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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

@otionol @luloe9, @rl. Or. Sera.
mer, gelln9cn lit, inter ben Nnteritas
llern oelltideu llriprm13S 0aS @efijbl
Scr Q%emeinionlen 9lbitommltng uno
Ser Ginigfeit mtereindnOer 10 erfolGs
reid 81 foroern. SD bari Sic Oerii'
dlern oab nlld IN Dem Hatoc Sbrer
g%tbitonmunQ Die belttiBc Seller iDre1
bcr5liden @iOcrbalI finoct. &lr@bc-
lonoerc obcr gcreidt cs mir 5llr bo6er
Ghre. Sbneu al Oicier Stcle mlttbels
len 5l Oiirfcn onb &c. Wtdieltdt Der
ocutide &oiicr mir Den telcgropbt'
idlen Nllftrag crtbeilt BAT, &bnen 81
iugclt, OuB AQcrb0dit ocrieIbe an 3D.
rcr, luic Scr goll5cn StaOt beltigctl
Id0nen Seller cine ber5li6e SbeiInob-
me nimmt. IoB id Sbnen, meiue
ScrrclL 0icic foiicrlihe 9oti6ott
ijbcrbringcn oltrftc, Dies lit mir cine
cans b%cioubcre Srertbc gcipcien."
BeionberS ticien GinOrlf mohte
Der &illocrdor, Der ans ctlpo 5lpcl.
touieno flcincn S0nqcrn ltno SGll.
g@crinnen beltono, bic nit GROCER De
9eiiterung eincn BON ibrcm &ebrer
uno 9iriqertcn &rn. &.Stnmpi cont
ponirten Gbor ollnicrcr Slater &onO"
portrugcl1. Gem %~rGli0entcn Oe@
gtotionul = 0m0ea, 9r, Seronler,
muroeu ais @eitrog Der oeutIfen
Somtog8ihulfinoer NbilooeIpblo'@
sum EoitoriuS . Gcufmol 5000 BON
Dem G0dtcrfen Euitor BON Tone'@
c~inQebGnoigt. $500 ilbcrgob 9err
rSobn EiortS inn Nomcn oeS llnob=
bGn0i9en 9iir9cr &crcinS bon Nd
rplun0 un0 cine glcifc bobc Spenoe
ST.. @l0Oel aus Titt5brrg.
@erm MS Geforas
tom.
Germantown, sic GcutidJitoot, Scr
Mtittclpunft Der SCicr - Oenn bort
mltroe i'm lhGnen GcrnOn 3 Eorf ooer
ri6tigcr &crllon . Square Der Gd-
lteil fiir ooS Tenfmul eltbilllt, ipels
dres Dem 6iibrer Ser erItcn oelttId)el
Ginluan0crer, Der 0rel5cbn &rcfeloer
Iomilien, Srol5 0uniel EuItoriua,
erridtet meroen ioa - bate lld) i'll
@alu geiuWfcn. Nntcrituner bubel
nit ben 9cuti1en I'M Iualdnnlfc
ibrer SGllier 0elpetteiiert, 10 ooB, ia.
nlentlid in Der Germantown Npenlle,
meldc reid an 0eb0llocn init blltorls
id,en Grinneringen lit, foit feln0olt2
Iebcn lit, peldeS nidt I6one1
S%cItidnuld trGgt, ipobci es Den Geitts
iden gur5 beioltocrs luobltbucno be
riibrt, ooB in biciem Scltidmltd bic
Oellti6en Sorben cbcnlo rcidltd per
,treten iir,o, ipie boS Stcrnenbonler
lun6 sic Itdotiihcn Sorben @lolt mo
Colo. Cine bon ocn1 beiltlhen 8ilrs
Ger -aTomite errid)tetc ebrenpforte
bieB sic Seittbeilnebmer nno @o'te
on ser Stoptgrert5c milfonmclr, dber
IS Bate oieics beion0eren 8rltBeS
gar nidt beorrft, I'M SIT 5cigen, III
ireld)' ber5li6er gSeiie bic German.
toprer in bic 6eicr cingetreten linO,
ole leiner oui cincn Gag 5ulalnmel-
0cOr1ngt merocn muIBte.
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NudD fcin Cube.

IpNlItl LNbONSNNt SNDlp(ll
Stroie fir D}ibbrou6 Ser YoIt. -
Sin p]erniinitigc5 Gcitoment.
g(Oom q. Sooa irci8ciproden. -
$4,000 S6oocncrios. 9lnOerc
@eri6tsnoHrihtcu.
Ger Yro5cB ser beiocn itreitenoclt
6oftionen in Dem lbieri6ue. Berein
bot mcrfpiirOi0cr Mciic oll6 gcItern
nod ni6t ieitcn }(bihltb 0eiunNem
un0 Is giebt ioQor @clltc, melfe gIolls
BEN. BOP Die S6lubploiooperS Ser
9lnm6ltc cincn GbcjI Der 6rcitogSiiB,
llng oes Common Ylca9sU cridtc9 in
Nnipru6 neGmen.
Sdmcrc Strofr.
Cbidon Hihtar Morri2 int 3lns
6c&- GiitriftS. @cridt iclbit 5ll0ob. oob
cr nift gloubc, oob @crnoro @otts,
Wclher 5uei ~Sdmor}c 6ono" @ricte
an G0mnn0 Eenbclton un0 Srn. Wf,
Ectit III &oltrcl ionotc, 6cobitdti8tc,
Die bcioen 9l0rciiotcn ST crnrorOch
ucrltrthcilte cr ocn 2lrrcitontcn bod
3ll cillem Sobr @ciGnqni6. @utts
9cituuo. 0ie 8riefc 0llrd) Die 9um0eSs
poit ob9elal1bt 5u 6obelL ll10 olti Die
len ted)niId)en @rltn0 bin criolgtc lei
ne Se~rlrt6eilung.
Gin pcrniinftigcS Tcita.
mcnt.
Ia8 SeItoment Don Srnu Gnlmn
9. Grmblelton, meldc5 0eitcrn i'm
Moiienacridt be9urtnd)tct luurOc, ltnl-
ioBt gtllau SO Wortc, ltnO spar bilt'
terlGBt sic Grblaiierin ibr 0oll5es Ser.
mGqCn ibrer ShlueItCr Sorob 6.
SrmblcIton.
4Oom $. @ooS frei0cipro.
den.
N0oln $. &aoS, meIdcr onNci6uI.
oigt mar, eincn crinlinclltn glngriff
oui sic fleinc Sclcn Z. :. 2lbte$ &C.
modt 5lt 6obclt, pltroc 0eitcrn I'M
Criminal crid)t BON ben 0eidmorc-
men ireiaeiprodclt,
$4,000 g h o0cncriob
Nod piert09igen &crbonollngcn
I'M Sllpcrior.@ cridt iprod q~eItcrn
Gidter &orlon (Scnnic &. @lcoion
$4,000 ST. meId)c Ocrcn ~cbemoligc
9(rbcitgcbcr, 2ouis .. Sllafin un0
Solomon Goienbloom, luCldc u1tCr
Dem Sirntonomcn SuStin II. Hoien.
bloom cine 6obrif 6ctreitcn, .5lt BE-
5oblen bobcn. Gie &lGgerin NOR in
Dem @ci6Git Der g%cnunntcn Sirntn
ongcItcllt uul0 mlirOc, mGbrcnO lie ibs
rcr Irbcit no60inq, bon cinrm Grcibs
roO crfaBt nobel lie cincn @einbrlld
mo nnNtre &~crlebungcn %Oopontrig.
Sbnm o6t$onfoIl i'm Sc
ridt.
GlS 9cItcrlr Nidtcr &orlon i'm Sri
minolgeri6t Tltguit Qolpnillg ipc0cl1
SiebltoblS zines Naiirnciiers 81 60
SoQen @eiGngniB perllrtbeilte, innf
6ie Sd)mcIter 0ea &crltrtbciltcn, Grolt
Nora ScnfinS, obnntGd)tt9 5uiunlmcn.
Gle Srau mar her0cfonn1ert, Inn SIT
iomntu1 nit ibrer S6pcltcr ocn Hidl
ter 81 erIlld)cn, Ben 9rlt6cr olli Gb.
renmort 81 entloiicn, nm ibm cine Sc
lcgcnbeit 81 gcbclt, cincn bciitren &c
bensluonocl 81 iiibren. Ger Midtcr
mics Dos @ellld) nit Der 9egriin0lng
ub, 0aB Der Nngctlo9ta bcreitS porbcr
rnter elmer Gbnlihen &criprcd)ung
freigelolicn morOen lei.
@ctGbrliheS Sci 0 4 t.
Ter Ne0er Charles SopS, ncld)cr
in icincr WoGnunN al ser Siio,Gll.
talpitroBe cine TliiItcrblloe bctricb,
lultrbe 9cItcrn I'M Criminal crid)t
an 500 u1O Soften b%citroit. Gbunl-
pagllcr, Creme be Wentbe uub on0crC
@etrGnfe, melhc IN Der @obnln0 OcS
Ncgers por9ciunbcn mllr0cn, luiicn
oorullf idlicBen, BOB berielbc cincn
aritflniii9en o~2iefernntcn" botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Glcftriihe Setricbafraft fir Giicubabucrt.

Cine MITE. m,ou Sap ana i IT. "a mr.,,,,s ., So.
Super Der Sefcntlidbcu Nllgcmeincu CScIcse
opn 0inrglano, Sitcl ,,Gurpprntioucm," iluter.
tltri "Gticnbabn.G pmpaanic'u," ,pie beiaatcr
fbidluitt burn bic Wife BON 1906, Gapitef
III, nngeiomnrcu mnroc, Su uioerrnfeu uno
nit Nncnoemcntcn net nuSnnebmcn, ~bciaster
Mbidnitt. ipic ncn angcnprtmcu, ipn brett
Guorr Der Seficutlitcu Mlgcmcincn 8cjcBc
l,uic burd) bic afte ppn 1904, Gapitel az,
lcgaltNrtl folgcn nno ais Ybidlnitt 300 u 1
NON @eiettriSitat nis Setriebsfraft ani Giien'.
baIicn.
Nbihnitt I. Gel cs bon Der oeeisIdtur
bes @rtifelS 80 SeS Gcoer Ser Seiientifben
Iu9eneiilen @ciebe BON WiarOlano, 3ltel pGors
pGrGiionsH uniertitsd sgifenba9n.Sompaq
bicrmit pioerruien mo nit glmetnemc len men
angenonlnlen if: beinater Ibfbniit ME neu
pcs betannten Nrtiiels bes Gobcr oer Geifeni.
ltGcti Nlgenletncn Seicbe (pic ourd, Die slfte
bon 1904. 9lbfhnttt ~, lPadltiirt) ioIgen als
gbi6nttt 800, " /, befnlrt iein unS ME fofat
laliier:
500. " 1. : Sebc in oieIem Staate bis lest
ooer ipdter ti:corporirie 9iienbabn:9ompaani
inng llqp @itibiiniet li1o bon Belt 5n 3eit
@leitrt5ttht ais Setrtebstruft anf ibrem aaHserl
Sniiem ober Sbeilen ~oeiielben in ir9eno elmer
9Setie bcll;tten. Oh onrh Sammet6atterie'n ooer
3rntens Nrnbt iiir ben ,Slped. ibr Solem earlS
transport aler ODER zines 1beiIcs ibrer @nos
9ors ooer 3ii9e, cntluoer ansf6lieblid ODER
oicld6eittg nit Sarupf pber anoerer 9etriebss
Trait ober S0iiem; inter benz g,orbebaIt. bub
tebe Gtienbabn'G ornpaanie. Die ibre Setriebss
irntt .gtn3li6 ober i~belIpciie bon Sampf in
Slcttri5itat limiparbelt. alien Gorf6riften Der
@eiete oieies Sinatcs fiber Die 9efteueriina
bon Siienbabns9 pmpalnie'u 70 unterlpurieil
bleibt. bcren Spiieme nit Sanlpi betriebe1 iuers
ben ais Oh feline llnlinocriine in BET Wetriebss
tr1it ftuttociunheIt bdite.
g~bftbrttt 9. - llib iei es ferrer berfiipt,
NAB oIcie 9liie bonn Datum ibrer gundbrue lit
Grnft ircte.
Geitdtigt am 30. Wtir5 1908.
Muffin z. GrptherS,
6oubertetr.
Spicpb q. setb,
prdiioent bcS .Gei1ats.
Z. Gnps Nnn, 4s
Sprcder oes SeIeaatenbaufes.
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&citcrn WarDlanb Gilcn6abn.

@cGinnelto 81. Gcptbr. oerIdbt Siaen.e otlon.
SGglid.
40 WtnraellS - Ghltellpoit. SugerStoWr, g.
lIIio ". HO, gSnOllcsbOru, GbuntbcrSburg uuo
dio0eilol1mer Sonniag, Suncud lno GunIber.
Ianh.
2.45 .Nadm. Accommodation mad Union.
Bridge.
*4.t5 an6m. G6neus grpreb, SaiptIinie,
Sdaerstoipt. Sailcod, Sbippetsburg uuo ans
qetloillilc1 Sunnidq Sreocrid iiuo Smmitss
burg lBnrlorsgSng9pm.
Sagiidl, a%nsncnpmmcm sunntas.
100 Wiorgeus Oorf, y. un> -. Sio., mo Gar
lisIe.
80 Wioraeus -sffom. nab Sburmont.
1897 Wtoreens-2Sciteru Srpret, gSeitminTter,
Srltceoiue t6reoertd), 9mmitsDura, 1blns
mont. 9Sdbnesburu, 9bnnbersburg, Sagerss
tolnn. San:nd. Cumberland, @lfirts (8iffets
EbfereationssySngaon)
$50 Ndtm.-S1uptlinie, 6itIih bon @mur0s
@ro0e. terncr gorf, Snnoper, Settpsblr9 ulo
.. llno $. Sip.
30 H1hf1 -Nffon id6 Sanoper.
6.lJ IhenoS-Nftum nab uniofs9rioge.
Hur Samftaas,
11.30 IbenoS-gffon mad llnions8ribge.
Hur Spumtags.
0.4O NbetihS-Nf!om. mad uniotsNrioge liilS
Sanpper.
Salt mint an gennfbIpanio . SOe. etatiou.
u. HpbcrtiDu, q. VI. Suipca,
SicesFrni. 1t. Sen. 'WPna9er. Sen.sB. sslgt.
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@ermrinnaen, seridtc. Certificate.

Gapttef. 4S0.
Cine Wife. ben Abifnitt 1 oes, Mrtiiels 81 peg
non Marnlaip, Sttsi .~.gcpmeter." llntcrtitrl
ugermeiinnssu, Scridte aue Gertifttate," a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Baltimore Sampf Hafct 81.

lalfe nno 5unertnttgr Sntsgtnte.)
Die Ser. StaatellsPoft beforoerno. 't
Sanpfrr ,e'irgiuta" (neu), ,Miabama,"'
.Geurgia," y9euneTee". N'..
SatHaier fdbret tiglid. @onntags ausgenoru,
men, oor ben n@ais4iuie"s8iers, Tt. 1913,
aiabt.StrGRc, $50 .Mbenbs, brett mad Oh
S S;,,Its @01,t9rt g|SrioIf, @Srtsment6 uTS allen
Goint Comfort nit Der e. & 8. Gifenbabn".
Nn0 8itmpno, @erbinnuiie in Rortsntouib NIT
benz pGeabonr5 gtir Cine" frIioem 8uge nddb
RortSntottb uno gttIanin. On g~orfolf &erbin.
oiii9 nut per gatIotltic Goat Zine" Horfolf
Ltio foeftIth uno oh Dominion Cine" rian
%9IrluberI gSafbineton, SIG, ai6mono, Va.
ltno Nepsg1orf.
giGbI3etten mad europdif6ent SIane. 2urit.
rlote anii'ten6imner eIeftrjfhe 9eIeud,tuna,
Enlnpfbet5ina. &oien frei. 8eferbirte aaiiiten.
itlnnter III ben 9inets9ifreGur Der Dab Cine"
Ir. 107. Sfts8aitimpresG trase; Ir. 5Os-5Os,
StqblsSt,abe: g. q. q. 0fftce, GiiooftsGde oer
baltimore. nno gnIoertsStrube; Continental
3rlift, gliiloina" iiro IIbuueb's gr. 100, GorS.
gburIeSzStrdbe.
Suhn u. Shetiupoo, q, 9rutp N,
TicesRrdf. II. Sen. sW2annaer. Sen. .4aN. sMaem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

UluI'SYIuIIUuBgUft Hu6 WefosUort Hnb %
rstI gum 9ebrnut IN Der eau1tens unb Od.
hoeal.St aflon nm 1000 aebiihS.
Jierteroirund bon 9fdrm L. @ piats ober Bat
iur,gSageons, Speiferaten etc. iperben f9re1 bes
lSeret per 5elts1np 1T nien folgenben Billet
%nrealit; ebfrle3 uito 8aIttntore<Strabe, Ga
geI. rehabilitation. 6. 4 e., Wt. Sermon 8123;
SdinSers Citation SnformattJ rs ,gnrean, g. Z .,
81. Yanl $40, ober Neo.. Roirtlanb 1885: nBh
wv. 626. Gf5sBroaoipap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Mcrdants & Mincrs transport. So.

Eampfcr.9iuic
Sradlt uuo Gaiiagicre.
9iud1 Both uuo benz Sitcu.
Sicnitda uro Sreitaa, o ll6r gbenbs.
Nadl 9rupioeuec uno benz Gten.
Sonntag. Sienitde uno Sreitug. 6 llbr glbenos.
i Rad Heiupurtsgieps NIB Gprfun.
Sonntnq, Sienitag uno Sreiidq 6 llbr 9lbenos.
Srndt alaenOmnen td1iib bis 3 llbr 9tadm.
tiir o%enfelben 5Gg ahfubreuoe Sampfer.
9indI Sapnunab uuo bent Siioen.
Stcnitau lIno Sreitda, 6 llbr glbenbS.
Z. u. Wcicin. gaent, Gicr 8ui, Siio. (3aD. ctr.
Nuuptbireuu: @crmai. nno 2igbt.strabe.
tl3,S&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

.Glllmbing, 5%urnaces, Ranges unb
Cefen. GodocdGn 11no Ginnen.
yeuuett SrpS., 523 GorosSremontsgpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

NoootQten.
Gbnlpb gntberlet, Te6tsdnrpaIt, SIR. 10, Oft.
9erinatunsStrube. Is. & y. Rbone, ct. Baul
$3.50. .WR.
8. Garbart ebimer, Hebt5unipalt, Union 3ruIt
Gutloin9, Baltimore, Wtb. Seioe Telephone.
Satt u. ". sdult, 1876. 1923 2apsguiIoins.
@nftauuS 9prb, 261 200 Guloert PuiIbing.
j. SSnt. Grtmann, III bs9barIe5sStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

gle6plottcn, Metan etc.
9pon, Gauiiiu & So. (incorporirt), 10. 10.
9GIoeritonsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

EGRe SIR Geiie in's HUSBAND be-
iurat s. Maine, Nr. 413, Of.yaTti.
mOrcitraac, maize Gmitpm Sruie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Staats ganfen.
,7cuttGe Saut pru Baltimore" Baltimore
uuo SoaioaD'StrnBe. Qluguit QSccpr, Yrajts
bent; e. 5. Slot, ~Glbntmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Gnbier uno Eapier-9 Often.
Smitt. Sirun 60, t95 uuo 107 SanooersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Rational 9anfen.
,Sbe Oh Supu National gauf," Sat, ino
@IetersS trabe. Sacpb gB. Soof, 9raitoent;
Senrb 8. 9tebue, &aliirer.
,9lueite GotiunaisSant," 432 Slos8roaopa1.
Us. s. %lEG9ner, 8afIirer-
rleFtrrn National SGui," IA gioros @utatpsStr
". Wiarriott. Staiirer. r.tr
ySritte National Yanf," gde Baltimore uub
Iortbs Strabe.
'.srmers & Werhuuts' satloral BanI,"
Soui6s uno aombarosS tra6e.
,Uu,u.erctnl & Warmers National ganf,"
cr 'iuefts@de Soiuaro. uno 9ermansStrabe.
8. ). 8aloipiit, aaliirer. n
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Narmor. un6 @ranit.@ erfe.
8. Siladrtner & ebbue, TIA. .71e BeftgaItt.
itoresS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

2ci6enbeItatter.
sanoers & eisnc, 1908. ITO @anton.sIoemre
Nni. Suuf, atortbs nth 8reenntuuiltsN Senue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Sru1t Gon1paanier

Sruit Gompaenien.
,,Marnlano Sruit Co.," Goroneit.@de gaIoerts
uno Germans traBe. @rier Serih, 9rdft,
Dent; G. z. 3inlrermaun, Seiretdr; Carroll
Ban gteb, G6aBMellter.
Baltimore sruit & Guarantee Co.," equitable
8uiloiIlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Sbar Qanfen,

Spar 9anfen.
,,Teutihe sparbaut uuu Baltimore" @utatps
uuo 9uitintpresS trabe.
ct. Sames sparbani," BaItiuip sgtrlBe uno
Suiioms3oufesgOerue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Eianos INTO Sr9eln.
G6aS. ~. etisff, 8 8oros9i6ertp. Strote.
Nsul. 9nabe & 60, Rarisgtoe. uuo SaDettesS ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

2anhmirtbi6oftIide @erGtbe uno
SGmereien.
8tiiiitG 4 Snruer 60, eos Noros 8dtasetrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

&lpferi6mieoe uro B(umbers.
9Shu Subsrt, 1914 1bautes. strabe. y. L. g.
&elepbon: g8uIfe 1909.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

26pteb8ube UOeot Stuhoe uut pM StuHpt ppu
bet enmSsrsG5tutian und 28aibinpton On
@o9eataaer $50 Eorm. bis SOC, gbenbs.
Sriieele abilbri bon per Wt. Noeal'Stat!olL
5trette 8erbinnung Ia ber ueuen nmtsm
Citation 5n g1aihiuatpa nit aas1 fahite setes-
ben Siuien. -
.c'os. .s.g5. f7.io. s7..i5, es.65, $3.50, HOBO.
+11.53. si1.55 @orrt., *12.16. t12.53, t1.56
*2.43, 1850, *4.10, +4.55. .+5.o5 9sabm, t6.09.
1855, 800 (eimiiebl, 1850. '11.23 sltsnbs;
p%ertaiien SauSsT.st station IN I 100 .eiS. 1920.
400, 1920, 500, $500, 1900, 1000, tf1.O6
gurln., *12.0 90 Or; t12:02, -i2.25, HOO, s1.05.
t2.0O, 800. t3?6. 400, *4S0s 1900 1906,
Catniieb}, $1,000, *io.05, 1t1.o5, .1i.8S aabbs.
Srebsrid. Ganroersstation, 1870 unb s9.i6
Borm., rt.25, 1850 nno 1920 9la&m.
Saaetstopn, gRt. Rohal.Station. t746 Born,
+3.h0 go bun. Gdnioen. Station, 1880, $500
Borm., 1880, 1900 gaGbm.
Rpnal Blue Zine
nad 8htlaeeiptta unb Eeu.ppvs.
Nenet Ierglinis at Der 9retunb5panoioiten
Strabe, Tefu 2)orf, 5eqyeIu NOD 6pteID, Iteos
tern urh 8eihdftsb' ftriit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-15

The sailor holding the rope dared
not pull for fear Of injuring Philip
in drawing his body through the ice.
For moment or two there was con-
sternation aboard the tug, but the
pilot was equal to the emergency.
Leaping to the deck he seizcI a boat
hook and began pushing aside the
cakes directly over Philips head,
shouting to one of his men to do the
same.
Quick and strong manipulation of
the poles was all that saved the
young barge captain, for when an
opening large enough for him to
force his head and shoulders through
was made, and Philips white, face
arose, he was gasping for breath.
Leaning over the side of the tug the
men seized him and drew him aboard.
Two hours later when he had had
his bruises attended to, had been
rubbed dry by the kind hearted cook
on board the tug, warmed with hot
coffee. and attired in a suit of the
mates clothes, Philip hurried ashore
and uptown to where he had left the
barge, and found it tied snugly at
bow and stern.
A passing tug captain, so he learn
ed the next day, seeing the barge
about to break her mornings, had
towed her back and mended the
broken hawser.-Young People.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-15
Girls Trained as Gardeners.

Gardening is being cultivated as
an art by many young women in Eng
land as well as in this country. In
the Horticultural College of Kent,
which has just published its annual
report for 1907, girls are trained
thoroughly in all the branches of
practical gardening. Last autumn
sixty-seven girl students attended the
college, and most of them obtained
diplomas and certificates for skill in
gardening. Short courses in garden
ing, dairy work, poultry raising, bee
keeping and fruit preserving are Civ
en- in the summer. The gardening
course includes instruction in the Gull
tivation of flower aud fruit gardens.
greenhouse work and packing and
marketing of fruit and flowers. Girls
are taught also how to feed and milk
COWS. Gardening is sphere of work
Tor women that is as healthful as it
IS useful" says horticulturist. ct
aas been suggested that the use of
she spade and trowel is likely to make
The fair gardener round shouldered.
masculine. That this is far from true
Is shown by the girls of Swanley Col
lege. Gardening really seems to en-
courage grace. suppleness and
strength. New York Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-15
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the residence is much the same as it
was in the olden days. Its walls are
closely covered with creeper and the
lawns and drive and doorways are
unpretentious as one approaches from
the road.
Within the house everything is in
direct contrast to the simple exter-
ior. Hall and stairs are panelled
with some remarkable tapestries
which Nell Gwynne left. The draw
Ing room. dining room and bedrooms
are panelled with brocades which
Mrs. West picked up in Italy and Par
is. These fabrics are all old and in
thorough accord with the low ceilings
and old world air of the house itself.
Mrs. Vests own bathroom is the
finest of its kind in England To
make it she threw two large bed
rooms into one. The floor is covered
with rose pink carpet specially woven
OF double texture and softness. Plain
pink satin walls harmonic with the
floor covering and mezotints OF great
rarity are hung at intervals all
round. In the centre of the carpet
three marble steps descend into a
white marble bath, which is kept COW
cred. No faucets, pipes or things of
that kind are to be seen, as they are
manipulated from the floor below.
Around the bath glass shelves are
fitted. Beneath them crystal bowls for
soaps extend right around three sides.
The shelf is covered with crystal bot
ties with pomades, essences and sweet
oils to perfume the bath. and, above
all, rows of crystal covered boxes
filled with gigantic powder puffs and
sweet smelling powders. - London
Correspondence of the New York
World.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-15

larger ana more formidable than they
nau seemed to Philip from the deck
OF the barge, and buffeted about bv
the wind and current. were thrown
against the sides of the frail craft
win dangerous force. While using
the oars to ward off the larger cakes
tnat came toward him, he tried at the
same time to work the boat forward
IN hrst one direction, then another
but fifteen minutes of this course
demonstrated its futility. Reluctant
~ ne gave up all hope of regaining
the barge and directed his energies
In efforts to steer clear of and nush
aside the largest of the tumbline
cakes, outstanding his strength for
time of need.
Inc Hoe that held his boat swept
along in about the centre of the
cnannei and was avoided by the
smaller craft plying up and down or
across the river, while the pilots of
ferryboats that came close enougb
Tor the young captain to hail did not
seem to think his danger sufficiently
great to warrant their stopping in
midstream and taking him aboard.
The foe with which his boat was
floating soon approached the lower
end of the city where the water was
more frequently churmed by vessels
and Philip began to entertain hopes
OF speedy rescue. But he was DOOM
ed to disappointment. Each vessel
That came anywhere near his boat
sent ugly waves toward him. and
these threw the cakes of ice about so
that several times he fully expected
the planking Of his frail craft to be
crushed. All his attention was re-
quired to keep the dory from being
struck a fatal blow, and he had little
opportunity to signal his plight.
Passed by again and again. Philip
grew disheartened after two or three
such experiences, and was about to
sink down on seat in sheer despair
when he saw right ahead of him the