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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18

Life of Gen. Burnside
journal of Cruise in Essex
Christian Science
Letters Of John Dunton
Oxford Memories, "
Dante aud his Italy
Life of viscount Cough, 81
Memoir of Sir II. c. Rawllnson
A Life in Song
Ballads and other Poems
The Aztec God and other Dramas
Life of the First Earl of Dnrham,2v
Memoirs of Lyon Playfalr
Familiar Letters Of James Howell.
w
Autobiography Of Veteran
Elizabeth of Roumanla
French Colonists and Exlles in the
United States
Philosophy of Loyalty
Recollections Of a Lucknow Nete.
Uprising of the Many
Adventures of Naval Officer
Worry--The Disease of the Age
Life of Maj, Andre
"reminiscences, "
m. Autobiography, "
Natural History in Shakespeare's
Time
Astronomy with the Naked Eye
Life in the Homeric Age
Life Of Gen. Sir 4. B. Hamley'2v
John Harvard and his Times
Old Royal Palace pr Whitehall
Life and Letters bf j. II, Short
house. "
Diary of the Times OF Charles II,
2v
Life and Times of Vim. Laud
Mary Rich, Countess OF Warwick
Cradle OF the Hapsburgs
Siege and Fall of Port Arthur
Tour Through Armenia, "
London Street Arabs
Life and Letters of Edw. A. Free
man, "
History of Virginia-Sabine he
print
Sir Henry Irving, "
Revolutionary Letters
Memoirs of Countess Potocka
History of the Missisco Valley
'Lovewell's Great Fight
Human Bullets
Life Of Queen Henrietta Maria, ~
Life of r. b. Hayden, 81
Recollections of Mexico
A Queen of Unrest
Recollections of Publisher, "
Memoir Of Bishop Walton. "
Life of Endymion Porter
The Great Earl of Cork
The Young Malefactor
The Other Side of the Lantern
North America, "
Augusta, Empress Of Germany
Life of Gen. Philip Schuyler
Marshal Turenne
Poland, The knight among Ma
tons
Toscanelli and Columbus
Barbarian Invasion OF Italy, w
Romance Of Savoy, "
Historical Antiquities OF the
Greeks "
History of the Isle OF Wight
. l.. Life OF Marquis Dalbonsie, "
The Truce in the East
Coming Struggle in Eastern ASIA
The France of To-day
Inner Life Of the House OF Com
mons, "
Margaret Smiths Journal
A Queen Of Tears, "
Caroline the lllustrlons, "
Romance of Lady Burton. "
Five Fair Sisters
Ironclads in Action, q
History OF the American People, 5v
Story OF a Soldiers Life. "
From Midshipman TO Field Mar
shal, "
Memoirs OF Monsieur Claude
Life Of Sir Richard Burton, "
I.ouisbourg in l745
Our Moslem Sisters.
Fiction.
The Militants
The Arstocrats
The Man Between
A Rock ia the Baltic
Barrier
Rose Macleod
Master Of the Mine
The Shuttle
Confessions Of a Daddy
GunhiId
Ny Merry Rockhurst
The Reckoning
The Younger Set
Man who was Thursday
Mr.. crewe's Career
A Turnpike Lady
Mrs. Jim
Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Jimmy
Arethnss
The primadonns
King Spruce
Somehow Good
X. Us. Mother
The Grey knight
THE Fair Moon o. Bath
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine
Doc Gordon
Money Magic
The Chief l.egaiee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18


Poor
Porter
Powell
Prince Soc.
Pycrof,
Ragg
Raft
Rawlinson
Raymond
Raymond
Raymond
Reid, s. j.
Reid, w
Repplier, Ed.
Rocca
Roosevelt
Rosengarten
Royce
Ruggles
Russell
ST John
Saleeby
Sargent
Schurz
Scott, Lieut.. dt
Seager
Serviss
Seymour
Shand
Shelley
Sheppard
Shorthouse
Sidney
Simpkinson
Smith, c. +.
Smith, q. +.
Smith, w. X.
Southgate
Stanley. Mrs.
Stephens
Stith
Stoker
Stone, Ed.
Stryienski
Sumner
Symmes
Tadayoski
Taylor, j. A.
Taylor, Tom
Thompson
Tighe
Tinsley
Todd
Townsliend
Townshend
Travis
Treves
Trollope
T'schudi
Tuckerman
Van Norman
Vignaud
Villari
Viteileschi
Wachsmuth
Warner, X.
Warner, Sir w
Weale
Weale
Wendall
White
(Whittierl
wilkins
Williams
Wilson. ii. w.
Wilson, w.
Wolseley
Wood
Wormeley, TT.
Wright
Wrong
Zwemsr
Andrews
Anterior
Barr
Barr, Robt.
Beach
Brown
Euel,anau
Burnett
Butler
Garfield
Castle
Chambers
Chesterton
Churchill
c'leghorn
Conrad
Crawford
Day
DE Morgan
Deland
DE Ia Pasture
Ellis
for
Freeman
Garland
Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
fits on the compIainants' property. :

fits on the compliments property The
tax was not paid and the property was
advertised and sold. The appellate court
Sustains the assessment, but holds that
there was no installment of the. assess
ment due at the time of the sale or col
lectable at all by reason of the defect in
the condemnation act. nor was that de-
feet cured by the later act until after the
bill had been filed. The complainants
were under no obligation to tender pay
ment of sum not then due in whole or
in part.
Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard also delivered
the opinion of the court reversing the ac-
ton of the lower court in the case of l.,
D. Sechrist against Joseph r. Atkinson.
The latter secured verdict for $40.
claimed as commission on sale of real
estate. The lower court. it is declared,
erred in admitting in evidence certain
memorandum which it is held should only
have been referred to by the witness for
the purpose of refreshing his memory
where he had no distinct, independent
recollection of the facts recorded or the
date of the occurrence. The case Is re-
manded for a new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
ALLEGED Disorderly House.

Pericles r. Snyrnas and Augustus Cha
chonas. proprietors of the Pittsburg Hotel
of Ala Pennsylvania avenue. were ar
raigned before Judge Kimbail of the Po-
lice Court yesterday charged with con-
Quoting dsorderiy house. They entered
plea of not guilty and demanded jury
trial. Pending the trial both defendants
are at liberty under 500 collateral each
The arrest of Snyrnas and Chachonas
was the result Of police raid Saturday
night last from the sixth precinct. headed
by Detective Armstrong. Following the
arrest a detail of police went through the
establishment and arrested nine men and
women The persons last named arrested
were either tried yesterday in Inc Police
Court and fined $40 or forfeited collateral
amounting 10 $40. The names given the
police are l.. w. Erickson. May Fogarty,
Frances Lynch. Cora Evans. Lottie
Brown. William Maddox. Melvin Leakin.
Madeline Northrdge and Theodore Free
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
BY COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down in Two Lo-
cal Cases.

The Court of Appeals in an opinion by
Mr. Chief Justice Shepard has reversed
the decree of the District Supreme Court.
which dismissed for lack of jurisdiction a
bill filed by Helen Buchanan and others
against the District Commissioners and a
purchaser at a sale for failure to pay spe-
cial assessments levied against their prop
ertv The court remanded the case with
directions to enter a decree vacating the
sale of the lots and canceling the certiti-
cate of sale upon condition that the COM
plainants within "A reasonable time pay
into court for use of the defendants. as
they may be entitled the entire amount
OF the assessment with interest as re-
quired by law.
The Commissioners extended Rhode
Island avenue and the jury assessed bene-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17

vile Thursday. April 8. at noon. to select
delegates to represent the county at the
sixth district congressional convention.
which meets at Hagerstown April is. and
to choose delegation to represent the
county at the state convention, which
will be held in Baltimore April 30. The
primary election will be held April from
3 to pm.
1t has been decided to hold a Masonic
fair in the fair grounds at Rockville
June >, :. and ). The various commit
tees appointed several weeks ago are at
work in perfectinS the arrangements
and there is said to be every prospect
that the affair will be the biggest of the
kind ever held in Montgomery county.
One of the four days will be devoted to
field and track events. Mr.. Edwin s.
Hege is chairman of the committee on
athletic events. He reports that there
is every prospect that high-class perform
ers will compete in every contest.
The officers of the fair association are:
Dr. George F.. Lewis. president: DR..
George l.. Edmonds, vice president: Rob-
ert G. Hilton. secretary and treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
Sight Restored After n Years.

NEW YORK. March 17.-Word has been
received in New York that Alice Hollis.
the blind woman who several weeks ago
left her home in Port Huron. Mich.
bound for Wiesbaden. Germany. to have
her eyes treated. has not only completed
the trip. which she undertook all alone.
but has got back the sight which she lost
twenty-seven years ago, when she was
thirteen years old. She is also able to see
to read When she started for Germany
her friends home helped her buy her
tickets and arrange heg trunk checks To
each of these she attached little slips,
printed in the blind language telling what
they were. She could tell just what tick
cts TO present to the conductor and all the
other people with whom she had to deal
in travelling. The ride to New York was
easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
M. GRANT LUCAS ENDORSED.
His Appointment as Supervising
Principal of Schools Requested.

Resolutions asking that the board Of
educa ton fill the vacant position of supeI-
vising principal in the twelfth school divis-
ion and ndorsing NJ Grant Lucas. prin-
cipal of the Bruce School. for the position.
We're passed last evening at meeting of
a citizens association held in Calvary
Episcopal Church. 18th and II streets
northeast. The resolutions stated that
the schools of the division are suffering
through want of adequate supervision,
and that the recent Collinwood disaster
emphasizes the Importance of adequate
supervision and management no less thaD
of fireproof buildings"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
jury to Assess DAMAGES

Justice Barnard presiding in the Dis
trict Court. has empaneled jury to
assess the damages and benefits acruing
from the widening of an alley in square
3i7. between 10th and 18th. e and f.
streets. Testimony will be heard as to
the value of the land Friday, March -
The jury comprises Philip f.. Larner. W.
s. Teel. j. S. SUormstedt, Carl j. r.
Graf and Ernest A. knorr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17
REMAINS PLACED IN VAULT.
Honors Paid to Memory of Brig.
Gen Sullivan.

The remains of Brig. Gen. Thomas c..
Sullivan, US.A.. retired, who died at
Fort Monroe. Va. last Friday. were
brought to this city ANA cremated and
the ashes were deposited in a receiving
vault at the Arlington National Gene
terry yesterday. Funeral services We're
conducted by Chaplain Brown at Fort
Myer and the usual military honors Were
paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17

PILES CURED IN 8 TO II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding o: Protrudiny
Piles in to IL days or money refunded. soc.
acl-fnGR.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17

INTO every generation Of Ameri-
cans George Washington is justly
held to be the purest figure in
- history-a superb example of the
perfect citizen-a just and righteous
ruler and "a light for after time"
This commanding personality had a
magnificent physique. He stood over six
feet in his stockings, was remarkable for
Workmanship, agility and strength-the
finest gentleman and athlete of his day.
His constitution was of iron and he
knew how to keep it so. His biographers
declare that in eating and in drinking as
in all things he was normal; enjoying
the juice of the malt all the days of his
life. He drank it around campfires, as
we'll as in his own home and upon social
and state occasions.
Furthermore, upon his Mount Vernon
plantation he had brew house, as was
the regular custom of wealthy Virginians.
richer colonists brewed beer from malt imported
from England Natl Mag. Hist. vol. Is. 15O.
Biography [l9ool 1913 Quotations from Samuel
Stean's ibid"
History o Virginia. by Roger Beverly.
Colonial Liquor Laws Thomasl page so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Sic MciiciniiCn.

Nuiihnung oca trunaotIontii6cn
Eerioncn GerfebrS Don bier mad,
europa. - Mtit Dem Iampicr
o@rc8lml" labren bcutc 80 9al.
tinnorcr uno iiber 100 Yerloncn
aus an0crcn Sbcilcn 0cS 2un0eS.
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bcOcltcllo 8cbeIiert, b%elon0erS Der
&ertebr bon bier nud) europa. Sll
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mad Bremen antrctcn0en Noroocut
id)en &lop0 . Campers y@re9lnu"
rcilen nabe5u POO Yerloneu oarulltCr
sic iolgcnOcn Noltin1orcr uno @nib4
ingtoncr:
Bon Baltimore - Sr. Geo. Ibcl.
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9cld)cr, Nr. uno Sroll Houi3 Vuds
bolt9, Trnl Nnna Wt. Gbc@ncp, &r.
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Jon, 6rl. Nncliu 8raf, 6rou gillette
Nottid)olf, Sr. mo 6rou &curp Sim.
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Nr. unb Srou Ncnrn WioIlcbrc, Nr.
mo Srou nils Npiclht, Srou Nmn.
liza Sppermon Sri. Minnic 9opia
McnnolbS, Sri. @lorn HciIcl, &r. II.
y. Houliton &r. Grnit ShnlciBer,
Mr. &orru StnleiBcr Or. TbronSi.
mon mo @ottin, SEQ Sinlon, 9ooib
Ginon Nr. g.. @m. Sottlcr, Sri.
Gnmo @ulpntonn, Sr. g gSolpmnnm
uuh Nr. Spbn gSenSfp mo Sittbcr
81. 81. WiuiS.
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=. WorQllor, Trl. Guo Storf, Srot
Gbo&. Sh0icr, Sri. Shdicr, &r. Is.
Shdlcr JIM, 1t. Srou emma Stein.
bo9cn.
SernCr inter Mnoercn: Sr. Tbeo.
Sonnenbcrg @ln0cnSburn Nh. ;;Sr.
s. $. Gohcnboii, bon Noriolf, 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
@cridmrl5nng uOn Yianufabrifcn.

Iic Eianoinbrif Don @nl. @nnbc &
81. nit jrpci groBcn Gabrifcn III
Bolton unb Hodciter inter Dem
Nnmen oNncricon Hinno So"
pcrihnol5cn.-Sr. Grnit anobc,
JIM, ErGiioent ser nclten Som.
poAnic,
Ginc Spc3ialocpeid)e Oc3 .Geut-
idcn Gorreiponoenten" aus Seem.
Oort in8t:
Die GonioliOirung Ser Eianos6a.
brifutiOnsiirmen @lm. anabe 4 So.
BON Baltimore Ordering T. S0bue
bon Bolton II. Scr Softer Irmitron1'
60. Don Ro6cIter, R..D., fam bclttc
bier ST Ston0e. Sic Interpretations
popicrc, oic belttc mtcricid)nct mllrs
hell, 0cbcn ser coniolioirtCn Sirlno
Gen Non1cn .2lncrican Ninno 60"
Gte ncle GonpnNHic miro moracn
inter Sen @cicBen Or3 StdntcS 9tctp,
Scrieu in~corporirt mcrocn nit cincm
&opitol Don $6,0QO,O00 Gor5u05s
mo $G,OOO,OOO Stommafticn. Die
@camtcu iiI0: FrGiiocnt Grnit ara
be, JIM, Gicc.FrGiiOcutcN @coroe IS.
Softer, @m. &nobe, GborleS $. Go6D
mo @m. 9. NrnItron9 Sdubneis
tier @corQe Guton. IS mllrOe befntnt
Qcacbcn, oob Sic acacumGrtige &C.
ihaitSfiibrung Scr cin3elncn tSobri-
Ten b~cibcboltcu mo nit ser 6nbrita.
ton bon Fidno3 in alien 3lr nulen
Gompo9nie acb0renocn 6abrifen
iort9eiabrcn miro"
Gic 6obrifen Ser ncllen Gompognie
III Bolton mo Hphciter iino huge.
fihr bon Oerielben @r0Be pie bic bic
ii1e ser 6irmn @m. arobe 4 So.
lit sic groBte uno Glteitc
Eionoi1brit in Baltimore. Sic MIR.
6e 1887 Don Nerrn Y8ilbclm anabe.
Dem @roBuoter Scr icbi0cn Better
ac1riinoet. 9ie icbi9e aopo5itGt Scr
6ubrif lit 1000 Eionos i'm Sabre,
iinO mcnn oieielbc uol beihGiti9t lit,
gicbt lie ilber 600 Nrbeitern lobnens
Den &croieWit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

gen ser llcberidJipcnmultaelt bon 50.
nc's I6Gcn gcridttif .>entidieocn
iin6.
Hoti5cn.
Ger StuI.GpmmiiiGr &o6crt %.
Eotbcr, q. g. Gunning6om llno &,
,uBmonn r%ntcrbanoeln nit ben ".
g. Ibcns grben Inn oen anfollf ber
rSun."Gruderci, Gde BON Snrotoga.
un0 GolucrtitroBc, iiir einen Nnner
6im Eolpted)uiihcn &nltitut.
Ter nFcQbooD SeiGbtS.Nerid)01e.
rllnNs- Tcrcin" miro sic Strobcrs
0urdbruds = Gommiiiion criuten,
bcu 10 SUB brciten IobrpcG in Ser
Mittc Scr GborIesitrobcn.Npe I'M.
ber3iiaIih icrti0 itcQcn 5l loiien.
Sr. @. Nc. Gaicott, YrGiiocnt Ser
biciigcn @iI0boucr- @cicli6oft, bat
bon Sen S&. SoGn ~. Gorrcrc unb
Trc0crif Gam Slmitc0, ocn &unitucr.
It1noigen, @ricie er6oltcn, in mel.
den iein NInnL cincn Sbeil oc8
nGruiO Sill EorfcS" fir Stotltcr 5u
r%clcrpircn, gut9e6ciBen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Sonncnanfs uno llntcr1ang.
TaS Wettcr.

Sir WarDlono mo Sen Iiitrift
Columbia hel,tc flur mo filbler,
morgen tlor, lcidte norOlueitIide bis
n0roIidc Win6c,
Ia9 Wcttcr iuor g~eitern orobcnS,
obcr eS reQl1etc bod nltr Elm fIctn
mrnig in Den HbenOitmocn. Gie
b6d)ite Scmpcrotur mnr 80 @roo nm
3 llbr Nodnlitto9S uno Die nieori9Ite
81 @ro0 um 6 llbr NtorgenS.
Sn oen anocrcn 9un6e5 Wctter.
gcobod)tltnaS. Siutioncn wllroen Die
iol0cn0cn h0hitcn Temperament per-
6eihnet:
Goitport IS, @ortlon0 rs, Bolton
Sc, Nlbonn IS, Ncm. Dorf 81. Fbilos
bclpbio 81, Ntlnntic-Gitp y, Cape
Mop -, @oibinQton Sc, Noriolf 50.
Charlotte 90, NilminQton Sc, Gborle.
ton sc, Souonnob 80, &odionpinc
IS, >Supitcr 81, Mcp-98cit Sc, Ntlonta
Sc, montgomery IS, Ncm.N rlconS
80. Nulcitine 90, COLLECTION IS, Cor.
pms Gbriiti Sc, Wcmpbi3 -, Gilrcin-
noti so, EittSbnrG 50, C0mcgo so,
buffalo 20, GlepclnnO II, Getroit y,
Ilpcnn 81, Mnrqllcttc II, Green Ban
60, Chicago -, Glllutb 80, Ct. Saul
%, ct, &olliS rs, &onioS.Gim rs,
Snloho G6, @lron IS, @iSmorf 81,
@iuiiton 66, Suurc &c, Nclcno y.
Salt Cafe II, 0cnucr rs, Nortb Elot-
te IS, GooQc Gitp so, Nnloriao 81,
Cos Nngclca 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
@aHtngton- Agentnr
-beS-
"9emtf&en GorreCponoent,"
@m. Sannemann, 1915 Mariou.
Strafe, N..W.
mo Hn!sisen nuS gstennngen entasaex &C.
upn,nten iperbeu.
Gofalbcridltr ans @aibington.

6ouScin it ur5 NIT 2cbcns.
pcrluI it.
3nci Eerioncn iollocn ibrcn Goo
tcllte bel Dem Giniillr5 zines i'm Ban
tcfin0lidcn neuen Experimentation.
les an Der Siiomeit . Gfc BON 20.
rno E.Strobc, Noromeit, umo flint
anocrc WtGnncr lpilrOcn ucrleBt, GA.
rDlt 5mei gcidbrIid. Dos llngliid
%crci1net iid I'M %loibiouoblcn 1beile
ser Nu1oca Solptitubt. Gic SOB.
ten limo: Somncl Sing, n Sabre, II.
Der Negcr Ni6oro @cit, 30 Sabre
alt. Gerlebt mllr0cn Nnl. &. WtiQcr.
9ioD IomnS, SbomnS Wuiep bon
Clarendon Ga, un0 bic Ncger Jfid,.
gSbeeler unb George GloDton. gld)t
cnoerc Nrbciter enttomen obnc Ser
%lcbllngen. 3pei Der &%crleBten, @m.
MILLER un0 GloptoM lie9cn imGmer.
gcrlcp Solpital in fritiidem 3uitan.
o2 0arnteoer. IomnS, 0aiep un6
gSbeeler fanlcn nit gnll5 Ieihten Ser.
leblln0en oopon. Ser ltnfoQ murhe
noourd, pcrlrlnd)t, bdB Ole Wauern
lId) nod oltBcn ncigtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
StGrfmna mnb WcinnSbeit

iinbet man in einem @iaie Bier ans
Sreo. 9alernihmiot'S nImericon
@rauerci." Nus beitem Sopfen mo
MalS gebrallt, aiiinilirt lid leidt nit
Scr Nabrnng u,b lit Dem ibpGditen
Wagen 5utr1glih. 9rnucrei 1t04--
1923 Siuen.Str. Gel. 6. & g. 364,
Wto. 1891. Q62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

VII II d) tc y q +, nm rub | i
3r It erben. - Sn Ser Gitlihcn $50.
li5elltation meIocte iid) 9~eltern elm in
Slinlpen getlei0etcr Wanr, iuelter
icinen Nancn ols @m. Sboban, g.
Sabre ali, ongob, mo bot, linn eineh
Tlot n%r5mpciicn, 100 er rubi0 iter-
ben fonnc. Gem Midter @orluno
er5dblte er. bob or mGbreno icine@
Gon5en 2cbcns bon Sfitiolaihl1gen
perfolgt p1re mo ibm oaS 9tohtIa.
ger i'm Hinnitein mo SbiireingGn,
cen nid)t mebr bebnge. aooi Oar
lamb entiprod) iciuem @rmihc uno
iiberlpieS Sbubn aili 5luci Wonnte
Dem Yappieip . Mini.
3mei 9abnopfcr beer.
bigt. - Snmcs 9. WcIoniel unb
Nm. 2. NortoI, 5mei Opier oea
9abnuniaas bel annapolis, mllroen
geitern beeroigt. Griterer wobrlte in
Scr. 1903, NorO-g roaonap, uno Get
terer in Nr. ZIG, Rorb Sutton. ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
&On 2auosmanu bcitublcm.

Ger Ttalielcr TentoretiS crlcihtert
leillcn S%oloSn1mm Trincipio INN
leir 9unfoutbobcn bon $500 in
Rom, - EoliSeirid)ter @orlonb
iIberlpeiit Semoreti3 oeru &c.
rid)tSpcrfobren.
sQfrebo 9emorctis bon Hr. 40l,
Silo . GrctcrltroBe, meld)cr am Mon-
tag inter scr Nniduloiaung perboi.
tct lpnroe, otgeblih ieinem itolieni'
ld)cn 2nnbsmam Somasco Yrinci.
pho bon Hr. S13, Stilcsitrobe, ein
Wunfbud) i'm Wertbe bon $500 gcltob.
len 81 bnben, mllroe gcltern brrd
Hidter Garland in Der oltliden go.
ll5eiltotion benn @criftsuerfnbrcn
ilbcrmielel uno in Grmongelung bon
$1,000 @iirald)ait bis gum Ero5eB
bintcr SdloB unb Hicael gciperrt.
Sn beru &crbor erfl0rte Der altacbs
lid @~eitoblcnc. Der? @cibuloigten lei
Gefannt Nttpclcn, bab or bel elmer
Wunf III Rom Gin @iltboben bon
$500 oeponirt bottc. 9cmorctio,
logtc er, Dem unifcincno borum &C.
lcgen mar, oaS @onfbud) IN feline
SGnoc 81 befommcll. ociltcte mieoer.
bolt ort, boB Oos @clO perloren lei,
mo Dor 5pci Wonaten babe oerielbe
i'm criudt, ibm oas Bud 81 gebenL
Inn iih bel Gonill Sfioiiino ST er.
frnbigen, OF Die bctreiicnoe r0miidc
@onf iolio lei. Gr bobc 9emoretiS
has 9anfbud) enolid) mlSgeb1noigt.
obcr anltatt 5ilm GoniuI S6iafiino
sI geben, babe Genlorctio oaiiclbe
ongcbIid nod Stalicn geibidt ms
bilrd) cin gcfdlidtes gifibopit sic
gan5e Srmme geboben. Gemaretis
geltano oieSbot ein mad)te aber mel.
ter feline Grfl1runa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Die @aiicn in yGlcetric.Earf."

Ger Worplnn0. 3meig oes ,Nutonlo'
bil.GlubS Don 2lnncrifu" bri11t
1000 Naiienfinocr in Nutonlobi,
len gum D9teuen Glcctric-@arf.
Ter gauge Fort oen &inocrn sur
&erfiigulg. - Webr AutomobiIc
n0tbig.
Ter NorDlunos 3lucis OeS n9luto.
mobil.Glubs bon Nmcrifa" bat 9lr.
roll9ementS getrofferl, bellte mebr
ais taliieno Wailcnfinbern ein Ser.
Onilgen 5u uerihoiien, mic oieielben
cs nobl nientuls in ibrem 2eben bis.
Der geDabt babet. Sn N%lltonlobilcn
Iollcn Die ornlcll, uaters un0 mltters
loien &leillen ubgebolt puto gum
.9teucn Electric Fart" gcinbrcn mer.
ocn, no lie nne5 oas, mas lie IN
Observation-Disclosures, in oen Gr5Gblungeu
aus n1auieno uno cine Had)t" gele
len, mas ibnen pieQeidt einmal ein
Sraum mar, Dor Sic glil9en gcjolt-
bert mirfli6 ltn0 mabr6aitig Dor iid)
Ieben merocn. Serr Goien, Der lie.
benSmiirOige @eidGitSiiibrer bcs
Torfs, miro sic fleine @eieQifait bel
ibrcr Nnfumit IN Gnlpiang ne6n1en
unO JIG ourG ale Die Ibeater, Shat'
itelltn9cn uno ionItigen Sebenspiir.
oiafciten oeS Hieien.l
geleiten. Na6oem Ole &in0er alcS III
NllBenld)ein Aenommen babcr, miro
iiir onS leiblide @obl 0crielben ge.
iorgt meroer, inoem man lie nit Sen.
dcn un0 @ririidungen bemirtbet.
3ie automobile lpcrocn 0onn sic
&lcinen mieocr nob ibrcn Seimit1t-
ten Den uerid)ieocncn @uiicnbdlliern
3llrilf brin1cn, no iic ieoeniauS nod
longc BON 0en if0nen Grinnerungen
oicieS Cages 5ebrcn peroen.
Gle ein5iae Sdnpicrigfcit, melfe
lih elmer proqrommmGbiQcn Ai3s
iiibrung 0cS ElnneS nod cntgegen.
itcQt, lit sic, Dob porl1uiig nod
nidt geniigeno Nutomobile 5llr Ser.
tiigung geitcnt ii,lo. Sober BETTER
zines ioldcr, Der bohcr ooliclbe nod
81 bicicm eblcn 3luetc 5llr Gcrfii-
Nllng itcQcn modte, iucnoc iid an
Srn. WiQifcn Sclcpbpn ct. Eo,,i
(2l95) ,pelfcr boS Encouragement Der
Iobrt in SGnben bat. 9icieIbe
ninmt beittc Nod)nrittoq 3 ll6r al
Der Ode Der Mt. Hopo( p gpcnue ll1o
Gb~orlcsitraBc ibren Nnfon0, or0c.
fiibrt bon Der &apelle ocs electric.
Hnrf.
Gie &inbcr ans bcn iolgcnben @oi.
len g. Tnitoltcn merben Sbcil ncb.
men: 9cutihc3 @oiicnbouS, q. Gn.
tonillS @oiicnbou5, ct. Worn'S
MGbd)cn d. @oiicnboiS, SSroelitiiheS
@~niienbots, ct. &obn'S @oiien.
bollS, Noro0itlidc Gop Nuricrp, boS
Baltimore @~oiicn6ouS, ct. @inccnt
sc Eolll @o%iicnbouS, SSroelitiihr
ainocrid)uB . @eicQihoit, Ct. Ye.
tcr'S NipL Scim ser Srclunoloien,
Scr. potriotiidr @cleuidoit fir Sim.
Scr in Worplnnb, Nliricrp II. Gibbs
Solpitol, &nnbcn : Seintotb Gbriit
Gblrd, Srpbonoqc nno Senrp @at.
ion ainoer SiiliS : @eic1ihoit.