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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
@Ddcntlidcr @eInnSbcits -Scridt.


Gpphuaertrunfun9en IuIleil noG. -
NleroingS nod 30 nlcbr, ais III
rcrieIben 0odle in 1906. - 9Iber
II meniger, ais in scr SorIcbtcn
@od)c. IT 1913 I~oocafGQc, obcr
MIR 93 @eburtcn.
Tn Der om "A. September enoells
Den Wofe murocn rpiCoer SO Qppbuas
Grtrontungen o%ngencIhet, 9egcn G3
lit OcrieIben ISOLDE nca &orjobrcS.
&n Der uorlebtcna Nohc gelongte1
1871 lppbuacrtronfunaen 3llr 9lnnlcl.
Dung, ltn0' bot iib bic Sud!IoAe 0o.
Der III Der leBten @phc bc0Cutcno &C.
bdicrt. 9ilIis.@ a.Gomnliii6r
y. Soncs bat Die ltrinhct Der
Tronthcit 81 ergriin0en geIudt, bis.
her ober mn cine WtoIfcrci ncflmDcn,
mcihc infi5irt lit. Die Hotbiucn0Mcn
Norlidt3moBrc9eln mur0cn ioiort sc
t"roiicL mo 1T non 0ieicr Seite jc0cr
Nll0brcttlulg Der &rontbeit Elm Bic
gel Oorgeld)ohcn. Sn Der lebte1 @n.
DE g%clongten 1873 Gobcafdac 5llr Pin.
mclhlmg, aegen pos in 0%criclbel &3o.
de. Oe9 Goriubre9 1873 IN 1909 un0
1G9 IN 1904. Die iGbrlidc Sterbc,
rate Der @ep0lferlng pro 1000 mor
1854, @eiBc 1923, NeQcr 3l.S4. Sic
baitptiGd)lidcn Go6calriodCn morrn:
SppblS 6, S6minoiudt 10, arcbS .,
gronhitia 6, &ungencnt3iin0ung 4,
Ser3trontheiten 10, 0red6urdfaQ bel
ain0ern inter 5lpei SoGren %,
9ri0bt'i6e NierenfronfGcit II, 2u-
ter@idnnGdle ), Sdlmdhc tud ser &c.
burt 10, &lnfGQc etc. 3. Slim Io0es-
fG0e %creignctcn lid I'M o9op+&iew-
NiDI," , I'M 3ud)tbuua, u i'll &oIpi-
t1lcrn uno 13 IN nn0crcn &nititltter.
u Goroncro- SuQucitt mur0cn nbGc-
boltcn. Son ocn lo0tcn morcn fit
gSciBc unO 43 Ncgcr in Den Screinig-
ten Stoatcn ltn6 33 I'M M1Slon0e &c
bnren; bci 6 SoGten luar Der 8cburtss
ort unbefmnt. 90 @cburten, ourillt-
ter 10 mcibc &inOcr, aclulatcn 5llr
Nnmcl0mnA. 6olgcnbc n%tItcdcn0c
&runfhCitCn mtrncu oluCu1Cl0ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

@ctreioebGRolc Tun5u.
frie0en.r 50ele @ntrilItunQ
herriht inter oeu Wtitaliaoern Der
bieiigen Sanoelsfammer iiber pie llb.
iift Der Eenniplpnnio @iienbabn.
0eieai6aitg" &aier, meldGr pom @cs
item nnf) Baltimore perihiiitypirO,
init eitem Gubarap jt belc9rn mo
murOc Oieierbqlb Elm GrqteltC Sele.
gronm an Sen 6rohtgut- Mnnnger
@eor1e ,. 9iyon in philadelphia OBJ
geionot. Inter Nn0erem tpur0c in
oemielben an1rbeutet, oab our6 Oer
&erluit hcs p. 4 81 elevators
Die oEenniplpania 9abn" ia mobl
iibcrbiiroet iei, o0B aber Der in Nus.
iidt iteben6e &orratb fem 81 groBcr
iiir Die ietige Sniion iei u1O oaB Elm
embargo ouf Noper in Ser jeBigen
Sobrcs5eit oen @Qnbel Ser Stoot
ihmer id)GDigen miiroe. Ger bon Ser
,Yenniplpanio 9a6n : 8eiel(ihuft"
befonnt 9egebene 9eiflub bat iogar
ihon sur 6olge gebabt, neitgre @es
treioeicnoungen non baltimore fern
ST. balten. Nu1enblidlid betrGgt Der
~ongebGuIte Sorrdt6 MIR t41,SO0
9uidel, mGbren6 cr lebtes Sabr 5ncl
Wtal 10 piel betrllg.
Wic6cr cinmat yIl" Gar
ter. - 9(ui @runo elmer Snformo-
ton perboitete ser Yoli5tit &er,ter
pom noroGltliden Giltrift einen He.
ger, Der dn9cbli6 M" Garter, Ser
0tor0er otS Dor cfrpn cinem Sabre
in Somaro Gountp ~eridoiienen De
ihditsiiibfcrS Mcinbarot Don Der
Sdrumod)er Gonpo9nie lein iolt.
Nlem Nnihein nad) lit ieooh Der
&erhditete llid)t Ser @elpiinldte; inl'
mcrbin miro er IN Der norOoltlidjen
Foli5eiltotion lcItNebolteL bis CT ioer-
tifi5irt mCroen fam.
S,tirbt am EppGuS. - Scr
icit Sanacm bier onidiii9c, icood left
eincm Sabre III (riniodo, Col, le4
bcuOc &r. &omcS eco McSntirc lit
Ooielblt am Gppblts geitorben luto
ietn Seid)nom trilit bei,te NbcnO bier
Elm. GoS @~c9r0bniB finpct bon Der
@obnun0 %icilcr Mlltter Nr. 1874
NorosGalGouns StrnBc, ans mi ocnl
Bonnie 9rae Sricoboir" itntt.
ST.. Sug6 Y. 81 mi an foot.
Sm Alter bon 80 Sobren Itdrt
am Sreitog @r. Sugb ". Homiop,
cin frilberer Observation-Disclosures Sc.
id)dftsmann, in Der Mohnuna ieiner
Gohter, 6rou u. aR. @biteioro, Nr,
1915, Sit-9ioOleitrabe. Gie 9ecrbi.
gung finbct om Dfnntag Tornlittag
nm 10 llbr oIi Dem .2oubon.Eorf-
Trie0huic" ltott.
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Irs. 8insIptp's Sputhiua sprup

niro felt iiber tinf NIB fedS5ts Sabren bon
wtiilionrn bon Dtiittern f1rs S6re Gtuber bet,m
uetnbtst bas 0tno, eruetdlt ben Carmen, &c.
idlmtdlttgt afe Sd,rneri yen; tnrtrt @tnbiplif unS
" .oos bette WitteI fir 9iarrb6e. Son slpp.
tbeiern In ellen @eItibeiIen berfauft. @etj
Qeipib unb ~berIenet Mrs. @insIolu's Goottine
Sprip" uno nebmf feline anhere Gorte. Gifnf-
mro 5panSie Gents Die SIaiGe. Inter BEN
Hdbrmittel. uro SroauensGe fet bonn 80. Smnt
1906 anrurtirt. Serieu.guunts~ 1908. 0ts
altes unb gut te~dtrteS Rtttet.
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GGeiapcafc Sampfcr-G ompaeuic.
0beiapeafe.qt ni
G(eaaute 4aftaatcr. Tampfer ,.~Qfnanftd" unb

Wv
Glesante @adagier.D ampier ,Mnsnfa" unb
,Gofumbia" nauh
Sfo Guiut Comfort NIB 9orfpif, IA.
Santpfer ~berldfien Baltimore tigIi1 (aisae.
nommen Gptntaes) nm $50 Mbenos rno tom,
men In Slo Toint Comfort Inn 8 llbr Wsprgens
iino In 9iuriolf UNI 7.t5 Mlcraens an, an,
t6Iiebcno an bic Gifenbabn5iae nab allen
BunIteu beS Giioens iilib Sifbfeftens.
WUrf,9 iipcr.qtHte,
Gfeaante gaTa0ier.1 anptcr ,Gtartutte" nnb
,gatfmure"
MAD @eft.Epint uno Nttbmpub, pa.
Sainpfer ~berldilen baltimore tdgIiG (ausae,
nom.nen Sonninasl nm 8 uhr ,9snnmtftaas uno
fomnen an Reft'Toiit nm T45 WorsepS uno
in Hicbmono nm 9.20 Wtorgen son..
Die al, Wsuntagen, Miitpo6et unb Sreitkaen
bon Baltimore dbfdbrenbeu Tampfer nno Bic
bon @eitsgoint on 9ienitaaer, 9onmeritdaen
mo Sumiidaen nhiabren, Iegen In @Iouceffers
Icin., Clements uro sumono's an, unb bic
an 9ierftnGen, Sonneritnaeu lnb Sanftaeen
DON Baltimore nno an Wontaaell, Wififpoden
lno Sreitasen oon @eft.Boint abfabrenben
Sdmpfer Ieaen IN WorftotpR ufo gIap ,9anf an
(bci giinf.igen Setter.
Taupfer ~uerlaIcn baltimore uum Nier yr. Is
nns 10. etabttrnRen'Ese rfte.
Sird5 aSillete nod alien 9uhitsn tottnen q.
f6ert. @epdd aniaese1en ruo aeiiiten5in1nler
giaetssiirenur: 9r. ti9. ft.g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Y. sT. 8pbipn, Iaent; slr: 1877, pft:galttmore.
etrafe. ooer Den SarDts9ureanr: 2tstt' uni
2ee.etrabe.
Nenben Spitcr, G.. n GtiSrt,
Sen. Observation-Disclosures. Gen, 4affagtersstaent.
s. 8. Me3aunei. SdIfssGen.' QaH. sggent.
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Baltimore Sampf Eadet So.
-IslIte unb 5uuerlaitat Yai.aiate.)
DIE Set: SIaotensNoIf beI0r0Prl0.
San'pfer SWiroinia lnsnl .s%Eabama,"

~ viz.
GanIpfer nGir0inia (nen), ,g%Habama,"
y@eorgia." ,,SenneXee." t''o
9ampier fabrer id0lib, Sonniaes nusseneni.
li9otsSirabe. $50 9lbenos, brett mad SIS
&otnt Gorliort, Morfplt, 0~orismortb nnS auen
Sl1iten pes giiheiS. Serbinsnns IN PIP
HIbnoho, 9erbtnbune in 9~ortsmputb nit Dem
.seaboarS air Cine" foIioem 3nge nab .Boris.
mouth nno MiiGi,iai ~ Horfo[f sereiROnng
peiilib mo ~Slo 9uminion Cine" na9 9eeips
bern. S9efbtraior, a.sG.. Gibmonb, Sa.. unb
N&6bI3eiten mad euro21iibem Blame. aurn.
rtofe .Seaifter5ifnmtr, eIefitifGe YeIen6tune,
9ampfbet6une. Soien fret. 8eferoirie aaiiien.
1inmer in ben. Biqets9iirearr Der ,9ab,aine."
". 107. SitsgaItimnresstra Nr. 500 NIB
sos, 2~tabtsStrobe. 9. ". g. Office, GiiboftsGde
Baltimore. iino Ga;bertsStrdbe, Continental
arnit giIilein9" nno Ilbangb's, SIR. 100. Noro.
GbarlessStrabe.
Spbn d. Sheriuupo, 6. 9rpiun,
SicesTrdf. Ii. Sen. s9Paraeer. Sen. s4aft. tsteent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
NnS Dem Snuercu MarDlanb's nno
Den angrcasenbcm Staatcn.
Neuc GiirnbobnIini

9fls Gin &ciltltot bes 9eiud)ea Der
Sn9enlelirc scr Baltimore Shio.Gt.
Ienbobn" III @ilmingtpr, Gel. yslueI-
der Den 3lucd bate. YIdne 81 iormn-
lireit, I'M cine G~crbinbung BON &il;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Rfhnbleibe.@ eIhGfte.
uIraielibatcp 2oau Co.," I gtorSs@ahs Strabe.
Yianos ltn0 Orgeln.
Ghas. 80. etieff, 8 9toros9ibertns Strabe.
sSni. 9nabs e 90, y2pric"s Sebduoe. Mt. TobaIt
Ipenie.
0dmpf. uno @o~licrbei,lng.
6. 8. ectnehcr, 742 Sft.2ombaro.Str. 6. &
Y.sIs.epbon 1865.
Yapier uno Eap;er.Oit
E,ditt. Ttrun Co., 105 NIB LOT SanobsrsStr.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5eihen.
elsep Srps, 10 @eft.9criusto 5irase.
0le1platten, Metau etc.
2non, Gsnilin & 60, 1910 9aIoerIton.etr.
Seteftlp- Ngentur.
Spaubants & sdlmtet 0riiber bel Sr1itb, Weit
& 2bens, 500 GaIbert Suilbiue.
Srieoboie.
,2susen 9ari Geu,eiera," Office: 81 Weft.Ga.
ratpans SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Warmor- un0 @rani--Werfe.
9. Siledrtner & e5bne, 7t4-7ia Beft.9aIti.
nluresGt-abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
@erdants G. Diners transport. So.
HanIpier. 2tnIc.

Sanapfer.2tnfe. g,9
SradIt nno RafIagtere.
*Tadb Button nnb ,hcm Sitsn.
Wont., 9ierft., Sonnerit., CAN'T, @ llbr I6bs.
y Gadi Erpuibenee nueIbem Eten.
Gonrtua, Miittuo6, Sreitla, 8 utr slbenbS.
*Tiad Tcfupurt.y eps NIB Npriplf
tdglif, 8 tttr slbenos.
fHrabt unqenoinnlen tdaIih bis 8 lbr Na9m..
fit o%enielben Saa abfabreRoe. garrpfer.
Tadt Sauannab niib benz ehbtn.
Sienftna. 81nleritaa, Gdmftag, 6 llbr NbeneS.
". y. Suria, Ggert, Song God.
Sanp t.Sireaa: German. aub 2tgtt'etrahe.
G13.l&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
0ambnrgsN merifa
--nndl-
Suppelid)rauben.
GgpreRs ino EaGagier-S ienit.

Sambnrs-I merifa'Einie.
81 9roaomop, 9tetp.Ocrf.
Irtbur ". Mubion,
an alten Viate,
1877 OIt-OaltiMore.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

2upjeridmieoe uno YIumbers.
Suhu Snbert. TIA 9bamessStrab 6. & g.
SeIepbon: RpIfc 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

coo bon Ben $50. Nid)nro !. Colon.
no, Charles :. &omoro uuo :. aemp
Bartlett iGmnitlidl BON Baltimore,
ionic George 2. 9riQga urO gSilliom
=, Gerru bon 9torfolt ilcorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
9lAnnfnten-

5raueta 6. alemm. 8edbisanwaIt, 225 Ct. 9auI.
Strube, Baltimore, Wtb.
aarl u. ". Gd)olg, 126-t29 Qaip QuiIoing.
@uitaJns aurt, 261-269 galoert guiLbine.
4. Ism. Grtmann, iii MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
SruIt.G

electromagnetic.
,,W,arn:auS sruit Co.," gioropefisGdc @aIoert.
lno @ermuusS trabe. Srier Serfb, Yrdiis
bent; g. @. 8itnlnermafn, Seiretir; Carroll
San gieb, G6abmeiiter.
NnlloinG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
2eidcnbeIto.ter.

snno:is & e5bnc, f70S-17.0 Canton. sIoenuc.
sSm. Gpuf, Nortbs uno S|rcenmount upcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Sufidmieo, 3ltbeb5r.
G. septt gasus Gp., 9;r. 362 uub 1874. Tore
SausStrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Seuer-VcrIid)crrnger.
,Jiusai SniurGnee So. of 2iuersopl," Seitrp 81
gBarfielot 3~tefioent Wanaaer, 01-10 9banls
bt, Of Commerce guiIoin9.
uWermnnia Gcuerperdhberunss . GeIenfdinft."
Baltimore uno gtortbsStraee.
g1ni. 3. Shadeiforo C. Co., IL nno II gbaaber
OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

lBAlEHz!H@aI&OtlEo
*2dsIi@ I aaang;; .4 qA ~ , SOnTi. g.. Nn5 ao 60;
SRieaeo IDia Bite 5dsll9 545S' s!o9 y.
g9ica8o %(yieWariJ .Iaeltb 4:i6 *; $50 Y.
s zinc. = 81 e. : u T.. H'Ia. aSsii$ a rs !: So i:
siae. Il. 81. G.....1dsifS 1o.G6a. 1l.05 d.
R'ttshure ........:Aa siS 5.ts y s.S9 y.
ss%iitssbamrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il .28 D. il.ss ..
Coils. 4 8ble.; 1deIia 41e go Y;
es pr saleo gSses S SdanSs n nab Os asa S5anSa ' an
gSo6eniaeen 100 Born. 6ts 500. abenbs.
Sriipsrs Abfa1ri oSm OCT e., "; M1~9alistatiSI
.o sSa'9 gS.gS' +7% Dfftla 4f!45 g !s.s Ss's ss.5 ! si i1S.5o,
Z RAP =, Il g, GtI Il f4,3 .iio 1 3 20 5q gs 5llo. .S;Se
TT7ssio's zoo ss.iS, 900 1000, iii 90 Gm.,
.12;oo Ms +12;Qg, .122s. tao 3 LOO; + 20,
ie6), $1,000. 1905, *l1.05. +1t.32 Nbbs.
5reberid, Concentrating, T7,35 nno s9.io
Sorm. tl,2h, 1880 uno *52o gabm;- ~.
SugerstJluu, Wt. 9tGudisSiditon, t1.i6 SIl.f
1880 Ratm.; 9antoeHrS !niicH. 1913, 1900
BORN. 1880, t4Oo gSadsin;
HDh1t Vlue StHt
nad1 &hilaoclehia uno NespsD1rf.
Jeuer terminus an Der 2reiuno5pun8iefieH
Strabe, gep.yori neauem nab 9otels. 3peaa
tern mn SefdGftss8iitrtft.
Reriafen
Deitlrt. @nmoensGt. W;tOtooalgi,
5hlafrud ae1Rs 1dgl. 3.46 Y. 3.5i y.
RcrloI ~ Diner .Ti9I 1863 500 Y.
buffet, Bari ause. 60, $40 954
Rdrlor, Speifep. =, mn Go. G.b2 9.57B.
9arIor, epeife. .ause. Go. 1903. 11.b4S
BarIor, Speilen: ;. ..5aei. d65M. d5o 2.
,0iopai 9imttrn". .Idgl. 3.4S y. 1862
Farior, epeiiep . T.. .9dal. 600 VI. 605M u.
s4latipaagons ....ad1l. 1896 9. 1244;@.
9pialsS6lnfpdpaonS mud EefpsYort ftno be-
reft gum Sebraiit in Der @amoeu uno Mt
RopaIs Sfniicn nm 1000 elbenbs.
Aeferntrunu 1on Jaurl In SdIuf' ODER BAR
lorsgSaegons. Speliernien etc. iperben f6neq be-
ioret per Seirphou in alien foIgenoen Btuets
ghrenur Charles. uno 8aItinturesStraBe g. &
Raa Ct. Gaul 1924, ooer no. @ourtIano 1901;
ut. @opatStatior. y. & g., Nst. Sernon 3123;
ganoertsGtation Snforriattonss9jfireau 6. & 2.
q. Saul s46. ober Mo,. gourtlano 2726; uno
Gr. 526. Sio'grcabwap.
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griffith & su-uer Gu, 2o5 ao,s.saea. etrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

8runoeiJentbuns . ascrter unb
-SGnoler.
e. Tugcn & siepbetr, 10 Sftsee.inator'
tnnsStrabe.
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Spar. 8al1fen.
,eentide spar.Snnf oon Q%afiimore," g.itdtp-
uno 8dItimoresStrabe
,et. SamessG parbauf," 9aIiinuresSfrdSe .,rb
9rf.onrapouiesslbcnue
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Stootss0onfeu

Staats. 9anfen.
r3eutidir gnut upn galtimure," Baltimore. uno
Sollioub. Strube. Nuquft Betcr, 9r1Iioent;
s. ). Slot, S6asneifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Ghmud'aden un0 ltbren.
u. 3. Miae,, 90 Sit.SaItimufe. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

&fertegeidirr-S
.. q. 5ap epn & 60, 4o4 @eStsSerman.Etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

H~ational.9 aufen.
ySle CIb spuu National san.," @ab.. unb
GretersStr1Be. Sacob N. SooL Yr1foent;
9aoio 6. Soaiis, Bices8tafibent; Senrp D.
Geoue, GafNrer.
ySirit Gatiuuok SAINT Of 9altimpre," s. q.
gSilcoI, &GfiitN, Al SoitbsStrabe.
gB. 6. @aener, 9aiitrer.
,@eitern National Saul" %. Marriott, aaffs
RET, IA Goros@rtaipsStrabe.
,Gruuers G. WiedbnnieS' Iaituual gans," gbus.
@. Miacr. &aitrer, 9torbipeits@de @utups
uuo SaDetIe.S trabe.
,sbirb National Ynnt," Baltimore iiro 9sortb.
Giraffe.
,Saymcrs & Mcrhants' National sanf," Soutb.
tluo Qo~ElburosStrabe.
,Gummcreial x Sarniers' Rational aanf,a Glib
tpeits9de Soluuros uno @crmunsS trabe; 8.
5. SaIblp'n 4, Gaiftrer.
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9anomirtbidaitlihe @cr1tbe 1inb
S1mereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

4oblen nnb SoI5.
csusa O Bun Seint, $50 GoInmbiasgIbenue.
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@ei9aftss@egwetier

3eit1n9cn 3citidriiten etc.
She Baltimore 9ieps Co.," 9aoi5 glbererous
bic, Wiana1er, 31S g3eits9ermansS. rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Efnnbleibe.@ eIhGfte.~
.IraIolibatea 2oau Co.," I storos@ahs Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Standardization, Gbiiren, 5eniter-
rablnen, 2aoen etc.
Sames g.. Softer 6 Co., 1t5 unb lit. Glib
Srenerids5fraBe.
geo. q. sloan T. Bro, Ala, 2isbtGtr. .8erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Sn ieinem letten @iQen nernludt
Der am 81. Slli peritnsbene Soieph
arnus iein gon5eS Ginfommen, elm.
id)lieBlid) bes Saities Nr. 2t30. g,
GonnellitraBe, 5u glcidlen lbeiIcn
ieiner Sfipiegernnltter 6rou Moric
9ideIp unb ieinen 5oftcrn Ntorie 1t.
Gpa arnus. Scnrp @6bliert mur0e
obne @iiraifaft sum 8citnnentspoll-
itreder ernonnt.
Sron Bertha e%igenbrot biltcr
Iobt in ibrem I'M @oiiengerid)t 5ltGc.
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form this selfish man as punishment for
crime committed on the planet. The
messenger has an easier time than he
man the lesson of unselfishness the mes
senger has to resort to the powers of
electricity of which he is a master.
The visit of the messenger is only a
dream of the selfish man, but it serves TO
create within him a new spirit, and to
drive all selfishness from him. Wallace
Widdecombe has the part of Horace
Parker, the selfish man, the deep student
and man of science. and he reads his
lines with much ability. He is a natural
actor and pleased the audience. Norman
Mcdonald made the part of the tramp
father of Minnie Templar, the woman
Parker loves, very prominent, and did
some clever acting. Lindsay Hall as
Arthur Dicey was also acceptable He is
not unknown in Birmingham, having been
to the Bijou several years ago with the
Bjou Musical Comedy company Gail
Leighton as Minnie Templar and Nellie
Blanchard as Aunt Martha proved to be
all that could be desired in their parts
and the other parts in the play were in
the hands of people who did them justice
1t is play with quite moral and
little or none of the problem in 1t, there
by differing from a great many plays OF
the present time which have a moral but
deeply hidden in problem.
There are performances nightly and
matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
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Has Travelled 2,ase, 900 Miles.
From the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
Barney Cavanaugh, the oldest con-
ductor in the employ of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad company, who has
Travelled 2,3s6800 miles on his run be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee in the last
Is years, and who reached the age of
10 March T. will retire April I and go
on the pension roll of the company.
The trips of Cavanaugh carried him as
many miles as II he had glrdled the globe
twice a year for the 10 years. lie en-
tered the employ of the railroad as a
brakeman on freight train and re-
manned in that capacity for two years
when he was made conductor of the
train. His work attracted the attention
OF the division superintendent and he
was CIV en- the position OF conductor onNa
passenger train running from Chicago to
Milwaukee
He has had the same run ever since
and has seen four men hold the Office OF
sonally acquainted with them all, and
among his friends are many miilionalres
of Chicago and Milwaukee. He has been
absent from duty but two months since
becoming a conductor. When his wife
died about two years ago he ceased work
for that length Of time.
The aged conductor has never been IN
wreck and attributes the fact to the
CAREFUL ess OF his engineers and himself
II has served under the presidency Of
Albert Keep, John r. Tracy, Alexander
Mitchell and Marvin Hughltt
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Hopper at the Majestic.

DeWolf Hopper comes to the Males tic
theatre Friday night. Saturday matinee
and night in Wang and "Happyland /"
Everyone remembers what delightful
play the old rendition Of Wang" was,
and in the revised story it is said even
better opportunity for gorgeousness of
costume and sweetness of music Is of
fered. "IIappyland" has set theatre-goers
in the east wild with pleasure for months,
and will come to the Majestic theatre with
the original company. Tickets will go on
sale at 10 o'clock today. The New Or
leans Times Democrat, among other
things, has the following to shy Of the
resentation of Wang" by Mr.. Hopper,
which was witnessed In that city only a
few days ago:
Anyone witnessing the presentation OF
the favorite old opera, Wang" by De
Wolf Hopper and his axcallsnt company
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SembrIch Concert.

The sale of seats for the Sembrich con-
cert is progressing rapidly at Parker
Nineteenth street store. The great prima
donna is singing to crowded houses every
where she appears. She is assisted by
Ellison Van Hoose, the distinguished
American tenor and Frank La Forge, the
brilliant pianist The concert will take
place at the High school auditorium
Thursday night, April 4. 1t Will be the
musical and society event of Easter week,
and many out-of-town people are sending
in orders for seats.
The programme reached Birmingham
yesterday 1t includes three numbers for
Madame Sembricb, two for Van Hoose
(scene and duo from the first act of Puc-
cinis "Boheme') and two piano numbers
for La Forge.
The Jacksonville Times-Union of last
Thursday says:
Music lovers of Jacksonville have been
richly INDUCED in the past. and the elite
of the city have sat and listened to the
voices of Melba, Nordica, Nielsen and
Eames. Last night the rarest treat of all
was theirs, for Madame Marcelia Sem
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Missing Word Contest
BY AustilI ElyvoOd Ind.
coNDIrIoNs OF CONTEST.

In several of the advertisements
on this page there has been word
left out purposely. Read each ad
carefully and see IL you can find the
missing words.
To the first person who fnds those
and brings or sends them to the
Age-Herald office we will give two
dollars in cash.
Write on one side of the paper,
giving the word and the name of
the firm from which the word was
missing.
Write your aame and address
plainly on the paper Seal in a
plain envelope and bring or NAH it
to the Missing Word Editor, Age
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telephone
No answer will be received be-
fore Il o'clock nor after 6 p. IN.
on the day of publication of these
advertisements.
The name of the winner will be
publish ed in this column daily.
Mrs. NJ. II. Perkins winner yes
terday; prize today $500
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"a MESSAGE From Mars

Unselfishness is taught in striking
manner In "a Message from Mars" which
is at the Bijou theatre this week. 1t was
greeted with much favor last night by a
large Monday night audience, and it is
well played by company which contains
some good actors.
The company appeared in Birmingham
earlier IN the season, but at another
theatre, and the play has been to Biz
mlnglnam before, creating quite an inn
preston.
The story of selfish mon who thinks
of naught but his own pleasure. A man
from Mars is sent to this Garth to re-