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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Sur5c StaotnadJrthtcn.


9tlm miro ocm StobtrotbsmitQIi i
Solti@ 9. Greene BON ser /. @aro,
Der idon icit &ohrcn Nipirutionen
fiir boa S6eriif5umt bot, boS 6eI0
pom Sto6trotbsmitQlicb Geo. Sonia
Don Sit Baltimore, ser ocn /. ii
itrift inn 5rucitcn 3ipciNc ucrtritt, itrci
tiN qenloht. @r. &oni0 erflGrtc &c
lterlt, bob or oltdl Goubibot fir Die
b%emofrotiid)e Domination filr Sdc.
riff lei. &u 7 ober S'Wtonotcn miro
Die Erinl1rmohl ltnttiin0cll.
Gic 3obl ser decentralization Gut
ni0otcn" fir sic 0ultiluorcr Yoituei
itcritelc mcbrt lid), 9lIa ncuciter
G%on6ioot miro Gr Gon0reBobgepro.
meter Charles u. Shirm 9cnomt.
IS lpira crlportet, bQB hic, GrrGQ.
nllnq ot5' ucllcn EoitmciitcrS fir
Baltimore on 10. &nnlIor crfolgen
miro
Clll nW0Qlll" tllr %nltllllorcS SQlls
oel ioQ IN elmer &rrionmlullg 6e3
@ercinS Scr @ci6dftSrciicnocn mn
9oltflclttc, sic am II. Gc5cn1ber itott-
finbcn miro, inultgIlrirt lpcrocn. In
ter Nn6ercm mill Der &erciI1 mirtcn
mir Die Gr0ffmlltg elmer Iumpicrl;
ME nad) Sndionpilc, Slo., sic Gr.
llellnllnq elmer SrutSportotions- un0
EltbIi5itGtS Gommiiiion fiir NoIti
moro. i6ncllcrc GoIt6cforberunG,
ifnellerc mo before Trnd)tbef0roe
rrllg, Die @cIt ilbcr @oltimorc'S no
tiirlihc &or5ilQc ais Monocl5 lunO
6obrifItnot olIf5llfldrcn.
StotiItiter idicBcn mituntcr aud
@0dc. Sn cincr Meoc, sic &ohn q,
Tor bon Mnbono Dor Dem South
erl Commercial Gon0rc6" il Moib
inqton biclt, loQtc er. int Sabre 1900
babe 9oltimorc'S 9(llBcnhnnbcl SIP,
100000 bctroGcrL Der @ultocl Nor
oagcgen $62S.000,000, "a
Hcip Norf'S Sonoel Iid III Dem
MIR ollf 81. 300,000,000 belici
10. mnB &r. Sor ober Der Stutiititct
Der linn sic 3oblen liefcrtc, nod) Na-
lid)t @oltinlorer 3oa6contc hc5itA
lid Norfplf cincn groben Bod &c
bnbcn,
Gie Sod5cit oeS 9rn. Subn &.@ors
9rllocr ocS &rn. Hobert Gar.
rett. nit Sri. G(licc @orbcr fin0et
am "a. SeSember itott. Sr. Sobn ".
Garrett lit SefretGr Ser omerifonl.
id)en @otifaft in Gom,
Cine Gipilbicnit Eriiiung fir
Snipeftor inn @ilreou fir
oo@ oNllrcolt Of gnirlol SllOultrp"
nor1cibrittcncn 2ebrling fir 8roplrs
orbcitcn i'm bpoo0ropbiifen 9iircolt,
Stills Glcftriter, Bbpiifer fir oic
a%eolognd)e &crmciung iinbet oin 13.
Sonlar ltott, NpplifotioitS Sot.
mlllore forncn bis 3r,m ,. Snnuar
bon Der Gipiloirnit Eriifungs-Gom
mtiiipn in Noibington erlangt iuer-
Den.
Hif)arb &e5peb IaBt pieoer BON lid
bDren. tyr bat eille nelie SSbee, Die
barin beltebt, bel @eitpprt eillcn 15t.
Nder 9roBen 6ricohof on5ltlcgen mo
@egrdbiiibplGbc oltf oemielben bllrd
Grabbing StompS erfperben SIT loi'
len. Gr mcint, sic Soec. bci'm Giu-
fouf BON SebcnSbcoiirfnilien sngleid)
and fir ben Iob iorgen 5u fonner
Iltflnng filtoen.
Gin meiblides 6inon5s@cnie nno
bo5ll Gin Dor 80 Sobrcn in Baltimore
geborenes, lit IN Nep Dprf NIT Sins
terlaiilrne BON etlpo $50000,000 obnc
2eibeserben geltorben, Gos 6inalt5.
lit Marp@oobtpin Iinfuen, De.
ren &atT. Gberit Sottathan Tinfnen+.
Elm 9altinprerr uRb Setter bes pere
itarbenen 9unoes . Senatnrs Mm.
Yinfuen Mhnte tnor. Ron Dem 80
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0eidJiiBc phne Mannidoftcu,

" port rs. .. Gejcmlbcr.
Wooerne Geidliitc, ipcld]c 100000
9efoltet boben ullo SIR 9cieitialuro
oes Snfens. ionic Der Giuiabrt bon
9nrroganIett @oi 0iencr, mcrOen BON
eipililten beluodt. lucil cS al oel,
notbigen .Sffijicren luto Monnid,af.
ten mangelt. Gic nellc aiiItcnbotte.
RTE 81 Sort &ctbercIl bat 81, ibrer
yeinannung MIR cine &anopoa Sol.
ooten. lpeld)e uutter Dem Commando
zines llnteroiii5iers iieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
gSeuern Warpiuuo Gtieubabn.

SctVe(h 1tutyiuhu S''e"oag"'
Srs.tneno 27. Gepibr., berlaBt StuensSation.
Sealtdb,
40 WforeerS - S1ucupoftl SaeerStcipii. ".
lHo 9S. Jtp., Wabnesboro, GbarnberSburg nlo
alseeuommeu SonHta9, Saneod nnb @uEtber'
lamb.
2.45 gIa6m. - Accommodation mad uuton'
AIS Nadr. e6neusgrpreb, SuuptItnte.
Sdeerstorpn, SdncoI. SEippenSbarg irto aus
genontrnen 9onntag Sreberid urb emntts'
burg (RdrlorssSnraon)
sGglict, an~ssenrmmen 9pnntae.
100 MoreenS-Dort, .. mp 8. 1'b., ,i'o Gar
7,5U I~orsers-afom. mad Tburmoni.
So sloreens-g8eftern @rpreb, g8eFtrinfter,
hlrliceoinef (Sreoerid), @mmtishurg, 9tars
ont, 99apreSbpro, gbdrnfersbute, Sneers'
piurt. Sdneod. Cumberland. GIftus (guffcts
$50 Observation-Disclosures, 5ftIi6 BON Gmiorb.
&roOe, ferner gori, Sa,ober. Settpsbnre NIB
Y. mo s.. Glib.
$40 Nadbm.-stfcnt. mad Sanpber.
GIG I~beibs-Mffom. mad nuioH'Srtbge.
Nrr Samftags.
list S.beuhs- Ntfcn. nnth ttuicnsertoae
gpnr GpnutagS.
9.45 MbenbS-. Nffpm. nab urtorsgrio9e ftnb
SdnObtr.
sSdli nidt an aennfbIba nia: abe .etation
u. Gubertiun, q. ". SCpen,
EtrerPrdf II Her. sUfn0det- @snrF MIDI
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Rational ganfeR.

gllIIUIIUI' NNTIIN.
,Sbe rn Conn aatlnRal 9aui,." SAP uno
Greter~Gtrobe. Sacub ". SCOT Friltoeif;
SeIrD 6. Jteoue, 3alitret
ySncite gatipnal.SuIf," 4S2 Sso'Sronopdp
20. Is. lSupner, duititer.
4, ~HRsitern GatiauGl Yanf," a JtotossusapsSH
R9. 9inrrintt Ndiitrer.
,5ritte Haiirndi gaut." ste baltimore nllo
g~fortbsStrabe. ..
urmerS q MtrdautS' TGtiuuGI BaHf,"
Soutbs unh qombarosStraSe.
,outu,erciof AZ Warmers GdfipHai SnHt,"
OF peIts@de eoparn. nr0 OerrHnr'Strabe
s.. j. BaIonin, S%aiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Nbfabrts.Sas Scr Gscan.S ampfer
uum Wprf. ~ =.

gtm TO-. SeSember Il
pMain" nah Bremen. tli A5a
uSeuig Dian" mad Copenhagen.
pGrctic" ned 8ibraltar, Meapel.
nSollraiuc" ltud) SABRE. ~,
%. oi 8cnppoG nod Ncapel itrto
8enua. ..n9 81 8 sg;1r
9lm t2.19 e5emberat q
oadiIertn" 1tndj 6nnibilrDtilr
"a. 8. @ilbeIm" rtad1 8reane,t.
oWclabo" nadf 2onoon. pre-
st. 2ouis" nod Sout5nntpton.
varobic" nod 9iperpool.
vGoleOonia" nod) @lasgow.
nGbico9o" ltah SATIRE.
gn Is. Se5ember:
rStatenoom" mad Hotteroam.
n6tilano" llah IntDerpen.
Im 16. NeSember:
ySceatic" rla6 Soutbampton.
v2i,iitania" nadb 2iperpool.
am IL. DECEMBER:
pgretaene" itafj 9anre!!
81
EGRe srr &ciie ms ~;ylaslanS be-
Iurat s. Saline, Nr. 413, Gif-valtl'
moreitrafe, aahe Guitom Souie Hpc,
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ter crbtc Sri. NintncU $4,000, Die ia
im Yollie Der Sohre 6urd @runos
ejQcnthrma Spctulotipncn in 9tcps
2)ort Observation-Disclosures. Gic @Glitc ots
neutrality-suspicious. IN Morlem ion ibr
Qch0rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

glum6ing, Gltrndces, Ranges unS
Sefen, Gnhoeden mo Rinneu.
Bennett Bros, 523 gorSsSrsmont ,apeHuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
.rrTt gpulnn1uien

,DsGrpfanb Srut Co.," Noropeft.ede galptrt'
unb @ermansStrube. Grtel Qert6, Brat,
bent; g. 9. .3~immFrmauH. Gsireiir; Carroll
1GH gleb. SfabITtiier.
Baltimore fruit d SuarGHits g." Sauttabls
8uilbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
germiidtr teIcsrapbiids Sspriden.

Ginbred,er iiid,ten ipGbreno Der
porletten Rndlt Die nState gonf Of
Moise," 3s., beim, iprengten oas Sc.
noble un6 erbeitte.en $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Iarmor. m0 8rantt. @erte.
q. 8iladrtntr & edbns. 7t4..7Is SET Saitr
m~preaSfraGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

,gua RcprGicntontcn oe3 &crcin@ Der
&nuilclte uno 6obritnntcn ncbnlen
an Dem in M%uibington togenhcn 90.
tionolcn 6luB uno @ufen Congress
Die folgcnocH @errcll Ibcil: 6ranf
u. Shirt. Hcllbcl Softer, ,@nltcr .,
Nropta. ,Soirpb {. W1itllcb, ESohn =.
Sberluooo, Nuius g. 4ooO ShoS. Is.
Nn0qS Scfrct0r ibc5 8ereina, Obcri,
s. 6rulrf Supplee mp 9ltitin Sol
logbcr. .g5 .ug.lg,L. pui,Ur
PHI Der YciicrM(g .brfitOrt. it'd, ben
ip0tcitcn NotItittet 5uiGIgt Der OH
Scr @lurocrrnt3ihibihf tffraiiftc 8.
6rccnrou Roiiit pbt 9tr,oy2l91 SIt
Ni00lcitroBc. .i!9' ~. VI u"
4LAI4Lt4LAlUI&
Sal dl en- Mar III. ~ Ain Gran
more Nlportcnlcnt @oltlc, 9tr! 1880,
Yiuoen NpculehginN .mllh Sicnitng
9(bcn0 cilt nlitpllrotifdrr 8citcrdlarm
los. Die Noli8ei MN bic 6cucrtuebr
mltr0cn nuflerufcrL 0od) %ertllhrel
oieielben SIT ibrem Merger bel ihrer
2nflnft 0oB ultBer in Ben Scfcn fcin
Gcuer- brauuttc. Srgcn0 &cnluno
idcint iidl einen idIed)tcn @iB 0clci-
itet jlr bubcrL @ctr1dltIihc Nltfrc
Qllng bcrriAtc bci'm Gintrcffcn Der
N%clcruehr un6 Eoli5ci in Scr Nod)
borldoit mo DEM @cb1ltOc iclblt.
Sntereiinntc Tnmilic. -
9toh ein WtitNlieO Der SollollO 80
milic, nallo Horolpcit Baltimore, lpcl-
die bercita orci Der Shrigen I'M 3ltdlt.
bolllc bate, aluurOc Qcltern nod Dem
@cfdHAniB a0elotOt: itnl loeaell Sieb
itobl3l0elh.Grp5e uh5lnunrten. Is
mar ser 9teper &biepb FooHmo. 3pci
@riiocr mo cine Sdnncitcr bobcn Re
rcit2 3l,ftboltatcrmlnc o%hgeIeIlcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Baltimore 0ampf Tafet So.
(saite NIB SnperldfFge S~at.9inte.)
Ste Ser. GiautersRoft bef5rbernb.
Samsfer sgirsinta" meal. sia~Iabama,"

SaHlStsF gWiIgIHta" .Hlhl,. gAIdbdMd,-
9ampfer Tfabren taaIiS' gonHtass ausaenonn.
men, bon ben r9aisainie" .giers. Nr. f0-i2
eiaft. etrake, $50 sbenes, bireii mao Oh
Rcint Comfort, MorfoIf, Rertsrrouib urtb allen
@oint Comfort nit ber &c. & 8. Gtienbnbn".
Rad 8itmonb. @erbinblne In portsnioutb NIT
benz pSedboarb @ir Qine@ foItbem Bulge nod
oun9 nit Der rItIdniic Coat Cine NorfcIi
lrS peftIih. u1b oh 9ominion. Cine nad
Te,u6erri, Dnf5tneton, 8.sg., 8t6moHo. Sa.,
lfto Melps9orf.
Watl3ctten rab europdtf6em. Blame. surn.
rifle 9niiiten3immer, eIeftrtf9e 8eIerdtuna,
Snnipfbeibuna. &oien fret. Saeierotrte 8atiitens
Ir. 107 Sfts9aItiutore'GfraBe SIR. 606-5oS.
oiabtsGtraBe; e.. u. g. office, Sfiboft.ede beI
baltimore. uno gaIbertsStraBe; Continental
Truft. @uilbina" unb aIbaueb'8 gr. 100, Rorbs
gbnrIessStrnbe
Sobn o.. eberfppub, z Srppn,
@iee.Prdf. II. Sen. ,Ntanaaer. 0er.s gaN. .HaenS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Q6uofater.

HSuIpb @ntaerist, gebtsaulvalt SIR. 10. On
qerineinnsS trobe. e.. & j Boone. ct. RAM
$50. .WG.
6arbart shtmrr, se5tSdupd.t. Union Sruii
@utloine, Baltimore NO. SetSe Telephone
Qarl ". ~. Sdinls, 1856. 1923 ~SafpeAntletlg
@ajtapHs SO sb, POI. .2G9 9d.pert Sut.Stng.
j. 9Sm. Ertmuun, iii ?ioreaSb1rIeSStrues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Gpnr Nanten.

yDentidle Gpnrbdnf PM Baltimore" Sufdfs
uno Baltimore StrnBe.
st. Sanes Sp1r5aHi, SdInHIort'Sfrnbe mo
&uftDMsSouie sSlbeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

aupieribmieoe uno plumbers.
SJhu 6nbert, 17t4 9buuess Strass q. & 3
aelepboH: BoIte 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
Geuer @eriihPr1tnden.

Seuer 8eriiherungeu.
..linnal Suiurauec 60, Of etuerpssL~ SsnEn %
BurfieIo. 9titnentsNlarnler. 101-102 SbduI
er Of 9oUmerc 9uilo!na.
,y,erntauiu SeurrpeTThCrHugs . 0eieaflah,"
Baltimore uHo yortbs Sirn5e.
G%igentbums .Agenteu unb
.Sdn0lsr.
stsrre 6, Susau & %eysr~, 10 oft'aeTtHetoH'
Sirnbe.
Sl'fihmieb 3nbebor.
o. eeott SanHe Co., 362 uHo 364 secro. sor'
Strese.
Goblen uno Sol5.
esHrh g.. Bon SEINE, $50 goIuHbtn.sIoerus.
S~6mud'uhen unb rhren.
s.. ], 9Iaer, 90 oitsRaItiHorsAStrubs.
Gfan6!eib @eIhdfte.
~G""iofibatet 2pan Co.," 1 ROrbsgap.st
Siattos ulo SreeIn.
Gbas. 81. etteff, o g~etrbs9fbertb. Strase.
@n- SHabe & 60, Rarfsgtpe. unb 5dsettesS.r.
1apier unb 8apiere often.
su'its, SiSon &c., fo5 wrb tO7 Sauoperstr.
9lehplotten, Retda etc.
spsn, Suunin & 60. (ineorporirt), IS. 10,
gaIberftoHsetrdbe.
2ei6enbeitatter.
sTreere & s5.ue, 1908. ITO ganioHsaoeuue.
t,e:. Gpof, Mortbs un6 Observation-Disclosures.
Nrtebhofe.
,2oubpw Rarf Geatttsrs," Office: 81 &es.
SaratoaasStr1se
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
StnntS Qdnfen.

SIuII9 NUIIItV.
,EeuttGe Sauf upu Salttmrte," Baltimore
uno Soutoa0sStrnBe. 9tuqult 8eber, SrdH
bent; u. >. Si6t, SbaRmeiiier,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

3eitungen, 3ettidrtten Gr.
ySbs Baltimore Relus GD.," 9oeto a6eretoH'
bic, GeftGfisflbrer. 3l5 8eH'Seth"h'S''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

tsII allEl l3ebfnih N Der Glrit6efs uf6 YRf.
SoqnIsStatior nm 1000 abenos.
Geferptuna bon 9iaum In GhIcfs ober Bar.
lor'sSapgons. Spetiernter etc. iuerben fhnen
8iiredur: Charles n,s saitimoresStrabe g. &
g., ct. Fnni 1924, ooer Mo, gourtlnro 1901:
lRt, RobaIsS tation, 6, & g., Mt. gernon 1923;
9antoeftsS tdtion Snfotmatiorss 8iiredi. q. & g..
Ct. Gaul SAG, ober no, gourtIano 1928, uTo
Nr. 526 Siios9roabipab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
@erdamts G. Miimcrs transport. So

Wcrdants G. Iincrs transport. So.
Tampfer.2tnte,
Sradjt nnb Iafiagtere.
Fad, Suitpft nnb benz Often.
Spnntae, 9ienitne unb Sreitag, 9 1Ibr 9tberbB.
. gsadI 9rpuibeuec nnb benz Often.
Sonntng, Wtttlpod lro Sreit1g, O ubr Ibero&.
= Iadl GetuDprt Reiua.
2dgii6, nuSSenommeu Montag uHb Saufitug.
9 ubr StbenoS. a.
. Srndt angen0mmen tialidl sis 5 ubr gnnuL
fit o%enfelhen Sng nbfabrenoe Tampfer.
Rndh Sanannnb NIB benz Shben.
Tteuftde, Sonrerfiag unb SaTftag,
8 l1br IhenoS.
9. u. Mcaein, steeHt, 1ier 3, Sue S..gnh.etx.
.Saupt.9hreau: 8eruinn' nnb 2fsttsetr.
Uf3,9&S@ ~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Characterization, 16iiren, 6enIter'
rabmen. &a0en etc.
Sames q. Softer e 60, 1l5 un6 1T Sa'6Fe'
SEQ. 4. sIoan & Srn, Ala aie9tiir.'Nerl!e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

gi%gentbums .Agenter unb
.@dn0Isr.
st,rre 6. Susau & Ieyhrw, 10 Gft'aertHotoH
Girube,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
!, Eenniplpania Balm,

$50 EaKe sir Meife ms AnslanS Sc.
Iiorst 6. Naine, Rr. 413, Df.NaIti.
mprritrafe, maize Gaffom &sxfe Hbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Si'fihmieO 3ubebor.
o. eeott 8anue Co.. S62 unS 364 sscro. soy
StreBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

misunderstanding 8er1tbe uno
Sumereien.
n rIu ith q <ururr IA 9nS SlorNt Itcus=trnk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10
@ei6dftSs8 egmetier.
'ader', GunSitOr' naS Sotel'
ScOnrfsnrtifel.

zee W,hers & Sids Co., 104 Gl0fpoipatb'str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

HUH FWTUUttVVTU uHU WtWsUuII.
9feuer IerriItttiis an Der Sreiuno3fpau5igfte
Gtrabe. gefp'Yori, beauenI mad SoteIs
Jbeuterft, 80 tH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

gdHe firs ansInnb beiprst O. Maint, 0r.
Alb. Ef.Saiit,Hpre.etr., nabe eHitnm Soufs, Hus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

9lehplotten, RetdG etc.
spsn, Seurin & Go. (ineorportrt), IS. 10,
gaIoeritoHsSStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

2eidenbeItatter.
s~reere & s5sus, 1908. .171O GanioHsaoeuue
t,e:. Gpof, Mortbs unb Recommendations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Siatos ulo SreeIn.
Gbns. 81. sttef, Q TGrbs9ibertbs Strdbe.
Gm. SHabe & 60, YarfsgIbe. unb 5dSettssStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Goblen rno SoIs.
eeHrh @. Bon SEINE, $50 goIunbia.sIbenns,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

S6mudIdhen uno lthren.
81. J, sciaer, 90 SitsPnItiutorsaStraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

Bfan6!eib 8eiddfte.
.G""toftbatee 2paa Co.," 1 RorosGab .Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-10

4abter unb 8apiereT i:ten.
smitb, Siruu &C.,, f55 utb t07 Sauoner'Gtr.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-09-16
EpeEwoop.

H. P. Adams is the guest of his
daughter and family at Everly, Iowa.
Forest Fleck, Pennsylvania young
man who is working at Davenport,
came up Tuesday morning for Wis
it with his aunt, Mrs. Kate Boyer.
Mrs. James Vosberg of Manchester
and Mrs. F. C. Smith of Waterloo
were guests of the latter's father-in
law, H. A. Smith, part of last week.
Mrs. Utley and daughter came up
for a short visit with her mother, Mrs
Amos Perry, and other relatives.
Fred Flenniken, graduate of the
Edgewood High school who attended
the Upper Iowa University last year
will teach in the Brown district north
of Colesburg this year, commencing
his. new duties Monday.
Hugh Curran left here last Thurs
day for Valley City, S. D., where he
has a position as principal of the city
schools at that place. He had been
elected to fill the same position in
the Jesup, Iowa, school but resigned.
Mrs. w. c. Madison visited her
brother, George Scofield, at Straw
berry Point recently and was much
interested in seeing large peach
tree in his orchard that was heavily
laden with fruit. 1t has fruited now
for several years and the flavor is
said TO be excellent. There are sew
eial peach trees here in Edgewood
this year that have lots of peaches
on them and they have matured nice
iy.--Journal.
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COCOON.

III. c. Merriam is at Swea City.
Miss Vera Hunt commenced her
school duties at Walker Monday.
Mrs. Fred Houston and children
were down from Ryan Tuesday.
Miss Napier of Oneida has been
spending the past week with Mrs.
Thos. Powers.
Miss Cora Crosier of Manchester,
visited at the w. NJ. Crosier home
part of last week.
Miss Minna Merriam departed
Friday for Marcus, where she will
teach this coming school year.
Mrs. VIM. Woods went TO Du
buque last Thursday. Mr.. WOOD
accompanied her home the same
evening and is much improved ii
health.
Thomas Woods the invalid son o
Patrick Woods, died at Dubuque NOV
day morning, September 18th at l:0t
a. IN. The funeral is being held to
| oiv, lWedneSday), at belmont.
Clair Bum, who has been CUES
at the Fairchild home, accompanied
by Mrs. Leonard, departed Saturda.
for his home at Bloomington, Ill
Ms. Fairchild accompanied them tt
Manchester.
Jas. Patton and wife, Henry Nc
Mullen and wife, Jas. Freeman an,
wife, F. e. Patton, S. j. Lyttle. Mrs
Jessie Sheldon and Miss Bel Clemon
attended the funeral of Mrs. Johl
Clair at Delhi Saturday. Mrs. .Clai
died at Hyannis, Neb., last Wednes
day, and was Mrs. Jas. Patton's step
mother.-Monitor.
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HoPklNroN

Verdon WEIGH and Howard Kirk
wood played ball with Ryan at Man
chester yesterday.
H. L. Main and ]. j. Kirkwood were
at Manchester yesterday to attend
the annual Woodman picnic.
Mrs. Clint Oehler went to Daven-
port Monday night for a few days
visit at the NJ. H. Macarthur home.
F., w. Doolittle is home from Colo
RADIO, where he has been engaged in
engineering work. He will depart in
few days to take position with
the University of Illinois as an in
structor in civil engineering.
Reports from the cornfields indicate
that the crop in this section is rapid
" maturing. The fields on high land
are now generally reported out OF
danger from frost, but those on black
soil need few more days of this
hot September sun. Another ten days
will see the crop practically all as.
sured and bumper one too.
The editor and wife arrived home
last Saturday evening from trip
through western Canada with the
National Editorial Association. 1t
was very enjoyable outing from
every standpoint, affording opportun
ity to see a great expanse Of coun-
try now being opened to settlement
a visit to many important towns and
cities, and side trip into the noun
tains An account of the trip will
be given in the Leader.-Leader.
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HoPklNToN.

w. S. Beals returned Saturday from
his trip through the northwest.
F. E. Martin brought to town ;
fine specimen of home grown peaches
Mr.. Martin will have twenty five bu
shells this season.
Prof. Mcdonald opaned the public
school Monday and the students are
arriving for the opening of Leno,
Sept. Is. The outlook is very goot
for LenoX this year.
Mrs. A. G. King died last Friday
The funeral was held in the Methdis
Episcopal church Sunday.
Miss Laura Chadler visited ovel
Sunday with Mrs. w. L. Campbell.
Will Russell and Lawrence Doc
little returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
The north side Of Main street
played the South side game of base
ball Tuesday. The score was Z tc
in favor of the south side.
Lew Bitz met with a serious. acct
dent one day last week. While help
ing move a threshing machine it
caught his foot, running over it and
breaking one of his toes.
Mrs. Sam Orr was taken to Ana
mosa hospital by DR.. L. F. Cummings
and tumor removed from her side.
She is improving nicely.
The committee on the Lenox En-
lowment met Friday night and re-
,orts show there is but little over
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REvlvINe A HOPE.


Fayette Postal Card: The indica-
lions are that the G. M. & ST. p.
Ry Co., is planning to run more and
heavier trains over this branch of
their line. Occasionally a heavy en-
CINE is sent over the line alone, APP
parently to test the roadbed, and ex-
tensive betterments are in sight.
Two bridge gangs are in the vicin-
ity and bridges are being strength
ened. AS soon as cold weather comes
the steel gang is expected to COM
plete the substitution Of heavy rails
which was begun some time ago. An
other indication is the amount Of
new ties furnished the section crews
the past season. Nearly all sections
are reported to have received at
least 500 sawed pine ties. soaked in
creosote, and the Fayette section
has had about 1000. we are informed.
These improvements seem to sig
nifty greater train service at some
future time, probably when the Pa
cific coast extension is finished. In
a short time 1t is expected that the
railway company will remove the
bridge across the Rock Cut and sub
stitute one of steel. In fact it is
stated that this bridge will be put
in. this fall.
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THORPE.


Ernie Munger and sister, Bell Hen
dershot spent Sunday with Sherman
Henderson, and wife near the back
bone.
George Keith spent few days at
Edgewood with their daughter and
husband.
Miss Maggie Franks is assisting
Mrs. A. Clarke with her homework.
John Clark was in Thorpe last Tues
day.
Mr.. Troy had a sister visiting him
last week.
Mrs. Bert Ryan called on her sis
ter, Mrs. A. O. Stone Tuesday after
noon.
Grandma Robertson and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Work took in the Wood
man picnic at Manchester Wednesday
Mable Parsons returned home Tues
day after spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Cheney, near Lamont
Mrs. Dick White and children ant
Mrs. Will White and children tool
in the Woodman picnic at Manches
ter Wednesday.
The Union school opened last Mon
day with Miss Rause as teacher.
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carried Out ln.4rue4ian.

Every sailor has his story of the
mistakes which landlubbers make over
the names Of things at sea. which
always seem to be exactly the oppo-
site of what they arc on land.
A new boy had gone ON board a
West India ship, upon which painter
had also been employed to paint the
ships side. The painter was at work
upon n staging suspended under tho
ships stern.
The captain. who had just got into
boat alongside, called out to the
new boy. who stood leaning over the
rail, Let go the painter!"
Everybody should know that a
boats painter is the rope which makes
1t fast. but this boy did not know It.
He ran aft and let go the ropes by
which the painters staging was held.
Meantime the captain was wearled
with waiting to be cast of.
''You rascal" he called. "Why don't
you let go the painter?"
"He's gone, SIR" said the boy brisk
~. "He's gone pots, brushes and ALT"
London Standard.