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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

ulS Selu]tll lOtCOVC oil y SlQl HturUu]!.
@rubcnsllnQlildc 5ltmnl iold)c IN
&oblensM tiucn. fonln1en ilbcr Die golls
SC @r0c Dor; obcr 10 b6rfiG mic nj
lnieren aoblen. &GrQrpcrfen, iinO lie
in fci1cm Sonoe, in Dem Die yid)nor.
sen 0iamanten" 5t Gage gciorOcrt
mer0Cn. Nhlb OoS icin? Otiiiicn in
lpCniNcn Mod]en Acgcn (nulen0 9crNs
Icutc in OClt @rubcu cil porjcitigc@
Gn0c iin0cn? M0brcn0 III Gllrgopa
int lcttcu &abr5cbut Die aoblcnioroc.
rung beOCltterb 5ltQcnonmcn hot, lit
Die 3obI Der llngIiidSfGQc 5ltriid0Gs
gon0cn. Nicr bat lid Die 3obl Der
Npicr IN 5ebn &obren nerooppelt. Sn
europa bat mon 9crA6ou.@ eieBe 5llr
Sid}crbcit ltno 5llm Sdltbe ser Berg
lclltc, unO bieic @cicbc iill0 nid)t to0,
fer @ltd)itobc. Sic &crontportIihtcit
iiir ibre 9ciolNlnG lit ieItoelcgt. 1910
Mcnn anOcre Climber gum Sd)ilBe 0cS
Nr6Citcr5 thltll, mas nod) menihli.
dem Grmciicn gctban neroen fam,
10 lit cs bcihGmcnO, ooB Die &crci.
nitcn Staotcn IN 0icicr 9e5iebung 10
riiditdnDig blcibcn, Wcnidcnlebcn
iuCrbcn olcr0ingS bicr 81 Snnbc bill,
Zig cinQeid)0Bt. IS fommt ia inntcr
lpie0er Elm nelter 3u5ll0 ca finocn lidl
INNER mie0er HClltc, mcld)c Die 2iif,
fen nllSfiillelL mcld}c Der 0emultianic
600 in Die Hcibrn Der Mincnorbeiter
rciBt. @em obcr lit bel Den Gnto-
itropben ollf Den Noomic,, Wtonon,
CAB. u1o Dolnnbcs 3eden Die Serollt.
luortlit)feit ouIQcbiiroet morocn? -.
Wiro ilberboupt Se1nonb 6afiir Ser,
ontlportlid) gemodt Dcroen? GS
mGhIt bier 10 ld]nell @ros ilbcr oerlei
0in9c. Noh Ocn 0Cibebniiicn ellt.
~rilitet lid Die Erclie. mo oomit lit
Ole Sod)c crle0igt. rN1 clropdiid)cn
Earlalnentcn miro Die Hegierun9
nod ioId)cn &atoitropben interpeuirt.
@irr rat man @idjti9erc5 5u tbllll,
ais Scbcn unb @%einnObeit BON grbei.
tern ST idiibelt. Die nod, mie mallcbc
on8lo.omcrifonild)e 3citunQcn bemers
fen in Der groBcn Webr5obl .Soreig.
ncrs" iin0. Sic bobcn @idytigeres 81
tbulL ais fiir Die Sintcrblicbencn, sic
ihre9 GrnGbrcra beroubt morbcn finn,
Gorge 81 trngen. Nn9eiidIts oieier
3uItdnbc Cridcint cS %uuiianenA oab
lid INNER nod Scutc iin0erl, lpcldjc
Oda miibiclige, gcfobruollc unO oobci
llid)t cinn1ol gut be5uhlte 9ergmumnas
Icben ais 9crlti crgrcifen. Gie Carr.
Wtinc, in meld)cr lid Die lebtc Grplo.
lion 5lttrug lpor 5pci Gage nidt in
@ctricb Gcpeier. Cab Die @cfobr
elmer Nniommlung crploiipet @aic
oo0llrd) pernlebrt murOc, lag nltf Der
Nonb. Mnn bort obcr Nid)tS 0dril.
Der, Dab bon Der Gctricbslcitung be-
ionoerr &oriittSmobrcgclr qeqeu sic.
lc WfogIidfcit gctroiiCn morocn icicu.
.9filIien Dem Woloh Ser &oblcn.<
0llItric ioldlc Wicnid,cnopicr qcbrodt
lpcrOcn? @iebt cS bier cin @aIt?--
Wton iprid)t BON llnfducn, bon &o,
toItrppbcn un0 illdrt nit oieien Nus.
Oriicfcn Die Sbutiad)cn 5ll petbcfcn II.
81 bcid)0nigcn. %}luingcno notbpcll.
Dig lit cs, cinmol icit5uitcQen. ob in
ben @rllbcn olc SoriihtSmoBre0ctn
5ltm Sd}llbc bon @cilnObeit uno Sc,
ben Der Serglcutc 0ctroifcn iino, Die
bier lettcn Observation-Disclosures iino
cine ldreicnbe gnfloge 9eQen bic 81.
ltdlloc in unIeren Goblen, Mcpicrcl.
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Ericorid, gSnr. (Scproii.

IS iinrp am IS. 0eSbr. 1907. 10 llbr gbenbs.
5ricorth sSni. @eur9ii, aus Seuh tpGngeli,
@eorgii, i'm Nlicr bon 81 Iabren unb 8 Gagell
Il: ielrer letter. %ISobmin0 Nr. 936, Norostbag-
Sirafe. Nte Yeeroigung iiHoet Sunniag gidd1-
mtitnG I'M 1 llbr bon Der obclgelarnieIl 2Sohs
nung aus itatt. &eruaHbtc uno Srcun0e filto
d6hlnaspoI ein9elnoelL Der Nccroigung bei5u=
ppbHell (354-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
Sefanntma1nngcn
Stnol, Heniitrnrn.Nurrnu.


Baltimore, ocn 20. 9e5cmber 1907.
giaGri6t lit bieraIif alien ilterefiirien Yers
ionen ACgebcn, baB Der Stuais Gngenieur Den
NeitimntIugcI oes "a. 9lbinnitts oes 80. Irtis
icle ocs G~iubt-Gpoere5 bon 1906 genldB in Die
lem Bureau am 10. SeSember 1907 be!1 erilds
renoen alan uno Die 9upIiIutIiite Der g~luflu9ei
lilr bic gteunioelirlltG uno ytcupflaiterling Der
E~rirats@ucO bintcr Gr. 1915 Dis 1885, gutrobts
StrGbe; Der @SrioatsslucD butter 9tr. 1901 his
1921, Sits9ombaros StrGbe, mo an Der Seite
bon 9tr. 1902, SitosSurburts Strabe. uHo 9ir.
1O1, Glib glunsS trnEe; Der Grtpatsgtaen binter
Nr, las bis 1874, &itIiprsStraBc. mo butter III.
100 bis 1902. 1obnzStrnGe: Der BrtoutglIlen
billier ltr, 900 bis 9l2, SitHcmbarosStruhc
Der Frioats SIIleO binter M. III bis 1871, 9Seits
HnnbuIesS truBe, llO Der Yrtpat.9tlep AT Der
Sctte bon Mr.. 40, gScitsy iortbs glpcHue, binters
leat bat,
gae bnoru beriibrten @crfonen itno bcrehs
tiat, iunerbaia 30 ldqcI, bonn Satum Der 6irs
lcrlcGnng an. n gditimorer Staoigeri6t ourb
ihrtIili6 ctlgercl1tc Petition oagegeIl 81 aps
pelireu.
Z. Seiuel SbpmGs,
Gtdotaegiitrator.
CSe52O-27,'O 7,S auS-fO, 'OS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
Emmn MnrbQoa.

IS iiarb am 20. Nc5cmber 1907 GmuIa Mat
naga i'm Slltcr bon 81 Inbren iio q Wtonntcli.
qcebtc lo9ter bon Gcrbiuano mo GbriiliHn
.lIaroaad. Sic YeerbintlG ttlloei am Wipntan.
ocn %, SC5enber, s lbr .Jiorgers, bon Der
2SOblii19 ibrcr GIieru. 9ir. 400. Siis9opelz
Strnbc. aus nGto Der Ct SdfohnssNirbe itatt.
no nm . llbr cine GteanicnlsQIeie filr ttr gee
lcnbeil gebulien miro. (365-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
&enidjcnupfer nncrbort,
vSpfer faaen bier,
aNrNn, On,nn, .,nh, G4inr
Yber Menidlcllopier unerhGrt.

Iber M%enifcrlopier unerb0rt."
Sa, lmerbort lino Die Spicr an
Wenidenlebell, meld)e unier aobler-
Wergbau in ben letteh Wofcn gcior.
bert bat. aaum iito Die pielen Sci.
den elmer &ataitropbe g~eborgen, 10
fonimt Die Siobspplt bon elmer enoe.
rem, e6enio 9raBlifen. Sn pcniacll
Wod)en Slithcrte iiber Sunberte fr1i.
tiger nnb arbeits1pilliger gergleute.
Die. geiuno in bic @ruben eingefabren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
&~criammlungs : Nnseigcn.

,Sadcrsl~ lnteritii trngs.@crcin gr. g."
0cttc, oen II. Sc5einber, @eltrulEIertunlnt
luna mo domination pcr ECamten.
(355) Ghuarb Sarit, Sefretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
9lllslonb, eDc ScucrItcin urb 3ur1ocr
pCridlluQn0Clr.

Ser Ncm 0orfcr y q it 0 +
Maoiipn YetcrS nlcint, boB mtaniton-
oigc Scrgnii0rngcn baOurd) nidt BEL
ier miiroen, lpenn man linen mr. an
@odelltngen nod)gebe ullb lie an Den
Sonnto9cn meioc. Teht bat er, al
Iciu audi bic anitdnOigcn TcrGnilgum-
gen mill mon an Sonntogcn nid)t &C.
ltottCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
@uuolann.

Ser fb5nfie ino er5bte Sriebtpf In gaIti'
Gpiee Snitano6oitnne abioIut parnntirf. Teut.
liner gertreter uuf Dem 6riebbpfe Spntiaes opn
9 lbr Woreens his 3 ubr stbenos, All @cten'
tnge1 All Serlbreoiuta. 9rabi.difen 5u alien
Yreifen
Gitn cfiu: 226 w..GharleS. str. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

Warimilion S%arben it
bon cinen1 Sbeil Der beutibcn, mic
Der oemcrifoniiben Yreiie olS ein
GROCER Sollrnnliit nno ein gl1n5enocr
Stpliit ongeieben woroen. Nber bel
allen @lnn5 unb Sdimmer Der Gor-
itellung feblt cS Sarben an Dem CT.
itcn iolrnoliitiidcn GriorOerniB, FLAIR
uno ull5luciocutig Der tanolib 81 ieir,
Gr beltreitet IN ieinem 5ipeifcn Yrps
5cb jebe @cieibigllng, iogor Die 9lbiibt
Der Se!eioi9ung gegen Den @rofen b.
Wtoirfe. Gr lei nidyt peranttuprtlid)
fir ooS, mas in feline Irtifel binein
oelelen poroen iei. Ilio &oiier @il-
helnl, Der nod Der Gurdiidt Der Sur.
ocr'ihen Irtifel Die Gerobihiebung
bes @roien b. Moltfe perfiigtc, bGttc
cbenials ctipos binein gelcien, wuS
nidt III Den Nrtifeln ltono. slber oo.
raul mar cs bel Dem r3llfunfts."
Serallsgcber obgeieben. Scbt llld)t
CT lid, 81 %rctterL, inoem CT ieoe Mb-
1lu}1 DER SeletOlgltll9 pom 1td) mlr1f.
Sr. SurOen botte es nit ieinen u3llr
funfta. "artiteln icOeniolIs mcbr olIi
Den Sfonool, ais Die &cttrng oes
TaterlonNcs ob9eieben, Ii. ipenn ibnl
jebt iiir Den ngroben Sfonbol," Den
or an Die Scifentliffeit ge5errt, quit
tirt miro, 10 9eihieht inn red)t. %or
Dem icBi9en @rid)tsbof fon1nlen Sr.
SaroelL, mic ieiue &crtbeibiaer, nit
ibren tbeotrnliitcn Hebensartcn nidlt
burdl luie Dor Dem Sd)0ffenoeridt
nit Dem lltit9en Nmtsridlter oils &or-
filter, Sier Gilt IS. itreno Del Der So
de 5t blcibcn. Ser friiherc Sd)all.
ipielcr bat teilc @clcacnbeit n,ebr 81
0roBcn 8elterl.
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&ird)lid)e MnSciscn.
2ipnsncmcinbc.

8ptfc5nicnit 1915. nGicrter %slopert." 9rc
oigt iiber sd iteDc oor ocr 1bi:r". Slrmel
GuIleite. 1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

&mmcr obcnan! Imcrtfa
hot nlcbr 8cl0, ols irgcn0 cit onoc.
res 2ol,o Ser @elt. IS hat mcbr
MjQionGrc. Sn ieinen aoblcnbcrg-
lperfen fonrnen orcimoI iopiclc Mien,
itcn pom SouicnO 9trbcitcr unl's &c
ben, ouf ieinen Gilcnbobncn lit bie
GcrIuit-2iItc gegen Die onOcrcr Cant
Der cine rri6redcno bobc. Sbcnon
in often Iingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

@an6lcr 9op BON Der
llniperiit0t Sprocllic, Der Ocn NrGii-
Beaten Goolcpelt in Den lebtei1 >Sob4
rem III Mort ulo S6rift moBlos an
NegglffCn bat, lit icbt nit cincnl @lld)e
berni;agefommcn: oSbC MniO on Gro
ipcritp",. Ger @on5ler greiit aud, bier
Mrn. Mooicoclt mieoer bitter an. @o-
Der Der Corn heS Srn. Gop gegcr ocn
ErGiiocnten? Plus @oibington r)ir6
oorilber 0cuneloct, CAP &icuten0nt
George 9. &ihorOs, eirl gteffe ocS
&on5lcra Tan, mc9cn ltngcicblider
Gmon6s Wanipulotioncn ans Der Nr-
nee al,sgeItobcll mo 5u eircm Sabre
@cIGngllB uerurtbcilt mor0cn lei.
&on3lcr Gop lei bel Dem Nr6iiocnten
poritcQig gcpor0en, oen 2iultcnont
Nlhoroa 81 bc9naOigcn, Oot5 bohe
Ncrr Hopicuelt 0as llrtbail bcItGti0t.
Cobcr Die Ingriiie Gnp'S u,rf Ocn
N%rGlibcntcn. Gin Yro6t.Grcmplor
zines llnlpcriitGtS .&on5lcrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

Nus Affirmation miro
cin &on9eS llnb 9reiteS bcriftet, oob
cine enOgiiltigc &eritdnOi0rng 5mi'
ihcn Den &ereinigten Stootcn un0
(Sopnn IN Sidt lei. Wtit oP Den iric.
ocn5triefenOcn HeOcn, bic in Sopall
bci'm 9ciuhc bcS aricgs.S efretGr5
Gait gcboltcn, nit alien oiii5i0ien Gr'
f~l0rlrngclI, bic gcgebcn mlrrbcu ltno
oli Den @r1noton gcItimmt moren,
NuB feline WiBpcritGnoniiie 5Diihcn
Den bcioen Sdnbern beitiinocn, MN
bod Illsiid)t orrf cine 8critGllbigun0 =!
<n Der Diplomatic lit o%Qerbin0s Die
Sprod)e Dem Weniden nod INNER
>aju qege6cn, icinc @e0onfcn SIT Der
bI+gcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

Mic nlljGbrlid tuud t
olld) icbt micocr Die &logc uuf iibcr
Die @oloucruilitun0 0urh ona Sal
len BON iurgcn SanncnitGmncn iiir
Den @cibnndt5morft. gllf Der cincn
Settle. laacn Die &ritifer. prebiGt man
MleOcraltttorltilng mo SdJonun0,
uui Der onbcrcn miro Ger iun0g9tnd)7
lplldS ritdlidtaloS o~blebol5t. Sn
Ipcld)cm llnlfollAe Der Gcoorf boil
GbriltbGlmlcn oen MulobCItdno be.
cintrddtiAt. pcrm01en mir nid)t 5rl
logen. Nod DEM Set miro iid) crit
IcItItelcn lolien, ruie QroB Der Ser
brollh lpnr. PIN ocu @cibnohts-
baum miro Die 0roBe Wolic oeS SOL.
fcS nid)t p%er5id)tcn mollen. Soutc
inter Dem @coorf ser Molh mirflid)
lCioelL 10 miro cS iid) cmpfeblcn,
burd re%AelmGBi0e Inpflon5llngcn
fir Den Worft 81 ior9cL mie oos in
Den prcllBlihen Molorrngen bel Der
Nnforitlulg 0cld)lcbt, no Die aelid)-
tcte vSdonlrn0" rciflid) bic SGlitc
Der bornllf beiinblidcn StGnmlc obs
geben fam. (Wtiliu. Serolo.)
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Scrmiihte Mnsetgen.
Scitatbsacinh!

Gin Mnur. 40 Sabre alt. nit glltem sc.
ihdft. lpiinidt ole Neinnniibnft elmer gSitipe
obnc Ninher ODER eiuG3 dItcreu Wtdoden AT
lnndcl. Wiun a%orciiirc: rs. ST." uSeutifcr
Gurrcipoubcnt.". (354-5
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Samitaa, Den 2t. 9r5cmbcr 1907,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

1as brte uns biaIsite beutihe giah In ben
Mittcl. nno elbitaateu.
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Der QentfGe correspondent

Grfhatsihbrer G.. u. Sein5, Mobfmng:
g. & g. 121 % @aIbroof.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Purple. tho March coIor.

If your birthday comes I'm March you
must wear something purple the entire
month If you wish TO have good luck
SO goes the prevailing superstition.
Hence, when a bit OF purple ribbon is
lSnotted on the fur collar OF on the
muff of a girl otherwise all in blue or
green, the solution need not be hunt
ed for The bloOdstone is the emblem
Of the month OF Boreas, but the blood .
stone in carly ages was as unluclSy as
the opal and a counter charm was
necessary. In the East Indian lore.
which is now studied with such avid
ity by the metropolitan belle a bit of
purple supplies the leaven. The blood
stone and purple together make a
combination that defies fate. Garter
clasps Of bloodstone and gold with
elastic Of purple silk and ribbon make
ideal gifts for the March maid from
other maids.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
CONTRACT FOR PLANS

Members Of the building committee
Of the Y. NJ. C. A. have awarded the
contract for plans for the new build
ing for the association to Frank Miles
Day & Browne. contractors. OF Phila-
delphia, and plans and specifications
will be ready for bids in about three
weeks.
The pans call for a five-story struc-
ture. SOx100 feet, Of Colonial structure,
built Of brick, at a cost of between
100000 to S250,0OO. In the basement
will be a swimming pool and lunch
rooms. while on the first floor viii be
the parlor reception room, secretary's 3
office and gymnasium.
The second floor will be devoted TO
the assembly room, running track and
library, while on the third floor will be
the Juniors quarters, class rooms and
drawing room. The fourth and fifth
floors will be used as dormitories. The
roof viii be used as a garden.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
A Famous Virginia Dish.

Brunswick Stew-One Of three kinds
of meat is ussd-lamb, chicken or
squirrel Chicken is FIRST parboilel,
cut up as for frying, then put on in
cold water enough to cover it, large
onion, cut fine: a large slice Of bacon,
cut fine; black and red pepper in
abundance, and salt ars added. After
cooking until the bones can be extract
cd, corn cut off the cob and tomatoes
chopped fine are put in. with hadf a
pound of butter. Before serving add
stale bread crumbs. no vegetables ex-
cept corn and tomatoes are added
Serve in a tureen. 1t should be the
consistency of Scotch broth. Canned
corn and tomatoes can be used in win
ter.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Try This New Salad.

If a genuine surprise is wanted
says the Bohemian, let the hostess
copy this invention and astonish her
guest with a combination Of peppers
stuffed with grapes.
To prepare this composition take
large green grapes, cut off the tops
and carefully remove all the seeds.
Then STUFF them tightly with Malaga
grapes that have previously been
halved, seeded and moistened with a
light mayonnaise dressing.
When the peppers have been file
the tops are replaced shat they may
act as covers. and the peppers are then
sent to the icebox to remain for about
two hours. when they may be served
on bed OF watercress.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

raj grace and perfection OF carriage to
afford it the required cachet.
Dame Fashion is more than ever dis
posed to smile upon a catholicity OF
choice in the matter of shapes. so that
though many Of the ultra-chic cha
peaux may be exacting as TO who may
wear them, every type Of face is ably
considered
Pheasant feathers and paradise
plunes are almost always used in
connection with such foamy trimmings
as soft lace ruhies and pinked trim
mings and much Of the smartness of
this model is gained in the employment
of the pretty plumage arranged at the
left side with the rosette of frilled
lace.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
THE GENTLE SEX
A New VanIty in MlIIlnerx.

Some Of the seasons hats are gener-
ally becoming; others must be lived
or, at any rate, dressed up to. and here
is a design belonging to the latp'
class. Novelty straws are quite a vogue
this season and a charming express
sion Of the fashionable dropping ef-
feet is shown in this hat of black and
white satin chip trimmed with many
ruchings of chiffon, the edges of which
are finished with futed lace. Both
crown and brim Of the hat are irregu-
lar in outline; and II is owing to this
fact that the wearer must have natu-
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
NO REDUCTION IN
PRICE OF COAL

Though the operators in the an
thracite coal regions are expected to
drop so cents a ton on hard coal about
April /, there is little hope that the
local retail dealers will make re-
duction from the present prices. They
claim that they have been selling an
thracite coal on such small profit dur
Ing the winter that a reduction by the
operators in the wholesale price will
make little difference, as far as the
reatn prices which will prevail during
the coming summer are concerned.
At present the large sizes of hard
coal are selling for $3.50 ton and pea
coal at $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

The Eight Summer Girls presenting
vaudeville's newest novelty attraction
Vacation Time" is due at the Garrlck
Theatre Monday. The act opens with a
pond lilly dance. and follows with scene
on tho boardwalk at AtlanUc City and a
glimpse OF the beach front az the bathing
hour. II has scored an emphatic hit on
tho Keith circuit Walter Perkins. who
starred with My Friend from India. d"
THE Man from Mexico" and other high
class productions. comes 20 the Garricl1
with a now hit, "rhe Man from Mays
Ad. Carlisle's troupe of ponies; The -Four
Navarres. direct from the New York Hip
podrome; The Tossing Austns. introduce
ing the tramp juggler and the maid; Irene
Lee and her Candy Kids: Howe and
Emerson. The Kinetograph, arc all an-
nounced to appear. Manager Dockstader
is dckering for a big singing number
which is more than likely to appear. maxi
ing nine acts In all.
Across tho Pacific" will close its en-
gagcment at the Lyceum Theatre this af-
tornoon and evening. The show is clever IN
every respect
One Of the biggest attractions coming
TO Grand opera House win be the app
pearance on Monday night next of
George II. Cohan's musical play
"Forty-fivo minutes from Broadway"
Fay Templeton and Victor Moore are
the leading performers. Miss Temple
ton Is widely known as one Of the fun-
nlest singing condolences in this coun-
try. and her coming so early In the
season with the din Of New York's
Broadway stim ringing in her ears,
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!
Duffy's Pure Malt VEhTskey

is sold in sealed bottles ony-never IN bulk facsimile
of the genuine bottle full size printed here that you
may easily recognize it. 1t is patented bottle
round amber colored, and with the name "Dufys Male
Whiskey Company blown into the glass. The trade
mark-the Old Chemists Heads on the label, and
the cork there is engraved paper seal. Be
tain this seal is not broken.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Liohthouse craft in port

The United States Government Light
house tender zizania came into port
yesterday and moored at the shipyard
nf the Pusey and Jones Company. The
boat win have a number of minor re-
nalrs made before loaNing.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Newark Tribes Anniversary

Red Men Of Newark are preparing for
the observance Of the twenty-sixth anni-
versary Of Minnehaha Tribe, which will
take place April .. It is expected that a
class Of A cand' d'dates will be initiated on
that evening.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

seems much I'm the nature Of a thea
trical event. Mr. Moore has the part
Of an er-prize fighter. who has a good
heart and an active brain and a wond-
e-ful fow Of expressive language.
Miss Templeton win be heard IN two
OF the most popular songs, Mary is q
Cs-nd Old Name" and 'So-Long,
Mary There is said to be a real plot
in this latest Cohan production with
sentimental as well as pathetic pas
sages to relieve the monotony of the
musical moments.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
N. p. A. 10 Give Dance.

In Irish American Hall on the evening
Of April 16 the members Of the National
Protective Association will give a dance,
the proceeds TO go toward the purchase
g raw reGelia-
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

The flannels Of which the spring
suits for women are made are very at
tractive. They are shown in cream
color, with narrow stripes of gray or
blue, and are particularly smart, look
ing not unlike the materials Of which
men have had the monopoly for a
long time.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Seen III the shnns

silk gloves in every shade-lavender
blue, brown. green, pink, yellow ali
the coiors Of the rainbow and their
variations. in fact, are now shown in
the shops. They range from elbow to
shoulder length and may be taken as
evidence that the summer gown, what
ever else it has. win boast elbow
sleeves.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

Many OF the lingerie waists. instead
OF being Ornamented with Valencien-
mes lace. are trimmed with narrow
Cluny-an agreeable change after the
miles Of the former with which we
have been regaled.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

Edna Wallace Hopper has been en-
gagged by Thomas W. Riley TO play ehe
role of Betty Kenyon IN "The White
Chrysarthemum" which will be seen
at the Grand Opera House for matGee
and night performances saturday
March %.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

Lace stockings in all colors are on
the counters. and it is very unusual
shoes by the merchant who sells foot
wear.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

The advance models in hats would
seem to indicate that the toque COM
posed entirely Of flowers viii be worn
again this spring.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

The swish OF the waves on the docks
of the Battery, New York, an electric
launch in Fall River, and a hand-to-
hand struggle on the wharf are few
of the interesting scenes OF "A Little
Outcast." which comes TO the Byceum
Theatre for days, commencing on
March IS. Novel and surprising cli-
makes, realism Of the striking kind,
and genuine true American heroism,
combined with humor go to make up
a play that one must see TO appreciate
and having seen will not soon forget
"A phonograph also pays an import
ant part as a silent detective.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

No play before the melodramau8
public today is more deserving of Sue
cess than "The Master Workman"
which is announced at the Lyceum
Theatre for March 21, % and 2S. Its
chief charm is in the purity Of its
story and the natural manner in which
il is told. As a melod-amatic work il
is unique in which the strongest ef-
fects are produced by the quietest
methods. While the principal charac-
ters are laboring people and the scenes
represented include the factory and
the humble lodgings Of workman, the
pay makes no attempt to solve the
labor and capital question and instead
Of being a sermon on socialism and
politics Is an intensely interesting ro-
nance with powerful situations and
thrilling climaxes.
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Shoe Polish

Package of combination Shoe Polish to be
used on any kind of black leather 25o value
l0c
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Cereal Jars
GLOW. News
Children's Hose

Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose. absolutely
fast color. sizes 6 to 9 IL, regular 15c value
IL lie
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
ChiIdren's Goats

Children's Goats. 2 to IL years, were
SO 90 to $500, for Monday only............S1.98
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Summer Curtains
Sofa Cushions
Stationery
Jumper Waists

Of Black Satine, we'll made in every respect;
for Monday. ............................5 soc
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
on Monday and Save Money

Metal frames, with easel back, gilt and silver
finish, assorted sizes. values 25c to Sl.OO,
Evening journal., 1907-03-16

100 pieces of Dress Gingham in plain and
stripes, 10c and IL 1-2c values, % inches
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Tea Strainers

Of blue and white china. fit over the top of
the cup. usually sold for zoe, for today...l0c
Evening journal., 1907-03-16
Bread Mixers
Glove Special
Candle Shades

Silk Candle Shade. in red only. and only
limited quantity for Monday only. ..........l9c