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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

EARNING / ii Nn0crc. -
Captain Noro Dom nnr0mcItlihcn
Giltrift bat Yoli5iitclt in Giuilflci.
Germ III StroBcnbobn @oQgons ito
tlonlrt, nm oui &cutc obodt SIT Qc.
bcn, mcldc 0oicIbit ullf Oct 9o0cn
lpcicn. @citcrn WllrOen 6cnrp Scib
ron 9tr, 222t, NiaonltroBc, urlo Siu-
oprc Sldtcnbcrg pom Nr. 9, Sin
@rccncItroBc, cingcIicicrt neil Tie ii6
Acgcll Die bctrelfcloc itG0tiidc Scr
%oronlng pcr0in0cn unO ie INN 81 ulo
Soften bcItroft.
Nu ely III &crgnii Gen. Geo.
V~tothcp& ltno N0olpb 0enSlp, 5luci
Ototrolcn BON Dem ,3oQfuttcr yYroi-
rlc", fonlcn geltcrn IN ser lucItlihcn
EoIi5ciltotion 9n0oi9 oopon, ais tic
Itd) Dor &u0i So0cn mcgen Nu6eIt0-
rllllQ 5lt Ocrnntlportcn bottcll ltn0
init cllcm gcborigcu &crruciS Iauicn
NClo'lct mltr0cn. Die @Ci0cn botten
Guga uorbcr llrloltb lllO in 9c4lci-
tang 0ca Sdiffabmoe5 truten lie
cine Sprlttnur an. SIN mcitlidell
! cnocrIoin Giltritt fam eS 5piIdcn
Den @ciocn ipc9cn 0cS 6ltn0ca SIT eli
llcr observation-disclosures, SbGtlidfci-
ten Iolgtcn ullO Sergeant &iQ Der.
buftrtc @ei0c.
Gin FoIi5ilt led @cfon.
- 0aB cS ibm on Dem no
tbi8cnWtlltb lidJt monqclt, bclpies &c.
mics 8citcrn ser Eoli5iit &ugb 9prne
bonn mcItliden 9lltrift, ais CT Qun5
olIctn 1T bnS &olrS Nr. 500, 8ines
StrnBc, cinorung moielbIt orci M1n-
ller lno 0rci 6raltelt5tmnter cinen
&eloenlfon0ol perilbten ltno bia Qoll.
&c 8cleQi6aft nod ser meitliden 40
lljeiltntion brodte. Eoli5eiridter So
Den bcitruite ben Gigcntbiinter oe5
Gofolo Soplor, itrtt $25 nnb
mGbrcno Oic iibrigcn Irre=
nit @elobllBen i'm @etroqc
ron 81 bis $40 utO Soften ooponfa-
men.
%noer SibcbcS @obIfonl.
y es qcrietbcn &onteS Barber nlb
>Sobn 9. Gn0elborot ol 9ienitog
|tbeno in einem GBlofole SIT CALDER
ton tart oneil1o1oer, mo pdbrerlh
bic 9eiDen i6re politiihen N%rglnlcnte
banogreifliher @eiie 5linu gltS-
broften, erifien Der Eoli3iit
@oterS oitf Der 9ilofldhe. Foli5ei-
Spion itrofte geItern III Der
IiorOmeltIifen Boli5eiitation Die BET
ben Nrreitanten lie I'M So unb Soften,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

Nltiuoicn per Eanpfcr st, Eolll,"
utu Elunlont6 uUO G~0crbourg (rod)
&rlouD mus per Ct. Euul" o0rci.
lirt lcin); INN 10 llhr 2lbcno9 nod
&rlunO per Compiler Baltic" piu
Gucun3tOmn O1u6 m0crcn @cgcn=
oeu muB per BATTLE" oorciiirt icin).
10 it. mad 2 lilo uno Gen
ira tNlHfrtt McitiuDicu
II. / ~,
&pmlcritag Gtto6cr - nm 10
llbr 2lbcnos nab Gortlmc HSalono
lun0 Goiomatu per Gmmplcr -. &.
Tric0riM"; no6a9uubnop2, ct. Git
cio, Nrittid)r Sllunou lulo 9}oro- Bra
ijliell rIEpmMcr o4utbbrrt".
GrcjtoM 30. Gftobcr - nm 6 llbr
N9Gp09 9HGdsp YotlAntat@eQc!lNcl
per NQnFigr a&0utBidnn" INN 10
(lbr Abcn04 nod Curacao Wlo &cnc-
5llcIo FNr}fEo rIraN}orocuibo"
nod Eortq '3fico yer Gun@icr yGQro.
limo" utu Son &uon; nod &lu0llu
lul0 @uptl per Empier oSoruio";
nod Granada Ct. &inccnt, EriliOoO
lnl0 Nrttlid @ui+tca, per Compiler
pGrolWn oi @rcuo0n"; nod ocn Gee.
marc mo NinOmur0- ,Ericlu Der
GonpIcr oEorQnia"; mad Eltrf'a
&2iano uuO Sen 0omil1itouiidcn 9tc.
pltblitcn per Gumpier .Gbcrofcc";
nod &onoicn Ynnomo, Der &unol-
some mo Colombia per Compiler
u(uQo4".
Sic Eoit nod Ncu- GrtrGlonO. pia
Noro.SiOncn, un0 nod MiQuelon,
oio Bottom ifIieBl bier tG1Ii6 lllE
3 l(0r Nnd)nittosS; rod CUBA, pio
Eom2o, tGnlih un 1 ltbr; nod Gotta
Hlco, @onoEro@, Nicoro9uo (Olt.
tllltc), SoIuo0or ullO @uotamoIa,
blo Ncp'0 rlcou3, t1glid nm TO llGr
NbcnO@; noc) Mtcrico Gitn tGglid un
: ltbr AodmittogS mo 10 llbr
Tbeuo9.
Erun&s Yacific Soft.
GoUNcritoh %. 0fto6cr - INT
ltbr H6cnO5 nodD SoiuoiL &upulL,
Gorco mo Gbilo, oio Son 6rulz
ri9Cn.
Somitoh 81. 0ftobcr - un Z llbr
|Ibeno9 had Nopoii, @llom ltno ocn
F%btIIppimruL MA Sol1 5ronciSco.
Sonnt0M +. Nopcmbcr - nm
I llbr NcbnO3 nod HlrltrolicrL 9}cll.
SccIono, 9}cn Golcoonicu ltno ort
6lll Er1cIn, uio &oncollpcr, 9.-G.
Folt nod Nouoii, pia Son 6ron.
cisco, idjjcbt bier tGaIid INN Z ll6r
Hbcno9 bis }lnu ,. 3opcrnbcr; nodl
%oPou, Gorco Gbillo llno sen 96i.
llppIlrc1 oio Seattle ttaIid ann
I ll1r Hbcl0a bis 5lnll ;. N}opcnrbcr.
Gic Grams. Roctfic9Goit miro t6gz
ltb sum Hbgangsbdfth bef0roert
nno Der StIIllb Der GoIt lit 10 orrolt-
9lrt, Dob cine ltitrntetbrode1e lle5er.
Iono+Sci6r0crmng ernl68Ii6t miro.
1885,
3mcltca Eeaabe op Hcci.
tot @o4 5DcitcEeabpb -Hecitol Der
Snl'on l9OS-1909 ,iiItbct morQcrL
"rcltol III Der CONCERT 0ouc Oc5
@nltItllt3 ltott, MoiiO Boprl, bic
perliluHtr &i0liniitin. tritt in 6en1ie(s
pen 0llr, Die Nome lit beltte lpobl iIll-
tt'lrittcn ol5 cine Der %eritcr, tpenl1
lldlt one critic &iinItlertt ibreS Slls
lIrllnilllc2 in Der gall5elt gSelt ollgc.
lcpch NM cin nollmcrtbiger Hiualc
lQtcr Wolmli1cn GoIleger all5ltlebcn.
Uur Ibr biciiacS Ynftreten Bat lie iid
en- Fro0romm a%erpdblt, boS eiuem
lroen %ciudcr 0es G%on5ertS einen
0roBcn 'l~nit9cnpib IN apsiidt itel-
len ourftc. Mai1o Gomeu tit cine
S@llIcrtn 0c5 ~Nltmeiiters Soafint. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
22iheubeItotter
@cltcrn Miarplano Giicn6abn.

Vcglllnclto 81. Scptbr, nerlabt Siucn Cation.
S0glidl.
4,lO WtorpclS ShnClpuIt, SaQcrSiupn. u.
mo ". 3O. gSnOneoburu. G1umbcrS6urg uno
ouSgelollillcH Solttlia1, Sancud ulb lumber
Ianb.
2.45 .9todH. accommodation mad llnions
NrioQc.
+4.t5 gtudnt. G0ncnsGrprcB, Snuptlinic,
@1gcretolult. SGlicod, Sbippeusbnrp lIrS aus.
gellonlnict Sonllidg 6rcocrid uuo Gmalit5s
burg tPnrlurz GSuQAuiD.
Sn1ltdl, n"nsgcnUmmcn Sountao.
100 W'orgcnS- Dorf, y. nv 8. SID, uuo Gar
isle.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. mad 3bnrrront.
1877 WtorGcns-9Scftertt @rpreB, gScitutiuftcr
Vrliccotlle (5rc0crid). GmmitSbura, 3brrs
mont. gSnDnC5bOro. Gbnmbcrsblr0, 5npcrss
iouI, NGIcod. Cumberland, GlIilIs CgGffets
SbferOGtionS sISnaGon).
80 hut-0duptIinic, 6iIi6 bon Smnru.
@rooc, lerlcr D0ri, Saroper, &eitD56lrg mo
y. uno 8. Sib.
$50 Nddnt-9tfom. i1b Sunuber.
gle Ibeno5-9ffDm. mad liuiunsVrioQe.
Ynr Samitngs.
11.30 Nbenos-Nffom. mad l~lniprsgrio9e.
Bur Spnutaqs.
Dab Nbenos- Nfiort. nab llnionzgrio1c un0
Salpocr.
= 9dIt niht an BcnnibIpG MIC. srbe. sStniiom.
u. Hubcrtipn, y. VI. Suucf,
SlccsErdl. II. Seit. sW'nn9cr. 9eu.sG. sglgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

rsit 5in GSebrnuh in Der Gambex' unb wt.
REHABILITATION nm 1000 Ie6iieS.
8e-feroiruna rpr gaI,ul IT, 9 ylaf, ober Bar
IursgGaesons, Speiferaien etc. tperben f&neu be-
l5ret per sefesbou in nlen tol9ettoer Billet
NnrcaII: gbGrles un5 8aLttntore"Strate, ca
g.. ct. P1nI 1924, ooet Wb., GonrtIanh 1901.
WI. NobaI.S tai!un, 6. & g., Wt. 8eruon 812S;
@aubep, Station Sniormattl M. giireau, g. 4 .,
81. Raul s46, ODER no, Gonrtlnnb 2726: mn
9er. 626, SiibsHronbpnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Staot8 8anfen.

1eutIGe ganf uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno SoutoaOsS trabe. gluguit WeGRr, Brdi,
bent; s. ). Slot, ~S6asmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Rational 8anfen.

u5be SIb Gown 9atlunal Souf," @abs uno
@TeierrStrube. Sacob g8. 9oof, RrditoeTt;
8eErb 8, ieouc, Nalirer.
,,SlUCitc 9iaiiuual.Sanf," 432 SIos8roablp1b.
" IS. ~lSngucr, 1uiiirer.
,%2IcitCrn National ynnt," IA Eoros@utdtpsS.r.
Is. Marriott, Aaflirer.
,Srtttc National Saut," gde Baltimore uHb
gtortbsSiraBc.
Splibs lino commandments.
,Ontmercial a. 5armerS' g~lattDnnI Yanf. :"
sP 'iueis@de Somdros lHo SeruIansStrahe.
8. ). BaIorutr, 9aIiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Baltimore Tdmpf sSnfct. So. "
t9lte unb Suusrldftac gai,ainie.)
&te Der. Staateus1oit hefjroerno.
Tnntnfff .WtTnfuinH fueul. .MInbdfnn."

1850 ""N 1'NN N'AtLN |
Ste Der. Stnatens1oft befjroerno.
Sampfer ,.@irainin" (ueu), rSlabama,"
y8epr1ia," ,5cnneNce".
9nmpfer fabren tdaIi6. 6pnntngs ausgencm'
men. BON ben oPnts2iuie"sgiers. Ir. tO-t8,
2tgbtsstraFe, $50 Ibenbs. brett nn6 Oh
&oint Comfort, 9iuriolf, Rurtsmoutb uno anen
8uuftcu Sc8 Siioens. Gerbtrouno in DID
Gotnt Comfort init Der Is. & 8. @iferbnbn".
Nab Ridmuno. Ierbinbung In Bortsmoutb NIT
Dem nGca6onr6 9ir Cine irIi6cm 8u0e mad
Portsmouth Itno gtt!nntn. IN NorfoIf @erbtn.
oung nit Der gStIGtltic Gonlt Cine" Sorfolf
ltno pcitlih mo rSlo Spminiou Cine" rin6
N%teubGrn. g8afbin9ton, S.'g., Nitmonb, Su,,
utlh Ecuz9nrf.
Wi16IiCiten mad erropdtffem Blame. QnrIi,
ri6iC 1niiitcuSimmer, cIefirif6e 9eIeuhtuna,
Gnmpfbci5una. 9oien fret. Refcrbtrt. 9nilten,
thinner in ben 9iIctsNiiredir Der Bah Cine
Gr. 107, Sits@nItinoresS traBe; Tr. 506-50s,
9iahtsStrnBe: G.. q. g. Sffice. eIoofts@de Der
Baltimore uno GnInertStrnbe; r@ontiu,ntnI
3rltft @lltlotn9" u1o IIbGugb's Nr. 100, goro,
9barIcssStrnBe.
Subn D.. sbetipuoo, g.. gruur n,
%ices9rdf. II. Ser .sRanaaer. Gen. 'Taf n. saeent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Vruit N%nmbnnnien.

,Wtarplauo Erutt Co." gIoropeit.@de Colbert
uno ScrmansGtrabe. 6rier Seri6, Brdits
bent; g. g. 3imnernaIlH, Seiretir; Carroll
Ban ytCb, ShuBmeIlter,
Baltimore 5ruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
VulloIEA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
9(6nofater.

Nbolph @utacrlct. Rp6tsunlpult, Nr. 10, Oft.
2eriHqtousS trubc. e. & y. Y9oHe, ct, Ydul
$3.50. .WI.
&. GGTbart ehimer, Ge6tsanuaIt. Union 3ruTt
GuiloinG, Baltimore mo. @etoe Telephone.
Garl u. VI. SdlulE, 1876. 1919 9nlu .VnilotHg.
@nituuus 80 ID, POI. 200 Gulpert @uiloin9.
q. Ism. Crtmnun, III notwithstanding .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
s. be StrufCn.

=
Sic 0iitrifta %GomnLiii0rc Go6cn
Dem Observation-Disclosures Gontrofto-
rem, Scr icincm Gontroft niht gcnolt
nodacfommcn it, Strofcn sur Sc
ionmtb0bc pom $500 ouicrleQt. Ger
Contractor bottc c3 mtcrloiicn. Die
StroBcn in gcuiiicn S~toottbciIcn BON
tootcnr &olrb SIT rcini1cn.
so Sage Nrbcit96nu&.
%cno @cit BON uIoqgD Bottom"
mtrOc Ncit5rn bonn Hihtcr &inbu0
mc0cn Nlrfiiibrrung Oc@ @oltfton5ca
oltf Der StroBc olrf 80 Cage ms }lr-
bcit3bolla 0cIonOt. 2cno lit itol5 ami
ibre ¨t mo fam sic Altaii6unQ
ocricIbcn 1lid)t Ioiicn, meun lie Be
murderer iinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Spar 0unteu.

yIcntihc eparbarf uun BaltlmuTt," @utaip1
mo Baltimore trnBe.
st. SGmcs Sparbani," 9aItimoresStrube unb
guituur0 Oufea2iCenle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

-
Observation-Disclosures 8eratbe lno
49,
SriTttp 6 surucr 60, 2O5 gorO.gaca.struB',
n, q
g. Stladrner & sDDns, TIA. .7l8 @eft8altt.
more'StraBe.
Flllr1ot19, 0ilrnoteS, Hatlges hno
Sefen, 2dd0Cden ltn0 Htnnell.
-
<OferIdntte0e ltlt0 BllInbers.
lam Snsert t7tA qbomos.1 tross q q VI
-
Seuer ger1iderltngen.
Of Commerce.
"Jfo1nl 3ninTarce 20. cI stuerpnnl," Senr9 Ws.
NatlieI9, yltoent' StaIa9et' lOl-lO2 eooul'
"V saptimUte. 9rSS'!gSS ertbp strnRs : ~'''"'@a"
"
@~tdpnthunS Wnptftpn INN
sSallol9r.
Eterre 8. SHsan q NeSlftu, 10 Otts2eItngton'
SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

Yale snr Geiie in's Inslanb be
iurst s. Naine, Rr. Alb, Cf.8alti.
mureitrake, nabe gnitpm Ssaie ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Harplanb &: Gcmnipluania Sabn.

7,35 8orm., nab gori, duss. SoilntaaS.
9.05 g,ornt., nab SeItd, nur Sonntaes.
$50 Gorrt., nab 9eIair, auAg. Sonttdgs.
100 gladri., nud @elair. tur gamitdas.
1925 gadlm., mad, Yurf, dusg. Sonntaes.
4.05 9tndbm., mad 9eltn, nlir Sonntags.
sos Gadm., nadl 9'elatr, allsg. Sorntaas.
500 gbenos, mad 9elta, nlise. Sonntaes.
11.00 gbenbs, nab 9elia. MIR Sonntugs.
1880 gbetios, fnb gelair. uiisg. Gonrtags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
.BzlEBl |! (!
RALR0ADNO
2dsIt@. + 1deli9, au3genomuisn Sou1tasj
8 ol1ir Gsnn1fnnA

1IpIeB5uUe ps}t0t SthhpE uht w StN"N WV
Der @anosns citation ua9 Nafpinaton au
@o6eAtaael 7.C9 Gorm. Bis 500 abenos'
Sirette gerbiubnng tn Der ueneu nutsH
citation su ssafpiustpH mit anes fshit6 sstes'
@aiaiastuH, brrIaHen Ut. Manifestations:
G'J5, *6'45, f7.f0. *7.45. 1856, 1850, t10.50,
+11.53, sit.55 9orm., *t2.16, t12.53, 11.56
*2.43, 1850, *4.t6, t4.55, +5.o5 9a6m, 300,
1885, 800 0iuiteol, 1880, *1t.23 stenoS;
~nerlaiien Gamoen.Stat:on 1900 *e.15, 1920,
1900, 1900, 1906. 400, *4.30, tb,Ge, 1920,
200, +7.2O, $500. 1920, 1900, *tO.O 90, +11.O0
Born, 1920 .WR., +t2.O2, -i2.25, t1.0O, s1.05.
t2.Qo. 'S, 90. i 96, f. 90 49, POO 800.
Vimifeb), $1,000, *iO,O5, di1.O5, s11.32 GbbS.
Srcberid, Characterization 1880 unb So.16
Sorm., fi.25, 1850 uno $3.50 gatm.
Saaerstppr, Wt. 8toheLStatton. f7.4b EorM.
+3.h0 Nahnl.: Garn0eftsS .ation, 1870, 1900
Borm., 1850. 1900 9tadm.
8ugnt Slue 9tne
Eadt 9tifaoetrbia Enb Eeiu!Bsrf.
Reier 1erWinIIs at Der 3reiunbstpau3lajtex
StraBe, glsfo sgorf. beqIeui NOD SoteIS, 1tee
tern urh 6efhdftSbif trift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
@ei9dftSs@ egwetier.
SGfcrs, GOnNitOrs unb SOtcl'
ScOnrfSnrtifCl.
3eitunaen, 3eitibriiten etc.
Sue MDcrs & QidS 81, 1O4 GiI0"9olpal

3eitangen, 3eiti9riften etc.
.Sbe Baltimore gclus Gu.," 9aoto @OercrOnt'
bic, 9ef4dftsfibrer, 3l8 BeitsSermaIlsStr.
8auHaterialieu Gbiiren, 6enIter'
rabmen, Qa0en etc.
3ames .. Soiter & so, 115 unO lit Sas5te'
oeridsStrate.
SEQ. g.. el0au & gru, Ala Gtg9titr. sRerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

FIIm6ing, 6ltrnotes, Ranges uno
Sefen, Ga60cfqm uno RtnneI.
geuuctt Bros, 523 Roros 5remontsgluenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

2QnomirtbIdoftli6e @eratbe uno
SGmereien.
GrIFttp & Burner 80, 200 gIotos8acasGtrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29

Warmor. un0 @ranit.8erfe.
e. StIodrtasr & sDBus, TIA. .7ls 8eits8altt.
muresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
Ncuc Snbuitri / iii So.
uerStum II.

Go@ 6obrtfgcbGube Scr Fopc 9tuto.
mobtl'GonpoNnic in Sogcrstoun lit
non Der vMontrnic Wctol GoSfrt So
touIlid) %criton0cn mor0cn. ,Sit Der
llcllcn Gubrit mCr0en nit Scr 3cit
1000 Nrbcitcr bci6GitiQt mcroen. Ole
Gompo0nic 1T nit $l0,000,0OO fopi-
t%oliiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-29
2SaC6ington- Agentar
-bEs-
''0eutC6en correspondents"
6anncmunu, 1915 NariOn'
StrabC, N..8.
mn Wuiciocu unU kct,cluHgeH taIarasH se
nnmmru meThcn
onfclbcriatc nna SaiNinatOn.

Suhc mad 9ctbitmorocr.
Iic MoaniGoit &C., Eoli3clbootc'
ild)tc acitcru bel Der @i1bpoo-@ritde
int Gotouor noh Der ScIdc clle2
Shrrincra, 9|amcu2 6ronf ct.
Clair, Ser iiM BORT ON Gicnlto9
Nbcno crtr1utt bobcu loft. ct. Clair,
Der @icbcafluuucr botte, bintcrlIeB
in icincm aoitbouic cine 9}otl}, III
Scr CT onfijnOi0tc, Oob cr bel jcncr
@riidc ms @oiicr %iprin0cn loilroc,
Storb 6ci Scr Nr6ctt
Golnc& &cQu, cin Souanlolcr,
~Itiir3tc 0cItcru bel Der 2(r6cit I'M Wit
rcollQcb0toc Dc3 Hcpr0icntontcu
6olrica foot uicOcr, Gr mar 60 SATIRE
alt u1o mobntc in Ar. 1912, Foto=
mac Strobc.
Grica Der oSlot"-M Il d inc.
Sic Eoli}ci bat cinen &rcui}ug
oc0cu sic Sent Slot" Moi6iltcn be-.
Nouncn, mo Qcltcrn purOcn ich9
&~oocnbciitcr, sic ioIde Moihincn
oll80c6Gu0t bottcL I'M Eoli}ciqcriht
bonn Nid)tcr N}uQomop nc1cn @olz
tens elmer oSpiclciurihtlnQ" ic nm
So ACltroit,
McNcloQcrer oinQfe5t.
Gem Eoli}iltcu e. g. Greer lit c3
Ncllm2cn, cincu ouQcbIihcn y&c92lo.
Qcrer, Ser in Ocu IcBtcn orCi Wtono-
ten in Noromcit &oibinaton minoc.
items elm 0utCuO Ncripucn nit boz
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-14
REV. j. S. THOMAS COMING.
Chapel Car Evangelist Will Hold
Meetings in Topeka.

Rev. ]. S. Thomas, an evangelist,
will begin a series of meetings and
stereopticon sermons at the Baptist
chapel in Quinton Heights beginning
July 19. Evangelist ]. S. Thomas has
been one of the trustee evangelists of
the American Baptist Home Mission
society twenty-three years and has
met with success. The past fourteen
years he has had charge of the work
of a chapel car or church on wheels.
In these fourteen years he has been
instrumental in building thirty
church and has held meetings from
New Orleans to Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr.. Thomas uses the stereopticon in
all his work. singing, preaching and
even occasionally illustrating prayer
In this meeting his daughter will as
sist in the music with the violin. While
will be held in the Baptist chapel but
some at least in the chapel car in
the Rock Island yards.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-14
ADULTERATED POTATOES.
Attorney General jackson Calls At
tention to Practice.

Allowing an excess of dirt in sacks
is an adulteration of potatoes accord
ing to the ruling of Fred S. Jackson.
attorney general and the pure food
department. A Kansas commission
man sold five sacks of potatoes,
weighing $40 pounds to groceryman
and when the groceryman opened the
sacks he found in them 65 pounds of
earth. This was too large a percent
age of earth and the groceryman OBJ
jected and asked the pure food de-
partment to prosecute the commission
man. This the department cannot do
as the commission merchants was an
innocent party to the transaction. How
ever, the farmer that sold the pota-
toes can be prosecuted for selling
adulterated foodstuffs under the law
that requires full net weight to be
given.
"Of course there is bound to be
some dirt in potatoes" said DR.. S. J.
Crumbine today, but SIS pounds in
five sacks is too much. That is more
than one bushel which the farmer
gained in less than ten bushels of po-
tatoes and it is not right to require
people to pay for common earth when
they think they are paying for po-
tatoes" Warnings to clean potato es
better are to be sent out to the grow
ers and unless the instructions are
followed prosecutions of the farmers
may begin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-14

Making an Inspection OF Flood Con.
dition in Topeka.

w. X. Dewitt, civilian engineer. with
the United States engineers of the war
department, and engaged on the Mis-
souri, river improvement work, is in the
city today making a cursory inspection
OF the conditions here Preparatory to
securing data for a report to the war
department upon the flood conditions
up and down the Kansas and more par
dcularly from ST. Marys east to Topeka
and about Topeka.
Mr.. Dewitt who has been for 20 wears
employed in river improvement work
was sent here by the request of Uni
ted states Senator Curtis who is en-
deaVoring to interest the government in
the work of protecting North Topeka
ana the farming country from continual
MOODS IN the late spring. Mr.. Dewitt
went to st. Marys from Kansas City
Monday and returning eastward with
the three county commissioners from
ST. Marys and several citizens stopped
az Topeka- The delegation from ST.
Marys called at the offices of Senator
Long and Senator Curtis here and ask
/ ed for the aid of the twFo senator's in
efforts to stop the eneroachments of
the river. Mr.. Dewitt suggested to
them casually that diking and the driv-
ing or piling would protect the banks.
This afternoon the government engi-
neer and John Rogers, city engineer,
secured conveyances and made a trip
OF inspection up and down the river and
over at Soldier creek. He stated that
his main purpose was to secure data
and having this he would send it in to
the war department, in turn the de-
partment would suggest the line of
work that should be carried out He
inspected the bridges and asked for
complete data upon them both public
and private. profile of the bed of the
river at each of the bridges and a cross
| section of the river bed and bank at
some point where the bank held in the
water of the 1903 flood without spread
| ing out He also asked for some data
concerning Soldier creek. Additional
data upon which the recommendation
| for improvements will be made is al
ready on file with the city engineer.
We have most of the data that he
asks for" said Mr.. Rogers, city engi-
neer. but some of it we will have to
gather.
The level reached by the 1903 water
will be the basis upon which the COM
| putations will be made. 1t is plain that
| the government will not make any pro-
visions for river protection which will
be below the record of that year