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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
BaSSett Denies
Any Connection
With Kidnapping

TO the Editor Of The Washington Times.
Referring to dispatches from omaha
published yesterday in regard 10 an al
legged attempt 10 hdnap my children IN
that city. and connecting my name with
the same. / wish 10 state that with the
exception Of last Saturday and Sunday
(when I was In New York;. / have been
IN Washington continuously for the
past month. and have not attempted the
kidnapping Of my children. and have in
no way authorized or had any kuowl-
edge Of the same. The only way I shall
seek to gain possession OF them viii
be by due process of law
G. G. BASSETT. 1868 @ street.
Washington, d. C., February 10.
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Loss Will Be Fully $4,000.
Fine Policy Promoters.

Fred Jones ard John Tollver. both
colored. were before Justice II. p. Ca
ton in the police court this morning
charged with promoting policy Both
pleaded guilty and were fined so each.
The men were arrested 10y Policemen
Garvey Talbot Bell. and Beach The
house of II. w. McLearen. in the south
western section OF the city. was raided
yesterday afternoon. No one was found
in the building. but the police found and
took To The station house a wheel and
printing outfit which. IL is alleged. is
used I'm the policy business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
.FIREFIGHTER BREAKS ICE
TO GEORGETOWN WHARF

Captain Brown, commanding the fire
boat Firetghter, reports 20 Fire Chief
Belt this morning that he has again
been out with the boat and that he has
succeeded in breaking a full channel
from the old Long Bridge 20 Easby's. or
the Twenty-SiXth street wharf. George
town, and that the broken ice is going
out with tide and current
He says that there is a heavy accu-
mutation Of ice between the railroad and
highway bridges which viii have TO be
kicked OUT as IL acCumulates.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
Notes and Personals.

w. c. LeIiew has been appointed
union ticket agent al the new union sta
ton here.
The Alexandra Athletic Association
VIII play game Of basketball with the
Belveders of Baltimore at SChuler's
Hall this evening at $40 o'clock
A country dance was given at odd
Fellows Hall in North Columbus street
last evening by Perseverance Tent of
RcchabiUes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
Henry's VIII Probated.

The will of the late Daniel Henry was
admitted 10 probate I'm the clerks office
of the corporation court yesterday. He
leaves 500 To erect a headstOne on his
grave. $50 10 the Rev. II. j. Cutler: 500
each to his brother IN ireland. and Mrs
Bridget Alexander. The residue Of his
estate he directs shall be divided among
Patrick. James. Daniel. stephen. Annie.
Jane. and Margaret NcCauiev.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
GOVERNMENT PAYS $4,000
TO ENLARGE NAVY SITE

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 16.-The Federal
Government. for the purpose Of enlarg-
ing the naval magazine site on St. Ju-
lians creek. 10 the south OF the Norfolk
navy yard and adjoining the Schmoele
tract. recently acquired for additional
navy yard purposes. has purchased % 4
acres of land from Portsmouth com
pany IL 1000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

James Il and Agnes A Bro, he. girl
William r and Guldic j. Bla,en. boy.
Fred NJ. and biiza ". Levey. boy.
Raymond and Nellie ". Popkiu, boy.
James w. and Mary j.. Mcdonald
boy.
Lee and Ella Rollins. girl.
Charles 7. and Margaret NJ. EopeE,
girl.
Ferdinand and Marie Schwarz, elrI.
Fauick q. and Susie A Siberian. boy.
Daniel + Sullivan and wife. girl
EDWARD T.. and Mary A Swc-nrl. Eirl.
Harry y. and Lola : Ward. boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
laps in the Schools.

Any Japanese under fourteen VIII be
admitted 10 any primary Or grammar
school over that age japanese pupils
viii be admitted 20 the high schools on
passing the examinations required
Mayor Schmitz, after the WnlLe House
conference last night gave out Jnis
statement.
We nave come 10 satisfactory un-
oeiStaldEg upon the assumption that
Congress Will pass the amendment to
the Immigration Oil luITOuuCeu Feb
ruary u. Cntn this amendment is en-
acted luio law we shall make no state
iheht as 10 what the understanding is.
from Tokyo the State Department has
received assurances that the passport
amendment VIII be satisfactory 10 me
Japanese government and that Ia the
treaty now icing negotiated the United
9-a''s VIII be anOWeG 10 exclude Japa-
In the Senate the Democrats. led IN,
senators Bacon and Tlllmau. entered on
q munster against the MumI grafton biI
because Of the contract labor provisions
aAtctihS tLe South, as soon as the
routine morning business OF YESTERDAY
Was over. IL was kept up throughout
the afternoon. Senator Aldrich, VINO
was Ia New York, concluded drastic
measures were necessary inasmucb as
lAe PRESIDENT WAS threatening 10 call an
cNiIa session after March ii the imm!.
Backed Tillman Down.
He counseled with Senator Crane over
the long-distance phone. and as the re
sult Senator Crane notified Senators
Bacon and Tillman that II they did not
agree 90 vote on the conference report
% saturday afternoon, Georgia and
SCUM Carolina would find that am river
ana IdTDOr Improvement provisions
would De stricken tTOmtbe river and har-
nor Bill. Then the cOnfereos' report
would De Withdrawn and joint resolu-
NtH apply ing 10 the japanese situation
tigue would be put through.
through Senator Lodge. the Demo
gsaI.c senators were notified OF rbe
resident purpose 20 call an extra ses-
t'' 'it'' Sitfth Z. II necessary. TO gct
me Immigration bin enacted.
utlner lhdn this. assurances are said
~ nave reached Senator Tilman that
tne CABINET had taken up the matter OF
NAr states assisting immigration and
-l"1 taken the position that State ir7u{-
grafton would not be intcrfered with
All these Influences acted ia the direc-
lph OF making an agreement to vote on
the conference report possible and had
much u do with The unanimous consent
the afternoon -'
The debate In the Senate yestersa,
allerno'1 was spirited Senator Tni-
man started I'm 10 discuss The uassD0rr
plo' lSioh- lie characterized ne Jana
hrse as undesirable MOng1li4uL sen
alor Lodge said further discussion of
l-li- phase OF the report would maxi. h
necessary 10 carry on the discussion hs.
hind closed doors Senator F-1fDf 49,.
s~teu tne discussion Of the JaDanese
question, which the Pacific coast v-as
tll Jag TO adjust DO a diplomats manner
III connection with the immigration bin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-16
.CORBETT'S BROTHER
IS FOUND DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. e.
Harry COrbett. brother of the ok
champion, was found dead in bed this
morning.
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The Berlitz School of LANGUAGES

523 18th St =. W. Trial Lessons Free.
F.ereh, German, Spanish. etc. Native tsaehsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Ser gr(ocScrc- ;yna.

&Guicr oc@ o@cIUeoerc Sotela" mill
fen $23,02S.25 fir sic Icnopirung
0cS @cb6ltOc8 ouSgcbcn. - Sic
G]iQcntbiimcr Scr 5rucitcn @ppo.
tbct Cbliaotioucn ipoucn No5 500
tel fouielt,
Gincm pom Nidtcr elliott untcr.
3eidnctcn @cfc6l 5u 6olge miiiien
0ie &dufer, lpeld)e 0oS y@elpc0ercs
&otcl" iibernebmch $23,02S,25 fir
Heparotitren on Dem @cbGltoe n,t8gc-
ben. Ter 9cfcbI lit bic 6ol1c elmer
&ctition OeS ScQuciterS fiir Die BET
pc0crc 9ult 60" @Iut "A. Sebrltor
tomntt 0os &otel 5unt &crfoltf.
Die Gigent6iimcr ser %5lpciten Sps
potbcf=O bliQottoncn moIlcu 0o3 so
tel follfen, uno Gin aus sen &S. Govt
gloS $. EGomo$, @m. $. @roiflin,
2olprcncc @crin uno 3. @. Som6(c-
tom deficiencies Gomitc lit nit Der
Nu&orbeitlmg ser 6i~non3pI6nc fir
Die llcbernoDmc Oc8 Gigcnt6um8 be
idGitigt. Sic 9tbiiAt 0e3 Gomitc'@
lit, Die @ote(Gompo8nic SIT rcor8uni-
Iircn, ipem IS 0cmielbcn gliift, Dos
G%iGcntbum SIT crlon0cn. Gtc meme
Gompoqnic miro elm &opitol BON
100000 bobcn, tpoupu oie &dlftc
ans &or5u0$- un0 sic on0crc S0lftc
ouS Stomwlotticn bcitcDcn jolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
EpitbcfDrbernng mad benz Iuslanbe,

Die allsldnbiide 8oit fir oie nit
Dem 8. 3ebrror 1907 erbenbe @ohe
iAliebt piinftli6 in ollen SGGen i'm
Sauptpoitamte mic folgt:
Eafetpoit lit oifen Don 8 ltbr Sor-
mittagS biz 8 llbr Na6mittags tag
lid, alsgenommen ,Sonntaas.
Eadetpoit fir 8roBbritannien unb
Srlano idliebt UNI 5 llbr Ma6mit.
tags 3ienitogs unb Sreitags.
9alnpfcr iabrcn bon Nem-Yorf,
menn nidt anoers angegeben.
SranSatlantide g 0 it.
Wiithpoh - Z l1br gbenos: na6
europa per Iampier u2a 9retagnc,"
pia Sabre (9oit fir @roBbritannien
uno Srlano muB nper 60 gretagne"
be5ei6net iein).
Sreitng = 7 llbr Mbenos: nod
europa per Gampfer nNem Dorf,"
nio Gfpmoutb uno Gberbourg Goit
fiir 2%iperpool, S6ottlunb II. Srlon0
muB 1per gteiu-9orf" bc3eidnet iein).
10 llbr I6enbs: na6 europa per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
@on Gee uub Sofcn.

@on See urb &ofen.
Ger Noro0. 2lou0-0 ompfcr nSlOcn=
bllrg." Capt. GroitiA poiiirtc gcitcrn
HoGmittog nm 3 llbr Sap @cnrD
1no miro mabrihcinli6 bellte WHor-
gen an icincm God onlcQcu. Ser
Compiler, mcldcr am 81. Somlor bon
9rcncn obilbr, bringt 800 Foiioe
gicrC nod) Baltimore.
Ger Nor0O. 2lop0s9 Compiler
,&onnopcr" fdbrt bclttc @}oracn nit
Io0cSonbrud nQ0 @olpciton meitcr.
- 9Iuf ser Getie nod bier beiin0et
lid ser 9}or0O. 2lopo Gompfcr
uGormitoot" nit 1920 YoiiogicrcrL
ser ont t. 6cbrltor bon Bremen u6.
fu6r.
- Ger Grcimoiter 0Ecno 81. Got'
ton" mclNcr, nit @ol5 bcloOcn bon
ltoriolt nod 9tcm-Dorf fubr, Itrols
0ctc bel Cccon-Gitp. Sic 9ciobung
OcS S6ooucr3 Wllroc bel bcftigcm
Stllrm BON ser Otonnidoft Scr
Occol1=Gitp 2cbcn9rettuugs Stotiou
0crcttct, 0ogcgcn lit OoS S3iif total
uCrloren.
NuS Baltimore GountO.
- Sin GROCER 9olt.n Boom" miro fir
sen tomnlenocn Irii6ling in COMPTON
cruortct. @cionocr8 inn @cItcu Der
StoOt iin0 5oDlrcide NnfGltfc bon
@runoitiiden iiir 9oll5rpcde geuoHt
1uorOen. Gic Nu6irogc nod) g8ob,
nun9cn lit icbr GroB, bod iinb feline
0n gum bcrnict6en u10 mn mcni9c
SGuier 5l %Dcrfnlticn. Sic @oiicr.
rage miro DornuSii6tli6 c6enfol5
bolo 9cl6it meroen.
- Ser GorntpaS Gntnleiitcr Is. 8.
Hogers beri6tet Sen Goltntps Gonlmii.
iGren 6olgenOeS iibcr ieinc Ginnob
men ltnO 2hlSgoben lp0brcno pes
Worots Sonuor: PIN 1. Sontor mar
Ser &oiienbeItonO SIS, t63. 10, an
Steucrn fomen $2S,656.02 elm, an.
0ere Ginnobmen worCn $348O.65, sic
Nltogo6en betrllgcn $36,SS6.49, ga.
nit betr0gt Der &oiienbeitono $S3,
1881.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Plus Dem Snncrcn WarOlanO'S uuO
ocn an~greuscnOcn Staatcn.
9ene.i6en III crtbc2uQ

genet 0enSm y gaze.
&ont 10. 6Gbrllor an miro Slime
Nrun0cl=Goluntp inn Stonbc lem. oIle
lonfenOcn 2llS9oben oltS Sen l%oilfrll.
Den Ginnobmcn 81 oedcn. Die Gont.
miiiGre ba6en bei6loIielL Ie'SduI0.
i6eine oes GountuS, nit gltSna6me
0cricnigen fir 1907 cin5uI6ien.
Gin &logcfol ouf Hctien.
Ger &logefou OeS &rn. Soiep6 %.
9roin bon Baltimore Qe0cn ocn
lonomirtbI6oftlidcn &crcin bon So
gcrStolun, in oent Scr &lGger $685..
COO Gnti606iaung ,bofiir pcr(orgr,
0aB bel ser je~BtiGbrigcn lopoipirtb,
Idoftlidcn IltSIteQltng Gin G6iirs
u6d)tcr linn nit eilten Stof ollf Sen
&opf idlltg, ltno Ser Dor lGngerer
3eit nod Dem &rcisgeridt fir aQe.
gonD-Golntp pcrlegt morocn mar,
pltroc gcItern o6ermols perlegt, ltn0
5tpar no6 @orrett=G oumtp. Brain,
Scr etlpoS iflpcrb6rig it, mar @lts.
iteucr, uno an Scr folidcn Gin.
gotgSt6iir eridJeinen6, pcripeigerte
Der @ddter ibm @inloB.
coll 5000 5o6Gen.
So6u 81. @otion, ipcIfer in SroIt.
burg, NQegonp-Goltntp, Wl6., elm pri.
potcS S%onitoriltm betrei6t, mitr0c
geitern 1T Cumberland ppl1 Sen Sc.
I6lporencn bes Grininal9eri6ts
Idulloig bcfunbelL olS 9lr5t 81 pratt.
SIREN, o6ne oils iolder regiitrirt 5lt
icilt, un6 5ur 3oblrng BON 5000
Strofe ulr6 Soften perllrtbeilt. Scr
SAT- miro oltf Sen @rltno bin Dor OoS
Ippeaotiotsgeridt gebro6t perber,
BOB Dos 6ctreffenbe 8eiet ongeblid
ut1conItitutioneQ lit.
Strenge Gorii6 s c.
geln.
Sic Baltimore. 8 6io-9o -@eieQ.
I6oft" bot 9efebl ol bic Selegropbis
item in ben Signolt6iirnlen ort We-
tropolitan. 3peige erloiier, boB uilter
fcinen ltmitdnben Elm 5peiter Bug
cinen 9cge6en Signotltbltrm poilircn
bari, c6c ser erItc 3ltg Sen nGdltcn
Signoltburm poiiirt bot. giSber
oltrfte inter llmitGnben ein 5~ipeiter
Bug in fltr3er G%ntfernung folgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Gompfer o2uconio,~ pio Queens
tolpn.
got fiji r 9 ii S. nn6GcntrnI-
amcrifa, 8 it etc.
Wittmod 10 ll6r 9(bcn0s: noc6
Go6n, Nucotun un0 Gompe6e per
9ompier rGiperoMo;" nod 9roii-
lien per Gaupfcr %n3nmoro;" nod
Somoifo per Gompicr BON Bbtlo-
oeGpbio.
1reitog 49, 10 lt6r NbcrbS: nnG1
Curacao, 8cnc3llclo uB Colombia
per Gompfer D3uIio;" nod &orto
&ico per Gompfcr oGoamo," pio
Son Suol; nod 6ortune S8lon0
uno Somoifo per Tompicr nSor-
nio;" nod Fonamo mo Ser &oitoI-
gone (nur ipe3icQ o0reiItrte) per
9ompfer y9remItcr;" nod Slrf'S
SSlono un0 ct. Domingo per Gam
pier nGberofec;;" nod) Ben Bahamas
per 9onlpfer BON WtiomL 6lo.
Die Goit fir @euhtn0IonO, pia
Nortb Sp6nen un0 iiir WtiQltelon,
pio 9oitolL i6lieBt bier tdglid nm 3
llbr NoGmittog$; iiir Gu6a, pia
Campo, t1gIiG nm 1 ll6r No6mits
tags; fir Gotta Nicn, &on0uroS (Oit=
&iiite), Nicoroaua (Oitfiiltc) unO
Guatemala, pin Nep-O orleans, tdglid)
I'M 10 ll5r Nb08.; fir StoOt Werifo
t10liG Inn 2 lnO 10 ll6r a6eno8.
Erou5- Boci ic Soft.
6rcitog - 10 llbr 4ben0s: na6
&nnoii, Sapnh Goreo, China lln0
Den YbiIippinclL pio Son 5ran5isco.
EoIt iiir &omoii, pin Son 6rans.
cisco, idIicBt bier tG8lid nm 10 llbr
Nbcn05 bis 5ltm s. 6cbruor; fir Sa-
pan, Gorco, Gbino ltnO Den G6ilip.
pirlctL pio Scottlc, tdgli6 nm I llbr
2lbcr09 bis sum -. 6ebrltor; fir
Ncll.S cclono, Nltitrolicn gtelt-Golc-
oonieL Samoa unO SQpaii, oio
Gan 6ron5iSco, td9li6 nm 10 ll6r
Abeno8 bis Gum %. Se6ruor.
Grams Bocific-@oit miro tdgli6
nob Sem 9(6gungSbofen bef0rOert uno
oie 3cit 0eS S6luiies lit orritgirt nit
GiiditGt oltf oercn llnllrlterbro6ene
lle6erlano = Yef0roerltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

PIN 8. 5e6r. Camper algeria"
nod Ncopcl ltn0 Welro.
9lm II. 6ebr. 9ompier&oiIcr @tt,
belm ser 3peite" nod Bremen.
9tm 20. 6ebr. 9onffer Staten,
cam" nad) Gotter0om.
9tm 81. 6ebr. 3ompfer ga Gas
cogrle" nod Sopre.
9(m 81. 6ebr. Gampfer nWain"
nod) @ren1elt.
9(m 90. 6e6r. Gonlpfct aa0nig gl.
bert" nod gteopel unO @euuo.
9tm 90, 6ebr. Sampler @rof @ol-
6~cricc" rad] Somburg.
9(nt 90. 6ebr. Gonpfern St.2oltis"
nu0 Sout6onpton.
g(m %. 6ebr. 9onlptcr nGompo-
MIA" nod 2ipcrpool.
9tm 90. 6cbr. Gonlpfer n@inne.
tonfo" nod 2on6on.
Nm %. 6cbr. 9onpfero Golo6ria"
nod gteopcl.
PIN 26. 6e6r. Sampler 8ronprin5
@il6elm" mad Bremen.
gIm q. Sebr. 3ompfer n&pnOom"
nod Hottcroon.
9Gm 81. Sebr. Gompier nSorn.
lonb@ nod Nntperpcn. ,r.,~, ,~ ,o,
Nm 81, 6e6r. Sampler nSceanic"
nad 2iperpool.
S(m %. 6cbr. Sampler nSelig
Slob" ito6 Copenhagen.
9tm %. 6ebr. Gompfer ga &ro.
pence" nod SABRE.
Sim 2. Sebr. Sampler ,Wo6onno"
nod NCopel uno @cnuo.
9lm 10. 6c6r. Gonlpfer Baltic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Sim 10. Sebr. 0ompfer n8elterns
lolt0" nod Nntmrrpen.
Nm t3. 6ebr. Sampler Imitelopf"
nod &ottcrbonl,
Nm is. 6cbr. Sampler n@ermo.
Mo" nnd) Ncnrcl uno @enua.
Sim II. Sc6r. Sampler r2a go
poie" nod Sabre.
Nm II. 6ebr. Gompfer DGoliel"
nod Bremen.
9(m 1G. Sc6r. Compiler DGarmo.
Mo" noh 2iperpooI.
Sim 16. 8ebr. Sampler ngcbric"
nod) Neopcl ltnb @enua.
Sim 16. 8ebr. 9ompfcr nWeiaba"
no6 2onbon nitG Soutbompton.
Sim 16. Sebr. 9ompfcr uImerifa"
nnd Sanbrr9.
am 16. 6ebr. 9ampfer uaitoria"
nod 0los9oip.
am 19. 6ebr. Gompfcro Somburo"
nod Neopel lulb @enuo.
@m IS. Scbr. 8onpfcr oGaronia"
nod @ibroltor uno Mcopcl.
PM 20. Sc6r. 9ompfer oWoieitic"
nadl 2iperpool.
PIN 90. 6e6r., 9ampfer ySinGanb"
nod 9(ntiucrpen.
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Nciraths . Qiccn1cn.

Solgenoe SeirotbS e &iccn5en luur.
Ben geitern bonn Glcrf Oc8 Common
EleaS- IS eri6tS ollagcitellt:
CHARLES ". Braun, -, u10 9(nno
&. Heeic, 10 Sabre alt; &iccn3 &c.
boGt bon 6ronf @iic, 9tr. 419, &inf-
nep=Elacc.
Charles &. 9oHmonn, 81, m1o
&otborinc 3. Smith, 10 Sabre oIt;
2icen3 oebolt BON Charles s. 9od-
mann, 9tr. 1902, Git.&rottitr.
Mor 9elfin, %, uno Morp Gap
lin 81 Sabre alt; 2iccn5 aebolt bon
01or 9clfin Nr. 500, Heierpoiritr.
Gnmin 81. Cummings, %, II. Mor-
gltGritc 6onbou, 10 Sabre alt; 2i-
GEMS geboIt BON G0min 81. Cunt
mings. 9ir. 1905, Oit-W}noiionItr.
Sugb =. Gori8, Al, uul0 9etbclou
8. McGreorp, 43 Sabre oft; Sicel5
geholt BON Su9b 6.Goris, Ntep-9orf.
@opor0 3. 6rittS, 81, un6 Moit6e
g. Gltrrp, SO Sabre oft; 2icer5 geboIt
bon Somor6 8. 6rittS, @cnIion8.@ii
realt &oibi1gton 9. s.
@iaiom &rltmbolb, 81, uno Soo
9uflep, is Sabre alt; 2iccn5 qeboIt
BON Minnie Wiiucr, Nr. 24O6, Sit.2u-
fapcttcs9lpc.
9}iGolu3 s, 2enboff 81, ltn6 Slts
lio"g. Gcftuor> 90" Sabre diff Gittn5
gebolt BON Sonc5 s. &egneQ, Or.
452, NiSQltitbItroBc.
See Marie, %, ul0 G6it6 g. So6ns
iton Is Sabre oft; 2icen5 geboIt BON
6rcocrid @lumboit 9tr. 1919, Dit
6apettcItroBc.
&orrD $. Miitd)cll, 80. 1tn0 9eiIic
q. Hu6l, 26 Sabre oIt; 2icerr5 geboIt
bon Gbarles @ei9onO, 9tr. 500, &C.
Goitleitr.
Charles 90. SodS, %, unb Gil
lian 6. 8lonOeQ, 81 Sabre alt; 2is
cer5 9ebolt BON Q. Q. l9rolpne, 9fr.
2234, Goiterr.9lpr,
Woitrice Is. Gr0nton %, II. Ioiip
s. MitQcn, % Sabre olt; 2icer5 &C.
bolt bon 8iaiom j. Sdtpotfo, jun,
9er. 600, Golun6io.9(pe.
&incent 8eppi, 26, unb Noie Sep
pi, II Sabre alt; 2icen5 qeboIt bon
Silcent @eppi, Mr. 656, Sorotoga-
ItroBe.
Charles q. 9roBmolt, 81, ltno Ser.
tia s. GeinGeimer, % Sabre alt; 81
cen5 gebolt BON G6orles q. 9rpbman,
9orIep- un6 @eslepitroBe.
Carrie Sbrorgb, "a, 1tno 9frt6 9.
Stu66S, 30 Sabre alt; 2icen5 ge6olt
BON G0lporb 6. @orlep, Ger. 3, SIt.
25. StroBe.
Somuel 9rolpn, 90, uno @ItGcr
u. Goldberg, % Sabre oft; 2icer3
gebolt bon Samuel @rotpn 9tr.1t6O,
SrleonSItr.
@iaiom S. GoSgrope, 90, uno Wo-
tn s. McGormid, IS Sabre alt; 81.
cen5 gebolt bon @iQiom S. Gosgro.
be, Rr. ~, Sit-SiaitroBe.
9Ifreo 6. SoQ, 81, utt0 Wo6el 81.
Sapbor, 80 Sabre oft; 9icen5 ge6olt
BON So6n 8. Soa, COMPTON, Mo.
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Ibfabrtstagc Der Tampfcr BON
Ncm-WDrt.

slm 7. Sebr. Gontpfcr &c 9re.
togne" nod SABRE.
9(n 8. 8ebr. 9ampfcr n2ucanio"
mad 2iperpool.
Im 8. Se6r. Gompfer nNelp Oorf"
i1ab Soutbanlptoit.
Sim g.. Sebr. Sampler rSennipl'
ponia" nad} Sambnrg.
gn 8. Sebr.s Camper u&6nigin
2iiiie" nod Heopel nno @cnlto.
Sim o. 6ebr. 9ampfcr nGolumbia"
nod @lasgoip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SdJiffsnndlrid)tcn

9remen,5 g.. Scbruor. - Mnge-
longt lit bier ser 9dmpfer n&bein"
bon Heip=Oprf.
SIENNA, A. Sebruor. - Ser
Gompfer o&oiier @ilbelm ser @rp.
BE" trof beute bon Nep.Dorf, pia
Gibraltar un6 Neapel, bier Elm.
Gueeenstom1 II, A. S%ebruar.-
Abgefabren lit bon bier Ser 9ompfer
rGorntunio" nod) Neip.Worf.
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NationoIs0 anfen.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
,Sirft Tntiunnl 9ant Of Baltimore" -. %.
BtIcor, Gaibier, II SontbsStraBe.
,5tbctte Nationals ant," 432 Siios9roloipab.
98. 8. gSa9ner, &1iiirer.
.,geeltcru g%iaticnal 8nnf," q. Msarriott; ca
fbier, ID gtorbs@ittn SStraBe. y ttptptliu :
,,9rppers & Wle6antcs' g,atipnal 8anf."
Gbas. 9. Miner, gai1ier, gorbipeItsGde @us
taips uno SapettesStrabe.
yS6iro National Saut, Baltimore iiro glortb'
Gtrabe: Sag nno gidcbt often.
pSarmerS q Werdjants' S~iattpnal 9anf, "
Soutbs uno 2ombarosStrabe.
uGuntmcrcinl & Surners National Snnf," Siios
peisGde Sopuros uno SermarsStr., s. :.
Baldwin, S~iiIfssGafitrer.T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

S1Iou. = Sodter (bie inter
ibren acknowledgements audi Elm
prodtpoa %gcbunoenes &o6buf fin.
bct): nIbcr, Wama, oos bGtteIt Oh!
ood ontiquariih faufen iolen" -
Mutter: yNdnu! @arum oenn?"
Sohtcr: SLUT mein 9rolttignm
broll6tc es bod nidt gcrooe Su nil.
icn, bob i'd bis jest nod feins gebabt
babel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Rihter 9uncon's itIbe1

81 Of ter 9uncon'S iiIber-
ne $ o d % t. = &i6ter Sronf 8.
3uncon uno @ottin bon 9ut6eroiQc,
Baltimore Gountp, feiern om IA. Sc.
6rltor lire iil6erne &oh5eit in i6rer
@o6nung u@oo6lorpn." Ginlaoun.
gen iino ousgeionot lporoen an oie
8ermonbten bcs Sltbclpoares, sic
W}tt9lie6er oeS Nopofoten &ereinS
BON EonIon bic No6born in 2utber.
bile uno sic 2elte, ipcl6e Dor 25
Sabrcn bei Der Sod5eit 5ugegen mo-
Ell. Hidter ltnO Srolt Duncan ia.
ben flint ainoer: 6rls. 9pra IS,
Grace, Seannettc unb Sennie, iotpie
Sr. Sobn 9. 6. Guncon Jun. Gid-
fer 8uncan befleioet ooS &i6teronlt
in 9altimore-Gount ieit reidli6 Ell
mem Sabre.
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Mormors uno @ranits0erfe.
=. SilsGrtner & sbbne, 7t4-18 Meit.9aItt.
Der OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Q(0pofatett

Eaul Spbannteu, iii NorbsgbarIes.G traBe.
anrl u. 81. sfult, 1870 9aipsBuiloitg.
@uitaunS aurb, 261-269 Galoerts9uilotng.
q. @rn. Grtnann. iii NorosG9drIeSsS trdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

aupferi6miebe uno plumbers.
.Snbsrt, TIA 1bames'Strabe 6 & g.:
QNOIfe 1899.
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@ei6aftss@ egmetier..

3eitungen, 3etti6riiten etc.
!, She Baltimore 9eiuS 6p.s 9aoib gtbercrnuls
bic, Wlanager, 318 gseitsSermaHsStra
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Welo an perleiken.
Warnlanb Ghattcl 2oan MToeiatipa.

SO bis $500 ipcroen 0erfiebcn anf MBbeln,
Hianos etc., obne Gntiernuna beriefben.. ~
realir pleber In unicrent alien 9ofaIe.
Gnluert 9uilotu1,
BEN 8cri6isaebiuoe ae9cnif6er.
Siinrier gtr. 229. 231. 1888 (ipeiter T!ur).
Shopit.Gdc TaDcttc. nub ct. HauI.S trnhe.
SonbenirS fit SefhdftsIreunoe.
(9too0 ,1S,T&GJ
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9aumaterioIien, SbIren, Seniter.
ra9men, 2aoen etc. sr;i,
5ames g. Toiter & Co., t15 uno lit, Glib
SreberidsStrabe.
8cu. s. Slpan & Bro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
tootS=9oufen

rSeutide 9anf uun Baltimore" Baltimore uro
SoqioabsStr., .gluguit &eber Srdiibent, 6. J.
Slot Shabmeiiter. .-.t1-
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Baltimore Sransfer Gumpagnie,

eibuit.Gdr eight. uub 9imbaro.s trake.
Snusm5bel transpurtirt nHb uerpadt. Sntni.
bnie NIB @Gaetuns fir &ieuies perben iebi
fir Die ioTnlenbe Gallon eebu6t. 5u6rtuerfe
lrnb Bretie reht. ~ h.} (52-l
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pScutide epar.Sanf ppu Baltimore" gutatp'
uno 9aItimoresStraBe. ir.
st. Sames.e pnrbanf," 8aItimoreAGtr u1o
GuftontsSouiesglpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Seuer-@ eriiheruneen.
s e %lor }niSSrns%s sfO 81; Of m SiusrsootI 9en5SS
Chamber OF Commerce gmtlbiha
,8ermania Beueruerihernnss . gefenffaft,"
Baltimore lno yfortbsStrabe.
@m. Z. ehadeliuro & Gp, 10 uilo II Chant
berS Of Commerce.
@runoei9entbnms . I9enten u1to
.S1noler.
eterre G.. 9uaam & Mepbefp. 10 Dft.aeIina'
tpnsSiraBe.
BferoeaelGirr -Sabrtfonten.
o. 8. Dan Gun & Co., 404 gBefis@ernanSetr
&oblen uno Sols.
ecnrh q. Bon SsIne, 859, Columbia ytbenue
Sd)mndiad)en uth ubren.
u. 3. Wilder. 2s Sit'Saltimore.Strabe
Bfanoleibe.W ei6Gfte.
,Goniplibateb 9oan Co.," 1 gtoroe@absStr.
Gionos ur6 Srgeln.
Gbas. %. Stieti, 0 glorosgiDertp sGtrabe.
gam. anabe & Gp, ~2pries@ebduoe, Wst. EpbdI.
Wbenle. 't
9ampf. unb fredericksburg.
s. s. ehaeher, 742 Oft'aombqro.strabe.
Bapier unb Eapier-D iiteh.
eraitb, Sigun Gu, t05 uno 107 Sanobersstr.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5ei1en.
etseu Bros, Or. 10, 2Seftsae1ingtol.St~aBe.
9lc6platten Metou etc.
aSOn, Gontlin & So, 1919 9aloeriton'strabe
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2eid)enbeItatter.

Sanders & Sbbne, 1708-1710 gdnton.Ibenu
0ni. Guuf, Nortbs ulo Srenmountsgberue.