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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17
CAR LINE SWITCH
TAMPERED WITH

An obviously mischievous tampering
with the new switch near the baseball
grounds was detected by Motorman
Wells on a Northumberland car yester-
day afternoon, and barely in time to
prevent the car from hitting the open
switch at good running speed with
probability of derailment. AS the
switch is not for regular traffic, being
for the dumping of earth from the ex-
cavatfon of a Garments swimming pool,
it's track and roadbed are not quite
standard, so that a car taking it alb
ruptly would be very liable to leave
the rails and be hard to put on again.
BY prompt and hard application of
the brakes the motorman stopped the
car Just before it reached the switch.
Passengers back from the front of the
car thought from the sudden stoppage
that some person or a stray animal
had got in the way of the car.
Motorman Wells and Conductor Todd
got off and inspected the switch, when
they found that 1t had been opened
with manifest intent by somebody. Be
sides being shifted the wrong way its
plug had been changed from one side
to the other to hold it open. Possibly
Youngsters from the adjacent Japa-
nese settlement, who often play along
the track, did the trick in childish
snort
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Two-dolIar linen towels for $1.65
dozen at Sachs sale.
Electrical. facial and scalp treatment
at Mrs Kathryn Bools', 1ll6 Richards
street.
TRY Mammals Pancake Flour for de-
licious cakes tomorrow morning. your
grocer has it. Ready for use.
There will be a social after the busi-
ness meeting of Honolulu Temple NO
1. Pythian sisters, at K. of P. hall this
evening.
The owner of a $4,000 Peerless auto
mobile. with the many accessories that
go with first-class machlne' VIII sen
for $4,000 cash. See advertisement to-
day.
When Won wish to rent house, ana
desire to get what suits your TASTE
plan to see Trent & Co. Our long list
in this issue will give you an idea OF
what is to be had.
Ninety-cent striped dress silks, Sb9c.
a yard at Sachs sale.
The management of the Sanitary
Steam laundry give a number of ex-
cellent reasons in their advertisement
in this issue WHY pal hiS1ie'A
should patronize them.
The manager of Haleiwa, Mr.. BID
good. will give another one OF the
pIeasant dances next Saturday when
the moon is scheduled to be full. Res
ervations of rooms may as well pc
filed now
The Metropolitan Meat Co. has the
most complete cold storage plant IN
the city. 1t was constructed on thor
oughlv sanitary principles and is rat
proof. and free from unpleasant doors.
There are compartments for the diner
zsent articles of food and the odor OF
aszne cannot be communicated to another
rs is the case in other such places.
The meats are improved after Few
days rest in the cooling room ana come
forth more tender and sweeter than
when taken in from the slaughter
house.
seventy-two inch table damask' 75c.
quality, soc. a yard at Sachs today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17

Orr Advice is TO BUY NOW, AND
YOU WILL SAVE BIG MONEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17
MOONLIGHT MUSIC
AT EMMA SQUARE

A public moonlight band concert VIII
be given at Emma Square, at 1880 TINS
evening, when the following program
will be played:
PART I.
Overture-eThe Puritans" -. .BousqueI
Finale-"Tell'' new ........... Rosslni
Gavotte-"M Modern (new) ..-..,. Iours
.sRecollections of Meyerbeer'' (new)..
Alderman
PART II.
vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Eantasia-.sMy Old Kentucky Home
" Dalbey
NJ. ...++,,au - Verdi
no11- 1cnonoles,, Faust
..The star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17
TH|RTY-F|VE PULLED
BY THE CITY POLICE

The Following thirty-hve arrests
were made Saturday and Sunday by
the police:
Daniel Smith. Louis Tesla, hahal-
opua. Kahaaka, BOOKSELLER, Plunten,
Mary Gordon Bennett, Robert Noun
tain. VIM. Bradshaw and Jim Jack, all
as drunk: I4uen Yue and Charlie, as
sauIt and battey: Asa, vagrancy; Ma
nil. resisting an officer; Mckneu, fast
driving: eleven Chinese and nine
Japanese, gambling; Rosy Gilman, pro
family.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17

There is no dead or shop-worn stock
among the candies of the Alexander
Young Cafe. The demand is steady and
the factory supplies it daily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17
DOWN WHERE THE WURZBER-
GER FLOWS"

pi1sner and Wurzberger beer on
draught at Scotty's Royal Annex Mer-
chant street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17

Stylish summer millinery shown al
Madame Josephine's parlors, 16z Hotter
street, Opposite Young Hotei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-17

The Last Week
OF THE MAMMOTH
CLEARANCE SALE
LAST WEEK
OF THE. GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED.
LAST WEEK
To Buy Goods at Big Money
Prices.
LAST WEEK
To Buy Table Linens and Napkins at
Less Than Present Market Prices.
LAST WEEK
To Buy Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed
Spreads. Etc, at Greatly
Reduced Prices
LAST WEEK
To Buy Ready-to-wear Apparel, Far
Below the Regular Prices
LAST WEEK
To Buy Silks, Dress Goods, Laees ana
Trimmings, at Little Above Half
Their Present Value
Orr Advice is TO BUY NOW. AND
YOU WILL. SAVE BIG MONEY.
Ms. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
Road Machine in Garden.

bor s,shtened by an automobile, six
das Ies attached to a road machine
nla ",lea through fence at A. D. Tifany's
ONE e a. IN Plttsford and into his garden
be;nnu ay last week. two of the animals
stonss thrown down. The others were
in;ip,ppu and none of the horses were
'N'eu' The automobile was driven by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
DIR. j. M. ALLEN
C-.z...T.x

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and General Sur
gerry, "a Railroad Street st. Johnsburv, VT.
Hours So, 1872, rs, and by appoint
ment. Both phones.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15

The monument to the memory of the
soldiers and sailors of Vermont, killed in
the war of the rebellion, will be dedicated
Memorial day by the Woman's Relief
Corps connected with Stannard post
G. A. R., of Burlington. The monument
which cost $2700, will be set up in a
conspicuous place in City Hall Park. Ii
is made of Barre granite by H. ]. Bertol
of Barre, who also designed it. There
are four tablets below the date 1907
Below these are four wreaths of laurel
and oak leaves, and under the wreaths
are four emblems of the different depart
ments of service. The whole is sur.
mounted by an American eagle defending
the flag, which figure is carved out o.
one piece of granite.
Henry A. Clark, aged 6S years, one o.
the most prominent furniture manu-
facturers in the East, who died April 81
at Thonotosassa, Fla, was a Vermont
boy, and when young man he and his
brother engaged in the manufacture o.
cottage furniture in Winooski, which
was shipped to the Clark factory ir
Philadelphia where it was finished and
distributed. He is survived by his wife
and one son.
Charles Harris, we'll known farmer
of West Brattleboro was stricken with q
shock Thursday night and died Friday
afternoon. He would have been 90years
old Saturday and preparations were be-
ing made by his children and grandchil
dren to celebrate his Goth birthday by a
family reunion at the homestead where
he has lived for over so years.
The Universalst Central Association
will hold its annual convention in Rich.
mond July 4 and 5.
The Manchester Congregational church
has extended call to Rev. Vincent Raw
of West Chelmsford, Mass, to become
its pastor.
A fund of over $500 has been raised
toward building an Episcopal church in
Bristol and more is in sight
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
Big Verdict for Eagan.

The case of John w. Eagan against the
Central Vermont Railway company,
which has been on trial in Washington
county court nearly two weeks, went to
the jury Thursday afternoon. At $40
O'Clock Friday evening the jury rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff to recover S.
1888 and costs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15

respondent will have to pay a penalty OF
5000 Windrel has been selling pike in
large quantities for some time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
g Z[Ir4K[zll$S

Through the White Mountains
To Lancaster, Colebrook, North Conway,
Boston, Portland Lewiston, Bangor Bar
Harbor and St. John.
LOCAL TINE TABLE-ON AND AFTER
OCT. 8, 1906.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15

Trains arrive at st. Johnsbury from Bos.
ton, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, North
Conway and White Mountain resorts 2.20
p. M,
GEO. F. EVANS, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
F. e. BOOTHBY G. P. & T. A.
Portland. Maine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15

*Daily.. tpaily except Sunday. Sunday
only. FLAG stop. GDaily except Monday.
tDaily except Saturday. Stops for passen-
gers to or from connecting roads or divisions.
z Runs via West Div. between Boston and
and below. =
Detailed information and time tables may
be obtained at ticket offices.
d. !. FLANDERS, c. NJ. BURT,
Pass Traf Mgr. Ger, Pass Agt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
Successful Pike Propagation.

Superintendent E. N. Garter is delight
ed with the result of the pike propaga-
ton at the hatchery at Swanton this
season, which promises to be the most
successful of any season since the govern
ment took up the work, all the Matching
lars in the hatchery being full of eggs.
This represents over 200,0O0,0O0 eggs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Gceii Hbuocs' gScltplGuc.

Nus 2onoon idreibt Ser Gorreipon.
ccr1t bc@ ,H6ciiildEn <rier": ogltg'
lolo bate 5spei groBe SrGrmer, Die
IN oGontinentcn oadteL" Sir @olter
GoIci0b inter a0niqin Gliio6ctb uno
Gccil Mboocs inter &0ni0in &ittorio,
Ger orrne Sir @aIter bot bon Der
&0ni9ih Scr cr cincn 0tantel opicrte,
I'M lie trodenen 6ilbeS iiber cine
Eiiibe geben ju loiien, mo nod nlcbr
bon ibrem 9fotfolger, aonio Sncob
Dem Gritcn, Der ibn cutbnltptcn IicB.
ldled)ten 2obn empiangen. lln0 ielbit
Ole NadNuelt Int ibm nid)t pole @c-
redtigieit luioerfobren lniien mic Is
iid Jet bel Ger @r0finluig Der Nuss
iteililng in Samestomn 3eigte, mo lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

ncr bel ser 3CG-id6rigen t5cier Der &c-
iieOelung @irgi1tieu's nut fcinem
@orte Grmdbnung gcidob, mdbrcnO
Ger @eGante Oa5u Ood bon inn, Dem
Irdluner, Der 0u1 @uno ME geicbeu
bdttc, ouSging.
9aS S6idiol bon GeCil H6oOe5
mar Elm gliidli@ere5. Gr Itorb gefci-
ert bon Der 1on5cn 9totion, mo wcml
oltd BET ibm nibt ole @liitbentrGume
Der Sl0cn0 3lrr Termirtli6ung &C.
langten 10 iob CT Tie bod tbcilmciic
c%rfiilt. Mic unerrcihbar mcit ieiuc
Ir0rme gingcn, 3cigt iid IN Dem ers
item SeItomcnt, ooS Gccil 9tbooc9 ais
~23idbriger Wnun entporf mt0 amt
lid binterlegtc, uno ooa lett crit ourd)
Carl @rep befnnlt gcluor0cn lit. On
Oicicm 8citomcnt bintcrlieB CT 2(aes,
mas cr 6eioB sur S0roeruna Oer nod)-
fol0cn0cn 3lDCdc, Die or in ocnl EcIta-
mcnt 6c3ci6net. IS beiBt So:
Sic 9luaOe6nung Der britiinen
@errihoit iiber Ole @ScIt, Die Nlt2bil-
Dung zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guiten9
ans Dem @ereini9ten &6niarciN unO
Der &oloniiotion ourh britildc llutcr-
tbollcn in aQcn &dn0crn, Die 01lrd)
Gncrgie, 9lrbeit mo llnternebmung9s
geilt mlbbar gemodt mcrOen fGlrnen,
un0 namentIi6 ole 9~eiicOclllng 0uuA
geborcnc 8riten 0ca gon3cn ofrifnnis
id)cn Continents, 0cS gelobten &un<
0eS, Der SbGler 0es Gltpbrut, Der ,Sns
leln CYPRUS mo Gambia, 0c3 Qol5cn
characterization Gontinent@, Der 81
IcIn i'm StiQen Gicon, Ole nod nimt
britiid iinO, 0c9 Qonjcn molaii0cn
GrdtpelS, Der Sccfiilte BON China II.
Sapan mo Die 4Siroergeminmung Der
@%crcinigtcn Stoatcn bon 9tor0'Nlme
rita, ais letter @c%itonot6eil ocS britt
i6en &niierreid@, ole @~infiibrlmg Ell
ucr folonialcn &crtretung I'M @arla-
Rent OeS Mtlrttcrlon0cS, mas oo5lt
fiibren miiroe, Die ~ein5elnen I6cilc
ocS britiiden @cltrcidS 5uiommen 51l
idIicBen mo en0lid Gle @riinoung
clncr iolden @eItmoht, COB &ricgc
rmm6glid) mo Ole bcitcn &ntereiien
Der Meni6beit olri oieiem &eqe &c.
f0r0crt %lucr0erl."
@a6rIid elm GrGlmer ii Gontincu-
ten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

uiitcr jitde8en iein iols lno Oh itbsr
Die 3uiommcnfiinfte Oe2 &6nigs m0b-
reno ieiner Mittelmccr Reiie irgfno
meld)e Huf3eidnunacn gcuaAt nor
ben leien. Ger Staut5. Getrctdr OeS
gul2Wdrttgen, Gin G0wnr0 @rcp, er-
tldrtc 0oroltf, Die @cpilOgcltbeit, oaB
Der &0nig bel ieiner NDDcIenDeit bon
Der &ouptIta0t itct9 uort ciltcnl WtinI.
tier bcgIeitct uerOe, lei uicHtdIs ltreng
ourh0cfitbtt luorocn. Ser 9eiuN oes
&ouiB5 IN Gdrtogeuo ieifcin cercmo-
nlcllcr @egcnbeilldl oti Den 8eIll0
cC2 &0nia3 Don SponjcH gcueien, Der
@eir6 bci'm a0nig pou &tollen ein
rciner BriOot6eiud). @ci often Ser
Donnlungen ii6er Gtooto@}Lngelcge1-
bciten mer0e all 0cn1 pcriaiiungsnlG-
Bigen 9ro!cb u1o on Der &crantport.
lidJfcit ser 0iiniitcr fcItQcbultcn. Grob
Oicicr GyflGnrng lit ca iclbItueritanO-
lidL OoB bel oen &0uiQs 3ltianmet-
f%ijniten nibt BLOB iiber oa9 @ctter,
ii6cr Oaa blolle WicCr mo 6umilicr-
NngclcJcn6eiten Qcipro6cn moroen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Sefanntma6nngcu
@ircou ocs Observation-Disclosures.

baltimore, Den IA. Wtat 1871.
Die s6orlmitinre bdhen IN
iioen uno uerbciicrten Reri6t ii6er ole 9%luierlcs
gfHg uro &ert6eillng Der soften uno glsldaen
Ihr Die glipe1irIHa. BflGiteruna uno gianoiteilts
leGrta Der McpenrH: Strabe, unu Der @arriipn.
be5faliben enogiilti9et, erflHrenben BIGnen ges
ma. Der am Is. SUM 1906 unier3ciduete &er=
uroHIl9 DIR. 15t OeS Utd0or9 lto Staniratbs
bel mir biuterlegt. SIS miro hermit beiaunt
qcgebelI, bat beiaGte gufiteuul0 mo @line ulf
iol6e 9Seife in oieiem @iirealt binterlegt mitroeu
uuo 0uB ole ouoOn betrottenen Bertonen bereus
tigt limo, ourb f6rittlibe 4~Setiti0n an bas Saltts
more Stabtlcridt tnner6alb orcihig 800 SGgel
bonn IS. Mai 1907, bent Sotunt Der eriten bon
mir uusqebcnocn NCrbffeltli6unG, ongegel OF
nppeIltrcn mo Debates 0eribt i'm ole 3leotitoH
%oerfel6en SIT %Criudeli.
SarrD 3. 6puprr,
(Uiait6 8. % 80, SintG) SiaotzJiegtltrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

ten mcrOcn obcr Our6 oo2 ~Dcrieudte
@oiier maiienboft pcrbreitet. &ur},
ser @riinoe iiir Die S6affuug zines
nntionalen @eiunD6eitsamtea iin0 10
uicIc, Dab iid] Der Gongreb mobI nid)t
itrGuben miro, ben @cieBcntnuri SIT
bcrotbcn uno on5ltncbmcuL Scr i6m
int Gejcm6er Dorgelegt merocn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Qi,ctfc Su(Shuff.

IS iiavD nm 10. Mai 1907, nm h3 tl1r
g'ubmit.ags, in ibrer leGtrn llubnuIlg. gtr. 100,
gioros Sutton gtOcmle, 2i5cttc putsHpii geIiebte
Satin BON Soln 6uISbuif, i'm 78. Sabre t1s
res qt0cuS. Sic 9eeroiguHN iiHbet Sunncritdn,
3 llbr 2iori1ittngs. bon Der obei aenanrtell
9Sobnnna aus itatt, uiib bnWt un9 Der e. Eli
pbuuiiSsSir6c, mo cine lcicrllbc 9%teQlttnIs
Nothmcfic nm 8 llbr fir mas Sell i6rer Scele
|rcle1rirt mirb. &erpanbtc mo Sreunoe Der
Sumilic ituo n6tu1qsoou ciunclaocn. bci8lluo6s
men. Rite fciur 9luutcu. G4t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
ScpurtCmcut fir Biicntlihe Yanteu.
SUBJ cOartCmeut bes btsSuqenienrs.

NaItimOrc, Den %. Wiui 1907.
&Gritegclte NnacbOte, an ben gSonro OF
@hoarbs, Care OF toe Sin j%iegiiter," u%oreiiirt,
uerocft htS @iittpodl, ben D., SUM 1907 Spr'
mittans If llbr, bonn Staot liegiiirdtUr IN ieis
ueul Biircnu I'M JtGtbGuuie cutacGcII Genumrtel
fir Die @rrc1crun8 bcS 6llnonnteitle Der Dit
mGler bon Sole5 SAILS, fioIi6 bon GantoIIs
AoGltie.
Spe8ififntionen iino gnacbotSs 6nrrnularc ncrs
Den dlff 9lppliIation In oteienl Slireuu g~eItcicrt.
Sic 9ontruttbergebnHgssSeboro bebdit id ous
9tedJt Dor, irgeIio ipelbe uno alle g%lugeboie 6L
ocrmerfen. Sin Dcgldibigter Gbed in oer &0be
bcS in ben Spe3iiifutionen anaegebe1en 8ctrus
pcs. 5dbl6ur an ocl NldgOr ulo Staotrdtb Don
Baltimore, mub iebem 9l1tgc1ot bei9eiiiGt fem.
y. Z. ScnbGl,
StaotzSngelielr.
grItTtiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Baltimore. Den 10. Mai 1907.
gcrFicqcItc Shortcomings 9lnaeboic. ole an oet
uNOdro OF gIparnS. 81 Sdnoelt oe5 SIaotsAes
NiltraiorS. a~oreiiirt iein miliien iucrbelI bis
WiittppdI, bcu %. Mai. SurniiiuGS # ubr,
bonn Stnot.9icginrntpr In ncNel Nilrtau iI
HatbDanlc. cnigegell genomiten, iiir nie %yItnrllis
rlIq. Observation-Disclosures llHo SiIniteruId
nit Vitbulttic Der Robs StraBe, BON Der 6oluuros
Hud6 Der GutulusS trUBe, lnb Der Gitilc Snr6eHs
GtruBe. bon Der JiOBs nab Der MiouumentsStr
Gpe5ifiiaiiuncn mo glnoebois . 6ortnilure
iuer6eli ami &erlnnGen bon biciem Niirenu &c
~liefert. Ger oGonro OF YhUaroS" bebdlt f6 onS
Hcdt Dor, irQcno pclnc uno ale s~(ugebnte SIT
bcriucricu uu0 oeu GuntrnIt in foI6er gSeiie 3t
b~erAebeit, ais bieieS i'm beiten Sntereie Der
Stnot lic1erl MAG.
Sin bcNInubigtcr Gbed III Der SBbe bcS in
ben Spe5iftintioncrt Nngcgebcnen @etru9S, 5a0ls
bar ali bcn MIaOur mo StaStratb bon 91ltis
more, inub icocm 5oroerungssglugebnt beige
3. Z. ScnoGn,
GinotsSugenielir.
WeTtiiiat:
e. GfaN Simnnus,
Gr13lnent Ser Goniratts YebGroe.
(Mnii7,tS, go l,22, 23,24,25,27,2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Gulul0nS's tiirfiiGc 8d0er,
GnuttGblr'@ rbauoe, 9uitnmt araeH. stets Oifen.
GSrcScyif 6. Seller.

G5 Itarb am %. Wiat 1907 in ieincr 280bs
muuG. gir. 1917. Wprtie-2OcIuic. 6re6ertf 1.
Sciler In feiucm So. Hcbtnainbrc, Sdite BON
8utliHc ScilCr. Sic Belt DER NcCroipurg miro
ipUter nuuC3ciQt. G43-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
SircftprcnluG6l.
3eAtidls9:mcritaniihc Scuerueriherung @eiea.
limit nm NQftirnDrc.

TNWTI UHW NNFFENFUFNF
Cd RuItimores5ir unb Gtitom 0ouies9loe.
Die idbrlide 4abl bon y Girettoren iiHoet
am O;Dufnq, ben 3. SUM 1907. ~8tuiihen ~ mo
1 ubr Jtdbmitldgs. itatt.
GI3 ~ Al Z. y. mlauiun. Eefretlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
SuGM Nermtg & SObn,
2eiGenbcTtatter nuo Gtu6nlidmirer,
Mr pD0g. SrIrnrdsI fTo6

SW etngci It: VT. 02l, Untttfn'NOenHe,
pightauttolun, 9alttnfur esG 0rtth.
g9tr BADEN III ~Inferer laH2CTt 8ef0dit3prartS
NrnI utlo Oteih beeroiat. Gino NIT g~eringem
Frofit 3ufriebeI, Sic feinittu Nlitibsn ~geIietert
fir 6oh5citen. llnterbaltungcu uno anoere @es
lcgeubeiien. Y'eios Telephone. (UIni2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Ger gro5cntioB Scr e o.
5iolilten in Den &eibcn Ser orgolli.
iirten Grbeit iotl bon 80 o1ti s Ero-
self 5uriidGcGonGcn iein io0t ein
Itutiitii6er 9eriht OeS &anOeIS,0c.
%portcmcntS. Obs itimmt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Baltimore SranSfer GOmpasnie,
eaSon.Gde etobt. umS aOmbarb. strahe.

SGusmd0ef transpprtirt hub Uerpndt. Gmni'
buiic hub SgnetunS fir Eirnics iueroen lett fir
ole rouuHenOe Gaifon sebu6t. Su6riuerfe unO
Brcife re6t. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23

Nae. wciGie @elo gebraudten. ipreheu hier
rur. snleipei Gni Saldre. Ytobei mo Sltllinn'
MetbeoetI. Baltimore SapeftmeHt TO-" Nr.
100, Horos9asass traae. N2Is-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
@clo sn ucrleibcn.
1891. Gcl:cfcs Gtabiihemcnt. 1891.
MarplanS GGattcl 2pan IMPORTATION
al0crt Slnme, iun.. Sei6dftsinDrer
Sofurrt. Csebdupe,

oceeniibcr sem Seriniss@ebduoe.
0eRSoh.@de JSpctte. wno Il. @anIseir.
Snrlebcn 9on $4,000 bis $5G0,O00 aaf no
bel. RiunoS etc, nbuc GtttieriiitnG ocrfelberl.
@efebtide Staten. 1eine 9Sldrret
SfS. 9Sbpnc NourE. 735. s.. {: y. ct. Saul
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23


Gareau Der Se0droc Der Sdnl.90 nmiiidrc.
MnoiIous uuo MISUNDERSTANDING.
8uItim . re. II. Wtut 1907.
@ctIeacltc %%ngeDpic, nit Der Anff6rift BRO
poialS for Goal Gno gSuob" %nerieDerl mo an
hcrt ,9oaro Of ~9lpdro5" Der Stuot Baltimore
~ubrcIitrt, ncroen bis Wtitiu udl, ben %. Mai
1907, If iihr @%urmittnac, i'm Biireau bon 9rt.
6arrD Z. SpopCr. Dem Observation-Disclosures, I'M
Raibbuuie, baltimore, no, eHtgegen 9ettonIs
men, 5nr Sieferung bon anBlen lnn SoI5 an ole
gcb6roe Der S6ulsGonmildre.
Spe}ifiiutiUneu f6ulcn imI Niircnlt DER Sbriz
Gonmifidrc, ode WiaoiioRz mo 2afaOettesgIpc.
cirgccbcn ipeteclI.
Sin bcqIuubiqtcr GGcd bon $500 mub icoem
NuNehpt fiir 0oblcn beloetiiet- letIL go.
Sin beQlaubtgier Gbed bon 100 niAB ieociTt
glitgebOt fir 6nl8 beigeiiigt fctl.
GGcd9 miiiicr an ben 1innor 1lo StaoiraiD
bon baltimore 6n6ibar aenabt ictIt.
Sde RCdt III pnrbcbulteIt, tr8cilo Gin mo
duc Ill2ebote 81 nerlucricll.
Spuu y. Nude,
Scfrctir Der VcOOt0c Der StulsSottIlllilre.
Velidtt8t:
&. Glnn Simanis,
Gr1ii0cul nCr 9ontraltsEebdroe.
CWait5,tS,2l,23 )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-23
Nlrran bcr traRen0nrh0rnMa.0o mmliarc

Yhrcnu Der StrnRcnourdlDradls.6 ummiiidre.
Baltimore. cen 10. 4{dt 1907.
Ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llade1t
bicrnlit in Iebercinftimmtng nit oenl 9altiiroz
rer Staots9Gartcr. 500. Ibi6nttt, befdlllt, ouB
lie Die erite &crlun1mliIq am Wluntnn, ben II.
,Srui 1907, @urmittGgs 10 ilbr, in ocnI Bitrealt
ser Gommiidre, 0oensSebduoe, 9erin9tons ltlo
SoliGabs StruBc. G6bnlten meroct. I'M Die Boil
mudbt aus8liiincu IiIo Die ihuerl itbertrnnenen
i'm Vcireif Ser GonbcninirnnG uto S6liebun0
Der 6ufesGurGs2Ucuue, uuu Der Sitieite Der
g)prt EEu;pitc GGao bis 6nr Nurouitieitc pDu
GcunebN-2nnc, NcrndB ber AM Q. Wtai 1907 lllls
icr6ci6metcIl Seror0ning Ir. PA oes Wta0oro
uno Siaolratbs.
3umcS s.. Smitb,
z. NrtBnr Midbau,
Sumcs s.. Marine,
Gommilidre.
Gnaeu 8. 9%ipoacrS,
CNlati5. 90, 20, Suni5,f 2) GIerf.