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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05

But Eddie can't always knock the ball over the fence, and win all of New Haven's games, for he only can play about twice week. Some one else should take the hint.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05

Waterbury at present leads the state league, but if the expectations of the local club meet with success they will begin their decline to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05

The Whalers are of some use in the State league after all. What would be- come of New Haven if the Whalers were to be dropped?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The public schools are Overlooking
with pupils. the attendance is the larg
est ever enrolled. Grades one and two
Of the central school are so crowded
that Prof Byrd. to relieve teachers and
pupils. has made two daily sessions. dis
missing the first grade at II, when the
second grade comes for the afternoon
session This plan has been fully tested
in large cities and has given satisfaction.
Miss Sarp. teacher of history in the
high school, Mr. Ball of English and
Mr., Saunders of science are agreeable
additions to the faculty.
Cadet J. Thomas Tanner Of the L. S
L. will represent the corps Of cadets at
the State FAIR and be in charge Of the
exhibit from the University. Captain
Tanners many friends will give linn a
royal handshating on his return home
He will have the distinction Of gradual
ing in June from the University
Mrs. ]. Bryan Ards is visiting Col.
c. H. Minge's family at Mississippi
City
Miss Bessie Gilmer, bright sophie
more of our central school. writes that
she is pleasantly prolonging her summer
trip i'll Chicago,
Mrs. Richard Furman has returned
from a months visit to Mrs C. H.
Minge at her delightful home at Mis-
sissippi City.
Mrs. J. W. Soady is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Mum, of Sherman, Texas.
A postal card showing the picturesque
pic mic grounds of Audubon Park bears
greeting from three boys-Albert and
Leonard Dreyfus and Andrew Queries.
They are now Tulane students, prepared
to do good work.
Mrs. Loula Hibbett Armstead and
Miss Mary Belle Mcclellan, who have
been enjoying beautiful Washington
City. Baltimore and New York. sailed
the 5th instant on the Kroonland. Red
Star Line, for France. Friends will anx-
iously await the good news of their safe
arrival in Paris. where they expect to
spend happy and profitable year
During the absence of Mrs. Bryan Ar
dis. president of the Park Association.
all matters pertaining to the park will
be attended to by Mrs. G.. G. Nesbitt.
Io45 Common street.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
RIVER AND WEATHER

Yesterday opened with rain.
River: Fulton 90; Shreveport 10,
a rise of o.3.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Partly cloudy Sunday
Red river forecast: A moderate rise is
expected at and above Fulton during the
next three days. and the change will be
unimportatt at Shreveport
| he rainfall at Shreveport f9r the p
hours ending At & am. Saturday was
f75 inches.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06

~ moor SATURDAY ms state ran wa
'''t''7''l "Pc''''. ! 0t management - -
PC congratulated on me completeness ~
every DIVISION ne state po''''R N''''
tiag> living looks Ike fu'' 'n'N''o
cruiser on voyage of ''''l'''N'- ''N
erou'dN ave II eNee'''n' '''''''"''
! speaker stand Tor the tongue"
ORATORS 2''d seats 'cr the duhlo''''' '''
~ readiness near the south gaze, ''''e
ne me ram 'ht aust l'aN hte'' 'o'A SGT
tea and the grand t'ur "t 'ne s''o''''>
T7'' &c mace win Co'''o'' "''o P'''N''' {.
nc space assignee t. ti'' '''''N','''''''
department Is amply covered VIII P''"
'f0i work from kindergarten to "'''
NcrNiN. MISSES h''7>e'o ana F'''' HOY
WIS Ntl''3 5-~'7lt'''' - MI. Nil'''''>'
Nv me 'aoS'''"f''' I'}''' '''If'''' ''I''''"'
amer ~ charge ct the J.. >. l. '>-
''''H', J fef-. I'17~'' ~" h0'''''l I'll ''i'
'>|s' ''ie"' N''''''' 'f''4..'.' ''' ''''}
NtiI'l0t VISITORS anu 7i'''" d'' j''i''i~ ~
'>'S''S'''S "' '''' al ''' ~ ID, 'i''l 49,
rdti''A t'- ''i'''' :, i''.'' WIS "i''' H.,
proudly wears ~ ''''''2' P"' P't '''
R"5d' Is " "'1''ii"' I''ii' '''''7'''' '''
1OE''lN io7N'''' 9tl' ~ '"''''''ie' 'i''''N ~
Inc BOYS ~ '''' '"''NtP'''' i''!'"'' |" ''
'hs department l''"'F ''l, ii'' '''''''
>uP a''f examine every t'e0o "''o S'
what ''' trained ''i''o wen o''''''u ga,
w. onr state n'A',lu''''' lo' ','e ''''''
ana "'''''' anu '''t ''','' ''e we" ''P''
''n'ea Il, i ''''''p,o'' ''',' u ''''''' "'''
'''"S''''' WIN '-N''' '''' '''''', ,''''''
VIII )" interested ~ ''''"'s tue SNn' ''''
,''e'''se'lee o'Np''seo ~ ."e ''"''''s u
'"e>e 'l'''o'''', ~, "''Ne' u 'n' Nv
S'''o't 'o' 'e'' u'''' a',o W ~
NUN ''' ''''"' nav i''N'" =. '',' ~
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Vital statistics of Shreveport for the
week ending October 5, 1907
Marriage J. G.. Morton and
Cora +. Trip. Colored Monroe Kelly
and Lula Wesley r d. Richardson and
Bartee Green.
Births-White: Sidney H. Florsheim
and wife. girl; A. c. Riley and wife
boy: Nathan Goldstcin and wife. girl
Colored: viii Sleeps and wife, boy
Jesse Allen and wife, girl.
Deaths-Whte: Nathan hTyer, &c
years: George Hanson. "a years Chas
Pitole. 5 months Willie May Dowden
year Colored Sarah Nelson. 20 years
Eleese Murray, :, years; Lizzie Edwards
81 years: Ce1est Richardson. 70 years
Nonresident. white: Nat Nunery. 7c
years Jamese Henerty, 81 years. Non
resident. colored: ID. NJ Brefford. A
years Gus Smith. "a years.
OF the above 3 died at Charity Hos
pital, certified to by coroner.
ASHTON BLANCHARD,
Health Officer
l.. H. PIRKLE. NJ. D., Sec.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
NEWS IN BRIEF
A Budget of Interesting Items Gathered
by i Caucasian Representative.

Mr. Walter L. Fleming. professor
elect of history in the Louisiana State
University, is engaged III writing a bio
graphy of the late President Jefferson
Davis, and desires TO obtain as much in
formation as possible about every phase
of his public and private life. He asks
as is indicated in the following list will
allow him the use Of it: Names and pres
ent addresses of relatives, neighbors.
former slaves, etc. of Jefferson Davis
who can give information about him
Letters. scrap books, diaries and other
documentary material relating to Mr..
Davis life Privately printed books,
pamphlets. newspapers, and other print
ed matters containing information about
Mr.. Davis. Pictures of Davis and rela-
tives, of his homes. md of places con-
nected in some WY with his career. Any
souvenirs, relics. etc. of which photos
may be made "reminiscences. authentic
anecdotes, etc. of Mr. Davis. Any M
formation about Mr. Davis or his rela-
tives i'll Wales, Pennsylvania. South
Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky. Louisiana
and Mississippi. He will be glad to OBJ
tain the loan of any documentary or
other material and will guarantee its
safe return. For any assistance given to
him he will be greatly obliged.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
\ HOME. FOR YOU.

he Hayes Park Home tracts are the
most beautiful. best located. and alto
gethcr the most desirable home places
anywhere near Shreveport Five, 10 and
20 acres: 81 per acre down. and 20 cents
per acre per weel- till paid for. No in
tcrest. no taxes f. O. Stuart. office rear
Continental Bank. alley entrance: resi-
dencc old phone 700.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
SENIOR CLASS CLUB

he senior classes Of the central high
school, at A full meeting Friday after
noon. organized the Senior Glass Club
The club will meet monthly, OF oftcner
it desired. for pleasure aud profit he
club i, composed Of FIVE \ seniors and
twelve B seniors with prcponderancr
Of girl, but the boys make up in 'puaI
lily" what they Iacj, in quantity. ! he
officers are q, joIlow, President. Man
Reel. vice PRESIDENT Kate Moncurc:
secretary. treasurer, Clarence Erickson.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06


'Cul4 ~ ~ = ~
W ">ln''R'0p' 'v' NY last ''''e''''
s'N' -, ''>i' - "'''"''''''' - 49,
''e '''''"'e''l J " ., warm wave 3 10 T.
'""' "''' y - -. ; "o ''eN' "'>'',i ''''''' (
w. '''o'' .''e AO''i' ''''' '''''' T.
,'>H "'H' - '''' i>'IN''s '''''''H -
'''Ne - y n! 80 - f'''o} - ~ =
''''V''' states - N''"l N'Nc VIZ
cross Nt>' OF l''e N''N'eN "''"' . t'S
S'C7l SS'ld' N'"1Ss ~ e'~'e-" S'1t'N
- N''' ""'' Wa ''''>' +N~' VI '"1
N"'NttS @n'1i VI H't'l t'3l'7- ''iI,f@
49, ''>''''' '''.'S
Nj ''N'l'' "-1'Se> 81 gus ,'i.'''s' va '-
"i I''.'t '"@l usual '''o">AjNs. ''.s'+
storms NAY DC t>Pte.'l II any J'''s' '''a
'ar dafer "f ti'H disturbance W'I prop
AMY o2 'i'1' '' '.'S "'''~ ''r q '.' I''e''
1t'''''. W .c4 ! ''5'' 'o''e = "'E''I''''2
~ '1e 12''i.'''l ~v' ~tu'h "f 'fl'
f'C' Oh nag - 4'e'' t""i 'f S'td WV
usually oeFe'oP' "e'l = Nl'hfJ'''l !
tNP>Nt 9"~H q Gu" wave ''i ''' I''"
o''ohe' = ana "liI pc '' w. ''oh'n'
fo' = tropical S''T" ~ ''r'' '"''0 ABOUT
'''at ''''e
/ ~, disturbance - oSio'eF = : 81
pc''cd To BRING ui'u>ualiy severe wealth
s. Oh 'he continent anu 'oi'o"''g :
Sicdt IllRH temperature wave tit ''t'
wave 'o''o"'''g via 'i'ahe us ieei ''N'
putting on winter cio'h'''e. some 'ea'S
Fa'"S VIII DC ono 81 inc weather features
OF ms storm ana u northern parts
h'a'y SHOWS ,or 'nt season
bu' '"e Io'1 VIII ''"' 'o'g continue
ana n's" 'e''ipel dtu'tS wiz SUN ''o''',
lie '''fd disturbance OF o''ooer VIII
ie'e' ''e r'''ilo e"'S' anoul =, GLOSS
WEST u '''c No1N'e> country ny ''">e u
- great 'eI..'di '"''eSS 70 70 TO- CASTER
states -, arm wave VIII cross YVES,
q '''e "o'h3e' aoou' - R'edt oe'''''
'''.eEs ~ EASTERN ,'d'es =. ,oo' "''e
" IL '''SS "ee' ~ '''' N'''N'tN ''''''' r.
great cent?" Fa"ey' r. ''t eastern
states ~
ne pIhS'pdF FEATURES 81 ''''S disturb
a'ce VIII pc 'I'e great rise II temporal
tnre following ,ne frost wave OF the last
disturbance. Hi warm wave VIII con
t'i'ne 'e'eTal DAYS ana ille oool wave
'o''oW'hS WIN br'1g i1'i'd not freezing
weather Not i'''ieh ram "r 7'io" WIN
tii' 9lo'I''
am expecting better weather ~ ~
Ve1lbef tor cotton picking and corn
gathering, and whoever neglectS to
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
ElR ASGI SGNii

Announce s. 9. IIOLiINGSWORIH a
candidate for the office Of Assessor Of
Ca1do Parish, subject TO the action of
ton. ~
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For REPRESENTATIVE

Prompted ~ Iaulah'c ambition and
desire to he 81 service to the people Of
Ctddo Parish and my native State, |
Submit my announcement as 4 candidate
for the Legislature and if elected |
promise To serve YOU faithfully, honestly
and 70 the best Of my ability.
/. T. THOMAS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
DIR. T.. e.. ALLEN.

The Caucasian has been requested to
announce that DR. T. g. Allen has re-
suned the practice of his profession.
Office il tic Cooper building
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
l.. II. PIRKLE. NJ. D., Sec.

The conviction Of boodler and
CRATER is difficult enough as Il is with
out adding the death penalty, as has
been suggested.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06

When one pins the Syndicate press
down to facts it treats its readers TO a
large and interesting array of rot.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
Reserved Seats and Admission Tickets sale day
Carriers Drug Store at prices charged show grounds



Kinney" Reeds announcement for
reelection for sheriff Of Calcasjcu parish
viii cau~c gubcrnatorial aspirant, To
step high and wide IN that section. and
it Is quite likely to pull the y stop to
some Of the local but esteemed Organs.
J. y. Sanders will make peach Of an
cX-oiilclal
The Syndicate press" has begun to
realize that if Sanders has been slam
dercd' some one had better come out
and cite the ISLANDERS and name the slam
derers A bomb Of the SANDER cry
generally expIodee with loud sigh
The Baton Rouge State seems to be
grlcved and shocked i'll about equal pro
portions because Tie Caucasian wont
swallow ten Thousand as the ,ilc OF the
Franklin meeting.
Out i'll San Francisco good society.
the swell clubs and the swell churches
have organized a law and order league
to keep Pat Calhoun. The rich street car
magnatc. out Of the penrtentiary. Cal
hot,u did notillne-that j.. he ONLY bribed
Mavur Schmitz aud kuci. and they have
been convicted What more do muck
raker, want
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06
COTTON MARKET.

Office OF he Caucasian,
Shreveport. La, Oct, s. 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06

J. \. Sanders will make a peach Of an
ex-ofiiCiaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Ssht nniere 100 TnH Efauienfter.
Sebt Die aleioer.

3urlebtenH + b it ottet.
- Gin groBeS Srouergefolee geleite-
re geitern Mittog Die irbii6e Siiac
Der i'm Sitter bon II Sabren p~eritor.
bcnen SSrou 9(nno 9orotbeu 9ofels
mann pom Srauerbouie, Nr. 426,
@eit,9urreitrobe, aus nod Dem "2ous
oor.Earf. Sriebhofe," mo bieielbe be-
itottet muroe. Goitor 9. 81. 3in.
mcrmonn BON scr engliihen lltbcri.
ihen G6riitiss Stride omtirte I'M
Sralierbouic un0 om @rabe, lie
@oiientinOer beS o9(lgem. Gcutlden
@oiicnhouicS" ionaPn i'm Srauer-
barie infer Scituuq oeS SaliSpaters
&urI Shmieo mebrere Gborc. llnS1bs
ligc foitbore 9|lumenitiifc ihmiidteil
ocn @ra6eSbiigel. Gie $50. Goparo,
&iQiom nnb glbcrt Shirt, Senrp
Weper, @iQiom Srcuuo uno @iliom
0tar5 ernieien Ser Gnti6lofenen bie
lcBtc Gbrc olS 9obrtll6trGaer. Srali
9odelmonn plroe an II. Snnllar
1886 in Sonnouer 9eboren unb font
i'm Ilter o iefS Sobrcn nad Sine
rifo. Sor 80 So6ren perbeiratbete lie
iid nit Srn. Conrad 9pdelmann,
melder i6r Dor 10 Sobren I'M Sobe
uoron ging. Gie Sinterbliebenen linb
brei ainoer, 6rom Sobn @m. arab,
Grl. Worp 6. 9ofelmann uno Sr. s.
Senrp 9odelmanu, 5ebn gnfel, 5iuci
ltrentel, cine Shmeiter, Srou Sp-
pbic Shirt, unb Elm @ruoer, ST.. Sp.
Sergmonn in Baltimore. Srou gof.
felmonn mar cine 8riinoerin bes III.
acknowledgements bes oGqgem. Geut'
ihen @oiienbauies" uno itets ein
treues Mlitglieo beiielben.
Sanfett. - Die Sruitees Ser
nSobnS SopfinS' llninerlitat" gabet
geitern Ibeno Der 2ebrer : SafultGt
ein 9onfett I'M Sotel &ennert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Our gcrbannuug pon Geritopfnng.

Die aerate itimmen barin therein,
odB su elmer permaneuten alr pom
Geritopiung, bic mobl bon allen
aranfbeiten Die groBte Terbreitnn9
bat, Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der &rafte
gepiiier MusfeIu abioIllt notbig lit.
Iieie grit1rfung unb oie oarauS lol'
acnbe normale 5bGtigfeit Der Gin9e'
meioe miro, lpie es aus Der TrariS
berporrasenber aer5te erpiclen,
ourd Sen @ebraiif oes folgenoen
8e5epts seiidert: " lln5e il%iiIiiser
grtraft bon Senna; " un5e Gofeue
Sal5; I llu5e aro.S ograoa; 30
Grains 9~icarbonate Of Suoa; "
hinge @aiier unb ~ lln5e @lpcerin.
Gin lbeelofiel poa miro Dor benz
S6laIengeben uno Dor ieoer Mobl'
5eit gegeben unb Dies miro iortgeiest
bis ser Stublsang Elm freier lit. Ties
Re5ept fam bon irgeno einem guten
apotbefer gefiilt merocn. G6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

Guon 0..lutb Gbri tuS &c
nj einoc5u2ocuI it Eotnt. -
,Sn ser euang. slltb. Gbriltits : 8e'
nteinbe SIT 2ocuIt.Yoint, Foitor q.
@ieie, tinoet morgen IbenO inter Der
9eitulg oes S~rgonilten Erofellor s.
Shinbcle, Elm grpBes CONCERT itott.
0oS Grogrnnm entbGlt Gbore oes
9irhend)ors, Srgelioli BON Erofciior
Sdinoele @iolinsSolo nit Srgelbe.
gleitung bon Srn. Otto Sdmieb uno
Elm 9ornet. Solo bon Srn. Sermonn
GSmonn.
Im Wittpod 9(beno iinoet eill
Ynilions-8 o~ttesoienit III ~beriel6en
Stride ltott, Iemielben folgt Elm Sal
fecfrdn5d)en bes Srallenperei1S Der
8emeinoe, BET Dem Die Sroucn Ser
trltoc 0ieie, Sdreiber, IennItGbt IL.
So. aro6 anlGblib hires 8eburtsto-
geS 9offee unb Sudden troftiren mer-
oen.
3mei alte Witglieoer Der Gbriitus.
Gen1einoe perloIIen ant SIter-Dfon.
tog Baltimore, I'M iid oallerno nod
Californian 81 6ege6en. GS lit Dies
Srou Bertha Icper, iuelde lett II
Snhrer Dem i%Srouenperein ongeborte
uno ieit etipu sipoli Sobren oas smt
scr Sefret1rin befleibet. lieielbe
begiebt iid noh Sos 4ngeles, 100 cine
Sohter unb 5rpei ibrer Sobne mob
men. Ger alloere Sheibenbe lit Sr.
@ilbelm WattbeiB, Gin Soritebcr Der
8emein0e, Der iid nit ieiner 8attin
I'M @eiten nieoerloiien pia.
2ieutenont 9empep bon
Der norooitlifen Eoli5eiltotion miro
Iih am Wtontoa Dor Ser Eoli5cibebor-
oe gegen Die Nnibuloigung 5u per-
%ontiporten boben, ami II. Wdr5 lint
3.45 Morgens bei'm Ippea Der 20"
2inilion gel6laien SIT buben. Siertes
nallt Senplep beltreitct Die Nnfln9c.
Capt. Shulb enpiing cine o1tonpme
TpItfurtc, liant lpcldlcr Der Sd,reiber
logt oob Elm Eoli5iit Den ihldfenocn
lieutenant r%iltteln mnlBte. mo be-
aonn boroif bin cine llnterlndung
bes 6ollcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

Sr. Charles $. Seinbemanlt, mel,
der olti Dem republifoniI6en @nd-
ter-5idet Gauoi0ot iir Sen 2. Hotbss
3rpeig i'm uierten Stn0tratbS Se5irf
iii, muroe am 9. 9e5ember 1871 in
Baltimore geboreu uno erbielt, nod
Dem er Die 0iientlihen Sdulen ltno
cine Sanoelsid)ule bcIlt6t bate, cine
2lniteIluHg in cinem groBen 0epartes
mcnts e @eid]Git in Siio Baltimore.
Gr crlernte bann bier unO in Bolton,
Maii., sic 6drberei ulO i%lbernabm
oorouf Die 6drberci ieineS 0robs
batcrs, 9tr. 922-924, Silo=Gbarless
StroBc, Die iih inter iciner Scttung
0urd) mo0erne Wct6oOen HecQitGt
ln0 ieinc cr%porbenen @eihditSfcnnts
niiic 5t lmaeobutcr 9liitbc crbob uto
Dcute in Scr 9un5cn Stoot eincn
1uten Hui beiiBt. 2(IS bic pom Wnpor
Sooper cingeiebte S6ul6eb0roe ais
ungcicblih ertIGrt morOen mar, mllr.
DC 8r. Seinbcmanm 1896 gum Sd)lll'
Gomuiii6r Der %. @nrO ernonnt,
meldc Stelllmg er 5luet Sabre belief.
oCte. 1901 muroe Sr. Seinbemann
pom ben Hepllblifanern Der %. WarO
iiir ben crlten Rotbs5neig gem1blt
uno 5ruei Wol mlroe ct mie0erer'
mdblt. Cine groBe Nn5abl SerbeIic-
runJen mur0e pom 5rn. 9elnben1ann
iiir feline @ur0 i'm Staotratb 0urd)-
geiebt, uub 5lunr; 9tellpfloIterrng Der
&onoper-S troBe, iiiOlif bon Sort
Nocnlle, nit belgiihen 8lodcn, BON
McGomnS-S traBc nit glipbolt-9l0f-
fen, pom SItenO- StraBe nit belgiid)en
9l0den; eiu neuc3 Sd)ulgcbGltoc init
20 &lnIIen5immern; Elm neucS SPIRIT
senbolts; 8ergr0Berung Oes Soies
ser engliid-oeutld)en Sdule an Dit
enc. mo Charles StrnBe; Gurh'
brltd) bon Stodbolm. mo Siteno.
StraBe II. b.. q.
Sr. &cinbemom 9cbort Dem ~6rei-
maurar.," yEptbioS Nitter-," 500
roilen Sitter" o&erbciicrten Septo.
iop6ens," Eagles" unO nSunior
Wedanics- Sr0en" Dem rltntel SrG'
ii0-&erceu," .Ariom" ,Otifobo 6iIb.
ina Glllb," 0en air6enratbc Der
oelltiden epang..lutb. ct. 2utasfir6e
ais geidGbtes MitglieO an uno lit
oubcroem 8rGliOent oeS nGroB-Str..
Wtorft 0eidGftslcute .Sereins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Tas Wcttcr.

Sir WorpIon6 un0 Sen Iiitrift
Columbia beitte tbcilfuciie bcmGlft
ltrb luGrntcr, morgCn flar mo f6ls
fer; iiiotpeItIide bis norotpeitIife
Minoe.
8eitern mar Der bohite Sbermome.
teritono 56 @rao INN 4 llbr Hofmit.
tags un0 ser n~teorigite SO 8roo Inn
6 ltbr WtorgenS.
Ger nieorigiteQ bernlometeritonb in
onoeren St0oten mar: Goitport 2G,
EortIono 80, Bolton 30, Glbonp 30,
SEEM = g)orf 36, GbiloOclpbio 3S, Oft
lontic Gitp 81, WoIbington 30, Nor.
folf 80, Charlotte So, &ntteroS ~,
@%ilmin9ton 36, Gborleiton 46, 60
ponnob as, Sodionoiue 56, Slipiter
6S, Sen Weit y, gttlunto, AZ, Wonts
eomcrp As, Seem . Orleans "a, 50,
leitine as, @alpeiton 60, ~GorpuSG6ris
itie SO, Wtempbis 46, Cincinnati 46,
Gittsburg SO, Ospego 26, Buffalo
%, GleoclonO 81, 9etroit 81, 9(lpe.
ia 26, Worquette 26, Wrecu Ban -,
Chicago 40, 9uIutb 26, ct. saul "a,
Ct. 2ouiS AZ, &unioS Gitp Al, Smu.
Ia A, 6itron 80, 9ismord "a, g8ils
Iilton II, Sopre %, Seleno 30, Solt
2ufe Gitp AZ, 9enoer 80, NortbElot-
te 26, Dodge Gitp AZ, 9lnurillo 80,
Sos Nngelos "a.
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Srodcn n Sen So.tcIS.

II N 0en SptclS. -
Selltc iii Ser critic Sonntng nnd) Der
@ntiheioung 0cS TihterS 0obIer
fiber Den 8ertnuf bon Spirituoieil
ont Sountog in oen SotelS. 3mi.
id)en Witterna6t uno 5 llbrMorgenS
biiricn i~lberboupt feline Spirituolcn
perfolft iucrben. SotclgGitc f0nrlcn
an Gage nit ibren Wobl5eiten ooer
oltf ibren 3immern nit Spiritiloien
periorgt peroen, bod iino ginbeimi-
Idle nlisgeihloiien. DIE Sotelbeiibcr
baben ibren Ingeitelten SroreS ge.
geben, bieie 9eitimmtngen genolt 81
befolgcn, 10 bob b%ieicnigell, iueI6c
geipobnt iuoreil, in Sotels oil Sonns
taaen lire 2%ebenSgeiiter nuf5ufri.
iden, iid) nod) onbcren SiilfSqrtelen
umiebcn miiiien.
olIiiionmi teincm Stra.
benbnbn @aggon. I'm s
llbr geitern slbeno fubr Der meitlid
fabrenoe @oggon Nr. 1404 berFenn'
iplpanio . 9lnenle , Sinie an ser Ode
bon Baltimore. mo Sarriionitr. in
einen 9. Sedt bon Or. Ala, Siio.
9roa0tpap geborigen 8ogen, Der
umgeiporfen muroe. Der ouf Die
Gtrabe geIfleuoertc ailtiber Soiepb
6. 0ugon bon Nr. Z, Siio.Yoturent.
Strabe, erlitt 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Dab feline guinobme I'M Staot : Su'
ipital notbpenbig piiroe, obluobl Der
Gerlette in feline @obnung gebraht
5lt meroen miinid)te.
@ieberoperirt. - Sr. Mm.
8. Tortcr, nelher iih Dor etlpo brci
Monoten I'M Warplonb llniperiitdtS'
Soipital ciiter Operation unter5ieben
miibte, lit Dor einigen &agen III bent
Selben Soipital nieber operirt nor
ben. Ser gotient beiinbet Iid ben
ltmit1noen nod pobl.
2obnerbobun0i iir Sobn'
Mngeitellte c. - Inter DEM Dor
einigen Wo6en nngenomnlenen Ylos
ne 6ur He9uliru1la Der 2obne Der Nn'
geiteIten Der 9altimore.S bio.9obd
miro oieie gobn monotlih S150,000
mebr on 2obnen o%us5u5oblen boben.
Die Grbobing Der &obne lit nid)t ein'
beitlid) p%oraenommenJ bod iinb ale
0epartementS bopon betrotfen NOR
ben. Gs beiBt, boB etlua 1900 Inge'
iteute Der 9obn III Baltimore bon
$40 bis $50 monotlid) mebr erboIteil
neroen, mos fir Die 9obn eine9tebr.
oilsgobe monotlibe bon etlpa $4,000
be0elltet.
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Sron Normon SumeS ge.
itprben. Srou Morgie Woc@ia
Somes, 8ottin oes Srn. Normon
Sanes mo Sodter bon CT. Charles
IS. ". Wue8i1, itnrb geitern ploslid
in ibrer @obnung 81 Gatonspile.
Sic binterIGbt neben ibren Gltern IL.
ibrem 8atten mebrere &inoer, ionic
brei Shfpeltcrn uno einen 9ruber.
Sr. SomeS lit Sbeilbober ser 6irma
g. V. Sames & So. uno Tr1iibent
Der S~ol5boric.
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G~umarefmitglicbcr in Yamama.

Banana, is. WGr3.-Dte Wits
gIieber oes amerifaniiden gongrei.
les, pelhe bierber gefommen lpare1,
I'm Die arbeiten am Yanamafanal 81
inipisiren, beiudten eeitern ben Ebeil
Der Staot, pelher als Alt Banana
befannt lit; ipdter iino iie BON Gra-
lioenten Imaoor empiangen moroen,
lrno am Abeno pobnten tie einem
Gmpiang in Der amerifaniifen 8e-
ianbtidait bel. guf ibrer &iidreiie
bon Yanama meroen Die G%ongrebmit-
glieOer nod aingiton auf Samaica
uno 8ort-m!Yrince auf Sapti be.
iuden. Die 9fbreiie bon Colon err
folgt mabrideinlih am Sonntae unb
bis gum "a. ober %. MdrS b%iiriten
lie in Gem.Yorf pieoer eintreffen.
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Ncutidcs McIA

III perfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ODER APO Iarf fir eiuen Dollar.
8cdIel m,o grebitbrieie ouf ale
St1ote guropa's. @elOienoungen,
Sdiffsfarteuba &eiiepdlie uno al,sIan.
biides @eIo. Sbcu. $. Siener & &c.,
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Stdot Baltimore.
Spnucnanf- nno ltntcrgaug.

Sonnenaufgong 6 llbr II Winllten.
Sonncnunteraong 6 llbr IA W}iu.
WonOuttergong 8 II. 80 Wt. IbcnOS.
SIlltb 8 llbr 10 Nc. MorgenS.
6llltb 8 llbr 25 Wtinuten Ibeno5.
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NeINicnbnnaeu

mad 9eutidlano "a Gents pro Warf,
nah Seitreih 20R Gents pro Rrone.
Yorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
nad 0elttidlano. Ieiiep1iie, @ed).
ieI, g%reoitbriefe nno ausldnoiihes
@elo. Sbeo. $, 9iener e &c., 217
Sit-gaItimore-S traBe. (303-)
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Gin idj6ncs nno niitlidws 8eidlent
fir InseG6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
arpfc photographic pber cine lint
lcriid p~pllenbcte Gopie eines alien
Silbes in grapun, @aHerfarbe, Del
uber Eaitea. Die idGnitea Cabinet
bilocr mr. ST pro 9ntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutider 8botosrapb.
(90) 321 Wpro.0 Giraffe.