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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-02-22

taxes int penalties and costs. .......2 IS
Lynch, Charles G-356 acres and imp
Glendale; 4 acres and imp: see liber 8
folio 4o2; taxes int pen and costs .II3 60
Lee, john acre and imp, BIooklyn;
taxes int penalties and costs. .......2 IS
Moran, John M-54 acres; see J B 3
folio 2o4; taxes int pm and costs. s es
Myers, Matthew'S I)A acres pt
Clark's Fancy; see liber II folio $50;
taxes int penalties and COSTS. "a 81
Rose, Henry lots I, S, 6, 7 and imp
block Hynesboro Park; see w B 10
folios IS and 81; taxes int penalties and
costs. -. % 20
Rose, George N-lots q to IL and imp
block 3; lots 3, 4, 9, 10 block I. lots IL.
Ie, 20, II block IL, Hynesboro Park; see
w B IL folios 34e and $50; taxes int
penaltiesand costs. ..................2I 90
Ridgeway, Eliza 1 toI3, II to III,
2s,o "a, block ''E" Bowie; see J w B 6
folio 1913; taxes int pen and costs. IS q
Rowland, Charles-lots Ie, 20, Fl. ~,
% and "a block "P" and imp Seabrooke
see w B 10 folios 54S and 6s3 and 654
taxes int penalties and COSTS. ....9 "a
1Iot No = block "E" Seabrooke: see
wv B4 folio $40 and W B 2s folio IS;
taxes int penalties and cssts. 80. ri 70
Studs, Colin-lots II. IL, u block 7
Hynesboro Park. see w B folio 512;
taxes int penalties and COSTS. ~ IS
Sansbury, Richard H-lots 81. So, 66.
81, IS, IS, block 7; lots to s inc block 20;
lots II to 26 inc block 80; lots I to 20
block 40; lots IS, So, 81, :sS SO to Is inc
block IS; taxes int pen and costs. :. IS oS
Scheolkph, John George (present
owners F Aires and Walter w Wilkin-
son)-61H acres and imp Cedar Grove
see liber 7 folio 323; taxes int penalties
and costs. ........I5 o8
Sullivan, John T O-15 acres and imp
Burchs- Delight; taxes int penalties
and cos observation-disclosures. g 80
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
New Round.Proof Books.

Various methods Of making sound
proof building bricks or plates are
noticed by German authorities. The
chief constituent is calcined gypsum,
and 1t appears that In the simplest
process the mass Is. filed with fine
pores by adding small proportion
Of such substances as the bicarbon-
ates of the alkalies. the chemical &C
ton thus set up causing a slow and
steady evolution OF carbonic acid gas
az the gypsum sets and hardens.
Though tha nlataa become somewhat
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02

lighter their strength is retained.
the porous texture makes the ma
terial a good nonconductor of sound,
there Is no loss of durability, and the
plates can be fastened by mailing. The
sound deadenlng fleet can be in
creased by adding sawdust, coke dust
or ashes,
The pulp-such as a mixture by
weight of 20 parts OF sawdust, 40 OF
gypsum, 40 of water and one Of
sodium bicarbonate-is poured into
moulds and can be left 10 harden
without further attention
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02

became fast friends One of the last official acts of Mr. Mckinley before he
bullet
the position general of the
of
the
o
ng al
he
ave in all circles of Sgton
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
SURGEON GENERAL RIxEY

Presley Marion Rixey, surgeon general of the
United States navy, who attended the late Mrs
Mckinley in Canton, o., has had official care OF
the health of the presidents of the United States
for the past nine years. He accompanied Presi-
dent Mckinley on his fatal trip to the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition and was with him when he died.
DR.. Rixey was one of the most skful, expert
enced and widely travelled surgeons of the navy
when William Mckinley became president. He
was made a White House physician and took
charge of Mrs, Mckinley, who had been in
precarious health for years
The engaging manners of the Virginian and
the success which attended his care of Mrs. Nc
KfnleY attracted the president to him The two
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
HAD NO OPPOSITION

To run for office and be elected without op-
position is an unusual thing in American politics
This rare distinction has befallen d. R. Anthony,
Jr., who nominated for congress by the Re
pubcans of the First district of Kansas to fill the
vacancy caused by the elevation of Congressman
Curtis to the United States senate.
Mr.. Anthony received a remarkable political
Endorsement in that he was unanimously nomi-
mated by his own party and the Democrats Of
the district met and resolved to make no nomina-
ton against him.
The new congressman is editor of the Leav-
enworth Daily Times, and is of the late
Col. D. r. Anthony, one of the pioneers and his
torlcal characters of Kansas struggle to be a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
sKILLFUL- "TRUsT BUSTER"

Cordenio Arnold Severance, the government
attorney who has unearthed such valuable evil
dence in the Hartman railroad deals that the
department of Justice has resolved to start Grim
ina suits is young western attorney who had
achieved an enviable reputation as a corporation
lawyer when he enlisted with the government
forces. Mr.. Severance was born and raised in
Minnesota and has held a number of offices, in.
GLIDING that of state senator.
Mr.. Severance's law business extends all over
the country, from Massachusetts to California.
He has been counsel for various railroads in the
northwest, also for a number of Chicago packers,
for the United States Steel corporation, and
numerous other business industries He was en-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02


connection with tool
Portland
ably the matter in washington and his slu handn
investigation especially
AS Of
which
the
tn workings o
disease
his genial disposition
o.
the thing with
thusas even enuous Roosevelt
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02

a the late broth
inaw of Capt Koehe the officer who recently had clash with
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood in the Philippines.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02

in
he found crowd
with his
matter They the coming
WHO'D
eating
by and had
dumbstruek peasant
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
- VIA. Illinois central r. Il.

Tickets sold July 18th. and 18th Rate
one fare plus % cents. Limit Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Tickets sold June 26th, 9th and 18th.
Rate one fare plus 20 cents. Limit
July 10th.
Tickets sold July 18th to Aug. 9th,
account of Seven Hills Chautauqua.
Various rates and limits.
Tickets sold July 9th, 18th and Sth.
Rate one fare plus 25 cents. Limit Is
days.
Tickets sold June 10Th and Both, also
July 9Th, 7th, 14th and Dist. Rate one
fare plus 20 cents. Limit Is days,
Week End tickets on sale Saturdays
and Sundays good to return until Mon
day p. m. Rate $1,00. Rate for season
tickets Sl.70.
Week End tickets on sale Saturdays
and Sundays good to return until Mon
day D. m. Rate so cents. Rate for
season tickets so cents.
Tickets on sale July End, Ord and 4th,
to all points south of Ohio river at rate
of one and one-third fare. Limit
July 9Th.
Cheap Tickets on sale daily until No
vember Both. Season and sixty day
tickets permit holder to return via. a
diverse route including toat line from
Norfolk to Richmond. Direct connec-
ton made with c. & o. trains at Louis
vile.
Cheap tickets on sale daily until Sept.
Both, to all Lake resorts via. rail or
boat. Further information on applica-
ton.
J. B. MALLON, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-02
EASY GOING MONARCH

King Carlos of Portugal is the happiest, most
easy-going and pleasure-lOvng ruler in Europe.
The only cloud upon his horizon has been par
lament which persisted in trying to make laws
and run the country. Life was not worth living,
decided the jolly monarch, with such pest al
ways on hand so he sent the lawmakers home
and proclaimed that he would run the country
alone for three years
The private life of Portugal's monarch is
rather interesting because 1t is more like that Of
private gentleman than the daily round of
sovereign. AS he rises at five in the morning,
he contrives to get all his work done before mid
day, then five days of the six he gives over the
afternoon and eYening to his one amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

JAWS. 7TH AND L w.
COZ f Sc, Or, b. 80. 90
1851 X Sc. 6r. .....$12.5O
1920 Half Sc. 5r. .1l.5O
1906 X NV. sr. b. 1000
221 Az sw, 11r. b. $500
1854 Ga av Sc, Or. .17.5O
429 9Th sw, Sr, b. .25.50
AL Sth sw, I'd q. 1850
1874 B Sc, Il, Or, b.20. 80
1878 Monr'e, Ana, sto2o. 90
438 10th sw, Or, b. %. 80
100 II sw, Sr, 3D. d.. $50
420 18th sw, sr, b. .17.50
sol d sw. 9r.......27. so
32l N sw, Or. 800
1853 n Sc, 5r- 800
709 II sw, q 2. 1850
1886 B sw, Il 3. 81. 90
1l03 G sw. Tor, b. $500
PIP 141a ne, Or. b. $50
1913 It'll sw, fl2,5r, b.17.75
5O4 Me av sw, d, 3rl2.O0
I22 10th ne, DC. 800
1855 ID sw. Or. 1880
l01I Md av sw, 80. 1880
n II 0,S Cap & Y sta. so. 90
947 Md av sw. 6r.. 1900
1442 E Sc. Or. ami. 1880
1906 Both NV, Or. b 25.33
1882 Union sw. 5r. 1880
l445 K Cap, Il l.. 100
Coz l1th sw, Sto. 1900
1913 AZ sw. n>mt. 1000
18th and Gales ne,
sto, dwg. .25.16
$50 25th NV, 9r. b.30.50
90 n Sc. sto. ..... Is. 90
1920 A Sc, Or. ..... 800
l0ll Md av sw .6r. b. 10. 90
100 G sw, 2r, fr. $50
X 90S l NV, sta. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

FOR RENT-w. c. DUvALL, 100 nth NV.
1913 NV, 11r. $55. az, 1873 Harvard Or. bS22 so
1913 nw Or, b.. So. r. 1923 Pa av Sc, 6r b 20.S5
3425 Holm'd 10r, b AZ. 80 III sw, Dr.. ID 90
FLATS.
1867 Pa av se,5r 1870 G4S12 Morton pl ne,
1891 Pa Sc. Or. b.. II 90 Ar, b.......... $50
1885, Pa Sc, Or, b II 80 GAG Morton pl ne,
1901 Ga av Sc Or b1750l Ar, b............ Is 90
1S641h Ga av se.5r, BIT so ga Orleans pl ne,
136S1a Ga Sc 5r bl750 Ar, b........... 80
Jy12-6ts
FOR RENT-1507 C ST. Sc; ROOMS AND
BATH in excellent condition.; porcelain bath tub;
nice little home ............... .S15. 80
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, Goa 9th NV.
jyl2-4t. eSu
FOR RENT
very nice residence, 124S N. J. ave. NV; 9
rooms and bath. In fine order. $50 80.
GEO. w. LINKINS,
jy10-6t.eSu 500 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

FUN KENT
4S3 Mo av, Tor, b. $35 90 305 10th sw 12r b. So 90
AIS Sc, ST. b. so $40 AZ sw, sto, sr. so 80
233 18th 6w, 10r b255O 474 Md sw, 81. b. %. so
1914 sw, 6r b.. .20.50 40 sw. 7r, b. %. 80
46S sw, 6r b.. % 90 $50 ~ sw, sto. DIV. % so
All Del sw ST., W % so 1860 I'd sw. sto dw2O. so
500 sw, Or, b. 2500 1923 Az sw, Or. w.14.5O
b24 18th sw Or, w.13.5 so 600 sw. Or. W. so
1116 LIST se Or, 1880 705 18th sw sto. 2r. IL 80
1916 LIST sw Or, W so 1918 Union sw, 5r w. IL 90
140 Sc, Or b.. 1880 L Sc Ar, 10. so
920 LIST Sc, Ar, 80 442 9th sw, 6r 16. so
1920 Union sw, 81, W so 1919 AZ sw, shop. 90
1876 l. sw, Ar, $50 749 18th Sc shop s.. 90
G. II. PARKER CO. Qnc.),
jy13-3t 4S5 AZ st. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

OF ALL KINDS OF JEWRLRY.
Repairing specially. Ola monds set while you
walt by skilled workmeni also watch repairing.
We buy diamonds, old gold and silver for our own
aplS-o0t.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15
WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
wANT'ED-lOUNG MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE
of typ@writing and shorthand for general of1ce
work; reference required. Address Box 226, Star
office.
WANTED MALE CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER.
NAT. III Il. CO., 62S La
wANTED-AT ONCE. HOSPITAL ORDERLY,
colored or white. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
Jyl5-tf
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FO-. RENT-BY GEO. W
800 10th
1926 G NV, l5r, 2b.S75 .0y
2217 Pa av w,15r. b53.0O
22d and p, 7r, sto. $3.50
Large studio, offices. 1900
Fit 1918 Pa av NV. 8, b40.50
1913 Pa av NV. bach
elor apartment. :. 5000
124S n j av, Or, b. 80. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

= AK BKANSH OH lSCS.
II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tsement at any of the following
Branch Of1ces:
Gentner's Drug Store. 18th and . SITS.
Epplsy's Drug Store, 14th and yelling pi.
Lupton's Drug Store. Vermont ave. and 8 ct.
Kins'. Drug store 18th and and, SITS.
Herbst's Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
GrisweIs Drug Store, 7tb and sts
PO.,sl TslsSraDh os l alS Conn ave
Postal Telegraph once 9Th and SITS.
Postal Telegraph Once. Penn: r. R. Station.
Woodward LSthrop. ' Superintcndent's desk
Interior Dept, sth and SITS. Telegraph once.
5rnlfGI oldF tn 't, Telegraph p,,c .'oe''
Corridor q s. Capitol.
Grier 4 Grers Pharmacy. 9th and y. Y; ave
G9Idenherg,s Department Store, 9i2-2s 18th st..
The lintchins- kenner Drug Co: 18th and Que
f ofs Fsid nTnsElsts ID SOD nd 11ts q, ave
Thos. A. Dobvns 18th and Col. I'd
GEORGETOWN:
ooDonneIl.s Drug store. s2d and st'
OIonaen's Drug Store, SD and sts
adams Adam, Express Once. 1922 s2d St
Prides Pharmacv 2S.h and SITS
NORTHEAST:
henealy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and ] sa.
Halcy's Pharmacy. nth and Z. Capitol SITS.
Mooradian's Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS
Buffers Phsrriscy. 4th and Stanton rlaca
SOUTHEAST:
Bradlcy's Drug Store. Sth and SITS.
oDonnell's Drug Store. I'd and Ia. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivan's Drug Store. 9TH and y SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf O'Bricn 4 Hall
Cbas. S. Walter 90l Az ST.
ANACOSTIA:
Q. G. Lohr % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA,
A. S. Donphan, 127 Hing st.
BRIGKTWoOD. D. c.;
VIM. Thomas BrIghtwood & Lopgfellow ct.
TENLEYTOWN, D. c.:
Geo +. Parton, Druggist Wisconsin, ave-
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46s q sw, Or, ami $23 OO $50 18th Or ami 90 30
LOU so Sc 6r, W. .1250i l42 Sc. Or, IL. 30
1280la Half Sc, 5r, mil 2 so 1854 Fl sw 5r W II 30
RI SIG Az br sta5 90 1919 Az sw store rms 90
34S G sw, large sta % 90 B. Leonard $50 Az sw
jy13-9t'eSu,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15
ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To CHURCHES
societies. orsaniza tons. lawn parties and pcnics
for Ice cream and sherbets; purity qua. Antsed.
ROSENFEiD'S. $40 II St ne: phone East 1909.
&2l 90;.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISUNDERSTANDING
One cent a word each time for - words times.
WANTED = TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
liable nrmi h. MARKS. 807 It'll. opposite Saks'.
phone Main 1903 Jy15-tf
WANTED : AT ONCE. By THE SOUTHERN
FEATHER CO., 5000 feather beds. VIII pay
highest cash prices for same Send postal to SIS
9th st. NV. VIII call at once. jy15-n
WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS. ORDINARY WIN
dOws expertly cleaned, &c each; floors waxed.
polished. Postal. ELLIOTT. 1890 It'll NV.
5y14-3t'
WANTED-HIGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CASrOFF CLOTHES. LADIES' OR GENTLE
Phone North l755. W. RICE. 1882 III Of. NV.
jy14-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

FOR RENT-NEW STONE FRONT HOUSE. 1910
6 st. NV; 9 rooms baths; rooms LIST
gas and electric light. Open on sides, affordinS
ample light and air. H. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
ty13-tfH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

FOR RENT-1O9 NV, LARGE ROOMS AND
bath; large rear yard; squares from b. & O..
CAYWoOD & GARRETT, 1921 N Y. ave. NV.
jy13-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

churches and schools; thoroughly repaired; large
yard; rooms, 2 stairways; rent low to perma-
hent. e. A. MCINTYRE, 2A NV. Nl0-0ts4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15

FOR RENT
HEISKELL McLERAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
1903 ii ST. NV, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
UNPUBLISHED.
2I35 Ontario rd lease. IL rooms and bath. SEQ 90
2314 18th ST. n.w 10 rooms and bath. SO. IS
500 l1th st. NV, fat. rooms and bath. so so
1880 You st., fat rooms and bath. ..... 400
1880 You ST., fat, 8 rooms and bath. $50. $500
lG35 l4th St, 2 large parlors. 5000
B02l Dumbarton ave, 6r.. b., 6at........ $3.50
42e Sd st me-, 6 rooms and bath. ......... 22.5o
1922 9th st. Sc, rooms and bath. ....... IL 10
l13 18th st. Sc, Z rooms, bath. nat. 1870
OFFICE ROOMS.
1903 II st. NV. ONCE rooms.
jel5-n
FOR RENT
100 9Th NV, II rooms and bath. $50. 90
1921 18th NV. rooms and bath. 1000
s022 Q NV, Groom nat and bath. 80
'Our houses In splendid condition.
CHARLES LINkINS. 204-207 McGnl bldg.
my8O-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEURNISHEn

FOX RENT-l2ol r. I. AVE NV. RMS AND
modern bath; In frst-class condition: splendid
Sneishporhood between two main lines; short
$3.50 per mo. '
= HARRISON JOHNSON & SON
ty13-6t '
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1y13-3t 15(
FOR RENT-FLOYD E. DAv.
18th and Nd ave sw, COZ
lumber yard. .. .$125. 90 1875
s45 K sw v, lib. I'd a.3.oS isd
121 Az sw. I'd a.. 1900 221
81 n Sc, Or. $50 1856
SIT 7th sw, sto, 3r. 1890 429
10th and D sw. sto 1000 AL
1913 Nd av sw. Or, b. Is. 90 1874
1913 N c av ne Or, bis. 90 10
1856 AZ sw, Or. =. 1880 438
400 7th sw, rms "a. 90 722
700 Fay's ct sw, Ar. 900 400
491 X sw, I'd q. :. 1880 sol
4S5 G sw, Sr. ..1s. OF 321
1112 Az sw, sr, b. .27 so 1853
1908 9th sw, sr, b.27.50I 709
602 1lth sw, 3r. Sd n g. 90 1913
1l29 9th NV, Tor, b. 35. so no.
1872 II sw, 2r, LIST d. 800 PIP
Vincetta, 1923
" a. LIST d e.. 2O.5O 504
727 7th sw. f1,5r,b. 1915 122
1853 Sd sw, 7r.sta. rs. 90 133
3036 14th NV. sto. 80. 90 l0l'
1872 Riggs nw.3r. b.35. 80 n 4
120S1a G sw. 6r. b..22. so s41
r 712 7th sw, sta. $50 IA
DAB + sw, II. $50 $50
1892 B sw, q q. .31.00 1873
1894 b sw, 5r.b, Ill %. 90 IA
r 6i6 G sw, sta. g. 80 Coz
AIS N ] av Sc. l3r. b. 30.50 l01
1445 E Cap, I'd a Or, b1S.50 l5tl
Vincetta. W d,3d d. %. 30 st
1921 S Cap st. sta 1900 lla
Vincetta. 30
W d, 30 q fir. %. $500 162'
18th & ID NV. 2 ifs. so. 90 l0l
Anacostia, 20A, Ar. .l5.0 90 T09
r 722 Ii sw, sta. .2.59 X
{p112f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20

i6of SpolDi, iriiGer: Stummer. LIN.
fer Den &enncrn oeS mittelolterlidell
9uuItDl6, namcntIid ser @otit, bob
lid) ans Scr Wioiie gIronpi berau&,
iriibcr: 2obnitcincr. Ger Gr5ieber
oeS &rouprin5cn &uoolf bieB go.
nan, friibcr Schicl. Son ionitigen
@clebrtcn bicBcn mo beiBcn Die Yro-
iciioren Der MicOi5in &orunpi-&orns
lcl6, mo &ettlD - &cttI, Der Gbis
rllrg 9tcc5op aotidenfo, Yrofciior
&0r0ii - Soiouihto, Der Sprodior.
i6cr S5innci - 60rbcr. 49, Die oro,
tionole" SpGr bat Der llrmogpore Gr.
Eel gci6ofien. Der qr6Bte 2Drifer
Ecr0it bicB cbcmol5 EctroOiti6, Der
Wtolcr Mlmtocii - 2icb, Der WioIcr
Sn05lo - &oub, Der Wtolcr ScO5tp-
Hebrcnbed, Ole MuIcrin Yorlogbp-
@rodfclo, II. /. ~. II. /. III. Gieic &iite
f0nnte pcrldngert per0cn. Die &eicr
mcroen lih bon Ser notionolcn ma
gporii6cn &llltltr bcrcitS nud oicier
Yrobe Elm @ilo MAIDEN f0nncH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-20
yNatiOnalc" Gnltnrtr1gcr Der Mas



Gin Dicl GcrittcncS Stcdcnpicr0 lit
I'M utgariihen glb0coronctcnbultlt
Die ollotionolc" Srlltltr, Die Den 9tidt.
WagDorct ocS &olloc@ bei0ebro6t
mcrocn lon. llntcr Dem .nutionul"
lit iclbltucritGnbli6 mo1Dorii6 81
bcrlteben. Nlio 0ic mu0pnrildc
&illtllr ioQ bic Wioioritdt scr &ors
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lie ibncn ais Grlot fir Oic GigcnfuI.
tllr on0ebotcn miro. Nbcr ipcnl1 cS
nlrs bci'n In6ictcn blicbe! 0oS
D%rcpioirtc" &olfSi6ulgcicb fat bic
nogDuriibc Sprode 81 eincm obi
goten &cbrgcgcnltonO crbobcn, luno
5luor III loldem InSmoBe, ooB Der
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oltfgeoru1gcnc lno ollige5lplungcnc
Sprodc miinolid uno ldriftlid ipie
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@ieDicl Die &cbtcrc onrllnter lcioclt
nilB, lic0t olli Der Sono. llnO ipic
lit cS I'M Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&llltur III @irfli6fcit bcItcllt? 9ic
bette nlo9poriihc neutrality-suspicious.
Bat Seretc5 Soloi gci6ricbcuL Der
irii6er 6ran5 SGcOcl bieB. Der Ser
foiicr ocs beitcn mogpnriid)cn 2eri-
fonS lit 9ollagi Mtor frilber: WorIB
8lod. Die beriibmteitc mo GRIND.
lid)Ite photographic bot Suniol Dp
Eol 5llnl &erfoiier, iriiDer: Eoul
Sunosboricr. Die groBten Siltorifer
Der Mogparcn iinb 6rofnoi uno
Worc5oli, iriiber 6rGnfcl mo Mior.
genitern. Die critcn magparii6c,t
Statiitifcr limo Sumiolpi aonef llnO
&eleti, iriiber 9%unosoorier, aobn II.
&lette. Ger @orti6opfer Der mo.
bernen magparii6en Sd%riftiprod)c,
Der oicie Sprodc Inn ~lIn5dblige @or.
ter bcrcidert bot, lpar ein 9eutid)cr
aus Sclien : Goilcl mo bieB Yuoen5.
Die berporragcnoiten HedtS : &obi.
fifoborcn iino bon Gienlegi uno Sol.
moiip, iriiber: Hoiderl ulo Seioel.
berger. Ger bcoelltenoitc &eiienoe
lit Gombcrp, friiber: 9omberger. 81.
ner Der berporrogenoiten airbeniiir.
itcn, Der audi ollf biitorii6cm &c
biete lid) aus5eidnete, mar Der 9i.
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8lnti9es GGcSranta.

@iQiom alcbm I0icBt olli ieinc 6roll
mo Sdmicgcrmuttcr. - 6roll
&lcbm IN tritii6em 3ultonOc I'M
oSobnS Noptina.@oipitnl". -
Ger S6icBbplo perboitct, -
Sdmicgcrmuttcr MIR lci6t Der
mlrn0ct.
Ger Sol ocS &nuic3 9tr. 2l0G, 6oits
Npcnllc, mar geitcrn ltohmittog &c.
gen 125 llbr Scr SdoupIob elmer bllts
tt0cn Gbc' Gro0ooic, bic pornllSiiNtIi6
nit 0cm (oOe 0c9 ciucn rmgliidlidcn
OFFERS, Scr 17.i0brigcu 6rolt &oltiio
&lcbnL cn0cn miro. Sic mllrOc bon
ibrcm - i0brigcn @uttcn @iuiom
&lcbm oltrh orei Mcpolpcrid1iiiic, BON
bcncn elmer lie IN oic 9rltit trui,
lGlucr pcrlctt luGbrcnO lire Wllttcr,
6rolt WtnrD Sumter, nllf Die ser 30
biotc cbcni0lS i%cltcrtc, nit elmer Icid)s
ten &%opipunoc oupon fam. 9ci0c
6roltCn mlrOcn mittcla Der Im6ll.
lou5 0cS 6ltIidcn 0iitriftS nod Dem
o&obn9 NoptinSz Noipitol" OcbrnNt,
pon no 6rolr Sumter, nnGocm ibre
NSlln0c p%crbutocn lpur c~ntlujicu
murOc, iuGGrcno iiir ou$ 2c6cn ser
ilulNcn 6rou IN ipGter Nod)titm0c
not ncllia Noiinltng mar.
aIcbm iIiidtctc ioiort nad) icincr
mIcligcn @Iltttbot; ooh mltroe CT
bnI0 ooroitf JIM @olllc icineS &oterS,
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wobntc, icItGcnommcn lnO in Der sit.
Iidcn Eolijciltntion cingciperrt.
QoS ilur9c Eoor b%cirotbctc nit 81.
Itinmlng i6rcr bciocricitigen Gltcrn
I'M lettcn Nopcnbcr, 0od) ~ltcltcn iid)
boIo oororti c6clihc @irrcll elm. Der
illn9e Gbcn1unn loQ mcni1 o0cr gar
ntd)t iilr lcinc 6rnn 9ciorgt mo, mic
6ruu Sumter cincm 9cridtcrItottcr
oc5 o0clltidcu Gorrclpouocntcn" &C.
itcrn 2l6cno mittbciltc, lie nod iebr
Idlcdt bcbnnoclt bubcn. Nor0cltcrl
UcrIicB 6rolt &lcbm ibren Wom uno
Aing ST. i6rer Wlltttcr 5ltriid. @eitern
Nad)mittog belltdtc &lebm lctnc Srol
i'm Snltle ibrcr Wttttcr. Gr iiibrte
iiA lcbr rtbig otf, 10 0ob Die bciOcn
6rollen tclncn Ir8mobn bottcn, trob-
0cm CT ont Nben0 porbcr ge0robt ia.
ben loa, lie 9ciOe SIT crid)icBen. guS
MN &lcbm Icine 6rol bat, nit inn
in Den Sol 81 fommcn, ga cr ibr
ctpo5 @idtigcS 81 io0cn babe, ucis
gcrte lie iid) nlth nid)t mo gilD NIT.
@Ici6 oorolIi b0rte Die Mtllttcr cincn
ShuB %follenL Dem 1T roi6er Ncibcn.
iolGc 3mci mciterc iol8tcn. NI9 JIG,
nidtS Suites obncn0, in Den Sol lief,
lab lie ibrc lod)tcr am 9o0en licgcu
un0 &lcbm nit Ocnt nod rnllhcnOcn
.9fcuolpcr iibcr iGr itcbcn. 2Ils cr ici
ncr Shmic1crnnlttcr ouiidtiN mprOc,
iMob cr olrd) olrf lie, ibr gliidIi6cr
@ciic MIR cine lciMtc aopipunoc bel.
brinNcnO. Sn %lcilcr 3cnc mcigcrtc
ii6 &IcbnL ir9cnO &cnnuocn 81
lcbcn. Bon %icitcr cigcncn 6onliIie
idcint CT olld pcrIoiicn 81 icin, ga
icin cigcncr &otcr iiG %Ncluei8crt Ia.
ben iol, irgcnO cttuoS iiir i'm ST tbllrr.
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9crnbrtmcr WrrS.'
grunc Samilien . 2dScn,
Mr. 3ff, go. 3t5 unb 3t7, ct.arrinatou.a ctr.

@enn@nglonb 5, o 6 reib t
ein @efielblott, Gin gollSes @olf nit
Eumoum- 8cidoiien, &eIieltreibcn IL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus Der Neite
Ser Notioncn itrciht, 10 lit bos cine
&nlturtbat. @enlt SronfreiG mittcli
i'm Srieben in Oos @ebiet ces Ndb-
barn einriidt, 10 geibiebt onS notiir-
lid I'M Sntereiie Der Heterogeneous.
iGoit". @enn ober 9etti6lonb iid
beniiGt, iid) ben Ylas an Der Come,
welder ibm 5lfommt, sil lidern unb
i'm ST bcboltptcn 10 iino ons
uid)iuar5c Elane".
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9enii6er nidt Oiel @liid botten, einigc
Sab @bi9fep idifcn moQtc, bon Scr
Sortc, Die Grant 5lr trinfen pfleote.
Gin III nannte
FroIciior &lno Srnnfe BON Der Sar.
pnrb . llniocriitGt bic 9(merifancr in
ieiner 9tcOc oui Dem S6icosqeri6t$-
unO 6ricocna Gongreb in 0etu-
Yort. Stimmt. g9ir itcbcn i%enieits
BON @llt mo 96ic.