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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
st. So6n'S GoMede.

@uuapufiS, Wb. Gepartcment Der 1iitfte uno
98iifenf6afteu Der liuiucrItat non MarDlano.
9tdblirt 1896. 9luiiihe ulb piiieni.Dait'
Iide @uacgsNnrie ltno @cud6runp roi Siploe
men. Spe5ieue @inrtbeiIc fir StIhcntcr. lpcld1e
Gus ODER Mioi5it ~ituoiren ipolIen. MiIiidris
tdes Scpariement inter 9ettun1 bon Irmees
Sifi3ieren. Iuberoem Gorbcreiiun9ssS dbule fEr
Snaben fin oet @intriit in 81. So9n'S coer ais
oere College. Gemeiter beginnt am 10, Sep
icniner. Man lpenoe It6 on
Suit10Y Shumas SeG, 6. g. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

@riter-1tG3 gpbatcoutsStrnbc.
3tpeitcr-t2t6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sritier-1000 urosMtouitsStrabe.
Iierier-90i Gprns Suliprs slpenue.
Siinfter-002 MISUNDERSTANDING
Scdsicr-S3S Salbcrtuns9ipun.
Siebenter-t020 SarlenlzI oenie.
Mdicr-1725 gSeii GunoaIesStrabe
9teuilter-St6 GiurosSilnlor'Strube.
3ebuier-g03 NornsGuIDuunsStrabc.
9lfier-701 orosGulbouftsStrab
3pDlftcr-i000 ShTunnfoflsNpenue.
SreiSe0nier- Sitofeite bet acknowledgements.
itlid bon Gnrroltols Nocnue.
8ier5cbnter-t1l0 9iuro'S remunt Mpciiic.
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Sirraa per stratensnrd,Uruhs.eummitia

SptNaVCUNNOC.
9affi ut ore G. 20. YuGltit 1907.
aseparuie mo per,ieaeIte, Slns.potc al ben
a~oreiitrt. ,ueroeil bonn Stoots9tceiitrntor IN fcis
nnem Siirsan in, Rai0,DauS big Mittwod,, ben
eeeen eenoinmen fit 6ie Nipeuirun0, oen sol.
i%enbau, 8anoiteinbGh nm ole 9ilntiernng nit
Macaoum ser
Satc.Mucnmc, nan Der 9art. observation-disclosures bis
sur Warriipn.giuenue.
Spedtfiiatioleli uilP |l9fbotSs Sorinilare lpers
no 4ldIte niio 4srofiIe ctnNcieben lucrocn l6nnen.
9ie Gontraftoereebutqe 9e5broe bcbdIt itb
ous 9tedi Dor, iraefo pelcbe mo ale Mngcbote
al perlperfen. Gin bcQlaubiater Gbed in Der
S66e oes IN ben Spe3ttilatipnen an9eacbenen
8ctraaeS, sahIbar an Den Mlunur mo Slaotrntb
bon Baltimore, uiub ieccrr ~gtn9coot ~bei9eiii9t
ietIt.
Yr1iiocnt Der StrabenSnrhbrids . @ummifiire.
Gn8cnc j. NpogerS,
&Icrf.
@uteebeibcn;
I. 9arrN Wabuuf,
Vrlitbent Der 9ontrdituerAcbu102 sNeboroe.
(Nug20, 30,3t ,Scpt3,4 ,5,G.7.9.t0]
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@riter-t344 Nipiiicnsstratc.
3ipeiter-600 observation-disclosures
Sritter-70l Observation-Disclosures
Yierier-1003 Mibrtle-s Iucnuc.
Siiniier-7sN Seorge'S irube,
Sehster-S04 8eorgesStraBc.
Siebenier-S6t Seits 6ranflinsStrnbe.
aGier-542 gScttsMmlberr sStruBe.
&Cunter-b00 NorosFiuesStrabe
Sebntcr-5l5 @eit. 6ranfIinsS traBe.
9llter-565 g8eitsltionlesStraBe.
SpGlfter-59S Weitsgioble SirnBc.
SreiSebuter-944 SruibsSiasglocruc
&icr5ebnter-t0OS SruiosSiIsMhcnue.
5iinI3cbnter-102S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sc6s5ebnter-t101 YennfDlonniuagtcenu
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Giuunb;tpnnSigItc @aro

GrIler-22U GcpitsSfrnBe.
.3meitcr-S6t WantnbsS trabe.
Gritter-12ii SumeSsSirabe.
Gicrter--I429 Gollimbias 2lpcnuc.
Siinttcr-11S3 G!epeiaro.G irnbc.
Scheter-S31 Golimbius9lpenuc.
Siebcuier-tli2 SCott Strdbe.
9tb.er-513 VI. s2SeitsS tr1be.
Geunter-9i0 Glib 5rcmont slpcnue.
3ebnicr- q05 SiiosVacas Strabe.
Glitter li47 Scott Sirdbe.
3fuolfter-7D3 Ct. PetcrsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
6iinisebutc Waro.

Blnt5eIutc ySnro.
Sritcr-9ibertD .9tuao ilio 9arritoonsetoenue
5neiter-l SinnforsMiilsSipao iabe Snrrtior'
9lpciue.
Eritier-lieunte Strabe, tabe giortbssIpenne.
8ierter-210t gSeitsglortbs 9ioenne.
Silnfter-156l NorbsS ultonsgtpenue.
Scdster- t40t 9toros Button glpclluG.
Sicbter-t315 9torosS tridcrsStraBe.
Mhter-t40S Yrebtmans Strabe.
9teunter-13t2 Noros6remontz slOcrlie.
3ebnier-71G Cumberland Strabe.
9liter-l526 NnfersStrabc.
.3ip6Iiter-1700 Noros Sutton sIpennc.
Srci8ebrtcr-20tS NorbsW ipurncsS iruBe.
Sier8ebntcr-19t2 o.@apionrSiraBe.
Silnf3e6nter-4000 YarfsSeigbtSs glpeIlle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Baltimore SnriItcn.S dnlc,

Gfe @uipnro. nnb Wlaotlon.straee,
Hiunt an so. September 1907. Sir Musrilnft
memo M W i6 an Sauce II. 1ennis, Seiretdr.
lheu . lino 0 llbr WbenoS. CSuli29, 1WND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
0cfauutma6uuscn
8riunobeitSamt Der Staot Baltimore.
Nh lSIteru uMn NAnrmiunrr

9ta6ridt III Lttenltl GegeNCI, oub Ninoer. bic
in ole oIientilG)e S6ule Nc1cn ioaeI. iepi ss
inpIt m-o,n lIlneii' lotlIi ne liOI loon lritber
Cripigrr,l puccltlrt Doroet mn.
Sr. SnnIcs Spslcn,
@eiuiobeit5sG o%nlHitIdr.
Cgus2t-4. 26-31, Sept2-Io-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Griter-52s Mnros9u uRsStrubc.
Sipeiier-4O0 gtoro4S tridcrsStraBc.
Sritter-i723 Neits SrnnfiiHsStrnbc.
9icrter-300 9iorbs@iImorsSirobc
Siinfier-206 Gorosl louti- StrnBc.
6chster-lGt6 g4eits Subctte' Strubc.
& S;isss,ple9good7S&3s ,;@SAIFS trS6c. totuIp
9icuitter-322 Siihs @ilmprs StrGbc.
Sebnler- 1907 HuntfabsS ir1bc.
@iiier-140S WicSenrps Strdbe.
Sip6Ificr-1520 lSefisYrnttsS trube.
SreiJebuter-t7 SiiosGulbouus Strube.
Standardization Nefi' SapeiicsSiruhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

GrItcr-060 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
3meiter-t100 SruniIinsSirabc.
9ritter-303 GorosI rlin9tpnsg nenue.
Gicrter-i111 lSeitsYeriugtoIs SiruBc.
6iiniter-t043h 99eits Sa0ettesStrabe.
SeGsicr-102B 0puinss Strabc.
@iehter-66 SiiosG sgipenue.
g1ter-935 g8cits9omburbsStrabe
9ielntcr-el0 gSeits2ombaros Strabe.
8ebnter-t5 HorosS droeoersS trabe.
9Ifter-909 @eits2erinatorsStrnB
8m1Iftcr-9t5 @cits SnrGtoaasS trute.
Srei5ebnier-SI0 9SeitsGeringion'Strube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Sic Marnlauo Slinocnidnlc,

fir 0iuocr mi. bcicitcm Nuacnliht,
mirS AM 10. Scptembcr 1907 %erbiinct.
Gin griiloliber RebtilitshS In ainner9nrieiis.
Grammar nn6 SotldnIe'8 peiAens torperli9ell
uchungei.. @tile1f6ntten rno Mtulf
ShIIgelo $500 pro Subr. Sinner bonn Sis
flrilt Columbia uno BON WnrbIuno frei 5uec.
laftcll. lpeun ie S6ulaclo hot 6ablell i6nnen,
I'M uebcrpeilllrlg bon Soglinael aus auoersli
Sinutcn lpiro crfiidt.
lin 3rfprirntion fiber bieIe GIatic bon Sin.
bern piro erniiltt 9cbcten.
Sphn y. gfeoiue,
(9lia3. tDtt,I&S) superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Suriitcm-Sd)ul


Observation-Disclosures. GdhiteS SemrIier hcailni
am I. Cftubcr. Sir Nntdloge menbe man LID
an Gugenc S'Suuue. Sctrctdr, &r. $40, 9iurns
oDartrssStrnic, Baltimore, Dtp.
(Wuat lend
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

UItr5VDNIt VNufb,
Griter-1Get SogIsStrnbe.
9mcitcr-235 SalrellssS Giraffe.
2ritter-4tS 8nbert.S trabc.
8ierter-2237 Hcnnihlnall ia sgtperuc.
S~iinfter-2053 SioilionsStrnbe.
Se6Stcr-1S32 Yenuiplpauiusslpenu
Siebter-50S aaurenss Strabe.
gl6ter-f60S SipiiioilsS irdBc.
9ielnter-1523 9lrenles sloenue.
3ebnter--620 Observation-Disclosures
Glfier-1400 SruiozSils9lpenuc
3ip6liter-4t4 9SiliorsStrube
9tei5ebuicr-307 MiuibersStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Grftcr-2936 WicGIoerrbsG trabe.
3Ueiter-942 Noro. northumberland
Sritier-t009 Norh' gSoIfesS irabe.
Bierter-tsf5 Gits9 aeersStrabe.
Siinftcr-930 9lorbs groaoiunb.
Gedhster-t053 9torosS absS irnbe.
Gicbter-909 HurosGnroiine sStrabe.
elbier-i534 WonunentsStrabe
9ieunter-6s0 gioro'grpuonnp.
.3ebnier-1si2 W1oiforsS trabe.
Gifter-2002 Sefferior+Sirnte.
3iuolier--608 9toros FatterforsG orf.gbe.
Srei5cbuter-7i7 Noro.Gbeiters Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Suriitcu=Eh)n

ltnipcriitdt uun WnrHlauo.
Gas IS. Serleiicr feginti am -. september.
Silr antnIn1e lucnbe man Il6 an Scnfl =. Oar.
Ian, Selrctir. 1861 Galucrt 9niloinG, SSa:,i'
more. W,b. (Iug1 ,tnii)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Gcfier-922 TnrbsGnIberteStrobe.
2ipctter-203 Befts Conference.-The
Sritter-3f2 JiorosGSreeresStrnte
Rtertcr-7t3 Mulbcrrb Giraffe.
Gsiinitcr-2tS 9Scur!sStrube.
ScbSter-730 gSpitsaerineiunsSirabe.
Siehcutcr-t27 G~cdrlsStrnbc.
4 9f0)ter-5 J3cdrlfGtr1hc. ttgt. ,0nI m1c Z
Heiliter-7 gtnrbsS rcmputs9(neuic.
2 2ebntcr-3i SiiosCSrccitesStrube
GIfter-Set an Bari slnerue mo 5a9cttcs
Strubc.
Slp3lftcr-G15 Git SnDette. etrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

@ritcr-33 GiiosNpuos Strdbe.
!3neiter-itS4 Oit'9omburns Strnbe.
Sritier-i0f3 StilcSsS irabe.
8icrter-4S Siio. 5rontsS irnse.
Siinfter-4ft SiiosSiabsS trnbe.
Setster--4tt Siibs9retcrs Strabc.
Sicbter-S10 SiiosVnliosS trabc.
@hter--t403 9'dnfsS trnbe.
Heunter-320 GiioaGocnsS irube.
3ebnicr-420 Siihs9'nnh.S traBe,
@Ifter-243 Siio.SonhsS trase.
Sp6Ifier-f0G SiiosNonos Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
3uriuuoJu aMStgftc '@aro.

Er'lcr--1N YNeTiaVnrrc7 Sfrnbc.
9peitcr-3lG SbnrpsS iru6e.
&riiter-403 Giio.Fucns Giraffe.
Ttcrter-6G2 0ort!nnbsS trnbc.
3iiniter--6i0 NGrresS trabc.
Ged,atcr-I4G VurresS traBe.
Gicbter-502 Siibs@ uiuips Sirute.
Ndfer- 1927 WdrnersSirGBe
Neiinter-506 SbnrpsS irnte.
3ehnier-S0l SbarpsS hnBe.
@ffter-5 NcftsgeesS trnbe.
9ipbltier--S00 Siios9bnrltS Sirnbc.
Srci6cbrter--4t SnaSinS trnbe.
0ier8ebnier-Si2 WiHidmsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Sas SSerbit.S cmcitcr Der
MarDlanb Sdnlc fir San6c mi
Stummc

nnb oie. beren @ebtr 8l f6Iedt 1T. ais bnb te
bic DifeniIt6en S6nleu bciubel f6rnen, be.
ainnt am II. SepteInber. Spre6er uno Clip.
Sp SIni : efIfbrt; S %"t1 nna r nSS ; GiG'
Wiart >penbc li0 ali 6baS. ". ON, Rriniipal.
Sreoerid, mo. (9(iQt0, SuSiSp-SeptO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
8wauSia,tc Nare.

Grftcr-1Si2 Srnntlin'Stru6c.
i3ipeiter-2i00 SinesSirdBe.
9rittcr-063 5reocrid sglpcnIic.
Gicricr-S3I acknowledgements.
Siinftcr-59 @drriipnspune.
Gebster-310 gtamfnbsS trabc.
Sic6ter-301 Sorrcit=S traBc.
glhier-2t06 gSciti Sratts Strabe.
9iennter-42S SiiosIulnsfisStrab
8ebnter-1940 WicSenrnsS!rnbe.
@iifer-2i23 @puinssStrdbe.
3n6lfter-18t6 WeiisSanett sStrnbe.
Standardization ySeltaSnrutog sSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Grltcr-1s Sii6. Waibinetun.S irabc.
3tpcitcr-tS33 Sfts2ombarosS trabe.
9ritter-1744 'Strntc.
@ierter--1703 SoupbsStrnbc.
Siinitcr-t724 Snntonsgthenlie.
Se6ster-Gt3 Siins9louosS trabc.
Stebter-t7t6 1bnmes.S trabe.
gldter-tStt GultipnsMoenie.
Neunter-20t0 Ganionsgoenue.
3ebnter -413 SiiosgBulfesStrubc
@Ifter-10t4 9anfsStraBe.
3woIfter-2002 GonabsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
0eIb IN berleiben.
auf NDbel nnb nnocre
EfdIerhefteu

fit 6 Wro5ent gerau nat Dem rcnen Gefese.
8dn3 tribattm. Midter. vt. 2i0, Df'eestns'
tpu.etrnhe, .ganfnnt'Bni!aine."
3u ter ctftte wirb 1entid s~efproheu.
(Sunt1G-).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
1891. NcItthts GtnbllTement. 1891.
Narglan6 Gbattcl Qpan M~iociation,
Mnert Nfune. Jan, gef6dftsfl5rer.
Golurvt.(Se61uNs

eeaetiiber benz 8erihtsaebdiibe.
3tnlmer 229, 231 uro 233 e. Stodbe-f).
eibef.Gds gahette. nub ct. Saul. cir.
9arIebeu bon $40 bis $500 nuf W1,
bel, Rianos etc, obne gnifernura oerfeIben.
@efebIidc Hafen. aeire Wneberet.
MaS. Rbone gourtI. 1856. g.. & g. ct. gauI
1860. (Rob9,1a2&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

aae. relhe getb setraudben, fpreden bier
uur. Nnletbsr a1f SdlGre. MobeI uno @riItb.
eigentbum. S;n 8eytru:- st. Refine QcansC ftice.
Wetbobvr. .Walttmsre Snpeftment Co.." re.
100. Nsrb.Raeaset rahe. (276--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
d 9Snro.

Gr'ter-36 geIuirsIbenue.
!3peiter-1600 Ytorbs Gbefter'Strabe
Tritter-tSt6 Sfts5 eoerdlsS irdbe.
@ierter--l608 Oft'InfabeiiesYperuc
Siinfier-f632 Sits 5eoeralsS iruse.
Gchsier-t642 GorbsgonosS iraBe.
Siebier-i700 Oft. SeoerdIsSirubc.
I6ter-1331 NorbsBonosS trabe.
TeHnter-121S NorosSunos StruBc.
,3e6nter-t72s SitsFreiion SirnBe.
@Ifter-t209 Noros9S nibineton trnb be.
3ipolfter Sts9ibhiesS tr1be.
3rei3e6nter-2203 SftsgibolssS trabe.
Iier5ebnter-1tQ3 ptiItons9lperue.
Siinf8ebnter-230f GttSIioers Strabe.
Ge6sJebnier-1S03 NorosSaDs SiraBe.
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Rre5iuite


6%riier-t10 observation-disclosures.
3peiier-2i0G SougbsS trabe.
Sritter-2123 9anfa Strabe.
&iertcr-2007 9iiersS irnbe.
Siiniter-23t5 9untonsstpeniie.
Se6stel -023 observation-disclosures
G~icbter-2o2t SoitersgloenIe.
I6ter-272t Saitsgloenue.
Reuuter-2S22 @liottsS irube.
3ebnter-3t24 @uiniisStrnbe.
&lfter-2925 9uofpusS ir1Be.
3fu1lftcr-303l Sua'cnsStrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

TRnitc @aro.

GrIler--i427 McGlnerrhsS trnbc.
9,lpeiter-b02 9ioro.G entralsgtocnuc
9rittcr-4t9 So~rreiisStrnBe.
gierier-t023 6iuensStrabe.
2iiutter-53O @olpinsStrabe.
Gcbster-5t0 9iorbs0igbsS trnbe.
@(6ier-39G SprrcftsS trabe.
Gcunier-t50 Goros9retersSirnbe
2e6nter-1222 SadfonsS trabe.
GIfter-t3f5 Sft:Sabeites Str1bc.
StpDlfter-14t7 SrIennssS trubc.
Srci5ebiltcr-406 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
&sriamm

vltnfef GrGiigs9crccn."
Sic nlpnntlidDe &eri1nlmIlne miro beutc,
Hrcttan, NbeIoS 8 llbr, in Der nS~tuasoaQe"
itu!ifinocn.
Srnrn q. Bon Seine.
(2lQ( scIreiGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

Grffcr-005 SilosG bnrIe5s Strnbe.
2weiier--t32 WeitsS amburasSirub"
Tritfer ~ 1896 S6urpsS trabe.
8ierter-i007 SbnrpsS trnbe.
Tiinffer--9 Refts &c't'Sirabe.
Setster-t404 SunobersS trnbc.
Siebter-1t35 SburpsS traBe.
Hdter-i543 Snitpner'S Giraffe.
Teunter-1Si0 Giio'Gbariess Strube,
Sebnter-t922 2igbtsS trdbe.
Gfter-54 SftSeaibsS trnbe.
Ap0lfter-1327 SiiosGburIesa Sirnbe.
9rei8e9nter-20 Dit Beit. StrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

~FfFONVWFN NWfU
Grfter-319 9lmsYlucnue.
Sipciicr-412 Siinfte glbeHue.
Sritter-3W GncuMuressloemue
Sierier-2043 9SuooberrD. 9lpeuue.
Siinfter-26iS observation-disclosures.
Se6ster-i4l4 9tctrcatsStrabe.
Sicbter-134S gSeitsg}urtbs gtoenue.
sidter-23iS Aiaoiforssloerue.
9eunter-2l00 60 llolusglpenue.
3ebnter-9iornoftGde Jtortbs uno Faris Ipe.
Glfter-303U 9eoarsgloenue.
3poIiter-294 GuIdnosglpeuue.
Srei5cbnter-3400 9bciinaisslucnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Ttuute Waro.

Grtter-25 Sorfuhs gbeuue.
Siueiter-t3f7 gorfsyicao.
9riiier-2729 OorfsHpab.
8ierier-2651 Worf,Aoao.
5iinIter-2425 Oorf.Joaa.
Scdlster-5f0 Sft,20. Strabc.
Siebter-80t Soffman.StraBe.
s(dbter-1402 Sarioro, sloenue.
9ielInier--1611 sltseuiib:S trabe.
3eJnterLfGt5 Sarforo.9perue.
glfter-1730 Snrforbsgtbenne.
3fpoIfter-92s Si.'3wai5ieite Strabe.
3ebnte Garb.
grfterw12t2 aorb.9e ntrats tbenue.
3petier-926 SftGbafe.Gtra5c.
Hritter-807 StsGbafe,Sirabe.
Yierter-12t2 @recnnpunt. Slpenue.
5iiniier-t614 @reenmonni.2tpenu
Setster-s24 8reenmourit.a oeiluc.
siebter-sst 6reenmonnt.slbenuc.
Mtter-1fo7 gfhlnno. sfbenue.
Teunfer-1o13 SftsWiaoifpnsStrnBe.
Sebnier-s22 Sorb.GaroIine,e frabe.
@lfter-t14 Sft.arnniIinseirobe
9n6litcr-i227 ShsGb1fe. Sirabe.
9rci5ebrier-t1t3 Observation-Disclosures.
sGte marb.
grfter--2s WeItsS Iiber,straBe
2ipeiter-11f0 Cathedral trabe.
Tritter-t025 1urisgtoenue.
Tierter-S33 @eft.1r cfion.s trabe.
Sinfter-1t02 ainbensslbenne.
setster-4o4 @eiispofma n. eirabe.
SlcDIcI-Sz0 DtupllpIsIueIte.
el6ter-s05 Waoifonss benue.
gennter-S65 fRcrb,eoparo Strube.
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Major Dunwoodie," replied the spy, CT desire your good opinion-the lenient judgment of all men. No one knows me as 1 am but my God and him"
 'syvho is 'him'?" responded Dunwoodie. Without replying the spy discharged the musket in the air and threw the piece at the feet of the young officer. Then say ing 'I give you warning. Guard those you love-" he disappeared into the forest.
 The mind of the young officer was filed with doubt regarding the true character of the mysterious man. He could have killed him and did not. He remembered, too. that Birch had had Captain Lawton at his mercy, but had abstained from harming him. Again a note which the officer suspected to have come from liar vey had given him timely warningg of the approach of royal troops. And yet the peddler was outlawed as a spy and orders were out to hang him without trial should he be caught.
 An investigation showed that Birch had effected his latest escape by disgusting himself in clothing belonging to Mistress Betty Flanagan, washerwoman and sutler to the command.
 Dunwoode soon received orders to re- pair with the main body of his command to the camp at Peekskill and carry with him his prisoner, Henry Wharton. Be- lore leaving ne SOuBnt dH lHletNleW WltH Frances, but the young girl would heark- en to none of his protestations, charged him with having sought the love of Isa- bella Singleton while already betrothed to herself and almost drove him from her presence. Then she flew to her room and wept her heart out, while Dunwoodie rode moodily north with his command and his prisoner. Captain Lawton was left be- hind with a handful of men at the Four Corners, not little disgusted with the duty assigned him. He 1onged for action and held the art of war to consist of hand to hand conflicts. The surgeon, Dr. Sitgreayes. on the contrary. was always berating the captain for what he called his disregard of the ethics of warfare. He complained with justice that he sell dom got an opportunity to exercise his professional skill upon the enemy, for those who fell before the charge of Law ton and his troopers were beyond all hope of repair.
 One evening when the doctor and the captain were arguing this important mat ter a message was received inviting them to The Locusts. A chaplain of the royal army had arrived from New York with authority to effect the exchange of Col onel Wellmere, and the gallant colonel had resolved to take advantage of the opportunity to marry Sarah Wharton.
 But the marriage was not to be. Just as the clergyman was about to conclude the ceremony Harvey Birch appeared suddenly in the room. Before the startled guests could stir, he cried: What does Colonel Wellmere here when his wife has crassAd the ocean to meat him?" and dis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
popuIar Heroes In Japan.

According to the Kobe Herald, George Washington and Abraham Lin coin rank even Admiral Togo as popu- lar heroes in Japan The Herald says that Dr. Yamalxawa, formerly presi- dent of Tokyo university, offered to present picture of famous man or woman to the Iriye primary school. Hiogo, and asked that a vote of the children be taken to choose the sub ject of the portrait. The 343 boys and girls of the school were asked to write down the name of their favorite great man or woman. Washington and Lin coin came out at the head of the list, with 69 and 53 votes, respectively, while Togo came third with only 2S, and Ninomiya Sontollu, famous an- cient Japanese philanthropist, came next. The fifth man chosen was an- other American, Benjamin Franklin, who received 21 votes. Then followed with him, with one exception, Florence Nightingale. four other Japanese, then Admiral Nelson, then six Japanese, then Bismarck with votes, two moro Japanese and Napoleon with 4 votes. Among the scattering were President Roosevelt, Calico, Columbus, Socrates and, strange to relate, Peter the Great and Admiral Makaroff of Russia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
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Slowly they rode through the camp-they did not dare to make speed-and had all most reached the verge of the woods when they glanced behind to see a party of cavalry in full chase after them But Harvey's knowledge of the woodland pat and the gathering night stood the fugtives in good stead, and the dragons had fruitless search. When the dragons returned Frances heard orders given to send scouting parties to SCOUT the woods to the south She knew that her brother probably had been taken to a certain hut built in 8 mountain side and known to only a few; and she real ized that he must be warned not to stay there, but to flee without rest till he reached the British lines.
 The mountain of the hut was not far across the plain of Peekskill; the night was dark, yet she could find the way. Stealing out of the American lines, the girl fled across the country and finally reached the place she sought But to her surprise, on entering the hut she found there not Harvey and her brother, but Mr Harper, who was intenty studying large map.
 Rapidly the girl told her story, and re- minded Harper of his promise made at The Locusts. He seemed to know of the escape of Henry, as if he had himself ar- ranged II, ana lOlu HtT lo luiis pdth lp the camp and try to detain Dunwoodie there for two hours. If she would do this he would guarantee the safety of her brother.
 Frances sped back to the Wharton quarters, and little time after Dun woodle arrived He had been unable to find Harper and Washington was not at his headquarters. But he had hopes of being more successful the next morning in time to prevent the execution.
 When he was told of the escape of the captain he foresaw in desperation that he would be sent in pursuit, and that he would be hunting Henry like a wild beast when he should have been invoking the powerful aid of Harper in his behalf.
 Soon the expected orders came. Dqin- woodie's troop was under arms, and only awaited his appearance to ride off in the pursuit.
 Frances, who had kept an anxious eye on the clock, now tried in every manner to delay the departure of her lover. Finally, when she had exhausted all other arts, she played her last desperate card and handed the young man note which Henry had hastily written before he left the house. This note begged the Virginian officer to spare Caesar for his part in the escape and to protect his aunt and his two sisters.
 Especially did he recommend Frances to the love and tenderness of his old friend and besought him to gain the right to protect her by marryingsher at once.
 Am I worthy of this confidence"' ex- claimed Peyton. "I. who ride this night to capture your brother"'