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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Scs MurocS bcidrnloiot.


Ger T5nqlteIt iibet Den Moro 81 Gllr
It's Ban. - 6rnnt WcTntUre fiiI
OuS &eriubreu ser @roB9eidmo
rcncn pom gmue HrumOel-Gountr
i~cItgcbolteu. - &ein Wotiu iiil
Sen Moro porgcbraht.
@ct eincm GuQllelt iiber sen Io(
Don 6rnu Annie +. @rifiitb meIdc
nie gcitcrn I'M n0eutihen Gorre.
ipouoentcu" berihtct, on Sountul
9l6enO in ibrcr Mobmmg 9tr. 20.
GuprcB, StrdBG Curtis Ban, bon
6rouf Nic,&ntprc ibrcm &oitQGngcr.
criAojicn mur0c, CAB Die Gorouer9.
<rU Acitcrn N00mittng III ser 4o.
li5ciitutIon }lt Nrootlun cincu Mnbr-
ipruH nb, it mcidcm lie Wic ,SnturC
0irCtt iijr Den 600 pcruntuortlidl
bait, mo ser &ettCrc miro hcltc uudl
Nul0poli2 ibcr8ciiibrt moiclbit er
bis SIT ieitcm Ero5eB i~eltQc6oIten
miro. Ger MorO mar ocu 3utgcn.
Nlaio9cn uah oo9 @crf eiltcS MCn-
id)rrL ser IN ser 5rrmfcnbCit nid)t
mlBtc, mas cr tbot. Gr hattie lctt
licbcu &obrcu in Ser SDbmu1 BON
6r0t @riiiitb 0cmobnt, 0od) ertl0rtc
ser @attc Der 6rolL OaB cr i~ibcr5cuQt
lei, 0oB DC %nturc ser (oOtcu IN tcis
ncr @ciic ic 81 nobc Nctrctcn lei. Die
Eolijci lhciut Oicic Meimng 5mur
uidt 81 tbcilen.
@riiiitb ltauo al scr Guprcb gpe.,
nobc iciucr Nobmm1, dis 'cinc Trolt
crmoroct mur0c. I c[<ntpre mo sic
GrOu bcionOcn iid 5llr Belt ser Sd)ic.
Bcrci I'M 5ncitcn S%totluerf. IS
mltr0c fem Streit bon 0cll ilbriQcn
@cmobncrn 6c3 NollicS pernommcu;
ais Die &oit0GnBcr i'm critcn Stod
mcrt nod) obcn ciItclL bc9c9nctc ibncu
DC ,Sntprc nit Dem r~alldDcn0cn Nes
polucr in ser Son0. Gr elite ltnge.
binocrt ollf oic StroBc binolt8 luro
muroc crit cine bolbe Strmoc ipGter
ucrbOitct. Die crihoiicne 6rou mIroc
III ibrcu NndttIciOeru porgcilutoen.
&n Sem nGmlif)cn 3imner nit ibr
luorcn 0rci aiuoCr, bon ocncn oaS
Gltcitc crit bier Sabre alt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Sd,nitter SUB.

Ger ultc Ocltti6c MllIifer Seinrif
Siemon I'M Shpinoiiihtigeu.
@oipitol 5u @opDiem 2 @oipitot
Qcltorbeu. Nur LANCE 3eit
WfitQIieO non 0iron'9 aapeQe. -
SpicItc 5ltlcbt mlr nod Ole 9aB'
dci9c.
@incr ser betonntcitcn often Mlrli.
ter 8oItimore'3, Sr. &einri6 Sic
mon, lit gcltcrn Mtor2en in Dem
Standardization @oipitol N Ban.
Eicm. in mclhcm cr uor pier @ohcn
~2ntiuobmc funO, i'm 2iltcr pom 60
(SabrCn 9cItorbcu. Nr. Sicmau mar
&lm9geicllc, sic 0hliit mar iciuc
9ruut. Gr ipicltc, Oa Cr b%ruitidmod
murOc, in Sen lettcn &o6rcn MIR sic
@uBleiNc. &r. @cord 5ieuon elmer
ser &cbrcr am Feabo0p-9onieru0to
riluL lit iciu Nciic, un0 ser numncbr
NcrItorbcnc mar e9, ser Dem <HacH
ocn criteu Mlliiflmtcrriht CAB. &r.
Sicmon Qcb0rte Sabre lang Giron'S
&opcIlc an. Gr itunmte aus eide.
ro0c. Nnunopcr, rno fam 1864 uud
Baltimore. Ncbcn ser Miliif bctricb
CT ollb elm @rocCrpAcihdit on Der
Gdc Don Womtmcuts lno Spring,
Strobc; cr mar ieOod ein b%eiiercr
WhiIifcr, ais @cidGit@mUur. Su ocE
Icbtcu %06rcn mobnte CT bel ser mic.
ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cincS Ieiuer
ucritorbcucn@riiOcr III Nr.l22, 9toro-
@olicitroBc, uno bon 0u aus iin0et
bcltc Ole @ceroigung ori benz Ct.
MtottbGi Gricobofc on ser Groppc-
NooO itutt. Grci 9rii0cr, Charles,
6%eroinono ulO @iIbeGm, gingen Srn.
Sicmon I'M Eo0e poroll3. S6n iiber.
lebcn Smci @riiocr, AOoIpb unb <o6n,
Ionic bic Neiicn @corg, CHARLES.
6ricOriA uuo &cinri6 Siemolt, Die
ole in Baltimore mobncn.
6rou Eottcr 0citorben.
@citcrn Miitto9 pcridic0 mad nltr
5%pcimohi0cr &rontbcit sic Satin
oc5 Nru. Charles g. Softer, GoIi5ci.
Scracuutcn OcS 6itlid)cn 0iitrittS.
Gliiobetb @obeI.
Sm Nltcr bon 81 <Sobrcn ltorb Qes
ltcrn Irou Gliiobctb @ubcl, @ithue
bon SSobn @ubcl. Gic 9ceroialtna
iinOct um GomcritnQ, NndmittogS >
llbr. pom Grorcrbnltic, Mr., t22, N.-
Gallusltrobc, aus itott.
Marie 9olB.
Die @ccr0iQlm0 Der ont SonltuN
inn Nltcr bon 6i Subren pcritorbcnen
Trou Moric Nnlb @ittpe bon Wils
liam @olb iinbct morGcn Nodmit
tag nm . llbr BON Ger Mobnng ibrer
Sodter, 6rou 3. ISM. Ortnloun Nr.
2603, Nliperitrubc, ans Itott. Die
&critorbcnc bintCrlGBt lire So Sabre
ate Mutter, Trou &otberinc @ebb,
cincn SobL Srll. Charles u. Balls
iiinf S0htcr, oic Srollcn 6rco. EI6lt,
fcr, &obn SrodCnbrot, Soni9 Scll0or.
Ter, @corgc &. Gicbl mo 4. Mm.
OrtmonL iiinf SdrmcItcrn, 5lpei Bril-.
Der, 20 Gnfcl mo cinell llrcnfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Wcnhfrtid,rr Tbcno.


".f' A"
grlolgrcld)e llutqrbalhlN toe$ st
Wiidoel3 Stth1en lFdnncr . Ser.
Gins" in bcrt9t. MihoFfk SaQe.-.
Gin rcihbdltigcS 8ro0romm. -
@cutc uno nlorgcn @ieOcrboIlmg
Ger st. MtihoclS Surge WiGnncr.
GCrcin" OeronItultete gcitcrn NbcnG
III ser ct. Wii6uclS.Sullc al @olic.
un0 Baltimore. StroBe cine NbcnO.
mtcrboItung, bel Der iif) Die IN gro
Ter Nn5obl Grihicucnen f0itlid) anil.
iirtcn. 0nS r%eid)bultige 8rogromnl
cntbiclt folgcn0c 9tummcrn: ~ @ora
0c1 in Wtinltrel &ono", WtitUirfcn9c
$50. &oncS Sung, Sobn i. 6lcden'
itcin, George &udcrt, &obn S6oed),
NcrlnrO Nicbcroinh 6rout @lcolon,
&crm. Gn1cr2, @cOrAe 5. Mod, Nm.
0rep Stiibler, Trc0. s. @ibmcOer, y.
". %olt uno Charles @roB; oS3rnc.
litiidcr Monolo9", Sobn SO0gca
0lett, $50. Yoll E%rooocbl ulO &oi.
Goclmonn; nGbc Neu Toctor",
YOiie. miigciilbrt non ben $50. Gbo~.
@roB uno t5reO. @ibmcpcr, inter 81.
reftion bon Sri. Senlc u. Wieper;
n@ben q man i%orQiueS", Mihpirfcr.
DC: SomeS @oilcp, Charles &opcc, ".
W. 8olf, Soicpb Y. 4bcl, Goitb Nioucc
mo &otberinc Wiiilcr; N Strcof OF
&lld", $50. Con-. s.. @ontfe uno ),
i. 5lctenitein; Nlib5eidner, Sobl
@iaep; Seorgc s. nod, She cute
&ittle SELDOM, mo o@ing GooOle
Court, onfgeiiibrt bon Wit0licocrl
ocS GercinS.
0oS arrangements. Gomitc bcltcGt
Gus ben $50. u. 5. 2inf, 8orliBcr;
u. y. @olf, ". s. @obn1orl, W. @e6.
torbt, s. s. @oancr, s. 5ledenitcin,
q. 2udert, s. NobnL &. @roB, s..
Smitb, S. s. @ouic, u. @aloed, i.
gittner, q. 6. S0fidL g. s. @rO-
ooebl, S. Strodc, 5. Born itnO 5.
Sung.
Sol6c, melAe gcitern Sben0 feline
@elc0cnbeit 6ottelt, Der llnterbaltluil
tei5ltuobrleil, fGru1et Dies beilte ooer
morgen glbeu0 nodboleIL oo boiielGl
Erogromm an bei0cn abepoen nod
mails sur Gurdiijbrung 0elongel
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Mnrft. NM Mnuiircr 81.

MART. uuO &ouitrer 81.
ccn5cn. - Sto0t-Gontroleur 500.
per 5ciGt I'M o0eutiben Gorreipous
bcntcn"an ale Wurft, mo Sauiirer'
Sicen5cn nm I. Mai 1908 5nbIbar
limo mo Onbcr 5iuiifeu Dem 1. uno
20. Mai ans Dem GontroleurS.9 ll.
rcall cntnommen merOen miilien.
Sprunq in Sen &afen. =
Soltilc Nrt9bt, AZ Sabre alt, Gr.
1902. Barnes trnBe, lprang geltern.
0a lie arbcit9loS mar, in ielbltm6r.
ocriihcr Nbiid)t in ocn Soien 1m
6llBc ser GolpcrtS trobc. SSobn Gro.
hin, Or. Nc, Sit-Yrott.S traBe, ret.
tcte Die %2cbcnSmiioc, ole Damn nodl
Dem oStoOt,S oipitol "gebradt iuurbe.
omiteberi d. e. - Die Ser.
oromtngcn iiir Ole HcguIirung oeS
6llbrnerfnerfebrS lpuroc geltern I'M
3~lpciten NntbS5fueig, un0 Die 8eroro.
ming sur EiIoiterung Der 8iconico.
StruBe, 5miid)en Scott uno Stod.
boInt'S trobc, nit Ditrifi5irten 3iegeL
I%tcincn nuf Soften ser SouSbciiber,
I'M eritcn 9totbS5uei9c giInitig einbe.
rthtet.
3mci Proteitc. - 8or Moppr
Mobool protcltirtcn gciteru 80 Yer.
Ionen gegen ben @%ieoerauibau ser
olrd) 6elter jerit0rten @nrage. Rr.
1929, WaOilon- 9Iucmie, mo ~ Der.
Ionen gegcn ben 9etrieb elmer SGae.
rniible in 9tr. 1887 Weit-9 aiaDette.
Ipenie. Dan Snipettor BRETON
brodtc oic Sbutiofe ans Sogeslitt,
Dab oieie 6abrif cine @aSmnitine
obne @%rlnubniB IN getrie6 bat.
Ofapor Mabool bebielt lid in beioen
6dllen Ieine GntiteiOlng Dor.
Die Yoli5ei.geb0roe 6atte
geltern tire oorlette Sisung uno
pltroen nllr NoutiucgeifGite erleoigt.
PIN 0onnerltug bGlt Die 9eboroe ibre
leete Sibung ob.
Srgelipieler berp0nt. =
Die notwithstanding oeS 9eIpeoere-
SotelS bot bein Manor gelfnercs
ilber ooS Spielen bon 9reborgeIn Dor
Dem @otel erboben oo Die Muiifer,
lpclhe I'M Sotel cOr5ertireit, rid)t ge.
gen Die Sreborgeln nuftomnlen for,.
men. Ser Wupor bat sic 9eidfperne
bem Stootprofurotor ii~6eriuieien.
@oblt61tigfeitss Con.
Ocntion. 49, 6iir Die in Hihmono,
3D. it~ottfinocnoe Acknowledgement
ton iiir CHARITY uno Corrections"
bat MouOr Wabool Gr. q. Saa Yleu.
Idnt5, 6rnu Sobn Nc. 8lenn, SS.
Hobert 2. Higgs, Or. Safob $. SOL.
Lander, 1r. u. 9. Mines, 3. @. Mas-
ritoer, $. @irt Steele INTO y. q.
8rnItp ais 9clegat %ernannt.
Enrf sGou5erte.- Sie Sarf.
Gon5ertc mcroen @noe Iai ibren an.
lang nebnlen uno in Der nod,iten Sit
5llltg Scr Earrbeb0roe bic Tateu feft.
9eiebt mcrocn.
an onS untcr II hungs-
o miteernannt.- Sic Stoats.
@obltbGtigteit5s 9eboroe bat an bas
boS POM Gireftorium Der Marplano
Sdule fir 8na6en crnannte llnterIu.
d)ungs. Gomite iiber Die in ser AnItaIt
b%erridlenoen 3uitGnoe Srn. @m. 81.
Vreluer %ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Sod II MINER in fritiid) c III
3 nIton0e. - Scrr @. W. SSuDn.
Jon, iriiberer EoItmeiitcr mo Eolijci-
GommiIi1r BON Baltimore, bcfinoct
iid nod, INNER in bodIt fritiideni
3ultonoe in ieincr WO6nun1 Nr. 10,
Hpro.9roabmop. 1ic 9tntlr lciner
aronfbeit lit oerart, ooB leoc Stun0e
0aS enoe bringen fam.
geiier ergebt es Serrn Osborne
:. Dellott bon 5onion, ser Dor mcb-
reren Sogen in icinem IiltomobiI
idlimme 9ronoluunocn erlitt. 9te
8unoen in ieinem 8eiidt beilen
roidl mir Ole Seilung oerieniGcn OF
oen Sbren, armen mo SGnOcll
ihreitet iebr longiam p%orD1rts.
Collie epentltell an mondJen Stclle1
sic Aililcgung bon neiler @ollt notb
iperbig ipcrocn. miro &err 2)cuott
oieic ielbit lieiern.
- Serr @ilinm $. McGnigbt, eil1
oneeiebener 9iirger bon Ct. 2oliis,
Ser Dor einiger 3eit I'M oSobns Sop
fins . &oipitol" operirt nuroc, 9ebt
Inngiam ieiner 8iebcrgeneiltng emit
segen. Serr Mcanigbt lit trot iciner
81 Sabre nod alsnabmspeiic lc-
bensfriid.
- Yoitor @iQinm s. Eoruers bon
Der idoiliftproteltantiiden STRIDE
su Jowiou, Der aud I'M Sobns Sops
fins. SoipitaI" opcrirt lplrbe, beiin-
: oct iid ebenfals aitf ocm @egc Der
geIerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Ger IS ougbitroBcn 2cibs
un0 SpurpCrcin" nimmt NOR
gen NbcnO 5uildcn I un0 8 llbr I'M
&creina.Sotnlc Nr. 1920, @ongbitr.,
Ole Domination Icincr Gircttoren II.
an 6. Mtoi Oic @obl oerIclbcu Dor.
%GbrIi6e0 @"unfctt Scr
GrCott Wt Gnncr. - Die Gre
bit Mcn'S Aiiociotion" bGlt bertc
2I6cttO in ser 800 6ellon3. SoIlc"
ibr iGbrli6c3 @anfctt ab, bel mcld)em
Ser nclrc Hidltcr Scr pberltcu StaOt-
@cri6tSbunf, Gonmap ". Cams,
mo Faitor @eorGc E6omoS Iopling
Qlt3 @rootlpn Nlliprad)cn boIteu rucrs
ocl. ErdiiOent 6ranf 5. ga Motte
miro Ocn &oriiB iiibrcn unO Sctrc.
tar @lId miro ais Gonitmeiltcr inn,
0ircn. CaS Gomite bcite6t ans ioI-
Gcnocn Scrren; g. j. Miacr, II. 5.
Wcaop, George :. MiQ8, 5. :.
NrnlItron9, e. u. Gapi5, Ebilipp
Sambur2cr, Jim, $. Y. 9op0, Is. s..
@Crrp mo 9tolan0 9olgiano.
Iic Sfulptur Iu&itcl.
lung in Der @oiicnbollc oe9 ). 9tc
0inlcnt2 miro nulnlebr nod bis 5lUll
0onlcritng NbcnO lmt 6 llbr oilcr
9cboltetL 0u Scr @eilth m0brCno o.r
letter Gage imlner nod 10 5ablrcId)
mar, ooB Die Nrrnngcurc SIT Der Gin
iidt gcIungt limo, OnB Elm GROCER
Sbcil Oc9 flnltliebcn0en Yublitum9
elm @crlnngcn bat, Die NuSltclln9
rod offers 81 bcilld)en.
Gle Qeitrigcn Nenncn 5u
Eimlico luorCn obcrmalS lcbr gut
bcillht. 0ic Sieger in oen icd)a Ner.
men luoren; I. 9icnnc:, ) SurlonNS,
fitr : Sabre olte, nWtrs. Supol",
3eit Top. 3rpciteS HenncL 6 Sur.
longs, fir orci Sabre olte mo ga
rilbcr, oNorf &ielp", 3eit iii 1i5.
Critics Hcnnen, Z J%llrlongs, iiir !
Iobrc oltc, Sugar Sine, 3cit 1.27.
&icrtcS NcnncnL Eotopsco SiirOcu.
Ncnncn, oaen1p Hiogelp" Sieger, .
WIcilcn in l.2O ii5. SiiniteS Hcnucn,
GrlliO Sill Eorf StofeS", = Sabre
oItr, AZ 6~ltrlonGS, ogll 0uib", 3eit
80 2i5. Scdstes 9iennen, I Meiia
mo 10 DoroS, fir orci Sabre alto
utb ooriiber, oSerpile", 3eit t.4G.
Sic 81. 30 orfuS 2ut6eri.
idc Eigu belt gcitern gbeno IN
Scbmom'S 9o1c cine M6enounter.
boItung ub, Ole iid) zines ie9r artcu
Ncilld)e5 erireute uno bel ipeld)er cin
gang Dor5ilgIideS Brogromm 3lrr
Gurhiiibrlng %gclongte. Die 5eitbe-
IorOc mar mic Iolgt 5ulan1nleiloeie6i:
@cumtc - Aoolpb WtiQer, YrGiiocnt;
@curp arllmrcin 8ice- Y%r1iioent; st..
WugnllS. prot. SefretGr; s. 8roebet.
Sinon5 SetretGr; $. 9ooes, Sdat.
meiiter. Grefutio.G omite = 1rts.
Morv Seiot, 2olliio 5ran5 uno SO,
bonno Siems. 'Goleftoren = SrlS.
Carrie &rumrcilL GIi5obetb arllnt.
rein, &ena Sinfert, 9orotbp TieB,
Worgnrct SobiS, Worie @ogncr,
Morp GnoerS, @r. Socob ysinterling.
Gin Gon5ert nno GALL
oes WoItimOrer SORT Der veogIcs"
finoen bette abenh in 2ebmann'S
&olle ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
SadOeritGnOigc iibcr MildJ.

Su a%iibIpogqons ioatcn sic @o6ncn
Die Mild) nod) Baltimore brin-
gen, iagt $. s. Eattcrion, She
infer Ser Decentralization oe3
MorpIGnoer Standardization
Goaegs.
Ger 9ireftor uno G6cnlifrr ser
Decentralization beS MnrplIn0cr
Observation-Disclosures GollcgS, @r. $.
S. GatterI Jon, lpeldcr iid icit &nbrel
nit Ser 20iung Ocs EroblcmS be-
ihGftigt bat, Baltimore nit rcincr
unO 9eimocr WiIh at perieben,
ipridt iih iibcr Die Milhiroge mic
folGt ans: Gic gr0Bte 8cio6r lit fir
Die WildL meIde ms bon allalpdrt3
per 9abn 6lt9eionot miro, allf Sen
9abnb0icn ltlo IN sen @aggonS Dor
banoen; Die 5rucite @ciobr cntltcbt
i'll oen 8rocerieIGn0eu. Sobolo oie
in &annen perianote Wilf ans ser
beiBen 8aggonS entloben iii, bleibt
iie in ser heiBen Come oft mcbrere
StinOen iteben. 0uourd cntItcbt
Die 8eiabr. BOB iid 9o5iIlen emf.
nidelh reip. o%crmebrcn. Die Bob
men iontcn oo6er gc5mlungcn iperoen,
ioluobl @oggons nit &iibleinrihtun-
gen o%n5lldlaffcn, mic ollf olli ocn
@abnboien aiiblr1une SIT inltollircn,
nm Die Mild 6nrin ollf5ubcluobrcu,
bis tic abgeholt miro. Su Sen Gro
cerpIGn0en lit nod sic 8eiobr Dor
ban0cn, 6aB sic WildJ Sen @cidmnd
mnoerer @onrcn onninmt, menn lie
nit oieIem i'm gIciden Haum inter
gebrnd)t lit. Sm Safe sic Grocery
Sdnbler ser Inoromung Die Wilh
III -cinem &iiblruuln olleiu ulti5ltbs.
nabrer, ni6t nadJfommel %ioIlten,
miiBte ibncu MIR crlou6t ncr0cn,
iolde III 6loiden ST. %uerfouien.
Sbnen ioltc meiter oltfgegcben mer=
Ben, Die aonnen Dor oem 3uriidien-
oeu nllf 6aS SGlibcrlidltc SIT rciEis
gen. Sr. EotterIon Tnd)t lpeiter Oet
&orid)Iog, jeoe Sicbbecroc re0clmGs
Zig ourd) cinen bonn Stnot onBcltcll.
ten SohpcrltGnoigen inipi5ircn ST
lniien, I'm icit5uItcllent Oh icbe &lb
geiuno lit, er ertlGrt olldL Oob ca
cine iulide Nniidt ici, Die ~ictteIte
Wild iei bic gciiinocitc. Die meiitcu
9eborocn %perlnngcn, 0oB Die Mil6
3b Ero5ent Butter cntbIlt, lp1breno
es Sbotiade lit, oaB wenigcr ictte
Mild) oft fir Eatienten geiiinoer lit,
oa oieie leid)ter perboulih lit. God
lit IS weit ~gei1brlider, ser letter,
Mild) @oiier bin5u5ufiigcn, ga oieic8
1naereini9t ~nn5Gbligc 9oftericn emit
bGlt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Yerionol Noti5. = Ser
@orrp 8. Gubncr, @elf1itsiiibrcg
beS @otel SermouJ ode bon Troti.
uno Gittolu-S trobc, iIno Sobn bc3
@rn. Sern1onn Gubner, bes Giger.
tbiimers oes gcnonnten Sotels, bat
ioebcn ieine @erIobluhg nit Sri. Sric.
ga Senfer, ser 5odter oes @eiBbier.
traitcrs 9rn. Nuglit 6enfer, geieiert.
@brung fitr Brof. @ooo.
Eroi. 81. 6. 5000 pom Der SobnS
&opfinS.llniperiitdt lit ioeben 5rn.l
Mitglieo Der 9mcrifdniid)en pbiloio.
pbiid)en @cieaidoit crtpdblt iporoea.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
USHERS UNIONANNIVERSARY
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Society TO Celebrate Tomorrow
Niaht

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow night the fishers Union Of
the church win celebrate it's eight an
niversary. The following program
viii be presented;
Opening chorus. "Onward Christian
Soldiers" Barring. Ushers' Union. organ
accompaniment, Miss Alice X. Bottger;
Scripture reading, Psalm 119; 9-16.
Ushers Union chaplain. II. e. Link;
prayer, Rev. l.. Judson Westfall; piano
solo, when the Heart is Young"
Klein, Norris C. Morgan: address of
welcome, Rev. T. J. Hopkins: recita-
tion, selected, Miss Bertha Biddle; solo,
Eye Hath Not Seen." Gaul, Miss r..
V. Wilkins; Chapple Quartette, annie
Laurie" Dudley Buck. soprano, Mrs
w. c. Highheld; alto, Mrs. Harry
Boyer; tenor. W. c. Highneld; bass
J. S. II. BeardsIee. Singing, stand Up
For Jesus Dufiield. Ushers' Union
and audience; address. Hon. Charles
b. Lore; instrumental duet. "Mndman
Galop," Messrs. willard e. Duben, A..
II Carey; baritone solo. "The Farm-
er's Son ana the Millionaire" Nelson,
II. M. Pedricl; soprano solo. "Madri-
eililei ntuitHs MISS iAoilluss piano dc-
compartment, MISS Ada Mccullough:
recitation, IAN Old Sweetheart Of
Mine (by reWesD Riley. Miss Irene
Fulton; solo. with violin obhgato.
Happy Days" Strelezki. soloist. Miss
S. C. Preston, violinist, Harry Stouzen-
bach; saNaDhone solo, selected. Leroy
Dinsmore; recitation, selected, William
Greenwell; Chapple Quartet, GOOD
Night Beloved" Pinsut; singing. "Tin
We Meet Again." Ushers' Union and
audience; prayer, Rev. Thomas p. Hol-
| laway
The entertainment committee com.
prises; Messrs. Arthur John Price
chairman; r. g. link. Marcus Schu.
macher. Newman Bryan, William =
Turner. Harry Groves and Roland b
| Gilman.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
CAME
In A BUNCH
Jacob Lee Has Enough JOnahS
Following Him Around to
Discourage The StOuIest

Troubles never come singly" is an
old saying, and one in which many be-
lieve. but it has probably gained deep
est root In the belief Of Jacob Lee, coi-
ored. aged 40 years, who lives in Eliza
beth street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
For some time Jacob has been out Of
work. That was his first piece Of
misfortune, and then an encysted
tumor Of the skin. formed on his left
foot, and last night a dog bit him on
the hand. That was about all he
could endure. His cup Of bitterness
was fun and he was about ready TO
give in. This morning, however, when
nothing else happened he took cour-
age and decided TO go 20 the Delaware
Hospital to have his injured hand
dressed. ..
While at the institution Jacob made
some remark about the wen on his foot
and the doctor, he. said, Immediately
got busy. He don cut dat think off
befo' ] lsnowed what he was doing, but
Use glad he did, To- it feels mighty
good to-day"
Being out Of work and crippled in
both hands and foot. Lee was COM
PEELED 20 apply for poor coal. He first
applied at the police station, and Chief
Black gave him a note to a-trustee Of
the poor and Jacob wandered out or
the station in search Of the county of
fetal
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
SAYS DINNERS
DON'T COST $500
Trustees of Poor Will Make
Statement at Wednesdays
Meeting

AT their meeting on v ednesday the
Trustees of the Poor will clear up
the dinner subject and make a state
ment concerning the cost Of the much
T.. kcd OF dinners. The trustees have
heen placed in an unfair lish. IN this
n after" said one of-the trustees while
discussing the subject this morning.
lrsiead Of these dinners costing the
coLnty $500 a year. a.. some grossly
misinformed person has stated. re-
Iort 10 be submitted 90 the trustees
on Wednesday viii shoW that these So
called banquets have not cost the
county $500 any one year. However.
the matter will be made clear to rhe
tax payers Tie present board OF trus-
ices has been most economical and at
tnt same tins has done much toward
fe.leving present suffering in this
county" the member continued
Contrary TO expectation the hoard
will not elect officers at the meeting
on Wednesday. The present o-iceri
bod their terms until March Their
successors viii be nominated at the
Tecung that month and the election
w'd take place in April.
Dr. h. Harvey Day, TIE present n sm
0er OF the btSrd from Brandywlne
flui.red. IS expected TO resign from the
hocy on Wednusdav, IL being ie iic-
tors intention &c remove TO Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2A-FEED was
quiet but steadily held We quote.
On spot, winter bran. IN bulk, and spring
in sacks az S26a27
BALED HAY AND STRAW-Demand
was light and prices favored buyers under
fairly liberal offerings. We quote:
New Timothy Hay-No 1. large bales.
Sl1alI5oi No. 1, small bales. Sl6a165o; No.
2 Si5ai5.5o; No. B. SisaiL Glover Mixed
Hay. No. l. si5ai55o; No 2. siaaiA5o. straw
NO. /, straight rye, Ss5oal4: No. 2. sl2.a
ais.
EGGS-There was a good demand fol
the limited receipts Of hne fresh stock
values OF which were well maintdned
We quote
Nearby hrsts, in free cases, CSC; nearby
current receipts,i n returnahie crates, &c
Western hrsts, 26c.
LIVE POuLTRY-Fowls. small and NE
dium, l4c; fowls. heavy. lsc. old roosters
saloc; spring chickens. choice. soft meat
ed. lSa14c
DRESSED POULTRY-Turk near
by fancy, l9a2oc. turkeys. nearby fair I,
good 17alSc; fresh killed fowls. fancy
dry packed, lie.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
ADDRESS ON THE
WESLEY BROTHERHOOD

The Rev. i X, Stephenson OF Scott
NJ y. Church. WaH the speaker at the
weekly meeting of tho NJ T.. Preach
crs' Association IN Dnlon M. Il Church
this morning HIS subject was "The
Wesley brotherhood" survey OF its
woth in attracting members to Meth
'i'sm and of "a value as a social at
tra' lion and ajpcu to mon
The subject was discussed by the
Rev. j. H. PrOuso. the Rev A. r.
Scctt, DIR. w l.. S. Murray the Rev
~ L. Carrenter. tho Rev lr H. W
Kcllegg. The Rev. L. y. Barratt OF
B,Ston was a visitor.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
MEET TO MERGE
new TROLLEYS
West Wilmington Co.
Stockholders in Session
Here To-day

With the intention of merging the
West Chester and wilmington Elec-
trio Railway Companies OF Pennsyl-
vania and Of delaware, stockholders Of
the companies are IN session here to-
day 1t is likely, however that the
merger will not be effected until pos
sibly tomorrow, because Of the mag
nitude Of the transaction. The new
company will be the West Chester ana
Wilmington Electric Railway Company
of Pennsylvania, capital stock $3.50. 900.
IL is likely that Thomas b. o'connen
win be the president Of the new com
pany.
Immediately following the merging
.of the companies a construction com
pany will be organized to build the
road plan for financing the road
win be submitted to the stockholders
to-day and it is likely It will be ac-
.cepted II is the intention of the COM
pany TO begin work on the line AT
once and to have IL in operation before
the close of the year.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
HOLY NAME SOClETY'S
ENJOYABLE MINSTRELS

Members of the Holy Name Society
of st. Paurs r. c. Church and the
Mask and Wig Club OF the society are
much pleased with the annual smaller
they gave on Friday evening last in
the school hail. in honor of the ann
versary Of George Washington's birth
The Introductory remarks were made
by Thomas f. O'Donnell, and the pro-
gram as printed was given by the Mask
and Wig Club. The orchestra was
under the leadership Of George O'Don
nell and the pianist was Joseph l..
Murphy. Those who took part in the
minstrels were: Francis Callahan, Wal .
ter Foreacre, John McGillin, William
Fenimore. Walter Gallagher James
McGillon, Harry Walsh Alfred Mundel
and August Ackerman. The grand
finale was the tableou Washington
Crossing the Delaware" James Nc
Gillon was "Washington," and he was
surrounded by a detachment of State
militia in command Of Sergeant Major
Elliott
J. Reed O'Donnel was interiocutor of
the minstrels.
An address was made by the Rev
Father William Temple. who drew les
sons from the life of Washington and
also urged the necessity of parents Civ
ing their children an adequate educa-
ton.