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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
9tcrti

SRI. &bcoOoro Sbont9 iii Jest Ncr5o.
gin DC Gboulne9. - 8ernl1bluna
in Nfclu. 9orf %poa5ogclt.
Nem Oorf, 16. Sc6rlar -Gurj
nod 1 llbr Nndlmittoqa bat Qcltcrlt
I'M G(tcrnbnnic Der @rollt, 9tr. 1913.
'Sft'35. Ctr, Die %crihd6(luld bon
Sri. T6ro0oro Sbont3, elmer Spdltcr
bon GbcpOprc Y. Sbont9, ErGIiocnt
Der DSntcrboroug9 CO., nit Dent
Scr5og bon GballlncS, ocnl Sprollerl
elmer aItcn irnn50liihcu 9l0clS 6oni-
lie, itott1cimocu. Die Srolumg
mltr0e bon Nigr. 2noclc Don Der ct.
Yotrid9-&otbcoroIc inter G%iiiitcni
bon Ncp. SDrnc nod r0miid). tot6olis
id)cm Nitu3 poajogcn.
Ger Grolttjug lullr0e bon icd3
GGorfnobelt ser &ot6eorolc cr0iinct.
Sblen folgtc oie @rout am 2lrmc il.
res NotcrS, oic Scr5ogin bon ll5cs
nit ocnt 9rGrtigom, Gruu S6ontS
NIT ocnl Yrin5en @uliBiu mo Sri.
Mnrgltcritc SbontS nit Baron &olIi5
DC Gonoc. 9o9 Yoor ltun0 m0brcno
Scr tltr5cn Gcrenlonie inter eincni
&oicrt. @oIoodin, llno ollie 9tGltmc 0c3
SollicS iuorcn pcrl6mcnocriid nit
No'cu 9cid)miidt.
llntcr 0en 5oblrcihcn @od5eitSQGs
Itcn luarcn oltBer Den bcrcitS @cnonn.
ten 81 bcn1crfcn: Baron sc la @ouil.
licrc, &crr uno Sron $. $. 0reelono,
Serr mo Srou 6ronf &c0lep Gbolln.
cen ~. 0cpcm, DC 2onccD 9ticou, Or
&idtcr Morgan s. O'@rien Saul ..
Gropotb, Glorio1c z. 8crrn @cncrul
Sorocc Yorter, 9lllguit Belmont, 8.
$. y. Belmont. Scrr lulO Srou Gor-
ncliu5 &olocrbilt, Nobcrt @oelet,
Scrr uno Srou Sbomo8 3. HpurL
&err un0 Srull YauI Morton, SEER
mtb 6rou ScSlic Wt. Sbum, YriB
mo Nrin5cllin G%rubctfoD II. u. 0oS
jitnge Eoor miro ieinen @onigmono
I'M SiiOeu Ocrlcbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
@aiGingtOn'S bcntidjc @crcinc.
.0clltidler Central Serein"

Nv WV ~ :
GeriommSlofol: Geo. 8. 9cBler'S
Sotcl, Nr. 500, Ecnniplpunio-Noenllc
R.-@.-@criammIung ie0en A.. 9icn-
tag i'm Ionat, Nber6S s ll6r. -
Erdiiocnt alrrt GoIdner, Gar. 1t3, Is.
StroBe, 80; I. &ice.YrGiioent i,
u. Iodor, Nr. 5t2, ~, Str, I..g8.;
2. Gice.Gr1iiocnt Or. 9. 81. G5orrn,
Jtr. 400. 6. Stry G,.@.; S6aEmeiiter
GboS. 6. 8crner, Nr. 800, Z. Str.
N.S.; Gefrctor s. 6. Wann, ST..
2231, 10. Str, N,.@.
s9eutiber @~oiicnbolis- Serein"
SetrctGr @. s. Mepers, Nr. 1910,
Srping.Str. N..8. = |eriammlung
ie6en 9. Sonuto0 I'M @ailenbalis 81
anncoitia, 9. &.
DGeteronen. Gcrciil BON s. Battalion"
Sefrctdr CIR. 9ictrid), Scr. tt2,
A. Ctr, I.s@. = 8crIammliung ic.
Den 1. ino 3. Montog BET Senrp @aB-
mann, Ger. 737, Z. Str. N..@.
,@eianaoerein @rien."
Setretdr 3, ~ asalater, 6t3 Wto.
Sine, SiEsse ~ GeriamnlIiing ieoen
eriten SSnittas i'm Msorat; Sing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Irs. @inSIum's Gpptbius Sprnp

pirs felt iiber fiirnonnsiedisia Sahren BON
Wliniunen bon M'hurrn tar lire Sinbcr bet'm
5abncu NIT upaftanbisem Gripfs aebran6t. IS
~beruhiqt bdS Sinh, et,ucid,t ben gaumen, De.
ifpintiat ane Sdjurriru; fHrirt @iuotsiit uno
III enS bette mttiel tiir Tidrrbbe. Con gpos
tbeferu In ntteit sSaiibeilen oerfnnft. Crib
eernp" uns uegFflisfns atSere enrte. Stunt.
urnsfuaf5ie Gents Bic Tfnfhe. Inter benz 9sibr.
miiteIs, mo 9rogueH.Geiet bonn so. Suni 1905
gnrnnttrt. SerieiIsylunlrner 1908. Gin altei
.anb nut tfpdtrtts Nlt.tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
@citcrn NnrnLnnh Gilen6ahn.

Veaillncno IL. Snnuar, berldbt SiaensSintion.
4.lO Yfornens G6ucasue. Sagerstoluft, ~.
& ". 3D., 9Sdpnesbpru'j 9bantbersblre uio.
alts9ertonltrcn Sonn'oes, Sdreod NIB CUNT
6erlano. 10
2.45 gabm. - airomooat;oH mad Union.
Bridge.
ago aubm. - GrpreBsS sanpilinie.
8Ggerstotpri, Sancpd, Sbippensblrg uio,
alsaeruntmtn GonrfaeS, Sreoerid NIB 9m'
m~iisbure { 4nrIora9nr).
Tdgiih, ansgenpmrncn Suhntuas.
700 Miorgens = Uorf, y. u. 8. 9tb, uno
Carlisle.
7.5e WlorecrS stffom. mad l~lniunsgrioae.
1857 Wiprqcns - Nefierit GrpreB. glcftmir,
fter, @ruccuile 6reherid). 9ntmiisburg,
Tburmunt, glue Jiioee, sSa1nesboro' Gbnni.
berSbnra. Saaerstnpll. Santod, Cumberland
unb @lfins. Buffet S6ferbdtienss9ar.
$50 an6in. SnuptliEie, 1fflib bon gmuro.
Strobe, ferner gori, Sanooer, Gettpsburs
5.33 gSa6iH. = accommodation nab Sanober.
6.t5 IheHo5 = %sIffoinui. nnb uHions9rioge.
siur Spnnfags.
$50 %orui. = 9lffotiim. mad untors9rioae uno
Sdioeer.
SaIten ni9t an genninIbanta.stpeHue.
Gtdftor.
". oipbertfon, q. ID. Sptpen,
giee'8rdi. u. Sem @efddftsf. Gen.syan.gst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

ltunOc jc0eit Somtag un0 0tittiUod
in Der oN(riou-6aQc," Gde s. utO .
Strnbe, N.-N.
n8cion0ucrcin 0crnIonia Q}6nncr.
DIOR"
Scfrcttir Iron5 @rnt6, bintcr gtr.
225, @sStr., N..g9. 80 &crioumlung
icOcn 1. Guuntog inn NIonot; Gin0.
ltun0c icocn GouueritoN III George
@cBlcr'a, gfr. 800, Ecunipluania.gIU1,
N..8.
,&crcin @oocn"
Srfretdt Carl @unlnteI, gir. $500,
@sStr., N..@.
o&creill &oucrn, Golum6ia.S cttion
nr8. 9t..&. D., Il. ~"
GcfrctGr T6co. q. gcdrrt Gar. 1910,
Gloribo.2lpc., g}.-0. - &criommllmB
icNcn 1. Somtag inn Monot bel SEQ.
@cBlcr, Scr. 922, @cnuiplUoHia. 2(pc,
T..@.
y9ciicu-G ormItG0tcr llutcritiiblrnG}-
r.. S[pI'''o a..
ooS" . 'SrVn "'E',,'|o,r
-Uio, o. . Itty ",.<S, =; NV. ,' | m
,Sp'' Co., -, 2'He'oo"l y 0( Al guy S"''"'o'
,S6wd6ii0cr Grunfcn = ltntcritiit-
7l~trnS.grrrin"
~,f.,4g. NY '' T:,A a.. 20,
Gl'''s"' "'''7oSt "" ~" U-",
49, ", S9(S ,",'"'s ~ I,Y.,
a. :, 7 2,.5''- 'gg ~ "a S'[c''9 ~'"0''"''''
%C ,, 'Ja' ~'' o.. a. 9 m %
~e,",r" 81 %'. : o'
S[,'''"o =; "' G"g,SHs., Gu,'S's
s.09'|, I"'''I,,i"no ~
w Tr' :. u'.o a. ~ % ~. ~ Ilo9 ~, % "n
>'"9Ioo';5t .".i n, W"g m MS,
"~''''''g M '.,tt'1 49, ,''G co4 '"'0'
1,r,,4r~ ' aniln.. .['' I l"D o.. COO
St ~ ''''"S, "', 49, U-
~. ~" p w. l",..'':,.''S d'',,.
= "'.'''D'p wv g'o'"s ~ rtS".'
G'g,""'S " ca1 ~ mu m
@o'V' &C., H. Sl[s y',.SS'
@R'"''ogutl"c[ %vIy," o..
4c SUtyI"t SSNI, %" 11 NJ m S,''
iDi2 80 %,~S' -,
la.''I'.,''!'" ao So,'''VI ,'U NY '''
|tUi' ,', y; 20, i'o, o. 49,, %
"e0'""'''" ~ ""''' i''''''9'
y. '>'a o.. oo,o
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: - =" % S% l"''"!,,''9 l'oI,,
. ~'S,.,'"9 W. %'",''" =, ".'Hn.'
G,gIo" "oS. " oo-" %,"' on
@""'' ~ -. :, ~ 20
"0't.t'S-1 oH1.o ",' o.
-,r.ox. ~, on
600 T"tgt NSVY5 On @'So',.i'o,' ~,
80 ~ u'it'",,'tl
Ieo'l. = Y''tr4 w ,l!A "'y,Cg' w I'N'
G"'oa'6S ~SCtNl'Elu '!c"omno'"0''
en',.t g 80 80
S'7 ~
o. ,''H 49, 10, 90
S''ty' 'rc -. Z; {S o'El UT. oEt %.
> 81 III, III y, or ,,nr.tA" ~; m dsD.',
|'V''l,u" ,nt %P'''t V'' '(p'A'
T'6,,'' - ~ f|''HY'0""'"''0''
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tct E',n ',1 '9V 81 Sa 49,
iolo, ."n.0't0 H', NV ~
l"u'"'',o - '''s'''2 Wv -
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~ m "' OF ~
80 Go o..
"~Culg'"H''' " ~" ~
'( ~ O., ~ u"u. w. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Rationale anfen.

,ybc Oh gown Natiuunl %nut," GdOt NM
Grctcr. ztdbc. Satoh 70. 0uOt. 4irdlocnt;
GeIun s. NrrUc. Nailircr.
,Siurite 5Iasiouol gaut," 49," Gio5Qroao,uaD.
u. g. NuG1rt. Nuilrcr.
u&citcrn Nntiunnl Sunl," IA 9iorosSu taius Ctr.
~. MtuyrIOit, Nalircr.
,Erittc Wnt.dnoitGnut, Gdc @dlttmorcs mo
g~turiG9SllGBC.
Sout1 ulO G0mDUro Strd6c,
,GummCrctnl a. 6urmcr3' yntiuuaf Ndns, .
SiirluCitsGdc NOluur0s u'b @ermdusSiraBc
Is. 3. NalOluiI, SdNNrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Rarulanb. nnb EcnniHIpam;a-@ Balm.

Sase ueriaNen gurtdsaoenne Station:
7.3O Mlorgcns gorf volt. ideIih, aussenom.
men SunH1dg.
0.G5 Worgens Eeltd accou,.. MIR Sonrtag.
$50 MoruenS Beictr MecoM., tngIih, nuSges
nontnien Sunntdn.
1.20 8abmittags geldtr aecom., ipir Samftas.
1926 Gahmtttaes gorf Yoft, t1gltn, nusse'
;tummct S0It1tag.
4.O5 Gnbmlltaas Della gcconl.. nur Gpnntag.
4.45 Tadmittaas Eelnir gleconr., tdeli6, aus
%genonmen SOnHIae.
coo Hbenos Seiid seeorr.. !daIin, ausge'
HofHHieit Sonntl9.
II 90 slbenos Celia acont., mir Sonntda.
IL 80 gbenoS Nelair @ecoul., fdeIi6. ausae'
Hou.ner Gonntda.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
SricfbcfUrOcrmno nadj Ocm Nn3laubc,

SricfbcfUrOcrurg mad bcm NnSlanoc.
Die ~uuslGnoiide @oIt fin Die nit
Dem -. 6cbrlor cuOenbe @ohc
IdlicBt bier I'M SnlptpoItami, in al
fen 6dllcn prompt, mic ioIgt:
Die Eadct F0it lit BON 9 llbr &or-
mittog3 bis 5 llbr NaHmitta83 tag
lid oifcm oltS1cnommcu Sonuto03.
Die Eadct-G oit nod @rob6riton.
nicu urb SrIouO i6IiCbt GicnIta15
un0 6rcitag3 I'm ) llbr Nudm.itta12;
nn0 GcttiNlono I'm 5 llbr 9tN0nlit-
tags am II. un0 20. Ncbrlor.
Camper iabrcn ron 9tcp'0orf ob,
uenn uibt dil0er3 nugc1cbcrt:
Scit ocm I. Oftobcr beS Gorinbrc5
Itn0 sic @riciratcu uad Sem qit3Ion-
sc (ou8gcltommcn Canada, Wtcrifo,
Ganana mo Gltbo), uie ioI8t: 6ilni
Gents fir sic critic llljc un0 BRET
Gents fir icOc mcitcrc Hinge, oOer cirt
9ru6t1cil, uuo loQtc poa t%ronfirt
ucrOcn, m%iorigcnioll3 bel Nntunit
Ger SrleFc Der ooppelte 9eIfo9 col
lcttIrt iplro'
Grams Ntlontii0c &o1t.
Montoh Ocn II. 6c6ruor - llbr
HoV''o|' u emtoP" p'' NV" T
,mn,,tE 6n,,., ms nrcn,cr
Mithnoh. 10 Tc6ruor. - l(Gr
gncnNs noh Ironfrcid. Siio.Guro-
no eonptrn ms Nritiid,. ,S1bicn Der
Sampler go @rctoonc.@ pio Sopre.
cRoitiod,rn uorh onhcrcp Q0nbcrn
mijiicn der ga 8rctooncD oorciiirt
irip) Q l6r gl6cnpg, nod Gltropo
rrr 7omnfcr .noltir," pio Guccns.
tnmn
Ircito1 u Ic6r. ll6r g2ods
mittooo rodb 6cu gl}orcu.EuIcln pcr
0ompicr non Q}nItnn G ll6r g(bcnps.
rod &rlon0 Der Don,pfer .Gtrurio."
pio Cuccustomn WnItiodrr rodl
oroprrn qSrNrrn miiiIrr prr etr1rs
rio" oorciiirt icfr) Inn 96cubs.
nod, 0,lrono pcr 9oupfcr .9}cm-
gorr " min T(nn,out6 ms 0~hrr6ourn
.,
foP ""W ""o Sl"
tr0l Imcrlta %et-
Sn0icM etc.
Montoo. II. Ic6r. - ll6r Rad.
mittoos. nod 0cn Bahamas perIun1-
pier BON Miomi. 9 llbr g(bcuNS. nod
gforb- Nroiilicu Der Gambler .Scrni-
pc,~ pio lSoro,
QicnItoo. is, IcGr.-7 ll6r g[66&.,
nod SoMoica per Golnpfcr BON NrD-
Nort; 8 lt6r T6cuOS, nod @rcuo0a
GriniooO mnO @iano per Compiler
vWforoonI;;" Hod)' Norbooo@, u. Sl+
ctr lIno Fctlloiilbllto per eo'1pter
Were" lld@ Sno0no @nitn-lttt6 20
Ioiltbld per NotlIptct. r~?tllt1Htnp
A}ltilpo@ ~. 6cbr.- llDt Nadl'l.,
lladl ocll Sa1QftQ@ per NdllRtcr bon
N'lount; . llbr Nbcn0Sr nod Slto-
Sraltllcit ltHo oclaSo Flatq Eoll0rrlI
per Camper "ScloaqlIr3;" ilodl 0li
hn, gllcotnil NM eo'npecb per Gam
per oVtolltcrN0;" not) Geiltrolonlerl'
Ia, So1tal5ollc, S6lonlblQ lilio litoll-
drlt Focl1lcsSatclt per Sampler pto
colon; ltnd9 Sllrt" ,S@Iallo lnl0 Sdll
AoIlIll9o per Sampler "Scnllllolc'"
lldol ocn Srcparo- mo gSllloluaro@
6nltIl NM @llIolo per Ndnlpler "Stos
roma" l'aH 5o'l'oIco per &onlPfrr
pm %9iIdoclpDld,
GonlcrItug, 20. Icbrltor - llbr
Nbcll0S, nod Ben @obonto2 per Gonl-
pier ~S%cgitrdnco."
AW 1IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Baltimore Iampf Eafet So.
(stIts nab StperiaIIee 9ni.4init.)
Die Ser. Gia1iens8oft befbroerno.
3ampisr sgirsinia Ineul, nM:abama.~

iampirr ,NirDInin {hcll, rN.abnnia,"
ySeotgiu." sStueeNee."
TaIpfer fdDren id9Iit, Sonntags apSgenort
men, bon ben r8alr9inies"Biers, Rr. 1913.
4iabtsGirabe, 8 80 abeilos. otreft nab 6lS
Rolnt Comfort. ~ytCrfolf. RortsrlDuib uHo nIe.:
loint Comfort nit rG. & 8. Gifenbabn." Ra1
stdhnonb, gerbinburg. N BortSmont5 NIT BEN
.Senboufb Mir 2ine" foltbel1 Sige nah .Borfss
NIT Ser rstInutic @odit 9ine." gsprfolf nn6
peitli5 unb do @ominipl Cine" ran Neip.
bern. 0afbineton. G.sg.. Ntbmono, Ba., uns
giep' guri.
WebI5eiter na9 ertopdifdem BIaue. Ruru'
ride aainienBimner eIeftrti6e 8elelttnn9,
Sar'rfBei6rng. SnieE Ire!. 8elerotrfe &ataterls
sumner in Den 9iIletsNireauI bet nB1hs9ite."
81. f17 SftsPnItimbrc.Sirabe, ri. sos unb
sos, aiabt.Strahe. e. ", I, Office, SHeoIts6de
baltimore, Hno @alhertsStrdbe. ~eontin.nfai
3ruit Riilning' uio Al5Iugbs, Nr. 1909. Nor6s
GbdrieSsSfraBe
;5pbn 81. Shertursb, g. SronMJ
2tcesBrGf. Ii. Sen. sWn nader. Ger. s8uH .ssae:t.
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atS=g

,SeutTdc @oui aou @nltiutprc," baltimore
mo 6udinuO SlrGBc. 9tupuft gScbcr, 4rult
ocnt; e. =. 6lht, SNuumclttcr.
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Spar 8anfCn.

,gcWtihr spnr0nnt uru Baltimore" @utnlus
nm Baltimore Strdte.
pSt. Samcs SparUaat," gG!iimorcrSi;aBe Ittn
GuitUfnaGpuic NOCUuC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Ernit.N

WiarOfnno Eruft Gu.," Norntucl Gdc GaIoclt,
mo German Siru6c. @ricr Ntrib. 4'rdits
hcnt; e. Z &iuuHcrmdln, Sclrctar; Carroll
Iun gtcb, ZddGmciitCr,
~ Baltimore Ernit & Guarantee g." equitable
9uiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
GBciapcafe Sampfer-G ompasuis.
5iuiIben
Baltimore nn0 Bremen.

SBeiapeafes2tnie.
GIegnltte EdlugierzSdmpter gSoIinlbia" unb
pglguliQ."
SIo Ypint Comfort uub giurIolf, ga.
Sdulpfer p~eriniicn Baltimore idgli1 tausge
lloiltlcn SoHllln83) NM 100 abeIos ulo font.
men III SIb Bout Comfort nm T. ll6r WlOrs
pcllo lno Int gtorluli lnt 7.30 Wtoraelis al. an.
inliCbcl,o an Die 9lieUbabn6iige na1 alien
8lliieli oes StloeHs mo GiiolueltellS.
UprtsAiucrsSinie
GlegnHicr FuiugiCrsN dnIpfer sNtlantu."
uad Ne1tsGoiut uno Gidnipub, IA.
Sd,Hpier n~erlnllell Baltimore 8ienitdGs, 9or-
ncrfagS uuIo Sdmitu95 I'm 8 ltbr gin6uiitiaas
Lho %tonItlclI 5l gS"iisGntnt I'M Z. As WiorgenS
Ln0 IN RihuIoilo I'M 9.20 DiurgettS al.
Vie 2antpter meroen Gif Der Sirs lIno 5tiids
fabrt bet ginftigen gHctter IN SIoueelter Roint.
Clements, Gidb Sdn! mo Aumoro's unIegen.
Sampicr ~Dcrluiien Baltimore pom Eier 9I. is
uno 10, SiabtitraRcn.gScrite.
StrDsgtucte liu6 allet RunftCl ion1el aes
iidcrt. &cpdd oni9egcben ln6 Stqiiitell5inlnler
I'M Soraus %rcfer0iri lucroen in Den hicftacn
NtGetsNiircuur: Gr. tt9, Slt.galtimure. strafe,
". ". Hubiau, 9tgclt; Er. t21, Sit.Saltinlore.
st-ab:, oocr ncn 3auptsgircaug an Sigbt-
uno 2ecsetruHc. N0Ilim>re. Dlo.
9icibcu 6Uitcr, e. Z. Gbtsut,
Sett.s @efdGiiSiiibrer. gen sRaii .s@aent.
Z. 8. Me2nHud. ShIfs.@en. sRaif. saaeHt.
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n8iI6cInl EcG-2oge Gar. 8.
Il o 81 MN"

ScfretGr Eonl 9ndli6mi0t, Nr.
$40, @.Str., I.-O. = Gcriommllun1
icNcn .. mo 4 .GicnItoQ inn Mona.
in Nr. G23, 2oiliIiono-glpc, N.-S8,
nGplum6io. Srrnpcrcin"
S6riituort 3. e. Ionn, Nr. 223t,
70. Str., N.-&. - Discriminating t.
oen 2. Sonntag i'm Wonot IN scr
Sltrubolc, Gfc 7. mo 2.Str., N.-8.
SurnItumoCn irocn GicnitoN Wiitt.
nod unO 6rcitog.
DSnfel @rGiig- Gcroitiiglnos. @crcin"
SefrctGr Geo. Meir, Ir. 1911, s,
Str, 60. = Merchandising ie0cn
9. Spnntog i'm Motat in Gr. 430,
s. Str, @..@. ,et
ySiitoriihe @eieaiboft"
Sefretdr @itItap @eitoer, GongrcIi
Scigbts. Scridnlmlun9cn lucroen
angefiinpiat. ,li4 AMI
gp9.idbriac 's8iaiou 0com
bon YbiIo0clp6io IifB iif BEL ieincr
Ntfulft in Chicago iofort Oerboften,
iueiI ibn, mic er ia9te, Elm umpioer.
itebIidcr Sricb sum Selbitmoro &c.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
Fences and Dogs.

"One unexpected and most welcome re- suit of the city beautiful movement is the manner in which 1t has affected the dogs said a South Highlander yesterday. For more than a year two loud mouthed dogs have lived In the house opposite me. and most of their time from early morning until late at night was occupied with barking and fighting at anything that happened to pass in front of the fence.
 q noticed particularly that the little dog which belonged to my family was afraid to go on that sidewalk, so violent were the demonstrations. However, about a week ago that fence was torn down and those cowardly dogs have been mop ing under their house ever since. The neighborhood is no longer worried with their noise, while they have suddenly de- veloped into peaceable meek little anil mals.
 My dog, yesterday, evidently aware of the fall of pride, walked boldly across the street and daringly trod on the lawn. which now shows beautifully from the street.
 ''If the fences come down, 1t removes all sham and bluff from the front yard, and many dog who has considered himself the cock of the walk will quiet down to modest life."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois

In Illinois Adlai E. Stevenson, vet eran politician, wealthy and content, sought yesterday the democratic nom- ination for governor. He is not run ming for his health. He is running to be elected.
 In Ohio Judson Harmon, one of the most successful lawyers in the middle west, is seeking the nomination for governor. He expects to secure it and to be elected.
 In Indiana, the democratic nomi- nee for governor is Colonel Marshall. He is personally popular and is per haps the finest stump speaker in that state. He is also favored by certain local issues.
 Now, why are these men active in politics? Are they pursuing vain H. lusions? They are skilled experts at the political game, and if defeat were in the air as it was four years ago, not one of them would be a candidate be- fore the people. They are not men who have been unsuccessful in life. They are not men inclined to lead forlorn hopes. They are leaders of the people and they know the people of their respective states. All three expect to be elected, and if they are all three states will cast their electoral votes for Bryan and Kern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
SCENES czAr NEVER SEES.
AbJect Misery of His Subjects In
 Part Of Siberia.

 From a Travel Letter by F. s. Isham,
 Author of The Lady of the Mount.
 Two pictures seen in this big realm lin- ger in the memory. writes MT. Isham' shortly after leaving Vladicostok, to his publishers. One impression is bright, beautiful, shining; that of Peterhof the summer palace of the Czar. They were house. cleaning in anticipation of his coming. and the statuary of the won- derful fountain, or series of fountains, recalling Versailles, were being gilded; the palace, favorte abode of Catherine, dazzled the gaze with it's splendor. Paint, gilt, marble, fowersi Before 1t the sea, where Peter the Great was wont to stand, not to dream, but to plan great accomp- lishments What is Nicholas thinking of today as, like the monarchs of old, he walks in these gardens enchanted? Of the second picture? He has never seen 1t.
 "Siberial A cattle train; that is to say, fourth-classl Fastidious people complain of first-class. sodden faces: dirt, filth, ignorance! Children-little children piled in on shelves, looking out through tiny upper windows; vague wistfuness gleaming on tiny visages that already look old. By the side of the train, beg gars in rags mumbling prayers; hardly human in appearance: people sleeping on the earth, curled up together like ami malls for company. From a short distance they look like a big ragbag, an inanimate refuse heap A little further aside, the town-the typical Siberian town. It re- sembles a collection of prairie dog mounds; the people within live close to nature; very close-after the fashion of no other animal but that of the porcine kind. This second picture repeats itself; again and again. It unfods with little variety, tomorrow-the day after; the days following. It is always with the traveller across Siberia and yet Nicholas does not see The Czar who should be planning free schools and the redemption of the myriads wretches, his children dawdles idly in gardens like dreamland, or sits, passive, listening to the Lydian whispers of the sun-lit sea. Will it never call out to him: 'Awakel Sweep away every yestige of superstittionl Plant everywhere the banner of educationT Otherwise-Peterhof will some day dis solve-fade away, as an imperial pleas ure house, like some chimerical figment of a poets imagining"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
Strong Arm of the Law

Since Governor Conner has made it clear that he will use the military promptly and with stern action in maintaining order in the mining sec. tions of the Birmingham district, con- ditions on the whole have shown marked improvement. On Thursday afternoon the sheriff of Jefferson coun- ty issued an order prohibiting striking miners from marching or assembling for the purpose of intimidating or in- terfering with those who wanted to work. In this step the sheriff was backed by the governor, and his order had almost the effect of martial law.
 It is just such frmness and military authority on the part of the governor that was needed from the start. AS Governor Conner is Alabama's con- mander-in-chief, the people look to him to put down lawlessness and pro- tect life and property. He has ample means at his command to make his authority felt and to compel the mob- bish element to take notice and take notice at once.
 Since the strike of the union miners began a number of houses have been dynamited, but the first fatal case was that at the Acton mines in Shelby county Friday night. It was most diabolical outrage. Four houses oc- cupied by negroes were blown up and in one of them a negro youth was killed.
 This dynamiting must be stopped. Let the governor, if necessary, give the military even larger authority to question the strike sympathizers and to investigate. Nothing must be left undone to protect the lifes of law abiding people, be they white or black
 There must be no temporizing. Swnt and decisive action only will avail in times of turbulence, and no one seems to realize now more fully than the gov ernor the gravity of the situation.