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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
ID SMASH O|L TRUST
Standards Fight For Life Opens
 In New York Today.
SUIT BROUGHT IN ST. LOUIS
Monopoly Has Distinguished Array of Counsel on Hand to Combat Petition For Dissolution of Combine-F. B. Kellogg Leads Government Forces.


 For Dissolution of Combine-F. B.
 keIoaa Leads Government Forces. New York Sept 3-The case of the United States against the Standard Oil company was. called ill the federal building today by eX-Judge Flren, the referee.
 The purpose of the suit is the disso- luton of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, the parent of the so called trusts many subcompanies. One of these companies, the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. was fined $29,- 240,000 recently by Federal Judge Ian dis. which sum is twenty nine times it's capital stock. The Standard has an nounced that the fine cannot be col lected from the big Standard Oil Con- pany of New Jersey. The governments next act is to move to dissolve the lat ter as a violator of the Sherman anti trust law.
 The suit also aims to enjoin the Standard Oil company from receiving rebates and determinations in freight rates, which were the cause of the S29. .240,000 fine, the greatest penalty ever imposed.
 Distinguished Array of Counsel.
 The suit was brought by the attorney general of the United States in the cir cult court at St. Louis and it's mate rial evidence is q composite of teSti- mony taken in the various suits brought against the Standard by sev- eral states, notably Ohio and Missouri, and ip the various suits brought under the federal laws against freight dis criminatiOn.
 The defendants are John D. Rocke- feller John D. Archbold. H. II. Rogers, C. NJ. Pratt, the Standard oil Company of New Jersey and seventy corpora tions of which the New Jersey corpo- ration is the holding company. One of the seventy is the Standard on Com pany of Indiana, the defendant in the record breaking fine litigation.
 The Standard was represented by distinguished array of counsel. The SoNclHluellt tuiSl lu"stl ""o Ildhh B. Kellogg, who made himself famous in New York by his examination of F. II. Hartman before the United States Interstate commerce commission in the Pacific roads inquiry.
 That inquisition developed the fact of Harriman's footing of the Chicago and Alton and provoked Harrimans celebrated declaration that if the laws permitted he would try to control ev- cry railroad in the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
WITH THE SIGHT OF LOVE
 "A Blind Mans Story,)
By LOUISE CHANDLER MOULT0N.
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
GA Blind Mans Story.)

had not been blind from my birth. Sitting alone, in the utter darkness, my closed eyes could make pictures. could call back glories of nature and glories of art, blue sky and wind swept fields, and, above all, dear faces, faces whose very memory frightened my night-time-my father, my gentle mother, my young, dark-eyed brother There was another, too, not of our blood, whose face l saw oftener than any. This was strange, for Leona Ashland, the daughter of my mothers most intimate friend, was but child of ten, six years younger than myself. She was very dear to me. however.
 For 15 years the world had been visible to me, with it's beauty, its mys- tery, it's romance. Then darkness be- gan to steal gradually over me. It was a whole year before the last ray of light had faded. I was stone blind at 16.
 had so much to give up! It was not alone the joy of sight, the dear faces, the beautiful world, but all my high hopes, my plans for the future, my ambition, my pride. had meant to be a student. I had had visions of fame. There were months of stormy, surging discomfort before I could set tie calmly down to my destiny, but a change of feeling finally came.
 When supper was over one evening went out to go to evening prayers at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Mrs, Mcdonald Returns Home,

Chicago, Sept. 3.-Sick and nearly penniless, Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, widow of the late Millionaire Mike" McDon- aid, the former gambling king of Chi cago." has returned to the family home at 4501 Drexel boulevard, which her husband had not allowed her to enter since she is alleged to have shot and killed Webster Guerin, her alleged par amour. This action by the widow has startled the other heirs, who fear it may conceal some legal trick affecting their interests. Every peaceful means possible has been taken to induce her to leave the house, but without avail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Neuro Thinks He Is Mayor,

Baltimore, Sept. 3.-Possessed with the hallucinatiOn that he is mayor of the city. Isaiah LampsOn. a negro, broke open the door of Mayor Mahool's office at the city hall and carried away some fifty or sixty letters addressed to the mayor. He was opening them at his own home when the police arrested him. One of the letters contained a draft for 5000. This is the second time the negro has got into the city hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

Save this Coupon u9
 This coupon. when accompanied by g trade-msfk tickets from the Eleisher Iarns. entities you to a copy of .Fleishers Knitting and Crochet ing Manual invaluable to begin ner and expert. Contains photo graphic illustrations of new and sta pie garments. with directions for making. Teaches knitting and crO- cheting by the quickest method, made easy by illustrated stitches. SRtR V. Hsisker, PkiEz<elpkis-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
NeaIor Wins Twin City Handicap.

New York. Sept. 3.-At Sheepshcad Bay track Nealon, for whom B. Dubois gave S14.O00 at Saratoga. easily won the Twin City handicap at one mile and a quarter. The race was worth S11,TO0 to the winner. He was quoted lat 6 to in the betting. Lawrence r. Daley. an added starter at 90 tn l. won the Autumn Maiden in q drive by half a length from the favoritc, Jim Gan npy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Col. and Bride Run Down by Car

New York. Sept 3-An unlighted empty trolley car crashed into the runabout of Olcott C. Colt. q member of the family of arms manufacturers. at Forty-sixth street and sixth avenue Mir. and Mrs. Colt. who have just re- turned from their honeymoon In Flu rope. were hurled into a mass of wreckage and both were seriously in- jured. Mrs. Colt may die.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
shspard Hur, In mot,r R,e..

BreseIa. Italy. Sept. 3.-EIliott F. Shepard of New York. while speeding over the fifth circuit in the automobile race here. plunged into the river at Monte Chiari. broke his callarhone and slightly injured other parts of his Io,ly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Liahtnina csuse, Feur pea,h,.

Lemberg. Prussia. Sept. 3.-A CathO- iic church here was struck by light ming. four persons were killed. and six teen women and children were serious ly injured by being trOiden under foot fin the panic which followed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
E,.-s. Ersssz z, A-sris,-.

DInard. Sept Ss-A great sensation has been caused by the report that James wInsl0w. oae of tte most regu- lar among Anerfean visitors here. has been orie7ed to leave France within twenty-f0ur hOarz as a rsSult Of his -uuectIaa with a u1for1unzfe new ~a~h has 3ust been abandoned
 te that took t aD h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Irish Junp.r Clear, sir Feet.

New York. Sept 3--COn Lsahy, a reoeut arrival from Ireland. in an ex- hIbitioa at Celtic park jumped three fnches more than six feet Over a tar from a wet turf takeoT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

Knitted Scarf
 Requires six skeins of cream white and six skeins of color Heisheris Shei- land Floss, a fine strong yarn. Its lofty and elastic qualities give the light and dainty appearance without sacrificing warmth, and the scarf will always hang in graceful folds. Full directions for making in "Fleisher's Knitting and CrOcheting Manual"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Unstable Man.

Montaigne: Man in sooth is a mar vellous, vain, fickle, and unstable sub iect.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Wise Haste.

Italian proverb: A prudent haste is wfSdom'S leisure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

Romans DisIiked Red Hair. Red hair was m object of aversion among the Romans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Sin cnsliidJcs ltrtbcil iibcr bic bent.
ld,c Npttc,

Scit Ginger 3cit lit oic Sppoit-
lions . Ercllc in england onl 8crfc,
scr li6crolcn Hcgicrilng bic SAlud.
dung Der Sdlngicrtiotcit pol, Gna.
lono's SceitrcitfrGiten por5merien
Gie Gritifcr wiiiel1, baB ooS engliidc
golf IN Moriue . glngclcgcnbeitcn
teiltcn SpoB periicbt, uno ooB eS
tcin unieblboreS Mittcl gibt, cine re-
9icrenbc Eortei unpopular SIT ma,
den. olS ibr SeriGumnib III Scr Gr.
boltnng ser mGftigltcn @~ertbcioi.
gunoSwoiic bcS britiidcnHcihS nod.
5lnucilcn. GicIen Nn9riiicn tritt
nun ein briiiidler Sodmonn int
oSnilp Chronicle" entgcgcn II. luciIt
na6, Dab oic britiid)c Slotte ibrcn nj.
palcn nic iibcrle9cner aelucien lei, nI>
gcrooe jctt. Ger Nrtifcl . Sdreiber
fomntt Damn ipc3ieu ouf sir bcitid,t
6iottc 5ll iprchc1 urib crflGrt, sic
hcrporrogenbitrn cngliihcn Slotten-
Sifi5ierc icicn Scr llchcr5cuglng, sob
Die icdls nclcn 2iricnidiiic. Scr .Gin1
"9laiic oIlcin scr onll5elt
oeutid,en Slottc 9clpobiat ieicn. 9ie
9ebouptin1, baB pie enaliihe Sta.
nalilotte cntihieoen ihpdher al
3abl Jet olS Die beutihe, bGlt ser
Scrfaiier fir i%rrcfiibrcno, ornll, 10
hciBt cs, ~aIc cngliidcn 2inicnidiiic,
NIT IuSroInlc bon 5~,pcicrL iinS ltdr.
fer unh nit ihpcrercn 8cid)iisct
bcrlebcn, oIS irgenb tpcld)c Der bcnt.
idcn Sd,iiic. ScIbit sic nGcutit,
lano." uno bic v9rnunidmcig. "aIoi.
Ic lino Sd)iifc bon MIR 1920 Cont
iell llnb nit #. ullb 6-,0uiaen DC.
Itiieei arn1irt. Cab bcS &aiierS
Tlotten . Eolitif, mcnlt oi,d) foitipie-
Zig, 10 bod elm cbenio GROCER Se1I.
ld)lng mar, iuie feline aoloniolpolitif,
iulIien bic @robfnlfleute bon 9rcr
men uuS Sonnburg. Ncrp0ir griten
lotltcn bon bcr nellen 9oilidtqit. Der
&reiie Observation-Disclosures &otB ape6.
men. Gieic SGilidteit lit Sa$ eirettt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
8efanHtinadungcn.
gonimort. gns.. "a. oanuar 1907.

Baltimore, Sub. "a. Saruar 1907.
Nnge6pte iueroeu bis yonncrtaH, ben Z. DC
1ruar 1907, Wiittugs IL ubr, I'M Wian1rs'Sn'
rcau, yiatbbaue, Baltimore. %cntarlen gcnpnlnlch
81, 900, 900 regiitrirfcu Sbligutiureit BET Stnot
Baltimore, eililDsb1r an erliell Sn9e pes Allp'
her I'M Sabre 1880, 3iufeIi 5lr Nnte bon "
Rro6eut trdgero, bdlbiabrlicb am crlteli Aage oee
slpril uno Sftober cines ieoeI eilIiellleii Snbres
6ublbdr. Sic 3iniet bcglnlen bonn !. SttoOet
1906. =.
Ole SbIieationen merSen oeranSaGbt trait
elmer 9lite Der Yegtslntur bon Winr0lnnh, 6Ie III
bereu SanlarfS iting I'M Sabre 1904 nl3 Stns
pitel $40 artpenuumeH ipuroc, ltno trait ner
ON 20. 'l1titI 1905 ltitterjrtdlneteIl Sfrorofiliii1
gfr. .227 oes Ilabors ltlo Staotrutbfs BON Sdls
iimore, in ipeIber Die NuSadbc Der ShligdttoIel
hes Dtabor5 uno StuoirdtbS bon Baltimore BIS
III einem, $4,000 900 nibt iiberiteiaenoen De
trH9e aHgenrhnet pirh. I'M peitere Yllttcl lnr
Die ElarIiit1s, 'GOnifrnftion NM 6idblirun1 elIeS
nciicIt funitdren 9Ib6ugsfnnulsSDitei tilr ole
ci1ot Baltimore 5n befdbditen, pelde Setoros
mug III Der am .. Wiui 1905 ncbnltenell WsltIll'
6ipulsgSdbl bon Den oajli beredti9ten MdblerIt
~rntiii5iri iultroe. o,..
Sic staot ~bciteuert feline i5rcr eieenen Cblis
Mrt'OrSs9(tsgnhen lino ipiro an Steue BET Ses
ilper biefer MliS9abe Die idbrlide1 SildtsiielerIt
bc5GbIen, lin peI0c Oct @eltber 9eleblED pers
pflidtet lit. .
%iic stnaebotc miiicu obuc %prbebalt aciHa6t
iUeroer. mo feline Nl9chote llr vHlle poer
seine" iuerocn ulgenpHimen.
6orocrlug2sS lngebuie miiiiell Oeriiegelt nno an
Sen 9rdfiocniciI oer SiHar5sS ulilItiliare 9idfns
bau5. ~nnreiiirt mo nit p8ropolnIe tr Hnltts
more Gin Stud" beieidlHet fem.
Sa5 9tcdl blcibt OurbcbdltcTI, traeito luelbe
mo ale AIl1cbotc ~ oetiuerlen.
gsiltuu Snpluocn,
Yriitocnt Der Silnt6- GpnIrlifdre.
Z. Seipell Sbpmno, Glerf.
CSnn0l-Scbr71
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Decentralization.

INSTRUMENTATION.
III Minncioto lit SIR Belt Gin into.
reIiontcr uno 5uglcih iolgenifiperey
@roicB i'm @ongc. Is bonOelt lid'
6oriu nm bic Iroqc: sat cine Giicn.
bobn ooS Tctt, ibr StommfopitoI
bclicbiQ 81 crbObcnL ooer bot Ole
Itootlite Giicnbobn.Sommillion oa@
Rcdt, iibCr sic 3ltI6iiigfeit Scr ae.
pituIscrb6brmG ST cntlbciocn? Die
Wrcot Nortbcru Giicnbobn : @cicli'
iduit mill ibr @clonmtfopital, 0aa
lest 100 Millioncn Collars bctr0at,
nm 60 WiQioncn %crbobcn. GoS feht
tam Scr 9abu nid)t mobl beItritten
mcrocn. God bat 9tidter &dIlom e.
nen Gin6ult9bcfcbl crloIicn nit Der
9%cgriinonna, ooB berS taat ein Ncd)t
bobc, III millcL Oh Die unauS9cacbc'
nell Mfiict altd) 0llrd) rcCllc Mcrtbc
oc0cdt icicn. In3 lit in Or0nunJ.
Gic MISUNDERSTANDING lit in un'e'
rem @roBbciriebcn 10 cingcrilIcn, pom
Stnbl = Srltit bis bcrultCr SIT 0cr
f~lcincrcn o@riInOungen," ooB Froli'
0ent Mooieuelt bic gluimcrt Iamfcit
oc8 GongrciieS oltrf cine Spejiole
8otid)ait nilf Oieicn munocn Nrlntt
unicres ruirtbihoitliden 2c6cn5 lcn
fen mill. Sic Acknowledgment, Ole
Die Great Hortbern 0obn porne1'
men mill, mag ourd) bic ScrbGltnil'c
0cbotcn icin. Gogc1en fat mld) Ser
Stoot Minncioto nit)tS cinjumcnocn.
llllr mill Scr Stoot miiicn, Oh Die
1pcitcre N~uSgnbc BON 60 Wtiuionca
Collars llcltcr Nfticn in .ocn @cr.
t6cn ser Nobu 0cniigcnoc Gedlmo
bet. Mon ioatc a%nncbmcll, nab sic
@obn bo9egcn nidtS cinjumcnOcn
Bate, eS lei ocnn, cine groBc Ser
mGiicrur0 hires @opitolS oltrd5uorii-
den. limo 10 miro nNll pro5ciiirt lno
ihlicBlid) miro bic b0ditc SnIton5,
bns Obcrbun6cSgcridt, onS lcttt
@ort 81 iprcdcn 6obcn. @crooc jest
limo cS sic @nbncrt, lucld)c III Der
Observation-Disclosures Gor5 bclonocrS
bcroortrCtcn. Die EcnnipIponicr
9obt, cine scr ioliocltcn ocS Gan.
bcS, bat ourdl sic Sunncl . 9ol,tcl
in 0cn = gorf n16 sic Grridtung
bon grobcn Stotioncn WiQioncn nlli'
0crommcn. Sic bat nbcr Oniiir ncllc
mo rentiren6c @ertbc gridaifen, 10
Oob sic gr6obung be3 aopitol8 &c.
rc6ticrtigt lit. Sic Ncu . Sort Sen,
trol6nbu bat lcttcn Somltaa NnGe-
al,f % Miuioncn ctloiicM bic
2ofc S0orc uub MidiOon Soui6Crn
ipldc BON 10 Milioncn ltnb Die Wi.
Central mill iDr aopitnI I'M
10 Winioncn erbobelt. Bier 9nbrcn
crbobcl1 nllo IDr &npltal I'M ITO Will
Gicl icbr bier @rlb, nno sic
Stoatcn, mic sic Scr. Stnotcn bobcn
cin 9roBcS Slltcrciie 0nrolt, feit5t
OBJ sic Nus9obc Nicicr riciigrn
GopitolScrbobungcn 0crcd)tfcrtigt lit.
Nlld) bic Nfticrl, sic @oiicr oocr
iinb, ioncn 9ipi0cnoc obwcrs
len, iinb boS Gublifum miro Ourd)
Frciic Gcbronoidott. 8cm
sic Siinben, Oic nit ser llcbcrfopitl,.
Scr @roBariilolrngcn began
gen porOen iinO, cinmol mtfgcocdt
luiiroerL Damn 9ingcn Ocnl &oItc oic
ollf ulb iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

@erienelte. s~nse6otc init Der gtniibriit
n@sropoiGI5 for 2eno." an Die Gontratt &ebbt
DC Der Stuot Baltimore Geridtet, tperoen his
I'M ii llbr @ormtttns3 am @,ittlpod,. ben 6.
Schrliur 1907. i'm 8iireai oes Stnhtsheatitra'
Tors i'm RutDbaus, Baltimore, mo. eutgegefl
senommen ihr Die 9%ieferure unh gtbIteiermn9
Qnaerbofe, Gub, rnb @olie.Strnbe, Baltimore.
no. bon tiininnS5pan5i9 go 31nBsn S224o
Spe5iftTotioueu fir has @lct ioniter i'm &it'
rtnu beS SSnter' JieentenrS i'm JtolbOali'e'
Baltimore. Dto., crIIltat iueroen.
SeoeS 2lngeUpt mus BON eilient begldnhiaiet
9bcd. al Den Winupr illlh SidotrntD bon g'dItis
more 5n6lbnr, In Der SbDe etucS 2cbnteIS ocs
@ctru9cs bcS slnGebotS bcalcitei iein. nm Der
crfulpreidc 0ictcr mrb cine 5niricheniieHcnbc
@iireihnit in DER ibIiden 5orut tilr bic &c
trcltc Grfiinun0 oe9 GnntraficS int ooppe;tcn
@clraae beS Gnntroftprciics ftclen. .
Sic GbnirnftsV cb1roe bcbilt Iil b0S Ncdl
Dor. irgcno Gin oocr GIc s%lirGebpic 6uritdjt'
emfreb ~. Said.
9Suiicr Sn1cniclr.
e. Glan Sinauue.
TrIiiNcnt Der G%onirnlis Ncb0rbe.
(1aR26,2 IS, 20. 30,3t ;5cbt,24,5,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
0r. Wault,

Der Sernorrngenbfte alIer Mebicn. Ct er,
SdbIt Sbhen. mas sc 81 pifien piinfden, mag
cs siinitia Deer uneiinftie iein, .aleidoiel. mas
ODER sSiinihe finS. CT bat slroeren %ecboIfen.
@arum niht Sbnen2 60 iihcrscn9t III CT bon
icincr Sdbiafeif, baB ct feline geSabIrns i'm
Iprnus liir 8urtrdee cntae9er nimint. nno
peiit or niht IN alien 5dHen b1uia s~nfrienen
fteut, ,piro feline @ebnbr dcccptirt. Yorird9e
90 Gents unb 81 90.
e~predbtnnben uon 10 btS Z Tier.
g. & y. 1elepbon: Wiolnt Gernon 6176-U.
Dir. 4i0, Hari.auenue.
fTes14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
In liebcnper @rinncrnna

al ltnlere gclicbte Sante
Meta sophie Siuei6cd,
pclcbc hcutc, ocn 30S Sdnlar 1907, boz ilpcl
Subren geii0rbcH, nber mid ocrgeilcn 1T.
@nt Der 600 INNS nld) gciblcocIi,
ltnferc Giche ibieh CT nibt.
Tbeurel rub IN Gutte5 Srlcocl.
llnicre 2ie6c iiirbt ia ni0t.
Sriidtc Sir Der LANCE Shlnlmer
Sir Der zoo bic 9lIgen III,
lid bcitbci hpd liHlcr Mllnucr,
TI lHlercm Scr5eH ichclt Oil.
Giuig nu6nil Oh BORT i'm Siht.
llHierer Sicbc itdrbit III, Mot.
bon Der 9Iidtc mo Dem GteifeH
600 Nieta mno Seinridl ~. aruic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

mllG. f9IeGtr1 trcibt scr WonopnIiS.
nutS? Stebt 6n9 ToIldr,NCd)t ilbcr
ncn1 WCnIhCnrCdt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Gowlano's tiirfiidf SGber,
Equitable. Girbdube, Fuitartt scgrn. stets pifen.
C1luq99-)
Carrie Hlitt.

@s itarb an 90. Sanuur 1907 Carrie 9litt,
10 Sabre alt. Sie NeeroiglnQ iinbet Bonner,
tag, giuhnittnGa , llbr, bon Der 9SobnlN9
i6rer Gltern. III. 523, 9iprozc5looers Sirdbe, ans
itntt (90-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
lnnhnnr &nrf.

Ser tarytIan ltdir .Srtebbof tn Baltimore.
su ieSep Seit .rreisSar' ;shnt Gents sabr:
geIo bon alien GtabttbeileH. GtruBenbdbns
ggaeors paillren Den Saapteinganqu dus orts
Minuten. 2Sarmes B~artesimruer fit GpInc,
Die ben Sricotof bel raubent 8etter befaten.
9esrdbnibpldte 81 febr ndbieen Yreifen,
fintnifli6 inter fortiudtrenoer Yfle9e.
ghrsaa: Nr. VI, @ef'sa ratosa'e traee.
(San6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
rSpjcpl, VI. GiB.

GS finrb nm y. InnIar 1907 nn6 ~IdnGercr
arnnfbeit Suirpb ", GiH, 81 Sabre nlt, aeliebter
Gnitc uur Dctlu Git. ach. gSi6, in iciner 9Snts
nlne. yir, 1850, GolurIbid 9tuemte. n9. 5. 81"
Sic Set Der @eeroigung lpirh fpater dilgr-
Icidt. (2S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
,Suhnnn Scinridf Shmnl6adl.

IS itarb am u. Sniiitar 1907 Spbann Seiu.
rid sdimalbad, SO Sabre alt. aeiiebter &attc
bon Maria ShmaIbn6. Sic Neeroiaure fiuoet
BON feincr g9obmlna. Mr.. SO. Sios@oensSt raBr,
ans nIi Der yHouoon Bari 9emetrD" itatt.
(2S--30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Gtablirt 1880.
Wilbelnt 3. Heinbarot

Nr. 2O21, 1et.Valt.mpre.etraRc.
Ncip.Yurt claitiide grndbanSer,
pJue yeber, .
i5nueu sag nno g,adlt setrasen perben.
Mnd Sart.W ummi-S Gnber, :
iwstthe ME rpften. feftit bei'm gaben nidt.
TiefeIben Iino bon dnen Mer3ten beftenS
enptobIen. f %
@r nerfertiei auf 9cfteIuue Iinb bat ont eager
Gdluitetbinocr nntcrietbSbtnbeu
Weide Mmo SpfSfiien.8 rahbdnsrr,
70 arraneirt, lbab feine geebrtert anuoen BE.
items 5ufrieoep pefteut ftno. 4
Nne 9rub6dnser, Warbaeen uno Snftrri,
rrente uerben earantirt, onB ie pafieh, unb
anfs Sanbcrfte intb SJeiie dnpefertigt.
n 1iir Tantem Ino Simmrr
inter w"ffi*i hon Dab. Meinbdrht borbanben
Mb. 1eIepbpn = gouriIuuS 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
lorraine.

W,aferiidl 9arfartig - Sricolidj.
@eiili6 bon &albroof cir mo cine hnlte
MciIe. 8ennbt ole nit Gopbnttan beSeidneie
yiortbs slncnr s.&ar. Srcie autiden gn6Hittaes
am terminus. Greiie bou Scgrlbn!bpldeet
@aicn 223. Sfrcau: S%raatlin. unS g~sinosor.
9icabs. &erIdrut Gruibitre. (9iaiI ,1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

SnGonl it untiuopcl it Scr
Observation-Disclosures g(oom SdlcrfL
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

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baS cinen @crtb BON 10000 Marf re-
prGlcitirt, lit aus Dnnfclbrannros
tben,, polirtem Virnbaumbol5 gefcr'
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rcn, reid ornomentirten Nliflat NIT
swei 9ronSefiguren bon Erofelior
So1n (Miinhcn), nNmcrifn~ ulS
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The newspaper., 1907-11-08
Program For FortnightIy.

The next meeting of the Paonia
Fortnightly Club will be held at
the Crook Hall Monday night
Nov, 11th. The program will be
more than usually interesting be-
cause of the question for discus
sion. Just at this time when the
financial markets of the world and
especially of the United States are
in furry there could be no ques
ton of more interest than "Our
Monetary System" The topic will
be divided as follows:
l. The Banking Business,
A. l.. Binford.
2. Suggested improvements for
our Monetary System.
H. L. Moler.
The committee will present a
working plan for the consideration
of the members and music will be
a part of the entertainment. Every
one is invited and should come
prepared to give their views on
the money question.