davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

tcreiiunt uno lntcrbnItcnO, uno &c.
pGbrt cine ongenebme abeno.ltnter.
boltllng. SIS er50blt in bier iponncns
ben Iften unb ~ Scenen bon Flint.
Ieriider Sd0nbeit oie @eidihte BON
Bertha Sloane in Ser Staot SEEM.
Dorf,
y9uS neueW ornamental.
Ole oStor Sbotp @irIs", cine ser
beitcu 9urGesqlten 3 Sruppen Ser
onerifonii6cn giibne, fiibren btcie
ISOLDE oos 92egiment i'm nNelten Mo.
l1unelltol . S6cater." Sic 3uopcr.
Mta6den unb Observation-Disclosures
omiiiiren i6r @l,bIifum ol,f's Bette.
Gbenio Die &altoeptIle : gtfte bon
@robam unb &on6oG, 9ofcr unO
2pnn, Sunles Orion, ga SoQe.Grio,
0ifol8 Ii. Groir itn0 bic ModcpS.
p0opep Gan" lit ser Gitet Der brci-
oftigen 6orcc, in oeren Nabnlen obi.
ger Nlmmern ouftrctcn.
o@opeto."
Cine m6eoingte SenIotion bilbtt
oos oiesm66entlide @ieoerolftrcten
BON Bob Won6elter'8 groBem Grfolg
ieiner Original Nigbt Spls Beauty
Shou" i'm ,8oneto E Sheoter." Sic
@%r0ifnltngs 8urleSQlte, betitelt yS6e
WiQionoirc 0o6elor," 5eigt einen
S60nbeit8 = Gbor, in Dem Sri. Gar,
rie Seit Die gr0bte @cortte oltf Der
omerifoniidcn 9iibnc uno Gbu bon
Often nid)t elmo SQuiion, dbcr Elm
lcbcnoc$ @ilo BON Sitgcno unb Gro.
sic, ouftreten.
Ger 800"
Wfit Ser Giidfebr oeS SriibIin08 crs
frelten iid Die &elttc nlebr un0 me6r
an Iangen Spo5icrgGngclL lno es lit
nid)t mebr mic notiirIidL tucnn picle
Den geroocn @eg 5ltrn 300" neb-
men, Ser beliebtciten GergniigungSs
itGtte Der Stobt. Ser 300" %interei-
iirt nift pte onocre ghmiiiement-Gtos
~blilienlent8 elmo ISOLDE Ole Sltngen II.
Die onocre Die gllten, CT bietet INNER
ettpos gtctcs fir ieOe 9ltcrs- uno @e-
p0lferun98flolic.. IS lit idrper 81
cnti6eiocn, iper Dem 9ublifltm &c.
fGQt, menn linn 9(qes gefdQt, rno
meIdeS Tbier ser 2ie6ling OeS Elt.
blifumS lit, menn iid ioIde Ero6t.
eremplore mic nS6lcD, 9ciuep, 0lt-
heB, 0uap GeraS ltn0 m0cre Inn
sic 8ltnit ltreiteh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
9ompicr iabren BON Nep.9orf

DClm nid)t an0crS all9e9eben.
3ronsotlanti6 d. IS 0 It.
Gicnitag, Ocn 10. - I'm Z lt6t
9lbeno3 nod europa per 9ontpicr
yMaieitic" pio GuecllStulun.
Wfittmpd, 0en 20. - I'm Z llgr
9lben0S nah europa per 9on1pfcr
yNn1erifu" pia Hlpmoutb, Gber6ourg
un0 @onrbltrg (Eoit nod 6ronfrei6,
Siio-Guropo, Ggpptcn unO 9iritId)-
Snoien mus per 2hncrita" 6e5ei2nct
icin); 10 llbr NbenO3 nod europa
per Gompicr go, Eouroine" pio
SABRE (Eoit nodJ @roBbritannicn ii.
SrlonO nuuB per ga Soutaine" be-
5eidnet iein).
6reitog, Oel, , .-ltm 7 llbr 2l6bS.
nod europa per Gampfero St.2oltiS"
bia Blpmout6 un0 Gber6ourg (EoIt
no6 2ioerpooI, S6ottlano uno ST.
lunD muB per ct. 2ouiS" be5eidnet
iein); 10 ll6r 9l6enos nod europa
per 0pfr oGamponia" pin Queens
tomrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
NntinnnL.Wnnfrn

NQtl0ffQlsgQt1tet.
tersStrabe. Saco6 %. Sooi, QrdTiSeit; Sa.
bio g. gnnne, SieesErifocnt; Serro 8. 5es
Que, G%ailtrer.
y5lrlt National Saut Of Saltimpre," ~. ..
gStleor, @aibter, II S~outbsStrabe.
r3luctte glattuna19ant," 432 Sibs9roaDtpah
g3. 9. gSaener, &a(itrer.
nNeitcru National @ani," %. Wdrrioti, Ga.
tbtsr, Ia HorosSuiafprS trabe.
yTroUers e. Wicnauies' Rational 9aaF,
Gbas. g, Mtiaer, eaibier, ginropefts@de gu
tdus nno SabettesStrube.
ysbtrb gintiunaf Sanf, Baltimore uuo Iortb,
GtruBe; Sap uno Ha6t often.
oBarmer5 d Werdbnnts' National 8opf,"
Soutbs mi COMMUNICATIVE.
,Gpntmcrcini & 5urncrS Rational Ganf," Glib.
ipeits@de Soiparos lno 8ermaHsStr., 4. 4.
gaiopin, ~9iltSadafiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
encouragement
Elgmontb-Gb
9uppclfdraabcn.
Grprek- nno Gaiiagicr-9 icni.

Samburg-I
81 9roabpaD, Hep.0orf.
Grtbnr @. Gobipn,
Mm alteu 9laee,
1877 Slt-0 Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

CinIs56InIfpnlGpf lInh NeibsDrIt ItHU Ut
reit 3un @ebram6 In Der gamoeTls unb 0st.
Nor al Gtation nm 1000 @benos.
", nab Ntla gtic-Gits an @o6entnger: ..
I'D NtlautiesGiin idgIi1; .. nab Mtlantie.Gtt It'll
Gonutas5. gae 9iae balten in Atlnttn9tcn.
6 bdlt In Gbeter an.
gbtla,. Mftum., GnmoersS Citation. 1915 gorrt.
1920 gtodbm., 26.t0 glbenhs; VT. Stototss tntioH,
1920 Sorn., 1925 Gadbn., 1918 Gbe1hs.
Mbrroeen Aftrm, COMMUNICATING, n .0a
g,ndm., 1910 Gbenos; DIT. J~iopalsStatton
n .05 9,ofm., 1915 Mbenos.
Neferbtrnna bon Tnuni In sdhldf, oeer Bat
lrr.sSaaeons, epeiieratel etc. iefrben ftnsu pc
forai per Seieptau tn allen fptasnoen Htuef.
&ireatr: Charles. iiMo @a.timpresStraBe, e. 4
n, ct. Vaii 1925 ODER Wio., 9ottrfldro 1901
mt. Mpini-S tniipu. e. < y, nj. Ssrnni 1923;
Gdmnet Giaiiou Conformation: Niirenii. g. \ q.
o.. Ranl $40. oSer NO.. aourt. ino s72S. uRs
~. B26, Sabs8s0oopa1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

TGiic 5mr Geiie ms NnsIanS be.
Iorat 6. 3aine, ri. Alb, EE.Sa.ii.
e,3re-S trafc, aabc Goitam5dsie.&se
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
EtnntS. Wnnfen-

Scuiide 9aut puI Baltimore" NnItimores uro
SoqtbaDsStr., auguit s8eber Trd'ioent, e. 8.
5t1t S6abnletIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
0ei6attss& egmelier.

3eitun9er1, 3eitihriften etc.
rSbe Baltimore giens GD.,- Saoib abercrorI'
bic, W1dnager, 31S Beit'SermansStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
ShnrsWnnfpr

vTeitfdIe epar.Baut bon Salttmurs," Gutdtu.
urb NaIttmoresStrabe
uSt. Snmes. Spnrbanf," BaltiHIoresStrnbe ntb
GuftuHHSoufes9tpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Die S9catcr.

Cine @~ernunftS.G Che III Ser Mliif-
afaocmie. - Maric CASH. fciert
S~riunpbe in Serbs 0pernboltS.
- Sri. 9aSweQ nod in1nner Ser
Stern in albou9b'5 Ebeatcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
ruItyGompaanie'n
IarNlnnb Sruit

Inrblnnb Sruft Co., GioroDeit.@de GaIoert.
tno @e~rmansStrabe. @rier 9erf6, 9rdf.
6. g.. Zimmerman, Sefretdr; Carroll Ban
NeB, S~hubme!iter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Icrdants & Mincrs transport. So.
Tampfer2tute.
Nra6k .,,,A OloEtafe

tSrnhf uh6 Fnfhattft.
*9iad Bottom rno BEN Often
Mpnt., 9ienft.. 3onnerit, Surtit., 9 lbr Gibbs.
*Gadl Yropioence nnb bent Often
Sorrtag, Mittipod. Srettag, @ t9r IberbS.
*9adj Ge,ppurt.8eus nuo Wprfof
tdgIi6, 6 tlDr stbenos.
*5rnbt unecnon1Men tdeIi6 bis 8 ubr Naty
fit b~enfeIbeu Gag ubfabreroe Ddmrfer.
bad SaoanHab nuo benz eloen
Oienfiao, 9unncritag, G~anitdg, 6 ubr IbenoS.
W. q. GDrtn, gnent, 2ong god.
Sanpt,9irean: gerrtan' uno etgbt'S traRe.
Ut3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Wormor. uno @rontt-Werfe.
3. Stigdrturr & ebBne, 714-19 8eEt'9nItb
Der OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

6rnneiS 9. alcmm. Ie6tSnnipaIt. 225 ct. Saul
Gtrabe, Baltimore, mo.
0arl n. Wt. SdlulB, 126-129 GatpsSutIotng.
@nftapuS Sort, 261--2G9 gaIberts8uilbius.
j. sem. 6rtmann, iii gioros@barIeSsStruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
9[6bofatert.

;, Baltimore sruit & @uarnhtis Co.," Gqui
tablesSebduoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
IBAlEHz7Emaz&OuEO
RAILROADO
4 G1gIi6. Idall@, auseeuomTteH Sorilfd9.
q Nlir GnnnInn-

STpreh8iige p.ieoe Stnhoe puf pe Siuhnt" pun
Der characterization 1G6 &ainlngton an
98o6eniagen 100 Sorm. bis 500 gbeHos.
6riibere abfa0rt bon Der gt. Nc9alsStntlon.
ria Arlington, ~berIaiten 1Rt. Decentralization
*6.05, *6.45, lie. 1850, 1855. 1913, l10.5l,
lii.53. Hiss G5rm.. *12,13. l12.b5, l1.55,
i2.I3, 1850, *4.f6, H.55, 1866 %d6mv *6.oa,
le.55, $500 (2imitco) *lo.55, *li23 etbenSs;
ocrl, characterization 1900, t6,t5, 1890, 200,
i7.20, 1900, $50, $500, $1,000, l11.00 Borii.,
1900 M. 12.02, *t2.32. 100, 2t.05, 200,
1900, 1905, 400, 1870, 1900, 1906. 1875
GabT., 1900, t6.t6, 1920. 100, $500, s8.t6
Wimttco), 1000, 1905, *lt.10, ~11.32. Mbos,
Wnaapulis Wi, Disqualification !7.50 uuo
2e.5S 0ornl l4.55 uno 1919 9ladDnt @liloeit'
Citation, 1870 mo 900 Ncrln 1900 Mttiage,
300, 1885 Gu1m. uno 1000 glbencs.
Sreoerid, Characterization l7.35 uHo 2o.15
Sorut, u 20, 1850 mo $500 9tdhm
saiudeiter, Mtt. S'opaL i7.t0 Nnrrt.. l2.43.
1850 asa6nt.; SomoehsStntioH, 1920 BprH;.,
800, 1850 ma "A 90 A16ni,
Sagsrstpwn, ~. SfohdisS station, ITO Born.
1880 giadbut.; GrmoensStation, H.20. T.3S
lSurn., 1850, 400 Ga1bnl.
Gnicptt.6itn mo Vat. Airp, eanIoensg tntion.
r. So. 2915 8orm., 1.2S, 1850, *5.20 Ra1m.y
$3.50, *lf,45 slbenos.
suran, Mt. @obaIsS citation, *2.4a Natpt.:
Camden. -3.c0 giadIH.
g.uSul SIne 2tne
nan PHILADELPHIA uno 9etu .Dort
geler lelntinas an Der Greiuro5paf5igiten
Strabe, 0erp2Dprf belieHi rad SotciS. Stenters
liur efdhnffosHiirif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

gaunoteriaIien, 3biren, SenIter.
rnbmen, 2aoen etc.
Sames g.. Spifer & &c., lis uno lit, Sub
6reoertd'Strabe.
Gen. 8. Sluan & grp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

n #...s VT. ..sta4.
Nu ocrStroBe gcitor6en
- Ser 2eidnom zines l%tnbetonntcn,
ctmu 81 Sabre oltcrt NcgerS mtroe
ocitcrn Morgci 0c3ri Galb Z llbr pom
g8. Go6ron Nr. 1l6, Hi6monosStr.,
an Ht6nlon0@S trobe, nobc Bartsaoc-
me, i'm HinnltGin gefunOen. Ser
2cihnom iuirOc i'm &otroIpoqcn OcS
nororpcitli6en 2iltrift$ nod) Scr
WSor1uc gcbrodt.
6tou ellie &er5ingcr 9 G.
Itorben.- 1m NIter bon 70 Sab
rem lit am Somtog Nbeno in Scr
@obnuag i6rcr lodter, 6rou Murp
6. Moaee &r. 733, 0oro Gotteriou.
@orf- apcnne, 6rou Gtiic Scr5ingcr,
@ittpc 0c3 1892 geitor6cnen &un.
ocnidnciOcrs &ofo6 @er5inger, ans
Dem 9ebcn oeihicocn. Srou @cr5in-
ger Itommte ans Trdnffltrt a. No. rnO
fam 1868 nod Baltimore, 100 lie bol0
Sem aus @~clubauien gcbiirtiAen
@crrn &ofob @cr5ingcr Die @ono sum-
@unoe rcihtc. Gle binterl6Gt 0rCi
&in0er ltnO Nrci Gufel, sic &inOcr
linO Serr @cinrjd, Sofo6 @cr3in9cr,
6rnn eugene &ru9 uno 6rou 0inrp
6. Mcgee. Icr Sobn lpobnt IN 9tr.
100, Noro=GorolmceS troBe. Gr mot
oll6 Glmocnldnci0er, bat iid ic0o1
Id)on pom 0cIhGft 5lriidgc5ogcn. Gr
0ebort Der aNSoppa Soge" 0eS 6rci.
m~oltrerorbcna an, Der ,G'&eil@ciels
lhoft," Gem oNrjon" un0 Der oSor-
mollic" unO III elmer Der 9ircftorcn
Ocs oNlNcmeincU 9eutiden N8aiiclt-
bouic2." SciHc Satin NOR Sri.
Morp s. @or. (ohtcr oeS pcrItorbc.
men Contractor GGriitian Soy. 6rall
Srr6ingcr mar lett i1rer 2onoung IN
Baltimore 1Spicrin eos D. GelttIdcn
GorreIponoenten." gtfgle
Sn 9rllismid, Wegj fam Die 10
Satire ate Hans6Gfterbt l2ucp 6.
6roit OoOitrd ,im's 2cbcil, oab cine
S6rotiIinte, Wcl9c Sorare g. Gun
ming, ibr 8roo6crr, ut1seididt ban-
tirtc, lid mnpqrgeieben4antluo urO bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

2ei6enbeItatter.
sanbers & GJGHe, t70S-t7t0 GurtpnsgheHue.
GucR, 9iortb' uno @renntouiltfIoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

GupferIhmieoe uno Hlumbels.
5pbn Subcrt, 1714 abamessStrabe. Is & g..
lSolfe 1890.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

9etcftiu-I gentur.
spuuhaurr G sdln,tot Griiber bel Gnlit1, 8eit
& 2purS, 503 GaIbertsSebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Observation-Disclosures @erGtbe mi
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Slaggcn, Banner. 4b5eiden.
stSep Bros, &r. 10. g8eits9ertnetpn'Gtvate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Srieb60fe.
,euubOn Gart Gemcters," Office 81, 8eftssn'
rutoqusStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Griffith C Eurncr 6umpanp, 205 9.sIum'C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

gopier urb Gopier.9 iite,l.
Smith, Stgpn gp., 105 uno 107 Sanober'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

9ompf- uno @aiier.$ei5ure.
6. g. sfae6er, 742 Slts2oubarosS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Bianos uno Srgeln.
Gbas. M etieii, Q gorbs9ibertps Strabe.
@nt. anabe & 50, 2p ricsSebdibe, Mt. FobaI.
Moenie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

gfan6leibc.@ ei6dfte.
yGpn'pltbntsb 2uan Co.," 1 8orb'SabsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

S6mudioden uno ubren.
%. 8. Nliaer, 2S SftsgaltimoresStrab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Inter 8oblreider 9etbeiligung BON
9eibtragenoen lpuroen qeitern Nat)s
mittog nm 3 llbr 0ie iroilden lle6er.
reite bon 0rn. Aitgnit Gbmling, mel.
der aln Greitag i'm boben alter BON
SO Sobrcn ill., ieincr @obnung, Nr.
3tG, &ciicrionitrobe, SonIeiteao,
itorb, aui Dem ,@oltimorer SrieObo-
fe" Dem Sd)ooBe Der Groe ilbcrgeben.
Gaitor %, Grnlt bon Der epdng.. lntb.
Stride su Norfuiac bieIt i'm Srouer'
bnliie einen er%be6enoen SrouerQottcs'
oienit nm iprad) aid ouI Dem Srieo'
hoie @ortc 6eS Sroites 3u 0en Spin.
terlaiiencn. Al2 @obrtld)trGger inn.
girten feds Gnfel oea Gntihldienen,
n1rnlid| Die $50. Nfilton Ginning,
@alter Gbmling. @torge 66mling
Charles Grote, Nl6ert 8eber II. 9un.
rob Sd)ndorot. Sr. gbmtina itanm.
Ter aus Mc%dienburg4S dluerin. 81
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-12

where there should be no conflict He
converses on politics, the theatre, a
friend s character or what not; he is
never content unless he comes off vic
tor, or at least has the last word. If
you want to stop Jews talk, a friend
once said to me, agree with all he says;
without the stimulus of conflict he can
not continue All this leaves an un-
pleasant flavor with it; there is no re-
pose in the relation Of Jews to others.
Thus thinking, 1 saw my way to a rem
edy. We must change all this Let us
now and then give way. Let us be con-
tent at times to be second best in a bar
gain, competition or a conversation;
or, still BETTER let us cease at times to
bargain, compete, or polemicise at all.
We have waged the fight long and
bravely; let us put aside our arms for a
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-12

while and meet our whilom enemies in
friendly converse. l thought of propos
ing new festival, kind of All Fools
Day for Judaism, on which every Jew
should try as hard to lose some prize in
the battle of life as he now does to win
it. The experiences Of few anniver-
saries would convince Jews Of the wis
dom of my advice, and the solution of
the Jewish Question would seem at
hand"
(To Be Continued)
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-12
Jewish Ideals
Continued From Last Week. J
| |

Let us now TURN 10 Jno Otnef SIDE OF
the picture. What is the Jew as he is
known to the world? The career of the
Jew in the history of modern Europe
has been, of course, determined by the
one great fact Of persecution. Attacked
first by the pagan syncretists who re-
sented their neglect of local deities, and
attacked later by the doctrinal proselyt-
ism of Christianity, and then again on
racial and political grounds, the Jews
have been so harried and driven from
pillar to post that of necessity they have
been largely pre-occupied with the prob
lem of their own preservation. And
herein lies the terrible irony of the whole
tragedy. Though conscious of mis-
sion, though high-minded, idealistic,
imaginative, this people has been forced
by circumstance into the narrow and sor
did activities Of protection and conceal
ment. Though conscious of merit, the
Jews have lived on sufferance, have no
fixed status in modern society, no real
part in the development of the modern
society, no real part in the development
of the modern nation. They have dwelt
apart in their own secret and obscure
communities The Ghetto is no part Of
the city proper. And yet spacial it is
there and must be reckoned with. Like
house with drawn blinds, it is to the
passer-by significant only of darkness
and conspiracy. Jews have lived as
strangers in the midst Of strangers and
have thus inevitably been objects of
misrepresentation, suspicion and hatred.
Economically, politically and socially
thcv have been known only as aliens.
This hard lot has forced the growth
in the Jews of certain secondary traits
by which they have been marked for
dislike and contempt. Their resistance
has necessarily been plant rather than
bold; they have stood their ground by
seeming to give way. They have devel-
oped as is well known, extraordinary
resourcefulness, an unparalleled ability
to make the best of any situation. In a
clever and delicously ironical paper on
"The Solution of the Jewish Question:,
DR.. Joseph Jacobs has explained the un-
popularity Of the Jew as due to his i'm
moderate cleverness. I cannot resist
the temptation to quote paragraph:
''The essence of the worlds s opinion
of us I took to be that Jew is never
to be found llnarmed. you can never
best Jew,' is the feeling of les autres.
And not alone is the Jew not to be bested
but he is certain to be the conqueror
in any struggle, not so much by supe
riority of power as by the persistent use
Of it. And this is not all. The Jew
carries the conflict of life into affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-05
Births Reported.

Births were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Murray and Fanny Allen, anuary 80, 1907,
female
Clarence and Hattie Alexander, January
25, 1907, male
Rolan and Mary B. Ashton, January %,
1907, male.
Arthur G. and Dorothy Bishop, January
80, 1907, male.
Harry ]. and Julia A. Boyd, January 20,
1907, female.
Louis F. and Jessie Bradley, January 20.
1907, male.
uary q, 1907, male.
Milton s; and Lucy ". Chamberlain, jan
uary %, 1907, male.
James D. and Grace Cleary, January %,
Richard and Sarah Smith, February 1,
1907, male.
Dennis J. and Emma Donovan. February
1, 1907, female.
Arthur and Mamie Smith. February L.
1907 male.
Phillips c. and Bessie d. Ewing. January
80, 1907, female.
James and Lucy Smith, January %, 1907,
female.
Rudolph A: and Annie E. Hasier. January
81, 1907, male.
Charles w. Hepburn and Annie I. Hep
burn, February l. 1907. male.
John w. and Maude ludlow, January o.
1907 female.
Fred and Annie Jinkins, February 1, 1907
male.
LaMont X. and Grace Johnson, January
20, 1907, male.
William A and Margaret NJ Laignel, jan
uary "a, 1907, female
Writ and Mary Melton, January 81, 1907,
male.
John A. and Magdelena L. MoreIand, jan
uary 80, 1907, male.
Omsby and Estelle M. McCammon, Feb
ruary 1, 1907, male.
Henry and Althea Smith, January %.
1907, male.
Eppa c. and Mary N. Royston, February
3, 1907, male
Harry and Nellie Smith. January 81, 1907,
female.
Cornelius D. and Lillian j. soper, Febru-
airy 2, 1907, female.
Laurence and Bessie Jones, February 8,
1907, male
George and Lille Taylor January 20, 1907,
male.
James and Carrie Taylor, February 1,
1907, male
Joseph E. and Rose E. Toone, February
1, 1907, male.
Thomas c. and Grace M. Trescot, jan
uary 20, 1907, female.
Augustus and Florence Washington, jan
uary %, 1907, female.
George L. and Louise M. Weller, January
81, 1907, female.
John J. and Elizabeth G. Whalen, Feb
ruary 1, 1907, male.
William G. and Anna L. Wirth, February
2, 1907, female.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-05
Deaths In the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Allen Irwin. IS years, $40 C street south
west.
Annie c. Warrenton, Is years, 424 East
Capitol street.
William M. Becker, 60 years, 1135 10th
street northwest
Edward Lander 90 years, 1905 10th street
northwest.
Mary Johnson, s5years, 5o Fenton street
northeast.
Martha Bailey. a5 years, 1747 street
northwest.
William Ford, SO years, 724 Balls court.
Mary Stewart, 50 years, 1858 LIE Droit
court.
Jane Franklin, A years. 7O2 18th street
northeast
John Bird. "A years. saith and M streets
Adeline N. Chalker, 70 years, $50 Rhode
Island avenue.
William R. England. IS years, 42S,A M
street northwest.
Lillian ]. D. Freer, % years, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Anna c. X. Bernabo. 10 years, 626 I'd
street northeast.
Charles speer. so years, e1s Rhode Island
George I. Hall. SO years, 221 18th street
Harriet L. Gibson, II years. ole 2sd street
northwest.
John shaner. 90 years. ess A street north
Henry s. crowell. u years, 747 10th street
Thomas o,Donnell. 81 years. 22s East
Capitol street.
David D. Brown, year. 11oe Trinidad
avenue northeast.
william r. Scott ! year. ia Frances
street southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-05
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William H. Jackson and Martha A.
Wanes.
Felice D'Amico of this city and Filippina
Perticone, Baltimore, Md.
Thomas Armstead and Elizabeth Lenier
Frank King and Lizzie Boten.
Wentworth w. PIERCE, Warsaw, N. c..
and Nell Rust Smith Of this city.
Charles Wilson and Annie Jackson.
. Will Newton and Rachel Middleton.
Henry B. Hancock and Nerva Jordan.
William Norman Hoyle, New York city,
and Lillian M. Carrico of this city.
William T. Leece, New York city, and
Louise Groot Of this city
Lunden s. Helm and Katherine M. Giac-
cheeti Of this city.
Meredith Beatty. Front Royal, Va, and
Annie Hutchinson of this city
James M. Donaldson and Alice e, Dant.
Joseph A. Henson and Gertrude 8. Smith.
Lawson Banks and Mary L. Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-Howard F. Kohler. st. Louis.
Mo-; Julius Winter, Jr., Louisville, KY;
Charles Bergman, Rochester. N. Y: ]. c.
Higgins Troy. N. Y; Joseph Smith. Lowell,
Mass.
Raleish-F. G. Bryant. st. Johns. N. F.:
j. Z. Opper. Louisville, KY; ]. s. Stevens.
Richmond, Va; c. F. Hunt, FL Paso, Tex;
A. M. Appman and Mrs. Appman. Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Shoreham-W. L. Church, Boston; Philip
4. Alger. U. 8. N; d. Kimball, Chicago;
J. II. Freeman, New York; NJ. J. OConnor,
Boston; b. r. Corwin. New York.
EbbittoJoseph F. Dolan: Troy, N. Y; w.
:; Fulton. keokuk. Iowa; Harry Frease.
Canton. Ohio; A. Socket, New Jersey: r.
C. Cook. Baltimore; A. Mark. U. 8. ".
New Willard-C. c. Anthony, Philadel.
phia; Mrs. Joseph Cabot. New Jersey; I. G.
Reilly, New York; John Fry, Boston; j. J.
Davis, Indiana.
Riggs House-M N. Rowe Albany, N T.:
John L. Paul, Philadelphia, Pa; John c.
Ames, Chicago. ILL.,: Mrs. ]. Kennedy, Ohio;
VIM. B: Nichols. Baltimore: 8. l.. Wonson.
Philadelphia, Pa; r. p. Reilly, Brooklyn.
N. Y; w. A. Dovener. Brooklyn. n. VI
Frederick c. Muche. Philadelphia. Pa.