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Baltimore Sdn1pf Bafet So.
cute u snneriaitse B~ai.aimte.)

80 Tfoti UcIutUfIHu. d. 3D.
Tanpfer rSirgtnia (ucn), rM,abama,~
yYeprgta," y9enueTee."
Sampler Ia1re1 td1lid, SonnidgS dussenonts
2igbt.SiraBe, $50 Mbelbs, brett f,an OS
8otllt Comfort, ~gtorfolf, Portsmouth un6 alen
Nuflften oeS. eiioerls. Yerbinoune In Obj
Kotnt Comfort nit &c. & 8. Gifenba6n." Gad
9tifmono, ger6inoune. in 9ortsmoutb nit benz
gSeaboarb air Zine" foIioem Suge lad NortSs
mouth uni. @tlanta. Sn 9torfoH 8erbtnbung
mt Der nItlaniic GooJt Sine" NorfoH unS
ipeitlih itno 4SIo 9pmtninni Cine" naf gens
bern, Ssafbinston, sssG., e@itbmonS. 3d.. unb
..@adbI5etten mad euro3aif6eis gIane. auru,
riofe .&aijiten5iTifter, eIeftrifbe 8eIeudtuilg,
9anpfbei5ure, @oien frei. Sieferbirts aaiiten.
8%inl1ler In ben gtuet'Vilreaur Der Dgah.eine..-
va. f07. SttsVnItinioresSirnBe Nr. SOC nnb
eos, 9tebtsS trabe. q. 81. G. Office, Siboits@de
baltimore ino galbertsStrabe, Continental
3ruit Gliloing" nno IIbaugb's, gr. 100. glpros
Gburle5sGtrn6e.
Spbn d. Sberipppb, G.. grptun,
Siee'9rdi. IL. Gcn. sWdraeer. Gen. s9afi. ssteert.
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Merdamts & gainers transport. So.

-uWpTtrsTTHft.
Stadt anb 1aiagifre.
*gad, Bottom uib benz Often.
Wonf., 0ienit,, 9ornerft., Gamit, 9 tltr Mbbs.
= Nndt YrupiSence uno BEN Often.
Sonntag, Wiitruoh, Sreitaa, 6 1lbr 9fbenbs.
*Tad 4rppDrt.9trips uno Vprfrff
t1gIih, 8 ltbr gbenos.
fGra6t angenonileii tdgIib bis 8 t1br TaGut.,
fir b%enielben Sda ,abfabrenoe 9ampfer.
Hadt SauanraB hub bent Gnben.
Stenftag. Snnnerftue, Gdntftaa, 9 llbr NbenbS.
". q. Garia, glgent, 9one bod.
Saupt.9trean: German. unb 2igtt'Stra6e.
U13.I&S-1
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nS6mG6ii6er &ronfen . llnteritiit-
31,1tnS. Rrrnii,"

HSl'ullu1NpS III. - ~. -. u. R'-Jt'
Sefretar S. q. S6iirger, GongreL
SeigbtS, 9. &. = &crionmlung ic.
oen 2. itno A. SonnerItag bei Senrr
@abmonn Nr. 737 Z. Str, N,.99,
~Geutider llnterItiibutoS.gltnO,
9iItrift 9tr. 100"
SefretGr Mi6oel Giee, 9ir. G29,
S~Str., sd. = @eriammIung ieOall
1. @ittpo6 i'm Monot in @uo,llt
Sdipar5's nGolumbio . M1nuer6or.
SoGe," Gar. 1927, 7. Str, @,.@.
vEIottoeutider Serein"
SefretGr @m. Sannemann, Mr.
1916, WorionsStr., N.-gg. = Ser
%iammlung ieoen 2. 9onnerltag I'M
Wonat in Nr. 430, s. Str, R..@.
columbia 9ralter . llnteritiisun9s.
Gerein"
Scfretdr Sran5 &om, 0r. 2313,
2SStr. N.-@. = @eriommlnno ieben
3. 9ienitag i'm Wonat in guouit
S6mar5'S columbia = MGnllcr6or-
SaIe," Nr. 1927, 7. Str, R..@.
nGolumbia.9unb Nr. 81,
9. 8. 5. 9. 81"
SefretGr Sobn Meininger, Nr,
20tS, 8. Str, R.-@. = @criommlung
ieoen 2. Mithpod i'm Monot in 9(ug.
S6ipar3's nGolunlbio . MGnnerdyor.
SoIe," Nr. 1877, 7. Ctr, M..@.
n9euti6 . ghmerifonii6er llnteritiit.
5ungs.& erein"
Sefyet1r g. @iegono, Ger. 1924, 6.
Ctr, S.-8. - @eriammIllng ieben
2, 0ienitog i'm Monot bel George
9eBler, Ger, 922, Gennipluonia'guc.
R.-@.
n9euti6er ltnteritiibungs- 9unb,
9iItrift Gr. 40"
Sefretar @m. Sannenlonn, 9tr.
1915, MorionsStr. N.s@. - Ser.
iammllng ieben 4. Wittmo6 I'M Mo.
nat IN ang. S9por5's columbia.
@dnner6or-Soae," Nr. 827 7. Ctr,
N.-@.
n8aibington-Sain Nr. 1, 8. Q. g."
SefretGr 9. s. SCHUBERT, Ger. 1927
1. SIR, I..8. = @eriommlung jeoen
1. uno 3. Montag I'M Monat bei
Senrp @abnann, Nr. 1877, 7. Str,
N.-8.
uWetger : ltnteritiitunes @erein"
SefrctGr s. g. Seb, Ir. tt2, 4.
Ctr, N.!8. sc. geriammlung ic.
ben 1. 9ienitag inn Monat BET Sec.
9eBIer, Ger. 922, gennipIpania.9(pc.,
N.!@.
r@iIbclm ScQ,2oge Ir. 5.
Il. O.. 5. G.s&."
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$40, g.Str SD. - Gerianpnlllng
ieoen 3. mo A .9ienitog i'm Monat
III Nr. 623, Soltiiiono.gpe., T.-@.
uGoIumbin. Silrnperein"
S6riftiuort s. 6, Molln Scr. 2234,
Is. ctr. N..@. = Geriammlu1g ic.
ben 2. Sonntdg i'm Wonot in ser
Ode Z. un0 2-Str @..@.
Slrnitrnoen ieben 0ienitog, Mitt.
nod unO Sreitag.
oSnfel 9rGiig'@ ergniigungs -@erein"
Sefretdr Geo. Meir, Ger. 1911, 8.
Str, 60. - GeriammIling ieoen
2. Sonntog i'm Wpnot in Ger. 43O,
s.. Ctr, N.-W.
nSiitoriide @eieGihoit"
Sefretar @ltitab 9enoer, Gonareb
Seigbts. = S~eriommlllnsen peroer
angefiinoigt.
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Nerlonaen S5OOO.

= 4
Gic 9riiOer George. Q. ultb Senrp
q. Stepenion bon Sagerstorur1, Wfo.,
perflngten Die ,o@eitern WorplonO
9abn" ouf $1,000 S6oOeneriob. SIN
IeBten tSebruor mllrben Oie 0en 9ld-,
germ geborige, ~ae9cniiber Dem 9obn-
bot in G%6etuSuiae, @oibington.Goun-
tn. belcgene Gonierpen.6obri nebit
S6eune bur6 6cuer 5erItort, mel
DIES nod 9eboltptrng scr al0ger ba-
ourd) entItonb, boB aus elmer SOTO,
motipe berousipringenOe 6llnfen oilf
sic 8ebdube iielen. 0oS Gigent6lm
mar nidt berIidert.
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eidt einn Collar 6randt man ,n sa6len, e6c sic Sur selnnaen lit!

tl.to mitrbe gepfloitert uno Elm 2eb-
rer.@obnbollS obgcriiierL nm einem
in &iir3e 81 erridtenoen 9ibliotbefss
lno s@ebduOe Eloe 81
MAIDEN.
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Marglanb nnb 8cnnIpluania gabn.

VIM I. Scptember Tn Srnft frctcnb.
5itge p%erlaiien siprtg'9iuenne .Statton:
7,30 Olorgens Yort Boit, tdgIif, ausgenpn1s
men Sonltup.
$50 Wor9ens 9eIta Gccom., MIR Gonntag.
$50 WiorgenS 9eIdir MccoI1, tdeli6, ausges
ronrnreu Sonutae.
1.20 gad)miitaos 9eIdir Iccout., rlr Gumftae.
3.45 Na6miitaes 0prf Roit, tdglid, alsges
4.o5 MaSnitta9s Seita aeeont., nut eonntao.
DIS Nadmittn9s gelair 9rpreb, tdeli6. ais
geno1Hiten Sountae.
6.10 Nbenbs 9elta Iceoin., tdgIi6, aiseenoIus
men Gonntng.
100 Ibenbs 9eIta sIccom., itlr Gonntae.
11.30 gbe9bs 9elatr @ccom., tdgIib, ausge'
nontmen Sorutne.
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Mobofaten.

Sraneis 8. alemm, 8c6fsaniuaIt, 225 ct. garI.
Gtrabel Baltimore, WPo.
gRfta1us apr6, 261-269 @aIbert RuiIhins.
d. @r,. Grtmaun, iii GorosgbarIess Strabe.
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"~r"i"t''"sse Sou" W. l. 9lptosV9uVsSItHBe
Yianos unb Srgeln.
GbaS. ~. etfeff, o Rors.0ibertb.e traee.
&nabe & 60, .2prtc". Sebduoe. Wf. NobaI.
stpeUie.
0dmpf. iinb @aiierbei3une.
6. 8. edlned,er, TAG Sft-9ombarb.Gtr. G. &
Y.sSt!epbon 1865.
Hapier uno Yap;er-G Often.
esattt. gtrun Co., 105 uno LOT Sanoper.Gtr.
Slaggen, Banner, Mb5eidcn.
etser Bros. 1s @eitoerineton.etrabe
Hlehplatten, Metau etc.
2bon. AGsnilin & Co, 1919 gnIberfton.ctr.
9eteftip.I gentitr.
epnubaxSa &TeNmtbt dribet BET smith. spett
& 'aecaSgsb0Sl Colbert NuiIbine.
Jrie0b0fe.
rrtou0>ettabe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

uJtS Uuu1 StDullplllIlB UT 5tluDeI uu'
burd) entItonb, boB aus elmer Sofo'
motipe bernusipringenoe 6lrlfen aili
sic @ebduoe fielen. 0oS Gigentbun1
mar nid)t perIidert.
EoitbcfOrocrnng mad bcm Mnslanoe.
9ie ausldnoiife EoIt fir Die nit
Dem 5. Sftober, enocnoc @odle
idlieBt i'm Sauptpoitamte, piinftlid)
in alien SGuen, mic foIgt:
9ompfer fobrcn BON Nep-Dorf,
ipenn ni6t anoers ongegeben.
Sic Badetpoit nod) 9euti6lonb
idlieBt nm 8 llGr Nohmitta9s ort
80. September mo 3. OCTOBER, na6
8rpBbritannien llno Srlono 0ien.
ltogS urlo Sreitog5 llnl 5 ltbr Nodb.
mittags,
Am unb no6 oem 1. Sftober ii10
Die 9riefraten nod Dem Iltslanbe
| (allSgellonmen Canada, Werifo, Ga-
mama uno Gubu) nie folgt: Stint 90
GentS fir Die erite hinge unb brei (3)
Gents fir ie0e tpeitcre hinge ober
Elm 9ril6tbeil, lilo ioate boil ~iranfirt
peroen piorigenials bel 9nfunft
Der 9riefc Der ooppelte 9etrag coQef.
tirt miro.
Gransatlantiihe 9oit.
Montog, 30. Sept.-llm 8 l1br
abenOs nod europa, 9lfrifo utlo Dit
inoien per 9ompfer oaoiier @ilbelm
Der 3peitc," bio Flpntoltb, Gber.
bollrg itftb 9renrtthll.
9ienitdg, f. Oft. - I'm 7 llbr
Ibcnos nn6 europa per Gompfcr
uMojeitic," pio Elpmolltb uto Cher
boltrg. l75
Mittmod), ,. - I'm Z llbr slbcnoS
noh Granfreid, Siio.Gllropo unb
9ritiid,- Snoien per 0dmpiern2a Ga
poie," pia Soure 9pit nod) unberen
Sanbern nlnB npcr So Sopoie" be.
5eidnet iein); I'M 10 llGr glbenoS
.na6 europa per 0ampfer n&oiierin
Ill9uita Gittoria," pio Ylpnior,tb
G%berboilrg rno Samburg WoIt nod
Srlonb ntllB per aoiierin Gilguito
Giftoria" be5cidnet lein) +; mn ~ lIhr
gbenbs nod @robbritanlien llno
Srlonb per Camper r9atic,"" pio
Queenstown 0oit fir onoere 2d,l-
Der ruB nper 9altic" be5eid)net
ifin).
Sreitog, 8. - I'm 8 ltbr @o6mit-
tags nod) Den N5oren per 3ompfer
bon Bolton; nm Z llbr glbenos nod
europa. Ntrifo unb Sitinoien per
9nmpier .giep. Dort," pia Ylpn1outb
uno G%berbourg ASoit nod 2iperpool.
Shottlono mo Srlono muB per
Nep.Dorf" be5eidnet iein) Inn 10
llbr abenbs nad) europa per 0an1-
pier nGamponio" pia Queenstown.
81 II II d) 9 ii D. mi en- r.o /.
Imerifo q, @eitinbien etc.
Mtontog, 80. Sept. - Tim 10 ubr
Mbenos nah Barbados, ct. 2ucio
nno Gernambnco per Gompfer
.GorienteS."
9ienItag, 1 ,Stt. - Tim 3 llbr
Nobmitto9s nod Samoico per Gam.
pier bon Bolton; Inn 10 llbr glbenbS
na6 Grenada mo Srinibob pei
9ompfer rMdrapul;" nod SSnaguo.
Sapti, unb Colombia per 0ompier
~glegbanp;" nad Barbados, ct. 2u-
cia nnb Guiana per 0onpfer yWa-
mao"
Wittfpod. 2.-ltm 10 llbr s(benos
1a6 Cuba, Oucaton nnb Gomped)e |
per 0ampfer rWonterep;" nod So
maica per Gonlpfer bon 9bilabel-
pbio. ls-n' fr
S%onnerftdg, 3.--ltnt 10 ltbr Ib6s.
nod Getitral.g merifn aonol5one,
Colombia itnb Siio.Gocificbdfen per
Gampcr, pio Colon, nod Sen 8abo-
mas, pio Noiiou, per Gampier Sc
g%urancu."
Die Erans-E acifie.Yoit mirS tGeli1
nah Dem M~bgangsbaien beforoert uno
Die 3eit oes SdluHes lit arransirt nit
Hiifiidt auf oeren uitrtterbrohere
lleberlonb : @eforberlng.
W. Sail Sarris, YoItmeiiter.
Hspe0 sd |
ftsstdi III Die ors, Die lN lmmaesauft Hail
uat.s- NNlN |
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8rmSei9enthums +, Ag,ntpn un6
.SGrbler.
9ierre 9. Ta8cn & sseptew, 10 Sftseeyinaton.
torsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Spar-9alifert.

;, Geutfde epar.y6nf ppn gaItimure," gata.p.
uno 9nItinioresStrube.
uSt. .Sames. Sparbnnf," IuItimore,Strabe ur,b
Gut.onla8 Duff ssDcnue.
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9ambargsNmertfa
-uad-
Suppclihraubcn.
Ernrpfs uuA Rofsoofcr.NiruE

Sambnrg.I a-Ginic,
81 9roaomap, Wep.gcrf.
Irtbnr 8. GpbioH,
nm nlteu Hlaec,
1877 Slt-9altimore-S ctr.
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&upferidmieoe unS Glumbers.
3nhn. Snbert. TIA 1Dames,8 trabe. 6. & g..
SelepDon: Wlplfe 1903.
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Seuer-S
.Saphal Snfuranec Go. OF aiperspoi," Senrp W
g~Sarfielo, 8eitoe1t Wfanaaer, t0t-l02 Chant
bt: Of Commerce 9uiiotng.
p9srnnnta SeueruerTdcrunes . 0efcafdhnft,"
Baltimore. Iino TorfbsStrube.
Wnt.. 3. ebadtifpro & 60, 81 anb II GbnMber
of Commerce.
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Warmor- uno Grant Uerfe.
9. @iIefrtner & e5bne. 7ii-7ts BeitgaItt.
nloresEtcnfe.
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@ci9aftsz@ egmetier.
3eituneen 3eitibriften etc.
:, She Baltimore Ie,pS Co." 9abib gbercrom.
bic, Manager, 31S 0eiis Sermnns StraBe.

gaun1aterlalter, Sbliren, Senlter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Samss g. Softer & Co., 115 unb lit. Glib.
SreoeridsStrabe.
Hutional- 9anfen.
sSte Oh 5uwn National gang," Cab. unb
@retcrsStrnte. Saeob u. Soof, Brdiioeut;
9apio g. .Gbal:s, gicesSrifibent; Senrb d.
9tehue, Gafiirer.
,5irt National gnnf Of galtimpre," s. Q.
gSilcor, Stalftre., II SortbsGtrdbe.
..3geiJe GatirnaISant," 432 Siio'sroabipah,
9: 9. 0dqner, %Stafiirer;
rer, Ia 9torcsSitaiusGirabe
rSrupcrs & Mcdlanics' Hntipnal ganf," gbns.
O.. Mtacrt aalItrer, gtprbpeftgde @uiaip'
NIB SanetfesS troBe.
p79irS Natipnd Saus," Baltimore -uno Tortbs
Giraffe.
,5armrrs d MerdautS' WatiunMl ganf," Soutb.
iino GoribdrosStrdte.
rGuntnicrttnf & SdrmerS' Rational Vanf," Glib
tueits@6e Sopuroz uno @ermansStraBe; s.
5. EaIofu'n, S%taiirer.
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Hfercegeihirr- Gobrifantcn.
q. q. Tan Con & Co., 404 sSeit,9ermansGtr.
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ruIt.Gompodnie'n

,@'ar1.ano Srntt Co.," goroipeftsGde gaIoert.
nnb @ernIol.Strabe. Srier ,Serf6, Irdf.
bent; g. G.. zimmerman, Gefretdr; Carroll
Ban geB. Sdubmeiiter.
Baltimore srmit & Guarantee Co.," Gauitabie.
8liloitg.
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2eidenbeItattcr.

Eanbets & ebbne, t7os-17t0 Carton. Mpenue
sSrt. Gpct, Tortbs nno Sreenriount' slpenlis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Staats-ganfer.

), Seatjde gant BON gaftimure," Baltimore. uno
Solioab:S trabe; stneuft @eber, Brdftoent;
g. 5. Slot, S6asrreiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

YaHe sur Meiie ms Nnslanb &c.
forst 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Ch-gaIti.
mprrfrahs, nabe Chiffon $Onie Mss.
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Sufihmieb, 3ubeb5r.
q. cent Qasne &c.. Mr. Se2 nnb 1914, Worp,
@at.StrGEs.
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Wmtlidlc @ricfliitc.

8dlti III Q &c,
MouHIfemtelois5 9SIGoi9
atnttlf3it0 NoHl!aHlI1i
Mnoer1uH SnmeS
Wnoru16eOG6e 4Slatou
slniabortHg z.
glngeiopuplpn Serit
glrOlbaln 3. Is. 81
9lreHltum lieier Mtro,
Nutterlip /.
9abinrs NOHicpfa
Salansft Sgndc0
BED IS.
9ers y.
BeDnpil III uiaI1
9ItnoiS Soban
gotdrstb SOL.
9ruuIlbanr z.
8ruIHiHer z.
Srul6to SoiCf
WubiHs Goa
Sui6mdnn 8.
9nlbeu SobH u.
Captain Napc
Gobeu W.
9ambfosft IntoHi
&ereufbuf Nifolai
@itri6 Nauiman
@ubuoipihi9 Serli
@5erpeo5lnu SiefGn.
SCiomdu -. y.
6ereHb Nlci95
fSlrtt 9. u.
D~iBimnlons Wtr.
Slelf6er Wtortb
iSraHflin 0lorenee Dir5
Srieoman VI.
DrnbenD 6crbiudno
@ahler 0eurg
@aliaudas SurgiS
SAFER 81.
@eriieiH Molf
@iloell u.
Goldberg Nag
@urhon Neni.
@rdbosfi Sp5ef
Srahopsfn Better
@rubler Wlnr
@urftis aa8lmtr
Saroer George
9emtn @corGe
9o6nla lobn Marie
Sobl Sobln1eS
Solllod0 Sobn
SotineS WidrO &. Wiib
Somaro Sobn
Spam5 Mrs,
Sroin Bertha Wtrs (2)
S60naHsfi Siotr
So0im Snns
Sanaipice Slio5aS
SoOrrseee, SJI5uiHi,,r
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4oblen uno SoI3.
Senrh Q Bon &eiue, $50 goIumbta.gIbenue.
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Shmufiaden nn6 llbren.
%. s. w,tnet, 20 Sit,gnItimp;ssStrabe
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Griffith & snruer Go, eos Notb.gaca, eirab.
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aanomirtbidaftIide @erdtbe uno
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Pfhnoieibe. @eihGfte.
,,Ganiullbaftt 2pna Co.," 1 ytoro,Ga sGtrase.
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Grn0tebonffei

, Sn Der ociitiden epong. -lutbcriibcn
SSions : Stride al 6. uto E.S.taBc,
Horbpeit. Yaitor 6. j. 9ergner, pitr.
DC seitcrn Dos %. Fbrlide @iiiiOnS-
uno Grnotebanfieit geieiert.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02

you LIVE HERE" HE IyTERRoGATED.
ways let you have your own way, and
If you want to make an experiment 90
on. won't hinder you. | suppose In
a month or two you'll be applying for
a situation In my office"
Nothing of the kind" she flashed.
T'll find q situation of my own. I'll
cease to be Rosamond Maythorn. To
morrow morning I'll be Rosamond
Marsh, and IL you expect to catch a
glimpse of me you'll have to be up
early, for I'm off to my business col
lege at s o'clock" ....
There followed days when Rosamond
was utterly fatigued and disheartened.
Many a time she lowered on the verge
of giving up her course and going back
to her butterfly existence, but the same
vital energy that made her father
power in Wall street was latent in
her, too, and she stuck 1t out coura-
geously, though often the penciled let
ters swan before her eyes, her back
ached. and her fingers almost refused
to "clack" at the type Of her machine.
To a girl accustomed to waking at 10
in the morning 1t was no small wrench
to put back the hands Of the clock to
7 a. m. as a rising hour and Instead OF
luncheon in a well appointed dining
room to scurry to restaurant for a
hurried midday meal.
"My, isn't it fine to think that our
course Is nearly finished!' sighed Mat
ty Brown, a trim girl in black, busily
engaged in putting on her hat before
small mirror which hung In the
cloakroom. II suppose we'll be hunt
ing for work next. Wonder if we'll
soon get any"
81 hope So" said Rosamond soberly.
| The hundreds and hundreds Of toilers
whom she passed in the streets each
| night after the 5 o'clock whistles blew
had given her a very different view Of
| life from that which she had cherished
In her brocaded boudor. She knew
now that it was composed Of Infinite
struggle and hardship, and it was with
thrill Of thankfulness that she found
herself singled out from dozen appli-
cants to be the stenographer Of
Graham Ellis, young lawyer of
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of the
Portland, Oregon, Seacoast Railway
Company will be held at the Company's
office, $40 WorcesterBuilding, in the
city CT Portland and State of Oregon
at 8 o'clock, on Saturday, the 26th day
OF October, 1907, for the following pur-
poses:
FIRST. To increase said Company's
capital stock, now $5OO,O00, to $l,lOO,-
900, and when such increase of capital
is approved by said meeting of stock
holders to issue not more than ll,0O0
shares in all of 500 each for the first
100 miles of railway to be built and
owned by it, apportioned as said meet
ing of stockholders shall direct.
SECOND. To ratify, confirm and ap-
prove Of contracts heretofore made under
authority from said Company's Board
of Directors for the sale of 100 miles
of this Company's first mortgage five
per cent bonds, and also of the deed OF
trust or mortgage securing payment OF
same to the holders of said bonds
THIRD. To ratify, confirm and ap-
prove in whole or in part of contracts,
or any portion thereof made by said
Board of Directors for the construction
of this Company's first 100 miles OF
railway, commencing at the Lewis and
Clarke river, and at Clatsop station
Oregon; westerly therefrom and east
erly to the Willamette river near tt
Portland, and
FOURTH. To transact and consider
whatever other business may be brought
before said meeting, of which notice
is hereby given to stockholders Of sale
Railway Company.
(signed) H. HAYWOOD, of Los An
geles, California, President.
William Reid, of Portland, Oregon, Sec
retary of Portland Oregon Eeacoast
Railway Company.
Dated at New York, September l3, 1907
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
PROPOSALS.


CHIEF QuARTERNIASTER'S OFFICE,
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, Sept. 25,
1907. Sealed proposals, in triplicate. will
be received at this Office until II o'clock
a. M, October "a, 1907, and then public
" opened, for furnishing and installing
electric light fixtures in new n. c. o.
quarters, railroad station and postoflice
at Fort Stevens, Ore. Full information
will be furnished on application to this
office and at office of Constructing Quar-
termaster Fort Stevens, Oregon. The
U. S. reserves the right to accept or re-
iect any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals for electric light
fixtures at Fort Stevens and addressed
to the Chief Quartermaster Vancouver
Barracks, Wash.
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Cupid and
Croesus.
BY Constance Darcy MAckay.
Copyright. 1907. BY Mary MoKeon

< Copyright. 1907. BY Mary MoKeon 2
Nvyvjvvvvvv\vVvVvvvVvW
"But the trouble with being rich Is
that you never know whether any one
Is In love with you or not mourned
Rosamond Maythorn, stretching out a
dalntlly slippered foot to the fender,
where bright fire cleaned.
Her fathers eyes twlnkled, II think
| have heard that phrase before, my
dear" he said kindly, and. while ! ac'
knowledge that your fortune Is good
deal Of lure, / must confess that IL
l were a young man just the sight OF
your eyes and the sound Of your voice
would be enough for me-"
Rosamond shook her head. "You see,
father, you We're an exceptional young
man." she said. but the look In her
eyes was troubled, and faint pucker
showed between her brows. Her ia.
ther leaned forward and patted the
slim young hand that lay on the carved
arm Of the chair. His motherless
daughter was very dear to him.
whats gone wrong, Rosamond2' he
queried. rs the new Worth gown a
failure, or didn't you enjoy your dance
last night, or Is the world generally
stuffed with sawdustT
at isn't the world that's stuffed with
sawdust: It's the men!' cried Rosa.
mond.
Her father laughed outright, and
Rosamond frowned at him with de-
licious severity.
"Ah, you may laugh" she said. "but
I'm In earnest just the same. I'm
sick Of all men I see at balls and
operas. l don't want puppet In even
ing dress TO talk to. want mana
man who works and thinks and feels
and in this silly social whirl I've not
been able to f,nd one. Besides, there's
not one of them that's not fortune
hunter, from Toby Lapman to George
Astorgilt. The fact Is, I'm beginning
to tire of utterly vapid days and a
pleasure seeking existence"
"What do you intend to do. then"
II propose to work for my living"
seriously. Rosamond"
Doesn't this look serious" She
drew from the floor beside her writ.
ing pad covered with cabalistic signs.
Shorthand, as live" CALCULATED
her father. "Well, Rosamond, I've al
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wnun -,-,N,r Gangs were propnesica
From the nrst Rosamond liked hin.
He was klad aud courteous-never too
hurried To be polite, never more ex'
acting than the occasion required
His sincerity and strnlghtforwardnesa
spoke not only IN his frank ANA genlal
manner, but In every direct glance OF
his steady gray eyes, every motion OF
his well poised head,
"TiredT' said Rufus Maythorn few
months later, looking at In daughter
across the dinner table that sparlded
with silver and cut glass,
mot n bit" she answered cheer
fully.
"And you stlll like your employer
"IIe seems" said Rosamond demurc'
ly, Ito he very just and reasonable
sort Of person.
"The people who know him say fine
things Of him." returned her father. Il
should Judge that he was composed OF
brain and muscle rather than Of saw
dust"
One evening after office hours. ns
Rosamon1 was walking homewnrd
Graham ellis joined her. She had
played 50 long on the dangerous edge
OF discovery that she had become nc.
customed to It, but on this particular
night his sudden presence startled her
and to gain time she turned into q
shabby side street, A girl was Just
disappearing Into one OF the dingy
doorways. II was Matty Brown. In
stantly Rosamond saw way Of ca
cape.
Good night" she said, pausing and
abruptly holding out her hand to Gra'
ham Ellis.
"You live heref" he interrogated.
A little demon Of mischief looked Out
Of Rosamond's brown eyes,
"Why not?" she qucried lightly. al
ready halfway up the steps.
MAY come and see you some time
when you're not too tired or busy" he
asked.
IL should be delighted" smiled Rosa.
mond and then slipped into the dlmly
lighted hail, where the figure Of Matty
Brown was slowly recedlng. Here she
waited till she knew that Graham FL
ils had passed and then went out again,
her heart beating more than II had
ever done over social triumph. Poor
aud dismal and dlngy though the place
was. he had cared enough to come aud
see her In II. while the men she was ac'
customed to meet In the drawing rooms
Of her friends would have sneered and
passed on.
II must have made n mistake In the
number, Miss Marsh" he said to her
the following week. WAS II 10 or III
rang at several doors, but no one
seemed 10 know your name"
We've moved" said Rosamond calm
ly. 1--WE don't live there any more"
"Oh. | see" said Graham Ellis. There
was long pause. "Of course" he be
gan rather sjlfly-"of course II you