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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

A Cincinnati firm was thrown into the bankruptcy court for debt of 50 cents. That is either sign of hard times or disposition on the part of the firms rivals to put it out of busi- ness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Europe was mad because so many of her people were coming here, and now 1t Is mad because 80 many are going back home, It does not like the situation a-coming or a-gNine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

A New York thief stole set of false teeth out of a mans mouth, which is a considerable advance over the clumsy methods of the average pickpocket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

It seems that Denyer's offer of $100,- poo for the honor of becoming the scene of the republican national con vention was in mining stocks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
A RECIPE.

When little troubles grow so large
 You think you cant endure Then, put old Common Sense in charge And try the laughter cure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Japan should get even by sending a fleet to the Atlantic via the Suez canal. This would scare Boston and New York out of their wits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
Protection For Banking Public.

Washington. December s.-Representa- tive Dalzell of Pennsylvania today in- tro luced a bill making 1t misdemeanor to publish an untrue or derogatory state ment about a national bank and penalix- ing such an act by Inc CT 1mprisonmank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

A wife-beater who has just received a fine of 5000 and a sentence of five years in Sing Sing will probably be cured of the habit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

The assets of the Jamestown exposi tion consist of lot of buildings, a deficit and squabble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

What is $10,000?" asks a contem. porary. It is big bunch of money to some people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Winter has relented, and it has gone back to Medicine Hat to await the almanac's official date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

As soon as a man gets into a bath tub his telephone begins to ring, and no one can explain the phenomenon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

The railroads of this country are asked to move 24,OOO,OOO tons every 24 hours, and they are not equal to the task.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

An effort on the part of a contem. porary to take Chicago feet seriously Las met with the failure it deserved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

All New Years plans are disarranged by prohibition No one in this county need swear off at all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

One hundred thousand of our inn migrants have returned to their native lands to swell the ranks of the idle rich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Henry Gassaway Davis proposes to start the year alright by getting spliced to poor but pretty young lady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Two weeks and two days to Christ masi Shop early and often.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

It's the bears that are beginning to have that tired feeling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Men do not do their Christmas shop ping early because they do not know what to buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Some say the fowl on the new double eagles is not an eagle at all, but is in- stead wild goose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

A French airship has descended on Ireland, but it was not loaded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

handsome appearance and sings with spirit. Fannie Verder with her two dancing boys, Franklin and Williams, met with an enthusiastic reception. Ward and Raynor, in Bunch Of Nonsense Tied With Music" made de- cided hit.
 Altogether the Jersey Lilies put on a splendid show and are deserving of full houses at every performance dur ing the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

The banks had full hands when Comptroller of the Currency Ridgely called them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

The pedestrians up north are shovel. ing snow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

The top of the fence is becoming crowded in the republican party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

ing the Horn it may bump into the south pole.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

All presents for woman should be expensive and match her complexion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

life stations on the corner, unless they are drug stores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
\ SUNSHINE PHILOSOPHER.

Each seasons change brought greater joy And fewer days for tears. And more and more like little boy
 He grew, with the drifting years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
At the Majestic,

Melbourne Mcdowell and Virginia Drew Prescott. presenting "The Oath" in the headline act at the Majestic theatre this week, offer one of the most acceptable pieces of acting that has been seen at the little theatre this season. "The Oath" Is a short, dramatic story, the scene of which is laid in Rome. It deals with an emotional theme and gives opportunity for some good acting. Miss Prescott and MT. Mcdowell were enthusiastically re- ceived last night, and their act is in- deed creditable one.
 George w. Stewart, "the man who made Mississippi famous" made great hit with his limitations. He of- fers a novelty in whistling, and imi- tates anything from squealing pig to a sidewheel steamboat trying to make landing. His limitations are excep- tionally realistic.
 Herbert Bert Lennon gives several excellent impersonations. His imper- sonation of Billy Van. the blackface comedian, and of the dope fiend" are especially good.
 Arthur Huston and company have juggling act that took well at the opening performances. and will be drawing card during the remainder of the week. Huston, himself is the whole act, so to speak, and his an tics are the most ridiculous.
 The five Columbians present musi- cal fantasy, "A Bit of Dresden China" The act is essentially a musical and dancing act and the latter part Is beautifully picturesque. The youngest of the five, 6 mere child. is one of the most comical youngsters yet seen at the Majestic.
 Seymours comedy dogs elicited the hearty applause of the audience last night by their intelligent actions throughout the act The animals ap- parently have almost. human reason and their musical act is a wonderful one. The grace and beauty of the ami mals is a pleasure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Sing Sing has no football team and it doesn't go round begging millionaires for endowments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
sTUNG!

The gamblers connected with the Van Amburg shows rolled" some of our best citizens for their cash. Why man so stingy that he will scarcely eat enough will bite at these tricks is hard to under- stand-Abbeville, Ala, Times.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
AN ENGAGEMENT RING.
WRECKED.

''I should like to ring you, Bell said loving Charles. He did. It was solitaire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

WRECKED. A benedict out in Dubuque, One day made a terrible fluque; He was kissing the cook When his wife chanced to look He's in bed since he got her rebuque.
 Houston Post. A fellow who lived in Spokane Loved girl who was named Sarah Jane. Said he in her ear,
 Come fly with me, dear" But she sicked on him soon her Great Dane.
 An exchange tells how to lubricate clocks. The great problem in this vicinity after January 1 will be how to lubricate persons.
 A divorce suit is nearly always lively when there's a blond lady in it. After the crops have been gathered in and there is no more work to do until
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

After the crops have been gathered in and there is no more work to do until
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

''Taft and the Czar were really chum- my" says the Savannah Press. How ever Fat Will wasn't chummy enough to share the Czars bombs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
A BACHELORS VAIL.

A BACHELORS VAIL.
 In the single life
 There's one thing hurts.
 l cant keep but
 Tons on my shirts.
 Chicago is windy enough, without en- tertaining the republican national conven- tion.
 Christmas giving with father is as a rule a case of giving up.
 "A patch on the trousers is not as bad as a strain on the soul," says the Rich mon Journal. However there are times when it is more conspicuous.
 The Louisville Courier-Journal is boost ing widows, when all the world-toute le monde-knows that widows don't need boosting. PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

A divorce suit is nearly always livel when there's a blond lady in it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
so. SO.

so, so.
 The fellow who marries A fincal wife
 Is apt to be leading
 A chdfing dish life,
 Which isn't much more than
 A snack thrice a day,
 With bangs of dyspepsia
 And doctors to pay. Paul Cooks solitary joy nowadays is harboring vague and vain suspicion that seems to be the fourth cousin to an attenuated hope that in some dim, dark, dismal, distant, dank and disagreeable day, Houston will be as dry as a wooden leg-Housten Post. Not hope, George, but a lively fear. The sunny south may yet become sunny desert.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10

Wives may be merry, and yet honest too.
 Merry Wives of Windsor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

in tciner grpBTtGotiIden PcnIipn gez
reIeu lpar, Ionbern in einem gcIuno
gelegenen Orte bes RieIen9ebirgeS
ibren lebten @9Iiff er4aIten. 0orts
bin berirrten 1i4 au4 nur Manbers
trllppen.
@arau anfGIieBeno, ersG6Ite lie
6leBburg, boB es in Der 9enIion aber
font .6immlifd" gepeien mare.
Ginen Son35irtel nit nrt9tisen
Serren" batten iie aub beiu4en biirz
fen, nobel tie ii4 ale INNER vfamos"
omiiIirt bGtten.
,0ie biele !9er3en babeu sic benin
ba sebro4en, gndoi9eS 5rduIein9" sr.
tunbiete ii9 8leBburg ldAelnb.
Gle nurbe Ie6r roth.
.@ar teins!" Iagte Tie na9 flii6z
tigem lleberIe9en, aber babel 5udte es
f6aIt6aft UNI iRren tIeinen rotben
Munb.
Sroenb etpas Idisn ibr bur6 ben
8opf gu geben, benn iic iob ipis felbIta
pergeFen gerabe aus, unb ba8 2d9eln
blieb nod cine @eile ouf ibren Clip
pen. Damn brebte ite Ii6 RAID sur
Seite, Inn i'm Saale llmI6au gu hall
ten, pubrf9einli9, neil Iie fiibIte, baB
Der BLONDE Offi5ier tie fOrI4eno be-
tradtet bate.
@rit ais bic neben ibr Iibenbe Mas
iorin i6r einige Worte 5uflii Fterte,
tponbte Ye ben 8opf pieoer nu4 linn,
Sic bate Die Sberlippe trOBig aufges
porfen.
ga MI, gnG0ige5 5rGuIein2 90
bDIe2" fru9te 6leBburg eritaunt.
8raf Marba6 unterbielt iid nit
5rau ppn S6eGlborn, 10 tpnnte 9erta
niit6eub berporbringen:
,Mdma bat ober au6 INNER an
mir berum3ufnuffen unb 81 tabeln.
Qnbere 2eute breben ii3 bod audi nm,
Bios unIereinB m06te baIiBen pie cine
0rabtpuppe. i6 peiB i6on, gu Sauis
trieg ids nod, neil i6 porhin 10 laut
geIa9t babe"
IRA, iparten Sic, ib Iege BET Sbrer
5rau Mutter Elm gute6 8ort fir sic
Elm - ioIen Ieben, tie iAiit ni1t,"
beriprd6 6leBburg amiiirt,
8aS funo fie rieiig nett BON Inn,
uno nirtli@ bra4te Der junoe Diff
5ier e8 fertia, ouf Dem Nd6bauielpegc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
IajcitGt gent id9lnfcu.

Sn ocn iiingIt in YariS erihicnccn
Memoiren Der @rGfiu bon 9oigne
miro IN omiiiontcr @ciie er5dblt, 100.
rim onl &oie bon &crioillca icne mid.
tige Gcrcnlonic, bic re colldDcr on
roi" genannt mur0e ultO oic ii6 fult
in breitcr Oeifcntlihtcit. obipielte,
beitonocu bat, Ger &onig fam ull4'
oen iogcnonntcn inneren @cm1dcrn
IN fem Sd)lui5immer. Ger Oicnit-
tbllen0e Ylnloicnicr nobm oll9 ben
SGn0en zines &ammcroiencr9 baS
@cbctbu6 un0 cincn groBen &cllhter
nit 5luei &cr3cn; CT folgtc 0cm S.
mig bis 5ll ser @oluItrooc, Die lid
Dor DEM Bette befano, CAB ibm ou4
Bud uno belt m6breno 0c3 fltr5en
NudtgebetCS Den 2eudtcr, lml i'm
Damn elmer pom &0uig be5eid)netcn
Eerion SIT geben. 0icic Fcrion mub-
te oua &itt boltcn, bis ser a0nig Iid
in's @ctt 0cIegt bate; ooS &ihtbols
ten mar cine iebr geiudte 2uS5cih.
nltng, urt0 Die critic Srugc, 0tc man
IN allen Salons 0eS Sofe5 an Die
pom ocolldcr Ou roi" 5uriidfcbrcnoen
&eltc rid)tctc, mar: D&cr bat oo&
&idt geboltcn? Mon 500 Dem &G'
Mig oo9 @clpono bis sum Scmoe aus,
mo er %prGIcrtirte Iid) Den 8crrcn
u1o 0nmcn Ger &of g WclcQi6oft
nodt bis 5lrrn @iirtcl. Der critic Som-
meroicncr iiberrcid)te Damn Der Dor.
nebmiten Yeri0nIidfcit inter oc1t
3ltiHnlteru ooS foni9lihc 9taht.
bcmo. @crm c3 cine Ycrion nor, bic
Dem &cr5cn ocS &0nig5 beipnbcrS
nubc Itono, 10 gerubte Moicit0t, ooS
&cmo inter ollcrIei ipGBigcnS pritns
gen mo @litoerucrrenfungcu ent9e.
gen 5t nebnlcu; ooS tntiuc Ntnd)tgcs
ipon0 mllr0c ruic cit @ull bin mo Der
%9clunrfcn, Der S0nig that, oils ipenn
cr ou9 &olSIod mo oic Icrmel ni6t
iinocn f0rnte, mo ollie, oicle SGer5e
6cglcitcte cin lalltcS @clGdter, III
bo8 Die Ampcicnoen pie ollf Gont.
mupoo cinltimmten, Nodoem OoS
ScmO ongc5o9en mur, brod)tc mani
Dem S0ltig ben Sdlofrod; Orei Sont-
m"eroiencr l0Itel i'm S6iucibe ibreS
NngeiidtS 0oS @%urtbon0 uno bic
Strunpfbnltcr Der f0ni8li6en I'm
tcrboicn; wcnn Oicic gcfoact poren,
bielt Der S0nig in ieinem Nodtfo'
Itiim Gerclc, mo5 cbenio gut 5ebn
Wtinlltcn pic 5luei S%tunOen 0ouern
forntc. @cnn scr &onig 0om miloe
lpor, lieB ct lid 81 lcincm SebnIeIiel
fiibren. 3luei Eogen bcmodtigten
iid) 81 gleidcr 3cit Der tonigliten
1iiBe unO lieBen Die Sdltbe uno bic
Striimpft ocS &6nigS INIT Nplomp"
- 10 lolttete Die SorIhrift ouf
Den SitBbooen fallen. Sn OemIeIbelt
g~ugenblifc 6ifnctc Elm Gbiirbiitcr Die
Gbiir uto riei: oSinolt8, Scrridoi'
tcnl" Die Gerenlonie mar beetloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
TlGtc ION aaocmciucm Sntcrcle.

FlaRc opn ali9cmciucm SntercNe.
gttp SaIl - Nortb. ii. 2erinston.
Strabc.
8aibington L. Nonumcut = Oct.
Sernon-Eloce
So6ns Sopfhls' ullioeriitGt -
Horo-SowarhItraEc.
Sobns Sopfins' SoipitaI = TorO.
9roaoipop.
Sdlodten- Document = GaIpert.
mo SapctteItrobe.
@rab bon Cigar gnen Goe -
@cItminiter- aird1of 6apcttc. uno
@reeneItraBe.
Oruio Sill Garf - 3u erreidcn
NIT uorolib Iaufenoen @aggons.
Sottcrion : Sarf - 3u erreifcn
nit oltli6 ~laufenoen @aGaons.
Sort WcSenry = 2ocuIt-Yoint.
6raucn : goGe9 -. ct. Saul. un6
%. StraBe.
Yca6ooD.S nititut uno Wuiif.gon.
icroatorium = SGT. Gernon-Ylace.
Erett's Srei 9i6Iiotbef - Mul.
berry,, nabe GatbebralsS trnBe.
G~atbebraie - Iul6crrp- un6 Ga.
tbc6ralItrabe.
afaoemie ser @iiienI6aften =
Sranflin- rno Gatbeoralitro6e.
golng Men'3 G6riitian aiiocio.
ton, Central Ge6duoe - Gbarles.
urb SaratogaitraBe.
EoitgebGuoe - Sapette- uno Gal.
DertitrnBe.
Cardinal Ui6bons' Heiioenj -
CHARLES. nno MnlberrpitraBe.
Sreimaurer Sempel - @oro.
GbarlesItraBe.
Dos Ienoms Eemprl - Cattle.
Sral, mo Saratogaitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

NT 8 mar einiae WoGen TpGter. Der
w 6riibGinQ mar nit Ieinem Sill
S born ii6er bic Grbc gegangen
unb bate einem iibermutbigen
gebefreubiqsn Singing 9lei6 nit
bolIen 9dnbsn IidteS Grin unb bunte
9Iiitben iiber bic tobten Sdrben res
Winters geitreut. 0dS 5ufarsnregts
ment bate our 5rcube fdmmtIider
~2ebeburaer feline Grer5ieriibungen i'm
5reien %begonnsn. Wenn Die S6ipas
bronen um bic Wittogsitunoe bon benz
9roBen grersierpldb in Der NG6e bes
Staotpalbe8 3urid tebrten, ba CAB
es po6t feline nod 70 grissgrGmige
gtGte, bic BEL ben i9metternbsn Sroms
petentIdnosn ni6t nie eleftriiirt ems
por ge3udt pdre unb, ben 8opf gum
6eniter ~tpenbeno, in tpebmitbigem
Riiderinnern no6l Der lGngit ents
fd%punbenen 3eit ba6te, bo ie Ia6ens
ben, Ieubtenben @u9es. ebsnfo pie
jebt bic tiTernoen WGb6en on !Sallss
tbiiren unb Strabeneden auf bic
f6muden Srieger aeblidt bate, bsnsn,
ME baS INNER mar uno nobl INNER
fsin tpiro, bic S9utjugenb pfeifenb
unb iingenb boran tra6te. 2uItig flat
tertsn bic i9par5stueiBen 2an8enfd6nz
den i'm lauiDarmen Sriiblingspinbe
unb iiber ben idmubbefpribtcn Uni
former fnb man ir0bli6e @eIi6ter, bic
fi6 %freuten, Der bumpfen &aiernenluft
%entronnen 81 fein unb bon 70 pielen
biibf6en Mdo6enausen bepunbernb
1ngeItnrrt 81 peroen.
Die erIte S4paoron unter @raf
maririb por io3ufasen bic populdrfte,
ba Ie auf jeben SAL eineu 3beil Der
Stobt burtbreitsn mubte, I'm in lire
9aIerne gu gelangen, fpd6renb bic ans
bern nur man6maf gum pripatpers
gnigen ibrer Gfii5iere bur6 bic Staot
unb an Der Nobnuns irgsnb elmer
Satin ober 0raut porhei gefibrt tpur.
ben.
Gortietnng iolgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

Rcuc@ JON Scrcntiimu 8.
- 9(l@ Scrcniiiimua chit i'm milOen
Sort piri6tc, inb CT, mie lid 5luci Nr-
better nit einem Ncrungliidtcn 81
idoficn motten, Der lid) bci'm 600cn
elmer eide ooS @ein 9cbrohcn bate.
Die bciOen @enoiicn OeS lln2lild-
lid)cn morct bolO nit i6rcr <nit 5rt
GnDc mo itonocn rotbIoS 0o. oSS
oll6 Gin l(nuerItonO bon Dem Wnnn,
OaB CT lid) 10 lucit BON scr Stoot, no
Gr5tIidc @iilie is, OoS 9ein ic6ro6cn
bot" mcintc Gurhlaud)t ctmoS Dor
muri4poll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
6rOFc nnO flcinc Sarmcn in ocntidcr
Nnhbnridnft.

SGBne gefunoe @eseno; oireIt All ODER nabc
Der &abnftation; outer trit6ibarer Nooen. Iuf
cintee gaupldbe; gcrinGe Nn6ublItg; lcidtc
Gebin9unacn. Rdbcrcs bel Scrmuun Vuoems
buup, Mr. III, AurO.GBnrlcss Strnfc, gaItiz
more, Mo.
(sGiiietartcn bon mo mad europe itnb
ebeniuls bier 81 baben) (Sept1010
Su Uerfanfcn:
Senc Dr1btooIlen 1HunerHe1 3iuCiiiOdigen
9dltcr an Der WprbsGurlcts etrGRc, 5lpif6cn Ser
ValtinoresStra6 Itno Sairmuunts glocrrc, nit
allen mooernen 9inrt6tingery lpie; eH1Giairie
Snhelualtlielt uno aiibens9luSgiific. cementirte
Seller, 3rottoire NH Sbfe, %sefortrte %efiibitlc,
Wtnrntors 3 rcppet, glnihluB an GlonfensGanal;
Strnbcnptlni!cr ans neraIuftet Siegelfteincu.
Get0tc Scbtn9mnGen. WlnM rcbme sic Sotrs
mount Iocnles sSaG9ons. 9reiS ncnn6unoert
Collars $4,000. 0rnnb5tnS fc6Sunobrctbig
Sollnrs $500.
Nae iene1 f6jncn mooerrcn Sdufer an ser
Npro' %utnnlaes straRc, 6luii6cn Der 5nirmnutts
Ahenuc nno 9n.iHtoresS trnbe, nit alien Sim
ri6tul9cl zines Der 3eit cntipre9enoen Snuies;
lie. nnleil gcieben, I'm peluiiroiet at iperoeiI.
Ntle obenecnunnten @obnun9en licgen inner
Hal9 ctnes 3GuierGepierts bon Battlefront.
Sart". 9nb5ifragell bel &alter =, @eftpbal an
AT UNI Stele. (Wtdit. tWd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

W ots.-3nfllbr 2I2II Wnld)cI;
TerInnOt bon ocn @lcuntorcn $3.50
9llifcl; Glcuatorcn.Sorrot 1882
S67 0nlhcl. Gerfdufc: 10000 9u.
ihel 3uli 603s; I @oggon Spot,
1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Nics IN Ehrc Mc[cncnhcit

3ur @rpcrbunN eiHc5 nInocrncn 3tpcis ODER
brcilt6dtgc1 Sdnics In outer qape.
200 0luierGeuiCrtc SitsNUrtt.glucnic.
Ne0uerl iitr ulle StrnBcubabHs yiniet. ScocS
@nuS bciibt nle Ginriftun0cn, nit bercn Gin
rlooerucs SGlis alisgcitattet perofn fam,
S69lidl rno Sonntaas iur Suipcftipn piicn.
G1ac. y. Suroette,
(Scpt5-) gr, II, SftsHeriugtuu.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

9afer.-3uiubr 1873 Nuld)el
Gus Den glepatoren 5uriidge5ogen
S072 9uidel; glepatoren 4. Gorrat6
317,573 8uidel. 8ert0uie: / @og.
gon Nr. 2 mciBer, 1872 I DO. Nr. 2
gemiI6ter, AZ; I DO. 90, A.; I 90.
Nr. 3 meiber. 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Seutige Sd)luBrate:

Hoggen. - 3lliubr - 9ulbel;
olt@ oen Gleuatoren 3uriidgc5ogen
$50 9uihel; @leoatoren Sorrotb
22,59S Yuidel.
Seutiae SdlnBrote:
pr. , mcItIi6er Hoggcn. rs 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Baltimore Wnrft6cridjtc.

Baltimore, 81. Wtui 1907.
McbI.- 3ufubr 1S,057 60iicr,
cinihlicBlih 962 6Giicr 81 2ocult'
@oint mo 1865 IGiicr 5u Caution.
&ilitenpcrionot 36l IGiier. Die Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
NnftiDns : Nnscigcn.
Mrtbnr =. Safiun, RcdbtSauiualt,
0I3 0nlUcrts Ncbauoc.

Nfibhr 7. 3adIbn, 3icdltonnipnIt,
9i3 6uIucrts8cbduoc.
Su ucrfnufcu
bic luertbcOIen grunb}inefrcien &ubnbdlicr
Hr. 1929 nno 1851, Sf.9ioolr, Str,
dut oftcniliter gllition an Srt mn Stcue
miontan, hen %. Wini 1907, 4 llBr g'adlmtttaGs.
9eoeS @rinbitiid ctlpa n 6nb & 3un lei
ctlpa $50 SlB his Ut elmer 20 SUB Nncb.
@runoiinsirei. 9Iti ieoem Srrnbftiid itebt Gin
oretllodtgco 5ieacltteinernc3 9SrbubuiS mt
tipeitiodi9eln @iilteracbiuoe, iouic cincn 5icpcIz
iteinerren StnI binier glr. 1881.
SSepen citacbcnocr @eidreibung, @coin0rn0cn
etc. ltebe sSlin" bonn Is, %. %. unb 27. Wui.
TrtbHr y. Sndiuu,
Nmualt.
Sdrunb 9rue. & Gu.,
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ldcI; Terldn0t bon 0cn GIeOotoren
1000 8uihel; Gleoatorcn . &orrot6
$4,000 9uidel. &erfGuie 5000 9u.
ideI 5ltli, 99% 5000 90, 1894 3
@o99onS Nr. 2 rotber weitIiher
Spot, 80.
Gc,+i,n GhL,E,,4o.
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@erlanst int g~Gsemeineu.


Mlanu un6 Srau aut elmer Sarnl, miiiicu
eiipae en9ltib neritcbcl. Gub5ulruGen in gtr.
143t, 2tnoensNnenIc. Q3G|
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@clo 5n pcrlcibcn.

1891. Scltctcs GtaOitNemeut. 1891.
Warplano Gbattcl &uam Niiuciatipu.
%l6ert Slumc, jun, @ef0dftSitbrer.
6nlDcrtsS cbduoe,
ge9ctit6er ocm @eri6tssG ebiubc.
Simmer 300, 23t nno 233 g. GtodlpcrD.
Stouits@dc Tancttc. uub ct. 8aulsetr.
01rlebel bon $4,000 his $500, 600 AMI W6s
bel: EtdroS etc. ohne Gnifernnnq o~erlelbeu.
8ciebll0e Staten. Neinc gSt6erci.
Wo. Rbollc SonrtI. 1856. Is. & q. ct. QuuI
265O. (giob0, 1S,I&S)
Snc, mcldc Och ne6rnunlen, ~iYredcu bier
uur. WnIetbclt nuf SuIdre, 9it56cl itnb @rlinos
ei1cltbr'n. SIN ScrirdlcrI. Ncinc QoQr- Office
W'ei0n6ell; o,uSaitlncrr Snueitmcnt o." ar.
f20, RcrosVaea.S trnfc. (27s@
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acutides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

2cutidles Observation-Disclosures .Niircau,
iit1tcr Der Ilfit6t OCr a9cuilhelI @efeufhuTi".
SteicttgclL Die oeuiffc Sanolpcrler, @lr6eittr
len lid perionlt6 ooer In trunfirten Nrlelcn un
Den Ngenfelt Der Geieulnait, Subaun .. Wiener,
Stniiner 1t1a, Hr. 215-217, GpurtIauos 2trGbs,
pelloeit, lpelrer uleltgeItli6 Nusinllt eribeilel
mtro. Sprehliltoen BON 1 bis 3 l1r.
CSan271D
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gu '%Uerraurrn:
MOOernc Sdufcr i'm 500 @eSiert, @orO.gort.
Strabe; 9rcis $3.50.
Subcrocm: 2abcu nit 8obnbnus gr. 51S,
Gorb. SOrisGirabe; cute Sage fir @roeeriesaa.
ben. 8rciS $14O0. gscnicn an Srt Ii. eteuc.
6. 5. Gallagher, gaumeiiter,
@iireou in 9lr. 2407, 5airTlounts sberue.
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gerIanst Sranen nuS @ab@eu.


9erlnngt:
Gin MdoheH fit Die duaeI1elne Sdiisarbelt
in elmer SuInilie bon orct 8crtoneI1. HaD5u
frngeH in 9ir. 2445, WieSnloBsStrafe.
U42-9)
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gSdfderrt.
3ans.pfdtter
nno quite rSoiberS" pber .gptc eetters."
Surge Dadnner
nit Grfn6runa In irsenb elmer grtf.arbeit.
nngelerut.
s~ahs4itanspT inf
In Hr. fO5, ,s~orb,et6erth. etraee.
Giie Sros.
(sNni4 .19RD
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8erfangt:
Gin gutter Seller fir 8roo unb Cafes. Gads
%onfraoen IN sr. 26t0, 5efieriun. GtraRe.
G4f-3)
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8 mar einiae WoGen fpGtsr. Der
~ 6riiblinQ mar nit fcinem Sill
> born ii6er bic Grbc gegangen
tlnb botte einer iibermiithiden
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gu perfauicn.

3u ucrfnufcn:
sine a1iqebenbe @ds9Sirtbfbuit. 4adBufraoei
lit 9ir. t0t1, 9uro,Spuo.S traBe. G425
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%gerlauat:
Sine Sruu oocr Wtdodelt. %erfubren I'M Sdus'
~reinigeu; mus @lnpfebluu9 geben iotlleli. Si
lIlelocn in 9r. 1406, 6utnipi &lace. O42)