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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Nus Scm Snnerrn WcrplanS's uns
ben angren5enoen Staaten.

@ieber I'M st ohlenged ) d t.
Gle ySonoitrcet &phlenz uno Gofc-
Gompognic" lit in GborleIton, M,
go, nit Srn. i. e. San0ltrcet bon
Baltimore OILS Erdliocnt incorporate
lporocn. Gos gtficnfupitnl betrGdt
$5O0,0O. Tic Gompugnie beiibt 5000
Idcr &oblculGnbercien in Sorriipn,
Gorntp, @..To.
Iempfratcn organt1irt.
Gos ocnlofrotiid)c Gpuntp-G omitc
bon NQegnm.Gountp bot bat iid, nit
Srn. &oi. y. Shcllbols ais Toriiser
Srn. Spbn ". Npirett ais TIce.&ors
iiBcr l,nh Srn. 4. 9. @eoll OILS g.
frctGr o%r1onilirt.
Stalicncr rcrbGdtigt
Die @cife bcN &oblenbabn Der
vNelu-Yorf Minina Company" SIT
Worortolun IN Nnc9onp COUNTY.
Mo., mar am NicnItoa Morgen Der.
nu9clt, oils Ser nit &ohlcnarGbcrn
bcicbtc nad) Der Wrllbc iohrcnoe 3ug
anldn9tc, lno od pcrId)leoene Der
itrifcnbcn uno gclpolttbGtiqen Stolic.
ncr III icncr Nohbnrlduit mobnel
miro ibncn sic Sbot 5lgcidriebcn.
Nic @rob9cidnporcncn bon Nue9onp-
Gountp limo bonn Hid)trr bcal,itro1t
iuorOcn, sic llnrubcn umo Wepolt,
tbutigfcitcrl 81 inter ud)cn, mo Die
&oblcnGclcllld)aft bot Inn eincn Giu-
boltSbcicbl Nc9cn Die itrifenbcn Sta.
liencr, l25 an ser 3abl, nah9ciuht.
Batter unb Eodtcr umgc.
fommcn.
Nct cinenl Scilcr, mcld)e& oos
@obnbolS bcS Srn. Geo. 4. Eropit
bel Tranflin, @..%n.. IN Der Gienz
tags Nod)t cin1id,crtc, fancn @err
Eropit nno bclicn 7-iGbrige 5od,tcr
III orn Tlommcn un1'S 2cbcn. 9as
Icllcr non alien Inlfci1 nod ourd)
cine ldaobdftc Sfcnrobrc %elltltunOcn.
$500 NcIobnun0.
Die Golntp.GommliiiGrc iiir NIle.
9onpsGounip bnben cine 9clobnlma
bon $500 o~llsgcicbt fir sic &crbnf,
tlulG lnb llcbcrfiibrlllg ser MGnncr,
bic Den NcaCr @iainm Burns am
Sonnta9 Worgen Ipndten.
Gin pcrO d 6 tigcr Sail.
auf I%noronnn1 BON Staataanipolt
@. ". Stenlc bon Carroll, Golultp lit
Die Scidc ocS am %. September in
l(niontomn bccr0igtcn 1~9,i1brigen
Wt16fcna GQo 9ufer micoer ollsAc.
groben lltrO Der Wo9en beiielbcn
5lpeds llnteriild)ung nof NoItinlor,
gciunot iuorOcn. Gus WGbhcn Itarb
ploblih.
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MoihlnatcrpIas iahrsr uno E. eo-.
ten Waasn oer!isB. tubs1 Sic ba ts'
merit. lpsi4en neg tie einitiua, nats
nsm lie ben qiae iberitrittsn2"
"Sorobi, N gln9 in lie Wsltsrns
ftrabe."
.Iuf peIfer Se,t.2"
,Nui Der tin.sn Ssits, Der GNi,i!e."
ia mub lie clio auer ibsr bic
Etrabe 9sQan9en iein, UNI off bi.
Seite gu s~eIan9sn2"
nSo, bus that fie. id babe ss aes
nau aeieben. Bonn ih punoer.e mid,
Aab lie ilA nid)t Els CUR Strabs 'abs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

rem lieB. in oi, lie ge6er rog:.. Gs lit
ieine Ifors 0eg:ro."
Rein. it femme lie. DIS q. S6r
5rGuIein an Il. %ausfubren. an benz
Goae. on BEN lie bic nsue Sunaier
mitbrafte. no iubren Gle ba bin?"
"Nieoer mad rem Waibingtor.
PLAT"
limb iis lisB Sic pi,oer tpar!er?"
.Salp0bl. geraoe 70 ME b75 sr tie
mai"
.Sie oirg oenlsI6er Wes?"
.Sa. iie slra i'6st bic ssrab. 'ois
bamats."
pie fang. blieb lie au5?"
.uebsr Elm. Stunoe. i'd CLAUDE TO-
ear anoertb1t5."
SIT Sbnen irgeno stlpas an ibr
cufoefaqsn. als ie 5uriidtam2"
Rein. iie trus einen oidten Sdleter.
sic bate Gle amber. 5rau bel iif) uno
i1g.e nur als i) ben S3laa 0ifnet..
nit 'nsr tis4en beiIercn Stimm.:
Rad Sau's"."
Tas mar aues. ipas er mir 1aaen
fonnte, unb bod bate ih sen G,ns
orud, bab IS pidti9 lplr.
3undhft bcThrIntte es mein. Na6s
fori4unsen aui ben Sbeit. Der 0Ittit
pom 9rolop1n lag. uns ih puBt..
bab bos fran3oIiiAs @i,rtet nid,t peit
bapon ipar. Damn pubts ih dubers
Dem ben Sag. an benz bic 9,beimnib.
bo1e Jrau i6re Wobnune perlaNen
bat. - o1a trieb mih gu nsu.m Giier
an, Soer t~osnis'tens pubse ia 10
pis(. BAG e. an e;nsm Der be,oen Gage
ge'tebsn mar. uno Dag bic Wobnuns
ert!ueoey an %. Wllr3 ODER am 3.
@pri. fret ssporbsn mar. S6t;sbliH
bate if ots (eBtss Mittel Die pbotos
erap6is. Sh mar ber.it. meins Rads
for'fur9sn gu Beginner. uro ih snts
lisb groots nit Der Itrenser We'iun1,
nit ~n;sraro.m iibsr bic 4neslsssnbeit
gu reoen.
ats iA auf bic Stra6e trot, mari
i1 sinen Bid nuf oi. anoers Settle
uno idh inmittsn bon BEN Der, INNER
dnpe'enoen Wattern Warti1np. Gr
IduIhte geisanrt ben Wortsn, bic ibm
elmer bon ibnef ernN61Ft ms S6-
flii'erte. i'm nahrTheinlid) Iagte, mi.
er fih Elm YsrmDeen errerben tonne -
uno iab mid nift. Ginen Qudenb.id
so9erte ih. o6 ih hinaebsn Iol.e uno
ion tDarnen. tann mubte i6 IaAslu:
es mubts Elm iebr tlugsr Mann l,;r.
Der Warti3rb ysinlegen ,onrte. 81
bergsgenpdrtiot. mir isin feitss @.s
lidt. i.in. 6er.IAe.mi.ns. er mar tein
Warr, tsin 2amm, ods iid Ih.ren Iieb.
Sd 'panots mid t~peitpdrts benz
groahpap gu uno bchts permu.btif
a6 unb gu ar i'm. beun Elm paar aus
genblids fpdier spons mid Elm una
piosrF.sb.iher Sy,sb. mid umsu7s6en.
9n nat er rieo.r 1ipter mir. suI Der
orosrsn Ss;.s Der Strabe. @uf .ins
mai peritano id es. or iotate mir!
Gs riro mir fhwer. cen SGreden
81 teifreiben. Der mid erIdb... Der
mid ishunsslos. hl.Ilos maf:.. Cir.
Me'l: fto!psrts ih s!iro!'nss meter.
tann IAN e1ma.ie meins Ss.bN5.:
herrihung surid ano nit ihr Elm. a.s
triIie ni!oe Jreabs. Elm be!b.s Gyr9s
!oden. GnS!id mar ..lpez geft,mms
ties. Gr.pirr5ares 1efunoen. eine neu,
Sr.., Wenn ih rur esidlid. senug
ircr, lie aui3urehn,r. Elm G:dJtftyah.
IN Der Jin'te:r's Ms!7 8eiidt etit.s.
ane msin 0s-s i6.u1 hef!ia. 4ber
tre!f, RoIs butte sr oatei ijbernom.
men, Gincn Nuserbiid tappte i'd i'm
Tan.sln. aber nur sinsr NusenbIid.
Was fur cine Ro1e CT aud 3efpielt
bait. Bel Der Sraa1bie. er ipar jski
#4rf 81 affsr .fU f|.H fE
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6c6beI's cinsiges Mtelicr.

Wir babcn ltnr Gin Mtelicr in YaIti-
moro, nnb bas bcfinoet iidj in Der
Gtasc III cGrncr Grsc, Wr. 321, Noro.
@ap', nabc SiabsStr. &inoer-Ebo.
to8rapbicm cine Spc3ialitGt.-9einc
Macntcn muS feline Srcppcn at iteissm.
j. Sebbcl. 6. Grmi, 8eidmitsfigrcr.
(275|
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e d) t III pcrfebIen. H. Treml'
Ser: Bite, ipie tomme ih bier am
n1d,itcn 5llr Trnllenfirde?" Gin
bcin,ii6er: ia aenga g Dor bis al,
Dos Sd, nadber fonimcn g an on
Sborrpeg, oa iiebt briiber ,@crbotener
Grr1gang;;" ba genga 2 ourdl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

Gdulter, Hiuno17. ,t0c-t3c
&albsidnisel, Yiuno. .22c-25c
8olbsbrult, Hfuno. .12I2c
8oIbs. 9r6sden, Yio, $1.50-$2,W
aalb5.&otetetten, Yiuno, ..15c-1sc
GalbSeber, Eiuno. .2Oc-25c
2omm Sinterpiertel, Tiuno. .20c
2omnt, &otelettenL Eio., .2Oc-25c
Spef, EIiino. .1Gc-20c
@efIiigcl.
Siln9e SiiGncr, Efuho. ..21c-22c
Siibner, Efunb..
Yerlbiibner. Stiid. Soc
Surge Y%erIbiibncr, stiid. .50c
Gnten. Yfuno. .16c-17c
Sun9e gntcn, Efuno. Use
Sliuae Eoliben, Stiid. .20c-25c
slid.
BOD, EflrlN.. ..12c-2Cc
GrpulS, Yilinh. ..Sc-1Ot
Moforclclt, Giuro. ..15c-25c
2ud)s, Eflmo. DC
Srolt, Irildl Efuno. .Sc--1Oc
S%Iunoern, Yiunlo. 1Oc
&ciber Eerdl Tfuno. .1oc-1Sc
@elbcr Eerdl Giuno.
SpotS, Eiuno. 12c
@luciiidL Eiiino. .1Sc
@uttcriilt, Tiuno. 1Oc
Gutter uno Gicr.
Stiidbutter, Yiunh. $50
Creamery, Enino. .35c
Gier, Subeno. SOC
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Baltimore Warftberid)te.

W0Itl N 0 {, ,. Nttobcr l9UI.
MebI. - 3ufubr 1884 Safer, cin4
ihlicBlid) $40 SGiier 81 Socllit'
Eoi,t, go S1iier 81 Canton unS
1850 SGiier 5lt Nort Gopin9ton. Sill.
itcnpcrianot $50 S1iicr. Die Freiie
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Seutiac ShluBratc:

y c T. 3lltllpr IU,U53 VH1WeI,
oilo Den Gleuntoren 5lirilfgc5ogcn
l1,717 guifcl; GleputorensNorrntb
255,5S4 Vuihel. YcrfGlie: 1 Wna'
gon Nr. 3 meiBcr, SO; 1 DO. DO, 5tla;
> 90. 90, 50; 1 DO. Do, 5l12; = 90.
90. 52l4; 5000 guid)el Nr. 3 meiBcr,
53%.
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Gcrlangt:
gcrluugt:
0crlnugt,
3 @crlangt in, MGaemeincn.

Temtftrs Mrbctts.N III fmeiI .Stirrau.
t1nter Der siutii1t Der .0eutften @eielldait."
- Tieieniqen, bic oeuitde S%anoperfer, Irbciter
len ii6 peritnIih ooer in tranfirieu Brlefen an
ben M9enten Der @eienidnft. Suhaun Z Wiener,
Sintnter t1H, Nr. 215-2f7, Gpnrtlanp. Strake,
benoen. peIGer uHentqeltIih Iusfunfi ertbeilen
piro, Sprebftunoeu bon ] bis r ubr.
GSan27tS1
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Wats. 49, 3rtltbr SOGS Vltltel;
%crinnbt bon Den Gleuatorcn $40
Nilid)cl; Gleuntoren.8o rrotb 1896
@llid)cl. GcrfGllie: 5000 SilldeI
Sobr. GiA; 3 @oggons oelbcr, 73;
800 @uid)el Nr. 2 meiBer Spot, 7i12;
5000 Sonunr, 81; 3 @oggonS gclber,
73lh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

HdHe far's sinsfanb teisrsf g. Mstne. sar.
Ala, Ek-SnitfsasTe ctr, xAte 6nfsm Ssnie.9lss
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Stencgcium:
3n oermietb hen.


Gu uermtethen:
4rdbiiee breiti1diee Sdufer nit o Stmmern
uuo Beranbn. 5000 9Iod. Barf.Seiabfssqo
Has unb elcltrifhes 3i6t. 9ampfbeisun0.
eSGfberei. HnienDl1pe etc.
y. Srptng German,
Office, 2O2. aapsNiba. 37OO Iarf.seiabts.ane
fSuui3O 1SS&Sl
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gu %Dcriaufcn.
Cine atttc SpcfulQtiptt.

Gin prabtpodcs euus init orobem @nsten.
115A bel 1877. SUB. Sat - 9roBe Simmer,
guten Steuer, Gentrul.SciSuitg. gaocSinliner II.
/. To-, iopic @ernnoe: icrner 9 Stdae uno iit
nit s(b3ugsfandl perbunheI. giegi innertalb
Der Sianiarer8e. 2 Bod bon Sirabenbnbn.
boiler fir 9anspede. Niberes bel $. gaoen.
hppp, Nr. III, Norn. Gbaries. strnRe. s,alti.
more, nib. (Scptt,1O
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StcaengeindDc.
Stcucacium:

Stenegciudb:
Sin Wlann iItt Stellc ais Collector ooer
sSd9ter. @ian a%orefiire: rs. 2t5," .9eutifer
Sprrefppnbcut." (2S3-5)
Steltcgciudl:
Gin iunacr Mdrn, aeiernter 9dder. fudt
Stene als speite Snno fir StlidbeIt unb 9rpb.
sia6Suiragel in Or. 1911, Gule. Strafe.
(2S2 10
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Mei5en. 3nfhbr 31,O79 Wus
libel; &erionbt bon Den @lepatoren
109,G7S 9uidcl; Glenotorcn.Sorratb
$685. 100 9uihel. TcrfGuie: 1 Wng.
aon Stcomer Ntr. = rotber Spot, lOl;
1 90. Nr. 2 rotber ipcitlifer Spot,
no; 1000 @uldel Mouember, los; 1
@nggoh Spot. 1071a; 10000 Otto.
Der, 1917; 10000 Ic5cmbcr, 10;
10000 Sftpbcr, 1O7; 10000 steamer
Nr. , rotber Spot, 103M.
co,,+,, GLI,,Sr,t,.
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Anftipns Nn5ci9en.
%. .. Sippett 4 NruSer, Rc~ht3unpdIte,
HofiIldn.S ebdloe, gr. IL. Sft9eringtuu Ctr.
Srunee gertauf
--ppn-
merthuplIcm Gadt.Giaenthnm.


Sruitce : Vcrtauf
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merthppilem Gadlt. Is i9eutbum
9r. ia, @cft.Sio Die. Strasc.
6raft eiles Gcfeb,S oc5 areisseribi3 Der
Staot Baltimore iucrbci ole rnter5eidHeieu
S~rilitecS Mitt,uuG, oru 80. Sttubcr 1907, Tudbz
nlittnGs 1 lbr. an @Slnbe nrf bficrtlidcr 2luts
iinn Den III Der Sidht baltimore beleaeilen uno
pie tol9t heihrtehcuen E1upInp nit Sebiuoen
ncrlniten: Nnldlacno fiir o~clieIhen an ocr
gtorbweliieite Der NlbblcsStrabc. 81 Sub ent.
lernt bon Der Gdc, ole our6 ole &rei5iiiIa oer
NioolesSirabe no 4dri- Yocrle gebiloet miro,
oaltt IA 5nB Sh Spll Horh6itlif an Der 9iohIe,
Strnte entiailG luli'cno: oann parallel nit Der
Fdrfs@oenle iorbiueitIih 70 SUB iibrenh bis Al
einer orci SuB brcitcn 9Illeu; cam ai oleier
aueO entlaua iitopciti@ IA SuB 1919 SOU,
nlo bann fiibbitIin III eernoer 8thtune bis
sum NnfanaSpunttc. Stncm iubrliden 8ritllo'
3ills bon S2s.50 lf,terpprfen. Sic 9erbciierillt.
gen hetteber aus eiiem orciit1dtgeu SieeeI.
itcinGcbdupe mil Sdbcu mn ISo6nuiig.
Observation-Disclosures! Gin Srittel Vaur.
Der 9tcit in feds mn 6lutli Mipnaten ooer ulcs
Hnur, mciln ee benz Adufer bcliebt. Sic Credit
Sablnngcn trogen 3iufen liro miiiiel CUR Su'
trieoenbctt Der liltcrSeidneien TrufteeS Der,
hiirgi iperoer. Sine gtrSubIiIa bon $3.50 pire
hei'm &criauf pom GGuicr h~erlangt.
Samcs e. Sippctt, Truiiec.
Yattiipu L. 8ahau,
(2S3l Wuftiointnren
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An %uerfaufcu:

As Elder, Saro nit bier 3irmerr, erobe
Sdeune, Siibncrbaus rno Sof. EllcQe nno Ndb
hurn Die ,Sarni, NH 3ebn elder 6oi3Ianb, 8pis
fbcn SarfnuIi urb Sefiups, Il Mcilen boil S'als
timore; fIeine gaararsabllne, Der 9ieit mic
sUiietpe si beanblen. 9iuh5niragei bel s.. y.
ssadmau, 9iehtsantpnIt, Hr. 20, S~niu'Vntloinn
(Sft5|
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$500 llniteo Aailluab3 Sino Ger. . e.. 1875
$1,000 llniteo aaiI,uabs 5uno 5er...... 777s
$4,000 &sg.S Gilt .. .............. 1879
$4,000 g'orfolf RI II. 9iebt Ser. ........ 93a
$1,000 9'alto 9th Eaff Ger. ........ .l02n
S2uOo @HVrS j. -. ................ 8i.s
$1,000 Cotton SuCi ser . =. ............ 76A
no llnitco HailWabs .. ........... II
80 United 8aiI,pobo .......... 1l1s
p llniteb ApS t1ritft ettS) ...,..fth
SECOND CALL.
$4,000 ~g8eitcru @ih 4cr .............. 6sIs
$4,000 Cotton 9ucf ser .,............ 1914
3 PAM of Baltimore. .......... 100
$1,000 Sim 1t. Suburban Ger (9Saib) -. 1904
$1,000 City II. Z Ser (9@aib) ......... 1909
100 llhiteo 9ipS (5ruft 9tfs) ........ II
1 9~ortberu Central d, . .......... ssla
q Limited 9idiIipdbS E. . .........,.h11
100 llntteo 3sai!,uabc =. ............ 10R
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Scutige Sd)lrErate:
FIRST CALL

ScrfGltfc allf Der 9alttnlorcr Gffcf'
ton zWnrip
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Yin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snte Sarm ilno Sainpfmiible, Sipci ateiler
hon Der Helnir,}oab. ga. II stdcr auies Qnnb
nit alien n1tbiaen 8ebduben. fir nur $4,000.
Mui fdneQ perfuufi peroen. 9iiberes bel 3.
Nabcnbupp, Gr. III, Carbohydrates. straee, NaI'
ttnipre, Wlo. (Sept15,1O
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NGrftc.

Grciie i'm .Warft.
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Wcrlangt:
Sin Hldcr ais quite 5lpeite &ano. liadDSui
frapcr in Gbae. 2utidera's Sdderci i'll Sruut.
lin, u. u. 80, DID. l2S3)
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Gerlanet NGnner unb &uabeu.

Yerfdnat:
Gin 0dder ais jipeiie uber brittle Iduo. 5tadls
6uiruget bluticbenl0 lno ii llbr WtnraeNe III
Ar. 1929, @eitsS pmbaros StrGkc. t2S3-D
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
SHAKESPEARE AND "RUlN."

Anv manager who staged II would be a
beet actors in the Corld todGg' araT $"du ,.Tne AZ
cadian Postscript"
Edwin Booths final repertory consisted oi SIX
teen ulavs eleven Of which were plays by snake
speare. and with that repertory he mace se'sI1'
fortunes he died leaving about half million doi-
lars Mary Anderson earned fortune WIN
Romeo and juliet" las You Like It ana \
Winters Tale" Henry Irving, who had WlHei
range and greater financial success than any othe
actor ever had played all the leading Shakespeaf-
ian rsrts and he earned great profits with Mac
beth" Hamlet and The Merchant the latter
production highly profitable one. to the !as'
Augustin DAILY received hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars from presentations Of las You Like H.
Twelfth Night and The Shrew' Richard
Mansfield successfully acted Richard III" The
Merchant" Julius Cesar and Henry N'-plac1ng
almost his sole dependence on the latter piece Tor
/ an entire season. For years Louis James, Fred-
erick Warde Charles 3. Hanford and Nine. Mod
ieeba have appeared with profit, in many OF
Shakespeare's plays. Mr. SOthern and Miss Mar
lowe have recently proved the financial value Of
..Poraeo and juliet" Twelfth Night" and Much
Ado" Last season Miss Annie Russell made
profitable tour of the country with "A Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" To-day Louis James is act
ing with financial success, The Merry wives
and THE Comedy of Errors" MI Hanford who
acts in all the great plays Of Shakespeare, has
lately revived Antony and Cleopatra. Robert
ManteU. now the leader Of our stage. is acting
with abundant success. a repertory that includes
King Lear" Macbeth" "Otheo," The Mer-
chant OF Venice" and Hamlet" Mr.. Sothern. 1t
is understood will retain in his repertory Twelfth
Night" and Hamlet Miss Allen and Miss Mar
lowe have managed TO worry along the returns
from productions OF Twelfth Night and "As
You Like It" Signior Noveh, the Italian actor,
has acted in this country, 10 crowded houses, as
Othello and Petruchio In London Mr. Beerbohm
Tree annually makes successful revivals Of Shake
speare. Mr.. Benson has earned comfortable liv
ing for many years by presentment Of a repertory
including about thirty of Shakespeare's plays. Mr..
p. Greet fits about the country, picking up the
fugacious dollar with presentations of Shake
speare in the Elizabethan manner" In various
parts Of the land. every night profitable presen-
tations Of Shakespeare made by stock and
other minor organizations In Germany Shake
speare is always Loyalty attended. Why prolong
the list? Who was it. anyway that told Mr..
Jack London that he knew anything about
drama or about theatrical history? Nothing more
false was ever said than the remark of the old
theatrical manager, Chatterton. that Shakespeare
spells ruin. II is time that the parrot repetition
of that nonsense should cease. w. w.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Metropolitan Museum OF Art. free 10 a n to o m
American Museum OF Natural History. 9 to 5 D. m
by;eran Church Brookiyn a m $50 a n 1os5
noon. p, and
Meeting womans Municipal League. headquarters No
10 East 26th street. II a m.
Public view. Mills Hotel No. 3. from to 8 p n
Res@T meeting lang IsaHd % LeTsT s Cub
seheImerhoTn street Brooklyn. D m
Lecture by Jeremiah W jerks. on Political Motives
Earl Hail. 4:1o ..
Dinner Of gusinsss Science club Aldne Association club
Meeting American Electro Chemical Society ChenIsts
Club. No. lis West 59th street. 7. m.
Free lectures under auspices Of Columbia University
o. lG5th street. Union and linton avenues m.
Revolution De Witt clinton High school Tenth
avenue and 5eth street p m free; Professor II
ton" Public School 3, Hist street and Edgeccmoe
Free Lectures OF the Board Of Education. p. n
Public Schoo! 46. 156th street and 81. Nicholas
The Merchant ot Venice Public school S 81 No
% Nest 44th street william SIhI % Fletcher johnson
Essex 6 and Nor6GiE streets & b Baum aags15t ar o o
lakes OF Central New York and the Erie Canal
Public School 81. 10th street and First avenue.
William f Davenport, Rome. Ancient and Mod
avenue. !. Rogers Mount Northern Caiifornia'':
Alice u, Plongeou The Famous Ruins o. Yuca-
%,, P"P D6TS95 SRS9 iss TS "a East East l9 & street 6
11lth street. between Fifth and Lenox avenues Ed
sion No % Park street John B. Devins. Cities by
the Blue Danube: Hebrew Technical Institute. No.
26 Stuyvesant street Professor J. Newton Gray,
Heat: A Mode % Notion; New York Public LII
b-ary. No 1I2 East 96th William Tut
hill. THE Open Squares OF the People: Luke's
Hail, No 4s3 Hudson street Oscar Phelps Austin.
The story of state Making l607-l9O7 Public school
L. ID street. Westchester, Major Frank keck The
Philippines Public School IS Matilda
heId pr J. ]. Cronin. Health School Chill
dren'. Public School 81, 81. AIMS and 147th
street Mrs. Mary Gregory Murray. Technique: Art
Skill: Public School "a Amethyst avenue. Nor
Park Van Nest, J. Remington Fairlamb,
switzerland: History. Government People and
Scenery; Lafayette Hall. Alexander
137h street, Louis U. Dublin The Life and Habits
oF he A7t
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
CAST OF "A GRAND ARMY MAN
ERRORS OF HASTE.

There are in every place. many persons - 80 -
sure who seem to exist the sole purpose OF Hi
Ing fault Nothing seems to give them eFea'e'
comfort than TO write letters 10 the newspapers
nroclsoine discovery Of occasional trivial erI''9
OF haste in the press. In this column yeste'u"y
e,erv Iover Of the drama who wants to see soou
NAV well acted was advised to visit the Lyceu'n
and see Daniel Frohman's production OF me
Thief "The world" said Wendell Philups, -
divided into two classes-persons who 40 th'hSS'
and nersons who complain because those thlisS
urere not done in some other way one OF 'Aose
,ipiIant censors has hastened TO signify that ''e
rroduction is Charles Frohman's-and that an error
was committed in spelling the names OF FeThalu
and RAYMOND with a final ''e-" Both those SUI
,,endous blunders occurred in the same issue OF
his journal and therefore, pedestrians IN Iiie
city Hall Park who, yesterday morning "l'"eS9u -
the sudden collapse Of the new Tribune tower VIII
now understand the cause OF that catastrophe
Hone Is entertained that The Tribune Will con-
tinT,e tn appear Meanwhile "a rose by any otheI
name =" etc and also q good play by WhoInso-
eyer produced Cherries be it. by all means anu
Tho suggestion IS again made Qor the 5eneht OF
such persons II any there be, who care for the
counsel Of an old observer. that II they want 10
see a good play well acted, they should attend Mr.
DarJel Frohman's Lyceum Theatre. and see MT
Charles Frohman's production OF "Ihe inner,
elistng as il does the abilities Of Mr.. kyre Bel
Iev Miss Margaret Ellington, Mr.. Sidney Hefoei'
and other actors The part Of Mrs Legardes "oS
h, q rnisprjnt. designated "despicable, lns''aH
Of difficult"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
MAURICE LoEWY.

Maurice Loewy, the eminent French astronomer
and director OF the Paris Observatory dropped
dead Tuesday while attending meeting OF the
National Board OF French Observatories at the
Ministry OF Public Instruction
M Loewy a native of Austria, and was born
In Vienna April 10. 1885, Entering the observa-
ed the attention OF lie Verrer who invited the
young man 20 become OF his pupils at the Paris
Observatory. Fearing that racial prejudice would
be bar to his advancement in his profession If he
remained IN Vienna, NJ. Loewy accepted and in
1854 taking his letters OF naturalization In
Paris. he appointed assistant in the obser-
vatory.
He put in charge OF the division Of instru-
ments In 1875. became sub-drector in 1875 and later
promoted to the post which he held at his
death He became member OF the Fren'n Acad-
erny OF Sciences IN 1873. in succession to NJ De-
laUnay: was an honorary member Of the Royal So
ciety OF Great Britain. which bestowed on him IT'S
gold medal in 1889 was an associate Of the Acad-
emy Of Sciences OF st. Petersburg and Of the Acad-
emy Of Sciences OF Vienna, and was an officer Of
the Legion Of Honor.
As n result OF a scientific expedition to Cape Horn
he published a valuable treatise the paths of
some Of the heavenly bodies: for many years he
made a continuous study OF the longitudes Of diff
ferent places pursuing a method. OF which he
was the inventor and made come notable discov-
cries In regard 10 twin stars and the influence Of
the planets the photosphere of the sun. He
was the author Of numerous monographs published
in the records of the Paris Observatory and in the
annals OF various learned societies.