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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-29
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principai Markets.


Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA : FLOUR weak;
vania roller, clear, $40 q 4.65; city
mills, fancy, s6.15G>G2o. RYE FLOUR
dull, at $4.S5Q6 per barrel. WHEAT
steady No 2 Pennsylvania, red. $1.07
QlO7h, CORN quiet; No. 2 yellow,
local. 6907Oc. OATS quiet; No; 2
white: clipped, 56h957c; lower grades
$3.50. pc poRK STEADY; Ssa ia, family |Rs Per
per barrel, S26@27. POULTRY: Live
steady: hens, 15@151ac.; old ROSTERS,
lie, Dressed firm; choice fowls, lac. !;
old roosters, 91ac. BUTTER steady;
extra creamery, 32c. EGGS steady; Sc
2sTnTi resTsy s;ssdy ss Il sg
zoe. per bushel; North Carolina sweet
potatoes, per basket. 3S035c.
BALTIMORE-WHE easier; No,
s1O1lb: southern, $1O11a. CORN quiet;
mixed spot, CSC. OATS not SO FIRM
white, No 2. 59@59Ae.; No. 3, 57k4
5sAe;: No. 4 5$A as;,ln 80; mixed, q. No. 2 2
@541ke. BUTTER not 50 Arm; cream
ery Separator extras. Sic; held, 23Q
&c: prints, 32@33c; Maryland and
Pennsylvania dairy prints, 2ec. EGGS
quiet; fancy MARYLAND, Pennsylvanfa
and Virginia, Csc; West virginia, 14c. :;
southern. 22@23c.
NEW YORK = BUTTER steady;
creamery specials, 2Shc.: state dairy,
common to finest. 22f2Sc:; process,
common to specials, 19926c; western
factory, common to frsts. aO@24c.
CHEESE steady; state full cream small
colored and white, fne. 16Ac.; skins,
1R913Ac EGGS firm; state. pennsyl-
g. Al fA<l INF ffD
s4a Soc; good to choice. sse.; brown
and mixed fancy. 29932c.; first to ex-
ira first, 24027c.; western first. i3@
24c.; seconds, 1s@2lc. POULTRY; TRY
ems, 12@16c.: fowls, 11M413kc. PO-
TATOES steady; Maine. per sack $l55o
a.; Long Island. per barrel. $242.2S;
state and PsnnsyivaRia, in bulk Per
1sO pounds. s1.5o92.2g Jersey, per 9as-
rel, 75c. 6$212; Jersey sweets, per Bar
rel $1n2.25: southern. n.504fU.
CARRIAGES steady: Per ton, &s0S.
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New Castle Unveils Tablet.

Wilmington, Del, Oct. 29.-Though
rain marred the celebration. a tablet
eommemorating the 225th anniversary
of the first landing of William Penn at
that place. was unveiled at New Cas-
tie. The tablet, which is of marble, u
set in the east wall of the old court
houes, a part of which was standing
were conducted by the Delaware 4o-
ciety of the Colonial Danes Of Amer
lea The tahlet was unveiled by Mrs.
Charles II. Miller Of Wilmington, pres
ident of the Delaware Society of Colo
nial Danes, and the principal address
was made by President Joseph Swayne.
of Swarthmore College,
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WANT TO GIVE BABY AWAY
Parents Don't Care to Bother wiz
Ineir First Born.

indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 29,--Juase
Stubbs and the officers of the Juvenile
court are wrestling with an unusual
problem in the case of father and
mother who want to give their baby
away because they don't care to both,
er with 1t any more. The father, an
intelligent workingman. applied to the
Judge to take the child. Il have to
work ft night" the father said. and
/ cant sleep in the daytime. when
the baby cries. A public home can dc
more for it than we can" A woman
officer of the court was sent to inves-
tisate, She found the husband and
wife comfortably fixed. "Yss We want
to dispose of the child" the mother
said. 81 have the neuralgia and can't
care for it day and night. too Tha
baby is their first born.
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TAFT HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Runaway Mules Nearly Caused 40
cident to Secretary of War.

Runaway Mules Nearly Caused 40
cident to Secretary of War.
Baguio. Oct. 29-Secretary Taft and
wife narrowly escaped injury from
runaway of mules, while in an auto
mobile with General Wood and Gen
eral Bliss. The chauffeur, who was
going at great speed, disappeared a.
ter the narrow escape OF the distin'
guished travellers.
Secretary Taft attended a feast
given in his honor at which Igorrote
dances we're presented. He also Wis,
,ted points of interest and inspected
the summer government buildings.
He is said to have determined on the
immediate Development OF Baguio on
4 large scale.
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Greene and Gaynor Denied Rehsarin

Greene and Gaynor Denied Rehearing
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 29.-B. D.
D. Greene and John F. Gaynor, con-
tractors who were convicted OF de-
frauding the government out Of q
large sum of money, were denied a re-
hearing by the United States circuit
court OF appeals. Unless the defense
procures a writ of certiorari from the
United States supreme court, the de-
PENDANTS will have to spend four years
in the penitentiary, besides paying 9
fine of $4,000, 900 each.
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Christmas Boxes For Soldiers

Washington, Oct. 29.-Following a
custom inaugurated by the late Sec
retary Alger, the war department will
again this year transport free Christ
mas hoxess sosi Afl1cerss and soldiers ON
the foreign stations, Foxes for the
troops in the Philippines may be con
signed to the superintendent Of the
army transport service in San Fran
cisco, and those for Cuba may be sent
to the depot quartermaster at New.
port News, Va,
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Famous PAGER Dead.

Chester, Pa, Oct. 29.-Frank Yo-
KUN, the king of all half-mile track
PAGERS, who has equalled eight track
records and lowered 3S half-mile re-
cords. died at the Moore Brook Stock
Farm Frank Yokum, the property Of
Charles Longbotham. of this city. was
by Parker, the dam being Jane White.
and was conceded by all horsemen 90
be one of the gamest paosrs that was
ever in q race.
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PENN's LANDING CELEBRATED
Rain lnterfered With Exercises At
Chester and New Castle,

Rain Interfered With Exercises at
Chester and New Castle.
Chester. Pa, Oct. 29:-Ths landing
of William Penn on the site Of what
is now this city. 225 years ago, was
celebrated here. The exercises were to
have included a spectacular reproduc-
ton Of the landing of the great Qua
ker, but heavy rain marred the cers-
monies, and, after escorting Governor
Stuart and others officials and guests
to the exact spot where Penn landed,
the Penn Memorial monument was
viewed and the exercises were trans-
ferred to the Larkin public school,
children.
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FAFLIc1eD WITH SORE EYES FOR SO YEARS.
l have been afflicted with sore eyes for
thirty three years. Thirty years ago be-
came totally blind and was blind for six
years. My eyes were badly infiamed. One
of my neighbors insisted upon my trying
Chamberlain's Salve and gave me half q
box of it. TO my surprise it healed my
eyes and my sight came back to me;-p.
G. EARLs. Cynthiana. Ky. Chamberlain's
Salve is for sale at Brsdshaw's Pharmacy.
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Receiver For stee, Casting Company.

Trenton, N j.. Oct. 29.-Benjamin
Atha and Ernest +. Harder. of New
ark, and George A. Hebard of Brook
lyn, were appointed receivers for the
Atha Steel Casting company. of New
ark, by Judge Cross in the United
States circuit court here. The total
liabilities of the Atha company are
scheduled at s!.la1.a6s and the total
assets at book values at not more
than $1,627,230. The Atha company
has claims against .the Westinghouse
electric and machine companies ag
gregatfng $4,000.
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uIANTED-We have a
III demand for water
front farms. List them
with us as soon as pos
Sible. Alvin DOWney
& Son, Hills Point, Md.
Notice To Ovr Customers,

We are pleased to announce that Foley 8
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and
lung troubles is not affected by the Natio-
nal Pure Food and Drug law as it contains
no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend it as safe remedy for chill
dren and adults. For sale at McAllister's 8
drug store.
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Woman Holds Up Fifty Auto Parties

Woman Holds Up Fifty Auto Parties.
Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 29.-Mrs.
Mary H. Eylan. of this place, armed
with broom and eobblestones. ap-
peared In the roadway near her home
and held up 80 autos. She is said 10
imagine her son was killed two years
ago by an automobile. She held up
the car Of c. F. Won Trailer. Of New
York. and struck the chauffeur In the
face with her broom.
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Work On Powder Plant Suspended.

Work On Powder Plant Suspended.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 2S. - Orders
were posted on the grounds of the
Dupont Powder works, south of Ia
coma, that all men would be laid off,
indicating a suspension OF work on
the large powder plant now building
One hundred men are affected. No
reason is given for the action.
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ElEIY YEARS A BLACKSMITH.

Samuel R. WorleY, of Hixburg, Va.
has been shoeing horses for more than
fifty years. He says: "Chamberlain's
Pain Balm has given me great relief from
lame back and rheumatism. It is the best
liniment ever used" For sale at Brad
shaw's Pharmacy.
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Monev For DepoSitors.

Washington. Pa, Oct. 29.-Receiver
John H. Strawn, OF the Farmers and
Drovers' National bank. of Waynes-
burg, Pa, will next week begin mail
in gto depositors and rediscoulters
checks for the first payment on their
claims, The first payment will be rs
per cent. of all approved claims.
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Archduke Ferdinand pyinq.

Vienna, Oct. 29.-lt is reported
here from Salzburg, Austria, that
Archduke Ferdinand w, Grand Duke
of Tuscany. Is dying. He received
the last sacraments. He Is ~ years
old. and for some time past has suf.
fered from a nervous malady.
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-Four Girl Babies Born Together.

Four GIrl BABIES Born 1oUetnor.
Lawrence. kas., Oct 29.-Mrs. John
Rarben. wife of a farmer who lives
six miles from Lawrence. Kas.. became
the mother Of four iris on Saturday
One of the children died Sunday. The
other three are apparently healthy
and it is thought they will live.
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Tested And Proven.
There Is A Heap Of Solace
In Being Able To De-
pend Upon A Well
Earned Repu-
tatiOn.

For months Cambridge readers have
seen the constant expression OF praise for
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the
good work they have done in this locality
Not another remedy ever produced such
convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. Martha A. Meekips, Choptank ave.
nue. and Locust street, Cambridge, Md,
says: "Kidney complaint came on me
about nine years ago, and first started
with dull, deep, gnawing pains and an
awful weakness and misery across my
loins and kidneys. L had sharp, shooting
pains through my back and limbs and all
through me. In 1900 was bedfast for
some months under the doctors tt eatment
with what he called jhemo-rhages of the
kidneys. The pains through my kidneys
at these times would be acute and pierc-
ing, and at times I could hardly turn my
self in bed. Medical treatment seemed to
ha We lost its effect and nothing could do
had the slightest effect on it. | was very
much discouraged for my future knowing
what had suffered in the past. | saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and high
ly recommended by prominent people
right here in Cambridge so sent to Brad
shaw's Pharmacy, got box and began
using them according to directions.
Good results followed almost from the
first dose, and by the time two boxes were
used, they had effected positive and
lasting cure" From statement given in
1QO3)
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Cream Puffs! Cream Puts !!

The Cambridge Bakery has begun t
pske again the cream puffs for which
81 iustlY noted. Call or phone and hav'
your wants supplied.
CAMBRIDGE BAKERY.
Phone 264.
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PITTSBTRG (vpipn Stock YarlA-
SAT:as 81 ss;$F: $! ;;.s s'Sss ,lea af SS 81
s5Gf.S; veal calves, ys3S.2e FN0
dull end lower; prime heaNes. p1d2S0
and heavy Workers, $50, INV
ers, S826@6.25; piss. @ei sue0@ ~.
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hereafter any person who wishes
divorce in Beaver county Will have to
nay for it in advance. Judge Holt
declares the decree is not final until
the costs are paid.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-29
SAFETY VALVE Jars,

The new safety valve fruit Jars are the
hest lars ever invented. Something new,
and easy to seal. For sale by Z. ).
Henry g Co.
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GEN. BOOTH AT CAPITOL
Entertained at White House Witt
Secretary CorteIyou.

Secretary CorteIyou.
Washington, Oct. 29.-The Presi
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained
at luncheon General William Booth, o.
the Salvation Army; Commander Mis-:
Booth, Secretary and Mrs. Cortslyor
and Commissioner and Mrs. H. B. p
MacFarland. of the District of Colum
bia. His condition was greatly i'm
proved. he having about recovered ht'
usual health.
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Pay In Advance or No Divorce.
Beaver, Pa, Got 29.-H has been
decided by Judge Richard Holt that
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The Weather,

Forecast for this section: Fair and
cooler today; tomorrow, fair, dimia-
ishtng northwest winds.
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FOR SALE
"a BUILDING LOTS.

The undersigned offer at private sale "a
building lots in the town of Cambridge,
Md, and located as follows: -Four on the
west side Of Choptank avenue, between
School and Water streets; Twenty on the
east side of West End avenue, lying be-
tween Water street and the river, 6 be-
tween School and Water streets, 8 be-
tween School and Travers streets, and
between Travers and Church streets. All
of these lots have frontage of 30 feet or
more and depth Of 1875 feet.
For prices and terms, call on T Sangs-
ton Inslcy, Cambridge, Md.
THOMAS E. TRAVERS,
S-16.tf ARTHUR B. TRAVERS,
Trustees.
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A PERMANENT CURE.

On May 1s, 1907, Mrs. Meekins con
firmed the above statement Us follows
"Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of severe
case of kidney complaint years ago,
and there has been no sfa return
since. gave statement re> Vending
them at that time, and l am only glad
to confirm same"
For sale, by all dealers, Price 20 cents
Foster -Milburn Co Buffalo, New York
sole agents ior the the United States.
Remember the name Doan sand take
no other.
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cuI GLASS,

II you wish fine piece Of cut glass,
cheap, see our new stock.-C. 5. Henry
& Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

Stirnc 5t bictcn. 9(rranairt iuurol
Die Iyeier Ourd Die $50. Nitg. HoOcr,
2. S6neiOer un0 SSobn 8oling.
SIN frobItden 6omilten.
freiic.
Cine 0%euiitblidc SDlueItcrfcier
pcrcini0te geitcrn NIbcno bic 6omilie
bon Srn. @eorgc s. @olter uno De-
rem @eriponote uno 6reunOe in Srn.
@oIter'S @o6nuna, gtr. 10, gtoror
NmnItroBe. Sri. 9ciiie @olter luor
bic GcronItoltcrin Der SDloeltar'
icicr, NIT lpeIGcr 3ur ielben 3cit Der
80. @cblrtstug bon Srn. @eor9e
@altcr gefricrt iulr0c. Nle @dltc
muroen nit Dem 8eitcn bciuirtbet,
iuo& Seller uno Slide oarbietcn tonns
ten llnO oo iidD 5oblrcid)co nntiitoIis
i6cS GoIcut cinNcflmoen botte, l1loll'
0cltc ca alldy nidt az l%lntcr6oltll1'
ocn. Inter ocn 9nncicnben bcfon-
0clr iidy: 6r. mo 6rou @coroe s..
@olttr, Sr. mo Srou Sobn =, &rcin,
Nr. uHo Srou Nubrcm &rcilt, Sr. II.
6rou Solucs Wotbiiom &r. II. 6roI
Scronc &rcin, !Sr. uno 6ron Sobt
&crbcr, &r. mo Grou 6ront Sen,
6rl. Gnmn &llber, Sri. 9tcIlic Gurll,
Sri. @oic 9uult, Sri. Nnro GunlL
Sri. 9ciiic @oltcr, Sri. Sctopc Sc
mis-, Sri. Milorco 2elpiS, Sri. GollO
Mono6on, Sri. Goic Nlc@ltiNon,
Sr. &oncs aoOonogb Sr. &bt, Gon-
ncr, Sr. Sobn WiQon, &r. SoIcpb
Su66oro, &r, @nt. Gootb, Sr. Geo.
&upmoob.
Gonrtcu nod &auie fab
Gic Stootbemo6nCr, iuCldc ibrc
SplpeItcricicr Dor I llbr bclttc W}or'
gen SIM @bidlilb brod)tct, fonnteIl
rod nit rcQltl1rcn So0iuog0onS
nod) Soilic iobrcn ltn0 tronsierirer.
Die Strobcnbobn . @eicQihuft IleB
nGmlidJ bon Wittcrnod}t bis I llbr
MorgcnS ouf alien 2inicn in 3lpi.
iGC1pollier BON 10 Mtilultcn Mo9a
0oll& io6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

Inter Sen mil0cn Sbtcs
u.-3ie 0cill6cr oeS n3oosNintS"
an Nortb. Npenue uno Sof.S troBe,
iinO poQ oes 2obeS iibcr Die Goritcl-
lltngen, ipelhe ibnen BORT gebotcn
iueroen. Colonel y. :. WunoD bat
Dem b~eItebenoen reihbolti9en Gros
qromm piele nerle un0 o%riglnelie
Mlmmeru bin5ugefiigt rno erlongte
geitern luieoer ben Itiirmii6en Behalf
ocs b%eiudenoen Yublifums. WtaOanle
2oie, Die melthefonnte oSeoporoen=
f0nigin," lit Die 9eponotcitc flcinc
Srou in ibrer Yrofeiiion. Sbr gon5cs
2cbell binourd) mar lie in @elelli6oft
Der &0ni0c Scr @Gloer. Sic bot mcbr
20pcn 2eoporoen mo Sagllorc gc-
bGnoigt, oclm ir9eno cine 6roll ie &c.
than bat, Dies lit iniofern ~beionDerS
bemerfenSipert6, olS Wooame SoIc
cine geborcne 9lmerifonerin lit unb
sic meilten Gbierbonoiger AllsldnOer
lino. Sbr guitreten nit elmer Grippe
BON Soglioren unb Seopar0en lit oa3
bette geiipiel oilSge5ciAneter Greliur
ipilber Sbiere. u2enoitS,'" cine &reil-
5itng 5ipil6en einent ihlpor5en Yorl-
tber rtno eitent 2coporOell, rcttcte
fiir5lid Wooomc 2oie's 2cbcn.
Gireftor Mrnop lit niht mir Ser
Gigcntbiimcr Der 5biere, ionbern
lelbIt elmer Scr bcIten SbierbGnbiger.
9llld) CT lit cin gcborener Imerifoncr
Gr bot feline Soften gcidcilt, fir 9ol.
tinlore Elm Gtobliiicment 81 ifoiicn,
oos cbcnio bil0enb mic unterboltcn1
it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
BUR 8ea6tmmA

Die Serrcn gcreins- nnS 2Ogen'
GcfretGrc iuerOen aebctcn, alle &er'
rinsberifte Dbcr Sdriftitide, bic fir
ben v9cnti6en GorreipunSentcn" be-
ftimmt iinb, Sireft an bic 3citnag 81
abreIIren, nm elmer prOmpten Gr'
lebieuns iider gu ieim. 9urd bas
abreiireu iOlder Sdrititide an
Inaelelte trctea III beren abucIen'
felt Dfters fir beiOe &arteien nnIieb'
fame @ers6gerunseu elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

SerrG6arIcSG. Soro, II H.,
geItorben. - @eitcrn I'M bolb 1
llbr IN Der 5riibe itorb Serr GbarlcS
6. 5orb, jun, Sobn oes @eidaitsfiib-
rerS CHARLES s. 6oro BON 5oro'S
SpernboltS, III @oibington al 2u1l-
genent5iinhnng. Ger Serltor6ene mar
90 Sabre oIt unb 5beilbaber Der
,Soof & 8oro Contracting 60" Gr
pobnte auf ieines 8oters Bandits
,2ilacs" an Der 9oofStopn Hooo,
nabe arlington, uno belt iid) mir
poriibergebeno in @oibinaton ailf.
Sr. Soro mar ser 8ice.Broiioent rno
Stills. @eihaitsiiibrer Der %gcnannten
@cieui6oft, icrncr Sdobmciltcr Der
fiir5lid incorporirtcn oBotopSco
acknowledgements" SEER 6orb
itono I'M 9egriif iid in einigcn Mo<
l1ntcn 5lt ucrbeirotben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Nns @ettcr.

Sir Morplalto uno ben Gtltrltt
Columbia beute bctpolft, morge1
flor, iiiopeitli6e @in0e.
Sic boflte Semperatur mar &C.
ltern 81 @roO Inn = llbr Nadtntt-
tags, Die nieorigItc AZ 8rao Inn 4
llbr Worgens.
Sn oe1 iibrigen 9unoes gSetter'
Stationen muroe in Den leBten q
Stitnocn ser iolgen0e nleorl9ltc
lhcrmomcterltano per5eidnct: Gait
port 26, Yortlanb 80. Bolton 80, Nl.
banp 81 @ep- Dorf 40, 8bilaoelpbia
"A, 9ftlontic.Gitp AZ, @oibington AZ,
Eoriolf Al. Charlotte 90, SotternS
AZ, @ilmington 50, 9borleiton 90,
Sauannob 60, Sadionpllle GO, Sit
pitcr 68, Sen ; 8eIt 6S, Ntlanta "a,
montgomery IS, Ncm>SrlconS %,
BalcItinc AZ, 0olpelton 56, Corpus
GbriIti as, MenpbiS Al, Cincinnati
Al, Yitts5iirg as, Sswcgo SO, 8ui'
ialo 3S, Glepelono 40, Eetroit 30,
glpeno "a, Marquette %, @reen Ban
SO, Chicago 80. Gulutb ~, ct. Tali
1G, st. 2ouis SO. aanios.GitD 81,
Smabu "a, Suron 10, 9ismord .,
@iniiton "A, SABRE 3, Scleno 2,
Salt Safc SO, 9enpcr Is, Hortb-
Ylattc %. Googc %, Nmorilo 30
ilnp Cos In9eles As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

Gin jd6nes nnb niislid)es 0eAeni
fir Mngebjrige 1T INNER cine lebsns.
arpfe E6otosrapbie obtT cine Flint.
IsriidJ bplIen6ete Cupie zines alten
Wilbes Ia Gruhpn. DaTerfarbe, Del
sber yaiten. Die Id5niten Cabinet
biIber MIR 81 pro DutenS.
Snlins &ebbeI, beutider Hbotograpb.
(90--) 321 NsrS'Gap Gtrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
George @alter.

Hlamnnten, llbren, edmud laden, gfidjltfieHtS
gfas, s%ilberunaren unh @ron5em.
TIMER Waarenpprratb fur @eibnadtten TIT tett
ausgeitattet init ben ueueiten Wputtdten Ia Sias
inanten, iihreu, S6mufinfen, Befffitfenem
Wlas, Gterling. etlber unb Yrun5etl Wtr ha'
bcu inns fir bic Nebtrfmiiie unfcrer 9unbett
curdt porgeielen, bah mir Gin auReraeD5bnltd)
umfangrefdheS Miprtiment nnge5dbafft hntctt,
rnb ctn Befndl nnieres 2abcnS mnh Sbnen 5ani
Wergnigen gercideu. "a @eft.2egin8tpn.etr.
(Nca0-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
&otbe 8n0
bis
"Oeutf6em GOrre(ponoent''
fir 1907 lit in &orbcrcitnng.

Sober reacImGBigc N6onnent ocS
glattcs, Of fir sic tGgIide, w66ent-
lide ooer Sonntugs Nn5gabc, miro
SgempIar nucntgeltli6 er9alten;
/ nidjt 5n pcrfaufcn itnS MIR
Hfibenten mcrScn es crbaltcn.
Gin poiienOes @eibna6ts. ooer
Reuia6rs : @eldenf. fir 6reunOe uno
gerpanote I'M altbeimatblanoe tit
Ser modentIi6e Correspondent.
@cun icst 6eItellt, miro an bie aOrelie
aud, Oo8 Tot6c Bud bciorOert per'
0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

murocn nit ser Iobia : 2eiter.Sebes
uorri6tltig unb @ummirdoern aus
geitattet, uno iollen ollb ale SpriBen
in Oieiem Sabre iolde T0oer erbal-
ten. 9lltd miro bcabIidtigt, 10 bolo
ais moglid ollie 6euerarlormfolten
olr1 rotbe clettrilhe 2ihter weitbln
fenntlid 81 MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
8clSicnbnngcn

nad 0ciltl6lanb "a Gents pl, Marf,
nod Oeitrei6 20R Gents PRO &rone.
Borto ertra. Sdiffsfarten bon uno
nad Deutidlono. &eiiepaiIe, Bed'
icl, Greoitbriefe uno ausl1n6ii6es
@elo. Sbeo. $. 9iener & ST., PIT
OIt.OoItimore-S trnBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
0eutidleS @eIb

gu perfanfen. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
ooer APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
8ediel uno greoitbricfe auf ale
St1ote guropa's. @elbienoungen,
S6iifsfarten, &eiiepaiie uno aislan.
oiIdes @elo. Sbco. $. Siener & g.,
PIT OIt-9altimore.S traBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Mag &eiiiert,
Gentidjer photograph
409-411 Strafc,

gur fir cine fur5e 5elf.
G feinfte gabinetsV ortrditS lino 1 IeberSgrobes
Tortrait nit feinem Habrien fit S3.50.
HeqiiIdrer VretS $t5.00.
9itte, adbten Sic nuf nleine sforele:
Mar MetEert, 409-4t1, NprbsWanr etraaf.
(Se51t,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
SIS III nidt oer Mame,
ionDerm bic Mrbeit,
fiir mel6e sie
bc,ablen.

Der Hamc lit. BON groRcm Wertb,
,uenn man meiR, baf ma 10 quito nnb
baltbarc 8ilocr befommt ipie inner.
Sd iuar fit II Sabre Srn. Scbbers
8ebiilfe nnb babe BET ibm seiuobnt.
Scbermanm iueif, Sak, iuern ma 10
lange init einer Yerion sniammem
arbeitctc, man bcrcn Wctbobc lernt
mnb iidj %ancignct. Der Mann lat Gin
Sabr fir Srn. Sebbel gearbcitct, abcr
nidJt an ieincr Seitc, uie id, ionbcrn
1T elmer amberem @allcrie, bic Sr.
Scb6el 6ctricb.
SIS lit nid)t Der Mame - iuarnm
abcr 6enutt ct Srn. Sebbel's Inscigc,
luu intmcr CT fann, iuenn berielbc BON
feiner 8ebentnng lit. Man bcrsleidlc
nniere Mrbeit nn6 bic ieinigc in ben
reip. GdamfGiten nnO maj fam fidl
balo ielbit ~iiberseasen, welde bic
before 1T.
Mam frase and irgenb Jcmanoem,
Der photographer bci mus nebmer
Lief, ,pie ibnem mnfcre Mrbcit nnS Ser.
itellnmg sefalt.
Mam biite fid!
Wir baben iucber 3aueig.@ aqcric,
Md Mgcnten.
0ebbel's
Nr. 321, 3Oro- Gap- strake.
Seine Sreppen 81 eriteisen.
s. Grni,
@eidaftsfitbrcr.