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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
CHAMBER TO MEET
IN NEW QUARTERS

The Chamber Of Commerce. which
postponed its February meeting until
the completion OF the new rooms, at
Twelfth and F. streets, will meet there
next Friday evening. Announcements
we're mailed yesterday by William F.
Guide. secretary.
The announcement also states that
the new home Of the chamber viii be
open for inspection by members We'd
nCsfay and Thursday until 9 ~
After the business session Friday
evening a luncheon Will be served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
Officers of Association.
.SUESPHONOGRAPH COMPANY;
PATENT RIGHTS INVOLVED

Alleging infringement OF his patent
rights. Charles J. Kintner, has insti-
tuted suit against the Columbia Phono-
graph Company and asked an injunction
for an accounting. The plaintiff AYERS
in his petition that the company has
adopted inventions and Improvements
whichh e alleges he made on carriers
and holders for records and upon which
he says he obtained a patent in 1902.
Attorney Ernest Wilkinson represents
the plaintiff.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
STAMP VENDING MACHINES
ON TRIAL Ar P0ST0FFICE

TIE Postofdce Department yesterday
installed four automatic machines con
tanning stamps and postal cards. just
outside the main entrance 10 the Guild
Ing. and they VIII remain there untl
they have been thoroughly tested 10y
the public
If the machines work satisfa ctOriiy
10 Is the intention Of the postofhce Of
Hcials TO Try them in other large cities
The machines may ultimately U- in-
stalled throughout the country
The Flower Of the Sesaon-Yi0lets.
See our display, Shsner. 18th & ].
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
ADMIRkL FLETCHER BURIED
WITHOUT MILITARY ESCORT

Fmera! services for Rear Admiral
Montgo,nery Fletchor, who died last
Thursday, were held yesterday after
noon at Lis late cme, 1880 street
northwest. Burial was made IN Airing
ton Natioral Cemetery. IN accordance
with The WISHES OF Admiral Fletcher
there was nc military escort.
A volley was fired over the grave ana
q buEler sounded taps as the cask-t
was lowered into the grave,
The honorary palbearcrs were ChieI
Engineer Z. =. Rcbie, T.. s. n, retired :
Chief Engineer Thomas williamson, L.
6 n. retired: Gen. Charles Haywood.
r. : N. q. retired. EnElneer-ln-Cnl
charles "a Rae. T.. s. 81 Medleai M
saoctor ~. a. AfcClurg. T. s n; FIsLtl
X. Hacket1. Samuel Maddox ana VIII
Rear ADMIRAL Fletcher vas seventy
eight years old.
~ r-.,1 81 Torry p-irpz = 7 e NJ o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
BREWERS FIGURES
DECRY PROHIBITION
Liquor Men Put in Circula-
ton Enormous Sums
Each Year.

The brewers of the District Of Column
bla have prepared an interesting table
of figures which SHOWS the enormous
sum the brewers. MASTERS, and distil-
lers pay each year to manufacturers
dealers, insurance companies, transport
alton companies, formers, and wage
earners.
The following products are consumed
every year by brewers and distillers of
the United States:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
TO RESTORE COIN MOTTO
OBJECT OF NEW MEASURE

& subcommittee Ct tAe House Com
miJtee on Coinage. weights and Meas
ures prepared yesterday e. bin 70 restore
90 the coins Of tIc United States the
motto I'm God We Trust"
This bin viii be voted ON bv the fun
committee Wednesday, when Do viii be
decided whether the bill IS 10 be report
ed 10 the House for passage.
Fresh Spring Tonquills, 25c Dozen.
Kramer. The Florist. al6 L 81. NV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
Baltimore and Return, sr.as, Baltimore

& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and sun
day All trains both ways. both days.
except Royal Limited city offices 1917
q st. and 90 Pcnua, ave-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
Key Mansion TO Open
AS Shrine for Patriotic;
Plan 10 Gather Relics
Home of Author of "Star-Spangled Banner in
Excellent State of Preservation and Will Be
Bought By Popular Subscription

and the par cling and wood work are
in good condition.
Many OF Keys personal effects ana
pieces of household furniture have been
located, and VIII ultimately be restored
10 the house. A committee of the asso-
citation is already at work to secure
the restoration of these treasures.
An exact reproduction OF the room in
the Betsy Ross house where the Stars
and Stripes were born win be on sN-
hibftfop. There viii be a model Of the
Betsy Ross house surrounded by min
iature park. This model shows for the
first time the exterior of the house as 1t
was In 1875 when the first Star-Spansied
Farmer was created.
This is the first time that this group
and model have been shown outside OF
philadelphia They will be kept here
at least until all the school children of
the District have had ample time to see
them.
Officers of Association.
The officers Of the association are:
President. the Hon. Henry b. F. Mac
farland; first vice president, Admiral
George Dewey; second vice president,
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley;
secretary. F. S. Key Smith, great
grandson Of Francis Scott Key: treas
urer n. ID. Hoover. The board Of trus-
tees comprises Justice Job Barnard and
Stuart Mcnamara, assistant United
States attorney for the District Of Co
Iumbia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

The Key mansion. at S31S NJ street
northwest the historic home of Francis
Sect Key, author of The star
spangled Banner" will be formally
opened 70 the public next Saturday,
Washington's birthday. Appropriate
ceremoT les viii be held, beginning at
II o'clock,
The exercises will consist of the sing
ing of 'The Star-Spangled Banner, "
and a series of addresses by prominent
men. Subsequent 10 next Saturday the
house viii be open to visitors every
weekday and a strong effort will be
made TO excite sufficient interest in the
old home of Key TO effect its. purchase
within the next few years.
Charles H Wcisgerber. through whose
efforts the Betsy Ross house in Phila-
delphia has been preserved under the
ausp- ces of the Betsy Ross Flag House
Association of Philadelphia, has been
engaged to take charge OF the Key
Mansion and will endeavor to raise
subscriptions for its purchase as he did
in the case of the home of the first
flag
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
Finest Floral Specimens.

Guides American Beauties are absolute
~ peerless Well developed. sturdy,
fragrant 1914 F,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16
Plan for Raising Funds.

Funds for the purchase of the Key
mansion will be raised in the same
manner in which money for the Ross
home was obtained. This was done by
the sale or certificates OF membership
in the Betsy Ross Flag House ASS
citation at 10 cents each.
No person can buy more than one
certificate. These slips are illuminated
in four coIors and show the Key house
and a full length portrait OF Key on
the deck Of las prison ship in the har-
Dor OF Baltimore at the time he wrote
his famous poem. The portrait IS re-
produced from a large painting by Mr..
EVeisgerber. entitled THE Inspiration %
This painting will be hung in the house.
To tie right is shown the harbor of
Baltimore, with the British feet setting
sail for sea.
The old house is a fine type of colo
nal architecture The usual wide hall
runs through the building front to rear,
and contains a magnificent example Of
the colonial staircase. The ceilings are
twelve feet high. and the large, square
rooms with their great open ftreplaces
win be a revelation 20 the jewellers ia
modern houses The exquisite holdings
are in a splendid state Of preservation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Making a total paid in TO the
producing sources of the United
STATES o. ..-.-.-...-.s-. GOT o7l,NJi
These industries pay annually State
AMI Government license amounting 10
Sss, SIS, 49,
In addition they pay city license, real
estate and personal property aggregat-
ing the enormous total of 100000.
he continued growth Of prohibition and
the destruction Of the brewing and dis
filling industry, the brewers assert, viii
result in the allied trades In all lines
of manufacture being made to suffer
grcat loss through the destroyed market
for their products
The figures were prepared because Of
the movement which is being made for
prohibition IN the District. Tn all OF the
large cities Of the United States there
are thousands of unemployed men az
the present time. the brewers say that
If the prohibition movement is allowed
10 expand the conditions viii be made
worse by the adding-Of many thousands
20 the number of unemployed. and the
overlooking of the taxpayer by compel
ling him TO shoulder expenses now
borne by these industries.
Speaking OF the situation. should q
general prohibition movement carry
the country. the head OF one Of the
large breWeries said.
lit viii put i'm jeopardy the livelihood
of upward of 100000 of people and pre-
Cipitate the greatest hnaciaI crisis this
country has ever known
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Besr Coal at Low Prices. R. J. & N. c.
Grace. 9TH & r ne. Phone Lincoln 2s2'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

lumber. rubber goods, Steam
engines, machinery, tools.
plumbers supplies wagons,
harness. builders supplies,
glass. flterng material, chem
seal supplies. paint and var
nish. furniture brushes, pack
ing house products adVer-
Using signs. printing........... 100. 000. 900
Fire insurance premiums. ...... Il. zoo. 600
press '.............................. 10000. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

DaS Beoboop : SnItitllt NIT giblio.
tbef, 9unitaalerie unb Mulif.g Son.
lerpatorium an Wount 0ernou. uno
neutrality-suspicious..
Die TieienpafienbaQe oes 5. 2e,
giments an Greiton. uno Soifman.
StraBe uro Yarf. uno 2inoen.gpe.
Ser Sdrottburm an Sapetfes>uno
6rontltraBe, Oas ein5ige nod Itebenoe
gallperf oieier grt in oen Ser. Staa.
ten.
Garroa.Bart nit Dem alien Cur.
oQ.Waniion.
Gas WcDono9b Document aui
Der @reenmornt'G Cemetery, 5u gbren
oes @riinoers Der Nc9 ohogb.S 6ule
iiir Wailenfnaben.
9os gonf0oerirten.M onument aui
Der Wount Gopal Bla5a.
9aS columbus. 0enfmaI BET ser
Samlel Geaop.S dule an Hortb. uno
Sarforo. aoenue.
0as Biloe.0 enfmal an 9roaouan
iillo 5airmonnt- apenue, 5u gbren
oes GRINDERS oes DOB SelIops.Or.
oenS.
Sas @ells. uno Mcgomas .genf.
nal al Sap. nno gisquitb : StraBe,
5urn anoenfen oil 5lpei Marplano
Seloen aus Dem 2riese bon 1914.
Batterion.Earf, mo nod sic sdan.
gen aug Dem 3riege BON 1914 Dol.
banoen iinb. ,ts,.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

sic Sobn eager Soporo', Die Hogcr
9. Sanep.S to!lte un0 an0ere 8erfe
Der gtlobaue. funIt.
3as Sd)lad)tcn Monument an
Wonument . Square 5miiden Sem
BoItamt uno Dem Sulti5pnlolt errid.
tct our Grinnerlng an Die S6laht
BON ~. September 1914.
0aS Baltimore : Ohio = @cbluoe
al ser NoroneIt.gde BON Baltimore
uro GbnrlesitroBe.
Ser 9ruio.SiQ.Barf 700 alfer
groB.
Ser Suiti5poluit an Gaioert.,
Snpette', ct. Saul. ltro 2erington.
StraBe, foItct $3,000.000.
9aS Yoitamt, 0itli6 bonn SuIti5'
Enlait, llnO 0aS 9iat5Dau8, oltlih pom
Boitamt.
9nS neite @c51ltoc ser Sparbanf
bon Baltimore all ser Siioolt.ed
bon Baltimore. uno G9arlesltraBe.
Die gnof Erntt . 6reibtbliotbef;
onS GentrolsebGltOe itebt an Der Wlil'
berrp. uno GatbeoraI . StroBe, uno
3peiggcbduoe licgen in alien Staot-
t9eilen.
9as @ation . Wonunent an
Wount GopoL Ipenue uno 2anbale.
StraBe, 81 gbren bon Sberitliei,te'
nant ISM. $. 8ation errihtet, Der in
1916 i'm meritmiihen ariege in Der
SGladt bon Wonterep fiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

Wrul1O mo olornlirtc lofort BON ocnt
inn @ebGuoc beiinoli6cn ErtDot-
decentralization Die IeuerrucDr,
uelhc oic 6lammen in Dcnigcn vi.
nlltct Qcl0i6t bottc. Ser &crlllIt lit
Elm 0on5 unbeoelltcn0cr. S1 6ol9e
ser por5iigliAen MISUNDERSTANDING
in jeoer @e9eno frtbr Die Spribe
Nr. 4 10 in S6ntut ieit, odB lie crit
nit Der Siilic elmer g15o6l 6eller.
mc6rlclttc ltno ciuiBen 6unoert &no-
ben pic0cr u,f iciten 9ooen gcbro6t
mcrocn forntc.
Bon cinem StraBenbobn II.
@oQAon gctroffen. - In
Oorf.Jtoa0 un0 Wpollofe = 9loeluue
mllroc gciterl Der 70 Sabre olte
Gam. s. ". @oluc, al Snmborton.
9(pcnlle 1ulo Der alten Oorf Hooo
%mo6nbaft, BON einem StroBenbobn-
@Soggon Der Dorf- Gooo.2inie 9etroi,
fen uno erlitt cine Gerrenfuna Der
lu1fen Sdulter uno cine Sdiirilmg
i'm @eiift. Gr mlr0e burd Or.
Sobn guanS bon Nr. 606, Gator. &De. =,
perblln0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sreita9s
Sansntcnilicn-
gargainS.

"@rtobtcft ono NeIt" Nerlid. mo rand
lole SclDct5er, init Miaer's Nrcrnern:
SSertb S3.49. 5rcitdg fir S2.S9.
Perfection" nidclpIntlirte SelbeiSer. nit
Mtacr'S @renncrn; rnl6s uno geru6Ios;
28Crtb 1921. 5rcitda S2.Gi.
p9iutt0nnI" nideIplnttirtcr Sel6eiBer, nit
Mincr'S @renrcru; @Serib S2.9s. Sreilae
St.0S.
Bette GIiits @nSInmppen nit beitem GIiibs
triumph; grobcr luitoidier opoIer Dom
glodc; gScrib i0c. Sreitug 2Ic.
Ratcnt G6cuerlappen nit SticI; bette
Sorte; N8crtb Sac, Spe6ieu 22e.
9ur9I6acrtcs biinnes IoiIettcus Bnpier;
gScrtb &c. bic Role. 5reitug 8 fir 25e.
@rube itdbIcrne Sleifdeoddmeier. NIT
bier Wieiicri; 9sc, iuerib. 5reita9 7Ie.
2adirte Stnubf0auieIn, out gemd6t; &c.
ipertb. Srette Sc.
Srobe aoIostaicr 1%biirmntter. 8erib
Acc. 6rcitng 3ie.
. Stur" @rrbilcns Streder, nit uideIpldti
tlticil Stifien; bieet iib Mot in Der D'iitc;
use. iuertb. 5reitug SIC.
Suhpulirtc 9ineniibe fir @aoe5uber, nil
frlp!niitrie @efbldge; @crib 69c. 5reitae
45e.
TSbclt SicHmatten, gIc6rano; sBertb &c.
GpcjiclI &c.
3sGuort grnu entaiuirte anffee. ober
IbcctDpfc, 24c. pcrib. Sreitdg lac.
2sSunrt Grnu cinoiGirtc Go6t5pfe NIT
2ippe; loo. iuert6. Sreitag Zoe.
@robc Indirte NobIeneimer, bette Sorte;
gSertb Zoe. Spc5iea Tic.
0dribol5 alnpps gSuibhdfle, fir 5ipei gu,
Der; 9Serib 40c. Srettaq 3ic.
@robc Gnlbdniiir!e gGdfhcSn6er init &c,
lpelltei SetteIl mo gooen; 2Scrtb G9c.
Treitng Ace.
@rnbc ooppeItc 9i6itpinnreit. aus beftem
h!Gltell Stnbl geinnht; gSerib 49c. 5reitdg
fir 2ie.
@oIpdlliflrtc Wniereimcr; 8erib 16e.
6rctiag fir Toe.
4sfu6 pebuuoene griine 9laiSftrcb Bar,
lorbeicn; 22e. mertb. Sreitng 17e.
Saribol8 3nbufto6er; lSertb &c. 56ahs
tel. 6reiing te.
Gntfec. ODER 1beeTiebe init @rtff; Sertb
&c. 6rettug tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Grot6crS unb z Il

y L u | | l | > II Hu u W
G. III mitsburg. 8ouoerrlcllr
@lItin 9. Grotbers uno lein ofIi5iels
fer Stab noren geitern III Gnlmits.
burg uno mobnten Der Sllnocrtiabr'
icier oeS fotboliidjen uWount ct.
Morp'S Goac9" BET lno DEM BAIT
felt, oos Ha6mittagS itottfuuo. Gar
rinal Gibbons, Scr am Wfittipod) bel
ser Gontifitalmeiie ols Gclebrant
fnngirtc, febrte gciterit Worgen bon
Gnrnitsburg noh Sauie 5ilriid.
In @ilmon's @ro6. - Cine
oon5e gn5aDl 9altimorer @~elcbrtcn,
inter In0eren Or Sra Gemlerl, Bra.
iioet ser ySobns 9opfins llniperlis
tGt," Or. 9. 8. @ilberileeue, Or. 60
min $. Griffin, Or. @m. .. Glarf,
Or. Ybiaip SgbeL CT. Sbos. 9.
GuaelL Or. @n1. g. Saliteao rno
Or. Sacob $. Solanocr, aue bon
ocrielben llniperiitdt, reilten gelterr
nod Norpaf, Cont, ab, Inn BORT
be1lte Ser 9eeroiglrng bes am 9ien'
fog ploblid g%eitorbenen Or. Daniel
s. Gilman bei5umobnen.
Sn q ZEN Dorf perbeira a.
tbet. = Suitlts &c. Sta9n, Sobr
oes Srn. SuItrs Stobn BON Nr. 506
enIorltraBe, bat iid in Tem-Dorf mi,
einem SRI. Naloe u. Saiticp perbei
ratbet. ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Scifc nn6 Eplitmr.

(acine Fnfts oocr gbune,0 eiteInuaen fir
Scifc geiiiat lillo feline 6. 8. 3, geinnbt.)
Proctor II. Candles 2ennpr Bafdbfeifc;
@ertb &c. Siiid. Gpe6iru 8 fir 25e.
0irfmnn's 0urarsSeife: gsertb sc. bro
Gtitd. 5rettag 2 iiir 25e.
y, 7. Nnbbitt's bette g9ufbfeife; ggertb
DC. Stid. 6reitug 7 fit 25e.
ReurIine gSnf6pnloer: gSertb &c. bro
FGdet, 5reiiua A fir Zoe.
SoInrine Metnls goIiiur; Berib Ice.
5rcttng t2c,
gHIo 9nth Cleaner" Wertb 10e. Die
Niihfc. 6reitag &c.
SIitilige. ~Veneer" MbbeI,goliiur; Bertb
25c. Srettag Toe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Wad1tcr Gcrfanf
Samlng, Ia. Sftpbcr,
1880 Gurm.
I'm altcn 5npcrlaliigcn InttipnS-
2pfal,
81 0urosSibcrtDsS Ctr.
INpc0o,tn lSfprp ,.
2t Hpro -Sibc.
(Dtc2alle GloCe.)

sir oieIen 8erfalli Elm groBc5
Niiortimcllt Don nenct nub MIR ct
iuos bcnnttcu WGbcln nnS SanS-
balts : ittcniilicn Don 6%abrifontclt
1nb Sontilicn, Die Ben &oltsbalt olli-
0aben - 81 beallemcm Serfol1f nod
u1icrcm 2ofol gebratt. Spe5icl(
mcroeu eelannt. 4SarIur4 unb 9ibliu-
tbct-M obcll, ein5elne '6tiibIc ucltc.
tier MoDe, SdQllfclitiiblc, feline
Giden-, Mobo8onp- unO @alm1b-
ShIoi5inmer . @i06cl, ciu oroBcS
Niiortintcnt Speiic5immer 9 M0bel,
rllroc 9lits5icbtiifc, 9uiict5, 2coer-
itiible, Spiegeltbiir . &lciocridr0nfe,
Ioncp Glide mo olc 9lrtitcl fitr oell
Naltsbolt.
Spc5ica. = 6eincr GROCER Gihcn.
NaacuitGupcr, nit 9robcn Soften
fcbri5irt, EOrticrcu, Spitcn @aroi-
ncu, fcincs anfrcdtcs &ianu, Sur.
5%cl(au, @lus. platirtc &aarcn, Sep
pidc, Sings etc.
Sm Sputcrrain - NroBc Yartic
Mobel mo giiefterl.
llnbebingter &crfolli.
s. y. Npburg,
$500 Nuttipnntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
ElGte uon guerrero.

Glide Ser SeDenslpiiroigfeiten
9oltinlore's iino:
9as @aibingion Wonument am
Mount 8ernon- uno @aibington'
Ylace uno IN oerielben Iadbari6urt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
vi en6ers's 99'reitoss- Bargains.
IarGigc N(eiberItuffc.

&eitc oun, noucitcr turbteer GIciberItoffe
. bis S guros lang: nue IS bis "a 3ull
1rctt. Sic beljcDtcitcn dIeiocritoife oiefer
Sotiou. ciniblicGlih creme. Nbenos uto
StrdGen Sarbcu; 2Scyib SOC. bis 0E~
I9c. Die gdrO. Sreitng tir 80. EVS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
D1AAu
62c
Eercalc unS Wina6nms.

-, Yatobrcttc. belle, peoruite GercoIc5 unb
Nicloer,@lnGbnne IN auten R~eitcsqdnaen;
l21Rc. bic Odro. -
6rritng fir He
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sdlunr,c Safcctas.

Ghtpnr3c Gnfietd Seioe, Iraa6nrfeit an.
FoltlIt 81 Boil brett; rnufheroe uno 9bifs
1st, Ole Durp. n
6rcitag fir U[E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
MGnncr. nno ,Siiuolinns.SpIcu

Shiucrc Mabel Gororron Sufen fir Min,
ilcr UNI. NiirlgIinue. Io6iurbia urb blltfcis
gran; SrnbeH Is bis 20 Sabre iiir Siiita.
llll9e nII6 80 bis ~ IuiIlenmaab fir Widns
lcr; $t.75 iucrtb. " a.
6rritag iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
DC
Scan DC Suic.
~
co.

2bmor5c Beau &c Sole aleiorrIcioe. .
2oH brett; refine Seioc: 9Idrl5eroe gltIa
Sberieite; gSertb Toe. ole Ddro. AQs
0rsttng iir EUs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sdnunr5c &lCiOcrjtufic.

lteite cana noueuer ibpnr3er &Ieioers
liotlf; > his 5 gdros lana; ~ bis 81 SOD
beet. .Gin0eibloNen limo Die gdnGbnriten
Mleloerllone ale tietihpar5; Nertb
i 9so s garS S'.so. ............. A0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sciocn- 9teltc.

}eTtc i6ipar5cr unb farbigey Scibc, bon
6ts > @arbs lana; 10 bis 80 Sou brett.
@ic helicbtcitc Scibe oieier Suiion, lueib,
creme, fbpdr5, Nbcnos uuo Strabens5drs
ben: 9Scrtb 50c. bis Toe.
8rcitng iur EJW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
~tlL9
49,
Banana Snitinas.

Wnn8 ipoIene S6nttcnftreifen Rdnuma
Cuttings, 1h 2dro brett; In i6udrsen,
brdltieil. ronal lliio tnuritcbluucu Stbuttts
rrnGcn; Ooue 95de; gSert6 ST E0.
bic 9dro. 6rcitag fir ........ USU
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Nun # nj men nj tern in
90 oen II. - Die Sailon fir Sen
9luitcrnfang nit Eed)en begaltn &C.
iterll ul1O bollert bis sum /. Npril.
Slltitern mcrocn bon iebt an in Wfal-
icn nllf ben Worft fonn1en uno
mo6ri6cinlid) olld) biQiger mcroell.
Sn Der Sincpurcllt.9ai m~ntcrbalb
@orcclter-Golntp, no Die 9lrtitcra-
fiider Dem Holtbfang oblogen, balten
lie lid iebt illnerbolb Der @ren5ett oe5
OeieteS, ieit Der Stuat BORT bier nit
Gepctiergenebren betoaffnetc @ddtet
roItirt fat.
Cine Sunoegcid / Of tie. -
On Sturgeon oiirite Die 0roBgci6luo.
rellen Die 6roge bciddftigen, ob ooS
Sll,oc. uno &atensSeim, Nr. $40,
CniorsStr., ociien ErGiioelttin Sroll
&. s. 1orber lit, ols Elm oiIentlidc5
gergerlliB 81 betraften mo besbol6
al entfernen lift. &ier 6rouen Der
gtodbori6oft, Gcnio Slenons bon
Nr. 926, Sit.Wooiionitr, emma
SollIf, bon Nr. 936, Sit.Otahiionitr.,
Safe Go6iniort, bon 9fr. 932, OIt,lfa'
biion.Str., nnb @it6cr Spiamalt,
pon Nr. S12, @nior.Str., eri6iener,
ror Eoli5eirihter 2leipeQpn I'M moro
oItliden Stations6alls mo flogten
2ebterem, oob lie burd) baS 9eaen
Der 80 Sultbe oes g%enonnten Seims
nm lire Hodtrllbe fGnien. Ser Gid)-
ter periud)te, Die Srailen 81 pernlllai-
len, iif) nit 6rat Barber n%iiseinan.
ber5uieeen il1o nit berielben einerl
@oifenitiQitanb acknowledgment. 81.
men Softbefebl itelte er aber nid)i
aus, ut,o oiirfte Die angelegenbeit IL
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Hnuama= HDfc.

Sine MiumnnN cin3cIncr 9I0dc. q
unicrc So 65fe, ocrcn @r6bcragtiorttue
unruuitdnotg IN. cingci6loiicu. gScnn {
Sbrc @r1Bc iulocn, crbaiteil SIe EN-
nnlcrcr So 1iDdc. .' CG a
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Ginulcum.
TrnncnmGntcl in uollcr 2Gngc.
TrGnen= rbpiCn.

Cine flcinc Gunutitat BON 5ruucu In,
ierbofcu aus outer MilSliu. nit hrCiic;
O%obItduntGcr @dn1bric 3tliihc; @yt6cn 9;
niS 90. 9Serib 25c. Z q
TreitGn ilr tWG
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z dlmnrsc llntcrrpfc.

Grtra meit 5uqeihutttcnc mn gut &C
ntad)tc llnicrrude aus hodglnlljcltoer gu
time uhcr ,0ermac" GGi1eta. gllle Dubcll
l2s56u. SIpuice; ieDr peti; cine Mio6r iIllt
3 giinbclu bon oG6trring" uno 2 pom
nGorninG;" 81 luerib. TE~
Ircitun tlir ~
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Siiicu
!Spicu.

@un5 mpucne ulo iuiIcU Moriieo Nrif
fcrbcdrr Noleu ilr Nlldbcll bon Z bis II
Iubrcll, mo 9anS ipoIicnc AlllcboicI MI
6oppcltcm SiG llno Nnlecn Iilr Stabell BOZ
/ bis II &dOrcn; 81 lucrtb. EM~
Ircitaa fir VVv
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Sna6 benz tccfcrS.

Euppclbriiiti0c Nrubcn 9%iecierS it y
hllllclbrdim nno mNrinchlnn mo nit ros
iber Sluncu Qefiiitcrt. 9mbIem al ben
Nlcrltc.H uno > Gcibcn pcrGolocter Sn6pte
oil her 6rnni; Sr0Ben 3 bis u Sabre.
gScrib $500. CT Or
Srcita1 iir ....,,........ , aEDS
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%ruHclS HnoS.
Srcppcn-S cpptdJc.

.@unS nuucuc Eupcitric Nruiicl2
Tcppibe; crirn iciltc Sortc IN gu
ben; Wcr:b Soc.
Trcitug fir Observation-Disclosures.
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UFNFFWW wv : : : - :
GinSclnc &uabcns Nu5ii9c.

duo lrIlle Wn3llNe lIllo ItDtf5ItOtI TITI
MdlEcr uiio NitnQlilge; Wiliiicr bon cinen
Der nrobtcu G0ncibcr Mclps NOrfS nm muir
ben nit Ger gr0bicn Sorgidlt bergeiiclt.
9&ir hnbel lltr bon cilcm bis bier gln5iige
bon cincm Wtuftcr, nber nlc @r6bell IN Der
Turtie tit 1iinpliuNc bon tG his 90 TAB
rcl mo iilr Milincr .GruB, flcii uno
niaQer $500 80 bic 10 WruitmnGb. Iliii9c
ans GInlen ScrNcS. brnileil gSor'itos,
ihluur3cn mo hlnncl IDlhctS nm SuHuD
gGor'irb5. ltcbcr}ic6cr aus ihuur6eft,
bIanclt, 0raIIrll, l06tnrbtpelt colbert mo
iunc1 9irbitdts Gftcilclt. Aiuitcr Der $40
nta $3.50 Nniiilc. CT EN
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