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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
NnS Ocn SaQcn Scr Sbcmi3.

Nns 6cn 9ntteH Der SDtn1ls.
@idbout uno W}arinc inter oorl0ll
iiQc glnfIoac QcitCllt. - Die Nu-
: tluQc umiuBt licbcn Ernftc. -
Alter, Climber &iiitliug erbdlt -
Sabre 3uhtbolt8. @loubcn@
bCilcrin Dor @eri6t.
Qic llntcriuhung Ser icniotionc.-
len o@ruit "Nntlngcn qcNen ). Nrt
tblr gSidbom uno &omcS s.. NtorinH,
friibcrc StrnBcn0urdbrl6a 3 Cont
nriiiqrc, Olrd Die @roBgcifmorcncu
iii bcrcita ubgcihIoiicm un0 }mnr
nit 0ent Neiultote, Dob Die porlGllfi8c
NnfloQe qcgCn Die Nciocn crbobcn
mur0c. 0telclbc m1iuBt pier Elu1ttt
Nc0cn icocu Der 8ciocn gclonOcrt
uno nrei Ilmttc gcHcll @Ci0e &c
m%cinidnitIid). Die c~ritcren b%c5ichcI
iih olti Den Teriltd) }llr %GrInuAlmG.
bc}m. ole @hmubmc bon Ncitcd)unA2=
QcIOCrn ais oiicntIihc Nconltc in@c,
troQc bon $4,000, bc5p. $1500$2l2
So un0 $SS.1O; Die lcbtcrcn alti Oic
&eridJuoruma sur G%rIonNlnu bon
@clocrn BON %obn 9. HobcrtloL Csc
neral g WcidGit3filhrCr Der Wt0ru
l0no 4upcmcnt 50, bon 9Snl. No.
Glocr ltuo Ger Mtorulono Euucmcnt
Company.
so cnoCt sic Gorricrc ci
mes oltcu Spl0oten."
Sreocrid y. &ininQitpL Elm blin0cr
%eteron oea Niirgcrtricgc3, pltrcc
gcitern Dom Nid)tcr MriAbt inn Sri
minulgcriht 5r 10 Snbrcn 3ldtbmt:
uCrurtbcilt, Hod0em CT iidl uti biz
Nntloac, ltb al mcbrcrcn tlcinc (,
Wtdhdcft Crinlincll ucrgunGcn 5u ia.
bclL .idul0iA" bcfnrmt bottc. Ntt
Icin Sitter mo icinc N%lin0bcit, 10
lilbrte 9iid)ter @riAbt aus, rcttc ibN
Dor Dem @uINcn. &ipiuglton ltono
id)on eiitn1ol III @Ciobr, nit Sellers
Sod)terlein Nod5cit ST mohcn, ais
ct Dor odt &ubrcn inter Der Ynflo0t
Iton0. icine @ottin crmoroct SIT bo
ben. Gt mrbc oon1oI3 icood fret
GcIprod)Cll. Ter Ncrurtbeiltc perlrr
iein IllQcnlid)t IN Der Shludt BON
6oir OATS mo bcjog felt iener 3clt
cine Eeniiou bon monotlid 500.
Seine ill0cnolidc Sodter mar I'M
@erid)taiuol unmcicno, oerlieB oen-
Ielben ieood) inter beitigem SblltdD'
gen. beoor OnS llrtbcil geiprodcn
por. D9oS cnoct sic Gorricrc zines
olten SoIooten" mllrmeItc ser 9liu.
sc, OILS er obgefiibrt mrroc.
8lanbcnSb ctlcrinpo 8c-
rid t.
Grait Gli5obctb CHERRY, sic Siibre.
rim elmer ncllen rcligiGlen Sefte, Der
d)riitlidlen Stride ser Q0ttlidcn @ii-
icnihoit mltroc pom Nihter StoG-
bridge III NbtbcilunA , ocS Grim;.
undergraduates bon Der NntIoge ircigc.
iprod)cll, inter inlidcn &oripiegelun.
gen $40 BON tSrou Wtorp Hobner er.
bolten SIT babcn. Die Nnacflngte
IoIlte Dos @cl0 on9cbIib ooiiir be
fommcn bobcrL Nrou Nobner BON
Nbeu1atlHnlt2 81 bcilcn lpoS ibr ies
ood ridt GcIong, Nui Dem 3ellgen.
Itonoc errcgtc bic Nngetlogte 5ienlI,'
Dies IiIflcbcn, inorm lie bcboiiptetc.
0ottlidc &nIpirotion 81 bciiterl mo
I'M Stolt0c 5t lein, ollie Nrten BON
&rontbeitcn ourd) bloBeS Nltflege;l
Der 0Gnoc bcilen il fonllen. Sie
boffc, 10 lngtc lie, nod Dor Iblour
Solnmera Ole aloit ST. gclpif.
men, lo9or Die Iobten sum Seben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21

ullf5nermcdcn. llnqcidbr Dor ci1cm
Sabre modte Srou Gbcrrp picl bon
iih rc0cn, ais lie cine lIn5obl ihrcr
@cfebrtcu in GoIgotc'a Greet touitc.
&erniinftigca l(rtbciL
Die G7idbriqc 9ic2crin SDloju
1obueu, cine iriibcrc Sflopin, mcldt
onQcfloqt mur, iih IN ocm @ogGou
Der StroBenbubn b0@miliger g2ciic
ullf ben SGoB BON Sri, Marie Glur.
ninqbom QcirBt SIT hubclr mlr0c uon
9tidtcr StodbrioQe I'M 10 6cnt9 be,
iuoit; tic bat niht ole Soften ot3
Ncriobrcn@ SIT trugcll. 0ie Negcriu
bate 81 ibrcr NcrtbcioiQmg ol0rs
iiibrt, ouB tic bel Dem &crlldL cincn
Nnn0ariff IN Dem MoAGon 81 crioi.
len, 6ul0uig mlf bGnu SdoBe Der Jun.
gen Game lonOcte lie CrtlGrte, 81.
mats nod BON riner Jln5 rqrher ilbcr.
iton0cntn &runfbcit aGldlpad)t gene
len ~ icin. Die ac9rHp0rtigc, 10
mie cine NroBc AtHubl ibrcr friibcrcl
0icnitbcrriduftcu ~itclltcn Der oItcu
9}Cgcrin Ooa hcntbur bette Cen.
mm0a5Ut9niB aus.
WClobnt trcuC &C0icnItCtc
0u3 Ecitomcnt oeb filr5lih Der
%itorbcncn Gbomoa NJ. 2onubon mur.
DC Qcitcrn int l8oiicnGcriht cingc
rcid)t. Der GcItotor ilbcrgibt ser
Sofc 0cpoiit ono SrltIt So. oIS Srr.
ltcc 100000, ans mcld)cm 0ctroNt
tic Der NooptiutOhter Oca &eritorbc-
ncn 10 Sabre lang noS Gintommeu
81 5ublen bat; nod Nblalli 0ieltr
3cit f0llt 0nS &upitul lclbit an bic
@cnoitntc. Scinc Sdnpcitcr, Ntur.
Qorct SolobolL CrbGlt $4,000 boor
mo 0o1 Gintonm1cn aus. 100000.
mrldle cbcniolla pom scr Sofe 0epoz
lit II. SrltIt So. ais Srllltce perlpul-
tct merocn; nod) Dem Su0e Ocrlclbeu
0cbc1 $4,000 bon icncr Slmmc an
Die 9tid)tclt oca GrbluIierS. Gang.
i0brigc @coicnitcte beS GrbloiicrS
limo mic Iolgt bc0adt: Wtollic 6lnnn,
icinc friiberc N%mr3bGlterin, mit$5OG;
Bridget Norton $1,000; @nn. Nlof
nell, ieiu Butler. nit $1,000, uno
Nnnie Wtc@uire, ieine &odin, nit
$1,000.
GpromnnC por @cri d) t.
&olepb Hopo0ct, elm Sobn oeS ga.
prita &onoca, mltroe I'M Criminal.
Wcriht bon Den Anflogen Der NGli-
bcrei uno ser Nrunoltiitung ireiqr.
iprod)en. Sic Ncnei@oulndbme 5cis.
tt, Dob SopoOet cin Ypromune it,
Der audi ldon in ieinem &%einlotblon-
DC an ocrlclbcn Nrt BON Wnbnlinm
lit u1o bercit@, ieitoem CT it'd bier
i'm @efun9niB bciinoet, oreimol oer
%erIud) Gcrnod)t bat, ooS @ebduoe in
9rono 81 itcdcn. Ger l%tnaliidlihc
ioQ, lpcnn nl0glidl nod ictilem @ci.
motblonoc Nnriittronsportirt luer-
0en.
bCtrreungcn.
@cil ibr &otte lie oltgablid) pict-
fudD NIT NriiNdn beoohtc mo oil=
beroem Is nit Der cbelihcn Srcllc
nift 9cnou n0bnL miiilift 6rn1
Soono NJ. Ebruit i'm 8reiSgcrid)t
bon &on1cH VI. Gbrllib geihicocn 5i
lpcroen. 0u9 Eoar beirotbetc am
fl. Sonuor 1906.
Sm ielbcn @crid)t reid)tc 6ruu
Minnle ". Ncnpcr cine aloge ein
ollf obiolltc StciOuna bon Gborlt5
81. Nenmer, Den lie am 10. Sebrllor
1904 beirotbctC. Mud bier miro I'm
treic ais Shciolmgseruno geltcnS
gemad)t. s5
6rou Soo q. Smith beantrogie i'm
g3R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
Wotionat.9 dnfen.

Hational-8 anfen.
,Ste CIb suipn 9~lattpnal gauf," gab. un6
&retersStrnbe. Saeub B. SooL 8rafbent;
Seur1 O.. Heoue, 4afftrer.
,3peite RatiunaI.gaut," 432 SlbsTroabpan.
gS. s. g8lgner, 8uiftrer.
.Reiteru Rational Yant," IA Nprbse rtaiu' Str.
g8. Wiarrtott, Rnifirer.
yTritte gntiDnal.9anf," Ode Baltimore ul0
gtortbsStrnbe.
ySarmerS q Werdant's c~satipaaf sanf,"
&oitbs uno Qombdro=S trdB Be.
pGDmmeretal & Sarmers' National Saul"
Siiopeiis@de Somaroz uno 1srmansStrabe.
8. J. 8aIolpiH, Rnfitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
@efteru NarhIauo Giieuba4a.

Beaiuneno 10. Snuuar, beridBt Siuen.s tation.
4.1c Moraens = Sdnea3ra, SdaerStopn, sR.
q @. Rp., Waplesboro', Gbdmbersbure nno.
anseeIommen Scnn.asS, SaHcod unb Gum.
ber.dno.
2.45 Radm. - sffomot,ation uan linton.
Sribae.
ago Radm. - @rpres.G 6neu8ue, SauptIinie.
Sapersioipu. Sanrpd. Sbippensbnre uub,
aiisgenommen Sonnt1as. 5reoerid nnb tnt'
mitSburg { YarIorsCGD.
SdgiidI, an~sgrnpm ennntd8S.
ZOO georgenS - Dorf, D. II. 3. DID,, urn
Carlisle.
7.5e Woreens Ifiom. mad 1lnion.gribee.
1857 Dtorgens - @efiern Grpreb, @eftmirt.
fter, Sruceoiue tSreberid), Gumitsburg,
7burmout. glue Ni6ge. 8apfesbpro', Cham
bersbnra, Duaerstorun, Sdncod. @urrberior nd
nno glftns. Buffet SbferpationssGar.
$50 RGdm. - SaiptIinie, oftIi6 bon gniort'
0robe, ferner BORT, Sanober, oettbsburl
lnb y. uno 8. BIB.
6.93 Rn6m. Accommodation mad Sdnober.
els sfbenbS - sffomut. mad tIntonsgribee.
Nnr epHntag&.
ESQ 6orm. - aiiouiu. mod union'grtbae unb
enrober.
oaIten mot an PennfsIbonia1~b emue
sies;sssi. !. s.n..ssaais;s. Ssa.1ssaAa
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Nrs. @insIuiu's Soothing Sprnp

tuiro felt fiber fhrfunoiedsSis Sabren bon
WinfuNen pun Wdnuern fir thre 9tnber betun
berubiat has 2ino, e%ripetdlt ben Carmen, be-
fdpiditigt ale edner5eu; fnrirt &inofultf uub
LIT ons bette WtitteI fiir Sidrrb6e. 8on apo.
tbefern In allen Nrlttbetien b%erinuft. 6etb
eeipib uno berlanet Mrs. Mtnslop's epotbixs
9prnp" unb uebmt feine nnDere Sorte. STINT
rno5fpan8ig Gents bic SIaf6e. Inter benz Hdbr,
mi.teIs uno 9rpgners5efee bonn 80. Stunt 1900
garanttrt. Serien : Summer 1908. 90 sttes
est Gut tsNShYfes 0Rtttst
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TO.OUI THU 9Iut9HI
Rohaf Btne 2tne

2ofaIaS hlaftpae9unS nab gsetpsDorf limb be-
reit gum SebrauCh In Der @nrtoens uto UT.
NohdI citation nm t0.00 Mebnb8.
9Rerierpirung bon Naim th Q plnf' ober Hdrs
IorsgSaeeors. Speiiernten etc. fperben fhnen be-
forst per Eelepbon In nuen toIeenoen BILLET.
9Ireuit.: Charles una gnItimoresStrnBe, e. q
mi. 8ohaIse tafion, 6. & g., Mt. Vernon 1923;
gGmoensS Citation SnformaitonS. giireau, Q. q D.,
q. YauI $40, ober T.o., gpurtIanp 2726: unb
CIR. 526. Sios9roaoiuap.
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,Tentfde gant puH 8alttmpre," ynItiutor,
bent; 6. J. Si4t, Shabmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
Nooofaten.

aSpip6 Butbtrlet, He6tsanpnIt, Ir. 10, on.
QertngtonsStraBe &. & q. 9bone, ct. BGnI
3b30-W.
8. Garbart sbinisr, saehtsantrnIt, Union 3ruft
8uiloing, baltimore. lPb. geioe Telephone.
adrl u. ~. edIulB, 1870 Gam @uiIotue.
@nftauus Sort, 201-269 gaIoert 8utIoine.
y. @m. crtmann, III Noros9b1rIes. Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21

Warmor. un0 @ranit.@ erfe.
9. Stfeartutr & sbhne, 7t4-71s BsftssaItt'
nIoresStrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
@riefbefGroernna nod Dem Inslnnbe

hutU utW gtheluHut'
Die nlSlGnOiide Yoit fir oie mt
Dem %. W}oi enocn0c ISOLDE ihlic1t
bier I'M Souptpoitomt, in allen 3d.
len piinttIid, pie foIgt:
Die @ndet.Eoit lit BON 8 ltbr 8or.
mittagS bis 5 llbr No6mitta9s tag
lid, offerp mlSgenomnlen1 Sonniags!
Die Godet.Goit nod GroBbriton,
nien unO SrIono idIieBt 0ienitug5
uno 6reitogS nm 5 ltbr NodmittagS,
nod) 0eltibIono am is. un0 20.Wtui
5 llbr Nadlm.
9ampfcr %perIoiicn Neiu. Oort, tpern
ntd)t unoerDcitia ongtgebcn.
Sett Dem I. Oftober baS 8oria5re9
ltto Die 9rtcirotcn nan Dem guSlml.
DC (olt@genonmcn CANADA, Wieritr
Nonamo un0 Gubo), lpie folgt: Slim
Gents fir sic erite hinge uno oret
Gents iiir icoe neitere lln5e, ooer cir
Vrlldtbcil, uno ioute boil frol1firt
lperoen, mibri8cnfouS bel InfunI.
Der Sriefe Der ooppeIte 9etrag col.
Ieftirt miro.
SrouSotIantiihe So It.
6rcito9 go I llbr NbcnoS, iiir ST.
lono, per 0ompfcr yGtruria" pia
Queenstown Eoit fir onoere Stoo.
ten mnlB per 0ompier ,Gtuiriu"
oorellirt icin); fir europa, per0onl
pier st. &ouiS," pio Ylpniolrtb ruto
G%berbourg 9Ioit fir SrIono mllb
per Compiler st. 2oliS" o0reiiirr
iein).
Soft fiir Glib. nno Gen.
trol Nmerifo, 8et-s.l
Snoien, etc.
Sreitog - llbr g(benoS, fir sic
Gominiconiiden Nepubliftn, per
Compiler bon philadelphia; 8 llbr
IbenoS, fir Eorto Hico, Curacao II
Scne5uela, per 0ompfer yGorocoS";
Iiir Grenada mo 5rinioao, per- Dam.
pier yW%torocos;" iiir Eorto Hieo,
per 9ompier oEonce;" pia Mupo-
glle5; fir Sortlme ISslono unb ga.
moica, per 0ompier yTrin5 ". @il.
beIm" Woit fir Eonomo uno bie
Sonol = Zone muB per 9onpfer
Erin5 u. @iIbclm" ooreiiirt iein);
Iiir Barbados, ct. 2ilcio ulo Noro-
@roiiIicn, per 9onpfer rSer9ipe.".
Eoit mad N~citfnnbIano, pia Iorb-
Sidney, uno mad Wiquelon, pio So
ton, idliebt bier tdgli6 nm 3 llbr
Nafm.; nob Cuba, pia campo. t1s.
ih Inn 1 llbr Nadm.; nod Gotta Jii.
co, Sonbnras, Nicaroelta (Sitfiiitc),
@itatantala uno Solpabor, pia 0eip,
Orleans, tdglid Inn 10 llbr slbenos;
nof Werico Gitp t6elid Inn 2 llbr
Nod)mittags uno 10 llbr abenbs.
Srans- Yacifiid DIE g 0 It.
Sonneritog - ltbr gbenos, fir
Soipoii, Sapnn, &orco, China irno
Die Ybilippinen, pia San Sran5isco,
tilr Sapnit, aoreu, China mo Die
Nbilippinen, pia Seattle.
Toit fir Sopoii, @iiom mnb Die
Ebilippinen, pio Son Sron5isco,
iflieBt bier tdglih bis 5itm 81. Mai
I llbr abenbs. i!
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MarpIanS &. Yenniplpania n. q.

7.30 8orm.. mad gorf. ause. Sonatag.
$50 Nornl., nab 2elia. mir Sonntags.
$50 BORN. nab 9elair, ausa. Sountnes.
1880 BORN, nab geIair, ausg. Sainitags
iiro Solntn9S. ga nal
100 gtddlni., na6 8elnir. ilir GDuntdas.
120 gladhnt., nab geIair, MIR Snmiiags.
$50 giddu., mad gorf, diisg. Sonnidas.
4.05 Gndn.. nnd SeIta. nur SoIgttagss
.5.t5 Gddn., mad HeIair, Gisgs Sonntnas.
6.t0 Ibenos, mad 9eltd, ausas Sonntaes.
HOO Hhenos, Ilab SeItl, MIR SonHtnas.
II. 80 sfbeuos, mad BeIair uiiSa. GonntaaS.
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Bllmbing, Furnaces, Ron9es uno
Oefen, Gohoeden lno Rinnen.
9snnett @ras, 623 NarosH rtmOnttAbstne.
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0ei9dttss@ egmetier.

Seitungen, 3eitIdriften etc.
,She Baltimore Irps Co.," 8abib sbercront,
bic, 8efndftsflbrer, 3iS WeitSernan'Str.
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Merdants G. Iiners sramspurt. So.

TnrtpftrsStnt
Srndlt uub Pafiagierf.
Hndl SDitutt unb bem CfeH.
Stenitag, Sonneriiug, Saiuitag. @ ubr NbeHoS.
9sadl Yrppioeree uno ben, Eftsn:
Wontag. Sreiiag. Sumftaq, q ubr abeHoS.
y Gadl gciupnrtsgieius uno Rurtot.
Idgli6. uusgeuomr1ett WiitifuohS. q llhr Nbos.
= Srabt aneetommert id9lth big 3 nhr gtabnI,
fir o~enielben 1dg abtabrenoe Dartpfer.
andl Sauannab unb benz Shben.
EienTtug, Sreitug. g llbr Nbenos.
.. u. Mir9iein, Ieent, Bier Sub Giio.SnhsGtr.
Sauptsghrean: @erman. uno siebt.etrabe.
Ut3.5&S-)
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9ambnrgsN mertta
9pppeldranbea.
grpreS. sus EaHasier.9 itnf.

Sambnrs.4merifa.2inie,
4t-45 8rooopop, NeD'Yorf.
artbur 8. &ubioH,
am altea giate,
1877 S1t-8 alttmore.gtr
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ySentIhe Spar6nuf ppu Baltimprt," gutatp.
uno gnItinloresStraBe.
ySt. SnmeS Sparbanf," BalttntoresStrabt unb
SuffDms Spliie s9lDerle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21
Sru1t.G ~onlpoanien.

yWlnrhlanb Sruit Co.," NorbpeIts@de gaIoert'
uuo @~ermunsStraBe. @rier Serf1, 8riit,
bent; g.. g. 3imIncrmanIl, @eiretdr; Carroll
Ban gIeB, S6dBmetlter.
Baltimore SrIft & Guarantee Co.," e~anttabI,
BUILDING.
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2anbptrtbiduftIide @eratbe unS
SGmereien.
Griffith & Turuer &c., 2O5 rb.gaeasS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-21

g.. Stlsdrtuer & sbbne, 7t4-71s Bsft'saItt'
n1presStrnbe.
Blumbtng, Furnaces, STANCES uno
Sefen, Gahoeden 1ino &innen.
gsnnstt srps, t523 Npros6 r,mOnt'aOsnns.
4rpferihmieoe iino plumbers.
5pbn Subert, 17t4 3bame5sStraBe. q, & 3.
IelepbOu: Dolfe 1899.
Serer.8e rit6erungen.
@ut. :. ebadelforo & Co.. 15 unb II gbdmber
,Gpnal 3niurance So. Of aipsrpouf," Senrb M.
WarfieIo, Seitoent 0lannaer, 10t-102 gbaul'
,@erlnnHta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . Wefenf1nft."
Baltimore uto '~RortbzStroBe. .
@runoeigentbums .agenten unh
.SGnoler. q
gierrs 9. SusaH & Reshep, 10 Dft'aerineton'
Strabe.
SuIihfnieo. 3ubeb0r.
g. Scott sasns Co., 962 nno 1874 RorS'saS'
Goblen un6 SoI5.
Senrp q. Bon Seinc, S59 Columbia. sIberie.
Shmltd mo llbren.
%. 8. Tiner, go Oft'gaItimoresS trabe.
Tfanolcib. @eib6fte.
rsomfolibateO spau Co.," 1 gaorb'Sob's trabe.
Einnos llno Srgeln.
Gtds. "a. etttff, 0 orbs9ibert1s@trnbe.
gSnt. auabe & Co., 19oric". 8ebduoe, Wlt. NopaL
Motnie.
Hnpier ttno Tcpier.8 Often.
smtth. TiSpn &C., lO5 uuo 1e7 SanooersStr.
9~ledplatten Meton etc.
appH. 9ontIin & Co. 1919 @aIoerfton'Str.
9eteftip-I gentiiren.
8iIsin. gtrouie Getsftiu.Naentur, Z glibsStr,
Baltimore, NIB. Ct. QduI 4126. Mne Wtt'
tbeiliinger pebeirn e~ebuiien. Rerf1nlihe Nuf'
merff1ntfeit geeeben.
epnupauer & Shmtot driiber. bel Smith. Reft
& 2dors. 603 G1lnert 8uilbing.
9eifenbeltatter.
eanbers & e5bne, 17Us-l710 Gdrton'Gberue.
Wm. gppf, 9iortbs uno @reenutoIrt'abeuie.
S~rieobofe.
uesnbss Bari 9emeterp," Office: 81 uett'
GaratoeasSirube.
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8aumaterioIien, Sbiiren, Seniter,
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
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b~ertdsStrnbe.
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IelepbOn: Wolfe 1899.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10
WAYS TO ARRANGE FLOWERS.
Good Idea Is to Follow Nature as
Closely as Possible.

It is we'll to remember that all
flowers look better for loosening up
trif1e and few look well packed tightly
together. One of the safe rules to fol-
low is to heed the natural growth of
the flower whenever possible. Flowers
that grow in thick clusters are GER
tain to look we'll in masses, while
those that grow singly and far apart
should not be crowded. The object
should always be to bring out the
whole beauty of the flowers and to let
everything else be secondary to that.
Chrysanthemums and sweet peas
are examples of the few flowers that
do not need foliage as a relief. Nearly
all others look far better amid green
leaves. A trailing green vine is often
just the touch that is needed to soften
stiff arrangement. Asparagus fern
is an airy, feathery green, suitable
only for fragile and delicate flowers in
loose arrangement. Wood sorrel has
delicate leaves that look well with
sweet peas and other small flowers,
but as rule a flowers own foliage
suits it best.
The vases used play an important
part in the success of flower arrange
ment. Colorless, transparent vases
are always safe and sometimes abso-
lutely necessary. Bowls are beautiful
for short-stemmed flowers, and the
cheaper variety are sometimes the
best. An ordinary glass fish globe dis
plays the full beauty of the stems to
far greater advantage than cut-glass
rose bowl. The colorless glass olive
bottle, going straight up and down, is
more to be desired than opaque
vases, which hide decorative stems.
Tall. slender vases are suitable for
long-stemmed flowers. 1t is said that
the height of long-stemmed flowers
should be IL times the height OF the
vase.
Yellow flowers in dark blue jar
are effective, and brilliant red flowers
look we'll in the neutral gray jars OF
some of the Japanese ware. The pur-
pie violet finds it's richness intensified
in a pale yellow jar. Pansies and
violets both look their best in heavy
jar preferably Of cylindrical shape.
1t is well not to mix flowers of diff
ferent kinds and different colors. A
cluster of blossoms all presenting the
same hue is usually the most eff
fective arrangement. Some flowers,
such as a chrysanthemum or rose,
when long-stemmed and handsome,
are set off to advantage when sim
gle flower alone occupies the vase.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10
Derrick Causes Accident.

Prof w. ID. Pence, special engineer
ing expert of the state railroad COM
mission, investigated the wreck on the
Milwaukee road near Sun Prairie on
August 20. He reports that it seems
quite certain that the derailment of
train was due to a serious defect in
the track produced by the heavy der
rick car which had passed over this
stretch of track within a few hours
preceding the accident, but that 1t
would probably not have occurred I'M
der normal operating conditions since
the track at this place is In reason
ably good condition and up to the gen.
eral average of the marshland track
on the Observation-Disclosures line. He
also suggests that the 100-ton derrick
car should hereafter be restricted to
portions of the line where the strength
of track will be sufficient to insure
safe operation, and that this accident
indicates an uncertainty in the prac-
tice of the road regarding permissible
track loadings for different classes of
track having varying weights of rail,
ballast, etc, which should receive the
immediate attention of the manage
ment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD IN BUYING
PAINT.

Everybody should know how simple
and easy it is to avoid all uncertainty
in buying paint materials. There are
many so-called white leads on the
market, which contain chalk, zinc,
barytes, and other cheap adulterants.
Unless the property owner takes adj
vantage of the simple means of pro-
lection afforded him by reliable white
lead manufacturers, he runs great risk
Of getting an inferior and adulterated
white lead.
1t is to protect the paint-buyer
against fraud and adulteration that
National Lead Company, the largest,
makers of genuine Pure White Lead.
place their famous dutch Boy Paint
er" trademark on every key of their
product, an absolute guarantee of it's
purity and quality. Anyone who wants
to make a practical test Of white lead,
and who wants valuable free book
about painting. should address Ma
tional Lead Company, Woodbridge
Bldg, New York, and ask for test
equipment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10
AND SHE LEFT HIM GUESSING.
Woman's Directions of Little Help 10
Travelling Lawyer.

A New York lawyer was called re-
Gently to Il hamlet in Berks county,
Pennsylvania, in the interest of a
large coal corporation, and now he is
telling this story on himself:
He was driving along a country road
and feared he might have lost his
bearings. The village he wanted to
reach seemed elusive, so he halted in
front of a farmhouse to make in
quiries.
Madam" he called out to broad
German woman, who stood looking at
him from beneath a poke" bonnet,
"can you tell me how far it is to the
next village"
"Oh, yust a leedle ways" came the
response.
"But, my good woman, how far is
1t? Is it two, four, six or eight miles?
That's what / want to know"
"Yah, / thinks SO"
And the Wall street lawyer drove
on wiser man.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10

Oconomowoc was in gala attire in
honor of the annual convention of the
Wisconsin Municipal league which
held a three days session there. All
business houses and many residences
were brightly decorated with bunting
in the national colors and American
flags. Visitors were welcomed by
Mayor Edgerton. Former Mayor Doug
las of Monroe gave the response.
President Currens of Two Rivers gave
an address and Secretary w. G.
Kirchoffer of Madison read his report.
A. r. Hirst of Madison also gave an
address on THE Work of the State
Highway Department" One evening
meeting was devoted to illustrated
lectures on Landscape Gardening of
a City" by Prof. Sandsten of the state
university at Madison; The Water
Powers of Wisconsin" by Prof. Leon
ard Smith of the United States geo
logical survey, and Engineering in
Mexico" by John w. Alvord of Chi
cago. The convention closed with a
boat trip about Lac La Belle and an
entertainment and banquet at the
Country club.