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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
ltnfaac rinca Cages.

6ron Mortino Nolrnr2 olla clllem
@oaen acidlcuocrt mro id)mer
ncrlcbt. - Gin hcr}hdrtcr NlllNc.
@oiolin Grploiion. - PIN.
0ere llniGQe.
@Gbrcno 6rau Morjul NolmcS
Don 9tr. 1886. 9jgbtitr1bc, 1cltern
Nbcno Oic SonoueritruBc hjnob rltbr.
mltroe lie 5miiten Scr l@cit. mo Dit
emo StroBe olli sic StraBc ge'd)leil'
bert, unb 5mor iicl lie oli Ben Nopt
10 ooB lie bcmllBtlo9 licQcu bIIcb. Stc
pllroc nod Der @oDmmG oc9 @rn,
@iIliom u. Sarfiua, 9ir. l2OS, No'
noperltrdBc getraqcn lmO, nod)oenI
lie iih einigermoBeu crboIt hattie, III
elmer autihe nad) ihrcr WohmnlA
ilbergeiiibrt.
Grplo ion in elmer &ird c.
&n Den SonntaQaidlI Raltmlld
fcitcn Der Columbia NOcmc Ne
tbooiitcnfirhe al 0crG oIumbIos, nabc
6remont f.. Npemlc, crci1uctc lid 9es
tern 9Ibeno oui mbctmmtc S8cilc
cine mcitbin nerncbmborc GrploltoM
bel mcIdcr ooa gauge @cb0l0c er'
id)ilttcrt mo ale Tcnitcr }crtrllm.
inert mlrocn. &ermltbIih mlEoc DE
GrpIoiion 0urh 2cuhtdd9 perrr'od)t ;
Ocnu ca orbeitetc mGbrcnO oc9 aMljcn
Cages cine Nn5oGl EuAcltclItc Der
oGonioIirtcn 8osgricuid0it" IN Dem
@ebdlloc. @liidlihcr M3cIIc mllroc
ltifmano perlebt. Ger nnqcrittetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Sd)oocu betrG0t 5piihcn $500 mo
$1,000.
Cine 6rou ii6criobrcn.
lie G5 Sabre olte &otbnrinn Hecic
pon Nr. 1909, o.GorepitroBe,
murOc Qcltcrn 2lbcno nobe ibrer @ob'
mutg pom cinem G%rprcBluagen oea
Soparo Sbcllep i%iberiubren. Sic
trltg unlheincno tcIne gci0brIit)cn
&erlcbumaen oouon mo mltr0e bon
ibrem Sobue nah ibrer Wobnrng &c.
leitet.
8oiolin GrpIoiior,
Sn ser @ohmlng bon Srou Gboa
Gopellc, Mr.. 1920, Welt . Sornto9u'
StroBc, cniitono gcltcru MorQcn nm
bolb 10 llbr III Sol9c Scr GrpIoilon
cincc @oiolinoicna ScilCr. 6rou 60
pcne'0 alclocr iil10cn onbci 6cllcr,
i,no Ole Srou ronntc cntiebt ollt Ole
Strobc binub, molelblt Foll}i't 20.
nohltc nit groBer @eilte9gcgenluurt
0ic Tlonmcn an ibren brcnncl0cn
&lci0crn loid)te. Srob0cnl crlitt
Srol Gopcllc erbcblid)c Wrot0munt-
ocn om Hiidcn mo an Den Arnlcn.
10 boB iic noh Dem o6rontIin.
Square Soipitol" aebroht lucrocl
mrlBtc. Go9 6Guer in Scr Slide
lpitroc pon ser Gcllcripebr 9eloldt.
Gin bcr5baftcr Snn0e
lit ser - Sabre ultc Mn. Wodam
bon Nr. 1908, Gompton.S Ctr. @Gh.
reno ocriclbc gciteru IN Den oNcnc
Spicocl Wcrfcn." an Der Stodbolm'
StraBc mo Gcud) Mllcp, orbcttctc,
mur0c lCin rcdtcr Nrm bon clllcm
Srcibricmcn crfoBt. 3ncrlt mllroe
Dem annbcn scr Gmlmen ollH Der
Sono 0~criiIcn mo crit obs Der Nrm
bis gum ~Gucnbn9cn Sluilden ooo
Hoo u,l0 0cm Hiemcn hlneinQc5ogcn
nno id)limm ~nebrod)en moroen mar,
aelonN Is, Ole Woihinc sum Still
itono 5t brinaell. Ger Sun9e mlroc
in Der Nm6ulnn5 oes iiiolid,en u
lfrifta nod Dem .Wurpl1noer Inn
pcriitGtS . Noipitale" gebrad)t, 100,
icIbit sic Ncr5te ob ocrn @leidnriltb,
nit mcld)cm ser T%erungliidte letll
Shidiol birnnbm, i'm bohIte1 @rone
erltaumt moren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Struic oic Fubli5irlW9 p0l Grlunt.
mol Ncui1feiten. EOli5ci @ertd)tcll
iiber crinlinelle S0llc NlutpcrgicBil1s
gen ooritcllenoc 9Il0cr II. l. ~. III
3citln1cn mo on StrnBcn.
q iitlih bCi0clcQt.
Stills = Stoot ErofurotOr Cigar
9luen Soc tbeiltc Der Nronooiitrittas
Gomntiiiion geItcru nit, Dob Die tol'
Qcnocn Expectations Sale in @c5u9
oli Gi0cntbum int @crftcNiitritt
liitlid) heiAclcQt luor0cn leien:
metropolitan SopinQ3 @unt, ."
@rlnO5ina olli Ar. 21O, Spcur'3
WcritC;
Gbriitopbcr &. Sbriper, FGftcr
bon Nr. 210, spears Mcritc;
@ol, Wiiler & So, GiQcntbiimcr
bon 9tr. 22l, McGlOcrrp'a NCritc;
Mihocl 2od)er, 9r. 521, Ntia'
StroBc;
Charles 6. StodbUlicn Nr. 2OG
uno pos, Nottcrion. StroBe
Ole Baltimore Gompmp" pom @ols
timorc, gtr. 81 Bit 223, Commerce
StroBc, mlo 9tr. PIP bis 22O, Batter.
long trnBc.
&n alien 6G0cn gcmdbrtc Ole Stoot
ocn Gi9entbilmcrn elm mcnig mcbr,
ais ole Sriginoliummc mar.
Qic YortsM oo0.6roGe.
Cine Gonicrcn5 iono gcitcrn &ors
mittog itott 5luiidcn Wnpor Gina
ms, StuotsFroturntor Bruce mo
Den Observation-Disclosures . GomnliiiG,
rem @idbom Smith uno Morinc be.
5iiQlih Der 0orf sNooo.Sruge. mo e.
mlWOe beihloiicn, ole StroBenbobnz
@elcQi6olt cin5uloocn, &ertreter 5it
elmer nGhiten Gienitog Nnhmittug
itott5uiinoenocn Gonicrcn5 Cin5uIu.
ben, nm momoQlid) 81 elmer GtnigunH
be5ilglif Der Iroae 81 fomnlen.
8ertchrSmcg pCrlanGt.
Ger Contractor, mclhcr 0u9 ultc
Baltimore . Ohio" @cbGlI0e al Der
Colbert, mo Baltimore StroBc uicz
0erreIBt, crbiclt Qcitcrn pom @cbGuoc.
&nipcttor Den pom Mopor ionttionir.
N =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Onnt ScIbc mo mur0ct Nubel Wcl0c
ihlimm an 0icicn Wlic0maBcn per
bruunt. Nr. Gonro0 Sponlel Don
Nr. GO, Noro.Mooeiro.St IT., brnd)te
oo8 &ino noh Dem n>Sobn3 Soptin9.
no Die Ncr5te iucnig Soiinung olti
lcinC @cnciiunG beNet. Die Wlltter
0cS &inocS lic0t infol1c 0cS llniollc9
gIci6inu9 rrnnf onrnie0cr.
Gin Iriitotrut aus It.
lantic Gitu. - Turd icincr
NluicntboIt IN Itlontic Gitp unb ieinc
@G0er IN @cnlcinid)nit nit Der Sallte
Nolee ihcint Sbomn5 :. Meillp, 30
&o5re alt, 9on Hidnlonb. 30, iid
NliIrcn onQcciNnct III bobcn, btc III
Baltimore nld)t gang un6 g0bc linO.
Im lcbtcn Gienitaa lcQte CT in scr
Stoot an ser Sccunfiiitc icinc Gin.
Illlbreid)c StclllulG er mur aellller,
nicocr utlo fam alll Der Sobrt nod
DSl0 Nirgtnia" altd nad) baltimore.
Sicr triig or ieincn Nomcn in ooa
Srcmbcnbudl 0eS .&ntcl Sopce" cin
un0 ont 2onnCrltng Nbcnb Qina Cr
aus. I'M 0ct G%lepbontcn 3u iebcn.
Nui Scr Slld)c nad) 0iclcm fam or
olld) nod Scr 9lof Strobc une mub
babel mobI nod mcbrcre Siqcr,
&aBen u.i,m. Nctroiicn Dem ploblid
iprona cr ollS Srrd)t, hob i'm elmer
ocrIelbcn crmilhCn milr6c, iiber Norb
uno MIR Dem Sergcoutcn Mc9pmu
irno Dem EolijiltCn @cncaln, 0cibe
o%Sun63lcutc Scini0cS, bate cr cS III
ucr0ulfcn 0oB cr nid)t eleno IN
Dem GlcmcntC crioif, pclhcm er oils
cdlter SrlGnocr icit ieiner @e6urt
cine rlailalpredlihc Nbncigitn0 emf.
gcGcn brod)tc. Gr ipuroc IN sic 0ltli.
dc Noli5ciItotion Qcbrod)t, luo ieood)
Der oIlnGd)ti1c Eoe nuSnohmamciie
rtn menid)lihcS Hiibrcn pcripilrte II.
lin louicu lieB.
II Inter dl mcrcr MniduI0i
anna. Nn Scr mcitlit,cn Eoli5ei
ltotlon lultr0c aCitcrn Scr 30 Sabre
oltc Sdrubmohcr Sronf 2ciolpsfi
bon Mr.. l07, Eenn.S troBc, Dem &c.
rldtaoCriohrcn ilbcrpicien, neil or
ongeblid) SittlidteitSpcrNeben aegeu
orci Maodlcn I'M Altcr bon s bis Q
Sobrcn, Non,cna 9oitiic 2cimbodl
Sllllon Sonbbud) mo Clara @ildcr.
bcilner. ~be9anaen boben ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

9 6limmcr &rrt6nm, -
Cecilia Solomon sic ieha Sabre olte
lod)ter pom Nbrobom SOlomon, Nr.
BOG, Sin. Slabs troBc. lie9t oalclblt
in fritiid)cm 3~uitonoc oorniebcr, SIC
nobnl cine Coils aorboliaure 81 lid],
ole i6r irrtbiimlif an StcIle BON
Mcnilin ncaCben mnr0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Tno ySrttcr.

Sir MaruIdn0 mo Ocn Giitrttt
Columbia Rcacu, mdrmcrea Meiter
uno iiloIidDc g@lu0c.
Ger b0hitc (bcrmomcterltono mar
90 @ru0 nm > llhr Nadmittaa3.
Ger "uic0rilltc lhcrmometerltano
mar f. @ra0 nm & llbr WorQcu@.
WiitticrCr NurometcrItau6 1892.
Ger b0hitc lhcrnlomctcrltan0 Der
letter - Stun0cn in nodiolgenoen
Sid0tcn ma mie lOl9t: Goltport 81,
Eortlano 5G, Bolton 60, NlbanD 62,
NcIu.y ort 81, Surri9burQ 6G, Fhila'
Oelpbia GS, Ntlantic Gitp &c, Gupc
Man GS, Maibington -, NorloIt
-. acu Weit &c, Charlotte 16, Mll'
mil1gton 80. GborIciton II, Sapot'
nab &c, &adionoillc 80, &llpttcr 81,
Seen Wclt sc, Ntluntn a. Wontgo'
meru so, Neru.C Orleans SO. EaIcltlne
80, @alpCitou Sc, Corpus Ghrntt
So, Mempbia Sc, Cincinnati 81,
IittaburQ 80, 0SmeNo 60, Buffalo
10, Glepclono IS. Detroit rs, Nlpcnn
"A, Marouettc 81, @rccn Ban 80,
Gbicogo rs. Duluth 76. ct. Enl'I
50, 81. 2ollia 80, &anioa Gitp 76,
Omaha so, Nuron 80, @ianrord 6S,
@iuiiton GB, SABRE Ga, Nelcno 6S,
Salt 2otc 49, Genpcr Sc, Nortb
Elotte Sc, GpNqc o. Amnrilo SO,
Cos Nngeles IS,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

3mci Sabre 3u d. tboua.-
Iront Siiicr, Gin junGcr arootc, Der
crit ctllhc Sabre I'M Snn0c ser tSrci.
beit iid) bciinOct, biiBtc ScBterc mic.
Der CilL ais i'm Rid)tcr Ebclpa uui
5mei Sabre nod Dem 3lthtbdllic
ion0tc mo guar lpc1cn GicbltnblS.
Iiiier lit Elm @cnie cigcncr Nrt, or
fiihrtc Icine NGubcreicn mittellt elmer
lnngcn Stonge ans. bic cr ollrh ooS
oiicnc Seniter oca @ouica 9tr. 300.
Sii0 Bono Str0Be, ihob ln0 Die so
len 0eS Nrn. @corQe W. Guncun Der
uuHungcIte. Seine Ncutc bcitono in
oiciem Sole ans 500. Siiicr muroc
am %. Nugrit pom Setcftip @rub
u~crboitct mo crtlGrtc oomoI3, icil
Grcuno Sronf Mod babe ben Iicb
ltobl b%cgnnGcn.
alngc bcantmortct. - Nr.
mo Srolt Wiliom !. NcpnolbS, Die
Dor Sturgeon BON &onlca u. 6oSlcr
nuf SdubcncriaB pcrfluqt muroen.
neil lie ibm onQcblid) Ole Satin emit
I%rCmloeten reid)ten geitcrn lire NnG'
mort cin. Sn Ocriclbcn gebcn lie oil.
oaB Soalcr icinc Satin mo &inocr
olS Dem &ouie io1tc unb ibr iagtc.
lie ioue 81 ibren Glterl 5uriidfebrcn
NltBeroen bebunptcn tic, Dab er Ole
Srou nit Dem (ooc bcorobtc.
8erflagt @roBputcr. -
2eona WeilelS rcid)tc gcitcrn ourdl
ibren Gotcr !Scnrp @eiiclS, jun, cine
alogc oui $1,000 S%duocneriob ge9er
ibren 8roBpoter Senrb @elielS, len.
ipcgen on9cbliher Serleumbung elm.
Su Der &lo9cldriit miro ongegeben,
Dob Scr 0roBpoter oic Gnfelin oco
IiebitoblS zines So @oloitiideS &c.
5leben babe.
Ger 20 orinciefrctGr an
Nrrmegen. Ncrr Charles >,
@onapartc, Der Mnrinelcfret0r, Der
ole oirnfcliten SrrqGn9c ieiner Gr5
icinoe. Scr ocmotrotiihcn Eorteibolic
5t ourdidrcitcn pernloh botte Dor.
N~citern in Bolton oa@ WiBaeid)id, lid,
in Den breitcn StroBcn Der Staoi
Bolton 81 perirrcn uno 3iuor il
~griinolidl Dob or aciipunaen mar.
oic 0ienite zines EiooiinoerS in Nn
iprlld) sit nebmcn, nm iein Sotcl 81
crrcihen. Serr @onoparte fam ON
Gonneritog NIT i%eiilcr Satin in no.
lton an uto itiea i'm Y%otel Conner
let" ob. @cgen 8 llbr nnternobm er
cincn SpoSiergang IN Den 6enlpoi
ulo fonntc Den Hiidlpeg nidlt mieoei
iinbcn. Hnhbem or cine Stnno(
lang umbcrgcirrt luor, lcitetc ihn CT
ne mitlcioigc Seele in Die rlttt1t
@abn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
GennS's fcin gcr1itctc Gafiees

mcrben in alien StaottIeilen bon
Baltimore p%erfauft. Die porsilglid,s
NuaIitdt uno m6bigen Yreiie MADDEN
oieielben eeraoesu beriibmt.
G.9.Genns Gu., Slice, Gaffcc, S,tder.
(apriI5iSiSoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Sd)iiisfartcn bon mmb mad Sentid'
I0uO.

Bon Baltimore bis @remcn: &a'
iiitc $40 uno $3.50; gremen-@al.
timore bis gum t. Mopeniber $3.50
uuo 5000; BON /. Mopember bis
I. augult $3.50. @%unoreiie 5n bill.
liaerem Treiie. 9beO. s.. Siener d
&c., 3immer Nr. 3. ia Sit.Serlng.
ton.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
$500 Ebilnbelpbia nnb 5nriid $500.
$1.50 Gbcitrr nno 5uriid $50.
St.OO W%ilminatun uno 5nriif 500.

auf Der YEennipIpunio G%iicnbobn"
am Sonntag. Den "a. September.
Ger Spe5iol3ug perIGbt Den Union.
@obnboi s llbr @orm., Aildiobrt
bonn 9roaoitraBen . 9abnboi in Fbi.
laoelpbia $50 abenos.
(250,2 ,9,62,4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
0clSienSnngcn nadD SeutidIanb nno.
SritrfidI

81 81 Gents pro Marf rnb 20R
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertra.
@etiel onsgelteIlt ollf ale Fbeile
ser g8eIt. Sbcu. s. Siener & Gu.,
ia Sit.2erinston.Str 3immer Nr.
3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
samltoa. unS Summtaa-Grfnrioucn

noh @oibinaton 1926 olf ser
,Yenniplponia @abn." @illete Iino
iiir bic Hiidiabrt bis Sonntn9
abeno aiiItia. auc 3iiac, oen
.Gonareiiional 2imitco" misgenom'
men. GSr.&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
,YcnniDluania Giienbabm."
$3.50 - nadJ Ebilnoclpbia - $3.50
uno ,uriif.
inrMf.

@ei @cle1cnbeit ser 3ulommcn.
fllnit Scr 300 Scllons" G.S.O.S.)
ser yGotriardS Militant" u1b ser
nSopereian @rono 2ooge" in Ebila.
oelpbia bon 1G. bis %. Septcmber
miro sic .Yeunlplpanio G%iienbabn.
GompoJnic" GrfuriionS : 9iIlete Der.
fouien, ole iiir bie Siniobrt MIR orn
Gage Der @%ernuSgabuia an 16., II.
uno Is. September, mlo fir Die &iid'
iabrt bis gum %. September, elt'
ihlicblid, giiltia iino. (252,57-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
,Sis ms Ser, uon @pt6am."

Ger 23. StraBc . Gnopunft Der
baltimore . Ohio Giienbabn" IN
Nep.gorf lit botlit beollem eeleaen
fiir Grreityung oes Sotel.. 1beater.
nno Saoen.G itritts. (25t.o.9,63)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Ter .Snrrolltun. M1nne

III UOUFl UHIUN '"'N''F'S'""'
pernnitoltct morgen einen Tllsflug
mad, @isfolp'S sSorn, iiir meld)et
oos Gomite 10 umiaiienoe Gorberei-
tuneen getroiicn bat, bob alien Sbeil-
nebmern aenuBreite Stunoen in
Musiiht iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
2(rtbmr ~. Npbinm,
Nr. 12i, Dit alilmors.straks.

Enlnge Notariats : UclSiucdicf.
@nrean. ShiiiSforten fir ollie
Gnn1picr.2iuicn Heiiepdiie, @cd,iel,
@elomcd)icl hnb @-loicnoungen
ilprtI4,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
*** Ser ,Iriun" ueroultalict ON

*** Ger yMrlpn" ueranltolicf ON
nGdIten Sonntag cine Snbrt nab
mo bat fir bielelbe ollie
@orbereitunaen in elmer 10 poIlfom'
menen s9ciie ~gctroiien, Dob cine De
tbeiliauna al ser Heiie niir cin Yer
oniiaen fem fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

,Mriun," Eeu.Mar . GrfurIiun,
Counting, ben II. September 1903.
M6iabrt upm Sincn . Sabnbof $40
Wuracns, am alien Staot'% abnboIcn
aubaltcno. 8iaetc $500, &inbcr uon
4 bis IL Sabrcn soc.
(253,57,S,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
EennipIuania Giicnbabn Special.
nad EbiIaSclpbia, @ilm.

ingfon nnb Gbeiter uno suriid am
Sonutog, oen "a. September. Der
S~pe5inlSug perl1Bt oeu Union.
@abnbof in Baltimore Inn 8 llbr
@orm., sic &iidiabrt BON Ybilaoel'
pbia (9rpooitraBen . @abnboD er.
ioIet INN $50 Mbenbs. $500 nnh
philadelphia, $3.50 mad Gbeiter unb
500 nah wilmington uno anriid.
(250,2,9,G24,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
lit ein Winf

@iiniht Sbr Gurcn CONNER }(n.
5lla nah cine 3cit lang ST troNen?
Ncbmt cincn .(op Gont" pom inns,
megen glrtcn Auaicbena mo bcl tilb-
len Worgen Alagangcl.
Die 5arben itnb; bea mn NlnfcI Iobiurh.G
Srforo. ttpar5. Die Frciic; SO, Sl2, SD b,&
gu $50.
Sdrnl -Auiiigc iiir anoben Don I
bis 81 II Sabren uno Nn}iigc III
GROCER Nuamobl iiir Die aleincrcII
bon 3 Subren m%imarta.
Sic Frciie ino bon $3.50 bis Stj,
Ger 8r0nc ocs &nabru nno Der EuH.
litGt ocS GUIDES anacmciicn.
llnier oalb.FreissN eriani uuH oerbh.earbr'
rpbeu bictct nod aruhc BARGAINS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

MomIanb's tiirfiide 8Gber.
Gsuitabls. @ebause. Vshamt sssen. etets affea.
(lug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
CONCERT bci'm Nielsen
Saule.

Gic Marine 9ano" inter Giref.
ton oes aopeameiiters @iaiam 8.
Sontelmonm miro belite Had)nlittug
4.30 in ben Inloacn bci'm @eiBen
Sonie nud)iol9enOcS @ogner-GonSert
sur a%uiiiibrung bringen: Worih
,Gie Nibelln9en;" Supertiire 3u
yRiensie;;" Ginlcltung 5u .Eoriiiol;"
nariegsfoniore uno aonigS9ebet;"
Worih .Suloignng;" aroBe Yban.
toiie .8otterbGmmerlna." Gum
SfluB ,ToS Sieb pom Sternenban.
ller."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

hldltCr EDclp5 ntQu)lc Ole WtpbNE
idmprcncu Dor mcbrcren SoQcrl oar
olli ouiucrfiom, ooB oa3 @c'eB be
5ii0lid, Der &eroiientllhlmN pon M.
onItGnoiocn Shriitcn mo @llocrll
in Baltimore ilbertrctcn milroc, ulo
it Nclu Dorf lit cine ubnlld)c Nclp2,
Oirno inn @onge. Ken ?)ort bat feline
ocrortioe @eiebc. Stuht @ibllothc'
far Goulc lplrbc 0eitern bon WtldocI
i. 9lofc, GbeizGlcrt Der Nloermcll.
Wcb0roc Ncp Dorf's, brie'lldl cr'lld,t,
inn cine 9bidriif oes Worpldnocr
@eicbC& Sl icnbcn, ipoS Serr Gonlr
and, ioiort that. Ios @eleB luttet
o~lleroingS ct,pos 1roBndtcrlld rnO er.
inncrt ltorf an sic bloiIen @c'cbc bon
Nnno Sobut. Sn erlten ForoNro.
pbcn miro bus Eubli5ircn bon lmon.
lt0noi1cn @erid)ten nno @llocrr III
3eitunaen Wonatsid)riitcn etc. bel
elmer Stroic BON $40 bis $500 ocrbo.
ten. Ser Speite Eoro2ropb perblctei
Den @erfoui mo baS We1aebcn non
ousmGrtigcn Eublifotioncn Eboto.
aropbie'n unb anoeren 9IIoern bel
elmer Straie BON $500 ooer cineW1
Sobr @eiGnaniB. Der brittle Euro.
graph perbietet bel elmer glridel'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04

of the normal students with regard to
some trivial matter which they had
been discussing. Never thinking OF
the presidents antipathy to the
phone, she called the normal The
president was busy with a class, but
he heard the bell and rushed to the
Hello" answered a sweet voice.
Yes the girl really has a remarkably
sweet voice when she talks over the
phone. If you don't believe 1t ask
some of the SedalIa boys. Hello, who
is this? The president rose to the &C.
cularly, is the president" The girl
gave gasp of surprise. Then she,
too, rose to meet the emergency.
"Why, howdy, Teddy she said,
sweetly and cordially, 80 glad to
hear you. When did you reach town."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
She Made 500 a Day.

Senator Plat, in humorous speech,
was praislng woman at a dinner party.
"And her business ability" he ex-
claimed. Only the other day the
young wife of young friend of mine
said excltedly to her husband on his
return home
John, have made more money
than you to-day
GLOW much have you made? he
asked.
ga hundred dollars, she said
proudly.
Good, good, cried the young
man. And how did you make it%
"Wen, said the young lady, You
know my old piano that you only paid
$500 for? Iaold 1t to-day for $4OO.'
"Gracious, and what are you go
ing to do with the money? he asked.
"'Oh, there isn't any money, she
said.
"Eh?
"'You see, sold the piano to a
dealer she explained. He gives NE
a new one for $500, and allows $500 Tor
the old one. Haven't I done well? If
you'd stay at home and let me run
your business for you you'd grow rich.
Think, $50 a day! That Is over SIC :
900 a year."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
The Nerve of a GIRL
NV
Sedalia (MO.) Capital

Sedalia MOI CapltaI,I
This is the story of WaTensburg
girl who is frequently the guest of a
Sedalia friend. The president of the
Warrensburg normal is greatly op'
posed. it is said, to students of the
college calling up friends over the
phone or being called up during the
study periods. Consequently he keeps
one ear primed for the jangIe of the
telephone bell and answers the phone
himself when he can manage to reach
il first. One day last week the girl
in question had agreed to call up one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
Trouble in RockefeIIeps Class,

The young women Of the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist Church are up in arms
agafnst the Rev. W. S. Richardson
tie assistant pastor, for what they
characterize as IN uncalled for slight
"a their sex, says the New-YorK Ameri
can.
The Rev. Mr.. Richardson took the
place Of John u. Rockefeller, Jr., as
leader Of the young mems Bible class
Sunday, and led in the discussion OF
Ihe character OF Abraham. He re
lated how --iaear, a dependent, al
tempted TO assure the place Of Sarah
GbraHqm's wife, which caused the lat
Ter to drive Hagar from the house
hold in fit Of jealousy 3 .
All is the petty jealousy of woman
which causes the greatest trouble in
Tie world" saic Mr.. Richardson. III
was so,in AGraham's time, centuries
ago, and # is so to-day. Hagar fell
herself an irnpcrtant person ana be
came dlctatorial. How often do VT
End the same condition of affairs in
both Christian and commercial life to
Iayg
The young women's Bible class was
/, session in another mart Of the
church at TIE time, and Mr.. Richard
sgu's words regarding the petty ieal
Eusy OF woman" were in some un
known manner conveyed to them
They became indignant at once and
Slid the sentence as used by Mr.. Rich
ardsou was reflection on their seq
and the subject would be discussed
nI1cially ut future meeting.
Mr. Richardson IS connected by mar
rage with the Rockefellers, and was
yUung Rockefeller's class chum at col
lege. They together made a tour o.
he world, and of recent years Mr.
Richardson has been regarded as Mr.
Rockefeller's mouthpiece. His ideas
NJ any subject are often taken as Mr.
RDckefeller's. and now the young wo
mn desire to know what young Mrs
RDeketeller's position on the zeal
nRy" question will be,
II. Richardson later explained that
Nh young women had placed wrong
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
To the Holders Of the First Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Thirty-Year Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds of the
FAIRMoNT COAL COMPANY
Secured BY Its Mortgage Dated June
9th, 1901.

In accordance with the provision
for redemption contained in said
Mortgage, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN by the above named Company
of It's election to redeem all Of It's
outstanding First Mortgage Six Per
Cent Thirty-Year Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds on the first day of Janu-
airy, 1906. Said bonds will be redeem
ed and payment therefor made at the
office of the Trustee, Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, Mutual Life
Building, 2S Nassau Street, Manhattan
Borough, New York City, at the price
of 1O5 per cent. Of their par value, to-
gether with accrued interest. Hold
ers of said bonds are notified to pre-
sent them for payment at said office
on the first day Of January, 1906, on
which day all interest on said bonds
will cease.
c. w. WATSON, President,
Attest:
7. X. STUART, Secretary.
Dated September 21st, 1905.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
Mr. Jerome Responds.

Jerome X. Jerome. who has come to
America to lecture, was asked by a
Representative of a New York paper If
he did not fear to lay his brand Of hui
NOR before an American audience.
Young man." he replied, II have a
faced a Scotch audience on a damp
night, and now fear no foe"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
Stirring Times Coming.

A reform State Treasurer examining
the books Of Pennsylvania; a reform
mayor looking into things In Cincin
natl, and William Travers Jerome on
the trail of Boss Murphy, the Hon. Mr.
Mccall, the Disnon. Mr.. MCCurdy ct
al! Certainly there will be need OF
disinfectants before long.-Baltimore
Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-04
IN TIRE. LINELIGRT
st4 ~
Gossip About Men Whose Names Ere
qqsntIy Appear In the q
Some Sage Advice. ~

Russell Sage has horror of law.
suits.
a clerk of Mr.. sage's said the other
day
Z sought out the chief one morning
n bis Office.
-Yu remember, SIR said, my
complaint against my wife's uncle?
aYes,' he answered.
Well said l, the man is obdurate,
and | think Of bringing suit against
him. What do you advise?'
.Mr Sage, always interested in the
welfare of Lis employees, was silent a
moment, frcwning thoughtfully. Then
he said;
sIistea. When was a clerk In
Troy had case against man that
seemed quite as good as yours. Wis
HE'D q prominent lawyer, and l laic
the whole matter before him in detail.
When was through he told me that
10 would be delighted to take the
Case-that it was a case that couldn't
lose.
SIT cam loser said l.
It CAM lose, he repeated.
I rose and took my hat. 1 thanked
he lawyer, and told him that
couldn't bring suit after all. And
then ! explained that it was my oppo.
nent's side. and not my own, which
had laid. before him.
Before bringing a lawsuit Mr..
Sage concluded, ct is a good plan first
70 lay your opponents case before
8guz lawyer as If it was your own"