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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
;yrObc unS trunrioc @cibHudjtcu.

Sem Gag bringt 10 piel 6rcltoc,
9tlS uuier NcibltndltSielt;
Sin Sonneniteiu oringt hcutc
Aud) in ooS drmitc 9tCit.
Gas 0Gttlid,e @rburmen
%,it hcllte Imbc9ren5t,
Icn Ncid)en mic sen Nrucn
Ter Stern oC9 ScilonO& QI0H}t.
Is idmeigcn oQe &lngcn,
Ntuu bort MIR frobcn Sanq;
lln0 trob oen fllr5eu Sagcn
@Ghrt ooh Die SrcllOc long.
Eoa GbriitfinoIein fonunt bertc,
9Scr moIltc traltrig icin!
Ncrt' tebrcn TricO' mo TrrtIoe
%lt olcn 6cr3ell Elm.
lln0 iibcr 2ano mo Meerc
@rQicbt lid, bellies Hidlt;
Is lit oe9 SciIanOa Schrc,
Gle SdloB uro HiegcI brift.
9tun oorfIt Ou nid)t mebr 5o0en,
SrGgit on and, idmcrcS 2clo;
Srob iol 0cin Serge lhla9cn
,Sl1 Oicicr QScibnohta6cit.
God adj id) fem Elm @cric.
TuS tam nit)t ir0hlid) ieln,
Gin tralleruo Mutterbcrlc
IiibIt bclttc it'd oIlein.-
Gin @Glmlein prolgt iptc imntcr
81 ipic in friib'rer 3eit,
9lcid lit Der @eibnodtSihlmmcr,
Sdpper ibr &cr5elcio.
is rltbt in fiiblem 8runoc
Ger SHUTTER SonncnIhcin;
Seit iencr llngliidS
aurn lie nid,t iroblid iein.
ltnO lperln Die 8ioden flingen
@cnn Ino're iroblid) iin0,
ga mill ibr Ser5 5erIpringcrL
Ga meint lie Inn ibr 6ino.
8 MAtttcr; ldB bos @eimnl
Stcu beut' Die &lagen elm;
9lud) Dir mill bellte ideinen
GeS SeiIanos Sonneni6eln.
Scin 9icbling lit aeborgen.
IN zines Sirten Sutb,
Ger beiicr meiB 81 lorgcn
9Gl3 menl6lid) Sorgcn tbrt.
tit fonnIt oen Siigel 5%iereu,
Gas linoert oeincn Sdmer5;
God adj, ein &in0 pcrlieren,
9os bri6t eiu Wutterber3.
llno Maudes gebt p%erloren,
Sod t0nnt' IS belltc iteb'n!
3rln @ei'rem mars geboren,
IS mollt' icin Slid ni6t leb'n.
9obeinl, onl @eibnohtstuge,
"a sebt es trourig 5i;
Won bort Der Miutter alage,
is lGBt ibr feline Sub.
Do$ 9Gumlein lit geldmildet,
Sic idmiidte es ulein; ullul
SSbr Ser5 lit bellte' beoriidet,
$50 mag ibr Siebling fem?
CT. s. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Ecn onirter Eoli5iit &c.
ltorbcn. - 0r, @iliom i. @il.
liIpic, peniionirtcr NoIi5iit oea lilo.
mcItlidlcn 9iltriftS mo in oct lcBtclt
Sabrcn Spc5iol-E oli5iit i'm o@opctp.
lbcatcr, pcrlhieo geitert Oiorgcn III
lelner @obnung al gSnimlt- rno
Gomonolon- Aucmlc. Gr mrrOe in
1882 gum BoliSiItcn crnnnnt mIn
oicntc noh chamber i'm lii0lidlcl,
mcItlld)cn uto iii0meltlidcn Iiitritt;
iln lcbtcrcn lenttc CT rs Sabre lana
Den Fntroluogen. Noh icilcr Ecn.
iioiirrna erbiclt er Die Anltcllnt1 I'M
8oDetp 4. Sbeotcr. Die @%citottulla-
ARRANGEMENTS lpnren QcItcrn Nbcno
nod nidt poucnoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
VQtional Ydnfen.

9FNtFVIINt7 ONEIItF.
y1bt ctp Tppu g~Iatinual 9aEt." OBJ uuf
@reter'gtrnbt. Soccb ". QUOT. RrdftbeHt
-oeurp Q. Acoue. Naltirer.
yStuette IntiuuG4g unt," 432 GASsSrpnemGh
sS. e. @aGner. Sniirer.
4. ~sittrt National Nuat," IA G~prosEutdtosGtI
%. 0ldrrirtt. Ndiiirer.
,Tritte National 9auf," e6e Baltimore UNI
3ortbsGtraBe.
'ormctS & UttgdlautS' s~1ntiuuai sjnnt,+
%OuiEs INN Gu~m6GrosSrrnbe.
1nh"trciaI 4 Snrmrry JlattusM Fast"
~ ioeisGde SolpGrSa lnh barTtdns5tIaBe
q. !. BaIoiuir, 8afiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Baltimore 9anpf SaGet So.
(9lte urit SapsrtdfFae Sat.etnte.)

1le Ser. SluuteIlsS0u DeI0roerNb.
Tamsfer ,0irgtnta" (neu), ,alutaMa,s
9ampfer fabren tdeIi&, eorntass aisaencr1.
aiabt. strahe, $50 ab.rbs, Sireif mao Gis
Point Comfort, NorfoIi, gortsmoutb unb auen
8urften oes Siioens. Gerbinbnng In Obj
Fad 6itntonb, 8erbtroune In @ortsmoutb mt
benz .Seahonrb gltr 9tns" foIiben Bulge nan
Portsmouth uno @ltIartn, Sn 9~iorfolf 8ecttn.
hi1a nit Der rgiIantic Goat Cine RprfoIf
unh tpeftIid iino oh Spmtnion Cine mad
NeiubsrlL @afbirstor, &c., Rttntonb, Sa..
WiabI3etten nod europdif6em BIaue. Suru.
rt1fe aniiten5tmrner. eleftrtfde ReIeudtt1a,
Gnrnptbet3lng, &oien fret. Neferbtrte aailten.
SIMMER in o'n @tlletssiireanr Der Bob Cine
Nr. 107 Sfts9alttmoresGtrdbe Rr. b06-506,
qtabt.Gtrabe; Q. 9 9. Office, ghboft,ede BET
baltimore: itno golbertsStrabe1 Continental
3rtit 9uiIotna" unb albaugbS Nr. 100. Rorb.
9bnriessStrabe
Spbu n. gEeriuoob, q. UruDN,
@tcessrdf, II Sen. s0lanaaer. Sen. BaN. tAaert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
aSbofaten.

aoofSb gHtlcriet, VenisnniuaIt, ylr. 10, On
COMMUNICATING. 6. 4 y. BbcHe. ct. Raul
$50. IN.
6arhaTt ebtmer, Se6tsanfpa!t, Union 9rur
BUILDING, Baltimore, glh. Eeioe 3elepbone
anrI u. Wt. Gfolt, 1870. 1929 9aiusgnilbina.
0nitapus Som. 26l .2G9 Galpert Building.
j. Wut. STtmann, iii Notosg3arIe5sStrubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Observation-Disclosures 1d6 eipfUo ttl0 be-
rett sum @ebral6 in oer Ganroer' uro wst.
HopalsStattor I'M 1000 4benos. ~
lorsgSaqeons. Speiferateu etc. iperoen fbneu
helor9t per geieptpp In alien foIgenoei Sinet'
8lre1uI: CHARLES uno 0altiMoresSirafe 6. &
g., ct. Vall 1924, poer Mo., GourtIano 1901;
ut. 9tobatSt station 6. & s., Wi. Sermon 1923;
Ganlbei' z tatipn Snformatiunss giireau. Ga g.,
81. 8arI SAC, ODER Mo. 9ouriIano 2726, uRo
gtr. 526 Gios9rodopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
SruTt gontbddnien.

,Wiuralnuo Eruit Co.," gturopeft= Gde GulOcri.
lto @crmnns StrGbe. g. z. Zimmerman. Fri
itoeui; Carrot @ou def. Snuenlctiter; Ser
ota @oenter. inrt. 0ill1s <pGeHtci'ter; Ban
ztirltr. 0ilfs- SCfretdr.
ogaIttmure arnt 4 @unrnstss &c." EQUITABLE
butlotna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Sbar 0orfen.

,TentiGe eparbant uua Bolttmors," yutat,
uRb GnltimnresStrabe
ct. SGMeS Spnr5ant. Rnlttnt0resEtruhe uRD
guftomsSoufessIbeUue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

&. !. SimonOctti, Ncrallqlcbcr Der
3eitlmI 81 0iorio" III Der Nulpt
itnot BON Wterito, mcld)cr 1citcru III
@eidditcn nod Baltimore tam ioAtc,
0cut'dIano hobc Oo0llrdL 0ub icinc
Sobritnntcl ibrc Naorcu ocm We,
ldmnd Der lutciniidcn &0ttcr bon
SilOumcrita nnpaBtct mo N0cntcn
ouald)idteL mcIdc i'll Den Sil0nmcri
fonern in ocrUl 2oloc9iprocbe iprc-
dcn t0nitrrL bel gScitcm Den HroBtcll
AuthCil 0c3 &uuoclS icncr &dn0Cr an
iid 0cbrodt, INTO Is miir0c Den So
britontcn Der Ger. Stoutcn uicl PR
bcit ln0 nod nlchr @cl0 toltcl, 0ct
9cutldcn BORT crfOlQrcih G%onfurrcn}
81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Eoltor %obn Simotbp Stonc bon
Der MISREPRESENTATION &rolun Mtcno-
riultirde on Hurf- mo Sniopcttc-
9loe,llc, Der cincn flli oil cine Der
qroBtcn Erca6ptcrimner &irdcn il
Chicago crboltcu uno iif BORT ooS
6clo nngcIduilt hut, tcbrtc Ncitcrll
9tohmitto1 nod Baltimore 5urild.
Seine hiciiac 8cmcin0c mill i'm nidt
gcben luIicn. @r. Stonc bal lid, nod
nidlt Cntid)icbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Etnat5 Qaufen.

- eutidie 9aat DGu Baltimore" SoIfimore
uro 20lioansStraee. 2lltnult Beber. Rrdf
stnti e. J. Blot. ~G6dsGaeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
@ci1Gftss@ egmetier.
NaGcr,, GuHOitDr. nnh Sotel.
9ebnrisartifel.
3Ee 0,nsts & Sids 60, tO4 S~losSopurbsSt

3ettungen, 3ettitrihen etc.
,The Baltimore sietps Co.," 9abtb gIbercrom
Die. 1PihGii5fibrer, 3lS 3eisserudrsStt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

<kS ~INIlI4lltllpNlIN ~ ANlNNlIINl lAIl Wv
ser Ireppe entqcgel.
,Muu, Nnnu, mas Neue5?"
Pea, 10 ne Wienge 9rieic mo @c.
id)etlte uno 9lumeuL uitd) boil"
Still anuu, i) nil jcBt nidt3
lpiiien. mill mfrs lclbit %nnicbcu."
Nnua lueib. mics ibrc &crriu germ
hat. PLIES bcIlerlcllftct GuS gSuiicr
gum 5bce id)on bcim @oden. Sr al.
len Gdcn ma IuuuPureiiig ut9es
braAt. 0o$ giIo Der tootcn Wuttcr
olti Dem Shreibtiid bcfrdn}t.
Sic ninmt Winnttl mo Mltfi cllt'
Gcaen.
Hllea Qe6t ipitentotiidL mic beim
2icutcnunt NIT iciucm Nurid)en.
0oI0 bot lids CIgo beQucm &C
madt.
Ser ShCe miro MN mtigcbritbt,
mo nud)0cm Iruln 9iQuretten mo
6elcrjcila ollI Ocn Gid 0clcbt, limo
ibrc Eilidltcn c%rfilllt.
Nbcr JIG idliipit bclltc nidt pic
ionit QcrGuidlloS binou%, lonOcrlt
hIriht m Npr Shiirr itrhr1
T,n Nnno ,nos Whit CUP 6oit
7T md, et,noS ori hrnr 5cr,rn ="
IN onG- Tr3nIrin ih mo0f'
5ic hitto1 rh ih n,nr1en a,oGbn,iftno
r;d,t fro; hohc, f5nntr 7rr Tr;rNrid,
CNns NOR ;hr Short min rnih VI iri'
nrr m,,tter nrhmrrn ,rS Nn,In nch'r
mn mi Srn Won"
SInn iibcrIcntc hon, inf ;ic.
G,,t noh nirr llhr horiIt g., ochrn
SIbcr rrit nntp Tu Gin Wrihnnhts.
bNinrr hpritrr(e,i hos 7riunnr H,,i nt>
QSd,iu bnfr Nbrr nIodht Tu hn,t
hnf .ncn,,G cinnrfouit2 7crfr Fir
;chs Trr,nrct Urn Tih ictt id,[o.
Ion hnmit -, rrorn"n iriib oTi hiit {"
W,m tr;tt Sic on So,, Siih ,n,S hc-
t~rodhtot n;e Mcid,crfr Nin N%l4+ r,
nod, non, onNcrrn ,fi,nn,f iir in Sie
sam nhnr -, Simon Sir hot il
3e;t n1S i;r NH sic Trr,,Sc rcd,t
iornc oc,,;cicm Sns mor;, ihrc NIrt
IN c;,,em ric,;ocn Wo;I4cnStrn,,r
nrroroht ie ibr Mriidt unN i]tii;trrt
oIii9(ih IGhrIIh. Milo -, bnit So,
ron orhod,t -, E;;,,rr 81, Tir,;-
ocr," i''
20, mr;of hcr hoho; t;o, hch3It
ito i, hcr SINS c;c ,icht c;,,c,, ~
;rI On Som ann,iu
81 ;h[Sot ncyohc ,m3fi
9;e NoSc[n XII iic o,,s Son, ,ooop
ooorfnotn, inn a ocfcn ,nS ,,;c Nic
rcid5cn S,,nfIrn otr6hncn ;ihpr ihrr
Shn,Itcrn ]n(r;tcn 5i,nmt I'm W;IS
crit ann, NIT Som @oh,mrn
N1pn Sffnet liz Nrieir ma o,o,fc,c
Ceinrn" Wricf ;hnrt iir b;s ~,rIrt,t
ouf
Sicr c;pc f(eirc pror,c No,,te,he.
Icin" nom WiIbhm,rr Is ms Gin nnnr
3ciIcn. Gr fnnn morncn nidht Fam.
mon Scine hpiohrtr muttcr fam Or
on bieien1 Sooe nidt o0cin Joiiru Gr
beboucrt Icbr, obcr
Gam Gin TcrIcnidlnntf nnu ocn,
Nu1ocubfreunb bcnn @roffn,,funu,
81 SIS III inn Ici6cr rnm1nIid nm
i6rcm Iiner thci6nlnebmcn Bic ,Sir
mo oicbt ibrcu Mu1citcntcn ono
3eibnodtsfcicr ltuo @ol
R,,u 6os Ni0ct MN Son, f(cino,,
Baron uub in cinenr pr6dtiorn Mn,
icnItrulrb: Seinc Sdmciter fpn,mt
moroen mad, Sollic. ga fam or nm.
mou[id, bcim yNeihnodtshi,,r fch,
len. 9lber abenos nod scr Nsnr,tel
luna erlollbt or lidl. lie ANN conner
einauloben,
Sloo's 3iioc pcrGn0crn iid Sir
mcr0eu Itci,,cru Sdn1pr, nm Wit.
terfeit modem lid o,lf ihrcn, ih1uc,,
glltliB brett
Grit nod ci,ter gSeilc bot lie sen
Mutb. .%ieinen" 9ricf III 1fi1en, lpit
ornl,rn NGunrn itorrt iir oni nie no,
! Iicbtrn Shriit,iine Shtcn ihIGot 10
hnn W,oon n,,5 ,,, ;Hn,,t n1M"s n,,,
Sd(llb. Of bo fem Sncr" If 0nun
licIt lie NIT rritorrcnhrm S]rr,idIon.
Sloh, orIirbtr I,]rcunnin, ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

9uisloterialien, Gbiiren, Ssnitsr
rdbnen. 2a0cn etc,
5omsa g. 5si.r & Co., 1I6 uub lit Sa.8rt
betldsGtr1be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Ter Baltimore Icrro Goncrctc
Go." Don Baltimore lit Der Goutrott
jur Grrihtun1 zines &oNcrhmnir2 IN
Moibin0tou iiir Die nllnitco Statca
StoroBc So" ijbcrtro1cn worocu.
St50,OOO lit Der Frcia. 0oa Eager
b0tla miro udltitodig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
&eitera Rnrglonb GtiensabR.

@eItera Rarplonb G~tiensaha.
'.p .nne,o n. SepItr. perlaBi ptuens5attpu
SGgltd.
40 WprgetlS - GdneIlpcit, Saaerxtptpn, 81
unb W. Rp, Wobnesboro, GbambersburQ uno
ausserorlulen Sonntae, Sancod unb gumber'
lamb.
2.45 gabm. - Accommodation mao linton,
grioee.
Alb pabm. = G6neu.@Ipree, SauptIinte
pugerstoiuH, Sancod, Gbippensbura uro aus
peIiomtteii Sonri1g Sreoertd unb GnuniiS'
burg CSarlora9SaqQon).
1dglirn, au~sgtnpmmen spnntds.
100 WoreerS-Dorf, y. rmS 8. 9tp., unb Cor.
IisIe.
1.5u M~orsens-afiom. mad 9burunpnt.
So WorgeHS-99efiern Srprcb, @eftMtrfter,
Sruceoine (5reherid), @mmiisbure 1tur,
sert, gSdpnesooro, GbaMters0nra, Saaers.
IpipIi, Sanend. 9utnberluno; Sifins (Sutfets
SbitrbdttoflSsgSde9on).
ESQ @atm.-Saupflinic. 5ftIi1 bon gmutt,.
Srooe, ferner yort &anober. Gettysburg uro
Y. uno 8. Ii0.
$50 GatrI.-aifom. mad, Sduober.
6.15 AbenoS-sffomt, nab llNtons9rthge-
Wnr Gnmitans.
t1.30 Mbenha-gtIfoin. nad uniunsBrtbee,
Nur SpnntagS.
S.45 a~benSs-attonl. nat unton.grtbee uub
p1nOprr.
.SaIi .nt6t an g.nngbl a.abe. .Siation.
N. Nptsrffpn. 3. 81. ppnsn,
+str'-FrHf " Gen rHRnnosr Sen ~ Slot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

i Ghrc lei Got in Der 66hc; Trieoe
nuf GrScn nHb ben McHiflen cin
gSphIgcfanen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Gbontoa Sortluc GDon, Der 9}cu.
Dorter Ntllti- MiQionGr, Der lid in
0en NnbcItanO icben mill, luobntc in
lci1er >SltOcno IN Baltimore. Al9 l6-
i0briger Singing fam cr Don Sund,
burg 90, no er Oaa Sidt Der @clr
erbliftc, oia @oiiCntinO bierber. &ml
Sd)nittpoarcngciddit,.pon &obu z.
gorrp bctum CT gnitAllg mo ipG-
ter bcirutbctc CT sic Sod)ter icinca
Gbci@, Nodlbcr 5oa CT nnd) Men
2)nrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Nerdants e Miners Sransport. So
Tampfer.9tnis,

Sraft anb 9aHastere.
Had) Bottom nuo bem Often.
sonnino. 9ienftag uuS Sreitae, 9 ubr atenbB.
. End, Rrpuiseuee NIB BEN Often.
Sorntag, @itipoh unh Sretag, @ tbr dbeftbS.
, Had1 Reipprrt GetDs.
IdaltG, nussenomntett WtoHtng unb Sdntftae.
g lbr @benoS.
' Srn6t angencnII1eti tdelit bis 5 ubr gsadm
tfr o%entelben Gag ubfabrenoe Eanipter.
Wadl Sa1annag nuo BEN ehbeu.
Sienitag, 9onnerftae unb Samitas,
o ttr gbenoS.
3. u. 9ie9lrin, @eent, @ter 8, enR e..0as.etr.
Saust:Sirsaa: German. anb ststt.etr.
G13,9&5@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

9tum ioll nltd) III Nr. tl2, 9tur0.
@omoroltroBc, cine bemcAIihe 9ilOcr.
Sbqpitclln9 cinqcrid)tct wcrDGA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

:. .Eaiie ant Neiic in's Nsstanb E.
.iorst 6. &atnt, Nr. 413,. DH.Dalfi.
nsr}ftrase, sale Gaifsn &saie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

%obu Sm. Stonsburp @ra0p pom
Baltimore, Gin ilul1er Stl,0cnt olli
Der Noruor0- llniucriit6t, bat cine
&obn Suruorh. IrCiitcllc crruugcl.
9tltr Den Aucrbcitcn miro cine iold,c
Gbrc 5lt Shcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

Ylambtng, Furnaces, 8anees UNI
Cefen. Sah6cdeH uno Rtnnert.
ScnHttt SrBs., 523 ros5rtmoni.aiherus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

glehplntten, Netdu etc.
epUn, Senaim & SIS. (tueorportrt), Is. 10
palbetf iDnsS trdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Notwithstanding @erdtbe unb
Stimereien.
griHiis g. TutHtr 60, POS RorosBoeasg irase

o WGrTot, unS Grontt.8erte,
Y. Siiodrfaer & G6bnc, ia. .71s 19eFt BAIT.
1GOresStTahe. =,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25

&upferifmiebe unS BInmberS.
3Jbn SHtett, TIA Ibamess@trabs. q. Il e
Selepbpn: Nulfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
SeiEe ueneite arubanise Oifcrlc.

G%rtrns8uii6en ~, pic %ietniicn uuo GO
i6oIuieH nuf ocn Sirn6ep bon baltimore Do
Erinni glmbu,uus. Fcrieti uiageituttet @
un0 bic bette, Ole Gle 10 acicbcl! ,..... Dc
9rlutpuur5Nuii9ef. ulit Glcitri5itdt GO
beiClicbicl uio pUfiiin llrurtdc. ....... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-25
Niuioul GoOf
ratbet III eiaem Seriud

Ties ut at sic - 0err nocF Srdu Snltt'
nturer 49, iucr sic iciu mjgCu - Gcrihtct.
@criuhe crGriu1en Sspciic. @cbnuptungrn
hnbCn nimt Uiel III %bcocuten, biz ic %cr:uitien.
@crIprchuu9su iiuo iuertblus, bis tic crh.nt
iiHS. AGrr gIiniam GDpt t6nuen Gle rurdl
Yriiiuun - u6er Swnbinuit uOcr aui ioniti8e
gtciie, bic Sbucu paRt, Gui bic Vrube itelru,
uuo sic wcrSru icfbIt frrueu, % @intam Gout
~paidlcdt uocr mr. eiu Spic1clichtcr TT.
Nna ciafrcm 9ntrich ocitct CT nnf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
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 InRm An EannAnnAnn.

NAAghAg Brothers to Present New
 Idea in Pageantry.
 When Rtngling Brothers bring their worlds Greatest Shows to Montgom- cry on Friday. Nov. 6. they will intro duce it in the forenoon with a parade built upon absolutely new ideas, more universal in its variety of attractions and with new and costly dressing
 For many years this perfect circus has maintained the reputation of pre- senting a parade far more excellent than those of other tented concerns This seasons street display more than ever reflects the genius and skill of the five brothers in devising enter tainment for the people. Its many floats. chariots. war carriages, how dahS, tableau cars, throne wagons, rickshaws, dens and fairy art vans are built of burnished gold and hand carved mahogany; the $50 horses wear silver-trimmed harness; the best of imported silk and broadcloth are used in the HOO costumes, the draperies, scarfs, flags and standards; great heards of elephants and camels are draped with Persian blankets and the richest of Oriental rugs and tapestry decorate handsome throne wagons.
 The peoples of hundred nations and tribes 6 large menagerie in open dens. fifty corps of musicians on horses and In ornate chariots, every phase of hu- man life, royalty. peasantry. brigands, knights errant. warriors and myths pass in an almost endless panorama of world wonders. One novel display is a 20-camel team which draws a ponder ous golden tableRu car.
 The performance offered this season is beyond question the master achiev- ment of the Ringling Brothers. con tainlng more of novelty than ever In the past has been crowded into one curcus program. On the long list of performers are only European names. and not one act do they present that in any way is similar to those of pre- vious years. The performance opens with the most elaborate spectacle ever seen under canvas.
 The sensational finish of the excep- tionally strong bill Is the automobile double somersault act of Mile La Bell Roche Acts In which an automobile turns a single somersault are not un- common, but in the wonderful achiev- ment of this daring French woman, two complete revolutions are accom- pIished high in space. after lightning plunge down a slender and steep track from the dome of the tent The car then lands with an awful impact on a short speedway and spends it's terrific force on the hippodrome track.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
NEWS DE AI1RIIRN.

Auburn. October sl.--(SpeciaI.)--- Prof. F. E. Lloyd, the head of the de- partment of Botany has arrived and assumed the duties of the position.
 Rapid progress is being hade on the new Agricultural Building. which will be a most imposing edifice. Large handsome greenhouses are being con- tracted for, and likewise q Dairy Laboratory. The interest in these departments has been very mark ed this year.
 A very pretty little English melo- drama. Why She Loved Him So," was put on the stage last evening at the High School to the pleasure of a large and appreciative audience. The leading roles were carried by Mir. N. E. Bell and Miss Fannie Hur, both of whom were good. The part played by MT. o. H. Sellers was very clever. in deed. and elicited great amusement. The proceeds of the evening went to the school improvement fund.
 Quite a delightful party attended the Merry Widow performance in Mont Gomery Thursday.
 Among the visitors attending the football game with L, S. U. today may be mentioned MT. Sam Ellsberry. Mir. S. Roberts, Mir. Hannon. Mir. Jas. Webb. and Mir. Haygood PatteH
 Extensive improvement is ,h1gl made on the exterior of the college building, the entire structure being re-painted from top to bottom; the first time since the building was con- strueted. The improvements add great ly to the beauty of this stately build ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
Get here early you want There will be rush for them, The very best makes will go for less than the cheap kind usually cost Don't miss it. Open even
 ings lIl Dexter Avenue

We venture the opinion that never again will an opportunity like this present itself to the people of Mont gomery and vicinity, to buy the very best makes of pianos at the ridiculous ly low prices at which we are closing out the R. E. Wells Piano Company's stock.
 That many people realize this is evil denced by the large number of instru- ments selected during this entire sale. Many pianos were taken, every one of them a great bargain and avery pur- chaser is delighted with his or her selection.
 Now, while a large number of the pianos were taken last week and the week before, there still remains Q RoodIy number of the very best makes, the real bargains. It Is just as im- portant that we close these out as any other part of the stock.
 There are about 25 of them in ali, pianos of the higher grade, the more expensive kind. We know there are more than 25 people In this vicinity who are ready to take them oR our hands lust as soon as they learn of the extraordinary liberal proposition we are about to make.
 Lisfenl We have carefully gone over the stock and mnde another big cut in the formerly greatly reduced prices. En our anxiety to close out every instru- meat by tO-morrOVv night, we will not hesitate to sacrifice every doilag of proAt, but, In many eases, much of the first cost. -s
 In other words, during the very last day of this sale we are going to close out 25 of the worlds best makes of grand amd upright pianos at prices less than you will have to pay for cheap, inferior pianos at other stores.
 Of course we expect the well-known high quality of these pianos in connec- ton with the slaughter prices, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
BREAKS GROUND FOR CHURCH.

Mobile, Oct. 31-(Special)-At o'clock this afternoon ground was broken O nthe lot at the corner of Jeff ferson and Government streets for the handsome new structure that the St.. Francis Street Baptist Church eongre- gation will erect
 The ceremonies were simple, though impressive, the occasion being marked with a prayer and a short address by the pastor, Rev. w. J. E. Cox.
 It was hoped that J. c. Bush, whose generosity toward the contribution fund made the erection of the church possible. might be in the city to remove the first shovelful of dirt. but his ab- sence prevented this, and the honor fell to the pastor.
 R, V. Taylor made short address after which the doxology was sung.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
COLUMBUS IS WICKED.

Tlssn IA che Opinion Of Rev. W. F.
 Ham.
 Columbus. Miss, Oct S1.-Rev. W F. Haf4 of Bowling Green. Ky. who is cnrducfinr a revival at the First Bap- list Church, created a mild sensation ,rt night. by declaring Columbus to ssss--s-asGi Gickedest and most immoral 1e had ever visited.
 ,is here thought they had a snt town, but MT. Ham de- in proportion to the num- abitantts 1t Is more wicked Orleans or any of the other deepen towns.
 population of 10000. there gle saloon. gambling house iIl-fame in Columbus. and Irder to be very wicked. least some Of these pit ,'unwary."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

It Is an easy matter to buy S25o plano for $25o or $500 piano for $500 at any time, but when will you 'ever have an opportunity to buy pianos. the best makes, at above prices? Perhaps never. You should not miss this op portunity.
 No matter what you may want in an instrument, whether 1t be a grand or upright, a used upright, square plano or an organ, we have 1t here for you, and at just about half the price you expected to pay some day.
 UpFiRhts.
 We have many exceptional bargains in uprights. These instruments are all in fine condition, the finest makes on the market. If something to meet your views Is not In the list above come to the store anyway, as we can