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1iir WarpIouO mo Sen Iiitrift
Columbia bclttc bclu0lft lnO 2IbcnO9
o0er morAcn (Somito9) &cGcn; ltnl-
ipriugcHee Winoc.
@citcrn mor bic hod)itc (empcrntur
- @ro0 INN , llbr Hnd)mittaQ9 ut6
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Sn Den onocrcu 9unocS . Wcticr.
NeobohtlmgS. Stotioncn murOcn &C.
tern Die iolgcnoen nicorigitcn Cent
pcraturen uer3eidnct:
GaitpOrt ~, @ortIonO 16. @oItou
Is. Hlbum II. Neu.9Jorf lS, YbiIas
oclrbin -. Ntlantic Gittu Is, Wolb-
inaton Is. NorioIf IS, SottcroS 81.
GhorIciton II. Snpnmlo6 GS, Sad
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9ttloutu 60. MoutQomcrp GG. @nluc-
iton IS. Cincinnati 56, 9iorth Flattc
30. Eitt8burg Is. Sspcgo 10, Vuifo-
10 10. Glcucluno ~, 9etroit Is, Nj.
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Salt Snfc 30. Toogc.Gitn IS, FoIc.
iiinc Ga Mcmpbi3 GO, Genpcr -,
Cos NngcIc9 IS.
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Critics S6luh- GOn5crt ScS EcabOoB'
,Jnititnt5.

0o9 brittle S6llBcon3crt Der Stlt.
oircnocn 0c3 n&coboOp Initittto"
ionO geitern 2lbcno III Der groBcn
Nallc Itatt lulo mar 0oiiclbe niht uur
ollsAe5cidmet bcillht ionocrn mltBtCl
Slmocrtc BON Nciubcrn lpicOcr INIT
fcbren, oo ielbit Die 8orbollc Oidt nit
WhtiiffreunOcn acfiillt mar. IS mar
l0mmtlid gllte5 Woteriul, lucldcS I'M
&nititltt icinc Nu2bilounq GciunOcn.
Die 2eiltlrnacn Ser Stll0ircn0cn luus
rem oor5iiNlidL mo miiBtc mon mirf.
lid Woiicr in Den Sccnn trugcn mol
len pern man Die Cin5clncn HciItln.
gen Der Mitmirfcnocn nod bcion6erS
loben luolltc. WnS Die lcBtcn orci
NbCn0c an mllifuliid)cm &onncn &c
5et9t bobeL 3cigt, DOB unier SEQ
boop-SnItitIt" Elm &ebrerperionol be.
iiBt, peld)e9 ii6 Oencn gleider (Sns
%ltitlltc in NmerifU ooer europa mir
Big oil oie Seite iteQen fam. 8on
Oen Stltoiren0eL mclhe gcitern
2tbcno ole 3lIb0rer ourb ibrc 2ciitut
gen crireutelL limo mebrcrc, mic Sri.
Wfur9uret y. 4plc, lueldc bcreita bel
cinenl Gon5ert Der oSormonic" oltfs
9ctrctcu it, o0er &r, Is, @crtram
Yedcod, mcl6er in elmer Stride ais
Soloidngcr nnqeitcat lit, portbeilboft
in Der Scifentlidteit bctullnt, mo
nerocn Oieiclbcn gcruiB nid)t perfcb,
len lid) cincn Nuntcn in Der W(ltlif-
nelt 81 MAIDEN. 0o@ Erogromm gcs
tern Nben0 mar; Sri. NIAllitu \Sod.
jon, Wtcn0cl@iobn'@ oEr0lltoc NM
6uge" in @.0ur iiir Orgcl; Sri. Gli.
lobctb u. @eIt, SiS5t'S nllirgorii6e
8bontoiic" iiir Einno nit @eQleitunQ
zines 5~lpeiten Yiono9; Sri. &odcl
Nlbri0qc, Gboma9' 9lric aus .Wti0.
non" iilr Sopron; &r. @orrD SOTO.
lobe, Magller Nilbelmi'a Yreialic0
aus Den u0tciitcrlingcrn" fir &io.
line; Nr, Greoerid @copcr, u. Guil-
mont'a Souotc in G-Nioa, >. uno 3.
Sat, fir Or9eI; &r. Is. @ertrom
Eeocod, Shubert'S Ser @onoerer"
lno ~llnAeoulo" fiir Nortion; Sr.
EouI @c0S, Gbopin'5 oNuoonte
Spionato" mo ,Eolonoiic" fiir
Eio1o; Sri. WiorGorct y. NpIc, Solr.
Icr'S pl(nguriId)c &bopionic" iiir &io.
line; Sri. Glilobctb Nlbcrt, 0oni-
3ctti's Nric aus YSltcin" iiir Soprmt;
Sri. Hoiite MorriS, Ntbinitein'$
~Eiono Got5crto" in 0sWtolL Wooe.
rato ol'oi Inbantc, NQcgro, nit &c.
gleitnnA ser Orgel iinO ocS Strcid,.
prdeltcr0 bon Stlloircn0cn. 9cbrcr-
3cltgnilie empiin1cn 0urd) 0ircftor
&orolo Nonoolpb Sri. Selma HolulS
bon Baltimore, Sri. Morgorct Game.
ron MoIton bon annapolis, @cioe
'iir Fiono mo Competition uno Sr.
Ircoerit .. Weupcr aus 9cQeionte,
30, filr SrGel. Sclttc Ibeno iilloet
mas lcbtc Gon5crt ltatt,
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Bur 0cndtuno.

Ser o7eutinr 6OrrCipunbcnt" uimmt ~ icSer
8ett Seridltr aui lbcr @crlobuuncn, Nudl5eiten,
WeburtSidae, nplhene unO iilbCrnc @pdl5citeu,
observation-disclosures etc, nit ben @nmrn Der
AHuriruOen, biz n6er ocutlidl aCidricbrn iein
iUlten. AUD decentralization iusrOen neTu
autarnummrn. 3ie GiuicuSer ioImcr Herifte
miiii,u nDer ibrcm Tomcu unteridrcibeu uno
Dor Nnem uiht ueraciru, iuu bic ScitliGtrit
%itatfano - StruNc uuo -0ausnummer,
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217 o. 8altimorenr.

Sin idOncs nnS niitIideS 8cidcnf
fir Inscb0rise 1T inner cine lcbens-
grohc photographic ooer cine famIi.
lertid ppacnScte Gopic clues alien
Silbes in Grapon, @aRcriarbe, Del
OScr Eaitel. Die idSniten cabinet.
bilScr MIR 81 pro Sneenb.
Snlius Scbbel, oeutider Gbotoarapb,
CO., 321 @orS.8 Strase.
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2Ofal6eridtc aus 8ai1in9tun,


Ter 80 Sabre oltc Senrp 8edcr
BON Nr. i06, I. StroBc, Siiomeit.
~itiir3te acitcru bel Der }lrbcit inn
8oa1oniduppcn Der StroBcn6obn
ou ser "A. Strobc pl0BIih foot mic
scr.
Storb an 9IutnerIuit it.
Ter 81 Sabre olte SGbaition 9ony
bntc bon gtr. 124, 9t.StroBe, blutet.
ont WlittmD6 }lbcnb SIT Gooc. Gr bat
tc Elm @eihpiir an 9citL mclhe9 oic
Sauptoocr in Dem @licoc uuiraB, uno
che 0rjtlide &iilie %onlan0te, mar Der
Wnnn pcrbIlltet.
$4,000 pcrIuuQt.
Sobn &. 3upi5 rcidtc fiir icine 10.
i0brige Sodtcr 2lleuo GopiS i'm Gu.
pcrior0criGt cine Observation-Disclosures
iiir $4,000 elm gegcn sic ,Ncitern
Union E%clegrop6cn 60" unO Ole
D&oibington Sout6crn 9u6ns @cicQ.
idott," mcil icinc Qodtcr ourd ois
Grploiion ciuCS (orpc0o9, Ocn bic
acknowledgements ollf 0u& @c.
leile Der 9o6n 1clcgt bottc, INN Die
9obn-@cicui6oft BON Dem Scrunna.
ben i6rcS acknowledgements gu be-
nad)ri6tigcL un0 ben 0os ain0 uui.
gcbobcn bottc, oltf cinem @lu1c n0aia
mo otf Dem a1Ocrcn 6ul6 crblin0et
ici. 's*EE
ebalt@cr60bunQ Scr 2eG,
rer.
Gic Sdrulbcb0roe OcS 1iItrift8 SO.
Iumbio bat Die @cbdltcr ser Iammtli-
hcn 2ebrCr uno 2e6rcrinncn INN 500
bis 500 cr60bt. On 0en mciItcu
60uen bctru9 Die Grb06un0 $25 bis
$50 utO $50; nm menige cr6ieltcn
500 3ula9c, Gtli6cn ser bod lola
rirtcn Yrin5ipolc muroe Dos @ebolt
INN cilt poor &mlocrt Collars be.
ldnittcn. Qu@ nicorigite 9ebrcr9c.
bait in @oibington lit lest $526 unb
Dos boditc $500, 0os Oen 4rinjipG.
len Der So6idulcn 6c5ohlt miro. Gic
Wcbr5obl Der &ebrer bGjiebt bon 5000
bis $500 Sobrc5gebolt.
Gr6Glt $t7,5O0.
&irgiI @oling purOcn in scr 3.
NbtbelIunG ocS &reiSgeridtS bon ocn
@elfmorencn in iciner &logc Qeocn
Die capitol Erection Co. $t7,5GO
5u9ciprodlcn iiir @erlebunqcL Die cr
I'M Suni 1899 bci'm 9eitei0cn zines
@nagon9 an Der Z. mo 2-Strubc II.
I'M Nlt9ult 1902 bei'm Nbitci0cn bon
elnem @ogGon bcriel6en Clinic oil
AZ. StroBe u10 Eenniplponiu-Nuc.
erIitt. 9ci'm criten llnfuQ murOc CT
10 lhIimm pcrleBt, OoB cr l1nacrc
3eit i'm &oipitoI licQen mllBtc, unO
ais Der 5rucitc llniol lid 5lttrlla, gina
CT nod an &riidcn. Gr bate in lei.
ncr &loge $4,000 GntidGoiauno
oerlangt.
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8eIolcnouuaen

nod Seuti6lanS "a Gents pro Marf,
nod OeItreid 201a Gents pro arone.
Eorio EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon uuo
nod 9eitIdlano. G~eiiepGfie, @ed-
lel, S%reoitbriefe mo ausIdnoiides
@eIo. Sbeu. $. 9iener e &c., 2t7
pit-9altimore. StraBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

Ser mn luug Scr 2on0.
brieftrGgcr. Ser Gerein- ser
Observation-Disclosures bon 9nltimore-Go,
Oelien HrGiiGent Charles Ioniton Don
@ompltcoO lit, belt 9eitern slbeno in
Der Gcntrnl7@ulle 0es ,G6riitlid1en
Tereina inllger NtGnner" cine Ser
.lomnlllntg uno erlp1blte 9eIegotcn
5ur StootS- &creinigung, bic mieoer.
I'M Gelegaten 5lir Notiptlol Gereini.
9ullg crm1blt, Ser ErGiioent oieier
&creinigung reprdieutirt sic 9onbz
brieftr1gcr i'm Yoit'9 epartement III
@olbin9ton. SEER Clos. 6. Scarce,
Stoots 'ErGiioent mo Mitglieo oes
TcreinS Der Observation-Disclosures pom Dol
tlnlore-S olntp, lit Gonoiodt fir ole
Stele beS T~rdiioenten Der Gotionol.
Scrcini9ung.
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SfNSirner etuuO Der Clubs.

Gimcn ant p%aiicnoen Sommrr-gn5n
aus Dem belten NiateriaI bergcitelt
mno Su mabiaen Ereiien iinOen Sic
bel ". auierim, ~ Noro.@ ltam. Str.
(.iYrili7-i1iID
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rgtlautic GitD Special"

Gnrhgebcnoer 3ug nit Buffet
Garlor GorS un0 GoadeS pcrldBt
Baltimore liter ole Eenlipluonin
9abn nm 2.t0 NndmittagS al Wo.
deltaaen ulo longt Inn 5.l5 Nod).
mitto8o III 2ltlantic Gitp an. (t5t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

9aiebalL - Die Orioles" limo
juiebenos pom llnaliid pcrioIGt sic
iuurocn geitern in Yropioence micoer
geihln9en II. bobcu MN 5cbn SpicIc
mad Scr Hcibc ucrloren, Sic ltcben
ieBt an 5lucitlcbtcr Stclle. Son bclltc
bis 5lun 10. &uni lueroen Tie dlti bei.
miid)er Groc ipielcn unb iid b%oiicnt-
lid mieocr ouiroppcln. Sclltc lpiclcn
lie acacn Den Glib pom Hodciter.
Gic Geitrisen SpicIc Der jiIr oitIid)en
Sigo aeborenocn @oicboIl Clubs bat
ten iolgcnoeo Hcilltot:
W,orgen. Spiclc.
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,Sarmunie $ Gaic,H

Tr. IA, @cit- Sapctte. Strahe, aarl
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @iirsbnrscr Suf-
BRAN friid am 3apf. S;ners, Soupers
a Ia carte. Der Summcrsarten iett
fIr SaS Tnblifnm offcn. (glprt,tO
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GnS @orrcou will GcIfcu.
= Scr 9oItimorcr 9arreol- @erein
miro bcm Mopor in ser nGditen &c
9iSloturiibrng bclien, before Be-
itcllcrunGSgciete fir Baltimore 81 er-
6oltcn, un0 fir oicien 3pcd bot Sr,
Gonmop ". Cams. GrGiiocut ocS
&ercinS un0 ErGiiocnt oeS Stener.
NppclotionS1cri6tS, Gin aus oen In.
mGltcn Wt. Il. @oltcr, Ge0mono 6.
Steluart, George @ccmS @iQiomS,
y. @llrnS Srnnole uno WorriS N.
Sober 6eltc6enocS Sonlite ernonnt,
Oo@ porlGuiig ooS Iogcnamte Tor.
rens Son0sS pltem" ulteriltden ltno
ooriiber 6erid)ten ion. Nls Gomitc
fir Die YoIiirun9 Der Dor pier Sabrcn
bon ben SS. 9lrt6ur Geo. 9romn,
Geo. u, @iuiS, Stenenionn q. Viii.
lionls mo Soieph :. Srnnce dliSgear.
bciteten ilcltelt Corporations Gill er.
noluntc ErGliocnt Cams 0ie NnuGItc
Ge @nrren $. &epnoI0s, @orIiter,
Cumberland; @lenn $. @ort6inaton,
6reoerif; 5. Nuquitns Moion, So.
9erstoiut; :. GOiuin @ebiter. 9eloir;
Goruin $. 9rolun, jun. Gentrcniae;
Scope $. 9ortoa. Gbeltertopr, uno s.
6ronf Sorper, Gentrepiae. Gie MIDI
tic SnbreSperionmInng oeS GereinS
finOet pom 4. bis 6. Suli in Seeall.
Gitu, Mb., Itatt.
GineGbonee ii 3 Of err
Gle Baltimore Somestomn-Gommii
lion oficrirt aoloene. iil6erne uln
~bron5ene Mebaillen fir poiienoe Sic.
Der, Die noh Den Melooien ,Morp-
lano," .Tirie" mo YTas Stcrnen-
banner" nnldBlidl Der Baltimore
So9.Scicr ouf ser Jamestown gnS.
Itcllung ON q. Suni geilngeu lper-
oen foulen,
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Sine grniclisc @cidid)tc,

&c9cr, meIfer Die ongeblidet
&cidnomc in aiiten b"egrobcu
buttc, puroe per6oitet -@oa bic
ltnterIudyung ergob.
llnierc biibi6c 9~orItaot Guicott-
GitD bate gcitcrn lore Srniation.
GtHc Gn9clmnhcrin iolltc cntocdt Ii.
ii6rr 80 &in0c9lciAct, Die in aiItcn
Don Dem Ncgcr OIipcr 8rulpn be-
gro6cn murOcn ouigciunocu worocn
iein. Wtaridau 6urnon uno Gupt.
Yltmpbrcp, meIde BON Den 9e60r0en
BON GQicott.Gitp bellod)ridtiat nor.
ben iuurelL iol0tCn Die GctcftiuS 0id
mo GougbcrtD uad Der bilbibcn
&orita0t, INN sic &erbredler 3lt ergreiz
len, mclde BET 0icicr Gngelnladerci
betbcili9t >poren. Gor einigen 5u9elt
bate nGnrlih Gin Sumo cine Site
ull@9efrott, 0ereu SnboIt id)redlid)
rod mo unideinen0 Gin Sdltglind
mar. 9ie 3cteftipS lieBen meitere
Ntodgrobmgen oniteucn, unD iicGe
ga, e2 fam cine &iite nod Der onot-
rem ans Euge@liAt, un0 aus 0enicl-
ben itr0n1tc oerielbc idrcdIihc NO
0ergcrlld, ruic aus ser 3ltcrit alfgc.
funOcncn &iitc. IS mlroc ollSiinoi1
gcmoGt BOB cin Ncaer, Aomen9
Gliuer @rolun 0icic &iltcn begrobell
bate, unO criol9tc 0ciicn &crGoftung.
9ctcttiU 3ougbcrtD brodtc ieincn Sc
iangcnCn, Der ungob, Bob CT Die &i.
item BON &cman0 erbielt, oo6 peigcr.
tc lid Der Ncgcr, Sen Nomen Der be
trCifenOcn Eerion III nCnucn. Gili1-
men BON cincmI ihciBlihen &erbrc.
den Iubcn Die 1ctcttipa id)on Dor III
rem inneren Nuge, bod fonnte ieIbIt
Capt. Eumpbrep Nif,tS aus Dem Ne.
ger berouSbriugen. 8romu muroc
pom Hidter Grammar fir Ole 9c60r.
ocn pom GQicottsGitp feitgeGoltcn,
ulO mn6tcn iid Die Geteftips mieOcr
an Die @Irbcit, mn Dem &crbrchen
olli Den @run0 81 fomn1en. Che bic
GcteftiuS @uicott,Gitp nit i6rem @es
Iongcncn ucrlicBen, battcn lie 0ie oor-
tiqen 0oftorcn 9urnS uf0 Sluenp
beuuftrogt, cine Yoitmortem Inter
ilthung on5uiteIlell. 9ic 10 libel rte.
hCnoen &iiten mur0cn in percn
Spred5immcr qebrodt lltO sic I'm
terlu6ung Scr pcrmCintlidcn 36 ailt-
0e2lciden %bcgonncn. Nbcr ifon sic
critic Scid)e crmic5 iid) ais nidtS iuci-
ter, ol@ cine ota icttem 6leii6 unb
Sciic bergcitc0tc Euppe. Ter aus
Setic %bcitcbenOe &opf mar nit @ao-
rem beOedt unO oo9 6lciiN in cine
cincm mcnidlidcn &orpcr Gbnli6c
6orm georiidt. I'm Den Sol3 binQ
cine S6nur nit elmer fineiiiden
Miin5c. Gic Oeifnung ser 3lucitcn
uno oritten llno picrtcn Ii. /. 10. sci
item crgob ooiieIbc Hciultot. Nltr
6cItonben bic Sdmlldiodci mond-
mai ans @laSpcrlcn oocr ionitiQem
biQiacn &rom. 0oOurd 5%criiel ser
gon3e id)0nc 9roum in Elm Nidta,
u10 tnnlen oic 9etcftipS, ipclfe nit
crbo6cner @ruit mo 10 itol5en Sc
fiiblcu nof Glicott.Gitp gciobren
marclL nit icbr InnNen @eIiftcrn
nod Baltimore 5llrild. Ser Ncgcr iii
oftcnbor mcld)ugge, uno mltroc al
Die Yc66rOcn BON GQicott.Gitp ull2-
gcIiefert, llnl luo6rideinli6 elmer Or
~renonitoIt iibcrmicielt 81 mcroen. =
GoS @cipenlt Observation-Disclosures
in baltimore, uclhe9 periooiid ouf-
tdud)t lit olio nod nidt gcbol1nt II.
miro, mic @onquo'9 @ciit, balo mic-
Scr uli Scr 9iIbilGdc crideincn.
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nSm S~enfcltDpfdlen,"

Nr. oil, @cit : Scringtpn : Strafe,
importIrtes @iir56nrser Suf6ram
friidJ am 3apf.
tIpriI7, SoMuSo.1O
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Sbco. Sieucr & 81.

Teiie Bureau un6 8edIeIItube.
SdiffSforten BON unb nod 0eutIf.
lanO NIT benz Horboeutiden alopo
mo anoeren 2inicn. TeiIepdIle,
BedleI, GrcOit6rieie uno @eloienoun.
ana
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$50 Selobnnng
Sir Gr9rcifnng uno &cr6aftnua
cincs S~diuinSlcrs,

Der inter bcri6teoenen 9iunten, pie 8eruer,
Htdter, Announcements fit ~lluiere 3eitf6rift emf,
9caeli i%lii1iltt mo nuiitirt. NliiteIerob, bIuno,
Sbrurbnrt, rie6t fart nnh gnIobol. gufdllae
WdttbciIlinG iber ACCOMMODATIONS SMIenfbaIt CT.
bCier.
Die Seutidc SanSfram,
0l6,S,0D Wilpnllfcc, Wis.
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3u picIctleinea ii d) G n. -
IN Der 12l. SabreS. Convention Der
N~iorplonO. Qio3cIe Scr biid5oflidp pro,
feitontiidcn STRIDE. Die SIR 3eit in ser
ild0ilid)-protcitontiid,cn Mcnnoriol-
Stride an Soiapette.N pemue uno Dol
ton-Stro6e togt, iagte @iidloi &nret
III lelller %gnlprad)e, iuelriaer, obcr 0os
Del gr0Bcrc @cmcinben mGrcn better
tiir Den 6ortidritt Der STRIDE. 9olti-
more habc y biidoflid protcitontiihc
&ird)cit, cine Stride 81 1900 Gin.
mohnern. Allr in elmer onOeren Sto0t
III oei Ger. Stootctl, IN FbiloocIpbio,
bcrrid)e GoiicIbc &erbGltniB. SSn Ncm.
yorf mo ct. 2ouis fGn1en $1,000
Ginpobncr oif cine Stride, in Gbiz
cogo 10000 unb IN Getroit 1900
G%imuobncr. @niger mo groBerc Sir.
dcn fGlntcn Before grbcit tblm.
Sic 9aumeiI It erborie bat
III Den leBten led)s @odcn llni Sc an
Wtitgliebcr5o6I 5ugcnonmell. GS &c
borcn iebt POP 9aumnterncbnner Der
@orie al.
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Tragtdis Die SOta, Die lhf Inner Gskauft Halt
'; I'll l&MMIzw
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Der y Sabre olte SCboItion 9ony
bntc BON gtr. t24, 9t.StroBe, blutet.
ont Wiittuo6 }lbcnb 5I Gooc. Gr bat
&c Elm @eihpiir am 9ciL mclhe5 oic
Souptoocr in Dem @licOc ouiraB. mo
che 0rjtli6e @iilie %onlonotc, mor Der
Wanl pcrbllltct.
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AT THE LOCAL THEATERS.


At PcIrs.
Miss Gertrude shipman, for several
years the leading lady at the Bijou
theater and playing the title role in
La Belle Marie" az Polls New thea
ter this week is giving her farewell
performances there, Miss shipman is
to enter as leading lady of company
which will tour the coming season.
In honor of her leaving and her many
successes in numerous roles in plays in
this city carnation souvenir matinee
will be given by Manager Poll on Fri
day afternoon Of this week when every
lady attending the performance will
receive from Miss Shipman carna-
ton
This weeks play, La Belle Marie, !"
Is one Of the best Of the summer series
presented thus far and it bids fair to
be a record week this week at this
theater.
Miss Shtpman has expressed a desire
to meet her many friends before leav-
ing this city and Friday matinee will
give the ladies an opportunity of meet
ing her personally and bidding her
adieu.
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FREIGHT Yards TOO small
BUSINESS INCREASING
Further Improvements Are
Planned for N. H. Road
at Waterbury.

Waterbury, July 90.-It was learned
yesterday that the New Haven road Is
planning additional improvements In
the local freight service, as the result
of, recent developments which have
proved rather concluslvely that the
new freight yards adjoining the gas
works are entirely inadequate to ac-
'commodate the rapidly increasing
freight business of this section Of the
valley In other words, the new freight
yards are not large enough.
Local railroad men prophesied this
months ago, when the new layout was
made known. They understood that
the lower yards southeast of the Bank
street station are to be changed into
what is known as yard for bulk
freight, with accommodations for 200
cars upon the sidings. This contra
diets the rumor that the railroad prop
erty in that section Is to be disposed of
to one or two local manufacturers.
Sldings will be arranged so that trucks
can be driven to any part OF the yards
and cars unloaded conveniently. The
arrangement of these tracks will be
such that they may be reached by the
switching. crews from both ends, which
will mean prompt service in shunting
cars, especially in the winter, when
snow drifts often interfere with the
moving of freight cars on sidings.
Although the proposed bulk freight
wards will be considerably off the new
route, railroad men say that these
yards will be a great convenience to
manufacturing concerns, such as the
New England Watch company, Steele
q johnson, the Waterbury Button COM
pany and others, besides the Water
bury Lumber and Coal company and
the Tracy Brothers company, whose
yards now adjoin railroad property
This explains, in measure, why the
New Haven road refused to dispose of
any of this property to the Waterbury
Farrell Foundry and Machine company
when an offer was made for it recently.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-31
THE OYSTER INDUSTRY.
The Culture of the Btvalves and the
NnturRI Beds.

The disnatches in various newspa-
pers from Milford concerning the oys-
ter matters during the last day or two,
do not give very clear impression.
One of them reported the arrest of the
"secretary of the Natural Growers as
ISOLATION" for taking oysters with
dredge. This is an error, as there is
no association of natural growers. The
association referred to is not grow
ers' association at all. but Is an assoc
citation of the men who eaten the oys-
tiers which grow naturally on the pub
lie grounds.
The controversy pending does not in
volve the oyster growers, but IS be.
tween two classes of men, neither of
whom are growers. One of these class
es uses tongs on the public beds and
objects to the uses of dredges on them,
because it is contrary to law. The 9th
err class uses dredges, although forbid
den in the locality in question.
This locality is wholly on the public
beds where oysters grow naturally. 1t
has nothing TO do with the planted
grounds where steamers are used in
cultivation, and there Is no more rele-
svancy in the statement that any oyster
grower or growers use dredges off Mil
ford or any other town, than there
would be in saving that a farmer used
a moving machine on his land Either
farmer or oyster grower uses such
tools on MIS- Iarn as are ellClenl, anu
neither have any relation TO the public
oyster grounds, where the tools which
may be used are defined by law.
The first and most simple fact in
connection with the oyster industry Is
that a portion of the ground In Long
Island sound is owned by individuals
and Is used for raising crops, as farm
is used on land, while another portion
is wild ground, and is public and COM
mon, where no ore plants andw here
an entirely different class of men catch
what nature provides. If this simple
distinction can be remembered the oys-
ter dispatches will be less confusing,
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BABY Deer at Cranky station.

Fred Case of CRANKY station, while
visiting in Texas a short time ago,
bought and brought back to New Eng
land with him three deer, a full grown
doe and two smaller animals. Soon
after arriving at CRANKY the doe gave
birth to twins. They are about as
large as sheep and are tan color with
darker spots on back and sides. They
are very tame and are great favorites
with Mr.. Cases son, Paul, a boy five
years old, who plays with them as he
would with dog. Mr.. Case has made
collar for the mother and tied red
ribbon to it. It is hts intention to have
a large enclosure made for the happy
family and keep them as long as posi-
BILE
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-31
BIC BARBECUE IS COMING
OF BUTCHERS--GROCERS
Meriden Getting Ready to
Entertain on Septem-
Der 18th.

A big barbecue of the State Butchers
and Grocers' association will be held in
Meriden on the 18th of September, when
the following committee will have a
chance to glory in their good work of
preparation:
Adyertising-John H. Pallet, James
A. Collins, of Meriden; Messrs. Pal
hurst, of Hartford, and Turney, of
New Haven.
sports-Messrs. we!sner, Mccarthy,
Bibeau, of Meriden; Schmidt, of DAN
bury.
Observation-Disclosures. Ansell, of
Meriden; Tenant, of New Haven.
The parade and barbecue committee
will be appointed at a special meeting
to be held Wednesday evening. Be-
fore that time the committee will get
figures from the managers of Hanover
park and Trotting parks and at the
meeting a choice will be made be-
tween these two places for the event.
According to plans that are already
in the works, the parade will be one Of
the biggest and most interesting ever
seen in the city. All local merchants
win be represented in the procession
and hundreds of business wagons In
holiday attire will enliyen the pageant.
That Meriden win get this big event
is mainly due to the efforts of John H.
Pallet, who is chairman of the state
committee When he learned that the
affair could not be given in Hartford,
as originally planned, he started a
boom for Meriden for the meeting
place and Monday evenings meeting
shows the results of his work in be-
half Of this city.
The day will be a general holiday
in the city, and most Of the stores
will be closed that their clerks may
participate in the festivities. Several
thousand visitors are expected as ex-
cursions will be run from all parts Of
teh state A Bridgeport artist will
have charge of the big sheep and beef
bake and members of the local asocia-
tison will be servers and ASSISTANTS in
feeding the big crowd that will at
tend.