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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
Mack Goes to chicaao.

Buffalo, N. Y., October 4.-After rest ing at his home over Sunday National Chairman Mack left today for Chicago, where he will remain for a week looking over the political situation in the middle west. MT. Mack will confer with MT. Bryan on Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The republicans have started the story that Herman Ridder has given a bond that he will collect this month $300, 900. The chances are that they started this story to cover up their own enormous collections.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
AN ALABAMA SANDWICH.

Beau Broadway, in the New York Tele-
 graph.
 A correspondent in Birmingham sends me this new formula, which he says has become quite common there: Gimme a sandwich" Rye or >white?'
 Rye
 Pint or quartz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
Leg. We Forget.

From the Louisville C5nIier-Journal.
 President Roosevelt has. had much to say about the contributions of several rich men to the Bryan campaign fund of other years and of the prospective infiu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
Senator Cores Views.

Ogden, Utah-"I believe that Bryan and Kern will be elected. There is a Bryan wave sweeping over the country from one end to the other, and I do not believe that it can be stopped said United States Sem ator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma, who spoke here last night to a large audience. In regard to Governor Haskell, he said he had no doubt that he will be able to clear himself of any charges against him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Dumas Hugo Rockefeller is working his way up in the light literature in dustry without applying to it any of his cherished oil tactics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The battle-scarred dead of the cam paign are Foral1er, Dupont and Has kell. and the Hon. c. Rumsey Sheldon may join them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The greatest fair and the best weather promise to come together on Friday next, the opening day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Joe Cannon will not be permitted to take the stump outside his own dis trict. He is, however, content to stay at home, where he has more work than he can attend to.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The straw vote will now proceed to prove anything and everything in this campaign, but it's days are few and it's credence limited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

George B. Cortelyou is content to lead the simple life in this campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Foraker and Dupont decline to stay in the tallfest now that Chance Day has butted into it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

A straw hat can brave almost any thing except a snowstorm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The President is training in this campaign for his African hunt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The forest fires in the northwest were simply frozen out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The campaigners who hire special cars have to pay eighteen fares to the car This limits campaigning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

President Roosevelt has no use for an ink well. He prefers to dip his pen in the ginger jar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The candidates for vice president encounter no old letters and create no sensations. They might as well travel incognito.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The raincoat market is keeping step with the backward umbrella market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Dignity has been lost sight of in this campaign, and veracity and common decency have been ignored also.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
Fifty Thousand Lives Lost.

Allahabad, British India, October 4-The latest reports from Hyderabad estimate the flood casualties at 10000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Connecticut has a two-headed girl, and the expense on account of hats becomes thereby an item to be consid- cred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

In four weeks from tomorrow it will be all oyer, and every decent man will be glad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Quentin Roosevelt goes to a private school. His father is not a candidate this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

The man who invented letter writing has much to answer for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
POLITICAL SIDELIGHTS

in this column extracts from the and e national eampagn for the benefit of Age-ed readl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

It got so dry in some parts of the country that the trout breathing in dust nearly sneezed themselves to death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Nat Goodwin can at least claim that he stayed married long time for him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Washington Bureau Age-Herald. 142l c street, N. w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Entered at the Birmingham, AIa.' postoffce as second-elass matter under act of Congress March 8. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

1t is not enough to speak, but to speak true.
 -Midsummer Nights Dream.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

Joe Cannon will not be permitted to take the stump outside his own dis trict. He is, however, content to stay at home, where he has more work than he can attend to.
 The straw vote will now proceed to prove anything and everything in this campaign, but it's days are few and it's credence limited.
 The battle-scarred dead of the cam paign are Foraker, Dupont and Has, ken. and the Hon. G. Rumsey Sheldon may join them.
 
 The candidates for vice president encounter no old letters and create no sensations. They might as well travel ineognito
 It got so dry in some parts of the country that the trout breathing in dust nearly sneezed themselves to death
 Connecticut has two-headed girl, and the expense on account of hats becomes thereby an item to be consid- cred.
 
 Dignity has been lost sight of in this campaign, and veraeity and common decency have been ignored also.
  The campaigners who hire special cars have to pay eighteen fares to the car. This limits campaigning. The greatest fair and the best weather promise to come together on Friday next, the opening day.
 
 The forest fires in the northwest were simply frozen out.
 
 Foraker and Dupont decline to stay in the tallnfest now that Chance Day has butted into it.
 President Roosevelt has no use for an ink well. He prefers to dip his pen in the ginger jar.
 In four weeks from tomorrow it will be all oyer, and every decent man will be glad.
 Quentin Roosevelt goes to a private school His father is not a candidate this year.
 Nat Goodwin can at least claim that he stayed married long time for him.
  The raincoat market is keeping step with the backward umbrella market.
 ----s.-- George B. Cortelyou is content to lead the simple life in this campaign. The President is training in this campaign for his African hunt. A straw hat can brave almost any fhiYo avoopf o enouctOrf11
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
She : Gishs.

Gin Gle GIub lit Die n%cleltc Gin.
ridtuug Die man IN Gnglollo ms
Scben gcrllicn bat. Ger Vcgrilnocr
6ieics Clubs lit Der Hepercno ". 5.
@omericll, Der Die at mo iiir iid)
geiplB nidt SIT pcrad)tell0c Ncltrc.
bltllg bat, bic Scirotbs . Tcrnnitte.
lung oii Elm hobereS 9tipcolt 81 bc'
ben. IS gibt," 10 iogt Hcp. @onlcr.
icll, ~5oblloic ipnlpatbiihc uno int.
rcilonte Wcnihcn, Die lid nllr oeS.
iuegcn nidt perbcirotbcn, mcil IS
ibncn al Der nlongelnocn Ncfonnt'
id)oft fcblt." I'm iolde 2ulte ans
Der Giniomfcit mo 2ongcpcilc Der
Gbcloiigfeit bernus5ureibenL lit Der
Che = Glub gcgrilttoet morocn. 9tad)
Dem 9crid)t 0c9 0riinberS bot CT
id)on piclc Grfol9c gebubt. Inter 0Cll
bon linn pcrnlittclten mirflihcn Gben
meroen 3. =. iolgenbe ouigcSdblt:
Gin ocr,pittlpetcr 8roBinouitricllcr
lcrnte bort cine Sebrcrin "fennen; cin
WiiiioltGr mud)te bic Yefol1itihoit
elmer Gr5icbcrin, Die ibm geiicl, ulO
Elm Seemonn, Der es miioe mar, Die
@elt 81 ourd)rciicn, iorlb BORT cilt
linn poiicnocs b1uslid pc%ranla0tea
W1bd)clt. altrj uno gut, Gepcrc10
@oncricll lit pom ieinen bisbcrigcu
Grfolgcn 10 bcirieoigt boB CT bcub.
iihtigt, i'm ndd)iten Sunni cinen jpci.
ten ,6eirotbs Girfel" 5u pernnitol.
tp,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

IGrbn, BON nit ben ~rScr. Zlber Der
c~irGugige So6n quote nit teiucr Wims
Per, ccnn er peritono has ~@ugenspins
fern nidt.
Gr foritt pielnebr fir bas geIams
msIte @clb 2appialbc, Mennige, Saue,
Nd9eI, Wsre, plantea, INNER bus,
mas Der oIts nGonbOr" gsrabe an
n"Dt6ioIten bate. llno bdnn tletterte
Ct nit ieiren Jarbentopf bic Ris9en
Niralf uno itriG, baB cS cine Dirt
bate. Soer or na0eIte 70 laut, bab
bic Spatea In ben 2inoenDGunen Der
llferpsoncn0Sa bariitcr b0alid)it err
idratcn.
Mon mnbte es bern cinG,i9issn
Spbn I0Hcn: i9muf uno iouber fab
Ger aIte rGonbor" INNER aus. 9sin
glattss Ted, iein 5icrIiGe8, flares So
tcl3cug uib Der lonoe Dimpcl, Der
jeten Morgen TN, feds ll4r osttBt unb
icbsn 9(berb lin bicIcIte 9cit eireebolt
lpurbe, gerau tenn bonn Sort bic 3cits
tanpns beruntsrlGrmts. Somit bate
Der traue Wd6ter be5 alien nGonborS"
fid monGen Treuno unter ben Siirs
germ Der Stdbt eriporbcn.
Tes SpmmerS an Sonntd9nods
mittag foben tie lei Inn nit Wei6ern
unb Ginoern inter benz 9robeu 3elts
babe uno f0Iiirften ben &affee, ben
ct nit ieItenem Gefdid 81 bereitcn
pubte.
Die oItcn &anoncn bate man, I'm
baS SdiFf ni9t 81 iebr 81 catlaiten,
an i9ren Pl0ben beIoFcn. Nnn ipuren
iie sGn3Ii9 peraItet uno langft in ben
Rc9iItern geitriden.
NuA bic Gugeln Eatte man an 8oro
0eIoNen. G8 lagen piele uncrleoigts
atten tide in rem 0ebeimfd9ern ps8
Observation-Disclosures. @ineS bisIsr
rcrgilbten 9opiere bctraf bic Su9ell
beS alten ,Gonbprs."
Sobn braudte nur fir pulusr unb
Climber 3t forgen, Seine Ginnabmen.
bic BON Sabr gu Sabr itic0en, ermDs'
Iidtcn eS linn. 9eimIid isBte er ben
alien vGonbor" IN Srie9sbereitfdaft.
Sn Der Nadt i4Ieppte er bic Side al
9oro.
Set cinem Sabre idon tpartete er
altf Die 3eit, Die ieinen Wiiniden ST.
fiiuun9 brin9en folte.
Gines Morgens tamen Elm paar
bobs SffiSiere on 9oro bss alien
vGonbpr." Sbre llntformcn itrosten
nm 0oloencn &n0pfen unb Sdniiren.
Ger e~indugige Sobn hDrte, ipic iid
her porne9m'te inter ibren, Elm tlet:
ner, teIciGter Mcnr, rCycc1cas" on.
rcben lien.
GSprticbltna fplut.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

0cn oSimplicilIimuS" iueitcr fullfcn.
mo oltd) tic troitcn SIREN Nllgcn
nidt; obcr lolicn Sic Sbrc eigcncn
NltNcn cntifciocn; Srci5icnc aimee,
9tunlcro ,, pa. 10. 3u Den cbcnio
lpiblolclL luic fotiocn @iloc, 0oS Dit
lon ncbCn Dem 9tudtltubl nit Der
Hhlilhriit yM%uNcnlcincS @oblrcdt"
lidb 0ie &lciocr Slfnopicno 5ctgt -
pcrNcbcn Sic mir, Dab id) Sbncn Die
GrniC0riGun1, Dies o%b5lorlldcrL SIT.
nultbcl nuIB - itcbt: .Sropo, Der
nor0 0oa bait on Nllt gcrlod)t, Did
nti Dos o%IlNcntCinc @oblrcd)t 81 lc-
bcu!" Grci bllltigc Nobubilocr lie
fern 0cn &uiicr 0Cnl Wrinicn 0c@
iron6oliifcn ScIcra ans. Guruntcr
ltcbt: nHnn0e Dor Nlbrud) ocS 10
gca, mcrn lcine llntcrtbuncn nod
irieolid) ld%)lulnnern, bat Der &otltr
id)on an Der Slottc gcorbcitct." =.
,.Gr lcrltt Die 9iinitc, inlccnirt Die
Opcr .Surbnnopol." 3. nSn Der
StiQc Der Nad)t bcr&uiier nod ipadt
u,o iillnt iibcr ole @cltimmln9 ocS
ibnl unpcrtrulitcn Bottles nod)." lln0
IL Ncbt c9 nit Dem &crlpottcnG clt'd)'
lono'@ nciter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
GSprtlcbltll9 iplgt,)
0as @rammupbpn auf Der ann5cl

&arum aild) niht? Die 3citcn,
no Cill Urantniophou uocr Ebollo-
graph MIR Suru8gcgenItano mar,
lino I0n9it uoriibcr. DDS @rnmnos
pboll contllrrirt in Gon5crtinulc nit
Dem &iilltlcr, lit iulentbebrlidJ &c.
morocn fir ole @iileuid]ait, Is iiber.
mittcIt Scr NndMucIt Die Stinmcll
bcbclltcnoer AcrionIitfeiten: iunrilnl
Ioa cS ga Salt lladcn Dor Ger Sir.
dCntbiir? Ger ,prattilhe Sim"
Ser G~nglGnOcr ld)rcdt Dor Dem oprc'
0iacnOen Wrummopbou" nidt 5rriid.
Scinc Tortbcilc limo 5nblrcid). Mn
@iQi1tcit fam fem YreOigcr 0orlit
conflirrircrL iu,o bic &erciniuhm9
ocS @ottcs0icnltcs lit bciipicIloS. Gin
&ird)croiclcr brin9t Gin @ralnmor
pborL orebt Scr ano0htigcn Wemein'
DC Den Srid)tcr 81, 5iebt Is anti, mo
Die Ercoi9t fillOet obnc Stottcrn, Oh.
lie Wicocrbolunqen ulo iibcriliilligc
SGngcn Itott. Sb Der ctpQS nll0crS
peranln0tc 0cutld)c oicicr mcd)oni.
ldcn Germittllng ser Grbmuttg 5ll.
91ltglih mare, bIeibt bod iraglid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

miami Stildlc bonobabtc Die Sprlee,
llno bel cil,cr u%ngeld)idtcn @cnblung
troi Cit Mullcrltrobl Den ola 3u-
lhaucr omuclcnncn Sd)ultbciBcn.
Ger SbGtcr crbiclt BON Ncn Sd)uI-
tbciBcn cine 5iucitGgI9c NoftItro'c,
Cine groBe Grregultg bcnlGhti0tc lid
Nurnb Der iibri0cn Wtitglic0cr Der
Sclleripcbr, ltno nad) tlr5cr Veras
tnlng lpuroc bclhlolicrL oil Den &c.
mcinocrotb cine rSl1tcrpcllotion" 5l
rid,tcn. Su 0icicln Sdriftltild iplr-
DC onocorpbt, falls Stiitlc I'M 2ouic
6c& Cages nid)t ans Dem SrtSorreIt
cntlolicn mcr0c, lcbc lid) Der critic
,iltg pcrnnluBt ST tcincr ltcbun1
ntcbr ntSjurildcl. GiclcS Ultima
illrlt lpllr0c Dem ShultbciBeu ilbcr'
rcid)t, Der ooroui crwiocrtc: Gen
Stiidlc Iub i) nid)t bcrouS, rlh
menn Sbr nid)t mcbr nl9rildcll
iuoIt, ooum Griinoc id) cine Eilltt-
icllcrpcbr!" Der SduulthciB ilbcr-
CAB bam ooS Sdriititild benz Sono.
i0Qcr, mo oicicr mod)tc Der StaatS-
omuoltld)oit WIittbcilunD. IS fam
5ll elmer Hlo0c ipcgcn N0tbigrnG,
uno oic uicr5cbn Nngctloatct mlir'
otn 3l ic orci Eu9cn Gcidngrib per
llrtDcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
ElGBc nun SntcrcS1c.


Glide Scr Sebcnswiiroiafcitcn
@oltlmore'S Iino:
9aS @oibington : Monltmcut am
Mount &crnon- lu1o @uIGinaton.
Nlace lltO III oericlben Nad6oriholt
Die Sobn Eager Somaros, sic Mo0cr
y. Soncp-S tatile ulo auocrc 8crfe
Der Silobmlcrfunit.
Gas Sdlodytcn : Wtonlllrtent an,
Monument = Square slpiiden sem
EoItanlt llnb Dem SuIti5polait, crrid).
tet 5lir grinnerlulg an sic Sdldft
POM ~. September 1914.
9uS @otion . Wonumcnt an
Mount Topal.I pcnle uno 2onpoIe.
StraBe, 81 Gbrcn bon Oberitlicute.
ilalt 8m. $. &otlon erridJtet, Scr in
1916 i'm merifoniifen Griege 1T scr
Shlod)t bon Wontercp iicl.
9os ncllc WorplnnoS nItitu in
Ser NGbc Ocs @otior-M Documents.
9aS Monumcnt, pon 9olti.
more 2cbrcr.Scrcin ouf Dem aird6oi
ser gScitmiulter- q esbDtcriancrfirhc
an Sapette- uuo @recneItrabe 81
Gbrcn oeS SidtcrS Cigar 9lacn Yoe
errid)tet.
9aS 81 g6rcn Ser Mnrplano
Sbeilncbmcr al Der Hepolutipn bon
Der nWarDlano @cleqIdait berSobne
Der nncrifaniiNen Gepplutipn" oui
Der Wolnt ToDal Ylo5a erridtete Jte.
polution5ocnfmal.
SnS Mc0onogb Monlimcnt aui
ser @reenmount. Cemetery, 81, gbrcn
ocs @riiuoers ser DC onogb. SduIc
iiir @oiienfnobcn.
9o$ Gpnfoberirtcn-W onumcnt oui
ser Wollnt Nopol Tln5a.
SoS Columbus 0eufmal bel ser
Samuel Neaop.S huIe an Nortb. mo
SariorOs Ipenlle.
Gas @iloe.1 enfnlaI an 9rooowap
uno Sairmount. apenue. 81 gbrcn
oes Wriinoers oes Sbo SeaopS.Sr.
0enS.
9as @eQs. uno MtcGomas. 2enf.
nal al @op. uno aisqllitb : Strobe,
gum anbenfen al 5iuei Warplanb
SeIocn aus ocm ariege BON 1914.
Ser 9ruio.Sia-Earf, 700 ader
grob.
Garrou-Bar nit benz altcn Gar.
roll-Maniion
Eatterlon-Earf mo nod sic SGan'
5en aus Dem 3riege BON 1914 Dor.
banoen iinb.
Der Suiti5paloit al Galpcrt..
5apette., ct. Eaul- uno 2erin9ton.
StraBe, foitet $3,000.000.
9as Yoitamt, oitlih bonn Siliti5'
Enlait, unb oas Hatbbaus, oItlif bonn
Toitamt.
Gas Baltimore Ohio : @ebdlt0e
an Ser Horbmelt-Gd BON Baltimore.
unb GborlesItraBe.
Sas ne,te @eb1ltoe ser Sporbanf
bon Baltimore an Ger Siiboit-gde
bon Baltimore. unb Gbarlesltrabe.
Sas neie 3oageb6uoe an @np.,
@nter.. uno Combat ltraBe.
Gas nSobns Sopfins' Soipital"
an Yroaopap, Wominlent., 8olie'
uuo SeiferionltraBc, bas groBartiglte
Soipital in Ben Ser. Staaten.
Die ,Sobns &opfins' llniperIitot"
an ser Noro.Soporoitrabe, sic bcocu'
tenoitc 9ebranitalt in oiciem Sanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Ser Sdnltbcih mnb bic Jcncr'
iuribe.

Cine ~cr10blld)c 8eid)ihte beih0i,
tigtc oos Sdoiicngeribt ser Stutt.
garter @orltn0t Gannitaot. @icr.
5ebn Niitglicocr Der 8obradcr Sen,
ermebr bottcn iid) lpegen zines Dor.
foaes SIT ucrantluorten, Der iid am
Sltgilit porigen Sabres bel elmer
llcbuna ser 6encrpebr in @obrader
ob9eipiclt bate. Ger Jeieripebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

9as % il II d ener @ibbIutt
nSinpliciiiimmS" eridcilt lterer.
nlllga audi in iron5oiiihcr glt3gobc.
Hltbolf Vordorl bciprid)t bieic .G0i.
tion francnilc" IN Den ,SiioOcutid)en
WonntabcItcn." Gr ihreibt: oSollr.
llc5 I'll poll0 plat" itcbt borouI &C.
hrlldt; Quoronte cclltimes itebt oo.
llcbcn; ca foItct llnicrc Scinoe, mi
lcrc Ncioer, unlcrc ncugicrigcn Nod,
barn MIR 40 GoppcrL iid eincn bout
'tcl Hcncgotcn 81 foilicn, Der I'M.
'erc Nrt ibrcr Gcrod)tung ~preisgibt
Der fran5oiiif gerobebred)te. obcr
ollenfolls ucritGnoliGe GrflGrumocn
inter llnlcr ullcr Sd)nlGb6ilocr bait,
bon uniercm aoiier bis .5lt inherent
8cllnocl, inter Die GntbloBu1g bon
unlerer Wilttcr uno nnicrer Sd)luc,
tern Sdoln, BON unierer GGter Soi}
lid)feit. bon llnier oQer troltloieitcn
Munoen unb S6pGren. 9os mciB
nicmono bon ocnen in Ieutidlano,
ole aus alter I6ledter @cluobnbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
8nQaobcr, Der Sammciltcr.
GOO 2lp6, Wpros2afc,pupp.W pcI

$500 faufcu clues Der bcitcn S,pcitUdiacn
Sduier in SttsNaltinlore, has man fit ouS @clo
erbnIten lam. 3crrniien, Sronici, ceIncntirte
Geitculpcae, obIe uno acGcr mo cine 10 SUB
SrulipIitbs @neb int Sintergrmuoe; moocrnc va
oe6imIrcr, sbSu9SiannIs glnitIub; &rIrbiillS
niir $40 bro Sabr. Strcaa Nr. 1887, WpnH.
meut. Strnie. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Giuc mite &npital. Nulaoc.

@rubcs pierit1diqcs SSubnbnus, 81 Sub
Srunt, MIR $i2 Srunbrente. 1T al pcrihicbene
Snmilicn permietbci mo brinpi $50 monniltd.
Sit fir $4,000 5i bcrfaiieIt. ou Der Sigcutbiis
iler cine SIrIn fuulen m6dbtc. gidbercS bel
8. Yahcnhuup, Nr. iii, Tpros Sbarlcs.S trahe.
(Scpt519I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
$4,000. gu ucrfamfcn: $4,000.

Scne neuen, noocrncr Sipcifi6diaen Sdufer
on Der gorb, 3nrcsS iraBc. Slpii6en fSairmouilt.
epenlIc uni 5ubette.S trabc, nit alien mpoers
reu GinriftInpen; cemcniirtc aeI!er, Sof uno
1rottoirs. GmaiHirie @nocipnnncn nlo 1iideits
fare SrainGes, strabcn nit bitrifisirten 8ieacI.
ftcineu eeptlaftert. sic miiiien geieben ipcroen,
I'M fte fbdbeIt 5t f6nItcn.
Warl nebne .Sairmonnt Ibenne : gSnaaonS.
Ecbr Ieibie 9eoinalHgctl. 3rr Snfpcftipn tdes
Ii6 uno Spnntags often. glaenier ON gInte.
Brunomietbe $4,000 - fetSunooreibig Collars
pro Snbr.
@alter 8. NctphaI,
(WaitS-) Vnuunternebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

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Nui Dem II 4 d) II cn merit a
niidcn >SuriitCnton Der inl all1llt III
Seattle, @olby ltottlinOct, lolI clll
Gbren-Gobcr iilr oic Otit0Iicocr OcS
NnmnltaItnnoCS bcrotbcl mcr0cn.
Ger Gntultri lit BON nnnlboltcn Surf
'tcn bCrcit1 ull91corbcltct luor0cn. 81
oicicn 5Gblt olld) Sbcrridtcr Srcrucr,
Der unlGngit ben Nmp0ltcn III elmer
HcOc 5,lricf: yNcbmt cincn b0bcrcn
cthiIhcn Stnnoplntt cit. Sbr milBt
nCbcn Dem Gcrltanoc nlld) 0ua Ncr5
mo Dos @cluiiIcn 81 Wortc tontnlcr
laiicr. Yer Ncd)tabciltono loa, iucnlt
cS notbiA crld)cint, ocn Wlltb bobcn,
Icincm &licntcn 81 iuGcn: @n@ Sic
porbobcn, lGBt iid) SPAR nit ocn &c.
icb III GinflonQ ~briugclL obcr cH lit
lnchrlid. Stcbcn Sic 0upon nb; id
mag 9tid)tS Oonit 81 tbrn bobcn."
Ger Gobcr cntbGlt 30 Subun0cn ncbit
elmer Gi6eSformel, bic Der iull0c
Hcd)tsbcflincnc bel iciltcm Gintritt in
ben Nopofutcnlton0 ob5ulc0cu bot.
0ic Sud)e bat Elm iucit ilber Die No
pototcn5lunit binou2gcbcnoc9 Suite
rclle, 6crn Die Nclicrun0 miiroc, mcnll
0nrd)gciilbrt. cine llnl0cItultut0 mo
Ncllcrlrl0 ullCrcr gnl5eil Hedjt3pilcs
&c bcrbciiilbrcl. Inter Ocn Torihl0-
gen, mcld)e bcrutbcll mcr0cn iollcn,
limo folgcloc b%clonocrS bcroorjllbcr
bcn: Gin Nmuolt oori Cincn Nn0c.
flogtcl1, bon oelicn Sd)ulb CT iibcr.
5clgt lit, MIR 10 ipcit pertbcioiNcn,
ais CT lbnl allc Tcd)tc unb Ncd)tNs
luohltbotcl iidJcrt, Die 0nS Wcict ulb
Die cigc1c Gbrc gcltottcn. Ter Nn'
malt ioll Den Ero5cBQcgucr mo 0ci
len 3cilGcn nit Nebilbrct0cr Ad)tlnl1
b%cban0cln. Nic 6orocrultg lit gunj
lulgcnleill mldltlg. Gcnm nid)t Iclttil
lpcrocn ulbeQllcnlc 3cugcn BON &c.
l%ulllcnlolcn N0potutcll ld)linmcr, ais
@crbrcd)cr mitgcnommcn. Inter fci.
ncn llmItanocn iollcn NmuGltc iclbit
oocr onrd N1cntclt, Ncr5te, Eoli5iitcn,
Solpltol- ulo @ci1n0niBbcontc Cen.
tc 5l &logen uerlcitcn. acin gmuolt
bari, rucnn CT cincm &licntcn Iiellitc
~lciItct, HotbidIG0c @crtbcilcn, bic I'M
@iocripriId) 81 Gbrc, Hedt mo @cict
Itebci. Gicic 6orbcrungcn iino ct,
gentIid Ielbltpcritdnolihc un0 iolltcn
aud obnc gcitricbcnen Gbrcn Goocr
%erfilllt mcr0cn; olcin lie lilb olrBcr
Nd)t gclollcn morbcn, mo 10 iii ea
9onj ont Flotc, bob Der Nnmoli9,
ltono iclbit boS 9coiiriniB llod) elmer
HcIorm enpiinbct llnb circn GoOcr
olliitclt, Inn Die 9~cruiscbre oicics
Stonocs better 81 luobrcn. IS tbut
bitter notD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Seine .VIad unb S1n" FlppicS bon eincnl
NSlrf bon FreisstiuiAHert IN ~piHerifu mn ells
rupn. NudD8nfrngen III Sricriueilcr'c Safe,
Hurbui'Gdc pun $ratt. NIB Yacas StraNe.
u6t-O
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Carmen

In icbcr Srphe hon 4 bis 5u $4,000 gdern, In
Wiarblanb uno anoeren Sitfiautcu; ferncr DC.
id1dftshdnier uHo &obnbdnier in Baltimore nnS
bic @cnernls Nacniur bon S,cruon saocnbopp,
III, Wprb.Gt ar!es'straic, Baltimore, D,b.
(Geril ,12MiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Sruiugtum.
3miaings- Sanicr = Scbcs Sans cin
GdGans init bircftcm 2idt.
Seine bnnflcn 3immcr. Nac moocrnc
Ginrid)tnngcn.
8rofc YanplGtc - Is bci 40 5nh.
ltn5lucifclbaft Die bcitcn SGnIcr lit
SrDingtom.
Srping-NDe., nDrolidD BON Der
5reocrif'& uao.
Q61-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Gtablirt 1925.
Goni0lioateD Qoan 81.
1 Nurbs @up- Strabc.

Sin grobes Iiioriiuent UerfoIlener SidntGt.
fanf. nod inter baibenl Soficnprcis. sSir geben
nab mic bpr liberulc EurIehen uuf ale gSertbz
1eeeiitdnoe. ScitensGiuaung aunt Prioai ei!f
reali.
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(WnitS

4eeritchcnoc @trtbi6aft.
gSiinihe nit 0ousbelitcr bon Miribidait, Die
iniolac buher 2icciB Ieer itcbt. ~bcirefis guSs
mipuna ~hcrielber in lcrbinonno III trcter.
Wdr ~doreiitre 8. Sricerif, 201S Yrcitun'Str.
U62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

StcQcngcinhc.
SteneaciMM:

Gin Wiunn nno 5rnu CSritrctbcp fihen
Sicur. bcr Wiunn iitr 0duSarhcit, ucritcbt utdD
Sdrtncrei, oic frau fir stnidcn. Nil9cln ulo
Aohen. 9iad6ulrnecn bel ~. RreBei, Sir. %,
Santpn' gpenuc, Cite 9unloin' StrnRc, Gantpn.
U65-6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

SNthtHtluu'
Sine oeutihe 5ruu iunl Stclung ais N66ir
mo aagcmeillc Nunourbeit; III cine quite Nbs
pcritcbt aud eiipas @naliih, ytub5uiras
pcn in NJ. St3, NIblauosA ucnnc. tG3-j)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

$4,000 Iauten Elm @uIrs nit fiiui ,3iutmcrl
i'm ,3nitunoe crtter N!nlie; Srino5ins nur S26
Miub oerfduft lucrheit. liuh5ufru9cn bel Y
Wulfcnbriim, 9ir. i23, Huros5 rcmuntsstuenmc.
U6l-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Sin Snrtlncr2aricl init ganScr @inriGtuna
IL MinutcH SaGrt AT Der Nclnir. Nunb. 9iudl
juiruacnf i'm rSeutihcn Gurrcipunocntcu."
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gu %perfanfcn.


III pcrtuntcn:
Wdders uno Gonieft ScibGtt. Fferh. NSHqcIl
lirlo Stunoe in 5pci WiGrlten; cute Nuioi6att.
gind5iirogen i'll Hr, SOC, Siic'Gntnws StrnRe.
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