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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05
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Della eyed the picture postcard
with something closely bordering
on amazement. The card was a
photograph of good looking. tall
young man standing by a tree.
There was nothing particularly
striking about the picture, nothing
to cause amazement or astonish-
ment on the part of the recipient
beyond this--Della had not the
slightest idea who the young man
was
She turned the card over. There
was no mistake. The address was
very plain, Miss Della Warner"
with the proper street and number.
Who was the man, how had he
learned her address and why should
he send her his picture? Completely
puzzled, Della finally gave up the
endeavor to discover the meaning
of the mystery.
On the next day another picture
came for Della, of the same man.
This time the young man was in a
different pose. Della could not help
being interested in the pictures and
consequently she studied the card
carefully. She noticed that the
cards were both mailed at Bramp-
ton, a summer resort some hundred
miles away, and realized with a
start that the spot was the place
where she intended to spend the
summer.
During the time intervening be-
tween Della's departure for Bramp-
ton and her receipt of the first card
she received a number of others.
All of them were pictures of the
young man--some in new poses and
some merely duplicates.
1t was with considerable excite
ment that Della went to Brampton
and 1t was with more excitement
that she glanced at the young men
in the hotel. None Of them, though,
that she could see, was the young
man of the postcards. Somewhat
disappointed, she followed the bell
boy up the elevator and down hall
to her room. AS she walked down
the hall she glanced into room,
and there, to her utter astonish-
ment, saw dresser almost covered
with picture postcard pictures Of
herself Ties and military brushes
proclaimed the rooms occupant to
be man. Who was the man? No
one that she knew was staying at
the hotel, she was sure.
1t was inevitable that Della
should meet the man Of the post
cadrs and be introduced. She
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05

taking a bath, some one is sure to
ring the bell.
would you give up your seat to
woman in a carr"
How do l know? Never had a
seat yet myself"
Twenty-Five high school princt
pals in Kansas are women. They
do their work so we'll no one has
ever suggested putting men in their
places.
The British government holds a
first mortgf ge on the Lusitania and
Mauretania for $13,300,000.
Small Boy Tin an awestrucF
whisper, drawing his mothers at
tention to the gorgeous socks of the
young college sport opposite)-
Mother, mother, look! That's ar
escaped convict!
Jefferson, though accused of be
ing an atheist, died believer in 6
Divine Being.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05

proceeding, although harmless that
Id rather pass up my identity'sill
it's safely over. lrf
While eating breakfast at the jay
hotel glanced over the local week
ly which had an advance notice.
The headlines said: "Will be Here.
Saucy Style From Abroad. Rare
Chance for Rubbernecks."
Also, there seems to be an air OF
expectancy about town. The bar
Der shops seemed awful busy for
snch a hick community, and the
young men are all wearing their
celluloid collars and passionate
vests. Plainly, this Is going to be
a gala day in Beeleysport.
In an hour will burst forth into
their vision in the sheath gown
But | feel sort of uneasy. Suppose
it shouldn't be such lark after all
(Continued.)
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THE POWERS OF THE AIR

be has long awaited
Wright brothers
rising into the flying Zeppelin, with his
drigibe. aerostat made journey with of IA
contriyances that make the military
take notice Think Essentially Wright
chine consists gasoline
big planes bamboo ribbed silk other light bearing surface
all And the
haven't taken long flights with still
Wrighis have flown than 80 miles a stretch.
There doubt a
chimes watching their favorable
half million Of England
mhap
when they made their landings from their boats
hight aeoplanes
high But standardized methods
a
fayoab with
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05
Superfluous Hair

Many women troubled with Str
perfluous hair upon the face and
arms might save themselves much
annoyance with comparatively little
trouble. Equal parts of ammonia
and peroxide, applied not too fire.
quently, will weaken the growth of
the hair quicker than anything else,
and bleach it so that it becomes al
most invisible. Persisted in, this
treatment will prove effective in re-
moving the trouble.
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ELDERLY WOMEN MAY 4
} DRESS SMARTLY NOW.
; 4 4 q q q q q q q q q q q q I

Theer. is no excuse longer for the
middle aged or elderly woman to be
anything but smartly dressed
Fashion DEGREES that she may take
more than the usual liberties this
season, and she should not hesitate.
She should wear the separate col
ored waist which offers her such
excellent opportunities with the
conventional skirt.
These waists make far more
complete toilet than the white
waists and separate skirts. They
come in an almost endless variety
of fabrics and colorings and may
easily be harmonized with almost
any skirt. And what is more to the
point, they are less expensive than
usual this summer The careful
woman will make the most of this
feature.
For morning wear the fresh look
ing striped madras is in great
favor, the stripe following the color
of the skirt. Another favorite is a
cool percale with background
matching the color of the skirt and
hair lined with white. Skirts worn
with these blouses are usually gray
brown, blue or black.
Blouses Of lawn, batiste, dimity
or wash silk. either in plain color
or showing small design, are very
effective for afternoon wear
Stripes are exceedingly fashionable
and are a boon to stout women. Fol
the more ceremonious occasions OF
evening wear the separate skirt
may be Of chiffon cloth, figured
filet net or fancy silk. but always
of the same tones as the skirt.
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w.
Well, I thought it over.

Well, I thought it over.
told him | would take chance.
That Is why ] am here today at
Beeleysport. on the milk train cir
cult, to demonstrate the sheath
gown and advertise Bastingthread' s
metropolitan emporium.
But | made Bastingthreads come
down q peg. made them let me
wear dove colored leggings. AT
first Mr.. B. held out for open work
hosiery, but 1 told him | wouldn't
be that much of living picture
even before people who don't know
me. So he decided that the leg
gings would be racy enough for
the reubs. / should hope so. Be-
sides, / had them bill me as Mile
Lallapazza of Paris, instead of Miss
Dillpickles. This Is such a giddy
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sought the first opportunity to ques-
ton him In regard to the postcards
she had received.
did you send me the cards?"
Della asked bluntly.
why, no." replied the man in
surprise. did you send me the
postcards of yourself?"
moi" gasped Della. as that your
room where I saw them? Did some
one send you some of miner"
YES" replied the man.
It took but a moment for the two
to decide that some one had been
sending the cards to them-just
who 1t was they could not decide.
A week or two later, though, they
saw Hunter McCulloch, a mutual
friend, buying postcard pictures Of
the man at a stand. Being taxed
with sending the cards, McCulloch
confessed.
"You see.' he confessed. 81 had a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05

Eleven and six-tenths per cent 0
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05
When Ants Annoy

If the annoying little red ant gets
into your cupboard and swarms
over the cake and the swetmeats
purchase an ounce Of essence OF
peppermint. Moisten the shelves
with this and the ants will disap-
pear. They will not cross the strong
odor to the cake plate, nor will they
remain long In its presence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05

bet with a friend that l could bring
two people unknown to each other
together and have them married In
six weeks, with yours truly as best
man. l thought the method / used
was the most apt to provoke inter-
est in each of you. There's still
two weeks left, and can see how
things are going with you. so I
guess I'll win my bet all right. The
only thing is that you must have
me as best man."
Della blushed charmingly. She
looked at her companion, who was
smiling whimsically.
"You win and you lose she said
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05
REMOVING INK STAINS.

Ink stains can be removed from
the fingers by wetting sulphur
match and rubinbg the sulphur
over the stains.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-05

There are 2750 languages.
A wise man doesn't lie-neither
does he tell all the truth he knows.
New York state gave Bryan
67S,3S6 votes in 1900, and Mckinley
821,992.
"Tell me the old, old story, dear"
''Well, | am still convinced the
Indians may win the pennant."
Total attendance at National and
American league games in 1907 was
6,136,557, or 100000 more than last
previous record.
Eleven and SiX-tenths per cent of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
nod immcr bciinnungslOS.

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&brcr Gbilrc. &cIicn Sic, bite"
Tic Yoli5ci miro m%obritcinlid) Sen
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Tier, criltdenL 0oa &oipitol 81 balll.
d)crr, nm, mcnn m0glidL Die 6rol1 81
iocntiii5ircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
Spnnrnnnf. mn ltntcrnnnn.
TnS @rtter.

Sir Wnrplnn0 ltnO OCn 9iltrift
Columbia belttc ld,0ncS mGrmcreS
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toq0 lrno Scr niebri2ltc THERMOMETERS
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gems.
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pUottun1S. Stutionen miroc oic iol'
NcnOc b0ditc Gemperotlr rc8iitrirt
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50, Nlbanp 81, Nem.Oorf IS, Ebilu.
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Ninp IS, @nibington 50, Noriolf Y,
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ton 81, Gborleiton 81, Supumob 80,
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So, gltlnntu 50, montgomery 81, 9tcm
Srlrona Sc, Eolcitinc 90, Wolucitor
Sc, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Wicmpbla IS,
Cincinnati %, Eitt3bllrg 81, O9rucgo
SO. Buffalo ST, GlcpGIonh 80, Gctroit
Sc, Nlpcno Is, Woraucttc IS, Green
@op IS, Chicago 81, 9ullltb "A, Ct.
saul 80, Ct. Souia 90, SonioS Gitp
90, Smu6o IS, Slrron %, @ianlorf
IS. @iaiitou 10, SABRE 66, @elena 60,
Colt 2afe Gitp 90. Ienpcr 81, Nnrtll
6luttc 81, Nmuriuo IS, Cos IngcIa
rs, 9obge Glt1 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
Sonnt0gS: G%orrrlponotnt

Ic algcmcnc NNffrn9c nadD Der 9ctriGcn Nnsga6c bS yGcnt.
idcn Gurrcipunocntcn," Hbgcicbcn uun Scn rcaclmGfigcn Mbpnncntcu,
hat abermols 6cuiricn, DAP bic GcntIhcm uOn Baltimore scncist tNnb,
rim 1lntcrncGmcn ;n untcrinitcn, wcldcS Ocm Eubifnm mirflid
ctuas 9ccQcs Our6rtct. Ser Scntidc ma mid am Spnntag upn ou
GcidcBnicn bS uOrbrracbcnbcu Cages in Or aan5cn &ct nnterridr
tt icn, nno Scr 5OnutagsG urrcipunocmt" ais Die cin5igc bentidc
3eihang in Baltimore, ucldc ben 9cnit ser yaioeirtcu ErcHc" be-
ftt, lit i'm stnnOc, bic 2cicr in Sicier Sinidt unf Dem Gonfcnocn III
crfalcn. Sabci wcrocn bic &pfal Nadrtdjtcn nub bns Scni0ctOu
niht pcrnadlGiTat, nnN @amflntisc fOnnen ants Scm Nn,ciactbcil bic
bcirn gnbaltSpnnfc fir G%uctmGhac Ginfanic cricbcn. Ser scirac
uSOnntagSa GurrcipOnOcnt" cntbict 1t. g.;
/. Scitc-Nic Nr6cinrtag. Grpflumation ocs GSunucrncurS uS anbcrc
MnriNcn.
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in NiclbOnrnc. Gmpfana Der Srgcr bel Scn pfpmpiidcn
Sprcn in NcuDOrf. &crmcgencr Sonframb in Canada.
3. Scic-Sic GbOcrn lit NnNlanb. @adiamfct Der bcutihcn DC
bOrocn. 6uQnuO crindt oic Madtc nn SHlfc ocgen Gatru.
gnfrcauOc 5aaO. rnnociacntbnmsmar NIB Suntbatia.
felt.
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Stnr5 Ns Den SaNCu Der Suits.
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MarNlanOS nno ben anarcn5cuocu Stuatcu. Sas Gnbc
bs gnrhS. Sr gcbcimnikuulc llbr. Die Stunt, cine Sran
glIflidt Ut MAIDEN.
Z. Scic-SGr Sans, Spf nnb 2ano. &ur,c 2ufalnadridltcu.
8. Srih-Srpau fOnmt mad Baltimore. Sic 1urocrnnscu Der stabt.
Sr. @rncc Iagt Ecbcmubl. Sr. Hobcrt upcrirt. Sic meme
%elcndtnng Der Baltimore StraRc.
2. S6ctL
1. Sctr-3um GulcnburgEro,cf. Bureau TnIclnn9cn auf orn
5ibmuS um Banana fir Nmcrifancr reicrpirt, Muslin.
Der mrrocn cntaicn.
,. Scuc-DWcpmit @crganacnbcut," Crginnl.Goman pn Grid
Gbcnicin.
3. Sctc-Fptnahridtcn ms SCnfhlano nnb bcntdiprcdcnbcn
GGnScrn.
4. Scuc-Scs Siducrs Scimmcnt. ySrGnlciu." Easanarcaa. anr;c
NadjrtdIcn ans Dem Inanbc.
). Schc-S0nhrirtc gSiBe.
6. Schc-Sunucnnnfgana ami Sen &cracn. GtuaS uum Sdminfru.
Sc llntcrindjnn9 pn @cbiuffcn. Sic Srbrn &aiicr @il.
bclms. Bic @icncr aaHcrgrnit. Srau6iidc Sncac.
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ltnOcrl d) q inter 0@cttlcr.-
Eolt}tit @ruf ucrbuftctc am Sumituu
Nbcllo Der II Sabre oltcn Wtotroien
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altn0 0c3 mtorocntlidCn WCtruocnS,
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bon @olt" 6ll SollS QeGongen mar
mo gebCttclt buttc. @llrot ibm cine
8abc pcrrueigert, illld)te er mic eill
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beitraitt Den llnocrihGnltcn 0~eitcrn
III Der noro0itliden Eoli5eilt1tion mt
$25 uno Soften. "a cr nod nid)t 10.
ptcl erbcttelt bate, nllBtc er Die
6obrt nud) 0cm 0ci6ngnib ontretell.
ltcber 100 Irrcitunten
lpltrocn geItern IN ser 0itli6en Yoli.
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rollnl BON ~ Stun0cn ubgefertigt,
0n cS iid) in Scr Solrptiod)e MIR UNI
tleincrc Tcrgcbcn, luic unoroentlideS
Gctrugen, Hllbeitorunq uno oerglci.
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5ioa olI Negeruirtbihaiten, ionic
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SCOTS" 5urildSufiibrcn.
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9lS ser Megcr @illidm ". abbott
bon Nr. 2617, Boone trobe, am
Somitug abcno noh &ollie fam, bot.
te icillc before SGlfte, Sorriet. einc
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len mollte, muroc ocriclbe grob u1o
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belben uerboftete. Foli5ciridter Carr,
Der g~citern I'M noroGitlid)en Citations.
bouic 5u @eridt iob, pcroonnerte glb.
bolt ST. $40 rnb Soften uno 6 Wona.
ten @ef1ngniB.
Ser Baltimore Club"
miro iein nciles Semi an ser Charles
unb WaoiionltroBe beute Nbeno besie.
ben. Gns nelte Glllbballs lit auf bns
Erdhtigite i'm &~olonuIitpl olsitaiiiri
moroen. Gin Gad)gartcn biloet cine
ser Mttraftipncn.
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Tlnkpirntcn.

.TT- -
Irci @cpo9lGr palt 4nlc Irun0eI.
Golintp meroen bei'm Stcblcn
Don @niItrmcIoncn obgcioBt. -
0oS Yoli5riboot ,2onnan" fopert
Die @niolin 2ormd) nit 0cr
NGllbcrn.
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sic Firotcn, melhe i'm Iuntel Scr
Nndt Bic Dor 2lnfcr IiegcnOcn Sd]iffc
bcItcigen uno @crtbIo6cn ulo Maa.
rem itebIen. Baltimore mud)t bierpon
5luor feline Nu5nnbmc, BOD lit 0nS
l(cbcl bier nifJt 10 0rob mie in onOc-
rem Mnienit0otclt, "a uniere EolI5ei
mof)iom lit uno Oielen Eirnten idori
oli Die Singer iiebt.
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9tC9cr, ser Nudta cil1en Compiler be.
ltlc1en bate, I'M SIT roltbclL pom Ma.
lbluiltCn ubAeiabt uno liebt icbt I'M
StuotgciGn0niB ieincm Ero5eB cntge
gen. @cltcrn Mtorgcn, fllr5 nof gtit.
tcrnad)t, iob Der Neger Sobn &on'
ntor, mcIher AMI Dem nit Moiicrs
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fam ulO nCbcn Dem Sdooner anlc1te.
"a c9 iait 9tcunlono mar, fonnte
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no CT Eolijilt Nurfaro bon Dem @e.
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S6ooncr mic0er crreid)tc, battcn lid
Die Eirutcn Ncraoc mieotr aus Dem
StMlbc gcmaht. Yoli5ilt @urturo
bcnod)rid)tigtc nm Oas Eoli5ciboct
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oaS iid) ~mucr5ii9lif nni Die &crfol.
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olld) fapcrtc. IS b%efonocn lid) 80
Woiicrmcloncn, oie bon Dem S6oo.
lcr cntmcnoet morben mdren, llno AT.
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Ibomos ms Scrm. Wepcrs bon gnne
NrunOel.Gountp in Ser 20und).
@clOc lpltrocn III sic mittlere Eoli5ei.
lt0tion gcbrobt, pdbrenO Die Soluld
n2bcn Sem ,2an1an" beigclcgt lpur.
DC. Gina cine Stunbe ip1ier benlcrfte
bic @adc uni Sem ,2nnna1t," ooB lid,
III Der Sollnd) ctpaS bepcote. 0ic
onNcltcllte llnteriubung fpr0erte
@oItcr airfmooo 81 Gage, Der iid)
HAD ser a%apcrung Ser Saunh ilody
olti Den @oocn oeS 9ootes gelegt bate
un0 Oaourh ser. .guimertlomteit Der
Foliiei c~ntgatgcn mar. Nun mlBte
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" CuCS z huIneh Il c.

gtCueH u) II q I ue.
Iie GontrattpergcbllngS = geboroe
miro onl ,. September Die Nnacbote
fir Dos ncuc Sdplgcb0uoc an Scr
Yupion. uno WuIberrpsS troBe off.
men. GaS @cb6uoc miro 5peiitotig
pcr0cn mo 16 ala%ncn5ln1nncr nit
@or0crobcnSimmCrn eiu SCbrCr5inls
mer, oaa @iirCou ocS Hrin5ipalS,
priputc Soiletten5immcr etc. cntbolz
ten. Sn Souterroin mcr0cn ljh Die
Aulo nit SiBplGtcn fir $50 Edit
Ter, RGlinle fir ben SonoIcrtigtcltS-
uno Nod)- llntcrrift, Der &clielruum
mo CoiIcttcu fir Die Sd)iiler bcfin.
ocn. Nllbcroem miro oos @cbGlOc,
oeiicn 5ocooc aus 3ie9cIiteincn NIT
SanoitciuA Srnomcntcn bcItebt, NIT
eiuem N~entilotions Nppnrot nno
outomotiitcn Soidipltem perlelcn
mo ourd)pcg ieucriider 0ebait ieln.
SGcurcr Nn5ua. - Ter Ne-
ger ,Sobn 9omem 10 Sabre alt, uon
Nr. 22S, SiiO.9rbclitrobc, moIlte lid,
ont SnmitnA nid)t mn cincn biliacn
Tn5ug uerihaficm iouOern lid oitd)
obre plel Soften neu uilsitnifircn. Gr
oing in oas @eib1it pon 2oui3 @lod,
Hr. 26, Sorriionitrabc, no ct eincn
neuen 9(n5ug, eiu Taar Sdyubc, cincn
@urt unb aragen 6eS 9rn. 0lod oa
81 benuete, nm aus iid) cincn neuen
aberdeen 81 MAIDEN. &uun bate CT
Die Saten nnge5ogen, ais er iran5Os
iiid)en Abidico inter 3u%riidlaillun9
bon einem Eaar Serri'iener Sdrbe
mo ieines nlten an5uges nabm. @lod
mar obcr nid)t iolll uno liei, nSaltet
Den Iieb!" rllienb, bil,ter Dem Neger
her, ser i6licblih Dem EoIi5iltcn Sin-
nenlan in Bic Nrne liei. 9omen iiebt
jett i'm @eidngnib 'einem Fro5eB,
Dem er BON Hid)ter Grammar iibers
wieien mnroe, entge3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
Stdot Baltimore.
ltuicrbnltunnS E yScaiuCiicr.


uSlancB" .Aiorappeo in gicps port.
rWnnctn" - oIOc SoiocU Gruot',
rNunihnn" - WtC'tenQcr Bon 10. 42".
uScm @lOuumcntdI' - oGurr's Iboroiabs
Subin's, 4O4-4OG, cit.Nntfmure. { trabe. -
IdHIlh &nnocotles %or'tcIunGcH lno gSalbcI'
btlocr.
yCiupnu Eat Bari" - Iaoltb Qon3ertc uno
nlotrc &erEHitGIngcl.
.Sag sbors 4'ngt" ld9itb Gon5crtc.
,Gcw GlCdtic Rart."- IdAlih Wuyftelluugcu
lIto- llnteruaIiuHgc1 aller NIrt ionic Gon6erte.
"Sbe Snhnrbah." Seocl &bcno &uioeutles
STEMS aBurs 9tus Rar,."-ldsItb &auoc,
bile &OrttcuuuBen.
sOtasae5.Srah. - adsItbe G~rtrfion per
Claiborne, ~ IdsIite Grrurftou, nit gltS.
nadine SuHHtaGs. per Gnmpter nGumbrtogc."
SnOt Rnint. IiBIthe gIdhmiltaas.Grn lr'
Ben War. = Id0Ithe griurionrr.
.Tcutidcr Srieacrbuuo" Uicntdd. Sen 81.
Nn0uit, Scounteltr i'm a~gScitcno Bart.
aiopb rrsS ng" nm Ntitiuud, nCu ,. SCu.
tcmbcr. i'm oNincrrN iCiu sGnri".
Sinluninnt. - Baltimore GountO litN li1rO
ldno SiudtSr 6dtr am J.. ?. g.. 4. uno D. Stps
iember.
nGounitGttcr @on5icit.9rretu non Baltimore"
DtnuiuA oeH T.. Glrllidl, ocll 0 uilo
4tltiipob, oCIl 2 Scgirtlhet, .. Guuillihitct
9~'UliafCit i'm .IGeitCn0 Bart.
Qnris6un5crte.
SSonnta9 &odnltiio9 Erite.3tU Fart
MtUniug WbCUh - ubluthlCluo i'm rNluCritocr
@urt" uuo g5chcroI Sill Buyf"
Eteniidp g5eno - aNaitcrious Var'"
Wltiiluodl 4bcno - 2ruthaDils Furf"
EonuerftuU 4bcHo - Carroll art."
Sreitup gbcHb - ,G~liftuU-Part."
SumitnG gbCno - oFaticrtons Furi
tSpHuiuae non = bis llbr NbcroS)
(IU @OdCntnlcu bon : biS 10 llbr Ibcu0S)
Yrngrnmnt fir Gcnte:
uNCoCrui Htu Bari"
CAMEL SeIontnul, StriAcnt.
0tGr'h On toe SlriUH uC".".........Hti
CUbcutirC al &uurunN" ............ @UmeS
y&uI5Cr ga GurmClN". ........... gSiitmdrt
GCIc'tirn gCutCl nf Germ. ....... Clcott
Strcnnoc iUr SI6tc mo Goru .........G tinc
hic 0N. p. listener lro s. ISiIbrlmo,
Tautlfc rlbc 9rutb Of Cutter. ...,S obuiol
~Ufils' Ujcrru WicIohtCS 9tr. s"....,..S huIR
rQuCuI SumpbuHiuuC" ...,..... Sdiut SuCns
SHtermC}Bo abe hutnbOu" ,....... pHnpc
Wiurih gGlio' GuruiUuI", ...,....... I&caoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31

3,pciiel iic0cn, oic @oHtcrlcltte ia
ben ober lhon ibrc Ntciicr 0cl0or't,
uno mas Dem orncn @crrn &ronmil'
Ter am @obltog poiiiren miro, oos
>iibcr i6mci0t oc9 SGuGcr2 @0flid)-
fcit.
9(m Gicnitoq miro Dor Dem D6oir.
mount GcmofrotiihcnGhlb" OG3 critic
@rpunsNonncr gcbiBt mo bon cincm
Ebono0ropbcn mcbrcrt Der bcitcn Hcs
0cn 8rpatt'S ruic0crbolt mcr0Cn.