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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

I'm going to get well, mamma" she
said, so l can go to America and see
the kind lady, who played for me-"
When the small traveller arrived in
Chicago with her parents a. few days
ago and went to the Thurston home,
she danced with JOY as she caught
sight of Miss Thurston. In moment
the two were wrapped in each others
arms, and tears came to the eyes of
the mother and the American girl as
they watched the joy of the child.
Mr.. Fernwood, who is London
merchant Of prominence, and his wife
will return to England in a few days,
leaving Natalie to visit with the
Thurstons until the Christmas holt
days, when the child will journey
alone from New York to England.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15
MIDDLE WEST LUCKY
Has Furnished Seventy-one
Cabinet Officers for
Presidents.
EMPIRE STATES RECORD.

Chicago, Nov. 14.-The dearth of
Illinois names mentioned for possible
positions in the cabinet has led politi-
H. Taft will probably be the first pres
ident since Lincoln with two excep-
tions, who has not had an Illinois
man in his official family. The excep-
lions are Hayes and Harrison, under
both of whom, however, the middle
western states were well represented.
The middle west has furnished a to.
tai of II cabinet officers, beginning
with Lewis Cass, secretary of war
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15
s24 Main ST. R0SenbIOOm, Buntin < Co.

The man of today cannot afford to slight the mat
ter OF good clothes. If he does, he's loser Good
clothes are profitable as they give "a man en-
tree into the good opinion of every one he meets.
The seasons correct models in suits slightly
form fitting but full of and grace The coats
medium length-the collars and lapels of lib
eral proportions. Trousers graceful and com
Portable. The fabrics chevots. homespuns
Worsteds and Cassimeres in Olive, Brown
Tans and Greys All styles. Suits, SO, $3.50
$500, $3.50 to $500.
There is copyright these prices. Amy
store quote them. It's clothes that tell the
story and we're yours to command
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15
GENERAL OBSERVANCE
OF LINCOLN DAY
Committee Prepares for Trib.
ute to Martyred President.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE plan and
scope committee of the Lincoln COM
mittee has submitted a report On the
proposed celebration of the one hum
dreth anniversary of the birth of Lin
coin, February II, 1909.
1t is suggested that Lincoln's Get
tysburg address be read on that day in
the public schools; that public meet.
ing be held that a short history OF
Lincoln's life, including his Gettys-
burg address, emancipation proclama-
ton, and other suitable extracts from
his speeches and correspondence be
printed for distribution in the schools
and elsewhere.
The committee further recommends
that the managers of theatres be re.
quested to have the Gettysburg ad-
dress read during the performance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

T. B. Curran, formerly a member
of Parliament, said that South Sea
islander. whom a traveller had brought
home with him as a servant, in a To-
cal tavern was praising up the British
constitution when one of his hearers
said to him: What do you know
about it? You're not an Englishman.
You haven't a drop of English blood
in your veins" Don't you be so
sure about that replied the black,
my grandfather helped to eat Cap
tain Cook"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

For fifteen years 1 have watched
the working of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; and it has never failed to cure
any sore, boil. ulcer or burn to which
it was applied. 1t has saved us many
a doctor BILL" says A. F. Hardy, of
East Wilton, Maine CSC. at A. G. Luz
ken & Co. drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

ficant in the history of the senate.
That body has never acquired in it's
history two men as members who be-
fore becoming. senators had been of
such commanding influence in the ma
ton. Andrew Johnson went to the
senate after leaving the white house.
it is true, but at no time had he ever
had a 1.-THE of the influence of
Roosevelt or a Bryan, and his power
was wholly shattered before he enter
ed the senate. In that body he never
was of even average consequence.
Should Root succeed Plat and
Roosevelt, Depew. it probably would
solve the now mooted question as to
who shall take the places of the pres
ent veteran leaders on the republican
side. With the cooperation of Knox,
already a senator from Pennsylvania
and on the closest possible terms with,
both Roosevelt and Root. there would
be triumvirate hard to down.
Just what influence Mr.. Bryan
would have on the democratic side of
the chamber would depend no doubt
on the future tendency of that party,
but there is no manner of doubt that
as a senator he would prove a mighty
interesting figure to the public and
that he would have an immense fol-
lowing among the rank and file of his
party.
Senate to be Progressive.
Roosevelt's election to the senate
would be a striking demonstration of
the fact that the senate is destined to
change from a conservative or ere
dictionary body to progressive one.
The selection of Governor Cummins
of Iowa to succeed the late Senator
Allison places a pronounced radical
in the seat of a pronounced conserva
tive, and the tendency of all the in
coming senators, so far as their iden
tity is known, is toward radicalism.
Joseph l.. Bristow. who will be the
new senator from Kansas, probably
will be more radical than any other
man on the republican side except
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin.
1t may be pointed out that if Elihu
Root is elected senator from New
York it will not be a triumph for rad
icalism, but it will have to be admit
ted that Root, having been one of the
mainstays of the Roosevelt admins
tration, is more progressive than is
tom" Plat, who has been openly
and unblushingly reactionary. 1t
would be too much to expect that the
Republicans of New York would at
this time send a pronounced radical
to the Senate, but Root in the place
of Plat certainly would be in the line
of progressiveness; and if in two
years Roosevelt should be elected,
| New York would have gone as far to-
ward radicalism as any important
state. and as far as even the most san
guine could reasonably expect her to
go in view of the fact that revolutions
of this character always are of slow
growth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

furnished presidents, although Roose-
welt was assistant secretary of the
navy and several cabinet officers have
been presidential candidates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

Should Bryan be elected to succeed
Burkett and Roosevelt to succeed De-
pew, they would take their oaths as
senators on the same day. and the
event would be one OF the most signi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

Miss Woodby-So Mr. Smart said he
considered me very witty. Ell? Miss
knox-Not exactly; he said he had to
laugh every time he met you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15

Because young women were found
to be more prompt and careful in the
operation of elevators, one of the larg-
est hotels in New York City has hired
several of them to run lifts" in that
hostelry. One of the girls in her ele-
vator costume is shown in this picture.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

Grbultcn hic SGomnn*
StipCn0icu. - Sic $50. Mcr-
rift G.@iU pom @rono Mdpio1. Wfih,
mo Sorru ". Nn0Cripn pon Sois
croft. 0cIomorc Gol1tp. go. limo e..
ncr QCitcrn CrNnnNCnCn Nntiinoi-
NlmN 5uiol0c Oic criolgrcihcn Gonbi-
n0tcn iiir sic Grnnf Ghomion-Sti
pcnOicn in Oicicm Sabre. Gicic Stiz
pcn0iCn bct"nQcn $500 iGbrlid1 fiir
Den 3cItrolm bon pier Snbrcu unb
mCr0Cn nlti Wrun0 elmer SpcSial,
Friilltng on S6bnc pon NngcitcQtcn
Der NcnnlpInonio Giicnhnbn p~crlics
bCil, INN 0cniclbcn cine llniDcriitGtas
Nlt0btl0rtN 81 C1nGglidNn. I SEER
@tu iii Gin Sobu Oca Ncrrn Ncru.
tom 4. Sill, cinca NconltCn I'M Sc
ncrol. 6roht. Gcpurtcmlcllt Der @ronb
9fopioa mo Observation-Disclosures; CT
1T II Sabre alt. Nr. Nn0crinn lit
ocr Sobn 0co &rn. !. $. Mn6crion,
zines NnNcitcQtcn I'M Giircmt oca
5mciicn %icCprGii0cntcn Der Eenll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gbo2. &. Eu0b;
cr 5ohlt Is Sabre. 8" Sronf COON.
lunsS tlpcn0icn lullrNcn bon Inn,
Trant @rnbum mo Glurt S6un1lon,
2in0crn bon Sronf Sbompior, Dem
pcrltor6cncn ErGiiOCntcn ser Hcnn,
lplponio.Gilctbobn gcitiitct.
Toli5ciridtcr PRED II
& obc&urtbcil". - Nisbcr bot.
ten bic Eoli5ciriftcr @oltimore'S
nidt onS Hcdt. Gooc3llrtbeilc ans.
5lllprcdcn; icit0cm nbcr sic ncllc
NunocpcrorNnm1 IN Strait lit, oiir.
ZEN lie biiiiNc Setter 5lum Sooc pcrltr.
tbcilcn. Eoli5cirittcr @bitc inn
n0rolidcn StutionShnnic bat bcrcitS
5lpci Nal bon hicicr lleucn Modltbc,
'uNniB @cbrortdl gcnlnd)t. Goliici.
rlhtcr @nrlnnb hnttc gcltern olld,
@cIcNcnbcit, ~(%oocSurtbcil" slt f6l.
len. Gr mar obcr ltlht yblutour.
Iti9" nno pcrurtbcilte ocn GiNcnt1ii.
mcr oeS hiiiigcn &6trrS, Sen Teitnlt.
rotcur Sobn SroQcr Don Hr. 9O1,
NeaSitroBe, 5lrr 3oblurg BON So
Strofe utb Soften. Scr Suno botte
Tronf Sobon9tD pom Mr.. 72S, Siio.
@rouolpop gebiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

&atcr @orobob' Mad 0 L
Ger. - Entcr 6rnnf Nimou9fi. clt
poIniidcr Sciuitc1 Nricitcr, lit ser
Nnhiolacr ocS GotcrS @orabnb al
Der polniifcn fotholiihcn hi. Moicp-
frdnj-0irdc an GoItcru-N pcmuc, nobc
Nroaoluon N%clporocn. Ser nclle
S%cclior1cr fommt pom Ct. %anntiu3.
Scmiuor in GIrpclano. Ohio. &ntcr
@0robob ser icit lGn1crcr 3cit frGn-
felt, bat lid 5nr G%rbolung nod) Den
blAltcu Ncr1cn I'M m~cltIid)rn Marp.
lan0 bcNcbcn.
3ubltcu $4,000. Gic
.Stciucr Mantcl So" pon @oIti.
more County" bat iiir $4,000 ole
@crfe ser Baltimore @eueer Gauel
60" AT scr galtAuenue gctnait, iiit
sic Elm SequGlter ertannt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31
Sunncnnui, uno ltntrrnnun.
Tnn yEcttcr.

Sir WurnIouo mo ocn 0iitritt
Columbia hcltc Hcg2n un0 ltortc
'Gitlide mo uorO0itlidc NinOc, NOR.
gen micOCr flares gHCticr.
0ic Scmpcrotur mar gcitcrn nidt
oIBcrgCuDbnlid bod, ocnn Dos
GutdliIber 5ciAtc nlr oll 81 @roo,
ohcr 0u9 WCttcr nor ld)mill mo
hrijdcnO. 8clItc Morgcn oijrlte ic0od)
cine 0roBc Ncn6crung clntrctct,
Dclm Der SrnpcnImrmLocr lett mcbrcs
rem (oQen pom @oli BON Nicrifo ans
oui Ocm @egc und, hcm 9tor0cn lit,
miro Baltimore mobridciulid belltc
WorgCn crrcihcn. menn CT nidlt Dor.
her ub5uei1t. mas bel hicicn Cropcn'
Itilrmcu nid)t icltcn porfnnmrt.
Die ~itiinoIid)c Semperotur NOR &c
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@cNnnoiauugstng.

Wpllpcrucltr Grotbcrs lallidt Nlrqr.
mcntcn in 30 NegnooiQltnQ5iGl.
len. 3luci @%ciouQcnc crHoItcn
ihrc 6rci6cit. 2ltOlpid ebert
elmer oouon. - g9ir0 jet Ocpor.
tirt. - Mi(bclm Scrmonn'S Sail
infer @crntblrug.
@ouucrncltr Muffin g. Grotbcr&
G6rtc aCitcrn in 30 @cQnu0tau19Ss
iG0cn oic NrAumcntc iijr mo mtoer
an, Die SibunG Ooucrtc BON l@9
llbr &ornlittoaS Bis , llbr 9tadlnlits
tags. 3uci Ncrioncu murOcn be-
NnooiQt: &u0miG Gbcrt mo Hoio
Greenfield.
ebert lit Scr Icuti6c, ser Dor ct
lihcn @od)cn Don Eolijciridtcr
@orlono I'M 0itlihcn S%totiOnSboulc
mcgcn tbGtIidcn Nn0riii@ oui Ictnc
@clicbtc uno icin @in0, sic icitOcm
noh GclltiNIonb 5uriidNcionot NOR,
OCn iinO, III 5luci &nbrcn @ci0nNniB
bait uCrlt"' 1T mlr0c, 0Cn Bic NCr5.
tc ipGt~ ,od ol5 irriinni0 crtanns
ten Il 0cr oc9hnlb nod Dem Bon
%iCm %,Ql Nrbro6t luurOc. Ter
@oupcrncur orOnctc Gbcrt'a NuSlie.
icru11 an Die NunoC3zGimunnoe-
ruu02brb0roc an. lno nit Dem
NoroO. &lon0 Compiler oW'oin"
miro cr m0bri6cinli6 nnh Bremen
5urijdNciMnot mcrocn. IS lit Oc3
Ntomca icbnlihitcr @lnih, Oicic8
&on0, no cr 10 troltriQc GriobrlnQcn
2cnrod]t micOcr 81 pcrloiicn.
9toin @rccuiiclN nor I'M Wt6r5 Sic
les &ohrc2 mcacn onQcbli6cr 1SGl.
idrnrN }lt ciucm SoGr @ci0n9niBboit
ucrurthCilt mor0Cn.
Ter @oupcrncur orbnctc icrncr an.
oob Dos 9cqno6iNlnQsgciud 0c&
Nutob Tric0IdnOcr, Scr mcgcn Gic6,
ltobl2 cine 15-monotlid)e 3ltht6uu3
bait obiiGt, iiir Gin &crb0r an; lcb-
ten GonncritoQ i'm Nuauit, ocnt
nGditcn Granddaughter, alQc.
5ciQt mcr0c.
Cen Sail @ilGclm Sernrourl'& be
biclt cr utter @crotbung. Scrmoun
III Der jitnQc Monn bon Glmbcr.
lnno, ser in 1906 6c8 C~oOtid,(uQS
ldHllOiN b%cfln0cn u1O III }cbn Sab.
rcn 3udtbouaboit ucrurtbciIt mtrs
&c. Gr bate cincu 9tc0cror}t pcron.
IoHt, on icIncr (@crmnnn'3) 0rout
cine N6ortiOn por5unchmlCn scr 0n5
Wt1Ohcn Crlna. &crmnnn iorpohl
mic 0lldl 0u3 WPGodcn gc6Gren pro
mlncntcn SomiIicn IN NlcaanD-
County, W0.. on. Cine bC0cutcn0c
SppolttIon AcAcn &crmonn'S Ne
Glto0laun1 madtc lid) Qclten0. un0
bic Nppoiition mar ourd) ocn Hcd)t2s
onmoIt @or0nn bon Cumberland
pcrtrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31
217 Sit'Saltimorc- Strafe.
Shcp. s. Ticncr e: 60.

Ocutid)cS nno anocreS ousI1noi.
ihcS @clo g~cfallil unb perfonit.
0cIoicnbnugcn bciorgt nad) 9eutidj.
lano Seitrcid), NubIano II. /. NJ.
@cdicl aisgeiteat onf alislGnoiide
9anfen. Grcoitbrieie uno 3rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

T%nltimurcr, mCldJe bic Sommcr.
Wunntc n~ufcrgal6 Der Stnot pcrbrin'
ncu, f0nncn Den Correspondent" mad
iracno elmer NSrciic in Den @%crciuig-
fen Staatcn, europa, Mcrifp nnS
Canada 5nocidDift rrbaltcu. Die
NSrcic mag 10 oft ais 9ciuiiniht &c.
Gnocrt iucrocu.
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Staot Baltimore.
llntcrhnItnnns NcnluciiCr.

SlCiu'v Shore 2iur @nrt" - Idaltb @auocs
bile (nr'iClUuQcn.
ban ShUrcs fGrt" GGglid Gun3crie.
g&auhCluilbCr nm auoCrc &erGnitNtupcIl.
u@lp0nn Enisfnrt" Id1ltb 9on3ertc lrro
nnoCrc &rrpHiipluNCU
oSHC Suburbnu" - TCoClt ebcno NuuocptQes
gOrilCtiuUu.
SUthCitCrfS rddl - G0qIibe Srtuuiiuucn Der
GumplCr nYuuliC".
Claiborne - ldalihc GrElrfion. nit 9n3s
nuhtnc SonnidGa. pCr 9dmpicr oGumbrio0C".
Tuuc Fuint - 3dGiihe Gabmittugs=Grf urs
ftOucn.
Ycns 0iar - 5dQIibc @rfurIioncn.
~YnrtrGpn6crte.
couutnR Tu6mttlua - aCrnioe0iu lFnrf".
Wioniug TbCuo - nbtucdhiCIno i'm .Riueritoes
EGyi" mn g,SeoernI 0iIs@arf".
ElcHlinN Nbeno - p1ottcriun=Furi".
Wilttpoh Abcno - aSruiosSiasRart".
Gonueritna Mbeuo Carroll Rarf".
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Hrunrnmm fir beatc.
tNnt nGlltipu= Fnrf. -
Nnnlci NclonulH. GiriAcui,
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cnUcriirc 81 ollu6mono" lnuf NcrlonGcm
Ibomne.
a@itI2Ss@stc ,:o;Srro }5i66mt laiait &crIIairoccm1 Tt
Eofauuen Colo abe 1oborttC" .... Sartmdnn.
Nr. IUmca Ctrotnpct.
SnDu oSm NpAcllu0cu" tuli &'crlauRcn)
Ballet & Sauce OF The 0onrsD ga @ia
amtcTmG5'o .5nbtoa Nrt6c" ca.aif' a,c,ridSnac6I
2cIcnion .N @oit Cream" ........ strGnb.
Niar'h "Spicr'e 2sOlafers" ....,..... 0aicr.
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Ghiffsfnrtcn

bon itllO nob europa iiber Baltimore
obcr Melu- Oorf, 8aiiite ooer 3milhen.
oed. @ehieI, nnslGnoiides 8eIo,
Greoitbrieic nno @eloicnbunacn.
2beo. s.. Ticncr & ST.,
Nr. 217, Cit.Valtimore.S tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31
&On lSCIOc Der lsuIitif.

0rcbOiitritt IN 2tuaiidt. r. g8m.
s.. &ndion ucrlauAt, Oob Stonc
lu0 N3uhtw Die GrieOcu9piciir
roudlcn. - l&odytcr fiir Gongrcb.
Tic bCI0Cn Nro6cn politiiden 4ars
tCicn in baltimore. 0iC 0Cnlofratiidl2
lan0 Die rcplblitnniidc. mcrocn in
oNI udd)itCn (0QCn Ocu Nerilld) mo-
diem, iih bC}iiQlid) cinca bcitinnltcn
NotlmlH 'iir sic Nbboltun0 Der 4ri.
mGrmnbIcn I'M 3. mo /. Gonarcb.
oiitritt 81 cIniGcn. Wubriheinlid)
mcr0Cn Oic Nrim0ruobIcn ulli Wiittc
Nll0lllt 0nNCictt. Si2iclbcn limo 5ur
!tonllllrlllN pm GonQrcB Candida
ten. Sir bic Gcmofrutcu iin0 oicic
NrimGrUobIcn pom NcrinNcr Ncoclt.
tllnn ga in bci0cn Tiitriftcn Oir
iCbt0cn Congress McprGicntontCn,
MG. @orru y, @SoIf I'M brittcn uno
&obn Wiu inn uicrtCn Tiitrltt, fctnr
NiitbCncrbcn nm ole Domination ia.
ten. NbCr ultf rcplblltuuilhcr SCitc
miro C9 ullcn Nuid)ciu nod mari0-
items I'M 0rittcn 0iitrift cincn er-
bitIcrtcn &nnpi ubicBcn, mcnn Is
ocnl GonNrcB Nb0Coronctcn Mnt. $.
&ddlon bonn Sltllier niht 0~tlinQt,
Nrlc0ct III ltlltcn. Ncrr &odlnn mar
Clclcr Gage in baltimore mr0 comic
rlrtc nit hcn 6iibrcrn Der 6ofti0n
den Der rCpubIifouildCn FnrtCi. Gr
'oNtc ibnSL 0urd ibrcn 6nmilicn
Ilpilt rlinirtcn lic sic G6nnccn ser
Furtci in MinrUlnn0, Gr milnidt,
rob lie SCrru Wnd)tcr inn Orittcn Gis
thrift lUic0Cr oulltcllCn mo mill ia.
ben 0aB g&ndtcr un0 Stonc lid) aus.
i0bncn. Ga Ntrr &odion cincn out
1critIltcn WCl6lod bclibt un0 ltct3 lcbr
Iibcrdl 5lunt GnmpuNnciono bciitcu.
Crt, 10 0ilritc C5 Nicmun0cn ii6trra-
lhCnL mcnn lcin Nltnid r2ipeftirt
milr0c un0 Stonc mo Wudtcr nGd)s
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ld)oit inn brittcn TiItrift iid mir
nIdt2 Dir nid]t2 unbcfCblcn l0Bt iiir
&Crrn Wudtcr nod Cirmlul 5ll tim.
men, iii cine onocrc GroNc.
NCrr WturruD %onoiucr, Noriibcr
nco ocmofrotiihcn Stoota Central
Gontitc'3, mar Qcitern I'M 0Cn1ofro.
iilfcn NnIpt1llorticr I'M ,GlItam
NouIc" mo bate Gonicrcn5rn mt
mcbrCrcn promincntcn Yortcifiibs
rem llttcr Nn0crcm nit Stout9icno.
tor Nrtur lltc @ormnn bon Nopnrb.
Gountp, NCrr Nonoipcr lit Der Mn
lidt, hoB lid oic 2ltSiid)tcn iiir Den
Cr'ol0 0C9 6Cnlotrntildcn Nutionnl.
Sidct0 in W0rDInn0 itctig beiicrn. Gr
alcbt 81, 0uB lpobl Ctlid)c m1obhGlls
0iNc Gcnlotrntcn NcACn Nrnon ltims
men mcr0cL bo9cgcn miir6c Ncrr
Wrp0n uudl mond)C rCpIblifunildIe
Gimme crbOltClL 10 0uG lid Die @es
ld)iMtc mtHNlIht. Sobal0 NrDnn pon
iClncr Domination bcnofridti0t mo
lcln Observation-Disclosures bcfnmnt lit,
miro Seer Nnnbipcr cine SibrnQ oca
ocmoirutilhrn Stout2 Central.
GonIitc'9 cinbcrilicL unl Ole Norbc.
rCitnnNcn iiir Die gSoblcnmpnNnc Sl
trcii,n. Gic Notiii}irma 9rpan'S
llnOct um ~. Nlt0lllt ltntt.
@nicbuIl. - Die Orioles &C.
mnnncn Ncitcrn 5luor bCi0C SpiCle
IN Nodcltcr, ubcr troB0cm crobcrten
lie Sen crltcn Elnb nitt strict, Ter
Glub non FropiOcncc GCluom rbcn.
iou@ mo lit ocn Orioles 70 Ellnftc
porous. Sic OritriNcn Spicle Der
0ItIidlcn HtAu ucrlicicn mic iolAt:
an Nodeitcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31
6cb6cI's cimsiaes MteIier.

&ir babcH MIR Gin Mtelier in 8alti.
moro, mno Sas befinbet fid in Der
Stage III e6emrr GrSc, Nr. 321, NurS.
@ap-, nnbc Siah-Str. &imScr-Ybu.
tugrapbien cine SpesinIitdt. - Seine
Naentcn nno feline rcppen ~ itciaeu.
5. Sebbel. 6. Grni, geidaftsfatrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

Sn 0cn ilbriGcn Nun6c3 NScttCr
neutrality-suspicious. mnrbcn Die
ioIgcn0cn bGdltcn 15mpcrottrcn
ncr5eidynct: Goltport y, RortIon0
IS, Bolton Sc. Nlbanp IS, Mem Uort
50, E%biluoclphio 81. Ntloutic GitU
Is, Cape Nan IS, Mnlbinaton 81,
9tnriolt so. Sattcrua 81, Charlotte
rs, @ilminQton IS, Gborlclton 81,
Souomob SS, ~&odlonuiuc 30, &llpi
ter Sc, @cp 9Sclt IS, Ntlonto IS,
montgomery ST, Mem Orleans so,
Eolcitins IS, WuIpcllon S6, Corpus
Gbriiti 30, Mcnpbia %, Cincinnati
-. FittSbura IS. GamcGo Sc, Nul
ialp 81, Glcpelono Sc, Nctroit 80,
glpcnn 81. Murluctte 50. Green Nun
80, Chicago IS. IulltbR76 Ct. saul
80, ct. SouiS 30, 8nnlu3 Gitn 80,
Smubu 81, Suron 50. Ni&mord ST,
9&iniiton IS, SABRE 96, Nclcnn Of
Solt Gotc 30, Tcnpcr 50, Nnrtb
Ylattc -, 0noOe.Gitn %, Nnlorilo
so mo Cos Nngclco 81 @roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31
NrGcit iiir bic Gunmtr.Eulisci.

Sin mpIteriolcr Scidenfltnh in Der
Nadlborihoft Dor @citport. -
Gin Srolten3imucr, oo5 inter
Orci Nancn ii1 in &erGniigunga.
pl0Bel1 Derlnltrieb, foot oligc.
llu1ocn, - GoronerS. Surg mad)t
tltr5cn FrOjcb.
GiH mDiteri0ier 9eihcniun6 be.
lh0rtlgt sur 3eit Sic Eoli}eibeb6rocn
pon 9oItimorc.Gomntp. Ter Qeid).
nam elmer 6rol. sic in letter Belt
plel III Den Experimentation pom
@eltport uertebrt bot, lit in ser Nadt
bar'd1aft bon Geter N6romatis' 8arf
III NeItport a~uigciuuOcn moroen.
Gic SOcntitdt ser Srou lit bis iebt
nld)t geltou feItgcitedt moroer, ga lie
inter Orci Namcn, nGmlih Wop
@ilion Mamic Nclion mo Dian g.
9fCiu, bcfnnnt mar. Del einem So.
roncrs- &rQlteit meIdrr in ser Goli.
6ciitntiOn 81 Mt. Winona ltattiono,
mur0c elm oabingebcnoc8 Geroift ob.
AcAcbcn, bab bic Srnu olti unbe.
fdnntc MeiIc I'm ibr Geben fam, UNI
Der Foli3ci @clc9Gnbeit at 0e6en,
Dem SAL meter not5ltipiircn.
Ger 2cifnam beiinoet lid gc9cn.
mdrtig III Der Worguc Su ut.
Ninon5. GericI6e bat 10 LANCE inn
6rclcn aclcgcn 0nB io9ar Die @rfen.
ming idmcr iicI. Gie Gootc muroe
batptiGhlih 0urt ibrc aIciber ioen.
t|ifi5irt.
ga Die 6rou 5ur Belt. oils lie oii.
8eInnoen lnuroc, 3crriiiene &leioer
oniluic5, GInlbt sic EoIi5ci ipeiiell
llrlad)e ST BADEN, n1bcrc Nod)ior.
ld)ltngen mlltcllen 81 millicn ga audi
ctlld)e IbcnOe Dor Dem 9%Uuiiinocn oe5
S%cid)nnlns Gin Sdrei pom iener @e.
acllo ucrnommen mllroe. GS oiebt
obcr in @cltport llnb llmgebunq audi
lfeptilhc Seutc, mcldIc lid Ser Nm.
iit)t 5uncigcr, Dap cine 6ruu, oie iid)
in ienen GeraniiGungspl1beu berum-
treibt, 5crriiicnc &Iciocr onbo6en
fam, oblc 6oB i6r @cpolt on0etban
morOcn lit. SIS miro iognr in iebr
oclltlid)cr @ciie sic M0qIi6feit aus.
9clprodcM 0ab 0ie 6roll, meIhe nit
cilrem idpar5cn SHleier an sen iiio.
lidcn @elta0cn Der SprinQ Gardens
6crlmrciltc, I'M Houif cinihIiei uno
zines natiirlihcn SobeS itor6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

@uIlCn in Sen Shoob
Scr airhc 3uriidfcbrcn. 49,
Nus outer Guellc nerlattct, bnb bic
nnabbun6;Hc polliidc @enlcln0e Don
SIt Baltimore. Ole por unAciGbr 10
Sabrcu gegriln0ct mlr0c mo 0ercn
Stride am Sii0 9roa0bnu ON Mitt
nod alii oiientlidcr auftion pcrtnllft
muroc, lid Der fatholildjen Stride
ipicocr unid)lieben m6dlte, mo oob
Garoinal Gibbons erlldlt mcr0cl
miro, Tie mieocr nlf}unchmen. Irni
Srances 9eman0omafu mar ais Hc-
prGientantin Der @I1ubi9cr sic &1u'
ierin ser Stride. gls Sic @cmcin0e
ror 10 Sabren Qcariinbet muroc,
idoiien Die @emeiuoemitglie0cr nnbc.
su $4,000 5uionmcn, nm Die &irdc
am Siio SroaomoD. Die por0cm cine
gaptiltentird)e mar. f0uien 81 font
men, mo bcIaiictcn lire eiacncn
@obnb1ilier nit 8%ppothcten. 6rau
2enanoom2fn Sable $tS.250 Iilr ole
Stride, Dos SfnlbauS nn0 Die Fiarr.
mobnung. Gs uht ol1Ber0em cine
Sppotbef BON $1S,500 ani Dem 81
gentbnm.