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Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Miss Shirley Miner will entertain the afternoon of Feb. 5th with a china shower. in honor of Miss Tonenia Hosey.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Mrs. George Cooke of Arlington is visiting in town.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Mrs. w. r. Nichols and Miss Alice Buterfield have issued invitations for the afternoon of the 9th and 7th of February.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Mrs. J. Ii. Kibbey and Miss Caroline Cornell spent Thursday in Mesa the guests of Mrs. r. F. Fuller.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Mir and Mrs. w. l.. Clark and Mir. and Mrs. LeRov Anderson of Prescott are at the Adams and will remain for several weeks.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Tuesday evening a delightful supper was given at the Country club.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Landis. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Ryan. pr. and Mrs. Robert Craig. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Lau- renee Holden. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Granger. Miss Alice Henry-AIiss HeIaa Newton, Edwin Burke. Paul Henry, Dick Newton and Walter Marston.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Miss Rose Bell Goldman entertained yesterday with a charming luncheon at the Country Club n honor of Miss Gladys Hoadiey of New York.
 Covers were laid for Miss Gladys Hoadley. Miss Saliie Jacobs. Miss iGrace Stacy. Miss Edith Jacobs, Miss Caroline Connell. Miss Frankie Penn berton. Miss Tonenia Hosey. Miss Shirley Miner Miss Alice Butterfield, Miss Mona Kirssbury, Miss Lena kohlman, Miss Julia GOsliner. Miss Edith Bennett. Miss Charlotta Fra ser and Miss Drew Bennett.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

The dance at the Country Club on Thursday night. was quite an enjoy able affair. Among those present were Miss Shirley Miner. Miss Eliza beth Uhlman, Miss Elsie Munger. Miss East Miss Jessie Allen. Miss Ella Eyre. Miss Caroline Connell, Miss Gib- bons. Miss Bohoran. Miss Revier Sid ney osborn. George LutGerding. Ned Creighton. Charlie Munger. Gus Noll. Perry Munger. George Kirkland Roy Street, Malcolm Gillette and Donald McQueen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
hnnrMildltrmit thGtia.

Is lUng D, "a. Appcnlbcr. - Sic
biciigon 9l}tld]bGn0lcr limo Dem yet
ipieL ibrrr Qfem 2prtcr @cid)1fta.Gol
leNen NcioInt nn0 boben Die Ercilc
fir WtiId pro G,lort mn | Sent unO
fir Hnbm unl > GcntS iiir ocn balbel,
Gint crboht.
Gicicr Ercisolliidloa bcbclltct filr
sic Goniumclten III Chicago inSNc.
iommt cine i0brlIdc McbrollSgabc
bon nobcpt $3.500.000, lu1hreno Ger
o~ngcbljdc Wild)trtit, Dem bielc Scr
%tbellerung ilGcidriebcn miro, Mcbr.
cinnobmcn in S0bc bon iibcr 5000
tGglid) cr5iclt. SiiliS. Iiltriftsonpolt
Barbour bat Jest onocfiinoiot, bob CT
Die WtiIdiragc 5lln @egenitono elmer
eingebcnocn llntcriuhlulg MAIDEN
iucrbe. Gr iogt, Tolls ge~iebpiorigc
SruIt.Atctbooen 5lueds Gcrtbellerltng
Der Milh lid nodlpciicu laiicn, ioutc
Die Strofe il, cl,tiprcdcnber Sobc 81
bcnl WIcbrgepinm 0cS Ntild).G rllitS
benlclIcn mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

@uffoIo, N.}Da a. 9topenlber
- Sn Dem Fro5cIic 9c0en Die "Whl.
tltol Sroniit Company" BADEN 1lt
sic @cidlmorenrn iiber Ole Sd)nlo.
froge nift cini0cn f0nllen uno Narou'
mllrbc ibrc G~ntloiiuna on0coronct
Sn Dem porlicNcn0en Safe bottc oit
@unoc&rrQicru1Q bic "Ntltuol Sro1.
lit Company" beid)uloi0t, gelcBmiorl.
gen Hobott ollf ibrcn &ohrenllnlcI
bon Gnlula. "a, nod Minnlpe0
Monitobo, pio @rpBc Scc'r, 9erpobrt
an hober. 0icic Gcrgimiti1unN Ioll
otn'fngEhntSrn, Ms, Sron @orfS"
3lttheil~ OtAhrrScn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

EoWfsNtoilion onrNclnnnte1 lptrotl1
miIrDc. Nuf Die 6roge, oh riclc Gr-
flGrlng lid. oltf 0cn 3nll oltf Set
tlnASpnpicr mo &olibrci crltrcCte,
crmjocrte EaDnc Ioltt lnhcno; pgSoa
bcNclltct ilbcrboupt icnc II Erpjcnt-
Notc oltf Sol3brci? Soils 0Iclcr 3oll
ciniJen 3citull0cn Ocn 8urnlI2 modIt,
mag ooa, CLAUDE idL. nod cIn Alttc3
gSctf icilt.
HooiCpcIt'a glbmiufcm.
ErGiiOcnt Hoolepclt bot cin Sd)rcI-
ben an oic Gabinetsmitglicocr qcrif-
tct, III meldem cr fie eriilht ocn9'un-
ocSortgeitedtcn unter ibrpt &uri3bit-
tion @eiiung 5u gebefI iia elmer pc
IitiiNen N0itotiotl bntiidtIih Der
Nic0crnonlinirunG 6eS F%roiibcnten
HooIcpclt SIT cntboltelg Ger Mort
Iollt ocS @ricieS lit nidt befonnt &c
gebcn, bod Der &nboIt lolltct I'M @e-
ientIihen: =
"&A bin bcnod)rihtiat morocn, ooB
Ncmiiic @comtc in &brcnl Icpurtc
mCnt, Die pcrihicbcnc Stclln1cn I'M
Edu0c cimncbnlen, nit Der Nhltdt
m1gcbcr, rcprlblifunildc GonocntC tn
ibrcn reip. Stooten 81 bciutcrL un0
ourullf 81 bringcrL 0nB ih iclblt filr
0ic Nr0iihc1tidnits Domination III
ooiiirt lpcrbc. &d lpitnihc, 0oB Sic
,oir" g1tr1itt66ttt bghmten in &brcn &c,
partclIItl1tu otc iih nit elmer ioltcn
gIbiidIt trqgelL ompciicL Oob id) Dies
OILS citt '8pnoltrn9 nntlidcr llngcb6-
m r5&t{aP6i.o TYP " ''"''fI'@f'i' ""''''"
Hooitthelt'$ Sdrcibcn NOR an Ole
sly tStportcmcnta oea &nnern
Sc@ S6obomta u1o oca Eoitomta 0c-
rihtct.
aronfenmdrtcr llnb 9lr5tc NiclnonO
SIT linn 5u9cloiien miro.
GomlmiiiGr SorOcnt
id)mcr frunf.
GinDollocungS . Gommiii0r Srunf
7. Sorgent licQt in icincm bicliQcn
6cin> IN fritiidcm 3ultono pornic
Scr. Gr fam TnmlcrItuA NbCno Don
Ncp-2)or 5uriid un0 lit icitbcr an
oo@ @ctt ociciiclt. Seine Ncritc ia
ben icincn To0 ais @llltcrQuB ms
@cbin oioQnoiti5irt. Scin @CiinOcn
lit cin bcrortiQca, 0oB nltbcr Dem
Gropfor6'3 ScIb1tmor0.
Gle Eoli5cibeborocn bubcr 5uiId)cn
bier uto Nlcronbrio, So, ocn Soto
moc-6lltb nit Shlcppbnfcn nod) Scr
2cihc ocs 2iclttcnontS &obn ".
CRAWFORD, Nomirol 0cmcn'8 Scfrc.
tGr. obAciuht, obnc banlit GriolQ 5u
BADEN. CRAWFORD, ser bon cincm
IGhr6oot Q%ciprlmQcr icin iou, bat
llngciGbr $4,000 SduI0cu bintcrloI-
len un0 in cincm an Icine Trol &c
ridtctcn Shrcibcn Oicic ais llriahc
icinc3 Gntid(iIic8, ScIbItnor0 81 be-
oc6cl1, onQciii6rt. Scinc 2cihe mill
or pcrbronnt bubcn. CRAWFORD bat
>ucoer QcIpiclt, nod ipcfulirt. Scin
S,Sn6rcseinfbiirmcn bCtrll8 %ln1cf0br
$4,000.
@rccnr @nnnor Sail.
Sm SbcrbunOcSacridt lit elm sc
ind, fir cinen o@rit OF Gcrtiprari"
IN Dem bcfonntcn SAT- 0cgen @cnios
min .. Greene nno Sobn i. @opnor,
mclfc mc0cn llntcriflogrmG pon
100000 BON ser @moeSrcQicrlrn8
perl1rtbeilt morocn Iino, ein8ercid)t
moroen. Ger Soa inpolpirt inter
rationale Iroocn. Sic mllrocn ndm
lid bon Canada oli Elm onoeres yer
brcd)cn hin ntS9cliciert, ais iencS,
fir meldca lie pro5ciiirt un0 SIT pier
ISobrcn 3ld,tbulS ncrurtbeilt morocn
Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

9aumateriaIien, Gbiiren, Jenlter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
5amss g.. Seter & 80. 1l5 nnb lit. Cub
5reoeridsGtrabe.
@e0. 4. sloaa & 9ru., Ala. 2i9bt'Str. '&ertte'
9ationdl. 9anfen.
,,she Cto suun 9latiDual ganf," SAB. nno
@EetersStrnBe. Saco6 8. 9ooi. 4rdiibent
3apio Is. GpaH5. SicesBrlftoent; Qerrp d.
Reolie. 9aiiirer.
,,Strit Ratinnal gant Of gultimDre." 8. z.
Wilcpr. 4%uifres, II S~olttbsStrabe.
oSipciIe Tutiunul'Yalt," 432 Suosgroaofpan
u. Is. gSuMler, &ai'itsr.
,sReitcru Natiunal SGnt," 70. Rarriott, 9aIF'
rer, Ia gtorosGutaiusStrabe.
,TrDusrs G. McrDauics' Nattpaai Sauf," GhaS.
G. Wiuer. 9uiiirer, gtorowefts@de Gutan'
uno SGbette.Sirabe.
,,sbirO 9latiuual Sani," Baltimore. uno yturtb'
Siruee.
,Sarmsrs IL M,crdIuu:S' Hational 9anI." Suutb'
NIB YorTbdrosStrabe.
~y6rmmcrcial & Sarmcrs' National gauf,'" Sl6'
iueitsGde Sulparoz uno @ermunsStraee: 3.
3. NaIofu'n a%nlltrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Baltimore Sampf' Yafet So.
t9Ite nnb suusrldiHse 8at-2tuie.)
Die Der. StaatensBuit beforberno.
Tarpfer ,Vtrgtnta~ tteu), Maizena,"

ygeoraia," ySenreWee."
Sampler fabren tdaIit. Sonriass apSaenou.
men. bon ben ~Naifainie.@ piers, Nr. 10-t8.
GiabtsSirabe, $50 gbenos, loireft mad Oh
@uniten beg eiioeis. 8erbinbune In OLD
@oiut Comfort nit &c. & Q. @tfenbabn.~ saat
Ht6mprb. @erbinonne In Portsmouth nit benz
moifib uitb atianta. an @orfoIf 8rrbinbuna
NIT Der rMtlaniic Coat Cline" NorfoIf ntiS
fpeitIih nnb ~OIo Gomiuion Cine" mad Nefp.
5ern. @afbinaton, R.se.. 8itmonh. Ba.. nnb
NepsYorf.
Mdblaeiten nah europdif6em Blame. 2uru.
ri0fe aaiiteu8tinmer. eleitrifde ReIeudbtiiia.
Garuptbeia1nM 9oien frsi. 8eferoirte 8niiten.
Tt. 157. Sft.PnItimoresSira ST. s06 nnb
E0s. 2tabt.eirabe. 9. ". 6. Office. SiboitsGde
Baltimore uto Ga~IoertsGtrabe, Continental
9riitsFuiIoira@ unb Ilbaueb's. Nr. 100, Norb.
GburfessStrdbe.
Snhn D. shertpppb, @. Urptun,
~irr~Trnf. II. Gen sNSandaer. Ser. .0aH. .Giaert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

Narmor. ltl0 @rarit.@erfe.
6. 9iIaortner q G66Ee, 71i-71s g8eitl'aIt!'
mpresGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Gbelaprafe Dampier-G ompagnie.
6bciapcate.9tnte.
Glcgante &afugier.E nmpfcr ,2lnaufta" uHh
eDftuvhioH ,,o6,

Sbcfapcafe.Ytnte.
eicgante Safiagier.S nmpfer ,9laguta" uRt
rGUlumbia" nnd,
Glib Eutnt SDmIrrt itno Eurfuf, ga,
Sdtrpfer ~herlateu Baltimore tdalib (ausae.
lofllftelt SurltdAs) unl 100 WbeI6S uno foIt,
men III OLD Vuirt Gpmfort I'm o llbr WpraenS
llto III g~torfplf um 7.30 Wt1reens an, an.
ibItebeno al Die @ifenbabn5iiee rruh auey
Buflfieli oes Silbens lino SiioiueitenS,
Wcrf.Tiner.2tnte.
Giegante Hafiaeter.Ta mpfer ,Gbsrlptte" nnb
Baltimore" -
mao WcftsYutnt limb Ntdtntuub, 8d.
3nmpter ~perIaiien baltimore fdgli6 (ausaes
~ilonl'nen SonIiic9s) mn 8 ubr Ta6mittnpS ifb
~forlIrtet Al NcitsBoift I'M 7.45 WprgenS urto
in Nttr1onh nm 0.20 Wtorctt San.
Bic dl Wonthaen, Wittpoten nnb Sreitdgeu
bon Baltimore abf,brenoen Tampfer itnb bts
won @eft.Voiilt an SienftGgen, 9onnerftagen
UNI Ganlitugeu abfnbren. Ieget In @louceffer.
N3tr.,. Clements uno sMmonbs an: uno bic
an Stenfiagen, Sonnerftaeen uno Gamftaaen
Don baltimore nro on Montaeer. MittiuoGen
lIHo Sreltagen bon 0etts9oint abfdbrenbeH
Sdntpier .;eger In Ooritopn uno gIap s0ant an
(bei oiinfiiaen Better).
Tampfer %0eriafen Baltimore non, Bier Sir, 10
nnb 10, 2tgbttraken.g ertte.
9rrf.8tlete noh allen Iunften f5nnen ae.
ftdert, 8epad aifgeaehen uno 4ainten3imnler
i'm 8urolis rcferoirt iperoer, In ben biefieen
NitletsQiireuir: Nr. f19, Cft.Balttnure.Gtrdbs
v, q. Nubiun, ggent; Rr. 1877. Sh.gaittmors.
straSe, ooer ben Saupts9ireauS: 2tabt. xnl
2ce.strnke.
Neuben fyuHer, q. q. Gttsm,
@cn. 'tSeffiftsfibrer. Gen. sIaftaater.Ne gent.
&. s. TeDamne. SnIfss@en. .9af. saaenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

GupFerihmieoe uno Elumbers.
3phn Snbrrt, TIA Thnnte5.StraBe. 6. & 3.
Selepbru: g4olie 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
WcItcrn MarDlanb Giieubahn.

Vegiliuelo an 30. Sept., berlibt SiuensStation
Sngltdl:
40 Worgens - SbneQpoit, Saeeratopn. .H.
& 10 .sSabn," gSdpnesboro, @bambersbura
lno, dusgellommeu Sunntag, Sancod un6
Cumberland.
2.45 !yiabmittags Accommodation nod Sieb.
iielo.
*4.2O GGdmttiags GrpreB SauptIinie. Oh.
GctSiuipit, 9uncod, Gbippensburg uno, aus9e,
%Iolnnler SoItiltag, Sreperid uno 9nlntitsburg
(Farlors9Saggon).
SaDiih. au%Sgciommen Sunntao:
100 ~:uturgens - Dori, y. 4 8. SID. nnb Gar.
$50 ,Morgcns - Accommodation nab Steb.
1857 0iorgeis : 8eftIider grpreb, gBeftmin.
lter, Hrlcebiue (Sreoerid), @nimiisbura,
3blrinoit, .Slre Jtio9e, sSapnesboro, gbari.
bersbur9, Snnerstolpr, Sarcod, Cumberland
I'M, 9ltinS, S%rffetsS observation-disclosures
80 Nadnltttd9s Snuptlinie 6ftlib bon
SirorD CSrrpe, fnpie g)orf. Saloper, 8ettbs,
BURG lrh q. & S.@Sip.
o.33 gtabntttng5 - accommodation mad Set
tOsblrg.
6.15 .abelos Accommodation mad Union.
Nrirge.
Gur Spnncritaas uub eamitaas:
ITO NhcIIos - accommodation naob Union.
Nrtoge. ~
Par Spnntaas:
$50 ,Utor9erS = accommodation mad linton.
Vrtoee lno Snnooer.
Sdlt Mot am RennfbIbanias@pe .sgabnbof an.
". 6pbcrtiou, 4. d. SpIueu'.
StcesFrdf. II. @ensSeibdft5f. Sen. sEaif. .Iaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Sruit Go1npoanie'n.

,Marn;auo Sruit g." gDroipeft.gde galoert'
iIno @ermdnsStrnBe. 0rier Seri6, Nrdti.
heut; g. g. 8immermdnn. Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban Meb, Gddpmetiter.
Baltimore Srrit 4 Guarantee Co.," &auttabte'
VIlllina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
CtrntSs Noufpn

StGQtss Vanfen.
,Scutife 9auf Won Saltimure," Baltimore uno
SpllIonhs Strabe. Mueuit 2Seber, prditoent
&. ). 5i1t, G9aBmetitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
M6Oofaten.

5rnntis Z. alemm, NtttsanlpaIt. 225 q. BanI'
GiraBe, Baltimore, Wto.
@nitaUus aorb, 26t-269 GdIpert Building.
y. 9rl. Grtmauu, III lurosgbarleSs Stra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
ocichenheItntter.

earoers & stBnc, %t70S--17t0 Gurtonsaoenue
sSn. Gouf. ytorIb. uuo 8rccnmolutssoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Spars9dllfen

,Tcutfde GpursYauf upu Baltimore" @htaip'
mn NalilinpresStrab H"
ySt. Sumess Spnrbunf." NaltiulOresS traBe uno
GuiioulzSOuiesNDcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Marplanb- nno Tcnnipluania-S Balm.

Sioc n%er.aTcn NprtIsN0cinc.S tnttpn:
7.30 Ioreens gcri Eoit, tnglih, ausgeItom'
men Sonnt1e.
9.05 Mrraens EeItu @ecpm.. MIR eonniag.
$50 Moraens 9eluir 9lccori., tigli1, alisees
rloitr1en SpniltdG.
100 Nobmiitnos 9ieIdir Stccoiri., MIR Gnmiina.
1926 liuhmittaa9 gprf Yoft, tiglib, ausges
iioInnten Spnttaa.
4.O5 Nuhmiitaas SeIta slccom., MIR Gonutaa.
445 sl1fi1ittais (Bslair sttcum., tdeIib. aus
6bo MprEgn8 eHpf EEecm., tdslih, airsee.
~nprtntert ,Ganntaga r..
100 SIbenss 1elin Ieorn., nur eo,nrtae.
11.30 slbsnbS @eIair %sIeronn., tdgIit, ausees
lfonftlen SollrIagl- u~9I,G.tt :. r,at,ira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Grnntc.S cluegnmg fat normal.

Minncopnlis. Minn., 81. 9to,
pcnlber. - @ctrcioeipeid)er : @crluul-
ter i'm YnnNc bcridtcten an Die hieli.
gen @ctrciociirnlCn, bnb Die @eiue.
gliltg ser Grntc ioit micocr normal
lit. Sic GARNER "bringen ibr @etreibc
uno Der ourd) Die 8elbfnappheit per.
uriadlte Sdrcd idcint I'M Sfminoen
begriiiel 3u ieif. e.. ia.
~
,u,
Tr;gt die 1DeS Ots, Os lhr Inner skauft Halt
:: s., NMMAMM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Mcrd)aurs & Iincrs Sransport. So.

Tampfer.ginie.
SradIt uno YaiInatere.
.Nahl Suifon nuo benz Cfteu.
Dtollf', SieHlt.. Gonlerft, Samft.. 6 llbr NbbS.
y BAD 1ruuibenee nnb benz Siten.
>ollItia9,, Wtltlpod. Sreitda, 6 llbr M6enbS,
f9iah Nctppart.s,cps nnb Nnrfu(t
taaltdb, 6 ubr MbenoS
'5rntt arqenortnlen tlaIth bis 8 IIbr Ra9m,,
llr o%enielhcn 3n9 aDfabrenoe Sampfer,
Sad Saoanaab hnb bent eiben.
Slef'ia9s 9afrerttna, SaMiiae. 8 llbr Ibenbs.
~. Y. Snrtn, Igent, QDna God.
&anpt.SiIrean: Scrmau. unh 2tgbt. Strate.
t1t3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
0ci6aftss@ egmetier.

3eitungen, 3eitifriiten etc.
,7be yaltimure yieps Co.," Dapto slbereron'
bic, Malager, 3lS &sitsSeruians Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

Seucr.8 eriid)erungen.
.Runal Snfnrantc 81, Of atprr.rsl,", Senro R
98ariieIo, Mefoert Wlanager, 101-l02 @bnul'
bt: uf Commerce Guilhing.
,@crutGHin Scuerusritternngs ' 9efenifbaH,"
Baltimore l!up &ortbsStrabe.
S9m. E. StaGstiuro e. Sp., 70 lrtb IT @tmHt"r
OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

8feroe9eidirr.S
:. 4. Ial sun G. Gu., 404 gBefts @erIrldr Git.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

@lunoeigelltbums . agalten unb
-SdnoIer.
9irrre s. 1usan & s'ephsp. 10 Oft'aerinurolt'
tou'GtrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

2anbnirtbidaftlide @eratbe unb
Somcreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

Suiidmieo, Subeb6r.
6. etoti Yapne So. str, 800 unb 1854, Nrrt
eSdbs Stru6e.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
VETS IN BLUE
IN BIG PARADE
At SARATOGA
Campfire Reunions and
Reception Precede Prin-
cipal Evento @. A. R.
Encampment.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE ID,
COO veterans who are in attendance at
the forty-hrst annual eacampment OF the
Grand Amy of the Republic turned their
faces skyward as they came from their
hotels, lodgings. and quarters this morn
ing. They were anxious about The
weather and hopeful that yesterday s
leaden sltys and rain-sOaked streets
would not detract from the parade
scheduled Cor this afternoon.
The parade, the feature of the day.
attracted a great crowd of visitors, who
came early and determined TO mihgle
with the veterans until tonights pro-
gram is concluded.
The arrangements fer the parade were
complete in every respect. Precauuon
was taken in full measure TO guard
against overexertio1 Of the veterans
and to care for those who collapsed
A corps Of physicians, with ambu-
lauces, was distributed along the line
OF march, prepared to care Tor the old
soldiers who gave out under the strain.
The principal event This morning was
the reception given 10 Governor Hughes
at Congress Hall. followed by dinner
10 COmmander-in-chief Brown, given by
the Department of New York, A num-
Der OF reunions OF the remnants Of old
commands also were held. The first
Vermont Cavalry, Third New York Cav
airy, and Fourteenth New York Artill-
cry rallied at campfires and brought
back old times 10 memory.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
De FOREST DIVORCE
WAS NOT WIRELESS

NEW YORK. Sept. u.-Dr- Lee De
Forest. the inventor. has lost IN a plain.
old-fashioned divorce mill the beautiful
bride he won in a romantic wireless tel
egTaph courtship. Friends of tho pair
heard today with some surprise that the
wizards wife, Lucille s. De Forest. has
gained an introductory decree at Al
Eany, where she secretly filed her suit
DR.. De Forest made no defense and
an absolute divorce may be entered this
fall which viii permit the young WOm-
IN 10 wed again if she wants TO.
Dr. De Forest said today he had not
officially heard OF the decree being
granted 90 his wife. His lawyer, Max
j. Steucr. seen at Far ROckaway, ad-
mirted however, that the decree had
been signed IN the supreme court.
The divorce was granted on statutory
grounds.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
GENERAL DRUDE
PREPARES FIGHT

PARIS. Sept u.-Dispatches from
Casablanca state General Drude,
recovered from his Illness. is preparing
&c take the offensive against the MOors.
and that news OF a tight may be ex-
pected.
General Drude has been mounting
artillery as close as possible To the
Moor lines This move has prevented
attacks for the last few days. The ar
tillery will now be used IN conjunction
with a rifle attack. Il Is planned TO
drive the MoOrs stl further back from
Casablanca-
The Washington times., 1907-09-11

rate. the young wanderer will have TO
shift for himself"
When the boys mother learned that
her son might be charged with vagTancy
she appeared a little crestfallen. but
only for a moment. Eve told him he
would get into trouble with his way OF
wandering about the country and also
that II he did he'd have 70 get out again
the best way he could. Tor I wouldn {
help him, and ] won't. ] have written
70 the chief Of police Of Wheeling that ]
won't send any money. and have asked
VIII. At least, 7 hope SO. If they don {
decide TO free him they will probably put
him In some reformatOry, and il they do,
1 the young man viii have 70 make out
the best way he can
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
FISH AND HARAHAN
AGAIN IN THE RING

NEW YORK, Sept u.-Stuyvesant
Fish, "the Champion" J. T. Harahan,
the Illinois Central railroad president
and possible aspiTant for championship
honOrs, and Edward II. Hartman, re-
ferred TO by Mr.. Fish as a shrimp"
are billed TO appear today at the Cen
trails board meeting in this city, and IL
is possible that another imprOmptu go"
between the two may occur.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
ICE TRUST SUIT
MAY Be ORDERED
BY GOV. HUGHES

NEW YORK. Sept. u.-District At
Iorney Jerome has not signihed whether
he viii make Attorney General Jack
sons seizure CT books of the American
Ice Company and the private CORE
suondenCe OF the president, Wesley NJ.
Oler, the basis OF an investigs ton be-
fore the grand jury Of the ice company 5
methods.
II is practically certain. however, that
the attorney general viii demand GUS
ter proceedings against the company,
and in the event of Mr.. Jerome's failure
10 act. it is believed he viii 80 before
Governor Hughes with request that a
special district attorney be named to
conduct the inquiry.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
No Money for Will.

VIII I send him the SEQ 10 pay his
fare back 20 Washington Vel, rath-
er guess not. He rode there for nothing,
and II he can't ride back at the same
rate. he'll stay right where he is until
he can. II 1 pay his way home this
tine he'll expect it again, and as /
would soon become bankrupt at that
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
FIVE MEN SHOT
IN FRISCO RIOT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 11.-Five men
were wOunded-one. it is believed, fatal
ly-in a riot here early today. a num-
her of employees of the United Railroads
were attacked while running a car into
the barns, and the shooting followed.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11
Record-Breaking Run of
New Ship Expected
to End Friday.

CAPE RACE, Newfoundland. Sept. IL.
-fhe great new ocean grcghOJnd, the
Lusitania, whose maiden voyage over
the Atlantic will doubtless break all
records. is now in touch with the Amer
lean continent by wireless.
A message received here at $40 o'clock
this morning said that the vessel was
20 miles southeast of Cape Race at
that hour and is at present far ahead
Of the record. II The present rate Of
speed, twenty-five knots an hour, IS
maintained, the Lusitauia Will reach the
port OF New York about I o'clock Fri
dav morning. This will complete the
voyage in the remarkable tine Of four
days and eighteen hours.
Fog Holds Down Speed.
The weather has been foggy and it is
thought that the great ship win later
make the voyage stil further under
FIVE days The previous record TO this
time was held by the Lucania. which
crossed from Queenstown IN five days,
seven hours, and twenty-five minutes.
The LusItania viii likely beat the best
Atlantic record held by the Germans
with the steamship Deutschland
When heard from today, the Lusl-
tania had Travelled about Lto miles OF
the Z,t6U from QueeIlSIo"L III ~ -
matelv seventy hours. Fog hindered
materially and kept the average speed
down to 23JL knots. The ship Is capable
OF making tWenty-siX knots. The run
from Cape Race down the coast Is gen
orally made at top speed, and barring
accidents the new liner will be hailed
as the Queen OF the Seas when she ar
rives at New York.
Arrange Noisy Welcome.
Arrangements are being made to have
the Lusitania met on Sandy Hook
Friday morning by a fleet OF tugs and
yachts to give her a noisy welcome.
The trip up the bay. through the Mar
rows and into the North river, is ex-
pected to be in the nature OF a marine
pageant. Many steam yachts and
pleasure craft OF various sizes viii BIZ
on hand to see the great ship enter.
The Washington times., 1907-09-11

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