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Evening journal., 1907-03-08
Simply Swallow
Many Eat as Though They Were Bland
and Their Tongues Cut Out.


nvsDensia is built on confidence-Itoc
much confidence in the ability Of your
stomach 20 digest anything and every
thing you put into it-
In this age we have developed speei
I'm every line Of action, and we have also
aeveioped speed in mastication.
we don't take time to eat right and
sometimes we do not eat the right kind
of food. Sometimes, we carry our busi-
ness to our meals and as a result eat
mechanically. We cat as though we were
blind and our tongues cut out We sim
ply swallow.
The result is that the food we eat is
half chewed. and lies like a lump Of lead
on the stomach.
You may deny 20 yourself that you
cbuse your stomach, but when you get d
bloaty feeling, you can't eny you've got
IT,
When you get brash, eructations, burn
ing sensations. bloatlng, aversion to food
loss OF appetite nelchlng and other kin
dred ailments, there is not much use
asking yourself, for the time being, VIII.
you suffer. The fact is you've got thes
ailments and the question of the hour Is
how to get rid Of them at once, so tina
at your next meal you may be able to sii
down and look at your meal straight ii
the face-with a keen appetite and q
smile. and enjoy thoroughly everything
you cat.
Just one OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
VIII digest an ordinary meal, without thl
help of the stomach. one Ingredient o
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will digcs
5000 grains Of food The strongest stom
ach couldn't do tho work any better thar
one Of these wonderful little Tablets cal
do it.
Each tablet contains the strongest di
eestive agents It is possible 10 obtain.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not
Just what is in them-hydrastls, colder
seal. lactose and aseptic pepsin. They
are recommended by 1000 licensed ply
siclans in the United States and Canada
And they are recommended by every
one who uses tham-they can't help Il
for they Immediately invigorate the stom.
ach by letting It take a rest; they sirens
then the gastric iuice and cause the ap
petite TO become keen and regular.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablots viii surel
destroy dyspepsia, brash. bleching, tina
lump Of LEAD" iceligg. burning sensa
tions, indigestion, loss OF appetite. an,
aversion 20 food
Have stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets hand,
where you can take one or two aftcl
each moal Then you VIII know what
blessing II is 20 nave "a good appetite an,
TO get all the good possible out Of every
thing you eat You'll feel rosy and sweet
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets at any dras
store Oh earth 5oc.
Send s your name ana address to-dal
and we Nwil at once send You 10y mai
sampH package free. Address p. A
Stuart S5 stuart Bldg. Marshall
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
MORE CONCESSIONS
FOR THE TRAINMEN
P. R. R. Adds lO Cents a
Day TO Wages Of Brake
men

Trainmen employed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad yesterday received an
other concession rrom the company as
result of conferences which were
held with General Manager .Atterbury
during the last month. 1t was am
nounced officially by the Pennsylvania
that all hrakemen in the company's
local service on the schuylkM and
Philadelphia divisions of the system
VIII be given an increase In wages
amounting to 10 cents a day. Their
present rate OF $21l a day has been ad
vanced to $3.50
This step was taken, the Pennsyl-
vania announced, In response to de-
mands from the committee represent
ing trainmen which has been negotiat-
ing with Mr. Atterbury that the wage
scale for the local brakemen be ad-
justed to meet the rates being paid
men holding similar places on other
parts OF the system.
Concessions given the trainmen In
the Pittsburg yards as result Of the
conferences win amount to about S426.-
600 a year. The voluntary increase of
10 per cent announced by the Pennsyl-
vania on December 1 resulted i'm an
increase OF $s,4S60OO a year, OF which
SlS0l,00O was applicable to trainmen.
T The road rates which have just been
accepted as adjustments by the train
men resulted in a further increase of
SiSO000 a year, and the yard rates in .
volve an addition OF S32S 600 year TO
the company's payroll AL told, there
fore, the trainmen have heen given in
creases since December last amount
ing 70 about s2,ll5,00 n year
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
SOCIETY LAUDS
DEAD OFFICER

In Asbury NJ. E. Church yesterday
afternoon the members attending the
quarterly meeting OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society held n
memorial service In honor OF their de-
parted secretary. Miss Carrie Brown.
Fools were given by Miss Grace Quigg,
and addresses were made by several
0'vesent Including Miss shaefer, OF
Philadelphia.
The meeting was omiuently success
Gel from every standpoint and de-
~, 'ped the flct that the society is IN
better condition numerically and fnan-
c.ally than in many years.
An interesting lccture on Mexico
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

Ceresota flour is the best flour made
from spring wheat. We recommend It
10 YOU. Try a bag.
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
SHALL EASTER OR THE
Thermometer
Time Your Spring Preparations 2

E7 7ASTER SUNDAY hasn't come as early as it
| r will this year since 1902. 1t won't come so
iNR early again until the first decade of this CEN
&SASg tury has passed Now then the question
arises are you going to let your preparation for the
dressiest of all holidays be determined by the ther
mometer or the occasion Or you going to be
one of those foresighted who realize that you to
get spring suit whether sooner later and might
well be prepared for Easter Sunday if the weather
be propitious
At all events we must be ready whatever you
determine and so tomorrow we'll show you many
new spring styles with which you'll be delighted.
And in the face of this abnormally early spring
preparation we're handicapped with of the win
ter styles of which we'll try make end tomorrow
if price be an inducement
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
WILMINGTON DAY
AT JAMESTOWN

Wilmington is TO have a special day set
aside as wilmington Day at the James
town Exposition and also to have a
special exhibit from this city. An invita-
ton from the board OF governors Of the
exposition TO ahis eject has been received
by Mayor Horace Wilson and at the meet
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
CHANGERS HAD
SOCIAL time

Members who attended the session OF
New Castle Grange yesterday afternoon
spent delightful time in social converse
and discussions Of the various matters OF
interest which had been considered at the
morning session. Il was one Of the largest
ana best attended quarterly meetings ever
held by the eranse. and those having the
meeting in charge were grataod at the
interest manifested and the excellent re-
ports presented
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

tended every courtesy of the Board Of
Governors 70 them.
The Board CT Trade decided TO appoint
special committee 10 arrange for a "wn-
mington Day" and ais, FOR & sp cial ex-
hibi. from this city. This committee VIII
be appointed by the president and will be-
sin work on the project at once
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
w. g D.

Dissatisfaction with
good enough" ideas, so
Characteristic of Amer
leans finds expression
in nothing 50 much as
in the demand for new
ness and progression in
clothes styles.
Our ability to antici-
pate and understand the
trend of these demands,
is the factor that has
gained for us the posi-
ton of acknowledged
leadership in the origin
ating of styles in mems
and boys clothes.
w. 6 D.
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
ss ss ss

All about Il Saturday. March .. at
Wilmington Candy CO.. 220-222 Market
street See the store and see il you are
a S3rd er
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

George Nen. Of Glasgow. Scotland is ex-
peciei here tomorrow on visit to his
brother. Robert 8. Neil. OF this city Mr..
Neil who Is a tenor vocalist has been
booked by the caledonian Club OF Phila.
delphia to sins in that city ON April g.
Evening journal., 1907-03-08
LAVENDER
BUnIED TO-DAY
Many Floral Offerings Sent
by his Friends and Mem
berS Of New Castle A. A.
speeIal b rhs EvenIng Journal.

hltildA 10 AAiH Evening JVutHhls
NEW CASTLE. March s-The fun
eral Of Elmer Cavender, aged 10 years
son Of Thomas Cavender. was held
from his nome at Fourth and Della
ware streets. at ? o'clock this after
noon.
The pail bearers were Edward V.
Platt. Harvey Wilhelme. James Law
lor Mark Clymer, Harry Ahearn and
Everett Howard.
The casket was nearly covered with
handsome floral offerings from many
friends and fellow members OF the
New Castle Athletic Association. In
terment was made in the Presbyterian
cemetery, beside his mother, who was
buried over a year ago.
Given Farewell Party
A farewell party was rendered Miss
Elizabeth Bacon at her home on North
Third street last evening by her many
friends among the young people Of the
city. She will shortly leave for Farm
hurst, where her mother has been
named as matnon.
The evening was enjoyably spent in
playing games and other form OF
amusement.
Dead in Chicago
Word has been received in this city
OF the death Of Joseph Snavely, father
OF Harry Snavely OF this city, and
formerly a foreman at the Tasker Iron
Company.
His death. which was due to ap-
pendicitis. occurred in Chicago, and his
body was shipped TO Wilmington
where his funeral will be held to-mor-
row at 3 o'clock.
Banks Downey
The marriage OF Miss Laura J..
Downey. OF Kimbleville. Pa, to John
Banks who resides near the Smith
farm. south of New Castle, took place
at the NJ e. parsonage. at Newark
last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev DR.. CorlTan. Ihe
couple will occupy the farm formerly
occupied by Robert Smith.
News Of the Town
Mrs. 5. Beattie Wylie returned yes
terday from Philadelphia where she
has been treated at a hospital for ap-
pendicitis.
A rattle for a razor viii be held on
Monday evening at Ahearn's barber
shop. the proceeds OF which viii go
10 help cover the expenses Of Elmer
Cavender's funeral.
Duke. the valuable pointer owned by
Cant. Chauncey p. Holcomb' whlcn
was carried away on the ice boat
John Waver, recently, returned on tha'
boat yesterday.
Prof. Holloway received a challenge
Yesterday from Goldey College, VIII
mington. for a game OF baseball with
/ the High School.
A number Of fishermen Of this CITY
have ordered their shad nets and pre-
variations are being made for the com
ing season. -,
George Madden, aged y years leU
overbogrd at Truss wharf yesterday
and was rescued with difficulty
William Honan has heen appointed
foreman OF the chipping department
AT the Baldt steel plant.
Mrs. Irwin Thatcher is coniinea ~
her home with a severe attack Of h-
ness.
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

Bread is the staff Of life Ceresota
flour is the staff Of bread. Try a<bag
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

You need not expect good bread
only from good flour; try a bag
Ccresota.
Evening journal., 1907-03-08

Every household should have bag
or barrel ~ ceresota -four TO insure
ths bsst bread.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12

600 Collars unb in 1905 iino iogol
t,394,6S5 Collars tit tRStiiden9iiO:
oct por9eiebcn. I'd
Ser llnterboIt Der ltootiid)en Scll
ermehren I'M 2alloe miro j0brlid
300 W}iQionen Collars iibcriteigen
limo mas muB an Die ISellcrperiide
rungS . @cieQid)oiten 1T Sorm Dor
Eromicn ge5oblt merOenl Sc bDbel
bic @crIrtite burd Sdooenieiicr, bette
bober bic 9eriifcrungs E Frdmien
IS lpcroen I'M 2onbc jdbrlid nohl
ae9cn POO Wituionen Collars an
Nromien ge5ablt unh bic beden Die
ScrlllIte nid)t einmol INNER. @ei.
tcre Vtiaionen gchen bllrd) Die lin.
tcrbred)ung Der 8eid)afte in SplgC
BON S6uhenfeuern perloren.
@orunl iino, trob nnierer treitli.
dlen 6euernebren uno 2oid) = 9lppo.
rate, Die sScuerid0oen iopiel GROCER
OILS III onoeren 2Gnbern2 Sn Bottom
3. 9. beldllit ijd) Der 5ellcrihoben
aai0brlid ollf ourfid)nittli6 an
bcrtboIb Wtiuionen Collars. sSn eli.
ropGii6en Stdoten bon etipo glei.
der @robe betr6gt CT ctipa 10000
Collars, olio MIR Ben 5ebnten Sbeil.
@o liegt Der 8runo 5u bieicm ouf,
iollenben WtiBpcrb1ltnib? @ir brit
lien inns gerne bomit, bob mir in
Der 9autb0tigfeit an Der Spite Ser
Nationcn iteben; oui Die lel,criiber-
belt Der 8ebdl,bc miro ober trob oes
GrdngenS Der &criid)crungS : @e.
icuid)aitcn nod, INNER niht oenii-
9enb Gildiidt genommen. Wcbr
nod lit obcr Die omerifol1iide 2abr-
l0iiigfeit llriofc Der pielen Seller-
@crIllItc.
Gos &oIf lit nidt bn5r cr5ogen,
NIT 2idt uu,b Scller i,rl5itaebel,. Die
ailtber mcrben gcraoe5u ba5u ergo
gen, nit Dem 6ellcr 5u ipielcn. Sn
ben Stroben fam man iaIt tdelid)
mebr ODER meligcr grobe nIcucrhcn"
lcbell, Die bon flclnen Sllngen ailge-
5iinoet uno geld,iirt iueroen, obne
bob iih Die Eoli5ei pber ionlt Sc.
moito borltln befilmnert.
llnb Die Ilten iillb nit 3iinobol'
5ctn, 2idt uno 0ei5 = Ipporatcn
e%benfoQs leihtiinniq. @arum aud
nid)t? GurdJ Sobrldliigfcit pcrllr-
iod)tc Sellerihdocn mcrbcn BON ben
Geriiherllngs Geielliboften ge.
mobnlih be5oblt, Die llridd)cr beS
Sclicrs mcrbcn aher bod)It ieltcn 5ilr
Gcrontuortilng NM Strofe ge5oarl.
Selbit Die nori1tlihcn 9~runbltiftcr
cntgcben in pieIcn 6daer Der pers
hierlten Stroie. Gcin Wunber, lucnn
in Imerifo jobrlih @ertbe III Der
Sobc bon Sunberten Miaionen 5iped-
los in Gdi,t nub Nid)c oufgcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
In MamdD nnb NidDc.

SsNi fei1lem 2onbe Der @elt mirh
iobiel gebailt, pie in ben Ser. Stao-
ten. SelbitperitGnolid). benn sic
Wtinion mebr Ginnonoerer, sic of.
iGhrlid) ms 2onb itromcn, miiiien
Mohnunoen baben. Iqein Dos lit
nift Der einSige @r,inb uniercr re.
gen @~oiitbotigfeit St feinem Son.
De Der Welt iperoen 10 piele 8eb0uoe
bilrd) Seuer seritort, mie III belt
Ser. Stooten. 90 ltelen iid) Die
: ,seilerihooen fir hen Monut Nopcr.
Der nuf 19.t22,2ON Collars, fir Die
ahgelnufencn elf Wonotc bieies Sab,
res atf runb 200 Millipnen. SIM
Sabre 1906 tpuroe Gigentbum I'M
@ertbe BON AGO Winionen ourd,
Seler 5eritort, I'M Sabre 1905 fir
ntebr ols 175 Willionen. @eldle
@ertbe u%liicres Notional : &er1o-
gers meroen oltrf ,Seiier pernihtet!
Sn Die g~egebenen 3ablen iinb Die
aroben @erluite, Die burd) @alos
Iranbe Ii. ogI. angerihtet ipcroen,
nift einmol eingeredjnet. Die Heb.
nnne lit iibrigens nit benz seritorten
Gisentblm nod, niht obselhloiien.
1Gie umerifaniihen Stdote 5abIen
aaiabrlid enorme Gunner our lin,
terbaltiina Der Jeuermebren. fir
g priben, SdlGnd,e II. bal, 60 TO-
iicte ufts bas 5euer . 9epartement
IN Baltimore bieies Sabr rtt'o S97,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
Ger 9au BON @aHcrWegcn.

SuGr5ebntc lang lit Der 9ou bon
@oiicripegcn IN ben Sereinigten
Stooten pertohloiiigt iporoen. Gs
lpltroen g%ilenbnbncn iiber @lletbabe
ncut gebaut. @b5ll ca nod Mo'iers
itruBen Die Den 9obncn MIR nt1be-
qlirnn ietu fonntcn mo ibre @in1obe
men ititGlern mtbtct. Sect auf
einrlal Gin llmid)ipune. @ir bran.
hel1 @aiieritroben. Er0iibent Gooie
belt bciiirluortete auf ieincr letten
Heiic nod, Dem @eitcn uno Siloen
ben Ban bon @oiicritroBcn i'm Wfii.
iiIiippi+8 ebiete ais cine rationale
glufgobe. Ser iogenonnte v6lub-
unb Safen.GongreB," Der leste @ode
III @oibington getoat, bat iit) ebcn'
foQs fir cine aQgencinc @erbeie-
rllng Ser S~nlnno-@alieripe9e oilrh
Die 9lmbcsrcgicrung ullsgcIprohen,
bot gleid) G~orid)lGgc genlaht, mie Die
Sohe an5rgreifcn iei. Nidlt weni-
ger oils 80 Wtiuionen Gnlors ioaen
mcnieitens 5ebn Sabre lang idbrlid)
Sl,n, Ausbau mnierer Snlonbe@olier-
mege mlsgegeben meroen. Gin tiid)tiz
ger @riff In Snfel Snm's Safe, in.
sebn ,Sobren 500 Miuionen Collars.
@enm olti benz Congress Die Flanloa
ligfcit Der bisberiecn Irbeiten 3ltr
Aiisgeitoltlng u%nicrer @aiieruege
b%enldnDrlt muroe, 10 lit oogeeen
nidts ein5umenben; %ebeniopenig bo.
aegen, ooB cine peritonoi1e, liberale
unb plonnldbig ourd5ufilbrcnbe ar'
belt IN Mngriff .a%enonlnlen peroen
ioa. gQein ebe mo- oqiobrlih so
Wiaionen nerfangt, lit cs notbia,
porber Die notbigen &orbercitungen
Su treffen nnb Yldne sl cntuerfen,
mcld)e WoiierltroBcn mlsgeboltt mcr.
Ben ioaen, no %begounen merbcn ioa,
nie iid oic Soften itelen Ii. o9l. nj.
Der y5lilB- uno Saicli.G onereb" bat
feline Gorihl0ge roriiber aenod)t, bat
lpeoer Yl1r,c, nod Wethooen empfob.
len. ST perlonat MIN 80 Willionen
Collars prp Sabr, oanlit Die Nuiier'
ltroben in 5cbn Sabren 3ilin Better
ocs Sanoels fertigaeiteQt lperoen
fonnten. @cr aber biirQt oofiir, hab
Die grbeit nit 90 Wiuionen i1brli1
in einen Sabr5ebnt pollenoet mcrben
fam? Maer Observation-Disclosures nod
miir>en Die 500 WtiIliorCn nod 5ehn
Sahren auigebraud,t icir. oble bab
man orn Sielc mare, uno bob Damn
nod meitere llnb bobere ISorberungen
geltellt miirben. ols iett. @enm Der
Gongreb @emi1igilngen mad)t, bnSu
nod iolf)e in Der 9obe bon pielen
Wiuionen, 10 mllB bod mobl 5uerIt
bis in'S @in5elnc feit9eitellt peroen,
mos fir bas @elo 81 leiIten lit. Cab
unierc 8aiieritraBeu ailsgeboltt luer-
Den miiiien, lit ollbcr 6rogc. Setter
bon Giienbabnen baben iih Oahin
orsgeiprod)en bob Die 9obnen Sen
Sitter Terfebr faum mebr bepGlti.
gcn sfonnten. iiberoies lpiiroen @ai-
ieritrabcn Sen @iiterperianot peient.
lid perbiaieen. Gie 9unbes. Negic.
rllilg mlB bas rationale @erf burd,.
fiibrell Die einSelneu Staaten iino
oosn nidt I'M Stanbe. slher che elm
10 erobcs uno if~oftilfeliges illnterneI,-
men, III Dem Ole 9dit5e Station intes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
TdJt Seitcu.
rSeff" Gapis hat bas @ort.

IQcn 8epflogcnbcitcn bcS piiroi.
gen Shcrbuuies 5lnpiocr, olcr icit
Sobren i'm Scnat geiibtcn Gillette
ipottcno bat Senator Scffcrion 0upis
uon grfonias icinc critic &coc loSge-
loIicn, ebe bic iiblihc Erobc5eit abae-
loufen iuor. limo leiue Goaegen bas
ben i'm millig g@e1pdbren ~laiiel. %
Die ISitngfer1lreoe oes Scnators poll
Irfallios ober lGllger oils cine Stlu,oe
ballcrtc, 10 botten lid gcgen Ben
Sd)lllb Die mciiten Gollcgen bes Hco.
ners ygebriidt" ober bprtcn nift ntebr
ano1dtig 81. Senotor 0apis crflortc
bon pornbrrein. Oab CT feline Suit ia.
BE- ollf ieincm ScnotorcnsSite SIT
iporten, bis CT groll gelporocn lei, che
CT ieinc attipe Irbcit beginner foune.
Gr moae ioiort friidl froblidJ utb frci
einige Der brenncnben Sngesfragcl
nnihncioen. llro Damn fam CT nit
ieiner @eicbpurlogc 5urllntcrOriid1ln9
Der fruits, Der Gombinotionen ullb
Der Gonipirntionell. Mobifal miilIei
Tie allsgerottet mcr0ell, lit Die IlllidJt
DeS Scnntors bon 9Irfunlas, ulo CT
iagt: D@em oieic mcine Gorlage &c
Jet miro, Damn mrroen Die Snilts nit
Stumpf mo Stlel Don Der Grbe per
idminben." ltnb MN lieb Der Seno-
tor cine bonnernoe Ebilippifa gcgell
Srltlts mo Gorporotionen los, gcgeit
Die I'M lid frcilenoen arebSgeidhuilrc
an nirtbidaItlid)Cu Sorpcr bes 2an@
bes. 9os 'Sberman'ide Mnti-Srnlf.
8eieb bot nibt einen ein5igen Srhit
pcrllld)tet, I'M 8egentbeil Die Sratlts
iinb inter bcmielben gut %aebiebcn.
Rabe3r iicben Sabre iinb BON ser
r%itrenuoien" ErGiioelltidlaft bes 6rn.y
Ropicpelt perItrihcn, un0 nit al Der
Hegicrnnas Maidinerie ullb of lei
rler 8Gpalt lit nod, fein Irult &C.
submit, piel meniger pernidtct norbell.
Ginunbiiiui5ia Multimillio,lore pes
2anbes beliBeu 1896 Miuioncn Col.
lars, iiinfunhoreibig Ero5ent bes 9oil.
sen observation-disclosures. @clo lit G0.
MIG, @elo lit @ott! @as Die 5ruit-
Wagnatcn brnltd)en, llm ooS @eieB 5lt
relpcftiren, lit, bub lie mic gcrpohn-
lide 8crbreder bcbanoelt merben. Sn
Die 3%lld)tbouier NIT ibnen! Illd ci.
men susfoQ auf Oen Eroiiocntcn mo
Iein Snbress Ginfommcn bon $4,000
Collars fonntc lid Senator 9npis
nidt perfneifen.
Sir eiten equator unb Stoots.
mann lit Die Hebe nid]t b~ebeutenb. nc
nigitens nid)t in Dem Sbeil mas bis
iett oopon gemeloet lit. SIS fehlcn
borin flare, idopfcriid)c @ebnnfc1.
Ncu borin lit Der oroufgongeriid)c
Con. Cen lit man in Dem ruhig be.
bnftiomcnS enot nidlt gelpobnt. acii
Wunber, penn lid Die Serren Cote.
gen oiinne mad,ten. Sd)licBlid) mar
aber Die Mebe bes Senators bon ar.
fnnios olld) nenieer iiir bic Mitienn.
teren ais fiir Die @oaerit'n nitb 5itll
Ieniter hInous fir oos Golf gebaliell.
Serr Iopis miro m1brenb ieiner Sc
natorentb1tigfeit nod piel @uiier in
ieinen g~dbrenoen @ein tbirn miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
Sphn Marttu.

IS iiarb ant 8. Se5embcr 1907. 300 BAD.
mttinas. 3nbn Martin i'm utter non 60 5abren,
9 Wlonaten nro II lagen. N%ellebter 8aiie eoll
Spra MarttH. 8eriparbte mo Sreunoe finn
nhti19spotl cinaelaoeu, bcr GcerbigIng beiaus
lpobnen. ipelde am Srcitaa, Nnhnlittaes | nbc.
bon ieincr @obnling, Nr. 600, GnttcrllsNneillte
ten STRIDE, @aitsslectlue unh StltonzS trnBe, INT
1a2 llhr, nnb hnnn alf oct "NGf eaiuil eenles
tcrp" ituttiinoct.
Slt bit mad bielct bnrtcn S6nler5en
Ron Sciret gicbcn i%prtqeclIt,
Sic Mf init fprgenpulcHt 6er5en
Sic 8ranfbeit bitten germ gebetlt.
God arners mars bel Gem belbioteit,
IN oeiien Saflo mir Ile ittlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
Su0esfIGc.

8iiaiaei hilbert, rs Sabre alt, Hr. 2027, Wtas
hifon' apenne, 0. 2eSeulber. 49,
@eprgc Sphnbanier. 81 Sabre alt, 9tr, 253s;
GartDn+ anenite, 9. Se5e1nbGt.
Subn 9uut, so Sabre alt, 9tr. 1920, gtpros
TuIasttsSirabe. 10. Sc5entbcr.
Subu Sdntt, 40 Sabre alt, Er. 6f9, 2Sefts
Gee strabe, Q. December,
Nnna 3rIeniat 81 Sabre alt, gtr. S2S, 9tprbs
Nulass Strafe. 8. Ne1enher.
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@uttfrieo Milhclm Gcrn.

Nadts, mad ~idnocrcm qcioen @ptttrfro Nii.
brlm aern, ~aelicbter @attc bon &oiiie Stern,
i'm FILTER bon As -Sabren, in feiner gSobnute,
oieurlg iinbct am Donneritan, 9il9mitia9s UNI
. llhr, BON ber pbengendn1ten 2Sobnulg aus
nuf Der .gouhnn Bart GeHc!erD" itatt. get
febltlta pribattm. (3i5-6)
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Wpttlteb M1nfc.

IS iiarb am 10. Sc3cmbcr 1907 BD!tIieb
Mbnfc, %9cliebter @attc bon Niarte Nl6nle, I'M
Mltcr bon 81 Sabren, 1 .Oionat nm % lagelt.
Gerlpaitoie liro 5reinoe hcr 6anliIie 'ito adj
tungshon eiugeIdocn, oer Ncerbi0lng am Srct.
tas, giahmittnes 2 ll6r. bon fciner gSobnltl9,
Or. 500, gorbslsapfons Strnbc. ans hei5imnbs
men. geiieBunD auf Der yNonoou Earl Gene
tern. (345-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
Mnrtr Snd,.

IS ftarb am o. 9e5embcr 1907 @iarie san,
Satin hcs herfiorbenen Saoob sad, i'll Der SSobs
ltllitg ibres Sobiies, gr. 1000, Ncfts5aDelics
Strabe. I'M 50. Sabre ibrca Ychens, Die Ec.
c~roi9uta finbet an Epuncritaa, 9inhmittua5
. tlbr. bon Der obeitecnunitet lSobnung aus
aif Der baltimore Cemetery" itGtt.
t31h-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-12
Senrn Tpridtfp.

IS ftarb am 10. 5eSember 1907 mad LANCER
mo fhnler5boler Rrantbeit IN fctrer gSobnnfa.
in ieinem 66. 2etensjnbre. g~eIiebter @atte bon
6enrtettn Sorfhfp. Bic Ycerniguta filtoet am
3rettag, ben' 10, Se5cmber. ltuhmtttdgs , ubr,
mel Geuctcrn" ftotI .t34G-O
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MuD0lalun.

Ser ftbaftc uno erbbte Griebtof In gaIti'
Gwiee SnitanobaIting abfpIut garuntirt. -Teut.
fher @ertrcter alf benz Srieobofe Sonntaes bon
Q ubt Wiorgets biz 8 llbr gbenos, an Io6en'
tagel aut 8erabreolMa. @rabf!dtten gu alien
Yreifen
GitS EtiIte: 22G ..Gtartes.e ctr. Baltimore.
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Qurraine.


WtaItstIM. = VnrfarfIg. = TrtebltM.
Nefflih bun s9albrpof etne nno eine babe
Metle. WtoiIll @oats sBaaeoits nno eorratne'
gpde9nN bireft bis 5im .Gingaitg. Veioe 1e.
tepbore. eiabt. giiyeai I'M 5peiteT SLUT oes
.intsn 1ruft" 'gebduoe.s GbarIss, nnb 1Pgsttfef
ctrahe. (I2ai4, 1Sx&SJ
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MnflBfnngs.gerfant. No
6. q. 0a0ibipn Co.,

VT. 32S, Worb'HharIeS. etraht. ~ i
Gine 8cIesenbeit gum 3auf fdb1Her u. prnbtl
boiler gSeibrahtss8efnenfe au ettpa ber SdIfte
Der SerftelluneSfoften.
GIienbeinipaaren. gbotfcnne. 9eutter, Tifs
fanb 2ampetse5Ipden uiio -ssafeft, fitnttreides
YorseIan, Sos nib eIeftrifde 9ittitduoer,
W. fiingipaaret uno bieles Mnoere.