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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
GOULD ROAD STARTS TRAFFIC FIGHT
Takes First Step to Wrest Eastern Maryland
Business from the Pennsylvania

Baltimore. Aug 22-The Maryland Storage Com
pany, the terminal agent here Of the Western Mary
land Railroad VIII assume control Of the new
steamboat line about 10 be established between Bal
timore and points on the eastern shore OF Mary
land The deal made in this city to-day.
This is taken that the Western Maryland
Will compete with the Pennsylvania line for the
business that is controlled by the latter
pany through the two existing steamboat lines and
the railroads in Eastern Maryland. ali Of which
owned by the Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
GENERAL GRANT MEETS WAR VETERANS

Ogdensburg, y. Y Aug. 22.-The reunion of the
ST Lawrence County Veterans Association opened
here to-day. with Brgadier General Frederick d
Grant. Z. S. a. and General Harlan J. Swift. of
s8.-lialo. department commander Grand ARMY Of
the Republic, guests of honor. General Grant
will inspecting officer the dress parade OF
she 4th Battalion, National Guard, to-morre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
ADMIRAL DAVIS TO RETIRE.

Washington. Aug 22-Orders we're issued at the
Navy Department to-day detaching Rear Admiral
c Il Davis from duty commander of the sec
onc squadron Of the Atlantic feet and placing him
On the retired list the 18th inst. He will he
succeeded in that command by Admiral Ssbree who
has been secretary OF the Lighthouse Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
p. MORGAN IN NORTH AMERICANA

[By Telegraph to The TTibune1
Milwaukee, Aug. 22-Renewed interest is being
shown in the stock of the North American Company.
the holding company OF the Milwaukee Electric
Railway and Light Company. Large blocks of this
stock are held in Milwaukee. A rumor
rent here to-day that in the last month two
j. Pierpont Morgan had become interested In North
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23
$500
California, Oregon and Washington.

opportunities for the healfh-secxS
and home seeker the Pacific Coast and special ~
coonist tickets daily via the Chicago Ln.oS
Pacific & North Western Line September list 70 oc.S
Der Sist the OF $50 90 from Chicago Win -
respondiugly from other points naks ~ pov
sible visit the Coast region at minimum OF
Daily and personally conducted tours N 49,
man Tourist sleeping cars. only $500 Tor oo .,S
berth Booklets and other Information on appS
cation 20 r. NJ. JOHNSON. Gen. Axens 6~AN '" ~
<01 8roadVay. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23

preparatory school in Philadelphia. was drowned
in seven feet OF water off Sea Breeze YESTERDAY
afternoon. not twenty-five feet from shore. He
get To him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23

CANDIDATE FOR PRIESTHOOD BROWNS.
Rochester. Aug. 22-Charles Miller. eighteen years
cid who had been studying Tor the priesthood In =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-23

were present. The Secretary and his party left
here tonight for Louisville and tomorrow will
srarf for the West.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17
nArTERTowN.
PERSONAL CHAT.

E. Is. Booth has returned to his home after weeks stay with his brother in Pennsylvania.
 Edwin Morgan with his teams is drawing wood to the lime kiln in Plumtrees.
 Smith Davis and family have return ed to their home here.
 Mrs William Johnson has gone to make her home with her daughter, Mrs Harry Davis.
 Fred Henzie of Long Island is a guest of E. B. Booth.
 Edward Bevans was the guest of his brother in Bridgeport, last week.
 E. R. Booth has had his house newly painted, Fred HenZie doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

F. l.. Northrop has been engaged by w. T. Cole as foreman on the latter s place on Taunton hill. MT Cole has bought handsome pair of heavy horses for MT Northrop's use.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

The frame for the new residence of Henry M. Smith on South Main street is now up and covered in. The car penter work is being pushed with all dispatch by Fl. c. McCollam and men. Two of the carpenters are boarding with F. L. Northrop and two with | Horace Gilbert. MT Mcclellan is pushed with work, having a number oi contracts on hand in Bedding.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs F. G. Ingersoll of Rye,
 N. Y., and F. J. Hall of New Haven
 were visitors in town, Friday, dining at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

J. A. Schaff and family of Dodging- town moved, last week, into their new house on the hill.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

John w. Ray, who has been living
 in Bridgeport, the past winter, moved
 his family to New town, last Thursday, into J. Albert Blackman's tenement house at the head of the Street. Mir Ray will take his old position with w A. Leonard and will drive the stage | for him. He has also taken the posi- tion as sext ton of Trinity church.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Carl Imhoff, who has been laying some very fine stone wall for Select
 man Hermon Fl. Peck, has completed | his work there and is now building a wall for James B. Nichols on Mt Pleas ant.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

George A. Drew of Bridgeport and Abram Wildman of Chestnut Hill, Trumbull, paid flying visit to New town, Sunday, calling on E. s. Lowell.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Charles F. Beardsley has been pass ing few days in White Plains, N. Y., and New York City.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Allison P. Smith sold his driving horse to Frank Conger, who in turn sold the stopper to Daniel w. McNa- mara of Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Sunday morning at the Methodist
 church, Rev J. A. Osborne will con- tinue the consideration of the subject treated last Sunday, 1.-The Three Greatest Wonders" His evening
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Unclaimed letters remain in the Newtown postoff1ce addressed to: Pail ip Shimljky, A. Brighenti, Mrs Charles Reilly, Mrs A. H. Renshaw, Interstate Supply Go, Alsignor Vigilo, Tadiorga Maleino, Newton Paper Co.-[W. M. Reynolds, Postmaster.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Charles Wakely of fHuntIngtown dis trict is quite poorly, suffering from heart trouble and dizzy spells. pr F.. J. Gale is attending him.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Miss Tessie Wilson of Palestine dis trict has been visiting friends in Der by and attended the United Spanish War Veterans social dance at Derby. Gov Woodruff was there and made a Speech
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

J. D. Kimball, Woodbury's gentle manly funeral director, and Clinton Scoville from the same town, dined al the Grand Central hotel, Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Mrs Arthur D. Fairchild spent last Friday and Saturday in Bridgeport, the guest of her mother, Mrs s. H. Smith, on Wood avenue.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Philip Schuabel and son, William, are spending a few weeks at Compo Beach, Westport, where they are building a cottage for Augustus Fry of Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs L. c. Nicholson and MT and Mrs George R. Wilson spent Sun l day in New Fairfield, the guests of M r and Mrs Russell J. Scudder.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

DIR. S. Todd of New Milford was at Alfred Osborne's, Wednesday and Saturday, prescribing for horse that was sick.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Mrs A. Purdy and daughter, Lillian of Danbury, were guests, last week, ol MT and Mrs Ferris Meade in Taunton.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Mrs Thomas c. Keane of Gas street has been on the sick list for the past week. pr Kiernan has been in attend anCe.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Patrick Bradley of Bridgeport has been passing few days with relatives in town,
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs A rthur J. Smith and Master Paul Scudder Smith drove to Brookfield Center, Sunday, attending service at the Congregational church there.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs Michael McMahon of Passaic, N. J., were in town on Friday to attend the funeral of James McNa- mara.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Mrs William H. Finley of Batavia, Ill.,, arrived, last Friday night, for a short visit to her mother, Mrs William H. Shepard
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

Robert Hilton of Cincinnati, o. visited, this week, at the home of VII liam H. Thicket.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs Charles Hawley passed Sunday in New Milford, guests of MT and Mrs H. l.. Willis.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

MT and Mrs John Calvin welcomed 8 son at their home, recently.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

theme will be Jesus: the greates Light in the World"
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

E. O. Bevans of eDodgingtown has had new roof placed on his house.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

The touch of winter this section enjoyed, Saturday, Sunday and Mon day was a record-breaker for May. Sunday morning water froZe, and at Selectman Peck's place ice was formed to the thickness of an eighth of an inch. No day during the past winter did the editor suffer more from the cold than in a carriage ride of 20 miles in Litchteld county, Saturday. The
 hilltOps of Warren were white with snow. But our visitation of winter
 was not circumstance to what they are enjoying in New York state. With
 Central New York, vegetables and fruit trees received severe setback. The snow began falling at p. m., Fri day, and continued until a. m., Satur- day. At Fully the snowfall was five and one-half inches and in the Mohawk Valley ranged from one to three inch
 es. At Syracuse 1t was five inches; at Point Rock, eight inches. The tenn perature went down to B degrees in | this part of the state, and Saturday | ID the neighborhood of Albany was | within two degrees of the freezing | point. In the north, ice still remains | in the lakes and streams, and fishing is practically out of the question ir
 the Adirondacks. Because the season
 has been backward in this region the
 crop loss will not be great. The trees apples particularly, were not fairly ad. | vanced except in rare instances, and these naturally are nearly ruined. To mato plants in the valley were black ened by the frost. In Utica, Friday night, a crowd saw several young meI roll a hve-foot snowball through | business street.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17

You are invited to call and inspect the furniture, rugs, lace curtains, couch covers and upholstery goods at TIT State street, Bridgeport, at the store of N. Buckingham & Co. You can save money by going there as they do not ask inStallment prices. They sell only reliable high-grade goods. All goods are marked in plain figures. They repair and upholster your furni- ture and make
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-17
TOWN TOPICS. AMENDING THE CHARTER OF THF BOROUGH OF NEWTOWN.
BILL AS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE

BILL AS PASSED BY THE LEGlSLATUfE The bill amending the charter of the the borough of Newtown, by which its boundaries are enlarged, has passed both branches of the Legislature, and is now law. A copy of the bill, as passed, is as follows:
 AN ACT, AMENDING THE CHARTER OF THE BoR-
 OUCH OF NEwTOWN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

NuS petersburg mir0 9 e
mcloet, 0oB Die 9et6eiliglrng bel Der,
@oblen Der observation-disclosures bon
Nrbcitcrn, 9ollcrrt un0 &leingut9'
6cIitern, bic olts ibrcr Mitte Die
@obImQllner fir Die 9umaluobIcn 81
ipGbIe1t bobcn, cine iebr geringe &C.
lpeien lit. Sn manhen 8ouper1e'
meltt5 eri6ien foum Elm Bro5ent Der
&obl6ered)tigtcn sur @obl.
Die 8erGu tie Our6 @roB B.
feiler be5ifierten iid) i'm Sanllor bic
les So6reS fir Die &ereinigten Stoo'
ten mo Canada ouf mebr ais "A
WiQionen Collars, s MtQionen mebr
olS I'M Sanuor 1905 m1O 6 Wtiuto-
ncn me6r olS int Sonuor 1906. IS
go6 oQcin % S0ooenfcllcr nit cinem
gcrlltIt BON 100000 bis $4,000
Collars.
Ser D8uttalo &oltSfr.
iWreibt: Sic Gleinigfcit bon IS
WiQionen Collars mirft olIo Die
,S6ol1flteuer I'M Stoate Nelp-Dort
al, 10 MiQioncn mcbr ols I'M Sabre
1908, cbc Sen Soell unO Die &onO-
onfelS ent0cdtcn, Dob Die @roBItdOte
nod nift ale Soften ocs StootS-
6ouS6oltS ollein trogcn." - Sn man.
d)cn onoercn Staotcn itcbtS nidt
picl better. 9lltd) ga ocrItebelt Die
2onbonfclS, ibr G6eil Steltern aus
Sen StGbten beroilS5uidinoen.
9ic 81 nerican @iion 3 o.
cicto" t6eilt nit, BOB I'M @or5cll III
Sen Sereinigtcn Stootcn jebt mlr
nod 1000 9iiffe( eriitircrt, ipObei bic
in ben pcridieOcncn 5oologiI6en
@0rten H.. +. ~. befinOlid)en mitgc-
5G6It iino. Gin E6cil Oericl6en Iol(
INN nod Dem noropcltli6en Mhon,
tono 9eionOt mer0ell mel6es gon5
bcionocrS giinItiges Terroin fir Die
9iiffel cntbGlt. @epobnli6e Sdicll
0iebt's sic idymcre Menqe i'm 2onoe,
o6er Don n9iifieln" lit nidt piel 3lt
ic6cll.
HuwlnuS's tiirfiidc SGbcr,
equitable. @ebapbe, goitamt seeen. etets uffen.
(9Ia22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
9icnitas, Scn II. Sc6rnar 1907.
9ldt Soften.
Ser SIt6nnSs Sunal.

- SI'b""
@erocn bic Ser. Stootcn 6ci'm
9alt ocS SItbmuS-&onoIa IdlicBIlG
aud nod ibr n%oi1omo" crlcbcn, lptc
Ole iron50iii6c SeIicpS-@ eleIlIdott'
Socr bod ein &ononino, Elm fIet=
mes y@onumo?" Gr iou Qcbollt lpcr'
Den, mo mir bobcn bcrcitS cine bib
idc 3abG MiQioncn in 0oS llnterncb-
men Q~cltcft. Die Nr6citcn murocn
bc0onncn, Der y0rcd flog," obnc OoB
man Iid lhliiiiig genlod)t bate, oh
Elm 9tipcalt= o0cr Elm S1lculenfonal
qebullt lperoen iolte. Die internottos
nole SofnerItGrbigen Gontmillion
iprad ii6 IN Der Mcbrbeit fir cincn
9tioeorfonul aus. Sn @ulbington
entidieO man li6 fir ci1ten S6Icll=
ienfonal. gtclter0ingS miro MN Dles
Der ans @%olbington bcridtct, 0oB
nlott ben 8olt ctncS gtipeolttonals
bod ipicOer III Grlpdguno bo6c. Die
bis iebt get6otlctt Irbciten loIicn Ocn
@oll ocS citcn, mic 0cS on0crcn &a-
nails nod 5lt. Nber eS lit bod Iclts
Iom ooB ni6t ei1c cnbgiilti9e Gnt-
I6eioung ~getroffen miro. @o5u Die
les G6lponfen? Solpeit iinO Oic
grbeiten or1 &onolbou inter Set
tltn0 Ser Hegierung getban moroelr.
Damn enti6IoB iid Die Gegierumg,
bcn 8ou ourd) Yripntuntcrnebnter
inter HegicrnnqSollflidt mlsfilbrct
al laiielt. IS ipnr0en Nngebote Cit.
ocforoert llll0 Der Goltroft 0en1 0iirls
Tighten 8ieter 5ltgciogt. Cine topl-
tolfr0itigc Corporation Dltr0c &c.
0rijnoet. 9(ucS id)ien I'M beItcn 3llge,
bo fomult Die Mieloung mon iuerbe
ben Gontroft Dic0cr ull1ullircn ltlO
Die Standardization mic biSbcr, hitter
2%eitllng Der &c0icrllng tbltn lallcll.
Gbef- Sngenicur StcpcnS, Der iid lei-
ner5eit 5lt 0lnItcn OcS 9oilcS ourd)
Gontraftorct altSgeIprp6cn battc,
tommt binterber nit GintpGnoen uno
broht 5t reIiquircn, pent1 Der Gon-
troft perfect tperbc. Sr. SteoenS lit
cin tii6tiget Sngcnieur mo muIe
mobl @riinbc fir feline iebigc SOL.
ting bo6en. @el6er Irt oicIclben
iino, lit iolucit nidt bcfannt geluor-
oen, Sic TcGierung lit MN Dor Die
Iltcrnatinc geltcat, cltipcoer Die
Gontrott-S ffcrtc 5ltriid5ulpciielt, ipcl-
dies Ted)t Dorbebolten lpor, o0er 0rn.
StcuenS gcbcn 81 %loIien, iuic lcilt
%orgonger gSot(occ gcgongcn lit. In
einem tiidtigen nclicn Monn miir0c
e3 luobl .llid)t fe6lc1L olleilt &r. Stc-
pcns bot bereitS bic proftiI6c GrfoD-
rltilg cinc3 SobrcS oltf Dem SItbmnlS,
Die Elm Inoercr crit mic0er erlperbelt
inilBte. Die GRANDDAUGHTER lpiir0en
iuic0er in Elm lallglumereS Senlpo
%foninlell. @crn. ooS Nr6citerprob-
lem geloIt, Die 9eihnfiung boz, Mo-
teriol uilo qoll5 bcIonocrS Die Sc
ihleitnigltng 6e8 @orcS - bel nid)t
picl groBcrcn Soften ais inter bent
Gortroft - bon Der Gcgierllng &C.
l~eiitct peroen FAINT, bont mag Sr.
Stcpcls Die 2eitltno ocs 9olleS lpei-
teriiibren. @erocn Ser Gcgicrlung
burh politii6e GiniliiIic &illoerniiic
b%ercitet, mltb iie fir Woi6inen utlo
Material crbebli6 mebr be5oblen,
olS cine Tribatcorporation, ncroen
ibr Sbmierigfeiten in Der @el6oi-
lung bon IrbeitSfrGften gcnlod)t,
bonn licgt eS I'M SntereiIe bes Gait
bes, ben 8uu beS Galiols contruftlid)
SIT pergeben. SIS Iolltc nod Den jobre.
longen Sorarbeiten e1olid) einlnol
Sng in Die &onolar6citen fomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
SiDiocnocn.
Sic Baltimore G. SBtn GiicubnGu. @eienIdaft.
Oii rcniI heS Sffrctnrn.

Wiircau BEG Sefrctnre.
baltimore, Ytb., 10. Su1Iitar 1907.
Sas 0ireftprium bat beute bon Dem 9tettus
Ginfommen Der ant 81. Ne8ember 1906 enbells
Den feds Miorate cine Siuibcnbc Ou,l iiuet ~
crflart, mel6e am 1. Wiar5 1907 an Die gttiells
SlDuber. pelhe biz 3iill l3. 5ebrnor 1907,
bei'm 9bi6IuB Der IratSferiragitder, einges
iraqet itio, dlS6c3ablt iuerocll.
SaS Sircfiprium bat ferner bon benz llebers
I1ub Der Ginnn6men Der @efcut6aft cine Sihis
oenoe bon orei CD Gro5elt auf Die gelu6bnlis
1907 an sic N(itieiinbaber, pel6e big gum t3.
Scbruar 1907, bei'm stbf1lub ocr SranSferirs
Nii6er, eir9etragen iitl0, erfldrt.
lin bicie Sipioeroen ein3utragert, iueroen bic
3rGrsferir,@ii6cr Der @eieai6aft am 10. Sc.
hrllar 1907, 3 llbr gia6mittneS, eeihloiien,
unb am /, Ndr5 1907, 10 1lbr Wlorgens, iuics
Der G%cbffnct.
(San12, Sebt2) Gefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Die branni6peigild)c Grbfulgefrasc,

Gie 8ro9e fonlint ltid)t ponl Sled.
Gos @elfenballS gcGort 5t ben @err-
lderiamilicn, bic in oltel1 SrGllneil
ilio anlpriihen beiongcn 6lciberL
bis iie oltrf) Die Sbatioden ielbit un-
lieblom borolf onimerfiom gcrnad)t
lpcroelL Dob oaS MoO Der 3cit Dor
Darts gerollt lit, bub beute nift
mebr moelid lit. mos nod) Dor nier5i9
Sabren ourfiiibrbor gepelen mare.
Der s&crSog bon Glinlhcrlonb GGlt all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
QunopnrT arf.

Der tarptldhIid,ie Srteotot tn Baltimore.
Arsaf:. $50 Tder Smmerxa9renSer Charter.
eeIS bon a1ert GtuottbeiIen. Strubenbabr.
@aacnS palliren ben Saiptcingang. nae br.s
Miniter. 8armes Bdrte5imrrer fir. GoI0c,
3esrdbnibnld6e gu febr mdSieen Yreiien.
fdntIntlid iuter fortipd9renber YfIeee.
@Rrran: Nr. 81. Weft.eaYatugd'etrdte.
(SuuR-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
g2ininn, Z. 0Sn0crS.

ben o. 5ebrior 1907. gsiaiam 4. Wolicrs,
a~clicbter @nttc pnu 6euriettn Is. %ouers. eeb.
3bicmepcr. I'M gtlter bon G5 Sabrelt. Sic Be
c~roigltlg iinbct Ticuitaa, Den II. Sebrllnr, 2
llbr GadnittoQs, bon ieiHcr lcbtet Sobnltltg.
nj. $50, yiorbs Srcnunis9lnc., aus itatt. Vcis
ictIra utf Der oSnIttIlorcr GcHctcrD."
lI1--0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Catherine Mccic.

IS itnr6 pIbbli6 am IT.. 5ebruar 1907 Ga.
Uterine 9icrir, 1cIiebte Satin bes peritorbenell
Sobn jtccie. Sie NecrbigIn9 iinoet CONNER
tag, giad6mittags 2 llbr, bon Der gSobnlng ID
rcr So6ter, Srul S6ott, gtr. G25. Gumbers
Lamb. Sfrnbe, ans itatf. &crpnnbte llio Treurls
DC iinh u6tin95pou ein8claoclt, o%erfeIhet bei6lls
mpb1eu. 43-5) =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
&crmiId)te Nnscigen.
0anfIaqnna.

~WHI WHHNW'
g8ir fpredbcn bicrmit allen 6rcutocrt ulb &c.
Wmmenipcnben BUM 9eerdbuib u%nieres gelicbs
ten Sobrcs rno Brltoets
9luguit Saas
ltnIercn tiefnciii6ltcl SAM aus; ebcltto oetit
Tuftpr 81. 2cbntant hon Der cUnra. sIlib. Ct.
SoGunncssGir6c ifr ieiue troiirci1el Mortc
bel Der 3rducrieicr.
Sic trauernoen SinterbIjebcncn
WiarO Saas,
5rebcrid SnaS,
@cDrgc Saas,
C3) Spbu Saas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
%ScrIammlnngS gnscigcn.

,Gantun.9ucuuc San., Spar. iuo 2cib.
Vcretn."
SdbresberfammIung lino Beamteniunbl Stens
itaa, ben ~. 6ebrilnr, i'm T~ereins.GolaIe, gir.
1925, GaHtousSlbenIe
Z. 0ulfermnu, Qrditocnt.
q. 2inbemnu, Gelretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Baltimore Ecntetern.

Ytircnn. Srnmfftn. gfog, Baltimore. II. Wurthitr.
HeprdbTibpldke 3um Gerfnuf - bon $25 an,
bier @rdber. Greie genutrne oer 8apene fit
Grauetgottesoietfte. tSuti10,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Cine Borlomcnts 6 0 nj
miiiion cnpfiebIt Scr fron50iii6en
&ommcr cine Soriicrbobung fir int
portirte S1ltblpooren BON 60 Gents
bis 5li einem Collar 20 GentS oob
Yaar un0 eincn ollgenlcinen 3oll
bon "a bis as Collars pro 100 &ilo8
(220 Efnn0). 3ic Gmpfeblung miro
bel Der icbi9cn 3uiommcnieblula bea
f~ran5oiiid)cn Yorloments follr1 ernits
lid) befGmpit mcrbcn. Die fron5oii-
Id)c SnOltitric 1tno bic fron5oiii6cil
Mr6eitcr ioacn beidiibt merocn. Srl
eriter Clinic lit bieic @rb66ung Der
3oae gcgen bic onlerifoniidc Sd)lb-
Snbultric gcridtet, oic in Sronfreid)
feItcn Sub gcfobt fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Gprrainc.

Malcrii6 = Earfartla - Sriebltd,.
MeiIe. @enubt Bic nit Boipbattan be5ei6nete
gprtb.gbcrIs.Gar. Sreie 3ntfhen gladmitta9S
am Ierntinis. Greiie bon BeerdbnlbpldBcn
lett ipesiea. 9ei6te 9eSinenn9et. 1eIesbon-
@aton 1913. Yhreau: 1ranfltn. uno Wtnbior-
&uaos. 8erIanat Nroi6iire. (Wlai4 ,1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Scfanntmadlnnacn

Nnacbute ipcrbcl G~eirrbcrt Snr 2iefcri!na an
bae Department. titr hftentlthe Stdlerbrtt, htis
tSTT nStar .s'n, n IaT S Ss,nmO9 uns snSnsse 'Gn !,
bonn Datum Der Gontrqft. Bcrsebrag on, fir
eire Hseriooe o3n 6ip6iI Mioraieil erIoroeIii9
8ifiiationer, Die auf SerIangen BON Scfrctdr
Der observation-disclosures in beife1 9iireau I'M
HntbbuIss@nner erbdItlt6 finn.
Seoem gtn9ehot mliB ELL heglalbt9fer 9bed
bon 500, an ben WtnDor uno Gidotrnt1 5n1ls
bar, ~bet9eiiigt iein.
An9eoote mlilleli nsrle9s ls ino an , per
r. Noopcr, Observation-Disclosures, 9eridtet llno III
oeiiel @iirenu i'm Gatbbalfe bis Ulittiuph, II
u6r SoriItttagS, am 10. 6ebrunr 1907 clll9es
Sic 9ebbroe 6ebdIt ii0 baS Nedt Dor, irgcnb
ett ooer aue Ili9ehote 81 periperIcil;
Or: Sninea. SosieD,
0ciuno1eitssGonlIltlidr.
g.. Gfnn SimauuS,
(4O--4) @rdIibent Der Gontrufts8 e6broe.
9ircau Der etraRcnbnrd6ruhs > GunmtiSrc,
SpcnsWcbdnbc.
altimore ben "a. l1riiar 1877.
Seriicgelte gngebotc. all ben gHonro Of
s(parS8, Gare Of ibe Gin Geeiiter. a%brefitrt,
luerben bonn Observation-Disclosures III teinem gil'
reait i'm 9tat9bauie big MtttpodI, ben IL. De-
brunr 1907, If lt6r @urrnittags, ent9eqeri &C.
nommeil fir Die 9tiOelirung. ben @oiieilbalt
uno ole BfIniterltnq nit Wlacnbdm per 9ros
nlnttsSloeruue, bon eineirt Blirft %llllgeldDr. 1l000
SUB 6itli6 bon SdrforosIoenue mad Oct Sclatf@
Hoao. ,'
Spesifirationcn rnb glnecbnts : ScrituIore
iperoel aitf NppliTntipit in oleietl Wilreali 9es
I~iefert. 100 TIdle uno 9roiiIe eillgefebet iuer@
ben l6nlterl. ~
9te GontraTt.Sc un9SsVeb6roe bebdIt it0
onS/ 9fc6t Dor, irgcno ipclde nm ale Nlt9enote
5I beripcrufen. Gin be9luu1iater G9ed IN Der
S66e oeS in ben Gpc5iiii1tioiien afl9e9chelten
8etragcS, 8ubIbdr an ben W6nbor urb Staot'
rutb bon Baltimore, ntuB ieoem @n9cbot bet'
gciiiat iein. r
Sm suffrage Der 9ch1roe
Z. Nrtbur @idbnnt,
9rdlioent Der geb1roc,
Gngenr 8. 8ipbgers, N'.
GIerf.
geitdtiet:
6. 6laN Stmanns,
BrdIiocnt hcr Observation-Disclosures
(Sebt, "a {. G, 7.S,0,t1.12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

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bob Die 6oltcrlperf5cugc OcS Mittel-
alters i'm Sergleid) nit cinem mo0er-
men 3eugenper6or bod red)t 6ormloie
Ginger 0emeien iciclr. Nun, iperl1l
babel i'll 9etradt ge5o9en miro, ooB
man in friibcren Sobrbunoerten lt0r-
ferc Nrruen batte, mie bcltt5utoge,
Oolul nlog'S itimmen. Die 3eltgell-
perbore iinO ii6ri9cus nift oos
S6linrnlItc. Gle Jog. nS6lpib"- Groz
seize, lucldc nit Nngeflogten onge-
Itcut mcrbcn urO mic sur 3eit Der
Softer nod @roOct ob0cItnft iin0,
I'M @~eItGnOnillc ST erprelien limo
Scr Softer oes Mittcloltcrs icDr dDil-
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