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leadership of its new and able president.
DR.. Charles Willis Needham, the Column
bian University was reborn-with new
charter. a new aim, and new name. III
was radically reorganized and placed on
a nonsectarian basis, with new board
of trustees.
Under the authority of an act of Con-
gress Ii was also rechristened as the
George Washington University. 1t did
not assume that immortal name lightly
or unadvisedly.. but reverently and dis
creetly. with a specific and praiseworthy
end in view. 1t took the name OF George
Washington. not as a mere decoration.
but as a goal and a standard, with the
deliberate purpose of growing up to II by
undertaking lin accordance with the es-
sential features of George Washington
last will and testamenU certain special
lines Of work in the interests of the en-
tire nation. and for which there are such
unrivaled facilities to be found at the
capital.
1.-THE most important of these special
lines is that of the political sciences; and
it's new college Of that name is to be
made. in time. the leading department of
the George Washington University.
Not only is the National iona capital 1.-THE the
school as is now being planned. but it
should be borne in mind that no other in
stitution at the capital is preparing to
develop such school. Indeed, the
George Washington University. because
of the fact that 1t is the only nonsec-
tartan institution at the capital, is the
only one which. from the very nature of
the case. would ever be qualified to rem
der thoroughly satisfactory service to the
State Department and to the country. at
large in training men for the consular
and diplomatic services
What Might Have Been.
eff George Washington's original plan
had been carried out and it, during the
first sixty years that elapsed after his
death. representative young men from
the north and the south had met to-
gether in Washington for the four i'm
questionable years Of their youth. one
cannot help wondering whether the es-
arrangements which finally led to that aw
full brothers war In 1851 might not have
been avoided. or at least minimized
However that may be. l am profound
ly convinced-entirely aside from the
question as to whether there is the need
for great university I'm the full sense
at the National ccpital-that a strongly
whose students would eventually come
from every state in the Union. would
play an important part In deepening the
sense of nationality and bringing about
a greater unity. For are there not signs
of a new cleavage. whose lines would
run between the east and the west, rather
than between the north and the south ?
The National capital is the only common
meeting ground for all sections of the
estimate the unifying influences that
would flow from great college of the
political sciences located at the capital
Of the republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM 8. SCHWARZNANN
SUICIDES BY SHOOTING.
Proceedings at Meeting Of the City
Council-Date for Closing
Registration Books.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April %, 1905.
While i'm the back yard at his home.
625 South Fairfax street, about o'clock
last evening. William S. Schwarzmann
FREQ a bullet in his right temple which
penetrated the brain. Death was in
Simultaneous DIR. Walter a. Warfield. who
resides nearby. was summoned. He pro-
nounced life extinct. Coroner Moore SUBJ
sequently issued a certificate of death
by suicide. Ill health is supposed to
have prompted the act.
Mr.. Schwarzmann'S wife was sitting on
the front steps of the house at the time.
She fastened to the yard on hearing the
report of the pistol. and found her hus-
band lying face up. with the pistol on
his breast Neighbors were also attracted
by the report. Mrs. Schwarzmann was
conducted into the house. almost over
come. Mr.. Schwarzmann had evidently
planned the deed carefully. although he
had not given the least intimation to his
wife that he contemplated self-destruc-
ton
Mr.. SchwarZmann was son of the late
Andrew Schwarzmann. He came here
from Pennsylvania about fifteen years
ago and with his brothers established a
glass factory. it being the first opened
here. He subsequently was connected
with the Alexandra Knitting Mills At
the time of his death he was employed as
a glassblower at the plant OF the Virginia
Glass Company. He was about thirty
seven years of age.
Mr.. Schwarzmann was prominent as
member of the Masonic fraternity, being
connected with Andrew Jackson Lodge of
Masons: Old Dominion Commanders.
Knights Templar: Mount Vernon Chapter.
Royal Arch Masons: Glassblowers' Asso-
citation: George Mason Council. Royal Ar
canum, and was vice president of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29
Union Station Trackage Bill.

Senator Culberson of Texas asked for
Information with regard to the status of
the Union station trackage bill. Mr.. Bur-
kett made reply as follows:
ASK the chairman of the committee
We know that for several weeks the bill
has been in conference. This morning the
Senate was asked TO disagree still fur
ther and send It back to conference, after
the committee OF conference could not
agree. That is as much as l know. / do
not know that anybody else. outside of
the conferees, knows anything more.
But that is the condition We are In with
reference TO legislation.
THE other day there was In the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29
GEORGE B. -oswALD's FUNERAL.
Services at Hagerstown for Late
Clerk Of Court.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. April 29-The
funeral of George B. Oswald. clerk of the
circuit court for Washington county con-
tinuously since 1873. took place from St.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church yes
terday. and was probably the largest
funeral ever held in Hagerstown. After
lying in state from 10 o'clock this morn
ing until o'clock this afternoon. the
body was taken to the church. which was
not large enough to accommodate one
fourth of the people who desired to attend
the funeral.
Rev DR.. S. w. Owen. pastor OF the
church and president of the general Luth-
eran synod Officiated. Interment was
made at Rose Hill cemetery.
Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd. Judge NJ.
L. Keedy Of Hagerstown and Judge Rob-
ert r. Henderson of CumbeA and were
the honorary pallbearers. There was
general suspension OF business during the
funeral, all the banks, public buildings
and practically every business house be-
ing closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29
EUGENE g. aU1LFoRD DEAD.
Sudden Termination of Illness o
TuberculoSis

Eugene X. Guilford, clerk Of the in
terstate commerce commission, died sud-
denly last night about o o'clock at 9Th
and streets southeast of tuberculosis.
Mr.. Guilford was thirty years of age.
He resided at II 10th street southeast
and had been sufferer from tuberculosis
for several months. He had been> en-
ployed at the interstate commerce COM
mission for about eight years and had
lived here all his life. His wife. formerly
Miss Mamie Dugan; four-year-old
daughter, Mary Dorothy Guilford: his
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. William
Guilford. survive him.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29
q. s. RECEIVER SUSPENDED.
Appointee Of the President; Rough
Rider in Trouble.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. April 29.-Publicity
has just been given to the suspension last
Thursday of Fen S. Hildreth, receiver Of
the land Office here. pending the investf-
CATION Of his records by All inspector.
which Is in progrese. Hildreth, who was
a sergeant I'm the LIST Volunteer Cavalry
Trough Riders). during the Spanish
American war. was appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to the land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29

LAS age is counted I'm this country, our
university is fairly old institution. hav-
ing been chartered. in 1921 as the Column
bian College. and enlarged in 1871 into the
Columbian University. During the first
seventy-five years of its history it slowly
but surely. won it's way to point where
1t was doing very effective work for the
community in which 1t is located. 1t now
has 800 students in all departments and
million dollars Of clear assets.
But four years ago, under the sagacious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29

wILI.EMSTADT, Curacao. April %
letter receiver here from Caracas
dated April ~. confirms previous re.
ports that the bubonic plague has nads
it's appearance there. According to this
communication one case has been authenp
ticated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29

We hesitate to
use this hasty
pen and ink
sketch. Let it
merely tell you
Of t h e art
lines" Come to
our Sec on d
Floor Parlors
and be fasci-
mated and bewil-
dered with the
beauty of this
vast collection
Of new hats.
Come--and don't
be deferred by
the terrific prices
of the imported
or the American
ada p t a t i on S.
{ ON e a n d
learn that repro
auctions ne e d
cost but compar-
atively little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-29

The Palais Royal millinery chief, who lately visited New,
York reports that all Fifth Avenue has adopted the newborn
hat Not solitary specimen of the Merry Widow did
sec expert Miss Dill will be glad be inter-
and instructed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Ter Sonntaas Correspondent.

Ioa Sonntngsblott ocS nGcuti6en
Gorrciponbenteu" ioltc in feiucnI
beutid)cn Souic icblcn. @ielcn &cu-
ten. inSbcionocrc ocn orbcitcnoell
aloiicn, fcblt am @crttoQc Die 3cit,
iit picl nit 2cien 5u beih0itigcu,
obcr an S%onntoG oo bat %Scocrmnmt
DtltBe, ieiu 8eoiiriniB nod gciiti1cr
Nnbrung 3u beirieoi0cn. llnb On lit
Der oSountogS Correspondent" bic
Gcltc 2cftiirc, Die man iih MIR ocnfen
tenn. 3mor limo icinc 9cridtc nid)t
ic%niotiorcu uufNcbouift unb miafiir.
lid Geidrbt, ooiiir obcr CORRECT unb
5upcrlaiiig uno INNER occcnt. 8on5
~tCionocrS intcrciiout iino Die. c0ito.
riellcn Elnlocrcicn; miiicuihnftIidc
Trtitel ~9eiuGbren NeIehrung ulo gel.
iti9c G%nrcgung, uno Die bumoriitiihc
Settle bietet Stofi gum 2od)en, lift
gcS in Mort uno 9ilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
8pn Gas %itbcrmannt.

3mei umbefanntc WGnner mcrOen i'll
ibrcm 3immcr in 0ci6's Sotel
bciinnlngsloS oufgefunocn. =
@iner miro mohriheinIid iterbcn.
- Der @asbobn mar ~ongeorcbt.
Sm Staot.Soipitol liegen 5rpei I'M.
befannte iitnge WGnner 5Dii6cn Sc
ben un6 5o6 un0 mobri6einlid miro
Der cine oerIelben nidt mieoer ms
QenuBtiein 5uriidfebrcn, m61reno
Ger Nnocre pieQeift nit Dem 2cben
hauon fonmen miro, obnobl oerielbe
gcItcrn nm Mitternod)t c6cniaa3 be-
i%innungsloS mar.
I'm Az l(6r geItern Nahmittng
inno Der @eid6ftsfiibrcr oes 5roll
Wtarp 2ci6 gcborigcn Sotels, 9tr.
1929, Nor0-GburleSitrobe, Benjamin
Hodin1, 5mci iunge WiGnner i'm Clint
mer Hr. 6 I'M oritten Stodrperf ourd)
@oS iibermannt belilnungsloS DOR.
IoS @as I'M 3immer maj o~ngcorCbt
rn0 sic 6eniter 9eihloiien. 2ic
WGnner morcn um Ofittmo6 Nben0
If llbr 80 Winuten in Ons @otel &C.
tonnlcll, bntten ober, 0n iie Itarf be.
trunfen maren, nidt regiitrirt. Sr.
&odin9 rief Yoli5iit 2ller. ". 1uriee
ber6ei, uno iono oerielbe Sen einen
Nunn obne bod i'm 9ett, Sen onoe.
rem III ieincn geinfleioern inter Sem
Bette liegen. Die Site uno G0de
moren I'M 3imntcr a~uigcb0ngt, unO
i6cint ser llngtiidsiaQ MIR einenl
3ufou 5ujuid)reiben 5l iein unO Ger
8asbobn 6ci'm lbOrcben mieoer &C.
piinet moroen 81 iein. Gic Eoli5iitcn
Mc9teol, Wc@pe unb Gurfce trllgcr
sic 8%cluubtloicn in Sen Eotrolpogcn,
Der oieiclbcn nu6 Dem StuotsSoipi.
tai brnd)tc.
Sn oen laid)en cincS ser MGnner
Wuroe cine Aniifts. goitforte an
@iQiam ,. @or0on in @biteiielO
q. g.. N0., 9%eilnoenL sic oen Eoit-
itentpel @cIt.9ongor ga, mo 9elta,
go, pom %. Mdr5 trltg. Iuh bate
rcrieIbe $2S, mGbreno in sen Suihen
beS on0eren Wnnnes meocr cin
ShriitItilf, nod @clO geiumocn
purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Sas @udcnblatt.

9oS bclrte eriheincnoc @otcn.
bIott bringt nicocr cine rcid)c 6iiQc
intereiionteu ltno un%rcgenbcn &cic,
l%toifeS. Wos &ubcl mo telegraph
in Der pcrgon9cncn @odc ans allen
SbciIen Scr Nclt gcmeIoet. lit in ser
Modenrunoid)ou in iibcriihtlider
Aciie 3ulommcngeitclt uno giebt Ocn
&eiern cinen uor5iiglidcn llcbcrbIid
iibcr Die botptiGdJlidcu G%reigniiIc
oui Dem gnn3cn GroenrumO. Gonc.
ben iiuoet Scr &eier Nod)ridten aus
Dem Stootc, &otol-9toti5cn aus Bal
timore, Gr50blunacu, Hofolnodrid)'
ten aus oeutihcn @oien, Sumoriiti.
ihc8, @coi6te II. (. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
3ur lcbtcn Tu6c bcitattct.

-
Die irOiihen llebcrreitc bon 9rn.
Tobn Stei6 altf Dem ,2ouoon.
Bart 6%rieoboie" Dem Sd)ooBc Ser
Groe iibcr9eben. - 9ciiebung
pom Yetcr M. @ittmcr alrf scr
Baltimore Cemetery"
Nadoem Euitor 9cnner BON ser
rcformirtcn SmmnnuclS @emcinoc
an Ser Saratoga mo Sd)rooeritroBc
gcitern 9tofmittng I'M SraiierbauIe
eincn crbebenoen SrnuergotteS0ienlt
obgcbaltcu bate, mur0cn bic iroiIfet
lleberreItc BON Srn. Sobn Steib, mel
der am GonnerItog pl0blid) in ieiner
lcsten 8obnung 9tr. 1913, 9ufer'S
Court, ais oem 2c6en itieo, alti Dem
oSouoon.Fnrf Srieoboie" sur lebtcn
Gltbc beltattet. 9lls gobrtltftrGgcr
iungirten Die $50. Sreo. Sed, Nlbert
SGlrp, @eorge gomerS, $. Seoer,
6. Wurtini mo Charles 9urggrof.
Ter Eerblifene erblidte IN Bremen
oos 2id)t ser Wclt mo fam int Sabre
1861 nad) Nmerifo. gr moftc bier
Oet 9iirgertricg IN Der llnionSilotte
nit, llno nad)oenn or nelln Sabre 3ltr
Zee gcfabren mar, mltroe er gum
3immcrnlanns- Wtant beiorGert llno
nod) annapolis obcomntanoirt, III
pcld)cr Stcllung CT 5ruoli Sabre per
meilte. ltno 5ulebt mar CT ais n8e.
i6iib. Want" tb1tig, bis er Dor %
Sabren frnnfbeitsbal6er penIionirt
mer0en miBte. Gr fam Damn mt
ieincr 1Samilie nah Baltimore; bier
betricb CT cine @irtbid)ait an Der
NoferitroBe. @r binterlGBt ouBer
lciner Satin Sbereia einen Sobn
uno bier Gnfel. Sr. Steib mar Dit.
9lieo scr annapolis. So9e" Don Or.
sen ser nEbptias- Sitter" uno oes
oGeutiden llnterltiielungs GercinS"
BON Inn0polis.
Teter Nj. &ittmer.
Nohoem GoItor :. &. 9,lrfe bon
Der orittcn cnglil6en liitberiidcn
Stride eil1an feierlid,en Sraucrgot-
tcSbienit geboltcn fono geltcrn 9iod).
mittug Die 9eeroigung oes o!n Mon.
tag Nbeno i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabreu
oeritorbeneu Serrn Yeter Y. @itt.
mer pom Sraucrboliie, 9tr. 1901 Sit.
Gboie.S trobe, aus allf Dem ,9olti-
more 6rieoboie" itott. Sine SiiQe
~foitborer 9llintenitiide ihmiidte Sen
Sarg. Gie leBte Gbre oils 9obrtltd).
trigger erluieien Dem Iohineeld)ieoe,
men bic Serrcn geniel. H%ittrofi.
Shubharbt, arous, Gitgels nm
grobman. Serr 0ittmer ipuroe am
10. Hopember 1929 in Mnmeiler.
Gelttihlan0, gcboren iinb fam I'M
Sobre 1858 nof Imerifo. Gr lieb
iid) 5uerit in Mem. Yorf nieocr INN
fam in 1874 nad Baltimore. SRI
Sabre 1855 p%erbeiratbete CT lid nit
Der ietigen @ittrpe, 5rnli 2oliie. ge5.
Sdilo. Reben 2esterer binterldBt or
einen Sobr, tSerrn Safob S. Witt'
mcr, unb cine Softer, 5ran Somles
=. armltrong. ioipie cine GnfeIiii
uno cinen llrenfcl. Serr @ittmer
mar 81 Sabre lang Elm 2eler oeS
sGeutiden Gorreiponoenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

&on m t elmer Marnung
Gopon.- IL. No0tion =. 6or, BON
9tr. 3l3, Nor0.GorepsS Ctr, - Sabre
alt, bate iih gcitern I'M lucItIid)cn
StotionSbouS nur Eoli5eirihtcr 50.
Den ouI Die NtihuIbigung 81 pcront.
mortcn, oli 0cn SllBboocu cille1
WoggonS Der GorepsS Ctr. Clinic &c.
Ipldt 81 bobcn. @corg Sfulb, Gin
Elngeitelter ocS @cium0bcitSomtcs,
mor Der NnfI0gcr, mo Eoli5iit Sol.
Is. Smptb bonn mittlcrcn Iiitrift
nabm bic 8crboituug Dor. Or. Sor
gcltano 0ns TergeberL &nutubof aus,
Gclpltdt 81 boben, elm. &aoi Soncn
IleB III Dem SoIlc @nooc fir Hedt
ipoIter ulb gob Or. 9Sor Den Roth,
tiiritigbin ben Soutobof in Die "a.
ld)c 81 ltedenL menn er 0ciiclben in,
StraBenbabn @oggon ilberoriiiiig
niiroe.
Iutge d. nitten. - Cine eng.
liihe Worger5eituug brod)te geitern
Die ieniotioueIle Nad,ritt, oob 0err
8eorg @iirtber, len, ont Wittlpod)
Dor ieiner Wobnung an Der Sit.9ol.
timore.S trobe bon einem 2onoitrei-
der nit porgebnltenem Tepolper be.
brobt moroen iei. 0ie llnteriudunq
Der Eoli5ei ergob, Dab ein @agubun>
Serrn 8iintber angebettelt uuo oil
Sauit gegen i'm geidiitteIt botte
nad)oem er abidla8ig beid)ieoen ipor
ben fpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
2SaNington-
-bes-
"0eutf6en gorre(ponoent,"
@m. @anncmann, 1915 Marion.
Strafc, N.-@.
no Anleisen uno geitelnnseH entseoen senon.
men nerbeH.
2ufnlbcridjte ans @aibinstun.
6loue 3eitcn I'M 6Iottcn-
9altbof.

gaubot.
3uei6unoert unb breibig Ingeitcll-
te Scr MorincsS htfismerite iiuo off
80 Gage beltrloubt moroen. 0ielc
pon ibnCn miiiien ith ais eutIoiien be-
trod)ten, oo Dem @ernebmen nod be.
reitS onbcre grbeitcr en9ngirt iinb.
Eic 9conltcn mciGern lid, iiber bic
Nngclcgcnbeit 81 ~biStutiren.
y egerbcraubt ungeO m {.
gm Iienitog NbcnO gegen 8 llbr
iuurOe Sri. Carrie ScnfinS, - Sabre
aft, nobc ser ode ppn Higgs. itno
13. Strobe bon cinCm gfcgcr onDcs
griifcn mo nm ibre 9oorihoit bon
So bcroubt. Ger @c9er erariff iie
riiflingS om Solie unb mari lie 3tpei
Wol beftig nllf 0os StrnBenpi!oIter.
Cine Stun6e nod Dem 0crbrcdeit
pitrbc elm iltitger Ncger, Nomens
Mtonsboll Sobnion inter Der an-
idluloigung pcrboitet, bos Gcrbredrli
%bcaongcn 81 babcn.
Ginbrcder Il gcbolten
Die Hegcr @iuiom Ereiton untb
<Soicpb SoncS, wclfc am Somitog
inter ser ACKNOWLEDGING uerboitct
ipitrocn, onl 8rcitog I'M Wornt Scr.
non Seminar cin%gcbrodcn 81 lcin
un6 Sunuclen I'M @crtbe bon $500 &c.
itoblen 5u bo6cn, mllroen pom Hid)-
fer ainboQ pom Eoli5cigcrid)t inter
$1,000, bc5ip. $500 9iir9ihoit bcn
acknowledgements iibcrrpicicn. Trc-
iton lcgtc cin @cItGnonib ob, SoncS
beitritt ieood) Die Sbnt.
Sntcreiinnter ltnterbal'
tungSaben0.
Gin oormatilher u16 muiifoliid)er
llntcrholtlm05obeno, Ser bon qroBem
tllBercn u1o fiinitIeriihen Grfolgc
Qefront mar, murbe bon Sri. Glen
&ofcp Seifcrt rnb cinigcn onocrcn
@oibingtoner aiinitlern mo aiinIt'
lcrinncn i'm oGorroll . Snititlt" Der.
onitoltct. Sri. Sodep S%eiicrt 5eigtc
lid pieOer nls Die groBc &ortragS.
fiiniterin un6 Observation-Disclosures.
ais Oic iic id)on longe bel ocnl 8oib.
ingtorer Yubliflm pefonnt unb ge.
ih1tt lit. Sic bot bcionbcrs III Der
9olfon+Sccn ans Sbofeipeore'S
oNomeo unb Suite" cine %6rillnntc,
pofenoe 2eiItunq, fir Sic ibr ooS
Eublifum nit lan9onboltcnoem zip.
ploils oonfte. 9luf in bcn ii6rioct
Gccitotioncn ernieS Ole &iinitleriit
lire @ielieitigfcit mo p%olcnbcte Gbc.
torif. Neben ibr t6ciltcn lid in Die
gbrcn beS IbcnoS Sri. Sreltc Tiet'
rid, Die nit ibrer bcrrlid)en fiber
floren Stimmc picber bos Gublifunt
begeiiterte; Serr Gborlton Sowortb
(Senor), Sri. WobeI Goberts (So-
pron), Scrr Cornelius 5. Gesmonr
Eiuno); Sri. Gotborine Gobge
(Soprnn); SRI. emma @ltid)etpsfo
(fID; 8rcG. Sooic 1obge (altl;
Serr Scnrp U. Soeoer Genor), mo
SRI. Neaie .. Seller (Sopron).
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Eeronal Noti5. Sr,
Seiie u. Sofs, Solicitpr Der Nnbeu.
ier @uif 9raierei, pelder am rs.
WGrj al scr Geuos II. ct, EollitroBc
ein fnoppeS gntfontmeu BON Dem
1ooe bate, inoem iein 5llbrmerf bon
eitcm S~troBenbabn +. @oggon total
oeniolirt mliroe, bat lid wieoerum
iorueit erholt, oaB er leinen @eid1i'
ten nnd)geben fnnli.
Bon idbem Sobe credit.
3r. Huooli Vedmau1, Elm ebemo-
Tiger @rOcer bon Hr. 100, StafIoro.
StraBc, iiel aeitern al Ser Wilfens'
abenne, na6e Der Bride, foot nicoer.
Gin Ricrcultioen ipnr bic Sobcs'
urind)e. Sein Scidnam muroe in
Der ambnIalt ocs iiiomcltliden 81
iirifts nudl Elmer @obnina iibcrge'
fiibrt.
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Sonucuanf. uuo llntcrgNng.
SaS Wcttcr.

6iir Wnrplol0 un6 Den 1iitrift
Columbia beltte ullo mprgcn tlur.
iriid)e noromcItlide @inoc, morgcl
umipringeno,
Die nicorigitc Semperotur mor &c.
tern ID @ruo nod s llbr Nbcnbo uno
Die bod,ite 63 8roo nm 8 ltbr Nod),
mitta9s.
,Sn ocn anocrct Vun0eS Wetter.
@eoboftunga Stotioncll murocn bic
ioIgcnocn n%ieOriglten Gcplpcroturcn
pcr5cifnct:
Goitport 26, Yortlono 30, Bolton
81. Nlboup -, Ncm. g)orf 10, Ebila-
Gclpbio II. gltlontic Gitp II, @oib-
inqton 46, NorioIf IS, SotteraS 56,
Charlotte 56, WiImlington 81. Gborlc.
ton 66, Saunnnab 6G, Sddloltpiuc
IS, Sen Meit 70, Ntlonto 30, Wont-
gomcrp IS, Nclp.O Orleans 66, Yolc.
time l6, @olpelton 70, Corpus Gbriiti
70. Wcmpbio A. Cincinnati 81,
Eittsburg -, OSmego 30, @ufioIo
Is, GlepeIono 80, Getroit 26, Nlpcuo
a. Moroucttc 20. Green 9op Is,
Chicago "A, GuIitb 10, Ct. Eoul IS,
ct. 2oui5 30aunins Sin u, Onlobo
16, @uron 10, @iSmord 0. @iuiitou
Il SABRE =. SeIcnd 20. Sult Sufc
Gitp 30. Genper 20, q. Elottc IS.
9ooge.Gitp 20, gmoriIo 80, Sos 2n-
gcIc5 As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

II ngIiidliher Stur5.-Ter
If Sabre olte Foul 9orhcroing pon
Nr. 1889, Norb. Goroline. StroBc.
fam bcim Spielcn an Der gdc BON
Soiimons uno Spring StraBe 5u
6oQ mo broh Den linfcn Irn1. Gr
mltroc nod iciner elterliben @ob'
nung qcbroht uno BORT 1T Gr5tlide
Sebanolung genon1nnen.
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Sam an Sic II nred ) c. -
Ger % Sabre ulte @crolo Gougbertp
pon 9tr.309, Noro.EacoitraBe, oiirfte
oas nGd)ltc Mal menn er ouf Der
StraBe Iamcnbefanntldaften onfnii-
pien mill, etmus porIidti9er 81 Wcrfc
Qebcn. Gr rempelte am Wlttmod)
Ibenb an Scr Hine. nno 2erinatol,'
Strabc 6rarl Settle 5ropers bon Nr.
t06S, @eIt.S opcttcltrabe, an, muroc
prompt JON Scrgconten @ortmann
perbaftct lunb geitern pernrtbeiIte i'm
EoIi5eiridtcr 2ooen CUR 3abIhng bon
$25 u1b Soften.
Ger SrplIep Serfeh I
NIT Annapolis muroe seitern
ebenioQs aufgenommer. Der critic
8aggon fitbr nm 1915 llbr Worgens
BON Der Citation, Ode bon 2ibertp-
StroBe uno Earf. apenic, aus al
uno es fobren p~orl1uiig ale Stitnoer
@aggons.
Ser 9ebritubl fir gr5ie-
buna an ser nSobns Sopfins ltni'
reriit1t," melfer fiir5lih geidaffen
pitrbe, lit nit Yrof. golparo 6ranf'
lin 9uhner beiest iuoroen. Erot.
gldner mirfte bisber an Der llniper'
iitGt bon alabama in 1bnlifer Gapa-
3it1t.
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SeSc Hcoc lit iiberfliiiTs,

menn cS iih Oarum banoelt, baB cine
Sbotiade flar 81. Gage gcforoert
miro. Die demiide analpie IaBt lid)
cbcuio mcnig triigen, ais Die Natiir
nit iid ipotten lGBt. Inter 1ld)t
Sranf SteiPs Bier llno SIR finoct,
oaB oaiielbe rein unO poa bon Gab'
runaSgebalt lit.
(Ullri19. ErNi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
SebbcI's cinaiaes Ntelier.

Sebbcr's einsiges Ntelier.
@ir baben MIR Elm Mtelier in 8alti.
more, nnb bas bcfiubet iidl in Der
Gtagc 81 cbener Grbc, Wr. 321, Worb.
Uag-, maize Sisb.Str. Giuber.Hbo'
t~osrapbien cine SpeSialitGt. - Seine
Iaenten nnb feline 5reppen sa iteiaen.
5. Scbbel. 6. Grni, Weiddftsfibrer.
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