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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
How the Artists Model a1appens."

Most of our models are. not made;
they just happen, Girls, in most cases
of breeding and intelligence. want to
make little money for some special
occasion. Some acquaintance recog
nizes that they have distinction and
style and gives them the address Of an
illustrator who happens to need just
such a person. They pose once in this
way. more or less from necessity. ind
they can make an independent living
in congenial manner, and so come
again. In consequence the women who
pose for livelihood In New York are
exceedingly nice as class The prev
alent idea that the words artists
model necessarily mean d highly
paid. greatly petted ana utterly de-
PRAYED individual is ridiculous In the
extreme. a first class artists model
In New York city receives SIS a day for
six hours hard work. A photographic
model has Of course a different propo-
aition she has shorter hours and
higher rates, From sBeing q Model z
BY Charles r. Peters, In H0henlian.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
The Dahlia and the Fuchsia.


The dahlia rivals the hanson cab in
the matter Of having ssraothered the
memory Of the man after whom it was
named But persons who use it at
least pronounce "hansom' as Joseph
Hanson pronounced his surname,
whereas probably most people call the
flower 'sdaylia." thus getting hopeless
ly remote from the Swedish DIR. Dahl,
the pupil Of Linnaeus, who brought
this Mexican plant into cultivation in
Europe. How many who know the
fuchsia have ever heard Of the six.
teenth century German botanist Leon.
hard Fuchs? Germany, by the way,
calls the dahlia ''Georgine" in honor Of
another botanist, 4 Georgi. =, Chicago
News. alEE I %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
Al Royal Reprimand.

A tutor was once employed to teach
the son Of q king. The young prince
was sometimes disobedient. But in
the esteem Of the tutor 1t was not quite
proper to whip the son Of a king with
q common switch. So to the lapel of
the boys coat the teacher pinned a
piece Of purple ribbon. When the
young prince manifested a disposition
to defy authority the instructor point
ed With the end Of the rod to the pur.
Pile ribbon on his coat This was an
appeal to his royal blood. III
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14

Richter wrote: We should not let
trifles merely plague usthey should
also crafty us. We should seize not
their poison bags only, but their honey
bags, too Liberal advertising az.
fords simple method Of turning
triiies to useful ends of taking the
sting out Of small events; Of coming
advantages and profit from little bust.
ness annoyance a--of seising the .hon,
ey bags OF the most trifiing tribes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14

protest, BY certain persons to the
County Of Grand Forks on the filing
OF their petitions as candidates for
nomination at a primary election un-
der section 555, r. O., 1905. Tho plain
tiff appeals from an order sustaining
.tshs dsesandans's demurrer. Reversed.
Ba Us, Cooley 81 Hamilton for an
oellant; ], 3. aWineman, stat8s attor-
ney OF Grand Forks county; for re-
spondents :5. s5..s
Opinion by spalding, j. All CON
cur S32 n .Iss Il. s.,55 z
Grant For Partnership Property
Harry D. Ruetell and VIM G. Tubbs,
as ;co-partners under the firm name
# and style Of Harry D. Ruetell &
3 Co, and individually respond Tents,
VS. The Greenwich Insurance Com
pany, a corporation, appellant.
4 The findings of the trial court in
an action at law where a jury trial
has been waived ars prssumptively
correct and will not be disturbed I'M
less shown to be clearly against the
preponder of the svidismce.
2. The mere organization of cor
poration with a view of taking over
the business and property of a co-part.
nership, does not Of itsgf transfer
the title of the partnership property
to the corporation. f !.
8. Evidence considered, and. Held;
Not to show a transfer of the titlsl to
partnership property to a corporation
formed for that purpose.
Appeal from the district court OF
Cass county ), Hon. G. "A. Pollock, Judge
Chas. r Templeton and Scott Rex
for appellant; R. M. Pollock, L. l.
Twichell and s. G. Mons for respond
ents, s3g s.S
Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Morgan, G. j. All con
cur. 80. -
Obligation Of BaiIee In Certain Gases
"A. ID. Grady, appellant, VS.. Con
/ Schweinler, respondent.
l.. A. contract of hire between bail.
or and bailee that the bailee. Will re
turn a. stallion in as good condition
as when received or pay for it, creates
a liability on the bales, greater thar
that imposed by law in the absence o.
a special contract-that of ordinary
care. I.
p. Under such contract, the bailes
is liable for the value of a stallion
which dil5d of disease while in ths
bailee's possession, although withou
fault on his part. s5. @ A. ..55 s,s Z.
8. Under such a contract, the bailes
becomes an insurer for the return o
the stallion. s.&. 4 II
IN A. A complaint states a cause o
action in such a case, when it plead
the contract and a refusal to perform
it after due demand, without any al
legation ofsnegligence ID 5ss, 553 n 4
Syllabus by the court ,S%
& Appeal from the district court o
Barnes county; Hon. w. H. Winchest
ar, Judge of the Sixth district, sitting
/ by request. %s .=E..s ..s5.3 3
/ Lee Combs for appellant. ia
Herman Winterer and p. S. Ritchi,
| for respondent. LIN s
Judgment reversed and NEW tria
ordered, Opinion by Morgan, C. ]
All concur. go I'd. So 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14

Mothers with little children need
no longer fear Group, colds. or whoop-
ing cough. Bees Laxative Cough Sy-
rup tastes good. It works on the cold
through the bowels, clears the head.
Guaranteed. Lenhart Drug Co. s8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
.Yary, often.

"she's advertised as a stage beauty
now =
ssIndeed2 she never used to be a
beauty. 4 III
Well. stage beauty is q good deal
like stage money. oaisvlile Courier
Journal. a.s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
<,bevs., e,rs,era

Mamma Why did you eat the whole
Of that pie III the pantry. Willie2 Little
Willie Cause yon told me once never
to do things BY halves. New York
Globe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14

Don't help Yourself to other people's
money Just because. The doctor says you
must have change.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14

Automobile and Carriage Robes are
sold by G. w. Wolbert Hardware ca.
Cheaper than at any other place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-14
The Financially
\ go q,
Successful! Man !


Invariably realizes the dynamic value
|, the force and po@er---of bank ac- 1
count Many people realize the pow
er of money yet fail to realize the
added force Of an 4 account at the
bank. !" The successful man knows
that a bank account improves his cred
it; that it facilitates his business trans
actions; that it furnishes a valuable
record of these transactions Ito which
he can refer at any time) !; that 4 in
case of error in making payment it II
is quickly shown and more easily rccti-
fed; that his money receives more 4
care, is more secure from loss by
thieves or FIRE than it would be il
in his personal possession; that a bank
account is an indication OF success
and invites a larger success:
There are many reasons why you
should have "a bank account come in /
and let us tel you some, of them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

bear element sought to undo the |tructive work of the past few days, found help to do so in the liquida- of Third Avenue and Manhattan
 in the scare in the grain pits over weather a chance to depress val |Dnce more.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
CLOSING PRICES

Reported over privats wires Of prin,s & Whitely, nembers of tho now York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 52 Broadway and 15 Center strees New Haven Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

here was a long period of dullness
 the stock market yesterday, lasting
 |rly four hours, but on the an- |ncement of the cut in southern's
 dend prices fell of under a re- Fed professional attack.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

bother incident of the day was the mess of Erie, another so-called
 Jan stock, beginning right at the ling. This tended to chec kbuylns liner issues.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over pr.vate wires of Horn-
 blower < Weegs. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, Naw Haven office, 27 Center
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
sTAGNATION IN MARKET.
Southern Railways Earnings in Past
 Year Shows Great Decrease.

New York, Aug. 23-Business on the stock exchange to-day was strongly suggestive of the midsummer dullness of previous years. Trading was merely normal and restricted to the purely speculative issues. Price movements were unusually narrow and irregular and such changes as were registered resulted almost wholly from the oper- ations of the professional element, for of public interest there seemed to be absolutely none. Brokerage firms that give special attention to investment buying reported a steady absorption during the week of the dividend paying issues on a very moderate scale. Little gossip was heard to-day in speculative circles regarding individual stocks. The disposition among traders was to buy on all material recessions and sell on rallies. The short interest has been somewhat reduced during the week but Is still a factor to be reckoned with As an Illustration of the utter stagna- ton that prevailed only 10000 shares of stock changed hands during the noon hour and about the same amount in the next. Emboldened by the announcement of a reduction in the Southern Railway preferred dividend from five to three per cent. basis, the shorts attacked the market in the late session and prices reoeded from to points all through the active list. Wall street was not at all surprised to learn of the cut in the southern Railways dividend, 1t having long been known that the regular re- turns to shareholders had not been earned. The list made practically no recovery from its late recession and the closing was at the lowest level Of the day In the local traction group new low records were made by Manhattan and Third Avenue shares, both of which are controlled by Interborough- Metropolitan. The common and pre- ferred stocks of the latter company were weak, and Brooklyn Transit was affected sympathetically. Additional reason for the action of the Southern Railway directors was found later in the day when the issuance of the com pany's income account for the year ended June 30 last, showed loss in net earnings of over $t, t,9O0OOO; a bal ance decrease of over $3,OO0,OOO and a total deficit of $1,S75,OOO. All the Nor gan stocks were adversely affected by the Southern Railway episode, with es. pecial weakness in the Fries, Louisville & Nashville and Atlantic Coast line.
 In the money market limited offer ings for the short dates caused a break in rates, but no change was reported for long maturities. Forecasts indicate a cash loss by the banks for the week { of not less than $4,Oo0OOO, exclusive oi $l,OOO0O0 shipped to-day to Chicago and San Francisco.
 Bonds were weak, with no change il, 1 governments on call. Total sales (par value) aggregated s962.O0O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations reported by Kimberly, Root & Go. Investment Brokers. 13s or- ange street. New Haven. Conn:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

position that few more reductions may be looked for during the remainder of the year. Certain interests. including men affiliated with MT. Hartman, con- tend that there vii be no reductions of Western railroad dividends either this year or next.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
mIsceIIaneOus Bonds.

sEx-dividend
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 52 Broadway, and 15 Center street, New Haven. Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

ne Violent bidding up of New York 1 Brake from 1O4 1-2 to 1OS, resem-
 a similar performance of this ck several weekes ago, when it was
 up above 12O, with rumors that lebody had made an offer of 150 for lajority of the total outstanding k. Probably nobody believed that s|y at the time. From the violence which the stock declined after
 it was evident that the men who plated 1t sold all they hoped to, and
 did not care to support the price # longer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
0beiapeafc 9ampfer-g ompasuie.
Sbtfapeafe.2 tnic.

SbSIuVtutSfS "
Giesante Tadaaisr.5angte .MusuHa" asb
Glib Vutnt Spiniurt ito Nurfun, ia.
Tantpfer %cerl1ffen Baltimore tdpIi6 (aiisge.
llcr1irer Son1tass), nm $50 @beIhs iinb fcnl.
men in Slo Woirf Comfort nm 8 ubr Moraens
iino in 9sorfoit. nm ,715 ,Dlorsens an, ans
lb!tebeno an Die 9ifenbabr3iige. nod auer
4nniien bes Slbers uno Sibpeftens.
Dcrf.Mtuer.2 inie.
GleBaate Qafagier.T ampitr Charlotte" nnb
baltimore"
naei @eit.Vpthi aHo Gldhnpnt, gd.
TdMpfer ~bcrlaffet Baltimore tdgIi6 {nuSges
norl,Gen SoIlntoaS) I'm g u1r MaGnittagS titb
i%on1r1er 5i &cft.9ot.t I'M 7.45 MoraepS unb
in Ridnrcnb nm $50 Morgtn San.
Sic. an WiontaGen. Mittpoden unb Srettagen
bon baltimore ahfa6rencen 3nrnpter unb bic
bon @eft.Goint an 9isnfta9en, 9onnerftagen
lnb Sdntitdaen ~ahfabren, Ieeer in 9Ioucefter'
Votn., Glcr1cntS 1iI1o aln1unos an: lino bic
an Stcniiaaer, Gonnerftn9er unb San1ftagen
DON baltimore uno on. Wprtnsen. Wsiitfpomcn
inb Srettaser bon gaeit'Toinf nbfnbrenbei
Sampler Iegcn lit 0orftofu, uno GLIB sgdrl an
(bei aiinftiaern Wetter).
rampfer ssrtaNrn Naltlmpre spm Bier slr. 10
mlb 10. 2tahtitrafen'gpertet.
.NiirdsHtilete rad auen Viihifsri icnnen &c.
fhert, @epdd aufaeaefet inb 9oifter5tmrrer
I'm @Jroiis referoirt lperoeL in ben htefqen
ginetsNiireair; Nr. t1g. fh.galttnnye.9traAx,
u. q. Rpbiru, ssent; Nr. 1877, pN:Halttn,pte.
straae, ober ben SauptssnreanS: 2tsht' nHS
Sec. strafe.
Her0en Tuher, q. y Gtt9ntf
@en. e@efthd'tsfibrer. @er. a,aitggter'Naem
:. q. Wteranuel. SllfssSen.. TaM. sagent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

- altimore. Sbto . abn H."
Gic Baltimore bio.9abn" bot
nit,t MIR $1,000 5ur Gcduna ser In
foiten Der Seimfebr-@ od)e bpiaelteu.
ert, ionocrn miro orf, pie Moior
Soicpb g. Eon9born ongcfiinbiat
bat, cine &eunion iriiberer Nngcitca-
ten mabreno Der Seimfehr.@ od,e Der.
onitaIten. Sic Baltimore bio.
9abn." bic in Warplanb orqaniIirt
muroc. bat oen Hrlf mebr Manncr
fiir ben giicnbabnoienit anerifo's
er5ogen 5u bobenL ais irgenb elm al.
oeres 9otnipItem int @mcrifo. Tor.
inter befinoen iid HrGiiocn.
ten 8ice-Eraiibcnten, a%iiiitcntcn iiir
Erliioenten, 8eneraI q. Beid1itsiiib.
rer, General : superintendent, ii.
biiions Slperinteno entelt II. I. 10,
bon oenen iebcr ein5eInc feline Gar
riere bei Ser Baltimore Ohio" be-
sann. griefe fino AT pieIc friibcre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

geanlte rnb Mngeltelte Ser gabn
augseianbt poroen in ipcIfen bert.
Ielbcn oaS. Baltimore bio.U eb1uoe"
ais Souptqunrtier m6breno ibres
SierlcinS our 8eriiieung geitellt
miro, unbS meroen Die 9ureaur Der
llnipcriitat Ser Mmerifoniideil 9ab-
llell, lpie Die Baltimore bio. 9abn"
baitfig gcron,,t pirb, fir oeren frii-
bere Stllbelten ipeit g%eDffnet lcin.
Gle ErGlioenten. gice.Yrdiioentet
itno @encrol.0 eihdftsfiibrer luerben
ibr Soiptauartier i'm 0ireftoren5im-
mcr, ole &crfebrsbeainten in ben 9u.
reallr oes eriten @iec.Erdiioenten
Geo. j. Hnnoolpl unb Die 0ctriebs-
beontten III bet Vitreair oeS britten
DISQUALIFICATION Batter nno Gene
ral. observation-disclosures fitzgerald ia.
ben. Gle Neniiondre Der @abn lper-
ben ibr 9auptauartier i'm criten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
@citcrm MarplanS Giienbahn.
peeinneno am 90. Sept,, eerIdbt 1ilen'stat'

Veetnneno ant 30. Sept. perldbt S~taen,Statior
1dgiih:.
4.10 WtoreerS = Gdneupoit. SaaerStciur. -N.
& @.sgnbn," 8abnesboro, Johannesburg
uno, auseencminer eonHiae. saneod unb
Cumberland.
2.45 Ma6rtiitnes - Accommodation nod Si8bs
fielo.
'4.20 Noenittaes = grpreh 9uupiIinie, Ca
9ersioipn. Surcod, Sbippeilshiir9 llnb, alisgc'
norn1er Sprntaa. 5reoerid urb enlmttsbnre
(TdrIors9Sdggor)
Sdalid, ausaenpmmen epnntag:
100 Morgers = 9prf, 9. & $. Bib. uro Cars
7.5O W,oreers Accommodation mad Sieb.
.s.s7 moreens @etIi6sr ervre,. WeIimin.
fer, griieepige (5reoeridl. @n1mitstnra.
1burmont, Blue Hibae, @abreSborp, Cham.
bersbira. Saaersioirri. @niierd. Cumberland
NIB Glfirs. GnifetsS bteroatinnssTnoa
$50 TG65nittag5 = &duptiitie 1ftlid bon
Gttorp @robe, fofpie Norf, Sdnooer, GetEJSs
bura uro y. & S.lSic.
$40 Rndmittdes = Accommodation mad Get,
6,1s .Mbenbs = accommodation rad linton.
MIR Tunnerfaas rub aanuaaas:
II. 25 Mbenos accommodation mad llxiori,
Bridge.
s'nr eountass:
$50 .Wor8eitS = accommodation itdf 1nioit,
Nribge 1ino S1uobcr.
8 SnIt ridt AM gcnribIhaiia, sfbe. sYabrbpf an.
siee.9raf. ii, Sen. ,Gsidatsf. Geus 'uad. .Ma.,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Ypltbef6rbcrnug mad Scm Mnslanbe.


Die ausldnbiide Eoit fir Die init
Dem 5. Sftober enocuoe ISOLDE
idlieBt I'M Sa,iptpoitante, piiuftlib
in alien Sduen, lpie iolst:
Die Eadetpoit lit offen BON 8 llbr
@ormittogs bis 5 Hin NahmittogS
taelid, a%usaenommcu Spiutag.
9ompfer @fobrcp BON, Me!p.Yorf,
ipelrn ni6t a,locrS gangegsbel.
Sic 9dftfpoft nod GeHtidJiano
idliebt TIM 8 llbr gsadntittaes onl
80. September uno 9. Sffobcr, nod
@roBbritnnnicn ui,o Sr[a,to 9ien-
itags lno Sreitags I'M 5 ltbr Nad.
mittagS.
slm ,nb nad Oenl t. Sftohcr iil,o
Die Vricirotcn nod Benz Iuslanoe
(ausgenommen Canada, Werifo, Ea-
mama nlO Glba) mic iolgt: Slim CO..
Gents fir Die critic hinge uno oret CD
Gents fir ieoe tpeitere hinge ODER
elm @rrdtbeil, uno iolte bon %franfirt
peroen, mibrigenfalls bel Mnfunit
Ser @riefe scr boppelte Sctrag co(lef.
tirt miro.
SranSotIontii6e Soft.
Sreitog 8. - lin 3 ltbr Nodmit.
tags nod bel1 M5oren per 9an1pfer
bon Bolton; Inn 7 llbr gbenos nod
europa, girifa unb Sltinbien per
0aupier uNeu-Dorf," pia Elpmoutb
ulb Gberbol1rg Woit nod 2iperpool,
Sdottlano unb Srlanb mus rper
Neip-Dorf" be5eid)nct iein); Inn 10
ltbr IbenoS nnd europa per Gam.
pier nGolnponia" pia GuccnStplpr.
. 0 il nad) g ii 3. nnoGentroL
Mmerita, % It etc.
9onneritag, 3.-llm 10 llbr Mbbs.
nad Gentral-Mmerifa, &anal5one,
Colombia uno Standardization per
Camper, pia Colon; nad oen @abo.
mas, bio Noliali, per 3ampfcr ySe.
guranca."
Sreitag, Aim 10 ltbr Mbenos
nod @raiilien ltnb Sen Ga Ylato.
Staaten per Gampfer n2ennpion;"
nod Curacao, 8enesncla l,nb Golpm.
bia per 0ampfer yWarocoibo;" nad
Horto &ico per 9ompfer San
Slian;;" nod Bermuda per 9ampfcr
v9ermltoian;" nah Norb 9raiilien
per Gampfer nEolpcorp," hia Sara
nno @onoos; nad Somaica, Hano.
mo, aanalSone uno Trinioao per
9ampfer "Srent." "
Gie Boit nod NeuiinoIano, pia
Tpro-S ionep, unb mad Wiquelon,
pia goitort, ifI;ebt Jier tdaIid Tim 3
l1br Nddmittaes; nod Cuba, pia
CAMPO, td9lid Tim | ltbr 0admit-
tags; nah Sofia 8ica, Soaouras,
Guatemala unb Micaragiia (SIt.
fiiitc) uno Solpaoor, pia Meip-Or-
leans, 11elih i'm 10 ltbr Mbeitbs;
nad Der Staot Merifo tdalif i'm, 2
llbr Madmittags nno 10 llbr Gibbs.
9rans- Yaetfic go II.
Ireitag, 4. Oft. - Tim Z ltbr
Ibenos nod Satuaii, Sapan, Goreo,
China urtb oelt 8bilippiten, pia San
GronciSep.
Sonntog, 6.-llnt Z ltbr M6enos
itadn Militralien MeuieeIanS, ,gfei,.
Galeoonien, Samoa itnb ben Giii.
SnieIn, pia ganconper, 9..G.
Gie Trans.Y aeific.H oit miro tdoliH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Marglano nnb Ycnniglpania Balm,
Mm I. S%tptcrbtr tn 0raft trctenb.

an 1. september In 2raft trctenb.
9fgc u~crtaIicu yiurtB.Iucnue citation:
7.30 Wtoreens Dori Noit, tdelit, ausaenorls
men Sonntug.
$50 WorgeIs Delta slccom., Hur Sonntaa.
$50 Mor9ens @eIair glccom, tdglib, uusses
npnlinen Spnntdg.
1.20 gsatnlittaes 8eIair @econl.. nur Sdnitae.
$40 giubuiltaes gorf Bolt. tdgIib. alisgss
ilonllteli Sonntag.
4.O5 gta6mittugs 9clia stccom.. ulir Sonntne.
5.15 aadmittugs SeIatr 9rpreB, tdgliG. aus
aeitonliHen Sonntng.
6.10 Ibenos 9elta @ccom., tisIif. ausaenom.
men Splintag.
100 glbcHos Nelta Iccum.. nur Sonutag.
f1.30 IheHoS 9eiair Icconl., tigli6. niS9es
npmrlet SuHntag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Merhants & Winers transport. So.


OVERWHELMING.
Stadlt atb YaTagtere.
cyan Bottom anb BEN Often.
Wont., 9ienit,. Gonrerit., CAN'T, 8 libr sbbS.
. Nndl Nrupioenee unS bcin Often.
Sonntag.. Wltttpoh, Sreitlg, 8 t1br Mbenb8.
*Hadt Hetupurt. geipS nnb Nprfplf
tdali6, 6 llbr IbenoS.
f6raht ar9elipn,trlen ,tiali6 bis 8 llbr Wadnn,
fir eenlelbe1 1ag 1bfabrenbe Sampfer.
Tnf Sanannab nnb benz snben.
Gten'tag. Sdnneritng, Gdmftug, 6 nbr IberbS,
Q. Y. 9pria, g9elit, Cong Sod.
Sanpt.9tirean: German. nno 2tstt.strahe.
U13.l&S-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
8crcins 0nlcnber.

BIDDER eiangperein bon 0oltimore.
Etrtgent Hrof. =. 3arolus.
Sauptql,artier Sobn sfbl's Safe,
Mr. 4O8, Weit 2erington StraBe.
Seoen SamItag abeno nit ausnabme
oes oritten Samitass I'M Nonat
Sinaihinoe. (MpriI 7-tS)
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