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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
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j. /. HI SiI MaterHleit n. Y.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

Ii you are a business man,
did you ever think Of the field
OF opportunity that advertis-
ing opens to vou' There is
almost no limit to the posi-
bilities Of your business if you
study how to turn trade into
your store. If YOU are not get
t1g your share OF the business
OF YOUR community there's a
reason. People go where they
are attracted - where they
Fro7o what they can get and
how much It is sold for. If
YOU make direct statements in
your advertising see to it that
You are able to fulfill every
promise you make. You will
add to YOUR business reprta-
ton and hold YOUR customers.
1t Will not cost as mitch to run
your ad in this paper as YOU
think. 1t is the persistent ad-
vertiser who gets there. Have
something in the paper every
issue, no matter how small.
we will be pleased to quote
YOU our advertising rates. par
hoularly on the years bus
ness.
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Continued on seventh Page
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
Spring Announcement.

Lipshutz. Ladies' Tailor and Importer.
sl3 Fourteenth street northwest, invites
your inspection at his establishment of
the correct models for spring. Included
are several exclusive tailor-made produe-
tions
He solieits the patronage Of his old Gus
| toners and new ones, assuring them the
perfect tit and proper style that have
made his name synonymous with correct
dress among the women OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Geneste, Charles Kessler and capts. J.
p. Mudd and f. s. Holloway, of Mary
land Agricultural College.
Miss Grace n. Dom and Mr., Maynard
=. Shoemaker were quietly married by
Rev. Carl Doney on Wednesday. March
.. at noon. The couple left immedias sely
for d short honeymoon trip to Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City. After April Z
they viii be at home to their friends at
l6Ss New Jersey avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

The entertainment by the Woman's
Army and Navy League on Wednesday,
April 10 at Fert Myer, promises. besides
its varied features OF amusement, to be
a brilliant social event. The patrOnesses
are Mrs. Audenried Mrs. AspinwaH, Mrs
+. c. Ainswerth, Mrs. j. Franklin Bell
Mrs. Bromweu, Mrs. W. J. Boardman.
Mrs. Richard Butler. Mrs. A. S. Barker
Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Richardson Clover
Mrs. c. H. Davis. Mrs. George Dewey.
Mrs. George B. Davis, Mrs Stephen B.
Elkins, Mrs g. L. Gillespie, Mrs. c. A
CONTINUED az FIFTH PAeE.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Point for the AdveFtiser-The
= newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. John Philip Venting, formerly
Miss Evelyn Price, of this city, is
guest of her mother Mrs. L. c. Price,
of Capitol Hill Mrs. Venting will re-
main several weeks before returning to
her home in Mont Alto, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. speer, of Capitol Hill, enter
tanned at whist Tuesday evening. Her
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Par
Mrs NJ, J, Hine, Mr. and Mrs. Fluckey,
Afr. and Mrs. Pitcher Mr. and Mrs. Not
tingham, Miss Nottingham. Miss Pres
colt. Mr.. Lockwood, DR.. and Mrs. sum
my, and Mr.. Tarbox.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mr. Jonathan Wainwright, jr., of
overbrook, Pa, has been in the city for
several days.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. Nelson Gapen, of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
James Huntington, of Capitol Hill.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
- Enior GennIne Ern.rn lrend

You must order Prof. Hart's Brown Bread.
It's different from all others. Contains
hulls and all of the wheat kernel. Price &c
loaf, Phone krafft's Bak., 18th and Pa, av.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

When Fine Carriages Are Desired
for any occasion. write or phone Dow
ney's Stables, 1920 L st. Elegant tuTnouts
best service. Reasonable rates
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Congratulations are due MT and Mrs.
Andrew Y. Bradley tomorrow on the
second anniversary Of their marriage.
Miss Barbara Brodie, who is passing
the spring season with her grandmother,
Mrs, Alexander r. Shepherd. will leave to-
morrow for New York, to be the guest Of
her cousin. Mrs. Frank Coe, for the
Easter season, and later visit friends at
Cambridge. Mass. Miss Brodie, who has
lived nearly all her eighteen years of life
in Mexico, is particularly charming and
handsome girl. who came TO Washington
In the care Of the Ambassador from
Mexico and Nine. CUeel. who are intimate
friends Of her parents She speaks Span
ish with the huency of English, and Is a
great acquisition 10 the circle of young
people from the Latin-American embas-
sizes and legations. with Wtich she has
become closely identified.
Miss Brodie Is extremely fair, and tau
and graceful. with particularly winning
manners, which have made her a prime
favorite
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

formerly well known in Washington. have
returned from a winters residence in
Rome ani gone to their home, at Stock
bridge Mass.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Judge and Mrs. George ". Atkinson
entertained a particularly interesting din
ner company Friday evening, compli-
mentary 10 the secretary and board Of
directors of the American Society for
Religious Education.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

An international engagement just an
n2unoed is that of Miss Muriel Deleno
Robbins, daughter of Mrs. Price Collier,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. Reyburn, whose husband, former
Representative John +. Reyburn, has
been elected mayor Of Philadelphia, viii
not take up her residence in that city
until autumn. as she expects TO pass the
summer. as usual, az New London, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reyburn. who have lived
almost continuously ia Washington since
the former first entered Congress, viii
probably return here on the expiration OF
AF. Reyburn's term as mayor, as Mrs.
heyourn Is particularly f0nG Of the social
life OF the National Capital. where she
hopes TO present her young daughter sev-
eral years hence
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Order shafTrr's Flowers for Easter.
Freshest s fnesti reas'bls prices. 18th s /
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mr.. Simeon Rising, a sophomore at
Princeton, VIII be a guest Of his sister,
Mrs lie Roy Parker. of Capitol Hill,
during tho Easter holidays.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Miss Edna Tyler spent a few days with
friends in Washington In the past week
en- route from California, where she
passed the winter, TO Join her parents.
Col. and Mrs. A. c. Tyler, in Alabama.
The latter wlH, as usual, pass the summer
az their place in New London, Conn,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Hon. George Z. Boren, of the Court
Of Claims. is in Florida.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

The former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Foster are taking no part ia social affairs.
owing 70 the recent death Of Gen. Fosters
mother For many years the annual visit
of Mrs. Foster, ST., and the mother Of
Mrs ]. ". Foster. 10 the home Of the
latter, on Eighteenth street. was one Of
the many beautiful incidents marking the
home life Of the ex-Seeretary and Wife
who are ideal representatives OF Wash
ington society IN its broadest and best
sense.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. Samuel Bleber. Mrs. Isadore Kauf-
man, and Mrs. Harry S, Wolf will be at
home on Thursday for the last time this
season.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mr. A, s. Titus left the city Friday
night for DanYille. Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Dir. and 0frs. Dunn Mckee are passing
the spring season at Asheville. n. c..
where AIRS. Mckee win be among the
patronesses OF the Spring Horse show.
This promises to be the most important
event Of the Easter season at the North
Carolina resort Mrs. Thomas Cheese
borough, formerly Miss Alice Conually.
and a great belle in Washington a few
years ago, is also one Of the patronesses.
Capt. and Mrs. Eugene H. C. Leutze,
Of the navy yard, were hosts Friday even
ing at a small Informal dinner company.
The guests were Capt and Mrs. Sharpe.
Capt. and Mrs. Qualtrough. Mrs. Pollock.
Of New York; Miss Leutze. Owen Scott,
and Lieut. Kearney.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

CONTINUED on FIFFH PAGE.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. John ". Conner, OF the Cairo,
left last week for Parral. Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

OF New York, to Mr.. Cyril Martineau. Of
London. While no date is mentioned for
the wedding, II Is expected 10 take place
ia the early summer AZ Tuxedo Park,
where Mr. and Mrs. Collier reside most
of the year. The bride-to-be Is the niece
Of Mr. Herbert D. Robbins, who married
Miss Helen Carroll, Of Maryland, and
also Of Mrs. Perry Belmont, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

An interesting golden wedding celebra-
tion viii be that OF Capt. and Mrs. II. II.
Garrett. which viii take place on March
26 at their place, Burnt Orchard Farm, %
near Herndon, Va. Scores OF their friends
will go out on that afternoon 10 pay their
respects, and they have arranged for
vehicles to meet the $40 train from here
In the morning and the 100 train in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley entertained a
company Of young people at luncheon
yesterday, complimentary to Miss Una
Hutten and Miss Mesherry, of Baltimore.
Mrs. J. W. Smith, of this city, is one
of the recent arrivals registered at the
New York Herald bureau in Paris. Mrs.
A NJ. Wickersham is also late Wash
ington arrival in Paris
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n.
Mudd 507 Third street. was the scene of
a birthday celebration last Wednesday
evening, In honor of their daughter Eliza
beth. Among those present were Misses
Mamie Hall, of Richmond: Virginia
GraysOn, Estelle Eaton, Helen Gerber.
Edith Sheridan. and Mrs T. n Mudd
jr., Messrs. T. n Mudd, jr., William
Thral, J, Marion Penichet, of Cuba; sgd
ney Z. Mudd jr.. James Leavitt. Leonard
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Miss Carolyn Porte, who has just con-
ciuded series Of current topic talks at
the residence Of Mrs. Reyburn, will go to
Rochester, n. Y, to deliver tYo special
Lectures there before sailing for Europe
Miss Porte viii join friends tn swltzer-
land for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. Hobart and Mr. and Mrs. Garret
A. Hobart. jF., who recently left Wash
ingtpn for their home. in View Jersey
are passing a week at the Waldorf, in
New York, 20 attend the opera.
Mrs. Audepried viii leave for Atlantic
City shortly after Easter to pass several
weeks.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mrs. Henry Morris entertained at whist
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of ner
guest, Mrs. Arnheim, of Tarboro, N. c.
The prizes were won by Mrs. David San
ger and Mrs. l. Kann The invited guests
were Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Mrs. Arthur
Baumgarten, Mrs. Fred Schwab, Mrs.
David Sanger, Mrs. Kronenberg, of Gin
cinnati; Mrs. 3. Held, Mrs. Jack S.
Kann, Mrs. David Strauss. Mrs. Otto E.
W0erner, Mrs. ]. Fleishman. Mrs. l.
Kann, and Mrs. Saks.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Miss Frances Williams and Mr.. vii
liam Wallace Mein, who are TO be mar
ried on Thursday Of Easter week, will
be the bright particular stars at d
number OF dinner parties, as their mar
risge is to be followed by their imme-
diate departure for South Africa. to the
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mr.. Hal Bernstein. of New York. spent
a few days with his brother Mr.. Zion d.
Bernstein.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

a coming change IN the administration
circle Of social interest is the appoint
ment Of Mr., Beekman Winthrop. for sew
eral years governor of Porto R4c0, to the
post of Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury. Mr.. Winthrop will arrive in Wash
ington from Porto Rico about April 90
He and Mrs. Winthrop, the latter a par
ticularly attractive young matron, who
was Miss Wood, of New York, have been
frequent guests at the White House, and
also visited the family of Senator Kean,
and are already we'll known in smart
society.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean viii
open the Easter hospitalities by a
large luncheon at Friendship. 10 which
nearly two hundred guests have been
hidden, on Easter Sunday.
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HfGtc non alIsemeinem Sntere1e.

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@reeneitraBe.
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nit noroIi1 l~aufcnoer @aggons.
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nit oItlid lauienoen @aggons.
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6raiicn . golleg - ct. BauI. unb
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Eratt's Srei 9i5liotbef - Iul.
berry,, nabe gatbeorai-S traBe.
aatbeorale = Mulberlb- ar6 90.
tbcbralitrabe.
afobemie ser @iIienI6aften -
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oral. urtb SaratogaitraBe.
gbamber Of Commerce - $oui.
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@eridtssebauoe = Sapette. uno
ct. BoulitraBe.
Safe 5ur Gciic in's Mnslanb be-
lorst 6. Gaimc, Gr. 4f3, Oit-YaIti.
moreitraEc, nagc Chiffon Spnic Tue.
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Jett IL bic Bett, 60 ia benuten.
Euhonnfo

tobtet auc srtcn bon Snfefien in 2reibbduferr
ober i'm GreIci, bcrtreibt Sdtpaben. Mdufe nub
Wanfpiirfe. 15biIi6 fit eriine Glieser NIB
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Wur3eIii unb Biliner. pie auh bic poltae
wauntInus. GrbbcerpfIan5en In 1opfeft al oer'
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@u. Z. GpYfe,
IT, 204, Werb.G afberf+gtrahe.
unb W~artenpiae. Halttmo e.0sunts, 1b,
(SuItf2,3IR ,T&S)
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Sin bcmcrfcnSmcrtbcr Iann.

StH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W(aIlH.
Gin Monn obnc @cinc uno Singer
mill @roB > SctretGr oeS IN
SomeStopn to9cnocn Crop
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SteIlung eincs @rpB r SefrcttrS Scr
eagles. 0ieic 1batiahe lit eeuulg,
Inn Ole Scr5en scr cnOcrcn 9eners
Der lm bieie p%ieIbegcbrte Gbrenitel.
lung ihneIlcr ihIageu 5u moterL
benn man iuat: n@uS gillp scr 3Gr
einmal mill, boS iett or ourd." Scin
mirfliber Same lit g. s. 4. Sogcr,
ood) lit er meit befonnter untcr lei
nem SpiBnamcll, ols inter icincm
rid)tigen.
9ei icincr 9cluerbltng Inn ooS S(n,t
0eS @roB SefrctdrS miro inn
Wopor .Sim" 9oblmnn, ein Son.
bon bon Omaha, .9inp'S" lon9iGb.
rigcr 8uicnfrelno, Der i'm 81 Der
Gonpention bcaleitcn miro, biilfrcid)
sur Settle lteben.
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Singer bciber &GnOe pcrloren, feline
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bod lit CT 9elpanbt nit Der Sober.
iuie MIR irgcnb elmer, bod nimmt er
cS ali nit Dem fiibniten Heiter.
Singer ulo Siibc perlor er bel eli.
rem Hitt brrd) Die Yroirie aclcgent-
lid ocS GroBcn SrfonS bon 1883,
Oes b~efti9itcn Orfons, Der jc burd
Die Eroirien ocs ,norolifen NebroSfo
gcmcbt. 9iclcr llngliifsioll fonnte
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Nod) oberilGdlidcr ShGtung Wo.
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Norfolf, mo es miro ongerommen,
ooB bel Groffrlung Der Gonpcntion
Die 3nbl ollf minOcitcnS $4,000 an.
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0clcgotcn rciitcn gcltcrn nb. @ou.
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tommncn, Ole 81. u. @cu, @rono
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pcrgiftutg gcItorbenelt &crrn Mlpr5o
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VronOmarl al mo finoet bcitte Wor'
gen Die 9eitattung inter Den Geremlo'
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In serfaufen:
Sf15O.0O faufcn Gin mu0ernc9

aipeiftodtees Sous nit feds 8imntern. 800.
bIod, RcrbsDsiItons9 benue; 0rrro5ins $500
bro Satr.
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q. q. 0anaahey. gnir1eifter
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(14s-l
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gu nermictben.

5u pcrmtetben:
Br16iiae breiii1diae Sdufcr nit 0 9trinern
mo Ierarba. 5000 9lod, 9arfsSeigbts'gbe.
Bas uno eIeftrif6es 2iht. 2anlpf9ei6uig.
Wdf6erei. HafeipldtS etc.
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Office. 202. 9atp.0Ibs. 3700 YartSeigbts'goe
(Sunt30, 1S,I&S)
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Baltimore MarftbcridDtc.

9oltim orc, 8. Septembcr 1907.
Mcbl. - 3uiubr 2t,12S Safer.
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On pcriauicn:

49K Elder nit Sni5 ulo giiielt gtulb. $1,000
1870 adcr niif Snus nto gIieri sSdlo. $4,000
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brinaeit, ais iuaS fir bos paro perlnlgt ipiro.
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su ben B~i1lisifen 4reifet bel Scrmann Waoen'
boob. III saprb.Gbarlcs.e ctr, Baltimore, wto.
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groclis, Yfunb. .Sc-1Oc
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S%tiid6utter, Sfunb. Doc
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Seliti9c Sd)lubratc:

Ioggcn.-3uilbr 1864 9uideI
ans. oen Glcpotoreu 5iiriidge5ogen -
Yuid)el; Glepotorcnporrotb 1888 0u'
itel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

5ofcr.-3nIubr 37,f67 NltldeI
aus Den Gleuatoren 5rri,dge5oBei
1915 9uid)el; eleuutoren 8orratD
$4,000 VuiGel.
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Ncntiac SdlluGrotc:

Geriar0t bon Delt GleUotoren 1921
9uid)el; Glepntoren sGorrutb S49,329
8llid)el. 8~erfdllie: 3 @aggons gel.
Der, "A; 10000 9uid)el Sobr, 81;
10000 September, Gi; 10000 Otto.
bcr. G5M.
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$4,000 iuufcn Gin b%reiitrdi9cS Sans mil
itciiit .!3imrncrn i'm $50 VIod SiiosSiridcrsS tr.,
II Sub Sront; Srutlh5inS $3.50.
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gu %Dcrfanfcn.
An btnta

,3n ueriauien binig:
Sliiicr bon 5000 bis $3.50; uue Ierbcilcs
rnrlgcr; lcidbte Ncoineuilgcn; n~icbri9er @runo-
Gins. 9iahSufrngeu Ode frntt' nub Scf,etr
Strnfc, Nigblnnotpipn. (Scpti fWHD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

DFTT
id)cl; Gerianot bon oeu @leuotoren
lt,t97 Vuidel; Glcuntorenporratb
t,067,5I1 9uifel. TerfGuie: 1 @u9.
aon Steamcr Hr. = rother, SO; I 90.
Suriidacwieicner, S512; 10000 Su'
ifcl Sftobcr, 96I2 . @aaSgonS Nr.
9 rotbcr iucItlid)cr Spot, 9SM; TO-.
600 9uidIel Nr. = rotber peltlid)er
Spot, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

Gin iunaer M,ann miinfdi irscnb pcIbc etc.
lung ooer Ic,dicre Mrbcit: fpridt Gcuiieh. Mlf
ff6, Golnilb mo g0bmiiH. S. 3nii5cf, Tr
407, abiurb,S trdfe. (2i0-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

1881 NprS. yon. Sfrabe' 3sii6Gia. ........ $3.50
oO2I GrplnmeIls Str1bc. 3siiUdia. ....... .S2500
1919 SftsgibbIcfStrnkc. 3sftOdto.. ...... $4,000
1923 SttsWiSbcIsStrrnc. 3sit6dig. ....... $4,000
20 9,crSz Striders Strnbc, 3.itDdi0. .... $1,000
1869 &cIi. ,Subctie Strdtc. 3sttodt9.. 49,. $1,000
9,dberc5 bel Ncrmann Wnocnbuup. Hr. III,
9furbs Is ma rfess Strafe. (SeDt1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
gcrlangt I'M Masemeinen.
9eutides Observation-Disclosures a
Steaengcfnde.


Gin iutocr ocutiber Observation-Disclosures
fudt fpiurt puiielthe Stelluila. Sefl. SffertcIi
infer Gbiifre r&. 47S," Ecntfdler 6urreippnccnt.
(2i7-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
SECOND CALL.

1000 Senboaro stir Cine aer. ......... 69h
1000 Gcabonro Nir 2irc icr.......... COT:
1000 sseitcrn MaroIano der. ......... 70%
1000 Carolina Central der. .......... 50
1000 Ga. SO. & 5la. 5er. ...........t 1854
1000 GA. GO. & 5Ia. Ser. 1855
o000 Ga. 60. & fsId. Ger. .......... 100
1000 llniteo Gniltunps ............. 5th
1000 Iniieo FdiIipop5 ............. 5tn
20 Citizens qnnf ............... IS
~ H:nrblamo enftaIm ............ 60
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Sit ~perfanfcn:
Yu hcTYouyeu:

Sies lit SIRE WcIcgenbeIt
slr Griperbun9 eine8 moocrnen 3ipei. ober brei'
fIpGigeu SaIfe5 in outer Cage.
200 @dnfrrnepierte Git'ginrtb.H ueunc.
Gelltem Iiir ale StrnBenba0ns9iuieH. Seees
SaiS beiist aIe @iHribtlugen, init bench elm
moDernes Suus Gu5geiinttet peroeH fam.
SaBItd unp Sunntagc sur Snipeitipu often.
Simmer 81, 0unther 0niintn1,
tSept5-) ~fSdiettc, unb ct. 4aulsStr.
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Derfdufe aif Der bieiigen effeftcis
8orie.
FIRST CALL.

COCO lltitco Hutlipnb5 ier. ............ SAX
800 llio. aps. 5unbine 5cr........... Is
1000 llriico Railipnbs inc. ........... 5oT:
1000 5Iorita & Soutbcrn ier.......... S.
1000 lluiieo 8nilipnps inc. ............ 81
1000 iiRiieb SniIiuaD5 inc. ........... 81.
IL g~,ortDcrn Central ............. 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

SIefT@.
gciaI3. @inbfIeifd, Tfb. .8c-1214c
Ripeen.Rooit Hino. Vfo.. ..16c--1ee
T%orterbouic Sienf. Bfb.. .22c-25e
@irIcm Stcnf, Efo. .16e-1Sc