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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Stnntss0nnfri

,Icutihc gaut uun Baltimore" Baltimore
uno 3olibGus Sirube, glIguit ySe6er, 9rdTIs
bent; IS. Z. 6ibt, SdJdpnneipcr. p ''f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
GBridprafc Snmpfer.G umpasnis.

~ Htt
GlegGrte ia ifdgiersSampfer columbia" NIB
4 BNlgutia," -ra
SIo Yuint Comfort nnb ysprfpIf, 9a.
Eultpfer ~oerlaiieil Baltimore tdgIidb (uliSaa
Monument Sollltag5) nm 100 glbenDS uno foiils
men IN oh Bolit Comfort um D ubr Wipr.
gems uIlo 1T g~turtpif I'M 1870 Wloreens an, OIL.
tbItebeIlo an bic @ifenbn1n5iae mad allen
Runiiell oes Siioens 1lno Giioipeitens.
Wort.3iiuer.2 inie.
SlegdHter YailagiersS afupfer yMtIantd."
nan sScits9uint nno Hihmpnb, ia.
Sampler ~perlalte1 Baltimore Sieifiags, 9ous
nctlt1as urlo SariftagS um 8 ubr 9tabntittaes
Lllo ~!ontnlen al gsrii'eotnt nm Z. 40 l'oreeTs
ttt0 in Jiifnl0no I'M 9.20 MorgenS an.
Sie Sdmpter tperoen nuf Der Sins uno Slid.
ldbrt BET eilniitgenl sSetter IN @Iouceiter Boirt,
Clements, Glap 9anf mo gtlntono's anIeeen.
SnnIpfer bcrialeu Baltimore bonn Eiet ar. IS
NIB 10, Notwithstanding.
S~lrd1sgtucte mad alien 4unften ffnneil ees
fiber. @epnd ailaeaeben lino aaiiiten5iinner
in HoraIIs ~reier0irt peroell In Den bieitgen
NiGets@iireaur: yir. 1t9, Cit.8altimpre. strahe,
". ". 9iubiur, Naent; ar. 1921, pft.Saitimpre.
strab:, ooer. bel! ,9uuptsSiireaur an Si0Bt.
nno lecsStraee, gaItim~re, Wlo.
9icubch 1%Spiter, e.. 3. Gbism,
Gen. 81 fdGttsfiDrer. Gen. sGdii ..gtae1s.
:. .. Dse6nnnei. @iIts.Sen. 'goii ,'Iaeht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Spar0 anfen.

YGeutihc .eparOaut uuu Baltimore" &utopr
NM galtimorcsStrnGe '. .t'lt s 4
pSt. 3nlueS Sparbnrt," Qaitinore'StraGc uih
G~uitOmzQOule NOcHIe. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

,WiarnlanS SrnIt Co." NoropeltsGdc. GaIbcrt,
luo @ermun StrGbe. @ritr 6rri6. Rriii-
Dent; G.. e. 3tm%nIernIaltir Sefrettu; Carroll
gan gieB, Shatnteiitcr.
Baltimore Sruit & Guarantee Co." GntitabIe
NniloiHG. - o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

hoIaIlSnIaitpaggpnS na@ NetbsDcrf ttnb be-
reit sunt 0ebrnnn III Der gernSen nno ut
NopofsGtatten un 1000 ateneS.
Ior.gHaaaons, speiferdfen etc. fperben fnreu be-
ioraf bet selepbpW In aler foIeenben Sihet.
8ireaur: Gbarttss unb BaItiucre. Sirdbs, g,
6lt. FobaIsgtattnn. @. & g., 0et. Sermon 3t23;
gnutbensStation Snfornntforssghrec 9. & 3.
ct. 8ouI $40, orb, Gourtlanb 272o; uro
Rr. 500. Giib.8roabipan M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Son Stengel gebt.

Ser scfrctar OcS faiicrIi6cn Sdat-
ANTS rcidlt iciHc G%ciigHatiOn Gin.
Tieicr Sdritt mar nod) Ser 6itan3.
r friiis Oc& otutiden 8eife5 SIT
%crportcn. - StoiieI's SdidioI
nod, uncntidicocu. 49, Gic Gr.
froutmo ocs @oriiecr5 oc5
aricgSgeribtS ocruria6t Ser.
iticbuug oeS llrtbeiI5 ouf Sen
10. 6cbruar. - 9}oh Elm Sdor.
miibcl in Maroffo. Stint
H. 6%ron3oien 0obei pcrIctt,- Seine
@citGtiglmg BON Dem iurdtborcn
@hltba0 inter sen Ara6crn.
Berlin. 6. Grbr. - 6reiberr bon
Stcnqcl, Ser ScfrctGr oe9 f%oiicrli.
den SdoBomta, bat iciuc Gfeltgno'
ton cingcreidt. Scin NodfoIger lit
bis lett nod uid)t crnannt morocn.
Scin Riidtritt lit m3meiielbuft Die
6olge Der tiirjlifen 6inon3friIe mo
ser SHpicriatcit, mcIde Die NeitS-
rc9icrumQ fono, cine 3lIiric0cnitellcn-
sc 26iung Ger 6roQc iiir oac gin5cl-
~itootcn uno politiid)cn Eortcien 81
iin6en.
Gt6iier5 SatdioI unent.
i6ie6en.
Ct. PETERSBURG, 6, 6ebruQr.
Sic @erhdngrng Oes llrtbeiI9
ii6er General St0iiel, meldcr lpegcn
Der anlebIid) ungcrettIerti9tcn lie
bergo6e bon Sort 9lrtbur bier pro5ci,
iirt por0eu 1T, mubtc bis gum 10.
Sebruar pcri6oben mcrocn, "a Der
.q8orIiscr oes ~3rieg&gcritts Crfrnntt
lit.
9 d ii tel in W orotto
0aris, 6. 6ebrl,nr. - General
9'Nmooe, Der @eiCblSbobcr Der Sttlt'
p%ationSormce IN Worotfo, bat bertc
Nben6 ieiner Hegicrrng ctl Eele@
gromm bcS SnbaltS 5ugebcn loIlen
Dab sic Sruppcnobtbcilltng, iuelhe
nit ser gemo6ung Ger aiiite betrallt
lit, gcitern iiiOmeitlih bon aoSbob
Ser RobiO ein GrGiicn gebobt babe,
iuobci Ger 6einb qcihlogcn mrroc.
Slim 5%ron5oien muroen p%crtuunoet.
0onBeS IrmeecorpS mobtL
&ariS, 6. Sebr. - Ger oWIotil"
mddjf bei,te betuilnt, 0oB iucgcn ocS
GrnIteS Scr Sitllotion in Worotto Elm
gon3e5 armcccorp8 mobil 0cmod)t
mor0en un0 oltd 0ie iGmmtlidcn in
5ronfrcid) %Itotionirtcn aolonialtrltp'
pen ouiqcboten noroeu limo.
Sopnniidc 0omper BON
Gbincieu coufiS5irt.
$ on0 Song 6. Sebr. - Die %toiier.
lid fonigliden d)ineiiifcn 3oabenmr
ten boben bellte no6c Mocoo cinen ia
puniifen Iampier coniis5irt, lucldcr
nit @oiicn fiir sic &epolutioniitcrL
ole iid) inter Der 5iibrlnng bon Sun
Yet Cue beiinOclt, belnocn mar.
,Nun aud in Copenhagen.
8 GopenboAen, g.. Gebr. Die
G%openbogcncr @urf, mcId)e iibcr ein
Nfticnfapitnl bon 100000 Der
fiigt, bot lucqen Der 0roBen Gcpoii.
ten. 3liriId5iebunacn tcmporGr ibrc
3obIlrn9cr eingciteut.
8ouperneur SoIi in Sono.
LIT II.
" Sonolull II, 6. Scbr. 49, 8onbcr'
nCur Soli bon Geutih.S omoo lit
bette bier oli bent @egc mad Der.
lin eiugetroifen.
@irb cr rcigeIaiicn?
Ranger, g.. 6ebrlor. 49, &ui6
Sir Sorrp Wac2eom melder felt
iieben Wonaten in ben SGnOen oeS
@onoiten RoiiuIi gemcicn lit, befin.
het lid iett i~nnerboIb bier Stuuocn
bon Eon0er unO miro Notwithstanding
morgen irei0cIoiicn weroen. Ger
britiif)en &e9ierung iii eS id)Iieblih
aelurgen, ibre llnterbonolunocn nit
8oiiuIi 5lm IbidIuB 5u bringen.
Gle fpiro surl Gntqelt iiir sic Grci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
BAIEHI!5aaz&OrHp
A~ All RnAnoS -.rt

Der 9amoeii 5 Statloi naeb gSatbingiou an
28o6entasen Too Ynrm. BIB 500 Nbeuos.
SSriibere 4bfaort bon Der IRt. Decentralization.
Sircitr @rrbinbnng In Der ueite lluipnsSta.
thu 5u sSaibinoton nit aien iitolih 8~spenoen
Sinien. -
'6.05, *6.45, f7.10, F7.45, 1873, $3.50, tt0.50,
III. 5s. s1I.6o Norr;. '12:l3. I12:6a ll.66
*2.4s. 1880, +4.Ie, tt.55 t5;6t NaHm, 800
peri. aamHSen.stssion ffb.Gs, sss.15, fs.so. .T.os,,
fi.2O. 800, $50, 1900, 1000, I'll 90 SIN,
1900 gR. t12o2 II e, tl0o, q; o6 i 200,
1000. .e.i66. .6.ao, +7.o0. $500. ss.1e Wimt.
ieo) $1,000. 1903. .1i.o6. .11s2 MODS
Borui, HIS, 1880 unb 500 Gatbm.
Saserstswa. Wt. SopaI.Station,. t7.45 gmy
+3.b0 yta6m.: GanbeficS !ation. 1875. $500
Sorm, 1850. 1900 satm.
3ippnt Blue 2tne
sfd ghAabetphta aso Hep.Dpft.
Fener 1eemimis on Der Sretnno3pan5tltfsr
Strube, Repsyorf. bsdueIn NAT Sntel6. 36ea'
tern uiib 0effGIt5sNiftrift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
GrObc6en.

Oanburp, Conn.,, 6. Sebrnar.
Die Gimrobuer bon 2%aneSuiae
uno moeren, I'M 5bole bes Solliato:
nic-Sipcr, 5miifen @roofiieIo unO
m.Miliorb, 0eIcgencu Srten mur.
sen 9eItcrn friib ourd) 5ipei Gro
eridiittcriungeu crifredt, nof) mel
den iit 0roBc Iiiie in Scr groc 5cig-
ten. Die erite Grihiitterun9 inno.
nm 8 ltbr 20 Winliten Morgels
itatt, sic 5pcite muroe Inn . ltbr .
Wiuutcn peripiirt. SeOe bauerte
rtebrere Scfunoerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
@crdants G. Mincrs sranspurt. 6,

Wcrdants & Mincrs transport. So.
Tantpfersafnie.
Trnflt nnn 9aiagtere.
*Gnf 9uitOn nno bent Often.
StenitoB, 3olliteriiaG Sdmita9, 6 1lbr MbtnoS.
Nam 8ruuiornce nno bem Eitem.
Wioliag lno Srcitag, 6 llbr gtbenos.
Gndi NeiupUrts9ieius uuo 9auriplt.
Ideli6, ausgeHommen Wtiitfpod) iino Gumftaa,
B. 6 llbr at6enos.
fSraht Gii9ellomntel tdaIi6 bis 8 ltbr Ga6ut,
flr %oenieibcn Gu9 abiabrenoe Sanpfer.
9iadl Sauanrab iiuS bem Sioen.
SlenItng, Spilfierltna, Sanlitag, 6 tlbr Iheno5.
u. y. Gariu, IgeItt, Coma God.
eaupt.sirrah: @crinar- NIB 9isbt.etrake.
U13,4&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
@ei9aftss@ egmeiier.
2eitnnaen 2eitihriiten etc.

,,Sbc Baltimore .GeWs 3d." Eubio stbererou1s
bic, Ueibdtisth9rer, SIS Aet@eruan-str.
9oltmateriolielL S6iirelt, 5enIter-
rabmen, &a0Cn etc.
Sanles q. Sutcr & 60, 1f5 uuo III Stbs5res
bertds StruBe.
Gjeo. 4. sloGn & BRO, Ala aiabtftr. s@ertte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

ris 3ltriid9efebrt mar. Samolafi mar
es uidt gclu1gen Die rltiiiidje NnIei.
be umtcr5ubringen, BON ser 9omparo
inn periifert bate ooB Erentier Gle
menceou iie her3Iih beiiiruorte.
Cine Stro Grpeoition.
EuriS, G.. 6e6ruar. Gas Nlta.
mdrtiqe Amt Bat feline 9eltdtiqun9
Scr WclounQ pon elmer Shlodty IN
nclhcr 10000 Wluuren 0ciuQcu lm0
bcruuuOCt mo sic 6runjoien 100
W}onn cinidlicBlif bon pier Cfii5ic-
rem, perloren bobcn iolltcn, crbultcn.
Niun ninmt bobcr an, 0nB ca iif bel
Der McIDlna nm 0o8 8eic6t bel SEQ.
buib Der Rehio, in meldcr s Strange
icn Beiollen muo 80 pcruunOct MIR
OCu, ban0clt. McitCre MtelOunAcrl
iibcr oicic5 @cicdt bcinQcn, OoB III
i'm 500 2lrobcr gct6otrt lpor0cn limo.
Nui Dem Worih olti &nbaib Der DC
DID hot Die fron30iiihc &oIonnc lln'
fer Sbcrit 0olltcQourO, mclhc nit Der
9cItroiunQ oC9 G6oouios StommC2
bctrout mar, i0runltlidc Goricr oui
ibrcm gScQc nicOcr0cbronnt. GicS Der
onIoBtc Sen AnGriif Der StommcS-
Nn9cb0riQcn, mcIde in GROCER 3obI
Qeqct Die Irun}oicn unriidtCn. Gle
bon Oicicn mitgciiibrtc @rtiQcric
rGumtc inter Den 2(n9rcifcrn GRIND
lid ouf.
General o'9ImoOc, Der fron50iiiGc
ObcrbefcbIabobcr, bat cine pcitcrc
&oIonnc BON scr 9iiitc },rr &critdr-
flung pes Cbcritcn NoutcNourO mo
3lrr 6orticblno Scr StrricrpcOition
ab8ei6idt.
0cS Gompfcrroter.
&rtcgcs.
2on6on 6. 6c6r. - Gle Ieetc
oaaemeinc Sibung Scr bier 5u elmer
Gonicren5 5ltlnmmcngetretcnct Scr
tretcr Der Dcrihicocncn transatlantic
idcn GompierIinicn fonO bclltc Wior=
gen bier itott unO Elm acgcniciti9c5
llcbereintommcn mllroe I'M ollQcnlci.
men llmriiic o%n8cnommen. Der 3ruef
ser Gonicrcn} Dem foitipicIiqcn Ga,
tcnfriegc 5luii6cn Sen Iompicrlinien
elm Gn0c 5u MADDEN, lit oomit 10 gut
mic crreidt. Gemn0d)it mcrocn in
Sibungcu ser 5uitGnoigcn NuSidiiiit
Ole Gi%n5elnbcitcn 0cS belrtc cr5icltcn
2(llo0lcida mcitcr ollS9cor6citct mcr.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
9L0nOfntcn.

N0uOtQtCll. on. w
g. GurBnrt sgtmcr, Rebt5dnunIff linton -IrliIt
BuiloinH. baltimore. Ut0. 9Clae Telephone.
5rnuci6 =. Glcmm, Jic9t5uHpalt 225 Ct. galls
SirObC. Baltimore, NO.
aurl VI. W. SdulB, l2G-t20 Gam BUILDING.
8uitnuuS 0UrD, 2Gt-2G9 GaIncrt 9tuitninu.
a.. &m, Srtmnun, III oros6barlessStrlh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Jruit.Golnnaonien,

aH.
p@iarNlanO 5rnit Co." 9ioroneits9dc, GaLbcri'
mo @ermuns StrGbe. @ritr 0rri6. Rriiiz
Dent; G.. z. 3tinnlernlaltlL Sefretdr; Carroll
&al gteB, Shutneiitcr.
Baltimore SruIt & Guarantee Co." @QltitubIe
VnIlolnG. -f..
N0uofntcn. m
g. Gorbnrt eGtmcr, Hebt5dnpnIff linton -Grlift
EutlhiuN. baltimore. Ut0. VClne Telephone.
5ranct9 y. &!entll, 5IcdtsanpaIt. 225 Ct. Saul
Str0GC. Baltimore, no.
aarl NJ, NJ. efule, l2G-t20 ontp Guiloing.
Wuitnuitc Nurb, 2Gl-2G9 Gnlbcrt 9~'nitnltig.
~. @m. Srtmnun, III giorosGbarle Strlbe.
2anOmirtGifoitliAe @crdt1c 1tnS
SGmcreien.
@ritiitb & Surner 81, 2O5 GorOsBacus Strabe.
Wdrmor. lun0 Grant, @erfe.
g, Siladrtuer & e5guc, 7il-71s g9eit.@aIlis
nIoresStrabe.
Blum6ing, Furnaces, STANCES unO
Sefcn 9o6ocfen mo Hinneu.
seHtrtt SrOS, 523 @oros5 mont Gpenue.
Gltpfcridmieoe mo g(lm6er8.
3oBn Subert, t7t4 1balnca-S trabe. e. & g.
IcIcp0on: 9Sulie 1899.
6elter.& criiderltngcn.
@m, s. ebudrlioro q g., 10 uHO II Gbambcr
Of Commerce.
poiural 5uiurnuec 50. Of eiusrppul," Senrb ~.
gSnritelo, Neitoent WIand9er, 10i-102 ebGnl'
her 81 Commerce Vllt.tIlq.
r@erntnnin 6cncrpcriidcruias : 8eienifaft,"
baltimore l'Io -Fort6s Strube.
@rln0ci0cnt6umS- Igcnten unh
-SGn0ler.
&ierrc Is. 5ngnu q Gcpbetu, 10 Sft.2eringtou.
STRIDE.
Suiidntico- 3ubeb0r.
g.. ecott @aDue 81, 3G2 uno 3G1 NIorosGjnbs
&oblCn urt0 Sol3.
Semi q. Ban Seine, $50 Columbia sNoemte.
Sdmldin6ell un6 ,llbren.
u. :. @iUcr, 90 OftNaltimorc.s trabc.
...i. g Gfouolei6.@ eIf1ftc.
yGoniOliSntrO ecau Gu,," 1 9ioro- @aGrstrabc.
fE'~ 8i0nos nn0 Srgeln.
G6as, VI. etirfi 0 gOrS 2iBerib= stroBe.
&m, 0uaDe d. o., ~Nurtc" sGebduoe, Mt. HolnI'
Ipcnuc. ''
E1pier mo Fapter, Often.
Smith, 1igun 60, lo5 rno 1o7 9anopers9 ctr.
@lcdplattcn, Metou etc.
2Npi, GUntliu e. Co., 1910 @nlbcrfturtsSir.
9ctcftin-N gcntltrcn.
@ilpir. etrunic ScteititeG Gentur, I UfnnfStc.,
baltimore, lin. Ct, Fultl 1920, gtlelWiits
tbetlglNcn QcDeim %gcDnlte1t. .Ferf6plthe 9luf,
mcriiumfcit QcGcbctl. III tf -.
epansaner 4 sdmiOt drii4er pei emitb, @eIt
& S5ollS, SOB GdIOcrt 8uilot1G.
3
2cidJcnbeltathr, p.
ennoerS q eGbnc, 1908 lid, Gnntsus9 lpenlic.
&m. 6nuf, &ortbs mn @reCIlntoitntsgIUcfte
---- -..
SrieoG0ic. :e III.
.,2pnoun TART 6cmetcrp," Sificctg 81. gSefts
SaratogasSirabc. "'
!BzlIErI!5gggZ9g&yQlrllp
R~AILRQADOS 'tat
SSeIitb. S.rI. I'D. NopaI. Ssri. gaam
@bieaso (n'a 4ittSJ ,1deli6 lab Y. 500 y.
&pieagu (b.n Yltts) .Idgllh 1913 VI. u12g22 V.
eDlca3o (yiepary .Ldsht 4.l5 u: 400 Y.
Slnc. 81 Z u. ISblg. 2delt1 7.458 s.00N.
@inc. II. st. g.. .Ideli6 2.43 ", 1900 q.
@iHc. Il. 81 w.. .2aalip 1880 ". 11.06 ".
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Blum6ing, Surfaces, STANCES unO
SeicL So6ocfen un0 Rinnen.
Seiitrtt Bros, 1923 ros5remonts9luemle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

Wdrmor. ln0 @ranit- @crfe.
g. Siladrtuer & e5Guc, 7t4-7is g9elt9alii.
1iiuresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

elter.Gcriiherungcn.
@nt, L. ebndrlfOro q So, 10 uno II Gbamber
OF Commerce.
y9iOpal 5uiurnuec 50. Of 9iusrppui." Senrb ~.
gSnriielO. RcItoent Wiand9er, 10t-t02 9banls
her Of Commerce Qilt.tng.
nGerninntn cmcrueriidIerung $ Wcienidlaft,"
Baltimore EHO ,fOrt6sStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

<pfcrihmiebe mo glltm6er8.
SuBn Su6ert, 17tl IbamcS- StraGe. Is. & g.
IclcpOOn lSulie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Griffith & surmer 81, POS morb.Baca. etrabe.

2anomirtDidoftliAe @crGt1c un0
SGmcreien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
COURT MUST DECIDE
Bnrkeeper, Driven Out by Law, Would
Reject Lensc.

Barkeeper, Driven Out by Law, Would
Reject Lense.
Judging from the rapidly with which
the recently vacated bar rooms, forced
out Of business by the working Of the
Dabney law, are being taken UP for
use In other lines of business, real
estate on business streets must be in
great demand. A number OF the old
bar rooms will he turned into moving
picture exhibits, and others will be
Used for various purposes.
In the case Of Giannotti. at Ninth
and Broad Streets peculiar conten-
tion has arisen, and may lead to an
unexpected court decision. The former
saloonkeeper proposes to contest furth-
er payments on his unexpired lease on
the ground that he rented the place
for bar room, as stated in the lease;
that he has been thrown out Of bust
ness through no cause of his own, and
that through tho processes Of the Dab
rey law he is now unable to fulfil
his part OF the contract and continue
to keep bar room In the house. The
case vii; be heard in the City Circuit
Court next Tuesday, and the verdict
will set precedent for number OF
other barkcepers who have unexpired
leases or their hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

Arthur Bishop, Eddie Moore, Albert
Huband, Elmore Grimes, Mr.. Luck. OTIS
Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.Albright ana
Mr.. and Mrs. A. .. Yatcr.
Games were played and refresh.
ments served:
Property Snies.
Messrs. Augustine Royal & co. have
severe valuable property sales sched.
uled for this wee.
At g o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
they Will sell at public auction three
suburban homes IN Burfoots Addition.
On Wednesday, they will sell at auction
dwelling thereon, at the southwest
corner OF Nineteenth and Spring
Streets. On Thursday they Will sell
four building lots at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Perry i..ects.
Personals ana Briefs.
The Board OF 1Olice Commissioners
has been called to meet Tomorrow
night at 8 O'clock
Mayor II. A. Maurice, who has been
in Philadelphia attending the funeral
|of hsinunt, who died there on Wednes-
day, returned to the city on Friday
might.
Mr.. A. j. White, who received pain
full Injuries several days ago while at
WOTk f,COHllHueS 10 e 4CoHHneO TO MS
home. no. 814 Decatur Street. His con-
dition ~ slightly improved.
The Roard OF Water Commissioners
has been called to meet on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hackett is critically III at
the home Of her on-in-law. w. M.
F'armer,fin North Carolina. Mrs. Hack
EFT is a native OF North Carolina. and
spent most OF her life in that State.
Miss Violet Parkinson is Ill at her
home. No. 221 East Thirteenth Street.
The only municipal meeting sched-
|uled for this week Is that OF the coun-,
Gil, on Friday night.
c. s. Wells. A. L. Sampson and j. r.
Robertson, trustees Of Manchester
Lodge OF Masons, have conveyed to-
Jacob Levy the lot next the Masonic
Temple, on the north side of Hull
Street, for $1,000.
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WlTHDRAWs FROM WORLD

Wife OF President, OF Purdue University
Adopta YOGa Teaching.
LAFAYETTE. IND. May 2s- President
Winthrop Ellsworth Stone, OF Purdue
University. confirmed last night a report
that his wife has withdrawn from the
world. including her husband and family
to pursuaa mystic teaching supposed to
be Imported from India. He and his two
sons are hearthroken and would eagerly
welcome her back, hut are unable "a
reacn her. Tho circumstances are laid
by President Stone before the board OF
trustees OF the University with his reslg-
nation, but the board has voted unani.
mo,,sly to retain President Stone In the
official position he has held with con-
spicuous success since 1900, Three ysars
ago there was ORGANIZED IN La fayette a
class In so-called Yoga philosoph Many
women and some men In the college
town Joined the class. which became
quite the fad with certain highly-edn.
Gated people 1t was taught that the
complete power OF the Yoga involved
nwltharawa or separation from, klndTsd
and friends. N tiI
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MAKE FIGHT OVER DANIEL
Thomas and Others Expected to Try
aud Compass His Defeat.


LYNCHBuRG,, VA, May 1.-THE
Campbell county convention met to-
day at Rustburg and provided for the
selection of delegates to the State con-
ventlon, the selections to be made OH
May 18th. Each precinct will be given
a delegate, and they will be elected BY
precinct ass-neetings, unless some
voter demand precinct primary. In
case OF q primary, persons desiring to
go to the convention Will have to
offer as candidate, The resolutions Of
the committee provide for the unit
vote In the county.
There is no doubt but a primary will
be held in Senator Daniels precinct,
and a strong effort is to be made by
former Senator Thomas to defeat him,
should Major Daniel offer as a candt-
date as delegate from his precinct. *
hard fight will be made against Major
Daniel and II he does not carry his
precinct he Will not BIO a member OF
tho State convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

! bers of the Legislature spoke. was
semphasized. To this was due in a
large measure the passing OF the sew
eral educational measures which were
before the last Legislature. The school
icommittee of twenty ladies visited
each of the twenty-seven schools OF
the city twice during the session.
] This committee interests the women
lin and familiarfzes them with the
/ work OF the city schools and encour.
ages the teachers and the children OF
J, the schools visited. Gratifying reports
were made by the committee concern
Ing the AFFINITY of the teachers and
/ the efforts In some schools to renuer
/ the rooms more attractive by the pres
ehce OF plants, pictures and other
things. Reference W: made to the
overcrowding of the schools; tile lack
of Fairgrounds and the need of en-.
tension. OF Kindergarten and manual
arts work The attention OF the assoc
citation was also called to the
fact that the teachersta-e poorly paid,
and that s. me of the SCHOOLS are in a
dilapidated condition.
The city history commit tee has had
prepared forfuse IN the schools articles
on the many points OF historical in
Z I; s1---' some OF the leading events In,
which the city has figured. and some OF
its largest enterprises. These articles
Will be put into pamphlet, so as to-
form available historic data of the
'city's life. The nature study commit 4
tee has planted many flowcrssands done
other work which has greatly en-
HANGED the appearance OF the school
grounds. s5i 81, t
In February the kindergarten and
manual arts committees secureds a spe-
lcia1 hearing before the Finance Com
|mltteei of the City Council, In the in
terest Of the appropriations asked for
the extension of these branches OF
school work. The Apr opriation asked
for was $24,619, as against 81. 600 last
crease of 81 per cent. Owing to- tho
large number Of children in the new
territory, and to other expenses, this
will barely hold the work where It
now Is.
Plans for Future.
AS to the work now before the as
ISOLATION, much more has been planned
9r bngs Be ne
The protection of the scholars from
fire: repairing the old and building
new school houses: removing schools
ng nSese
other matters of Importance. were re-
commended by the president.
4, Enconragins Irepor,ts were q read by
tie ae afeasuFsr Mn az ra nna
Tucker that OF the. latter showing
surplus OF more than 800 to the cred
1t OF the association. vi s5sss 81
Election OF o Ulcers.
Y The election of officers resulted as
follows: .3;;s; s52sii tsss
Presidew. Mrs. B. &. Munford.
First Vtce-Pres ident---TArs. Claude a.
Swanson. b a III
Second vice-President, Dr., S. G.
Secretary, Mr.. Albert III. Hill.
Assistant Secretary Mr.. James G.
3IIarW rood. ss Ii 3. M ~
H Treasurer, Mr.. William Crump
Tucker. s 5 S4
4 Executive committee hrs ]. r. sra-
SHELL. Mrs Milton Marcuse, Mr.. Huns
don Cary and Mr.. r. Il Blanton