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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@ricfbefDrScrnng mad bcm Nnslanoe.

Die ~auSlGnoiife Yoit fir Sic nit
Sem II. WfGr3 cnocn0c g3ofc id)l:eBt
bier I'M Souptpoltol1t, IN alien Sal.
len piinftIidL mic IoIgt:
Die YadCt-TO1t lit bon 9 l(br Gor'
mittagS bis 5 llbr No6ntittogS tag
lid, oiien, oll3gcnommen SonntagS.
Die Yadet'Yoit nad @roBbritdr'
MEN uno Srlono idlicbt Gienito0s
uno Ireitoq& I'M 3 llbr NodmittogS,
nod) Gcuti6lono an 10. WtGrj inn
5 llbr NudmittogS.
'TdihpIer ottlnIfcn 9tcip s)otf biz
onocrneltiN mgCGcbCn.
Scit benz I. Sftobcr bc3 guriobrcS
iino sic @%ricIroten nod) oem IllSlat'
Sc (altS9enommcn Canada, Wcrifo,
9orlauo ul,o @ubn), mic fol9t: Slim
GcntS iiir Ole erIte Huge mo orci
Gcnts fir ieoc mcitcrc lln5e, ODER elm
@rudt6eil, unO iolte bon ironfirt
iucroen, wiorigcniouS BEL InfunTt
ser @rieie Der Ooppelte Setra8 col
leftirt miro.
Grams NtIontiid)e y 0 It.
0icnito1, 0en 10. WGr5 - I'M
9 llbr Nbcr0S nod europa per Cont
pier ySceonic" pio Elpmplttb nno
Gberbollrg.
MittmodL sen #. WGr5 NM
9 llGr NbennS nod europa, G0ppteIt
uto Nritiids Snbicn per Gompter
go Iropcncr," pio Sabre CFoit nod
@rob6ritonnicn ltn0 Srlnno lnllB
,pcr So Yropcnce" obrciiirt lcin).
GonncritoQ. ocn 10. WtGr5 III!
8 llbr gbcnos nod bcn N5orcn p@r
9ontpier bon Bolton.
0rcitog, sen IS. MGr5 I'M Z llbr
IbcnoS nod europa per Gompfer
ST. Iolll," pio EInnlolltb mo
G~berbourg) EoIt nod Siperpool,
SAottlonb l,nb Srlon0 mlB 0pcg
ct. Saul" ooreiiirt icin); nm 9 l(br
abenoS nod europa per 9ompler
.2uconio," pio Queenstown.
y o It nod Q ii 5. uno Central
Imerif q, @citinotcn etc.
Wontog, ocn o. WGr5 nm l(br
Nod)mittogS nod) bcn 9obanoS per
9ampfcr ppn Wionti; nm 9 llhr
gbcnoS nod Siio.9roiilien per
0ompier nGroipn Yrincc," piu bio
sc Sorciro.
GienItog, sen 10. MGr5 - tint
8 llbr gbcn6s nod Somnico per
Gompfcr ogbmirol SompIon"; nod)
Barbados, ct. 2llcio mo Norof@ros
iiIien per Gompfcr nMtoneircnie".
Mittnod,, ben If. Mt1r5 nm
/ llbr MohmittogS nod Den 9ohG-
mas per Tunlpfcr BON Miomi; I'M
8 llbr NlbenoS nodJ Cuba, Yltcoton
unb Gompcbe per Eompier oWteris
CO.; nod sen 2eclparos uno Wino.
lporosSnielrL Guiana per Sonlpier
.@uiano"; nah GcntrolsImertfo,
Colombia. Eunoma, Der &nnal5onc
unb sen iiiolihen Yociiic.SGfen per
Gonlpicr pid Colon.
Eonncritog, Den II. W1r5 - nm
8 llbr gbcnoS nod %Snogro, Sopti
unb Colombia per Sompfcr ,Nltai"
nod Sen 0obonas per Gonpler
yWorro Cattle.
Srcitn1. ben 13. M6r5 = UNI 8 llbr
noh @thnnod Der Compiler. Der
muioion" itnd Eprto Rieo, Curacao
unb GeneSiielo per Gonpfer nEbila'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Wb ppm Wplbiiclb.

8oIofieIb, 9tep, 8. WfGrs. -
Tic @unoestruppen, meld)e bier icit
brei Monoten geitanoen boben, rGinl,
ten geitern ibr Eager uno iiberlicben
Die Gerorttportung fir Ole Nufred)t.
rrboltung oeS Srieoens in Dem 81,
iirift 8olofielo Den lotoIen Eoli5ei.
heborben unb Der S%tootsppIiSei bon
Iepaoa. Die obriidenoen Sruppcn
5dblten ia Wann uno 8 Siii5icrc.
SIN 2aufe Scr ISOLDE iinb ihon per-
idieoene Ibtbeillingen StaatSpolni-
iten bier eingeriidt uno baben ibr
Guartier in einenl @ebGlioe in scr
W'itte Der Staot oifgcidlascn. Sn
rem 0iitrift berriht polfommene
Gilbe, 90 Der Strife tbotiGdlid nab,
reno Der Ietten @ofe fir beenoet cr.
Hart iporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
9eidjcnrGnbcr ucrurtGcilt.

MinncopoIiS, Minn, s.
N}6r}. - Nitoro 6. NuIicQ, @cbiiIie
cinc9 Observation-Disclosures lit olri
mbcitimmte 3eit 3l @ci0ngniBboft
i'm StootSQcfGngniiic per1trtGcilt
lporOen. Gr bate cinacitonocn, bon
elmer @eid)c 500 uno pon elmer an.
Ocrcn cine ~BoIOcne llbr geitobIen gu
h0bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@irt6c nutcrlicocn.

IoiboiIlc, Gem, s. Mars. -
9os Sbcrgcridt bat boS Noibpillc'
@eihrGnfun9Sgcieb fir @irtbldoitcn
oufredt crbalten. Surd) boS @clct
merbcn sic @irtbihoitcn oiti Elm be
itiumteS it1otiihcS @cbiet bcid)r0ntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Mrs. @imsloiu's Suutbina sprnp

mira fell fiber fiiniunoehssia SaBrcn bon
@iniuucu uuu WGnneru fiir lire Sinoer bei'm
beruhiat has Nino. cripcidlt ben @nnmen, be-
'NNmihtint ole od,r,cr,en; fnrirt Niuotolif uno
1T oas bette MifteI iiir Siarrb6e. Got apos
tbeferu in aQeu 0eltibeilefi oerfauft. Sein
pclpih mo perinrpi ..Mirs, gsirclpw's Snpthina
shrnp" mn itehmt feine ,anoere Sortes Sjlui
nnoBpunsia Geits bic Sl0iCbe. Inter benz gidbrs
%ritteI mo Srpancr'gefet bonn so. Sllii 1900
qoranttirt. Serien %9inrnfHer 1898. Gin altcS
uno gut teipdbrtcs Mittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Mcitcrn WnrnInnh Giicn6a6n.

8ratnneno Is. Sanuar. perldbt SiuensStation.
40 Ntoraens : Shne1Sua, SnaersioWn, q.
* ~. 90.. 9Sabnesboro', Gbdntbersbure uno,
alls9enonlmen Sorn.aGs, &areod uno Gum
bcrIano.
2.45 .!gabn,. - gffomoSation nod Union.
Bridge.
+4.9O Gutm. - 9rpreb.e hneuSuao SauptIinie.
Saperstopr, Snneod, Sbippensbnrs uno,
ausaenommen eonrtaeS. Sreoerid uno gut.
miiSburg { E~arlors9ar).
gdsltdi, aisaennm men epnutaas.
100 MRorsenS = gorf. Y. u. 8. DID. unb
Use 0lorgens - gIffont. mad llnior.grioee.
1887 lioraeHs - sseifern 9rpreb, gleftmius
fier, 9rncenile tSreherid), @mnitSbura.
Thurrtont, Blue 5tioae, s8abnesboro', Cham
bersblra, !Sascrsioipn. .9aneod, Cumberland
$50 Nadbm. = SauptIiEie, 6ftIit bon grrorh.
@robs; ierner gerf, Sanober, GETTYSBURG
5.33 giatm: = Accommodation md Sanober.
6.t5 @belos 0Ifiorrm rnt u%nion.grioae.
9nr epnntdgs.
$50 Form. = aiIprnnl. nau u~nior.sribee unb
= SaIten uftitt an northumberland.
SfatIpH. III.
Z: websrtfsm n. N. Sspen,
gice.Brdf. u. Sen. '0ef6dftsi. Gen.|Dau..ae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

YOlnI1 SNInIlpa1NpI9 l0h g{elp Intf mo hca
reit sum @ebrnlb IN Der 9artoeHs liIo MI.
Huhal citation UNI 10.00 Neb1os.
Rerferpirliit0 bon Hattnl In Sy.nfs ober Gnrs
IorsySuqepns. Spei'ernten etc. !ueroer ifneu be-
iurgt per Sclcpbun in nuen folaenben Billet
Siiredlir: Charles ltIib Baltimore Struue, &. &
r., ct. Ranl 1924, uocr MO. @ouriIdno 1901;
ut. Ronnl Stutiou. 6. & e.. Wt. Sermon 1928;
Gantoens Stntion Sriormaitons @iircau. 6. & d,
Ct. Raul SAG, oocr no, 9otirtlnno 1926; mo
Nr. 500, Glib NrnaoipaO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Wational.0 anfcn.

Natioral s0anfcn.
,She TN Epipu Gntiuuaf gant," Sab mn
GrctersStrube. Sucob ". 9ouL, Yrdlioellt;
SeurD 6. Reolc. aniitrer.
,,3ncttr WuttunnlsYant," 432 Siio,groaotraD.
u. Is. gSaRHet, aniitrer.
,gscitcru National Nnilf," IL 9torotgrtdtus ctr.
". WiGrriott. MaiitrcE
F~urt6sSttNBe. ~ HI 1900
,5armcts & Wierdnut's c%.dtiunnl Sant,"
Suittb- un0 9ombaro Strdbe.
~,GnmmtScinl d Snrmcroi Mntiunnf Sant,"
GiionGii-@i Sopar6s Iltlo @ernlanaStrabe.
IS. ]. NuIoiJnt. 'S%taiIircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Gbciapcafc Sampfcr.G ompagnic.
Gbr Inpeafe.ainie.

iSbr inpenfe.4inir.
SlcGante acknowledgements columbia" li1o
pNuguita." t
9Th GUint Comfort NIB WDriplf, ga.
Sampler ~bcrlulien Baltimore tielib (diisge.
toll1ten Sotllinps) nm $50 WbenoS iiito DID
Hutllt Comfort llnl u llDr Wiurgels uno yiors
ioll nm 7 ll6r liorGerS, nnfbliebeno an ole
GiientaDn5iiGe ilnd u!len 9lnften beS Siioens.
WurtsNiuer.9iHie f'
S.e1drtcr Yuia9ierzS utnpier Dglilnntu.|
anhl NeiisYuiut nuo Mtdlmpnb, IA.
Compiler u~crluitet baltimore SienitaeS. Soit'
~nCriaGs IHo Snlnitnps I'M 3 llbr 9tabmitiags
mo ionnmcll 81 gSeiisFoint nm 7.45 WiorGeIis
ulh in Nlbnlnro i'm 0.20 WioreenS an.
Die Sampler leae1 IN @luuceitersl uint, Gle.
ilcuia. 9idu Gunt mo Mllmnrb5 an.
Tumpier ~urriniicn Baltimore rum Bier Nr. IS
nno 10, 9iabt' StraRcn. gscrite.
SurCbs NilCie nab allen Rlirften f0nnen ge'
tichcrt. @epdd nufgeaeben llno A%aiiitet6i rllller
i'm Nnrnu3 ~rcictbirt meroelt in Sen bieiigcn
&inet-Niircanr. yr. tt0, Sit.Saltinure straRs.
u. u. 9lobion, Ngent; Tr. t27, Sit'Saltimure.
strnRc, poer bell 0~uupt'NiireauI all 2iabt.
niir 9crs Strahr, baltimore, Wio.
Jrubcn Spiter, c. Z. 69isni,
Sen sGeibditsiiibrcr. Sen. syufi. ssl9ent.
:. y. @tecnirri, SiiIfS.Sen. .4ai ..glsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Baltimore Snmpf Enfct So.
(9utr nuo SuurrlGiItae gat.ginie.)
NJ NtI.. IUuIV FUH UtIOIOtIlO.
.,(Neprnin,h uScnnciircn.

@N SUI NhlN fNpli pttVluNtip..
Gampicr ,9ir1inia" (ueu), ,9nabamta,"
y@eor0in," y5cnnciiec".
Sampler inbreil tdgli6. Sunrtn1S alsgenort'
men. bon Den n@ais2iric"sRier5 Wr. IDS,
eiabt. etrafe, $50 sbenhs, oireft nadb 0Io
}Soilt Comfort, Norfolk, Nortsrtoutb uno allen
E3ilnticn PCS Siioen5. geTninonng IN Sls
9iidbutouo, Nerbi1bnla. in Fortsntoitb nit Dem
aScnbouro air Cine" f%oIioenl 9nge nab Yortss
NIT ser .eniarttc GoGii cine, slorioif nitS
meftli6 unb aOIo Sominion Cine" liab gle,ps
bern, Roibington, R.'G., ai1mpto, @u. uno
Stem gorf.
Ma6I5ciien mad eiropdif6cm GIane. eiirii.
ribte Sninteu5imner. cIeItriide .8eleu6tnna.
@nmpfbeiinng, auien fret. gaeferbirfe 0aiitefis
simmer in oen ViIctsBireuur Der ,Vab Cine"
9r. t07. Sits8aItimores Strabe. Gr. b06-50s,
2iabt. Strnbe. 9. u. g.. Office. Siiooita@de Der
Baltimore mo GdIpertsStraBe, continental
Grlift 8uiloino" iitb glban9b'S, Mr. 100, Norb.
GbarlcSzStrdbe.
Subu u. ShcripDpo, g. grutur,
Slice Srdf. 1t. Sen. sWinuuaer. Gen. sBaif. sgioent.
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Ctnnts,Wnuf

,Ecutfhc gGnf uuu 9%nGtimurc," baltimore.
IGS Y9ul9"9 Iirabe. SI9i ~. sSeOer' Yrall'
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Q%'uiIoinG.
Ncuofaten.
NoulpG @utbcrlct, 9tcbt5dnlualt. glr. 10. Git
Ncrilntult- StrGBe. s. & Z. E0ore, Ct, Vaui
s.. Gur6urt sGircr, Rtbt8onpolt. luton qruI:
guilnillq, Baltimore. NO. I'cthc Ieieppnlte.
SrGncis y. Nienlnt, 9tc1tsNnluaIt. 225 81. VanI'
StrdGc. Baltimore. NiO.
Gdrl Y. ". SdplU, f2G-120 9oiu Nuiloira.
@nitnut,3 Gurb, 2Gi-2G9 SuIucrt g~ittloiitq.
q. 2Sn.. Grtmnuil, III gtorosG barlc5sStrdbe.
2onomirtGi6oitlidc Gcr1tbe uno
SdIncrcicrl.
Griffith g. Surrcr 80, 20j GOrosBncns Girabe.
Warmors un0 Grant. 8erfe.
6, Silaartncr & ebDnc, 714-7is gSeIt.RaItts
InorcsStrabe.
YIun6iuG, Srrnncc8, RongcS unb
GcfcrL To66cfcn uno Hinnclt.
Srrnctt Sros,, 523 9'oros5 renlont.9tUcnue.
@upicrid;micoc un0 GlunbcrS.
Subu Nubcrt, t7li 3bnmcs StraGc. Is. & Z.
3clepbon; HloIfc 1909.
Gtcr-%criihcrumocn.
geni. Z. ebndeliuro & Gu., 10 mo II Gbnrber
yyioNal Sninrnnec 50. Of eioerpcol," Nenyp @.
9%Sdrftclo, Ncitocnt MInrlGacr. lOl-102 Sballs
,,@crmania 6cncrucridlcrun1S : @ciclidnit,"
Baltimore ullo Rnrtbs SttIBe.
@tun0cigCnt6umS .9(9entcn unh
sSGn0Icr.
&ierrr 6. 7usau & NcpGcp, 10 0it'2egiuaton
Giraffe.
!Suiihmic0. 3llbcb0r. .
e. etott @Houe So, S62 unO 3G4 NorSs@ao'
Strabc.
., &ohlen uno Sol5,
Srnin q. BON Seine, $50 Golippia'NIpenue.
1' ShmndIadpn ur0 llGtcn.y
". 3. @liaer, % 0tsNaItintore' strabe,
GionoIci6. SeiN1itc.
yEOniOlioatco eodn GS," + @ot0 SAB 5trabe
NiuHu3 ul0 OrGcln.
NGuS. vi. eticfi, . gIorS a%ibcrpsSirnbe,
WIu. Nnabr & g., ,2pric"s@eGdlioe. Nj. ToboI
9tncnltG.
Topicr ltlt0 GopiCr.S Often.
Smith; 9iruu &C., l05 mo 1o7 SultoOersetr,
@Icdplotte1L, WltoQ. etc.
e0ou, 6ontliu & 90. tS-19 @oIocrItonsStr
Tetcftiu-N genturcn.
@imin, strunIc ScicItiu Ngcutur, 7 Glnbs Ctr.
baltimore, 0,b. ct. Funl 4t26. Nlle Wiis
t%bCilIraer oebcim ~Nrbalter;. Yerf6nlit6e gui
mcrtiuHlcjt QcpCbClt.
epnueauer d Sdlmiot (friibCr bel Smii6, Rc':
x GiunS, i03 SnIucrt N%iIiloinU.
2eid]cn6cItottcr.
@,.S..2 n -.hn. t-nS t-tD H,rt,, ot,,,,,,n
g4m. Guut, NORTH NM @reenmpurt gtOcnue.
6rieoG0fe.
,epnouu Fart 6cmeterp," Siftce: 81 ScIt.
Surntouu-S trnf;c.
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.Wnnfrn-

,Tcutihc spnr6nut nOn Baltimore" Gltatus
ItHo nltiHlortaStrn
,St. Games Spnrbant," NdltimoreaStrabe INN
GuituuIa0oHlC =glOcHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@ei6attss@egmetier.
3eitllnaen, 3eitihriften etc.

pSGc Baltimore Gcius Gp.," 9ubio 9tbercron
be, Setbnftsfibrcr, 31S 0eitzSertndlIsSir.
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MarDlamS- nno Ecnniplpania-S 9 I'm.
uU,. ,erfos,r, N,rtb- M,,r., s-c>..u...

0HFV U0FfUnNW SIUITUN.
7.30 Wipraens Oorf Eoft. t19lid, ausgeiiont
men Sunntug. 3
9.O5 MoraetlS SeItn Stccpm., MIR Sonniae.
$50 MuraetS Neair 9tccorI., tlaIih, ulisaes
nomnen Sutlntng.
t.20 ytnbmttiaas HeInir Necom., MIR Gamiiaa.
3.25 Hddrnitiags 2orf Yoit, tiglih, alsaes
ifoIrlmen Sunntap.
4o5 @ndmiitals Scltd Iccom. mr. Sonntna.
AS Nadmittd9S 0einir gIccom., idgIih, aus
aenuInmen Sunniag.
600 sbcltes 3elta stccCut.. iieIid. aussenoms
men SonuinQ.
If 90 NbenoS 7eltn gccom., rllr Gonntaa.
1880 aheilos NeInir sccuin.. tdeIit, mlseenoms
men Sonntng.
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&cr6refen 0as HeiltItat zines Nnar-
GiittttG bttptots lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

3amrs g. 6piter & 60, 115 uno III Glib 5res
oeridsStrNBe.
GEO. 5. eluGu G. Bro, Ala Qia6iftr. .ggerfte.
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9oumatcriaIicn, Sbiiren, Sellitcr'
rnhnen. Qn0en etr.
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Srlut.Gofnpodnien

SlItIl'SOHIpuTllIN.
,,0iarplnno Sruft &c." Goroncft ode GnIOctt
mo German Sirafe. @rier 6crib, Brat
bcnt: 4. z. Slu1nCrHaTllt, S~efretir; SGrrol
gidn gicf, ShnBmrtitcr.
Baltimore Srnit & Guarantee Co." GdlitdbI'
NuiIoiH1.
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H6He fir's Anslanb Seisrsf G.. &aine. gr.
Ala. Sit.yaItimpre.etr. nahe 9uitpniS uuic.Gpe
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NJ. SIND Narris, NoFnlciner.
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6uNul 0lnc Cine
md G%hilabclphia uno 9lcius yluri


Mcucr ScrIniiniS an Der Nrciliu0 jpnitiI0Iten
GtraBe, 9tclos g)orf. hemtcu ltnb Soiels, 1Dcds
tern nm 0cfhIfiSpiurtit
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
.LILLEY STATEMENT
CLOSED INCIDENT
Secretary Loeb Denies Let
tiers Had Any Connection
With Connecticut Cam
paign.

The incident OF the correspondence be-
tween President Roosevelt ana Repre-
sentative George i. Lilley. Republican
candidate for governor in Connecticut.
is closed so far as the White House is
concerned
Secretary Loeb said today that his
letter 70 y. A. Tanner OF New Haven.
Conn, speaks for itself. This letter
was written without any reference
whatever TO Mr.. Liuey's campaign ard
'eIer:ed solely TO q speech made by
Lllley In the House a short time after
he had made his charges that submarine
legislation should be made the subject
OF thorough investigation. At that
time the President had a conversation
with the Connecticut Representative
end expressed himself as follows. MI.
LlIley, have read and heartily approve
ol your speech You nave told a num-
Der or needed truths. and / thank YOU
Ior telllng them l wish you success In
your career, sir"
Mr.. Lilley recently wrote TO the PresI-
dent and asked him to put the ccnver-
Satlon IN writing, whica request the
PRESIDENT complied with Mr. Lille
thereupon sprang the above quoted
portion OF the letter 1s Campaign
document, with the result that the cam
didate's political enemies. Unable 10 an
derstand the Presidents interference in
the state campaign WrO-e 10 Washing
ton and asked the President what mo-
tive prompted the lette- Mr. LOeb's
reply now sets at rest al ,onJecture
IN the matter
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
.FAIRYLAND SCENE
At WONDER PLAY
House Lawn Will Pre-
sent Superb Spectacle at
Greet Performance.
Continued from First Page)

order that all school children who &c
sire to do so may have an opportunity
Of witnessing the notable productions
The reason for selling only a limited
number Of seats this afternOoSl was the
possibility that the play might have to
Dc produced In the National Theatey
with a capacity OF only 1000. Since the
arrangement of the seats has been
made, and the acoustics Of natures
opera house have been tested. It mas
been found that the voices of the actors
carry far beyond the original seat linz
its planned, and addition seats will be
added tomorrow just as required.
Frederick ID. Owens, chairman Of the
committee for street decorations and
civic improvements, volunteered his
services TO the Fairgrounds Association
and has had charge this morning OF the
stage and box decorations and the seat
ing arrangements. A force Of men has
been busy under the direction until an
early hour this afternoon.
Those Who Lent Aid.
In addition to the personal interest
evinced in the productions by Mrs.
Roosevelt. who rendered the use Of the
grounds for such purposes for the first
time in their history. the Fairgrounds
committee having direct charge is as
follows: CUno H Rudolph, chairman.
James T.. West. vice chairman Arthur
9. Moses. Dr. Henry 5. Curtis. and John
y. Sleman. jr. The sale of tickets
amCng school children IS in charge or
OF the association and also of the Board
OF Education.
The Washington times., 1908-10-16

continued from First Page)
his automobile all the way. hat in hand.
as ne acknowledged the plaudits OF the
thousands. Nevertheless Taft will not
carry Tennessee. He himself does not
expect TO do IT, One of the prominent
Republicans of Chattanooga told me to-
day that sixty days ago the ReDubli-
cans had a chance to win out. but the
terrific faCtiOnal fight between the
BroWnlow and Evans wings of the party
mad made II impossible. One is led by
Representative Walter p. BrownloW,
and the other by II. Clay Evans. ma
uonai committeeman, who presided AZ
the meeting this morning
However, Taft is satisfied he saws
70 90 MS part toward CauSiT thai re-
awakening Of tie South vh Oh in not
SO very many sears will give the Re
puDHcans an even chance with The Dem
0crdts IN this section of the country
Ihat ne did his share in the movement
was amply demonstrated here today In
the state made famous by the verbose
oratory OF John Wesley Gaines and the
popping rifles of the mOOnshiners- ne
leIJ t+e people much food for thought
Incidentally, h. convinced them that he
is pretty good fellow on the stIInD
and IN social intercourse.
rom here he goes to Knoxville where
ne Will make a speech at I.3O O'Clock
this afternoon.
Between here and Knoxville he will
make prief stops at Athens. Sweet
water, LoudOn. and Lenoir CITY. ali OF
them small towns
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
CHAMBER POSTERS
NEW ENTERPRIZES
Three Companies Launched
and Other Projects Are
Under Investigation.

Three new business enterprises in
which Wash ngton men are the prime
movers, or local concerns are involved.
came 10 public notice today.
In the further development Of the
commercial features OF this city. three
more business projects, in which the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce is
interested. are among the possibilities
Tor the future
A large company 10 manufacture fire
arms in the District of Columbia to be
known as the Liberty Cartridge Com
pany, has just been Incorporated. 1t is
To have a capital of 100000. Edgar NJ.
Funk Is the president, and Miles Taylor
secretary and treasurer.
Ganter Heads Firm.
F. Y. Ganter, OF this city and Balti-
more. has organized a corporation
known as the F. X. Ganter Company,
for the manufacture of bank and store
fixtures, etc, with a capital Of $500. OOO
F x. Ganter now has an establishment
- SO2 Pennsylvania avenue, manufact-
urlng billiard and pool tables. The In
cOrporators Of the new company are
FRANCIS y. Eanter' president OF the
Crystal Showcase and Mirror COMPANY
OF Baltimore; Charles W. Ganter. treas
urer OF the same company, and Henry
a Dlrlcn-
The third organization will be a
npW steam laundry. with building and
plant, IN this city. It viii! be JSnoUn
as the Federal Laundry Company The
lncOrporatOrs have organized with w
y. Peck. S11 I street northwest: F. 9
Getzenda1ner. 100 L street northwest: a:
w w. pOultucy, OF Evans. Benson a,
Poultney, ll5 G street northwest, and
others.
After Branch Plants.
The Chamber Of Commerce has re-
Gently been in communication with tao
concerns which it is urging to establish
their large branch plants in this city.
One Of these is a manufacturing furni-
ture house. employing about $50 hands.
The other IS a manufacturer Of overaIls
and similar goods, and would build an
extensive establishment.
The third enterprise being considered,
by the chamber is the project Of a man
ulacturer Of LynchburE, Va. and the
manufacturers committee Of the cham
Der has been asked TO give its Indorse-
ment to the location Of the business in
Washington The committee, not wish
ing either 10 indOrSe OF withhold IL
dorsement without investigation will
send representative to LynChburE to
make an investigation The sum of
S-UO was recently appropriated by the
chamber TO defray expenses OF investi-
eating manufacturing enterprises with
a view to dSCertaining the deSiraOility
OF their location in Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
Marriage Licenaes-

Bartholomew F1Oravanti and GIanlIni
AmaliO. Washington
Rasmus c. Eviid, HyattsviIIe, Nd. and
Sole A Carsen- LanEdon. D. c.
George W. Palmer. Massaponax. Va
and Charlotte Swift, Bumpass, Va.
samuel Jones, Guinea. Va, and Bessie
HaslIp, Fredericksburg. Va.
Dyrlia W. Williams. MartIntOwn, V.
Va. and Mary r. Rogers, Buckeye,
". Va.
Thomas Bayce and Catherine A. Rock
EFT. Washington.
Lewis Collie and Annie Smith. Wash
inEtCn.
Alden. Smoot and Minona NJ Down.
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
Special Notices.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The siXty-Tifth quarterly dividend OF
one and three-fourths per cent has
been declared on the carital STOCK OF
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, payable November ], 1903, when
checks for such dividend will be ma He'd
TO all stockholders Of registered ad-
dress The books for the transfer Of
stock will be closed from October "a to
November l, 1903, both dates inclusive.
Stockholders who have changed their
addresses since date OF last dividend
Will please notify the company.
HARRY G. MEEAI, Treasurer
OcI6.lq21
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Death notices inserted in The
Washington Times will, on request,
be published in the next issue Of
The Baltimore News or The Phila-
delphia Evening Times without
further charge.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Frederick and Mary Xander girl.
Walter d. and NetUa A Weir. bov.
Frank W. and Nargelia G. Vaughan,
boy.
William L. and Laura II. SirrpsOn. girl.
George w. and Jenivee Sutton. boy.
Allen c. and Genevieve y. Moran, boy.
Arthur and Annie MuIlOy. bOv.
John J. and Mary Mulvihiu. girl.
Daniel D. and Josephine O'COunell. boy.
Clarence g. and Esther c. Hoppe. boy.
Stevenson and Nettie NJ Gaum. Roy.
Harry and Emily W Blake. girl
The Washington times., 1908-10-16

GOODS STORED IN NAMES OF Ma
tional Photographic Library, SeIena
Brown, Mr. R. NJ. Elliott. J. V Earring
ton, M or Mrs. w. w. Hite, Mrs.
Eleanor Robinson. Miss E E Elliott and
Ruth ". Simpson will be sold for
charges October 20 i5G5. at one o'clock
on these premises FIDELITY STORAGE
COMPANY, 1920 L st NV ocI2-7t
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
Deaths

George T. Dalton. ST, SO years, 3503
Thirteenth street northwest
Annie Z. Simpson. 70 years. go A street
northeast
George StOrmont, IS years S0s R street
northeast.
Thomas P. Neal. 40 years. SIS Fifth
street northwest
John Mcpherson. 3 years, Bates
road, D. c.
Infant OF w. W anL Addie Daniels,
1 day. 1921 z street northeast.
The Washington times., 1908-10-16
BLAMES AMERICANS.

NEW YORK. oct 1t-That grave ir-
regularities in the American manage
ment brought about the failure Of the
PillSbury-WashbUrn --.our Mills Com
pany. Limited, IS the charge OF the
English committee Of shareholders made
in 4 circular just issued.
The comm tttee, which IS headed by
Lord Avebury, invites all shareholders
to cooperate with # for the protection
Of the property.