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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Tdtbielbaiter Sob cincs ocntidcn
WGbdDcnS.

Rem .Dorf, II. September. -
GaS toote Srauenjimmer, wcIdc3 &C..
tern in Der 9lItoria i'm 2onD &slnnO-
Sllno geiunoen mlroe, lit beutc III
Der Worgle BON Song ,Sslano Gitp
uon 5bos. 3. Dollng einem bleligeu
Utotler, ais Sopbie Sort cine III iei.
ner SommerpiQu 81 CDiter Ban be.
oienitete Wiago, iOcntiii'irt poroeli
Sic bate filr5lih 5uei Wonnte llr.
lai6 erlnnJt, nm cine Geile nah
2cltidldno 5l nluden, mo lire gin'
ldiiiing mar aif bcltte feItgelett
Cine 9llltopiie ergnb, oaB @rtrinfcu
Die 8ooe5lrlA6e mar. Wan uerInu.
tbct, oaB Sopbie 0eltern aui ibrem
JildWege bon Neiu'Oorf nah SpIter'
Ban, no lie ibr 8ep1f obbolen moQ.
te, aus irgello einem 8runoe 5u
gtortb Bead bel 2litoria, mo- man Die
Seife fono, Salt madjtt. allcin nli
melhe @eiie iie mn's 9cben fam, lit
Elm 0i0tbiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Gincn Snr ,uulte Ct IidJ mndcn.

@in6 or, DO, II. September.
- Cine Goroncrs. Slrp be5e6nete III
ibrcm bclite Obgc8cbencn Berbift ocn
Gunonftclr u. i. Seri1berger per-
antluortli6 iilr Die am Gienitng bier
itatt9eiunOenc GrpIolion oltr6 pel6e
5polf Weuldcn ons Sebcn cinbiiBten.
O'ebrere 3cuNen ingtcn aus, onB
Seridbergcr Elm brcnncnoeS 3iino-
bol5 nui einc Qu0ntitGt Yulper mari
mcIhes ot5 cinem @nggou ieineS
3lt1cS pcriAiittct moroen mar. gr
irollte etlide 9teger, ueIfe in ser
NGbc berltm litn1ertcu, eri6rcden.
Seridberger ielbit pliroe bur6 oie
@rplrIion lhrcdli6 5ilgeribtet llno
crlng 8eitern ieincn 8erlebungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Bon 9lpotbefern iiberaa berfauit.
Silfs Saar. nno gart.Tarbemitte!,
idlmars pocr braun, SOC.
yiud) eiu Watiunal Gunpemt Der
Wrbcitsluieu.

Rem Oorf, II. September. -
Ginlaolngen 5iIr 9etbeiligung al
cinem 5lpeiten Acknowledgement Der
slrbeitSloien pelfer AM 20. Sep
TENDER bier 5llianlnentreten uno bis
sum 2. Oftober onltarn ioQ, puroen
lellte Don bier aus al aae 9lrbeiter-
Org0nii0tioncn I'M 2anbe geihidt.
Gte GinlaolIngen iino BON :. Cubs
Som BON ct. 2oliiS aIs Soriiser uno
2llcruu0cr 9an als SefretGr inter-
5cidnet. Gas Erogramm umidliebt
NcOcn ollrd trruorrapenoe Ser
ireter Scr perihieoenen poIitiide
Eartcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Sansntcni iilicn.@ bargains.

~Stnr" @nroineniredcr, beiies rueibes Snl5
nit gtideIndgcln. sJtiidibeil c. On
SSertb $l.50. Srcitag fin. ann. 11ukf
G.0unrt ornuc bOppclcmniartc e6mort6pIc,
nit Sede; Wertb 50c 5reitae 24e.
Gs0nart sSnne representative aodibpfe.
nit SedeI: gSertb 400 5rciiG9 22e.
iosGpart crane OoppcI.emuatrtc Gpilf6hi
feIn; 9Sertb 40c. 5reitng 2Ie.
14.Gllart graie emnilirte epiiIibhlcI
Werip boc Srciing 2Ot.
tSrobe Hr s aruuc ooppcIscnlaiairlc Lbces
fetlel; gSertb 79C 5rciin9 800
t2sSnart groue ooppelscnlaiuirte Gonieroen,
lenel mt NnsguB uno Simer (iiael lSert1
59c. Sreiin9 34e.
~ i6;,Gnnrt arau emaiuirte GonfcrpcniceI
NerfD SIC Oreiida 49c.
eirobc Nr. ooulc gSdibeieilc nit SedeI
aus otdem NIeb; Bcrtb 79c. 5reiiag 49t
eroBc .9aIpnniirte ebruppcimcr; gBertb 1Gc
5retidg lie.
6etnes oiinne3 3oiIeitensgapier; gSert1 &C.
Die Holle Sreiiag 8 9oten liir 25c.
s6rere ,siGRlbrabt aartoffciiamper. nit
@art1ol6grllf; sSertb 1c. 6reilag ic.
gartbol8 sSafb5uber Slpps Climber fir .
3ie.
- Gi6en @seO$in.e6rcnI, Gut Gema0t; 9SertD
roc. Sreiia9 49e.
Z, li,huart. Ie6.GonIerOenDl0ien; 9Scrib 40c
Orellaa JIG.
ergiidllglas @elee.9Ilfer, nit hid1t fd,lebcn,
oeh Sedelh; SSerib PIC NuBcno. 6reidg Ice
erDitalaIaS 28niieraIdfer, aiiortirte Wsuiicr
WeriD 3Oc. Snbeno Sreiiag fSc.
erobe runoe gSeoen @uidf6rbe nit 9eieI,
9ili gemabt Scrtb Dsc. Sreing zoe
Staubbelen. 8orfien NIT 9rnbt beieliiet, init
@drfDol6Griten; sSerib 22c Jreii1g tIc.
Srobe Yiibie "Soarine" WleidupoIitur;
SSerfb lac. Biicbie. 5rcitug i2e.
.eiNiio 8cneer". M6DcIpoItur; 2Berib 25c
Jlaftbe. ,Sreitag 2lr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Sreitags Seiicn SpcsialitGtcr.

(aeinc Ruiis oocr Fboncs Seiieunngen fir
Sette 9eiiiilt lino feline nab 4unitcn in ben Sor'
itaoten gefanoD.
"Slb .2uth Cleaner" gSerib 1Oe Nii6ie
5reiiug &c.
rBeurIne" GSaibsFuIpcr; @ertb 4c. 4adet.
5reiiaa fir 10c.
"Sile6oa Sd1rubbieiie; &ertD &C. Siiid 5rei-
iaa iur 1Oc
20 Nlue 5eam" Norar. I 9tb. Rodct; ggertb
lac. 6reiu9 Zoe.
airim0n's @orar Seie; gSertb sc. Stiid.
5reiaG fir 35t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
gennurrnsiuerthe ermtmarhfr

pente ppne lleberIeSung oerodmmen ieber
Sei1innorper aIS einen 5eialne. pelebem bic
i.aeen 9SiHen oiefe hlr3iibiieen eemte a,ieb,
rie fdbwcr man6e folbe gnroe 5n traeen iis
Sob g.. S in 9eipiien 5dllen bon Sdmorrbois
onls1etoea nmh Der grbbie 2ebensnntb uuterlies
gen u,da2 l1uicres GrdGhtenS ftito Iue Az be.
bauern neIche ibreni gebeH Elm Cube bereiteu.
uno ooppeIt beouuerrsperib eernee Steienieen,
peIbe fth bird ole Gnal Der pdmorrboioe,t
lnb es rin Wiiie: slnafeFe. Sine Yrobe oa4
BON miro BON Z. @euitdeoer 4 60. 9or 1916,
frei oeri1not. (DtoWsiJr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Solnfort,
9fcinlidftit,
WclullobeH

YeriouliGe Heinli6feit beoeutct
torperlihe @eilmobeii. @enn sic
Sout rein ltno frei bon SdipeiB uno
llnreinIidfciten aebalten miro, eriiiI.
len sic uin5i9 fleinen goren lire
6urftion reidli6 uno natiirIih.
8abre forperlibe 9ieinIidfeit ober
banet bon ser benllsten Seize ab.
Cine reilte itnperf1lidte SEIZE aus
wobrbait 5lttraeliben YeItanStbeiIen
lit notbig. Die miISen, reinigenoen
uno antiieptiiden gisenidaften bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Granen.Sdjnbc.

500 Paure jSruueniebube in aIlen itbnar3en,
inntien nno edi5enoen 9eberiurien nit ODER
obne 8prbIditer; iebe 96be in 9lbideen II. Side
her SoRleni nur iuen9e Kaare in ieber Burtie,
unoeren Mlooe Siefe adrtie nmiabt allc uns
tere gWaiejtc" Sdube Der leBten cation. bic
$19s brubten; ntsub.Diooeu" 16ube. Die So. AS
brohten, tnb vetenbere's SpectnI." ole $2.9s
brac1ten O. IN
grslpabI 5rcitas fir. SIsJU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
&nabcn Wmiter-N

100 stniderboder an8iae. G5rbben bis 10
Sa9re; 200 f1li6te. ooppelbrIfiiae 9ln5iiee,
slnbilee, @r6ben bis TO Sabre uno 81 Nufits
the Bloui uiensIn5iige. Gir6Ben 8 bis Sabre I;
sllle i nad oer oesidbrisen Mobe. aus popudren
2erpliiolfen N bralinen. 9rnnelL bInuen nno
riingeii: Wert1 S2.5O. O. On
6rcitas fit ......... 9ts0S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
@noe nit $6re&en.
Svbiae @rigbts Ncroplanc rrlcihct Sdihbrud

rGbt cbru0ciGbrid ucrrtt cn %catcr 4uuon SumnS
Is. Scfribac actGbtct 3nS %rdcn cnco Sdr0nbniH9elS
ucrunlaR bic &atnrOpbc Sic Madinr rincr 66bc
75 TnR bGG0citirSt 5crtrImmrr |orb bate
hcn GIcr5icrpIt bc SOr WiD puma criuarcib nmfrcil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
1tntcrtaiaen.

Nnifpof llnieriaIlen init Stidereien, Spiben
"Se1oin9" uno Bdnoern belept; ehpas beio)nuBi
mo nn9ebortenes 8roben. Sortiment 1E a
gSerib 25c. 5rcitag fiir. r.......... 10 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
@eike ltntcrr6fc.

gSeibe Gambric 5rauen:luierrbde nit IS
6ol: SalpnsHldc. ole = ooer 3 Heiben 0al
Spipen helebi; extra Sinubrilicbe; cis 90 a
luds beibntuBt: Merb 30. Sretag vi =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
9elfprt Cuttings.

Rene Sertit QeIfurt Cuttings. "a 3ou brett
cine cute TobabHung anrl8 iuouener a n
etoffe: gSertb 12hc. gJaro. Sreitag fir J2C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Meme Serbit.Ilanelettes.

9ebrudie SuusfIeibers uno siimona ;SIaneIet.
ties In gisipabi bon iibcr 100 oerinieoenen
@hierr: boIe Siiide; 99erb f0c. c3n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
WcIGumtc Serpictten.

@ute, bauerbnit eeidumte Seroietten, I
@lrtelmulter; sSertu 6c 5reitag liir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
WarSincnsG sGnocn.

Spiben @arbincns@nocn u guro lana; Out,
SorielI, anoae5clchnete Wfuiter; SSerib 4 n n
Soc. Sreltug lilr. ....... .......... - y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Weiialine.SeiSe.

Sdtine WleiiaIine Seibe, 90 3ou brett; neib
creme, ttpur8. alle Nbenos uiIb StrubeniurheiI;
petbe Chiffon slppretur; gSertb Toe EE a
g)nro. areitag fir. ir............, % d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Smf 6anbtiidcr.

2innen appreiirie Sud. .Sanotiiter, eefdunli
uno nit Noroen; Is bel 80 sou; 2Serlb Z a
1Uc. Sreitag 1ilr .................. U2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
SdJluarsc llntcrr6fe.

80 SnBenb fbipdr3e .Hniile GIotb" Inter.
rode, mil etnrrn Uunj ulto JtaIlidben ipie .oea.
lperDlooin; etDte 6aruer, nit ooppelis, 1irreo
Slpntte, leDt pelt t6Iili Serinu aui beul /.
Snr nno unterrods Sepurtcment nui benz 2
Slnrl Serfb 0ec, = a -
bretu0 1Ht .........,.....,... ~ " W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
MGnncr- nmb Siinglinss.slnsiiac.

@euc Scrbitf6uerc gln5il9e fir Mdnncr llno
iund lSoriteoS uto icb6n melirten Gbeblots III
erGuen. braunen uno nuen perbiidrben; eis
Itno ooppclbriitge Sudcts; @roben tG bis 20
Sabre fiir Siin9llnge uno 80 bis IL YruItnaaf
fir Wdnner. Ser ollnoereunas" @E mn
Treis oteier idDonen Nn5ii9c 1T IIlir GVsOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Nene tSrancn. .glnsiiac.

100 neue @crbf. uno 28ntcrsglu3iee fir
6ruuen, aus rem pollenen gIuriieb lblpar}.
9rnulL blnu mo mein, nit nnoeutltcben ueBelt
Strelen 30 sou Sadei ourbiueg nit gutter
Aildb gelilitert; eiubrilitg lIno an 5rout ulto
Huden nit Slrippcn beleBt; ebr welier Nod
mil hretteiI Sdlnen Deraerlbiei; iuOellus III
Irbeli uno BdlleI; 2SeriU $l2.bU. 90 TX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Srcppcn-2 -2Gnfcr.

IIeranoer Smitb's edrS ,pouenc SeIpeit9 Ere,
pens9dufer; glueipabI nemer W,iiter In reitbe
sasSsaa' sas'as tiis insF,D .'....... 81 9aro G9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Cutting Slauclc.

S9eicbe &icB Suiine fnneae. in beuen bnp
t1ell ,Snrben; gSertD Sc gIuro a. q
Sreita1 lur ...,................ w y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Ypplins Hlaibs.

Seoen RopIiu 4Inibs. 20 3pu brett; mooerne
belle Ylaios fir leparate gSniit5 ooer ainbers
S6ulileioer; gSertb 30c 0aro. 5rei. 4 4 -
tdg fir Observation-Disclosures. RfO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Wcne Scrbiticibe.

Yaio 1afieta uno 9ouiiine Seibe; 90 Bon
brett, moberne belle 4laios; sSertb Al a
69e. Oarb. 5reitas fir,........... ~ +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Sd)iparse Saffeta-S Scioc.

Oarobrcite fdparae 3aifeta aIeiberfcioe, reinC
Getoe bon outer Gualltdi, rabens 4 Z a
1bWar5; gSertD Too Uarb. 5reitag liir IfV =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
5eniter.H .Honlc1ur.

llnourbiidbtigc Seuer 9o.dedur. bel 6 SUB
aul 9nten Sprungfeoer iouern; iueb ODER far
big; SefnnonS Der Sorte. Die mir ees 4 q q
poDnlt6 liir 24c perfaner. iSreitag q y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
&nabcn= =anicbuirn.
ST 90

800 0uore MunbrusNuic6ofcn, rnum Tuarc
9Ieb; aus &citen BON bobicincn etolieu &c
re; pe iolgt: fcbpcrc GorouroD 3 bis is Sabre:
qan6 moIlene bIauc .ScrGc. his 6 Sabre;
lbmnr5e uno hlnuc lbibctS. bis 10 Sabre;
9Sprlicos, 6uiitmereS mn Snccns. bis II
Sabre; Slunmcr Sucuus aus Ser0cS, &oriic0S
lIno t1nc0 9bcoioa, 3 bis 6 Sabre; in fcDlitb.
ten NloomersWtoo mo nub 5ortcu nit oops
gelem cit mo AHteell; gun3 uuuenc Stoilc;
gSerbe bOc, G9c. uno Ijc. 1na
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Gnabcu Iusiisc.

Wtebrere 3uuheri uiiime uno Wiatroicnblou
lellsNnobensNl5itge aus biibidrm llcuCn meIirtcu
Ylato nno 9bcd 9Sorlieo; GirUBcu biz 0
NaQte; NIT Sctocu @ntbcmcn uuo Orpbcu .Qtu
lrolcnsStrnetn, bubel Nloomcr SSuiCu: mei!rr
3ni0enit; SScrt0 $3.50 uuo So ca mr.
6rritag itr ................... y inUG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
90 r
Eananta.H H0fe.
Sulcn fir WGnncr nnb 'Siiuolinnc.

Wdnners uno SinoIinoss sooIen aus blaucr
nno fdbpnrier Sbtbet iuncb Gaiiimeres. 9bes
otots NM thHn aeilrelltcn gSoriteo Gffcitcn; 30
hls 40 3aillenmnub fiir Mdnrer mo @r6ben
10 bis 20 Sabre Iilr SilnNn0c uno itbluerc
SalllenlnaaB; lScrtD $l.50 bis 81. @G ~
oretne llt observation-disclosures. lhlJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Gbambrag-S birtluaiIts.

~ Suecnb SbirtpaiitS aus outer. merccriSeo
ebamb'du, nit Streien ldDpner Stlderet al Der
5ulbnitt; Sr6ben bon nur SO, 80 uno 4 n a
AZ; sSerlb Doc. 6rettag ir........ ~ y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18

SGiic snr &ciIe in's InsIano BE-
iurgt &. Gainc, 9lr. Alb, Cf-Yalii'
mrrcitrnGc, nabc Gnltom Spnie XSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
&nabcn.SdlnlidJnbe.

anubensShube aus eutent Sain GnIf uno
Songola ao, init iauinloiem Sberibei mo
breiten Spblen; @rbBen o bis 1919; Ann
2sertb $1.25. isreitaa fir. ........ SOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
@i(en6er9's Sreita9s- Yargai,ts.

Sre ads e fir aauafae Bargains eHmcss
amer benz @erth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Saum,uOll SanbtudyItuifc.

9teiie bon 9aumiuolIs9 Standardization: ,il
Ieb" uno. ibwer; sSertb DC. Daro. y
5reitag fir ................... y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
SdJluarse @oiles.

G5auS pouene fbiuur5e 9biifou YoiIes, IL
garo brett; iteife, brabftee gtppretur: x -
rabeHf6ward; 94ertb SOC. 5rettag fir VOG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Goocrt-Smd) WGntcl.

35 friibe Serbits sSruuenindneI In boiler Qdns
&c, aus mitteli elibmeren lmporirieu Gupert lucD
etlcDe nit gelleppien Sirlppen; etlicbe nit lal,
teia ardeen mo Mani6eiieH; ieoer III perIeis
tenn 3lIlinnoe. 9SeriD $3.50. CA En
5reitag fir ................. 0raVV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Saffeta.S birtiuaiits.

20 3libeno 3aiieta Seioepaits itapar3e ma
rtneblune, brulne lopIurblge, 9raue mo So
penDagen Sbaiilrnn9en; 9elnlieIt nno boblinls
Hllg; etlibe BADEN SrplIieiI aus salpOcr" Gilt
terelen; breipierieI germe bobe rSiod arus
een; lat .auctSrbben: sSertb $2.05. c. Tn
Srcttng 1ur ................... " ElUO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Gleiocr-Stuffc.

ganS wolene udnrifde Stoie, fancb Ranu,
mo uno Wtobair Sicilians alle " Yaro brett;
fbiudr8 uno ulle eetpiiuidbten 5arben; 90 n
gSertb zoe. Uuro. 5rsitas ir.... OJV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Eanama Cuttings.

Sun8 ioouene f6Iidte Banana Cuttings In
dbiuar8, braun mprtbe, garnet peir, 9rau
lobfarbie. ropaIs unb nldrinebllu: A q -
gSertb SIC. Udro. 6reitas fir. @JO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Mrt Sanarcs.

SnIb fpoIlene tpenbbare grt Souares; fir
Grobe 2nmer 9 bel 10k Sub; bodbfeine Wlii.
Tier urlo quite 6arben; Nertb SIS. 90 An
Ste''aB fhr .t................. 0Ou4O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
9raperie e.S,uik.

5abrilree Der belten oemuerten Sraperies
Spib; SO 3ou brett bon ) bis 10 sjos, Gi.
lana; Berfb 12kc. Oaro. 5rcitag fir O2C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
gabp.gGnber.

Hr. u wufctbare gaobs9dnoer, aorbae.
tIett Otifter IN allen feinen 5arien 5arben; &c
Uaros 5nin Siiid; 2Sertb SOC. Siiid. 10 a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Summer Y Befer,
9cntidjcs ganf- nnb @cdIclgcidJGit
26 SontB-Strake,

vEnftpnni Vnnt OF ODMMcrce"sWcbaMDc.
Witaicocr Der NfiicnbDrie.
glils mo 6cridii bon glttien 1ino SbliaGtios
nelt, 9Seb'cl uno Greoibrieie aui uue bnlpt.
idbdbcn StIbte Guroun's. glns mo Beridnf
freuoer GjcIoorlclL iuluic 9tusierii9ung bon
g,olma6tcu, S6iiIsfartcn bon nno nod
Teutfblano. (gtprl27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
@len,n's
$&mefef-

ino gerpeiie fiir lire perfefte 9iein-
beit uno itniibertroffenen mebiaini.
ifen 8ertb. Sic ntaht Die Saut se.
i6meioig, itilt SUDDEN uub idiist oie
8eiunobeit ourd sriinolide Heint.
ging. @Ienn'S SdwefeIieiie mabt
oie @eiidtsiarbe fIar nno friib. In.
iibertroHen fir Babe. uno 2oiIetten.
@e6ralld. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-18
Yobcn.Ccltnd,.

Shperes pobensSelillb, bonn Std in ireeni
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The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
SELECT ROUTE FOR new Line
Washington, Frederick and Gettys-
burg Road Making Progress,
VIII Pass Through BuckeystOwn,
DiclSersOH, PoOIesvilIe. and SEN
ecH, Thence TO the Potomac.

Special so The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Md, Jan. S1.-At a meeting
held at BEckeystown to-day. a route for
the proposed extension of the Washing
ton, Frederick and Gettysburg Railway.
from Frederick 10 Great Falls. was de-
cided upon.
After leaving Frederick the road passes
through BuCkeystown, thence in a south
erly direction to the west OF the Sugar
Load Mountain. passing under the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad at Dickerson
Station, thence in "a southwesterIy direc-
tion TO PoOlesyillc. thence southeasterly
near Seneca 10 the Potomac River, where
the river viii be bridged 20 connect with
the old Dominion Line on the Virginia
side at Seneca Falls
BY an agreement The Washington. Fred
erick and Gettysburg road will use The
old Dominion tracks 10 enter Washing
ton.
A committee of one hundred was ap-
pointed TO solicit for the sale of stock.
As soon as $4,000 is raised the work of
building the road viii begin.
10 is expected 5000 worth Of stock viii
be- taken by residents of Montgomery
County, for already $4,000 worth has been
sold there. The cost OF the road is osti-
mated at between 10000 and $500 000
The road will be thiTty-one miles long.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
FRAT HOUSE BURNED
James Scott Kiehle, Cornell
Junior, PeriShes in Fire.
MARROW ESCAPE FOR OTHERS
Luxurious Home of the Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity Destroyed at an
and Inadequate Fire Equipment
BIamed-Loss About $4,000.

Ithaca. Jan 31.-James Scott Kiehle of
Minneapolis. a junior in the Cornell coll
lege of mechanical engineering, was
burned TO death this afternoon in a fire
that almost destroyed the luxurious home
of the Alpha Tau fraternity. Kiehie was
sleeping on the third floor of the house,
probably after late return home last
night from the junior week dances,
The flames, which started in the base
ment, swept upstairs through the ele-
vatOr shast and surrounded Kiehle's
room before he could escape. His death
vas not learned until a late hour this
afternoon. when a meeting Of the fra
ternity was called The roll was called.
and Kiehle failed 10 answer to his name.
a searching party then went through the
ruins and his charTed body was soon dis
covered.
The fire broke out about noon. The fra
ternity did not entertain a house party
this year. and there were no women pres
ent otherwise the loss OF life would have
been greater About a dozen students
were in the house at the time Of the
fire. but all but Kiehle escaped. Some Of
them had close calls, and two men ran
down from the second floor in their bath
robes
Poor water pressure and Inadequate
fire equipment on the hill handicapped
the fire department, and the best they
could do was 20 save the two lower floors.
Most Of the men lost all Of their effects.
It Is estimated that the loss viii reach
close 10 S25,O00
The death OF Kiehle has caused great
sorrow among the university men. fol-
lowing so soon after the disastrous fire in
another fraternity house, which occurred
recently. in which six men met their
death. The poor IRE precautions afforded
the university buildings has resulted in
much adverse comment.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
RHEA ON The STAND
Prosecution Fails to Connect
Judge with Charges.
THREE HOURS OF TESTIMONY
Yesterdays Hearing at Richmond
Results FavOrabIy for Gov. swan
sons Nominee for Corporation
Commissioner - Prosecution Rests
Its Case for Lack of witnesses.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Jan. A.-Impatient COM
mitteemen, impatient on account of the
fact that the prosecution never once
endeavored to connect Judge Rhea with
any Of their several charges, listened to
three hours of testimony tonight, and
at the conclusion of the hearing the
attacking parties had accomplished moth
ing but a few discharges of witnesses
and a strengthening of the conviction
which has been growing since Thursday
night that Gov. Swanson's nominee
would be confirmed as corporation COM
missioner following the report of the
joint committee on combinations.
In the outset Of the hearing Attorney
Buchanan, Of Marion, yielded his seat
as a representative of Judge Rhea TO A.
A. Campbell OF Wytheville. who Will
be associated with the defense during
the rest of the investigation. As they
did last night, the prosecution rested its
case again tonight for lack of further
witnesses. saying that they hope to be
prepared for completion Of their testi-
mony Monday night. The defense then
consented to put Judge Rhea on the
stand.
Judge RheR Discusses Charges.
Judge Rhea, In response to questions
from his attorney, Tate Irvine, gave a de-
tailed account Of his actions in every case
in which the several charges have been
brought against him. He spoke unhesi-
tatingly, and simply made expressions
which have been previously verified by
other witnesses. In regard to the reports
appearing I'm the Bristol Courier concern
ing his actions in the dismissal Of the al
legged murderer, Jordan, Judge Rhea said
that the editor Of that paper, understood
TO be c. II. Slack. now editor of the
Nashville American, was one Of his bit
terest enemies. and that they had fre-
quently had disputes on various political
questions.
T0-nighJ's hearing was conspicuous for
its lack Of wrauglng.
The committee adjourned until Monday
night. when il is believed that Judge
Rhea viii be subjected to the cToss-eX-
animation Of the prosecuting attorneys.
The early adjournment was made at the
request Of a member of the committee
who wished 10 catch "a train.