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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
,Weibfappcn" bel Gr-Yaltur.

Eougbfcepiic N..D., ~.
NIuguit. - Cine Sdnnr MGnner, bic
iif Die aopic nit mciBen Siid)crn
llnnbiiat battcn, 3ogen Notts Dor baS
III Fine Elains pele5enc @obnbals
scr 6rou Sra1f Suitco. Gos Soua
murbe nit Giern bcmorfen uno sic
Sorbole NIT Sbeer iibergoiien uno
nit SeOern 0cldmiidt. Gie 6rnl
lto ser Men. Mnrpin Sneobs, Ser
fiir5li6 iein Amt ais S~eeliorger elmer
9aptiiten h. @emcinoe pcrlor, neil CT
ais elf" tbGtig mar uno nm Ser
iihcrungS.Agent lit, ermarteten Die
MGnner, nit Eiitolcn bcmniinet, ober
es fam 5u feincn Gcncontrc. @ia
ser Gr.FoItor iagt, BADEN Ieiie6cinoe
in Eirle Elnins oie Denomination
ongc5ettelt. 6rau Sulteo'S 8atte,
Elm Wineu-Eromoter, metIt or 3elt
in Werifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Sd)iuarSe @crbrcd)er mod ant frcien
Tigcm.

NorioIt Ya., ~. glguit. =
Gic 3pci Reger, ocrcn gerbrefen &c.
Itern einclt iolfen Sttrm bon auf'
regitng in Eortsmoltb unO bier er.
rcgten, beiinocn iid beute Sormittog
nod aui frcien SiiBen, unb Die Be
boroc idcint lire Spurcn perloren
5n bobcn. giner Scr Neger, Oeiien
None nidt bcfannt lit, periibte Elm
n%amenloies Gerbrefen an Der rs.
idbri9en 6rou albcrt Eopea, nno
Der anOerc, Nnmens Strong, eri6oB
Den Eoii5iiten @inninogcr, ais i'm
oerlel6c megcn MiBbonolung ieiner
Gbefrou 81 perbaften perIudte. 'Grei
Gompagnien Mili5 maren mdbrenb
Der pergangenen RadJt i'm 0ienit, nm
Elm 2pnAgeridt i'm Sale Der Serbaf-
tnng DER 8erbreder 5u perbiiten uno
Die Gubc 81 bewabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Nran gNebb idnlGia GeinnSen.

GbtcoGo, II. NllBHit, - 6rou
2llicc =. Mcb6, gciAicOcnc Satin
0ca MiuionGr . lobad9DGu0lcra BRO
Die Z. Cute, lpuroc 5eltt iibtriii5rt,
sic @%iAcntbilmer oc4 .@rcat Nort6crn
@otci" ourdl NuSitclllng cincS mertb.
Ioirn Gbed@ fir 5000 beitminocIt SIT
bnbtn. Gic Scrtbcioigung ~itcllte scr
iibIiAcn Nntro9 aui ciucn ncucn Bro
5cb mo 6rou @cbb mur0e in5piihcn
Orgcn $1,000 9iirGiAait oui ircicn
SUB 8eIcbt. Gas i1ucrite llrtbeil,
mcIdD2a ijber bic NnBetIoBte ~uerbGn1t
mcrocn tnnt, bcitrbt in elmer @clO.
bulge bon $1,000 mo ciucm SaGr Sc.
i1n0niBUoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Nms cnticBlidJcr yaac acrcttct.

Stoot Merifo, ~. Nuguit.-
Scd)S bon oen od)t5cbn @ru6en . Nr.
bcitern, mcld)e Dor .iiini SaAcn ourdI
cinen GinIutr5 in Ser Ct. @crtruoia-
3cd)c nabe Fod)uco, I'M Stantc Ni.
oalgo, peridiittct wur0clL linO bcllte
Irllb lcben0 81 Gage g%eioroert NOR
ocn. Glide ser onOcren 3lp0li lin0
cbcn'nlIs nod an Sebel unb gebcn
Sl1nolc onrd) &Iopien an eiiernr
Tobrcn. HcttmA3momidnitcn iiuS
Gag uIlo Nad)t an Mcrf. I'M Iic 3rt
rctten, ollcin cine oidJte Woncr bon
Stcln lno Wcr0l Iirgt jpiiden ibntn
lt1O Dem 9c6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Sclhnmprh i'm NiciGnaniR.

Ncm Dorf. IL. @niNuit. - @ll-
liom SNur3fi rutlhcr iidl Wltcr elmer
NIorNonflaac I'M @rootlnncr &ou
monOitrobcl. @efGnQnib bcionN, De
0iun 6cHtc rib in ieiucr 3cllc Sclblt-
moro, inOcm cr Iid nit icincu Noicn.
trilcru crNGnNtc, ST. bate NINA
Modou5fi crihoiicn, mcil lie icincn
@cirot68outrol Suriidmic&, unb per
muROctc @iaiom Sultan, ucIdcr i'm
uodl ocn %crbrcheu ucriolAtc, 10
idnucr orrh ciucn Sdub BOB cr BIN.
ret wcniGcn StunOen iturb. Ger
Goppcml0r0cr nohnt iiG oos 2rbcnL
lpG6rcuo sic MblGillnN ser @odc ooIl.
5ogcu mllr6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Compiler in Den Wrnn0 ncbubrt.

Mohcitcr, N.-D., -. 2%lu1uIt
- picr lit Oic NaNridt eiuactroiicu
Oab Der Compiler o&ingitou" init
Dem 5miihen Charlotte mno Sea
Nrcc3e pcrtcbr2nOr Gonpicr o(ito.
uio" I'M 1890 gcitcrn 9lbeno Coli.
0irtc, uno 0uB Der IcBtcrC Camper
5mci Wimutcn nod Dem 3uiommCn
itoB Gcilnftn lit Gic Gouiiiou crcig
nrtc iih an ser Giniabrt 81 Charlotte
@drbor. Soucit man wtiB, iiuO
tcinc Wcnidcnlcbcu pcrIoreu gc1nn.
gen. Ter G1ntpicr rain3iton" mar
nit YaiiaGiercn iibcriiilt. mGbrcnO
Die nIitania" MIR 10 Eoiio8icrc an
0or0 bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Mtiiunri's idIjnitcs MGodcn bcaeGt
Sclbltmur0.

ann as GitO Nc, ~. Mug.
Bic II Sabre oItC Marp Wiuiams,
Die I'M lebtcn 6rii6ja5r bei cincm BON
elmer ct. Coulter 3citurg p%cranital.
teten @ettbeiperb ais oas i6onite
Ninod)cn BON Miiiouri preisGcfront
miroc, bot iid nit Marbolidlire per
giftet, iucil lire GItern Die geplontc
9cirotb Der 1oftgr niht 3ligsben,
Ionocrn iie nan elmer Anitalt ienocn
mollten. IS beiBt oab Dem MdOder
III notiter 3eit cine grbihait bon
$4,000 3ufalen iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Seine Gu6nbcrnb1rbuna.

Noonofe, @u., II. NlIgltit. -
Ter tijr5Gi6 pon ser 2eitmra ser
o9toriOlf utO Ncitcrn 9obngcicIl,
iHait" ibrcn Nn0eitclltcn Gernohtr
&orj6log elmer ollGcmcincn 2obnher-
obictung uui Dem 0nn}cu @obnncB
lit pom Sen An1citellteu ioit itintmen.
c~inbcQia nieoerQcitinrnt morOcn. 0ic
&oriiBcr Ser pcrihicbcncn Nrbcitcr-
GcrbinNlnAen fonncn bicrber lruo
~iibcrgobcn scr characterization Sic
@ntuort olti sen TorihIo0. Ger Sra.
iiocnt Der Nabh g. e.. Tobnion cr'
llGrtc Den 2elttcn Sic 9nbnAciell,
ihoit mcroc cincn&orihlag Der &obn.
bcruubietumg nid)t mieocr modcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Yrnub in EurfcrSbnra.

Eorfcr&bnrh @..Go., 70.
NnNuit. - Die 6ohrif DER ngScit.
|ir1inio @cncer ano Ioor &c." Oo$
GtoblIiIcrncnt Der oFu%rfcrsbnrg See
60" 5n6Ii @obnbGuier urO ein
lbeil Scr iibcr Oen Ohio iii6renOcn
Nriidc Scr Baltimore mo Cblos
@aIn" mltrbcn bclltc orrd Icitr ger.
tort, Nan idGBt bcn GerIlit oui
$l5O,O0O. Ter gauge iiiolide Sto0t'
tbcil ld)webtc cine 3cit lang IN Sc.
inhr Ocr Nernihtma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Garage nno Nntumcbilc u%crbrount

Gbicagp, II. NntNult. - ltcbcr
90 automobile mo Iaricobs murocn
bertc bei Ser Gindihcrlulg bes Gin.
itodigen @eb1uOes Ar. l7l0-17tS,
Sltoiano +. Npcniic, peldjes BON s. u.
Goep & SO. ais Garage c%ingcnommen
mar, 5%eritort. Gas 6crer entitono
oilrd cine @rploiion ut0 pcrbreitctc
iid) 10 raid, boB bu5 @cbGuoc bel ser
Arlfltnft Der 2oidm1mtihoft ihon
iaIt in 9lihe p%ernou0rlt mar. Der
0elommtucrluit miro oiti 100000
gcid1tt. on'a 'fFata
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Mcbr MnlobrGnbc.

Son6 &oint, Son6o, II. Nrg.
9os StdOtden aootcnai lit lcbta
Nod)t Olrd cincn @albbrano 5eritort
porocn mo oaS bcnadbarte Snt0
Foint ihmcbt bclltc in GROCER @cfnbr.
aootenai bate 300 Newobner, nab.
reno 0iegeu0ttcrun1 BON SonO Goint
ans 1000 Scclcn beitcbt. Sic 0robe
Sagemilblc Ser o0ltmbero 9rnlbcr
So" bel &ootcnoi neIde 100000
%foitcte, lit cbcniala in 6iammcn alri.
%8cganBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Wcrtradtc @rnbcm 8cicaIdnft.

Soli3burn 49, -. Au1ult.
- 1ic o@plo &jll Cooper Sc" mi
@olo Sill, Noruon Gormtu lit AMI
Griudcn ibrer Ncm- Porter @ldubi-
ger in oic SGnoc pon .. y. Milcr
non bier ais Maiiepermolter ilb1rGc-
gnn1cr. Die @cicuifoit lit nit
$5,000,000 fupitolilirt uno Sabre
lang ais cine ser reiditcn @cr8bol,
@cicuihoftcn i'm Sii0en bctrud)ttt
moroen. Ter SoltptAlGubiAcr mo
iriibcrc ErGiiOCnt Der @cicuihoit bat
clue 1%orOcrun1 pom 5000 900 an sic
WCicuihait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Srl6Itmuro ciucS bcntid)cn @ctcrunru.

ct. 2ouiS, ~. Al1lit. - Nit
cincm olteu. nit SiIbcr cing1leatcn
Nepolucr, sen cr I'M 0eutid)- iron50ii'
ihcu ariegc BetroAcn hat Scr II
Sabre alto 6croinauo GpnrnO, ser
lett 25 Nobrcn bier anlGiiiG mar, lei
ncm &cbcn cin Gnoe 1cnudt. Son,
raO mor oca Nuiciua iibcroriiiiig, lucrI
CT bel Icincm bobcu 2lltcr feline Be
ihGitiAlmN mchr iilOCn tuuutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
SclbitmOrOucrind in 5plac uon GGc.
luIrrcu.

GcS Moinc& 3a., ~. Nilguit.
- 6rcO. Vi. s. Gboatc olrS Aicw.
Nort, Ociien icnintioncue %trinhe,
sic Gbbnt iibcr icilc flcine 1odtcr 3ll
crlpirfcn, 0eitcrn I'M 3iitriftsaeritt
miBInn2cn, maftc bcltte irii6 cinen
SeIbitmorOUcriudL inocm et iid, cine
Aocr am Iintcn Arlne ourdi6uitt. @r
mur0e nld Dem Bureau ieinc5
SdNno1er3 Or. 9ambert, BEL mtIdlcu
lid iciue 6rou onibdlt, gebrodlt, ltnO
Der Gr5t bcntiiDtc iit, oas 2ebcn Oc9
SclbitnlorO GonOioaten 81 rcttclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
!WtuiunGr %ucrnnnliidt.

NroUi0cncc, u. s., -. }ulN
y. WontAonlcru Gears, Elm iun9cr
NOItoncr Diiaiondr, peldcr in Der
Icbtcn Nodt ollrd) ciucH Nutonlobil.
l(HIall 5lplldcn Npponolg mo 9tor.
luooo idjmer perfect wltroe, lit beutc
rib gcitorbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Neue @cmoIttDoten in
WQCc0unigH.

5iGic 2~LualNiilutA miro hitr ucr0iirut
lift, Ialtt mcldcr Sic bulloriidcn
Gomita'n tire @clulItthotcu in Mact.
0ollicn mic6tr begonucu huhcn. IS
lpcroen Gin5cIbcttcn jibcr Ucrihicocua
Mite oc5 Gomitc'p lcljeicrt oa}u an
1ct0an sic frieOlidlcn &crhGlmiIic SIT
It0rclL mrlhc cintrotcM ais sic tin
fiihcn RepoIutipn0rc iiolrcih luarcll.
Ole auloaebung bcillt nod, O1i} bit.
tere aGmpie 5uiidycn Oert (iirfru llno
oen friitIihcn NotionlIit0tcn bic
6ol1e Ieiu piirocn, ,...
6ciid, II d Bella, Oioel
0um0Ci!
Nuflonh Ncuicclano, f.. Nltg.
- GoS Brnhtmttttr b1lt an. Die
Gcitlihfcitcn iiir Nir Ciii3icrc mlo
Wouni6oitcl Der o%mcritaniitru
6lotte trnQet Elm nod cutbuiioItiidc.
res Ncpr1gc, OILS man Der ser }llls
fluit lrmurtet b0ttc. Nudlono lit
pou non NelliccI0nOcrn oic ans ocn
Erouin5cn ongelun8t iin0.
Ter @ollpcrllCilr uon Nruicclnno,
Soro Eluntct, CAB ciucn 2~l0n5cn0rl
@olnbou int Mcai}umg5 @cb0a0c
ST Ghrcu N0WlirnI Spcrru'9 lulo ser
CiiiSicrc ser 6lottt. Mcit il0cr 1000
@ditc mnrcn onmeicn0, lmtcr oiricn:
Niccs Montreal Cir Hihnr0 Eoorc
Commandment 6c8 britiidtn @eidruo-
0crS III Nllitrolieu; sic amerifuniidlcE
@cld)mn0cr : Gorrmldn0mntcn N0mis
raj Spcrrn Aomiral Gmom mo 2lO.
mirol @oimpriNbt Sir &oicpD
@aro. ser Ercnicr uon NCllirclano;
ser WtoDnr bon 9ildIouo, 800 Solo
niolbca!ntc un0 500 Tiir0er.
MGbreno Die nmcritanii6en Dit
3icrc I'M Ncgtcrln9SacbGu0c pcrmcii.
tcnL mur0cn Die Scclcutt in Nalld,.
Gon5trtcn in bcn pcrihicocneu Nh,
iitbdlU Don 2lttlano mtcrbaltcn.
Nrmcnicr blcibcn .Su
NouiG.
Iiilta, II. Nltgllit. - Gic or
mcniidcn 6iibrcr i'm aoltfaiu3 be-
milbcn lid, sic 6llltb Der @~hl3pon0c.
rluN nad Ancrito SIT bcnmcnL mlo
pcrlltdcn aud ibrc 2ouo3lclte. oie,
Inn &criol1ungcn 81 cntgcbcn, aus
Scr Iiirtci m%tSAcmnnocrt limo, 5llr
Nijdfcbr nad grncilicu SIT pcron,
lliiCn. llcbcr t~ouiclib 2lrmcnicr, sic
lid) in Hotttn aii1eium1clt bottcn,
I'M Gompicr noh NtHcrito 81 ncbs
mcn boGen lire EIdnc mui0cQcbcn,
icit sic tilrfiidc &crinihtng profIo.
mirt lit, nile maiden Don Scr GrlollD.
nib ocS glrltdnS, mad Scr Giirfci SIT.
riidjlrtcbrpn @cbratth. ~
0fnhg'o III r}'Ft'
Cotio, ~ Allallit. Sn cincm
I'M o@odi" pcr6iicntlid)ten &ntcrpicm
itrcibt @roi Cllmn bic 0c0cmpdrti
&c mtcrifoniihc Grponiion9poIitif
5lr See Dem pl0elihcn 9nliitciQcn
Sopon'9 3llr @cOalituna elmer @clt.
moft 81. Go@ &pterpielu ioNt al, ci.
ncr StcIc:
ygScnn MON nod ocn mad bier &c.
mcl0ctCn irogmcntoriidcn Hcocn 0e2
FrGii0cntcn Hooicpclt urtbcilt, 10 lit
Der ShIlb nidt idmcr, OoB bic Ser.
mcbrunN Der GIottc Der Ser. Stou-
ten I'M Eociiic Gcgcn Sopon gcridtet
lit"
8roi Oflmro 5pcifclt oQeroingS ga.
ran bob Er0iiocnt Hooieuelt lun0c
nod Ole 0iicntlidc Mcinulg in 9(nc-
rita bcllimmrn lpcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

iener &oridlag bon mabge6enoer
Stele aud nidt einen IllgenbIid
ernitboit IN GripG1ntG 8e5ogen mer.
DC. Notbennlt lit Ielbit Gireftor cillcr
2uftitiffobrtS. @cieuidoft unN Nit
glieo oes Iero.GlubS.
@ie nid)t anbers 81 c~rrunrtcn mar,
Bat sic &un6e bon benz &urotorirmS.
Nlon in 6rieOridlSbofcn ticiQcbcnoe
@erItimmimq bcruorgcruicu. &om
@rofcn Zeppelin ipic bon icincr I'm.
gCbu10 lpiiroc cine 9eriidiidtigluto
oes Got6enou'id)en Soridloga ais Gin
flares WiiBtraucuspotum alligriaBt
meroen. 9lltber @elOienoungcn bot
iibrigens @rof Zeppelin llnmengen
erIeicner @eine, 9iGorrcn, Spc5crei-
pooren, ia io0or aropottcn ulo an.
ocrc id6ne Singe crbdltcn.
aronprin5 @il6clnL Der Erotcftor
BEG ReifS- Counties, mcld)ca lid Die
Auibringung cines groBcn 6onos fir
ben 8roicn Zeppelin on0clcgcu icir1
lGbt, bciudtc 0citern Sen fiibncn
2itftihifier IN 6riebrihSbofen. IS
miro gcboiit, Oob bel Oieier @cIegcn-
belt nllc S6luicrigfcitcn binmcggc.
r0untt mltrOcr, meld)e Ser Ti5ppiition
iiber Sic SpenOc icitenS 0cS @ruicu
i'm MCgc iteben mGgcn.
W Of &ermcn0unA
Scr 3cppcline quit.
ihtife.
Gus .NfilitGrs@ ohenblott" id)rcibt
IN icincr nellcitcn Nltnncr itbcr bic
nliIitGrii6c GcrmcnOborfcit ser 2llft.
itiiic BON Zeppelin Epp. GoS indl.
mGnniife Organ erfldrt, Die @rolld)-
Bartlett iei crpieicn. 2uitihiif Nr, 4
babe nit elmer ein5i9cn @oalu0un5
WcOeutenbes eelciitct, inNcm cs cine
Strcde BON $50 &ilomctern 5llriltleg.
tie. GuS entiprcde elmer 6obrt bon
Wteb nod ForiS uno 5uriid. Gin iol.
der 9lftionsrooiuS gcnilgc 0cn Itrotcs
9iihcn Inforberungen. Gte bel 81.
ienbod) erfolgte 2nnoung OcS Suit.
ihtifcs babe III ie6r meientlidcm Wtu.
be Die 6Gbigfeit, on elmer gcnnlt be-
itimmtcn Stelle cine 2onOun9 81 be.
mcrfitelligcn, bcipieien. Die 2uitidii.
fe pom 3eppelin. Spp icien Iilr Die
IernouifIGrlrng onl gceignctitct. Sir
Die NobouffIGrung icicr Die u%nltorren
Spitemc better.
Mirb 6iplomatii6 erie.
otnt.
@ic bon mobgebcnocr Scitc acmel.
oct. miro Der Sapnrie-6 SOU 0cS Sdul-
treli5erS nSrCpo", mcld)er Ncn Slider
Stponer oMnggie ono Mop" icd5ia
Mcilen bon Solifor. g. g.. bel bid.
tenn Hcbcl in ben 0rlnO bobrtc, olti
oipIomotiid)cm @cQc crlc0igt mcrOcn,
nod)Oem Der nmtlifc @crift ocS
Gommonoontcn bc5 Sd)iifca cin0c.
gon0cn lit.
Gic rSrcpo" miro ldnQcrcn aufcnts
bait in @dien ser Ger. Stuaten neb.
melt. mie es pom HeihS- Wnrincomt
bcreitS I'M p%crgongcncn Woi onGcorbs
net norocn mar.
S6ren @erIebrrQcn erie
QeH.
3tuci ser 0cralc!ltc, mClhc BEL Der
1%eitri9cn Grploiion iGlogcnocr gSct.
Ter in Scr Guomcilcrs 8rube, GrciS
Sodr6riifcn i6mer pcrbronnt Wur.
Sen, iinO ibrcn &erlcbumgcn crlc9cn
rno bic 3dbl ser So0ten lit bicrmlt
oui 10 geiticaeu. Ttc 1uoncilCr-
@riibe lit ein Stootsfoblenmerf. Gin
&crtrctcr Der Hc9icru1N fat lid 30
fer linpcrmcilt on Srt un6 Stcle be.
Neben unb 1T nm nit Der Scitun0 Ell.
lter llnteriudung beidGitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Srmtid)cr Iournaliit o~cIturbcn.

2incoln, Nebr,, ~. Nlt0uit. -
@uit1p NOoIf Gbmcpcr, Mcoattcur
Der oYincoln Grcie FrcIic," irilbcr
in Chicago, MiImolrcc unO Hp1eItcr,
N..O, th6ti1, lit locttn in icincr bic.
ii1cn @obnlmg GcItorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
gei elmer aeiiel grploiiou

Yei elmer aeiicl . Grploiion in
Den Nnlagcn Der o9reatpater Con.
Itrlction & engineering Co." in
@uilioro, Conn, lit Der Stalicner
@iouanni AngelinO aui Der Stelle ge-
tootei unb Wdrimo ScIto lebenSge.
f11rlif perlett mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
WarDlamo Sanbitnmnlen : Sdulc

9os cimltopicr8igite Semeflcr oer rDiar0.
tnuo S~aubitunmeu. 5huir" bcQirrt at .. Sep'
Cauhilummen uno aud iiir Sic, ocrer @ebpr
81 fhlebi iii, nm tbnen oCn Neiu6 Der pilcfits
ltcheu Shulcr 8u Grm0Qlihti en-. Spreteu Gio
ocmii6e 5dder. Voit, goniS mo llntcrridt
irci 81 meloen Del GhaS. u. GtG, Yrtn ji9al,
yreberif, bio. (Suti3O- Septl0, SoSGA{u)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Dramatization OF Recent Novel

When Mr. Joseph Medill Patterson's
book, "a Little Brother of the Rich" is
presented in Chicago on January Is, the
author will emulate the example of Mrs.
Elinor Glyn, when she dramatized Three
Weeks" and give private production of
the drama to invited guests only.
The cast in this instance will be "au-
thor's choice" Selections will be made
from the ultra-smart set alone, and only
from those who have evidenced taste and
talent for amateur theatricals.
There is a chance that il the amateur
production is successful it may be re-
peated as the fashionable philanthropic
contribution to the writer, with the net
proceeds donated to the city's charitable
institutions
Mr. Patterson acknowledges that when
he began this book he had no idea where
it would end, SO, like "Topsy," it Just
growed." The author observed that there
were Little Sisters of the Poor" SO
why not Little Brothers of the Rich,'
and proceeded. He seems to have attained
in his compelling arraignment of the vices
of the idle rich, what Mr.. Upton Sinclair
attempted in 1.-The Metropolis
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
REASON GIVEN FOR
RATE INCREASE

Atlanta, September 24.-Decreased vol
ume of business without commensurate
decrease in operating expenses is the
basis of the defense which the railroads
of the southeast are making for the re-
cent advance in freight rates now be-
ing investigated by the interstate COM
merce commission in session here.
E. II. Smith, vice president and traf-
fic manager of the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis railroad, was on-the stand
during the greater part of the day, as
the first witness for the roads. He pre-
scented statistics which he explained at
length to bear out his contention. He
claimed that while business depression
had seriously affected the revenues of the
railroads, they had been unable to re-
duce expenses to any great extent.
Discussing the great increase in the
cost of labor during the last few years
the witness stated that unorganized labor
had enjoyed a larger percentage of in
crease in wages than had organized
labor This was explained, he said, by
the theory that the latter was already
being well paid.
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The Care OF Silverware

Tarnished silver does not indicate poor
quality necessarily; the purer the silver
the more quickly it becomes discolored.
There is nothing SO pretty as shining sill
yer on snow linen, but it requires eter-
nal vigilance to keep it so. Tarnish may
be prevented by having silver lacquered,
but this can only be used for toilet ar
ticles. not for table wear. Silver so treat
ed should never be allowed to get wet.
dry cloth rubbed over it Is the only
necessity.
Silver kept in a room where there are
open gas burners or coal stoves soon loses
its brilliancy.
The unused silver should be wrapped in
flannel carefully and then in soft wrap
ping paper, and put in dark closet, Sc
cure from acids or gases.
The fiat ware thus put away should be
placed in rolls made of straight pieces of
heavy canton flannel with individual
pockets sewed in for each knife, fork,
etc. The whole should be rolled up to-
gether and soft wrapping paper placed
around the outside. Silver kept in this
way will after washing be ready for i'm
mediate use.
The silver that is used daily can be
kept in excellent condition by washing
thoroughly in soft warm water and soap
every day. All such silver should be
washed we'll every second week. In doing
this be careful not to put several pieces
in the pan together for this causes dents
and scratches.
Rain water or boiled water, with a pure
soap, made into soapsuds, and a few
tablespoonsful of ammonia, and a fine
brush. may be employed effieaciousy In
the cleansing process.
Whiting with alcohol is as good as any
thing else for polishing, and should be
put on with a soft flannel cloth. Finally
dip all the pieces in a boiling hot bath
and dry with a soft cloth. The last dip
in the clear boiling water to a large ex-
tent, prevents oxidation.
the field of music Much of her time
was devoted to the study of child voice
culture, and this will be of great as
sistance to Mrs. Bridges in the conduct
Of her classes of children this winter. She
plans, indeed, to give more time to her
young pupils than she has been able to
do heretofore, as she has succeeded in
securing the services of Miss Monetta
Stribling, who is direct from her studio
in Berlin, and will teach advance piano.
theory and harmony. also giving series
Fletcher school. Mrs. Bridges while in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Some Books For Children
The children S hour,

The children's hour,
Between the dark and the daylight.
When the night is beginning to lower, ,"
is the time when the little tots call for
a story to be told, or a fairy tale to be
read and it is not always an easy mat
ter TO find just the right thing at the
right time. The object of storytelling
is to stimulate the mind of the child,
cultivate a taste for books and good lit
erature and establish a happy relation
between the mother and the children
1 was asked not long since to suggest
a list of books suitable for children to
read and which the mothers would enjoy
also. Books relating to the home, prac-
teal books for child training and books
which would help as well as amuse.
hope the following list may be enjoyed
by those who read any or all of them as
much as l enjoyed many of them in days
gone by:
their children:
Aesops Fables.
Fairy Tales" by H. C. Andersen.
For the Childrens Hour" Bailey &
Lewis
Fifty Famous Stories Retold." J. Bald
win.
How to Tell Stories to Children" S.
c. Bryant.
Fairy Tales" ]. L. K. Grimm.
I'm Story Land" e. Harrison.
Mother Stories" NJ. Lindsay.
Legends Every Child Should Know"
II. Mabie.
Mother Goose Melodies.
bible Stories: New Testament" Bible
Stories Old Testament" r. G. Moulton.
"Children's Book" H. E. scudder
I'm the Child's World" e. Poulson.
"Childs Garden of Verses" r. L. Ste
venson.
Ten books about children for grown
ups:
Sentimental Tommy" ]. NJ. Barrie.
would be- Goods" E. N. Bland.
Biography of a Baby ]. D. Dask-
man.
Autobiography of Tomboy," ]. L.
Glider.
'Dream Days. K. Grahme.
''Helen's Babies" J. Habberton.
Little Citizens" M. Kelley.
Emmy Lou" Martin G. M.
"Rebecca of ,Sunnybrook Farm" K. D.
Wiggin.
Story OIL Idlhgs n ~ " iSei'.
A few pleasant stories:
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
J. Fox.
"Rutledge," M. c. Harris.
''Lovey Mary" A. c. Hogan.
Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
A. c. Hogan.
Ramona, Jackson, II. f.
"Capn Fri" J. c. Lincoln.
John Halifax" D. M. M. Mulock.
Gordon Keith" T. N. Page.
Lavender and Old Lace" M. Reed.
Masters Violin" M. Reed
Books of interest to mothers.
Letters to a Mother S. Blow.
1.-The Home-Its Work and Influence,
C. p Gilman.
Study of Child Nature" e. Harrison.
1.-THE Little Kingdom of Home" M.
Sangster.
Radiant Motherhood NJ. Sangster.
'Hints on Child Training" Trumbull.
"Longmans Complete Course of Needle
work. Knitting and Cutting Out" I. NJ.
James
Hostess of Today" L. H. Larned.
1.-The Woman's Library-Nursery and
Sick ROOM" 1. Margesson.
Home Economics M. Parloa.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
MANY HURT WHEN
SEATS COLLAPSE

Roanoke, va, September 24-Twenty-
five persons were injured on the Roanoke
fair grounds today when a stand of
bleachers collapsed, carrying down more
than a thousand men, women and chill
dren. The majority of the victims suf-
fered sprained ankles, cuts and bruises.
Mrs Ida Meadors of Johnson City, Tenn,
was badly cut ON the face and head
and her body severely bruised. s. M.
Dickerson of Roanoke suffered a COM
pound fracture of the right leg. Mrs.
John Beard of Roanoke had both ankles
broken. The injured were removed to
hospitals. Twenty thousand spectators
were on the ground at the time and great
excitement prevailed.