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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-18
KAISER IS SYMPATHETIC
KIM 60 ]. Es.eaaea

BERLIN. Sept. 1s.-The Kaiser
today issued orders for the embassy
70 extend his personal coincidence to
orville Wright who received injuries
b. the wreck o. his aeroplane yes-
tsrday. and also 70 the family OF
L.eiutsnant ssIfridge Who lost hia
ME.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-18

CONTINUED On pags f0uF.l
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02

.--. et,. .,-1 -- .''.,,.,t.-- ..-.- ..E .-- ..
-. ''''. ..'''o.' .'...' .'-~ 3
II "7- enough oil l3eii t.sal 10
make the settlement look dimly
ghostlike. nearly buried is tt il.
I'm m. deem SNOW.
. 49,. r.,,. -,
'''''' '1 ,'''
lDe'I I''le 70 ShoFel'Hs the snow
ont Of LANCE LIME, So that there
may be one place ofpromenade be-
t,caa, tna dvar,;,os III. ..Lo,,
~
I, 0''''-' '-i1 3, ''-'' '--0 9'"'l va
tlc meat houses, where supplies OF
frozen flesh and birds are kept.
Tie path is wide and walled in
r., .:t1,a- .;d. h.. o,.,. ,,;1.. d..
~
0.-.I ~ 'I'l9 gloomy season IAe
white women wrapped ID iurs,
have their walks and picnics
There is zest in the air, and in
fine weather the women enjoy a
scramble among the frozen hills
and valleys; and if fresh snow lies
deep and soft they wear snowshoes.
It is busy time for the Eskimos,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02
LIFE IN FAR OFF
ICY GREENLAND
Summer is Pleasant and Winters Not
So Bad, a Woman Writes

Certain white men in the Danish
Government service live along the
southwest coast of Greenland,
How do the European women and
children thrive in the Arctic land?
1t is interesting to hear from one
OF these women, who has written
to the German paper Ausland that
on the whole they like Greenland,
have many simple pleasures there,
their children are happy and TO
bust and the natives are simple,
jolly and industrious.
The writer says that life is not
irksome, though the coast is bleak
and the winter SHOWS are deep.
She lives at Godthaab, the capital
of the colony of South Greenland.
Theswhite women spend many of
the summer hours on the hills or
in the gardens
MY garden" she writes, from
the Greenland point of view, is a
great success. a broad walk di-
vides it into two parts. On one
side beets, radishes, cabbages and
some other vegetables grow Justify
and mature even in the short sum-
mer.
ION the other is a beautiful
grass plot, sprinkled with dande-
lions and daisies, and in a corner
is a little dollhouse in which we
bring few European flowers and
Strawberries to perfection. Near
the entrance are garden chairs and
a little table, and often, in the
afternoon, all the white women Of
the colony sit here with their nee
dies, enjoying their tea and bou-
quets Of roses and gilly-fowers
which the dollhouse provides.
The Danish mother and their
children are often seen on fine
summer days climbing the hills
behind the settlement, some with
/ their sewing, others with books.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-02
ADAMS
TOOK OFF HIS COAT
The Multitude Cheered Justify at the
Chief Executives Work on Canal.

The opening of navigation on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
naturally recalls the history of
this great waterway that has its
head in Cumberland.
1t was George Washington
idea to unite the West with the
East by waterway along the Po-
tomac river. 1t took shape in 1925
by an act of the Maryland Legisla-
ture Incorporating the Potomac
Canal Company. From George
town to Harper's Ferry the canal
was constructed 90 feet wide at top,
AZ feet at bottom and 6 feet deep.
thence to Dam No. s, 10 feet at
top, 81 at bottom, 6 feet deep,
thence to Cumberland, 81 feet at
top, IL feet at bottom and s feet
deep.
In 1926 it was planned to extend
the canal to Pittsburg and the
company duly INCORPORATED in
Pennsylvania.
In 1928 the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company took over all
the rights to the waterway. Cap
ital stock 5000, 900.
The first spade full of earth in
the construction of the canal was
removed by John Quincy Adams,
then President of the United
States.
General Mercer was the first
president OF the canal and handed
the shovel to President Adams.
This took place on July 4, 1928, in
the presence of a great crowd at
Georgetown.
On the same day at the same
hour ground was broken for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, thir-
ty miles away.
When General Mercer handed
the spade to President Adams, he
made a neat little speech and pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Drarafte 0dufrlci.

Der %beriibmte engIifae S9orTp pie
Ter 8erpid no6nte einmol elmer
Pferoeuuttipn BEL.
Die erIte Drummer, meme Serr=
f1often, cine olte rotb6raune Stute".
begunn Der Q%utttonator nit bemerz
tenspert6em 9atbos, unb genau in
bemieGben Son lpieoerbolte Der S9au=
ipteler bic @prte, mos inter ben Der
fammelten cine pobre 2o6ioIoe Der
porrief.
Sin tpenig GrgerIi6 fu6r Der Nus
rufer fort: nytuu, nit pel9em @ebot
poQen mir beginnen?"
Run, nit pel9em 8ebot pplen
mir b%eginnen?" p%ieoer9olte bas
menI4Itde G6o, iiber Epetnen eigsnen
G6er3 outs tOitIi9ite beIuitt9t.
nSunbert 8uineen." I9lug ber
Quttionotor Dor, ouf 8errpid einen
ipOttiI9en Seitenblid perfeno.
nSunoert @uineen!l" ipieber6oIte Der
S6uuIpieIer. ben SpoB fortTeBeno.
Sn oemieIben Q(ugenblid ftel Der
9ammer, unp Der W~uttionotor rief:
o8eiten 0ont, mein 6err, fir Dos On
gebot! 0oS PferO geb6rt S6nen."
Sept Ia9ten Die 8erIammelten nod
Iouter pie bisber, ober biesmol auf
8ernids Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
FRAU 4lOnt9Olttrrs l(ntrrrndi.

&unftfIug. 2entbore Quftf4iffe!
Grobcruug Der 2uft! - man braudt
jeBt nur an ir9enb einem Sage irgeno
cine 3eitung gu 0ffnen, UNI oieiem
S9ema gu begegnen. 2(ter troB bteIer
popiernen @erberrIi9ung Der 2uft=
f4tffabrt lit nod niemuno auf BEN Sc
oanten getommen, benz pobren, Dem
ptrtli4en nSnipirator" Der @roberz
ung Der 2uft bic @bre gu eripeiIen, Die
i9m 9ebubrt. gp3 niemano - 70
i3retbt Der n9ouloi5" - lit ouf ben
Geoanten getommen, BEN llnterrod 5u
preifen, oant tpeI9em WtontgoIfier -.
Nber fongen mir BON pornun! Mas
oame MontgoIfier BON Qnnonap bate
ibren biibi4en Ieinenen unterrod ma
i9en laffen; INN tbn trodnen 81 ~laIien,
bangle ite i'm iiber einen tIeinen Sfen,
Der cine ongenebme 8drme orsz
itr0mte. Die beige Cuff bIdbte ben
unterrod ouf, 10 baB er 6oIO ipie eine
8lode ausiab. 9lOBIi4 gei4ob etipas
Disadvantages: Die S3nur, bic ben
moieitdtii6 oufge6la1enen unterrod
feItbielt, begann fi4 gu I1Ien, unD oos
ROdlein itieg uno itteg, 70 Iei9t ME
cine SpIpbioe; Die 9ede aber bemmte
ietnen Slug in Die 2iifte uno Idbmte
ieinen S9pung, bis es nit getnidten
5Iiigeln gefangen fab. DIS es Ii4 in
bieier trpItloien Gage befonb, rief
Maoome Wontaolfier, Die Dem Slug
periu9 nit offenem Munoe 8ugeI6aut
bate, raid tbren @otten, um i6m bos
Ybanomen gu 5eiger. @eIoNen itieg
WontgoIfier uuf einen Slid, b~eFreite
ben fIottcrbnften unO jeBt 10 I9n5be
gefon9enen llnterrod uno -. begonn
na95ubenten. 8lpci Monote Ipdter -.
2lber Die @eI6i6tc tcr eriten ,Monts
goIfiere", Die bur@ belize Cuff oufge=
trieben lpurbc, lit ia ~binIdngIib be-
tannt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Sara(atr ais 6r(angslrbrrr.

Der Dor Surgeon peritorbene be-
riibmte ipontf4e @eiger pobIo Saraz
tate bat ME 8ioltnunterri9t ge9eben,
oo5u mar er gu u~ngeouIotg. Sin elm
6tges WoI bat er es per1u6t, uno er
er3dblte germ bapon: g8pr pieIen
Sabren mar i9 einmal oils gang iunz
ger &erl in Siibamerito, es ging mir
fur4tbar i6le6t, niemonb Tom gu
meinen &on5erten, 10 buB mir I9lieBs
lid elm Sreunb ben Ratb CAB, es bob
nit Stunoen9eben 81 perIu6en. Qber
ou9 ntemonaO pplte ba8 0iplinIpiez
len lernen. Damn glib bod llnterri9t
i'm Stn9en!" in9te metn u%nterneDmen=
Der Sreuno. 9o6 boS bate cine onz
oere S4piert9teit. SD babe nGmIi4
10 peni9 Stimme lpie cine &rGbc, uno
fam teinen Son iin9en. Qber tpenn
einem bos MeIIer an Der 3eb!e TiBt e.
@S fanb iib cine S9iiIerin, bic lam,
unb i4 ipteIte ibr ouf meiner 8ioIine
Dor. r8itte", Io9te i9 nit GROCER
@rnftboftigteit, niingen sic 10, bos lit
Die ri6tige Dirt. lpie ma iin9en muB."
Sic mar Iebr er5tount, oter ib CLAUDE
lpirtli6. lie bat mebr pon meinem Set
genfptel 9eIernt, als lie BON metner Sc
iongstunlt bate profitiren t0nnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Sas aebrudDcnc Scrs.

Die, olten &eltte, Die Der yguten al
ten 3eit" nod imner ool Ser5eleio
nodtrouern, flogcn barber, OaB IN
Der belttigen Su9enO Die GmpiinOun.
gen INNER mebr unO mebr pcrflus
d)ell, oaB 2iebe l1no Sreue niht mebr
Die HoIe i'm meiblihen 2eben ipie.
len, mie Dies friiber Der Sail gemeien.
.Nn gebrodenem Ser5en ltirbt bellt'
5utage fein Wenih mebr," oieie &lo'
&C bort man i'm Zone beS bitteritcn
8orfpurfes bon Sen Miittern u.8robl
miitterrt, Die eS lid gar nidt p%oritel.
len fonner, ooB man ben 600 ODER
Die llntreue beS @eIiebten ilberleben
fGnne.
lluo bod moren aud in iener Dglts
ten oIten 3eit" Die 6rallen gar nidt
70 ieniibeI, mie mir iie beltte riibmet
boreu.
60 perlobte lid 8. 9. I'M Sabre
1893 sic bomolS ~17.jGbrige WttB Mo.
tbiIoe SobuIon, oie Nihte oes be.
riibmtcn Serifo9rupben Sobnlon nit
Dem @eliebten ibrer Sll0eno. 9ur5
Dor Der Soh5eit itorb Der @r0ltti1om
mo WtiB Sobnion 500 lid iitr einc
Reibe BON Sabren mad, ibrcm Son0s
gut 5uriid, iebte ein GeltomCnt ouf
in Dem tie ibr @ermo9erL ooB Die an
iebnIide Sumnle bon $1,000 EiunO
Steriing betrug, eiten arontenbonie
pernod)tc, rno bebielt MIR 10 plel
@elo 5uriif, boB ibr booon eilt @robs
itein 9eiebt meroen fonntc, olli Dem
hie Sl.id)rift itebeu %iollte:
Nus SchnIltdJt naf Dem @elieb.
Ten on 9cbrotcuem Ser5en i'm Bit.
benoen Slt9enooltcr geItorben."
Snf Sabre 1867 tonnte man AM
Is. 0c5cmber Der oiuGcnoliden" WFiE
nen @robitcin ieten. Sic lit i'm 106.
Sabre hires SebctS am qcbrohcncll
Ser5en ans Sebniudt nod Dem De.
liebten oohinaeGongen.
8erpib cine Iungc 3cit, Ole oo96cr'
notbig botte, nm 5t bred)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
M}nu mug lids cbcH icIbcr
Hcbnteu.

Sd iebc, OoB and GIt're 2eutc
Riht mahrcu itcts Der &roObcit
SdCin
Trau3 ,ioiei itcdt ais CUTE @cllte
Gas hiibidlc NoSnien iid Elm.
lluO IerOi ipridt; sd icb', &br ale
,.aumnlt bel Der GbciIlng nidt SIT
ipdt;
,glth i'd mar lang gcn1lg 8oialle
limo ipiCI Elm biSfen Mujeitdt."
"Sn @cIQra0 uber id)reit ser Gcrbc
Ger miithcnO gum GoIolte Gilt:
Gub cr be0cuteno ltcber iterbc,
9lIs 3u5uidallcn, 1peln man tbcilt.
Yer @riehe obcr ioitt3t: sd lcb' 81
nGrireuIide 8eIeacnbeit;
sd uebrlC nit &erIoltb mir &rcta,
lin ous i'd mebriat idou gcircit "
Ser SuItou mtB itd bolt bcoucmen,
Gomit er nid)t pom Sbron6en
'NN
limo IGBt bait icocu icjbit iid) ucbmcl
@aa or Hidt 5lm @cburtatdQ trlcat.
God bait. DAB ib Is nitt ucrggic;
gtod madct Ole @crehtiatcit;
%m id)6ucu Rciacn Der oGongrciic"
Sit ibr Der udd)itc MN geuctbt.
9(m StrunO Der Seine miro er taqeuL
go Dab Die Sode cu0Iid itinmlt-
Sin icocr ju Dem @oltonfro8en
Sumdd)it NAL griinOlid nStcuru1g
uimmt."
Gam ipriht &obu Dull: y&br icio
Dernleiien,
r,(br moht Oos &liinoern Gltd nidt
idmer!
SD obcr, i'd - i'd bin pergeiiclL
nG'rlm rcidt mir nal Ggppten berI"
Ser Rlliic ihnou5t: oSbr SpieBgeiel
len,
,@orlm luo mid oenl teiner elm?
sd lcbm mir lebt Die GaroanelIcn,
nGonu mag Die Sade riftig fem"
N1u broltdt iif feiner mebr SIT i6d.
men,
Sic @ei5bcit oaer @ei9beit liegt 60
nNfou mub lid nGmli6 ielbcr neb'
men,
,@os man nidt gum @cburtStog
triegt!"
9iogeueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
i3ebn Sranes Stratc fir ben, Der
SiirIt iagt,

Die folgenOe nette 8eid)itte oot
Dem neueu G5areu Geroinono mo
ieinem Sof meiB Der Correspondent
Der nGoiIp MaiI" in Soiio 81 er5Gb-
len. @leid nad) Der l%lnobbGnGiQ'
fcitserfI0rung beidIo'ien Die Scrrell
Der Sofboltung, Dab iebcr, Der Der.
geiie. Den litel WoieItGt 5u 9ebrou.
den, oocr meiter bon Dem G3oren ul3
bon Dem 6iirIten iprede, 10 6rullfril
Straie 5abIen iollte. Die Wtiniiter
horten 0aS mo faBten oenlelben Be
idluB. .G5or 5erbinano erirbr bo.
bon mo mar iebr einucrItonocn.
@1brenb Der Giienbnbniabrt nod Der
8roflamation BON 5irnopo mllBten
neridieoene 0tiniiter ole poor Mt-
niiten 10 6ranten 5ahlen. Gaa bette
ipor uber, oob einntaI G5or 6croi
nano. geraoe nofoem er Den Sinon5,
miniiter I'M 10 6runfen Grmer &c
auadt bate, pon iei1er 8emoblin ol@
Der 5iiritin iproh u1o er mlBtc
ieIbit alih 10 SSronfen be3oblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Sd0nbtit O0cr liubm.

On pier rrr tefonrtensn thrift.
5teuerinrcn murre ~, rirem GnGsoc,
bic etIpo5 beifIe Iroos rprirStst ~ 10
ftott hires goIertrs lipkrr q An bsit
beIiheu mDhtcn. Sic prjtp ~prt1sorrIe.
sd lpiiree entIdieocn HE E6$~ hsit
Der geriibmtfcit poros3rcpo 6Ifr1
Sine fbDre Irau ,mi~0t mit riren,
einsioeu @lid bic AR, S0pIt AZ ;brrn
ssiiben." 0i, 3msitc n]rt3nortpt,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Gin h1jcs 0elrs. Die Gil,

Gin hGirs 0rirt. Die Gile, nit
Der in ben MarIomenten Gelebe ourbs
beratben lperben, lit oft 70 groB, bob
ie gu marden ionoerboren Dtngen
8eronlaFuns CAB. 8eim oritten Ser
leIen zines Geiebes, ipeldes ouf Elm ges
miles @ergeben cine Strofe BON flint
sig 9funo Sterling iebte, I6Iug Elm
|b9eorOneter bes englii4en llnterbaus
les i'm Sabre 1926 Dor, Die Worte
bon fiinf3i9 PfunO unterporfen" bur4
bic Worte bon iiebenjdbriger Oeporz
lotion u%nterporfen" gu erieben. Der
SoridIo9 ipuroe ongenommer, uno
olS oos 8eieb oerOffentli9t lpuroe, las
mon toI8enoes: n-einer Strafe bon
ttebenldbri9er Deportation unterpors
ten, ipopon Die cine !SGlfte Dem S0nig
lno Die onoere benz 4ngeber Sufonen
fpu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Stt firth nnlti1tI

nSoben Sic idon geb0rt? Die
Wittps Sbre5 iiingIt periortenen
5reuGees 1T our6 einen ShlaQanTou
Der Gpra&e ternubt porcen!"
.@o5 Sic iagen! 49, Wh, rem cos
alein ay:rer GuItnp etIebt Bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
6fNankenfplitter.

Man4e Grii6te fallen ui6t einmal in ben
Sboob, ipeny ic reif ino, %ionocrn crit
tuenn fe ioul fnO.
Gab oone Meni6cu ibre Sebler bob;n,'
GILT MIR oils GntibulOisuns fir - fb lei:
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

.@Gr3, mns ta oser. @d'aIiu .brcnut. ,rcpnri'
rem mir. 7rIbfiBer. Pnmneu A1ei hnn rWlpnr.,
Tit Nnncttc, etrosc. Sdhrifdrter bon Sdiolin'
9omuru. ousmaIersNreunladeln g & u
Sc'oNuhlr. Geine cnIitttoreil pSer Nocnten 3lr
@c'hotturn nnn s!uftrdeeIt aitselieui.
Sips MN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
N0pofater.

abulpb @utlerlet, Re6tsannalt, Wr. 10, Oft.
9ertn9tonsstrabe. 6. & g. P6oHe, ct. 9auI
$3.50. Or.
&. 6nr9art ebtmcr, o. 6tsanpaIt. Union 9rrrt
building, Baltimore, no. 8etoe Telephone.
aarl u. Wt. SGpIe, 1876. 1929 BODYBUILDING.
j. &ut. Crtutann, iii Roeo'9barIessStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

rsit 8um @ebronh in Der eauoex, urib IA.
stcpaIStntion nm 1000 aebiies.
Ipr'9SngeonS, Gpeiferaten etc. tperoet ftren be
torgt PEE seIsstpp in nuen folgenoer stuet'
BfrcTuyi Gbqrles nno 81Itimpre<Strate. e.
g.. 81. PAUL 1924, ober orb, ecnrtlarto 1901
WI. @opaI.Stnt.pu, g. & g., Wat. Sermon 3f2S;
Talnbepi Station Snformattl rs. gnreau, e. 3 y.
81. Raul $40, ODER ITO, Gourflonb S7fo: nm
SIR. 626, Giofsrcnbpnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
@arnlanS G. Yennipluauia gabu.

7.S5 Sorm., mad gorf, dusa. SonHiags.
COS giorr1., nab SeIta, nur SonitiaeS.
$40 Tprin., naGs 0elair. ause. Sonntaas.
100 Nadbm., mad geIair. nur Snmit1es.
3.25 Nndni., rn6 port, nuse. -Scnntdes.
405 NQfut., mad Delta. tur Sonrtaes.
5.05 Nafnl., nab geldir. aus9. Sonntnes.
600 9(heros, nab Teltu, duse. Gonutnas.
I o slhenbs, mad 9eltd. MIR Gonutuas.
$50 slbetos, mad GeInir, aliSe. Sonntags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

plumbing, SURFACES, STANCES unb
Seien. 2dh6cfcn uno Rtunen.
sennett 9rbs., 623 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

Gin fIeiBiger @anp mag nod 10
piel perbienen, Elm fotleS Mcib miro
Niles pcroiinten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Baltimore Snmpf Hafct So.
(silte anS 5uoerldtfse gat.9tute.)
Ste 8er. StdnteHsBoit bef0roerHo.
Samster eg%irstnia"'- lHtn), MaPpma.".

Ste Der. StdnteHsBoft beforoerHo.
1a"st'r ,Ssn1%ia! ss ssas aalaPaHaf@
CAMPER fdbren tdaIi9, Gonntugs auseeronr.
men, bon ben nRdts0inie" .8iers, vi lois,
~eiabt.etrnhe, $50 Mbenos, brett na1 SiS
Goint Comfort, NorfoIi. 8ortsmoutb uHS alien
Nriilen SeS Slaens. 9erhinoura in SIb
Goint Comfort nit Der &C. & .. Gifenbdbn-.
9tab Rtfmonb, &erbtnbunq in Bortsutoutb NIT
Dem nSeobonrb Iir 2ine% irIi6em 8nee mad
8ortsmoltb iIno gtIantn. On GorfoIf Rerbin.
ol1g init Der gGtInntic goait Cine" sorfolt
nro ~fueitlid1 uno rSIo Dominion Cine" rlnn
Reiu6ern. @aibingtcn, 8.sS., a.6monb, va.
uni getpsNorf.
WtnbI3citen nnh europdifhem BIdne, Qlirus
rifle aniiiter3imner, e~Ieftrifbe 9eleudbtiina.
9ampfbeiBuna, aoien fret. 8eferotrte Rdtlier.
5tmtner in ben @inets@iirea1iI Der Bah atne,"
gr. 1907. Sfts9aTtimoresGtraBe; Rr. 506-5oe.
SiqbtsStrube; g. ". g. office, GiooftsGde Der
Baltimore Ino gaIpertsStr1be; pgontinentaI
3rnft gutloing" unb @Ibaueb's Rr. 100, 0oro>
GbarIessGtrdbe.
Subu Or, sherpppo, Y. grnsuu n,
@tee'Rrdf. II. Sen sWanaaer. Gen. gaff. ssIeers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

3eitangen, 3eitidrifen etc.
,SBe Baltimore gfeps Co.," 9aoio Nbercrom
bic, 9eibaftSfl6rer, 3tS Beits8erHarsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Sru1t G~ornbnanien

SIHTIs VUIIIpuBIIeT.
,DlnrDlaub SrHt Co.," gorbpeftGde gaIberts
uno @ermnnsStrabe. @rier Seri9, Rriit
Ban gIeb. ~S6abmetiter.
Baltimore Fruit 4 Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
BItl0ing.
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SrdueutbrGncn trodnet man an
bcitcn nit eiucm bloilert oocr broll-
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&upferi6mie0e un6 Blumbers.
olhn Subert. TIA 9bamessG trase. g. & g.
aelepbon: gSolfe 1899.
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Nattono[ 9onfer.

National gat1ten.
v59e EIb Eopn gattpnal gani," @ars unb
Greter'StrGbe. Sacob N. Soot, RrafioeHt;
SeHrp 8. Heoue, Staflirer.
g3Wetts gatiOnalsSanf," 492 GaStgroabpub.
%. g.. %99dgner, %tniitrer.
y%geeitern RattuHal GaHf," IA RorosgutatsS. ~
u. Wtarrtptt. RaiItrer.
brittle National 8anf," Gde Baltimore un6
Hort6sStraBe.
.armers d Wltrdlants' GatiuRaI BdEF,"
Solibs ltno 2pH5urosStrdbe.
'0uhn'eteinl & FARMERS gatlDnul BaHI, "
Sr 'uettsGde 0orparo. uno 0ermansStrabe.
8. j. Balolpin, &aiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

GGiIe SIR &eiie ms Nmslano be-
iurgt s. Saline, &r. 413, CI'galtie
mprcitrake, nabc Gritum 6omie Nue.
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Normor. un0 8rantt. @erfe.
g. Siladrtner & eBbus, Tia. .71S a}eit9aItt.
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

9aumatertalten, Gbiren, 5euiter"
raBmen 2aoen etc.
Samss 3. Softer & &c., 1t5 uuo 1T SIs5re'
oeridsStrabe.
SsO. q. siOaH & gru, Ala 2iebtttr. 'Derfte.
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Spar 9anter.

,Eeut'@s eporbanf uou salttmOrs." Gutau,
uno 9aitinloresStrabe
ct. Sames spnr6ani," 8aItimoresgtrabe unh
guttontsS outesgltenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
@citcru MarglanS Glienba6n.

Seginneno %. Sepibr.. oerlaBt SinensS Cation.
Sdgltdl.
40 Wor9enS - Shnelpott, Saeerstctprt. U.
uuo u. Gp., g9nbnesboro, ebam6ersbure uro
ors9enommen Sonntag, Saucod urb GuiHber'
Lamb.
PAS gta6n. Accommodation rad Ilnion'
Bridge.
+4.15 Natm. Ghneu.G rpreb, SauptIinie,
Sd9ersiofpn, Sancod, Stippelsbure uno aus
peilontnlen Sonltdg 6rebertd uno @mmits'
burg (Enrlursg8aggon).
Sn1lidl, uuSgeupmmen Gonntng.
100 0iorgenS-0ori, y. nm 8. 80, nno Sar'
Isle.
7.5O DEMONSTRATION. mad 1burmoni.
1857 WtorGens-9Seiferr @rpreb, gSeiiuttnlter,
9rucepine (5reoerid). @nlmitsbure, Ibur'
mont, 8apuesbnro, &bninrersburs, Sgeers'
totrn, S1ueod, 9unberlan no, @lftls (Suttef'
observation-disclosures.
2.30 Nnhm-SduptItrie, ofilih bon Snlorr'
8rooe, ferfler Yori, 9aroner, Gettysburg nno
y. UNI 8. 9tp.
$50 Nu6m.-Mifori. nab S%urooer.
GLE M~benos-slffonl. nab unton'Srto9e.
9iir Samitags.
f.30 l~beunS-9ffo mad unioTsSrione.
Bur EunufagS.
9.45 a6enbs- slftonr. mad llnionsgrtbge uuo
Sanober.
SdIt nitt an YennFbIbcnia.stbe Citation.
u. Nubsrtfun, q. W. Spiuea,
EicesBrdf. II. Sen. sUsnoaer. @eH.tB Slot.
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fGIEHI1ilQal&QlHlw
RAILROAD

SIpreB8uBe ,Stee Sthhoe anf pug Sthues "ou
Der @ambensStdtioH uad s8nibtnQton on
@o9entaeen 7.C5 garn. bis 500. @benoS.
Gribc,e abflbrt ton oer Det. .
Strefte Gerbtnonng tn Der uentn untene
citation su Waiptnstou NIT anss tshita aesss-
ben siuien- ~
&C SO, .e.g5' f7.f0. s4.45. 1855, 1880, 1000.
ti1:5S,, yll.55 gormy *t21e; tls;5s, !ti.6SSS.
1855, 800 CaimiieSl, 1880, "11.23 atenbs:
p%erLafen, SsnlSsF.stqt;p%Ta TOO; teiSs. t.. sSS,
II77000S'' 1870 800. 1920, 1900, 1000, tfi.00
Born, $1,000 d.. t12.02, -i2.25, t1.06. s1.06.
f2.0O, 300 +3.95. t4:oo. -4.3os 1900 +6;05.
(atniieoj, $1,000, *io.O5, At1.05, s11.s2 sIbbA.
Srcbsrid, eantSeHse %tation. 1850 uno s0t5
Saatrstppn, Wt. R~onabStntion. f7.xB Born.
t3.k0 go trl,: eamSersS tatton, 1870, $500
Born, 1880, 400 9ladm.
RuHnl Blue QtHe
nadt PHILADELPHIA ruh Retu.DprI.
Neuer Iergli!IS an ber observation-disclosures
StrdBe, gteiu se)orf, beoyeu1 Hab 6pteIS. 3teas
tern urh 6ef6dftsbi frtft.
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2anomtrtbi6oftliGe @erdtbe un6
SImereien.
8rifttp & snruer Co., 2O5 Rorb.Racasgtrabs
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Staats 8onfen.

,,1eutife 9nnI Uuu Saltimurs," Baltimore.
uHo 9outenpsStrabe. Auguit Be5er. Btif'
bent; s. J. Slot, e6aemetfter.
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llcll 2oppeu.
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@tgentbums Igetten un6
.SGnol2r.
Elerrr 6, 9uaaH & Seshetu, 10 Ott.2ertnaton'
GtrnRp
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8ianps uto Srgeln.
6bnS. @. stIefI, o Roros9ibertbs Struse.
Rul. anabe & So, Burisgne. urb Snpette'Str.
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Gopter un6 gopier.G Often.
Smith, SiIon 60. 1876 uuo 107 Sanooersgtr.
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Gei1dfts!@egmetier.
SGfer-, GOnOitDr' nnb SOtel'
VcOarfSartifel.

Sbe Wilers & 9ids 60, 104 Slospoiu1rosStr
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SrFI6mteo 3ubeb6r.
g. ecstt gahue Co., 1863 unb 1854 0ap.
Strabe.
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Gbmufia6en uno ltbren.
u. 3. T:lneT, 90 Sit'9aItimorese trnBe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-31
en- Pattereform.

Sra Werico Gitp berettes ON ell
mGrfelig acknowledgements, Tom er
iat igaug / 9peu @lraoaIoiara, %
iom gaar no poa iutet minore emo at
faa afifaifet 9rueen at Sombreroen,
Den rationale merifonlfe Straabot.
9praaoct bar nemlig pebtaget Ell
Stut al 81 poa bier Sombrero, ionl
Inpes eler iGI9es / @pen. Oct frem.
bGpes, at oenne iutfertopformeoc
SopebbebGfniu9 babe or itpg %
llpraftiif; at Den tilberer en- forgan.
gen SiOSoIOer % mi bsr aflsies al
en- mere moberuc % imtttfcre Satte.
form. Oct ifnI ogioo, beber bet, bore
beiit iou0ipnIigt, at 2e9islottren /
Rropinien SaIiSco, buoraf @uaooIa'
iora er &opeoitooen, bill pebtnge en-
lignen6e Sop. 8uperner Wiguel
Ibumaba cr / Sapsr al ct iaaoont
Striot oa ogter at oubefale oct | lit
nGite @uNitab til oen Iop9ipenoe
Soriamling.