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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
NnS Baltimore GcMntN,

Tampigci5u1g&uppdrot III Ser &'h.
ntlla oc& 1erru GborIc2 &. so
MGR, iuny III @iount 2&oihjn5ion
crplo0irt. - NiCnton0 pcrIctt. -
0ronO an Der 1ltcu @aripro.
NoQo.
@0brcno SEER Charles Z. Momcr,
inn. &icc ErdiiOcut Scr n3IpclttII
Nntionulbunt." gritcrn &orn1tttod
nit iciurr Gdmilic in IcilrcrISohr'tl1
Nj Nimmt @nininltou bcim Erltb'
itiid2tiid iob, crioIgtc pIoblid) 'lllr
Grploiiou int Seller hca @alllc2, Iptls
dlc ou2 McbGuor IN iciucu @rluto-
icilcn crbcbcl mud)tc. ?ilrnlon0 mllr.
Sc jc0odl pcrlcGt, ouAcRclt dbGr sen
Trijhitiidcuoru Ser Nppetlt Olrd) oell
onaQcitonotilcu Shrcdcn 0rilnoIiH
p]croorbclL }lUtui lllt rllr Stitf Scr
Icdc in Ou4 Giirn Hciollen mar.
cine llntcriuhlnl iibcr Den @rlut0
Der GrpIoiion crQob, baG DER 6ei5cr
6 pcriGlmrt bottc, 0cn Gampfuppu
rat nit Gcniigcno Mniicr 81 pcrior.
gen. SMoocu lujro urlf et)uu S100 Qc
'ddtt.
tro6cubohuGc dl q +
Dcrtlaqt.
@crr Charles :. Sienrod rcrdltc
bcim Nrcialerid,t 1T (omion lrJcn
Die .&crciniNtc StrnBcnbabn.tHc'rl
id)ait" clue olri $500 IMltcn0c Or
iotfIogc ell iiir onlc6litcn Shoocn,
0ell or Ooolrh crIittcn, oob ictlc
Mollltbicrc mo irin @&oAcu om %.
Sftpbcr DON clncm StroGcJbobn,
luoQgon Qctroiicn mur0cn.
W~crlouNt d uOcnCriuG,
SEER Ehco0or q. 2ur1nou pcr,
fIogtc Ole Gomtps Gpmmiii6rc iilr
$1,000 GrioB iiir Shuoclt ser on
Qcblif ooourd unHcrid)tct murAc.
OaB Gountu 2nnacitcIltc otlf ictncm
Nnpcicn an SulphW SpriuA Hoo0
I'M IS. Tiitrift an /. ItGr5 >ucrth'
polio @dumc %Cnt1crntCn.
@obnhou% ciuac0idcrt
Gin Mohnbulta ullf Dem Nnuelcu
0ca NCrrn <Sobn Niuc al ser ultcn
&orioro.Hoob III Guruca mltroc nnt
Mittpodl Orrdl tSClcr icrit0rt. Gic
Tinnmcu iprultgcu ulI cin uubclie'
Qcn0ca @ch0l, iibCr, pom oclll rtlud )
gltcr cingcdifcrt lpur0cn. Ger
@runo iuuroc pom Der @urocnpillc
Scllcrmcbr Qcloiht. Goa obgcbrumtc
@cb1uoc nor crit tilr5lih fcrtia9c-
ItcIlt mor0cn muh nod umbrmomlt.
Is rcprGicntirtc cincn Mcrth uott
$1,000.
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Tns bern Snnercu WtarplanO's nnb
Den a%ngrcn5cnbcu StGatcu.

Cine mun'0 Crpollc Mut.
Strait Geo. ". Come BON Smith2'
burg, @aibingtons GoulltpL W0., be
iiBt einc Stub uor Der bcriibmtcli
ScriepsHaIic, 0ie pom g., MGr5 bis
5ltm 81. 9topcnrbrr 336 'Ei,nb Sut
ter ~licirrte - 8 Eiulio pro Wod)c.
SSn elmer Wode mur0cn Uon ser
Nilf Der &uh fl Eiunb Butter &C
i%uonneil.'
Sinb iinon5icIl III Snnt
tntcrcliirt.
Gcrihie0cnc 9emoBncr pom Sull@
burn, @iconlico. Gountn No. iillo
%finou5icll IN elmer 80 Oicilcn lnlacll
@iienbobn i'll Suptt. no Mepollltioll
mtS9ebrodJel1 lit. intcreiiirt. Or.
Staotalenotor Wnrion Y. Nrcping.
ton bon HiconticosGoumtp lit Ntit'
glieb bcS Iircftorilml$ Sc @ubn.
SintcrIicB Gin 0roGc4 Scr
mogen.
Ios Tcitomcnt 0cs peritorbcnell
Tobio =. Nilgbillbaligb bon g2oib.
inqton-G oimtn DIS. iii in Moiien.
gcrid)t III S%agerStomn cingcreidi
morbcI1. Ger 9tadlnb bclGilft id, nui
ungeiGbr $4,000. Gle SodJtcr ocs
&rrltOrbcncn, Srnit Murp {. Barr.
crholt $l1 800 unb;. mas JIG .oenl
Notlob idulbia lit, Ser Mcit oes
Not)Io'icH fGnt 6cu Sohiie, @iainm
7. NulhinbntNh, III.
NcQcr iir.@cicb uuh Sr0.
nunH,
Sn SnIiabnru. Nto., no tiirflid)
Der EolIilit Grold) NON ocn Nc1cr
So1lbo Forioua Ncihniicn mlb
ldllucr perluuuoct luuroc. bat ouo
before Clement inter ser NcNerbc.
pnlferrnd cine n%mu alN Sroer
Scaalc" %oraonliirt. Ser 20 ltcQcr an,
.0chorcn. Ger 3lucd Der Cr0uniioz
ton iii, iiir sic @cottrmQ Ser Wc.
icbc icitcnS Scr Ncqcr III Stoot uno
Gountn 81 lorgcn.
Gin honcr Spbu.
Nit scr @ortcu: Sd, nilr0r mel.
lcn &uicr nid)t fir $1,000 bicrbcr
Acbrudt bnbcn." Iflitg Hid)tcr Mot.
ter IN Hoduinc. MD. oic bon <olspu
Y. Norutjna aegcu bciicn alien 0rull.
bnoriNcn Nuter SoGn I. @nlutinS
crbobcnc NcitulOiQumN, linn zinc
Nltbrc Nol} jluul H&crtbr bon 50 &c.
'tohlrt 1T habclr. uicocr. &atcr ms
Snbn moIn,en AMI beladlburtcn Sar.
men III Der 8elclo Don GlurfSbllra
Wort8onncrh!G ountn. ln1N Der 1ltrrc
MdutInS NoIi iiir NrcmnnlutcriuI
benotbileno, boltc cine 6lthrc nlls,
Dem @eb0li icincS SobncS. Scr i'm
oorau' prompt Don sen 0robQeidmo
rtllct ontIo0cn licG.
Fronlt ucmtCr Mouu per
d. number
Wottbcm Silobmon 0oln3bprouob
Garlc, Der nor iruci Monatrn ems
Cation, Sulbot GolWtu. lplrloa Der
'tlpnnn. III pon 6clt 6orii0cn @rob.
9cldlporcnen nngcflogt porNcl. on
gcblld) ipei @cdliel 9eidIidrt II, Ia.
ben. Chen @edlicl ipll cr on Q.
Hpril ali oen Iunien pom NJ. =.
Warpel nl6 Sen onoercn ait %.
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Y. Seuer!on ollSaeltcilt bobcl. Gr
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Shifisnuhrid;tcn.

Rem Dorf, 3. Seienlber. =
Illgetommcn iino bic Camper Ma.
.%lelttc" pon southampton mo can't
lano" bon Nnnuerpen.
Nb9eiobrcn iino bic .0anlaitr ga
Sonralnc" ltnd) Suprc, .@r6Bcr STIR
Iilrlt" nod Bremen ulb Is. j. (icts
gen" nod MopclbuAcn.
SiprrpooL. 3. Icienbcr,
Ter Gdnlpicr .2lliitnnio" lit poil
Nem.9orf cinactroiicn.
Wr'r III cn, 3. Sc5cmbcr. Der
Compiler ,aronprinieiiin Gccilie" iii
Don Nelu' BORT bier %cingelol,icn.
Saorc, 3. Ieiember. Ter
Camper ga Eropencc" lit Dol,
Ncp.9orf onaelntgt.
Tlpmonth. 8. IcSeinber.
Der Snmpier pSclitonic" fanl uoll
NcipsDnrt on.
2onoom 3. Ge3cniher Srr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
9utionaI 8anten

HationQl 8anten.
THE Glib suwu s%Iatipual Souf,"' 0Gp. uno
GTeterrG trnBe. 3Gcoh @. poof. E~ratoeIu
Senrb =. Neoue, d%1iiirer.
y9neitc giatiunal.Saut," 49, Sae'Sroaohcan
W. =. gSGlHer. Ndiltter.
..tpsnern National SGRt," II 9t0rosgnidfp'S! y
Hl. 0iarriott. %stGlitrer.
rEritte National 8dai." sds Baltimore nRc
NortGs StrnBe.
"4.merS az Wtrdbnrts' &ationui Sauf,'
SDuIus nuo COMMANDMENTS.
,Guuertidl s. SormerS' V1ttUsnI Sant,'
RI -iueitsSdc pprodros lHb &erMd1sStraBe
j. /. NdIofUiu, Nniftrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
NbiNGrto IONr Der scan Camper
MN ylc,l WORT.

glm d. GC}lillQeI
MiumGtbilfo" nld 4on0cn.
.Garpdt6iu" nah Gibraltar mo
yttdprI.
California" uud. @~.d21olp,
rGforir" rIdd >t.@pool. :
D9ttm Yort" ,lIad 1ollthqmptoiI'
r9ri5aaOio.%,, And N1njbltfg
.nGi(0ui0" jtlti 3i>t!troaLHt SIhull.
Ant 3. 2r}empfr: ~ a.
,Mtolttt" llpdl @IrgJIt0ru 9tcaPe-,
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@cnlin. ,;ir,. .rIs ....4.
o%9tDHoQm" HUh N,IiIrn@'H
v&ajlcr &iibc!m -" Ito0 Nrenlelt'
Nnt D.. &c,tM1lr;
~. &rellc" Ead W~Ior4+tar mo
NcopcI.
"Aoros Imerica" adi ?(enprI lIlIo
@enl!a.
"%cncjlo" nod) Nc1orI Mor'eIIIr".
"Allce" lad NCuyt, SrIclIc.
"ElconIo" nab @l1rrpo9,.
"1allli"'Io" liGdl IltluttFtH.
nMuttltlc" ndd |o!ltQal'iplGd.
Im 10. GHcmbcr;
DWIoin" Had Bremen.
rNcllll NIog" noh G%opclboIcl.
.Gretlc" uod) @iDrdltur, ltc0pcl.
LORRAINE" mad, SABRE,
r.. 81 @cnouo" uadl Ncnpci uno
@cnltO.
,,. Nm ~. IGcmbcr:
DNailerm" mad NuHblrd.
y. 4. gSIlbcm" uudl Bremen.
"Mclubu" llNdl @3n0ou.
nSt. %oui9" mat southampton.
nIrahic" Hld) %ioCrpool.
.&a!c0pniof Itad ~NI0@AcW.
DGblc09o" Hud) &00rc.
.rn 2lm 10. Gc}cnlber:
n~StatcnonlU" uodl ROTTERDAM.
rfN . " a. Il III - #HN "a NNtNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

StoBt beim @robcn AMI
men d. | id)cs Stclctt.-@0b
reno Der Nrbcitcr Mopnlono 2cmia,
BON 9tr, 110S. @eit Namiupltr., Elm
9lngeItcIlter Der &crcinigtcu Stra6cn.
bobnt@clelllhoft, acitCrn Oobci be
id)Gitigt mar, az Der Siioluclt Ode
bon Earf Serroce mo McGnllohilr.
Elm God 5ltr Nllfnahmc cincs Nlo.
items IN ben @oocn III grobcu. itjcb
er plotlid alif mcnid)lidlc @cbcinc
mo iGrbertc idllicBlid) ein QouicH
Sfelctt Ill Gage. Saiiclbe mltror
ipater luieocr an icincm altcr |loa
%aeborqelL nod)bem SemiN i'd Die
Sabine SLIM Nuocntcn bcboltcn hottt.
Cine d micrt1e Sprro
ION. Trl. Silic Ictcrinq, ruil
Or. 1921, @cit Somboroiir.. lpcId)t
filr5lid) lid, III Scr Strohhut Sabrit
bon gem II. Cons nit i0rcm Maul
in Der Waidlilc bertha urlb blldrit0b.
lid iculpirt murbc. mltbtc lid 0eiterl,
I'M Mdrplanb @cnerol Noipital elmer
allBerlt ld)n1eribuftcn iillo idnpicriNcr
Sperntion unter5iebcn. IS lpltrDelr
ibr nonlidl bon pcrid,icncncn Shci.
len bcs &orpcr@ mchrcrc Strciicll
5ailt obgcid)nittclL 0ic ollf Die oiic
ilen Stellen am aopic oliiacicbt mur,
Den. Sri. Sctcring iiheritono oic
Operation por5ij9lidl, uno Ole ger;tl
hnbet Soffmrlg aiii Gin criolgrcihc%
Belingcl oieics Sciluugsnlitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Baltimore Sampf. Rafet 50.
latte ,.mb snpsrlafgss s%at.atnte.I'

Hamsfer rsirsinia" lnenl. raiabama,-
yWeuroin,". ysenneHee".
Sampler fabref, tfgItd,, SoHntnes duseeupfr.
men. bon ben Bat inte" s9ters, Tr f6-f8,
2iabt.strase, $50 .Tbenhs. hirett MAO Oh
8oint Comfort. -Norfplf. 8prtSn1buib unb dntn
YIinIie1 beg Giioens. geSbinouna In Glib
8oint Comfort nit Der Is. & s.. Gtfenbabn-.
rad Rid, monb, 3erbiuouna In Portsmouth mt
benz rSenhoarh str Cine icItbem 8nee nod
hung mil Der ~%siianiic gSait Cine Wortoii
nub tueftIi6 NIB sSIt 0onlininn Cine" na@
s%etpbsrn, ,Naf9inotoh, R.'G., 3i&nIonb. Sa.,
uni Refns 9orf.
Ma6IBeiten na6 europdifhsm gIaut. anr,.
ridfc aniiiten5iminer, e~Ieftrtft6e 8eIeuthtune,
TampfbeiBuna. aoien fret. seferbtrte Raihten.
siimner in hen gtlet'Sfirealir Der ~pas. Gin.
gr. 1917 Sit,1dIti1ioresgtrdbe; Tr. 606-5oa.
aiehtsGtrdhe; g. ". g. Sifice, Gdboft.66e ber
baltimore. uro gaIoertGtrabe: ~gonttntrtni
Sruft 0uilbine" uno aIbaugb's Tr. 100, Goro,
9~bGriearStraBe "'
Subu o.. sberppub, q. Bropn
@tccsRrdf. II. @et. 'NtainGer. Ser .'saH.. 1atiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Aobofdter.

aSulpb GRt1erGet. Tedisdripnlt. At. 10. OF.
Mountaineering IS. & q. 9bone, 81. @aui
$50. .WG.
- Gd-lart ebimcr, Ned0tsGnpa.t, ulion 3rp't
NutloinG, baltimore, MPn. Setoe telephone.
Start u. ID. Gnlplg, 1zG. .l20 2~nips3ntlotn9
@uitnUHS 3UTp, 261 1850 Gdlpert 2ui;oinp,
u, Ism. Ertmnnu, III notwithstanding
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
EtaotS YdnfeN.

,5suttts @au. uou @altIwpte," baltimore
uuo S0liodhsSirabe. 9lupuit gGeber, Rtdft
bent; u. \. 5i6t, ShasUtetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

rcit sum Sebrniin in Der Gnmhe,i. uilb ant.
GiopnlsStafion iiit 1000 abeIos.
5feieroiriiits hon 9idiiin In ShIdf' coer Vdr.
Ior.s5aggone. Spelieratcn etc. iueroen thnfu
beforet per Seiephun in allen fol9e,oer Ftusf'
Il, St. Y1rI 1924, poer Nlo. Gourtldno 1901;
Mt. AphnisS tatiun, G. & g., Wt. Sernon 3123;
9anloensS Citation Snfornaiipnssgiirean. Cd g..
st. Iaul SAG. nbcr Wto., Gonrfldlo 2726, ur'o
9tr. 526. Siio.Srcuotpun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Srnit Gnnipndf,len

5rIIt .Gompagrlen.
yD,arbIano sruft 3d." Gor6,pstt.Sde 6aioert'
mub 4ermaHsStraBe. ErieI Serit. Srdtt
bent; G. e. StmTermanu. Gelreliir; Carroll
Ban gek, Sd1lButiter.
uSaitimprr iruit 4 Guarantee Co.," Suitable
9uiIhtng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Ebor ganteu.

,Eentfthe eestbant Uuu SaittnDre.@ SutaIp
mo 4dittmpIes5trnBe
,gt. 5umtS Spar9ani." 9Glttmott'Strube uho
GHit0mFS oulesglbemle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

Nurmor. unto @rantt. @erfe.
Y. Sifaartatr & e5hus. ia. .7te z5st @G!i..
mOresStrH5e. l4uJT|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

8eitangeh 8eitldriT ten c4c.
The Naliimsrr sscwS 3d." 2dbto gbercrom
ole. @ethaLts iiIhEet. 2ls Melts8eGnMn.Slr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

Merdants & Miners Sranspprt. So.
Tdnipfer.2inie,
Srndit uno 9afTastere.
. Tadl Bottom uuo BEN Efteu.
Sonntag. Sienitas lno Sreita9, 0 1lbr GbersB.
Radl Grouipence nuo BEN Often.
Sonutdg, WiittuodD iinb Sreitlg, 8 ubr @benbs.
= 0ad, 0etupprt Nfps.
TdeIib, ui3geitomnlen Moniag unb Eanfftdg.
@ llbr Nbenos.
: Sra6t dilGen0ninleit tdalih bis . utr ga&gI
fit b%cnfeIben Ine abfabreHoe Tdn1pfer.
yindb SaDnnunt uuo benz Shben.
9tenitdg. 9pnneritds iino Gdmftde,
6 llbr 9lhenhS.
I. %. Wic9sein, Waept. Vter 3, 1uR s..8ns.e Str.
@~ahpt.Shrraa: 0erutans uno 2tgbt'etr.
G1S,I&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

W~moiHg, 6~lrrnaces, RGnges uno
Oefen, Gdd)ocdcn ttn0 Rtnnen.
Nsnnelt 9rsS.. 623 gsorS.Srtmoni.AnNue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

&upftriGwieOe uno S~lumberS.
aJtu Subtrt, 1714 Gb~aMessgtrab.. q. Il Z.
2elcphoH: NOlfe 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

Wlehplatten, Wetdu etc.
sapn, Seunin & Go. (tntcrportrt), IS. 10.
Pul0erftOnse5tIibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

gaumateriaIien, Ibitrcn, 3eniter'
rabrnen, Qa0en etc.
Games o.. 6Giur & Co., 1t5 uno lit Sl'Sre'
beridsS trGBe.
SEQ. y. sluau & Nro., 4i4 Gtgpiitr. sEeflit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

9Qn6mtrt0idIQ Hide 8er0fbe un0
GGmereien.
Griffith C yurRcr Gu. 205 RprosIaea.Gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

YaTc snr Belle ms anslanb &c.
iorgt 6. &aine, Nr. 4i3, Ci.galti.
mpreltrake, nabe Guitom Soxie Hbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

Topier uno &opier.G iiteM.
Smith. 5iIpa 60, los ultb 107 SnnooersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

, N'a w
Oefen, Gddjocdcn un0 Rtnren.
Seunrt 9rsS.. 523 9IurSsSrtmoat~8nnue.
&upitriGmieOe uno SlumberS.
:Jtu SHhtrt, 17t4 Gbanes'gtrabs. q. Il Y.
lelcpboH: Wolfe 1000.
Tcuer g}eriimer,tneen.
..l,Uaai Suiuranec 60. OF 9turrpBeI," Senrb ID.
%Lriielb, HitoentagiGraNcr, 10l-fO2 Gbauls
CT Of Commerce NnilbtHa.
r'prrmdrta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . @s'tlinatf,"
Baltimore mo g~,crtbs5trabe.
@ioenthumS Ggeute1 unS
.Sduo[er.
SttrTe 6 rnsaa { srsbsip. 10 ctt'9eIineiOu'
Stra6s.
%jrFihmifo 3ubcbJr.
g.. stet, @nent 60, s62 uno Se4 Gorb Srp'
Girate.
GobIcr ut6 SclS.
GeAra %. BON tttus, ESQ gclumbic.siptnus.
Snmudioten mo llhren.
81, q s:iaer. 60 SFt,P aitiu,orcsGiras.
Tiano!eib @el6dfte.
"6""tutisatso Soan Co." / Rorb'Bob,s irabe.
Stollos MD Sree.n.
Gbsa, VI. stitff. 8 gcros2ibertps sirabe.
G'ai. aTnbt & Gu, Farissthe, iino Safetic' Cir.
Topier uno Sopier. 2iiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
!BAII11G3ZMgg&Qup

*e' 05' F6.95. f7.1O, F7.45, 1876, $3.50, +l0.50,
+fi.Js., sl1,55 sernl; .12Ie,. tls5s. ti.S6,
@2.43, 1850, *4.16. +4.55. t5:5b slaGn .o.o9,
zoo, f7.2o. $500, $50 900, 1000, FL 90
Born, $1,000, tl2.q2 1929, +l:oOs sf,o5,
Gnhn,., 1000. *6.16, 1920, 100, $500, 1910
Wimiteo}, $1,000, 1906, *ti.o5, +l1.Se abbs.
Irrorrid, Ganoen'S iation. 1875 uno s9.t5
Nprrt. +i.25. 1850 linb 1920 giom.
Saacrstoiun, Wit. 8ppaI.Siaticn, t7.45 BorW.
1880 @atm. Ganteen.s %tatior, 1875. 1900
Sprm, 1880, 400 9lacbni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04

-2iolos uib OrGe!n.
Ghas. vi. Gtitt. 8 Rcros2ibertns @irabe.
Ga. SEnbt & Gu, Fdris2tne, iino Sarettc'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Honaf @:nc qtne
nnM Rhilanrinnin unn Mefta. {

NnH EUIIHutIVHIU IND WttusUufr. n.
Geter terminus all. Der Sreiunos fpnn3igiteu
Strdte, SHREVEPORT, beoient rada ScteIs unS
JheQterr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-04
Wei1aftss@ sgwetier.
WIDER, GUnSitDrs nno Spiel
@roarfsNrtifci.

The wlhers & ptds 50, 10l Glib SolpdyO'Str.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19

intimates that he may make the coast
as it is his purpose of taking up the
line of instruction on the mosquito
theory of transmission of germs OF
yellow fever and other diseases. that
had its inception in 1878, was given
tentative test in 1884, passed the
experimental stage in 1897. and then
reached its full demonstration in
1905, when the epidemic of yellow
fever was curbed before frost, thing
unheard of almost. During the year
following, or in. 1906, DIR. Mayer con
Quoted a series of hygienic institutes
and succeeded in preventing a recru-
descence of the disease during the
year following a general prevalence
of the disease, for the first time in
the history of his State.
The contemplated lecture tour does
not mean that yellow fever hygiene
is TO be the only subject handled, as
it is intended to educate the people
by this means up to the well-defned
and considered rules of sanitary law,
and the prevention of other commun-
ieable diseases, and before the tour
is contemplated it is intended to
cover every county in the State. The
local and county health officers will
be kept in touch with the itinerary
and all arrangements for the public
will be under their direc-
ton and auspices.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19
THREE ALARMS OF
FIRE YESTERDAY
BLAZE AT n r.. RFsoUNS ~ronE
on >oC MARkkrT STREET
TUESDAY THREATEN
ED MICH DANGER
Osh~r Alarms W~rx. C4n~s-d ~ R4rm~
ing Grass. and 40 nMnAA<~ Rn-
>u~d I'm k.ffn~r fn<rAnr~.
On~ Alarm Noad4y.

TIE nre department waS c4ilr6 cut
three times Tuesday. The art alAra
having ben tur1ed in aoo1t ~txAg
o'elock IN the morning AID hzvfsg
been caused oy = olase AZ tAs coa-
fectionery OF Mr. q r. Brown. 80.
rs South Market st-res. ~Atcn ax
one ttue looked serious. eut whicn
vas exttaguishea before AM natrrt41
damage ensued- TIE OtA~- TIE
alarms ~ere caused oy Sarnlnx grass
in different sections % the city. znd
no damage resulted In either lzsta.S<.
The are a. Mr. Bro~as store
broke out In me secona storx 90 tA~
building. aud ~Htle is orik8n = ncs
positively kao~n. Are works Are sap
posed 20 have oee1 respoasioi~ fsr
the blaze- These are works wrrw
LETT over from last seASoH. aaa we're
stored IN the rear of The Aal4iaE-
aad The only ~ay that Mr.. Brown ca
account Tor the esase is ta4S tA~
gnawinE % rats tgnlted the fas~s of
some % the Roman cadIeS. -sm
store IS IN tAe heart % tAe e1sla-~s
district. snd tor a tizze a serious csa-
ragr2tton ~AS feared. out tie Are
~as extfagatsAed before aay or tA@
surrounding structar~s cAuxAt AEA
without serious damage 70 tee oulz-
ing Oiginaily attacked TIE sun4l.s
Is owned oy Mr. " ;. Ns~sy. Az1
the small damage tsAr - az1 Mr..
Brown sustained Is faiiy co0--rG ~
Insurance
The seconc alarm Shich rali-4 tie
department cut Tuesday ~az rec~swwa
about i2sfS p m-. ard As c~ca-
stoned by The burning of sane 4rr
grass. IN the rear of the ress4ezce of
Miss Jenaie W-crthlnEto1 - South
seventh street The nark var1 feurw
and an ourbuiidsn< causht- but the
aames were extinguiShs1 ~lfhous -
rious properU damage
The nrenieR bad 89ss r~turned frrna
the Worthington ere when harainw
grass eSused third alarm Tnts
time the IRE VAS ia the revlae o. tze
rear of the rc~ldenrs 90 Col a n.
Garth. and was exttuxutsnea nrscrr
ans OF the adjacent balldiags al5
been reAeAcL
On Monday arteraoon Nanal.s lNiee-f
ander. a negress Ilv3us AZ the coru~r
of North Sev~ute 8vvnue ana rIt-
teenth street. thre0 pan 90 asAes
put % The vindox, anl ixalred so1-
iry grass TIE err aepartmvns Was
called out and ths biaHe extinsulshs4.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19

eIohns Fancher. the little son OF
Mr. and Mrs T. E Fancher. who Was
recently bitten by a mad dog. has
been taken to New Orleans for treat
ment at the PaSteur Institute. hay
ing left for the Crescent City Sunday
and. having been accompanied by his
father. The little fellow was bitten
last Wednesday. and symptoms or
.hydrophobia soon developed His con
dition became so grave that il was
deemed advisable 10 give him the
.beneft OF the Pasteur treatment. and
his father lost no time in taking him
TO New Orleans. Friends OF the FAM
lily sincerely hope thai the treatment
will prove effective. and that the
young man viii soon De fully ressor-
ed to health.
The dog which bit the Fancher
child also bit several CANNES in vari-
GUS parts of the city, and was snaIlv
killed, Several OF the dogs that were
attacked and that developed hydro
phobic symptoms have been killed
by the police. while others which
have exhibited no indications OF the
dreaded malady have. as a matter of
been tied up or otherwise
confined.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19
TO ELEVATE HIGH
SCHOOL SYSTEM
DR. THOS. p BAILEY. DEAN cF
DEPARTMENT or EDUCATION
At STATE UNIVERSITY.
WILL TOUR STATE
The Professor WI Visit IsowndeS
County at An Early Date. and
ir L. Likely VIII Deliver
Several Addresses

Dr. Thomas p Bailey. dean OF IN.
department OF education and profes
sor OF psychology and secondary edu
cation at the University OF Nissis
sippi. is TO make 4 tour Of the STAT,
in the interests OF the high schools
and viii visit this county az an earls
date.
DR. Bailey realizes. the fact thai
! the efficiency OF our educational sys-
tenn depends more upon the thorough
performance Of the high school work
than upon any other factor. and
therefore desires not only TO estab-
lish new high schools. but TO improve
1.-The efficiency of those already in ex-
istenee. IL is earnestly desired that
: the University keep in touch with her
daughter" schools. and DR.. Bailey
intends not only to confer with the
principals OF affiliated schools. but
wherever practical TO examine the
class work, and see that IL is up 10
the standard. The schools nov AMI
lated with the University are TO De
will secure data and information that
viii enable him TO go about this
work in systematic manner.
The people OF the Caledonia neigh
borhood are especially interested in
DR.. Bailey's proposed visit. for they
are very anxious to establish an agri-
cultural high school. and he can give
information and advice which viii
materially assist them in the under
taking.
The program for DR.. BaileE's visit
has not as xfE been mapped. but ae-
cording to the best Information OBJ
tainable he viii reach here nexS sat
urday. and in addition TO an insPee-
tion of the-locaI public schools and =
probable talk 10. those interested In
school work will visit several of the
rural schools. the Caledonia and AIt
Vernon schools being in his itinerary.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19
GEN. FLETCHER
SUCCEEDS CALHOON
GOV. NOEL SPRINGS a SURPRISE
BY APPOINTING GEN. r. ".
FLETCHER TO SUCCEED
JUDGE CALHOOy.
General Fletcher Was Not An Appli-
cant, Having Been Absent from
jackson at Time the APP
pointment Was Made.

Governor Noel on Saturday gave
the people of Mississippi a profound
surprise by appointing Attorney Gen
eral r. V. Fletcher to the supreme
court judgeship, made vacant by the
death of Judge S. s. Calhoon.
Attorney General Fletcher accepted
the appointment, and few minutes
later was formally sworn in by Chief
Justice Whitfield.
The Appointment was unsolicited,
and came as a distinct surprise to the
recipient, who had reached the city
only a few minutes before from an
official trip to Winona While the
selection is for the unexpired term,
which ends May 10 next, it is be-
lieved that Judge Fletcher will be
transferred his citizenship TO Jackson
some time since, and Is therefore
qualified TO serve as a member from
this district.
Robert Virgil Fletcher was born
September 27th, 1869, at Williams
town, Grant county, kentucky. he
is the son OF John NJ. Fletcher and
wife, Mary Lutman Fletcher. Both
his parents and maternal ancestors
were originally from Virginia, and
settled in Tennessee and Kentucky.
Mr.. Fletcher obtained his early ed
ucation In the common schools, and
in the high schools of Williamstown
and Taylorsville, KY. For several
years he was a postgraduate student
at the University of Mississippi, but
did not complete the. course. He
taught in the public schools of Mis-
sissippi from 1893 to 1899, and dur
ing that latter year was admitted to
the bar, after course of study in
the law Office of Hon. c. B. Mitchell,
at Pontotoc.