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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
@crmiidte tclearapbiidc Scpcidcn.

@ronuiQe %. @lppn, Scr nit
eillem Gcfi5it non $t0,02t aus Son-
ii, Mo, geilildtcte aoiiirer ber@onf
Of Sopti, lit bortbin 5uriidoefebrt
uno bat lid, lelbit oeip @eriGten &c
itelt. ..lNul. ,.lnt
Sr. @nt. 2oeb, iun., Ser Gripot-
Sefret0r oes ErGiioenten Hooicpelt.
miro om %. September non Selenu,
Mont, ans in 8cielid)uft BON q.
Sbomplon, Dem Scrailsgebcr oeS IN
st. Eorl, Winn, erid)einenoen9lot.
tes ~SiSpoth", cine Soabtorr in Der
lilolld BON Oelow Stone Gorf eele-
geren Sodion Sole : Hcgion ontrc-
ten.
Tier rblinoc"Hoiiogiere oes bel
.Sonolill gcitronoeten transport
Gompters oSberioon" periudten,
ans Sono ST. id%Ipinunen, mobei ci-
itcr oopon ertronf. Gin &oblen5ie-
her. IS. WtcNou9b, fiel ourd) cine
Sllte III Den mit@oiier geiiiaten&iel,
roirnl ulto crtrorf ebenfulIs. Gin
neiterer @eriltf. Sen .S6erioonr
flott 81 nlotjen ioll ipbolb oils mog-
lid gentad)t lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15

W IN heller, mariner S~epteinbertag
W. ergiebt lein 2i9t iiber Sraus
- ienberg. Die breite 8aitanien.
alice, our9 Die oas SberbofI9e
Acknowledgement beute aus Dem Wdz
n0psrgeldnoe in Die tleine @arniion
einriiden miro, itebt i'm 3ei9en bes
9erbItes. Bonn tiefiten Hotb Big gum
3artelten Orange leu6ten bic 8lGtter.
Die 5Gben bes Mlttpeiberl ommers 3iez
ben ii9, ipinnpebenfeinen @uirlanben
olei6, BON oft su oft. lleber Dem lei
benI6aftslpIen NaturgemGlbe itrdblt
bas miloe @oIo Der Spnne. Gs III
o1es punI6lps uno abgetlGrt. @ins
itile unO bennp9 ~gepaltiae preoiet
bon erfiiItem SOFTEN unb Sebnen gebt'
bur6 Die Weit. 4uh ben Meniden
BAT ii9 Dies @sfabl Der 3ufriepenheit
mitget9eilt.
Sic ino eliidlib, baB Ie ibre
YbIuuen Sungen" tpieberbaben perben.
@s ira Oo9 obne lie cine redt triibs
Ieli9e 3eit. 3par bat Der ftete Merser
nit Den SienItmdo6en sefeblt, aber
oaiiir audi jenes anbere, jung unb
fr0bli6 erbdltenoe Saubermittel, oas
Die friide 8raft uno Der tede llebers
mltb bergeben.
Der Haum SpiI6en Sen einselnen
Gaitanien 1T bon Srautenberger 8iirs
germ aussefiilt. Die Sungen, fir Die
beute bic Sartoffelferien %besonnen ba>
ben, balun5iren in Der S0be auf ben
Melten berum. sic balten Die Mueen
itarr na6 Der @eseno gu seri6tet, in
ipel6er ite ST. Maldop, bas lebte
Auartier oeS Resimsnts, piHen. @nOs
lid pdl5t ii6 cine bide Staubpolte
berdn. Die ein5elnen @sI9iise unb
pferbe lam man freili9 nod ni6t uns
teri9eioen. Glur sutpeilen blibt es bell
an Dem ountlen @raul9lpar5 auf. Wie
Stsrnidnuppen. Die eriiilte Winfde
perbeiben, i6iebt es berpor unb perz
f9pinoet pieosr. Die Staubibplfe
tommt nGber. Die Stsrnenausen err
ipeilen iid aIs Die 9uaeltn6pfe Der
!SeIme -. Sept iino lie od.
,Surra = burra - uni' Mrtillrie!"
9idt an Den Stdmm elmer &aItanie
sepreBt, itebt elm altes Mitter6en.
Sic piidt iid nit Dem SdiirSen5ipfel
Die naiIen @u9en. Sbr Wilbelm, Der
einSige Der ibr bon Se6Ien eeblieben
lit, maridirt i'm 3. Glieo Der 8. Bat
terie an ibr poriiber.
rMin of Sung =" fliiItert Iis sGris
lid, bel iiibt brpp ut - IN piiHe =
Is bel OF No."
Rsben ibr Tdlaet eine otalIe S6din
Die Sdilbs auIammen. Sic peiB iif
faum por Staunen su faiIen, ais iie
eloli4 ibren !SeraauerIiebiten berauss
~gefunoen bat.
,Nee, Srau Milern, fpie Iiebt Der
Menfd) Bios aus! 9raunsebrdten lpie
me inuIperiee Sans" llnb Tie laft
uno aeist ole Heibe Der tpsiBen, seIun>
Den 3dbns. Damn riidt lie bds SGubz
den totett nah born unb briidt Den
Marfttorb, ben fie CUR 9erubisuns
ibrer mibtrauifden @naoisen mitses
nommen bat, sGrtli9 ans 9era. Die
Some ipielt ipeiter nit ben solbenen
1lniformtnopfen lno Den 9elmtuseIn.
Sbre blanten Strablen buifen pers
eniigt iber Die blonoen unb braunen
Mdo6enaopfe. gs 1T Elm beimlides
8lhen bin unb Der! Gin @orgeidmad
Der abenbliden Wiehsriehensfeier.
Gortiesnng folgt.)
gaEe IfHr's anslamb beisrst q. Maine, Wr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
. Gbieagu's Euli5ciifanoal.

"a oUftUNu = Fult1lIlluIUUl
Is fStS @l}N ~ A11iLl4- .Hi.'
Yoli3ci : Snipeftor Sopiu ais 2Initif-
ter bon Gcrbrcdeu. SpQ cine1t
Ginbrud] it cincn Iu,lpelicrIoOen
eingef00clt ulo eincn (hciI Der
gcnte erbolten bubcn.
Gbicuap, &QH., II. Scptbr. -
Got ser it0otiid)en Gipiloicrit.Gpm.
million murocn 3eitger mligcruten,
I'M 9etreifs Der BON EOIi3cid)ei Sol
Inns ge9en EQliaci . &uipcftor Eotr.
). &apin crbpbencr Nlnflngcn Mus
in9cn 5u modcn. 2upiu miro bcjid)-
tigt, m1brenb irincr Gb0tigtcit ais
Eoli5ei GopitGn &crbrehen 6cgittt=
itigt mo nnAeitiitct 5ll bobcn.
Nls Snllptbelaitln9@eugc gCgen
CABIN trut Fotrif 4. MnbpneD auf,
Ser inter Dem Ingcflugtcn ais go.
li5ilt ge0ient bate. gSic Scr gcrnllrl-
re 3enge all4nb, mar er nit cinen
0rll0cr Souin'a, ser Eoli5ci 4. Ser
geont mar, intinl bcircunlNct. Eatrid
). CABIN bobc i'm cinca lo9es IN
cill 8ripQt6immcr ser Foli5eiitotion
gerltten uto inn crfldrt, BOB er I'M
9c0riife ltehc, ictnc Friifung oils
Foli5ci Snipeftor ob5lllegen unb
0aB ea ietltGr @eiGr0erulQ ~gelpnltig
forbcrlid iein f0rnte, foGs cr (2o-
pin) Dor N%ble9unQ Der Eriiiung ol1i
einelt gutelt Sang binDeiicn fGnnte.
Sopin babe ibnl biernllf m0rtlidf5ol-
genoea geiagt: oNn Der Mentmortb-
@Uenue, uobc Der 30. StroBc, femme
idl einen y1utfmon." ser einen rSll-
pCIierlooen bat mo in ieinem 81.
herbeits id)ronf fiir $4,000 bis $10,-
coo Wouren but. lln5pciielboft fem
lten sic ein pnor &crle, meld)e bas
Nett allsfchen f0nnen. Iieier Spob
mare fir mid $4,000 mcrt6 unO man
fGnntc ole @cl,tc Johann 1picoer 5it.
IriidgeberL ais Of luir iic mie0cr CT.
lon9t bGtten."
Wobonep cr5Gbltc Johann, BOB or
ser IuiiorberunG &opin's nodQe,
fonnmen ici ulO nit SoneS Glorf
un0 S6omos @orrp sic &ereinbn.
ring getrofier babe, 0en erlpGbntcll
2aOen uls6upliinoern. Sicruui babe
NON aus bem 2ofole mebrere &Git-
hcn nit >Surpelen gcnonmlen; oas
~gleid5eitig erbeutctc @elo lei 5iui-
ldIen linn mo Sen g~enon1ten Gin
bredlerr getbeilt morben, pGbrenb
Die erbeutften .SfnuldioGen I'M
GrogcihoB oes bon sibm b~elpo6nten
Snuiea pcritedt iuOrben icier.
NlS CT Gags oorouf sur Yoli5eiitn-
ton FAM rounte Der Captain, mie
3ellge meiter bebollptete, inn oie
6rnge SIT. oh CT noen Stoif erlongt
bobe." Nuf ieine 9ejohmtg bobe Der
Gapitdit ibu NIT latter Gimme be-
fru9t, oh er am &orabenoc in Der
9t0be be@ errpGbnten Sllmelierlu.
bells nift einigc peroGftig ousic-
benbc &erle geieben bobc. oSicroui
er5Gbltc idD ibm," 10 fubr Ger 3elgc
tort, ~boB mir Dos crlol1gte @elb III.
ter inns gctbeilt bGtten, woroltf cr
lodJelto lo9te: Ser oGutd)mon"
miro 5lliricoen iein miiiien. mcrlt cr
cinen Sbeil ieincr Slluelen 5lriifer-
bnlten miro"
Sierouf ipurOc Scr .0utdmon"
por9eruien. Der Sulpelier @ertoro
:. Sogomolt, Der ongob, iein 2ooen
lei tbati0d)lid) IN Ser bon Wobpnep.
geidyiloerten @eiie mlsgerallbt NOR
Den. @on Den 9eitoblenen @ooren
lei cin 1betl int @ertbe bon $1400
ME 5llriifgebroht morben.
Gie IuaIo9en Der Veloitun0sScll-
gent ge9en Snipettor 2opilt merotn
mebrere Gage IN Nniprub ncbmen.
-
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GarsIasb G. genuislrania n. q.

EargIaab G Eenniplsanin n. q.
Hfae p~erIo1en Rurtb.Nbe. II. Oai, Str. .Gfatipn:
7.s0 Rorni. na& Uori taaIt0. dussenoumen
Gonrtdss.
G. so 5Snr-.. naN TeIfd nur GouutaaS.
$50 Rornt. nan @elatr tdgItm, aueaenpMrnsu
SnuutugS.
1926 gsafbm. noe Doll toaIiG. alssenontH,en
Commas. E
4.05 Nadri. nod Delta nr,r Sonntaps.
100 EuGm. naN 3elto tdQIi&, eiSaencmutes
@pnntnes.
600 abcnbs nod seIa,r tdeIi1. ousaenor.
men Goun.ag9.
II. 90 Mbenbs nod BeIatr MIR eonraas. Ii
Has sioenbS nn6 TsIdif setttssods NIB eenb
tt0oA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
SrpntiueusS cbnle,
Die Sciferiom Sdnlc fir anabcn,

Nr. ia, st. Gaul. strafe. gde @,asiipns Str.
Niltam Snppcn, &rinsipdl.
Stle Sdule. ole uti SSeieHtiides @eipidbt
leGt, YoultdnoiQe Norhereitlpta fiir nas Col
ieN. @ui nlsaeitatieies GlericHtar Separtcs
illeIt, @roBcr SptelplGt. G%erionIide Scdnfs
iihtlluuq.
aaSr. 8appeii miro nab benz -. September
id0liG bon 9 ubr Mlorgens bis 5 llbr gtad,fH.
m Der Shulc ietH. Snsi5lpcite Sabr obggimni
am 20. september.
Gatalps AMI ecrIaHaeu.
(Sept1l. fMifJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
C Niners' Sransporta'
ttpn Gumpapn.

Ra6 Bottom uno benz Often: iebsn Montas,
Sienftag, 9onneritag uno SamiiGQ, NberoS
6 lt6r.
gu6 Brpoioence uno benz Often: ieben Conn.
tag. Wiittipo6 uno Gnitug, Sbenos 6 uEr.
9tn6 Neiuporta9telpS uuo giorfolf: tdali6 I'm
8 ubr @benos.
Sradt miro .deIi6 biz 3 lbr abtnbs fit on
Dem Gage abfabrenoe 0ampfer dneenommen.
Rah Sabannab uro hem Giioet: ieoen Diem
flag, 9onreritan uno Sanlftug, 2Denos 6 ubr.
Wpitpner uno Brontoences SGmpfer fd9ren bon
Der g9ertbe anI Sube beS 2oua.Sods ab. Sas
oanuabsS ampfer bon oer Nerite an! Sube ber
notwithstanding.
6. Or. giniusbam, geeut,
aonasSod.
~. q. Surner, g. z. 81.
u. .. 9trbbinS, Gen. sUldn.
Saiptbiireau - stbot.G6e Scrnar. nno
2igbt.StrdBe. u13.&&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Die WarblanS Slin6en- S9mle,
Tr. 22O, Eit.Nortb. auenne,
einidJlicRlih pcs Tcpartcmsn.s fur bitnbe anb
taube Ncger,

Ut. bI9, Wtit.S .sfraHe,
,pirS am 10. September 1906 ~erSfinet.
VII, oouttanoieer Qebrinrfus in ainoeraar'
ttafeiis ulferttdt itrperfiNe 1leblinsen, Saus'
baltniig mo M{uiif.
yin boiler STAB out aeiibier itno eriabreiter
bon Wiurnllnn fret Supeldfien. tpenu file GduIs
pelo nidt 8ublen f6nnen. Tim tleberfpeiiung
bon 3osItnaeii ans anberen Staatea mirb er.
llht. 0nrtpethrtttene 3oaIinse m6gen fib
Soribeile au ytlbs 5i %rtacNeIt. G1nIgelo $500
pro Subr. ~ su.T a. ~, .l1
Sebn 9. gieSioc. M. ~ q. Oh,
CgngS,2&S- -)1da slesa superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15

Sas 80. Gtbuliabr bcairnt am ~. eepcims
bt.. &itttefierianifd. fir Die Squben iilh
S%turtnter lno Sic oereu gGe6nr 3t febleht fir
ben Geln6 0er jbifeniIinefl Gftlilet VI, Gpre'
len mo a~tq5emtfhe gthhteu. ease febt &C.
fnno. d slqt jHito llUterri9tx ire. Information
bon Ghhs, ". ON, ErinBirntS<adtx Nto.
.tauei2 VIZ, @ii. Sa-SsefH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Baltimore Sampf Yadet So.
tMlte anb Superiaiise 9ais9tnie.)
9ie Ser. Staateu.Soit bef6roern6.
Sampfer y0trgtnia" (neu), yMlatama,"
0epraia," ,Sotue1ce,"

Die Ser. SiaatensSoit bei6rSernS.
Sampfcr p9trainia" (net), rMlatama,"
8epraia," uSatnehee."
Snmpfer fabrells ideli9, Sonntags auSeeftoin'
men. bon ben p9ais2inies" Yiers, 9fr. 10-1S,
2iebt'Gtrabe. $50 glbenbs, bireiI mao Oh
Roint Comfort, 9torfoIi, Hortsmou.b uno allen
Runften bes Siibens. 8erbinoun0 in Do
Roint Comfort nit e. & 6. @ifen6abn." gla6
o5@1bUtp S Sir pine%s f ei S,a r9b Nv gorts.
mouth unb sltluntu. On Norfolf @erbtHouue
init Der p%sltIantic gooit Sine" Norfolf lIo
meiiIi6 uni Oh Dominion Cine rn9 9ieip.
bern. s8afbineton, R..g., Stibmonb, Sa., ,iltb
gielpsOorf. -'".
MabI6eiten ra6 europiifbem BIare. puru'
rtbfe 3aifitsr6imnler, e!eftrtfbe 9~eIerttlina,
9anpfbei5una, Aoien fret, Reterbtrte 9%diiitens
sirrmer in ben glqetsglireuur Der Bat Cine. :"
Gr. 1917, Cit.@aItiraors; Straee. ~ zoe ilro
Baltimore uno GaIbert.S traBe, 9ontiIlentdl
Fruit 8uiloing ulo IIbaugb's, @r.> 100, 9torbs
gbarIessGtcnbe. ENNS
Sufn d. eber,ppub, g. Brptrn, :
Riees8rdi. II. Sen. sWeanaeer. Gen. 80 ..aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Baltimore bio -8abn.
= IdoIib. l9agIim. ulSgenommen SonntaeS.
2Rur Spnntaps.

Nnlf. ~ 2fHtV.. . +. , D.. d. =. 2uVi. f.l4 u. sou Js
@rrreb5iiae /, Sehe stnnOs AMI Der etuuSe" bon
Camden : Citation rad @saibiustpu an gSo.
chertaaen. 500 Gorm. bio 500 gbenSs. NIT
8pamen.9ienft. Sribere abiabrt bon Wt.
@afblnatun, berIuTen mt. sobaI Ct, 300.
l7:1o. 100, *s.46; s9.4s. 1893, l11;53 Bop
" 9d'ia' i4.5 55a, ls.s5i 1850 2d'Ss. I ls!s5, SO. sstss' .i iS.ss.
*t182 Nbenos; eerI. Gamsen Ct. 1900, .8.16
1886. l7.20. 800. 1880. 1000. 1000, II 90
T y 'so. s9'Ss. l = 90 .s 1896. ls.d i5a'G Zoo. r !s.ss.
300, 1905. 25.S6, 1900. .6.16, 1920, 100,
500. .s.16, $4,000. 'ic.o5, "11,io. *t1,41
anaasulis. mt. aaobaI citation. rio nnb
3e.45 Sormitiaps, i5,55 gabm.; eamben.gta,
!7,20 uub 1900 @ormIttaes, laos ga&m.,
1855 mo 600 ahenos.
Born. Gambler Citation, l1:35, 1900. g9,1b
nrS 1000 8orqr., u.25. 1850 unb 1920 ssdts
MhaeNsr. mt. NosaI, !!7.io gorm, is..s.
1850 nnb 400 Ga1m
!, ssatsStsiun, @!i: aoeal sSta., I!aa e BORN,
0aisstt.etts unS Mt. airs, g.mbcn station,
1886 29.15 gornt.. l1.25, 1850, $3.50, 1880.
Gmrtis Rau, Camden citation. 1920 BORN.
enras. 9t. aopaL, "2.4s Totm. Camden.
pcSSl Sine aa cline uadb gbuaoelSbta ums nes.
Vorf. mcner Terminus an Trrinnnsuanaia'
steatern unb 1eihdhs.D iftIift
Gambler Wt. mohaL.
chIotpooonrs SdaS All 9 3b5B
sarior H. Sine. .9dSf.' 7.55 8; g s0og
buffet EorIpr, auseeu.s 60. 30 .; y 81 "a
Tarlor -0iner MIR 60, 952S 9.2. SH
9dtIpr 9inet. nliseeu. Spi15 80 y, LIE 20
9urlor DINER ...... 1daI. t.55 Y. y d.5SG.
.Nsnal qtmiteb" o.. Tdgl. 3.4sg I. . 3.521 g..
Goodies, @hiId., ansa 50: 5;o0R 300 "a
NarIor elmer 49,. Tdqi. 600 v . 500 Y
Goahee. 9biia... ..IdDI. 900 Y. 9.95@.0
SbIoduaooou -. IdeI. 1890 q. 1914 u.
0ofaI : shIahpaeerus iino fertig snul De.
braub in Camden. nno aat. @obaI'etation um
sf' mad Mhamtte.e i'm on @otentasen; y.
uott Ntiautir.Gitn ifaIid. . ra6 MtlantiesGitt
gonnfaes. aIe 8ise baIten in @iIminston;
eIdia. asiam. garnben.e Citation, 7s.o5. 1918
Yorin., l2. 30, 1910 giodnr Wt. RobaI Ga,
as. 10, ls. 90 Torur. IL 25. 26.1b Rndm.
Nberbeeu 9Nlcus., gnutsen citation, II 90
Gadbrr. !G.1O Nbeuos; Wt. sfopaI Citation.
III. OF 9trtrt., $6.fb Ibenhs.
Aeferoirnna bon Hulir, In ShIdf' ober Vdr.
IorssSaaeons, Gpeifes5fnten etc. tperben fdneu
betorst per stleptou In ellen foIaenoen Billet
pIredlir: GtnrIcss unb SuratoaasS trobe, g. q
n. Iplfe 1870, oner mt. gorrtIaub 1901; Wet.
RnbnIsgfation, 6. & g. Wt. Te-ppn 1923;
Characterization SrfornidtipnssBiireau g. 3 3.
eontb 100, cher Mo. gourtInno 2726. uno IA.
526. e1osgrnantuc..
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yot untpn.Stattun. .
Mndl Thilnhelnhin nnh Mctn.MnrR

vthH fUtupttpDiN " VtiuSDuTt.
20; issIiS S'a1 9nnr gem. SySsnarsiHesal stmitsS,aa
C.ii;ot5 m y geS;goTp Siorm. .1a s.oS, . iDiSl
*iE2s95. 100. 400. +5,45, 7.5o, 11. gSSVt asSs..
Mnr TbilaoeIp9ia, 40, o,S5, $40. 9.2O, HOO
645 gbenos an 9Bofentaeen. Sonntaes,
6.45 @6enos.
gIa6 Bottom. $40 Woreens an @o6entasen,
*G.35 9lbenbs td9Ii4,
NG9 SeImlar uno ben bonptldtIiden atpifhen.
%ltegenben @ilnften an Der 0eIamare'S ibilton,
6.35, 7.55 Wi0rgens, $50, 4.57 iiuo 7.50
abelos an gso1 entasen. eoiintags, 100
@afbinaiOn Grpreb. 2.2s. PSI. e.12, 1926. 7.se.
i.555.. 22.i2,. g,i5;, S ST Sst SO $50 i1 5,S7, SIS SIS.
5.25, 800, Cos, T.15, 1920 (7.36 9tmiteS),
7.4tt $50, s,43, 9.f5, 9.55, 1880 etbenSs an
7.as9 7iqs' s.45 e2 S14 + @spra s;as, i 2;Sa H. rs.
2.12, 3.15. $40 $50, 5.07, 5.25, sos, 7.15,
7c29 G36 etmtieb), TAI, $50, 9.15, 9.55,
~stIantie Gin Special" 2.15 ga6mittaas on
gIa6 Cape I1ab. LAO Ga6mittaes on Bo6en.
taeen. Sonniags, 1.45 Wor9ens.
on WudentageH.
Gn6 grnnpolis, 7.3G @orrn.. 12.4s, 4.42 gadbm,
G.03 ,sberos an g9ohentagen. Sonnta9s,
500 Sorm. lt1h Cos gtbcnoS.
Ttlaniie gonit Sine SIpreb, All Wcr9ens.
*2.12 Nadhnt. tdgGih.
SolltVetfl 9ettaliloaD, 9.42 Borin., 'S.2O, 9Th
Abenhs tdeIidh.
ecaOoorO sir eine &b, Gle Strm, 5,O7
ahlaiR9No tl1ltdLt iuuasLDtul lrlpl No
Horfoli rHo gseftern NaiIipnp. 1870 ubeubs
g.. & .. Rb., *t2.4s g2a6miitaason 95odben.
iaeen, 1915 uHo 1855 gtbenbs tdeIit.
0pn 9c,infpluaEta Apsuue. Station.
@af @nfbineton. @gpreB. GIT 900 Rorn..
f5a, 3.55, sos Sladm. tdaIth, TAI Oapr.
aens Oil G0dbenfaeeu, 0.59 MbenbS MIR an
GcrutGGeH.
Nia6 IitnapoItS, 7.4f Sprm., LAT gIadbn. 600
gberoS an ssobeHta9en. Spnrtaes. 900
&orm, 600 gtbeuoS.
@esen 9ineten uno Sabrpldnen md nueH
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IN THE CITY'S GARDENS
SOCIETY WOMEN EXPERTS
BY ETHEL ARMIES.

glories;" then she has grapes and plums
and crab apples and many other kinds
of fruit And II is an utterly charming
place. Mr. Hamilton delves IN 1t as much
even more than she
The Walker-PercXs have one famous
plant Everyone knows il. and In the
spring everyone passes hy 10 look at IT..
It is the walker PereF's Hysteria.' And
It Is a beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam VII John have an In
finite number and variety Of most liter
esting plants flowers ard trees in -heir
home on Highland avenue. Color y and
Mrs J. w. Bush on Eleventh avenue
have a hundred flowers. another delight
full tanele OF place that in the spring
is glory
One OF the worlds celebrated gardens Is
of course that Of Mount Vernon. con-
corning which an article written recently
by G. NJ. Jacobs IN the Sunday Magazine
is Of considerable interest.
Of the patriot would gaze upon the
greatest, because the truest, existing
memorial Of "The First American" he
should visit and study the gardens at
Mount Vernon, which bear unmistakable
evidence that Washington the horticul-
turist was as successful IS was Washing
ton the soldier and statesman. His gar
dens are the only portions of his home
that never have been restored. So filled
are they with the spirit of their illustrious
owner that he seems never to have left
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them, and the prettiest superstition that
survives the materialism of the nineteenth
century has it's origin in his skill as
gordner, and his chivalrous love for a
beautiful child whose biography is inter
woven Economically with the history of
Mount Vernon
when, at the age of q, he rose from
eo-exeeutor of his brothers will to the
ownership of this estate, the present man
sion was villa and the gardens did not
exist. With his chain and compass, and
the proficiency acquired by several years
of service as surveyor for Lord Fairfax,
he made measurements and plans and be-
gan to improve, increase and adorn his
Inheritance. For many years prior to his
death, the name of Mount Vernon was a
synonym for immortal dignity; but only
in the "mansion-house farm two hun
dred and thirty-seven acres of which con-
stitute the present holdings of the ladies'
Mount Vernon association, does his own
handlwork remain.
Though the grounds surrounding the
mansion were laid out and cultivated in
accordance with no ideas except his own,
| the result was a perfect copy of the
eighteenth century gardens of the mother
country. A military exile from Poland,
| who visited Mount Vernon in May, 179S,
wrote: The whole plantation, the garden
with natural taste may guess a beauty
without ever having seen Its model The
general never has left America, but when
one sees his house, his home and his gar
Den, it seems as If he had copied the best
| samples of the grand old homesteads Of
! England
THE plan of the gardens. drawn by his
own hands, hung for many years in the
library Of the mansion. 1t indicated by
name every tree and shrub. a large num-
| Der of which today adorn the locations
that he chose for them He brought to
his care for flower and plant the same
painstaking and accuracy of Judgment
| that he bestowed on military questions or
affairs of state. With him, wherever he
went, he carried the image of Mount YER
non, and for him every tree and Towering
plant had it's history.
"ro increase the number of his trees
was one of the most important occupa-
| lions OF his home life during the forty
| seven years of his residence at Mount
| Vernon. Many of the oaks and horse
| chestnut trees sprank from acorns and
| buo eyes brought by him from the bloody
| field of Monongahela. Still others were
| from his early home in Westmoreland
| county. The last tree planted by him was
| a magnolia grandfiora the trunk of which
! Is surrounded by wire netting, as a
| protection from vandals.
"In surveying and dividing the gardens
| Washington reserved the south half for
vegetables and the north half for flowers.
| To the latter is attached the fonder in
terest Its walls, of brick and oyster-shell
| cement. still stand, seemingly firm enough
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MRS. REID ELECTED MANAGER.

Mrs. John b. Reid of this city has re-
Gently been appointed manager of the
woman's department of the Montgomery
fair Mrs. Reid has been identified with
birmingham since its very beginning as
n city and has appointed and directed
many works of public Importance and
value She is an interchangeable worker,
whole hearted, sincere and earnest, and
one of the most interesting women in the
state.
The Montgomery Advertiser, speaking of
her recent appointment, says:
"a woman of state Importance who is
visiting Montgomery now is Mrs. John b.
Reid of Birmingham, who has been APP
pointed manager of the womans depart
ment of the fair to be held in October.
Mrs. Reid Is a woman of magnetic
personality, with a dash and a charm
which, added to her cleverness and her
fine executive ability and capacity for
organizing and managing, render her a
most suitable person for the position she
has accepted. Mrs. Reid is an unusually
good strong talixer for woman. She
has habit of trying to help the power
of Illustration when she wishes to bring
one to her way Of thinkinS-and she is
usually successful in this undertaking.
Mrs. Reid was formerly Miss Au-
gusta Randolph of Blount Springs. She
is a sister OF Mr.. John Randolph OF this
city. where she has often visited and has
hosts of friends"