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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
9pfal6eridltc ams @aihinatOn.

SCr SU Ueep II g QrDet1ef
0iltrifts. GomnliiiGr @cit Ii. Stro.
Bcllreinigltngs . SupcrintcnOent s.
Z. SmoGep u%ttcrmorfcn 9cItcrn Sen
nciten Sdncepflug cirer Brobe, sic
gldn5cn0 mlsfiel. Ger S6neepflug
lit bollptiGdlid fir boS &einiQen
Der 8oIicn 0c6altt mo fam in od)t
Stutben 32 Wteilen @olien rcinigen.
9ic Ero6e iprrbe an Ser 8ennipls
panio.IOcnlte, bonn Srie0cns0enfnlul
bis sur 6. StroBe, ongcIteQt.
Gin M lteri0ier Sail.
Gle Eoli5ei illdt rad eincni olten
Wonne, gfomcnS Sioof @. Sores,
o0er oeIien Sernonoten, Der in Ger.
1876, 9.StroBc, pobntc u1to pont 10.
Sfto6er an bon Nicmonoem 0eiebcn
porben lit. Sones lpor 9riegsnetcs
ran. @r ipo6nte olein in Dem gro.
BEN Sollie an Ser 9.Strobc. Sic
Boli5ei glou6t. boB Gin otter Wonlr,
Der NnfongS Sftobcr 1905 in Sii0-
8oibington bon einem 3llge get0O-
tet utb ais unioentifi5irt b~cgroben
ooer fir S%tubien5mede bci1utt ipltr.
&c, ibentiid lit nit oen1 p%eridppuns
ocncn Sioof 9. Sones. Die aleioer
oeS odntols 8crrngliidten mcroen in
Der Worgite o%uf6etpobrt, ul,o Ser
lpaltbten Sones', bie irger0tuo IN
&onios pobnen io0en miro no6gc.
ipiirt. bonit oieielben ben 8erIud)
moden an bcn &leiberr Ben unbc.
fainter So6ten 81 ioentifi5irer.
Gle Statue 6rieOriG'S oeS
@roben.
Sic Stotuee Sricorib's 0es Gro.
BEN. meldc &oiier @il6clm Der
3peite bieiem 2onoe gei6cnft bat
lrrb felt ungefdbr 5mei Sobren am
Gingonge 5ur &riegsi6ule in @oi6s
ington 9arradS-E arf @ode bdlt,
5eigt jebt mieoer ibr metolleneS 9lllts
lib. Seit Dor ungefGbr onoert6olb
So6ren Elm nerriifter Iatipiit bic
Stot1te nit 9bnomit 5u 5erlt0ren
periudte, NOR Elm 9retterperidlo9 o
I'M bieielbe errid)tet norocn, uno
Gin @a6tpolten bielt itetig @ofe.
Sebt lit Der 9retterperi6log ipieocr
entfernt ipor0en.
Geoenten0e 6 inna6men
Gem Sn6resbcridt ST. Solge, Sen
Sic uGbeiopeofe -Botomac Sclcpbon-
60" oljGbrli6 Dem Gongreb porle-
gen mllB, betrlt9en bic ginnubmen
Der @ompogntc i'm 3iltrift Golurn-
bia I'M borigen Sabre $t,0tt,tt9.73.
Sicrnon gin9en $95,6574,73 bnrb
Oen Gelepbonbienit unb $54,545
o1rd @rlrnoeigent6um elm. Sic 9ln-
lagcn ser Observation-Disclosures I'M
9iitrift Columbia, @runbeigentbum
niGt cingei6loiien, baben eiten Gon-
ltruftionsmert6 bon $3,325, 53S,63.
Gie Ncttc.@infiinftc b~cliefen iidJ I'M
borigen Sabre oltf $t5O,SSS.06.
Vauerl II | B.
Ser 9ouinipeftor ert6eilte Srn.
Mifoel 8lannerp geitern Die gr.
laitbriB gum 9au bon is 5pciltodi-
ger SGuiern bon Scr. 1906 bis 1910,
@.StraBe, Siiboit, uto BON 5pei 3
Itofigen Observation-Disclosures bon Nr.
534 bis 536, IS, StraBe, Sii0oIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Ginblif in 3OQumtS- Nffaircu.

Ger Fro5eB 9eget ole SllOtrlldte'
Smporteur E 6irmo S. $. Seporo
mo So. gicbt INNER meitcrcr
Ginbltd in bic Gcrpaltung Dcs
8altimorer 3oIlnmteS. - Cine
llntcriud)ung luobrid)cinli6.
3os 8er66r bon s. $. Sepor0 bon
Scr Sii0friidtcs SnlpOrteur. 6irmo $.
SclporO un0 So. ullo pcri6ieoene it,
rcr NngeItclltcn Dor 9ltnOess Gommrii-
jar HogerS, enttuidclt ii6 INNER
mcbr ST elmer GntbiiQung ser innc-
rem Iffoiren 0cS 0oltimorer 3olom-
tcS, Die Sen eigcntliden SoQ in beu
S6otten IteQt. Die 0urb 0oS Ser
b0r ot'S Sidt gc5ogencn 3llltGn0c be.
meiielL OoB Oos Spitcm Del Scr bieii=
gen 3oubeb0r0e Elm ie0cnfoQS iebr
lnreS lit, II. eS perloutet gcrii6tpciie,
bob bon WoiGin0ton aus nod boz
SdluB OeS 8ro5elieS zinc llntcrill-
dung bes 3oloienitcs bier eingelci-
tet miro. Salt ale bieIigen 3ollin-
Ipeftorcn itnO oufgebrddt luor0en,
Inn ser &ert6ciOigu1g olS 3eugen ST.
oicnen, ober lire Nltsiogen er1peileu
lid untcr Dem i6orfcn &rcu5perbor
BON Stills : Gtitriftsanmolt Soprr
ais iebr 3peiidnciOig, unO bciueiiell
gum minOeItcn, Oob boS iebi9e SD-
item genug 2iiden 5eigt, OuB Oicieni-
gen, Die oobon &ortbeil 5ic6en mol.
len, reidlid) @eIegcnbeit 0o5u bobcn.
Cine Der 1uidtiglten ausiagen mar
Die 0cs 9iitriftS 8 SnipeftorS NODi.
Jon. Sn ieinen 0ircftcn Nngnben cr-
mics er iid ais Elm ser &crtbcioigu11
Iebr oienli6er 3el9e, bod DcrtpanoeI-
ten lif leine Nlsio8en u1tcr Dem
&rel5oerb0r in iolde, Die 5eigter, Dos
lid toIt Der gon5c 3oQ0icnit in oicicr
Stoot III elmer Nei6e BON llc6ertre.
tulgcn Der &egeln un0 ser 9eItin1.
mltngen oofumentirt. No0iion mllB-
te 5ugc6en DoB Dor M1r5 lebtcS Sabr,
ebe eS befonnt lpitrOe, OoB Snipeftor
Gltllom bon @oi6ington 6eitimmt
Dar, cine llnteriufung oeS Siio.
rril6tc . Supports ein5ltlciten, fein
Snipeftor fir ben Na6toienIt in
ScparO'S 2~ogerballS oiiignirt mar,
%ferlcr, Oob cr, ais ct bon ser gt.
funft Gltaom's borte, Dem Saginipcf,
tor in Wfornt Glare %tclep6orirtc, ullf
Der SUIT Dor bieiem 81 iein. $50
RIM t%elepbonirten Sie?" frogte Scr
9iItriftsonmolt, nmeil i6 nid)t
miinifte, OoB SER Guaom ben Sit
lpeftor nibt ouf leilem Ylabe troi."
vGonn geben Sic 81, iogte Serr So-
per, Dab Die SnIpeftoren ibre Soften
perlieBen, unO 0eSbolb nidt INNER
Onrollf adtcn fonntcrL 0uB sic
Heglcrultg ltidt bctrogen mllroe mo
HbtoQe 5peimal 0crpogen iuuroen?"
gaeroingS l%piOermiQig, g%eitono Damn
Der 3euge, boB Die Sltipeftoren 5eit.
ipciIig ibrcn Gienit pcrlieBer, audi
CAB cr 5lL ooB Snipeftoren bon e..
maro nno So. @ei6enfe, 3. 9. aiIten
nit gpfcllincn erbolten 6Gtter, Dos
nbcr Oielc Br1ientc ser Gompoonie
feline Ipe5icQcn Sortbeile gc6rod)t
Gottcn. Ges 8eitcrqn crgo6 lid, Oo6
Der Nadtbienit IN Dem @ooreltbaus
ppn Seruaro ur1b So. getpiIIcrrnaBen
OILS @unIt betradtet mrroe, oo oie
Gompognie ieoen Snipeftor, qleif.
giilttg OF cine bolbe Stunoe ooer
Die gor5e Nadt gcarbeitet mltroe, 81
bejoblte. Sebcm Snipeftor murbe
Der Ncibc noG bic @elegenbeit oeor.
ben, Die Grtropcrgiitlng ST. pcroic.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Baltimore nnS Cbio-g Balm.

Neucr ourdge6enoer 9ar(or.
Waggon na6 Gitts6urg. Buffet.
Yarlor : 8aggon, Baltimore nod)
Eittsbltrg, lit benz ,555-55-5,"
benz v1oseslibt" -3ltg, argeDdngt,
Ser Wount @opaI gnbnDof Gas
Woreens, Camden 700 Morgens
rrrldbt lrto in Eittsburg sos Nadm.
anfommt. Sofortiger anihluB in
8ittsburg nadJ afron, GlepeIoho uno
Gbicngo. (t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
0eutIdles WeIb

gu Derfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Morf
o0er 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uno greoitbriefe ailf ane
Staote guropa's. @eIoienounger,
Sdiffsfarten, &eiiepdiie uno aiisldn.
oii6es 0eIo. SbcO. s. 9iener & Go.,
217 t-9altimore.S trabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
9aS GOt6e 8u6
-oes-
''QeHt(6em Gorre(pomoenten''
fir 1907 ictt i'm Druid
unO miro 6olO frci an oGe Ibonnen-
ten berianot.
fir 1907 ictt i'm Druid

ue2 SllDuil2.
observation-disclosures &oIen0er.
&olcn0urium fir 0o8 Sobr 1907. Gr
lGlltcrlngen iibcr Die ipi6tigIter
Nrten ser 3citrcdnlrngcr. &oIen
ser Der Suoen. OltertobCae. Oil
fcIten unO bclueglifcn 6eitc. Altro.
nonlii6e G~reigniTe. 9olernre.
gem. t00-iGbrigcr @itterungsfo.
Icnbcr. SiItoriide 9oten II. /. 10
Gie Sro9o0ie bon San 6ron5i8co.
8aiier 8ilbelm in @ort ltno Bib.
Suu1or.
Scarf S6ltr5.
3inS.8obeIe II. /. 10.
Gclttid)e Stdotcbilocr.
Ieutid. 9Imerifoncr in 9elltiGIan0.
Observation-Disclosures.
llnierc &erbrcder SPECIALIZATION.
Ser ncle Stern in u%nierer 6Io9ge.
SIM 3eitoIter oeS StoblS.
Gbronif Ser SoocSfGQe bon 3elttidetl
III Baltimore in 1906.
StGotii6e 8carntc u1l6 9eb0roen.
Coroner 9oltimore'S.
8dbI.T reSinfte Der Sto9t.
Seuer-M entortol. Gonite'n.
Stootrotb t905-1907.
@ciebli6e 6eiertoge in MarDlonO.
Stats. Senatorcn.
0tarplGn0cr uro @un0e5. 8eri6te.
9unocS. GtnmanOeruHg .Yeboroe.
StaotSz 81 npon0erungS.0iircallr.
Muni5ipal. ut0 StautSmobten 1907.
Holi5cirtdter.
8 6er.9un0esgeridt.
McgiItrirltng in Baltimore 1906.
Hi6tcrmobl 1906.
StootS- @cietgc6ung.
StaotS. @cieBgebltng 1906.
@geflltip-9eomt oes StoateS.
2cgislatur- unb Stootrot6s. 0iItrifte.
GongrcBnobl in Wcrplnno 1906.
Wuni3ipolluobl 1908.
Wuni5ipalpabl 1905.
Stoatslpobl 1903.
gl6en0i6ulen 9altimore'S.
Sllu it rotionen.
Gic Hltinen BON San Sroln5isco.
Ter Seucrbcro bon San 6ron5iscp.
Son 6ron3iSco's @odstbum.
Die Surg Soben5o1crn.
@rin5 @ilbelm III Motroienfleioung.
a0nig @ilbeIm ioB gang better.
S6loB 8rimfeuau.
8icr 9oiIer.
WarmorpolniS nit SciIigcn See.
Sn ser Misunderstanding scr Soben.
5ollerlt.
9ilberbod3cit oes Ocutidcn aaiicr-
pnorcS.
Solfer @uropo'S ipaDrct cure Dcilig.
item Sitter.
&"rl S6ur5 am George 2ofe.
Gle olte &cidsburg in Niirnberg.
Ter Senfcrlteg in Niirlrberg.
6%eItiaol in ser &oiierburg.
0resbcn-gQtitoOt onl Glbufer.
&oniglide Sofoper in 9rcSoen.
3mtngcr unb Sopbiclfird)e in Grcs-
Sen.
Ger Sam6uroer Safen.
9inncnaliter nit SungiernItieg.
&otbbauS in Somburg.
Gos StroBburger WiinIter.
Eatri5icrballs in Strobburg.
StaOcn an Ser ST.
Sin mo0erner Sodofen.
9eiIcmerbirnc i'm 9ctrieb.
@icgelt elmer YortScrplottc.
Gornegic.@crfe in 9uSQllcsne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
@ag MciIert,
9enfid|er Hbotograph
400-411 WprbsWnn.Strake.

Gpe8talsGtvrte
Wnr fir clue iur5e l9ett.
O fetnfte gabinet.gsortrnitS lirio 1 !ebeitsgrobes
Yortrait init feinem Slabnlen fir $3.50.
NegiIirer XSreis $t5.l0.
Bite, n6ten sic aitf meirte @forcie:
Msar Weiiert, 409-411, Worb'WapsefraRe.
""# giit MuItern Soliper mirb Sic
r8nrbara.2oge Ger. / bonn Orben Ser
Sermonns-S 6bne" nadlten Wontug
IN Der .SrpbIinn-Salle" an 1reOerid-
Mpenlle uno Bapionitrabe ueronitaI-
ten.
*** Sein Sc. S%tiftun1sfeit feiert
am ndditen Gienitag Ser vslasentei-
ne slrbeiter : Rranfen : ltnterihis-
ilngsperein" ON naditen Tienltag IN
Ieiner Safe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Sof-@nrit, MOrtcocaa, impurtirtc
Mctt-@nrit, Tfcffcr-@nrit, Trcffupf,
SarSela, @anic-, Sriiffcl- 1t. Srnnn-
IdJucigcr Scbcr-NSMrIt.
M. q. SnDber,
StanSe 757-759, 906 nnb 95S
Scrimgtun-W arft.
Gat2jSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
SIS miro alaemciu snacitanoen,

bob Der ihGalmenoe @ebaltreidtbrm
Der funfcllloen, perlenben 9icre aus
SrcO. @nuerni6miot's ngmericat
9rcluerp" in 9c5ltg mtf 8or5iialid)-
felt, Strait uNo Qualitdt niht ieineS
@leiden fat. Serlangt lie. aiite 81.
9rouerei 1104-112S Siqell.S traBe.
Eel. Is. & g. 1854, Wfo. 1881. (19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gin Id6nes nno nieIidcs @cfdenf
fir Mnscb5rige lit INNER cine lebcns.
aro6e photographic ober cine Flint.
lcriidj bpllenoete gopie zines alien
gilbes in Grapnu, @a7erfarbe, Del
ober Yaitcll. Die idOniten Cabinet
bilber MIR ST. pro 9atenb.
Smlins Sebbel, beiltider Rbotosrapb.
co., 321 WorS'8a Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
WcISienNnnacn

nad 9eutlbIanb "a gents pa Marf,
nab SeTtrei1 20H Gents pro &rone.
Rorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
nah 9eutidlanb. Meiiepaiie, Bed-
iel, grebitbriefe unb allsldn6iihes
@elo. Sbep. $. 0iencr e &c., 217
It-9altimore.S trabe. (303-)
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

III. and Mr.. w. X. Abbott. Of Wash
ingfon, are here for the Roane-Parlett
Wedding, Mr.. Abbott il sister 81 the
bride.
Mrs. Lloyd L0wndes, Of Prospect
street, Cumberland has returned home
from a ten days visit IN Baltimore,
Annapolis aud New York city
Mrs. Oswald TlIghman and her
daughter, Miss Mary Foxley Thigh
man, who are visiting the formers's
sister. 3lrs Horace Noble. at her home
on North avenue, will come 70 Annap-
ole next week.
Mrs. y. r. Conrad, u -HsgerstOwn,
j. here for the wedding II Der sister
Miss Neltis PaFieft 70 SIR =. II,
Roaue. today.
Er. Peter AagesOn. for some years .
resident u Annapolis - now IN Boston,
Mas. where be y engs9ed IN The
construction work 81 the Museum Of
Fine Arts. Mr.. AagesOn j. ~ Thomas,
ton, Maine.
Iiss Iary DeSaDus daughter 81
Prof Desanfis 81 Annapolis j. visit.
ing friends "a Baltimore
MIss Katie savoea and SIR. Louisa
54yoca are visiting ffisDds 10 taIfi-
more.
Nrs. William r. Upsbnr, r. r. 81
q. has taken up her TesideDee in Nor
folk, va, where her bDsbsDd j. now
stationed.
capt Harry T.. Boyd. 4. >. X. q. ~.
has been called home ~ tie illness ~
hie 1otilef.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

The leading article in the November
. Metropolitan Magazine and the
most important contribution The eoior
problem has Jet called forth IS The
Negro and the South. ~ John sharp
Williams, the leader of the minority
in tb House ~ Representatives and q
future United States Senator frozn His
sissippi. IL has long been recognized
that a S0utberuer's know ledge present
ed fairly is what the country has long
been awaiting. 3fr- Williams AZ Iasl
supplies his demand There are ~
unthinkfng denunciations - the
negro. He is treated fairly. AMI best
Of all. solutions o. bis future ars sug-
gested- Other .impr0tant articles iH
this number are '-Our Riches ~ the
Far North, by Jay Monroe Lztimer.
a careful. economical study ~ Alaska
General Grants Close Cali. By
Harry NJ Hill. which tells how ths
writer saved the Commander frcn1
capture and his army from desxrle-
ton and the narrative 81 one Peter
AIlaiEe. an AneFican merchant. wriE-
ten in the B2stiie. where b. hal been
iDcareerated on q cisarze ~ attempt
ing, - an agent u England. - p.si-
son Beniamin Franklin dnr1ng the
Revolutionary War There are great
stories By Robert Barr. ssiI1eEt Nat
son. May NeffenrY. Jeanne olive
Isoizeanx. Margaret Houst0n. Refers
Alexander Wason and Leonard Ner-
rick.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

.knee-deep 80 JuEs- j. the tisie ~
the nOveiette which opens the >avsns-
Der Smart set Re = writes IS
Eleanor uOyf BEainsEI- wko can telt
as bright and fascinating story - EmE
living writer This novelex-e j. - Tar
the most delfghffuI thinz 9Irs- Brlnsr.i
has yet done The story Moves wLt8
= dash and bu0yaney quite irrssis1io.s-
The Wonderful Lady. By Henry
SydnOr Harrison. IS a sh0rs story -hlI
hinges on . most diNertIng sItHaEion.
IL Is seldom that . magazine - able
to secure 30 delightful q Plees II
humoF. n "A fsIsass Mountain ta
TasseII Sutphen writes q Charming
love story The Nouan Dav is5a
Met. A" BY Edwin T. >a1fa- - nm angaz-
ing tale 81 a W0maH anaFehisrs The
Ota Jug" By Austin adams. H. q
splendid japanese love story King 5
X" by Juliet WiiDor Tompkius. IS
one Of that favorite authoE roilfeking
tales; \ Reconciliation. b. ~teph-
en- Gwynn. j. 3 powerful love story.
so uuerring in its psychology that It
can be read aagin and again. ard The
Wanderer, BY Katherine Neteaif
Roof. IS delicious BIT - humorous
dialogue
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

10 Is undIgesfed food that caHscs
s01fuses and painful indigestion. 10.
dol For Indigestion should be used for
reilsi. KodOl s. 4 solution ~ vegetable
acids. II digesfs what you eat, ]
e0rrects the deficiencies of digestion.
Kod0I conforms 10 the National PIrE
food and Drug Law. Sold here by
reldmeyer Ryos IrD20isfG
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30
BOOK LORE.

81 all the monthly talks fhat nz- 81
ward Everett Hale has given the read
ers 81 'sWOman-s Home eDmFanlnn.
none have been mere delightful than
that In the November issle wn
Thanksgiving Then and Neu-
With his wonderful poser of reuasDi--
eenciDz. Dr. Hale talks. rather th1n
writes. To has readers - ths eArlles
New England Th4nksglv Ing - tael
Puritanic setting. AID then - eslz
Iafter-tlay eeiebr2tins. stiii strang e
the 0id-time favor. yes pEeElANt wi-a
possibilities IN uhfeh rwentfezE-eeE-
fury steam ears and motors piay a
large part No ore eoul1 have wriE-
ter 50 deIightfaI 3 ksgiviaw hem
lily but Dr. Hale
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30
Distinguished visitors

Capt. T. Franklin ScbIey. Of the
Twenty-third Infantry and Mrs.
Scbley are visiting Miss Carrie Frank
lin franklin and Cathedral streets.
Captain Scbiey Is a son Of Rear Ad-
miTal Winfield scott ScbIey, q. ;. ~,
retired. and the TweDty-tbird IDfaB-
try - now stationed at Fort Madison,
opposite the Naval Academy for rife
practice. Miss franklin - an aunt 81
Captain Schley.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30
Fire in the couaty

The residence Of N. :. Dunlap. at
ArmigeT, this county, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Tue
blaze started shortly after midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap barely escaped
being compelled 10 leave the house
In their night clothes. All the fur
nitnre was destroyed. The insurance
amounted TO $3.50. which does not
cover the loss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

The digestion frv = fe4 49, - fsars6e-
II. Ssitz u Detroit Nich- szvE -EheY r..
me- u = bi8atsd feeling ard ez1se.i = pi.as
AM ard satisfsefery nSvsf1ezt # 80 49,
els.7 Prize, = ceEta- -sraple. free e E~isl
neysr Bro@'- Dry Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

A lady cnssonser ~ ours hzf ssssersr
Eifh tetter for tEo e. three gezr-- f ga -
lad On Der hznds that she eouId no< arrsnsi
70 her household dnfies. Ore box II fhan1-
berIain's Szlve cnred her Chara5erlazu' )
medicines xiFe spIerdif szliafzcfIzs - tbs
community. H RODxET 4 Co. A.
mond, Al GhamberiaSBis EedzE5nes ~
for saIe b. Feidmeyer Bro Drux Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30
cham D. rInin's Collie. Cholera and
Dfa srBloea Remedy Better than
Three Doctors

Thee years ago We lad three doctors
wiih cur little boy and everything that they
eouls DO seemed IN vain. Al last when all
hope seemed to be gone Sc began using
than.feriain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboef
Remedy AMI ~ lev hours he began 10 i'm
prove. To-Day he j. as healthy child a.
.x.rsnts could wish for.-MRs. q. J. JoHs-
,sos. Linton, Mis-. For sale by Feldmeyef
re- Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30

Fer Sale-Pigs. large and
small Apply 70 Dr. J. NJ.
Worthingfon, Omee, No. Isl
churchjStreet. ON
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Ii. and Mrs. w. X. Abbott, Of Wash
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Wedding, Mr.. Abbott IL 3 sister 81 the
bride
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
VETERANS ILL LUCK.
Held Up Three Times While Seeking
Temporary Home.

A veteran soldier, who came here from the
national home in Tennessee yesterday on
business connected with the pension bureau,
said last night that while hiking about
town trying to locate the Soldiers and
Sailors Temporary Home at 1O5 Sd street he
was 'held up three times by policemen
who demanded to know who he was and
what his business was in this city.
Il guess the policemen tackled me be-
cause l look so rough, he added Il had
to make my way here from Tennessee as
best.I could and my garments became con-
siderably soiled route and were a little
torn. But a smart policeman ought to
know that crooks, confidence men and fell
lows of that ilk don't go about in such
habiliments as l have on. They are usual
~ prosperous and dress in the height of
style"
The veteran finally reached the temporary
home showed his papers to Capt Maxim
the superintendent. and was given a room
and board besides being provided with some
clean clothing and d bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
"ROARING RAILS"
Mysterious Difficulty Which Engi-
neers Are Investigating.


LONDON, July 20.-As in America, so in
Europe the question of steel rails is attract
ing unusual attention. One of the most in
teresting subjects discussed at the recent
engineering congress here had reference to
what may be termed a railway phenomenon
the explanation and surrounding of which
has baffied the most experienced expert
mentalists and engineers. 1t touches the
comfort of railway travellers closely, as it
affects the quiet running of trains over
steel rails. Nearly all lines, it is said, suf
fer in varied degrees. The trouble arises
from roaring rails. This picturesque eupho-
niSm has the merit of descriptive accuracy.
The rails affected when trains pass over
them are said to set up noise like the
chattering of teeth. 1t can be detected at
once by the trained ear. The ordinary
traveller simply complains of noisy train.
This noise arises from the fact that on
some rails there develops in time series
of irregular knobs or projections, which.
although they are only quarter of a mill
meter In height. cause all the noise. They
are not due to wear. They extend some
times above the original surface of the
rail like warts the fingers of the hand
of man. They have long been known
to railway engineers, but when power tram
ways commenced the electricians
thought they had hit upon something new
and traceable directly to the power used.
However. the roaring rail was first named
that in India before electricity was applied
to railway problems, and 1t appears to
make trouble equally on railways over the
icy mountains as we'll as on sunny plains.
worked with steam engines and with very
varied density of traffic.
Before a remedy could be found the
cause had to be determined 1t was thought
that the firmness looseness of the bed
on which the railway was laid might con-
duce to the forming of the knobs, but the
warts are too generally distributed to JUS
tify this idea The metallurgical compost
ton of this metal, according to the engt-
neering congress. does not serve as expla-
nation because wide ranges in the analyses
have been found with roaring as with quiet
rails Rails made at the same time, prac-
tically from the same furnace contents. arS
indiscriminately affected and non-affected
Again the rail one side of single track
NAV be Enobbed and the other smooth
Analyses, tensile tests and microscopic OBJ
servatfons have not yielded a satisfactory
diagnosis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
DEATH OF MRS. FLATHER.
Wife of Bank Cashier Succumbs to
Tuherculocic

Mrs. Henry II. Father. wife OF an assist
ant cashier of Riggs National Bank, died
shortly after pm yesterday at her home.
oO6 d street northeast, after Illness of
about five years. tuberculosis was the
cause of death. She had spent much of
her time for the past five years away from
the city, at Saranac Lake n. Y, In North
Carolina and other places. in attempts to
regain her impaired health
Mrs. Flather was a native of this city.
She was formerly Miss Zaidee Nevius. her
marriage having taken place thirteen years
ago. She leaves. besides her husband, one
daughter. nine years of age.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock. at the family home.
and interment will be made in Rock Creek
cemetery. The services both at the house
and the grave, will be private.