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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
PRESIDENT AND TARIFF.
He Promises Serious Consideration
of Massachusetts Petition.


lature for tariff legislation will receive his seri-
Gus consideration. He adds his conviction that
the tariff petition viii receive also the consider
alton of Congress. The letter OF the President
IS as follows:
White House
Washington, Feb. IS, 1907
Sir: I have received the petition, signed by
yourself and members OF the Legislature Of
Aassa chusetts referring to the question Of tariff
legislation by Congress. Any petition such as
yours, signed by the Chief Executive and by
members OF the Legislature or great ana
powerful state. is entitled TO and Will certainly
receive my serious consideration. well, am
sure, that Of the Congress.
With assurance Of my regard for you person.
ally and for you in your official capacity the
Governor Of the ancient commonwealth OF Mas
sachusetts, I am, sincerely yours, ,-.---.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
His Excellency Curtis Guild. jr. Governor Of
Massachusetts.
The petition forwarded to President Roosevelt
urged immediate action Tor revision of the
tariff and declared that in all cases of tariff
revision the test should be not rs such duty
deInanded?" but rs such a duty needed"
After the Presidents letter had been received
a statement was issued from the Executive Dc
partment. which said. in part:
That the Endorsement by Massachusetts Of the
attitude taken by Secretary Root on the tariff
IS evidently not dispeasing TO the President is
a source Of qualification TO the Governor He
will await with interest the Presidents action
in the matter believing that whether that action
is immediate not the line Of moderniZation
Of the tariff suggested in the Massachusetts pc
tition IS likely to be the one adopted.
The Governor IS naturally pleased with the
courteous reception accorded to the tariff petit
ton by the President, who. Of course. must
consider not alone but all the states and
also the complications that tariff declaration
at present might cause in the treatment Of
other important questions now before Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
LackaW anna Railroad.

. = . " u Z y D E-II J = =
Leave y. Y, Barclay. Christopher. W. 23d
StR.
$50 A. M-For BnRhRmton and E!mIrA
1900 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis.
81. 80 p. Fer Buffalo AMI chicago.
t4.OO p. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
E'61E p. NJ. For 2uTa!O and Chicago
st As z. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca
e % q. A.-ChicAgo-Sleepers open $50
Ticket. at i4s. 42s 1888. 1854 Broadway.
y; 329 Fulton St Brooklyn. 'Dally-
Except Sunday zLeaves ChriJtophef St
elO p n Weekdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

WCusr'S Fine EeckWear
Chiffon RuGs-black white and
coIors-Copies OF French models
were s.. 9S 20 Sl2 9S..-.. .9S 20 7 %
Real Irish Crochet Collars and cuffs
Sets-were $40 70 50 9S-~
1.9S 20 3 .9S
Chiffon and Crepe de Chine Scarfs-
foral and emb'd-
we're S1.25 10 81 $1,000 80 70 g. 9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

Egypt Express Service.
The suIendid Twin Screw =. :. OCEANA
salts every Wednesday between
NAPLES AND ALEXANDRIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Clearance Offerings
In preparation Tor Inventory February 28a
Sell While New, Let Loss Be What 1t May
IT'S THE ONLY WAY
To Keep Stocks Clean and Never Have Old Goods
Embroidery Clearances

Embroidery Clearances
Some slightly soiled-from
handing during Dressmakers'
Sale 0penwOrk and cyelet pat
terms and French blind effects
Swiss. Cambria and Nainsook-
widths for trimmings. rU1I =.
corset covers ami children's
founce Dresses and Lingerie
Coats. etc.
SkirtiaG5 and AlIOverS-
were 81 40 TO So A.. as 20 I 20
Edgiugs and IusertinEs
8 -.......were 10 4 9........were 90
- , i1.....-.. were 10 "a ........were 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. R.


'Daily.
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Leave New York City 23d St Lib'y St
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG- 7.6O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, Il-5O am loo "a n
PITTSBURG. CLENEL'D $50 pm 90 pm
"PITTSBCRG LIMIT D.. $50 pm zoo pm
GIN, LOUIS, LOUSY, l1-5O pm ] ~ an
GIN. LOUIS. LOUISV.. so am 1000 am
GIN, ST.LCTIS. LOUSY. $50 pm 600 PIN
Offices 2+5 43+ 1900 Broadway. Aston
House. los Greenwich st, % Union Square
W. S91 Grand St y Y. $40 Fulton St
Brooklyn. West 23d ST. and Liberty St
After 6 p NJ. Sleeping Car Reservations
anG full Information regarding trains etc,
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information,
p. o. r. f.. 23d ST. Terminal 'Pnons
No. Chelsea Si44.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Chr Finest

BED Spreads and Confortables
Are down TO clearance prices!
And popular qualities are also
greatly reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Linen and Lace

Scars, Ce1lTe PIeceS, ETC.,
81 Great Reductions
All Linen ScarfS-H. : With
drawn works. 70 - inches long
worth -9S to S4aS-- 40 TO 2. 90
Squares 10 match-SO inch
were 80 to 2-gS-...--... 30 to 4 ga
Renaissance Squares and Round
Centre PieCes-Iiueu centres or all
over laCe-IS to ~ inch
worth ST. 70 SID. - 20 Q9
Renaissance and Cluny Scarfs-
"A to y inches long
worth S549 70 IS ss. IL .9S to ). 9S
Renaissance Tea Cloths
SO to 81 inches square
worth $3.es 10 SIS eS. . % 70 1 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

DED ID" LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto Cabelio. cura-
Gao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. p. r.:
S. S. CARACAS. ..-... Sat March @ noon
g : PHILADELPHIA. sat. March III. noon
For la Guayra, Curacao. Maracaibo:
s. :. MARACAIBO. .-. Sat. Feb. %. noon
These steamers have superior aocommoda-
lions for passengers.
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers, So Wall St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Exceptional Values Il
Tapestries and C2m2Sxs

Tapestries and C2m2Szs
Among these IS Included cur recent
purchase Of fine French Tapestries az
half price-SprIns ooIorinss ana DE-
signs read and realize how great the
values are;
$50 Fleur de LIS and Empire Brocade
Tapestries-JO inch ----,-----..-.-- 10
81 90 French Linen Tapestries. --.---- 20
So. 90 and s.. * French Chintz Stripes
and satin stripe Noires. ..--------.- 90
So 9S All SILK Damasks- ---------..1. 90
So 9s and S3.9S Drapery Velours. II 90
Upholstery and Curtain Edgings-
all reduced .------..-.-..-.- ej5t to -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Silverware Sale Continued To-day
White Goods

White Goods
Many Clearance Lots.
Fine Nainsook-36 and 40 inches
wide-12 yd pcs-were s. 40 II 90
Merrerized Madras wsistings-largs
variety Of desirable patterns
were 90 Observation-Disclosures. I 9
4O-iuch Persian Lawns
4O-juch India Liucus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Fine RugS-Reduced

EilS GSgS-ESCLS@G
Not a question of saving dimes,
but of dollars ....... Such OPP
portunitieS as these may be just
what you are waiting for.
Read carefully.
Best Administer Rugs-Sx4 yds.-
light AMI dark Oriental and IN Ga
Floral etrects-wers $500. 80. y &c
Wool Brussels Rugs
2X3 yds-Orieutal and r. O2
conventional desigus-were Sses -
American Oriental Rugs
true copies OF high class
Orientals-iong knotted and
braided fringe-were sos.
French Body Brussels Rugs 40"
6xT 9 ft.-onlv green snd red : O2
combinations-were S6.es .....
Martha Washington Rugs
dainty light colorinEs-
broken assOrtmeut-were SC. 9S'J
Finest Wilton Corridor Rugs
.. $40 and SXIO.6 tt
were 81. 9S and SlO.9S. .....,....,..S. SS
$40 and 3xI2 #
were $500 and $500. .9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

Clearance Prices for
Fine Blankets
Splendid Bargains for those who
are prompt. $500 Such values az
these will not lack quick buyers:
Blankets that vera s.. 9S and S1O.eS. g. 90
Blankets that were $. S-..-.---... 90
Blankets that were Sc. 9S....--..---.&O 90
Various styles and Qualities-scarIst
white gay. tan and plaid
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-08
EDDYYVlLLE.

ee.1.ii Eddyvilie.- Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Tenant, near Givin, Tuesday,
Yyy0ct. 1, a daughter.
~ Born, to Mr.. and Mrs James Sur
Efa issN, north of town, recently, a daugh-
= Miss Frances Funk is quite sick
with q fever
Da Id Mattix moved this week to
the property of Mrs. Mary Harding,
on South Fifth street
Hon. f. M. Epperson went to Keo-
lkull Monday to President Roosevelt's
receipt on.
Mrs, Jennie Haywood went to OF
& turlTWi Monday to accept position
witlflH one Iowa Children's Home Find
Ing, tSciety.
1at.. and Mrs. Frank Lafferty Of Os-
kaloosa were recent guests of his
mother, Mrs. Lucy Lafferty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafferty depart this week for Los
4 Angeles, California. to spend the win
ter and perhaps reside permanently.
Mrs. Ed Sturgeon of Harrington
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Per
nina Barnett, north of town, and her
sister ink Mrs. Eph watkins
Mrs. w. M. Flockhart returned to her
home at Abba Monday after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dial.
Mrs. James Soden and daughter
Miss Flo. who have spent several
months at Pueblo, Colorado arrived
home this week.
Mrs Mary Gregory of Kansas City
is here for an extended visit with her
grandson, DR.. Fl. R. McVay.
G. M. Junkin of the Abba Republi-
can was In town Monday.
Rev. g. w. Hampstead and family
left Monday night for months visit
with relatives in Ohio.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-08
LARGEST Il ORSE.
SALE SINCE
JANUARY

The largest hose sale since spring
was held Friday at Morris Williams
s sale barns. Over two hundred head
were sold, among which were some
fancy horses. The best price received
was $317.50 for a top draft horse, and
$685. for a pair Of black Geldings
I, which took the prize at the horse show
Thursday evening There were a great
many new buyers present, some com.
ing from the east. AZ the horse show
Thursday evening great many fine
horses were seen by the large crowd
Of men and women who were present.
The following are the ribbon wear
- ers:
soul E. W. Lloyd of Williamsburg; heavy
stiraft horse.
T-e J. Donahue Of Parnell pair of draft
lotses.
:. Thu Thu j. NJ. Downey of sigourney; roadster
Story 1e q.
yfiz s.,, L. R. Fleener OF this city; wagon
h es morse
other Eaten and Fellow, Keosauqua; fe, l
hing horse.
z. W Lloyd Of Williamsburg; ten
Aaead of draft horses
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-08
Marriage Licenses.
MARRIED AT ALBA.

Abba, Oct, Especially Ned Nc
Cauley, cashier of the Moravia State
bank, and Miss Edna E. Russell of
Moulton secured a marriage license
here this morning and will be mar
ried this afternoon, The young man
is 25 and mis- bride-to-be 81. The
young, people were especially solicious
to nave the marriage kept from the
public.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20

rtrt. 9te Sncorporotorcn iin0: g..
@i6ioL Soicp6 81. @ebiter, SrpiQe
8enn, Sonrael 9oloen un0 @enrp 8.
9reoOD,
Sin olttoriIirteS &opitol bon $4,000,
ciltgetbeiIt in 200 gntbeile, 81 $25,
bot sic bon bcn &S. IS. 6ronf 0oun9,
Benjamin. s. Ooltng, Samuel 90.
2oiro, Benjamin Sbeppor0 un0 6.
M}clpiQcGlorf 1lc1 incorporirt o0olng
&oromorc 60"
Gum 3pecfc Ser 6ii6rungo cincS
GrfllriionS- uno EolrtItcn- @cI6Qft2
mltroe Die o@ompton RoobS So1trtIt.
60" NIT eiuem &opitol bon $4,000
cingctbeiIt in $50, 9(ntbeiIe, SIT 500,
bon ocn &@. S6omoS ". Scnfin8,
jun, @ilbur 6. Moore, Sobu 6. 60
gen, 6. @oroen 8ippen ltltO gcgi-
noIo q. Noqon incorporirt.
9ic $50. S0eooorc g. WfiQer, Sbco-
oorc g. MiQcr, jun, s. gilbert <g.
6c8, SSorncS sc. GoIter uno 9onicl
.. WiQcr incorporation Die u9onicl
W}iQcr Building So" nit cinem aoa
pital bon $t50,000, eingetbeilt in
1900 2l1tDeile, ST. $500.
&cin No6IoB &crpolter.
SIM &reiSgcri6t lpie5 Ni6tcr elliot
0o8 8ei>td Inn G%rncn1lulg ci1e3
WoIicnpcrlpoltcrS fir Oo8 o@onon'5
W}e0icol College" o6. 9oSlelbc mor
eiltgercid)t tporoen BON Sen 9oftorcn
Sobn Is. Sop, SoIcpb Z. Smith, Git
gene 3. Gorocl unO Scarce SinBtltg,
friibcrcn 9ircftoren ocS SnititlltS.
&crrn 81 comooo'S u 6 a 5.
g(af $52,4tS abgei6GtteS pcrionlt-
DIES Giqentbllm lpltroe in Der gtod)=
lob = &eripalt1mgSio6c heS III oent
Giienbobn = llrtgliirf ollf Der rSoltz
t6ern Giieubo6u" ont 9o1fIaglln9Ss
togc 1tngefonm1enen @0ricnmoflerS
Ironci5 S. Hcoipooo BON Iei1er @ltt-
lue Morp 9. GeoipooO int @atIcn9c.
ridlt altfQere6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
0rmnbItiifs : Merchantmen.

Samuel sc. Sriebel llnb Srou an
Simon Srepolsfp etc, % @rrno-
itiide, 3d. )
Sophia 9. 4leronber an CHARLES
g. &eribfielb nnb SralL Siibieite
2%orroine-S trqBe, nobe gorf-&oob, ID
bei 10, 1898.
S5obn e. 9or1o6,le an S5obn Grttp,
Nornieite Baltimore, no6e Gontor-
Str, is bel 70, Grllno5ins $50, So.
George @. 0onnellp al Carrie g.
Spence, Siioieite Moiber-, nobe
Mplnt.S troBe, IA BET 80, @rltno5ins
$77, So.
Gatbarina 3ittinger OH Barbara
MeslQilter, Sitieite Gbell-, nabe Soil
mon.S traBe, 1873 bel 100, @runosirts
$44.33, $500.
So6n @. Sanlter an SIS. Goltpt
l1no 5roll, gSeitieite Rpie-Str., nabc
5oirmount 9lbe., IL bel SO, @r1nb-
sins $50, $500.
Spnton gebiG on Mat9on Sofo=
LOBE, Moroieite Sopette-, nobe Nis-
qnitb-S traBe, 8runbains $50, IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
S6iffsnGd)ridltcn.

Ncm Yprf, 10. S(pril. - Ger
0on1picr vVioltfc" fon1 BON @enlta
1ulO Ncnpel bier an.
Ser Donpfer nGeoric" lit bon bier
1od) SiDerpool pio GllccllStomn nb-
g~cfobrc1.
Soutbo III pton IS. 9lpri(. -
Der 9ompfer rGctti0lono" bon
Somburg lit BON bier nod Ncm-Dorf
pia GDerboltrg o6gefabrcn.
StoerpnoL Is. 9tpril. - Scr
9ampfcr Baltic" fubr bon bier nod)
Ncp-gorf pia Queenstown.
Bremen, Is. Npril.-9er Cant
pier uSnnnoper" lit bon Baltimore
bier ongcfonmen.
Srnm + a 8, 10. S(pri(. - Ger
0umpfcr u8lil6er," bon NcmsDort
nod) Elpnloutb, Gberbollro un0 9ont-
burg bcitimmt, poIiirtc bier.
9remen1 II. Ipril.-Ier Can't
pier ~a0ln" lit bon bier nod 9olti-
more o%bgcfobren.
9oulogne, 10. gpril. - Ser
Gampfer DGpnoam", bon Neip-Oorf
nod) Hotteroam beltimmt, fan1 bier
an ul1o fll6r meiter.
9amburg, 10. Ipril. Ser
0ompfer a@rof @oloerlec" longte
bon 9teipz Yorf bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
Ginc 2SIlfcrluanbcrnn0.

GclttiNe ltno nicoerl1nOii6c &dfen
nit 21tSponocrern iiberiiiQt.
M}Grj mar oie NltSmonocrmlN
nod 0cn Ser. Stootcn 9534 gro
Ser, ais I'M MGrj 0eS G%oriobreS.
- Eouicnoc no0 Baltimore.
Ger Nn0rong BON ACKNOWLEDGMENT
in Gcll 0clltidcn &Gicn, mic oltd in
Gottrr0out rul0 2lntlpCrpcn, lit, mic
gcItcrll in oen ocutidcn @nrigrontcn-
bGuiern uto in ben 8iireour Der
9ompierlinicn mitgctbcilt lultr0c, &C.
gcnmGrti0 0crooC5u cnornL ltno Oobci
lit cr nod in scr 3ltno0mc 6C9riIfclr.
SSlt Ben nd6itcn @ohcn pcr0cn ntcb-
rcrc SoricuO Gtnmolbcrcr 6iCr in
Baltimore %nnlongen. Gtc Ginlpon=
0crlttg olt8 europa uod Sen GcrCt=
niqtcn Stootcn bat I'M Wt6r5 0icic@
Sn6rcS, lp!e gc1tcrn olt3 9SoIGin9ton
cilrgetroifcnc Stotiitifcn crqcbcuL &c
gen Den glct6en Nionot OcS @oriob.
res 1tm 1884 &erioncn 5rtgenommtcIt.
Die gr0Bte 3ltnobn1c lit ans llngorrL
9f1tBIon0, Seltrci6 1tl10 S~Stolicn at
bcr5ei6nen, pGbrcno I'M 3u3u9 oltS
Dem 3cuti6cn Hcid)c cine IbnoGmc
SIT conitotircn lit. NuS ltngorn troz
fen i'm MGr5 27,367 Gnmon0crcr IN
DEN &crcinigtcn Stootcn cir1, cine
3lu1oGmc Do1t 1919 GcrIoncn gc0c1
Den Wtpnot NtGr5 1906; alt5 SeItrCid}
6ctrug bic GinlponOcrutQ 1861 @cr-
IonCn, Inn 252 nlebr, aus E~Stulicn fa=
men 4t,455, INN 2633 mc6r, ats HltB-
lan0 rno Sinlono toncu 1920 Scr
IGllerL INT 1927 ulc6r, olS i'm MGr5
oe8 &orjobreS. 2llS GCtti6lon0 ta-
men 257S Gcrionen, cine 9(6no6mc
bon 1862 Berionen. europa iot0te
lud6rcn0 BEG Monate8 132,t37 Scr
lonen no6 Sen Serei1igten Stoutcn,
ip06ren0 0ie Sotul Ginmon0crltng
1918 GcrIonen mar. Son Oicicn
luaren 1906 marnli6en rn1o %,
4t2 lpci6Ii6cn @ei0Iefte5. Sic 3obf
Der ais ~9}i6tcinpon0erer" floiiiii5ir-
ten Nnf6mmlinac NOR 1854, 1tt0
9iir9er ser &%creinigtcn Stootcn ira.
fen t4,424 Gin. Die @ciomntt3o6G
Scr Gnf6mmlinge mor Ionlit 11,544.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20

Sun0e 20 ocnmor0 in
@ olbroof. - Ginem geneincn
9llbenitrei6 iin0 III g8olbroof orci-
3c6n &unoe, bic eil1en @ert6 DON
$4,000 priientiren, gum 0pfer gcfal-
len. Sn eincm llmfreiS bon Iieben bis
odyt 9duicrgepiertclt bot elm lube
fainter NIT StrDdnin pcrgiitetc8
6leii6 gclegt, bon Dem bic mertbpol-
len E6icre gcfrelien 1obcn. Cine
S6oor iltnger 2ellte ans Scr Na6bor-
i0aft bat iib 5uIonmen getbolL nm
Den lle6clt6Gter SIT fongen, uno fam
OerIclbe, Oa oie grbittcrnnb icbr oroB
lit, Ioute CT ibnert in Die SGloc iollcn,
iid onf cine nidt aG5n 5arte 9cDono.
hing geiabt MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
Gctcrn Marnlanb Giienbabn.

eeetnnena s5. gtopember, berIdbt S~iIensGtatton
IdgitdJ.
40 Worgers-shnea2oft, Sagerstotun, NJ. q
W.sgubft," WabHesboro, Johannesburg unc.
auSaenuHttnen Soilntag. pancod nnb Gunts
berlano.
800 Madm. accommodation mad ilniorb
Nrioee, topte tdglid, ausgenournlen Gonntoe.
gort, Sanober. Getfpsbhrg Dlo y. uno ..
3ibiitpft 4uHften.
*4.55 Nadm. GEpreb, 2aupfIinte, a3aeerf.
ioDn, Sarcod, Sbippenee.rg irb. dliSaenpnb
men. Sonntag. Greberid uro GntmttShuro.
NarIonsgJaggon.
saglidl, ansgentmmen esuutas..
6.f5 Worgens Durf, y. it6 3. Stntfton unb
Snrptllnte oftIitD BON @Ilorps1robe, folpte
rGarliS!e.
7.Jo Morsens - sIfiO,n. nao S.sbfteIo, turpts
1000 WoreeIis = @eftern e1preB, Weftmintter.
gep g8iMofor, Union a,ribee, Wrueeptae (Ures
.berid), 9busrionf, a8aDrcsboro, GbarfberSs
Inra, 6agersiopr, Sdi!cpd, Cumberland une
glftns. ~. 1et observation-disclosures.
5.33 gtat -. ~ 9lffonlmr oattun nap Saftober.
6.25 M-bero1-attom RAD Union Yrioee.
i Wur 9rnnerftngS Muo garntaB1.
ff.25 WbeubS - Ntfon.. nuD untnrs5ribQe.
Nur GuuntagS.
$50 Wur1tn5-IIIptn. rdtb urtiun'Nrtbge iiHe
/. SlIt nidt ar 9ennfp lpaniasHps Citation an.
Gen GeiaafBtabrer. Den. $afl. sUaeus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
MarSlanD & g~ennigfuania 81. 81.

9Hae u~ertafcR 1urta.stpsnne etatiou:
7.30 8orni. nab gcrf idaIiG, alsgenonnten
Gpngfn9S. 4
$40 Norm. nod Teiid, nur GDnntnaS.
$50 8ornl. na1 Yeiair tdgIit, alSeenoms
men Gouufngs.
1.2o 9lahm. mad geIair, nlir Gamftag8.
3.25 Na6m. iia9 Yprt tdeIib, ausaenommer
Ennrtaas.
3.45 9,n6m. nad NsIair tdelidb nusgenor'
men GuuntueS.
600 Mbenes mao 9eIto tdeIid, auSgenont'
men GoHntaGs.
t1.00 Mbents nab 9eIta, rur Gonntaes.
1t.30 MDenb8 mad Belatr, Mittpo6 u. SanI.
ftaa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20

9. ct. 2egcr mo 6ron at @otrif
S. Burns mo 6rou, GItIeite Sill
mat, noGe &offmon-S troBe, t2 BET
IS, @runo3in5 %27, 1925.
Morp NolorL Neutrality-suspicious.,
OH Sobn Nolan etc, Gde 80. StraBe
mo SunttnQoon=9loeulte 1876 BET 80,
@r>mo3inS $3.50, S..
S5obn Nolon etc. an MorD Sedan,
Gfe 80. StroBc un0 Suntin9oon=
2lpcnlte, 1876 bel 90, @run03inS $751;
80, $500.
@olter W}. SCOTS an M}ortimer @.
&eIt, Siioieitc Der 81, nobe Gborle$-
Strobe, IS BET so, @rut03inS $50;
So.
Settle s. 2(n0crion al 8. %. Goof,
N~oroicite Scr SorlcWl 72lucmle,. nabe
Girbp'S 2onc, 1873 Del so, @rltnOz
sims $50; So.
&obcrt &. 2eah, Jun, Irnitcc, al
s. 81. 9%rltb6ommc, 8citieite Ser
@botcont-, nnbe &rcBtunan : StroBc,
IA bel 81, @runb5in3 $40; 1910.
}lQcn &omar0 an gSQrrcn &oporO,
Sii0olticitc ser MontcbcQo 2lpenrc,
noDc SciierionItroBC % bci 80,
@rlrnOjilrs $28; IS.
Siaoc NJ. &ru5on an 3oco6 81
nofafp, 5 @rum0itiidc; 90.
&ciiic 9li6aroicn all Siaoc SDu-
pirp, II Grun0ltiiGe; $5.
MiiJion $. RlllIcQ etc. oil G6omoS
5. 61pnoro etc, 6 @runOl tiide; So.
Nobcrt .. Mollnncc etc. al Setter
Sd)uob IND t5ralt, A{orOmcItieite Der
GecatltrltraBe no6c 6ort.Npcuue, ~
bei so, @rln05ina $36; 500.
Settle Monfnio ali 0oniel WIler,
Siioieite Scr Gomon0Ion : Ipenle,
nobe ToDiorltrabc, 1872 bci 100,
@rrhn3inS $40; S..
Albert $, &orlcr uno Sron an
Marp 9. Sorncr, mcbrcrc @rln0-
%itilfc; So.
Sobonna GooncD an SOON giro,
Siioicite oC5 Gurlplc Nloce nobc
@rooolpop, u 6ci GO, Grunb3inS $50;
So. ai.>..
Nfu1ult @cbcr ali 9(0om Giti6lcr,
Noroicite Scr Wontnlent : StroBe,
nobe MontIoro.IDcnltc 10 bel 70,
Grll1o5i1lS $40; 50.
Ipbcrt Gelf an 2ouiS @%reG1ber0,
3 @run0itiide,
Nhlbrem 5. @ic0on0 All 2pcctta
6oId, Siticite Ser Catherine, nobc
2omboro-Str 1874 bel t03, @runo=
sims $4S.75; So.
s. &cr6crt So9nlon oil GDorlcS $.
Sobniont 5 @~rnnoitiitfc, So.
@sarp 5. 9Gontos, germolterir, olt
Winnie q. &olIioop, Moropcitieite
ser Tolpbin.S troBe, nobe GenniDI,
paniasInenlte, ST.
George 6. Moltler, Mbm., an Geo.
&. Moltler uno Strait, Sltieite ser
Gel1tral.2tne., no6e 8onfitroBc, IL bei
so, @ro5. $22.66, ST.
Gleo5er Goldberg ot @onno6 9or-
rem, Siioleite ser Sapette-, nobc Gol-
lusitraBe, Is bei 80, @ro5. $40, IS,
George &oniq an @illiam S.@elih
ltnb SrolL Siticite Scr Charles, nobc
9ornepltrabc, 1910 bei 100, @rb5.
$40, $1,000.
McSSenrp ctr. 9. Ii. 8. 81. Scr. /
al Senrp 6. Sltenoorf ulo Sroti,
@il1elm-, nobe WonroieItroBe Ill
bci "A SUB, Grltno5ins $2S, So.
George @. Smith u1b Sroi an
slunie 9. 8roit 1@eitieitc ser geod)-
gperlle, $30S.33.
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SeiratGs = 2itctt5cn.

So6n 81. GccrL, it,, %, uno 2oltro
9. Goplor, 81; Npplifont So9n 81,
Seen. it,, 9(6croccn, Nt0.
@iQiom $. Spmo1, 40, @ittlpcr,
unO Blonde s. &eit1, 81; Npplifont
@iQiom s. SDnon 9ir. 2335, DIT
2ofo0ette. Incnuc.
g6riItopGcr 6, GciQp, %, unO Sat
tie 6. Mruitrong, %; Npplifont Gbri-
1top6er 6. NeiQD, 9}r. 1927 Dit
9tprtb=Npcn1tc.
Charles G6ompion 81, uno &ottie
g. 9rolpL 35; gIppIifntt G9orlr5
GGompion.
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IS er6 in Stint
Itco.- NQc8 lit in better &~crfoiiurg
fir bic 6elltige Gr0ifnlun9 Scr 6rii5-
jobr3 Gcnncn in Gimlico, Slperins
teltoent Brennan bat bic Henn6abn in
cincn g~ldn5cn0en 3ltItonO Gcbrof)t,
uno iin0 mGbrcno 0c3 MilltcrS Scr
6nocrltn9cn porgenonmcn mor0ch,
filr mcl0c Sic 8ierOcbelibcr i6m ooff=
Far Iin0. Nicmul5 porDcr Iil10 10 niclc
Gfcr0c oltf elmer Hennbobn allbcrbolb
Ser Wctropole per1ommclt gemeIer,
nic 5t Dem 0icSi0brigcn 6riibjobrs-
Wceting. 9lbcr niGt mir bic Gltantis
tat, ionoern mt6 sic Gualit0t Der
Yier0c reject Oie5ntal cin gclualtige3
Mort. 0u3 6altptercignib lit 0oS
G~lobolg6 Wcnloriot iiir 3meijGDrige
Gfer0e, Die in WorDlnnO, Sirginien,
Bennlplponicn oOer GiItrift Golltnl-
6in ge5ogcn linO, in ncldem Gerter
Billie 6ibbS," Der @cminner Der
Nurlerp Stafcs mo oeS Settle Sromn
Sup in 9%cnningS, cine critic Gboncc
6nben ioll. Ger 9eil6 BON alt2lpGrti-
gen Sportirennocn miro groBortig
iein ilnO iorgcn so ngud)nohcr" iiir
Die 9eirieOigung Der &cttluItigelt.
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WdttonaI.9anfen.

WQtional.Sanfen.
fcr~strabe. 5acoD ". Soof, BrdIt6ent; Sd
bio s. @uanS, @icczYrdItOent; perrp 8. 8ea
,Sirft &atiunal 9auf Of gaftinurs," y. $.
gBilcOI, @af1icr, II SoutBsStrabe.
u3tueite 9hntiunal@aai," 432 Giios8roabipat.
Q8. e. g8agler, Galitrer.
~ygeeitern g%latipnal 8anf," %. Wlarriott, Ca
fbier, IA 9sorosGltaiusStraBe
y3ruuers & Med)anits' s~iattonnl @anf, "
@baB. 9 WiGer, @afbier, Horbpsfs@de Cut
tnips uno 6aDeitesStraBe.
nSbtro Nattunnf 9ant, Baltimore unb Nprtb'
GtraBe; Snp ulto 9tabt often.
pSarmerS & Mcrmnuts' giatipEnl 8pnt,"
Gottbs ltltb Gont6arosStrabe. H3lIi
rGummcretnl e. 5armrrs Iationai SAINT" Siib.
tpeltsGde 9otparps mo 8ermufsStr., 8, 5.
HalolpiI, Sillissaaffirer.