davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

IN EENT-E4xxe hz1s week tzrx. sEnazs
ssaxsees A2o tws eFsnisss r1sa wesSl I. q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

F0E SALE .zrs lssssa AFpag II 4 gam
All Is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

II RENE--19fsHa go01nE 3n .hA t@sngA2ra
kspag- ssE<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

The vital statistics @f stowe for Tar
gea4 1906 show sas there we're ten
marriages, FORTY thfae hiEthsy and zh5rxF
four deaths ID thus taKa lagsng thss
period.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

rtA-sgzyn alaaI A@@sR Nt H1tnsg III Ia1m 2na
rssess@1 sfEee1& LIS haHh Agsat@ Aaa
SIX. Hggsg curTaee sasr ieE Eser1gz street.
A7s-sSAas< Ieaezasax 81 M q EsaakIgn sfHAes.
Si&-EpGN sattasE 1t caxnsr II 81 ASA nrNAa
Erla Hsf,4srr E4+s.sssS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
@rridnuunSencr sdmhmeiItcr.

Sem al II, Gonn., 12. Sc
6rllar.-N. 8. Sloper, Der GrGlioent
Der yNep Britain Natioml6anf,"
febrte aus 9tep.Dorf nad) pergcblis
DIEM llnfrogcn nuG Ieinem SdNpos
ger, Dem Sdobmcilter Der Sparbonf
bon 9teip Britain, 81. =. @altcr, 5l-
riid. Gr erflGrt, er ipiile iest iperi7
ger sur 9lufflGrung Oe8 &eri6ipin-
bens oes Serrn 8ulfer, oils am Sonn-
tag No1mittag bel Ser 9lbreiIe nod)
9tep-Dorf no6 @nlpfang Scr IS. ".
Merrium" unter5eidlctcn 9cpeiHe,
ipeld)e meloetc, @ulfcr iei getoOtet
moroen. SIN 2olie oeS Cages erfolgtc
Elm leidjter InItrrm orf Die Sonf,
ipeldJe 9epolitcn i'm Setrage BON
$S,000,000 Fat.
(SpGter.) - Gin 0efi5it BON
$150,00O ioll in Den &ednungell
@alfer'S entoedt moroen leill, uito
Die Yriifllng Der Bidder lit nod nid)t
poQenoet. Ger gniturm Der @ldltbi-
ger auf sic 9anf lit i'm 3uleDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

S6miot lit ieilte @itttpc, 6rolt Git
iobetb S6miot, sic Gr6in unO oud
Observation-Disclosures 3os Sc
itomert Oattrt bonn q. 6ebruor
1888.
Rof Dem i'm @oiicngcri6t eingc.
reid)ten SeItoment BON Daniel @ult-
non pom 81. Sftober 1903 lit sic
@ittpe, 6rou Morgorct Cannon,
ais ltniperiolerbin fir 2eben85eit, 10
mic ais EeitomcntSoouItrederin &C.
nomnt. 9tud ibrem 2lbleben iol Scr
NodIoB inter feline ainoer ooer Nid-
ten nertbeilt meroen. Sir Sen SAL,
DAB feline iol6en borban6en iinO,
lit f%olgenOe 9eitimmung getroffen:
$4,000 iollen benz 9ii6of GIoncp bon
@lpbirL Gountp &oscommon, SrlonO,
fir 0te ietpeiIige glrtsbiloung zines
Stu0enten Ser Sbeologic iibcrgeben
iueroen uno ser 9feIt Dem Cardinal
Gibbons, be3iebuugSpeiie Oeiiengtod.
fol8ern sur Gu86ilomg zines Stu.
Oertten fir oos YrieIteromt in ser
9io3eIe Baltimore.
@erlangt 8eiiBtiteI.
Sr. Sorrp %. Morsoen bat in Ser
5peiteu Abtbeilung 0e8 &rei8geri6tS
qegen Srn. Ilcran0er q. 9olfiel0
cine &loge eingerei6t, IN pel6er CT
Oie NuSitellilng 0eS 9eIittitelS fir ein
Don ibm bon Srlt. 3oIficlO am 10.
Nopember 1906 gefouftcS Stiif 2ono
an Ser &eiIterstomn.Hooo, etrpa 10
Weilen bon Baltimore, perlongt.
&Iogt ouf @onOwerfer>
In pru Of.
SIM &reiS9cri6t SIT 3omion 6ean-
trogte 9upbonie s. HoIiu Sen Ser
foitf zines gigentbums bon 6roll
gli5o6etb @0lfer ar Ser @omilton-
Npente, INN ieinet SonOperfer.9(n-
iprll6 bon $tG22.t4 ans benz Grl0S
5tt 0eCfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
SranonngliG in glfcntOiun.
9ddcr rn0 feline bier &in-
Ser Iterben Sen 6lomntentoO. =
9tltr sic Mutter entfam.

Ser Iterben Sen Slommeuto0.
9ttr sic Wutter entfam.
4Ilentom II, $50, ~. Se6ruor.
- gOmin @. NeiOeno1er, Elm bieii9er
9Gfer, uno ieine bier fleinen 8tnOer
iino geItern 9lben0 bei cinem SrnnD,
Ser ibr &eim 5erit0rte, un's 2eben
gefommcn. Der Safer, Ser cine 8df-
ferei nc6en ieiner @obnltng betretbt,
mar am 9atfen elmer groBen WaIie
&reppeln fir Sen 6aitnadtstag be-
i11ftigt, ais oo8 Set IN Der Shame
in Brand geriet6 uno Oieler auf oos
SouS ii6eri6lug. ES1t ieinem S6reden
ronnt er in OoS obere Stodpcrf, no
ieine Sinoer iAliefen. gr fam 31t
ipGt; ser Ioltd) in Den 3immern mar
10 oiGt, boB er mitlammt Den aitoern
criticize ilno sic 2ei6eu no66er Der
6ralutten. Die Mlttter, Die bel Dem
g[ltS6ril6 oes 6cuer8 getpedt murOe,
elite aus Dem &ollie, Inn Die Selter-
mebr 81 olorntirclt, 1ln0 ais lie nad]
@o1lie 5uriiffebrte, mar OieIcs IdJon
gol5 in 5lommcn. 0eit 9r0Bter WtiiDe
fonnte sic 6elermebti iie oorart Din-
bern, ooB lie ii6 iel6it in Die feltrige
'M}QIic mari. 2uS 0ds 6eter gcl0idt
49,
mar, fono man &eioelaller llnb ieine
bier &inoer, ben odjtjG6rigcn SercD,
sic ic6sjGbrige 6omie, bic pieri0b-
rige Youline unO Ben 5lpeijGbri9en
grtbur, I'M @oroer3immer oes 5mei-
ten Stofes per6romtt. Der Softer
bieIt nod oas jiingitc aino in lei
men 9(rmen. Gei0enaler mar 80
Sabre aft; feline @ittpe befinoet iid
iebt in 6eoenflidem 3litanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Sine urganiiirte 9icbsbanOc.

--
Gin @eriu6 sur 9qfreiung bon @e=
fangenen in 6reoerif fii6rt sur
Gntoefung elmer @altiterbonbe.-
Gin Neger ent0eft ben Blon 5lt-
fGQig.-Gie SelferS6elfer in Soft.
Ser @erilld zines Monnes, Ser ii6
Soiepb 9ltlonep nennt uno 9oltiz
more ais ieine &eimot6 on9ie6t, bier
8efangene aus Dem @efQngniB 81
6reoerid 81 beircien, fat ST. Der Gt1t-
0edung elmer moblorganiiirten 0ie6s-
bon0e gefii6rt. 9ulonep, pelber 40
Sabre alt lit uno I'M 9tll0uIt lebten
SabreS in 6re0erid ouf mebrcrc Wto-
nate ndd Dem Staotarbeitsbouie &C.
inn0t murOe, iGIih jib am Montog
Oltrd cine &ittertbiire in Oos &C.
fGngriB 81 6reoerif Elm, no bier
Wf0nncr megcn onge6liden 9icb.
itnblS ibrcr Yro5ciIirung entgegcn
iebcn, uno rei6te einem oeriel6en
NomcllS Goiep 5rpci longe Weiier
nit iGgeorti9em Hiifen. 3tf0Qig &C.
tpobrte Ser Sod 0es GrfGngnilieS,
elm Neger, Ocu &orgong, uno oils
@efongenenm0rtcr eugene 9fleronoer
n%adid)olte, fonO CT Die Meiier in
Soiep'S 3eQe. 8ulonep mltr0e ipGtcr
auBerbolb OeS @ei6ngniiies ~nerbaftet,
.unO IpGter nobm Die Boli5ei 5nei an.
0ere Mdnner ais angebliGe Compile
cen 9uloneDs felt, Die lid @n1. Glepe.
lano uno @m. Barnes nenren urto
e6enfaas bon Baltimore slt ltommen
on9e6en. Die 8e9oroe lit Ser feIten
lleber5el1gung, DOB Die iieben 9(rre-
Itonten 81 elmer moblorgonilirten
9iebSbonbe geb0rer. GoieD lit Elm
~@unoer". SonOi6ellen periagen
bel i6m ibren 3iuef. 9(ls CT Dor me6s
reren @oden pcrboitct mlroe, if)iit,
telte CT JIG nit &eidtigfcit ob, icl6lt
ols ibm Die @Gnoe nllf Dem &iiden
5uianmen g~efettet iplroer. 8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Decentralization.

,,lirt RatIunnl gauf pf 9aftImure," !. y.
Ntlcor, GaIbicr, II Soit9sStraBe.
=, 3,Ucitr IatipnafsSnul," 432 Giios9ronoluop,
" IS. gSnaner. Gafiirer.
,,gScitcrn National Sauf," SO. MInrrtott, Ga'
f6ter, ia Noros@utapsStruBe.
uGrpucrs e Mehantcs' giatiunnG ganf,"
@5us. g. Wiuer. 9nibter, gtpropeit'Gde @u'
tam. uIlo 6a1eitesG traBe.
9~iatiunal 9nuf, Baltimore uno gsortbs
GtruBe; Sng un6 anht often.
,SarnictS & MerflantS' 9~lattunaI Sang,"
Goutbs uuo 2ombdrosStrdBe.
,Gunlmercini g. Surnlers National 9nuf," Siio'
Ucits@de Sopdros mo @ernarsStrp s S.
Ynlonir, 8itIfssGaftrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
grhffahcn.

Srou 6. q. - 50 melt inns be-
FAINT, geben aIle grobe @eidNifte III
Baltimore, Sic Md6nrbeiien perrid).
ten lniien, slrbeiteit ms Snls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

y II oct TN Il II Bcs Scbett. -
IN 81. Yetcron'S 2ugirboits, Nr. 727,
Siio : WroobipaD, lullroe geItern
Modnlittdg Inn H2 ll6r ser 40.jGb.
rigc George Duff bonn Better in lei
llcni Bette tobt oltfgefnnoen. 9tebell
linn Lag cine foit geleerte 6lai6e NIT
&arbplidiire. Coroner Suoler pont
6itliden Ye5irf itellte ben Gooten.
ibein aiii SeIbitmoro burd. &arbpl-
i1ilre ais unbefuitntcr ltrlod)e ats.
Der SclbItmorocr, Scr ben S1lof.
roillrt MottaB abenb iirit Vii llbr
be5ogeli bate, mnr Der Toli5ei felt
2aneem ais cine iener fraetpiiroieeit
GriitetSen befannt, Die an Warfet.
Elace nt6 Der Yrottitrube nlltlos
bernnlntgctn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Seine Gon5eiiion il /
0eutfhe G.

8oris, 12. Sebrl1or. - 1as ahls'
tpdrtige Mmt bat feline 9eItutignng
Der in Der fran5olii0en 8reiie ber-
breiteten Wclorng, bob Geltlbe, I'M
8ioeriprud) nit ben 9eItintntiligen
Der Gpnpention bon aleeciros, Gon.
5ciiipnet fiir OoS Mcgcrcdt 5il elmer
Giien6obn bon Sungcr nod Scrocbe,
Wnroffo, aeiidert 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

gnnt SubnnnIen, III RorosG1arIes. StraBe.
anrl u. ~. Sduft, 1870 2au.Builblne.
8nitnuus IorU, 261-269 @alberts9lttloing.
q. Om. Srtmuili, iii Noros@barlessStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
0ei6dttss@ cgmciier.

9citunoelb 3eitId)riften etc.
she Baltimore gleiuS Co.,. 9ueib @bererou'
bic, NtaEager, 319 Meiis8ermGrsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Selter-&e
uStubnl Sniuranee So. If 2iuerpuol," Senrb
W. gSarfielo, NeiioeEi Wtnnaaer, 101-102
gbnmber OF Commerce Building.
y@erntania Seueruerfdcrnngs $ 8eienfdbaft,"
Baltimore uno gtprt1aStrabe.
Wn. &. S6n6elfprb G. Co., is uno II gbau'
berS Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

STUDENT + at 8ofen. =
Ser Stitoent oes 5obn1r5tliden Sol
legs Scr WarplGnoer llniperlitGt go.
bert 6. 9(len, 10 Sabre alt, erfronfte
in ieitelt &oltbauie an @eIt.2er.
ington-t nabe EineitroBe an oen
9lottern, uno lit nit ieitten in bent
lelben 3immer mobnenOen Mitltll-
benten s. 6. Courtney unb Sronf
2eslie nd6 Dem GuorontGne-SoIpi-
tai ge6radt porben. IQen lit nllr
Ieidjt erfroi1ft. Die @ciunobeitS6e-
beantten inpften iammtlide SalS6e-
mobner uno lteIten bos SoltS ul1ter
Quarantdne.
ans Ser Salt ent Iaiien.
= George 81. Slorence bon Scr. 1908,
Eres6urp.S traBe, pelder am II.
Sanuar ieinen Sreunb CHARLES Auif
5lf1aig IN Die 9ruit ihoB, tpurbe ge.
Itern in Ser norbneItli1en Boli5ei-
itotioh olls Der SOFT entloiien, on
Anif, Der ii6 oltf bem @ege scr
SelIerllng b%cfinoct, iel6It 5ltgab, bob
Elm llnfuQ borlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Seirntbs.2 iccnscm.

Worime GonlorL 30, ulO Grace
0ooe, %. Applifont Marime Cont
Ion, Nr. els, 90. Str.
@0mar0 Gou9btp, 20, unO Sora6
6. Maiiep, 18. NppIifont SoDn j.
O'9feill.
SoneS s. 6lprmL 33, ltno Morglle-
rite Gopanougb, %. @pplifant Batr.
G%aponou9b, Ger. 1857, @ou6ertsS Str.
@ilmer z. Sarmon "a, unO Marp
Died. IS. Npplifont 8ilmcr z.
Sarnlon.
SoBn 6. aal6miniter, IS, un0
Otarp q. Clements, II. Ipplifm1tin
Morgoretto Menfam, &r. POI, 9forO-
8oibingtons Str,
&eter s. @orotp8fi, II, tlO @ua
9oot6, %. 9lppIifonten MiGoel iulo
9bilomeno @orausfi, g1r. 1925,
9onfsStr.
Bernard 8etdersfp, %, 1no &u-
6eG W~eper6off 20. 9lpplifnnt SorrD
aoIoDncr, Nr. 908, 8enniplonnias
NDenlle. rlJ
6ronf Toiner, 90, ltt6 9(nnie Sop-
Tor, %. Applifunt SoIcpb q. 9eu,
Nr. .4t9, Noro.Sig6.Str.
@Smin sc. &eio, JIM, a, unO Sc
roma 6. Cumberland, %. &ppIifant
@omin 90. NeiO, ju1y Nr. 301, Dit
Nortb. 9(penne.
Soiepb Simon, "a, unO S0a Colo
pit6, "a. Npplifont Samuel Star,
Nr. Oil, SamnsStr.
gilbert SO. @iGfinion, 80, unO
Goiieni @. 8iciifer, 30. Npplifant
@. stein, Scr. 62S, 5remont.2lpe.
SpOnep 86itebiQ, %, uno @abel
@ump, %. Npplifont Spollep g.
6ronf, nSotel 9etpeOerc."
@eorge 6. @ilcog, 20, ltn0 Gite1a
M Snop, %. gpplifon 9lmon 9.
Green, Rr. 3St, @teBtmansS Str.
SSrael Zimmerman 20, uno @nt-
ma Zimmerman. Applifnnt SSrael
Zimmerman Tr. 274y Roro'@reter-
StroBe.
&orrp 81. Selling, %, unb Cattle
rine u. 6. Deems, %. g(pplifont 9.
M. Deems; Ger. 1921, Noro.Eeabo0p-
StroBe.
G6orleS 6. &iQper, %, uno Gar
RE 81. SouIitid, 10. Npplifant 6.
6. SiGper, g}r. 1859, Noro. Sutton
9(penre.
6reoerid $. 5ofion, 81, ltno Scar
Quret 8. @oomeS, 30. @pplifant 8re,'
0ertd 8. Sadiott Ger. SOP, @eIt'3ap-
cite traBe.
G6arIeS g. Sell, 81, unO emma
Gent, 20. 9lpplifant G6os. 8. Sell,
Nr. $40, Silo,@onroesStr.
SoIepb 8. Gobertion, %, rno
Oora0o g. Slogan, 81. applifont
Soiepb $. &obertion, &ortSmortb,
So.
Soicp6 $. @oiiic, 80, ui0 @roce
Wc@olp. IS. 4pplifont Gborles 8,
Go6r, gtr. 1862, @elt.5apette'S Str.
Moies S6ermon, 81, uno 2ena
2orontbal, 26. Mpplifant WtoIeS
S6ermon, Scr. 267, 9torb.@reter- Str.
Sobn q. &cnner, %, uno Glolt-
Dine 6. 9ooper, 10. Gpplifant 81.
$. @erreclotb, Gimltco.
So6n Z. Barrett, 81, uno Gli5os
betb Settler, %. 9lpplifolt Sreoerid
SlborSg 9fr. 1903, Galtern-slpenrle.
Otto 6. Sronf, 81, unO Pima e.
G0rriitg, 30. Spplifant Sanes 90.
&c. 2odermon Nr. S3S, Siio;S 6orp-
StruBe.
@iQinm u. McGuQorgl. Al, uno
0elio Quinn, 80, 9lpplifalt 9tobert
s. Smpbe1, Ger. 704, Sorrelt.Str.
Bbilip 81. 20lielg %, uno &atba-
rine &. Wteper, 81. applifant S. $.
9aber, Der. 125-t3t, Sf 9olti-
more. StroBe.
SomarO s. 9ongbmdn, %, uno
2ulo Sroocr, %. 9(pplifant Soparo
$. @ollobman, 9tr. 1907, 8ellnlpl-
pania. Noennte.
@iGiom Zimmerman 40, uno 6lo'
renee 81. 5000, 81. 9lpplifant Com.
@oooy 9tr. 1884 Brebtman.Str.
6rcoerid @, Goof, 30. uno 8innie
0olol, 81. 9pplifont Mattbems
2pnn, Nr. t7l0, Sobnion.Str.
Martin 5. &por, jun, 81, nno
Nobie&. Solution, IS. Gpplifant Wt.
s. HpalL jnlt., Scr. If, Oit.Senrietto'
StraBe,g g
Oonalo 6. 9oroner, 26, uno 8e-
alma y. Sites, "a. Wpplifant Sonal0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
ruIt.Gnn1hnnnie'

WlnrDlano Srnit Co., 9loroipcitsGde GnIOcrl'
uto @ermunsSirabc. Grier Scri6, Frui ;
6. G.. zimmerman, Setretdr; Carroll Ban
NcB, S6aBmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Q[hnnfnten

Baltimore srnt C @narantie &c." gart'
tables@ebdubP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Mormor- un0 @ronit-0erfe.
8. Silaartnrr & GB1ne, 7l4-t8 g8eFts9aIti'
5er OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

8upferiGmieoe uno 8lllmbers.
3otu Subcrt, TIA 1bame5sS trube. 6 & g.
QDoIfe 1929.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

8ter Sungen IN Sic Belle
rungsanit olt. Toli5eirifter
9untligan bon Caution ionote g%eItern
WtorBen Die bnl6piihiigen Sitngen
SEQ 6arl, Cigar Sltrlep, glr6er @r.
mer itlto Hobert glllcn llof7oer st.
Wnricn : Snorltricifllle," lpeil lie
por eini8en 1aget ben t4.i1brigelt
Subn Sappel BON Rr. 416, Sombnrb.
StraBe, oerartia perpriigeIt batten,
Dab ct Dem 8oOe nabe mar. Der
Sltngc liegt nod idlpcr fronf oornie-
ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
9anfert.

,ScutI6e spar.Snuf BON Baltimore" gitntp'
itno 8aItimoresStrabe
vSt. SnntcssS parDant," 8nltinoreSStraBe uno
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Gtnnt3sVnufpu

,Scutidc' Gnnt MN Baltimore" baltimore NIB
9oIibansGtr., glu9uit gSeber Brdiloent, e. :.
Slot SdutGcificr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

ST. 8roofline, Maii., lit @citeral
Gbomos 8. talbot, ipeld)er oen 9iir-
gerfrieg ais Artillerie.S berit nit.
mud)te ullo Inter Yrdiibent Sobnipt
bos Nntt cines Siilfs- @crterolaniDoltS
Der Scr. Stontrn beflcibete. i'll Mlter
BON 81 SoDren cilleln Sdlaganiaa
erlege,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

@ruroeigent9itmS 4eenten urtb
e&6noler.
pierre 6. 9usan & Gepbew, 10 Dft.2e1ins'
ton.Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Slog9cn, 9anner, glb5ei6en.
Stsru Yrus, 9tr. 10, @eits2eginetonsSt~aBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

@oltutotertdIien, SbHren, 5enIter.
ru6men, &aoen etc.
Samrs q. Suffer & Co., 1t5 uno lit, Sfb'
frcoeridaStrdbe.
Geo. n. Sluan & Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

8ionos rno Grgeln. n.si
G6as. Wf. Siieff, 0 Roros2toertps StraBe.
Nit. 9nn6c & On, aDrics@ebdiloe, Wit. TobaI-
gOelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9ompf- ur6 @olierrSei5ltne.
6, q. Shacdcr, 742 Sits2ombarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Bopier ulto Bopitr.0 iiten.
Smit9, SiGou Co., tO5 uno t07 SnnopersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

griffith & snrner csmpann. 2O5 M..9aca.e Cir.
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8fer6egei6irr.6 obrifanten.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13
Revival of Tan Shoes

In stylish footwear the dressy young momen
will adopt tan shoes once more. But such pref
ty tans-low cut, plain toe and two dainty pearl
buttons.
Dull feathers will continue to be extremely
modish for street wear.
But for the finest dress shoes, there is nothing
better than these nobby patent ties and pumps
The number of high class novelties shown in
these will reconcile the woman of taste to the
old order.
A few features worth seeing on Opening Days
Spring styles in Christie s ties of patent calf
Note the fine lines, the plain drop toe, Ostend
last Cuban heel. Price $500.
Both OXfords and Pumps are shown in new
tan shades made of imported Russian calf and
brown vic feathers. Have medium high Cuban
heel and the daintiest OF bows. $500.
Tn the dull shoes for street wear we show the
most popular styles including Butcher and
Christie. Also the wanted pumps with self trim
med bows. These are, per pair, $500
The ever serviceabe patent calf pumps for
street wear are also ready for opening display.
Plain toes medium heels, welt soles. The finest
of custom-made shoes, and the best five dollar
shoe obtainable anywhere.
All of the above are the best models for 1907
They\are the best bench-made goods made by
the beA manufacturers Of the country-Laird,
Schober\& Co., for which we are sole agents in
Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13
Let Your Thoughts Turn
Westward.

You can't quite afford to pass by the waist
department at this Opening. The high-class
goods seem to be more and more beautiful both
in material and detail. 1t is self evident that
our waist department has a style standard
which has never been attained by any other
house in the south.
Just few numbers which we consider lead
ers in this, the greatest waist season we have
ever enjoyed.
An exquisite model is shown in the new filet
net by Raudnitz. This is an elaborate creation
of hand work. made up Of netting, crochet and
ladder effects, combined with cluny, rose point
and baby Irish laces. Selling at $4,000.
A handsome Shamrock waist is made of Irish
all over embroidery, profusely trimmed with
Valencia lace and Irish crocheted wreaths of
roses and leaves. Price $3.50.
Another dainty model is made of French blue
messaline, with yoke and sleeves of hand made
English cluny and ruf1les of Val lace Selling
at $3.50.
Among the soft lingerie waists is handsome
model with eyelet hand embroidered yoke in
lilac design and the entire front, sleeves and
back, of alternate tucks and cluny lace. Price
$500.
Imported French hand made waists, with
yoke of hand made Irish crochet motifs on
cluny lace, in combination with thistle design
of French knots. Selling at $21.00
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13
A Magnificent Display
of Silk and Wool Fabrics

We have been showing the new silks for some
time-but some particularly choice goods have
come in during the past few days, and to these
we call your special attention on Opening Day.
Embroidered Plateau Effects
Jacque Checks and Stripes.
Francais-Many Beautiful Designs.
Entirely New Pekin Stripes.
Coin Dotted Pongees-Very Stunning.
In fine wool fabrics we have the
FRENCH VOTLES-in Apricot, Parsefal blue,
soldier tan, ecru, cinnamon brown and tan
shades
CHIFFON VOILES-in handsome solid
shades and checks.
TAILORED SJJITINGS-a very striking as
sortment of imported goods the dressest
fabrics of the season.
SPRING WEIGHT PANAMAS-al the new
mannsh effects, and a beautiful variation OF
blues-very nobby.
DRESS PATTERNS-the marquisette voiles
are eaders--be sure and see them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13

The Brilliant ASSemblaqe of Hats

r@qu keynote spring apt"e"s when carried h"m00y in hat 'ro
NJ % o feminine dress forms he O lies o (which
Picturesque eaq 1.-THE gof almost shape
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13

Marie Anone Ganesborough of white horse
braid with white
light blue in The price is $4,000.
Large shape-one stylish
selling $4250.
Milan a bowshaped mush
white silk with smoked
ostrich plume. The price is $4,000
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13

leading model shown straight b1m bacK nal
sailor white baby Irish with rhinestone buckle
and plumes side. Price, $4250.
model black horse hair boatshap
with shaded wloN
plumes in the back The price is $42.5o.
model Madame Georgete being lag
exquisite dark Amaze
black bow Price, $4,000
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13

particular mulberry Wolfe
beautifully with
of baby Irish deliberately trimmed with vel
bands Persian ribbon TX M
white
Irish embroidery The skirt has founce with
Oriental The beautiful lace
and the dainty elbow sleeves features TX M
Selling WV
eeet embroid
yoke of
sertion The skirt the hips, with three OF lace
s,sSlag the e hansome oun'e of deep EN- $3.50
An exquisite suit Elton linen suit avishy trimmed with
Irish collar sleeves
medalons of this popular lace The skirt
between
from waist wa to hem. The selling $3.50
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-13
Spring Style

dozen Misunderstanding one from each OF the man Ole
Imported of quality vole
a combination. The
dainty with the
ornamental button The col
lace finished M
The price lOOOO
Partisan Wolfe the extremely stylish
chiffon The
braid scroll
baby Irish the imported costumes EOO
of this season. Price. ...... Il AOOO
things
of The
a plated skirt is trimmed wide
band harmonizing EO