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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
aem9lork DAILY Gribnote
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Advices from Managua indicate
that the treaty of Corinto broken by Hon
duraa. and that there is probability OF war
with Nicarag qua. 80 Fears of serious trouble
In Hayti are entertained owing TO a dispute with
the German representative over financial trans
actions Of a German firm. == Sir William
Howard Russell. editor of THE Army and Navy
Gazette and well known war correspondent
died IN London. Charles TAFT, Mayor Of
Kingston, died from injuries sustained at the
time OF the earthquake. =- me JlJl, OF
Toxic. in an editorial opposes solution of the
San Francisco question on basis OF restriction
of inmigra ton. - Services were again held
at the Church Of the Holy Apostles in Paris,
where the Apostolic Catholic Church was
founded; only one arrest was made.
DOMESTIC.-The House Of Representatives
heard eulogies on Congressman Redwood Hoar
and Rufus +. Lester. = Statistics made pub
lie in Washington showed that the exports of
iron and steel manufactures for this country In
1906 exceeded all records. == The funeral Of
Congressman RiXey was held in Washington.
Three men were injured. one probably
fatally by the explosion Of the boiler Of a loco
motive the Boston & Albany, near Chester,
Mass. -- Senator O'Neil in a statement is
sued at Albany. defended the O'Neil-Merritt
constitutional amendment permitting the flood
ing of state forest lands. == The annual re-
port Of Harry H. Bender, Fiscal Supervisor Of
State Charities, was made pubic at Albany.
- Controller Glynn at Albany, made public
the results of an investigation into the condi-
ton Of the stock transfer tax bureau.
CITY-Counsel for Harry K. Thaw. it was
announced, would try to get into evidence to-
day the viii made by him the night of his
wedding. - Eight persons were injured when
an elevator fell eight stories in the Rhinelander
Building. at No. TBS William street. = Seven
persons were burned by an explosion of gasoene
at the works of the General Electric Company.
- Ten persons were hurt in a trolley
collision at 42d street and Third avenue ==
The Citizens Police Committee Of New York IS
sued the report Of its executive committee, IA
vortng the reform bills == President Oler Of
the American Ice Company, in a reply TO At
torney General Jackson's demands for certain
documents, said he would waive his rights and
supply part OF them == II said that
less the strike Of the Lehigh Valley and Read
ing tugboat men was settled there might be a
local scarcity Of coal "A barge captain was
nearly drowned trying to save an old school
mates life in the NarrowS.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 43 degreesl Lowest. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

characteristics of nitrogen is an unVillingness
Of that sort. Nothing short OF a stroke of arti-
fetal lightning will persuade it to combine inti-
mately with the other ingredients of nitric acid.
However much they may differ in other re-
spects, all of the processes yet devised for the
purpose have made use Of the electric arc. Even
SO, the quantities produced are small in compar-
isOn with the investment required for the ap-
paratus Only too often therefore, works
erected for the production of atmospheric fer
tiIzers have been abandoned because they did
not pay, though their products were all that
could be desired.
At present the hope Of being able to compete
with the nitrates of Chill seems to depend on
the possibility of obtaining an abundant supply
of electricity at an exceptionally low cost. Cen
orally speaking, hydraulic power is cheaper than
steam Most if not all, Of the notable attempts
TO accomplish the object which Professors ho-
walslli and Moszicki have In view have been
made in proximity to a river whose energy was
going to waste. For their promising but
unfortunate venture of five or six years ago
Messrs. Bradley and LOyejoy erected works at
Niagara. For a more recent ana apparently
more profitable experiment-that at Notooden'
Norway site has been chosen near large
mountain stream. Similar sources OF cheap
power abound in Europe, especially In Norway,
Sweden and Switzerland. 1t Is probable that
one of them will be utilized for the enterprise
in which English capitalists are now said to be
taking an interest and which, in Sir William
Crookcs's opinion gives promise of commercial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
THAT BOON TO AGRICUITURB

The Tribune's London correspondent supplies
additional details concerning what Sir William
CroOkes hopes will prove to be the commercial
production Of q cheap fertilizer from the air
The English chemists recent utterances relate to
the work Of two Continental investigators, Ko-
walsd and Moszcki, and not to his own, but they
are all the more disinterested and gracious on
that account Sir William was apparently the
pioneer in this field of research. He is thus well
qualified TO pass judgment on the efforts OF those
who have been inspired by his example and bv
his suggestion of the immense Importance of the
undertaking. Indeed, If any one else ever solves
the problem of manufacturing nitrates which can
be sold at price below that demanded for the
mineral deposits the world will owe heavy
debt to the man who first attacked that problem
The task to which Sir William Crookes de-
voted so much study fifteen years ago-causing
the nitrogen of the atmosphere 10 unite with
other gases with which it is associated for the
production of nitric acId-was one Of peculiar
difficulty There is wonderful difference IN
the eagerness with which substances enter
into combinations with each other Between
some-acids and alkalis for instance-the afiin-
ity is SO strong that the utmost pains must be
taken TO prevent them from getting together
prematurely. Others are, sIngularly reluctant to
form partnerships One of the most marked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

both capitals and metropollses IN their respec-
tive states. But OF the thirty-two common
wealths so far admitted into the Union only
seven have seats Of government established in
their largest towns. OF the original thirteen
states only four now have metropolitan capt.
taIs-Massac husetts, Rhode Island, Virginia and
Georgia. For obvious reasons the people of
New York would never consent to have the
state capital set up In this city. Nor do we
think that the people Of Maine will see much
merit in the proposition to abandon a smaller
and more central capital for less equidistant,
more comnlercislized and more pOpulOus one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

that all sections of the industry will be bene-
fitted. Orders for fall delivery will increase be-
cause of the better current position Of dealers
although many months must elapse before these
goods are delivered. There is change in the
prosperous condition OF the iron and steel In
dustry. the outlook being bright so far as it Is
possible to see into the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

There is man out In Toledo who wants to
know what is the use Of eating. Sixty days are
a moderate fast for him. Sometimes be eats
just for change. for everybody likes variety.
He lives on air and predicts the time when all
mankind will do Properly heated. air will
undoubtedly accomplish a great deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

If the French parliament adopts the commit
tee bill which plans to keep American shoes
out of France, wo may expect that the curiosity
seekers who cannot force their way into the
Thaw trial will hasten to Havre and BoulOgne 20
watch the tourists land barefoot on French soil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
TELEPHONE PsRILs-

From The London Globs
Irate telephone subscribers in this country will
P.eASe Hote what would happen TO them n thew
nved IN Vienna The other day a man wrathfuIiy
rang up a Hello" girl In that CITY. and beransa
her answer did not please him he called her =
toIward mink lie is nov doing forty-elght hours
days fast FT' S'SNeeo ~ ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
BUMPER CROPS.
Kansas City Journal.

from The kansas City Journal.
Two Pottawatomie County farmers hava raIsaS
this year III and 100 bushels OF corn per acre re-
speetively, the latter being the average Weld on
Helo OF twenty-five acres. In both cases the corn
was grown on alfalfa ground The twentv~fivo
ceres which produced 100 bushels an acre was in
alIa4ta nine years, and this Is tho second crop OF
corn grown since the breaking OF the alfalfa SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

Cuban objections to an increase OF the insula-
police force and militia may DO we'll grounded.
but on the face Of the case they would be more
convincing If thsre were less need for effective
police activities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

We humbly accept the verdict OF the Japa-
nese editors respecting our civilization. Gables
whisper that the Eastern islands are filed with
lofty scorn for the crudities which have marked
the California school squabble The scorn is
merited. But please, Mr. Nippon, give one
or two Of the cons Of Buddha in which to curb
our Impetuosity and find the poise we lack.
Don't you think, in view OF what we have done
IN a century, that there is some hope for I'm
provement in our temper and words? Won't
you make due discounts for the testiness OF
indigestion developed by swallowing strange
mixtures Of races and eating too rapidly Of the
fat OF the land?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

II Mr. Hearst's bill should pass, he would have
to forego the pleasure of contributing S250O0O
to the Democratic National Committee next
year. That sum fixed by his election ex-
penses last November. which. he said. would
only equal his regular gift to the Democratic
National Committee. Mr.. Hearst putting legal
limits on the opening of his pocketoook is an
example OF the public sacrifices of statesman
ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

IDENTITY improvement in the methods and appa-
ratus for Hertz wave control Is required be-
fore they will be entitled to much confidence.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

bon 6reocrid, Wb., eingeiebte Cont
million bat entihieoen Dob oerlelbe
uniGbig iei, iein &erm09en lelbIt'
ItGnoig 81 %pertpoltcn. Gas @erid)t
miro nm cinen SrlIitce 5ltr Ser
moltlmg oeS bemiclbcn ais Dem
Gline'i6en Nodlob 5uitc6cnoen In-
tbeileS ernennen.
Gntrinnt 1ooeSgcfabr.
Ger 2onobrieftr0ger @iliam y.
@bite cntronm om Wontog pGbs
reno beS bcftigcn EegenS uut iei-
nenl @egc BON Su9orlono nad)
9olpionpiae, Wo.. bel Dem Gcrill-
dc, cinen itort angcitpoaencn 9ad
81 ourdfnbrcn. nut tnopper Notb
Dem Sooe ourrbl grtrinfen. Sein
Nierb ertroRf itab bie' iGn1mtliben
YoitiudJelt ipitr ben ipeg9eidapenmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
MbfabrtStage Der Sampfcr pun Neiu
Nprf.

glm 26. September 9ampfer .ara.
bic" na6 2iperpool.
Im 81. September 9ampier ,9re'
tagne" nad Sabre.
am %. September Camper TIN.
bria" nod 2iperpooI.
@m 2S. September 9ampferu Eenn'
%iplpania" nad Sambura.
Sim %. September 0ampier .Sa.
oerlonb" nod 9oper unb antiuerpen.
Mm %. September 9ampfer sur
n%eiiia" nod Glasgow.
gn %. september 9ompier st.
Saul" nad) Soutbampton.
slnl %. September 0ampier rWin-
neapolis" uad 2onoon.
Sim 80. September Gampfer ,9a.
tapia" nod Neapel unb @enua.
am 1. Sftober 9ampfer n6ran.
cesca" nab Neapel uno Srielt.
Sim 1. Sftober Sampier n&aiier
@iIbelm Scr 3meite" nad Bremen.
In 2. Nftober Compiler rMaic-
ltic" nad) southampton.
Sim 2. Sftober 9ampier aarconia"
had Hottcroum uno 2ibau.
Sim 9. October 9ampfer .Noor-
bam" nad) Notterbam. up
Sim 3. Sftober Sampfer uSannio"
nnd Neapel lllio 8enlla.
Nm 2. Sftober 0anlpier .Naoon.
ITO" nab MeapeI uno Warieiae.
gm 3. Sftober Gampier ,Sapoie"
nab Sabre.
Gm 3. Sttober Ganlpier Baltic"
irab S%iperpool.
gm 3. Sftober 0anpier .8aiierin
Irguita Siftoria" nad Samburg.
Nm 3. Sftober 9ampfer .6rieO.
rid. nad Bremen.
Sim 8. Sftober Iampier ,YrGlir
Dent @rant" nad) Samburg.
an1 .. Sftober Gampier .Gala.
bria" nad) Neapel.
Im <. Sftober Gampier .Gampa-
MIA" nad) liverpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

SpbnS SopttnS' Nu no +.
me Yrii ungen. - Die Nll.
nobnc e Yriifungen IN Der SpbnS
SopfinS' llniperiitGt bcgnnncn onl
Gicnitag ulo luerbcn bis morgen
Nbcno oollcrn. Die Nciultate lpers
ben Wontog befonnt gcgebcn.
Sicen5 u III obgemte e.
en. - Die Spirituoicn = Hicen5.9es
b0roe luieS geitern oos @ciuh Der
Srou Gli5. Spens fiir Sice15 5ilnt
9etriebe elmer @irtbi6aft in Nr.
437, Dit : GreitouitroBc, olf @runo
cinco Yroteites Der Nod]burn 5lt'
riid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

Im 8, Oftobcr 0ampfer n86Rtgin
2ouiie" nod Gibraltar rtu0 Ieopel.
gm 3. Sftober Sanlpier ,Galeoo.
llia" had @las9op.
Pm 5. Sftober 9ampier .Minne.
bobo" itod 9onbon.
In 8. Sfto6cr Iampier .9tems
Uorf" no6 southampton.
PIN 8. Sftober 9ampfer yaroon.
Iono" na6 Gobcr unb aittiperpen.
Nm 8. Sfto6er Gompicr .Garnla.
MIA" nn6 2iuerpool.
am s. Stfuber Gampier IS. 81
Eiemonte" nof Neapel uno 8enua.
am g.. Stto6er 9ampfer nAoria.
tic" nod Soutbampton.
Im 8. Sftober Gompier oGene'
5io" nah Heapel uno MarieiQe.
am 8. Sftober 9ampier nTpn-
bam" nod ROTTERDAM.
9(m 8. Sftober Iampfer yGitta oi
Sorino" nodJ Neapel ltnb 8enua.
glm 10. Sftober 9ompier nGeoric"
nad) 2iDerpool.
PIN 10. Sfto6er 9ampfer n9lii.
der" nnd) Samburg.
PIN 10. Sftobcr 9ompier y@nci'
icroll nad) Bremen.
glm 10. Sftober 9ampier ,Gar=
potbia" nod Gibraltar ulto Heapel.
9m 10. Sftober 9antpfer nllniteo
States" no0 &openbogen.
Im TO-. Sftober Gompier nEro-
pcnce" nn6 SABRE.
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ria" nad Sonburg.
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liza" lloh 9teapcl uulo SrieIt.
PIN ~. Gfto6er Tompier .Weia,
ba" nah 2onoon.
Am ~. Sftober Camper 81.
2ouiS" na1 Soutbampton.
Im IL. Sftobcr 9ampicr See.
lan6" uod Intlperpen.
Sim ~. Sftober Gampier nGtr!t-
ria" na6 2iuerpool.
9(m IS. Sftober 0umpicr n2uca.
MIA" nad) liverpool.
Mm Is. Sftober 0ompier uGecilie"
llad) Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Weiterm Werslanb Giicubabn.

gestnnent an, 8. Stunt, betfabt S~tuensatatton
40 Wloraers - G@neupoit, Saeerstoiun, ~N,
& W..8abn.- Wabreetoro,a @bdmberSburp
uno. niSsenorirlen Sorntae. eaneod nre
IA .Wata. Accommodation nod untoD
ABS ssadm. - grpres eaustIinte, SdaerS.
tpipr, Saneod, Gttppensburg lfno. anSgeHcnp
Iiett Sourtne, Greoerid uHo eHHftifSbnrg.
sdaItd, nnseenpmmen esnntag:
Tia g~gorsens Oorf. .. auo S.'DtO. uns
7.so moraens = accommodation na& eiaD.
fieIb, foipie Cmmitsbire.
1857 Woraeus - .MeftIi9er Grpreb, Weftnttr.
fter. @rutepire c5reberf6), 9burinont, BliR
@ibse, 9uena YlItd, Blue Wlcuntdtu, WatneS'
boro, gtdmbersbnrg, -SaqerSt,tpHt Sdnco6.
Cumberland uHS gifinS. Anffct'S bferbdttcues
1920 &a6m. - @lue aeountain.Gs preb, sDcft
minItes, gri,ssniae 5SreesTtd) zburn'okt
Saasrstotun, @arlor:9saesor
SSrUUs Is'pi s, PORT sanOOer, Setips0ura uns
b.s3 Gadnn. - accommodation mad &anottt.
6.15 gbeniS - Accommodation mao untnn
Brioge.
Hnf Gamfag7:
Ills gbeno6 = Accommodation mad untons
BribHe.
Enr 9snmfag3:
$50 Mpreen5 - Accommodation fir4 Union
Nrioee iiTo Sdnober.
: SdIt Mot am 1ennipibania.slbe ..Wobnboi on.
mo~arM y, Den ..ss~sfSa..ss ~. son scsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
SGtfiSnadJridlten,

@em Yorf, %. Sept. - Nn.
getommen iino oie Gontpfer ~Seeo-
mic" bon southampton, ~Stoten'
Dam" BON Hotterbem unb Bonn"
bon Nenpcl. fi31
2iperpooL %. Sept. - Nnge.
trmmen iinb Die 9ompfer oSrieS.
LAMB" bon Neopel ilnb ,2uconio"pon
Nen.Oorf.
SIENNA, "a. Sept. = Gingetrot.
fen bon 9tcn : Yorf lit Der Sompfer
,Noro 5 gmerica."
Sem Oort, %. Sept, - Sm
bieiigen &ofen iino Die 9omppr
nWoieltic" BON Soutbompton ufb
nWoSfoll" bon 2ibnu e%ingetrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
G~beiapcafe Gampfer.G ompaanic.

Gbeinpeafcs2tn te. f.
elegantc Yaiaaicr.I anpier ,MuBnfa" unb
pGolnmbta" uadl
Glib Rpiut Comfort uub 9t1rfpII, gn.
CAMPER berIdffen Baltimore tigIt1 (auSqe,
ftofrlirer SOnntuaS) nm $50 slbeuoS itno fonls
men in Oh Yoint Comfort lin 8 1lbr MoreenS
liro In Norfolf Inn 7.t5 Wloraens an, ans
f6liebenb an bic 9ifenbatn5iee mad allen
Bunitet oeS 9iioers uno GiioUeitens.
Ourt. 9ftper.2tute.
Glegaate Vafa1ier.1 ampfrr Charlotte" uub
Baltimore"
uns Weit.Vptnt nno Nidbinpnb, pa.
CAMPER oerlaffen Baltimore tdsIi6 (nuSee.
nornnen Sonrtaes) Inn 8 nDr NabmittdeS uHo
fomn1en 5u @eft,Qo,,t nm 7.45 WtoreeDs urb
In Ritnonb nm 9.20 Woretr San.
Die an Moitaaen. Wittfpodeu unb Sreit1gett
bon 10 ltintore dbiabrenben 9nmpfer unb bic
bon @eit.Eoint on Sisnftnesn, Spnnerftngen
uno Ganlitdaen ahfabrer. Iceen in @Ioueeffer,
Eoin., Clements NIB sllmono's an; unb BITE
an 9ienftaaer, 9ptnerftnsen nno Gamffagen
DON Baltimore iino on Montdqen, Wtttfpo6en
rnb Sreitacen bon 1eft,9oint abfabrenben
3ampfer .Iesen im 0oritciun nnb gIab sganf an
(bei aiinf;iaem Metter).
Tampfer p~crldfcn Baltimore pum @ter VT. Is
nnb 10, 2tsttnraRen.gp erfte.
Tnrd.Niuete md alien Thiniten f3riner Qes
Iidert, 9epdd nnfaeaeheii unb &niiiferJinfter
TN 8lrGls referbirt .iperoeIL IN, ben hteNgeh
u. ~. 9lutfcn, gaent: Gr. 1877, Dft.yaltimure.
etraee, ober ben SanDtsSfireauy: 2tabt. anb
See. strabe.
Nenbem Spfer, q. q. ghtsm,
Sen. .sefhdftsihbrer. @en.. IaNaafer.aeeni.
s. o. WleSanncI. SlIfs-6 en. sBaf. sMgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Yoit6cf6rbcrnng mad bem Iuslamoc.

Die auslanoii6e Roit fir Sic nit
Dem %. September en0cn6c @od)e
idIieBt I'M Sallptpoltomte, piinftlid)
IN alien S1len, pie folgt:
Die Eodctpoit lit oifen BON 8 llbr
SormittagS bis ) llbr Nadlmittag5
tGglidL uliSgettommen Sonntog.
Die Eodctpoit nod 9eutid)lono
i6lieBt Inn 5 llbr Nadnlittogs oTl
%. mo 20. september; nob @rpBz
britonnien unb Srlono 0ienltagS unO
Sreitogs um4 5nllbr MohmittaaS.
Gampfer iabren BON Gctp.Yorf,
penn nidt allbers nnaeaeben.
Pm uno naf Dem I. Sftober iinO
Die 9riefroten mad Dem NIuslonbc
(altSgenommen Canada, Merifo, go
mama unO 9uba) mie iol9t: Slim CO..
Gents iiir ole critic Hinge unb brei co
Gents fir iebe meitere Hinge oNer
Elm 9rltdtbeil, uno ioate boil fronfirt
peroen, miOrigeniollS BET gnfunft
Der 9riefe Der boppclte 9ctrog collcf.
tirt miro.
Grams Atlantic Yoit It.
Sreitag, q. Sept. - I'M Z llbr
abenbS. nnb europa per Gompier
st. saul" pio Glpmoutb unO
G~berbourg Woit mad SrIono muB
rper Ct. Saul" obreiiirt icir); nm
10 llDr MbcnbS nob europa per
9ompfer n%llrbrio," pio Guccns-
totptl.
% It ii 9 ii 5. uno Central.
@merifa, 8eitinoien etc.
Sonncritae, 26. Sept. = INN 10
llbr nah Sapti per Gonlpfcr nYrinS
WiIem Der 3ipeite".
8reitag, 81. Sept = INN 10 llbr
nab Eorto &ico per 9anpIer hin
Mapaglte5; nod Eorto Hico, Guro-
Gao, Sene5uela nno Colombia per
9onpfcr nEbilooclpbia"; nod) Sor-
time Sslano, Samaico uno Colombia
per Eampfer .Erin5 Soodim"; nad
Snngua, Sonnica uno ipe5ieQ oorei.
iirtc Eoit nod Banana unb Der Sea-
,lalSoue per 9ompier nNltoi"; nod
Sen 81 Elatas8 egcnoen per Gompicr
nSpabes".
Die Yoit na6 Relliunolano, pia
Moro-S ionep, unb nad) Miquelpm,
pia Bolton, idI;eBt bier tdglib I'M 3
ltbr @adlmittags; nad) Cuba, pia
Sdmpa, tdgIid Tim 1 llbr Nadrnit.
tags; na6 Sofia 3icu, SonOuras,
Ticaraslo (Sitfiiite) uno @uoto-
molo, pin Gen-S orleans, tGalid) nm
10 ltbr NbenoS; nod Merico Gin
tGglid) inn 2 llbr NadmitfagS mo
10 llbr Abcnbs.
3rons- Gocific Hoi #.
6rcitos, q. Sept = nar Z llbr
g6enos nad) Snpaii, China, Sapan
uno Gorca, pia San 6rancisco.
Die Eoit nad) @oiuoii Guam uno
ocn Ebilippinell, pia Son Sroncisco
ihlieBt bier taglid) Inn Z llbr Mbenos
bis 5rnt 30. September; nod guitra.
lien, Meu-S eclanb, Neu-Gnleoonien
lno Silt pia Goncoupcr,
9..G., tGglid I'M Z ltbr Abcnbs bis
gum g.. OCTOBER.
Gie Grans. Gacifie,Eoit iuirb taglid
Dem M6gangsbafen bci0rbert uno
Die 3eit BEG Sdluiies lit arransirt nit
Riidiidt aiif beren ulunterbrodene
ltcberlano ; geiorbernng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Tns Dem Snncren Warplano's mnb
ben angreuscnSen Stnatcn.
9emnfrotf Oh B u 0 MI {

F." 2e III u L Qll W ~ U w ~ W
u, tionen.
Die 9emofroten Don gleoonp.
Gountp boben bas iolgenbe Sifet
oufgeiteat:
ll%nterbolls Der Stoots . @elebge'
bung - Sen. Soiepb Sprigg unO
Socob .. Sumbiro bon Cumberland;
Oberlt Sbonos Is. IiQon BON Sroit.
burg; Slopb Stotler Don 9amIon
@%eiternport 9iitrift, uno @m. s.
6oro bon Homecoming.
County . Gomnlilidre - Sobn %
Street BON Cumberland; Muffin y.
Sipigg bon Slintitone, unb Sol. Z.
Sougblin BON @%eiternport.
Gountp : S1obmeiiter - Upton
g. 4. Goporos BON 0roitburg.
Gonntp : @eometer Gpbroim
See bon Cumberland.
Glerf ocs &reisgerihtS - Sobn
". Young bon Cumberland.
Stunts e Inpalt sluitin a..
@ilioL Cumberland.
Sheriif - @nl. &. Sobel, Gllm'
berlanb.
Mid)ter oes @oiiengerihtS - Wtil-
luro i. 0opis, Cumberland, Soml.
Sofion, Sroitburg, uno Sobn ..
Sanlep, @eiternport.
@cge-0 ireftnren - Is. Is. llbl
Wt. Souoge; ". Z. Barter, Sale
Summit; 0onicl GunconL McGlfiih
Cumberland; 0orbp 0raop, Srplt-
burg.
9eoopcrli b CT II ngli ii
oll.
Hobert Gonlep BON Burning
Springs, @.-@o., orbeitete omOien.
itoo in bcn bortigcn S%elfeloern an
ciner 9rainir-M ald)ine, ais Die Dc
etc 0crlclben 5ulommcniiel mo i'm
inter ibrer 2oit begulb. HettlngS.
strbciten ipuroel ioiort ms @crf
gsieet, bod olS man ben llngliidli-
hcn %bcrpor5og, ipor or bereits cine
Scihc.
SnbcnI nfIngc5u it unbper
iebt.
Ger slftien Wntlcr Sobn 9. &inp
bon @illionlsport, Mo, Der inter
Der Acknowledgment pcrboftet mar,
Die Eoit 81 bctriigeriidcn 3pedcn
henntt 81 bobcn, mlirbe ON Giens
itug nad) einem Gcrbor Dor @ultoes-
Gommiiidr Sogner in SogerStonn,
No, Den 8roBgeiblporenen ocsSnn-
bes . @erid)ts in Baltimore iiber-
mieiell. Eoit = Snipeftor Samuel
Sooton bon Baltimore mobnte Dem
&erbor ols Gcrtreter Der Negierung
bel.
d, &C sur Cline.
den Mtliipnens Orb.
ihoft.
Sie pom Sd,eriff BON Srcoerid.
Gouutp 5ur llnteriud)nlig ocs 8eis
iteS5ultnnoes BON Con-. s. Yeafle
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IarulanS nnb Sc~nnIgluania Sa6n.

VIM I. ecptcmbtr IN Araft ftetcnb.
5ile u~crluiien NurtB s9ueune.S tattpn:
$50 Worgens BORT Roit, tdglth, ausgenon1f
men Spnltae.
$50 Wloreen5 9eIia gtccom., mir Sountae.
$50 Wor9ens Helatr gceonl., idgiib, ausGes
rnInmcr Sonntaq.
1.20 Muhinittngs Neldir slcconl., MIR Ganitae.
3.45 9iadmittaeS 0ort Qoft, tdgIt6, ausges
Tomtnen Sotlittdg.
4.05 gIa6mittn9S Selta glccorn., MIR Gonntae.
5.15 Nabnttia0s geIair grpreB, tdgIi4, aus
%1eitonmet Sotnial.
6.10 Mbenos Selin Nccoit., td9li6, nl5eeroiit.
men Sonninq.
II. 90 Mhenos Delta gtccom., MIR Sonntae.
11.30 Wbeaos Oelalr Icconl., tdelif, ausees
loIurlen Sonrtda.
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Sunoer gitobaucr aus,

Sun9er gilobauer aus
se5ei d nct. - DDS Tbinehart.
Stipenoium fir cine Stuoieirrcile
mad Garis mltrbe bon benz Hbines
bart . 9onnite oeS Ieaboop : Sniff
tuis Dem ilingen 9ilobauer s. 60
par Stouiier bon Nr. $40, Moro.
GarepItrobe, Suerfunnt. Der bcgabte
junge Wann lit Elm Sobn bon Srn.
nno Srau 9aniel Stouiisr: er luor
nripriinglih fir einen eeiddftlided
@eruf beitimmt, trot ieood Dor ied)s
cSabren oils Sdiiler Der 9ilbbaucr.
fHnit in oas Murplauo . Snltitnt
Elm. &ier erregte CT gleid bonn Mn.
fang an ous Sntereiie ieiner 2ebrer
iunb erbielt mannigfad)e MnsSeidl-
1iungen. Seit Dem ieeten Sabre ltli-
oirte CT in Der Mbinebort +. Shlle
atnter Gpbraim Senior, peld]er Ole
Nnimcrfiantfeit bes &binebort : So.
mites niif Die arbeiten bcS talent.
boilen &iinitlers lenfte. Is lit Dies
Dos brittle Mal. baB bus &binebart.
Gtipenoinm an @altimorer seseben
miro. Dor Srn. Stouifer eeiponnen
rs oie $50. 5. Maripell Miaer mo
4ans SdnIer. Sr. Stouiier iabrt
beute nit benz Gampier ga 2orrai-
ate" bon Weip : Yorf nod Toris ab.