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The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
RAILROAD
Bulletin.
EVER IN THE LEAD.

That the Pennsylvania Railroad the Standard Railroad Of
America" Is we'll known The following facts explain how II has
arrived this distinction and demonstrate that has led in
the onward march of railway progress in America.
On the present lines Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad the first
Trails were laid in 1881.
John Bull locomotive drew the first passenger regu
ary drawn by steam power in 1883.
It the first to steel rails in 1884.
was the first to Bessemer steel rails in 1906.
It was the first to use the air brake in 1906
It the first the track tank in 1872.
1t was the first the block signal system in 1873.
It was the first establish limited ran ~The Pemyl
vania Limited in 1884,
It the first to establish I8-hour ran the Pensyl
vania Special" New York and Chicago 1905.
1t the first railroad company organize Tourist Depart
nent for the promotion OF tourist tra-ei
1t the first organize cab service in connection with its
terminals in the large cities
the first successfully tunnel the Hudson River to
reach the center Of New York City.
From bottom top, from first last the Pennsylvania Rail
thought and study and genius and skill
make it and offers its patrons the best in the way OF service
that intelligence and experience suggest.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
DAUGHTER IS SOLE LEGATEE.
Harry II. GuiIford Leaves HIS Estate
10 Miss PauIine.

Herry H. Guilford, by his will dated
February o. 1907. names his daughter,
Pauline Guilford, sole beneficiary of his
estate. George E. Barber is appointed to
hold the property in trust for the daugh-
ter of the testator, and is also named as
executor.
BY tho viii of Mary Shugrue. dated
January Is, 1906. filed for probate yester-
day, s500 and a gold watch and chain are
gwen to Abbie a. Sullivan, a cousin of
the testjstrix. Bequests of $500 each are
made to James 3. Shugrue and Margaret
Y. Shugrue, the latter also to receive
the household furniture and other per-
sonal effects of the testatrix The residue
Of the estate is devised. twO-thirds TO
Roger Shugrue, her brother, and one
third to Margaret Shea, her sister. Should
her brotner die before her, the deceased
prJvided that Rogers share be divided
between her cousins. Margaret V. and
james 3. ShugrUe William c. Sullivan
and James B. ShugTue are named as
executors.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
MOI Iirhf-I.ess GO

Try the Gregory Gas-saving Burner II
is both a burner and a gas governor-reg-
ulating the flow to give the maximum OF
light with the minimum of gas consump-
tiOn. Our demonstrator will be here every
day this week 20 show this burner You'll
want more after you have seen how II
saves gas. Price. 10c each; three for &c
GIG 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 c.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

A jury in Justice Barnard's court yes
terday adjudged the following 10 be OF
'unsound mind" Mary J. Adams, Melvin
Bum. Eliza Ferry, Celia Gordon Arthur
II. Harris. John Jones, Sophia Montgom-
cry. Herbert II. Washington, and Cora c.
WhitmOTe
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk, Newport News. and all
points South-Norfclk and Washington steamers
every day in the year ST $50 p. N.
To Mount Ver1On-Steamer MacalesteF. daily. 10
a m. and as p. m, from Seventh street wharf
To AleEandria-FeTy steamer Callahan hourly
from $50 a. m TO $50 p. N.
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological PARK. Chevy
Chase. and Kens;ngton-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen miautes
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
a FRAUD-LOok OUT FoR HIM.

Any solicitor who comes to you
with q prize scheme, representing
himself. directly or Indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, Ia n fraud
and an impOstOr, bent upon swim
ding you. BE ON the lookout for
hiEn and turn him over 10 the
police
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Every One Enjoys Berens' Aye Bread.
Children get both enjoyment and benefit
from Berens' Rye Bread No other bread
combines deliciOusness and nouTishing
value In such a notable degree. Made in
the real German way. Ask grocer for It.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
SrienfIflcnIIy Conducted Rnkerr.

Jno c. Meinberg's Bread is made with
tested materials according TO defined and
scientifically determined methods. Pure,
delicious. At gTocers. Bakery, 716 11th Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
REAL ESTATE NEWS,

~.
R. Cockriile the property at 21lS street
northwest for SI75O0- The house is three
stories and basement, built Of white stone
containing sixteen rooms. 1t is occupied
as the home Of Thomas Hume. president
of the Washington Stock Exchange.
The sale was effected by Early &
hampton in conjunction with the A. Z.
Fox Company.
James L. Karrick is preparing to erect,
at 212O Bancroft place n three-story brick
dwelling TO be occupied as a residence.
Several unique features are to be a part
Of the structure when finished It will be
constructed Of freproof materials
throughout. and be surmounted by roof
garden, and viii have an Italian garden
in the rear. Upon the extreme back of
the lot will be erected a modern garage
for the storage of automobiles used by
the family. Plans for the house we're
prepared by Beecher, Fritz & Gregg. arch
itects. of Baltimore. The house will cost
about S25,o00.
Shannon & Luchs. real estate agents.
have made extensive Improvements in
their offices at 704 Thirteenth street north
west.
The E. ]. Murphy Company, wholesale
/ dealers in paints and oils. now located at
/ 11OS c street northwest, will to-day take
possession of the new building erected for
the company by W L. Turner. at 10
| Twelfth street northwest. The new build
/ ing is three stories high, Of brick, and is
/ fitted UP in exceptionally fine shape for
! the business. On the ground floor. which
/ is . by 81 feet will be the salesroom. Be
meath is a specially constructed cellar.
running out beneath the sidewalk for the
storage of oils. The second story will be
/ the reception place for freight and the
storage of goods. II is so arranged that
wagons in the rear can unload on a level
with the second story. On the second
story. in front. is the business office of
the firm.
! The property was sold to the E J. Muir
lphy Company some time ago by Shannon
& Luchs for $4,000, for John Miller
The final transfer Of the Highlands
| Apartment house to the Highlands Hotel
/ Apartment Company was made yester-
day, when W. J. Dante conveyed the prop
erty to the company by deed The prop
erty was sold several weeks ago for $3.50.
000.
/ Alexander Miller will erect five three
story brick dwellings at Is to % Bryant
street at an estimated cost of so, 800.
A NJ Poynton has prepared plans for
three two-stOry brick dwellings. at s3S ia
6i2 South Carolina avenue southeast. Nor
J. z. Briggs. r. c. Hess will erect them
at a cost of Sll 600
Horace Westcott. of the firm of West
colt & Story, has returned to Washing
ton from months trip 10 Cuba and Palm
Beach, Fla.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

Robert y. Burke Secures Divorce
Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday grant
ed Robert n Burke an absolute divorce
from Emma Burke, on statutory grounds
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
Nine Adjudged Insane.

Latest Novelties in College COIOrs.
Pins, Pillows; Badges. Costinett's, SIS 18th.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
commissioners 70 Hear case.

Upon request of Attorney P. J. Ryan.
Commissioner Macfarland yesterday
recommended that a hearing be given
before the Commissioners in the case
of Policeman J. J. Mccarthy. Of the
Third precinct. charged with attacking
Bella s. Feeney, of 1909 Twenty sixth
street northwest, and for conduct unbe-
coming an officer, October q, 1906. The
charges were recently dismissed by the
police trial board. Mr.. Ryan states that
his client will carry a deep scar upon
his face for the rest of his life as the
result of the assault, by reason OF
which he also lost one of his front
teeth.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

otEICtE3 Z UfC f8fllNN eEECE8 I"C AW !
white pepper, 24c h.; cayenne pepper, lie
lb.; mustard, 13c b.: ginger, lie h., / ID.
or 100 lbs; sacks table salt, 10e; 90 lbs.
fine or coarse salt. 15c. Pyles' New Method
Stores. 914 18th St Sc, 1888 p st. NV. n. j.
ave. and X st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
Strictly Pure Black Pepper, 15c Ii,

Have a National Inverted Gas Light put
up; save gas. c. A. Muddiman & Co.,
1204 G ST. NV
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestrn nt Pm

Hotel. Winter Garden, RathskelIer, n. J
ave. and 18th St f. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
BE in styIe.

shamrOcks, Pipes, Flags, &C. ]. Jay Gould
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15
s23. and Return-S23.I 4


Via Southern Railway. COrTespOndingly
low round-trip rates to Central and West
Coast Florida points, 30 days return limit.
Stopovers. Apply 705 18th St or 81 Pa.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

GUIDES Flowers Are Best.
His American Beauties are considered
the finest grown. 1914 T.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

A. NJ Poynton has prepared plans for
three two-stOry brick dwellings. at ssS to
.6i2 South Carolina avenue southeast. nor
j. f. Briggs r. c. Hess will erect them
at a cost of $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

Horace Westcott. Of the firm of West
colt 6 Story, has returned to Washing
ton from a months trip TO Cuba and Palm
Beach. Fla.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

Shannon & Luchs. real estate agents.
have made extensive Improvements in
their Offices at 704 Thirteenth street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

Alexander Miller will erect five three
story brick dwellings at Is to % Bryan
street at an estimated cost Of so, 500.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-15

The final transfer OF the Highlands
Apartment house to the Highlands Hotel
Apartment Company was made yester-
day, when W. J. Dante conveyed the prop
erty to the company by deed The prop
erty was sold several weeks ago for $780,
OO1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Ho,ulanb's tiirfiIde gGber,
ganltable.G ebambe, Ruftant sesen. etetS pffeu.
f9IttnO1-l
Ylnnn Ncainn gSiQinncr.

IS ftorb nm rs. Mdr6 1907. nm 3,45 gta6.
%iittags. Aina Sientna &siliiger, 9eb. 9ebrarf.
geliehte Satin bon Sotis s.. gStuinaer, i'm "a.
Srcitas, ben %. Widr5, 40 llbr 8ormittags,
bon ibrcr lcbtell gSobntr9. Ytr. 1904, SitzG6diea
StraBe, aus fiatt, NM oann rad Der Ct. Safo.
buSzSltrCbe, no Inn 8 tbr eite fcierlide Ges
nuicuts9iciie fir haS Sell iGrer SecIe ~celc6rirt
miro. &erlpnuotc un6 Sreunbe iinb a6imigss
ppa etnGeIaoen. Setfcbu1g %prtoatint. Seine
8.unnelt.
(&o6eftcr. Buffalo, Bbilaoclpbta urb 2nns
CATER 5eittnGcn lpollerl cell. topircit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Stootcn bcrcit& 6riitbtc aetro9cn.
9lber Die N~gitotion mlB fortgcicet
lpcr0en. Ger 9lutomo6il6 Sport miro
oobci mitbelfcn. Yer Correspondent"
bnt Dor cini9eu Sobrcn Dos Seron.
jic5cn Der StrGflingc in 3%uftbGllicrn
mo onOcreu @ei0ngniIlcn, scr @on6.
ltrcihCr sum- GtroBcnbou cmpIpbten.
llniere 2onoltrobcn luiirocn in mcni-
Qen &nbr5ebnten onGcre ltli0 bclicrc
iein, dis lie eS jebt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

GEM Sbcrboutotb unb
EroieIior an Der Sedniiden Sod.
idlulc in Stnttgort, Or. Grnit, muroe
Der erblid)e NOcl perliebcn.
Nus 0em Sunncl uni 6en
eSrontreidl un0 England miro porz
l01liig uid)ts. Gtc engliid)e He9ic.
rltllg Dot Den Nnu inter DEM Nern1el.
&onal aus @riir0en Der n%otionnlcn
Gertbeioi8ltn0 obgclebnt.
Go& 9 Of ~ urger 0 in Sci
ian pcrurtbeilte Den 8iir0ermciItcr D..
Slberltaof megen llnterlhlaqung
omtIi1er 0elocr uno AusiteIllmg ge.
fdlidter llrfunoen 3u brei &obren
3udtGollS unN 5ebit Sobren @broer,
luit,
Sn 6ronf a. 90. it Der
friibere io5iolocmofrotiide Heids.
ogs-9l6georonete 9toolf Sobor ge-
ltorben. 9lus %ieirrer porlamentorii6en
Gbdtigfeit lit nidtS peiter in Der Gr-
inncrung geblieben, ais iein ~Itereo,
upper IusOrld: nGoS l0Bt iif
bliden!" Gicie Sobor'id)e Neoens.
art lit at einen1 gcfliigeltcn @ort &c
lporoen, oo5 oltd) I'M 9ii0nlonn itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Sctt Miro bebouptet T.
Der intelligence Guboner piiie, oaB
Die 9enolterling Gubo's nid]t reif fir
cine erfolgreide Selbltregieruna let.
0o etlua Die Solfte Der cubouiihcn
Gcpolferung aus 0egcrn beiteIt. Die
meOer leien, nod id)reiben fonnen. 10
mag ooS ltiinmen. Ilein bos mllBs
ten mir IN Den Ser. Stuaten 0od)
idon Dor Dem Grie9e nit Sponien
nnO troBbem mnroe geid)rien: .6uba
libre!" Nahoeim mir Die Gl,buner
nit ldbtperen 0pfern befreit boben,
luiiicn lie feincn 6ebrand bon Der
Sreibeit 5lt MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
G(isa .Scrsiuacr.

G8 Ttarb ON II. Mir3. abeuos I'M ll1r,
uitiere acliebtc W}utter llito @robmutter elisa
I'm Nlier bon 10 Sa6reIl, g%ebiirtig aus GdlaI
bel Sranffurt am Wtain. Die @ecroiauug fin
oct NtittuphD, 9!nd1mtttaas nm = lpr, pom
1raucrbnufe. 9ir. 1888, Goro=N Sattetfoaseorf!
9oenlie, aus rad benz p9altimorcr 6rieebofe"
itntt.
Sic trauernoen SinterbIiebeueu
Seinridi I. Ser5iHger,
Trnu 0ugeuc &rug,
(7S-9) Trau Msarl Magce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Trcscrif =. 9. gNc6rcubcro.

GS itorb am Is. goidr5 1907 Srebcria 8. 8.
g8ehrrubcra, e~cliebter Spbu bon Nitaliit 8. ltno
DInrie QSe6renberg. I'M slIter BON 5pci 5a6rcn
lno bier Mlouaten. Die 8eeroi0ung iiltbet
Mittlppdl, ben 20. Mdr5, 2 ll6r 9iodmittog5.
bon Der eIterIi6en Nobpuna, Nix. sos, &ine.
StruBc. aus itatt. @eiietnlg prthattfl auf Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
clearinghouse 3ettuHgetl tpollen getl. copis
rrn lIS-N1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
QuuSpu Surf.

Ter tassttdtatid,ftc Ertebhuf In Baltimore.
Afeat: $50 Nfcr Smmerrdbreaher Gbaries.
gu iener Self '%trreithar. Stint Gents Sabrs
M1aons pntfireri ben Saupteiuanlie ole crt;
Mtnuteu. 2ndrnlcs Garte3itn.ner fir Golnc,
bic ben Srteotof BET raiibein Mctier ~befucaen.
H~e.-ibnibpIite al febr m1kiaen EIeifsn,
tinfntIih inter iprtipdhreuher NfIeae.
NhreaM: Nr. 81 Meit.s aratnaas2traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
&eriammlnngs-N

Ser r2inoen SmmerpdBrenoe SciGs nno
Sparncrcin" miro am Sieuitng, oen 10. MtdrB,
bel ananl Z. Sinitb. Or. 403, gtpros gsulfcsStr
Die 10. Sa6resperfammIuRa jur S8abl beS 9is
reftoriur5 n66aIten.
G7-s) Mar Gubres, grGIi5cnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Nuf bcm 8cGe iibcr = Ii
rppo crboltcn mir &r1toe iibcr ipltll=
oerlid)c GntbilQlrngen;. nelde bic
,Giorip De la Marina," Oos Organ
Der iponiid)en Solonie III &ooono, &c.
moht bat. ToS @lott bebaitptct. 60.
fumclltc 81 belitcll, aus ocllen lidl be.
lpcilen lolIc, onG Der Scnot Der Scr.
Stoaten i'm Sabre 1897 BON Scllor
Gitrooo Eolnto erfaliit ipnroc. ilnt
cine &riegScrflorullg gcgen Sponicn
berbei5llfilbren. IS lplirOen Bombs i'm
@cribe bon 81 Wiillioncn Collars
ausgegeben uno oIs &onfgelb oil sic
Scnotorcn qc6oblt. Ga Der Wertb Ger
Bombs im &obrc 1899 icbr 5urildgc-
galgcu iei, lobe Gitrooo Galmo nit
Den Scnotnrcn cllten lleltelt Gontraft
iiber 26 Willioncn Collars obgeid)loI-
len. Ger &erousgcber beS nGiario"
orobt, ocll omcrifaniihen Senat sur
9eipredllng oieier Encyclopaedia SIT
5pingen. Sn Maorio lit mnn Scr gn.
lift, ooB cine 9eit1tigulg oielcr
Nadridt fir amcrifa Die %obf0uialtc
&ritit Der Gol5cn eipililirten @clt our
6olgc haben mijroe. Notiirlid, ubcr
crit mliB bic 9to6ridt heltotigt per-
ben. Gle Siite Der beitod)eten Senoto.
rem mlB porGelest INC Die @eIte-
hungs-S umnen, bic fir einige Sc
natoren Die Nohe BON elmer Wsilioll
betragen baben %iolleiL perifl5lrt luer-
ben, Die gon6e @eididte lit bon Son'
Don III Die @elt gegangen. 3n mel.
d)em 3iped, oas mag Der Stmmcl
iuiiIcrl oenn pie lie 0a cr5oblt miro.
tit tic OH feinen SOIL. Cine Iold)e
Ynflose Der .Giario Dc Ia Marino"
iolltc lit cen 8ereinieten Staaten ood)
eter befouHt gerporoen iein, ais III
europa, sunlol ba Mmerifaner Die
3egierilng in Cuba fiibren. Cine 2on-
Aoucr Senlatiortscntc, mic ibrcr Dol,
BORT 10 uiele nnfliegca.
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IpGu 8cnroc Sdrmio.

@s ftarb an t6. Miir3 1907 3obn 8curae
aung finoet Sicutaa, ben 10. MirJ, gtahmitz
fuaS . llbr. BON feiner 9SobniitB, Ut. 11t6.
9trrosgSaibin9tonsS trabc. aus HIATT. Sitte, fcire
@Inmett. G7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
glmr(io Eiuacl.

s. itarb in ibrer Iebten 28obnniia, 9r. 1907
SeitsgnItimoresStraB 9tn,elia Stngcl, G%ellebte
Satin bon Setrp 8ingel, I'M 9uter bon So Sab
l&ndmiiiagg, bon Der o6en genannteH 9Sobnnne
aus itatt. @eifetun9 auf Der 92ciloons Farfz
Gencteru." (TS-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Ocnrl, Guridl.

IS ftar6 am II. Mir3 1907 3n Mobfielo,
3opGrbsGourtD, NO, Scnr0 Gnridl, ~geltebter
iinbet Wiitt,u pdl. 9ia0mitta9s / uDr, bon bet
gSobnln9 feines Nnters, 9tr. 1902, ltpros@outngs
ION g(pctille, aus fat. Ncrpaupie mo 6rcullbe
Der 5nmtIie itno u6tungsopa eitGeinoelt oers
fclbcu bei;ItippbHeit. I'D
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Iullil Scmft.

rs Itarb am II. Wiur5 1907. INT 10 llbr
WiprQcll8. 3ubu Cent, ~gelicbtcr @aite bon Ntors
garciba Scnit, I'M so. Gcbcilainbre. Sic Seerot'
ollp finOct Eicnita1, 9iuhmittGGS 2 llbr, rpt
Der 98obmln9 letneS Stieffobne5.. Sru. Iobt
IeuIci. gr. 215. Sitos3icGeiter- Strabe, ans iiait,
nJiube in Sricben!"
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@iaiaut Gppf's
2urrainc.

Mnfcriif - 9arfartig - Srtebfid.
Meile. @ennbt Sic NIT Gombaitan beseidnete
9iortb.sIpeuus.Gur. ssrrie 8utihen atafmittoes
am terminus. 9sreiie bon 9eardhn:bpIdsea
iett fpesieu. geihte aeoirgunaen. 1eIepbnn--
Cation 22S. @tircau: Srantiin. unb @inoior.
Guana. @erIanat Nrofhhre. (Msoi4 I2.T&El
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Baltimore Gemctcrn.

0irean: Nraufliu.Siea., 9nlitmpr re-. u. Gurtbtr.
Observation-Disclosures s:m ~s'erfauf = bon S25 an,
bier Grdber. Sreie Gerilsuta Der aapeqe fir
Traueracttesoienfte. (Sunife.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
germiidts Gn5eisen.
StiQer Shci(f,a6cr

Game Dorr 6errl
hin ii6 init $4,000 bis 10. 900 al Der 5abriins
ton bon Seioctls mo @otnpdaren 5u hetbeilts
gen. % 8ro5ent pom &eiteepinn. Sfferten
inter nS. g. 14%," nSeutiher 6urrcippnhcnt."
GS,S1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Gnoliid,c StmnScu

ncrhen bon eiHer bod gebiIoeteu Stmcrifnnerti
aeNc6eu. FAD ineiHer Mtet6poe lam irQcro
Giner Die eltelif1e Sprn1e III eiret fiir3en 3eit
i%pred)eit. fdreibel ulo leien. goreiie; ~.
e.Eeuti6er GorrcipnRecut."
(7S,SQ,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Ser CRIED i'd IbgcorGs
1etc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat III Der
griedildcn 8omulcr cine @eOddtniB
icicr fir Sic S6Iadlt bon Morotbon
iiir ooS Sobr 1910 on0crcgt. Glc
'Shlnd}t bon M}oratGon ionO 400 Dor
SIR. ltott; bo2 10bc olIo cine @e-
oGdtniBfeier mad 2300 Sobren. 0lc
grichiid)e He9icrung bot sic Nnre-
glng OeS Serrn Observation-Disclosures
giinlti9 oltfgetOm1en, % Der Nus
gang iencr Sdlod)t nidt bios iiir oos
Sd)idial beS oomoligen @riehcn-
lono, ipnoern filr bie Gntiuidelung
Der gon5en ciniliiirten @elt bon groB'
ter 9eoeutung mar. Sn 1910 finoen
iuieoer Slpmpiihc Spiele Itott uno 10
fam one Morotbors Seier oil oielelbcn
ongcldlolicn pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Sn % 1854 i6ricb Gin Gio-
monten. Mofler III cintm 6inon5- Sit
ititut cine Gepei6c. Seinc Goi6e,
ipelbe Gion,ontct I'M g8ertbe BON
elmer @iaion 5raiic5 tntbielt, bate
er ncben lid ottf SEN 9obeu aeitcGt.
g(s er Die lTtpei6c betit5igt bate,
luor oie Saidc pcri6mitnoen. Son
Dem Siebe feblt icoe Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
sErau EliIabeth MuSoluh.

Wr. 1913, Wcit.2nnua.tse trabc.
@rinbIiber rnterribt in Der Ror5elarIs9las
Icrct.
Sin feines sNIortiincnt bon acmaItem 8or'
5cuGit 3u at0emefenen 8reifcn an SalIo.
(Sept30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Sr. CAN'T,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Wafcbes for Railroad men Cur Specially
9 q. Eoxz Gold and Si1vefstnith TOD WINTER; Manager

Dry Sacks, m good condition, will be bought by c. $. Bratton, at Valdez Dock.
 Don't forget the grand showing of ladies' suits and coats at the V. E. &. M. Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Northern Steam Laundry
 Satisfaction Guaranteed 0' D' 'HA"' Manager PHONE 66 Foot of Keystone

Quartz and Placer Locations at the PROsPECToR Printery.
 The finest line of Imported Perfumes and Sachet Powders ever shown in Valdez can be found at the Alaska Drug Go.
 WANTED--Ironers at the Northern Steam Laundry.
 A medicine made by us is what the presentation calls for, nothing more or less. OWL DRUG Go.
 Millinery will arrive on the next boat for the Golden Rule.
 Quit Claim Deeds at PRosPEcroR Printshop.
 New Line of Pocket Knives and Scis- sors just received at the Red Cross Drug Go.
 new supply of films and paper for kodakers. Owl Drug Combany--De- pendable Druggists.