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Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Boy Was Not Kidnapped.

1t has become known that six-yesr-
old William Edward Ferguson, who
was reported to have been kidnapped
from ferry boat in Philadelphia by
two strange men, is at the home Of his
mothers father, William Willin, at
Bridgeville, Del. The mother is also
at the home of Mr.. Willin. In letter
Mr.. Ferguson states that the tale of the
kidnapping was untrue in every parti-
cular and that he is at loss to know
how the story originated.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
JOHN PETTIGREW CHAPTER
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION

The annual meeting of the John
Pettigrew Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, held at the home
of the Regent, Miss Syrena J. Hall, on
Tuesday, January 18th, for the election
Of officers for the year and a delegate
and alternates to the Continental Con-
gress at Washington resulted as follows:
Regent, Miss Syrena ]. Hall; Vice.
Regent, Mrs George H. Hall; Secretary.
Miss Laura Collins Hall; Treasurer.
Mrs. Charles G Prettyman Registrar,
Mrs. Howard H. Bromley; Historian,
Mrs. Alexander Hardeastle; Chaplain,
Mrs. James F. Anderson Delegate,
Miss SyTena J. Hall; Alternates. Mrs.
Howard H. Bromley, Mrs. George II.
Hall, Mrs, William McCallum, Miss
Laura @. Hall. A local board of man.
agement for the ensuing year consisted
Of Miss Syrena J Hall, Mrs. George H.
Hall, Mrs Charles q. Prettyman. A
steady increase in the growth Of the
national society of D. A. r. was re-
ported-a society already numbering
$4,000 women, who with true patriotic
zeal, are seeking to perpetuate the per-
sonal, civil and religious liberty won
for them by their ancestors in the war
Of the American Revolution.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
NiIillamen Look Forward to Camp.

Militiamen are discussing the next
annual encampment. This summer the
camp will be held much earlier than
the one last year which was delayed
owing to the resembling of the order to
go to the Jamestown Exposition. This
wear the camp will be held the first or
second week of July Where the State
troopers are to eucamp next Summer is
a leading topic in militia circles. Re-
hObOth, where the last encampment
was held, may again be the place Of
the encam pment this year.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Real Winter Came.

The first real wiHter weather came
last week very Unexpectedly to the
weather bureau. On Friday the blizzard
of snow had gripped the railroads of
lower Delaware and almost put an en-
barge on all traffic. For two days the
trains to and from Lewes were unable
to get through the drifts, but on all
roads running north and south the
trouble was very much less. Saturday
the mercury got down to IS above zero,
the coldest of the year, and very un-
usual here. Sleighs made their appear
anee in the morning, hut the warm sun
soon made that sport bad. AS usual
there were many caught short of wood
or coal. and there was general hustle
to get supply. but there was no actual
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Guy Brothers Coming.

Guy Brothers make no empty boast
in declaring themselves the supreme
leaders of up.tO date minstrelsy. An
experience of thirty years coupled with
upright. and honest dealings has en-.
abled them to cater to the amusement
loving public in a manner that merits
and secures its fullest support. They
appear at Armory Hall on Monday
evening, February 8rd. Seats on sale
at the Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Sussex Christian EndeavOr convention.

The Sussex County Christian En-
deavors will meet in convention in the
M. P. Church at Georgetown on We'd
nesdsy, February 18th. There will be
an afternoon session beginning at 8
o'clock, and an evening session begin
ming at O'Clock. William Shaw OF
Boston, International Secretary Of the
Christian Endeavor, will be present and
deliver the principal address. There
will be special music with an interest
ing program and the public is invited.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
ELECT BIENNIAL GENERAL
FEDERATION DELEGATES

The executive board Of the Delaware
State Federation Of Women's Clubs at
its mid.winter meeting in FELTON, on
Thursday OF last week elected the fol-
lowing delegates and alteInates for the
biennial meeting of the General Fed.
eratiOR to be held at Boston next June :
First delegate, Mrs. George W. Mar.
shall, Milford second, Mrs. Benjamin
Nields, Wilmington; third, Mrs Robert
J. Lindale, Wyoming; fourth, Mrs.
Samuel Reynolds Smyrna; Mrs. FIuke,
Of Cartavert, is the fifth delegate by vir.
tue Of her office as Federation secretary /;
fret alternate, Mrs. Carpenter, Lewes /;
second, Mrs. Peter T. Wright, vii.
mingtOn third, Mrs. J. H. Ferguson,
Dover fourth, Miss Julia Lock WI oed,
MiddletOwn ; fifth, Miss Eta Gray,
Bridgeville.
A committee was appointed to ar
range the program for the annual meet.
ing at Lewes in the spring. Mrs. A. B.
Conner, president OF the FELTON, club,
was elected chairman Of transportation
for the Federation.
After the meeting the board was en-.
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. Conner.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Celebrate goth Anniversary Tonight.

For several years Captain and Mrs.
William E. Lank have been making a
jolly time Of the anniversary Of their
wedding. No invitations are Issued for
these festivities but each year Mr.. and
Mrs Lank find themselves surrounded
by host Of friends who generally look
forward to the occasion with a great
deal Of pleasure. One Of the marked
features Of this annual celebration is the
feast which the captains good wife has
prepared for those who assemble to pay
their respects. Captain and Mrs. Lank
are among the most genial and hospi.
table entertainers Of Milford, and those
who generally attend this function are
looking forward to this evening with
hopeful anticipation for a delightful
time.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Chrysa6themum SOciabIe

On Tuesday evening, February 4th, a
"Chrysanthemum Social" will be held
in the lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church, under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor Society. An even
ing Of more than ordinary interest is
promised. Refreshments will be served
and you are all invited to attend. Ad-
mission 10 cents,
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Removed to EOspitaI.

Mrs. Annie Harrington, wife Of Vim
cent M. D. Harrington, who has been
confined to her bed for several weeks,
was removed to the Methodist Hospital
in Philadelphia Wednesday morning,
for treatment, gangrene having devel-
oped in her left foot. She was accom-.
panied by her husband and DR.. Paris
T. Carlisle.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
SOciabIe.

st. Faiths Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will hold sociable at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Thaw, on
North Walnut street, on Tuesday even
ing, February 11th. Light refreshments
will be served and the public is most
cordially invited to attend. There will
be an admission Of ten cents, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to benefit the
Guild.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Well Received.

The Schubert Symphony Club and
Quartette, which appeared in ArmOrY
Hall on Monday evening, was greeted
with large audience which was en-
thusiastic throughout the performance.
This troupe of entertainers are all high
grade performers and vocalists and were
highly complimented with many en-
cores.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Resigns His Position.

Captain William Murphy, who has
been master Of the steamer Greens
borough for a year past, has rendered
his resignation to the owner of that
boat, to take effect after making this
next trip which will be made during
this week.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Kicked by a Horse.

Elzie Wilson, of Georgetown, who
married Miss George Warren, daugh-
ter of D. G. Warren, of Milford, and
who are now living in Philadelphia,
was kicked in the stomach by a horse
last week and is now in one OF the city
hospitals in serious condition.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Married.
AvERY-MORGAN.


Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mr.. William
H. Avery were married at the brides
home on South Second street, Milford,
Delaware, at 2 p. m. on Thursday af-
ternOon, January 8Oth, 1908, by Rev.
Howard T. Quigg.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Meets With An Accident.

Miss Laura Cole, trained nurse, and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah
Cole of Milford, met with an accident
on Wednesday Of last week in PhiIa-
delphia. While in the act of getting
off a trolley car on Lancaster avenue
she was thrown in some way which re-
suited in the breaking Of her left wrist.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Has Scarlet Fever.

Miss Helen Mshan, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Mahan, who reside
on Lake View avenue, is quite sick
with scarlet fever. The case was re.
ported to the authorities and the house
was properly quarantined Monday
morning.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Elected Lay Delegate.

Tuesday night the members OF the
Avenue M. E. Church met and elected
John P. Holland as Lay delegate and
JaEaes P. Pierce Lay alternate to rep
resent the church at the ensuing Con.
fereilce.
Milford chronicle., 1908-01-31
Lecture.

The lecture and entertainment to be
given this (Friday) evening in ArmOry
Hall by the A. o. U. w. Society is really
a very interesting affair, and as 1t is free
to all there should be large audience
present.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
@cacn NSpbalt. WeIeaid)aft.

Caracas, Gene5uelo, 5. 6cbr,
piu @iGcmitn0, Curacao, 4. 5ebr. -
Ger critic Ero5eB Der Hegierlng sc.
gen sic Ncps9orf ono 9ermuoe5 aS'
pbolt 60" 5iuedS annuairun9 Der
G~on5cilion Ser @eiclldait Hob-N8'
pDolt bon penc5ueloniid)cm @ebiet 81
ncbmcn, erreidtc geItern ieiu GnOc.
Ger @unbesgcriftS6of bon Gene'
5llelo Qob cine @ntiheiouna ab, mel
die sic Nliilnge bon $4,000 gegcl
sic @eieaidnft ieitcns SodperIt0n.
6iger gutbciBt, neil Die @eieuid)oit
Iout geridtIidem Sprld ermongelt
babe, oie 9eoingungcn ibrcS Gon'
traits nit ser Hegiernng 81 erIilllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Sic HOcbling'idDc Tabrif cin Gnub
Der Glnmmcn.

Ncu Nort. 5. 6cbruor. Gin
&icicuicucr 6critortc bclltc &ornlittog
orci groBc @cb0uoc III Der NoebIing'
iden Subrif 81 Grcnton, M. Ser
Sdoocn miro uuf 100000 geid)dBt,
GoS 6eulcr Wor in scr Scilcrei aus
0cbrohcn. Gic gon3e Sobrif nimmt
ctucn IlGdcnroum BON rmgciGbr 20
Adcrn elm. 3mei Nfcr lpur0cn BON
ocn Slonmcn pcr5ebrt. 8ctn Wcns
ibenlcbCu mltr0e pcrIprcn ltno feiner.
lei ihmcrc &crICbun0cn 0cnleloet.
9ic nic0crgcbronnten 8cbduoc ma
rem nit m%crtboolen Woidincn &C
filQt. Soa SClIcr begonn nm 6 llbr
MorgcnS, gerooe ais Die Nuhtorbei
ter beimgingcn. 1iC 2oidmounihoi.
ten buttcn Cincn barten Humpf, 0u
piclC Der Nporontcn cinNciroren -luo.
ren mo crit nl~tigctbout pcr0Cn mllB
ten. Ghpo 400 NnNeItclltc pcrlorcn
ibrc 2lrbcit iniolge 6e3 9ron0cS.
0rci itolirniihe Yrbcitcr, bic ser
Gcucrmebr bolfcn, cntfomcn MIR nit
Wtiibc 0cnl 600 u1tcr ocn Criimmcrn
elmer cinitiir5cn0cn NauCr. sic fonn.
ten I'M lctten Mtomcntc 5lriid0criiicn
mcrorn. Nbcr elmer ser 2clltc trltg
cinen Wein6rlIh 0ouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
@rns fir @alparniiu.

Eunto ARENAS, Wagelan'
StraBc, 3. 6ebrunr. - Die amerito'
uiitc ShIohtidiif. 6Iottc inter 30,
mirul GnonS miro nui Ser @eiter'
iabrt Die @cItfiiitc Don Siionmerifu
ouipGrts cine 2lrt informellen De
illdS in GoIporoiio abItutten. Die
Sdiiie iperOen BORT 5tpar nidt Dor
9lnfcr ge6cn, nbcr Oift AM liter Dor
beiiabrcn ino Die StnOt nit ie 81
So(utidiiilen beariiBcn.
Ger am 25. 0e5ember bon F6ila'
cclpbiu obgefnbrenc britiidc Cant
pier ,Tomergotc" lit beitte nit Sob.
leu iiir bic 6lotte bier o%ngefomncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Sinh nidlt Die Giu,iarm.

GbicaQo, 3. 6ebrllar. - Y. u.
0aibtdloii, &crou&gcbcr elmer be0cl-
tcnOcn 3eituma III Sofia, 9uI9oriem
ser sic &cr. Staotcn bcrciit bat, unl
oic Sage Ser cingcman0erteu 9ulQu.
rem bier 81 Sonoe ST Itu0ircn, miro
IN cincm boIb omtIihen 9erid)t an
sic HeaicrunA bon @ulQnricn oar.
lcleu, onB sic bltlgoriifc @immonOe.
rung nud Sen Scr. Stooten elm 6cbl'
ihlng lei. &r. Goibfaloii crtlGrt;
.ESd babe sic &erbGltniiie meiner
Sun03Ielltc in Ncp.Nort, Chicago,
St. @olti3, Granite Gitu uno Wa0i'
ion, ST., - in Dem lettgenonntcnI
Ortc beiinoet iih Die Gr6Bte bulgu'
ride NieocrlaIlung - lorgIdlti8 ges
priiit mo bin 81 0cm 9ciulo &c.
langt, Dap meme 2ou0lseutc Ollrd)
NuSmanoerung nab Nmcrifa lbrt
Gage nid)t pcrbciiert babcr. &n Den
lcbten bier ,Sobren linO ungciGbr
10000 @uIgarcn nad) Anlerifn ans
HcluonoCrt uu0 Oicier ltorte 2lbilllB
scr Nepolferung bat Die heimatblide
&c1icrung nit 9clorgniB %crfiillt, 5lt'
mol Die @elommtbeoolferltng 0c3
2anocS MIR pier Willioncn 6ctr0gt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
4 Mnlaaler. Der @anmciiter.

gu Serfanieu; Gdbaus Gr. 262t, Si'9'onn'
meft. etrabe, Yrcte $3.50; 0nus Nr. 6f9,
siors.2useru me. straRc, greis $500. Aue mo-
oerueu, 8crbeteruleeit, eIeftrttbes ptb mo
8aS, Combination bon Gistbrunf u1o 8or'
ratbSfammer, iunitdre Glunbina. &erbtnonn9
nit stn3uGsf1nal; Die 1roiioirs, Sole rno Stel'
Ter, iinb cementirt nit einer 10 SUB Srnnoltfbs
plIep i'm Sintetgriiroe. Sriiiio6lhs MIR $42
pro 'Snbr.
800 0lpd .@lpper.S traRe.
Wloberne 5pelit1digc 9dllier, q 3tiliHsr liflo
Sab, funiidre Rllmhtn9 ino Nb5igssSratIa1e;
greis $1,000; @runn5ius $3.50 pro Sabr. Sie
paae ser Sdufer IN bod uno qefinb.
2aocM Su perfnnfeu.
$1,000 faufen 2aoen nno @pbnbais Nr. BIS,
9iuro. Bort. etrafc. yidd8utr1aet int Hiireau.
s2r. 1887, Sitsgliomiment- Strbe.
Gotuaro I. @nliaDber, 8nlrei'ter.
Gntfpredtenoe NanrsI l5nDlune; Heft in 6n'
rieoenftcleItoen Nutcrt. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Slefe nunberp1uen, ncnen, Der Sebt5cit emit
lprehenoen 2sit1di0eu Sduier an9t. sMttliot 9toe..
5pifbcn @ofimuus II .Ereitoni!r, o%urdpe8 bii6t1
u. iilMitIerii6 oetortrt, nit teoer oentbarell 30
o1emlihfett ~perfeben. ciuinIiebli1 combintrte
@ass mo 9leltriids4 iht %slnlagell, Ib5l9Siuudls
&erbinownQen. gSuiiers9loiet9, Yor5eu1lI Eaoes
gSaIIHen, SURFACES. cclienttrte Aeller,, 4rotloite
ltno S6Ie ullo mob Oiele anoere @Or6iiae, oereit
g8ertb man nliI crmeiien fam. iucEn man Die
fclbci Iie6t. Gieori9er Srrlo8tte. Hethte sab
inngSbeoinauraen. Often fir Scit6ttGn1G id9s
LID uHo Spnntugs.
@alter 6. sScttpbal, 9uumeifter.
8iireau an Sri mo Stele.
Preis Der Sduier Erei8ebu @nnoert lno {iint'
ala Collars. (St350.00 CSnl24-Apll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Grflorung. - nSdgen Sic.
mie fonnlt es oenn eigentlidl oaB cs
plel mebr alauieripielerinnen oils
@eigenipielerinnen giebt?"- ,9ei'm
alaDieripielen fonlmen Die Mdoben
eber inter Die SalIbe, neil man ga
pierbdnoig ipielen fann."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Nr. 728, 725' 727 etc, @driud. 9penne.
anfs % Sub 5 sou bel 200 Sub; brei Se'
Oierte 5itlit bon Der Yorf.Rono; poljtaaOig
prd6tie beIorirt; ieoe nooer,e geauemlibfeli
Nr. lis, III, tt9 etc, Rprb.Yaturen t. sttaHe'
,iptfhen observation-disclosures mo 6aOettesStr.,
Elm @cbiert bonn .Yditerior'Yarf". Sur6peg
ib6n b%eiorirt; ieoe IruOerne geauentltbfett;
sipeiftbdiee 9duier. Gowaro Z. stord, an Srt
uub steiie, uoer Gr. sc, 8untber Snilotng,
Hapette. NIB ct. Eaul.str. -(6ebr9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Baltimore Marftberidltc.

WittmodL 5. 5ebruor 1908.
McbI. - 3uiubr 1911 6Giier,
cinihlicBIih 1904 6Giler 5n HocuIt
Eoint. 500 SGiier 81 Canton un0
5t3 S1iier &iiitcnmcilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Woi@.- 3niubr 297 1923 9uifel.
Scriopot bon Den Gleuotoreu tS3,4Sl
9uid)el; Glcpotoren Iorrotb 1919
S5t QuIhe(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
CALL.

1000 Gotten 1uef 5er............. 10
1000 GottoH Cuci Der. .............. 72%
1000 g. y 2 RreutHg er..,....... 87s4
1000 ITO. 80s, /. 4er. .,,.,......... soA
5000 Tito. Ros. /. 4er. ............. SCH
$500 sin 3iacr, 1928 ............... 90
1000 Stu & Cub. Der Q8ufb) .......toO
1000 llHttco HathpouS inc. ........... AK
1000 gtI. s. @, ueu lcr CGrs)...... 6514
1000 Seaboaro Ter .....~.,........ 4C&
1000 SeGboaro 4er .........,....... Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Gerfauie ali Der bieii8cn g%iieften.
~phNs
FIRST CALL.

5000 Sedboaro stir Cine Ter. ......... Al
5000 Senboaro air Cine der. .......... 46tz
2000 Senbonro gir Cine Ter ......... 40
5000 Sea6oaro 9tir Cine 4er. ........ 1914
1900 Seaboaro sIir Cine Ter. .......... 40
1000 eeaboaro gir Cine Ter. ........ 46}a
1000 Seaboaro glir Cine der. ......... IGN
5000 atlantic COAT Cine con. 4er...... s9A
COCO atlantie Coat cine con. 4er...... soN
1000 ailaaiie Gouit Zine con. 4er...... sob
1000 Gonfolib. @aS Aver. ........ STA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Gu ucrmictbcn:

100 gder JGrm an i6tffbarcm &diier.
Wurtt6out i'm Stdnoe. cine ooer 5uei 6dbrten
pro Lug gu MAIDEN. Surm ulo @ebdlloe III
gliicm .3uftaHoe. Fnipllo fir ScIniiie Chit.
@eiliigels unh Sie68uht. @Ite YduoiiraBe nan
Der Siqot. gIorelie DARN" pSeuti6cr Gurre.
ipuuornt." t35-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Mne. uelde gelb aeDraudtn, .fpretttn bter
ppr- Nnleibet dut Gal1re. Wf3bel mo @rEllo'
t.eembuin. Sm 8ertraue1t. Refine Hpan'Dffiee'
Meibooen. Baltimore Snpefment 0a," Er.
f20. Hurb.paen.StrnBe. CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

Sin iurtoer WGnn. 6cr ir6enoueI6e Slrbeit
nerridieu tuuu. luiiniGt Stele. WIdu %ahreiiirt:
N. ". @lpuf, she AudurnGe," Srunoipap uno
ShamcssS Ctr (3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
Wur $500.

ter0riInoe, Sns mo cIcitrif6cs Qidt p~olitdlls
6iaeS abSuesiarals often. .ccmentirte Sole.
aeaer uno 3rottpire. go 6lb .breite Strnbel,
nSatteriunsBarf" Iotalsllnloiten $4,000. Sleire
DISCRIMINATING. Suuloin.a traRe, 5iuiihen Der
eumbGros nnb Vratt Sirahe.
CSani6, 1Wtt) Spt. Y. Wbtte, SanHlelIfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
@clb 81 perleiben.

Inlcibcu ani M6bel nnb anSere
Sidcrbciten
thr 8 Bro8ent, eenall nab benz neuer Se'eE:'
@ans pripatim. Hifter, Hr. 2i0, Cit.eeIing'
.ousetraBe. ..9aniaut Yt.lsina".
On bel Office wiro 1eltid, a~siSrohen.
(Snnit6|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

gerlauBt:
Sofort Geoern, Wt6bel, Sleiotr, F1rtie't 9nutf
mnnnsmaaren. Stuot uoer Galo. 9tdb5ufraeen
in Rr. 5t1, Glib 5remunt"S tra6e. CSunll-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

30OG unifeo Rdiliuuns 4er ........... s6ai
800 Tito. Rog. 5unOtne ser .......... 73l.
1000 rluiteO Hutirurs inc. .,.......... ~
70 Union Iruit 9o................. -
10 gortbcrn Central ............ e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
81 p%erfauien:
the Sarneu In Mnrnlano.

10 glttr mil %ebdliScit "'''''., 1000
153 lldpr mil Scbduoeu .,,,......... $500
i40 stder nil @ebdIioet ............. $500
400 Mder NIT Scbdlocu ....... $i,S0O
d3G llder N,alblann ................ 81, 1870
14t slider Wulblano .............. 81. pos
447 ELDER init auter @cbdlocll ........ Sbl02
$50 Nder nit lebr quieH @cbdlIocll Slo,Ouu
&uuitinoige oeuii6e Sdr1ltite bel y. Saetn'
Bpup, Wr. III, TorOs9BurlcssStr baltimore.
lGeptl,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

9iabe Der observation-disclosures; 8 Gents 5abr'
GELD
8 9Ider an Blue Ball she, nabe 8eIatrsHono.
90 9lder nabel SnrfuroJiodo.
Merrifen & M,errifeu,
CuufO1MD 100 Sit'2ertnatonsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

@ci5cn. 3uiubr 6iS2 9ulfel,
6lS2 9uihcI per @obn; &crlnnot bon
ocn Glcnotorcn 2lS Nuihel; Glepoto'
ren.Torrotb 543,7t5 9uitcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06
gcrlanat Tranen nnb MGsdcn.
@crIanat Manncr nnb Snabcu.
@erlanst i'm Iagemeinen.

ainberloieS ocutides Gbcpanr
fuht In outer 9tnf bariduit lpci loon Inbbltrte
3immer nit boiler &enilon. 81 9Siuel9. epsri
iuetl bis 81 $50 pro 2Sohc o1tilr 81 ddDlell.
ytdberes bel y, Saocnpuup, Gr. III, Toro'
Gbnrice. Stru6c,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-10
KINGS LETTER
Edward Writes a Most Cordial and Friendly Epistle To
 The Emperor.
TIMES IS CRITICIZED

Berlin, March 10.-A local news agency declares to-day 1t has learned from an unimpeachable authority that King Edward has sent a letter to Emperor William couched in the most cordial and friendly terms concerning the revelation by the London Times of the existence of private corre- spondence between the emperor and Lord Tweedmouth, first lord of the British admiralty. It has been charg- ed that the emperor in his letter at tempted to influence British legisla- tion in naval matters. It was expect ed that the correspondence would be read yesterday in the British house of commons, but this the ministry de- clined to do. According to this agency, King Edward in his letter takes the view point that the British parliament and the public as we'll as an immense majority of the press of England sharply disapprove of the action of the Times
 This agency says that the attempt of the Times to exploit a private and non-political exchange of correspond ence in sensational way and in a manner antagonistic to Germany caused the British king to write as he has to Emperor William. The kings action it is added will create the best impression both in Germany and in England.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-10
CITY HELD UP.
South Main Street Property Owners
 Get Out an Injunction.

An injunction was served upon the city today enjoining it from pro- ceeding with the work of widening South Main street from point below the plant of the Waterbury Buckle company to City corners. The plain tiffs in the matter are all the prop erty owners along the line of the pro posed work They are: Mary Delaney, Daniel, Elsie and Catherine NJ. De- laney: Catherine. Maurice, Mary and Richard O'COnnor. They have been granted temporary injunction by Judge Cowell, which will stop the pro posed work for some time, at all events. They want damages of S5,- coo and a permanent injunction. They claim that the cost of the work would exceed the appropriation made for it, which they contend is a violation of the city charter: also that the work would change the conformation of the street and would thereby be damage to their interests in the neigh borhood, that the first named plaintiff received no notice from the proper board of the proposed work. and that all of the plaintiffs have not been paid the damages allowed by the city. AS soon as possible there will be hear ing on the matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-10
STUDENTS STAND PAT
Refused to Tell on Associate Who Threw Part of Human
 Leg at a Professor.

Chicago, March 10.-Twenty-e eight medical students of the university of Chicago are facing suspension be- cause one of their number threw a piece of a human leg from the dis secting room at divinity professor. The professor complained to Presi- dent Harry Pratt Judson, who asked for an explanation.
 Dr J. Gordon Wilson and Dr Basil Harvey, who had charge of section in anatomy, questioned the entire class of twenty-eight students yester- day, but they were unable to wiring a confession from any one. The pro fessOrs then informed them that they were all liable to suspension. The class examinations begin to-day, and the twenty-eight students will not be allowed to take them. No credit will be given them for the three months course in anatomy.
 The guilty student is declared to have been willing to confess and take the consequences, but the other mem bers of the class refused to let him do so.