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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
At the Theaters
..My sweetheart" at the Krux.

MY Sweetheart Is at the Krug for
the balance Of the week, with Miss Helen
Byron in the title role. Those who have
seen Miss Byron before will know that
her playing in Omaha means a treat for
all who go, but TO those who are unac-
qualnted with her sweet singing and clever
dancing, natural coyness and lovahle char
acter impersouation, let il be said that the
present offering at the Krug, with the
strong singing and dramatlc company
headed by Miss Byron, is considerably
above the Krug standard Of play.
Opening before a large audience Thurs
day evening, the piece Will continue un-
I'll after Saturday. with a matinee on that
day. The theme of the play is collaborated
from the old German melodrama, "Our
Wedding Day" and has been used by John
r. Rogers, the manager OF the company,
ever since 1851 with many notifications
since lie first placed II on the stage. The
present offering is entirely different from
all previous presentations and contains
several song numbers that are new and
attractive, besides one or two that are be-
ing used experimentally and which made
quite a hit last night.
Miss Byron's efforts IN one OF these in
the third act Of the piece won her a hearty
recognition last evening, and al the close
Of a pretty duet with Mr.. Charles Win
ringer in the second scene she was pre-
scented with q bunch OF American beauties.
Mr.. Winninger. as Tony Faust does praise
worthy work, both In the lighter, romping
comedy parts and as the serious and re-
~Uentant woOeT.
The heavy" role Of the play, that OF
the adventures who tries and almost sue
ceeds In winning Tony by discTeditable
means, is taken by Miss Eda Won Buelow,
who acquits herself with much credit in
the trying part. The other characters are
impersonated by players competent to han
die them, and taken all in all, the piece
affords excellent opportunity for a wide
range OF character study. The part taken
by Miss Byron alone, picturing the simple
farm siTl. the sweet girl leVsT, the young
society belle with her Whims. the disGn-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

ney on the Merchants hotel building and a
costly skyi,ght in George Rogers cigar
store. The kite blew against an electric
light wire and pulled II over the chimney,
causing its destruction. When the chimney
fen n crashed through the skyllsht and
aside from completely demolishing the win
dow smashed furniture below and caused
considerable havoc. The skylight was Of
lead-colored glass and cost several hundred
dollars, Mr.. Rogers had Just completed re-
modelling his store and the demolished win
dow was in an addition he built on the
rear.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

Dressmaking, promptness guaranteed
Mrs. A. Slater, 1928 N. 22d, South Omaha.
Heyman & Berry, sellers Of quality
A, telephone III.
The burial of Joe Barta, who died sud
denly September %, took place MednesdaS.
BaTta was a Bohemian and died IN MS o4ti
year.
Wanted, to buy, a cottage in good repair
at moderate price, close to car line Al
dress NJ 1856, care Bee office.
Miss Evelyn Levy has gone to Lincoln,
where she is entering the state unlYerslty'
Clark Alton and Miss Myrtle Simonton
are 10 be married Wednesday, Septenl-
Der 80.
Services will be held in St. Edwards
chapel at Twenty-siXth and Adams Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
Elder Hagen and Miss Amanda j. Ander,
son were married last night at the home OF
Herman Reinbolt, 2elA ID street. The parties
Will live in South Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
LYDIA e. PINKHAM

Nature and a woman's work COM
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned days OF
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
SUI disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs OF the
field Lydia K. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
Of the world a remedy for their Pc
culiar ills, more potent and effica-
oious than any combination ofdTugs.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is now recognized as the
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of 6l5 NC. st.,
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
Complete restoration to health
means SO much to me that for b sake
of other suffering women / am willing
TO make my troubles public.
For twelve years / had been suffer
ing with the worst forms OF female Ills.
During that time l had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what ] suffered, and at times l
could hardly walk, About two years
ago 1 wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
/ followed It and can truly say that
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Mrs. PinkhamNs advice re-
stored health and strength. II IL
worth mountains of gold to suffering
women"
What Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muf,
hWm Do Dor ether SUFFERING women
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
A BacheIor's Reelection

There's nothing most girls can aDpear so
perfectly natural at as being artificial.
Successful men don't seem TO give their
friends the same valuable advice they give
themselves.
The trouble with people who have com
mon sense is they are deadly dull for lack
OF a little fOoiishneEs,
A comforting thing about being married
Is you haven't any more mistakes OF that
kind to make for the present,
A man Is sometimes modest enough TO
admit that the reason he doesn't know
more 10 Il isn't worth knowing York
Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

pointed sweetheart and the happy fianoe
of the returned beau.
Aside from the singing OF Miss Byron
and Mr.. Winninger, who have about ten
solos and duets and a number of pretty
chorus numbers, the only other song piece
is "The New Coon sung with a novel
chorus by Mr.. c. Stuart Johnson, who also
furnishes plenty OF blackface comedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
COmptroIIer In.ue. Cnu.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The comptrol.
Ter OF the currency today issued a call to
National banks for a statement Of their
condition at the close of business on Sep
TENDER 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

street frame dwelling, 5000; F. 8. MAY
frGu, Mehty-second and Burdette Streets
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

Hy using the various departments OF The
Bee want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
HuIIdIng PeFmIts.

c. l.. Rossen, Fifteenth and Ninton
streets. alterations and repairs to building,
81 500; Harry G.. Counsman, 2766 California
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
Jones and Cue Dismissed,

James Jones and w. L. Cue were dis
missed yesterday from the Charge of at
tempting to dispose of a mortgaged horse
for lack Of prosecution. They were in jail
two days awaiting trial. w. L. Cue was
married the night before his arrest. He
and Jones drove the horse in question into
South Omaha, arriving at 5 o'clock. They
were arrested by Troutan and Blsfelder on
suspicion. John Cue and Clarence Bartlett,
who were arrested on suspicion of taking
the money OF a blind newsboy of South
Omaha, were also dismissed for lack Of
prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

BY using the various departments Of The
Bee Want Ad Pages you set the best re-
suits at the least EXPENSE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
Fines All Around.

Judge Callahan dealt out SUMMARY Jus
tlce to Mrs. Mary Smith and ]. Hildehrand,
and to Mrs. Laura ChTistoffer and William
Bailey yesterday by fining all for assault
and battery. The case in question arose out
of bad feeling come about because some
one sang Bill Bailey Won't You Please
Come Home in a manner calculated to
rouse the ire OF the said William Bailey in
question. He knocked Mrs. Smith down
with a brick. Mrs. Christoffer pulled her
hair and Bailey stepped on her. Hildebrand
came out and soaked Bailey in the back
OF the head and held Mrs. Christoffer while
Mrs. Smith dug into her" until she felt
satisfied for the injury from the brick.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
Prisoner sings Opera.

Toney Lapresto, in the South Omaha jail
for alleged stabbing Of Caramela Blanonieri,
now Commissioning slowly at the South
Omaha hospital, takes his incarceration
philosophically. He spends nearly half OF
the time singing genuine Italian grand
opera in e fairly good and effective tenor
voice. Yesterday he sang the "Misereri"
from III Trovatore," changing 10 Lucia, -
He is soft spoken, but when arrested, it is
said, he showed a vicious disposition. When
identified by his victim he is said to have
threatened him In Italian. BlanonieTi was
stabbed in the back, the blade passing
through his right lung, The nurses have
had several clinics as the result of this
wound, for the air Of the lungs was forced
into the tissues and developed a peculiar
! pandgtion exceedinaly rare
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
Mrs. Ellen O'Kseme Dead.

The death OF Mrs. Ellen O'Keeffe, aged
ss, wife OF Richard o'Keeffe, Seventeenth
and Missouri avenue, occurred at 4 o'clock
Thursday al! ernoon, Death came rather
Unexpectedly. although Mrs. O'Keeffe had
been i'll for several months. Wednesday
she was so much improved that the family
entertained some hope OF her recovery.
Thursday she sank rapidly until her death.
Richard O'Keeffe Is a ~well-known con-
tractor. now retired from active affairs.
She is also survived by two sons, Richard
and John, and by one daughter. Mrs. II. C..
Murphy. The funeral will be at st. Agnes
church Saturday morning at 3 o'clock. The
interment lie to be in 81. Mays cemetery.
Magic City Gossip.
Rev. Karl Hitler OF Albright is attending
/ the autumn conference.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part Of the city. Telephone Nc. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Sn Gcimiihcr Gr0c Be-
Q~ra6cn. - @r. Sr1nf Nlcranoer,
Gin .rcidcr @cruobncr bon Scattle,
Woib., lit Gcltcrn ruicoer noh DEM
McItcn obgcrciit, nodocn CT ietne
ucrltor6cnc @uttin, cine 0eborene
Woltinlorcrin, nebcn ibrcu Gltern I'M
,2oroon-Eurt 6ric0bofc" sur lcbtca
Mu6c 0cbettct bate. !Serr 9~lcronoer
mobnte mGbrcnO icinea bieligen TuI'
cntDoltcS inn oSotel H%oleigb".
1oS IS as onclope
q t. POP, ). 8. s." biclt geItern III
@olliS 9iiiifcl'S Safe, 9tr. 1O3, Noro'
6re0erid. StroBc, icinc rcgelrn0Bige
Sibung, IN weldcr Nrd)on Socob
Gilri6 ocn GoriiB mo SefretGr
2ollis Gam ouS Nrotofoll fiibrte.
IS mltroe bcridtet, oub Die Noltlmo.
rcr So9en ocS Green's im vHiper.
@iepEort" elm gcmcinIome9 Eicnic
a6balteu merocn. Cont iulr0en nllr
HolltinegeihGite %perDonoelt.
Nbleben. - Sn i6rer @o6nung,
9tr. 1875, gtor6,W orroesS Ctr, itorb
geitern Srolt Bertha Nouleocr, @ot-
tin 0c5 Srn. Charles Huileoer, I'M
81. Sabre ibreS Scbens. Die @ecroi.
gllng finoct AM Montog, Nndmit-
tags : llbr, BON Der obcngcnanntcn
Mobnung aus ltott.
Sie @ecroiguug ser om Gon.
neritag 9lbcnO 0%citorbcrcn 6roll
anno %. 9eil iinOet morgcn Nod).
nlittog nm ~ llbr bonn Srouer.
bollc, I. Npcnuc un0 rs. Strabe, all3
itatt.
Gin 6in0(ing in gern.
teimer'9 &noen. - SIN &inoer.
5inlmer pom gernbetmer Bros, 9r.
81, Observation-Disclosures, tpilro(
geitern bon elmer ltnbefannten eli,
ltngeidbr iedJ5 @ohen alter, biibid)el
alabe 5uriid gelaiien. Gie Nuiiebe.
rin Sri. Geleite greiton l~ieicrte oel
6inOling lit Der mcitli6en Goli5ei
itation o6. SpGtcr iono oaS Stint
I'M st. &inccnt Soipital" aui
na1me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Sn cit ides @cmanb lit
Scr bon Stoliencrn bcpobntc oitlidc
StoottDcil onl1blid) Oes 6eiteS OeS
beiIigen Nntonius bon Goouo &c.
6ilQt. boS bCutc BON alien St%oliencrn
g"cicicrt miro. Scutc Sormlttag iilt-
oct III Der fatboliid)en Ct. Seo'S
Stride eir Sodont itott. g(n Der
GuItern.Npenlc lln0 YrclioentsS Str.
lit cine Sribiinc errihtct, olli luelher
cine aapelle con5ertircn miro. Sn
jeoer itolienii6cn Somilc gibt cS
bellte Elm Seitelicn, BET Dem Wocca.
ronis ni6t feblen biirfen.
@enig Ginmanoerer iii
% urplon0 5. - &on Ben 25,9S3
Ginmanoercrn, Die inn Mai IN Stem.
0ors lanocten, begaben iid, oem OF.
ii8icQen 9eridt 5ltiolge, 81 nad)
Wnrplnnb. Mie iibrigenS Die Gin
ranocrung ubgc1ommcn bat, 5eigt
cine Serglcihstdbelle iiir Den Wonat
0tai; im Oiai lebten SabreS lonoetet
in Gew.g)orf 146,5SS G%inpnnoerer
III Nem-Yorf, gegen, lpie ihon err
m1l,nt, nltr 1888 i'm Mai bieies
Sobrcs.
@om Grtrinfungstoo aer
rettet.-Sieutenont Ioolpb Gang.
BORT BON Der Giilten-IrtiQerie, elmer
ser Sfii5iere Der @orniion in Sort
Soruarb, rettete oen Soloaten Saul.
man bon ser 104. Gompagi1ie bonn
iidbcrcn @rtrinfungstoOc. aouimon
NOR elmer Scr Wonnidait, peld)e Die
Sreffer Der 8cibiite ST. bcobadten
bette, uno fiel iniolae zines Schltrit.
tcs 6ci'm Nbitcigcn BON Dem Sd6lcp-
per nSrene" ms @alier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Sin gcricbcncr Wanncr.

SturQcon'S Nppcnoiciti8 mor CT
b~clld)clt. - Nottc orn @ciGn0niB.
brumtcr oontit Gin SduippNct
gcld)lngcn. - Nlmrptc lcinc Grol
eriolgIoH an. - 9tod) fcinc Spllr
bon Dem 6liid)tling.
Gic gcltcrll unr0cltonlnlcnCn llntc!'
luduun1cn iibcr bic Slltd)t BON Is.
Sturgcon aus ocnl st. &oicpbS so
ipitol," ipcl6c I'M n0clltihcn Gore.
ip%onocntcn" bcridbtct Wuroc, cr9ob,
0ob SturgcoL Scr ourd Eoli5cirid).
fer Wurlano pom 0itlidcn Giitritt an
-. Mai lpCgcn zines Ginbrl6S IN
0ic @obnlrng bon Srou o.. i. Dat.
tee, 9tr. 23tt Sit WommcntitroBc,
Dem @cridtapcrfobrcn iIbcrmiclen II.
no6 bcml @ciGn9niB gcionOt mllroe,
on0eblid) nllr NppcnoiCitiS linlltlirt
bottc, Inn lcinc Srcibcit luicoer ST er.
lnuQcll ut0 0oB or tbotlGdlih 10 mobl
iii6ltc mic Elm Glo6 i'm @ulicr. GoS
Spobboitc an Scr Sodc lit, boB Die
Grolt Nc9 Ginbrchcra, nod)ocm Der.
lclbc bonn StuotQciunNniB nod 0cl1
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bonn Nolpitnl ans bcnndlrid,ti0t nllr.
sc, OoB tic loiort bortbir fonnlcl lou-
tc, ionS lie ibrcn Mont ltpd) lcbcllo
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for0cru1G un0 gob Ocm ol1Qcblidjen
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fer lplr0c tic bon Sturgeon tclcarus
pbiid) nui5urufcn. 0crlclbc crilthtc
lie, inn s. 81 QcbCn, mcld)en WltnId
iic ibnt ic0od) p~eriogtc. gllti ibrC SIN.
lroNc, 100 cr lid bcfiloc, %antluortctc
Sturgcon, noB or in @oi6ington ici
limo BOB lie linn in 5lpei Mobcn icbcn
lpcroc. &llr5 nodocm Die 6lllNt
SturNcon'a Der Holi5ci bcrid)tct luor,
bCAobcn lid 9iru1Ocicr0cont NSomcS II.
EoIi6iit 6lnnlinG bonn norO0itlid)cn
Giltrift noh Scr Mobnlulg ponStur.
0con'S Wtlttcr, 9tr. 1880, NorolWont-
ior0 Tpcnlc, uu10 criubren BORT 81
ibrcm &ciomcicn, oob Der &ogc[ ipt.
niNc Winltcn porbcr olt@gcllogcn
mor. Sturgeon bnttc Ole @obnInJ
icincr Mllttcr bcilld)t, BORT cilcu
~idluur5cn Nod icincS &otcrS mo Sltt
icilc9 9rllOcro Gcbolt un0 iiG bonn
imlcuni0it picocr cnticrllt. Scit.
Gem fonntc fcinc Sprr BON bcnl
6iii6tling mcbr olSfinoiG gcnlodt
lUcr0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
yGtrcinigtc Sangcr,"

III ser M0nncrdor-
&oQc".-9uuiioroernng Oca Er0li>
ocntcn 5ltnl 5oblrcid)cn @clltH Der
Moiirnpro6cn. - &orbcrcitlu1gct
fiir OoS SoumlcrnndtSicIt.
llnter Ocm &oriit oc& ErGliocntrn
&cnrp Gbonlua bicltcn Die yTerclllI9'
ten SUn9cr" 1citcrn i'll Der D8crnln-
nia- NtGuncrd)pr.Nuuc an Der gScIts
2on1bor0-S troBc ibrc Wonota Sers
iommlunG ub. SctrctGr @co. Stint
mclbebu iiibrt ou1 Erototol. AuBcr
ser ,9oOcniu," ,Mtclooic" unO y@op.
Criid)er M0mcrhor" lparcn Idnnnlt'
Iid)C Gcrciue Ourd inSNcIomnlt IL
Iclc1utcn pcrtrctCn. Mn STEELE oca
GclcAatcn &cll0rih9, mcld)cr rcItB"
nirte, ltclltc lid Sr. Nlbcrt Sottlcr,
Slucitcr NicC. &rGii0cnt oc9 oNrbcltcr-
M1nncrhorS," Dor. 9tn6 Scrlcllung
oc& 8rotofoIlS Der lcttcn 0clc9otcns
Sibuno pllrbcn sic GinIo0lm0cn ocS
yEbolinzMGnucrhorS," o9lriou" mo
ser .@crcinigtcn Giltrittc Oca Gctts
iMcll ltntcritiiblm02-9un0c@ pon@ols
timorc" ongcnommcn. SoOnm lurr-
DC bei0loiicL am WontoN, nod
SdlltB Der SimQittloe Der pNcrcls
niQtcn Singer" IN Der n@crnlanios
W1nncr6orsSaQc," cine Gomlte.Slt
sung o~b5iboltcn, mn arrangements
ii;r 6oS Sommcrnnd)tSicit SIT trcfIcn.
Sr. &CnrD Shontoa lcAtc Den Gclc'
0otclt orinNcno ans @er& ibrc Ncrs
cine on,lboltclL 0ic A}rnbcn 5oblrcid
So bCluhcn. &r. @cinrid Settler
Mu6tc 0cn &orihlo1 0cu NIbllotbcs
far fir icinc WtiibCpoItlnNen Gin
tlcineS &ouoror 81 5ablcn. Scr Flon
ml,rbc olllcitig unterItiltt, Sod Die
Gntitciorung iibcr bcllIclbcn bis sur
n0t,Itrn &crionnllun9 5llrild0cltclIt,
Nr. Trit 9torOcnbol5 itcUtc oorc!tf
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aus 9lnloB oC9 ltottiinocnOcn Stlr.
tlnasieitea iiir sic nGditeS ingIhuloc
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Scr ,(6uliosM GnnlCrhor" iibtC nc-
itcrn NtbCnO in &rn. &crn. Goigt'a
Nouc al Der @oriorO-9lpculc infer
Scitlng BON Eroi. Sobn :. 6ront
ShGrc iiir iein on Sonntog III Mc.
bcr'a Norf I%tottiinNcn0cS -. Stii-
trm1oicit. 9toh Scr 4}robc mllr0c
cine fltrjc @cihGit3ii6ung obgc6n!-
ten, III mcld)er jluci pniiipc NtitgIia.
Der altfgenonuncn mo bcldlo'Icu
iunroc, elmer %Ginloonulg Oca Surn.
urrcinS o&orm6rta," bel cincn 81
Gbren scr sum Gurnicit III Sronf-
iurt iibcr Baltimore rciicnocn Cur
ncr I'M oyScItcn0sEorf" itnttiinOcn.
ocll Eicnic cmige Gb0rc 81 iin0cn,
6Ol0c 5n %lciltcn.
nGcut d llngoriidcr &ic.
ocrfron5."
Scinc p0deutlihcS iugltlnoc bic!t
scr DGrliti1 -lln2oriIhc &icbcrfron5"
gcitcrn IN nSttcrbcin'S @olc," 9tr.
1923, @coion-S troBe, inter 2eituno
ocS Girigcntcu Subert &riippcl Of.
Sn Der @cId0itSiitrng, in mcldcr
Sr. 5o6n 9oid 0cn Goriib uno 81.
frctGr 2itblp. q. &oQmcr 0n& Yrptos
foa fii6rtc, purbe Die G~inlooung Der
n&erciniotcn SGngcr" o|n0cnommen
unb cin oftipcS Wiit9lieo auigcnonl.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Sci Den Barren"

XVI pSH HSHtNH'
Die @Grct Iic0c ocS Gurnpcrcin3
,&orluGrta" bel SCrrn Sbcoour
@orit oltf ociicn 2onOiiB SIT @oIt.
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GiiQc. - Die @GItc auf oaS 2lls
lcrbcitc 6clpirtbct.
Gillcll i0colCn Ibcn0 pcrbrnd)tell
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pcrcin o&orruGrGta" olli Dem Sanos
iiB 0c2 Ncrrn SbcoOor @orIt 5lt Gl.
tam @ci1bt3, al Der Nclnir.9tnu0.
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fulocn ulb GcluiB luiiroc tCincr Der
gImueicnocu hoa NnOcntcu al 0cu
1cmlBrcihcn IbCnO fir bic id0nitc
Sunnlc ldno0cn Wtunmon2 pcrmils
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lGnnlcnflnft bon Surnern poBten,
tci eincnl ipoltcnlolcn Sinlnlcl mo
cincn &ollmono, Der obidon IN al.
len Sonurtcn oll0clungen lln0 i'll lc'
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bCrilhmtcn Moiborulc ucrttlgt mar,
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sic i'm Sabre 1891 i'm ,9urlcp Eort'
ucnlod)t mllroerL ilbcrrcidt. 3oblrei.
die ser Nmucienoen biclten Nnlpros
den, in mcldJcn iic Der WcroicnIte
Nrll. @orit'S nm Die Sllrncrci Grluabs
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olld) Die ~geb0riGc 6%cititimUnrlg IN Die
@cicQlduit brodtc. Ncrr y. Sdmins
dc, Ncrr 9. Is. Sdnci0creitb, Mar
&onig mo Wtor @rciB iombl ais
Sbco0ur Sembcrgcr, Der GbrenguIt
bCa Nbcl0S iton0cn ibnl milroig sur
Scite uuo int llcbrigen 5%cidneten lld)
sic iolgcn0en @Grenlorten ollrd) sc.
Oicgenc NortrdNe aus:
NrmrmbGr HolliS SoifntorL &icc.
WrummbGr Near SONIC &robbGr =.
Softer, SGdclbGr George Sd)ld)a
bnr0t, Sun5bGr :. 8. Is. SGrlG Sob.
lcnbGr s. s.. Mittcn0oriL Gcrenlo.
lienbGr y. &urtleb, SdmicrbGr Scr.
MANI 0lt9rulL &unonclb0r Sbco.
&. @orIt, MibbGr 9boS. 9ottid)cr,
SdnlldbGr Silb. Glnr. Wluntn1bGr
Sre0. s.. Wrcoper, Soubur y. Sart,
lcb, Stummb0r Goui8 Soiintonlt,
&iilnnlclbGr Wtor SoniM Silbcrb0r
&crm. NiIblcr, @riblcDbur Iug. So
itlllg, 6icDclbGr VI. STAT, ShnllpibGr
". anicrinL @loab6r Charles Softer,
SpunobGr y. ". Camp, Gunltbdr
@co. $. 2our, &lcdbGr &oitiS Gent,
Ero5cBbur 50. Scbcr, Sobonnlob1r
&obn &orctt, MuBbGr 5. y. Sob,
lrcubGr Wortin Huouig Huppcnb1r
GutlillS Mtoucr, WoafenbGr ISM. T..
S6iaiug, @riiub0r .. Shnlinde,
&oniNb0r &. =. Gnlil SduuIb Sol5-
bGr Oscar Scilcr, Stid)clb6r 6ran}
5putD, Yol1un1ubGr Milbclm Mon@-
lcbclL GhncebGr 6ror5 @inter, Gro
bar Gbu&. Molfrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Wtr0 bcute bcgrobcn.-9r
Wultcr VrcltninNcr, Scr am lcGtcll
Somitug bel @iuiiclo, Fo., mic be.
rcitS ollaiilbrlid) am lcbtcn Wontn9
pom yGcltI6Cn Gorrclpon0clltcn" be.
ridJtct mllrbc, BON cincn 3uge ilbcr-
fGbrcn mo gct0otct mltr0c, miro bcltc
oli 0cnl .Wiouut SliDct- 6ricObof"
5llr IcBtcn Gubc bci0clcbt iuCr0cll.
To9 yWcrmnuiusGonclape 9tr. POI,
s. 8. S." bcnt Der SoOtc ais Nit.
pIic0 o%n0cb0rtc, bat Den &cidnum
noh bier bringcu loiien mo miro
rcricIbc bonn &ci6cnbcltnttcr Gb. ".
Iiu, 9tr. so, Src0crid Nucnllc, bon
oeiicn Gtoblilicnlcnt aus b%cDrobcn
mcrocll. gl9 Nnbrtid)tr0gcr WcrOcn
MS. rSobl Wtttb, Weor0c Humpcl,
Wiillcc auollp ull0 u. +. NSoblcr mt
Qircn mo Yoitor u. =. StcrNcr ocn
GroucrgottcSOicnlt leitcn. Go9 Gona
clooc miro eincl &rnn5 olti Den Sor9
oc9 Sp0tcn nie0crlcgcn luliClt. Scrr
Grcunlngcr ltonnmte ans &ird)bcim
onl NieS, iuolclbIt lelne bctogtc Wtllt.
ter lebt. Nodoem CT in iciucr Sei.
mutb Dos @dferhonomerf crlernt bot
tc, FAM or Dor 70 Sobren nod 9olti.
more. Sicr urbcitctc er 5llcrlt IN Nn.
Qclmeier'S @Gderei, utto ndbrcn6 Der
lcbteu Sabre leineS MuicntboltS III
Baltimore luor or IN 0crg'S @0fcrei
oll Scr Sutton 9lpenite tbGtig. &or
jluei Sobren begnb or Iid) nnd Ebi.
luoclpbid. Irob0cm blicb CT Den
hicli0cn Srganiiotioncu trelt. Gr
mar elmer Scr 8riinher Der Sportnlle
0c2 ySubor = 2pccum5" un0 gcbortc
icrner Dem n@ermonin .Gonclouc 9tr.
POP" pom o&erbeiicrten Srocn Der
Ncptoiopben" unO Benz n@0dcr.l(n'
tcrltiltlngs . &erein Gr. 3" al. PHI.
Ter ieiuer Willtter biitcrloBt er cine
G0lpeItcr, nelhe ol5 @olpcrnantc III
Mcm-2)orf tb1tig lit. ionic mcbrcrc
@cihluiitcr, bon benen elmer Sdylls
lebrcr in 9cuti6lon0 lit.
Gin nnmcn 6 lidcr ga
tcr.-Foli5cirid)tcr Slcmclpu ii6cr.
mics geitcrn Nohmittng I'M nOrOmeIt'
lihcn Stationsbolts bcn 40 Sabre
oltcn Nrguit Sordner BON Nr. 1871.
NorO.9orter. Strobe, Dem @eridts'
p%erinbrcrt. Sord)ner miro bon icincr
"A Sabre nltcn Sodter Cora beid)ul.
oi1t. iid) an ibr in uniittli6er Weiit
pergriiicn 5u baben. Grit Dor bier
@oden itdrb Die Sroit oes Nngeidlll.
Oi9ten inter 3uriidlaiiling BON Der
%erlpG6nten Sod)ter, 5rpei &naben mo
einem Is Wonate alten ain0. Seb.
teres iiel am Gage mad ser gecroi.
gllng Der Wtittter ans eincm ain0Cr,
luogen in @lnsiGerben mo itar6
cine bnlbe Stunoe nod Dem llniol.
Nod) Scr @crboitnna Sprdncr'S mob
men lid No6born Der orci nod lc'
benoen Ginoer at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

q b it / INNING il6cr Cblis
aationen Iusgabe. - Nt
Sreocrid, Mo., iperoen sic Ncpobncr
en- s. Suli iibcr ole 5roqe ser Ser.
ousgnbulg bon Sbligationcn sur
Sobc bon 100000 abltinmen. Go5
@elo ioQ, mic folat, perlponot uer-
ben: $4,000 sur Ncdlur1 Scr id)lue.
tenocn SdulOcn, $500 iiir Oic
gcrbciierun9 Der @aiicrmcrfe utO
$4,000 iiir StraBenoerbciierung.
gen.
Cine gllt it e6enbe Goms
aagniC..= Gas Grefutiu . Gontite
ser nMiorpIano Gdiimltp Co." Ocrcn
FrGiioent Sr. Sobn Z. Stone lit,
bat empfobIen, boB sic gc%lu0bnlihc
@iertcljnbr9 . 0ipioenoe bon 3H
Ero5elt iiir oas 5neite Gicrtel Oc3
Snbres gctuGbrt iperoe. 9as Iiref-
forum miro am %. SSltni ilber Die
Nngelegenbeit abitimmen. Ser @e.
ih6itsgang Ser Gompagnie por ui1
10 gut, wie in oieiem @iertcliabr.
Gle Abred nung oes .galti.
more Clearing Souie" belief lid &C.
iicrn olri $3,77f,f90, gcgen $4s03,
oOt an gIciflauicnocn Gage ocS
SoridbrcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

F* Ser nSpring 8aroen Spar.
Terein atr. 1 BON Baltimore" bGlt am
Wontog, Den Is. Sum-, gbenos nm
s ltbr, III Otto Sribua's Saae, Nr.
FOB, @eit.Samburg StraBe, ieine
SabreSperiommluns ab. Mit oerIel.
ben lit ole @abl ser gcamten fir oas
Laurence 8eIddftsiabr berbunoen.