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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20

y@ortm Iino Sic immer 10 be.
triibt?" - @ic ioa ih uiht betriibt
icin. Sd babe cine iuuge 6ror, Die
INNER tranf lit" - %, Dos lit oas
StIimmItc nod nid)t. sd babe cine
aItc 6rolt, sic immcr geiunO it'll"
Gin 0ciudcr elmer &rrenonitoIt
iob cinen iungen Mnnn berumlouien
uno GIie0cu ion8cn. 0@os lit oer?"
fra9tc Der @ciuder. uNoturioriher?"
.9tcin," ontmortete ser Gircftor.
Or lit 2uitihifier." - u2uitIhifs
icr?" .Go. Ser. Sin iebr trolt-
rioer Sail. Gie 2oiung ser idmic-
rilcn 6ragc maftc i'm ifIieBIid
ucrriidt. 3ebt lit e5 feline Sbec, oaB
cr, mcnn cr genilaeuo 6lie8cn iGngt,
Iic Dor cine Seiienfiite ipuunCn mill,
um oomit iibcr sic Nauer SIT iliegen
mo 5u entipringcn."
~Shob," io0te lie, ~oeriprid) mir
ems" - n9(uea," ontmortete er nit
Scr So~raloligfcit ser GcrIiebten.
o@cnn mir cine 5ienlide Belt per
bcir0tbct gemcicu limo unO iibereine
tommcn, Dab cine Shcioung icbr
miinifcn3mcrtb m0rc. ocriprid mir,
ouB Damn meme @riiocr, sic Nedlts.
onpdlte iiuo, sic ais AniGuger nod
cincn id)ucren Stono bobcn, unicre
Sud,c ucrtrctcu ioleu."
6rai Chatter: sd bate cine ic6r
Intcrciiantc ll~utcrbaItlng bellte HofJs
mittoA." - Srnu Dor; n0cr mar
ser 3ub0rcr?"
IS luar bel Scr ieierlihcn (oui-
bonOllna Ato Der Ealtor nobm ooS
i%dlrCienoe ain0 allf ieiucn Nrnl. Ser
Namc?" mlrmcltc er, in0em er feline
Singer in oas Woiier touftr.
,Gborlc3 Souis NltgnitllS RembrmOt
6rc0crid 0cnrp Nopnlcon 0bitc."
untuortetc ser iittge Gotcr 9eIoiicu.
- ., o." mtrmetc Der Finrrer
WnO mouote iid) an oen Sitter, ct.
moS mcbr @niier, Scrr Solprooo,
bite - ctmoa mebr Wniier!"
nSpriht SIRE Srou i'm Sdlaie2"
- oNelL aber nm 6immelslpiQcn,
reocn sic llid)t NIT ibr barber, ionIt
pcrilld)t Ties iofort 5t lernen!"
o@ie uielc 2elltc arbeiten in
Ibrcm Gomptoir?" - oIrbciten?"
Gicllcid,t cit Grittcl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
stink fit sintn ,,sroRen Oerrn."

en- etnem an einen 0iterreidiiden
Wriitotraten oeridtsten 9riefe Wtos
sarts befinoet Ii9 bic folgenbe Stele:
.@enn ih nur pibte, iper Sbnen 9et
fa9t baben tonnte, oaB i'd faul Jet
@eben Sic inn NIL - i6 bite Sic
aar f60n, benin einem Baron 1T ia 10
etpaS erlaubt bon m%cinetipegen etn
paur tii6ti9e MuulTdcllen oafir. Sd
polite ia ber5lid germ in etnem fort
arbeiten, lpenn man mir nur erlauben
ipoIte, nur iolde Sa6en 5a tomponi'
rem, bic i6 mill unb lam uno NIT
benen i6 bel mir fel6iten Gbre eins
leQte. 8nr brei Wp6en bale iA eine
Sinfpnie gei6rieben uno nit Der mors
gigen poit biete i'd 9ofmetltern brel
9uartetten an, tpenn er mir lie be3dbs
len nil. Old, tpenn i) bod MIR Elm
arober !Serr lpdre, ba piirDe id fa9en:
Mosart, iebt f6reibit 9u fir meine
Reduung, aber 70 gerdbe baS, mas
Dir aud IeIber gefdIt, unb 70 gut, ais
9u's nur INNER tannit. OH bstommIt
teinen &reuser, bepor 9u ettpas ferttg
eema6t bait; uber i'd faufe Dir ale
Define Wanuitrtpte ab, uno Su
brau6It 1ie nun niht msbr aufm
Wartt berum3utra9en lpie Elm 5ratf6s
lertpeib." SieIer eri6iitternbe 9eis
tro0 gu benz 9bema BON n8initlers
GrbenpoIlen" erbdlt cine tragitomii6e
9pinte bur6 bic Dirt, ipie Der hobs
Serr ben Mint peritanb. 0ieier bate
ndmlid felber cine Sinfonie tompos
nirt unb er erfreute Mo3art ourd 3us
fenbunq - ieine5 Werte8. Der Sd0s
pier beS Don Suan" ipar iibrieens
autmiitbig genug, ben nfd0nen 9es
fanq" Der @rbeit beS 9aron8 gu rib
men, obpobl ct iih nidt beriaasn
fonnte. fsin llrtbeil burd bic folgenbs
9emertun9 etpas einaui 6rGnten:
,8ei etipos natiirlifen Inlagen unb
2iebe CUR 8unit bilbet ii6 mander elm,
er fonne audi nit benz &omponiren
fertia tperoen. Giniaen gelingt es
benn audi, ettpas 2eibli9es berausaus
bringen, ober meiit bod nur burd bas
3ufammenfliden ppn Elm paar @ebans
fen, bic iie bon dnoeren geItoblen bas
ben. neil ie ielber tetne baben. 4na
bere Daben audi pobl Sheen, fOnnen ie
aber ni6t ridtia auffafIen unb piebers
geben uno in bieiem Sale befinbsn
sic ii6. 4ber i'm Namen Der beiIi9en
GGcilia bite i'd, ncbmen Sic Mrs
ia nidt libel, Dab i9 70 nit Sbnen inns
9ebe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
paa mridti9e nnG oas ridtisr Sit
Irrat.

Der Maler 6ebor Sdiffler itanb
emit emiig arbeitenb on feiner Stafs
felei. @r malte Elm 9snrebilb, eine
S0ferin inmitten ibrsr &obltOpfe. Ris
ben, 9a%rtoffeIn unb Obifd1er iibenb,
unb allies gelong ibm 10 iiber Gripar>
ten gut, bab er iih bereits in Der Soft
nung lpieote, nit bieIer Irbeit auf Der
nG9iten &unitausitelung einen preis
babon3utragen. Nur bic !Sotersfrou
ieIbIt poqte linn nidt gu Sant aus
fallen, uno bas bate ieinen 9uten
@runb. Sn ieiner tiinItlerifden 9ors
ftelunq lebtc Ie als b%erporrageno bGbs
li6e8 altes Weib, fontraitirenb gegen
bic tbaufriI6en, perlodenben Ydturs
probutte, bic iie perbanoelte, uno Elm
fold bdbli9es Wobeu, pie er ba5u
nDtbig bate, tonnte er nidt auftreibsn.
Sin Sreunb bra6te i'm auf ben 9ss
banten, fih bod ouf benz Wege be8 Sns
ieratS gu perf6affen, mas er braufte.
S6iffler lieb baber in bic geleIenite
Sages5eitungen folgenoes @eiuA ems
ridden: nWobsa %perlangt, ausgefpro'
den bdblide, unf0rmlide alte 5rau.
Nur folde mDgen ii9 melben."
Der iun9e MaGer tportete einen Gag
natb benz anberen; es melbete ii6 nies
manb ouf bas Snierat. Gr pinislte
aGio feline ibealen Naturprooutte nit
liebepoler Nusbaier gu INNER gr0bes
rer 8oGlenbung beraus, aud Die Sal
fer, Side unb Scribe fdmmt Wags
f9aGe, WeFer unb Iiiten bes Martts
ftonbes fpurben nit Der g3eit INNER
notureetreuer. Nur bic !Sauptiade
febltc = bas atte. biBlide Weib.
Gnblid rib i'm iein 5reunb aus Der
8erlegenbeit. .9u bait baS Ding pers
tebrt %an9efan9en." fagte bieIsr, n9u
bait bic ipeiblide Gitelteit nidt nit in
Nni6lag gebradt. 0erfuden Mrs
einmal ouf anbsre MeiIe."
Dim nd6Iten Gage erfdien cine neue
@n5eige: nMobea %perlangt. biibi4s.
nidt mebr gang junge Srau, bon runos
liden &0rperformen. gu meIben ETC."
Saum ipar bds 9latt our @usgabe
gelangt, ba iebte Ii9 cine tleine 8ols
tertpanbsrung bon 5rausn j%enieits Der
eriten, 3tpeitsn, britten unb piert.n Sus
qenobliitbe in 9epegung mad benz
2ttelier S9ifflers. unb aus bi.ier
Menge nbiibI6er. niht mebr gang jun'
ger 5rauen bon runolidsn a0rperfor'
men" bate er bas bdblide, uniforms
li6e Weib, bas er fir feline 9otsrin
braudte, balo berauseefunbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
GtfdminIt brsrabsn.

nSn Sd0nteit iterten" 1T, ipie ale
gerebrer S6lenS pifsn. bic qrobe
SstnTudt 0,ooa Ga6ler5. sic bate
in bisIer 9.sisbuag I4on cine 9orldus
ferin in Der i'm Sabre 1870 in 2onoon
ecItOrbenen Sdauipielerin Wnna Sl>
fieIb. S9r ~beriibntsr 3eitgenrhe
gope, ber Oitter bes nGodenraub,"
er3d6lt con ibr, baB lie. als ie idon
auf Dem Sterbsbstt lag. feline anoere
Gorge fannie, aI5 - lire Sdonbeit
nift ein3ubiiben. nod tpdbrsnb i9rer
Iebtsn Stunbe bate ibre aammers
frau msbr nit Der toilette Der Sob
tranfcn su tbun, als nit ibrer pflege,
unb tur5 Dor ibrem 9obs puroe lie
gum lebtenmal - geidmintt! 3as
mar ibr absr nod nidt senug. Die
aammerfrau bate AUDI einsn feiera
li6en Glib i9p0ren mii1en, bic
S6minte mad benz 5obe gu erneusrn.
SelbitpsritGnbli9 bate iie aud benz
alsibe, in benz tie be5raben fein polts,
beionoere 4ufmertianfeit 5%ugetpenoet.
l~lebrigens Iiefsrt 4nna Slfislo au9
einsn getpeis bafiir, psldes @nfeben
fdor bamols in England berpors
ragsnbs giibnentiinItler senoHen. sic
tpurbe nidt Bios inter sr0bter prddts
enifultung nit aubsrorbsntlidsr 5teils
nabme bes qublitums b~ssraten. aud
bon fetten Der gsboroen frurbe ibr une
aepo6nliAe Gbrs etpiefen. Sieben
Mitelieber beg dlteiten aoels. boruns
ter bic 2orbs 2aoar uno 5arlep bisl-
ten bo5 Sargtu4 uno ter Grabiihof
pom Dsftminitsr belt bic Grabrebs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
FIJI Wrfanfen:

9iefe wunberpoaen, neuer, her Sett5ett ents
Tpre6enoen 2sftodigen Sduier ana fWsiItonsMney
sipifben Soffmnns II. 4reftonttr.. o~urdtpe9 biibt6
u. ffinftIerifh b%eforirt, nit iener eenfbaren Be
Gas. nto @Ieftrifh.oidt NnIaaen. Nb5uestanal'
Berbinouneen, 9SaiierseIoiets, 9or6elan Saoe'
Bannen, Furnaces. eementirte seller, 2rottotre
unb Sole iiuo nod oiele aroere Ber5tae, oereH
Werib man nur ermeiten fam, iuenn man oie'
feIben ftebt. sieoriacr 9runo5ins. peihte 3ap'
tnnesbebinaunaen. Often fir geftfttguEl9 td9'
lid urb Sonniuas.
Mafter 8. speftphaf, 9aumetiter.
giireau all Srt lino Steae.
Preis Der Sdufer 7rei8ebn Suroert nns Slnf'
ala Collars. S1350.00). Snn24-Wlatl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
@crcinigtc Ginger pul Baltimore.

Saltptqltorticr: n8trmdnio e Wto1l-
ncrdpr = Safe" Eruiiocnt @cnrp
SbomoS; corrciponoircnoer urlO pro-
totoQircnbcr ScfrctGr pro tenn. o..
Simmclbcbcr, 9tr. 3t5, Noro-Gocn-
Strobe; 6inon3icfretGr g.. Sinlmcl.
bcbcr, Ir. 3t5, NorO-Gocn.S trobe:
SdobmciIter $. WfidIid, ar. 713,
@orncr.S traBe; Giri0cnt SD. Scnn.
berger. &criommIlng ieben 5lueitcn
6reitog in Monat.
.@crmonia~G uorfcttsGIltb.
SalptQl,orticr: @agncr's &ollc,
Nr. TIC, Noro. Eoca-S trobC, cling
itunoe: 9ienitogS. - 9irigcnt ),
&arolltS.
yIrion."
SauptQltorticr: rSto9.Soac," Nr.
Mittuo9 - 9irigent: S. s. 6ranf.
nSnrWlonic."
Souptqltorticr: Nr. Ala, @eIt.
6opctte StroBc. Singitunoc: Giens
tags - 0irigcnt: Sobn I. Slein.
g8crmonio.W tGnncrdor."
SouptQilortier: @ermonio = Man.
l,crdor.Sole, Nr. 40 bis 4t2, @cit4
2ombar0.S trobe. SinGItunoc: Con.
ncrIto0S - Girigcnt: SDcobor Sent
berger.
~ySroblinn."
SultptQltartier: SrobIinn = SoGe,
Nr. 1000, Sreocrid = Ipcnuc. cling
Itun0e: Mittlpod)8 - Tirigent: Sobn
u. alcin.
.9lrbeiter.M Gnncrhor."
Sauptqltorticr; Nnorco8' Soac.
9r. 3t4, &onobcrItrobc. Singltunoc:
Mittpod3 - Girigcnt: GopiO We,
lonct.
.Sbolia.M
SanptQuorticr: &oigt'S Sale, Nr,
1t22, Sorforo-g penuc. SingItunoe:
GicnItogS = 3irigent s. &. 6ronf..
r2ocuItEoint MGnnerfor."
Soltptouortier: Builders Safe,
ode Cuba uto anOrcltroBe. Sing-
It1noc: Wittmod) IbenOs S llbr -
Girigcnt: Su6ert ariippcl.
.9trbeitcr
Souptql,ortier: Gol3' Soae, Scr.
4OS, @cIt . 2cringtonitrobc. Sing.
itunoe: Gienlta9S-0irigcnt: Subcrt
Stripped.
yWelooic."
Souptai,artier: 5, GicS' SoQs,
ode 2onitrobe unb gcldir-Utarft.
SingItunoe: Gonucritog8 - Girl.
gent: =. aoroluS.
.goperiiGJer Mdrnerdor."
6aiptuunrtier: Idermnnn'S SdQe,
Gde bon Caroline uro 8ougbltrabc.
S!ngItunoe: TonnerItag GberOs -
Girigent: Argl.it SdneiOcr.
nWtesger-G eiangperein."
Saltptql,nrtier: 9offmonn's Sale.
2ofp. uno 5orreItitrobe. Sirqitunoe:
GietItog - G~irigcnt: &l,bert Strip.
pei.
.Wp5ort-W dnncrfjor."
Saiptqltartier: Hobcrt Gollmer'S
Sauc, 9tr. 1921-1923, Orleans
StroBe; Siu8Itutbe ieOen 3onner.
itaa abeno - Girigent g. ". Bobl.
mlallit.
.gidenfron5."
Souptquortier: Sobn SbmiDt'3
(pormols Sorn's) 9aqe, gde Der 8
uno @ouebitrobe, Siablanotopn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
Mipoernc &ububGnIcr.
Gleftrildlc 9clcud)tnng.
260O 8euisrt, rt.@sunnmcut'a traRe,

St3j0.
Staufett eiIes oieier nloocrnel 6lpetiiodt4erl
@obnbdufcr. sic entbaltcll auc rlooerncn SIM
rihtllngeu.s celtrttdler liRsf Si~aeheflbill9 0a'
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno &orrui6efant
mer, eilpas Neues; utBerheGi Die %Heitette idttl'
tdre TIIim6ilg. &erbiilolll9 nit aanal; 2rot.
toir. NelCr uno 6uf c%ei1cHttrt. 10 SUB nut
8rauciltibie gepiIaitertc ointer , Iue0 bobe
luo geilHoe Qage. Seoen 1ag bis 8 Ibeltns
fit Die Befidtiaulg offctl. Gin pans 5Ir &to'
be nit Sleitri8iidt beleltcbiet, Gofuaro ], @nl'
lnabcr, 9auunierncbnlCr. gureui: Hr. 2o3I,
Git Wipuumtut' Strnfe.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
Gsbankenfplitter

Ser uieorigite Srumpf fam bos SpisI
entiNeiben.
8snn bic 9ropfen ii6 iamu,eln, trsib.n
fs Die Wlbtc.
Niht ieotu i6roert mon caburd. bab mon
i'm bsi6roert.
Sic StbuiuOt mad Der Gr.mbs IN oft
nur Die nab fremoen WsnI6en.
8er's SIit bat, fibrt bic 9rout bsim -
tpieDer 3u tbrsn Gltern. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20

W r: .8iit Ou benin gar
nidt betriibt iber 8ein fdledtes
.3eugntb. GlIe?" = n4ber, DIANA -
ba3u 1inb bod bic gltern BAL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
WQfrlci .Nnmor.

MIS- i1 mir heltc ole 5dare idlnei-
BEN lieB. ihliei i'd ELM" - .abal"
- oSa. ieoe a~opiarbett ltrengt mid
furd)tbar an."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20

EaHe iur Geiie ms Nnslane be.
Iprot Is. Tainc, Nr. f13, Eit.galtis
m~urearahe, nabe Gnltum ,Sonie aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
mn &eidlembegdngmiHc
ltm,faHctto:

itmiaiicnb:
Girct prn6thuten SHra. $50 merits: idnuaric
Rruahclutb. uctber 9eprc6tcr 4liiih. itnbiaruucr
aeprcficr Fliiid, ODER feinpolirtcu ltnhdppnh
6i0cns oocr &SalnibsSGra, 1uld nab Jbrcr
lSnbI.
Etefer SnrQ uuciu miro nuber5lpp G~nrduttrt
III SG5 n%crtuufi. Gr III ute0eihlaQeH nit tcIlls
item SctheIIs uoer 9lil0sz Suffer, nit on5l pdls
ienocm Stiiicn. lno nit iedbS groBcn l~ithcrllcH
noer feinelacorehtclG 00noarltie1 lllo ltlhcrHrr
4luttc nit Cir0rautrtem Hdrten. melde u11 iolts
benz anituntcnH onl6 rltbt, hericbcn.
9tuocrc @tr8eInBcitcn, melbe ods SCtdcllbcs
1dnpntk bcrhpuitun0ide1. itno:
Wuienititc nit QegplitCrteT Srdcl.
Sin ieinco geiChcuzoCmo uocr rNleth.
GinhalfamirCu ISutbcIt ltIlo Hdlttclt:
Seifncu nCa SruhcS; lcihctcr 6bitrIlor.
6anoidubc. Yit)tcr. Gunoelaher.
SctdhcmudQcH. idllunr3. ioelb ooer 0rau.
Slim meme Nutideu nit @unlnllrdoerl
Rtas, StiDlc, Rlcocitole II. !, NJ; Ille9
iitr $40.
acinr cpcien fir Ib6oIct Der 2cimeu bon
6ofpitdIcrlL Sunatorien innerbnl3 oocr nnBcgs
Sh unrGntirc. bub icbe giu5clnbcit bon Der
aaerbciten Gunlitlt 1T, uno erfpurc TDncn nolt
$50 bis 5000 al icncr Ncitattuta.
$50 - 2cihcnucrinnot - $50
&m, Guus,
@rccnmcuuts nuo Hurtl.2tuenuc.
SeiSc Sclcpbpuc. spciblihr Gtubatinmirer.
So wirb 1cutif aeiprufen.
(Iprtlt3tDto5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
sdlbnc fleiue Sarmen:
Gtablirt 1925.
G0nieliDateD 2Dnn Co.,
1 Wprb.W Gan. Strasc.

Gin erobes Iifortimerlt hertnuener Stattafl'
ten, llbreu linb SulpeIen IN eincm Irtoat'8er'
fauf, mob inter bnlbcm 3oftcnprcis. gStru qebet
naf pte bor liberaIe Edrleben dut aue Ntrt9'
aeaeuitdnoe. Scitenf&tngane BuIt Brtoai'Sii'
reau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
Hn %perfamfen:
Hnr fiinf Ecnts Enrfnrc.

Gin lh6ncr qanbiig an Der cLeilriihcn par.
foro, gtoahsgabnliuie @rltnoitiid 1850 bel $50
Sub; 6aus bat feds Simmer, nliBcr Fantrn,
Wabeihihc, Rnbeu nno Seller; icrucr S3obnbdlls
luo SommerIiihe, Is bel 10 SUB; i6oHc Ghits
hdumc, Niibuerhdus II. I. 10. Hrels Si2oux
leidte 3ablungsaGcoitGllrgctt. gtdberea bet v.
9nocnhnup, iii WurS'G barles. strnhc. (oube
oucb ciniqc fIciuc @ldtc nuf bcm Hanot 5i per
inictbeu) tSepfl,l@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.
Many Hurt When Special Goes
Through Trestle in Georgia.

ATLANTA. January S.-The second Sec
ton of the Collver special. running from
Cleveland to st. Augustine Fla, was
wrecked yesterday afternoon between
Dallas and Hiram. Ga, on the Southern
railroad. on a trestle twenty-five feet
over the nearly dry bed of Copper Mine
creek
Five of the seven cars were derailed
and a score or more passengers, most of
them residents of Ohio. were injured. The
only seriously hurt are Engineer Edwards,
Road Foreman of Engines Snapp and the
negro fireman. Edwards and his fireman
will probably die The injured are in
the Atlanta Hospital
On board the train were some 200 ex-
cursionists. That they escaped without
fatal injury is considered remarkable
E. E. Norris of Atlanta. superintendent
of the Atlanta division of the Southern
The accident occurred about 1,GOO yards
south of where the Seaboard Air Line
crosses on bridge above the Southern s
tracks. freight train was passing on
the Seaboard when the crash came, and
the conductor of the freight witnessed tn ,
derailment. Running his train into Hi
ram. he sidetracked everything but a
caboose and one car and ran these back
to where the passengers were slowly eX-
Treating themselves. Forty of the pas
sengers. most of them women, were
brought into Atlanta over the Seaboard
tracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
LOVE AND WHIST"
Bright operetta Given by Amateurs
at Rauscher's

Pupils of the Ogden Crane School Of
Opera and Dramatic Art gave Houseley's
operetta, Love and Whist" at Rausch-
er's, last night, with a program of songs
which included "Serenade," by wecker-
lin, Misses M. A. Peterson, Louise Wor-
den, Hattie Gates and Mrs. Johnston
Hart; MacDowelPs "Thy Beaming Eyes"
Miss Leona Young; Kreuschs 1.-THE King
of the Deep Am l." DR.. George Bruce;
LISTS "Knowest Thou the Land?" Miss
Flora Bernheimer: Taylor's I'm Spring.
time" and "Copelia Waltz Miss Lillian
NJ Lewis, and Godard's "Berceuse," from
Joselyn. Mrs. Charles Jonas, with cello
obligato, by Richard Jackson.
The operetta was well received, the
singers earning hearty applause. After
the first part of the program Miss Flora
Bernheimer sang several songs in cos
tune, violin obligato to one of them be-
ing played by George d. Skilton.
The concert was under the direction of
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee, and the stage
director was Charlemagne Koehler. The
opera parts were taken by Frank Shipe,
Charles Bright, Mrs. Jonas, Miss Lewis
and Miss Young. The next opera will be
"Fatinitza,'' by Won Suppe, with twenty
five in the cast, the rehearsals to begin
January Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
LIQUID MACADAM BEST.
View of Captain Markham Regard
ing Mud and Dust Preventives.

The use of liquid asphalt on macadam
roads In the District as a means of pre-
serving the material of the road bed and
serving as a dust and mud preventive
has been decided upon by the Commits
sione1s. They have tried crude oil and
tar for the roads. but Capt. E. M. Mark
ham, assistant engineer commissioner
who is in charge of the highways, is OF
the opinion that liquid asphalt is superior
to any other preparation for treating
macadam roads.
Today he forwarded to the Commission
ers two copies of proposals made by the
Indian Refining Company to do certain
work in connection with the Improvement
of macadam roadways by using LIQUID
asphalt. and his recommendation to ac-
cept the same has been approved by the
Commissioners. These contracts are
small. and are more in the form of an
experiment. and If they prove satisfac-
tory more roads will be treated in this
manner. In making this test not more
than 1000 will be expended.
AS LIQUID asphalt can be applied sue
cessfully only when the roadway is dry
and warm. weather conditions play an
important part in the work, and, accord
ing to Capt. Markham. it is likely that
the work will be commenced about April
l or May l next. according to the weather.
The roadways must undergo careful treat
ment before the mixture is applied, and
the latter is applied by means Of ma
chine fitted with an appliance for the
purpose and so arranged as to enable
the operator to control the flow and dis
tribute the material equally and uni
formly, leaving no streaks or spots. Dur
ing the treatment and for a period of
from two to four days after treatment,
which is the time required for the ma
terial to properly set and dry on the sur
face, the roadway should be protected from
traffic and pedestrians by the use of bar
ricades and warning signs. Should it be
found impracticable to entirely close or
barricade the roadway to traffic while it
is being treated the Commissioners will
have it divided Iongitudinally in such
manner as to leave a portion of the road
way available to traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
SUES DOCTOR FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Frank ]. Duffey, Former Wash
ington Girl, Charges Cruelty.

NEW YORK, January S.-Justice Carr
yesterday granted Mrs. Frank j. Duffey
alimony of IS a week and counsel fee of
500 pending the trial of the action for
separation she has brought against DR..
Frank ]. Duffey, well-known physician
of Bath Beach. Mrs. Duffey is a daughter
of Commander 1. S. X. Reeves of the
United States Navy, and a descendant of
George Reeves, the first Secretary of the
Navy. DR.. Duffey Is a well-known club
man in this city. being identified with the
Atlantic Yacht Club. the Crescent Athletic
Club and the Crescent Field Club.
According to the papers on file in the.
office of the county clerk. the parties were
married June 4, 1906 in st. Paurs Roman
Catholic Church, Washington, D. c. The
wedding was big affair in Washington
social circles. The husband is said to
enjoy an income of 10000 a year. Mrs.
Duffey alleges that four months after her
marriage she was forced to leave the de-
PENDANT because of his extreme cruelty to
her, and she makes several charges of
what she claims to be cruel and iphuman
treatment, all of which the defendant
denies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
BIDS FOR ASH COLLECTING.
Citizens Heard in Respect of Alleged
Nuisance.

The Commissioners have advertised for
proposals for the collection of ashes in
the District and January IL next these
proposals will be opened and if satisfac-
tory to the Commissioners the contract
FOR the work will be given to the lowest
responsible bidder. For nearly three
months the District has been doing its
own ash collecting, and although COM
plants have been made from certain To-
calities the service is said to be very
satisfactory.
This Is the first time in the history of
the present government that the collec-
ton of ashes was not done by private
contract and the action of the Commits
slonerS in having 1t done under their own
supervision was due to circumstances At
mat time they advertised for proposals to
do the work, but the proposals called for
an amount not only beyond the means of
the District, but looked upon unreason-
able, and when they satisfied themselves
that they could not obtain proposals with
In the means of the District they decided
to have 1T done by the District, and in
twenty-four hours organized an ash-col-
iecting department.
John w. Twohey, superintendent of
street cleaning. who organized this ash
collection service, and who has since per-
sonally supervised it. has been compli-
mented by the Commissioners. He saws
ter collection service, but it is saving
money.
In connection with the District doing its
own ash collecting. numerous complaints
nave been received by the Commissioners
within the past month from residents and
property owners in the vicinity of the
street cleaning departments stables. the
alley between 9th and 10th and N and, o
streets northwest. Since the District
started to collect the ashes more men
We're employed and more horses anu
wagons brought into the service and the
conditions are such in the vicinity of the
stable. according to the complaints, as to
become an intolerable public nuisance.
Among the protests was a petition
signed by twenty property owners asking
the Commissioners to abate the nuisance
1t was set forth in this petition that there
Is continual uproar and disorder in the
vicinity Of 9th and o streets from 8
o'clock in the morning until Z o'clock at
night, caused by the loud-talking drivers
and laborers and the rumbllng of wagons
The stable is too small to hold the extra
wagons, and the protestants say that it
Is necessary to do most of the hitching
and unhitching in the alley or out on
the public streets. One of the protestants
declared that the drivers and laborers are
continually yelling and swearing. which
is particularly Objectionable to the resi-
dents whose homes are built within a
close proximity to the stable Another
protestant stated that considerable dust
and grease and other dirt is dropped IN
the streets and in the ALLEYS