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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Mrs. Delaney Defiant.

After being refused space at the
State Fair Mrs. Anna Delaney writes
the management that she will show
sheath gowns with 10 good looking
girls anyway. Here is the way she
puts it after expressing surprise that
she was not allowed space: "Since your
committee has taken this view of thu
situation, beg to inform you that I
shall purchase admission tickets and
have my young lady models display
the newest creation in womens wear
while sightseeing at your fair"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Secret Marriage Announced.

Admission, September A.-(Special. 1.-THE
marriage of an Admission couple which
occurred nearly one month ago was
made known today for the first time
The contracting parties were Miss Leila
Brightman and Mr.. J. It. Lee. The cere-
mony was performed in Atlanta on Au-
gust 2S. So well did they guard the Sc
cret that until yesterday only four per
sons knew of it, the contracting parties
the minister who performed the cere-
mony and Mr.. Louis DeArman, brother.
in-law of the bride. Mr.. DeArman &C.
companied them to Atlanta and wit.
ressed the marriage. This morning MIR
and Mrs. Lee left for Mobile, their fu-
ture home, Mr.. Lee having a lucrative
position in the shops of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad there.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Nearo Commits Suicide.

Montgomery, September PA special to
the Advertiser from Selma, Ala, says:
Edward jefferson, a negro, committed
suicide by deliberately lying across the
rails in front of a fast-moving train at
Minter station, in Dallas county. The
engineer saw the negro prepare to die,
but not in time to stop the train. 1t is
believed Jefferson was demented.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
WiIey's Expense Account.

o. C. Wiley, who was nominated for
the short term of Congress at the re-
cent primary in the Second district, has
filed statement of his expenses with
the secretary of state. The total cost
to him was sS95.30, divided as follows. :.
Assessment, $500; clerk hire, s215.35;
printing and stationary. $52.2S; postage,
$19S.42; Advertising, $3.50; express,
$40; drayage, rs cents; railroad fare,
$3.50, and hotel, So.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Frisco ReoistratIon Short.

San Francisco, September A.-Regis-
tration for the November election closed
at midnight with total Of 74,612 names
on the roll. This registration falls short
of the number qualified to vote in Mo-
vember, 1904, by nearly 1000 names. Near
ly $500 voters registered yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
elaascook Accepts Honor.

Morgantown, w. Va, September "a
William e. Glasscock will be formally
notified tomorrow morning of his nominal
ton for governor by the republican state
convention, to take the place of c. w.
Swisher on the ticket. He will accept
the nomination and will open his cam
pagn at Grafton Saturday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
WOODWARD WILL BE
ATLANTA'S MAYOR

Atlanta. September 4-James G. Wood
ward was for the third time nominated
for mayor of Atlanta by the city DEM
ocratio primary held today. His OPP
ponents were Joseph Hirsoh and Thomas
H. Goodwin. A full set of aldermen and
councilmen were also selected The NOM
nations are equivalent to elections
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25

people have a right to pass Judgment
upon a proposition before II becomes
matter of legislation, and if the people
have never declared in favor of govern
ment ownership a democratic administra-
ton would not consider itself at liberty
to make that subject an issue.
Opposing Trusts.
IT have been opposing the trusts ever
since 1 have been in public life, and [
am sorry that while he has accepted the
democratic position several questions,
he still refuses to accept our party s
position on this subject.
Mr. Taft does not stand for a single
reform that has not been advocated by
democrats or, to make 1t more personal,
he has not advocated a reform that l
have not advocated earlier; and 1t is
hardly fair for him to say that he can
enforce my reforms better than l can
myself.
IF he is going to make his fight on
the ground that he is a reformer he Will
have to confess that he is an imitator
but as he will make his fight as the repre-
sentative of those interests which are
responsible for the evils, which, accord
ing to Mr.. Taft, have crept into the gov
eminent, 1 will not accuse him of Dor
rowing his policies from us and 1 will
promise not to follow in his footsteps"
Mr. Bryan also discussed at length the
several issues of the campaign more
particularly the labor planks of the Den
yer platform, and reiterated his views on
those subjects.
Instead of leaving here tonight for Terre
Haute, Ind, as had been planned, Mr..
Bryan will remain here until tomorrow
morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
New Corporations.

The C. & o. Cedar works, a German
corporation, has given notice of inten-
ton to do business in the United States,
with plant at Stevenson, Ala. The COM
pany has several other plants about
the country. General headquarters are
in Nashville.
The Alabama Mortgage and Trust
company of Union Springs, and the F.
H. T. Shoe company of Greenville, cap
ital $4,000 and $4,000 respectively, have
also been reported.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Mrs. Lowell Is Dead.

Huntsville, September A.-(Special)-
Relatives in Huntsville have been notified
of the death of Mrs. Henry Lowell.
mother of Mrs. Charles Chase of this city,
at her home in Auburn, Me.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Homer Price Dies.

Florence. September 24-(special.)-
Homer Price, aged s years, the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Price, died yesterday
and was buried this morning at ~
o'clock in the city cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
SQUARE DEAL Is ALL
THAT BRYAN WANTS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE L.

"~~>>>>~>~~~~~~~~~-~~r~~~
joice to welcome Mr.. Taft to it's adj
vocacy. although he only expresses per-
sonal inclination toward 1t.
Filipino Freedom.
IT have advocated the ultimate indie
pendence of the Filipinos, and l have
been rejoiced to find that in this cam
paign he admits there is no other settle
ment of the question. He says that I
favored the free coinage of silver. 1t is
true. He might also have told you that
Mr.. Mckinley voted for free coinage of
silver in 1878, that the republican. national
convention in 1895 pledged itself to inter-
national bimetallism, and that Mr.. Nc
Kinley's first important act after taking
the oath of office was to send a commits
sion to Europe to ask other nations to
join us in restoring bimetallism. We in
sisted that the country needed more
money, and we point to the fact that in
creased prosperity has come with a larger
currency. The unexpected discoveries Of
gold have saved the people, and the
money question is no longer an issue, be-
cause of this increase in the nations
money. His attempt to resurrect that is
sue is a confession that he is unable to
meet the issues of the present time.
Claim Not Justified.
HE accuses me of favoring government
ownership, but he forgets that both he
and President Roosevelt have threatened
the railroads with government ownership
IL they do not consent to effective regula-
ton, and this Is substantially the position
that I have taken except that have less
faith than he has that the railroads will
consent to effective regulation 1 am as
anxious as he is to have regulation, more
anxious, think, because l have been
urging regulation for some 20 years, while
it is a new subject to him.
His attempt to drag in the question Of
ownership is another confession that he
Is not prepared to meet the issues, for
ownership is not only not question now,
but will not be an issue for the next four
years, for the democratic party, unlike
the republican party, believes that the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25

Get fat and healthy. Drink
Dundee Evaporated Milk.
Dilute to suit. Germless. In
sanitary cans at grocers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
-G37iii+.7ii3:{i:lI-

Saturday Matinee Sept. 26
The Conan and Harris Comedians
In Frederic Thompsons Massive Pro-
duction
The Supreme New York, London ana
Chicago Comedy Success
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
A Decentralization by Winchell Smith and
Byron Onglcy OF Geo. Bar McCutch-
cons Famous Novel
ROBERT ODER As "Monty"
And the Same Notable Cast As Seen
Here Last Season, Including
The Worlds Famous Yacht Scene
PRICES. Matinee-25c to S1.OO
Night-25c to $3.50
SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25

joice to welcome Mr.. Taft to its ad
vocacy, although he only expresses per
sonal inclination toward it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

Sic it dOtiide6 tnon3Ipge..
Gie ltGbtiI6cn Gtnnobmcn fir
Stcncrn, @alicrtorc, &iccn5en II. /. ~.
IitO Gngcii6t8 ocs iIoucn @cIOmorf.
teS dnBcrit befricoigcno, umo lit bic
Staot i'm Stonoc, alien ibren Ser.
pfllftungen nod5ltfommen, obne SIT
Dem Gerfauf bon it0otiiden Obligo.
tlollen 3ufludt nebmen 81 miiiien,
Die ieBt nur nit grobem Nohtbeil
perfonft mer0en fonmten. Sbmobl Der
Stnotiodel nGmIid) mcbr, ol5 $1,000.
600 por9eidoiien bat, oie Ourd itGotis
'dc Nniei6en geocdt pcrOen miiiicn
1T Die itd0tiidc 6inon5logc cine 10
0iinitige, DOB ser Sertnuf bon Obi,
g%otioncn crit i'm SpGtbcrbit oorgc.
non1ntcn 81 mer6cn broildJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Suuucnauis nno ltntergau9.
SnS @cttCr.

PIN Mittpo6 Idmonttc 0nS Cher
momIctcr 5luiidcn 10 mo 81 @ruO
ulto pdbrcnO Scr Radt mo QCItcrn
itiCg Oo3 Gltcdiilbcr nod unO nud).
bis nm 4 llbr Nodmittng3 36 @ro0
pcr5cibnct lpurocn. Gnun mllrOc e2
piC0cr f0ltcr, llnO llnt 8 llbr Nbcno0
luar Dos thermometer ollf 81 @rdo
gCiunfcn uno iont meitcr in l(cbcr.
cinitimnmng nit Der EropbC5cilng
0cS oifi5icacu @ettcrpropbCtcn, ser
fir bcltte fdltcrcs @cttcr %poroltsiogt.
Baltimore crireltc ii6 Gcltcrn nit
nllr mcni9cn NuSno6mcn 0cr lpGrm'
item ScmpcrotlW I'M 2on0e.
Sir Worplon0 llno ben Giitrift
Columbia beutc mo morgcn tGlter
unb flor, irildc norOmeitlide nod
gtorocn um~iprinQenOc g8inor.
Ser nicorigitc Sbcrmomctcriton6
mar gcitcrn 6 llbr WorgcnS nit %
@roo luO Scr boditc Inn 3 llbr Nods
mittnga nit 46 @roo.
Sn 0cn onOcrcn 0u10cas@ cttcra
@eobo6tlngSsS totionGn mltr0el Die
foIgcn0cn nieorigitcn Gcmpcroturcn
Dcr5cidnct: Goitport 4, Yortlono 8,
Bolton Is, Albano >, Nem.0 orf -,
philadelphia "a. gltloutic. Gitu 80,
Noibington %, gforiolf IS, @ottero5
AS, Charlotte 81, @ilmington 80,
GborIciton 56, %SodionpiQr 56, Supis
ter GO, SCUs@cIt 66. Ntlunto 36,
montgomery 40, Nem.O Orleans IS,
EoIcitinc II, 8olpeiton Is, Corpus
Gbriiti %, Wempbi8 SO, Cincinnati
Is. @ittSburg q, OSlucgo s, Buffalo
Is, GIcpclon6 Is, Detroit Is, Nlpcno
10, WorQuette ~, Green Ban IT,
Chicago Is, Gulutb If, ct. |oltl 10.
ct. SOuiS 2L, auuin3-Gitp 20, Omobu
II, Suron 10, @i$mord 0, igSQiItou
0. @uure O, SClcno 30, Solt &ofc 30,
0enpcr 26, Nortb Elnttc 20, 9oGgc.
Gitn -, Nmuriao % un0 Cos In0c.
les 90 8ro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

Sugenoli6e Ginbre6er?
- alS Serr Sorrp Goiep BON 9tr.
t444, Strider.S trobe, mo 5Wel Iets
ncr 9efonnten in Der geItrigcn No6t
oas Saits Nr. 1900, SrenlontsNoe
in mcl6cm Serr CHARLES ", SobnIon
ein 6rtteraeih1ft betrcibt, poiIirten,
iabcn iie bier 9lriden int Soic oeS
@ebGubes iteben. Sie. beohohteten
oieielben 1nrO bernerften, baB bieiel'
ben einen SeniterIaoen erbraden uno
ourt eiu Seniter iticgen. IS geIang
Serru GaiGp, einen Der Gitbrcf)er
ie%itSunebnet. Sn Der noroiueitlid)en
Yoliseiitation CAB CT ieihen Nanlen
oils NIpbonius Sefner bon Nr. 1912,
Sremont.g penue, an. Sm Saife bes
eeItrigen Cages luitroen Damn Did
Solgenoen perbaftet: W. Welh, Is
Sabre oft, BON Tarf Seigbts. aueniie.
Gobert Siiber. 10 Sabre alt, bon Nr.
t4O5, @aro.S trobe, nno CHARLES
Mtpers, 90 Sabre alt, pom Nr. 14t0
Eenniplponia .apenite. Gie bier ocs
ginbrnds uno Tiebitabls bon $i.5C
MnseiduIoiaten nuroen ourd Hidl'
ter Goldman Dem @eridtsperiabren
iiberpieiei1. Sefner, pelfer crit II
Sabre alt iii, ipiiroe gegen giirgihofl
e%ntlalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Sur 9endDtnug,

Ter .1euiFme GprreTponbrnt" Hirtrtt Al itbcr
Srit Srrihte auf abrr @erlpOunsen, eOd5stteu,
@tburtstase, auGorue NIB iG6rrne Sodbstten,
BeIenidafts s9bsuoe etc., NIT ben 9lGmen Der
aupeienbrn, bic abcr eeutltfl acidricben iein
iuntu. Nnf 9erTunal.TotiJru iurroeu germ
aufaenpmmcu. 9ie Gtuifubtr fuIdIer eeridlte
miIru nbrr ibreu Wamen ~unterifrribsn nnb
Dor Nnem nitt Oerasfeu, no bic 5eitItdtrit
hattfnno - ettRhe nnb SapsHunmrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Scb6crs cinsiacs Ntclicr.

3ir babcu MIR Gin Ntrlicr in galti.
more, nno bas befinoct iid in Der
Gtagc at cbcncr GrSe, Nr. 321, Norb.
CAP, nabe Sigb-Str. &inber'Ebo.
tpsrapbicn cine Spc3ialitGt. - Seine
Yacntcm nno feline Srcppen 5a iteiscn.
Z. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 8eidjaftsiibrcr.
(3153
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

npCftiou Scr ~. 9. & 81.
gabn." @ei6Git6iiibrcr Sbnno
ban Der n@oibingtoL Baltimore x
annapolis @nbn" bcnbiiftigt bcltc
nit elmer Gn5nbl Gleftri5it1tS, Sod
pcrIt0noigcr uno cingclnocner @Gitc
enc Snlpettionafnbrt Der Strcde Nm
nopollS Walbington 81 untNncb.
men. Die Scrren pcrloiIcn Den 9obn.
hot Der Sobn gegen 10 llbr mo fab.
rem NIT elmer Sofomotiuc bis nod
Ncoocnp Slnction, 100 0ic clcttrl.
lhen Moggons iiir Die 6o6rt nab
annapolis bciticgen merocn. Nad,.
DEM man Die 6ociIit1ten Der 9inie
bort lnipi5irt, gebt Die Heiie iucitcr
mad Wa'bIngton mo BON oo 5uriid
ltod baltimore. Die Strcde Nnnopo.
lla.SSolhtn9ton iou ioiort mo Die
pol1 Wolhtn0ton nod) Baltimore IN
ettpo eincnt Wtonot Dem @ctrieb iiber.
geben lperoel. Ger 6obrprciS olti
Dem crIt9enomtcn 3mcia ser @obn
loll $1.20 fiir Die Hunorciie mo IS
GentS Iilr %einmoIigc 6obrt iciu; sic
Baltimore bio.9o "pcrlanot lest
tir oicicIbe Eeiic 50, rcip. $i.25.
Allgem. GcutidcS 8Qi.
1cnbaus. - Beitcrn g[benO iono
Die monotlihe 9ireftorcnpcrionur.
lung ocS pIugcm. Tellti6cn @oiien.
boules" im anItoItSgcbGuoc inter
Dem &oriis bes E~r1ii0cnten GrnIt
S6meiBer mo Der Hrotofouiiibrlno
oes SefretorS &. &. S6neiocrcith
itott. Nad grleNi9ung Der Goutincs
Selboftc lpuroe Der 9ei6lllB acfobt,
ooS o~iesiabrige 9iingitieit.9icnic oc0
@olienbouicS ant Wonton ocn 8.
Stunt i'm iuer.Sieip.Torf obyuboI.
ten. Wit Den Iorbcrcitungcn iul,r.
Den Die Serren Wartin MeperOird,
grnin Sdger mo SERB. aaiier be.
a%liitrogt.
Hihter Gen. 9. 2inOian
bonn Suaenbaeridt in Ienper, Gol.,
miro beute abenb inl o6rieno5" Ser
iammlungSbauie an Forf Npenuc
nno 2aurens-S trobe einen @ortrog
init benz Sbema nGbe Misiortune Of
MideD" Balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

Sic .SobnS SopfinS- 1 II Il
beriitGt" feiert om %. Sebrnor
oen 80. SobreStog ibrer @riinouug.
6. 81. @ililep, Hidter beS 9unbeS'
9erid,tS fir China, lit ols Heoner fir
oic 8elcgcnbeit gemonnen Woroen.
Gr miro iiber yMmcrifa's @elcgenbeit
in China" ipre6en. Gin OeleemGloc
ocs perItorbenen Or. $. Nepea Wfor'
rim, oes eriten SroieIiors Der 9lolo.
Qie Der llniperlitGt, miro pabreno Der
Seier entbilQt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Sicr 1amilicn III @cfabr.

Nlcr SnUllIlCH w VtIHpl'
Gurd, cine ihoObnftc &obre orinat
@os III 3pci 6Guier III Sii0'9oI.
timore. - Sieb5ebu @ripadicne
un6 9inOcr crfrouft. - 6ebIers
bate G0bre cntocdt nnO repas
rirt.
Gier 6onilicn, meld)c in Sen Soit'
fern 9tr. 1926 mo 1928, SiiOs
GbarlcsItrnBc, mobne1, lino nit
fnapper 9totb Dem Sooe cntronnen.
Sett Iebtem Wontas mar 8asgcrtd)
in ben &6uiern peripiirt morOcrL mo
Sr. Oscar @rigbt bate Ger @nS'
Gompu9nie In5eiae genlaft. 2llS Sr.
@enrp EeuId) in Der Habt pom Vtitt.
nod auf Ionnerltag gemeiniam NIT
0rn. 6rcocrid Hoihe BON einem &c.
ilth nnd Souic fam, mar ser @aS9e.
rlt6 0crart Iturf, oaB cr nobmoIS
cine cingebenoe llnteriuhung oeS
SoricS uornobm, oie ieood micoer-
nm rciultotIos p%crlief. Auh or be-
CAB iid Oober ihliebIi6 ms 9ett.
@cgcn I llbr erfronftc Der iiebcn.
jGbrigc 6re0erid Huife uno bol6
audi i6mmtlide 9epobner oes Saus
les. Die grfrnuften batten al itor'
fen &opf- uno Wogenidmer5eu 5t
leioen. Sat Ocriclbe Gorgnlg bate
iid in Dem 9ouie Hr. 1928 abgc-
ipielt. 9ie 6omilicn @rigbt mo
S6Gffcr begoben lid gc0cn If llbr.
ms 9ett unb erfronften gcgen jlpct
llbr. Sr. Sscor @rigbt oiinete am
friiben Morgen ole iGmmtIihen Sen.
tier I'M Salie mo fam chen ollS Dem
aeller, OILS er bemltBtloS 5uiammet-
brad. "a iid) ser 3uItano Ser gr.
frnnften nidt beiierte, mur0en II.
Grfenbro6 bon Nr. 1412, 2igbt.
StraBe, un0 Tr. u. Campbell bon
9tr. 1914, Sonoperitrobe, ber6ei ge-
ruien, melhe Die sum S9eil i6luer
&ranfen in 9ebonollnng nnbnten.
Na6oem sic iiiolide Yoli5eiItotion
benadri6tigt ipor, eridien am Wor'
gen enoli6 cine In3abl Irbeiter Der
8oS.G ompagnie, meld]e Die StraBe
uuigrlben.
Hun itellte es it6 berouS, oaB nod
Dem @ouie Nr. 1926, Siio.GbarleS'
StraBe. Dor Subren cine Robre fir
cincn 8osoien gelegt moroen mar.
"a oieier ieOo6 nidt mebr bennbt
miro un0 sic jebigen 9epobner bon
0em 8orbonoeniein Der Robre niftS
muBten, fonnte sic llrinhe, tuie oas
@as in Die SGuler georrngen mar,
BON oen 9emobnern nift entoedt
mer0en. Gie GDbre lit ieit Ginger
Belt ida0boft getpelen, uno oas 8aS
bot lid pom Seller aus Ourh Die
SGuier oerbreitet. Shmer erfronft
iino oie 5olgenoen: 6rau Carrie
Gelid uno oeren Sodter Carrie uno
emma, 5rou Winnie Gaide unb De-
rem S6bne 9ernboro unb 8iup, I'M
alter BON bier unb 5pei Sabren. Die
6amilien @rigbt uno Sddfier bat,
ten lid geitern glbeno bereits 5iemlit
luieoer erbolt mo Sr. SenrD Eeulh
lit nltd mieoer poblouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
..Sarmpnic . Gnfc,n

Ir!. 414, @cit.Sapctte- Strahe, Sarl
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. 8iirsbnrscr Sui-
bran friidJ am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. ScSen Samitag Nbcnb
Jrci.Guusert. (aprilt,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
SdJncc in llnmaiic.

Stltlloen. - SIT gum @cnlcini6os
Den gelporoen. - thermometer
lticg ouf As 0ru0. - Selttc miro
c9 mie0er fGltcr, - ltniGQc.
Der ldone, ser prd6tigc S6ncc,
BON Oem Der 0iftcr iilgt, BON oemt
Ictt Wtittiuo6 gegen . bis 6 3ou fie.
len, bat lid fir Die StaOt olS Elm Sc
melnIdaoen bepielen. &ounl bate
cr bic StroBen nit elmer i6onen mel.
Ben Gede periebcn, ais Die Sd)nec.
ftliige Der S%truBcnbobn i'm 81 bel.
Ocn Soften Der StroBen in boben
Sd)i6tcn nltfpurfcn un0 Den arrlcn
Gr0enptlgern oa3 &cbcn loltcr mod)-
ten. Die oSibe" OcS geItrigcn SogcS,
Die I'M Shottcn 46 @ruo bctrltg.
bate spar feline Somncniti6c I'M &C.
folac, perluonocltc ubcr Die bon
S6nccbollfcn cinNc0dmmten Stro,
Ben, iuent altd) nidt 81 rciBcn0cn
Stron1en, nber bod immcrbin 3u 91s
den, in oenen Wan6er Elm unfrei-
miQigcS Subbo6 nobm. Wan6e 0cr
StroBcniibergdnge moren taum pal.
ilrbor, troboem uiclc ocriclben gum
Sdltt ibrcr @eleiie BON Sis un0
Shnce gercinigt mllr0cn.
0ic fnaenoe Iempcrotllr bat trob
ibrcr Nodtbeile buS cine @iitc, bob
tic Gin 5u idncllc5 S6mel5en oc9
S6nce'S p%crbinoert uno cine llebcr.
idmcmmun9 ocrbiitct bat.
Ger Tcrfcbr Der StroBenbobn licb
geItcrn nid)t5 5lt 'fpiinihen iibrig, u1o
audi Ole 2ofol5iige Der Giienbabnen
tnmen mieOcr Sem 6abrpla1e 9emGB
an, ncnn olt6 Ole GrprcB5iige iib ct.
mas %perip1tcten.
@ie mn Gage 5ltbor, lpuroe cine
In5obtt leidtcrer llnf1ac Der Yoli5ci
bcridtet! % ptI. ~"
8Gitten 1ouf SEM Sdnec
"'Lit .'I' aus.
altr5 Dor II llbr 8ormittogS fam
Scr 80 Sabre olte Ylltmbcr StonlcD
Soopct, Don Nr. t70S, Sorlcm-9lpe.,
pot oent Sultic Rr. 906, Noro.Gocn-
Str, SIT Sal tito bro6 bic &nie-
ihcibc. Gr murbc in Der Imbulanj
OeS nurooitliten GiltriftS noh Dem
ct. SoiepbSeSoipitol 9cbrodt uno
bort bon Or. &. 8. Eeiiogno in &c
bot1blung gcnommen.
Scr al Sabre oltc Scnrp SonicrI.
bon Nr. 612, @otcrltroBc, glitt an
@oltern.Npcnic, 5iuilden 8loucrItr.
i,no 2afelpooo.Npe., ouf DEM Shnce
aus unb crlitt cine Seritnrdu1g ocS
red)tcn 0eincS unterbalb ocS &niccS.
@r lpuroe in Der ambulon5 OcS sit.
lihen 9iItriftS nod leiner 8obnltng
gebroht.
YrofeIior W. @biporb SeimcnbnbL,
Scr. 21t9, WorpIonosglbc., bonn Eco.
boop-sSnltitut ~itiir6te oui Dem sis
Dor Dem @cbGube Der Central pur.
9onf, Gdc bon Charles uno Scring-
tonitroBe, uno brad Iid boS rcdtc
@ein. @r pllroe inn Eotrolpogen II
feline @obnnn8 gebrobt.
8eItern Noht frr5 Dor II llbr fiel
Scrr Sermon Yorit, Nr, 81, Dit.
Gonooaitr., an 5opetteltroBc Dor Dem
HotbbollS uno mitbte nod 0crt
S%tootbplpitol gebroht iucrocn. Gr
botte cine ld)mcrc 8erlesnng am SIN
terfopf erlitten.
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S. 9iener & 60.

9eutides iinS anberes ausIanoi.
ides @eIb ecfauit unb p%erfouit.
@eloienounsen beiorst nad 3eutId.
lano, SeItreid, &ubIano II. /. nj
@efiieI altsgeiteIlt nti ai,sIGnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe uno TrapeIers
Cheques.
altimore. Str.
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ShtffsfQrtett

bon uro nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER 3eiu.Yorf, aaiiite ODER 3piihen.
bed. @ediel, auslGnoiihes @elo,
Greoitbrieie uno 9elbienoungen.
Sbcp. $. Gicmer e &c.,
Nr. 217, Dit-yaltimnre.S trafe.
a.
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Wcnbelcr's Sptel, 400 Galpert-,
Gdc NsnIbrrrp.St ctr. Glesante sdlai-
simmer, mGfige Treiie. Mablseitcm
at icbrr Sasesseit. MegnIdre Diners.
Jcinitc 0etrdnfc mno Gisarrcn.
Gigentbdmcr @alter u. @cnbcler.
60
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Mbant DIT,

Moart DIT,
Wr. 511, @eit 2~esingtun .strahe,
empfieblt iein Eager in Nbein. anS
Moielueineu fir bic Teiertaae.
(glpriI17, goWapHo .fS)
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EaiIc sur Heiie in's Iuslanb be-
iurst Is. &aine, Nr. 413, Cit.galti-
murcitrakc, magc gaitum Sumic Npe.
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Gin alter &unoe geaB t.
Eoli5iIt @onfnliaer pcrbaftcte am
0onnerltog Ibenb Den 26 Sabre al
ten Wihoel 5riesner, bon 9tr. 412,
Siio. Gbeiter.S traBe, oo er oenielben
i'm @erba6t bate, einen Sod une
cine Weite, Die er bel iih trhg, geItob,
len su bobcn. Seine Sermutburtg
fonb lire 9eitdtigung, ais geIterlt
Serr Sobn ". Woconnel, bon Nr.
1907, Sit.goltimoreitr., Der Foli5ei
hes oitliben Siitrifts oen Serluit
zines Hodes nnb elmer @eite, ionic
elmer 0oritednooel i'm @ertbe bon
$24 meIhete linb Damn ben Hod nno
Die @eite, meIfe Sriesner bon einenl
llnbefonnten befommen boben fpoli-
te, oils iein gigentbum r~ecog1oS5irte.
Der Werbuftete, beliet photographic
Die Observation-Disclosures id)miidt, piro
belite Dem Noli5eirihter Dds porge'
iiNrt.
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SerteteS q ltaretn y 1tsS q l.
timore.
9ic Tl1ne fir ole N~nlegung zines
neuen itGbtiiden Squares an Ser
&rrrjung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
SopctteitroBc, 5lpiiden 2ofemooo.ape.
uno EuturentitroBe lino ferti9 ee.
felt lno pirp Der Infoiif bes0runo-
eigentbumS, fir Den $4,000 bemiqigt
iporben iinb, IN aiir5c erfolgen f0n.
nen.
Ger % opor oil tnooiiiren
Gie Nudrid)t, onB @oupericilr Gro
Tiers crit nit benz Wapor &iidlprad)c
nebmet miro, che or Die ouf VMti-
more be5iiglihcn Ienlter beleet, bat
einen iuobren Sturm pongriefen bon
applitanten fir aeltter an ben Wa.
por neronIaBt, in lpelden I'M feline
Snooilirnng nad)geinft miro. Manor
Wubool miro nber bel ieinem Gnt-
lhluB perbleiben, feinen Applifanten
fir irgeno Elm Stoatsumt 81 inooiii-
reil.