09
will be the guest of Mrs. w. W. Cor

will be the guest of Mrs. w. w. Cor
don.
Miss Louise DuBose of Athens will
be entertained by Mrs. Cornelius F.
Moses.
Mrs. ]. M. Graham of Atlanta will
visit Mrs. ]. L. Graham.
Mrs. ]. G. Lester of the George Wal
ton Chapter of Covington will be the
guest of Mrs. w. D. Krenson.
Mrs. o. M. Cone Of Milledgeville will
be entertained by Mrs. c. H. Ohm
stead.
Mrs. Frank Weldon of Atlanta will
visit her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut.
Mrs Sam Jones Of Atlanta will be
the guest of Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbert
Mrs. Florence Eastman and Miss
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09

wore large light hat draped with a
light veil.
Mrs. Edwin Gould was seen on the
avenue in green and white checked
taffeta frock, but the skirt swept the
pavement. 1t had yoke and stock
of heavy white lace; the front describ-
ed three deep battlements-the middle
on the widest--and in the back the
yoke was curved up at each side. The
sleeves were bishop shaped, ending in
lace cuffs. and there were a few tucks
in the skirt
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09
M'DONALD-BowEN.

The marriage of Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald
and Miss Matte Bowen took place
very quietly yesterday afternoon at
i:So O'Clock at the parsonage Of the
southside Baptist Church. Rev. d. s.
Edonfield the pastor, oficlated
Mr.. Mcdonald Is from Fayetteville
n. G. but Is living here IN the employ
OF the Union Station Company. lie ana
his bride viii reside 81 900 Alice street
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-09

New York Times passing through town
recently, wore a pretty gray yelling
frock. trimmed with stitched taffeta
tabs, also gray. These tabs were
short, and extended horizontally in
several rows below the waist line, Civ
ing yoke effect; and in the back they
extended down the skirt some distance.
The top bars were the shortest, each
succeeding bar being a trifle longer
than the one above. The Elton coat
also had a row of these in the back,
and they trimmed the sleeves. She