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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

miro, bab oas ShluBslieo in Der
Settle Der @rperinlente, bcitebenp in
Der llebertrogl1na oes menihli6en
arebies auf Elm Tbier nod feblt.
9ongreb Ser ySeiIsarmee".
Gle uSeilsarmee" miro i'm Nopem-
ber eineil norb-europaiifen Gonereb
in Berlin obbolten. ST lit Der erite
ieiner Irt nnb ioa Die Gertreter Der
IN ben norbiid)en 2dnoern beitebettz
oenSrgoniiutionen p~ereiniaen. Saupt-
iad)lih fomnlen babel Seutihlanb,
Sdpeoen, Noripeeen unb 0Gnemarf
IN 9etradt. Sn Hrblonb mar Die
.Seilsarmee" biSber niht geouloet.
SIei hifanboI unb fem
Groe!
Zen GntbiiQungen ser lebten@ohe
iiber Die ungeieBlihe S%erorbeituna
bon Gferbefleiih in @iirite rno an
oere YrGierpenipeiien folgt nm Die
Weloune ans @eitpbaler, ooB Die
borti9en 9eborOen einer gon5en Ser
itiporung bon SGnoIern ollf oieSpllr
gefommen limo, peld)c ibre Ero0nfte
nod alien Sbeilcn Icutidlano's bers
lcnoen uuo ourhfuegs EferoefleiId,
benubten. Cine Observation-Disclosures
li6e llnterllld)ung Itebt bcpor.
eIIidoit pom
gltb getrotten.
@elegentlid ser goloenen @odBcitS.
feier oes Glfan'idcn Gbepaores in
Hdsfelo (&reis Vorfen), an Der etlpo
GO Eeripnen tbeilnabmenL ihlllg ser
9lit IN Dos Sous. oas in fur5er 3eit
bis ouf Die llmioiiungsmolern ME
berbronnte. % SeitgGltc plroen
ourb Den 9libltrobl betdubt, fonntelt
aber ms Sreie 9ebro6t lperben, no
lie iib mieoer erbolten.
Sic Orb DAFT bes 9onb>
fret O erS.
Nus Setihen miro gemelOet: Dos
8emeinoeomt IN @inoiif.&omnis
eriuhte Die Setihener Eoli5ei, nab
Dem 6S-iGbrigen 2onOitreiher 2obel
aus Notwithstanding 81 forihen, Der
lid in Der Setihener @e9eno umber
treibt. 2obel, Elm geiueiener Shmieb.
babe cine @rbidnft BON 100000 Warf
gemadt, oie 81 8uniten Ser Stoot
MeiBen uerfGlt, menn 2obel'S @uf.
finoung nidt g%elingcn iollte. 3ulebt
iplroe 2obel, Der I'M Sreien 81 iiber-
nohten pflegt, am Hoicnbergc bel
Getiden geieben.
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@alib's Heiignatiun.

Alexandria, Winn., 3. Sept.
Nidter Nlton .. Barter, meld}er
bier bel ieiner Miidfebr bon Dem Cont
bent Der yAmerican Bon Niiocintion"
in Dem Sauie ieines Sreunbes Glp0e
Ban Gleane abgeitiegen lit, murbe
beilte betrefis Ses Shreibens inter.
piept. in pelfem CHARLES q. Walib
Dem Soriiber Saggart ieine Heiiana-
ton als WitgIieo oes oemofratiihen
National : Gomite's mitgetbeilt tat.
Gid)ter Barter las oas Sfreiben iebr
nuimertiam ourd nnS iaete Damn,
ooB er @alib's 8orgeben niht per-
itebe. sd bin aus Der Yolitif ber-
aus" iaate &itter Barter, LIMB un.
ter oieien ~llmitGnoen mill ih Sbnen
6olgenbes iagen: n@s iiebt genou 10
aus, uls tpenn oie Searit.2ente einen
neren &efruten in Walib befommen
b1tten. @alib lit ieit Sobren elm en-
tbuiinItiifer Searit- Inbdnger gefpe-
fen uno miro Ser SearIt.Yortei elm
mertbpoller 3ltpads iein. @aem
Inideine mad) bot er, ltatt ieine
@riinbe fir ieinen llebergang yl-
SearIt art5ueeben, es porge5ogen, lein
8erlaiien ser oemofratiif)en Eartei
81 motipiren. Ob ieine Iniidt be.
griinoet lit ober nitt, bat bierbei nidJt
piel 5u Irgen, ga er felt gum abfaa
rufih(o{Sen NOR
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G~beiapeafc Nampfer.G ompaenie.

aug SHefapeatesStu
GIeeante asaffa8ier > Suinpfer ~gugufta' niib
atlanta" inh
pfb Hotnt Comfort unb WurfuH, pa.
Sampier p~eriaffen Baltimore tdettH tdIiSge'
nomnieft GonntneS) nm $50 Mtenbs nno font
men In Oh Eoint Comfort lin 0 l1br WtotgenS
uno In gVorfofi nm 7.15 Moreens an. antttlie'
benb an bic Gifenbabn6iige ia6 aaeil BuHften
SeS GiioenS unb Gfiopefiens.
yprt.Nipsr.2tntr.
0egante Eatfaeier /. Snripfer ~gbacIotte- unS
.gdltintoreA
nad sErff.gptnt unb Mtdbntbnb, IA.
Tampter berIaiien Baltimore tdeIt6 (diSae'
romlnel Spnntaas) lm 8 llbr Na6iHittags inS
fcmmen an Weftspoint nm 7.30 WorgerS nno
In @i6monb Inn 6.25 WloraelS an.
Die all Wontngen. Mitttpodleft ino Sretfa9er
bon baltimore abfabrenoett 9drpfer, unb bic
bon @eiteBoiHt an Iienftagsn. 9onneritaeen
unb SamItagen abf1brer, legen In @loueeifer'
Boint, Clements uno MInlonbS an: iino bic
an Dienftaaeh, 9onnerfiaseu unb SamitageH
bon Baltimore NIB an W,ontaaen, Wlitttpodtn
nro Sreitaeen bon gSeft.Voir. dbfabrenoen
Tanipfer Ieeeu In Oorftotpn uno GIab'ganf at
(bei einitigem g8etter),
Tdmtpfer ~perfafen Vaittv.0re Oont 9ter Nr. IL
mno 10, lghttyahen .Msrfte.
Tmr6,BiHete nadb allen Viirtften f6nneu ges
|Ibert, @epid dufaegeben ms aaiiifen3jr1rier
I'M Toraus ~referbirt Weroen, In ben bleItgen
9inetYireaur: CIR. ft9, Ch.Saitt MI .StrnRe,
". ~. Wubtpm, slgent, gr. 1877. Ch.Saltimore'
etraHe, ober belt Snupts8iireanr Vr. $50.
2iabt. etrnhe. Baltimore, W's;
sem' .'eeseiseaIisiibrer, ser. .RsiasIsr,aasni.
&. 8. Mlr1annei, SnIfs.@en. 'ean. 'aaent.
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W6el ucrmrtbeilt.
@egen grmorbung ieiner Satin mi
5tpan5ig Sabre ms 3udtbais ge-
ididt.

ldldt.
Fittsburg, 3. september. -
Inorep s. Ibel, Ser megen grmor-
outg ieiiler @ottiit pro5eifirt itnb bes
Worbes i'm 5meiten @raoe i6uloie
befunoen moroen, lullroe 1elte pom
&ifter Somes 81. WnciarEane 81 20
Sabren 3uht6als uerurtbeilt. Der
nculid BON Dem Tertbeioiger 6ronf
s. @oiier geltente Mntraa I'm einen
nciien Ero3eB murbe abgepieien;
@piier madte einen %ertiiten 8eriud,
ltmitoBung bes Seroifts ourf5u.
ieten, uuto bebauptete, baB oaiielbe
nidt i'm einflange ltebe nit benz bel
bem Hro5eb erbradten 9epeismate-
rial. Hid)ter Wacforlane rittete an
Ibel sic 6roge, OF err etpas 81 ia9en
babe, uno mad fnr5em @eiinnen CAB
abel Ole Intmort, err lei unihuloig
unb miiie nift, mie feline @attin ben
Sob gefunben babe. Ons llrtbeil
uuroe alsbonn perfiinbigt. Abel lit
crit 81 Sabre alt.
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5ntereHant fir nSse,u.YOrf aife"'
'Yplieem . Snhaber.

q etp Worf, 3. September. =
y. o.. Scrug1am, ser Wanager oeS
internationalen YoIieen : Snba6er.
Gumite's, riftete beute einen Be-
id%peroebrief an ben 8eriiderungs-
Superintenoenten Otto aeliep in Al-
bdnp, III meldem er Die 6ereits frii-
her %gemad]ten acknowledgement mie.
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@citcrn @arplamo Giienbabn.

2iiae ~perIafen Stuen.S iation ipie foIot:
4.3O Mpraens-c6ncilpoit, Saasrsioipr. 81. &
VI. ,ldfn, uno mts6enontneu counting,
Saneod uno 9bnmbersbura
9.15 MoraenS-Ben'U lars9rpteB.
200 Radm. -siff- mmooation mad 0Ibnoor.
ABB ga6.-@rpreb SnlptIinte,. SaGersfofun,
, Ssnesss :uu SSIpe srsSsr'Ss nun "SS su a,sasSom,
fBarlorsgS1gann).
1000 Mbenns-afiomuooation naH unior'
1asiid,, ansaemummrn .esuutas.
B.55 W,uraenS-Uorf, ". & 9. 9ibinot iin6
Saliptlinie Ditto bon emorb @robe. TO-
500 MISUNDERSTANDING. Saaersto,pn, San.
cod. Cumberland. Gbippensbu:e. SIeoe.
rid, @mnltsburs unb VI. & Vi. Bapn
o.4s @oraens~ MHommcSaHcn maa cettps.
1000 Woraers-afomnioouiion nod Union
Vribge.
1920 Wadm.-gIue Gtonrtain gxpreb (garIor'
Wagaon), fotpie Srebertd.
1926 Nntm.-erpreb mad Dorf uno z. &
.. 0ipifiun.
4.t5 Ma6m = Accommodation mad Union
griSse.
$50 g,afin. - miommobaiion mad, @tbubon,
ham GrpreB bis GETTYSBURG unb por;.
6.1b @6enbs - Accommodation nan linton
STIR sonntaas.
Vrioge uno Snnober.
SdIt ui6t AT Der Bennfblon mia Ibenne'
citation an.
n. Wobertfun, q. M. Sctuen,
@eneraI.W anaeer. Sen. sGaH. .Aeent.
u67-)
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Mcrdants' & Miners' Sransporta'
tiun COMPANY.
Gampfer.2inte

Tampter.2inteu:
Td1 Bpftorf uno benz Often: tebsr W2onfag!
Sienftag, 9pnieritae uno Sauftao, MbenbS
. llbr.
WGt Brobibenee uno benz Often: ieben Gorn'
taa, Mtttipod unb SrlitGa, SIbenbS 9 utr.
Mah Neppprt.yiepS mno Norfolf: tdal!6 nm
O ubr IbetIbs.
Sratbt ipirb .daIih bis 8 llbr gbenos fir an
benz Sage abfabrenoe 9un1pter angeronlnlerI.
ata1 Supnnuab ino benz Siioen: ieoert Diem
flag, Donneritda nnb Samftaa, MbenoS 0 ubr.
Wuituner uuo 8rpbtbercesD GIpfcr iabren pou
Der gBertbe am Sube bes 2ong'DodS ab. ca
bannabs9 ampfer bon Der Nerfte AM SnBe Der
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. W. @iaInsban,, sleent..
lonl'Dod.
~. g. Turner, g. Z. @l.
u. .. etebbtns, Sen. sN'nt.
Sduptbiirenu - Gtipuh'G6e 0erf,at. nhb
2tDbt.etrahe. Q13.T&S-)
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Baltimore 0ampf. Nafet So.
tslte anb -supcrlatFae 8atatnte.)
Die Der. G~taaien.Vuft bet6roernb.
Tampiev pYtrstnta" (nen), ,Mlabama,"
0eurdto." ,.Seuuetee."

CIV ~ tAt -
Tamptty ,Btrstnia" (nen), ,Mlatama,"
Georgia." ,.SeuMeNee."
Sauipfer fabreiI thali1. Sonntags ansgeroir'
1iabtetraBe, 8.3U gbenbS, birefl na9 Oh
9oint Comfort. glor'olf, 4orisntou.b nnb allen
%purfien hes Siibens: Isrbtnourlp tn DIP
Rt6ulonb, 8erbinbune tn Portsmouth mt BEN
nGeaboaro air Cine" felleen quo llat Norts'
mouth unb s%ltIantn. Sn Mcriolf 8erbiron,ie
ipeftItb unit .OIo Dominion Cine nab gieio'
bern, gsaibtnstcn. R.'e, 8ibn'onS. va, nIlh
TeiusDorf.
ribie aaifitsit,imrer, e'efirif6e 0eIen6tu1g,
9ampibei5nna. aoieu fret, Seierbtrte 3%dtiiten.
Gunner in ben g~tlet'9ireouy Der bot etlle. :
Rr. i07, Sffs@aItir1ore.Stra gr. 500 nro
sos, oiabi.Strabe, Q, ". g. Office, Snorft'Gde
Baltimore. uno 9dlbert,S trabe,, Golfinsntal
1rufi Hltlhtng nno MlbangbS. VT. 100, Voro'
gbarleSsGt-abe.
Spbu %. GhertupDb, g. &rotumi
Viees@rdf. II. @en.'Wsaraaer. n'Bd.'M8enf
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Die Glteite Gin,uambcrim.

New. Yorf, 3. september. =
auf ellis Sslono bat eeltern. mie es
beiBt, Die Glteite g%impnnoerin oie oor.
tigen 9eboroen paiiirt; es lit Jroil
Clara 6ogel aus Warihnll, Die I'M
80. 2ebcnsiobre itebt. Die olte Sral,
Die am 0onnerltag auf Dem 0umpfer
,Wain" eintraf, mar bon Scr langen
Heiie oernrtig angegriffeu, oaB iie
ms Stipitol ge6radt lperoen miBte.
@eitern eridien MN ibr in Nr. t66,
Oit.10S. Strabe, tpobnenoer Sobn
Soiepb, peld)er Dor Ser Gimuanoe-
rlmgbeboroe Der 9adapeis ~lieierte,
oaB er iiir ieine Wlttter iorgen fonne.
9a Die olte Jrau iid) in3niifen mie-
Ser erbolt Gutte, tpuroe ibr Die Gan.
oitng %9eitottet.
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eSHe iar's, NnsJanb bsisyst O.. Naius. ~
ga. ca.DaltiMste.etS.. nabs 6skumAsatAQnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Yaiie snr Rciie ms Mmslanb be.
iorgt s. Siainc, Wr. Alb, Git.galti.
mure.S trahc C, nabc Gpitnmbonie-sIue.
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ms illiondr m a ft Z e.
itament. sd binterlaiie meiner
3rau 100000 Marf idbrlides Gin
fommen." wSb6n," iaet Ser $50.
tar. .uno nenn iie iib tpie6er perbei-
ratbet9" - n200,O00."- .@ie Io?"
-. 6, nidt fir Tie, ionSern fit ibren
3ufiinftigen Wann. Der miro Tie &C.
miB reolid peroient baben!"
Sm 3weifeI. = &err: .@ie aft
iinb sic, mein JrdnIein, tpenn man
iragen Oarf9" 1raulein: 40 Sob.
re-" SEER: Limb ba oenfen Sic
ans Seiratben? Fl" - Grdnlein: r@ie
ion i6 oas neriteben, meinen Sic
idoH ODER erit?" { f
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Won characterization.
Tndl Yhilahelphia uno Netu.N1ri.

VuW uutuusStutluW
9adl Yhilaoelpbta uuo Hrtu.YSrf.
''i isslt@. '7 9nHt Sss, gB ssfS'' i iHisa' 5.s S,"ao 'Sa
go; o9 .6 nif S 4'Sc' }f.s5 sS @6sis SAN an sp rasS.
'sfi9ss S5. 100, SSSl''.' 1890. 10 10. 7 7lSiO1 ia. ss's assss.
s'i Seo ssiIaSeIp9 90. az az S 80. 81 ~ e .Sca5 ii a0S
645 gtbenos ar sSotteutaesn. Senntags.
6.35. 7;b6 Y'orseiS. S,04. AGO. 4.b7, 1885.
Had eolion. $40 ,mOraens an ssodentasen.
*6.35 Mbeuos tielit.
Tad 3eInar uno ben bnuptldtIiden apif6en.
s.ss, S.55 Vl @sosssn q, 81 ESQ., lfl s.Sa nas 4ss5
sbsnSs an gSo3entdeen. eonntass. 1.oe
sS9 4sa' s'as. S g:aS, iiG : a. @ S;Sa I 81 i,a 49,, ,a a.ss.
1.53, 2.12, 2.45, 3:15. $40 $50, 5.07, .5.1v,
5.25. 500. 6,o5. I15, 729 SaS6 e%irttteel.
a sSode saS; s'4S e SiSiI 900 2 iSiSO a sSf''' s.f a.
2.12. s.fb. $40. $50, 5.O7, 5.25, sos. 7.15,
729 (1;se %etmiteS), TAI. $50, 9.t5, 9.56.
.atIautie Gtib spee'aI." s.15 ga4mittass an
gsotentageIt.
taasn:. ecnntaes, Las Moraens,
stat Msburb Bari. 1905 iino LAO RahmtttdoS
al Giodettaget.
SIn6 sinnopoIiS, 1856 Born. 1913. 4,42 9sadm..
6.05 IbeuoS an gSocheuingen. SoniItuaS,
500 BORN. nno 6.05 sbenos.
9it!anite goaIt aius SIpreb. 2.bi Woraens.
"Z.1Z 1tumW. IuBltp.
eonibern aaihmap, 9.42 gorm., $40. se.fs
AbenoS fdeIim.
eeabparS afr Cine WaiIipab. 9.42 gorm.. 5.oT
glad dlitin9s tdeii6.
wortoIt nnS Hsfie,n MaiIpab, $3.50 nbsubs
6. " 3. as., .t2.4s waomittassau wo1en.
tageI, 1915 uno 1855 Mbeubs tdglt6.
9pu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .etaftsu.
gan Nafbtngtoa, grpreb, GIL 600 Born,
1853, 1856, 600 sta&ri. fdeItn. TAI Wspr
gems an Boneutaeeu, 9.69 ubenbS mir an
@orutaaeu
Rad annapolis. TAI @srm.. 4.47 GndnI.. 900
Mbenns an ySotbentageiI. Sonuiag5. 900
Nornf., 600 Ibeuoe.
speeen 8iueten une Uabrpfdnen nnM nuGa
Wunften fprede man In Der @dIbertsStntton,
gt. $40, GbdrIes>strabe. unb Union
Citation boz.
0epsd nirb dnf GrfuGen IN. oben ~oenannten
BilreduI nbaeboIt unb rRarftrt.
Speife.aBagsot.
80. u. Ntferburt, 9. n. Hssh,
Gen. 'Gefddftsflbrer. Yan. s1rafftc,WQanaee&
Geu. q. Gsne.
@encrulspafdgtersTaent
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Yaie smr @eiie in'S NnslanS be-
Iorgt 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Sit.Ynlti-
muresS trafe, nabe Goitnm9oais.Nuc.
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Baltimore. Obio- Balm.

8tpreb5fige . Sehe Gtinet auf Der Stuub<" BON
Gamoer . Siuiipn rad @aihlnstpn an g4Ds
%fertaaen. 500 Born. bis 800 etbenbS. NIT
@n.lTan.Sismft. 5rnp're abtabrt bon OH.
M%afbinatSm, SerIaTem mt, ~obaI Ct, 'e.oo.
MO, r7.60. *s.45, '04S. l10.55, III .53 Voc
miitngS, 2t2.t0, li2.49, l1.5b, .2.43, 1880.
.4.f4, f4.s5. f5.b5.. 1900. 1913, 800, '10.5b.
III. 80 stbenes; berI. Gambler Ct. 300. s8.t6,
1886, !7.20, 1900, 1880. 1900. 1000. HOO
Wormitiaas. 1900 Nahts. lt2.05. 712.fg.
leo, 2f.05, l2. 100, 300, 1905, 400. sl.30,
100, i5.c5. 1856, 1900. s8.16, 1920. ROO,
!. 500. 's.te. 1000. 'ic.ob. 'tt.1o. 'iiAf
ansasotts, wi. mobaI citation. i7,1o unb
?s.4 As GormittaeS, l5.bb Vddm. gamoensgta.,
i7.20 uno 1900 Bormittaes, i12.O5 Ra&u,,
1886 INTO 600 Mbenos.
Trebettd, Mt. gaopaI etetion. 7e.46, 0A9.
gorm.: Camden Sfdtion, IT.35, 1900. 29.1B
uni 1000 SoruL.. h.25, 1880 uno $3.50 Moe
Wiaheaer, mt. NoboI, MO Born. l2.As.
1880 Tndm, Gambler. T.20 8crm.. 1900,
1880 uno 400 @a1m
Sa9srstswn, D,t. Nobal Gta.. l4.45 Norn..
$50 Sunm.. gamoen Citation. cot Born.
Il. 10 uno IA. 90 Rdmni. Il
gaisstt.eitn uno ut. Mtrh. garioen Stotien
1886. 20.t5 Born, it.25. 1850. $50. '6.So.
Gastls. gas, Gambler citation, 1929 Born.
enran. Wlt. 8opal. '2.43 Rohnt.. Camden.
yossl Wiae atme maM ehAabelshla xmb Reh.
s)prf, nener SermiMaS an Tretnnb5wan3lQp
her 0trafe, gsep. y)urt, tsaHem ua6 9etsl&
4leuteru uub Uefddh1sf IN rift
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perIotfeu. M
6amben. sri. @oh0L.
g6Iahpassers =. $40 35tg ssS
Barlor u. Dine. .IdaI. 7.55 .. y. s.00Y
BUFFET parInr. auSden. 60. e.b0 V. s a.64 3.
garIor Diner +. . /. nur 90. 9.528 D OBJ Y-2
Vdrlor Diner, auSaeH. So.ti. 80 9. Mft.5t ~
rNonal aimiteb" %. .Tdel. 3.4s q. . s.52M.-
goadhes. Rhila.. ausa. %. 800 y. bgQ5 9.0
9arIor 9iner....... 9del. 500 D 300 9
9oadhes. pbiia.... ..1dgk 9,J0 Y. g.g5 9.0
G~1Intmaeaor -. ldeI. IL 80 g.. f2.4l y.
pofaI s6Iafpasarut ftnc ftrt,s sum o.
brant In eamosn' uno ut. HouaIsetation IN
20 mao Mhanite.Gtts an Bonentaeen: =,
mad Ntfantie.Git b tdalid. . nab Mtla1titsgiti
eonniass. vile 3nse balten in WiImtneton;
Hidia. Ntism,.. Characterization. 1905. ls,iy
gorfn., I2. 20, 76.tO Nddbm.: mt. MopnI 0ta.,
rs. 10. 1920 Born, 70 rs. 1915 Nudut.
Mberbeeu Nffsin, Camden citation. n-Oe
Radrl., Bf0 MbenbS; Nt. 9tnpdl Gtnfieu.
2f.O5 gsrobm., S6.15 NbenbS.
Seeferoiruna bon 2aum In G6Iafs ober nj
Ior.gsaeaons. Speife'staten etc. tuerben f4NeH
tesoret per 1eiepbpu In allen foIeenben Dtuee
pireuir: Charles nno ardtoaa-5trdBe. q. =
4 0oIfe 1870. ooer mgb. GonrtIanb 1901: ~.
RpnnIsStatipn. e.. & o, Mt. Nespon 3134:
gamrben.G taiior S~r'ormdttouss Blreaii. q.
Gcuib 100. Cher Dso. gonrtIanb 272o. nrb -
526. Sio.Prsdofus~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
.HirSChi &
Knebel Co.
The Cement Industry.

The tremendous development OF the
cement industry in the United States
is revealed by the fact that In ten
years, beginning Ia 1894, the produc.
ton Of Portland cement increased
from 1876 barrels annually to s6.-
sos, SS1 barrels. It Is estimated thai
the output of Portland cement during
1906 will aggregats 80, OOO, 900 barrels.
Notwithstanding the rapid develop.
nent of the concrete industry in the
United States there is plenty of ce-
Erznt Tor home needs and enough IN
addition to supply a growing foreign
demand. Consul. Harris reports from
Mannheim that 0ormany's sales OF
cement to the United States. which
for upwards Of a decade amounted to
more than a million dollars annually,
the amount in 1900 having aggregated
81. 900 900, have dwindled to half ?
millioa dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
WHITE SOX
TWO AHEAD
MAINTAIN
WINNING STREAK IN
PENNANT RACE
.~HIGHLANDERS IN SLUMP
With Still a Fighting Chance
for Cleveland.

New York. Sept, 21.-Thc Highland
ers received anoth4- set back IN the
American league pennant race yester-
day, they being defeated fog the third
time by the Detroits, while the Chicagos
shut ut the Bostons In tie Windy city.
The white sox now hold a clad Of
two games over the New Works ana the
Latter are but two games ahead Of the
Cleveland Blues.
Latoie's men a.c making a game
fight to cut down the advantage of the
two games ahead. and in the series be-
giu8iug with the New Y1rks tomorrow
they viii make IA determined erort to
defeat the eastern team and thereby take
second place.
1t is not believed possible that the
Washington team viii stop the Chlcagos
whom they meet today. but the Senator's
may upset calculations, and should they
defeat the White Sox. the race will be-
come more interesting l- th-ec teams
viii have q lool5in for the pennant-Chl-
cog1. New York aad Cleveland.
The series beginning today Will wind
mp the games between ne West and
East for The season. and at the concIus-
ion of these amo a good line ON the
possible winner wul bee lul.
should the Cleveland Blues make
any gains between now asa Saturday.
The games between them and The White
soN nest week viii give added interest "a
the race. The Blues are now only fouI
games behind the Leaders anl any
slump on the part ~ the White Sox Will
give the Clevela1ds "A good chance Ia
H.HtH che m.sr fI.s- a.. .tur- A..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
CANNING MAN
MAKES A PROPO-
SITION
TOMATO PROFITABLE FRUIT
Some Results at Stroud
That are Gratifying.

Mr.. B.. f. shinn, Of Guthrie, received
! a clipping from a friend in Indiana.
entitled Tomatoes at $500 per ton"
and in view Of the recent organization
OF the Capital Canning Co. at Guthrie.
the article viii just now be of inter-
est to readers OF The Leader. It reads
as follows:
Anderson, Ind-Many farmers near
this city are in the midst of their first
harvest Of tomatoes. having contracts
with the Anderson Canning Co, for
1.40O acres. The price paid here is
$500 per ton; several farmers who
have carefully attended their tomato
crop viii average nearly $4,000 per
acre. n. A. Free made $4,000 per
acre from his crop last year. In most
cases these men have set out about
1920 plants to the acre, with hills
about four feet apart. Perfection,
Royal and Red stone are the varieties
planted. SO far the local factory has
net been in full operation because of
q shortage Of help, particularly I'm the
peeling department, where m are
employed. Although the canning fac
tory is employing nearly 500 people
at this time in the tomato department.
il is calling for another 500. and Il
is thought that a full force will be
had next week, when the tomato can
ming department Will run to its full
capacity Of 1900 bushels or 10000
cans and 100 barrels of catsup daily
The capacity OF the plant for the en-
tire season is estimated at 1000 bar
rels OF catsup and 8 10 million cans
on tomatoes.
The above can be verified by cor
respondence with Indiana farmers as
TO how the tomato crop pays. We
might add that it has been proven at
stroud. Oklahoma, this season that it
lis the best and quickest money crop
the farmer has as the crop is princi-
pally all in and the money had by the
time cotton picking begins, which
gives the farmer some early money
and will pay him to put In a few
acres of tomatoes for the large can
ming factory being built here. Mr.,
Chesterfield, the manager for the can
ming company, is an experienced to-
mato grower and will eut land and
raise from 10 TO 20 acres for the fac
tory next eason himself and has
printed instructions for growing and
handling the crop which are free to
an desiring them. II 1000 acres OF
tomatoes are grown for the factory
at Guthrie next year besides the
fruits that win be canned il will put
several thousand dollars in cash in
circulation in July and August when
ii IS mos, needed and money is usual
~ the most scarce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
The r1arkets.
COTTON MARkEr.

Kew orleans. sept PA sim hlsher
level of values Was brought out today AZ
tho result, of further rains being dlstrib-
utcd over the cotton belt d. tho west
ln~diandisturl nee. the precipitation he
ing heavy he lower Mississippi Wall
iov. the st1r having worked IFS way Ina
land by was & the central gull states.
Aside Of no ible damag, TO open cot
ton by the D. ms. no daniagc has been
repo. ted. che io-m havile developed no
marked hiten b, the wind yolicity hard
y justifying e display OF storm signals.
which on ol from Masl ington. have
hoea ordered Town alo1e the Texas
coast. Texas tving ESCAPED from pos
iible damdge ~ reason OF the disturb
ance having 'nhna its route 10 the
more eastern section OF the southern
country. The wet weathe' that was not
ca from The government Weather chart.
and the official predication f0- IA contin-
ualce Of unfavomble weather for the
central and eastern districts of the cot
ton belt and for sections OF Texas
se~Ncd 10 uphold the market as IL was
but natural that picking wal be- inter-
fe-od with. perhaps the marketing OF
She croa aly ~ roads become imlassa.
Die "a the country.
Adyiccs from the intc -ior 20 fthe Mis-.
sissippl valley snd from Texas. however
are 90 the effect that the best had beer
made OF the favorable weather duriua
september 10 gather what was possible
of uhe portion SIT the crop that had open.
cd and that sins are now runllng os
] nti time I'D AN dlstricts OF the central
and western belts, and d b probable tha
The census report Ca the numbfr Of bales
1 glnrad 40 September fsth viii De ~