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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lloO I9ipsyrrf Iine .ln'
reii ann @pbralI1 IN oer' gumSeits lIio Wt
Nopdl, Station mn 1000 Nbenbs,
", lad NflauticsGitD an Wobentnqert; B,
Ltd Attnutic.GitB tiglif; ., mud Mtlantte.GttH
Gon.tagB. .Yqe 3iige balten tn Wtlmtngtom.
s bdlt IN Gbcs.er an. aGa t@s.1
Ashtla,. Mffpm., GdmbeitsG Citation, *S.t5 Born.
!2.23 aiddbrn., 1910 Moeno5; Wt. +5fopdIsStntion,
1920 8orm., 1925 9ind1m. 26.t5 @beubs.
9ihcrbcen Mftuin, Guntoer.S% tattott, 2t.00
g|ncbni,,' 1910 Mbelos; Mt. gobnlsStation
III. 05 Mndm, !6.15 @benbs.
Stcleroiring bon Gaum In S6Iaf. ober Bar'
Lcrsg9aeaons, Gpeifernteit etc. tpcrben ffnen be.
foret per Setepbpn in oIet ftIeenbeu BtGet,
grrealr: ebarIess iino WaItinnoresStrnBe, g.
e., ct. Hnit 1894 ODER Wib.. golirtlrno 1901
Waf. JtobnI.S tntion, 6. C g., Wt. gertpn 1923;
COMMUNICATION SnfprrsttionssNiirenii, 6. h g.
g. 9allI s49. ober Dtb., Gonrtslib S726: pRh
w b2R, Gtb.Broaam0h N"S 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
&eitern WaraIanS GiieKbabn.

BeolnteiD 70. W0pelTner, DerldBt ptuenSStQnon
Sdgltdj. .5. x
40 Woree1s-S6ueG2oft, SneerStoipn, rW. 4
W.sBobn," Wapnesboro, ebGntbcrSburg li1b.
aussenuultnen Counting, 8ancod ntb Gum
z nerllrp.
800 Tadtr. - accommodation ra@ tlntoip
9rtogc. fptote tdgltH, niSeenomitet Sotltds
gor:t. Salober, Vclfpsblrg lptb y. utb 8
Stpiitpn Tinfter.
s4.55 Nadn. - @rpreB, SaupIlnie, Saaerb
to.pn. 6arepd, Sbippeilst:re lnb, niiSaetcms
men ssnutag.. 5reoertd unb Gninttfsburo.
Sagltdt, aueaent eunmtas.
6.t5 Moraels - DOrt, y. ntb 8. Dtbtftor nlb !
&aupttInle bflit BON @nlorps@robt.' toipts
,EarItSle. va 49,
ITO Moreens gfton. na9 StspfteIS. iurstt
1000 Wleraens- @efterm gspreb. @eftminftsr.
Nstu @ilbfori' linton s,rtbge, Briirebtqe (Gres
q berid),. 9bntrtpnt, gBabnesboro. Ghd1ibtt6s
birg. 6agersioipn, .Satcod, Giintberldilb iittb
GLjftss a,s..fet ObferbdtioitSsN yng9cn.
5i33 9tot,-" - Accommodation md 41ncber.
CPS M~benos-sffpnt nad linton Hrfbee.
Wnr TstneritnBs nno eanhtapS. ;
Has WbeubS - sflont. mad tl~ttiotts1rtboe.
Dur .epHutane.
o.se 0norasns--siiiohi. mad nuion.uriSes i,ns
: Sdli Mot an qenntbIpania.slb g utipn an
Z Sen. scisei$atsiasrer. Gen. ! oH. .aae4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Baltimore 9ampf Iadet : 81.
lWlt. mnb anperIaiEye sat.aints
Die ger. sfaatei.Iait bsi5rSernS.
9anpfer uN%trgtnia"- lreu), n~9Iatama,A
tVruroio " d. 9funryerH

9ampfer pBtrgtnia" [ren), nMIatama,"
So sysorsia,% yasnneNee"
MN, bon ben rDai.1i,ne" .!iers, Wr. iO-1S,
Giabt.GtraBe, $50 .@renSs, bireft NOD Oh
9oirt Comfort, Norfolf. Norismoutb un6 allen
Eunftem beS Ghoets. 3erbtnouiig tn Ole
Goiiit Comfort nit rs. 6 q, GiienbaBn1. Mnrp
9titmono, Gerbtl,buug in .1ortsmontb NIT benz
nSenboarb air Sine" folioen 9n4 mad. .YortSs
NIT ber n%gtIalltic -eod5t Sine WorfoIi unS
ipeitTid, NIB nSlb Dunlinion Cine nod Nep,
bern, Wafbilgton. R..G., @i&ulonb, 8a., unit
9tefus Vqrt, .
Wssblseiten mad europdif9em yIane. auIu.
ride 8aiiten3imrier, ele!irif9e BeIeu4iung.
9drnpfbeia.ns, Selsn trsi. aeterbsrts aaiitel..
gr. lot, G)ftsNaiiimpre'G trobe. st. SOD nrb
sos, 2~igbt5traBe, 9. u. 9. Office Snbcft'Gde
baltimore. .ur6 @aibertsStrabe. nG0nttneutll
9ruft Vuilbtng'' rrb aI5augtS gr. 100. Norbs
gbnrIessGtrabe.
< Spbn u. ebefmppb, g. Hrupny
gieesprdi. ii. 0en.sUianoa {. 0en.' BaH.saeen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Igitation Der Scmperensler.

Isitation Der Scmperen5Icr.
Sn Baltimore E Gountp miro Die Grs
neiterung 8oblretber @irtb-
idafts = 2icen5en bon 5pei Setter
befGmpft. - Gin bitterer aolnpf
I'M &reisgeri6t BON Baltimore.
County erpartet.
geie 5uoor BADEN ii6 in 9oIti.
more = Goltntp Die MGBigfeitS 9lpo-
iteG in 10 energiI6cr @eiie an 0oa
@ert gen1odt, nm Die @rneuerlng
ut0 @%eipGbrllng pom nelten Mirtbs
idoftS = 2icen5en 81 oerbinoern iptc
bieies sur 3eit Ser Sail lit. Ger 10.
genonnten 9ilrger 2iga bon Nrling-
TON lrno ein6cluen Gerionen bot it'd
riln oltd Die Sopion 9teips Bllbliibs
ing Gomponp o1gei6loiien, II. 5rpor
iperocn BON Der lebtercn @cieuid)oft
folqenoe 9pplifotioncn fir &icen5en
befampft:
9eter 9lbromotiS, 9lbromatiS 8ro-
be, GutopSco.Hiper
George 6. 9tQupS, Eart &eigbtS
1no &upparosNpemle
Sobu Ot. @ot3, Goitern-9lpe =9tooo
ulto Mtioolc-Giper
Nugult Sennemlan, Su6lrban-So4
tel, 8orf Seigbt5 Npe.
Solepbite q. @rop, 8rap'S Sotcl,
Gorf @ei9bt'S Nuenrle.
@entlenlen'S 0rioing 9(iiocintion,
@cntIcmen'S Gripilrg Harf, @clDc-
Dere Npe1ue lrn0 olte Fimlico-9fooo.
&obcrt Sol5fncdt, GoItern . 2lpe.
uno Mio0le.Hiper -9riidc.
&obert 81. SoQ, Goitern = Nlue. mo
Bod Hiper.
@m. 90. Sorpep, Goiterlt glpenlle-
&poo, 8ods9tiper.
Sobn q. @. &leilL 9eer-gorf @clt.
port.
@oltcr &. acnlp, ltnion 9eo6,
@eItport.
6reberif g. ao6I, S6o6p Sioc,
10. 9iitrift.
Slorion &eioel, SoQpmooo = |orf,
@uitern-gpenlte uro 9ocf-Hiper.
2ouis $. u. &lein, &lein's Eorf.
Sobn 6. airbp, @eitport SfotinG
&inf.
.So6n Wf. 2opren, @ooo6ine Sotel,
GnItern-Npenle-Hoo0,
@. 6. 0iit6cl, Gol0 SpringEorf,
9ad-Giper. -,t4
Robert g. MiQcr, GoItern = 9lpe. IL.
&odsHibcr.
8roipect Hociltg II. Morplo10Sto
Suir Niiocintipn, Gultcrn = glpenlle.
&ruipect Gurf.
Senrp Heimcnihneioer, ,GoItern-
9(nenue : Nouo uu10 WioDle.Hiper.
8enrp Goot, Sitieite Der 9od-9fi+
ber= ultb @oItern=9l =Hooo.
Bridget &. So1gbn Goitern 3 9lpe.-
Gooo, nu6e 9of=Niper.
Son Ser @iirgcr = 2igo bon 9lrlin9=
ton mcroen 0egen bic @erpdbrung
folgcnoer 2iceu5en 8rotelte ~erboben:
San1es &. S'Gonnor, Sigblalto-
tolull. .
George g. 9iQllps, |ort Seig6tS-
gtpenle. "a.
9(ugilit SennemorL 8orf : @eigbt&.
g(penue. ,.H.
Sobn 81. aiplcin, &orf . ScigbtS-
Npenlte. o
s. Senrp Serrman,
8eorge @. Cater, @eitport. .
8eter 9(bromulis, @eitport.
Soltis $. q. &leirL @eitport.
~Solepbine @rap, ort=Seigbts=Npc.
8. @. &u6l, @eltport.
Snoipiouelle TrotcIte Iino gcgcll
Sic f~olaenoen Ipplifotionen erbobelt
iporoen:
@m. sc. Senrp, @elair,Gooo.
Morie 0ouber, 2. 0iitrift.
Nl6ert aern, .. 0iitrift.
y. 6. Sotb, Berrp !@an.
Sobn q. 9roQ.
.&obn MiiQer, Sig6lolletoipn.
SIooc &. 9eiplep, Della.
Morp &oiler.
Wtidoel @obl, Wit. 8albington.
Geo. 8ein6ef, Sigblonotopn.
,S5oiepb sc. Si6erldfp, Nr. 9O4
2ontboroitroBe..
@idoe( Q. aennp, 2ombaroitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
&crintidJtc telcgrapbiidJc 9epcidlcm.

Sci @entud, R..O., iiberfielen
10 itolieniidcn 9o5nor6citer Der
0Nep-2)orf GcntrQlbobn" ibrcn Gors
mann 6ronf 2l0on1s. Gr job nod)
Dem SorrotbSbmla, bolte einen Heool-
Der mo IGoB cinen icincr angrcifer,
Soc Sqnbaro, nic0cr. gonn1S lpllroe
porber idmcr pcrlebt.
- 0aS 6uus 0ca Scibcnio6rifarl-
ten Gliiior0 :. Gbcncp Don ser Sir,
ma Gbcncp Brothers in Der 9tG6e BON
S%9944tqA M.qnd)eIteGM G9np toopl1 rher
vNortforo-9obr" 1T. in 6lonlncn oltfz
gcgallgclL unO OoS 0ienltlnG06ell
Gnnno 2llnbQllilt perlcbte lid bel Ell
mem Sprullgc ans Oel1 Seniter lGnper.
- Ser oltr6gcbronnte &nIiirer
Glijob Smith BON ser ySouf Of Wals
ia" in Sclena, Mont., mel6er bcl6lll=
Oi9t miro, $4,000 unteri6lagcn ST 6oz
ben, lit in Seattle, Mnib., pcrDuitct
mor0cn.
- Cine 6cncrSbrmlt. Die cine Belt
lang bcn 1nn5en @cihGftstbcil bon
2llOcrnc, 9Ila., be0robte, bot an Dem
GrogllclIagcr pon ". .. &in0rid
ilnb ben 2dOen bon @cbr. Heooid ilnb
bon 9coQ eincn S6nben bon $4,000
nlt9cridtct.
- 3n Utica, Nd, Orongen Gin
BREEDER in ola Naua pom Gburles Wtil-
fer uno 8. z. Softer uno itoblen Sill
bergci6irr I'M @crtbe BON $1,000.
-6rmt 2olliS SulOi lit in Nor-
MOOD, u. s., BON ibrem @otten er-
ihoiilien morocn. @icrauf 6radte Der
Mor0er icilicm Sdmiegerpoter nit
cincm @onuner cine ihluere Ser
letlung bel.
Sn Der Nnlogc Der uSoacp
Stone 60" bel NmlterOom, N.-D..
murbc ser Moi6iniit Charles Eofer
BON einer Der Moi6ilcn eriaBt uno.
81 Sobe geQlctlht.
St Solge iolld)er 8eidenItel-
lung itieB al Sos g(ngeleS, Sat, nd6t-
Iider @eilt cin @dggon Der vYdia-
oenn Short cine" Glli .cilen @aggon
Scr rMonrppio.Sobn" llno iiinf ger-
ipnen crlitten GerlebuuiaelL barllnter
Die Heiienocn 6rnl SSuIia Camp nnb
Srolt GburirS Mcllorlbnli aus Yoio-
**" Ger o@erliloltih 5urnpcrcin"
peronitalttt beiitc, Dsoptdg, in Der
v@ernlnitia . MdnnerApr Solle"
Gin oruBes Sbouturnell- ~ SIS lit
oies oas crIte Mol a ieit bent
groben 9ronbe, bel nent9 Der J@ernio-
io.Eilrnperein" Nlcs %perIoren lit,o
3eit broU selc9cn batte, DOB
Der gereilt lid micber nit cincnl
Sddlitiirltet grDberelt StiIcs Dor ser
Stffettllhfeit 5ei1cn niro. Mit9lie-
Der nlto 1rcllloe iit0 eiliBcloOcll
Denlirlbell %bei5lliupbitcil itltb it'd per.
i6tllid bon ben Sortidritttn ltlto 80
6igfeitet bes Tereins 81 i"iber5eiigen.
lin bert 9eiitd1ern ein ri1tigcs YiIo
tltrneriihen 2ebcns Dor Iiigeit 5it
fil6reil iuerben ait oelit Sd)alititriieil
uIe a%loiiet tfciIiicbrtcn: 9arelt, Nf.
the, 9hfielr, Wdbdcn llilb altubrti.
Ger Gilttrittspreis lit % Gerts fir
citieil Serrit iiitb Game, Grtro-G aiitr
10 GcttS. Gittrittsfartcn fits lei
ollet MitgIieoerlt mo an ocr 0aiir
81 baber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

- RAILROAD 49,, <al1s1
= 1d0Ii4. | 3deItb, ausgenonnen Sonntaa.

Der @amoens9 iaiiGT mad @nIbin8tsn an
@o0euta9en 100 Yorm. Bis 500 @benbs.
Griibere Abfabrt bon Der @tt. Jtopal;Statipn.
geniIinstun, n%erlaien Mlt Ropel'Station
*6.05, *6.45, lie, 100, 1895, *0.65, !1Q-5L,l
!t1.53, 21t.55 Gorn., *t2.13, !12. 55; III 90,
+2.43, 1850. *4.16, !4.55, 5.55 9tad)nI., *6.09j
1856, 500 (2imiteb), 1896, I'll: 90 abetog;
perI. '9anloet,e tation 800, *6.15,. 1880, *7.C0,
1920, 1900, 1920, 5000. 5000, l11.00 Borpi..
$500 W., 2.02. *12.22, Il 90 2t05, 400,
Ga6n!., 1900, *6.16, 8 $50, l7.0C, $500, SIT
(2iiniteb), 2lG.on, *10.05, *11.10, *11.32 Ibos.
Gnnopplls Wt. aoDal'SiatoiJ 1850 iino
1855 Borm 4.55 urle 1876 glctstn.; gamoeli'
Station, 800 NIB 1000 8orm, !t2.00 W'tta9s.
300. 1875 gia1Tl. mo 1900 glbenoS.
Mindesitr, Wt. GoOaI, l7,10 BORN, ,12./~
1850 stadnl,; GontoensS Station, 1920 Sor..s.
1900, 1850 mo IA. 90 ytadin. .
SagerStpiur. Wi SfoDc!sS %tnticfi, u. 10 BptIu!,
1880 Na6nl.; @rnloeilsStution, 1890. H.35
8rtA1., 1850. 400 9tddm.
Giientt'GitD u1b Wt. MirN, gaInben' Citation
1885. ?9.t5 &orm. l1.2k. 1850, 1870 9safbnt..
sc 800, *1t.45 @6cnbs. g- III,
2uraf. Wt. RobaI'S tution, *2.43 RaGm..
Camden, $500 gaihr1. s,-.}V NAM
&uldi Nine atne l''@l'
nan philadelphia nno Retu .Durf. I"
Neper 2ct1ninliS an Der 9reinra6ipdf5ialteE
StraBe, NeiusYnrf, belueIi rad SoteI5. Sbeaters
itnb 1p5h1ftSsO iftrift. -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
9amburgsMm
Soppelidranben.
Grprcks nnS Ga6agier.0 ienit.
Sambmrs-I
81 8roaomap, 0ep.gorf.
Irtbnr 8. &ubion,
Gm aften glate.
1877 S~!t.9altimore-S Str.
Ggciapcafc Sampfcr.g ompasnie.

SgcIapcafc Sampfcr-G pnpagnte.
G1eiapeafcs 2iuie.
Glcgante YaiingiersS anpfc fer rInguita" unb
I ,Mtlnnta" iadI
Oh Guiut Comfort NIB g'prfulf, ia.
! Sampler o%erlulielt baltimore t19lid (aii59es
noiltnlen Sonntaq5) nm $50 MbenbS uro font
men IN Slo 8uint Comfort lint 6 lbr Wiotgen5
ilrto in 9~iorfoIf I'M 7.t5 WtorgellS an, nls
fdbIieBcno| nm, bie 1GiiruDabt5iine . rtarD tnauen
tBuntten 6eS Siibens INTO Siiofpeiters. 81 u
Wurf.giuer,9inie. 9
GIegnntc gniiaDicr.Sampfcr pG1arlotte" nnb
: 100 Baltimore"
mad &cit.Npint rnb Ntdmpno, 8a.
/ Sampler b~erInIien Baltimore tieiib (aisees
t1onllItell Spllltags( I'M 3 llbr ginfmittnes iino
tonlnelt 81 2SeitsFuint I'M 7.45 WioreerS iino
In Hi6inono nm 9.20 MorgeIts an.
J Sic an Montagelt, Wittuoder uIto Sreitagen
bon baltimore abiabreiiber Satnpfer utto bic
bon @eit.Roint an Sielitageil, Sonnerftngelt
lllo SaInitager %n6ia6ren, legct in SIoueeftets
Rotnt, Clements uno glQr1ono'S an; uno bic
an 9ienitueen, Sonnerfiagen l1b Saiuitaeelt
bon Baltimore iilo at Wiontnger, Mittlpofet
ttlto Sreitageil bon 24eits4spint nbiubrenoen
@ultpicr legeii IN Ooritoiun Hio GlabsYant an
Ibei 9iiniti9cm NSelicr).
9antpfcr u%erlaficn Baltimore pum Yicr Cir. 10
ito 10, Gi9htftraR ctsySerftc
SitrDsNluete nab ellen Hlintten i1nnet ecs
itcntrt, 8epi6 anfge8eben mo Gaiilten5imrler
I'M VornuS r~eiernirt iueroen, In ben btefigen
8iQetsgilre1lr: Tr. tt9, Sit.yaftimure. strabe,
u. ~. 9ipbiun, ggent; Wr. 1871, Sft.Yalttmorcs
Strakc, nber ocn Sauptsliireaur: Wr. $50,
2taItss trale, Baltimore, Wb.
[ Wcibcn softer, Is. Z. Gbisnt,
I Z. g. MeSannef, SiiIfssSen. s4aii. .geent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
WarnIano & Gcnniglbania 81. 81.
snae psrfaMrn Mrrtb.M tine.e 1niiun:

SHE O~trldYri Wptth.9Iuthne. gtnfiDx:
7.3o 8orul. nad gort ,ds.it. ausasnonsnien
$50 gprnt. in9 Geitd, rnr Son1tass.
men Gonrtnes. 8Fy E
LEO Wa9iE. mad gelair. mir Gnmif1es.
B.25 Hadnt, ila5 gori tdsItn, aasgenonar1en
'SonltdqS.
4.0b Gu1m. radDI @eItdl rur teonnta98.
f.45 9fn DIM. nan gs'atr tdgli1 uusgetorns
iiipit Gpniltnas. ,aJrgTr-ess ~ Z
500 Mbsnts mao 9eIio iaalia, atsectom.
men Guftufns5. .fdIlf IssaItls
/ mo NhenoS nod Bella, mir eoiitaes.
80 Mbfnos nnt gcldir. SRittirph u. Gain,
ftda u tm4 gsse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
FIND FRESH AIR
INSANITY CURE
New York Physicians Tel
of Remarkable Cures
Effected.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s-Fresh air as a
panacea was discussed in the Academy
of Medicine. by four OF New York s
leading citizens, one OF whom told OF
remarkable cures effected by sunlight
and fresh air in cases of acute insanity.
Among the diseases which fresh air
was said 10 cure are insomnia, anaemia,
delirlum, pneumonia. typhoid. and all
other feyers. tuberculosis of the bone
as well as OF the lungs and almost every
other classified ailment. Only fl cases
where subnormal temperatures are a
feature is the open air treatment ques-
toned.
DR.. William 5. Stone. describing the
open air treatment Of septicaemia in
lying in hospitals, said that with the
effected by the exposure OF the patient
TO the open air.
DR.. William Mabon. superintendent OF
Manhattan State Hospital on Ward s
Island. who has been in charge OF the
tent colonies in which insane patients
have been quartered In increasing num-
beers since 1901. said:
The escape from bars and bolts and
the absolute freedom OF the open air
have done much for the patients. Al
though tie precautions are no greater
than are taken in the wards. and while
the proximity OF the river would seem 20
provide a temptation. IN five years only
one casually has occurred.
'Sleeplessness seldom fails to last for
more than a week in the most obstinate
cases.
1.-The demand for larger accommoda-
tons in the outdoor camps is increasing
all the time"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
MAN EAGER TO WE'D.
TREATER APPlAUDS

WINSTED. Conn. Jan. 81. Parker
Hayward, OF Great Darlington. Mass,
Who claims New York as his home is
the idol OF the hour in Berkshire county
because he has advertised for a wife
He works on farm. but his immacu-
late linen is always set on by a bright
lie. Matilda Nalyer. a nurse, about
twice as old as young Hayward. met
Hayward by appointment in a Great
harrington hotel this week. They talked
matters over IN the parlor in plain view
OF the street. which became so congested
with people that the police had 10 be
called out and the landlord finally in
vited the couple 70 adjourn TO the par
Tor. one flight up.
Tuesday night Hayward attended the
theater. wearing the same dashing lie.
As he stepped down the aisle he was
quickly recognized and loud applause
rent the air. He bowed his thanks and
took his seat. bat was obliged To leave
ii three times during the performance
10 answer urgent telephone messages
His postofiice box can hardly hold the
photos he is receiving from wOuld-be
brides
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
CHESAPEAKE ANp OHlo IN.

tseheduis in effect November = IsGl
500 +. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week days-st9ps az principal points in
Virginia. Nestibuls train, stauda I'd
coaches. psrlor car 20 Clifton FORGE Win
connection for Virginia Hog SPRINGS
Pullman sleepeFs Clifton Forge 70 I.oI'is-
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST Louis
and Chicago. Buffet service from GOrdons-
vile.
80 p NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestibuls train: stops only a.
G0rd0nsviile, Charlottesville. Siaunfon
Clifton Forge and C0Vingt0n. Va; Ron
CsssTte and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
sleepers 20 Lexington. Louisville Cfncfn-
natl Indianap polls 81. Louis aud Chicago
Dining cars. IA carte service. one night
out.
ul0 p. Nj. G. Y. LIMITED Daily
Solid vestibuIe train. Pullman sIeepeFs 10
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Lcsiisvtlls
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars a IA
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 70 CHI
cago and 81. Louis ana Louisville 10
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Cheszu,ezke and
Ohio Offices SIS Pennsylvania ave. sls Isth
ST. near P; ana Sixth Street Station Tele-
phone Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r. r.
Cab Service. and Main lOsg Tor g O.
Ticket once. no-s-tr
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Crushed by Engine, WEIGH
Dies This Morning at
Hospital.
Benjamin Whalper May
Recover From His
Injuries.
Schools Recognize Birthday
of General Lee With
Exercises.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. JAN. IS

one man dead and another seriously
Injured is the result of an accident at
the roundhouse of the Southern Rail-
way Company in this city last night
about o'clock. John Welch. a machin-
list helper, and Benjamin Whalper,
1naehinist were going through the
lr0undhOuse from the machine shops
last evening. when. just as they were
crossing the railroad track in the round
house, an engine was backed in, catch
them between IL and a box containing
sand, which was against the wall.
'NVelch was crushed about the body and
had one OF his arms broken. while
'Whalper was injured about the head.
The ambulance was summoned and
i1he injured men taken 10 the AleXan-
iSria Hospital. Welch expired at 4:30
O'Clock this morning. Whalpsr, il was
stated at the Hospital this morning, is
expected TO recover.
Welch was twenJy-seven years of age
ana had resided in this city all his life
while Whalper was about nifty years
old and had come 10 this city from
pennsylvania recently. Welch's body
was removed 10 his home. 60 South Pat
n-ick street Coroner Moore stated this
morning that he had not decided
whether he would hold an inquest over
Welch's remains or not.
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BURGLARS CARRY
IRON SAFE AWAY
Treasure Box and Papers
Go Through a
Window.

NEW YORK. Jan, 19.-Captain Cor
coFans of the East IOlst street station.
reports a mysterious burglary which il
alleged 10 have occurred in the home OF
Samuel Elkan. A East i04th street.
IL is said that an iron safe was carried
out OF bedroom By two men and taken
away without alarming the family. The
Elkans have burglary insurance so that
their only worry is caused by the loss OF
some papers which were i'm the safe
In the safe were a watch and chain,
diamond ring, lOcket. a dozen silver
knives. a dozen silver teaspoons marked
M, X, and NJ s" four bank books. a
New York Life Insurance policy. citizen
ship papers. marriage certificate, a Will,
"A note and xll650 in cash
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DrugLeSS Drug Stores
Operating in Kansas
Customers Cannot Secure Even a Quinine
Pill, But Behind Prescription Cases Can
Be Had AbSinthe Cocktails.

well-appointed bars. In all Of these
establishments the system is the same.
The show windows and the front part of
the store present the appearance of TIE
ordinary pharmacy. The windows are
nlled with drug advertisements. and the
shelves the same rows OF bottles
that are found in other drug stores.
Usually most Of these bottles are dunn
mics. filled with chalk or flour, or col
Ored water.
Toward the back Of the room there is
prescription case that shuts or the
view of the rear part OF the store. The
patron goes behind this prescription case
without challenge and finds himself in
a typical barFOOm. with mirrors and
bottles and polished bar and white
aproned attendant.
A popular custom is 10 have a drug
store next door 10 a hotel, so that the
patrons OF the hosiery may have liquid
refreshments without danger to the
hotel man. The Copeland. the best
known hotel in Kansas, has drug store
next door, known as the Copeland An
mex. A corridor from the main lobby
OF the hotel leads through an open door
into the Annex. where the thirsty guest
can get liquids in abundance and va
riety.
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Honor General Lee.

The birthday OF Gen. Robert +. Lee.
zhe great chieftain Of the Confederate
;sarmy, is being observed in Alexandria
to-day. The banks and public Offices
have been closed all day. This morning
ithe pupils OF the public schools assem-
bled in their respective school build
ings. where exercises were held. These
exercises took the form OF Rotations,
music. etc, and were attended not only
by the pupils and teachers but BY the
parents and friends OF the pupils.
At noon today special religious serv-
ices were held al Christ Protestant Epis-
copal Church 10 honor General Lee.
The services were conducted along the
lines laid down in the program pub
lshed in yesterdays Times. The Rev.
Or. ". +. Fisher. OF the First Baptist
Church, and the Rev, W. J. Morton, OF
Christ Church. delivered addresses.
This evening a banquet will be held
at Lee Camp Hail under the auspices
OF Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans.
The banquet viii no doubt be as en-
1oyable as all the others given BY Lee
Camp. Addresses win be made by Rep
resentative John Lamb of Virginia. who
viii take for his subject General Lee;
by John - Johnson. who will be
speaker for the veterans. and BY g &.
Cariin who viii respond 10 a toast
for the Sons OF the Veterans.
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KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. 19.-Kansas
under the prohibitory Law has developed
a unique institutiOn-the drugless drug
store. There are towns in Kansas
where the druggists" who do the most
fiourishing business are the ones who
serve their customers behind the pre-
scripuon case. and a. whose stores you
can get a mint julep or an absinthe
cocktail but cannot buy a quinine pill.
The town where there Is some pre-
tense OF enforcing the prOhibitory law
is the one that offers the richest field
for the dFugiess pharmacist
In Topeka a large share OF the liquor
business is done behind the prescription
cases Of drug stores In some OF these
stores there are complete bars. with
everything pertaining to a modern sa-
loon. Also, some OF the stores have
practically no drugs in stock and would
be unable 70 supply the most common
drugs TO any customer unsophisticated
enough 10 call FOR them.
There are probably a half-dozen or
more drug stores in Topeka that have
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S II that has
1 been unvetied has unstable

If you will "go and see" even
a small part of the real estate
advertised today you viii have
leaned-and, perhaps, EARN
ED-scmething.
If new business acquaintance
are a continuing necessity to
you, don't give your want ad-
vertising too many "days off"
If, in starting upon a trip,
you learned at the railway sta
ton that for some occult reason
the scheduled trains would not
run on that day, you would
have the same kind of feeling
toward that railroad that one of
a stores patrons has toward
the store on a day when no ad-
vertiSement appears - and
shopping trip had been planned!