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

Scrcinqcfallcn. Srol
&Ou SlltSfcp bon Nr. 9t3. Oit Ma.
biionitroBe, lit ooa Opfer zines gerie.
benen CONGRATULATIONS gerporoen.
Nm Sreitoa Sormittug muroe lie an
Der GltlorltroBe bon einem Wanne
ongeIprohen, Der ibr cine Nnsobl %ll.
mclen 5cigte, 0orllnter Elm Eonr DIR.
ringe, luel6c gall5 beIonoerS hire Be
numbering crregtcn ga 5lpei mGd)=
tl9e Gtamunten ans oenlelben Der
uo%rglGlt5tcn. MGhreno lie sic Steine
betrud)tCte, fam nod Elm onoerCr
Wann bcr5ll, Der Iid) ebeniallS fir
olclelben intercIIirtc uno Den Wunlf
uitSiprodL 0ieielben 81 fnuicn. Gr
bnttc $40 bel lid uno mad)te Srali
Slusfep ben Torihlog, nit linn SIT.
iommcn Ole Sbrringe 81 f%ollicn. 2et.
tcre mar nid)t a%bgeneigt, Dies 5u
tbult, butte ober fem @elo bel it'd.
Yer 6alltltebbuber macbfe OeSbaib
Den @orihlog, lie ioae hire eigenen
Sbrringe olS In5ablung in Sobe bon
5000 geben rno Die Steine Damn in
Verluabrung ncbmcn, bis er nit Dem
8elb in ibrer @obning eriheinr.
Srou Slltsfep tbot Dies lno mad)te
ipGter Die trourige gntocfung, bob
ole innfelnoen Steine nur ans @loS
bergeItellt Uoren.
NeueS Seim ii Sen Sour.
nal it, Club. - Ser Sour.
naliiten : Club bot bon Sobn u. Bat
fer IL. Sobn oas breiitodige @obn-
bulls Nr. 522, Noro = GbarlesitroBe,
gepodtet, neld)eS oils Elm foiigeS
Seim eingeridtet unb Billiard, ga6e..
Shlni5immer etc. entbolten miro.
Ter gerdumige Sof miro in einen
Som1ergorten l%mgeluonoelt iper.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Stdot Baltimore.
:uuuruouf. NM llntcroona.
TuS @Cttcr.

Tiir WorpIun0 mo Ocn 0titrift
Columbia bcutc lmO mordcn tIor
uno mdrmcr. ubuchmcn0C ucranoerIi.
de @inoc.
Ole nic0riQitc lcmpCrntlr mar %
@roO nm 6 llbr MorQcnS mo Die
h5dIItc e. @ru0 nm # llbr &ors
mittaQS.
,(u ben ouOcrcu @moc@ . @cttcr.
@cobohtuQ9 Stotjoncn mur0cn bic
iolQcn0cn uic0rigitcu (Cmpcruturcn
pcr}cidnct:
GuItport IS, Gortlono 3S. Bolton
A. NIboun 3S, Ncm.Dorf "A, FbiIo-
0clphio As, 2tlantic.Gitp 4G, Cape
W}on 10, @oibiuQton 80, Noriolf 81,
Charlotte GG, @jlmin9ton 50. Char
Teton GS, Supomub 10, &odionuiQc
-, llltpitcr Ga, &cp @cit II, Ntlonto
&C, MoutQomcrD GS. Ncm.C rlron0
20, Eolcitinc GG, COLLECTION n, Cor.
pms Ghriiti a. Wicmpbis A. Gincins
noti 4G, @ittablrr9 rs, G9luc9O 3S,
@uiiolo 81. GlcDclono 40. Gctroit SO,
Nlpcna 81, WorQllcttc Is, @rccn-Vou
81 Chicago 10, Iulutb 2G, Ct. Eoul
"a. 81. |ortia A. 8onia9 GitD IL,
Cmohu 3G. @uron %, @iamord 81,
@iuiiton 80. Sabre 3S, Selenu SO,
Sult &ntc II, lcnpcr 3G, Nortbs
@lottc 30, Io0Qc Gitu SO, 2lmoriuo
~, SOS NnqcICa 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
NteGr 2idt,

Ter Snoueit iiber Die Grmoroun0
pom RCtcr @ufasjunoS ST. Curtis
Ban f6roert intereiiqntc lbot'
laden 3u Gage. 49, Cir Trau ioa
i'm SpieIe g~eItonben ba6en.
ltcber Sen permutbIiden Wors, oct
am 6rcitog an Dem 40 Sabre alien
3inmermann Better WatasiunoS allt
TaopoleSiQ ~begonaen pltrOe, berrld)t
nod immer mpIteri0ieS GlnteI. Sn
Der geItrigen Nndt ipur0e eit anoe.
rer QittaIer. RnmCnS HepltO, ipel6er
nit Dem Grn1or6eten 5ulammcn lo'
girte, per6oitet ltnb Der Curtis gnD'
Eoli3ciitution eirgeliefert. @ie per.
lolrtct, iou ocrielbe Dem @afosiunoS
ieinolid geiinnt getpeien iein uno an
Icbten Sonntng einen beftigen Streit
nit inn gebobt bnben. Renuo ie0od)
beitreitct Die Sbot uui's Gntifie-
0enite.
SSn Dem geitcrn in ser Curtis 9op.
Eoli5eiitotion bon Coroner @ielhcl
un0 elmer Srrp abgcboltcncn SnQllelt
Wltroc icitociteLt, OuB @~otoSjuno5
icin Sous ant GrCitog Worgcn Ge9en
s llbr pcrlieB unO lett icncr 3cit nidt
mebr 9eiebeu DurOe.
Il8 iit GIN Nbcno feline Satin llr.
JULIA Wnfaaiuna un0 oeren 13sidAri-
&c 2odter GcciIie nit 5nei on0ercn
GinIogirern, &obn Roile uno Soiepb
3ofarta, oui Ole Sltde nod) inn be.
Quben, ianoen lie ieine 2eide. Or.
@roots, meIher loiort bennhrihtigt
niroe, itelte ieit ouB ser Wunn lett
6 Stlul0en toot mar mo Der ShuB
%unld)eineno bon bintcn ouf .ibn abge.
fetcrt mllroc. Iaiiir, 0oB elm Mor0
norliegt, iprcdeu nod Ole Ibotiaden,
Sap mcOer cine @uiie nod ionItigeS
9IrbeitSgcrdtb in ser NGbe oes obgele-
9enen FlabeS a%uIGcfunOen muroen.
Noli5etfei Sruin lnO Sergeant
SdilIb erflGrtcn gcitcrn, onB ite bon
einem Ntrtb in Baltimore eriabrcn
bitten, Oab 6ruu @ufoSiuno uno oet
Sc5 Wor0eS ucrodhtige Hepuo am
IcBten Sonlltog gemciniam Oie Gl1r.
It's 0nps fatboliihe Stride bciud)tcn
un0 OuB peniBe Ibcnoe 0ornllf 5pei
Wt1nner, meldc lid iiber oie 9e5ic.
bungen &epun0'S 81 Ser @attin oeS
@rmorocten lnterbieltcn, iiA III ser
gSirtblhnft i"tritten. Hepuo ertl6rtc,
Dab er mGbrcno Ser 3cit oeS WoroeS
iid in Baltimore befunO. Die Eoli.
sci lit ieoof Ser Nleimmg, baB eS linn
nift 1cIingen miro, iein Nlibi nod).
5lGlpctlen. Or. groofS, melher sic
2cifenicftion pornnbm, bat sic alt.
gel bisbcr llift auiiinoen %f0nncn. Gs
Itcbt icood felt, BOP Die augel, melfe
Den SInterfopi ourforong. sen Zoo
iofort berbeiiiibrte. Gie GoronerS.
8eIdmorenen fonntcn lid geitern
nift ST. cincnl &eroift einigeu, llto
Goroncr@ieifen iebtc oaber Oic Sort
Ietlng bes SnqueiteS ollf morgcn
Nbeno 8 llbr on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

''HN N'''''N ~
terion e Yort q 2lpcnuc iiberiollen
unb ST 9ooen aeidIogen.-Nmlb.
nerirld) oniheineno Oas Motip.
Ser StroId) cntmiift.
Sn ibrCr Wobmrng, Nr. 405, NorS.
Nrooomup, lie0t Die 50 Sabre olte
6rou Charles Sieamuro, Satin ocs
G~bcilbabcra ser 6irmo Is. Siegmumo
& SobnG @roccrs, ibtuer fronf uno
tbeilluctie 0clGbnlt an Den Solgcn
zines lleberfnIles oarnieocr, scr am
3onneritag NbenO bon ctnem ltnbc.
fainter al Scr Fottcrion Bart. glpc.
unO Srlcons-S troBe olIf lie 0enloht
puroe. 6rnu SiegmunO bate om
Gonncritn9 Nbcno IN 9egIcitung
ibrcr Sodter, sri. Carrie SieGmntO,
cine befreun0ctc 5omilic al ser Eot,
terion. Enrf. Nuenle, no6e Der YaIti,
morc.S troBc. beillft. @egen 129
llbr begnben lid ole beiOen Iunlen
oIi Den &eimmeg, aoum bottcn IT,
ooa NnuS ibrcr Sreunoc uerloiierL
ola Sri. Siegmm0 bcmerfte, Dob iit
ibrr @elotoide pcr1eiieu, lie elite 5llz
rid mo luor nod) mcnigcn Winlltcn
DicoCr bel ibrCr Wlltter. Sic gingen
Damn Die Enttcrion Enrts Nucnrle ent.
lang mo ola lie IN Ole NGbc ser Or
leans Strobe ton1cr, trot pl0blif ein
Wtnnn, Der einen hcllen llebcr5icber
trltg llnO iciuen 6ltt tiei IN ons &c
Iid)t gc5o9en buttc, Dor Srnu Sie9.
munb mo bcgnm nit ser Snllit nuI
oicIcl6e loS5uidloaen. Gr trof iit
IN ooS @clid)t unO gcgcn Den Inter
leib, 10 Dob lie 81 @ooen ~itiir5tc, Nuf
Die &iiIiernfe bon Sri. Sicgmuno
ciltcn mcbrcrc Eoiionten berbei, no.
raul Scr Nngreiicr Ole TIltd)t crgrifi
mo ihlieBlid) in cine fleine StraBt
cinboa, no icinc Spur ocn ScrioI.
germ pcrlorcn ging. 6rou Sicgmun0
mrroe nod Sollic gebrnd)t nn0 in
Gr5tlide @ebnnoIul9 genommen.
GoB Scr umbetonnte Wcgclagcrer
bcobiidlti9t botte, Ole briocn 0omen
5u beroubcn, lGBt lid ourortS ihlic.
BEN bob oerieIbe an ibnen poriibcr
ging, ais Sri. Siegmuno ST. ibrcr
Wtutter iogtc, lie babe ibre 9orie Der.
0eiicn, unb oicie 9cmcrtung oiicnbor
b0rte; aud bcmerftc Srolt WarD
Sbiplep bon Nr, 24t, NorosEottcr.
Ion-Forf -Npcnltc, Dab bieier Nonn
I'M bellen llebcr5ieber Nen 1omen
folNte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

Sad on bem 8eridtsber.
obren ii bcrmieien - Sronf
&otion bon Hidmonb, 30, ser oni
Srcito9 bon Dem Scrgeonten 9arrp
inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING perboftet
mlrOe, angcblid) mittelit zines tpertb.
lolcn 9beds Sfminbeleien getriebe,l
5l buben, murbe geitern GormittaJ
i'm oitlihen Stotionsbouie burh 30.
li5cirihter DDS Dem 8erihtsperiab
rem iibermieien.
Or. SranfIin t.-Gine
In5obl angelebener 9ultimorer Ga.
ben ant Sreitoe gbenb Dem iriiberc.l
@befreooftelir Der .9oltimoreNerps'
Or. 6obian sSranflin i'm 9elpebere.
Sptcl ein 9anfett, bel iYcId)em OF.
6ranflin cine iilberne 8unid)borple
aIs 3eifel, Ser aftung iiberreid,t
mnroe. Inter oen Heonern befon-
Den Iid) 9unoesribter Sbomos ).
Morris, Sbcrrihter Senrp 9. Sor-
Ian, $rGiiOent Sra Memien Ii. Hrof.
Waurice BLOOMFIELD bon ser Sobns
Sopfins' llniperiit1t, Mapor s. 9.
Iabool II. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

0ugbeS c|rtrunf. ~ Had)s
Dem geitern Abeno in Scr mittIcrcn
EoIi5ciitation Coroner Or. Supocu
sen ,Snqucit iiber sic 5ooeauriod)c
oeS ont Gonueritng Gormittol an
6uBc Ser Mil. Strabe %Neilnocnen
&cihnoms 0es lelcgrupbiiten ser
Baltimore II. Cbio.9ubn Entrid j..
Sllabes, beenOet bate, pob Die Sltrp
Den @obriprlld) al. bob @l9beS
Ourh Grtrinfcn 5uiGlig um'S Qebcn
tam, lrn0 muroen Die meacn t%bGtlidjen
@ngriifa olri @ugbes perboiteten bier
Wt1nner $. Ni. Worner, IT,, 2. ".
SnmbetbL Com. Mution uuto Hitaro
@inocr bon allcr St)ulo ireigeipro.
den nno i'll 6reibeit geiest.
Sreie @ortrooe. - Or. Sos.
Sd)oiiIer, Der betonnte Hed)isonpnlt
urb Siltoriter in SntcrpoIe. $. s.,
bat oas Gireftorium Scr Sohns sop.
fins : %llniueriit oopon in aenntnib
geiest, oob er in iciuem 1eitamelu
$4,000 fir ireie @ortr09e iiber 8e-
id,idte altsgeieet babe, Die an Der
ltniperiitdt iabrlid geboItcn meroeE
unb Dem alIeemeinen Iublifum 5il,
oGnaIid fem ioQen. 9is SIT ieinenl
Tooe miro er iabrIid $500 fir Oieien
3med 5oblen.
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S6tffsfarten

bon ilno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Iep.Dorf, aaiiite ooer 3piiden.
bed. @etlel, ausldnoiides @elb.
Greoitbriefe unb @eIoienoungen.
Sbeu. s. 9iener e &c.,
0r. 2t7, Cit.8 altinture.S trake.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

Cine reitc 8oIoaoer, =
Sobn y. Eoc, IT,, Sobn bon Sobn
Frentib Soc, bot in Sonppab, Hep.,
om 7. Ipril IN einen, BON ibm &c.
pad,teten @er9luerf, cine reide 8olo'
ooer entocdt, Die Nun Tag uno Nadt
beorbeitet miro, oo Die Fodt ont 20,
april abIauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Sbeo. S. 9tener & 60.

Geutides uito an6eres n,isldn6i.
ides @eIo sefauft uno perfauft.
@eIoieuouneen beioret mad 9eutid.
Lamb, Seitreid, RubIano u. /. M.
@edieI ausgeiteat auf ausldnoiihe
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno Erapelers
CHEQUES.
217O..8altimore.Str
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ySarmouie GAZE"

Nr. Ala, @eit.5 apctte.S trahe, &arl
SdJmiSt, Snbaber. Wirsbmrscr Sof'
brin friidJ am 3api. Diners, Sonpers
q Ia carte. Scoen Snmitas Mbeno
Trei.Gonscrt. Mpril1,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Scbbcl's einsises 9lttelicr.

@ir baben MIR ein 9ltelier in Yalti.
more, mnb bas befinoet iidj III Der
Stage 5a cbener Groe, Nr. 321, Wuro.
@ap-, nabe Sigb.Str. ainoer. Hbo'
tusrapbicn cine Sp~csialitat. - Seine
Mscnteu nnS feline Sreppcu SIT itciacm.
i. Sebbel. 6. Grni, Beid)dftsfibrer.
Glib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
@cianaUerciu oGidcnfran5."
IA. StiitnnaSfcit, GOn5crt nno Saa,
Eitcr.W Ontu0 20. Npril 1908,
Sighlnuo- NcaocmD.
3mci ltnbcfnnntC c%rtrmnfcn.

Ger 2eidndnl zines unbctonnten
@ciBcn i'm @Car Greet, nubc 60
lace Noint ouiacilmocu.-Wtl tBtg
ioiort beqrobcn mer6cI. - 9tod)
elm rmiocntiii5irter Grtruntencr.
En @cursGrccf bel ser Srebbrildc,
nobc Solocc Noint, cntocdtc aclterll
NofmtittuQ gc9cn 3 llbr Der @rildcn'
gluiicbcr oeu Seidnam clnca melBcn
Wunnc9. Gr brod)te bcn Grtrunfc,
men ans llfcr mo icbtc Damn DC
YoliSci pom Canton Don icinem 6ltrl0
in MenntniB, mOrultl Coroner lhonp4
ion cine &llru 5uiunmlcnItcltc nnO
iih nit ocriclbCn uul 6lm0ortc clns
inno. SroB Ncllntcr l(ntcrlltdult1
tonnte 9tidtS %Qcilur0cn mcr0cn, mas
5llr S0cntiii5irumg ocS W0rncH
id)Iicbcu tonntc, uno 0nS &croitt Ser
@cidmOrcncn lolItetc cinludl, Dob Der
llnbcf0mtc ictncn ZOO 0urd) Grtrin.
fen iono. Ger Goote lpor 30 bis 10
Sabre alt, ) Sub s 3ol grob unO
triQ Cincn OuntIcn Nn5llN. Ger 3lt
itonO 0c2 &cidlnnmS mar ocrort, Dab
Der Coroner Ole ioinrti9c 8ccroigun1
onoronctc.
Mcr 1T S. :. .?
Gle 2eihe zines unQCiGbr 80 Sabre
oltcn mciBcn Wonnc9 muroe gcltcrn
W}ittoN I'M g9niicr, am 6lrbc ser
NQcns StroBc, bon 0cm TOrmonn 6et
nFicomont @uono Gomponn" @rn.
Nlbcrt Iupnll, cntocdt. 0ieiclbc
murGc mittclS Oeo Noli5Ciboote>
.&nnnon" acboracu mo nod) 0cc
Worguc tronSportirt. Coroner Or.
Otto Neinbur0t bonn iiioIid)cn 81.
thrift lit init ser llntcriudyun0 0C3
Iolca bcnuitroqt. Gic ScidJc micNt
$50 Fiuno. lit ) 6lrb Z 3ol qrob, bot
brurmcS, ipGrlid)ca Nanr. Qlattroiil.
les @ciid)t mo lit nit Cincm blolcn
Nn5na bcflcioet. IN ser @citcntoitt
mltr0e cine 9oI0cnc Eurcbo llbr oui-
g"ciunoen. ouf oercn Niidicitc Ole
Suditnben IS. s. :" cinQropirr
limo mo mcId)e Die drummer S2t, 1913
trGgt. Die llbr 1T on cinent ihmors
sen @nno bcicitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Foli5ciridtcr qittie ucridnunnScn.

Htt)ter Noro y. 2ittig binterIGBt Ell.
men 9riei an ieine @uttin.-Se;n
IeBtgcr IufentbuIt unbefannt. -
Setne Nbrehnung bon ben Dem
Stoote geborigen 0eloern CORRECT.
Foli5eiridter @aro =. 2ittig bar
baltimore am 6rcitag ploBlid Der
lol'et, II. Ideinen mcher ieinc 6umi,
lie nod feline 6relmoe 5u piiien, no
bin lid Sr. 2ittig gclpanot bat. Bid.
ter Sittig bat anideiueuo ii6er icille
Nidtiuieoerernemunq in lester Sci.
oiel gegriibelt, unO lit Dies OerSoupts
9runo ietneS 8eridnuiuoens, oa tciu
onoerer 8runO oor5uliegcn idcin;.
IS muroe 5llerit b%rballptet, Dab bid.
ter &itti9 Dem Stootc gcb0rigc @cI-
Ser I'M 8etroge BON 500, pclhc er
olS Foli3eirid)ter Collcttirt bate, an
8eblld nidt abgelicicrt bate, bod
iuur0e im Common Ylcu0 @crid):,
Gil melde oieie @cl0er ubgelicfcrt
mcroen miiiicn, mitgctbeilt, Dab @r.
Slttig nld)tS id]ul0e. Ite inn Eoli3ci.
0cridt ei%ngebcnOcn Struicn mcr0eu
fol9cnOermaBen Ocrtbcilt; Nci llcbcl-
trctlungcn bon Stnot9 @clcbCn e.
bolt Der Stnot Die Sdlfte Der Strofr
mo Der Spe5ial . 6on0 Der FOli5ci
Die nn0ere SGlftc lno Ole Soften; bel
llcbCrtreturgen bon Stoot &crorG,
mtngen crbGIt sic StoOt ben gon5cu
Vctrod Der Struic un0 Der EoIi5ct-
6on0 Die Soften; bel llcbertrctlunAcG
BON Nutonlobil @Cicbcn crbdlt ole
Sto0t Die Straie unO Scr Yoli5etforn
Die Soften; bel llcbcrtrctlnQen Der
Gbieritub 5 @eicbc crhGlt ser Cbicr.
idJuB &crcin Die Struic un0 ser 80
li5cifon0 Die Soften; bel llcbertrc.
tllngen Der Nuitern Wciebe crbdlt
Der Stoat Die Straic uno Der Bolt
5etion0 0ie Soften. Gle an 0enStuot
nb5uIiCicrnocn 9ctrGgc miiiicn an,
Gn0e ic0eS GuartoIs abgclieicrt an
Den Glcrt 0eS Common Fleu5 @ts
rtd)tS per0en. @irige Der Eoli5ci-
rid)tcr in Baltimore mo inn Gountp
botten iif nit ibrcn 4blicicrungen
Oieier @eloer etlpo3 pcripGtet, unN
muroe cine ltntcrilduntg eingelcitct,
bod limo ale in Baltimore flngircE-
Den Jtid)ter, iuie ans gutter Guclle
Oerloutet, ibrcn Scrpilid)tumgen nod
gcfonmcn.
Sr. &ittig bette cilcn 9rief an ici.
ne Satin unl Srcito1Gornittag nud)
Der Sibung oeS Yoli5eigcridts III
Der mittlcrGu Eolijciitotion orf iei.
nem Nult liegen %loiien, in welNcnl
CT mittbeilt. BOB ct od)t Gage Ucrrci.
len milrhc, ,q4ie 6qmilic upo 6rclu!-
De Oes GerifHuunOenen Aperocn NIle5
GllibictcrL ieinen 2luicntbult ultSiin.
Dig ST. modclt I'M leiRe bnloigc
Hitdtcbr na1 Baltimore 81 pernn-
lniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

@cQenbctrit qeriihcr &c,
nubunG Scr Toit. - 6rcO. W.
Siebcrt, 33 Sabre alt, mur0e Ncitcrn
oltf Elm ScleQromm oca YolijcidciS
81. Sbomoiicn in Hid)mon0, go.
I'M y@clpcocrc-Sotc IN oen1 cr To-
qirtc. bonn Gcteftiu Ectcr @ro0Ieu
uerbnitct. SiCbert miro bcifuloiqt,
Ole Foit 81 bctrii0crildcn 3lpefcn
benllBt 81 bnben, Gr ioQt, 0oB er
cir Nnnonccnlanlmler lei. Siebcrt
lit iiir Ole @uuoeSbcboroeu III ser
mittIcrCn EoIi3eiitotion bcigcItcdt.
Gin brutoIer Yngriii. 800
Cabin Withcll, y Sabre alt, ans
Holono.Forf mllrOe 0eltcrn pom
9fidtcr Grammar IN Scr mittlcrcn 80
Ii5ciltution ncqcn tbGtlihcn ~NlnQriiia
ouf Eoitor Or. Bartlett &omca i'll
Gorcit.Forf 81 $25 llno Soften Der
urtbcilt. GoH &erb0r crgob, onb
Otitd)cll Sen Voitor obnc bic gerin0itc
Eeronloiilln9 an ct. EoulItr.. nubc
9aItimorcitrobe, ongriii, un0 ga
Nitd)cIl olld) nod Dem Eoitor nuf
Sdritt mo (ritt iolgte, Iieb 0icier
i'm D%crbaftcn.
SIN @efGngniB geitorben.
- Sol. @lud, Is Sabre alt, Itorb &c.
itern Gormittag I'll llbr i'm Sc
fangniB. Coroner Or. Sopoen itcQtc
eincn auf @rigbt'ibe Nierenfrontbeit
I%autenoen Sootenidein aus. @lud
mar am 80. WGrj bon Hihter Wtc-
Tollp III Ser oitlid)en Yoli3eiitation
negen lnorOentliden 9etragens un0
SrogcnS pcrbotener @oiien oli 30
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Scben Sic Sicielben in Den
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16
A PARADISE OF FLOWERS.
Guthrie Has Largest Green Houses
In State.
over Three Hundred Thousand Car.
nation Blossns Produced
Every Year.

Not many people are aware Of the
fact that Guthrie has the largest and
best equipped green houses in the new
state They are owned and operated
by frim, incorporated under the laws
OF the state OF Oklahoma ,ani known
as Furyow & company The company
has been in business here for the last
fifteen years under the name of Fur
sow Brothers. Two years ago the
company was incorporated and the
present management took charge.
Furrcw & company have a down
town office and display room al 20S
East Oklahoma avenue. where a large
per cent of the actual business of the
company is conducted.
The do general wholesale and re-
tail Flower business. the volume Of
which ranges between $4,000 and
$4,000 annually. They grow variety
of cut flowers AMI the better class
OF blooming and decorative plants.
They also handle a complete line of
seeds for the local trade and are
growers of large variety OF orna-
mental trees. and shrubs.
In the cut flower department. a
specially is made OF carnations The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

product Of cut blooms OF these total
FOR the season approximately 300,-
600 fancy flowers. In addition to
these several thousand fancy chrys-
anthemum blooms are grown annu-
ally. and tens Of thousands of narcis-
sus, hpacinths. lily Of the valley, etc.
In addition to tne retail trade Of
the city O nice business comes from
ever the state and north Texas In
a wholesale and retail way.
The writer paid a visit TO the green
houses End nusurles OF the company
few days ago. They occupy twenty
Ave acres ajacent 20 the city on
the north at the foot OF Broai street
near the Fort Smith and Western
tracks. TIE plant Is eQuippei with
every modern convenience IN faeili-
tate the handling Of It's products In
the best possible manner.
The company employs an average
OF afteen persons the year around.
Their splendid plant is kept in shape
by men who have thorough know
ledge OF their work, Mr. HctZei. the
grower having had 16 years expert
ence at tne growing end, and the
quality OF stock produced Is sufici-
ent evidence Of his ability. Their
plant brings TO the city perhaps as
much business as any like institution
IN the new state. During the past
year the business Of the company
has increased more than so per cent
over the preceding years. which is
e showing tnat any company should
feel more than proud Of and one
OF which Guthrie also feels proui,
because OF being the home OF its
cWner.
The burrows are always glad 10
receive visitors and VIII show you
every courtesy. The Leader IL glad
Guthrie has such an institution and
recommepds that Guthrie citizens a.
wcys remember to speak go0d word
TO- it, especially wnen abroad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16
MILLING CONCERN THAI
ENJOYS EXPORT TRADE
Ninety Per Gent Of the Local Merchants Are Now Pushing
Capital" Flour.

making o home Industry plea, how
ever. but are endeayOring to give tne
trade the best products or the mar.
ket, their plea being rather one OF
merit.
Although che principal product Of
the Guthrie Milling company IS "Caps.
tai Flour" YET. they also mrke ether
grades, all grades in fact. 70 suit their
various class OF customers. most oc
whom live away from Guthrie. and
who desire cheaper grade Of flours.
The business OF the Guthrie Milling
company is growing rapidly and the
managers and owners are wolI salts
fed With the prospect. Guthrie ought
to congratulate herself on having such
q splendid institution. an institution
that not only suppIieN her people
with cereal product OF the highest
order, but also draws a large volume
OF business from many points on OK
i6hcmG. and from several surrounding
states as well. an Institution known
as the Guthrie Milling company, but
called my many "the home of Capital
Flour"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

Al times even our best friends make
US weary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

dies that cannot be excelled by any
house in the country and TO that end
they win solicite business.
The aim Of the company will be TO
deal fairly with the trade, and in so
doing there Is no question but what
the splendid business that IS already
established viii not only be held, but
it will be increased as time wears on.
Both members Of the firm are expert
enced In the iobbing business, they
have made a success In handling
large business for their companies IN
the past. and now that they are In
business for themselves, they are
putting their best efforts 70, ward to
establish n business That will reflect
credit or them and It VIII be the
means Of advertising the center that
they have decided TO call home.
The competition in the candy busl-
ness IS keen. and for a firm 20 step
In and in a months time gain q foot
hold such as the Guthrie Candy com
pany mas. tells the story thGt .he Arm
IS doing business in a business like
way. That Il Is meeting the competi.
tion and re.aising II, by giving the
very best Of values IN the candy line.
The manner n which both members
OF the firm take hold in boosting
Guthrie has made them many friends
among the business men OF the city
Taey are enthusiasts over the new
state, and 81 Is with a great deal OF
pleasure that the Leader is privileged
at this time ia mentioning the firm
that has made a success during the
first month under statehood.
After the company has hsen estaD-
lished for a greater length OF time
and the trade in fais section Of the
southwest have become more thor
Oughly conyersant with the merits OF
the candies that issue from his pop
ular factory, the volume OF business
will become greater. II cannot help
H. When a factory sets its standard
as high as tae Guthrie Candy COM
pany has, ami with the enterprise
and push that Is behind Il. there Is
nothing IN the future but success
There Is no business that IS known
that il just like the candy business.
Purity and excellence are fhe two
essentials that create its popularity.
When a factory establishes this re.
putaiion there Is no such thing as