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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
4 Romantic story.

First an humble servant in the impe- rial palace. then at a bound, the fa- vorite of Cxar Nicholas II rolling in wealth bestowed by that monarch, now a beggar in the streets of the Russian capital. is the romantic story of Alexis Lomoff, whom the St. Petersburg po- lice have arrested for soliciting aims.
 Lomoff was formerly the personal valet of Czar Alexander II and grati- fled by his general behavior and fidel- ity the Emperor loaded him with gifts so that In a short time Lomoff became an enormously wealthy man, Even tually his wealth and tact enabled him to improve his social position and he finally married hts daughter to . high court official of noble birth, giving her a dowry of S10o.00o.
 After the assassination of Alexander Lomoff fell from favor. He took to gambling and ran through his entire fortune. As . last resort he took to begging in the streets. He declares that although he has applied to his daughter for assistance in his old age, she refuses to recognize her father and will not permit him to approach her mansion.
 The police who have investigated the story find 1t to be true and now an ef- fort is being made to induce his daugh- ter to provide for his declining years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
WAR CLOUDS
 HANGING LOW Rumors Are Continually
 Leaking Out. NEXT SPRING THE DATE IA War With England and Her
 Allies. The German Government Is Planning To Close The Mouths of All Her Rivers Accept to Ger
 man vessels.
nY wALTER pUNKTRk.

Berlin, Aug. l--There is war in the air and uneasiness everywhere Even before Lord Cromer's recent warlike speech in the House of Lords in which he warned the British nation to pre- pare for the great European conflict that must come, the general opinion here was that war with England and her allies will come not later than next spring.
 Warlike rumors of all kinds are con- tinually leaking out from the govern ment offices and although they are in- variably denied they do not fail to make strong impression upon the people. According to one of the latest of these rumors the German govern ment is planning to close the mouths of all German rivers to navigation by all but German vessels.
 The truth of this report was im- mediateiy denied. but the very alert ness of the government in declaring the rumor without any foundation has been found suspicious and. as the building of military barracks at the mouth of the rivers Elbe and Weser is being rushed with all possible speed. there is every reason to believe the rumor was right and if this be the case then it means that the govern ment is preparing against a sudden att tack by British fleet such as re- gently visited Scandinavian waters.
 That this enormous fleet, the largest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
Against Amerlcan shoes.

The shoe manufacturers of Germany are up in arms against the American manufacturers whose products find an ever increasing market here.
 At the recent annual convention Of the Independent German Shoe and Leather Manufacturers in Leipzig an association was formed for the pur- pose of kicking out of Germany all American made footwear and demand ing that the government protect Ger man manufacturers by putting a very high duty on foreign shoes.
 As 1t Is one may now buy a pair of American made shoes which are light CT, stronger and more stylish-looking than the German for two-thirds of the price of the heavy and clumsy German goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
A TerribIe TrnRedy

The report of a terrible tragedy comes from Chemnitz in Saxony. The young weaver Ferdinand oeser was re- gently released from an insane asylum as cured or at least harmless. and was living with his parents.
 The other day he met with an aeci- dent. and when a physician would bandage his wound he threatened him with d revolver. His father rushed to the assistance of the doctor and tried to take the revolver from his son but was killed by 8 shot through the heart
 next evening he. Invaded the house of the minister of Pienbusch When the minister tried to make him leave he
 Oeser ran into the woods and the pulled his revolver and killed him, whereupon he gave himself up to the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
cerm.nx ausId. Airships.

That the Kaiser intends to De conn mander of the first aerial squadron and that the government has ordered twelve airships built on the lines of the Zeppelin with the utmost speed Is a fact which the official deniais have not succeeded in hiding.
 The airships are being built in spite of the opposition of the minister of war, General von Elmer and tow of them are to be ready before the end of the winter. The resignation of Gen erai won Eimem is daily expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02

the world has ever seen was sent out merely to discourage the Norwegians who desire to get rid of King Haakon and his English born Queen and make Norway a Republic. nobody here be- lieves The assembling of the fleet was evidently undertaken to impress Germany and execute such uaanoeuvres as would actually take place in case or war. General won Eimem and two or this reason the scope and results of the manoeuvres were kept a deep sec Rn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
To Meof FaIllerrn.

The Kaiser's latest political move has been to start a report that he will shortly meet the President of the French republic If he finds that the said report ia favorably received he will probably let the meeting come of If not, will follow the example of President Roosevelt and give out that 1t was 6 stupid canard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02

Tn 25 years, the German Catholic par ish of St. Michael's at Cleveland has accumulated property valued at s5oo.- 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
AuGlarl

Grtrunten. Gint 80idb rib
sSrau aus Qtmatb, SItpreubeu, no
BON Stirpietea aus mad ibrem 9ori
auriid, benrBte od5u aber ni6t bic
Sabre iiber ben Ntmatbitrom, fpnbern
perIu6te ibn gu iiberiareiten; bu lie
tpe9en ibrer 2lugeni9lpG6s ni6t fab.
baB nur mod am lfer eintgs GisTdols
len bafteten, bic Mitte bagegen idon
p0qig offen mar, 10 gerietb ie in baS
Wafsr un0 ertrant.
6amiIie bur6 3ufalI
pergiftet. Die 5omiIis beS
Observation-Disclosures 9ruber in 9umbins
men, SitpreubsH, %ertrdntte nad benz
9enuB etngele9ter Seringe. Die Whlts
ter itarb am ieIben Gage, bic nsunjGb'
rt9e So6ter in Der gtadt unb Der 8ds
ter an nGditen edge, pGbreno elm
5tpeites Sinh gerettet ipurbe. 9ers
mutbli9 lpar sur G%ertilgung bon Wats
ten beitimmtes NrIenit burd) einsn uns
9Iiitliden 5ufaQ in ben 9erin9stopf
geratben.
3pei pfunb 5rembtDr'
per i'm W ageu. Sine eigens
artige Speration bat Der Gbirurg Or.
MibbeIbOrpf in Siritberg, Sdleiien.
an einem aus 9un3Iau itommenoeu,
mod niht gang 16jGbrigen MGb6en
porgenommsn. Yei Der p%atientin bate
fi6 i'm llnterIcibe am Mogen cine
9robe @sIdpulit 9ebiloet. Nah Seffs
nlng Der 0ei9lpuIit fanb mar BARN
1410 ein30Qige Ndgel, 100 trumm &c,
boeene Stednuoeln, 70 ooppeIgeipibte
NabeIn, 7 Mdgelt0pfc uno A 9asipiits
ter. i'm Gan3en sDsi piuno 6remb
Iorpsr.
i0er Ginbereoen
Die 6ami,ie res OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miins
MID, bon SIeyfs!o. Prooin5 WsItfaIen,
muroc gum britten WaIe nit einem
3tpiQin9spaor bon Sungsn bei9sntt.
SIN Gon3en teitebt Der iunge RAD
%=;ah8 ieBt in Iieben &nOben.
8tnb Uerf6Iutte Gum
M iouger. 0as aiGbrige GGbns
hen Der W,nBer'i6en 6amilie in Bit
terfelo, propin5 Sabien, perf9ludte
einen Gummiiau9er; trob iofortiger
dr3tIi6er Silfe erItidte has Sinh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
pic LANCE DicnIt}tit.

gei elmer QruppermuNerung in
pomm,rn mafte es Jriebri6 benz
Grobsn 9ergniigen, fib Dor Der 6ront
nit einigen Goloatsn gu u%nterbalten.
.Wie LANCE cisnit 0u i6on?" iragtc er
ben treubsy3ig orsini9auenben Jli.
selmann Der eriten &ompnenie.
~0rei5ebn Sabre. Moisitit," Iuutet.
bic Qnttport.
.Osr 9auisnb! Wie alt biit 9u
Bonn ba9" foritte Der 30nig pertpuns
bert.
.Ieun5sbn SABRE" e~ntsegnete ber
ipadsre pommer.
.Serl, 9u tnnnt bod unm0gli@
iaon pom 9ein'm iediten Sabre an
gsoient buben!" Iddt, Der aonig.
BOD, Majeitit. srtIGrt. Der iunae
&risger, .fini Sabre bi,nte i6 ais
@Gnfeiunse. f:&5 Sabre OILS OGien.
tnsft unb bann oi, lsbttn 5tpsi Sabre
aIs Soloat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Girrr, Der hrn 8aloru nidt oes

tiirG!rt. @m24. Wouember 1853 plirs
ben 5u gn5ba6 bier WiTetbGter nit
rsm Strange BON 2sben gum Spbe aes
bra6t. Inter oenIeIben bsfano Ii6 Elm
9efpi'ier Goren5 Gramer, 9enannt Der
i6ipor5e 9ra9oner," unter alien Der
Wer'todte'te. Gr beItano in perf6ies
benen 6raben oreimal bic 3ortur
nfriiG aus" pie feline ei0en.n Worte
@lauten, uno IieB iid az teinem @es
ltanonib bringen, obnobt er per16ies
osne W?oroe auf benz 9epiFsn bate.
Gr Itarb aud nfriid aus" unb fab
niht nur qanj uneridroden gu, fpie
feline bret 8enoIIen Dor ibm qebGnot
muroen, ionoern tabelte aud ben S.ns
ter, baB er bic 9unit gu bGngen lebr
fdIe9t peritebe. gIS bic Reibe an i'm
lam, Iebrte er i'm, lpie er ben Strid
rcht anIegen ioqe uno rief enblid, ais
er 0ldubtc, oaB er ii6 in Der retten
Sa9e befinte; ~Nun 5ieb gu, Oh Giel
bon einem G4inoer; 3ieb gu, unb IaTe
mid1 nift 10 LANCE baumeln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
3lctrr 1ttto Lfplt,,.

Der tleine Niai, beIIen Batter ge.
borener Gotbringsr unb noturaIiIirter
9eutider 1T, bat beuts ben bsutI6s
fran5oIii6en &risg in Der @eI6i6ts.
itunbc our6senpmmen unb IiBt anl
4beno na6bentli9 in ieinsm 6tuDl.
DWoriiber oent't 0u mad, @iGi?" -
pNitt paRr, pdpa, BEL Geoan baben
mir Sud orbentli6 perteilt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
yn uerfauffn:

yn uerfanfen:
Stefe fuunherboaen, Heuen. Der Sebt5etf eft
fpredenoen 2fi6dieen Sduier ann. 'Ieiltorsgoey
bipifcpet Soffrlan' II. YreitoHftr., blirdnpea bibf6
u. fiinftlerif6 oeforirt, nit ieoer oenfbaren Be
uuemIihfeit %berfeben, einfhlie6iiG eoHbtrtrfe
6ass nno GIeftrifb, aift g%nlaeeu. gb3ussfanab
Rerbinoungen. WGiiersGlofeis. Yor6eldri 9ooe'
9Yarrcn. FURNACES, cententirte Geaer. Irottoire
urb S5fe uno NOD oieIe anbere Bor3lae, oeren
TeIben iebt. Rieoriaer @ruHbBins. 2eihie 3ab'
iuresbeSinsurgen. Offen fit Sefittigune td9'
lid unb Sonntnas.
Nalier G. Hefipbdf, @nimetfter.
R1redu an Srf uno GteIle.
Preis Der Sdufer 9rei3ebH Siiuoert nno 5lHt-
alta Dollars. ($f350.00). CSan24-WintD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
(ShGub fol9t,)
Der mtrk9iiroioItr Samnlrr


TT Elm 9slpiifer 9onoIo Mitforb in
Gbinburg. benn er iommslt Grbc bon
BEN GrGbern beriibmter WGnner.
&iirSli9 i4idte ibm elm MoildnOer
Scnbler cine Gsnoung nit Der @ufs
f6rift BON Der Ru1sItdtte Oantes."
Die So6e fam Mitforo auf runb
5~peibunbert 2ire gu ltebsn, ALIEN bic
ein3iee Glide. bic in ieiner SammIung
IN Der MbtpetIung Ger rStaIiener" biss
Der nod Q~etlaiit bate, mar ousgeftQt.
9ebutIam Dffnete er bic &iite. bob bic
@roe, Die laut elmer bsbDrbliden ges
I4einigung pirtlid unb p~abrbaftig
bonn Ordbe bts sr6Bten itaIienii6sn
Sihters itammen 1olts, tsraus u1o
unterIudte ii:. Oabsi fam Elm tleine5
runbes Ding sum 8oriA:ir. Mits
fproS @eii6t tulro. INNER finItcrer
babel. gls er iid enbli9 pieoer gey
iammelt tatte, rei9te er bic Grbe ieis
ner Sammtung Elm unb I9rieb ba5u:
.Wsl9s Yietdtloiigteit! Quf Dem @rabe
bes 9roben Dante baut man - &ars
toffelu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Gthankenfplittfr

Git 1T in elmer tauitnot5pfi0cn Menat
niht II &opi.
Die i@mer3Ii6fteu Grtaltungsn fno Die
BEG SCREENS.
GRIT iDenn mir aft iiro, Qlau6tn mir
Oaron, OGb mir alt Deroen.
9ie irennoiGaft 3WiiGsn 3iDei Graueu Il
- g9Gficniilitcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
DrrtriiHit,tn.

~8or ei1em GaIren Sabre babe if
S6nen ben @n5ug 9eIisfert. sic iGon
breimal gema6nt unb nod teinen
pfennig betommen." - STUDENT:
nWifen Sic, WeiIter, nit Yfennigen
ldi'en mir unS nidt Elm - cher p.nn
iA nal sable, bann prdHeln bic Golt.
fu6Ie nur 10 in Sbre SdI6e!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Muocrnc @ubnbGnicr.
Glcftriid)c $eleud)tnng.
260O @tpiert, Eit.Wlpuument.s trabe.
Stgrn

daufen cines oicier mooerHen 3ipeiiiOdigcn
Robnpdufer. Sie eHibalten alie mooernen Sim
ri0turgen, eleliriitc uno Sasbeleudiling; bds
ben Combinations s9i5idrnnf uno &orratbsfnms
mer, etluue yleueo; anBeroem Die lienette iuHi-
fare QIumhing, GerDinoutg nit AGndl: Irot'
tcir, Neuer uno sol eeruentiri, 10 Sub mi:
Srdnotliibic 9cpilniiertc Sinter IueO; booze
u1o e~efutoe Gage. Scocn Iug his 8 Gbeuos
be nit GIeftriSttdt beleuhiet. Gowurb 3. @aI.
Iasbcr, 8auunteruebmer. girean: Nr. 1887,
Git %sunnmeut. StraRe.
G43-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

lD1e unpunttll0telt o,rlebt gu tublen.
@bc ib mid anidiGte, ten HcItQuz
ration8faoI 5u our4{6reiten, iu6te it
mid, an Der &biig ite3en0, gu oriens
tt;Gl.
Gin &enncr trct ouF mid gu. Sd
ertarrt, i'm. IS l2ar oerIelbe, Dor
ans IGon Geoicnt tatte.
Isle Ilten MlQcome?" frogte er.
nWO iiBt fer"
oWaoame 1T t~p>3J;gan9en. sic bat
MID bcauftrGJt, Sqncn Oicien 8rief gu
ijberg:1eH,"
GyreSt rib i3 i'm oa8 3ierli6e ga
pier aus ben 9GnOcn. 0er llmI6lag
fog i'll Getcn.
Sp las: n8arj Irn.o8, aans topfs
Ios hin i@, GelieDter. 90r S6am
rI3d.e i'd in Die GrOe Tiutcn. Seoens
fcu8 Tam i4 Dir jcBt ni6t unfer bic
@Isen trcten. gu mirIfs nitt 9Ialls
ben, niat ~faiiea, SD betbDrte perfpn
bin Der 9erfaAung crI:gen, babe oez
ipieIt, Eote al bo9 @eIo perloren, bas
Gu mir teute Mor8en "ibergabIt. Sd
fobre nit Grosfieibs unO Yapaoipopus
lbs 6uriid. @erbammc mid ni9t! Sd
t6ue eS iclbit genug.
Setn unglidIiGes Wcib.
g. g. 0ein Glid perfIbrtc midi.
gu t9mmit Do4. nit benz n1GIten
3u9?"
NuT Bic @eIalr tin. fir bcn Qci6ts
Ijnniai.en Der Gci0tnuig:n gu 0slten,
9sitebe iG; i4 brad in loutcS Gahen
aus, in c;a e9rIibeo, gey5IIAes, be-
freienoes Naalen.
guIo o90 iie! G}cin, fIeine tl8enos
bate Satin! Sem SpiGjtruIel Ders
fallen. Sc, tie 0>3 GFicl baBtt, bic
infer GeIb Dor mir Ierobrcn worte.
Sn Snneriiea 3srlriyiWt, nor Ie cuf
Der JIuGt Dor ibrem Gbegatten!
SD iebEt MID oAf BEN ra6iten
Stu4l. Ser 9err oiinl9t?" fragte
Der 9elner.
mir tiett, Die Surge am @aumen.
~Gine JlaI6: 8c,,"
Sn oemleltcn 9IggenbIid bur6IGob
mid be- O;oante: .Tu boIt ia teinen
pfenHi8 Ge!o mcbr!"
unb i'm n&Gitsa GuscnGlid, csc nod
Der erieGnte &atetrInt cngelangt ipar,
i!an0 i'd orGubea cuf ben YlaB.
Gie Grasitorlit meincr Gage frat
mir jeBt oeutlid boz bic Geele. Nod
9urhIuGung idmmtti4er @oiens,
WeItenz Hno Ap&tofh:n ionnt, i6) 1eIt.
'teas.t, haB i4 tbctiG9liG teinen Gous
mebr beINB.
Sd lrNr ofac Jo9r.orte, Gin linz
'tono, Der ebeniGQs auf bcs G6ulDs
fonto mcincr 6rau 5u bud)cn gclueicn
pGre. Cie tuI6i9te elmer an @berz
gIGucen itreifenOcn Mbnci0un9 0eacn
SaQrtortca init biz uno SuriiQ." IS
bieBe bo5 SbidTal berou8forocrn. Wie
Ieiht i0ane ttlpaS 0a3wif9:n tor1men,
lpas Die Riicfab,t in Der bsItimmten
Jriit p%er0inbere.
BON benz aIten Monato Der tlanoen
bic S1I6gs elmer 39urmEbr. sd
3Gblte. Sn ~penigen WIinllten mubte
Der IeBtc 3l9 mad San Remo obge6tn.
ng!06 benz 8abrbof!" Iogte i9 mir.
n8ieuei6t triffit 9u bort sinsn Be
tannten."
Sd ieBe mid in 9rdb.
IS geIinQt mir 3tpat, nob por Oh
9an9 beS 8uae5 ben 8dtniteig gu ers
rei6sn, nitt Gter. cine ~bctannte Scale
ousfinbi9 gu MAIDEN. Nlit pebmiitbis
gem GefiibIc iab i'd bic MiaI6ine ii4
teud9enb III 8and feBen.
nDas tbun?" ipruG 3cus.
Sinouf in Elm SOteI! S6Idfen
trGumen!
Sd itisg ben itrilen @eg pi.bcr bin
an. Yer erIte 9aItbrf i9ien mir Der
bette.
Sin Simmer fir cine Ra9t!" pers
lannte it.
(SdIlB fol0t.)
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@ereiniatc Singer BON Baltimore.

Ycreiniatc Singer BON Baltimore.
SoitptQltorticr: n@ermanio . DtGn.
nerdor E @ollc;;" YrGiiOent &enrD
SbomoS; corrciponoircnoer itnb pro.
tofouirenbcr ScfretGr pro tenn. g..
&immclbcbcr, 9tr. 3t5, NorosG0en.
StraBe; 6inon5iefrctGr q. Simmel.
beber, gfr. 315, Nor0sGOen.S troBe;
SGotmeiiter $. Wlidli6, Nr. 7t3,
@orncr-S troBe; Girigent 81. Sent.
berger. &criamnIung ie0cn 5lueiten
6reitog i'm Monat.
,@ermanio- . uortett-Gll6."
SouptQ1orticr: @a9ner'5 Soac,
Nr. TIC. Noro-%ocasS troBc, Sing.
ltunoe: GienitogS. 9irigent 5.
&arolllS.
,Nrion."
SouptQnorticr: oStog.SaIle," GER.
Nitttuod - 9iri8cnt: S. s. 5rant.
n9ormonie."
SauptQuartier: 9tr. Ala, @eit.
Sopette . StroBe. Sin9ItrnOe: Glen.
Itog8 - 9irigent: Sobn q. 8lein.
y@ermonio.W Gnner6or."
Sauptquarticr: 8crmonia = WGn-
nCrhor.Solle, Ger. 410 bis 412, &eits
2omboro.S troBe. 5ingIhunoe: 9on.
nerltags - 3irigent: Ebeooor Sent
berger.
m6robiinn."
SauptQilartier: 5robiinn . Sale,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid . Nuenue. Sing.
itlln0e: Wittrpo9s - 9irigent: Sobn
y. &lein.
,Nr6eiter.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptqltortier: anoreas' Safe.
Nr. 314, SonooerItraBe. Gin0itunoe:
MittipodS - 3trioent: 9opio We.
lumlet.
.Sbolia-W Gnlerdor."
SaltptQunrtier: 8oigt'S Saae, Scr.
1872, Soriorb.9 lpenue. S%ingitunOe:
GienItoqS - GiriQcnt s. 6. 6rouf..
n2ocuit.g int.Wdnnerhor."
Sallptquartier: Builders SoIle,
ode Cuba. mo Anoreltrobe. Sing.
itlunOe: Yiittluod) IbenoS s ubr -
9irigent: Subert Sriippel.
.glrbeiter. 2iPoertofel."
SolptQllartier: 8ol5' Sale, Rr.
4O8, @cit . 2eringtorItrobe. Cling.
Itltn6e: GienItagS-Girigent Subert
Stripped.
.WeIooie."
Solptqilartier: s. 3ics' Safe,
Gde 2omitro6e uno 9eIair.Worft.
SingItlunoe: 3onncritog$ - 0iri.
gent: s. anralus.
ygapcriiGJer W6nnerdor."
Sauptallortier: gldernlann's SaIle,
Ode bon Caroline. uno @OugbItrobe.
SingItunoe: GonnerItag S(berbS -
9irigent: Nltguit Sdncioer.
.Wfebger.8 cionguerein."
Souptqllortier: !Soffmann'8 Salle,
2om. nno 6orreitItrabe. Sinaltlnoe:
Gienltog - Girigcnt: Subert Scrip.
pei.
.Wo5ort.W
Sauptu1lartier: Hobert 8oQn1er'S
Scr. t92t-1923, Orleans.
Strobe; Singitunoe ieoen Conner
tag 9lben0 - Girigcnt q. 70. 8obl.
mann.
.Gidenfrdn5."
Saupiqrortier: So9n S6miot'5
(pormalS 3orn's) Solc, Ode Der 3.
lno @%uuebitraRe, Si9bIan6town.
SingItunoc: MitipodS - Sirigeut
Geo. V. Y06lmann.
- 0elltId) . llngoriid)er Sicocrfrun5."
Sauptqilartier; Sttcrbcin'3 Soat
Griiber seintrad)t.SoQe"). Occult.
Singitunoe: Sonncrito1
NbenOs. Giri9ent 5ran5 Sod.
tWai11,10
Gcreins : GalcnScr.
Bidder, @eianguerein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Erof. =. &arolltS.
Snuptqiiartier Sobn MbPs Saus,
Nr. 40S, @eit.2e rington.S traBe. Sc
cen Samitag 4benb, nit @ltsnabme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
edlJne fleine Taruier
9tdbfirt 1925.
Gonioli0ateb 0oan g.,
I Npro.W Strahe.

gtr erobes Itortir1eni perfauener Dian1nn.
ten, llbren uno Suipcien in einem Yriputss,ers
iauf, NOD inter balbem 0oitcupreis. 29ir gebe1
nab pie bot ltberole Earleben anf ole gSertbs
geeenitlHoe. Setten+S tngalg 5urI 9rio1tsNus
reaI.
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26.Of6 9u'fel; Gleoatoren.Gorrat5
1918 9uidel. Rg'fN
@eutige SdIuBrate:
Nr. = meitIiher Roggen 50 SO
lir. 3 mcitIider Roggeu SO 81
&u SGden, ie nab qua.
llt0t - -SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

Nae, mcIfe WcIo aehtaudcn, fprcdJeu bier
Dor. gnletben ami Gnlaire, Wt6bel uno @runos
eIQen!burn. %Tl &ertraien. 1eirc puuHsGfficcs
Wietbohen. Baltimore SnUetmrnt Co." Rr.
i20. gurosVneu'5trabe. CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
.SIbidcr Qnnbiit fiir S22O0.

&ier Nder 9uttcS 2uuo. ihouc GucIe, pueS
Shit. 1T einge6iunt, ib6ne Stattenbdlntc, gutc2
10 3immer'0Guo nit neliem Sbteierou6. S9elts
ne. Siibncrtuls II. I IN. 9tnbe g1bnftntion;
bilige Staten BEL 0ioIai3s5idet. Sic 0dlite
innb budr bc5n6lt neroet. 9tdbere5 BEL 8.
snoeuhupp, Hr. iii, Horo.6bnrfrc.StraEe.
(pnbe aud einige fleine 9Sldte aui benz HnIl'
De 81 oermietben.) tSeptl .1WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Scrlanat Nanner nnS Suabeu.
YeriaRgt I'M Aagemeimeu,
2rut,dltS arbsits.W adpeifunas gur,au.

Inter ser auiIt6t ber n8eutfhen 8eieai6nft".
9teietieen, ole oelitfhe 9~anoperier, Arbeiter
pnb 9ienitbotert, gu befbaftigen tpiinfben, nol'
len fh peri6nlib soer III trGniirien 9rteitu an
btntmrr II, 9r. 215-2f7, GDurtlanp. StraRs,
penoen, ipelher uuent9eIilib s~lueiItntt .rtbeIIeR
pirh. Sprehitrnhen bon 1 bis 8 ubr,
CJ1n271S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
VI d. %. 9lpril 100

Gogenmebl, mittelmGBieeS
lis auSgep1bItes -. 4.50-4.90
WoiSmebl, 100 Biuno... 1.50-t.G0
iMrl; Ncrianot BON Den Glepotorcn
1896 @uidcI; Glcuatoren o Torrotb
225,26t Nuid)rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

WAITS. = 3ulnbr SISl NuldcI;
Ncrianot bon ocn Glepatorcn 92,962
Nuldcl; GIeuntoren &orrotb 513,.
22G Vuidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

gu uerfaufeu:
Gin @dbuu3 NIT att 3immetn NIB Nno;
elm 9Gdofen uuo Ginu iiir orei 1teroc. giads
~5ufrnGct in Dir. G69, Weit.Sarre.StraNe.
U13-4t9-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

3u ucrfnufeu:
Viderei tno Gonfetts2aoen nit 9Sorratb ltto
Ginribtung: YiarO rno 2Sa9cIi. iolpie StdIioe
In 6lpei MtGriteu; eil bargain. 9tab3uirugen
i'm rTeutidcn Gorreiponbenteu." Ui9-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

Sin Eicro uno lSuQen puiicHH iiir cine @Gde'
rel. 9u1iutrngeu in pr. G5J, Ret gee strufc.
U2l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Su fanfen geindDt:

Z. &olicHbeim,
Or. 1913, Roros 6rcmDut. gUeune,
Ue1lbIt @dnr fir fleiues GiGeui6tm irgeuoluo,
lpcut oer Srei5 au1eDmbuc lit.
G2l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Gu %perfdufeu.

3u Uerfaufcu:
Cine 1roBe gSici0r" @rantupbunsUtaibin
mob gun6 nelt, init % Flattet, lit hilig 5u
berfauten. aadiufragcn III Hr. 12iS, Glib
SbarpsStraBr U2D
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
PRICES 0E PRODUCE
IN LOCAL MARKET
What Has to Be Paid for
Table Things in
the City.

The fouoWHng Fetall prices preVali
IN the local produce market:
Eggs, 40c dozen.
Country butter. 33c Id.
Creamery butter. 3Sc ID.
New cabbage. &c Id.
Radishes, SC bunch.
Rhubarb, DC bunch.
P1neapples, 90 and Csc each
New Beets. Toe bunch.
Egg Plants, 10 and 15c.
sweep potatoes 2Oc gallon.
Pumpkins, 10 to csc.
Celery, 1Oc stalk.
Lettuce, 2Oc lb-
CaulifIower 25c.
Manages, 40 and soc dop-
Spinach. r15c gal.
Cranberries, zoe ct.
Canning pears. $50 blu.
Bermuda onions, SC lb.
KaIe. 1Oc gallon
Onions. zoe gal.
Cucumbers. zoe and 25c.
Apples, zoe gallon.
Ounces, 35c gal.
\ Turnips, 15c gal.
Irish Potatoes. SOC peck.
Asparagus, 15c punch.
Cocoa1uts, 10c.
California nava1s. so to soc, dcz.
Malaga Grapes zoe lib.
Grape Fruit 10 and 15c.
Turkeys. dressed. 1sc to &c ID;
not dressed, IA to lie lib.
Chickens. dressed. II l-2c to 22c;
not dressed. - 1-2c to Ice III.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23

on the positive guarantee
that If it does not give sat
isfaction we Will return the
entire amount Of money paid
us for it.
We ask all those who are
rundown, nervous, debili-
tated, aged or weak, and
every person suffering from
stubborn colds, hanging-on
coughs, bronchitis or incipi-
emit consumption to try Vinol
with this understanding.
stone & Mercer. Druggists,
Clnrksl,urs, w. Va.