davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THAT TRIP TO PITTSBURGH

lis picturesque Washington Pittsburgh, through
the valleys OF the Juiata and Conemaugh the Horse
Shoe Curvethe OF the Main Line OF the STANDARD
road OF America-and the service is high grade
No whether the trip by day BY night is the
take.
For daylight travel the pittsburgh Express leaves Wash
ington 80 AN. and arrives Pittsburgh at 6:35 PM
hours a both ends
For afternoon travel The Pemsylvan Limited leaves
IS AN. and arrives Pittsburgh PM This the
Limited that helped make the Pennsylvania Railroad
famous
For the busy who night to save time the
western Express leaving p and arriving Pitts
brgl zI2 AM affords convenient service. There
through sleeping to Pittsburgh this train
Those who desire spend evening Washington at the
tfeatcr club social will find the Ptsburgh Special
leaving PA and arriving Pittsburgh 600 AM
with through sleeping peculiarly adapted their
-1plrn taking that trip Pittsburgh any other point,
whether Tor business pleasure, will find advantageous
the Pennsylvania Railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
Golden Jubilee at Baltimore Church.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-The services
last night at NJ idison Av nue. Methodist;
Episcopal ChurcA, which is holding its
golden jubilee THIS week. consisted of the
reading of the committee reports of th.
women's organization connected with the
congregation. All of the reports
were very encourag ing. and a genera
increase in the scope of their work was
noted. Tho program was as follows:
How Firm a Foundation" by all.
Scripture and prayer. by pastor; selec-
N, by choir; reports (M;te and Guild.
Mrs Summers; repor! tHome for Aged
Mrs. Taneyhiil; report tseniors w. F. NJ.
81, Mrs. Davidson; solo Miss SNYDER:
report tJapan). Mrs. King; report BUSY
Bees. Miss ran yhili; hymn (by AMI.
children Of the X. n; report (W. H. NJ.
-, Mrs. Myers; report CY. NJ. NJ s..
Miss kennard; hymn (by all, 20 for a
Thousand report Q<elso Home). Mrs F.
H. HOFFMAN; report (Ch!idrens Add. Mrs
b. q. Sander; report tf,owers). Miss S
Sander; hymn. Blest Be the Tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
Banquet Wednesday Night.

The annual banquet was held WeGneS-
day evening. DR.. d. J. Van Ness presided
Twenty-Five soce ties and publishing houses
were represented at the festive board.
DR.. c. I. Blackall, secretary of the Bap
fist Publication Society of Philadelphia,
and also secretary Of the association,
made a brief address. during which he
dwelt upon the work in hand for the
religious advancement of the children of
the Sunday 2chCos in this country and
the world. He was followed by Prof. Do
herty of New York, DIR. c. II. Phillips of
Richmond. c. G.. Trumbull. r. w. Miller.
W. II. Hirst and f. w. Rice. all of
philadelphia. Each spoke upon different
methods Tor the advancement o. the
work.
Near the close of the banquet the fol-
lowing officers to serve during the ensuing
year were elected: DIR. NJ. c. Hazard OF
Boston, president; DR.. X. J. Miller of
Pittsburg. vice president: Rev. DR.. c. l..
Blackall. Philadelphia. secretary; Rev
DIR. c. S. Albert of Philadelphia. treas
urer.
Committee on postal affairs-Dr. G. P.
Mains, New York; DIR. y. ]. Rowland.
Philad elpha: r. +. Magill. Richmond;
w. H. Hirst. Philadelphia; J. q. Harris.
Providence, r. l.; committee on interna-
tional iessons-C. G. Trunbull. Philad 81
phia; DR.. II. Moaninger, Cincinnati: DR..
Edwin w. Rice. Philadelphia DR.. f. N
Peloubct. Auburndale, Mass, and DR..
Van Ness, Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Bedclothing Caught Fire From
Candle-Mrs. Grieve the Victim.

BALTIMORE. October 25.-Mrs. Jane
Grieve, seventy-five yeas old. was burned
to death In her room, at 1913 Lorman
street, about $40 o'clock last night She
was the wife of James Grieve, a night
Waterman employed near Gwynn Oak.
and had locked her room preparatory to
retiring for the night, when the blaze,
which. 1t Is thought was due to the bed
clothing igniting from a candle. occurred
She was horribly burned and died within
a few minutes.
Mrs. Eva Dorsey and her sister-in-law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
Many Diplomats Call.

Diplomatic day at the State Department
yesterday attracted representatives of
nearly every government. Secretary
Roots long absence from the city caused
the influx. Most OF the callers simply
paid their respects. and it is said that
none had important business to transact
Baron Rosan was the only ambassador
TO call. but representatives of several
other embassies appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25

6O3G-A pretty separate waist is an all
solute necessity to the modern woman,
for social exactions carry many sartorial
requirements with them. The waist Illus
trated. which is adapted for any dressy
wear. is at once SO novel and pic
turesque that it cannot fail to appeal to
the artistic sense of the tasteful dresser.
1t is made of dotted net over silk. chiffon
being used for the pretty wrinked sleeves
and the same material. tucked, for the
shoulder pieces. which afford the extreme
ly long shoulder that is SO much admired
The waist is prettily slasned at the waist
line. the slashed portions being extended
in tab effect over the gi"die. Altogether
it is cut on unique lines embodying the
iat&st Partisan ideas. with some striking
Japanese effects; yet. while pretty and
uncommon, it is not beyond the capabili-
ties of the home dressmaker. 1t may
be modelled in louisine silk, crepe de chine
eolenne or any soft fabric, while net or
al,oyer Lace may be used for the sleeves
To make il in the medium size requires
AS yards of material - inches wide
6U36-Five sizes. 81 TO 40 inches bust
measure.
The price of this pattern is 10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. October o5.-Tha
Harvard observatory has made two dis
tinct additions to astronomical science 1t
has obtained what experts declare TO be
the best photograph of a sun spot ever
taken. and 1t has apparently red scovered
the famous Nell sh comet. on which the
attention of the astronomers tire world
over has been focused for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
objects to Radical Changes.

|, When the question of making the
changes in the lesson leaflets putting
forward the mission idea was spoken Of
Rev. DIR. George P. Mains of the NJ TIL
odist Publishing House, New York, made
d short address. in which he declared
that the organization which he represents
wish to work with the members OF the
SUNDAY School Editorial Association. but
ca mot agree to any radical changes be-
ing made at once. In the event the dele
gates wished to make changes in tn, line
of study he. asked that they be made
gradually, declaring that Rome was not
bui,t IL a day, neither could the line of
stuuS be succ ssfuly changed in that
time.
Resolutions of respect TO the MEM
DRY of Rev. Drs. John Potts, formerly
chairman of the international lesson con-
v5ntion, and Stafford, long connected with
the publishing int rests of the Universal
list Church. were adopted.
/ The de legates took Il recess shortly be
fore O'Clock and reassembled a, k'3D
o clock, when the discussion of iNostal
mi.tters was resumed. The proposed syn
dication of plates and other publishing
material used for pre- pairing leaflets CT
the lessons to be used in tha Sunday
schools will be discussed during the SEES
sion. The sessions will probably come
to Il close this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
FOR STUDY OF THE BIBLE
ESTABLISHMENT OF WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON SCHOOL.
Matters Before Sunday School Edi
torial Standardization of
Officers Follows Banquet.

The establishment of Wednesday after
noon schools in the churches of the coun-
try where the public school children may
be permitted to study B BILE lessons was
advocated at the closing session Of the
Sunday School Editorial Association held
in the red par.or of the E5bitt House yes
terday.
The matter was introduced by Rev. DR..
Rufus Miller of Philadelphia, who advo-
cate7f' n resolution favoring the establish
: ment of the schools. In his remarks
upon the subject Dr. Miller called atten-
ton to the fact that tie young people
should be taught more of the Bible. and
in this connection stated that he believed
the pubic school authorities should in
troduce music or a like exercise in the
public schools Wednesday afternoon, 50
as not to interfere with the regular studies
of pupils who may care to attend the
church schools
After a short discussion the paper was
referred to the committee on reso utions
for acton.
+ Reviews of the Sunday schoo. work.
the London conferences and graded les
sons were made by various members of
teacher training was discussed. The ques-
ton as to the adoption of four. grades
of teachings in TIE Sunday schools was
also referred to at some length by sew
eral speakers. These grades are to be
for the beginners. primary, Intermediate
and advanced pupils. Plans for attending
the international Sunday school conven-
were. proposed by several of the dee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
" hat Cortelyou Did.

As on Wednesday. Secretary OF the
Treasury George b. Corte you remained
in the sIbtrea sury from cary in the
morning until early in the evening super
intend rg execution OF the measures OF
relief lcided upon b. him the prey Gus
evening and consulting constantly vi n
clearing house members, private bankers
ami trust company Ollie H. ami otu -
who called upon i'm. The Secretary.
who had expected To pace 500 Uu01 IN
the nationa- Laaks, found tAat tn : large
remained OF the S2jnVD.tsOD 4 cons 'de-abie
sum which is at the disposal of national
banks The Secretary would not stat,
the exact amount withdrawn from the
suhtIeasury. but il was agreed that II
was a substantial amount. probably NOR.
than half OF the so. 900 coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
American Smart Set.

The American colony has become so inn
portsnt an element in London that an
American directory has been issued, for
which it is expected there will be an ex-
tensive sale. The wealthy Americans have
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Gaaton uuo Stgblanbiup II.
ehr1ibi's .GtGeufran, .s,ane,"
fSfc 4 I'M lgNuuh.LSffofte

W.T. D, UHb WBHUHtEttUWt.
S1lptGuortter oeS aGaberr 3r .s1tut sNer,
Gins" y9idenfran8 : DaIten > Geretiis,"
.eunion Snmerspdbren zen guiis lttto Geib'
Bereirs !" n3eutfde @tniiitb. .tbtsit" utb
aSeIper'G onfIoDe Gr. AIS, s. g.. O."
GrifbeS Bier gu ieber Set. - g. & g.
5eiepboti. 4olfe 1928 i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Nargfano G. GcnnIsluania q. n.

3har b~erfafieu Trrth. u une.e tattcH:
100 8ornt. tind) Fort ttaIit. aiisaettcn'i1en
GcrniaeS.
$40 Rorin. ia3 8eIatr ldeIld, 'aGsgerom,
men Gnnniag5.
i.2o gladbm. itah Y'eIcir. riir eartfiaas.
3.25 Nddlnt. ruth Yorf tdgti6, uiisgenonlinet
GufiiaaS.
4.n5 g'nohui. mad, 9eTto, MIR Snuntnos.
d.45 gnd'n. itadb N"intr tdaIi6. onsgelpit
men GofntndS.
600 stbenbs nan Delta tdeIi6. ailsserton.
tier 9ninfdnS.
Il 90 albetbs nab Delta. Tut Grtntdgs.
| 80 Mbfnb5 nah NeIair. miti,uod II. Gnms
ftda
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Setter Epitcn 5n pergcbcn.

@nfbinoton II, Q. s., Z. Seer.
Gas Staats. Gcpartcmtent fat Jest
einea fetten aonilllotspoitcn 81 Der.
aeber, nan,lif bic SteIltng eines
acknowledgement in Bone. Nlgier,
oeren letter Snbaber, Der Srun5oie
4ntoite Jelir @orbe, III Gonitantinc
oilrd einen Soil Don elmer 0riife
Den Sob fanb. Ger Boitcn bringt
iebr penig Cit oc,n iein Snbaber lit
goil5 auf Sporteln angelpieier, lpel.
DIE lid) I'M lebten Sabre aiif gauge 27
Collars belieien. Der Yoiten miro
iiatiirlid luieoer nit einem @eipobner
al9ier's 6eiett iperoeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

Yaiie snr MeiIe in's NnsIanb &c.
icrat e. Maine, Hr. Alb, GI+SaIti.
aore.S trair, nabr Goitnmbpaie.Aye .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
SaabaMsfIma madl Wlasfa.

Ma bingtorL 3. g.. z. Sebr.
Braiioent Gooiepelt geDenft nodl
ablallf ieiiies Inltstermii,s cilten
Sogbalisfllig nad IIasfa 5I utter.
iiebnlen, luie or Hobcrt ". @iIep NIT.
tbeiIte, lueld)er iii aIasfa II Sabre
,gclpobnt nltb oie c%ntfernteiten @egen-
ben oni9einft bat, III neld,et, cS uqd
ieiner @eriihcrnng Sobnilo in Mni
iel eicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
&crmiidte tcIcerapbiidc 9cpcidcn.

Termtidtte tclc9rapbtIdDc 0cpeIdctl.
- Sn ser 2egiSlotllr bon 8iSconiin
lit cine BID eingebrodt moroen, sic
9abnbeamtc bel ocrmeiobaren 9a6n-
llnfGaen megen Woroes i'm jmeiten
GRADE ltroibor mod)t.
Sn ct. Saul, Minn, iino 10
pielc GerIonen Don oni6einen0 touen
Sinoen gebiiien moroen. DAB Die go
li5ei sic SrOrc erbalten bat, ale obnc
Moulforb auf Der StroBc betroiienen
@lnOe ST toOtcn.
- Gre@onocrnelr Yreiton u. 2cS-
lie pon Montana lit geitern in ieincr
@obnung 81 Seleno, Wont., i'm I'll,
ter bon SO Sabrcn g%eItor6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Wpbcrt gluHmet's
.,Wu6nri.Uidnnet dpr'9anf."

Gr. i021-fD23, Erlenus.etrnbe.
Sdnptnunrtier beS oDlcbnrt Wdulcrs
docs" 9tn9iiMnoe ie6en 2onnerltGa
Abenb. Scr nWto3crt Ngr.' uno Geib'
Nerein" b|erfaunnell ftd feorn tWlrtiGa
bier. Gbeiupente $ Ielepbun RoIle
S44 q. Ctpril4,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

baftnngen DareH Die Solge.
Sn Wiin6en, mo Die Wogen ser Or
re9ung Iebr bod gingen, erbielt Der
@entrumsfii6rer Srterer cine regel-
redte &%obenmuIif. Die Wenge be-
CAB iid oarauf in geidloiienem 3u9e
uno IN boIlfonmeniter Oronung nod)
Dem &olai8 oes grin3re9enten Suit
polo, no Tie .ibrer 9egeiiterung iiber
ben %nationolen @obliieg 2uft modte
uno Dem 9reiien 6iiriten entbuiia.
itiid 5%ujubeIte,
8uiiii6e 9uttinSfiS.
Sn 2cip5ig berridt groBe gmp0.
rllng iiber oos 8erbolten oortiger
ruiiii6er St,toenten nno Stuoentin-
men. sic perridtctcn ON @obItogc
eifrig Sdlepperbienlte fir Die So5io-
GiIten. SIS miro ibnen oesboIb oorqe.
porfen oaB itc boS 0oltred)t mib
broud)t bitten.
9 o6 ems aoni9 freut d.
Die geial5ene NieoerIage ser So
3ioloernofroten IN Soldier bat geros
Oe5u perbIiiffenO gemirft. a6nig
Srieorid Ill0uIt perIicb IN einem &C.
legramm an ben Oberbiir9ermeiiter
9eutlcr in Dresden Ieiner 6reuoc Ii.
leinem Stol5 ii6er oa8 GrgebrtiB Der
Stidmoblen i'm Sodienlono gllls.
brild. Seinem @liiflpunid fiigte or
Die @orte bin5u: SIS lit Elm Gergnii.
gen, IN Ser iebi0en 3eit 5lt leben."
Of @rotulotionen
ii Sen s ii Ite II 9 ii lom.
aaiier un0 aaiierin beqoben li6
geitern idon ont friiben Gage nob
Dem Observation-Disclosures Inn Ser
6iirltin Billion, pel6e ibr 50. Sc
bensiabr b%plenbete, ibren @liid.
nuni6 oar3ubringen. Sp1ter bate
Der &oiier cine lan9ere llnterreoung
nit Dem &eidSfon5ler, Die lid) 5Wei.
ictloS INN oos GrgebniB Der @oblen
ulo Die neugei6offene parliamentary.
Idle Situation Orebte.
Gas ncue &oier.2teoer-
bl d.
9ie Gonrmiilion b~eu0brter fSadl-
manner, mel6e i'm Inftragc uno nit
ll1teritiisllng 6eS aaiierS unb untcr
2eitung Oes Sreiberrn Hodus b. 81.
liencrnn Die nelie beiitidc Solfsfie.
oeriommlung bcrItellte, bat oaS Bud
nnnntebr bent onordlen fertia iibers
rei9t. 0aS llelle &ailer-2ieocrbrd).
luie es I'M 8olfSmitto genonnt miro.
unlfaBt 610 2ie6er, bon oenen onrld-
bcrlb e~inbunbert dls foIt pergeiiene
Ferlen oeS oeutiben GolfSlieoer.
ld)oseS be5ei6nct meroen fonren.
GS beIillocn Iid) ullter ibncn 2ieocr
Der olteIten Gompontitcn uno oltd)
lolde Der m%oocrniten. 3oblrei6e
1lele Siebcr Iino in baS @crf oitfge-
llomlttcll, Die biSbcr MIR einem aolls
flelnen &reiS befannt gcmoroen lino.
3oS tlcite Solfslieocrbu6 miro che
items SIT cinem biligen 8rriIe erldei.
men, oa aus Ocnt foiierlidcn 0i5po-
IitionSfono bebeutenoe Mitte( our
Serfiigltng geitcllt iinb.
gbren9cri offices Ser.
u abren obgcdnocrt.
9rrd) cine ineben eridienclle SEA.
b~inetSprore ocS &oiiers lperocn Die
Torl6riften oes cDrengeri1tlider,
Bcrfabrens gegen pcrabibieoete Off.
5tere abgeanbcrt, uno 3lpar in lteber.
ein%itirnlng nit Der ieilter5cit oel1els
oeten Gntid)eioung bes &ommer0c.
,ridtS iibcr ben SaQ oes frii6cren
OberItcn @ocbfc. 0aourd) miro Cit
obermoligcs geri6tlides Gorgeben
gegen 0aeofe crnloglidt, Der be-
fnnntlid bonn &ommergcridt III Der
@epilions : Sniton5 frei9ciprod)elt
moroen iuor. Wtit oielem 5reilpritd1
batte es ober cine eigenartige 9c.
ipanotniB; CT crfol9te nllr oesbolb,
ipeil 8aeofe Die yallerbodIte" Gnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
saiob Bites yMefcote.S aae,"

WoroDit'NGe UOn 3uirs uio BUrrensStr,
S%uliptuuartier hes @efo itGpereiHS yWielo,
bic. Gingiiunoen ieben DonneriiaagGbeno
8erfaiHnttunaen hes .9eniPraliaI A0ebaer'
8eteiis" leocn 2. urh 4. EieHltag I'm
Monnt. GelcpGou-@. & 3. gSrife 1865 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Meltcrn WaraIanb G~iienlahn.

gepinneno %. Nopem6er. berGibt Silensg tntton
9dglthl.
40 Moresns-S6nenpoft, Saaerstotpn. IN. 4
W.s@abn." WabueSboro, 9bdnIbetsbnrg lttb
aiisRenommeH Gonnidg, Snrleod uno Gnif.
heridnh.
3.0i g,anm, - accommodation nan Union,
@rieac, foipie tdalib, nusacnomrten Sountag.
gpr;, eun6ber. GETTYSBURG unb V. unb 8.
9toiFlon Punttetl.
ABB Mn6m. - @rpres. 0anpitiHie, Saaers.
toion, anrcod. G6ippeusbura uitb. nisaenoin.
men Eenntaa. Greoerid ntb Diminishing.
Wartarsg Nuaoou.
Gdafid, auSgrnpmmen sonn.aa.
Cts Worlcits - Wort. y. unb 8. 3ihtiion NIB
&onntItnle bItIib bon Grnorp'@rohe, foipte
Carlisle.
$50 W'crecns t. sifom. mad SiabfieIS. ioipie
Gmnitsbnra
*0no morecnS - ggeftrrn grnref. gseftntinffer.
giep gBirhfrr. linton 9rihde, ArieehtIe (5re.
herld). Tblrirott, 99dh nesboro. Gbnmbers.
btrp. Sanersiopr. 6drcod. Cumberland ntb
gTflrS. Buffet Shferentiprssg 8noepn.
8 80 @ddbT1. =. Accommodation mao Ga ftuber
625 MbeiioS-atfpin. mad, Union pribae.
Gmr TfnuerftaaS NIB eamftaas.
i1.25 gtberbs - Affptn. mad liuioits8tibge.
Nnr Sunntngs.
0.9n WlotgeHs-Nffetn itut untons8rtbue iitb
Snnnher.
" Sdlt ulfi m 9,cuilfb Ipantasstbt sGintinu an.
u. glnbrtttpu, a. ~. Soimen,
@et. observation-disclosures. Gen. gnfi. .Neeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

FofnIsohInItpngaonS tndl NeipsDDri iIn6 be-
reit 8ufi @ebra1db IN Der gumoeil' uno ut
9ion ll'etatioti I'm 1000 gIbenas.
n. rnd Mtnuttr.Gttb an Woheni1drH: y.
th6 Mtfautie.Gttn ilalidi; 2. nab auantte.Gith
Gonnin9S. -stue 8iiae bnlteu In 9RtlmIaatpn.
Is bdIt In GHefter an.
Hhtln,. Mffoin.. Gcmhen,S taiiun. "s.i5 Norm.
i2.20 Hn6ri, 26. 10 stherhs; sri. Standardization,
as.20 siorrt., 1925 9iddlrt.. 2a.tb NbenbS
Nterbeeu Nftpm. GdmnrrsGtnitott. II no
9lnthift.. 1910 Mbcnhs; Wt. HobnfsGtnilup
2t.nB Rnthrt. 10 10 Nbeuns.
8teferbirhna hon Honnt In Ghlaf. pesr B1r.
torsg8aaaons. Gpeiferaten etc. ipetben fnneu be.
fprat her Teiephan IN nIIet i~cIaeuoeu 0tuei,
@,iirennr GbnrleS. mo Va!timete'eirnBe. y. &
gPt. Mobdf-Gtntipn. 6. Il n, @t. Vernon at23:
COMMUNICATION Siiprlnoiiens Niireutt, e. 4 u
g. Tnut 946, ODER Wio.. @pnrt. Iiib a1sd: unf
vi. 52G, Glo.Grpaorea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Nns benz Snnercn WarDGano'S nnb
ben angrcnscnScn Staatcn.
Spirituoien sur ii It
tpt

tet.
Cine groBe Guontit1t 9cilti0er
@etr1nfe, tuelde otc Goli5ei bon
WpntgomcrD Gountp Dor 5tuei Sab
rem in elmer Ho55io olti ooS Club
bans bcS DGDerrD.GboicsGlllbS" bon
NodpiQc confis5irtc ltno leitoem III
elmer Belle I'M Goltntps@ciGngniB
drfbepobrtc, lit Dem Club Infer Der
9coinoullg, ooS n2ocol Option".@e.
ieb nid)t micoer 81 iibertretcn, 5%ltrilcf'
eritnttct morocll.
GeGeimniBuolIcr Sob.
Die peritiimmclte 2cid)e BON So6n
9tembro, eineS 0etcttipS Der ~gt0ros
liden Central @obn" bon MorpS-
bile, ga, lpuroc on1 W'ittpod Lungs
ocS Eerrn-Golntp-llfer ocS SuSqre.
bonno, in fur5er G1ltfcrning BON Scr
Nodpillc @riidc, in 5lDci Sub tiefcru
@oiier Q~cfunben. Der 600 BON Netu-
bro lit polit0noi8 III 0ebeinniB ge'
bii0t.
0nS obictct GinigeS."
". Suabe3 mo McSlep SSbourn
bon Cumberland, Wto. bon weld)cn
GrIterer lpcgen zines 0tor0ongriiia
5u 10 nno 2cbtercr luegclt 9iebitobl6
81 s Subren 3lld)t6uuS6oit ocrltrs
tbcilt moroen, iiuo ~oilenbor bic ab9e
icimteItcn Spibbubcn uno 8erbrcr
der. Die cs giebt. Nla S6erifi so
milton BON NQegonp-G ountp tie nod
Dem 3udltbullS IN Baltimore brodte,
roubtcn lie ouf Dem 3u0e Der g@alti-
morcsG 6io-9abn" Dem 3eitu19spcr.
fGuier mcbrere 8ocfete Gbotolooc,
iiir bic Der Shcriif lpdtcr 6croppcn
miBtc, utb i'm Gomocn.@ nbnboic
ncriubtc einer Der bci0en Scrbre6er,
Die init 8onbi6euen 5ulommcn9c.
ftppelt lporclt, NIT Der freien Sono
I'M @e0r1ngc eincn Suidenoicbitobl.
NeHe 0cllelIUng g..
Sic nYiire Oil So" bout 5llr Belt
cine H6brcnlcitu1tg bon Morgon.
tomM $50, iibcr Cumberland,
Mb, nod) &biloOelp6io, 9hlf Der
Sorm 6c3 Gumberl0nocr Wopor5
Clarence Sing, norblid bon Guntber-
lano, miro cine groBe Bltlnpltotion
ongelcgt, Die neile Oelleitltng lallit
parallel nit Der 2citrng Der Stan.
oorb Oil 60"
Stcncrnbi6G tung crb0bt
Sic Gonn1iiIGrc bon gQegonp
GountO bo6en Die 9lbi6Gbur0 bcS
@obnbcttc3 Der nNSeItlidcn Mnrp,
lon0 Yohn" III jcl1em Goluntp fir sic
9eitcnerlu1g bon 5000 ouf $4,000
pro Nicilc crhobt, uto W%cltiolllin u.
Hidnlono, gnipdlt Der 9obngeien.
l6oft. erflGrtc iid) oamit einperlton-
ben. 3c0n Mtcilen Der .Gumbcr-
Observation-Disclosures" Die bia6cr
DER NbIddbul0 cntgongcn iparcll,
lolen jett aud fir Die YeIteucrntg
bcrongc5ogen iueroen.
9rei EooesfGlIe in 5cbr
Gngcn.
Sic Solhilie ocS @rn. So6n ".
Vedncr in Jlopo.Gountp, $50, lit Ill
10 Sagm foIt poGitdnoig ouSgeitoM
ben. 9(ln Wtitttuod crla0 5rau 9cfs
ner Der Sungencnt5ilnoung; bier
Gage borber rattle oieIelbe 9ronfbeit
Srn. @cdfner ielblt binlpeg, unb 5eblt
Gage Dor Dem Iooe Der Wllttcr itorb
beren i0-idbriger Sobn all Sur1gen.
%citt5iinonng. 3ipci ainber iino nod
ON 2eben. Sn elmer unoeren 1oni.
lie in o~erielbcn Mahbaridoft, Die
Gidaros beibt; itarbcn fiir5lih 8d-
ter, Wfl.tter lito ein Sobn an Der
2ungenent5iitolng, unb Gin onocrer
Sobn Nidoros, lit bes Niorocs
iduloig %befunoen u1b lieDt iebt ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
ScmtIdDes WclO

,u ocrfoufcn. 1880 Gents pro @arf
oOcr APO @arf fir eincn Collar.
8ediel uno greoitbricfe auf ale
St1ote guropa's. @eIoienbungen,
5diffsfarten, 8eiiepdiie uno ouSIdn'
oiides GeIo. Sbeu. 8. 9icner G. Co.,
pit GIt.goltimore. Strabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Baltimore 0ampf = Bnfet So.
lalte nnb 5uperia fine pai'ptnts.l
3te Ber. StaatensPoft bef6rbertb.
9ampfcr uQirglnta" tneu) tdtabamta,"

.Wenrnta," .5enneNtt".
3aTnpier fabren taeltd. Sonutags auBqenom'
rn,It. bon ben .gnisaitie"s Nters, Nr. t0--is.
9i0btsGtrabe, G.30 Mbeno5. brett uad Oh
Qolri Comfort Iurfolf, PORTSMOUTH unh anen
Hniftcn hes Sioero. gierttnorng tit Ste
Prtni Comfort NIT Dg. & 8. Gtfelblbn". gnb
Ribmono. RerhtH0unq in Portsmouth NIT BEN
rGenboaro Ntr zine" follben 9ne nab Rorts.
mouth uto sitIouio. IN gotfoIf gserbinbiina
nit Der n%9tigdntie Coat Cine" ~gtorfoli un6
pcitlitb unh aSIo Dominicn Cline" 400 Eeips
BERN. Wafb.n9ton. R..9.. Nithntonb. 3D.. rHb
Ser, Worf.
Mdblbctten uu6 turopdifbent BiaHe. aurtl.
rtbfe 9niilieH5immer etefirtfhe Wefendtuna.
9dmpfbei8nna, Goier fret. Hefsrh!rie a%ainten.
thinner IN beii 9iIfeis9'iireaut Der .8db Cine"
sr, TOT. eof'adIiimpre,G trabe. Nt. 800 lino
baltimore luo eulncrirStroBe. Continental
IruIt Nutlbina" tiuo NIbaugb'S Ir, 100. gorb.
06ariessGtroBe.
3sbn ". sherippub, e. Brutuu,
@iee'prdf. u. Gen. sItonaacr. @eu. ,gafT. 'Seent.