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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
GGclapcafe Sampier-G ompaanie.
G6einpcafc.2 Clinic
Girgantc @aGnsicrsT arapfer .Mnpnfta" IN
H.l. -. aia n .,aAh

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Gfcgnntc @a0nsicrsS ampfer ,Mnenita" nnb
,Spinmbia" nan
Elo Rpint Gpmfprt nno Woriplf, IA.
Gambler %oerlafien @oIttmore tdgIt1 (ausee'
nonilen SoiI1taes) nm $50 Ibenbs lno Tom,
men IN Slo Foint Comfort mn 9 ubr Osoraers
lio in 9%toriolf nm 7.t5 Mor9ens an, aus
ltolteBclo on Die @ttenhab13iiae nad allen
Vunitel oeS Silbcns uno Siioiueftens.
yurf,Miper.9
Glcgante 9aiagier.S anpfer Charlotte" nnb
.Salttmprc"
iafs Wtft.Vuint nno 9iibmpnb, ga.
Sautpier perlafieu Baltimore td0lih (dusees
om.nen Sonntogsl Inn 8 uGr Nafmittags iinb
i%orrlnet gu WefisFol.tt lin 7.45 Morgep5 lnb
in NihinpnN nm $50 Mnraen San.
Sic an Wiontdaert, Witttpo6et unb Srettagen
bon baltimore abinbrcnben Snmpfer uub bic
bon 8eitsFolnt oil Sicnftnger. Sornerft1pert
UNI SaIlitnNen ahiabren, Ieaen In 9Ioueefter'
Tuiny. elements itith Glmpto's nm: rrb bic
an 9tenttaaeit Sonnerftaaen nno Gamftneen
DON Baltimore unb an Montaaer, Mittiuo6es
lno Treiingen bon @eftsTotut dhfnbreubeu
Sdrrpfer .leaen In @orftoipn iiBb GInp s0unf an
fhet aiinf.iaer @eiterl. ~
Sampier ~perleIcn baltimore bonn Vier VT. 1S
nno 10, 2iaht5tratcn,Wer
Siirdb .Ntlete rndb allen Pudfte1 fonfeft ges
fbert, Sepdd arfaeaefcn, Ino aoiltenSin1ner
i'm SIraiis ~refereirt fpereet, in ben bieftaen
gtuetsgiirel.ur: Gr. ITO, ff.gaittniur .strahe,
u. n, Nution, ggent: Tr. 1877, Dh.galttmure.
etrabe, ODER ben Sarpts9iireang; 2tgbt' nnb
2ec.strafe.
Neuben softer, e. g.. Gbtsrt.
Gen. .Scfhdftsfiihrer. @eu. =Rnft1aiersIa
3. 8. Mcranncf, Siifss9cn.s Pai. 'geent.
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TInfsia ,Snbrc Spmrualiit.

Utica, N.-O., 3. September. -
Hcbafteur 3obn =. Sdrei6er pom Der
rlltica 0euti6e 3eitltng," melder 0aa
9latt ieit iiinf5i9 Sobrcn erfoIgreid]
geleitct bat, lit am 90. S~ubreSto9
non oen Gigcntbiin1crn luno 2lngcitca-
ten ocS Wlottca nit eilem i@ilbernell
Yofol ais 3eiden i6rer Screbrung
bel6clft lpor0en. Sobn &. Sdreiber
lit aus 0cuti6lono gebiirtig, BOD fam
er bercits i'm NIfer BON 10 Sobrcn
nad1 Incrifa. Canals battc Die 3ei-
tung, weIde 5uerit Ocn Aamen rSnei-
0a 9emofrot" iilbrtc, crit lngefdbr
pier Sabre %beItanoen. IaS 9latt
iultroe I'M Sabre 1858 Don elmer PIT
5ubl ollgeiebener 9eutiher ms 2e6cn
0crufcn ltnO saul Seller ~iibernobm
Ben Serlo9, pGbrcnO $. b. Sooen
Die Steltling Oes Heooftcurs cinnnbnl.
SIN Sabre 1857 iibernabm Sltliu5
Sdlpar5 Die HeOuftion rul0 Sr.
Shreibcr trat bci ieiner Nnfunit i'm
2anOe ais Stills Geonfteur bel Dem
9latte Elm, bon mel6em ct itd nab.
rcrlo ieinc5 &cbcna nidt mieocr &c.
tretnt bat.
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Scancltcr fir bic y6abpan Wfg. 81"
Gincinuoti ., ). September

Cincinnati g. 3. September
81, Sofas, pcs rQtbielbaitep Ger.
idninOcnS ibreS YrGiiOenten Scuoro
@ciOclbof in Ncm.Yorf lit fir Die
hiciigc oTnbpon Mfg. Co." meld2
inn &lciocrGclfGit oaGcmein bcfonnt
it, DC, Is. Nod gegcn Stellllng elmer
9iirgidait Don 100000 5ltn Mai-
%icnncrmoltcr crnunnt morocn. Sr.
SciOclbodl ucridIpono III Der Sta0t
Neusyorf por etlua MfonotafriIt, nc.
nige Gage, nad)oem CT bon elmer aus
g~eoebntcn Guroparciie 5uriidgefebrt
ltllO itd bon ciller &%rnnfbeit erbolt
bate, pcld)e cine 3cit lang iein 2cbcll
beorobtc. Nm Dem Gage, an mcldenl
or 5llm lester Mol BON 6reuloell
uno Angcborigen geicbcn lpuroe, bate
er lid pon oen Sinan5-2lgenten Der
Sirmo III Nem-Dorf @ediel i'm Be
TRACE pom $4,000 mlSitcQen loiien,
melde or ungcb!id) sur Gcdung bon
&erpilidtlngcn bcnlltell lpollte, Die
or IN europa etngego1gcn. Wtit Den
@cdieln trat er Den Gang 81 elmer
GrpreBgciellha an un0 lit icitoen1
nid)t mlc0er gcIebcn moroen.
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@crmiidtc tclegraphiidc Scpcid)cm.

- Die @unf bon Nubllrn. @uib..
lit bon GGubern, melde lld) Den
Shliilel ober ous EoBluort 81 Dem
&oIienidrant 5l crlhuifen gclpubt
botteL llm 5000 berallbt lporocn.
Captain Scnrp Srolunc, Elm
Scteron, mel6er Den merifanilhell
lno Den 9iirgerfrieg nit glns5eid)-
nllitg mitgemoft ulo Die @loden.
boicn crfunoen bat, melbc Jest III
Den oncrifoniiden SGien benubt
merbcr, lit I'M Sitter BON so Sabren
in Gbcrleiton, sc, g%eltprben.
Der Superintclloent Scr @rief~
trigger inn Yoitomte 81 ,SodioL Miii,
:. y, San Sorn, pcld)er oes Eoit-
o%iebitnbls oneeflagt pur, lid ober ae-
On Siirgidoft oli freiem Sltbe BE-
fono, but it'd erb1ngt, neil er allen
8runo bate SIT glmlbelt, baB er idJil'
dig b~eilinoen merben miiroe.
- Ser tSellerloeDrue1 .. y. WUller
bon 6rnnflilL g., bot BORT 1T elmer
3eae Scr Toli5eiitotion 5. $. 2ittle
cridloiirll, Der nit Miaer's Srcll
olrd19cguligen, aber nod Sronflin
5ltrilG gcbrod)t morocn fpar, Inn BORT
proSeIIirt 81 mcroen. Nud) Der Sbot
periicl or in Snbiitdt 10 bob er be-
madlt mcr0ell mubte.
~ Gic pcrltiinmcltc Seidle eil,cS
MoltneS, bic bel Clinton, SSn.. ouf
DEM @cleiie Der .Sainots Central
9obn" a%eiunocn pltrbe, lit ais Die
hcS u Sabre nlteii Nlfreo y. Stctn.
ntaier, ciltcS Snioiicn oes Stuot3
SrrenbuuIcs, ognoscirt morben. Scr
iclbc lpor Gpileptifcr .unb lit wolr-
lheinlid) rutbrenb zines Mnfalles bon
@piIcpiie ollf bas 9~abhgelriic geiol.
len.
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ScirntbS : Siccn1cu.

6olgen0c @cirntb5 @icen3cn MIR
Den gcltcrn pom Glerf be9 Common
FlcoS-@ eridta mt@acitcli;
Safor ". Hcip, "a, 9fr. 17t6, Sit.
SliOeritraBe, uno Wtpttlc 8. @lQcL
Is Sabre alt. IL q
DC. Goricp @oQiHclo, 80, lllto NcQic
e. Griffith, 30 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gc-
bolt Don @aIter z. Suit, Or. TOT,
Sopfina-Elocc.
Sobn &roinIt, 81, un0 Nl1nu Sero-
OeS, % Sabre oft; &iccnj geholt BON
&ocIup &onef, Nr. Ssh @oib.
ingtonItroBc.
Soiepb :. Strobler, n, ltilO Nan-
nic NlrcD, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5 eebolt
bon u. g. @oltghom Nr. 332, Noro.
Sd,r6OcritroBe.
Charles u. Wtllltcr, Al, ltnO Morp
y. &rotb, 40 Sabre alt, geldicoen,
Sice15 gebolt bon @iuiom g9c6ner,
9tr. 2OO0 e%oItern-9(pc.
NrnoIb 90. Omen, Jun, %, 9tr.
1924, HiOgelDitrobe, uno Charlotte g.
Sporer, 81 Sabre oft.
GaiS Cute, %, uno Mon 9epn -
Sabre oft; 2icen5 qeGolt BON Sarrp
u. 2epinion. Nr. 1873, ~gisQltitbItr.
Sobn $. 5bicrgortner. 81. Sclen :.
SdobidnciOcr, % Sabre oIt; 2iccns
ochoIt BON Otto acmpcr, 9tr. 1927,
Milton-4locc.
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Ina Dem Snnercn IarDlarh'S nnb
ben annrcn5cnocn Staatcn.
&om @Iit cr d. lnAen.

40 III SltB Ct III Il y / II.
&Crr ISciic &egrun0, Elm befo1ntC:
@cidGitsmom pou 2pnd6urA 3D.
pltroc onl Mtittlpo6 uui Dem Sein'
ucgc BON cincnt 6iiGiong nobe
@olt'S Wills, AubcritsGountp, pom
9lit crihlo9en. Gr mar illngpcrbeiz
ratbet mo eriitnnnttc cine III Spnd)-
burg moblbctannten mo bohdngcles
beuen 8onilic. t,
&eu6tgoa Grploiion
SEER 99nl. ". Stoucr, Sdutmci.
tier Der oWled]dnic2 2oon & Snping5
@ont" BON Sogcr$tDmn, Qto., puroe
om Wtittpod) I'M &ulIic ieineS SoE.
mes Sra g. Stopcr, Siio.2ocuitS Str,
Oltrd cine ADMINISTRATION idmer
pcrbrnnnt, @err Stouer mor nit ici.
mem Sobnc IN oen Seller gcgongclL
Inn bte Qid}tbcit fprr @nSr0bre ST. I'M.
tcril;bcu, ais lid Die GrpIoiion ercig.
nctc. N&crr Stoocr bcfinoct iid in
Grjtlid1cr Ntbunhlmg; icin Sobn
lpnr0c ntdt OcrIcBt.
2 ira Zen bQ II; llnfall.
Sin baNallcrli4cr l(IgliidSioa CT.
| GiallGtGv lid, AM l4G,ittuadn omt vSuBc
bon @cnbtpnpl Ntl, on &eit.Eotrif'
StroBc, in 6rc0erid, Mto, ais cill
Mo0gon scr TreoeriG NM WiiOOlc-
tonnes troBenbuhn Die 0rCt Sabre
oltc Morp i9}lncbart ii6crillbr nm
%oltAcnblidlid to0tcte. Ter aorpcr
ocS &in0cH nurse ctpn 80 SUB nit.
gcIdletft, bCuor Der @nG9on 5lrnl
Stc6c1 Ncbrnht iper0Cn fonnte. Gle
GoronerS.0 g idmorencn mcroen cine
llntcriufrutQ oea GoriuQeS porneb-
men. IS lit 0icac Scr critic lltlaliide.
ina, Scr an oicier StroHenbobnlinic
porfom.
Yicnici n2onuconi II q.
Die 9iir0cr Don 2onoconin0, Mt6.,
ucrciti0tc Wtittluod Elm droBes Eicnlc
IN Woscom @rope nit Sen @Giten Scr
SeimfehupoAc. 9aS @etter 6coiilt.
itigte ooa froblid)e 0elogc bis Qc0clt
) llbr gbcno9, ols Die eritcn Hcocll-
tropfcn iiclen. Cine tilhtiae W2llIif.
fopcQe ipicltc lire Initiation @ciicn
uno llntcrboltlutosipielc oller 9(rt
mnren por0cicbrr. @cItcrn mar uGc(o.
toa" in 2onoc6niua.
time it or Rational.
2ioo.
Gin Treocrid- Gountp 3peioperbon0
Ser Motionol Siao ser GoItmcilter 4.
&loiie mlroc am Oeittpoh in 1rcoc,
rid, Mb., Qe0riinbct lrno Ole foloer.
Sen @eonltcn cripdblt: Ir1lioent, 6.
6. Smco0ncr BON @olferspiuc:
TiccsFrdii0cnt, g8. $. S. 8eorre bon
llnionpiQc; Scfret1r ltno Shobmei
tier, :. 9. 9lod BON Todp GiOac.
Serr s.. G. Smcnoiler nltroc 5lt:ll
Gclcgotcu iiir sic Stoots- 2iao or.
nannt. Sem @rilnounasofte lpobnteu
ferner Die ioloenoen Serren bel. Is.
$. 2omor BON 5uscorpra. ". q
2ranb BON N6amstomn, Wt. .Sbcp.
len Don Mpcrspile, g. I. Sidman
BON Goubs, e. %. Stransbrra BOZ,
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Wcrdants G. Mincrs Sranspurt. So

TdftpfcriYtnfc
frndjt nno Yaiiagtcre.
*Nndj 9Ditun NIB bent Often.
Wtont., 9ienit, 9onnerit, CAN'T, 8 llbr g6bs.
= bad, Yrpuibcnee NIB benz Often.
Sonttaa, Wiitiirod, 5rcit6a, o llbr NbenoS.
*9iadl g,epp prt. s,ciuS uno IurfuR
tdglif, 8 ll6r @benos.
tSraht unaenonnlett tdGlib biz 8 llbr 9ta6nt,
fir %oenielber 3aa a6fabreitoe Sdfnpfer.
Gddl Saoanuab uno bent Gtioen.
Sienitag. Gnnncrftag, Samitng. 6 llbr MbeibS.
VI. g. Gurin, Gaent. Gong Sod.
@anp..giircaa @crmars uno aightsstrafe.
13.I&G-)
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Baltimore Sampf Eafet 81.
A2tite unb superlallae 9ai.aiuic.)
Sampfer Britannia lneH),. na!abauta,~

uWtUfBtu," uSCNHtlce."
Sampler inbrel tnNlt1. Sonntugs aussenon,.
rter, BON Den nYais9iHies"9iers, Nr. 1918.
9igbtsSirabe. Gao Nbenos. oireft nab DID
8oint 9omiort, %ylorfolf. 8Jyismlortb iin6 a0en
8unften hc5 Siioello. Serbinbule int Oh
9oiHt GpnllOrt nit nG. & 8. @iienbabn." gla1
oSeaboaro atr Cine" iolioem 3uee nnd gorts.
mouth mo Ntldntd. Sn 9lprfolf -8erbinours
mt Der g%slilantic Goatt Cine" 9tprfoIf uno
tpellid mo nSto Dominion Zine" nnb Nefps
bern, gai1iuaton, @..G., &i6mono, Sa. uno
gteps0orf.
Mubl8eiten mad elropdiffem GIane. 3uru,
rtoie 3uiiien5itnnler, cIetirifde Nelel6in1G,
Sanpfbet6uH9, aoicn irei. Heferpirte aaiiter.
Gunner in ben 8iuet'giireuur Der n9up'2tne."
!tt. 107. SitsRaltimpresS trabe, gr. 506 lino
Baltimore: mp Gu~inertsStrabe, u9ontinental
Srnit 0utloine" lro IIbdugb's, Nr. 100. Noro'
GbarleSsStrube.
Subn u. SDerpuub, G.. 8rumn,
SicesVrdf. II. Gen, zWGanagcr. Sen. sgaif ..sleent.
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MarDlanb nnb Ycnnipluania Sabn.

3iac ~Uerlaiicu NORTH pcnue' Stntiuu:
$50 Mor9eis Yorf Goit, tdgIt6, dusgenonts
men Spntidg.
$50 Morget5 Seltu glccom., rur Sorntag.
0.30 Wiorger5 @eIGir 2Iccort., tdglid, aitS9es
romineIl Sonntua.
f.2O GaGmittans Qcldtr Iccorr., ttur Samftag.
$40 Nu6mittuR5 Norf 4oit, td9Ii6, airsges
romntel Sprntno.
4.O5 Nn0mitta9s Seltu Iccprr., uir Sonntuo.
5.15 Nl6mittngS Gelair Grpreb, td9Iib. aus
aerpmiHet Snnntng.
Clio I6cn6S ScIia Itcont.. tdslt6, auasenom.
men Sonntna.
100 Gbenos ScItn g%(ccpnr, nur Sonntaa.
tt.30 NbcaoS @e!dir Iccont, tdeIit, alt5ges
TONNE SonntnG.
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Ridarb Wansficlo's Nahlaa.

Hcm 2ouonn, Goun.. 5. Sept.
Dem &ertchmen nodl iii Der Sn-
bait 0cS 8cltomentS Rid)arO Mons
iiclb's bereits betnnnt itno or bat lei.
ncn 9eiammeten NndloB I'M @crtbe
bon ettua 100000 ieiltcr @itttpe
perltadt.
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Ser 3ll9 biclt, mnrcn lulr nod 6m,i
pcritiimmclte a0rpcrmoiien Don ber-
ielbcn ilbri9 g%cblic6en. Gle cine ser
6roltcn 2ion Nobinion, lit cine @itt.
pe nit Orei fleilten aiuoern, oerelt
cin5igc G%rnGbrcrin iic mar.
Srcue Sunoe.
3lpci trclIe Sunbe rcttcten am Wtitt-
nod cas- Hcbcn bon Scrrn Somea
lllrner, Sngenieur Der NSeitern Mto-
rplunOs9 obr Fllmpitoiion in @illi.
onlSport, M0. Gin @agobuno, ser
@errn Gurner binterriids il6crfaQen
unO Gerooc i'm 8e1riife itono, ibnl
nit cinenl Haiirntelier einen S6nitt
81 %pcriebclL mllroe 0lrd) 0ie bci0c,l
Sun0c, Die iidJ in ieinen 0einflci0ern
teltbl1IClt, Gc5mlrngelt, BON icinem
Npfcr loSillloIIen un0 ii6 geger Die
Nngrific Scr bropclt Sbicre SIT lpcb.
rem, bic linn 10 beftig 6ltIebten, 6ob
cr GaS HoIirmellcr fnQen lieB un0
Ieriengclo CAB. Scrr Gurnrr per,
fol9te Den 9urihen cine 3eitlang,
ocriclbc cntfam icood-permutbltdD
o1i cincm 6roht5ugc. @err Burner
glollbte in ieincm 2lngrcifer einen
Wfonm crtnnnt 5lt bobcn, ocn Or Dor
5luei Snbrcn Don Scr Elmpitation
perruicS.
Neue Stellun0 iir SRI
9opC.
Sri. &0o 0opc, pom ocrcn Glltloi.
lung olS Sdplppritcberiu in &c.
t6es0n DO Der nGclltihe @orreipon-
bent" tiir5lid) bcrid)tetc, lit ais ShuI-
poritcbcrin an bic 6ffentlide Shlllc
IN &icnnd, So, 6erufen ipor0ell.
Sbrc gntloiilng aus ibrer poriocn
Stcllung bilbct nod INNER Sen @e-
I%prGd)Sltoif Der SAulfreiie bcs
Gountp9 uno miro, mie ibr 9(nlualt
iih ditBcrt, ieoenfoGs nod sic &c.
rid)te bCi6Gftigcn.
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Hatinnols9 altfen

Iational. 9atfen.
,g1e Go gown g~lctipnal Saus," @ab. uuo
G~rctcrsSirabe. Sacob N. Soni, Brliioent;
Reoue, &aflirer.
r6irIt giatiprnl 9anf Of Baltimore" 8. 9.
9Gilcor, Aafiirer, IL SoutbsStrdbe.
u3pcitc Ratiunal.9 aut," 432 SlosBroabipdb,
%. e. %gSa9ier, %Sruiiirer.
r%gScitcru National Snnf," 20. Wtarriott, &niiis
rer, IA Norhs@utlpsSirdbe.
,Srppcrs & @,rdnnteS' National 9unf," gbaS.
g. Mtuer. a1fIirer, Gurolpeits@de @uiups
ltuo SnhPitesStrnbe.
ySbirb gntipEal 8nnt," Baltimore uno glortbs
StrdBe.
rSnvncrs & @iertbnuta' Rational ganf," Sputb.
uno QnmharosStrabc
yGummcrcini & Sarmers' Eaiiunal 9anf," Glib
lpeftsGd Solunrns mo (SernaI,S irl6e; 5.
:. Baloip'H, aaiiirer.
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@cidafts=@ egmetier.

3eitllnaen, 3eitid)riften etc.
,gbe Baltimore Views Co.," 9aoib slbercrout,
bic, Mana9er, 3lS 8eits8ermunsS.rabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Mormor. uno @rani.Uerfe.
G. Sil9driner * ebbnc, 7t4-71s g8eft.SaIti.
nioresSt.aie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
goumaterialien, S6iiren, syenite

rabmcn, 2ooen etc.
Sames g. Spitcr & Gp., It's uno iii, Glib
5reherid.S irabe.
Geo. 8. slonu d BRO, Ala. 2iebtsStr .s@erfte.
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SnorsVonfen

Spar.Vo1fen.
,SentiMe epar.San; upu %gnltimure," gdtatps
mo VnltiniorcsStrube
uSt. Snmces sparbant," @uIitmpresGirase uno
Observation-Disclosures
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3upferidmieoc lmo Blumbcrs.
Snhn 1nbert. TIA 1bamessS trabe. 6. g. s.,
SeIepbon: MoIfe 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Staats- @anfer.
,Tcntite gant puu Baltimore" Baltimore uno
Solli Dat. StraBe. giu9uit QSe6er, Yr1foeni;
=. s. Gt6t G6aemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
2eihenbcitatter

sanorrS & S11ne, 170S-tTtO Gdntorss penie.
SSm. Gppf, 9iortbs mo Sreenmunnt stoenue.
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Yianos un6 Sreeln.
Gbas. 30. ettcf, 0 gores aibertpsS trabe.
Wnt. 0nabs 4 &c., y2prie"s8e bdiioe, mt. gobcI.
Npenue.
Sunpf- unb @aiIerbei3ung.
G.. o. gfaeder. TAP Sit.2ombarbsetr. 9. &
Y.sle.epbon 1865.
Eapier uno Bop;er.I Often.
s;aitb, Ttron Co., Jos uno t07 Sanopersetr.
8laggen5 Banner, 4b5eiden.
eisep grps, 10 @eft:2erineton .Strabe.
Uledplatten, Metan etc.
2pph, Gonifim & Co., t3--to paIocriton.Str.
9eteftiu-I gentltr.
Spanbausr 6 sd,mibt Oriiber bel er,ttb, ySeft
& 2hers, sos GGIpert BUILDING.
6rieob6fe.
.as,hsn Part grmettrs," Office: 81 Weft.sa.
ratopa.Strabe.
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Seuer.0
,sioHnl auinrnnte So. Of 2iprrsouL" Seitrt @
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-03

NEW YORK. April 3.-The Chicago
police court plan of reforming men by
cookery instead OF Imprisonment Il Wen
thought of here Several deep thinkers
were out of town, but enough were left
to voice the opinions Of the thoughtful
Battery Dam Finn said he had never
tired sentencing wives to feed their hus-
bands finely favored food. but he
thought good deal of domestic unhap-
piness was due 10 poor cooking
"a cold cup of coffee he said. is
not very warming. and tough corned
beef is fun Of bad temper.
Magistrate Mayo agreed with Magis-
trate Finn. He said. Good cooking
would undoubtedly make many homes
happy which are otherwise unhappy.
The man who eats dlgestibIe food is in
better temper than the fellow who
doesn't"
Food made me. said big Bin" Dew
cry, and J can prove it,
Or. / Y. L'Mallsky, OF the West Side
! Dietetic Institute said: 1T IS a we'll
] known fact that onions produce sleep,
I bands who talk or walk In their sleep.
Talking in our sleep is productive Of a
/ terrible amount of domestic unnappi-
ness One barrel Of onions properly dis
| tributed among samnambulisttc CONVEX
| sationaliets would do 81 000000 worth 81
| good in preventing separations. Snor-
I ing. on the contrary indicates sleel
| which is too profound. and here We
/ should apply food which tends 10 wake
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-03
LANGUAGES GALORE
FROM ONE MOUTH
Harry Steinburg Converses
Fluently in Incomprehens-
IDLE Verbal Hash.

Many languages are spoken IN the
Police Court or dialects the local adj
L,inistratsrs Of justice hear even more
But never Clio man appear in court
who combined SO many different tongues
into one ineomrrehenslble mass as did
a certain Harry Steinburg, in his ef-
forts TO convict James Ford. OF assault.
From his name Steinburg seemed
German; from his appearance. italian,
ana from his talk. q combination OF all
the nations under the sun. one minute
he would start on what seemed 70 be
German dissertation, and just as tne
court was beginning 10 understand hiin'
presto he would change his line OF ar
gumeuU TO very bad Ylddish,
In vain did Judge Mullowny plead with
him 10 talk in one dialect at time,
and attempted to point out 10 him thai
! German and English COcNney cant D.
successfully combined.
Steinburg was firm TO the point OF
foolishness. If they wouldn't let him
talk his way he wouldn't talk AZ all
His vocal organs belonged 70 him any
way.
"Well." said the court, finally. ~
you look az Il IN that light. all right
/ but ] can't listen 10 you al day CAS-
dismissed "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-03
PRAYERS FAILED
TO HALT DEATH

ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Miss Hannah An
dersou. OF 1872 Chouteau avenue, VINO
trusted in God to save her from death
by tuberculosis without the aid of medi-
cine or physicians. hes succumbed 10
ne disease. The police were notified
that she had died without medical at
tentiou, and in turn notified the coroner
Miss Anderson was eighteen years old
She had been in with consumption some
time. She became weaker and weaker
as the disease advanced, but both she
and her mother firmly believed her life
could be saved without the intervention
of any human agency. They declared
that il Hannah should die il would De
an evidence OF divine W.Hs ana tAdt
40 doctor could prevent IL.
The girls father died four years as
while under medical treatment. This
s nook the faith OF AIRS. ANDERSON and
o. her daughter ion therapeutic
Mrs. Anderson saws that her lalth 20
the efficacy OF PRAYER 10 cure disease IS
partly due 20 the fact mat. after suffer
ing week from Illness, she was IN q
single moment cured while her faitI
vas strong, and that health came 10 mel
in answer % her prayer
Even when the disease was 80 FAR adj
vanced that me girl c0uld not speah
above a whisper she uttered words OF
praise for The Lord and faith that be
would cure her without human aid Sh'
/ declared that size felt better daily
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-03
THE PENALTY OF OVERWORK.

Work has been mans lot since the
creation, but day of toll should not
have its penalty of pain. Why is it,
then. you ask, that backache so often
follows? Tt is because the modern
tendency is to overwork. to tear down
faster than nature can rebuild. An I'M
natural strain is thrown rpon the vital
organs. and more especially upon the
kidneys. which have the work Of filter
ms the blood free of waste and poison.
The heavy tax of OverwOrk-the strain
upon the back that is so commca TO
many trades and occupations, is too
great The kidneys begin to fail IN
their work. and there is a double dan
ger to health The poisonous matter
collects in the system. and the kidneys
themselves begin 10 break down.
Pain IN the back is only a warning
Of trouble II tho kidneys. An inflamma-
lion has set IN. and a dfsordered condi-
lion or The urine soon becomes apparent
T5o much or TOO little urine. with a
constant desire 10 void the secretioas:
any noticeable deviation from the nor
faaI e0ioF. the appearance or sandy
aedisasnf. proves q dlsordered condition
az tie kldneya. that needs quick atten-
tioH.