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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
NeItern Marslanb Giienbabn.

ssainneno 10. 5anuar, perIdbi Sinen.s tation.
4.10 Moraens = Sbneu5ua. Saeerstoipn, 81.
& 70, Np.. 0apnesboro', 9banbersbura una.
amssenommen Sont.ags, Saneod nnb Gum
berInno. Ia
2.45 Tadm. = gfromoeatton mad Union.
Bridge.
APO Siadm. grpreb,e Gneusue, SauptIiute.
Sdpersiouu, Sanrod. Stippensbure ulb.
ausaenommen SsnntasS, Sreberid unb Gun'
miisbure { YdrIorsGar).
Sdaitdi, ahsgenummen epuntaeA.
100 Tioreens - g'orf, y. u. 8. DID,. nrb
Carlisle.
7.5c Woreeris - Mffom. mad llnton.grtbee.
1857 W,orsens - gseiteru GIpreb. geftriiH'
fter. 9rueepiue (5reberid), gmmitsburg.
Tburmoni, SIue Hibee, @nbnesboro', gbdIn
berSbura. Saeerstopn, Saneod. Cumberland
uHo @Ifins. Buffet Sbferbationssgar.
$50 9,cdbrl. = SauptIiEie, bftIih bon Gniorh'
@rops; ferner gorf, Sanoper. 0ettpsbure
ufto y. ino 8. bib.
5.33 9sa6in. = Accommodation mad Sdnoner.
els sbenbs - aflomm. mad rlnionsgrioee.
s9mr euuntag1. /.
$50 Born. - afiomm. mad iinionsgrtboe unh
Sanober.
SaIten Mot an pennibIbania'ubenues
citation. IL,
a. Hpberffuu, q. ". &uheH,
SiessVrai. u. Gen. .oefadifst. Ssa.Jaam.sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
Plus Baltimore SuuntN.

Ser vGuoomoo0 .6ono" onfgebroht,-
Otto Is. Silptics modt meitcrcn
6lugperillf). - Silberne &odseit
bon @errn mo Srull Gmil Stuff
81 WouanStom1l.
Sm Hopembcr lebtcn SubreS oiie.
rtrtc @crr &ictpr q. Ntpc0c Sem Sit,
bouooO-S nnotorium sic Sumnte BON
$4,000 fiir bic Grridtlmq zines so!
ipitolS fiir ShminOiiihtiQe in porgc.
id)rittenem Sta0ium. Nm bie Como
tion fniipfte er Die @coingun9, baB
ein ncietrer Sono BON 100000 fir Die
Grboltutg OeS Solpitnls ouigcbradt
luiirOe. Iieie 9eoingun9 lit mnfnebr
erfiiut uno iteben Der Grbounmg oeS
Soipitol@ feline @inoerniiie mebr I'M
@cge. 9ie GolleftipnCn ergobcn sic
Summc bon $1S,2S2.10, uno Die sc.
giSlutur p%nilirte cine Gill, nod) mel
der fiir baS Sanotoriim $4,000 Der
ipiQigt mcrOcn. Scrr 9loeoe fam 10
eben bon Soronnc 2afe, N..2)., 5ll-
rid, mobin or lid) beGebcn bate, INN
Soee'n iiir ooS ncllc @oipitol 81 lam.
meIu. Die G%rbouung beiiclben miro
nu,u1ebr ioiort in Mnoriii Qcl,onls
men.
Scr uf neuc slug
maj Dine
Gnoe nGhlter @od)e miro Serr
Otto q. 2uptieS, ser bcfonnte 9oIti.
morer Sn9enicur, in Der llmgcbung
BON Baltimore eincn Nllilticg nit Of.
ner iocben icrtiggcitelltcn nellen Slug.
moidDinc mnternebmen. Die Moihine
miro burd) 5lpei groBe Slil9elihroll.
ben getriebcn, sic lid in entaegenge.
lester Hidtling oreben uno bic Sill.
gel ncroen burh einen ottcplinori.
gen Motor in @ewegun9 9ciebt.
SIN iiIberrcn Strange.
&crr uno Trou emil Tlutf BON
@oponStonn ieicrn onl nGfiten Wtitt.
nod inn @oponstomn.Sotel ooS Set
ibrcr i%iIbernen Sod)Seit. 81 ser 6eier
iinb 5oblreihe Ginluoungcn ullsge.
ion0t moroen.
" iinifen WotorIcitcrma .
gen.
Cine Delegation bon 9cmobnern
bon Somilton iprof bel Sen Commit.
i1ren bon Baltimore. Gountp Dor, urb
eriudte Oieielbe i'm, cine ertipred)enoe
Serruiligung 5um Nnfolii zines Mo.
tor-Sofcns unO 2eiterlpugens iiir oas
TolontGr. 6eucrocportement. 81 oie.
lem 3ued iubicribirten @cmobner
bon Somilton bereitS ole Slmne bon
$20S5. Tie Delegation brad,te Dor,
ooB cin IltomobiI biaiger 81 itebcn
fommen miirbe, iuie Yieroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02

9(m 7. 9(priI Camper y9(bru55i"
nod Neopel mno 8enltu.
PIN 7. g(pril 9ompier n6ronceS'
ca" nof Neapel uno Irieit.
PIN s. glpril Compiler nEotSoom"
nad Hotter0aml.
Am 8. 9(pril Camper ,YotSOom"
no6 Hottcr0om.
am s. 9tpril Inmpier ,Sceanic"
nu6 southampton.
4n s. 9lpril 0nUpicr y2lcania"
nudj 2ipcrpooI.
PIN 8. ?lpril 0ompicr v&cr o'5to-
fla" llad) 9Seapel ltn0 @eruiu.
Pint O.. April 0ampier .Gorpo-
tbia" nod Gibraltar lttb Henpci.
Anui0. 1stpriadG dntpfer o9arbu-
rolidi"l hodYi Sretnen 2l1ia
Nm19. qtprA E6mPIer yNnerifn"
nab dnhtblit0.l .loE ',o
'Nja5s594t "}3Rfa 195}a2mfR4jjtr "8roOnte"
no6 @qpre Ia .9sIaai 4.
Isl PIN Fl? QGrj Gonlpier vl(mbria"
nadl &iperpool. ..
Antnii 1. l2lpril Compiler DErcto'
ria" noh @omburg.
so @nitatr.a stprilf Compiler u6rieo'
rityA nab @ibrdItnr unO Neopcl.
Nm #. 9(pril Gonpicr oSt&onI"
nod southampton.
PIN #. glpril Camper uMeia6o"
rad 2onoon.
Nm fl. 2(pril Gompicr o6inlano"
nu6 0oper mo Nnhperpcn.
9m IT. 9(pril 0ompfer n&ron-
~prinBeiiin Gccilie" nnd Bremen.
gn 10. 9lpriI 0ompicr oNlicc"
nod) Ncopcl nulb Sricit.
Aim 10. 9lpril 0onpicr n2uiito'
tid" nod 2ipcrpool.
Nn 10. Npril 0anpfcr Poor
Sam" no6 &ptteroom.
Nn 10. Npril Gunnpfer sGeltto'
mic" nod Soutbonpton.
Is, Mnr rs. Glpril 0ompicr Baltic"
mad 2ipcrpooI.
re- Sim t6. 9lpril Gampier Limited
StoteS" nod Copenhagen.
slnt t6. Ypril Gornpfer y~llltonia"
nod Nenpcl.
Sln t6. 9(pril Gompfer n2orrainc"
nod Sabre.
gm Is. S(pril Sampler nG%epublic'
md @ibroItar urb Neopel.
Sim Is. glpril Gonpfcr- nNem-0orf'
nod SoutGompton.
Nm rs. gpril Tampfcr YGalabrio'
nod Neopel.
Sim Is. Npril Sompfer nWtinneton
ia" nuf Spnbon.
Nm Is. Npril Sompier rSaoer
Iono" nod. Ioper uno 9lnttucrpen.
Sim Is. 'stpriI 9dmpier vaonigir
2ouiie" mad Gibraltar unO Gcopel.
Im Is. Mprif Camper YSene5ia'
nob Ieopel unb WarieiaeS.
Nnl tS. April Eanlpier rGaronia'
naA 2iperpnol. rsGc a
am5 ri. S(pril 19nmpfer uaron
prinB" mud Brenteft.rs
Am 30 Ipril Dampfer nStaten
oom% nud) Gotterbnm.
gm 90. Mprit Tantpfer .abriotic'
nod Soutbnmpton.
Im 90. Ipril Tompfer oWaurcta
mia" mad Siperpool.
,am %. gpril Sompicr uWfoltfe'
nod Gibraltar unb Neupel.
am %. slpril Gampfer rSouroine'
mad, Sabre.
am 90. aprif Sompier oeebric'
mad liverpool.
gm %. Mpril Eampfern argentina'
no6 NeopcI lno Srieit.
Sim %. april Gompfer nSepoIis'
| nod 9remel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
Mrs. @~inslOm,s soutbina ssrnp

ipirb felt fiber fauinnbtedts$ts aatfen bon
Sabnen nit ppIidnbisem GrfpfB sebrandt. %
berubist has Stub, erpetft ben 9dumem, b.
iftuidtiat ane edsmsr5eu; turtrt @tmefplR urb
lit oas bette ONfteI fiir Siarrb6e. Bon Mpos
tbefern In allen WeIttbeiIen p%eriauft. Getb
aeiuib uno perIangf Mrs. @tnstpp's Ssstttae
ehrup" uno nebmt feline anoere Sorte. ahnf'
uflo5fpGf8tg Gents bic SIdf6e. Inter benz Ndtrs
mittels uno 9roguens@efeb BON 80. auni 1900
enrdntirf. Gerien $ ssumIger 1893. 0tn alteD
1ub Gut tewdbttes QlttteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02

2(m %. Npril Gompfer n&aiierin
%9(ltQuite" nod Bremen.
2(m %. 2lpril 9ompfer nE. Gin.
coin" nod &om6urg.
Sim %. Npril SompIcr nSt.2ouiS"
nod Soutbnmpton.
Sim %. Npril 9ompier uW}innebu-
ia" nod Son0on.
Pm %. Npril Compiler n3celanO"
nod Gouer unb Nntmcrpen.
9lnt %. 9lpril Camper nGtrurin"
nod 2iuerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
WarsIanS. nnS Yenniplpania.gabn

Siigr ~perlaFea Gortb.sutnue. Citation:
7.90 Wiorgens gprf Eoit, tiglid, als8enont
men SoHntug.
9.05 Moracns Seiia sccom.. MIR Gonntae.
$50 Worgens 8elair Iceont., tdeIid, ansae'
npntmer Sonit1g. p
1.20 Nabmittuas @eIair slecom., nur Canning.
1926 9iubmittnes BORT Hoft, tdgli9, uusge'
nontineH Sonntdp.
4.05 9Iubmittaes Della Ieeom., mir Gorrtaa
AS Gntmittnes 9eIair gceorr., tdgItdt, aus
pcnpmmen Sonnidg.
600 stbenbs 9eIta aceoiu., tdeIit, ansgenoni'
men Sountae.
If. 90 sbenos Selta gecom., nlir Sonntdg.
1870 sbenbs GeIair aeeom.. id5Iit. unseenoui.
men Gpnntug.
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Sricfbcforbcrrng mad benz InslanSc.

Die oltslGnOii6e Yoit fir sic init
Gem 4. Npril enoenhe @ode id)lieBt
bicr iu @ntpt loitomt, IN ollen Sal
len piinftlid, mie fol9t:
Die Yndet.EOit lit bon 9 llbr gor'
nlitta45 big 5 llgr Nd6n1itta9S tag.
it'd oiien, oit8grnomnirlT SonlttogS.
Die Endet- EoIt noh @roBbritau.
nicn itro Srlano idlicbt GienitagS
lu0 SrcitogS nm 5 llbr NadaIittooS,
nad Gcutihlonb am %. WtGr5 5 ltbr
Nnd)mittngS. ag
Gompicr prrloIicn NemtYorf Sic
o%n0trucGiu oltgcgcben.
Scit DEM /. Sftobcr oc3 SoriobrcS
itno sic 9ricirotcn uad) Dem alslnu.
Sc (alis0enommen Canada, Werifo,
Ealamu ulo @rbu), mie iol9t: Slim
Gert5 iiir bic critic Huge uno orei
Gents iiir icoc mcitere Huge, oocr Elm
9rlidt5cil, uno iollte poQ irnrfirt
lpcroell, miOrigcnfauS bel InfunIt
Ser 9rieie Der ooppclte 9etrag coll
lcttirt miro.
SrunSot(ontiidc sc It.
6reitug - 6 llbr Nbcuos, fir bie
g5oren . Srlielm per Gonlpier bon
Cotton; I llbr NbenoS, iiir europa.
per Ganpier nEbiloOclpbio," pia
Glpmolttb uno G~berbourg Noit fir
Srlono mitB per 9ompfcr nEbilooel.
pbio" ooreiiirt icin); fir SrlonO, per
9onrpfer ..Gormanio", pio GltecnS.
tpmn (Eoit fir onOere Sbcilc euro,
pas uulB per 9ompicr rGarmanio"
aoreliirt iein).
g 0 it mad Q ii 5, uno Central
Mmerifo a. @eitinbien etc.
9onlcritug = 8 llbr NbenOS, fir
oie @obomas, per Compiler n&igi'
luncia." o.. ~
Sreitag = 8 llbr @benbs, fiirSib'
0raiilien mo bic Ga Elato.S taoten
rer Compiler oS%ennpion;" fir Glt.
rocoo unb Sene5uelo, per 9ampfer
,3uIio;;" fir Torto Hieo, per Gam.
pier .Goomo;" fir Die &emoro: uno
@inbporo . Snieln uno Guiana,
per 9onlpfer .Garomo;" fir Sno.
qua iino &aiti, per Gompier nSibc-
rio;" fir Sortune Sslono uno SO.
lombio, per 8ampfer uGrin5 Sigis'
numb" fir Sanaico, 8anana, Die
aonoI : Gone uno Srinioao, per
9ompfer .Waebalerla."
Samitag y | llbr Iadymittags,
fir Ole gabamas, per Sampier bon
Miumi. L 1
Yoit fir Relifnnblnnb. Dia NortG-
Sionep, nnb fir Mioltelon. pia go.
iton, ihliebt bier tdglid i'm 3 nbr
Hod)m.; fir Cuba, pia Tampa. tdg'
Ii6 INT 1 ltbr Had)m.; fiir Gotta Ri
co, SonOuros, Iicnragla (Sltfiiite).
@uotonlala unb Salpaoor, pia 9teip-
Orleans. t1glit UNI 10 ltbr gbenoS;
nod Merico Gitp tdglib Inn 2 nbr
Hadm. n1b 10 llhr Nbenos.
Srnns- Eacific Soft.
SorilerItaa ~ llbr ,Nbenos, fiir
SaipaiL Sapan, aorea, China nno
sic Ybilippineu, oia Son Sranaisco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
Baltimore Sunpf Eadets 81.


(stlte uno superfaiEge gdt.qinie.)
Die Der. St1aieuRoit bef5roernb.
Tampfer ,,yirgiufn" (neu), .NIabama,"
y8eursia," ySernefee".
9ampfer fnbren idelid. .senutaes. aussenogt.
men, bon ben rgaisl inie "yBiers, Rr. 10--18,
eisbt. Strafe. $50 glbenbs. oireft mad OIo
@oint Comfort, -glorfolf. gortsnoutb unb alen
Gufiften bes GiioelS, @erbinoun9 In DIP
8oiut Comfort NIT &c. & 9. giienbahpr. Sad
8i6mono, 8erbinouna. in Bortsmoutb init Benz
pSeaboGro stir Cine" foIibeM 3uge nah Boris
mouth nno sltlania. Sn giorfoI 9erbinbura
init Der a%siiIantic 9oaft Cine, 9sorioIi uu6
lpeitIib mo oh 9omiHion Cine" nod Netps
bern, Baibii9ton, T'G., aitiHepS, Dd.. uus
Geps Vorf.
MabIseiteu mad europaii6em Blame. 2uru'
ri6fe &qiiiten5tnIner,. eIeftrif9e 9eIeuttllns,
Tampfbei5uu9. 6oien fret. Referbirte aaiiten.
8immer in ben 8ilet'9iireauf Der Bah Cine
Nr. 107, Sfts9aItirnoreas traBe. Nr. 50B-50S,
9iabtsStrube, e. u. g. Office, S1oo,is@de bee
Baltimore. uno @nIpertsS traBe, .goniinental
9ruit BuiIoi1g" ino MIbungb'S, Hr. 100, Horo'
GbarleSsStrdbe.
Spbn d. eberwuoS. G.. srupn,
Rice'srdf. II. Sen. s9Ranaaer. Ger. 'Yafi ,eteent.
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Geteftin-I senturep.
@iptu. etrouic 1etcttip. Msentnr. 7 GIapsstr,,
Baltimore, I1o, ct. BAIL Apo. Iue Wit'
tbeilnnaen aebeim gebnIten. Rerf6rlite guf'
merffumfeii eeaebeH.
epanbaurr & admiot driber Bel Gmttb. 0eit
& 9Sons, sos 9aIoert 8uiIoiup.
2eihenbeItatter.
saubers & s1bue, 170s-f710 ganton'fbenue.
Mm. Spof, gurtbs uno Sreermount'a oenue.
S~rieohofe.
,9onbon 9arf 6emeters," Office: 81 Bsft'
Surutoga'Strabe.
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@ei9atts=@

3eitlingen, 3eitl6riften etc.
,sbe Baltimore gcps Co." 9aptb abercrom.
bic, 8ei6dftsfiibrer, 3lS Weft'8eritaHsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02
Ins benz Snnercn MarnlanS's nnb
ben anarcnsenben Staateu.

Gr.S senators ellington
pcrflagt.
Cine &laae olli 3ublung bon S6as
oeneriab III Sobe BON $4,000 bat
&r. Tierce .. @ilion aus Baltimore
I'M 8erid)t bon Cumberland eeeen
ORIGINATOR George 6. Weuington
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Ylumbins Furnaces, Iauses una
Sefeu, Gad6cden un6 &innen.
9ennstt Sros., 523 Noro.Srentont %sIpetlle.
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NANhNff ~bfNNf
ra6men, 2aoen etc.
5amss g. Suffer & Co., ito uno 1T eib'Gre'
@eo. 4. eloan & Bro, Ala 2iabtTtr. .98erfts.
Hational.9 anfen.
THE cfb sppu s%aatiomal Sant,"" Sop:: uno
@IetersStrabe. Saeob &. Soof, Yrdftoenf;
Senrb . asoue aGiltrer, ens.aro,,u,,
,s8eitern Nationai Samt," IA gorb.Gu tatpse Cir.
gS W'arriott. aatltrer. ~
,saTmers ''~ Z mernauts GattOmat sau,,"
Souib. mo gor~nb1rosstrabe., o..
v%6emmersial & 6armsrs' National sant."
Siiopcit.@de Sofparo' uno 8erulan'Strabe.
i. ). Haloiutn. saiitrer.
Staats. 8onten.
.1satfds san, ppn saItimurs," Baltimore.
uno 9ouioaDsSirabe augutt g9eber, Brdits
bent; 6. 3. 5itt S6abmeifter.
Spar.9anfen.
r1eutide sparbant BON g%altimore," @utap'
mn galtimoresStrabe.
rst. samss eparbanf," BaItimore.s trase uno
9ufioms8 oufe 'gloeHle.
SruIt.gompagnten.
yWarplano sruit Co." glerbreft:Gde gaIbert.
bent; 4. G. Sin1Ternanl, Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban gteB, Shabmetiier.
Baltimore fruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
Builoing.
QSoofaten.
Noulpb @utberlct, 8eftsanipaIt. Nr,. 10, Of.
2erinatonsS traBe. 6. & g. 9bone, St. YalI
353g-W.
8. Garhart ebinter, 8ebtSonipaTt. Union 9rufi
guiloinp, Baltimore, Mo. Beioe 9eIepbone.
Garl u. 81. Shoie, 126-129 Cam guiloing.
@uftauus 0orb, 2Gl-269 9aIberi Dutlotne.
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Mcrdants e Iimers Sranspurt. 81

Tampftr.Yinte
Gradjt uno YaHagtere. Hre
= gladI Npitpn ano benz Often. .'u
Sienftaa, Tonnerftag, SonTtng, @ nbr abenb8.
. 9Saf Wrpuioenre unb benz Cfteu.
Wontda, Splnerttdg, Samitue, q ltbr aberbs.
. Rad s,e,upprt.yewS Mnb Eurfoli.
qdeIth, duSeenuutmeH Mlittipob nub Sreitdg,
6 lbr Mbenos.
. 3radt argeiontIlen idglid big 8 tfbr Nddbm.,
tir o~eHfelbet 3ag dbfabrenoe 9dnpfer.
9adJ Saunnnab unb oem sifoen. ~
Dienftaa, 3onneriiae. Samiiagy 8 tibr @berbs.
.. y. Wle9ein, ISent. gors bod. A.
Sanpt.Sirean: 8ermar. nnb 2igtt.Strahe.
Gt3,9&S-) =
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rett slm @ebraii6 In Der Gnmoeft unb UT.
HobaIStnfiou nm 1906 Mebrbs.
Rerferpirina bon Rannl III SUiafs ODER ydt'
Iprsg4aeeons. Speifernten etc. iueroen fHreu bes
forat per Selephpu IN auet foIaeioeH BILLET
Bireum..: CHARLES uno 9altimore.GiraBe g.. B
g.. ct. YamI 1924, ODER Wb., gourtIaub 1901;
Wf. 8updl citation, 6. & g., UT. Bernort 3123:
GcmoensS iatton Snformntionss piredii, g. & g.,
G.. gatI SAG. ooer Mo., ecurtIano 2728; utb
Ser. 52B, Glib. 9roaotpap.
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Iarmor. uuo 8ranit.W erfe.
8. Silsartuer & ebhne. Tits 2Beit'SaIti'
moresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02

Bapier itno Bapier-9 Often.
emitb, 9irun &C., los uno LOT Suuooer'Stl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02

aitpieri6miebe uno 8%lumbers.
Spbu Snbrrt, RIA abamesse traBe. g. & g.
4. 2elepbpui 8olie 199e-- ~ s~T
Sener-S eriiherungen.
gsm. Z. ebadeifOro & Gu.. 10 uno II Chamber
,Gppal Sniurante So. Of eiperpsol," Senrh 81.
8nrfieIo, 6efihent 0lnnaaer, 101-f02 gbam'
,@ermanin Observation-Disclosures . @efenfbdft,"
Baltimore lrlo 'fortbsStrabe.
@runoeigentbumss aaenten unh
.S1noler.
gierre 6. Tusan & s'epbe,p. 10 Gft'eeriu9ton'
Strdbe.
!Sufihmieo. 3ubebor.
6. seott Yanue Co.. 1862 uno 364 NorosSap'
Gtrabe.
Goblen ltno Sol5.
Serth q. Bon Seine, $50 9uIumbid'aoenhe.
Shmltdiaden uto ltbren.
~. Z. Minsr, go Sit'9aItimoresS trabe.
Hianolei6. @eihGfte.
,Goniolbateo aoan Co.," 1 Norb>GabsS trabe.
Eianus uno Srgeln.
Gbas. %. eticii, 0 Rorosoibertbs etrabe.
@m. anabe g. Co., n9Dric" sSebdlioe Wt. TooaI'
Hbefite. N.4 t
Sapier ltno Bapier-0i Often.
emitb, 9irom &C., 1o5 tno LOT 9auooer'sir.
9lehplatten, Mctaa etc.
aspu. Guuiliu & 60. 1910 8aIberiton'Str.
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9lehplatten, Mctan etc.
qppu, Gunfliu & So. 1910 8alberfton'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-02

9aumaterioIien, 2biiren, 5eniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Sames g. suffer & Co., ito unb 1T Siib'5re'
oertdsStraBe.
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for men, women, boys, girls, and
babies. Handsome new styles in
shoes, made to our
order by the best manufacturers in
the country. Every foot want an
ticipated and fully filed in the full
est fashion.
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SnippingS From a Delaware Blue
Jackets Letter Home.
L. S. 5. Idaho. Portsmouth, n. Yard Va, Sci
tember, 18th 1905.

US S. 5. Idaho Portsmouth n. Yard Va, sep.
TENDER, 18th 1905.
We arrived yesterday about
twelve O'Clock started work at
one o'clock, and finished just be-
tore dinner today.
We received our new mast this
morning it is a sight like a big
tower but is far safer than the Others
under fire.
We are to leave here for Hamp-
ton Roads tomorrow, I believe.
We are to test our gems there /;
and have our speed trial as we'll.
The Idaho will then be turned
over to government if she comes up
to the requirements.
We have both ice machines
going now, they make ice for the
officers, only. Our drinking water
is cooled by cold air; is better, if
anything, than ice water, think.
The ward here has several ships in
it. We will not be able to go
ashore here, as l would like to do,
Just to see the sights.
There is going to be big time
in Philadelphia during Founders
Week quite a few Of our ships
will be in the Delaware. We must
be there Of course, if nothing pre-
vents.
The Red men will parade in force
if they can. The most ofOur Tribe
are navy men.
The men are scrubbing their rit
bags tonight; no doubt they will
scrub hammocks, tomorrow night.
It is rather cold here tonight, for
the latitude we are in. I hope
every one are as we'll as usual at
home.
How did the tomato crop come
but this season We generally |
get everything to eat in its season
we cannot grumble much.
There are a few visitors here
from the other ships in the yard.
You know It's an old saying, "Old
friends will always meet in some
part Of the world, and I find it a
true one too.
The new. mast will make a big
in the looks ofthe Idaho.
We did not paint the ship gray as
we intended as the constructors at
League Island, said they had no
orders from Washington to that eff
feet. And people do not do things
without orders, here.
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'S0o'U ~ and aspirations
and to the books she had read, and
she galloped happily out of the valley
to the tune Of an old ballad. She rode
as a woman should. astride her horse
and noe madly clinging to it in the pre-
posterous ancient fashion. She had
known horses from early years, in
which she had tumbled from her pOny's
back in the stable yard, and she knew
how to train a horse to a gait and how
to master a beasts fear. and even
some of the tricks of the troopers in
the Fort Myer drill she had surrep-
titiously practiced in the meadow back
Of the Claiborne stable.
1t was on Tuesday that John Armi-
tage had appeared before her in the
pergola. 1t was now Thursday after
noon. and Chauvenet had been to see
her twice since, and she had met him
the night before at a dance at one Of
the cottages.
Once free Of the settlement she rode
far and fast until she was quite be-
yond the usual routes of the Springs
excursionists; then in mountain by
ways she enjoyed the luxury Of leisure
and dismounted now and then to de-
light in the green of the laurel and
question the rhOdOdendrons.
Jules Chauvenet bad secured the hills
all day and explored many mountain
paths and inquired cautiously of the
natives. The telegraph operator at the
Storm Springs inn was woman, and
the dispatch and receipt by Jules Chau-
venet of long messages. many of them
in cipher piqued her curiosity. No
member Of the Washington diplomatic
circle who came to the Springs, not
even the shrewd and secretive Russian
ambassador received longer or more
cryptic cables. With the social diver
sions of the Springs and the necessity
for making a show of having some le
Ultimate business in America, Jules
Chauvenet was pretty well occupied, |
and now the presence Of John Armi- |
tage in Virginia added to his burdens. !
He was tired and perplexed, and it
was with unaffected pleasure that he /
rode out Of an obscure hill path into a |
bit Of open wood overhanging a curl |
Gus de4fle and came upon Shirley Clai- /
borne.
The soil was soft, and his horse car
ried him quite near before she heard !
him. A broad sheet Of water flashed .
down the farther side of the narrow /
pass, sending up a pretty squirt of
spray wherever it struck the jutting
rock. As Shirley turned toward him
he urged his horse over the sPringy
turf.
"A pity to dii urb the picture. Miss
Claibornel A 4 ousand pardons! But
I really wished TO see whether the fig
ure could come out of the canvas
Now that I have dared to make the
test, pray do not send me away"
Her horse turned restlessly and
brought her face to face with Chau-
venet.
STEADY, Fanny! Don't come near
her. please this last to Chauvenet,
who had leaped down and put out his
hand to her horses bride. She had
the true horsewoman's pride in caring
for herself, and her eyes flashed angri-
" for moment at Chauyenet's prof
fered aid. A man might open a door
for her or pick up her handkerchief,
but to touch her horse was an alto
gether different business. The pretty,
graceful mare was calm in moment
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Chapter XIV
SHIRLEY LEARNS a SECRET.

0N-0 HIRLEY CLAIBORNE
LINN was dressed for a ride,
NSN and while waiting for
AN9 her horse she reread her
brothers letter, and the
49, postscript which follows
she read twice:
I shall never live down my acquaintance
with the delectable Armitage. My broth
er officers insist on rubbing it in. I even
hear. ma cherie that you have gone into
retreat by reason OF the exposure. IN
admit for your consolation that he really
took me in. and further. l really wonder
who the devil he is or was! Our last in
terview at the club after Chauvenet told
his story fingers with me disagreeably. /
was naturally pretty hot to find him play
ing the darkly mysterious, which never
did go with me, after eating my bird and
drinking my bottle. As a precaution l
have looked up Chauvenet to the best OF
nv ability. At the Austro- Hungarian
embassy they speak well OF him. He's
over here to collect the price Of few
cruisers or some such rubbish from one
Of our sister republics below the gulf
But bad luck to all foreigners! Me for
America every timel
Dear old Dickr' And she dropped
the letter into a drawer and went out
into the sunshine, mounted her horse
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and turned to-
ward the hills.
She had spent
the intermediate
seasons of the
year at Storm
Sprin 6 s ever
since she could
remember an d
had climbed the
surrounding hills
and dipped into
the valleys with
a boys zest and
freedom The
virginia noun
tains were link
ed in her mind
to the dreams
of her youth. to
herearliest hopes
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fro BE Continued