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The Detroit times., 1908-07-24
TRAIN VICTIM WAS
PROBABLY A DETROITER

The coroner IN Monroe Is anxious to
learn the identity OF the man killed
there by Pere Marquette train on
July %. He believes the man came
from Detroit. and he has asked the DO
lice to help him find the victims rela.
uves. The dead man was about 40
years old, five feet or S inches tall
weighed 10 pounds. had red hair and
mustache and brown eyes. He wore a
black suit. blue shirt. blue underwear
brown socks, and black Oxford shoes.
Job Printing done right Times Print
fng Co. Is John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1908-07-24

Success Is apt TO come TO those xhn
count every cent and make every cent
count
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

SStnp is one OF the most delicious and
ap2etzing OF all corr products or ty.
fFmoducts.
Give us TIL, bowl OF samp and milk
by homespUu Deau'y poured.
SO sang Whittier. Whittier didn't
@11ow low to eat rtc lived on ar.
stIle very suggestion OF mill, with SAM,
I'D nauscating. It Is worse than mueh
amd milk and Srits aud cream. koce.,
Williams knew all about samp. and
@als IS how he had ii cooked: Cracl
The corn into about four pieces to tja
GRAIN. Soak It all night In watnY
1K>-a Oft the Skins Which float tn wa
Ger. Roll on slow fire until tende'
with 4 pieee Of salt pork In the pn'
When the water is dried out introdl!c
some good butter, some salt and per
lper and serve hot. The Indians -
Massachusetts used any kind of fre,h
taeat for a davoring and called tue
e2as!1 "saupac.' You may have all you
~atmcal. hoiainy. gr1ts, mush, meal
polenta, etc, hut let mo have the saul
when can't get Eye hominy. New
York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
Ihe Goats Chai1nn Of E,;t.,

NEAR small Baptist church not ia
out OF the city thesc lives an old Irish
uaan who Keeps a goat One day. find
ing the church door oren. the goa,
wandered inside and browsed aroHn.
among cushions aud books. much +,
me detriment OF those articles. The
pastor Glanced to catch the animal nj
AIS mischief and lost no time in coiu.
10 the owner TO complain "You WI,
nave to keep that goat tied up" bog.
ahe minister. Gle went into my chulcll
gust now and But we was allowed f.
proceed no further. The old Irishuan
aaeld up both hands In amazc2,ea.
Wlnt into your church. did he? Thin
can t he responsible for him no more
Sh' ongrateful haste. If that goat has
iMrned Protestant wash me hands %
c3tm. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
Find the Answer.

A certain young man took his bes
girl to the theater. During the eyenins
she complained Of not feeling well, anG
they left before the show was over
He took her home, and when he said
good night the girl was pretty sick
Next day it turned out that she had
dlphtheria. Then the young man began
to wonder if he was booked for q sj,.ge
with the disease too. He called on s.
physician he knew to ask about il.
The physician heard the young mans
tale. Well" said he at the conclusfa,
OF it, 81 think your chances to cutc;.
the disease depend on how you saia
good night to the young lady"
The Young man was quiet q moment
linen he said: doctor. I'm mucii ollic
ed. II that's the case. I'm not in dan.
ger
The young man went ont. A MINT.
later he stuck his head in the dor,:.
Say doc" he said. .diphtleia don't
go very hard with strong. health,
young men, does it, Denver Posi-,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
The Old English Dames' SehooI.

The descriptions Of some of the
Names and other schools of the early
tSart OF the nineteenth century are cr.
c@edingly interesting. Many of these
ancient teachers were unable to write
an 1ntelliGent answer to a simple cues
lion. One on being asked as to the
TERMS on which she gave instruction
rSplied: Not understanding the qucs
SSon. l answer thus: With view 0,
reading The Bible" We have the All
a1aority OF the late Lord Shaftesburv for
ehe statement that one OF these pon.
creatures being asked IL she CAV.
mora! instruction to her scholars, rr
piled. mo, l can't afford II at :, sh'
aGngs a week" A more amusing nv
s'wer, however, was thai of the teacb
az who was asked whether proper g,
fSntion was paid Ia the morals Of ,h
leeys under his care HIS answer w.,
Chat "they did not teach morals there
@S they belonged to the girls denar.
'tnssst. Westminster Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

! a ""nlHn sncmbcr of the bar IN New
I York give, 10 0u!' culTcsnnndcnt thf
! following correspondence III the rcs
crvation ;hat no nanicS Sbali 6, .uf,ir,i
Il am one OF tie few women" she
says, who etn soc Il joke even if aim.
| ed at myself. do not feel that in this
case came off first best"
The first letter was from II man law.
yer ana was as follows:
Dear Miss EIank--W@ agree 10 the cor,
promise IS ri4#6&r1 Il yOur favor u
cate. not because your client has a fg..
rigHt to such settlement, but from IN.
tact that we do not care to open a con.
test with q woman lawyer.
10 which this reply was sent:
Gcntlcmen-f note yonrs agreeing IA
ietf.ciHrnt. although | cannot conrrat;,.
ate you on your Ealtanlry in begging the
Question. Like the original Adam. Vol,
seem inclined to hide behind woIn9n.s
petticoat
And the following letter closed the
Dear Miss Blank--If you will turn to III.
carry pages OF Genesis you vii! discoye,
that Eve did not wear q petticoat.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

Inc Brazilian capybara is Il lar.
stotitly built rodent. Imagine = -,
weighing $50 pounds with q huge hos ,
hn upper lip foot long aud close -
eyes and one has an idea Of the BIAS.
he is iae largest OF the rodent tri.
ana has harsh. coarse hair. mora lii,
bflstlcS tI,;}n fur This hair IS ,,svod
black ana yellow Of dingy Appearance.
La nj native haEs.ts The capybar3 H,.
h'1>e. fat stomach which alnIn<.
ara=S on the ground. He is wase1
loving animal and can dive and stay
under for eight or ten minutes at ;.
time. The jaguar Of South Amnrc.
preys upon the capybara. and the In
d1ans Kill him for his flesh. which
when smoked is said to be as de,ic;oi,s
Is kentucky ham. although it has .
CERTAIN musky flavor The canyhar.
makes sound when alarmed some
what between a dogs bark and Djr.-
grunt. lie was once called the hydro.
or water hog. and lives on .
vegetable diet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
a ReEuff For Or. johnson

Of. johnson called one morning 81,
sscn)amln West to converse with hin,
'sa American affairs. After some time
MT West said that he had a young
american Gilbert StuarD living With
aim, from whom he might derive some
M1ormation. and introduced Stuart
Ine conversation continued Stuart he.
sng thus invited to take a part In IT,
when the doctor observed to Mr. West
WAT the young man spoke very good
EhgIlsh and. turning to Stuart. rudclv
asked him where he had learned If
Stuart very promptly replied: .:Slr,
can better tell you where | did no,
tearn It IT was not from your dictinn
Erv."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
esting the Insane.

Sir Douglas Straight told an anus
ing story at the dinner Of the Journey
men Hairdrcssers' Trade society. nc
remembered, when q young barris;or
gong into barber shop to be shave,
he was a little startled to see the va
man behind the counter staring at him
from time to time through the GLASS
door. When he got outside the shon -
poiiceman said. Il am very glad to
hnd You have come out" explaiuins
mat his anxiety was due to the fact
that the barber came out of 4 Innate
asylum the previous week. and as he
nad been acting queerly again his rel,
tlFes we're wondering whether the,
would have to send him back 10 the
asylum.-London Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

A good highland minister WAS ON
deayorlnG TO steer boat load of cit
-3soung ladies to Il landing place :,
squat was bursting. The steering was
atalcult. One of the girls annoyed hin
ny jumping up and calling any, ,uSh
oh' where are we going to-" ali vo3
Go not sit down and keep still, my
young Teddy said the minister lilo,
soccinctly, that VIII vera greatly de
pend on how you were brought up
dundee Advertiser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
A Standing Rule.

Jones had just run over to see Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Blank would 60 IL the
theater with them. Mrs. Blank vas
aWfnlly sorry-she would So mrc,3 IKE
10 go-bnt unfortunately Blank wa.
OUT, Probably he was at the club
She would telephone. The FOLLOWING
conversation ensueu:
2l5A Gerard. please. Hello, Is
TINS the = club? Is my husban'
there? Hello! Not there? Sure.
Wen, all right then. But hold on. uo,y
40 You Know: l haven't even told yor
my name"
There amt noboIy's husband here
never" was the wise ATTENDANTS 30
ply.-London Taller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
An Eco In n Roftl.

a chemist has discovered q simn,.
means OF getting an egg with IN
sfroken SHIELD into a bottle Of, say. the
ordinary kind. used for ginger ale
All you have TO do Is to soal, a hollc,l
tagg IN vinegar for three days. Tn.
smell becomes SO soft that it can caSi',
ne FORCED through the narrow apelrur.
OK the bottle. And once 1t Is inside Il
at Is soaked In water for a little while
ane eggshell resumes its original hard
aaass-and there you are
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
What the Noise DID

VI tue noise of London streets cause,
oy the hackney coach TAYLOR the al,
water poet wrote: ut makes such 4.
Mucous rumbling In the streets by
many churches doors that peonle's
ears are stopped with the noise, where
oy tney are debarred OF their edifylDs
wnlch makes faith SO fruitless. cood
works SO barren and charity as cold
~ midsummer as If it We're n great
trosc' by this means souls are robbed
anu starved Of their heavenly mama :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
A Curious Fact.

nave some very strong letters G:
iattoduction.' said the caller.
my TREND" answered Senator So
snun' Il don't rely too far on com.
munlcations OF that kind. A man vii,
give you letter OF introduction d.
.e1'oins SoU rs possessed Of every no.
Ole quality IN human nature and In tie
ueAt breath refuse 10 indorse your note
Tor SO. Washington Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
Performed q Mirar

Her Husband (angr;lyi--I u.:a fog
when married you.
His Wife-Aren't you fool still,
mo: ! am not"
Then you should congratulate NC
N0on my success as reformer"
Sp&re Moments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
Good Advice.

Go on in all simplicity. DO Mt be
80 anxious to win quiet mind, and
se will be all the Quieter. Do not ex.
anime so closely into the progress o..
your own soul. Do not crave SO IN
TO be perfect, but let your spi. al
Afe be formed BY your duties ar. b,
the actions which are called for, hy
clIcumstances.-Branc is de Sales
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
His View Of Mature

Huxley was once talking to Sir VIII
Nafn Gull about the healing pom-er OF
nature. "Stuff" said Gull. mine times
eut Of ten nature does not want to cure
a. man. She wants to put him in HIS
conn"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
AsBad Outlook.

Mother-Dorothy, have to be sco,d
ing you all the time, Dorothy--Wa,l
all | can say, mamma. is I'm sn-rr ,,.
Tue man who gets yon for a inotl.r-in
law Smiths Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

3n. Benham-Yoa couldn't look me
= the face when you came In last
aaghf Benham-That was because
feer beauty dazzied me. my DEAR
0sw York Pruss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

bfass and 'rou CASTINGS and Ma
chine Repairing. Stock Of ali stand
ara goods and castings carried in
stock al the time. Locomotives, En-
glnes and Boilers Required Long
distance telephones, day 47e;; night,
5* Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Note:
We operate our machine shon both
dav anI nigh,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

A lazy man goes far. and he
sh"n~ 'oHor labor, aou1ly.
crGserh
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
DHLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY.

osslng Locomotives, road and raj,
engines boilers, saw and planning mil.
machinery, iron and brass casting,
and machinery supplies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

s,asstsa.ss. nsGAaeAsaAaeA
Some Of the leading Wholesale and
merit liberal share OF your patronage
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS.
General FOnnInrS nn6 N,.h;r;,+
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

13oeUoDeDo aAssnf1aa 1AapenaonGonaA aatsst
d Retail Business Men. who solicit An,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
WciIcr iuic Yriiacl.

Gas 0ur6priigeln fltrirt ainocr
uidJt bon g~ettndiien. IS beitebt cine
conititutioneQe llriahe iiir oieic per-
OrieBlid)e So6e. 5rau ". SnmmerS,
Dor 8, Notrc Game, Sno., lit be-
reit, irgeno eiuer Mlttter ibr eriolg'
reid)es Sousmittel nit oollen aniuei.
iun9en mit5utbeilen. Sdidt fem
@elo, Ionoern Idreibt bellte nod an
lie, i'm Sale Cure ainoer NIT oiciem
llebelitnno bebaitet iinb. Iooelt oa'
iiir bas aino nidt; es lit bodft lpabr.
ideinlif, oaB eS sur germeionng
nidts tbun fam. Surb Oieie BE.
banolung weroen alld Grpafiene
uno Gltere 2eute, melbe bel Gage ODER
bes Iad)ts aft Sdrubeihmeroen lei
Sen, furirt. dSHreiben Sic III oieiec
Sprade. (Se51o,l4SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

0onn IN o~cricniacn bon 0bcrit Srcs
rcton a,tf. Sic itcuiiNcn Gticttc iilo
0ullj beIonocr5 ih0n.
y6oro'9 Opcrnbou@."
&n hicicm bc!iebtcn Ebcotcr miro
0icie @od)c bic neuclte Gom1oic DOH
SEQ GictridItciL bclItclt o@inifS,"Ge,
6c5cl,. Ghon aus Dem EitcI lit er-
iidtlid), 0oB ca iid) Inn cinc &onloole
pnm rcinitcu @diicr bnnbclt. User
sic @clcBcnGIl bottc, friibctc Sdo'
piltngcu 0e9 bcfnnnten 9romatlter9
alii elmer erIttluiiigen @ii6nc 81 lcs
belL Der miro iid) gGluiB oicie @odc
oic @clcgcnbcit nid)t cntAeDcn loI'ch
an ser ncueu' 0idlninN lid jl ergo.
ten. Sic lit Ole Gpirr, mclhc mon
ouiiir oorbriuqt, mohl mertp. Gtnca
Der 0~roltiaitcn &~orfommnlIic in Ser
ldufc Der &an0lung lit 0u3jcniac ooB
THAN ncri1ld1t, cinen GbullIpiclcr 81
5%loiEgcL acnuu 0a@ SIT tb!tI1, lpo9 eth
ptroicurciNcr Ercbo8cnt bon ibnl in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

in Der Holc bon 9}oro v&n q Notl'<
Nouic" oui. &n Nem BORT, Der crItcN
onlerifoniitcn Stnot, in lucldcr lie
0ifcntIia) nuftrot, morcn lire Grimm.
pie poqfommcn. sic murOc Uon per
idieocncn &ritilern ais Die crfol0s
rciGIte SGouipieIcrin Der @c8cns
iport bcjei6nct. &e0cniau2 lit sic
gliifiibrlurq Oicic g3od)c in Ger ~2lN-
lit gtoOcmic" oiGic @o0c Dol5 beioH-
bcr$ citliljt$$'. Sjtiudica "Wctt6. 81 oem
Stiit, ooS sun Nuifiibrun1 NcIanGt,
mcr6cn cllropGiidc ul0 oDlcrifonilda
S0Cc'n in c%incrg&ciic mliolGaulirt, Dir
fir jcOcn rcgclndGi0cu Ebcotcrbcil-
der bon qroGew &ntcrcllc 1T. N
Coils Noliic" miro llltr ON Niontua,
@icnItog unO N}ittrod Nbc1O ltrO
in Der Mjttpod2 N'otincc 8cipielt;
IN Sen iitriAcn &oritcllnNcn miro
oEbe Comet" acgcbct. Sine 8oIlf
porjiiolid1c Gejc1iNait HutCgitiltt Die
&iinItlcriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
NnSpfe= DerRanf.
ScirnthS = YiccnScm.

Sronf Y. Wron3bmrp, 26, Grooflpn,
q. -, mo Sotborinc =. NSitbcrS, 20,
Grooflpm NJ.
George ". &errnnon, %, 6ilIler'
ton, Baltimore 6onntp, Mo, mo
Wothiloc &o@mon, %, Slilcrton,
Baltimore . Gountn, NO.
WturriS Millcr, 81, Mr. BOG, Silos
&igbitrobc, mo 6annic HolcnbIott,
10.
@iocon Simpion, %, Nr. 2St6. 81
liottItroBe, un0 Noro @orrieB, %.
Sorrp y. alone, 80, @ittmer, nro
2iaic ~. Spopoerc, "a; Applifunt
SouiS Moacr, Nr. 1913, &igbtltr.
0opio 2iionStp, %, Nr. 2tS, Siio.
Gocnltrobc, mo either acnlper, 20,
Sulius @%nrolpiic, q, Nr. HE,
glisquitbltraBc. uno Scpbld Gttl.
ion, %.
George $. bon Wundotu, q, nno
Cha 10. @roper, IS; Gpplifont @n.
Golfer, 9r. 600, 0ilonitrubc.
gbrobom s. Scbrman "a, Steel'
tom, Yo., mo ella 9ripon, 10, gtr.
2Ot4, Oit9altimoreitruBc.
grtbur g. 0udmoil, 30. @ape Mop.
rs, uno Settle ". GiiielL Cape
Wou, N.s&.
Sulius 9inbmonn, as, Mittlper, Hr.
BAG, SIt.62. Strobe, Netu 3 9ort, II.
Minnie 3oDer, AZ, Ebilobelpbio.
9opib Srccmalt, "a, @ittiper, Hr.
BOG, Sin . SighltroBc, uuo 9eiiie
0ict, y, gcld)icoen.
Ioolpb Diieuor, 81, uno W1arD
@lod, 81; applifont Bouline 9uum,
Nr. 1927, @eponitroBc.
emil $. SteirL AZ, @ittluer, Nr.
107, grd)ltrnbc, mo Nnnic Eotb, Al,
Nittipe.
George ". 5ornton, 20, uno 2poia
Sogen, %; gpplifont ISM. :. @onL
9r. 3tS, 3orrcltitroBe.
@crnoro Mt. &oroelin 81. MoibinG-
TON, .. s., mo 0oiip .. @ation, 20,
MoibiugtonL 9. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
eIpa 2api,s in rAappp @oOlioan~ in 9loncO'S abcater.

omiiIiren mus. Sccrerie mo oll8e-
meine g%ltsItdttung iino iiber jcOen
Gaocl cr6dGclL, luO oa cine gan5 por'
trciflide Grippe bel Der Auifiibrun9
mitlpirft, merOcn lid Die 9elud)er ocS
9htoitorirnts oitie Wode gepiB red)t
gut amiiiircn. IS iin0en om Won'
tag, 3ienitag, 6reitaG unO Somitog
Iod)mittags.G oriieuungen itott.
rGa0etD Sbeater."
SIN v@upctp Sbeoter" treten oieie
ISOLDE g. $. 9at6eller's Bottom
SeQes" in 5tpei @urlesquen : gften
cuf, mic Tie unicren Sbeoterbeiuheril
iclten 5ltpor Oorgcboten moroen iino.
Bur Ginleitung miro o3be @anoe'
rer from uolugcre" geipielt. @ie OIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Is il latter Sroucn.G r.
ei H." 49, Inter Toriib Ieiuer ErGli.
bcntin 6rou Eouliue Sollter nnb Der
Trototolliilbrltng bon Srau aatb.
Wouerbon periommclten lid Die
Sruuen obigcn SereinS GonnerItog
Ibcilo in Sron6 Sauter'S Salle. Ode
Eopior. uno @biteltroBe, 81 ibrer re.
gelmdBigen Ieriommlung. Die 0e.
lc9otcn, ipelfe on Der SreiheitSfobrt
nod annapolis Gbeil uubnlelt. be.
rid,teten mo muroe einitimmig be.
idloiien, Dem llnabb1ngi9en glirger.
Wcrcin bei5utrctcn uno Ole 6ralten
5lora Eoliuuaruunh I@milie Otter.
moicr ol5 GeIegqten 81 oieler aor'
terid)ait ernannt, nif
Sam + bn in Q blomol.
lei. - Wmu y. i@oipiep BON Nr.t403,
@eit S~oiopcttc . Noenue, ieines Get
henS Elm aeiielihmieb, ~leiitete lid
an 6reitag Nbeno cine feline Sorr
ourt Dos Gbineienoiertel uno be.
nobn1 iid) in Der Geitourutiot bon
NE 9um Com. Ger. ia, Torf . aoe.,
ouf 10 ilegelboIte @eiie, oob Der 8t.
i~tourateur ben Yoli5iIten aennellp
sur Stele ruien lieB. Ger anblid
oes Ylourods itien in Goruleg bert
S1b5orn beroli SIT beldiporen, oenn
er iprong nie ein Sigcr altf oenieI.
ben los uno 5eriebte ieine Uniform.
Ger bebr1ngte Eoli5eibeamte 500 eS
unter oen "llnlitanoen Dor, ben &iid.
3ug alr5utreten. Gr perItloB inocl.
len Die 5biire 5u Dem Heitaurant. bis
CT Siilfe sur Stele bate. Eoli5ei.
ritter 2oben itrafte geltern GpDlep
Inn $50 mo Soften pegen thatliden
IngriiiS auf Den Eoli5iIten nno I'M
$25 unb Soften ipegen SerItornng-
bon Neutrality-suspicious.. Gr bette nam.
lid in benz Geitouramt alles. mas ibm
in Den @eg fam, fitra nno flein &C.
idlaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08
Scm6rid) GpuScrt.

Irou Worccllu SembridE Die be
riibnlta Frinlobonlu, Cab acltcril
g(ben0 III Der oSpric" elm Sor5crt,
mcldc9 in ic0cr Niniidt cin Grtola
luor. Gin Outgciiiutca @ar@, Gin
briQontc9 Erogromm uno Die Dor
Sii0lidCn S%ciltunacu Der mitlutrtens
0cn Siinltlcr mad)tcll 0cn acltrigcn
Nbcno jl cincm miliitolilhen Grel0-
nib Der Suilon. 6rou Scnlhrid
brodbtc cine prGftiac NrSpobl BON
Gonlppiitioncn gum &ortroa mo
crnotctc iiir Den @cnilb, ocn 'le ocn
3ub0rcrn bcrcitctc, itiirniid,cn @ci-
ioll. Sbr .6ur Scitc itono Der bier
moblbctunntc Scuprilt Clifton Ban
Sooie, Scr lidl nit Irol Scnlbrld)
in ocn reid %0clpcnoctcn Npploll9
tbciltc. Scr Yioniit, SEER 3oOoro,
cripics iif cbeniollS ais cin ailnItler
ctitcl1 &ongca, Der IN Den Hobmcn
ocs enicmbIcs pobtc.
GoS Erogromm mar, mic tolgt:
y@oQooc" bon Chopin mo pGtnoc"
bon 2%iopounon. SEER 3ooora; Uric
aus oSropioto" bon &croL Wtmc.
Scmbrih; Ronton5c aus Den rSugc.
nottcn" bon W%cpcrbecr, Scrr San
Sooic; oSorelc" bon y. SCHUBERT,
,Ni6mlung" pon Shunlonn, 81
mes perS %opoicnt 0c3 allies" bon
Sobn, .2opc hos min9S" BON No9erS
uno nlbc Sob mitb TIE Oclicotc |ir"
bon Or. Irro, Wmc. Scnbrlh; @ol-
5cr-Goprice aus nSllcia" bon Hia5t,
Scrr 3oopro; 9llctt oll9 Der n3lgell.
ncrin" bon Ellccini, Wtmc. Scmbrih
uno Scrr San Nooic; o&ou mud 5
lone non" BON 50 Gorgc; ngSben TIE
roles bloom t77D" BON Souia
Hcid)orot mo o9utun" bon SoItcr,
Ncrr San Sooic; Wol5cr .Toc ni
Erimopcro" bon 5. StrouB, Wnc
Scnlbrid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Sic .&crciniqtc StroBcns
@cicIli d I" BON Bal.
timorc bcbonbclt III Der 3ipciten NIB.
tbciIung ibrc8 bulletins, OnS unicre
@cicr al onbcrcr StClle 6icicS Nlots
les iin0cn, i'm Gin5clncu 0ic Gollc,
iucld)c Die Strobcnbobn dis, Gntuide
llrngSioftor iiir baltimore gelpiclt
bat. Sic mciIt nod, CAB Die Ginluob
ncr5obl IN 0ct obGclcgcnltcn War0a
Der Sto0t iid) in Den Subren bon
1898 bis 1906 lu 80 Froicnt Der.
mcbrt bot, in 6Cn Oihtbcu0lfcrtcll
Wor6S inmittcn Der Stn0t 0oacgcn
nur nm 10 Yrojent. GcS Wcitcrcll
pcrglciht Die @cic1ihuit Die Iusocb.
min9 ocS S%truBcnbubn SetriebcS in
Baltimore nit 0cmicniNcn onoercr
StGote, mic Nclp 2)orf, philadelphia
mo Glasgow CSdottlon6), mo lie
icrt an Der Sono ltntiitiidcr Neriht
Den 5oblenmGbiqcn 9ciuciS, boB BAL
timore'S StroBcnbubn 6n%cilitGten Die
o1berer @roBitGotc bel lpeitem iiber-
t%reiien. Gle flor mo gcnncinoer'
itdnblid gtidricbcncn Bulletins per
olenen oas Sntcrelic Der lueiteIterl
areiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Montog, Mithuod unO Grcita8 9tod).
nlittoga &oritelungen Itott.
Cine Nclerung, Ole BON Uiclcn Sci
ten ais pielueriprcd)cnO bc5cid)nct
miro, bat Ser @cidditaiilbrcr OcS
G6catcrs, &r. 8. NJ. 8uaoui, III &et.
TO. @r miro n1ntlid, nm Oielcn @elli'
den gered)t 81 lucr6en, Dct Hmntellr-
SGouipielern bieiigcr Staot jcOen
G~onneritag 2l6eno @eIegen0ett geben,
nod Ben rcguldren @oriteQungelt
oui5utreten un0 Iid) ion1it olti Die pro.
~iciiionele 2ouibabn por5llbcreite1.
@o oieicr &lon 6iSbcr ousgefii6rt
moroen, bat oericlGe iolGcrt Nntlnn8
geiunben, bob er lid) eeipib aid bier
belpdDren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

ter 9tttruftionau bcttad)tet mor0clL
lrclde man crlebt hat, m0 IS miro
MIN QclpiB iutcreiiiren, cilcn Ser
Qlcid) on5uItclet. Sic @onOlul6 lit
inherent &ublifmm 0urd) Den lpon-
ncn0en Hpmou oG3 AlciNnomi0en
'Gitcl@ ipohl bcfaluut. @tniigc IS, SIT
ioNcn, ooB Die ieijclnoitcn Grcignilic
in ocnt 0ranlo, mic 6 0icic Modc
in 4lbougb'& (beotcr 0cgcbcn miro,
rutboltcu iiuO. Sri. GountiB bciin-
Set iiN lit Der TitcIrollq IN ibrem Gle
ntcnt. Mt. @uQbiton tritt 3ucrit III
ser Sole bon Charles 6omuc@ un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Scr 6e0cr bon :. $. Scpea ltlO 90.
nit lit olcin bic @ijrai@ait 8ctei-
iJct, Dab Ooiielbe, mas Destination
onbelongt, nidta SIT miini6cn iibrig
l06t. Ger @on0lum0 iin0 Die Griob-
rrn9cn cinca @ittpcr9 81 @uNOe
0cIcdt, Der iib oh 0cu Seitcnipriiu
gen elmer lcincr G06tcr, sic oh cinc>
ibr gcmod)trn &ouuuri3 oo9 ci1cnc
@cim pcrlGbt mt0 cincn nptorilh0l
Mouunten beirotbct, 81 Tooe 8riult.
Is limo @cIcgcnbciten fir 0uBrrit
iciieln0c Sccncn gcihniien un0 0obci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-08

Die Melt Ginau9 polaunt bat. Sr.
Ire0. @onO, cir Giinltier bon SllL
trftt lit Der Snuptrolle alti. Gr miro
bon cincr gdrt3 Dor3iiglid)cn @eIel-
ld,oit ltnteritiibt un0 gcruib miro fei.
ner Der 9aIuter bon n5oro's 0pern'
bolls" oen g9cg oaDill 0ieic ISOLDE be-
reltei.
ySoQioaDitr. Ibeater."
-sGhac Der mi6tigIten Erooilftion ouf
bcnn @ebiete oe$ Mclobronlos oaote
@nrtpn'S &eriltdntnsel"", miro olele
@ode in oefil ,.,m,SsoaioaDitr. . Sbea-
ter" gegeben. 2as Stiid eltltammt