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/ rrncl Grcibcit bate Damn rltr acs
rin8c Wtiihe. 9cfoitet.
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Baltimore Gampf Yadct So.
Mite uub Suurrfdi1ae Bai.atute.)
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~NuNcn6lif Dos Sronfen5immeH per
laiien. al5 Die I'M unteren StodiIbf
iinoIifen 6omilIenmitglisper iIbeit
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9amburg.M
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fIelb. . HsITuhu-u.
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nm Glflts, InfftisSb lerpationS @qeecn.
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@niprp eSrppe, lnfpie sort, eaHoper, Settpss
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Coins 1romo Sic Hp,uosmou"
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Wnd,e in Sorb's 0perrha1s" iibcr
sic 9rcttcr 7os oti;f mnrhc pnri.
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IS Der Tontominc Tlot MADDEN m1lB.
tc. 3rotbcm "pcrIoudte rms Qonbpuer
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erpies lid ollh il, Dem .N(SeIphi.
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grfo(oe morcn es,, melde omerifoni.
ihe Observation-Disclosures peranlobtan,
Das Stiit aud, bi%eraouiiiibreu III loirI
fen, rno no oaIielbp' Bis ieyt eeoebcn
purSe, criuies Is iif oils enc 3ltq, !
froit erIrcn Etntocs. .Saion", oei.I
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3cs haripiclcrild)eS 5Qleut 81 ehtsi
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d, beitebenoe .8cieQihoit pirft bel oeH
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oicle @ode nit n1O Die nrlprlln9lts
die Generic lteid3e III &elhon &c
brandt murSt, 'folntnt 5llr &cripclis
Dung. 9tW Sic &oititnc Ilno nclt.
N lbnuNbS."
&n oicicm brliebtcn @tuicntcnlpcl
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IN oNlbou0b'S Sbcoter" m%titritt,
fam lid bua Observation-Disclosures Eit
bliflm ouf cine genlibreihc Mohe
gciobt mad,cn. Gas Stiid boloclt
t%cfonntlid) bon cincm b~ibliidcn She.
ma, bod lit ooiiclbc 10 b~eorbcitct oob
cS Scocrmont, mcld)es 8loubcns cr
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rcid,c Reformation Don Mnrio bon
WoaboIa lit bon mcbr ais oNp0bl,
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Gei9aftss @egmelier.

3eituneen, 3eitihriiten etc.
,Ibe Baltimore Terps Co.," Daoio gbercrom.
bic. Dianuecr, 3iS @eits9ermansStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Observation-Disclosures

National.9 anfen.
,Shr Sfb sppm glatiuunI Eani," eaps nub
Greter.2trnbe. Saeob g8. Soot, RrdfbeHt;
,Meoue, RafIirer. t,Ift'Hs
y5trjt National ganf NJ 8altimprs," 8. e.
gSileoJ. aafiiref, II Sputb.SfraBe.
p, 90. e.. g9lglcr, dalIirer. --..s. . -. III
,,Weitern Ratiuudf Sanf," ". Rarriott, 0ait.
! rer, ID 9toros @uta>psStrnbe. Xxx
,,1ruSsrS & Wsehanirs' aatipaal Sani,n Gbas.
G.. MiHer, aoiiirer, yiorDweIt'ede 9utap'
uub SGheifesStrabe. .t.tt
r3birb National Yaut," Baltimore unb ylprtb,
GtraBe. .
rSarmers. & WlerfnutS' National Saut," Scutb.
gr uuo 2puibnrorStrubes 81, " -. ~ z
,GUhtitereia & Sarmrrs' Waiipual @ant, nqGiios
-lpeftsSde .Supuro' mo GermdRES traer; s..
3. Y'aInm'A aaltirer. X
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81 6nofntrn

Sruuets 8. afcmm. Rehtsunipalt, 225 Ct. Bnul.
Gtrnbe, Baltimore, gyio.
Gerl u. VI. shpte, 126-129 Gam 9utlbtra.
@nitaOnS 0prb, 26t-269 Gdlbert @utlotne.
=. Wm Srtmonn. ~ observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Marplanb. mno Gcnnipluania.S agn.

3iac u~c..aiicn 9,urth.9iuenne. Station: p
$50 Moraens Dort Gpit, 'tisIit, dusse1orr'
men Soltlltud.
COS WoreGns NeItn Nlcccm.. nur eountaa. "
$50 Mor9en5 @clair stccont, ti9lit, auases
tonlmc Snnrtiul. .
leo Mathniitta9e Weinir stccrir.. mr. eamfiap.
, 1925 Tufmittngs Dorf Ecft. td9itd, nisgef
%itputinen Solrtal.
4.O5 Nddmittaos SeItn s(tcont. mir Sourtne.
d, AS gtadmittu9s 9eGair srcor, t1eIi9. aliss
deitpnlmeit Spurlna.
600 Mberos Neltd siccpr1, tislidi. nuSees
l%lununen SpnrIfne.
100 Mberos Sciiu Icpm., MIR Sntntda,
ii.30 NbenoS @ciair Wetnin.. iiIlih. uusacs.
1isfHlGnsNepn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

NIHTlIOVHIVUBIIIV IT.
,Diarg:nnb rruit &C." ytpromeitaEde gaIctrt.
uno @ermun.Strabe. Grier SerIt, BrdTb
bent; G.. Q. 2imnlerItanr. Sefretdr: Carroll
San ReB, Ghabneifter.
Baltimore Srrit & @uarantre Co.," Gouitabie'
Nuitt ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

9aunaterialien, Sbiiren, 5eniter-
rabmen, 2aoen etc. .,
5ameS g. Guier & Co.. 115 unb lit, cub
Sreberid.Strabe. E
@eu. 3. eIoan & Bro, Ala. 2tgbtsStr. sEerite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

So StGat5sVanten. I .gic D..
r1cutithc @ani ppn Baltimore" Baltimore. unb
Soutoup .EiraBe. glueiift 28ebcr. Brdioent;
d. q. 8. Ji6t. Sfasmeiftcr. H.H- ,,atT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
SborsWol1fer

Spar.9anfen. ''snt -
rTeutEdr .epar'Sauf uau Sntttmore," @ntap.
uuo Baltimore Strdtei H'-N@
net SameS. Spnrtant," NdItimoresSnabe uno
~ GnfitinsSoui 9lpruue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

HaHc iir's MuSirno beiprat u. Maine. Orr.
4t3. Cit altimpre,3T, nalc Ga.pm&puie.Hpc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew York. Feb. s-SUGAR-A steady and IN
changed market was noted for London sugar beets.
with s. esd named for February and March At
New York the raw market was steady but quiet
ana unchanged. with centrifugal, 96-test quoted az
l332a3 49, muscovado. Ss-test. l5-l6a3 and mo-
lasscs sugar s9-test ll-i6a2aa, Refined was quiet
and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Stock: Rosin l7l74 barrels:
spirits twpeutinc. 5ii tar 7l9 Spirits turpeutine
duil at 7iia for machine-nade barrels. Rosin
was dun and quoted at As for common % good
strained. with Tar finn at 625s650 for oil barrels
MILL FEED firm. but dull Spring bTan in 100
H. sacAs AGO. middlins, BE; city bran, 200;
Western rcd dog, SIS.
FLOUR-Stesdy small business. Spring PATENTS.
4i5a46 S sTring clears &5la3s5: winter strsights,
350a3 CO. winter clears. 3l0a525. Kansas in sacks.
patents 375aIO); strsights 350ss65s clear 29os3 D
RYE FLOUR-Fum: moderate demand. at ASA
Az
CORN MEAL-steady; light inquiry; Kindred.
fer export. rs; coarse meal, II bags LC9aI-la.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dull, az 230aZ2
HAY-StuHg; snail supply. Receipts, so tons
Prime timothy, LIS Ne, !, Ll0i No. ?, 95alc0; No.
8, s5a9o
STRAW-Steady: slew trade. Long ne. 61aTa.
BEEF-Firm. moderate trade Family, ll5Oal550:
packet l00al250
PORK Market is firm. Ness lssal9@; family.
l2OalaD
TALL0w- strong. but quiet. City quoted at ss.a
67s in hcgshesds.
LARD-Struug Prime Western. l0S5; city SIS:
refined continent l5.f5; South American. llC0: r.
tined Brazilian. kegs. Zoo; city stearine, II. Ol01-
steariue quiet; city, u2.: Chicago. IN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-10
WORRY ABOUT KINGS TRIP.
RumOr Says His Visit to Paris Is to
Avert World War.

London Feb 9.-There was quite
scare early this week. especially on the
Paris Bourse. over the ramored object of
King Edwards visit to Paris. 1t was re-
peatedly asserted that a crisis had arisen
which was threatening the worlds peace,
and that the King had FASTENED TO consult
French statesmen IN an effort TO avert
war. The Kaiser, of course, was the OBJ
jeCt of suspicion. II was asserted that,
now that he had secured a free hand at
home By defeating the Socialists, ne was
already preparing to give an order for
full steam ahead in an aggressive foreign
policy.
There is nothing to bear out this alarm
list assumption. Germany's foreign policy
has been too thoroughly disorganized by
the unexpected Anglo French entente to
venture yet upon any bold aggression.
That entente has been strengthened, in
stead of weakened by German threats
and German Establishments. II is safe for
the present against any German ma
neuvers whatsoever.
That the Kaiser viii devote himself
more actively to foreign affairs in the
future than in the past few months goes
without saying. That he is planning any
immediate coup Of a sensational nature
may be confidently denied
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-10
DEEDS or TRUST.

Triuidad-Eichard a. Colston ct ux 70 Richard A
Ford and Walter q. Davis. 70 secure Columbia
Permanent Building Association, 500 lots 60 and
H. block TO-
Columbia Hoiglts-AIbCrt il. Os.eiman 20 Perez H.
Russell and Thomas IT. Baues. to secure Isaac
T. Bryant. Ss0. ! to months pcr cent part
lot s. block p
square SS2-Auton Zichtl CT ia % George vs.. Lin
EHs and james N. Woodward, To secure William
H. Linkins $3.50 years. per cent. semi
annually. lots g. Sc ana = three tsusts Of 81 800
each. oue On each lott Same % john g. Wee
don and George W. White. 10 secure p T. Ben
lot s.. same so same, 20 secure same, Ike debt,
lot g.
Reservation B-Jcscfh T. Gatti ct uy % C. Gin
Ton James and Edward J.. Schvar;z. 20 secure
Peter Latterer. $500 ycals. Per cent, quar-
teTly. pan lot :.
Square s83-Autou Zchtl et Tx. 60 Alexander Mum
caster and Jesse /. Hciskel. 90 secure Elizabeth
McAiahon. 1850 years. per cent. s5mi-auuu.
ally. lot s. same 20 same, 20 secure same. like
debt. lot e.
Square 6l5-CalBe Y Harris et sir James T.. 70
Harry l. Rust ard benjamin s. Minor. 90
cure Harold L. Johnson. $500 years Ter
cent, semi annually, lot rs
Square jO2-AHdTgW J. SANFORD Ct uX 10 Benjamin
J.. Leighton and George J. Williams. 70 secure
Eruesjine D. Tertiiuger $500 3 years. Der
cent scSii-aunmiy. lots + and q.
square 1910 Edward j. KmlalI 10 Frank T. Raw
lings aud Frank 5. Collins 10 secure H. H. x.
Dury. SI.0l3. i year, ptr cent, semi-auuUally.
part original lot a.
Larier Heigbts-Abbs X Walter 10 William Z. Ed
nonston and Louis T. Peak 90 secure Ccrc0ran
Fire Insurance Company. $50. 3 years, ; pr
cent, semianuuslly. lot g.
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INCOME TAX FRAMED
French Minister of Finance
ExpOunds New Measure.
CHIEF SOURCE OF REVENUE
Main Object of Reform, Says VI. Call
Iaux, VIII BE to Re-estabIIsh Also
lutte Equality of Charges-Lighten-
ing of Burdens of Less Fortunate.
Tax to be Progressive,

London, Feb. Elm an additional in
terview on the subject published IN all
Of the important Paris newspapers, NJ.
CalIlaux, the French minister OF finance.
states that his proposals are elaborated
for the creation of an income tax, the
famous income tax which Frenchmen
have talked about for so many years,
which they have denounced as dangerous
and impossible. and which they have now
come to recognize as inevitable. Accord
ing to NJ. CaiIIaux himself, the system he
proposes viii not be one Of half meas
ures. The tax. a progressive one. is to
become chief source % revenue, re-
placing what are called the "quatre con-
tributiOns dlrectes.' To use 81. Gail
lauxs own words: THE main object Of
the reform will be TO re-establish an alb
solute equality Of charges; TO exact from
certain classes Of income now wholly or
partly exempt from taxation their proper
contribution. and to tighten the burden
which weighs on the taxpayers Of the
country districts and the small towns &"
But the reform must go farther. NJ. Call
laux thinks; it must provide that great
fortunes pay on a higher scale than aver
age fortunes, and average fortunes than
small fortunes. Thus the new tax is to
be progressive Incomes will be CLASH
fed and taxed separately, the tax being
levied If possible at the source; then a
mans income from all sources viii be
added up, and "A surtaX viii be le lied on
it according to the amount
To sum up again, in the words Of NJ
Caillaux, the reforms is 20 include "the
suppression Of unjustiiable privileges; a
tightening Of the burdens OF the less for
tunate classes, and a moderate and care
fully adjusted increase Of the contribu-
tions Of the wealthy classes. There must
be nothing arbitrary IN IL. and it must
exclude any kind of inquisition into d
mans private affairs. such as an exami-
nation OF his books" The public funds
were weak on Saturday. and il is sus-
pectcd that the men VINO control the
money market intend 20 engineer a slump
in French reutes. with the idea OF fright
ening Parliament into rejecting n Call
lauxs proposals. The finance minister
it is said In anticipation Of this move
sent for the principal dnanciers in Paris
explained his proposals 20 them. and in
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removed from that OF Mr.. Belmont.
Newman & Smith, a New York firm, with
Offices in this city. have the contract for
building the Huff house.
EIks' Home Under Way.
The Charles Cassidy Company OF build
ers have the new home of the Elks, on II
street. between Ninth and Tenth. already
under way. and it will go up during the
summer.
There are TO be other business buildings
begun. other residences, apartment
houses. and stores in different parts OF
the city. while the big structures nearing
completion by the government. by the
railroad companies. by the banks, trust
companies, and business firms viii be car
ried on. many of them TO be finished and
occupied before the end of the year.
The American Contractor, of New York.
has compiled tabulated statement Of the
building operations in most of the cities
of the United States for the month of
January. It shows that the aggregate
amount Of building as compared with the
same period "a year ago is less for all the
cities covered, but in the ease of a number
OF them there was substantial increase.
Washington is among the cites which
show a less number of permits issued and
Operations begun than a year ago. The
following show an increase in the number
of structures begun; Atlanta, IS; Buffalo,
Il; Chicago. 10; Chattanooga, II; Daven-
port, IS; Duluth. 3; indianapolis. 223;
Memphis, 70; Mobile IS; New Orleans, %;
Omaha, 81; Philadelphia. 43: Pueblo. 80:
Rochester. 81: St Paul, p; Syracuse, III;
Washington. 80; Worcester. &c. The chief
port. 50; Cleveland. So; Denver, %; Detroit.
IS; Grand Rapids, IS; Kansas City, %:
Louisville, "a; Los Angeles, 2S; Milwaukee,
g.; Minneapolis, q; Nashville, 81; New
Haven. 80; Newark, 10; New York. %;
Paterson, IS; Pittsburg, IS; St. Louis, s;
Wilkesbarre, q. The total permits for
January in the cities reported aggregated
So 922 $50, as against $40 19S 939, a loss Of II
per cent.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday. February =. 1907:
Regular call-No. 1913 Adams Express Company
vs. Adams Appellants attorneys. ". 5. Thomas
and s. T Thomas; appglloe's attorneys a. b Webb
and II. l. Franc
No. 1916. Moore rs PywcI Appellants att0r-
neys. Leckie, Fulton & Cox; appCilees attorneys.
j. J. Darlington and e. C. James.
No. l67S- Nicolai vs. Galloway. Appellants attor
neys. LCckie. Fulton * Cox, j. \. Toomey. ard K.
5. Hume. appellee's attorney 5. T. Thomas
Nos. 1854 BarstoW Capital Traction Com
Iauv Appellants attorneys +. J. Hogan and W
J. Lambert; appcllecs attorneys. r. Ross Penny K
Son and q. 7, Dunlop
No I6s6 Davis vs.. Davis Applicants attorneys
NJ. \. Richardson and J. \. Cobb. appeilecs at
t0ruey, II. II. Classic.
No. lass. American Security and Trust Company
rs. District If Columbia. Appellants attorneys, 4.
=. Browne and G, Z. Hamilton sppellee's aUtur-
neys. J. H. Thomas and T. II. Stevens
No l6Ss. Union Trust Company vs. District q
Columbia. Appellants attorneys. A. =. Browne
and q. +. Hamilton; appeliee's attorneys, t. H.
Thomas and +. Il. stephens
No 1892 District q Columbia rs. Duryge. Ap-
pellant's attorneys. i. H. Thomas and h T. Blair:
appellees attorneys. J. 4. Cuttings and +. J. HO-
gan.
No. 1895. Howis0n vs.. Mason. Appeilant's at
tcrneys, Hallam & Haam; appellee attorneys T.
A. Jones. Blair * Thorn. and H. r. TaEEaTr
No 1887. Brown IS. District 81 Columbia. APP
pellants attorneys. T. 5. Douglas and /. II. David
appellees attorney, H. I. Blair.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Edwin IT. Pillsbury. salesman In the
Office Of David Moore. spent several
days in New York last week on a BUSH
ness trip.
Edward T. Bates has Joined the
forces Of the a. +. Fox Company. and
viii have charge of the sales depart
ment Of the business
Marvin e. stone is making prepara-
tions 10 erect a brick factory at 90 .
street northeast, at an estimated cost Of
$500. 4. 81 Schneider is named us
architect. and J. u. Baden is the
builder
Walter l. Nanrise has taken out a
permit 10 erect frame dwelling at
Nichols avenue and Trenton place.
Charles A Lohr Is the contractor. and
the estimated cost is $1,000
Moore 4 Hill. who are 10 move their
real estate offices To the Foster Build
ing in G street, viii occupy their old
stand on Fourteenth street for about q
week. Delay in finishing the new Office
rooms is the cause of q change Of plans.