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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Shlimin nbgcbrannt.

Gbcn1oligcr 9rautfilbrcr 0cS @cr5og3
bon Mand)citcr criudt I'M Stcle
ais 8eidirupoider. = @ottc irii'
Der cir &obrc8cintommcn pon
$4,000. q.
Cincinnati 9, 6. September.
SotoI abgcbronnt, ilcbte Der
Ircitno unb cbemoliGc 9rmltfiibrer
Nca &tr5ogS bon Wonheiter oen bic.
iiqen Mfopor on, inn Elm E6itden oils
8cid,irrluoider ST pcrld)uffcn Inn i'm
nor Dem &erbnngern 81 betpnbren.
sd babe genau nod 10 Gents in
ser Toide u1o bente lit meme 3tnt-
mcrnlictbc fGQi4", crfl0rtc Der irn0c
britiidc Iriitofrnt Dem @iiracrnct.
fer. nMteiu Nonc lit Sombort.
Charles 6. acknowledgements Sd
hnbe an Der llnipcriitGt Orfor0 ltlts
Dirt u110 oen @ocrcnfrica inn cngli.
idcn &rcrc mitgcmla6t. 8or 5ebn
Sobrcn bottc ib cin i0brli6cS Gin.
fomncn BON 1000 @funo Sterling
u1o hielt H~eunpf5rOc. Sd cnt5ncite
MIDI icoof nit mcincr Sonilic ltno
tpllr0e pcritoBen. Nn6 Nmerifo &c.
fonucn, ocrill6tc idl mid ais Sdolt.
Ipiclcr, bod 9ing Die @cieQi6oit, Ser
id, on0cb0rte, in Gllcbcc in Die 9rii.
dc. llno icet bin id bier nit nleineu
letter. 10 Gents. Sd mill feline @o6l.
tbGtigfeit, ionocrn glrbeit, luie beldci-
Den oieiclbc ollh icin mag. IlS ih
mid bcllte INN Oen Yolten zines. &c
ihirrluoi6erS belporb, fonb ih, BOB
mir bereits 5molf Ipplifontet 5upor.
gefommen maren."
Nui Die Srogc, morltm er nid)t feline
clegorte 8orbcrobe periete, crluibcrte
Der GnglGnoer: DWteinc gltten aleioer
brbolte if, 10 lanqf i4 ir9cnO fam.
Sic dlcin htnttrfdei6en' mid nod
pom Sromp."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

Tte 3cit 0ebi nidt l,noerIaerli an iGSm. euuf
%Ouriihcr. Gr III icoC lilWtte oarull ucohDL
3bncn ct,uns Sriirrcs ais nnrcre gctHeilhes
4nl. Guof niant Gcfdi8tc uno Btntcr!d6t
ben Giuorud ieiner 4Scrl0Ulthicit ali hen Nles
bcnoen 2dDrcu, @r ii1criiitrjt lid Init III oeII
cic6Cu non lScrt5.
Gritcns: SccrotQrrocu, uulitGnoig fir uur SS5.
3uriteus; 10 sOrtcn nm sdrgru in SO Seer'
2rtacns; @raO %toicnfrci nHO clue 1.HiHnna
fir sic.
@icrtcus: scitidl n~cDiircte Gund.aar0e NIT
SIS NrcroigunGcn.
lln6 no9 &o!l Vt ntf9r al? 3i''" SfSi. n M
ic6CIl Sic cinCu MjHnr, ocr hcS SGIjeS mcrlD
iii, or 8%ufrie6cl nit Gem ~ lrGS 81 poHl'
: brinpt. G9 ItcAI r!ht II ocr 9.atIr BON SID
fric0enfciu iinb mic Del mo Naiicr - lie Der.
miiGjcn ith nih!! Gnuus &ntcs lalt1l lllbt
pcrborael Gcholtcl %,ucroclt. G9 ~ Iar etltcll
alturl unHl51ItCb, rtue1 lletcii. SScrtD SiiIloGro
81 ihallcu. plc 6 9Slt. Gpof 9tibdl mo
Dies gcbCilt III bnltct. Nunclloc non Sci9eits
b%CituttCrl ittb IN tbrer ci9ttlclt Siaot plIlocrs
ten bon gcutcIt unbclu1tt! MiuiI qcbc nber
iibcr aun5 goitirlore mn ioNilcl |le nalll!
poaLdnota itber Etrn. @oot iltetrl4tGt iinH?
Ser 2fSot ipredhcn ie bon gsm. GoGf, Ser Bic
QciMctbcituttcr @roiciiun rcpp!lrtl9!iri bat.
IS bcourf liniO mo NclnlnlG, Ntc3. NJ iHltii.
ssn. Sent n9e'lCHt lt@ pc ,SM@e }nElt ossr
rc1t r. mo onnn acbt CT friih' pnrnt! 9tt0i
irnr Stuol bciiat ctucIi gSm. Cunt. Giht icce
Nruieiiiton fam AMI eiucn bcitinlmtcll Wtaltl
ais ben ciucn Observation-Disclosures = bra ctnrn
Mann pou SrtGinnlitat nno Grn9rciNnitnt
ocEtcr.
@bcr Sic bnbcu Ssnt. 6uot in 5brcr @iittc.
IS ut iciuc Hcbcn2uuildbc. ThHCn III htcHell,
lutc icit Grid1cnbeltdlier bet IL lcbit, Ipnelt
gcoteilt bat. IS lit ic;n .3trL 39rc finan6icar
8iroc III crleid1tcru, iuie tic nic c%ricldtcrt
murbc, bis @m. GuOf aui bcm Ncloc crihicn.
IS 1T iitr Mnt. Gpnt aictfaHftig, OBJ Gin
Munlt IN ctncnl Rnlait poer elmer @illtc lpoblii
- pclII otCiCr Utnmi ebrllb llo ullrihtiG
IT 10 gicut rs yt0ta, mas &n,. 6puf ili1t
fhr i'm tblr loitroCs
Ncnn O. S6ncn ournr Iic0t, ciUen ioldlcll
MianGt 6l trciicn - 0incn. ncnr gle Nluea an.
ucrtraucn ijnnCu - 10 nebmet Cir lid cinc5
laNe9 cine Wiinutc 3cjt NM rei1tn sic ISM,
DuUt bic Nuuh. Sunu lbHlel Gle nit bcqi
NculBtfcin nab Nuuie Gc6eil, cineH Wtuln 6i
tcnlcl. ocicIl SciGnutihait III Daccn Der 0iiiBc
iucrtb lit.
Mn. Gupf,
Der iiibrcabc Sctfcubctaticr.
Sinbnliamircriu. Nic geiCbIpiien.
Qcioc SelcpGouc.
HurtIa uuo Wrccununnts iueitnc.
(Iuq24, DDS. UtiSr--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

% ii llcr Gonpentipr.-~9ic
MitglicNcr ser Stuotss MiilersGer.
cinigunN bon Tcnniplponirl merben
am Mittmoh bicr uilf Ser Iyabrt riod)
Old Fpint Comfort burd)rciielr, lpp
Die 81. &ubrcS e Convention ubgt6dl-
ten merbcn miro. Gic 8cihGftSiituii.
gen mcr0cn ollf bcn1 Gumpfcr yGbar-
lotto" bon Scr yGbciopcote- Golitpicrs
Gpmpo9nic" ltottiinbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Ger Wattin Haflc.

DALLAS, Ger, 6. September -.
SSrou @aIter gaer, sic Satin OeS
observation-disclosures ocs st. Charles
Sotels," t0Otcte ellie 8beatlcp, cine
ipegen ibrer S6onbeit in ser gol,5cn
@ceen0 poblbefannte iltnge 6rau,
bllrt 5pei HeuoIperi6iiIie. geran-
~Iaiiung gu Der Ebat bot Der llmltanb,
boB 6rau slqen Die 8etobtete in elmer
9roidfe NIT ihrem @ntten antraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Baltimore Sampf Yafct 81.
SNlte nnS suuerldiIas g%ai:etnie.l

N.tit- HHu AuuCIiNltHc yutsSIHIt.D
Die Der. 5Sinnteils9oft brf6r6erno.
Samtsfer r@irntniq" tnrnl. rsuabama,"
! ~ ,'9,y @ecratd '"i1 strntSert.!NU ""f ~"
9arlpfer fa6reu tddiiCb, Sonntags ausaenonrs
men, bon ben J@atainie" sBlers, Ir. f0Lfs,
ei9bts struhc, $50 Ibcnbs. bircrt nn6 Obj
Hntlt Comfort, 9lorfoIf, Rcrtsmcutb lino allen
Eltnftcn ocs SilpcHs. Ierhinbuna In SO
Goint Gnrnfort nit Der Is. & 8. @ifcnbnbn".
Sgtn0 &i6lnono, %Ssrbinonug IN Fortsmoutb NIT
benz pGeaboara sir Cine" frIibcm 3uge itaGS
Portsmouth nno @tlnutn. IN NprfoIf 8erbin.
nlt1a nit Der rgtIantic Goat Cine" Norfo!t
Ino ipeftIif. llro oh 9pminion Cine" moo
NeipGSrr, @afbinGton, Sag, RibmpnS, 8a.,
lnb. Tep= g)prt.
.MlabL5eitcu nab clropdtftem Blame. 9nru.
rtoie 1ntiiten5irniner. c~leftrifhe 9eIeudtiina.
9nmpfbei8una, 9oien fret, 8eferbirtc aailifen.
thinner in ben PiqetsViireuur Der n@ab Cine"
Or. 107, Sits@aItimcresS trabe; Nr. 506-5Os,
Si9ntsstrabe; g. 81. 9. 0ffice, siibcrtsGde Ser
baltimore: uno GaInertsS trnbe; Continental
5rilit 8iItlhina" unb IIbuu9b'S Nr. 100, 9tpro.
eb~ntle9=Strahe.
Suhn D. Gbcrtpupo, q. grppn,
SicesRrdf. II. Sen. sMnnnaer. Gen. sRaif. .9gcrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

pfcn. 9cbtc Nod,t 'morcn bic Slam.
men MIR nod cine babe Wtcile bon
Der StoOt cutferut. SnfoI0c Der gro.
zen Crodcnbcit iiuO W6brcno Der Icb-
ten g4od,c ~nlinOeitcns Elm GuBenO
@olobr0n0c in Der biciigcn hinge.
hltuu ull5QSbrOdcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Mis Dem Snncrcn Mnrglanb's nno
Den angrcn5cnbcn Staatcn.
Sanb Gnnamit unter bcn
81 D 4 c Il.

u. @rid, cin Observation-Disclosures ser
Baltimore Ohio . 9obn" al,f Der
Strede Gucmoboning Sunction -
Cumberland, cntbedte bei'm gcrlaben
bon &oblcn ollf Den Senocr bier
Stongen Gpnamit, pelfe geniiqt
bdtten, oen aot5en 3ug in bie 2llit
81 iprenaer. Die 9eamten ser Bal.
timore.S bio 9obn" %periud)en MN,
ats5ilfinoen, Oh Der G%rplolipitoif ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

*** Sic SobrcSpcrIonlnlllung uito
Gircftorcnmobl OcS IS. s. @ieBller.
WulpereinS bon Baltimore" iinbct
bcutc gbenb um 40 llbr IN Nr. tGt7
Slt-Scocrnl-Str. itatt. g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Werdauts G. Mincrs Sransport. So.
Stutftex
Baltimore aab 8remea.

IanlpfcrsYfife
Srndlt ino Gafngiere.
" Hadi Sutton nuo hem Often.
Sicnftag, Soilncrftag, Gdmitug uno Gufrtaa,
6 ltbr gbcnoS.
= 9,ndl Hrpuioence NIB benz Often.
WfoItae, 8reitdq, Samfiaa, q llbr MbenoS.
= Rad Tciupurt.9icns NIB Nnrfpl.
Id4iih, niS9enonnlcIt Miftfrod. 6 ttbr Ihenos.
y oradt nngcHummer tdaIih bic 3 llbr Ndtu,.
fit o~enicIben Gaa nbiaDrcnoe Sdmpfer.
9indl SauGnuab NIB orir siiocu.
Sicnitaq. Sonncritng lino Snmfiag, 600 Nbbs.
.. u. @eyicia, Maent. Bier sun stio.@aH.str.
SanptsShrenu: Gcrmar. nHo 2tabt.Strake.
Q13,G&S-) =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Runtknlbetlnnn
-ber-
NerDeni6 N d de

Sdipade. nerbbie Ecrfonen, eepIast bon SoIt,
lungsLTftgfeit nno fbIe9ten 5rdumen, .erfbt.
ptenoet SusiIiiiien, 9ruit., 9tilfefls l.ao aopf,
ltnS SefittS. 4atatrb. Wtoeeuoriiden, GtubIper.
ttnpfnng. Whioieteit. @rrbtbefi, Sitiern, Ser3iios
eten. notwithstanding. @enaii8feit uHo lrib.
e%infndl, ifnra uuS binig adc runatiirlthen
gfrlnite nno anhrrc 1piG!n tnaencfiher 8erir,
riin9en a%riinblidl gebcilt uno pnqe @cfunbbett
nno Srnbiitn ipteoer cridnBt tpcroen fUnnrn. -
gant neIes Sctlperiabren. Ssper jein ciaerer
ArSt.
.4tefes auberorbeltIih interelanre nno Iebr.
Ieide Vl6 C0entiGjc GaIage 1909, peIhes
poK Shll9 mo Nit, Warit u1b Sran, eeIeien
peroe1 folte, faftn aeasn @tnienoune bon 25
Gents N Sriefmarfen b~eriieaeIt be8pseu perben
bon Der
Yripatz SfigiR, 1876. Ape
Tew.YprL H..Y.
IN Srteten nenne mas hen ,GorrefppHbeat.
fSfbr4. DIDO .Sp&Y2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

loptcrmarter.- Bic iuub1
6rnu Goftor ipiclt nit ebcnio pieI
Giicr, mie Solentloiigfeit bcrcitS hrci
Stlunocn lmitnterbrodell Glapier.
Ger gbcnlunn, Der nebernn icih eSlr.
bcits5imnlcr bat, lit bon oeh epigelt
Gtiiocn lholt pDlig faput. g1tolit)
fann cr's nid)t mebr m~lsbalteit, er
reiBt bic Ebiir 5llm 0iuiif5imillcr alli
ullO fabrt ieine 6ralt an: .llp1 .oss
Simmels miQrL alnra, mqlj,, Ded)
cnolih mol cine Youie!" Sic
6ruu tit gan5 III lire llcblrtg Der.
tieft: naber, Soul" crmiocrt iie.
Dap III 10 gar nihts bon @ltiif per
ireRlt, Die Iouie fon1mt crit opf
Ser dnocren Seitc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

sd gebe 5rL bob id) Sic liebe,GIa-
renee" iagte Die junee anterifaltiibe
GrbinL ~aber ih nuuB crit nit Iop1a
reoelt." - nGb?" iogtc Clarence, Sic
meinen, Bob ih nit ihr repen muB.".
r9tein, .if. Sic fonlmt morgett
bon europa 5uriid, 100 iie Die Iesten
brei Wonote perbroft bat, nnb hiie
fam mid on1 Gnbe in Der 3eit NIT
einem Iriitofruten perlobt buben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mao NefpfUort itnb be-
r:.t 9nnt @sbranb In Der @arnbeH' unb Nt.
Rcbal.G tation I'M 1000 AebilbS.
Serferotrun6 bon Siaum III 9 ylafs ober Hars
lots 8nesors, Gpeiferaten etc. peroen ftne1 be.
foret per 1eltytpu In a,en toleenbeT Btusts
gfrennI: @barIes uno BnItiutoreFsttabe. Ga
WI. Mobnl,e tat!pn. 6. & g. Wst. Sermon 9123:
gernoenss tatior Snformattor ms Bireau, 9. -,
81. 9auI $40, ober Tab., gourtIanb 2728: NH
gr. 626. SiibsBroabtpab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Wei9dttss@ egwelier.
Safer., Gunbitur- nnS Sptcl-
ScSnrfsartifcl.

| % |
SGfer., GunSitur- nnS Sptcl-
S%cbnrfsartifcl.
she Mgers & 9ida 60, 1o4 eiios9opnrhsStr.
Seitungen, 3eitidriFien etc.
,Sbc Baltimore Neips Co.," 9apib g0ererom'
bic, Gef1dit5tibrer. 31S AeitsScrrunsStr.
9aumaterialien, Sbiiren, 6enIter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
3amss .. softer &c Co., 115 unb III Si,Gre'
SEQ. j.. sioan & sru, Ala 2isbtftr..B erit..
Hational 9anfen.
.Sbe Glib SpWn National Sauf,". @ag. uno
@retersStrabe. Saco1 M. SooL, Yrditoent;
.sDeits? S,aiionai.sant," 1872 elb.groabipap.
lS. Y. gSdGRer, &uillrer. -. lis 4
,2Scitern National SaHf," Ia WorosSutatpsStr.
,cr.tte @atinual Sant," Ode Baltimore, uno
gtorfbsSirabe.
carmcrs & Merdbants' 9~iatipnal gaut,"
Sultbss uno 9u!nbarosStrabe. 'r SIX
,0u,mtreiai 4 5armers' s%iatirHal - gant,"-
tr 'peits@dt Spparo. uHo @ermansStraRe.
8. j.. SaIoluin, %Safiirer.
"Stdats 8anfen.
uno SouioagsStrdBe. Iuauit gBebpr, Yrdiis
bent; &. ). Slot, S5aBlteiiter.
Spar Banter.
yacntite eparDaut uun s%alttmpre." Gutatps
uno BaIttntorcsStraBe
st. Sumc3 SpnrGnrf," SaltimoresSirube uro
S~uito1tsS ouiesIoeIlue.
SruIt Gompagnien.
,Marplanb sruit Co.," gnroneitsgde @aIberts
uno GerinansSirnbc. Srter .Sert6, -Yrdii.
bent; g; g. 8immermanr, Gefretdr; Carroll
Mt1ff Nhptg NhntnIpftfpr
Baltimore srait & Guarantee Co.," @quitable
NuilotHg.
Iopofaten.
aSptpb @utherlet, Te6taanpaIt, Ir. 10, OF.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6. & y. Ybone. ct. 9aui
8, Gariart ebimsr, Rchtsan,paIt, Union 9ruIt
Wutloinq. Baltimore, Mo. 8eioe 2clepbone.
Gurl u. ID. SdIpls, 1876. 1879 2utpsgutl0in9.
@utauns aprb, POI. .2G0 Galoert 9uiloira.
8. &m. Crtmanr, III NotbsGbarIessStr abe.
2anouirtbidaitlide @erGtbe uno
Samereien.
Griffith & snrncr Gp, sos Notwithstanding.
Marmor- uro Grants erfe.
=. Sitadrtmcr & sabne. TIA, .718 sBeissaItts
moresStrabe. .,
Elumbiltg, Furnaces, STANCES unb
Sefen, Gohoeden unb Ginnen.
Senurtt Srps, 523 gprosS rempnt.Ipenue.
&upferIdmieoe unb Blumbers.
S6hn Sabert, 1714 1bumsssGtrabe. 8. & g.
2eIepbon: gSoIfe 1909.
Seuer Seriiherungen.
@m. :. ebadefiuro & Gu, Is uno IT gbamber
y9ioanl Sniuranec So. Of 9iucrpupL," Scnrb ID.
g%Surfielo, Glioertslianager, 10l-102 Gbanls
ber Of Commerce @ntlhiua.
,Brrmautn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . geicnIdat,"
baltimore nno NortbsStrube.
g~igeut5ums asenten ,,nb
sSGn0lcr.
sisrrs 8. Snaan G aepbsu, 10 0ft.aeSinatOn.
Sufi6miro Subeb0r.
8. seatt gasne Co.. 500 uuo 1854 EorO'sap.
&oblen unb Sol5.
Senrg q. Bun Srtue, $50 GoIumbiasIoenue.
y SdmnfIatFm nnb ftbren.
u. 3. Mtler, % Oits9aItimoress traBe.
gfanoleib = @eId6fte.
"epaiuIioatco sOan Co.," 1 soros@ab .etrabe.
Hianos uno Srgeln.
Gbas. g. etisii, 8 9,orosqibertp.s trube.
&nt. Sunbc & So, Baris@be. uub 8aDcitesStr.
Yabier ino Bapier.0 Often.
s,aitb, 9iron Or, 1876 uuo LOT Sanoper'Str.
9le6platten, Wetau etc.
9Npn, Guutlin & 60. 0rccrporlrt). 10. 10.
VnloeriionsStrGte.
H:iAcnbeltatter.
Sanbers & Siyne, 1908. .17t0 Gantor,gpen,ie,
0m. Spuf, gtortbs lno Recommendations.
S%rieobofe.
,2nnbpn Varf Gcmeterb," Office: 81 @eIi.
SardtoaasS trabp. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

EGie smr &eiie tn's ImsIan6 6s'
iurst 6. &ainc, @r. 413, Cl.Yalii''
tiureitraRc, nabe Gaitpm Spaie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
NaraIanb e 3enniaIpania q. q.

Eaiie snr 3eiie in's MxsIaub 6e-
,isrst 6. Saline, .Nr. 4t3, Of.galti.
uisreitrafe, maize gaitom 4saie A>e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

Otto @ollid, len II Sabre after Sir.
better alf Ibrabom Sbanf's 6ornl
nnbc PETERSBURG, fiel BON elmer Sc.
trcioeidIneibenloit)ine 10 ungliidlib
Dor Ole Meiier, hab ibm Ser refte
6llb obgeihnitten mltrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

SruIt Gompagnien.
,@larplanS sruit Co.," Gnropefts@de gaIrert.
unb 6ermdn.StrnBc. Srier Seri6, Yr1fi.
bent; g. g. 8inlinernlann, Gefretdr; Carroll
Ban NeB. S6nbmeiiter.
Baltimore srait & Guarantee Gu.," equitable
Nuilotlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

2anbpirtbidaitlide 8er6tbe uno
SGmereien.
Griffith & Snrncr Gp. 205 Iorbsgaca.Gtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

Warmor. uno 8rantt.@erfe.
=. SitaGrtncr & ebbne. TIA. .71s aSeitsgaItis
moresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

I6bofaten.
4bplpb @utherlet, 8edtannipaIt, Rr. 10, Oft.
GeringionsStrube. Is. & 3. Ybone. Ct. Taul
$3.50. M.
8. Garbart SBimer, EchtsanpaIt, Union 9ruft
guiloin9, Baltimore, Wto. 8eioe 1clepbolle.
Gurl u. ". SdIpls, 1876. 1929 ~2utpsgutloing.
@uitauns 0prb, POI. 200 GaIoert Rniloir9.
j.. isn't. Ertnanit, iii Notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

Elumbiltg, 8urnaces, STANCES uno
Sefen, 2ahoeden unb Hinnen.
Senuett Srps, 523 GprosSrempntsgpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

Srieobofe.
,anuoun Varf Gemeters," Office: 81 8eIf.
SurGtoaasStrabp. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
@af6iuston- Agentnr
BIZ
"9ent(6en gorrefponoent,"
@m. Sanncmann, 1915 Waripn.
StraRe, R,s8.
no Au!etgeH uno gcteauugeu entgegss &c.
uDrtmen tneroPr
2pfnllcridltc nlls MNihin0tUn.
In9flu9 Der e d) Wor5cn
Nittcr.

glitter.
Die Wtitglic0cr pom o&0ut8in
&ouiie 9uno" pom GrOcn Der
rSdlpor5cn Sitter" pcronitnltcten &C.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-26
NASHVILLE A VICTOR
TAKES OPENING GAME FROM THE
 SEAGULLS
1t Was Ten Inning Battle and Umpire Carpenter Is Blamed Partly for
 Defeat of Mobile

Mobile. May 25.-Nashville took the first game in a ten-inning battle this afternoon when a walk. an error and two singles were bunched off Torey. In the sixth inning Umpire Carpenter allowed the visitors to score the tieing run when Mccormick cut third base. running home from shortstop position. The game was fast one and we'll
 In the sixth. Wiseman opened by fly ing lid o9t 10 Thornton. n,oa McCo5mick second Da16ert hit to senteii, ond on a wild throw, reached first, while Mo- Cornick scored Butler hit to second, forcing Daubert at that station the sixth with a clean single to left McIver bunted and Hart started for second In an effort to catch Hart, Kellum threw high and both runners to second James singled to left and McIver scored With Benson up, Kel- lum baked and caught James off first Carpenter refused to see the balk and called James. out Benson singled to center. Garvin flew out to center.
 In the tenth, Hunter famed. Wise man walked. Mccormick singled to right and wlseman went to second McElveen filed out to Daily. Hardy hit to left and Daley muffed it. Wiseman went to third on the hit and home on the throw in. Hardy reach ed second on the throw. Dauhert retired the side by fouling out to Hart.
 The Fishermen came up with fire in their. eyes and the rooters were with them. Sentell popped out to short Massing went to bat for Daley and hit a clean double to center field fence Fisher went to bat for Hart and was greeted with oh eers. But he was ar easy out from third to first. McIvei then ended the suspense by fiying out to Bullet.
 The attendance was between 2,50( and 3 -)00 EcOrA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-26
wETUMPKA WINS AGAIN.
Agricultural sehooI Takes Another

Agricultural School Takes Another
 Victory from TaIIaasee,
 Wetumpka. May 25.-(Special )-In A close and exciting game of baseball. the team of the First District Agri- cultural School defeated the Tallassee team at Wetumpka this afternoon by the score of to 3. The feature of the game was the pitching for the F D. A. S. He struck out fourteen of the opposing batesmen and had 1t not been for the ragged support received during the early innings of the game he would have had an easy victory.
 In their half of the seventh, when the score stood 3 to against them, the Wetumpka boys solved the delivery of the hitherto invincibe Patterson, three hits, showed two runs across the plate.
 The game was won in the eighth, when with two men On bases Patter- son grew nervous and let two men pass to first on bads ones. wild throw and a timely two-bagger by Mccain completed the doings for that stretch, and when the umpire called the side out, five runs had been scored by the Wetumpka contingent.
 The Tallassee team could no noth = ing with Hogg's curves in the ninth and so the game ended with the score ! to 3, in favor of the F. D. A. S. team.
 The batteries were: For wetumpka, HoEg and Shirley; for Tallassee, Pat terson and Tommie.
 Hits. Wetumpka. 9; Tallassee. 3.
 Struck out by Hogg, IA Patterson, 5.
 Umpire Howle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-26
INSTITUTES COMING
su,,,,rp MONTHS WILL BRING
 PEDAGOGUEs TOGETHER.
r..x WIu Hold Instftutes in Each Gen. rre.sional District by Direction of the State superinten-
 dent of Education.

Now that the summer months are ,,,on then, the teachers in the various parts of the State are beginning to think of the institutes that are 10 pc held in the Congressional Districts. me State Superintendent of Education Hon Harry C. Gunnels, is also inter- esting himself in the proposition
 Under the law, it is the duty or the State Superintendent of Education to either personally conduct these Con- gressional District institutes or see to 1t that they are held under competent leadership.
 In this work the teachers that are employed for the special line of in- struction draw compensation from the state on warrants drawn by the State Auditor on the Treasury. It is pro- vided that the State Superintendent or Education shall so disburse the funds for this purpose that the greatest good will be done to the greatest number or teachers.
 In order that the teachers may be- come familiar with the law on this subject, the Department or Education has incorporated the following portion of Section 1885 of the new Code in the pamphiet of laws affecting public in- struction in Alabama;
 ''de shall hold, or cause to be held. within each Congressional District, one or more teachers institutes to De con- ducted by a teacher experienced in ana familiar with the most improved meth ods of instruction. for term or one week or more during the summer months of each year; and for sucn purpose may from time to time, certify to the State Auditor the amount. not exceeding $1.200 in any one year. neces- sary to defray the expenses of employ ing teachers to conduct such institutes and instruct the teachers who attend them. and upon such certificate 1t shall be the duty of the State Auditor to draw his warrant upon the State Treas urer for such sum or sums in favor or the Superintendent of Education as may remain unapportioned In the Treasury at the time And sch sums must be disbursed so as to secure the greatest good to the largest number of teachers in the common schools, and it shall be the duty of the Superin- tendent of Education to take vouchers th herefor to be kept on file in his omce' and to make an iteniZed statement in his quadrennial report as to how and to whom said money has been dis bursed."
 It is believed these institutes will enliven more interest this year than ever before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-26
A DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Two Writers of Verses End Their Own |
 Lives.

Two Writers of Verses End Their own
 Lives.
 Chicago. May 25.--A young woman artist and poet and man who had a reputation as a writer of verses. com mitted suicide yesterday. The girl was Miss Florence Perrin, whose body was found in Zion City, where she had lived
 The man was Dr. Howard N. Lan- caster. a Chicago dentist. He ended his life with a pistol.
 The body of the girl. who was only 20 years of age, was found lying face downwards in a shallow pool of wa = ter. The water was barely deep enough to cover her and those who entertain the idea that the girl committed sui- eide by drowning say that If she did she must have held her head under wa ter until she drowned.
 Bernice Perrin. a sister of Florence, is the Zion City girl who went to New York to intercede with Governor Hughes on behalf of Chester Gillette, the murdered of Grace Brown. Excuslng himself from a party of friends who had gathered at a dinner in honor of his return from a South ern trip, Dr. Lancaster, the poet-dent- ist. went to his room in his house and shot himself In the left temple. dying almost immediately.
 pr. Lancaster was a poet of some ability. With his professional duties and his literary work the burden prov ed too great and a year ago Dr. Lan- casters health failed perceptibly. A month ago he went to Alabama to re- cuperate.
 Fe returned home Saturday showing little improvement.