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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
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ASolpb Bntbcrlct, 9fe6isaniuaIt. g1r. 10, Oft,
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NIcruu0cr @rOmn x SObnc fQufen
100000 G%bIiqotionCn Der BAL
timore Ohio Nobr. - Ger 81
u~un5plun Der ncllen groBen
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Grun5uftioncu in baltimore. Die
Obligutioncn lpltroen Oircft bon Der
@obn 2 @eiellifoit getouft. Aller-
oin9a lit oltb Die o@ituruntp Srult
@omponp BON Nerp Dorf" IN Der
5%runauftion interciirt. Gie Mcrtbe
linb $2,072,O00 3127pro5e1tiger Dol
timore Ohio 8or5ugs SbIigotio.
nen, $LO25,OO0 4.pro5. Baltimore
Sbio I. &ppotbef Sbligutioncll, II.
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mn nit 3lltinurntn9 BON 6lpel Grit
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rang crbnltenoe Sbllgotioncn NltS.
0obe fam nltr DON 5mei Grittcl Der
NftiotGren olttorillrt mcr0cn. Sor-
I0uiig iouen mn $l,0O0000 Sor.
suqs- un0 $i,O00,000 Stomm 9Itticn
perollSgubt mcroen. Sierpon lit min.
oeitens Die SGlite crioroerlid fir Die
@efriebigung Der Gigentbiimer mo
NftionGrc ser conlolioirtcn 6abrifcn.
Son ben Gor5ugs 9 Nftien IoIlen 81.
uGdIt MIR $4,000 in Den Ytarft ges
braft mcroen mo cine ein5clne Ycrs
ion fam nidt ntebr ais 200 Mntbcile
crbolten. H~lonobGnoler bobcn Den
Wor5ug, INTO tie bctonmen Die Tor.
5u9s Nftlen gum Foriipertb 500.
8oS Die Eidnob4nOler nidt nebmer,
miro Damn Dem Fubliflm i'm IuNe4
meinen 81 $102l2 pfierirt. Den Fto-
n~obGnolern miro bis gum IS. Slt!i
Belt gegeben, Ittlcn 81 6eidncn, uno
am 10. September miro Der Geit Der
Eolbcn MiQion alf ben oQgemeinen
Vturft gelporfen. Nuf StummnttiCn
lperOen 0ipioenocn bc5oblt, iobolb
Ger lleberihuB Die Sobe bon 80 Yro-
sent Der mlsitebenoen &or5lgS.It.
ten errcid)t bat, ooer un0ciGbr So
100000. Aae Standardization Der
cin5elnen 6pmpugnien, Ole sur Bet
Der CONDITIONING beiteben mililen
bon bieicn beglifen neroen.
Cine @eiierun9 bemerf-
bar.
Die geitrige Ibrehnung 0ea @al-
timorc Clearing Souic mar nllr
$997,392 gcringcr ais Die Abrehnuna
ont 8letfIolllcnben Gage OcS Sors
iobreS. Canals betrug Die glbred).
nung $4,77S,23S, geitern mar Iie 49,.
7S0,Sl6. 0icieS 5eigt cine oIlmGlige
Yclierung.
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9eteftip Meenturen.
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Spanoauer & NTH (friiber BEL emitb. yaett
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rsit Sum Sebran1 In ber gamben, unb Wat.
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Flrnbing, SURFACES, Ganges unS
Sefen, 0ohoeden mo Hiunen.
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SruIt Gonnpoanien.

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2anopirtbidaftlife @erGtbe ,,no

S0mereier.
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9oumateriolien, Ebiiren, Seniter'
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oeridsStrlBe.
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Ea7c snr Geiic' ina NmslanS bef
iorat 8, &ainc, Nr,, Alb, Git's'alti-
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(aprtl20. 6Ilte) .
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Warmor- ltn0 8ranit. Werfe.
g. Silsartner & sdbnc, ia. .71s g8eit.gaItis
t1oresStrabe. 90 '.
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REORGANIZATION


Sanoere d Sbhne, 1908 .17t0 Gantpns9toerl
Nni. oupf, NORTH ino .8reenfrounts9lpenue.
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"Souopn Rarf Gemeterb," Office: 81 BeIt.
Saratoea.S trabe.
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gledplatten, Wetan etc.
spen, 0entlim & so. (incorporirt), 10. 10,
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&itpferlfmieOc uto GlumbcrS.
5phn onbcrt, 1714 3bamessStr 6. &, 50
Selepbpl: Iolfe 1909,
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Die geItrige Ibrehnung oeS Bal
tinlorc Clearing Souic mur MIR
$997,392 qcringcr ais Die N%bretnl,na
ont glcihlouicnoen Gage 0cS Sor.
iubreS. Canals betrug Die gbred).
nung $4,77S,23S, geitern lpar lie 49,.
,7SO,Sl6, 0icieS 5eigt cine o~llmdlige
Yciicrnng.
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Eapier uno Yopier. Giiten.
srnitb, Sirun &c., t05 mo t07 Sanpbers Ctr.
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Tinnmjtcacs.

NlcrunOer @romn x S0bnc fauien
$IO0OOOO CbliQotioucn Scr Bal
timore Ohio Nubtl. - Ger 81
uun3plan Der nellen groBen
Niuno GompoQnic. - Die Cleo
r~inQhollic 2lbredmng.
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Tionos uro Srgeln.
Sbas. M. Stieff, 0 9loros2ibertus etrabe.
Wni. anabe & 6u, Tarfs9lpe. uno SaDeitesS Ctr.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
SPRlNTER IS NAMED
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR
President Appoints Olympic Run
ner TO Position at Port Of
Philadelphia.

President Roosevelt's admiration for
the achievements OF the American ath-
letes at the Olympic games ar London
Is responsible for the appointment OF
Melville W Sheppard. the champion
half-miler. 10 be an inspector OF Gus
toms at the port OF Philadelphia.
II was learned today that President
Roosevelt conceived the idea OF reward
ing the heet-footed New York man
while the victorious team was at oyster
Bay. When Sheppard was presented
the President commented that the run
ner, like two OF his team mates was A
member Of the New York police force
No, I'm not" said Sheppard mourn
fully. They turned me down as physl-
CaIly unfit"
My, my" said the President sympa-
thetically. Il wish I were police com
missioner now
Sheppard wished so. too. but heard
nothing more about the incident until
he received an Official communication
giving him the Federal appointments.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
NO WEDDING BELLS
FOR Me-, TOO BUSY"
Nat Goodwin Denies Rumors
of Engagement to Edna
Goodrich.

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-"No wedding
bells for me- ! am too busy making
money to think OF marriage. and gossip
about Miss Edna Goodrich and myself
is without truth" declared Nat Q.
Goodwin. actor and mine owner, who
is at the Auditorium Annex Hotel.
Mr. Goodwin came TO Chicago yester-
day afternoon with his partner. George
o. Weeden, from Reno, New, and they
viii leave for New York Monday even
Ing, after attending a mining brokers
banquet" to be given on Monday for
himself and partner.
I returned from Europe seven weeks
ago." he said. and while there did not
see Miss Goodrich. Why should 1? She
Is fine little woman. and all that. but
our relations have simply been OF bust
ness and not OF the heart Ny mar
rage to and divorce from Miss Maxine
Elliott, secured last week, is public
property.
Il am now an actor, business man,
newspaper publisher-for I have the
Reno Daily Gazette-and miner. Is that
not enough to keep me busy without
hunting around for more domestic
trouble? ] guess
This idle gossip about Miss Goodrich
and myself is rot. The same may be
said regarding young Harry Mcmillan
a nice fellow OF GOldheld, who. they
tattle, will marry Miss Elliott Nothing
to H. Idle gossip"
The Washington times., 1908-10-17

Hindu Juggling, mind reading, tears.
and story Of how she had been sold
to a sure enough prince Of India for SO,
failed to impress Judge Mullowny in
the Police Court this morning. and as
a result Martha Bakhsh was fined So.
Miss Eakhsh, seventeen years Of age.
caused policemen to gasp as they gazed
at the beauty Of her face. And she told
story rs mystifyins as any Juggling
feat. Of tn" natives OF India.
You see" explained the girl. I was
at the Norfolk exposition Angie Smith
4 real Hindu prince, was at the fair
and was demonstrating teas and palm
reading. He met me, and my mother
seid it would be d soOd thing Il we
were married. and as we both came
from India. SO would do in the place Of
e long marriage ceremony So we were
married. The prince had to go to New
York. he said. and promised to send for
me; but he did not, so I came to Wash
inEton.
I had met Tony, a barber from Nor
fcik, in Pennsylvania avenue last Sat
urday.'
Tony was fined, ard so was the girl,
with the understanding shar II her par-
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
College Life All Topsy- Tnrvy,
Woodrow Wilson Tells Alun1nf
Head of Princeton Says Athletics Are Overdone and
Whole Course Is Away From Training Men
for Real Achievement.

is much wider and more various and
more subtle than that
The social life OF the student has
grown and taken on variety u-til il has
thrust study on one side and dwarfed
the very thing for which tire college
was established. What the college needs
is what the nation also needs: TO ave
a synthesis made Of its variety: 10 have
its variety made unity. its riva, and in
consistent interests brought into a real
and working community OF interests
The college spirit has gone to pieces. but
its pieces are there to be assembled II
the right way be found 70 assemble
them. The cOmpulsion 70 find Il IS OBJ
viOus and imperative. The nation needs
trained and disciplined men. men who
know and who can think: men who can
perceive and interpret, whose minds are
acUs. Oned TO difficult tasks and to Gues-
lions which cannot be threaded except
by minds used to precise and definite
endeRvCr.
such men II Is not getting from the
present processes OF college life, and
cannot get until that life Is organized
in different spirit and for a different
purpose
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
SURE

Every woman whose husband Is a
failure is sure that he would have sue
ceeded had he followed her advice
Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 17--Promi-
nent educators and alumni Of universe
ties throughout the country, who were
assembled for the celebration Of Haver-
ford Colleges seventy-ffth anniversary,
were stirred by the CO Istic comments
made by President woodrow Wilson, Of
Princeton University. on American col
lege life OF today. He deplOred the fact
that study was incidental to other
phases Of student life. He placed the
blame on the. colleges, which be de-
scribes as suffering from a common dis
solution
Courses Of study in our schools have
ceased to be courses at all and have de-
generated into a mixed mass OF sub
jects meant to serve every interest and
every utility Of modern life" he said
Athletics are Overdone and their pur-
pose and spirit are undoubtedly too
often perverted, but that Is a small part
OF the matter. The eXaggeratiou Of
athletics is a mere incidental symptom
and not the disease at all It's cause
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
REPUBLICANS PLAN
MONSTER MEETING
Postmaster General Meyer Booked
for Principal Address at Ma
sonic Temple Tonight.

The Republicans OF Washington have
planned for tonight what -hay expect
10 be the largest political yIeeting OF
the present campaign. the old Masonic
Temple having been engaged for the
purpose. ana Postmaster General George
Won l. Meyer having been booked for
the principal address.
Forty Of the leading business men OF
the city have sent letters Of accepts ce
20 T Lincoln Townsend. chairms OF
The committee en- arrangements. and
al viii have seas on the platform as
vice presidents.
In addition 10 the address Of Post
master General Meyer, speeches will
be made by Simon Wolf Judge H NJ.
Foot. and former Solicitor Of Internal
Revenue Arthur b Hayes
The meeting is under the auspices OF
the League Of Republican state Clubs
Of the District.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
COSTA RICAN AGAIN
PROMOTING PEACE

DR.. Luis Anderson, Of Costa Rica. who
presided over the peace conference held
in Washington last fall by delegates
from Central american countries. has
returned TO the Capital on another mis-
sion Of peace.
. He hopes, he says, 10 settle a bound
a-y dispute which has existed between
the Republic OF Panama and Costa RIGA
for many years. This dispute is over
banana land claimed by a fruit company
in New York and also by one in Bait
more. According 70 DR.. Anderson there
az lease four claimants 70 mall strip
OF territory.
Dr.. Anderson expects to solve this
problem this wintCd.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
REVERSING ETHICS.

II is now known that but for insects
half the diseases Of the world would be
unknown. In our young days we used
20 read in the goody-goCdy books how
the hardened criminal who ended his
life on the EaIlowS began his career of
infamy by killing flies. Today our chill
dreu ought, perhaps, to be taught the
duty % killing flies on any and every
occasioH.-Kimberley Diamond Fields
Advertiser
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
PESSIMISTIC SAYINGS.

II a young man shows a decided bent
to get rid Of HIS money IL won't take
him very long 10 go broke.
A woman should never marry a man
to reform him until she can make
satisfactory Omelet out OF bad eggs.
When a woman has occasion TO visit
her poor relations she always likes TO
talk about the trouble she had with her
hired girl--Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
HIS ONLY CHANCE

'Brainleigh, the novelist, allowed
himself TO be run down by an auto
yesterday"
Why such insane darlng?''
He hopes to get enough out Of the
owner of the machine tc enable him
to publish his new novel himself!"-
Puck
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
A NEW THOUGHT.

Think slim thoughts and you'll be
slender.-New York paper.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
PLANT DESTROYED;
LOSS OF A MILLION

ROCK ISLAND. IL. Oct I7.-Nearly
all the rough lumber and half the man
ufacturing plant OF the Rock Islad Sash
and Door Works. one Of the largest Of
its kind in the country, was destroyed
by fire with a loss OF about 100000.
An incident OF the fire WAS the COM
plete suspension Of the traffic on the
main line OF the Rock Island railroad
and on the Milwaukee and Burlington
roads. Railroad telegraph lines and
local telephone and power circuits were
demOTaliZed-
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
OPERATORS SLIP
WARNS BURGLARS

GOehner, Neb.. Oct. 14-While try
ing 20 telephone TO a bank president
that cracksEen were drilling the safe
In his hank. the telephone OpeartOr here
made mistake and rang the telephone
IN the bank itself instead
The burglars ans rFered and were given
the Information lat their movements
had been discovered. and that q posse
was forming 20 guard the rear.
The burglars thanked the telephone
operator ana escaped through the rear
door.
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
Hindu Beauty, in the Police Court,
Tells Strange Story of DeSerton;
PrIrceLy Husband Had Bought Her

ents are found the fine will be Cancelled
IL they agree 70 take her home.
I'm about Half out OF money" the
ba rber explained: but II you give me
a chance. I'll hurry out and shave until
1 Set the money"
The judge couldn't see It this way, 50
TONY went to tail
The Washington times., 1908-10-17
BEGINNING MODESTLY.

Dokager-So you are commencing a
practice here. You're rather young
aren't your
Young Medico-Oh-er-we only
expect to start on children first. YOU
know.-Punch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-21
Chester Gillette Says
"Ym Not As Bad As
Harry Thasy. Anyway


AUBURN. ". Y, Feb. Chichester
Gillette. slayer OF Grace Brown. whose
death warrant, fixing the week OF
March 30 as the time for his execu
ton. was signed at Albany yesterday
says he is not as bad as Harry X
Thaw. In statement to his sister
Gillette said:
Il don't believe that am one-hun
dredth part as bad as Harry Thaw
but there is nothing before me but the
electric chair, and look at him, with
freedom just ahead OF him. 1t ism;
because he Is any crazier than / am
either. but ] am unfortunate enough
To be born penniless. Hundreds saw
him fire the bullet that killed White
and they want TO electrocute me on
circumstantial evidence"
Gillette. when he heard that the
date for his execution had been set
made a statement reiterating his limo
cence OF Grace Browns murder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-21
DETROIT PROOF

J. A. Murray. 504 canton-st.. Detroit.
Mich. says: Since Doan's Kidney Pills
never had occasion to use them or any
other kidney remedy. Prior TO their
use. / suffered great deal from con-
slant pains through my back. accom-
panied by headaches and dizzy spells.
j had no energy or ambition and some
times felt 30 tired and worn out that
IL seemed az II / would be unable TO
perform my work. When learned OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. / procured a box
at Gray q Worcesters drug store. and
after using them a short time. felt like
different man. The pains in my back
disappeared as also did the other an
noyances. / will always recommend
this remedy when 1 hear anyone COM
planning OF kidney trouble"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-21

John J. Smith. a prom
Albany, Ind, says: For
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-21
BOY BANDIT WHO
DID 100 TRICKS
CONFEssEs
JAMEs A. BAKER, ALLEGED MUIR
DERER or STATION AGENT.
NAsBEp BY RusE AFTER 1000
MILE CHASE.


NEW YORK, Fob 2l.--AIter eiuo
Ing the detectives after q chase OF
1000 miles. James A. Baker, OF Col
umbus. o.. A. today locked ND here
,,1,.r-ea Nth tha murder of station
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