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WICtSpfo oeS Wor0,s I'LL 6luctlCN
& @roor id)nloiN.- Nattc icin aino
init @oS nmac1r1ht uno iid
ielbit Die &tblc owdlldnittet. -
Satin ltnO Sinner Oca ucritor
beuul Sobn NJ. 5000 int Streit.
9iQiom Wc6or0, rcr NtonL mel
der ain %. MGr} iciuen IS Monots
ultGn Sobn nit SutdtQua umbro6tt
unO lid) in elbitnt0ro2rtidFr Nblld)t
Die aCble bitrbifnitt, ollrd) 'Ste Stunt
Der Tcr3tc ober am %cbNt crbolten
lplr0c, 'muroc gcitcrn l}ohmittuN I'M
GrimiuulAcridbt 0c& N}or0C9 lnt 5ipcls
ten @ro0c i6ul0iN %bcillnOcn. 2oa
Gu0c OcS Frn5ciic9 tam mlcrluortct
ihnca, Die 8crbououuAcn nobmcn
0cittrn &ormitto0 ibreu Nuionq mo
nudl &%CrnebnnmQ mchrcrcr Stoota
jcllQcu Wn6 ser &crl,ilutN cinc9 Don
MctFprO fltr5 Dor Dem Vc0cbcn Der
Morothot qeidJricbcucn NricicS, mil
IiQtr Gon1rcBo6grorGuctcr SorrD y,
g&nlL Der 9fmuolt Dca Nu0eflnAtcn,
ciL Oob ohnc @ritcrc2 oli SdlIlNit
nc9 MorOc9 i'm 5peitrn @ro0c cr
foimt mur0c. Ter &ihtcr bcbiclt lid
ictuCn llrtbcilSiprlcb Dor.
%l 0cm 0riciC N}cTor0'S, Scr oil
oon9 Eu6lifum" 1cridtct lit, Ioqt cr:
n(Sd t0Otc mciu &iu0 mo MIDI iclbil,
oonrit idI niht 5ltrir N}0rOcr mcincr
Shmicgcrmuttcr un0 Nnncod'9 lpcr
sc. Sd bnbc picr NGdtc o1i @oncod
Qcloucrt, nlb cS lit ciu alltca GtnN
oaB ih i'm nid)t Nclebcn babe" NC
Gor0 htclt, 0cn1 Nrjcic 5uiolQc, Den
W}onn Noncod pcruntmortlid) fir
iCin NnnliliemmQliid ullo an cintr
StcQc hcibt ea:' oQ2Cnn or in sic
Sole fommt, mill ih Gin (Snbr lo1J
ulf cincm SGubforrcu Nol} fobrcr,
INN i'm ST pcrbrrniren. Set mcrbe
nidt lonBc oltf i'm ut mortcn bos
ben"
Strcit in ocr&oo0'i f zen 50.
miltC.
StrCjtiOfcitcn iinO in DER Son1ilit
ocS 1906 Acitorbciten Generals &obn
". 5000, Cinitigcn ErGiiocnten Ser
n&Cr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unO
Ger ygScitcrn WorplouG Nohn," aus.
Acbrohcn iibcr sic }ttaIcQltnq oe5
Seitnmcnta 0e5 &critorbcnCn. IS itc.
ben iih in oieicm Strcitc 0cgCriiber
6rau Glorcnce Gloiie 5000, Die Witt
noe, unO elmer oeriS0bnr. Nohu VI.
5000, nuf Der tintlt Hno Glorence
NJ, }lIirc ". urDt Ni6oro Supoen
5000 olti Der on0ercu Scitc. 2cBterc
babcn IN Der 6lueitEr Nlbtbcilung oea
@rei28cri6tS cine &lqAe Ncgen ibr,
'Wfitttcr ltiro ibrth' SH}ll6irr< cilIIGdrcidt,
III otr ne cue 9GrIdflldle ~Ilt3leAllllg
oea SCitnncnta ibrgS &otcra pcrlou-
gen. ln9 I%eitomcnt, ioNt Die &lu0c-
ihrift, pcrmo6c DER NSittme Ben
100000 betro0CnOCn No6lnB oltf
@cbcnH5cit ooer i6''foitoc lie gSittmc
blcibe. Die @ittucA bctrodte oa3
&oorpern09en bon $4,000 obcr ais
ibr Qbiolutes Gigcltbltm nit DEM lie
ldlaltcn iln0 mOItcn fonntc, mic Is
lbr bclicbc, mo tbatiGhlid ba6c lie,
bon lbrem SobH &ebat Wiiiilin 5000
bcelnfllBt, idon cin Seitomcnt Ncs
mod)t jlrir Ntndtbpil ser &lG0cr, &c.
gen Die 8rou 5000 noreingel1onlncn
lei. @iS Die Nngelegcnbcit Dom 81.
rift cntld)ieccn lit. bot Hihtcr Cor
ter cilcp tclllporGrcll @cicbI untcr.
icld)net Der GrOu 5000 pcrbictct, II
grno cincn Sbcil NeS NoNIqiica in If.
0cnS elmer @ciic SIT pcrGltBcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Nopofatert,

Aopofaten.
Abpfpb @nt5erftt, TedtsanipaIt, Rr. 10, DIT
2erinotonsStraBe. 6. & g. 9bpne, ct. BauI
3539-M.
8. Gartart sbimrr, yehtsanmaIt, linton 1ruft
Building, Baltimore, Wib. 8etbe Telephone.
9nrt u. NJ. eibuIt, 126-t29 Gam Building.
gnitauns aprb, 261-26a Galoert 9uiIotrt9.
j. Nm. Erttnaun, III RorosgbarIeSsGtrabe.
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HuBal Blue 2tne
nddh HhiIahslnhin unn NStus2lnf]

2ofaIsSbIaiipaeaonS mao gteipsDorf ftnb bes
rsit gum @ebraiib In Der Cannon. nHo Wt.
HuhdlsE tation UNI 1000 MebroS.
8erferpiruna bon Gaurn liz 9 piafs ober Bat
IorsgSaaeons, Speifernteu etc. tperoen f9nen be-
forJt per Selepton IN ouen foIaenoen gtuet.
gifredlt: Charles uno 91iiiniore'G trabe, e. 3
g., ct. TdnI 1924, poer DO, GourtInnb 1901;
Mt. RobaI' Gtation. G. & g., .Wit. Bernon 3123;
ganlbsnsS!utiot Snforratiorss Bireau, G.. 4 D.,
81. HauI $40, ober Itb., Gourtlanb 2726: I1S
Ir. 500, Siib=groabipnb.
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@erdants e Iiners sramspurt. So.

Tartp fers2tnte.
sSradlt nno 9niiagiere.
Tadl guitun iino benz CheA.
Si.nitaa, 9onneritna, Sanftpa, 6 llbr slbenos.
Haob Yrupioeuce umn senl Siten.
Wontag, Sreitaa Snmitna, 6 fbr gbenbS.
= Gah Geuprrtsg eius nnS Wprfnlf.
IiaIib, ausGenornmert MitttpudS, 6 llbr MboS.
= Sraht anoeunmmen tdgltb bis 3 llhr Iabm.,
ffir o%enielben Iag 1bfabrenoe 9antpfer.
Tah Sauannnb nto benz Siioen.
Sienitng, Sreitnq. 6 llbr Slbeno5.
.. n. Wtgein, gaent, Bier SUB Siib.8nbsStr.
Sanpts Siircun: @criuan. uno Sigbt.etrate.
Q13,9&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

Teteftip- Meent1tren.
@tftif. gtrpn'e Tetrftiu. Nsertar, i? gldbsstr.,
Baltimore, Mb. Ct. YauI 4t26.. vile NIT
tbeiIn1een aebeim eebuIien. Qerfbnlite aif'
r%lerifamfeit aeaeben.
& 9Dons, SOB GnIbcrt @uiIoing.
2eibenbeltatter.
Gamers & S6hue, 170S -l7t0 gantc.1.Atentie.
@m. Gppf, giprt5s upb @reennlount upeuns.
S~rieobofe.
.asnbos Sorf eemsterp," Office: II 1st.
SurutoaasStrab:.
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Nus bcun Snncrm MHrDlanb's nnc
ben nn9rcnjcnbcu StnntcH.

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l'g, ,N ",r,
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-, e. -, 49,, m;f.,ri.,
~, E ", a. M%E, ,, m,,snin,
M ,r,, E,,,,,1" mS ~; cf,,,
,.,,,',E, Eo,. ih,,nr ,,,rIn.t $751;,
o",,,, =, S $4,000. IA
ws,r> Ml, q, ,,,n ;h,n Wih,,
>;o V,nn5r,t,r o~,,+r,,, ;,nrc, m,o
,,>, A., ,,,,tI ha,n ,ntn,, ,tin,nr
9, ,n,, S,s III, ,,r ncr 9ro;h;nr
.%+,,,So A;,,n ~, o,,f -, h,Itr,.
;"Snh n,,f,c Scr M,,,r n,crrcrr
nri,," nnrn,yrts ;hranr,c Iro,,
SaarS ci,,c 5c,r$htlitr trrfp ma
+r,,,,nor,n ,,,i ;o
Wntcr an
ms,u,or,o,r Ern4Gers "a WoA+.,,
,,,r+ no,, Nc,,,i ~. moi,, ohc,. nc,,
Gacr+h Soa Ner,,is circs Qornn,op,cs
-, ,A&,o, Mc; hc, or, 0r;+tnnd,
;t,,t1c1,rHencr %o6rcsihr,piairr or.
morrrbnS Mfcrbo,, EoHrns mor
o. Sos Go,n+rchrcr ,r,A cr ,,,6 San
i,,r,c,, S+,,hcrto,, So, m,t6 va, Son..
o,nN,rir+hihoit -, 6Io;Eo, Er n,,,,,o.
ia nor hc,,, ;bor,,SSi,cr Mm,,5 no,,
oc;,tinc,, WetrSnfc, ',',o crnohnt, ;ia
arr S-nor;onfc;t
Wutn-urion
uci o;,,or, oL,4,n,nbillr,i,0 bc,
c;rcr @c;io,o;cmhoit nan 0,h,rrG,.
.Sbio o,,i So, 1ohr4 ,,,h .0r,fo,tir,
.0itn m, m;ttmoh 0(6o,N ,n,ri Grri
Ion mc,trih mn, I~roitb,rn 0[0connn.
6o,ntn Mh ),riticl, mnrnrn o0c
nipr 1,,,o;if;, roi,4 GihrI G(obonr
pirc @ittnr Iro, 6 q Icio(rn ,,n5
1crcr co6n ms hc, G6n,,i,o,r 9
Qoucn nor[cst Iror .6lohorc mira.
no,, firfo,, S,,s ,,orGoro,, 90 mar
,,,nrTttcr ,,,,,So, ,,h Son, notr
,mrohitn,c~ i, Irn,tb,,r1 nohr,I+
.9or Eho,,iio,,r 5n4to 6c;,,n Sorntf,t
.,c,, nm ri,,cr, i]teiIr, @cr,c S;c Gnn.
trn(o T6or So. 0n,to,r,6;r rorlnro,
mil o;,,or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,, ioA,;,
moi(c,, i, nov c+,,r%o ;,,,,tc Sn;;c1Eo
So o[to wotinroronnS,trasn o,tLnn,
bis es ihIir5Iih bpi cincr W;eo,,,,n N,S
gQeoes in ncn @robpn i(oo
Sin MPtcr
~, ho,n bobe, anter ,or toe a,6.
.rpn IL II, G,mbrrIorS 0mnoonn.
.6orntn mS Sro,, m,rn mn,,ror
t0rnnt, oc;torhcn c;n ;ton,,,tc OK
. rIo,N nnh Fam nor * Hohrsn rnh
Amerifo Hrr pi,,ps ibrrr nirr 0in,.
Ser Vntrif mo,,ion ~ TNbicoo Icch+l
rnf 8utprhrnt hirtcrI1bt Sic otto
,Sr0it rio ttpni NnnI Dprhpirothnt ma,
t6 GnrfpI ,ph % 1,rcnfeI.
irr5h6r mohp ,
. Gem @pttnsb,,ro.6 o0cop -, mct.
.tnsb,,ro Vo IL non Srn Sobr N
6irt mn 0ofIonh 6o[ stO0O0o 40,
ihenft mororn Fir Sen go,, pinrs.
ne,,cr SSrioo(ps
mor 90 Hobrp ~
I'm WnoS(pn sonora Nnu,tr
mS IL sic on y,hrp ortc oro, 81
Wrhorou 9(nnh Snbu,tnn ,,c,tnrbc,,
nbr Mottc nor Sow nor;torho,,o m;h.
for 1ohn 40 Gobn,ton Sr, o,,h Son.
stoot Wirn;r;en "A Hohrc T,,,, IN,
m,,rhcs,cro+ ,crtr,+ 0;o T,n,;G,
Scr ,Itc,, aro,, ~ c;,c vnr,n,;ncntc
7ie,eIhc oob Nc,n et,o,r W;r,in;r,,
iieLen Mn',nrrrs,,ro * mn,Sns
Scr,toreu
9ourn opr6umioe
ShuIcn.
IN Sen Counties Wnrnlou6's
fGnot mon iebt ollh on, 8bu[cr NIT
outcm Qidt ms o,trr Wertil,t;or
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@ricfhcfGrocsung nad) bcm GuslanSe.

""sD ~ SbRAuNpN+
Gle allSlGnoii6e YoIt fir 6ie nit
Dem 13. SUM- enOcn0e Mod)e ihlieBt
bier in, Sauptpoitamt, in allen Sd.
len piinftlid], ipie folat: ,@ -
Ole Fodct-Yoit lit bon 3 ltbr 0or.
mittaaS bis 5 l(br Mndmittugs tag.
lid often, otSgcnommen Sonntog$.
Die Fodet.EoIt nd1 G~roBbritan.
nicn unO Srlon0 iAlicBt GienitogS
nno 8rcitogs I'M 5 llbr 3odmittosS.
llad) 9cutid)lono am S. mo 8. SUM-
lin 8 llbr Nohnlittnga. Co.,.
9ampfer pcrloiien Help- Dort pern
ntd)t anoerlpeitig ongegeben.
Geit Dem 1. Sftober oeS Soriobres
iiaO Sic @riefrotelt mar Dem IuSlolt.
DC (allageltontmcn Gonaoa, Wcrifn,
Banana uno Gubo), tpie folgt: Slim
Gents fiir Die erite hinge utto orei
Gents fir jeoe meitere hinge, ooer eir
Vr1dtGeil, uno loIlie poa fronfirt
mer5en, ipibrigcnfoQs bel Mnfuni.
Der 9ricie Der boppelte Yrfrng co(.
leftirt miro.
SrnuSotIantiihc SO II.
6rcitng, II. rSluni, 7 ll6r N6cnoS,
nod europa, Nfrifu mo SItinoien,
per Compiler u9tcm Oort", bio Elp-
mlontb mo %Gbcrbourg; int . llbr
Tbcl0S nod Gltrpo, per 0ompfer
nGoronio", pio Queenstown.
Soft fiir Sio. uno Gen.
trail Imerifa, @et.
Snoien. etc.
Srcito1, -. Sllni. 9 ll6r Nben0S,
nod 9ominicon Mcpublic per Gam.
pier bon philadelphia; nod Curacao
mo %cnc5llcln per Gompicr nWoro.
cnibo"; noh Den 2cclparo. ullo ySin0.
moro-Snlcln per 9ompier ,Yuri.
ma; nod Eorto-Hico per Compiler
nGorolino"; noh Grenada uno Sri,
ltioob per 9ompfcr nGromn Of Na.
.pnrrc"; nod Gcntrol-N nlerifa, &o.
nul5onc, Colombia nnb Siio.Eociiic-
SGicn per Snnnpier pia Colon; nod
Yernombuco uno @obio per Cant
pier n9rontmooO"; nod Snntaica
TER Gonpier "@oaooleno"; nod ga
EIatn Sonoltridcn per 0ampicr
,.Sorri1ago".
Goit nad HeufunbIano, bia Roro.
Sibnep, uno nob WiqueIon, pia go.
ton, idliebt bier taelid Inn 8 llbr
Radm.; nad Gltba, pia Eantpn, tdS.
Iid un 1 llbr Nafm.; nod Gotta Hi-
co, Sonouras, Iicaragua (Oitfuiie),
@uatamala uno Salpooor, nia Seem.
Orleans, t1glid INN 10 llbr' @benbs;
na6 .Merico Gitp tdali6 UNI 2 llbr
nro 10 llbr Ibenbs.
Grams acifiih $50 It.
Sonntng, IA. SUM, Z llbr slbenos,
nod aultrolien, Nel,-S eelonb, Hell.
Soleoonien, Somoa uno Siii-Snlcln,
pia Goncouper, g. s.
Eolt nod Sapou, aorea, Gbino
(nur ipe5ieIl aoreiiirte), uiu Seattle,
bier tdglid Inn Z llbr Ibenbs
us gum Is. SUM; nad Sapan, SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

Blumbing, SURFACES, Hanaes unb
Sefen, Gahoeden uno &inaen.
Senuett Srus., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
StnotS,Vonfpn
Ghor.Voufeu

.9entfhe Sanf pun Salttnpre," baltimore
u1b Soui6a1. Strabe. augnjt Weber. 8r1fi'
bent; 6. 8. Siht, Snaemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
@ei9dftsz@ egmetier.

Seitungen, Seitihriften etc.
,Sse Baltimore Weips Co." 9abto Nbereros,
bic. 1ef6dftSflbrer, 3tS BeitsBernar'Str.
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Srnit.Gnmhnnnipn-

Sruit.G ompaenten.
,Tarrtanb sruft Co.," Gorbiueitsgde GaIbert.
unb @ernar:Sirabe. Srier Serfh, Brdft.
bent: G.. g.. zimmerman, Sefretdr: garrou
Ban Neb, S6dsnleiiter.
Baltimore Fruit & 8narantes Gs.," Equitable
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

&upferIhnlieoe uno SAUNDERS.
Sohn, Spbcrt, TIA 1~bamessstrabe. q. d 3.
aeIepbon: 8olfe 1909.
uer-8erIiferungeu.
gSm, Z. ebadeliprb & Co., 10 unb II Gbamser
of Commerce.
,9lppal Sniuranee So. Of etpsrpuul," Senrb Or.
MarfieIo, 8eiibent Wlunnger, 101-102 Giant
ber OF Commerce EuI,o,1g.
,,8ermnnia Scuer. trIid1crnngS . Heteafdat,"
baltimore nno RortbsStrabe.
grunoeisentbums- aeenten unb
.Sdnoler.
gtsrre g. Snsas & Geshetu. 10 Gnsserinoton'
Gfrabe.
SuYihmieo, Subebor.
G. Scott Yapas Co., s62 ino 3e4 Norb.Sns'
&oblen uno Sol3.
psars o. Bon esin,. $50 GoIumbtr .sIbenue.
Shmudiahen lino u1ren.
q. ;. Yatner. 23 SIts@aI.iHore.o trnbe.
Gfanbleib.@ eIdGfte.
,GosiOaSates apan Co.," 1 ssorb.9abseirabe.
Eianos uno SrgeIt.
ghas. u, otisff, 0 gprbsaibertns Strabe.
pm. aMabe & g., ~9orie".Sebdnbe. Wtt. RosaL
NoeInie.
Bapier uno Ycpier.D Often.
enttt, Siruu Co., 105 uuo 1s7 Sanober,etr.
9lefplatten, Wetan etc.
20uu, GunfItn d. So. Qncurpuriri). 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Warglanb &. Tcnniulpnnia 81. 81.

7.30 &olr1, nab Dorf, ausa. Sonntag.
$50 Born, mad, Celia, iiHr Gonntdas.
$50 &orni., mad 9elair, anSa. Solntags.
1t.30 SornI., nad g.Iair, aiIsa. SamitaaS
unb SunHtugs.
LOO 9Iudm., nat 0eIair, MIR Gonntag5.'
1.20 gudii, nab NeIair, ilir GnmIiags.
$50 addnt., mad Oorf, ausg. Sonntae5.
4.05 9ia6nl, nod Delta, MIR Sorntaes. I
5.15 giadm.. mad @elair, ausg. Soniltnas.
SO stbenos. mad Delta, ausg. sonntaes.
II LOO Ibenos, nod Delta. nur Sonniaes.
.RaHs tar's AnslanS be,prat g. @atse, ss.
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Ute, VeINuTIrIugttt oI5 gDeTIsWetHuTPWlt.
9aumaterialien, Gbiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2a6en etc.
saMes 2. Softer & Co., lis usb lit eah'Sre'
beri6sGtrabe.
Wss. q. elpaa & Gro, Ala Stsbtftr. .Gerfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

rIeutfme eparbanf pun p%elttmsrs,@ 9utnn.
liHb Baltimore StrnBe.
ySt. Games Sparbaut," 8aIt!hore-Strdbs unb
GufipulsSouies2lpenu
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Fdfe fAr's NnSlnnb betpfgt 9. @atHe, ~.
ID, ch.HaIttRsfesets, nate Gnkpu 4sute III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

Hapier uno Ycpier.D Often.
entft, Eirpu Co., 105 uno 1e7 Sanober,Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

GupferIhntiebe mo SAUNDERS.
Sulu Subcrt, TIA 1bamessstrabe. q. q 3
IelepbOn: gSplfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
2anopirtbi6aftIid)e 8er1tbe uni
SUFETNIIENT
Griffith & 1urner Co., 2o5 RorbsB uedse trahs.

q Warlnor. irnb 8ranit.W erfe. p
&. SiIodrtntr & staue, 7t4-71s Bett.raIti.
ttpresStrQbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

8oltpCrncllr Grotbcra crnonnte &c
itcrn &errn &oicpb $. Oolrng 3llnl
g9oiicnrid)tcr fiir Morccitcr . County
al StcQc oea 0Crrn @cnrp $. Mills,
ser rGiignirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

Rlefplatten, Wetan etc.
2bnu, Gnnflin d. 90. (ineorporirt). 13-1
WaIocrituns Ctr.
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Ser it q NJ ben SUIT
ieiner Srou.

Iaes fam cine 6rou ibrem Mann
pergeben nrr nift eiue 10 ride lbat
ais Dos 3eritompfen hires Sonntogs.
butes, uno neil Der Ban. llnterneb.
mer Charles Steinbad pon Sa0ers,
tofpn 10 unartig mar, Sen SUIT ieiner
beiieren Salfte in Der @eiie 81 mall
traitiren, miro CT moglider @eiie
hrei Wonate I'M Staatsarbeitsbouie
5lbrinaen miiiicn. Sit ifoll, iagte
ieine 6rau Dor 6rRoensridter SartIa
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Eianos uno SrgeIrt.
Ghas. n. etisff, Q Goro.2ibertbs Strabe.
spm. 0nabe & Co., H2Dric"s @ebdube. Wt. HosaL
yIhefuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

Wchr Ncmtcr / iii Serrr
NJ urron Ger ErGiioent Der
Baltimore 0bio. @obn," Sr. Ssfor
5: Wnrrop lit sum MIit0lico oes 81.
reftorillnlS Ser oEbilooclp6io Heoo.
ing 9obn" uno ser yVbilooelpbio-
NcoDin9 &oblen So" crp6blt nor.
ben. "a
gnaenCbme @oiierfohrt.
Scirtcn &obrcaoltaflng hielt Der
Neutrality-suspicious. @crid0ncrungS-
&erein" 0citcrn, mo 5lpor per Sam.
pier "Nnnopoli0" Die @oi binltntcr.
Gem announcements Gomite 0eb0rtcn
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ECONOMY, IND.

Economy, Ind, Sept 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Daugherty and Miss
Mabel Hunnicutt spent the evening
attending a show at Modoc.
Miss Clara Pierce is visiting friends
in Indianapolis this week
Dick Ulry of Modoc was here Mon.
day mending telephones.
w. E. Oler, Ebert Huddleson OF
Dublin, w. r. Lyons of Messict were
at Gwynville on business recently.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oler, Mr.. and Mrs
Elvin Oler and children Nola and Paul
were the guests of Lewis Oler of Sug.
ar Grove recently.
C. d. Hunnicutt spent Monday in
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carico's baby
who has been i'll Is better.
Several from here will go to Rich
mond Thursday night to hear James
Garfield speak in the interest of the
republican party.
The rain Monday morning has en-.
couraged farmers to SOW wheat. Pre-
vious to the rain many had declared
they would not SOW any this fall
Mrs. Tilda Martin who has been so
afflicted with rheumatism the past
summer is reported better.
Squire FRASER is on the jury this
week at Richmond.
Mrs. Alice FRASER is spending the
first of this week in Richmond
Millinery display Thursday, Oct. 1st.
Mrs. J. L. Peterson.
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FOUNTAIN CITY, IND.

Fountain City, Ind, Sept. 30.-Mr.
Lee Evans of Portland was in town to-
day on business.
Mr.. Irwin Gardner and son, |. G..
Gardner of Chattanooga, Tenn, spent
the day with his uncle Mr.. B. H.
Gardner and wife.
Mr.. Frank Edgerton and wife en-
tertained last Sunday Mr.. Merrell Ed.
gerton and wife, Mr.. B. III. Gardner
and wife, Mr.. Donald Gardner and
Miss Mildred Benton.
Mr.. Orlie Hiatt and wife of Rich.
mond spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Price.
Rev. w. NJ. Bailey. who lives north
of New Castle, was in town today look
ing for property with the prospects OF
buying
Rev. Luke Woodward and wife and
daughter, Mrs. Purviance Hunt and
husband. Mrs. Sarah B. Woodland and
daughter Mary, and Mr.. George Hart,
ley and wife, are attending the
Friends Yearly Meeting at Richmond
this week. Rev. Luke Woodland and
wife will start from there Wednesday
for Kansas where he will preach at
quarterly meeting.
DR.. Hill of Richmond preached at
the NJ E. church last Sunday morn
ing and evening. He was formerly
presiding elder of the M e. church
here.
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THE SECOND EMPIRE.
Two Picturesque Episodes In q Period
of Unrest.

Two Picturesque Episodes In . Period
of Unrest.
Walking about the streets, riding on
buses, junketing Ut and down the
river in steamboats,, l was profoundly
struck by the unrest among the people.
their intense hatred of emperor and
empress. One day l caught glimpse
Of Rochefort, carried aloft on the
shoulders of mob of students
thronging the Boulevard Saint Michel
/ never saw a man looking SO help
lessly frightened as did the founder
Of the Lanterne, then in its prime.
Whether he feared the police or a fall
do not know, but his terror was abb
ject.
In the summer time the emperor
paid visit to Beauvais- On the
chance of getting material for an ar
ticle acceptable in London l journeyed
thither with North Peat, who went
down as representative Of the Morning
Star. The prince imperial accompanied
the emperor, who drove through living
lanes Of people stretching from the
roadway to the open windows of the
topmost chamber. They came to see.
but they would not remain to cheer.
The occasion was the presentation of
prizes gained at the local Lycee. The
head prize was never delivered, the
winner, lad Of fourteen, declining to
accept it from the hand of the hated
emperor.-H. W. Lucy in Cornhill
MAGAZINE,
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WORK WEAKENS THE
KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great
Service for People Who Work
In Richmond.

Most Richmond people work every
day in some strained, unnatural posi-
tion-bending constantly over a desk
riding on jolting wagons or cars
doing laborious housework; lifting,
reaching or pulling, or trying the back
in hundred and one other ways. All
these strains tend to wear, weaken
and injure the kidneys until they fall
behind in their work of filtering the
poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new
strength in bad backs. Richmond
cures prove it.
Martin Bulach, Tailor, of 433 South
18th street, Richmond, Ind, says: "A
number of years ago l was troubled
with backache. The kidney secretions
were also too frequent in action. The
trouble being brought on, l think, by
the nature of my work Doan's Kid
ney Pills were recommended for such
disorders and l procured box from
A. G. Luken & Cos drug store. After
using them short time, the aches
and pains disappeared and the kid
ney secretions became normal.
thank Doan's Kidney Pills for the
relief 1 found through their use and
recommend them to anyone suffering
as I did"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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ADJUSTED HIS CANE.
Then tho Man From Berlin Explained
Why He Did II.

Then tho Man From Berlin Explained
Why He Did II.
A man stood before q shop window
with his cane sticking out from under
his arm. A stout, blond gentleman in
passing struck the cane smartly with
his own, restoring 1t from its obstruc-
tive horizontal position to the proper
vertical one
Say. what's the matter with you ?
You're the freshest guy I ever saw.
Are you looking for trouble?"
Thus said the man whose cane had
been tapped. But he who had tapped
it, speaking with German accent, an
swered gently:
why, sir, did nothing but restore
your cane to it's right inclination. Abb
sently you were holding it under your
arm. 1t was jabbing people in the
breast, the back, even the eye. and yet
you meant no harm.
"Well, stopped that nuisance which
you were unconsciously committing. In
Berlin it is the custom always to stop
it SO. And no one takes offense. On
the contrary, in Berlin the correction is
received with smile and word of
thanks. Isn't it SO here"
mo, it isn't" said the other. "but 1t
should be. thank you, sir. myself. and
apologize. York Press.
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