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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

@nr. SdneiSer, Sreo. Sdultc, 6re>.
Sie6ert, 6reO. Single iut., Gborles
=. Smitb, G6orles -. Smith, Sobn
Stodcr, Charles SoUofien, @iQiam
@cnberot6, @corg @aftcr, 6crOi-
ron0 @ibfc, jun, G6arIcS yeo8cr,
SoDn 3icmunn.
MdO6cn - Scurictte @licidfe,
gtobeI Braun, 4nna GiGicl, gillian
T0IfcI, 0torgoret G50c, N(nna g6crt
Sclcn Gipoiito, Clio Sober Morp
6iinfgcGb, GfiYabeto5 @cbborNt, 60
roIine Geoner, @ertho @(GrlolO, Ga-
roline @lof, ! @ert6o J@utcrnrut1,
2ouiieSoberiaG, MortGo @oiie, Mlor-
0oret Sortmann, 9lula SmlIieder,
Grto Seimis3 2eono @clmiB 9lntolio
@crtrih, Margorct @ofnloHn Mlor.
goret Sollmunn Soc a1I6er,i 9Inl1a
&linGIcr, Wurgorct &nolIf, 6ricoo
Sod, Morgoret Goh, Mor9orct
2cim6od, Sclcn @cipoIh, 2ouiic
Munf, 9iGion Stto, 2ouiic RcinlcrS,
2ouiic Nidleil @orgorct SoGt-
mann, Gina Sdn1j0t, Morgoret
S6miot, Imolio G6nei6er, Gliio6.
Sdonberqer, SteQo Shmorb, 2ulo
Sebrt, Sba Chine, Gotber. Smith
5rie6o Spielmonn, Gonrooi1c Gro
ger, @ertrube Trop, 2(nna Erauts
her un0 @(eonoro @cicr.
Qic Eriifltna finbCt nm 1913 llbr
9}odnlittog8 Itott.
Gpong. Iu +. % ortini.
81 .r.t &irhC. t Er
@oitor Or. $. Steifens.)
Sburp. moScirtctta. StroBe.
anobcn: 8reoerid 9lid)clc, Srtuin
g9cn5eG, @iIheIm @inafomSfi, 6rol1f
Sorlc6ein, 9tll9lit &offmann, 6rieOr.
Morr, 8rieor. GboG, &orrp Hidter.
MGo6cn: &otborinc @en5cl, Mo-
ric Mtlblp, Wtarie Melt, autborinc
2clltner, emma @ilomonn, Carrie
Wtll6lD uno Gertrude SteffcnS.
Gnong. : lutb. &cru alemS.
&ir6c
SIT @or0cnDtlle.
TaItor 8. @1ttbe.
ano6cn: Geo. @. 2ltb, Scrmonn
&oppelmonn, 2ouis Marr, @ilbelm
6ronfcnberoer, Sobn N}nrr SreO. ".
Wtorr, 2ouiS Sippel uto SenrD 0tell-
bauer.
MGodcn: @il6elmine 6. Sieburg,
Gertrude 2oiio6n emma Safel, Gli'
iobetb Sei0cl, Barbara &rodL @li-
labet6 @errtfell,
~" Ser yS6onf. inns Quftpdrter.
Gerein" generalization bcutc, Sen Is.
MGr3, i'm rOarlcO Tdrf" einen
MaSfen6oQ. 3tpoli wertbbnlle t8reilc
murOen oontbi &netnf fir ojenbeIten
Gtn3elmasftn iRfb &ft,ppta'a 0llsge.
lett. 9o$ edthfte Ddt, feihe Miiben
uno Soften ,8ciport INN ben Ietten
MoSfenboG Ser SaiJon a|n aroBen
Griolge 81 Geltaitclt- Gas Gonlite
beitebt aus ipl9cnOen Serrcn: Otto
Miiacr, @oriiter; $. Slider, aiiis
Itent; $. HeinborOt $. Gods, s.
9crtbolot, s. @rnn5er, @r.Ofiicio.
*@f Sic D9lbtbeilung 9tr. IA" Der
yEruoentiul &cuglr" BOLT bcllte
g(beltb in &un0csi2ofol, SiiOoIt-
See BON @on0Urg uro Sonoper-
StroBc. ibrc j6teli4c @cncrol.@ Ser.
IommllnJ ob.
~" Scr o9irocn SntmeripG6rcnbc
2eibs mo Spar @crcin" b1lt morgen
icinc iGlrli6e @cgcrdl @eriommlunq
mno @2amtcunobl in Nr. 403, Nor0.
@oIic Strabc o1.
GlGtr BON allncmeturm SntcrcHc.
Gitp Soa - Nort1- II. 2~erington.
Stro6c.
@oIGington > Ionumcnt = ut.
Sernon-Elncc.
So6nS SopfiuS' llniperiitGt
Nor0-SoWar0ItroBc.
SobnS Sopfin5' SoipitaI - NOrO'
Sroooruap.
S6loNtcn. Monumcnt - Galocrt.
unb SapcttcltroBc.
Grab BON Cigar ancn Yoe
@cItminltcr- airdGoi 5apctte. unO
8rccncltrabc.
Grub Sill g &orf 3u crrci6cn
nit r0rOIid) louiGloen @uggons.
Battcricn . &orf - 3u errcidcu
nit oitIif %IauicN0cn 8aggons,
C1rt vNnr Gpurn --t 0oritit. NSniut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Der, &arl Go6tfe, Sranf SanorsfD,
Ilg. 9enber, &arl 9aumann, Bau-
lltS 2einenr6er, Otto &len1itein, Com.
S6legeI mo &einrid 9orfmann,
@ilbelm 8orfmonn, 8lIitou Snopp
luno 4ollI T6ppcr bon @len6urnp,
W0.
Wt0b6en: 2outie W3ltdolu, 9lugllit
&errL Gotburinc S6miOt, N~Oclbeib
bon @obcntbo(, &e0inc 6oro, Gmmo
Nifoucr, Gliiobetb Gidoter, &6tbc
@oltmonu, Nlno Infopib, &dtbe
2einemeber, Gertrude M0ndl 9ottic
&lemnlif Ilno Sficc, Hoio Sd)minfc,
Clara So6n6 SranciS G0iclcr, Martc
S0onpicSncr mo @mnto Mcbfc.
SPA g.,lut9. Sir d c
Eoltor Grnlt bon Sobntomn),
Gdc @attcrD-9lpc. un0 Hon0olzStr II.
Gcltidc &loIic.
&nu6cn: &cinrif NlIrcO Surtlnonn
un0 @cor9 Gorn6uid.
MG66en: ella &~ntborino MiiQcr,
@ertrltoe gillette @eItc, Gotborino Gil
iobetbo S6nei6cr, aorolino gIiiobe,
tia Modenrotb, Worgoretba Gntilic
@idcr, Worgnctbo 2olttcrbod, &o-
tborinu Nnlt1d unO Minnn &ntbos
rlna Sell.
gnAlii0c 9Goiic.
&nn6cn: Charles Noi6, @tQiom
Samuel Stcib, 2oltiS Sdromm unO
SCinrid Sobom S6oaf.
MGOdcn: Gliiobctbo Grico "copper",
ierncr bier Grmo6icnc itno cine So
ruclitin.
Gpon0.Iut6 +. g +. SoGonneS.
&ir6e
Q}dItor II. 2e6monr),
Gfe 2omborb. mo @ot6crtncsS troBc.
&no6cn; IS. Braun, s. 9rettifnci-
Der. i. 0oltm, j. Gdert, @. Gslingcr,
i. @ofcnbcimcr, i. @oltger, IS. @c6.
borbt, Is. 6ouenitcin, 6, SORT, &.
&u6e, q. Sung6ons, 6. &irner, =.
airncr, $. &roB, Is. &roltS, 6.
arumuL s. auc6ner, 6. MolinofSfi
$. Soul q. GiiihcL $. Geinborb, ".
Sn0osfn Is. S6oible, g. S6ornebfi,
@. Sdmole, g. S6miot, ". Simoll,
g, Stomnt q. Stopf s. Stro6el, S.
S0Ge, @. Eol5monh {. @icG, @. @iel,
s. &0lfcr, u. @obl (9ouificr), g.
@eiB mo &. 3opf.
MiGOhen: s. 8aucrni6niot, Sc.
Glopein 3. @i6ncr, s. 6reitog, M.
Sltlfosfi 6. @ofen6eimer, u. @loB,
81. &ortmonrt, 90. SEED, g. &empt &.
airi6fe, 9. &nopp, M. 2ong, 3.
Mtcper, 81. M,mobcnf, q. @litt, 3.
Guepfe, u. &ouiG, S. Singer, &.
,Stapf q. &0lfcr, 81. @olfmonlL g.
@osni@ ltnO s.. @olfeI.
gp..lutb. ct. 2ufo8-Gir0e
@aItor Sans 4rlt),
Gfc Senriettos mo @l1taw.S troBe.
IcutIde &laiic.
&nobcn; Serbert @ilbelm allcr,
Sobann @artbolomGl8 0cnnItG0t
SoDonn @cHrrib Geter erie, Sobonn
N0om 2elure5y gleron0cr H0blcr,
Eeter 6ron5 SNaffner nlO 3obnnn
&olcntiu Stroll.
MGodcn: 2(nna SibpQe 6ranf,
Morie Amolie @rebc, aot6arinc
Anna &ublom, Noio Sophie No0Icr,
Marie Sdultbeis, 6rieoo 9(gneS
SAmanebed, gugulte Morie @ilO
un0 6ricoo Gleonora 3iemer.
gngliidc &loiie.
&na6en. Gcrnar0 Sobn Sammer
unb @ep. Gltid.
Wd0hen: Worie Watbilou G0bn.
lein, Gina Gotborinn Sang II. 2lnno
Wanier.
e p.-lutb. ct. TouI8. Gir6c
8oItor G6r. aiibne),
Gde Surntp0osS trobe uno 6rcnont.
glpcnuc.
anobcn: Srgo &iibn, 6c%roiuono
2ie6erfncd)t, Sictor HopS, Seinrid
0cgcncr, &einriN Sodel, &cinrid
NiemonL &orl @limbcrh 9lllguIt
Barter, @ilbcln Nilidcr, 8rib
Shmittfer inO 6rib Grab.
MGohcr: Coma 6leii6er, Maric
WeDer, Mor1nrcte W,moer, &ot6o-
rine Nepcr. Waric Soncf ulo Mor-
9oretc ScrgcS.
6 p,.l utb. ct. SGomoS.&i r1
(Eaitor Scnrp Wucfenbcrger),
Gtfe YuloSfi. unb Marp Inna. Str.
&uaben: @nt. Homed, So. Stra,5,
60. 8robfi, SilIius Sommcr, 2ouis
&oBmann, Seinrif S6raoer, @eorg
m,nH Spinrih Sdntf, Spinr Qibn,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
0eidaftss@ egmctier.

8citungen 3citihriften etc.
pSte Baltimore 9irps 6u.,. Sdoio I6ercrout'
bic, Wlanaeer, 318 8eit'ScrHarSStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
9ambargsW merifa
--ltGG-
SDppclidJran6cu.
Grprck- unb Gaiiagier-S ienit.

Sambnrg'I a-2inic,
81 9roaopaD, Rep'gorf.
Irtbur @. Goblun,
am alteu 9fasc.
1877 SIt-Saltimore.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

9aumoteriaIier, Ebiiren, Seriter-
rabmen 2aoen etc.
Sanes g.. Softer & 81, 115 nrb lit. Sdo'
SreoettdaStrabe.
Geo. 3. Slunn C @ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Mcrdants & Miners transport. 81

Sradt unb gaiiaaiere.
*3ndI Bottom uno BEN Etcn
Mont., Sietft., 9onncrit., Santit., @ ubr Gibbs.
*S,ndl @rppiornee nno bent Gtet
Suuntaa, Miihup6, f5rcitng. 6 Ibr WbeitoS.
*giadI Icippprt.Hcpe uno 9,urfuff
ti0It6, 6 ubr Ibcros.
.Sroft nrocnnrnmcn tdaIid, big 3 llbr Tan..
fir 6cnfelben InG nbfnbrcnoe Sonfter.
9indl snpnurab nnb benz Snoen
SienfiuG Sonneriiag, Gainftna. 6 lbr. Nbero8.
VI. q. Gurio, glncnt, 2pn9 God.
SanptSiireon: 8crntan. uno StBbt'StraRe.
U13,3&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Scttut1gen, Seltl0rttfen enc.
,Ste Baltimore girms 3d.. Santb Ibercrput'
bic, WSafager, 31S Belt'1cruIarlSStraBe.
9aumoteriaIier, Gbiirea, Seniter-
rabnlen 2ooen etc.
Sanies g. Softer & 81, 115 nHo IT. sdo'
SreoettdaStraBe.
Geo, 8. eloan & Bro.
Hationols9onfen.
She Do gpluu Gatipnnl gnnf, @dh. uno Gres
tcraStra6e. Sacob ~. Soof, RrdIioent; ga
eio Y Ggans, SieesFrditoent; 9erro D. Te'
rslrt national SAM of salttmore," y. y.
NStlcog, edtbter, II Soutb.S trube.
"5nette 8attoual'Sant," 432 Sib'8ronoiunb
.getsrn National 8anf," %. Warrioti, GO
ibier. Id Jlor0sSutalDsS traBe.
ySrunerS & MedIdnics' Rattoual Bnnf,H
6bds. Q. Yituer, @aibier, 9sorofpefts@de Cit
iuips uHo faOeitesStrabe.
usBiro Ratiunal Sani, Baltimore unb Rortb.
slrass; 2sP qHS %adt Offer; M.
Goutb. unit CONFERENCE.-The.
n%6ummcrriai & Sarmcrs National 9anf," Glib,
lpets9de 9olparo' nuo TsrmaT'Str.. s 3.
@ulotuin. 9dlfssStntftrer.
Staot3. Yanfen.
,Scutfme @aut opA Baltimore" baltimore uno
@ouio10sStry auouit &eber Trdltoent, 3. >.
Stbt S6aBtletlter.
Gpar-9anfen.
ySe,tfhe epar.@aHt ppn Baltimore" Gutaso'
uno BaltimoresGtrabe.
pSt. Sames.s parbanf," 8nItimore4Strabe unb
GuitomsSoufeeIoeilue.
SrultFGompagnte'n.
WiarGGnno Srrit 9n,, giorbpeft'@de GnIoert'
lno SermarsStrabe. @rter 8erf6, Brdf.;
g. G.. zimmerman, Seiretdr; Carroll Ban
NeB, SdEubue!GlCr.
Baltimore srnt & gaaraatie Co.," gait.
tablesSebduop.
M6bofoten.
Srnucis 9. alcnliu, &c6t5nnmnlt, 225 ct. Saul
Strabe, Baltimore, Dio.
9ari n. ~. GdulH, 1850 2aps8utlbing.
@HituOus Gurb, 26I-260 GaIhertsguiIbing.
8. 8m. Srtrnann, III Noro'9barleSsStrnbe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @er1tbe ulo
Sdmercicn.
Griffith & garner Company, 205 I.sgucasGtr.
Warmor- utto 8ranit<@erfe.
3. Silgartner & edbae, 714-18 @eftSultt'
Der ot Commerce.
2eid)enbeItotter.
sanbrrs & ebtae, 17DS-1710 Gortor'Goefie.
Wm Gpof, Aortb' uRo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
8upferihmiebe uno Blumbels.
3pbn Snosrt, TIA IbaTes'strabe Is 4 g.:
gSolte 1909.
Seuer.S eriiferuneen.
yHuhaI Sniuran!e So. Of aiusrpuul," Senrb
W. gBdrfieIb, &efioent Wanaeer, 101-102
Chamber Of Commerce BUILDING,
p@srnanta 5euerperidlerlhas . Geftathatt,"
Baltimore uno gtoribsStrabe.
9stit. 8. ShoGrlfurO 4. I'm. liz i;ftn II HbQufs
bers Of Commerce.
@runoeigentburi3 d. agenten uno
.Sdn6ler.
@irrre 6. 5asau & Tspbep, 10 Dft'eegina'
toIsStrabe.
Observation-Disclosures.
.. 8. Tan Gun & Co.. 404 BeItsSermansStr.
Sufi6mieo' 3ubeb0r.
g.. eeutt Same 60, glr. 1862 uno 2G4, Toro'
Sa0sStraBe.
&oblcn uito SOFA.
Senrs y. Bon Setne, $50, GoIumbiasybeuie.
SdmudIaGen un0 l1bren.
@. 8. Wiiaer, 90 OftsSaItimore'str
Observation-Disclosures
pGpuiutibateo 2uan Co.," 1 9Rorbsgup'str.
Bianos uno Srgeln.
Gbus. %. etteii, 9 Notwithstanding.
8m. Snabe & Co., Geric'Sebaloe, Wt. Fppnb
Aoenne.
9ompT. uno fredericksburg.
s., 8. stbneher, TAO Sits2om6aro>Gtrab
Eapier uno Bnpier.0 iitelt.
Smith, 9irun &c., 105 uno 107 Satoper'Str.
fSloggen, Banner, Ib5ei6en.
StScu Yrps., ST. 10. Befts2erington' Stvnbe.
gledplatten, Wetoa etc.
SDun, Gpnflin &c Co., 1910 @aIaeriton'Str.
GcteftiusI gentilr.
spnncuucr G. snmi6t Griiber Del Smit6. Beii
& ghouS. SOB Gnioerts@ebdGoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
IBAIzBq5]gRE&CELO
- RAILROAD>O
aIt9. xaelIW, uusGcnomneu Sorntas.

oer GdmoensG ration mao &aiHiustun an
QSu6entageu 100 Born. bic 800 slberoS.
i5rii6ere Nbiabrt bon oer 0it. &~ohalsStatiou,
&aiBiugtuu, Uerlonen mt. characterization
*G.05, t6.45, l7.1C, 100, 1856. *9.65, !tO.5l,
lti.53, ?lt.55 g9rm,, +12.t3, li2.55, ll.55.
s2.43, 1850, ale, A.55, 1886 gtu6nt., *G.05,
1855. 500 (limiteo), *l0,55, I'll % abeIos;
perl, gnmSr't StntioH i5.0O, '8,15. 1880, 100.
I7.20, 1900, $50, 5000, 1000, I11.0 surlH.
$1,000 W., 1902, *I2.22, 400. 2t.O5. 200,
800. !3.05, 400. *4.3O, 1900. 1908. 1875
9;a6rr., 1900. ~G.tS. 1870, 200, $500, *S.i6
(2imitcb), $1,000, 1905, *tl.10. *tt.32 Who's.
anaapulis Wt, 9toDulsGtutiorL 7.50 uno
1885 Born !4.55 nno !5.E5 Nabn1. Ganoer'
St1tion, 1850 uno 1900 &crn 1900 DtiiIags.
800, 1885 gtdbm. nuo 1850 gbcnos.
Srcoerif, Ganlhens Citation, 1875 uno 29.i6
Tornl., lt.25, 1880 mto 800 Ynt1m.
@inGener, MI. 8oDal, l7,10 8ornt.. l2.4S.
1850 gnbni.; GnntoGsGtation, 1920 Sorh;.,
800, 1850 unb "A 90 yin6m.
VaBerstuWn, ORR Jsuo1iS Cation, ITO Born :,
$3.50 9tudr.; 9rmoenSStation 1920. N.35
BORN, 1850, 400 9lbnl.
@niepttsGitn nno ut. airg, GameeusS tntion,
l7.35, ?0.15 Sofrt., l1.2k, 1850. $40 Macbut,
$3.50. *11.45 MheubS.
surns, 0lt. RopaI,s citation, "2.4s Ra6m.;
Camden. *3.e0 NnchIt.
I, s.UHal Blue Sine
nod 9hsiabeiptin nno sieru .OorI.
Neiier Tetmtuis an Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gtrnbe, Gspsgorf, beauert rctn Sotels. Gbeuiets
ttffn AnfASftExNfffrtf a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Sparsganfen.
yEettfhe epar.@aHt ppn Baltimore" Gutasp.
uno 8altimoresGtr1be.
yst. Games parbanf," 8nItimoreAStrabe utb
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

reit gum Gebrand in Der edHoeils niio ut.
Robll,Statiou hin 1000 Slber6S.
", nadh Itiantic.6itD an 0oheHtaGer; X,
tob Atiantie. 9th tieIi@; 3, mad AtlnntieeSitc
Sonntap3. etnt Sitee bulieu in HtintinstoH.
6 biIt In Gbeter an. rs
YBtia,. Nttum., @anoersS toiion, 1918 Snria. !,
70. 20 Raftn., 28.t0 Ibcnos; Nit. MobaI.S tntion,
$500 Sprm., 1926 yiadr1., 2e.t5 abcnhs.
Mberbeeu sfftcm., GambenFStntipu, al 90
gubtt.,. 1910 gbenos; mt. HobaisS tutipn
LOS ytndm., 1915 Ibenbs.
8efcrpirune BON 8nim in ShIufs cber Yar'
Iprss9neeons. Gpeifernten etc. iperset ttnen be-
fpret per Seierhon In allen fbIaenseT Ntuet'
Niirelur: Gbarlcs, ,iiuo yd.timnrcsGtrabe 9. x
g., ct. Yaut 1924 ODER mo, gonrtlarto 1901;
SIT. MpbaLGtniiot, e. 4 T., MI. 4errinrl 3.f2S;
Y administration acknowledgement, :. K ".
e.. Yaul $40, pNer Wo., Ncurt-. luh Z 10. ukf
vt. 13G Gib.s,roaStnas.
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Hotionol.9onfe

Staot5.9 alfen.
,SCutIde @nut opA goltimure," Baltimore uno
&ouibaDsStr, auouit S8ebcr Grdiioent, Is. 3.
Si1t S6aBneiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
SruIttG ompognte'u

W
MarGlnno Sruit 9n., gorbipeft'@de gaInert
uio SermausStrabe. @rter 9erf6, Yrdf.
g. e.. zimmerman, Sctretdr; Carroll Sar
9ieB, SGnGme!ilcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Baltimore srntt & Guarantee Co.," gaut.
tablesSebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

2eid)enbeItotter.
sanbrrs & ebGHe, %17OS-1710 @autor.@otrue
Wm Goof, gtortb' uno @rennonHtsIoerus,
8upferIhmie6e uno BlumbeLS.
Spbu Sn0ert, liza Ib~auttssStrabe. Is 4 g.
8olfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
81 Wor0CnDIUe.
GoItor 9. Cutie.

anobcn: Geo. @. 2ltB, Scrmonn
8oppelmonn, 2ouis Morr, &ilbelm
6ronfcn6eroer, Sobn M}arr, SreO. ".
Wtorr, 2ouiS Sippel unO Senrp ASeu-
bauer.
WG06cn: @ilGelmine 6. Sie6urg,
Gertrude 2oiiobrt emma SofeG, Gle
iobetb SeiOcl, barbara &rod @li-
iabet6 @errifell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Warmor- un0 8ranit<Werfe.
=. 4ilgdrtner & edbue, 714-18 Neftfgultt'
Der oi Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

"*" '2cr o9ir0cn SntmeriuGbrcnbc
2cibs uro Spar &crcin" bdlt nlor9en
icinc iGhrli6c @cHcrotS eriommlltna
mto @eamtcumobl in Nr. 403, NorO.
@olic Strabc ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

M6bofaten.
Srnucis 9. alcmrt, 6cCbtSnnmHlt, 225 Gt. Tnul.
Strn6e, Baltimore, Wfo.
9arl n. ~. SdJulE, 1870 2apsgutIblre.
Wnituuus 9urb, 26l-260 GdIhertsguiIoing.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23
ABOUT PLANTS.

All plants growing in the garden that
are intended for house use should be
lifted and potted early in September.
Examine them carefully for insects and
repeat this several times before finally
bringing them in. In transplanting do
not use too large pots and avoid giving
too much water
In potting plants that have been
growing in the garden it is a good
plan to wash them thoroughly with
a soapy solution to keep off insects.
Do the same TO your house plants which
have been standing outside in their
pots all summer.
Now is a good time to repot all house
plants that need 1t. This need not he
done so frequently as many persons
think necessary. IF the roots. seem tn
be coming out of the bottom il is a
sure sign that the plant is potbouna
Change to a pot just one size larger.
often adding fresh soil to the ton of
an old plant viii answer quite as we'll
as repotting. Stir the old soil carefully
so as not to disturb the root growth,
take out an inch or so from the ton
and add a fresh rich loan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23

Pattern No. 569S.-This attractive
one-piece model is one of the smart
est shown this season and is suitable
for either boys or girls. 1t will make
up charmingly in the soft woolens
as well as the heavily washable ma
terials. Dark blue mohair. showing
a hair line stripe of red is represent
ed in the Illustration. The closing
is made invisible on the left side
under plat, and a feature that adds
greatly to the attractiveness Of the
mode Is a fancifully shaped yoke that
extends down the front in panel effect.
For child Of six years, two and five
eighths yards Of 36-inch material will
be required. Sizes for 4, 6, s, 10 and
II years.
This pattern will be sent to YOU on
receipt of 10 cents. Address ali orders
to the Pattern Department of this paper.
Be sure to give size and number Of pat
tern wanted. For convenience, write
your order on the following coupon:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23

present simple lines OF decoration
There are no hard and fast rules in
regard to the size of the letters. Thar
is largely taste.
Generally speaking. however. a four
inch monogram is used on sheets.
while the same style of letters only
half the size, appears on the pillow
cases. Three and a half or four inches
is an appropriate size for a table
cloth, with napkins marked one and
one-half or two inches. Just at pres
ent q rather severe straight letter is
much in demand, and original designs
are greatly favored. The majority Of
home needle workers do not realize
that satin stitch is by no means the
only way initials may be worked. but
one the contrary. a monogram Is often
greatly enhanced by two or even three
different kinds OF stitches being used
OF course. when these fancy stitches
are used care must be taken to select
those which viii show contrast and
yet preserve the correct relation be-
tween the different letters.
Several different ideals may be util-
ICED to good advantage on towels.
Many inexperienced workers outline
tne letters, thuS covering all lheQaal-
tiles.
The letters should be carefully
padded before embroidering by running
them with darning cotton. The letters
are TO be worked in numbers 20 or 80
mercerized cotton for pillow cases.
towels. and shams. There is very little
change in placing the monograms on
tablecloths and napkins. ON table
cloths monographs are frequently
placed at either side of the centre.
facing the ends of the cloth, with
plenty of space between the mono
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23
SPORTING
GOSSIP By Gil

The SoX team will beat 1t to Cuba
about the first OF the week where
they intend to do a little barnstorm-
ing and pick up a bushel of sheckels.
The Cubans have few good ball
teams and have really studied the game
so that they can give any American
team an argument. Among the men
who Will make the trip are George
Davis, manager; Charlie Hickman,
Jakey Atz, Louis Fiene, Mike Welday,
Hub Hart. Nick AItrock, Charlie Arm
bruster and Eddie Hahn
Major Delmar outtrotted Sweet Marie
yesterday at Poughkeepsie in a match
race and won out of three heats. The
mare got in on the second heat when
the Major broke badly.
Stage is up to his old tricks of bring
ing out the freshmen stars in practice
with the varsity. Yesterday he I'M
covered new one. Bunny Rogers of
last years North Division team. Bunny
showed the varsity backs how easy
it was to score against them and from
the quarterback position made a TWEEN
ty-five yard run for a touchdown
Albert L. Corey. the First Regiment
he will make his start in the 100 mile
record run. which he is attempting.
Hatch Will pace him in the first ten
miles and other runners will assist
along the way. He will end up in
Chicago.
They have another quarterback at
Yale on the second squad that is touted
as a CONNER and will be a worthy sue
cessor to Tad Jones, Dimes. Rockwell
and other stars of the past few years.
His name is Bingham and he pulled of
some star work yesterday.
Kid Goodman will be the opponent OF
Packy Mcfarland tonight at Fort
Wayne where they go ten rounds to a
decision. Goodman has never been
knocked out and Packy viii try and
see what he can do along that line.
The Boston boy is not in such a shape
as he was when he cut Neary and Her
rara TO ribbons and won from the best
in the country. However. he show ed
a fash of his old time form while
ago. and he knows that he must do
something tonight or go down TO the
preliminary class.
Monte Cross, the old timer who was
forced from his position as shortstop
on the Philadelphia team. has been
offered a managerial hearth on the
Kansas City American Association
team. He accepted George Tebeau's
proposition at once.