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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

| elmer Nuiuhl liioun1erifonilder 9tc.
publifCn bubcn ou0crc S0n0Cr bic
0erCiniQtcn Stuotln IN Central mo
Sii0- Imcrifo commer5ieQ iibcrbolt.
Glth in Git.NiiCn, beiun0er2 IN Gbi=
ia, bobcn mir nidt Den &unoclSeiu.
HUB, Den mir bobcu f0nntcn II. loQ.
tel. 81 benz obcr Orrd cine @emtl
ligltnQ non 100000 Collars 0urd) bic
6illfafrGitc 0ea Stuut5Oepartement2
abgebolfcn mcrocn fonn erid)eint iebr
iruQlid). 9ltf Sen McltmQrftcn ent,
id)ei0ct bic GuaIitdt ser Maaren unO
ser Erci5 Ocriclbcn Oen glbiob. 3o5u
foulmt nod, OuB Die Moore iiir uiclc
&dnOer Den hcrgebradtcn Nnipriiten
m0 @cpoGnbeiten scr 8eu0lferunN
ongcpnBt icin mlrB. Nn oicier 9e5ic-
blnQ bnbcn Die 4n1crifancr WondcS
Ucri0umt. "a Scr amcrifaniide 4ros
ou5cnt inn @on5cn b0here @roiitc be
oniprltdt, ola ole Er~oou5entcn on0e.
rCr 2Gnber, 10 iino in piclen SGQcu
icine Yr9iie bober. 0oa bot Ocum SIT
Dem idreienOen llcbcl geiiibrt, BOB
Die 6obrifouteu 2hmerifo'a oft nm
Die SGlfte rno nlcbr biuiNcr an 0o5
AuSlnnO pcrtollfcn lm0 lid oufiir
0urf QCiteigcrte Ereiic i'm Snlunoe
l6u0loS hultcu. Sefretir &nor bat
ii6riaenS Ocn 3eitpunft fiir Die De
miliguna Don 100000 Collars, nm
unicren NllSlon0bun0Cl mebr ullf Die
@einc 81 helicnL nidJt bcion0era Qliid-
lid gcudblt. 0lrd) Die neuc Surii.
@iQ Weroen 10 5icmIid oQe Sunoelo-
Nbfommcn Ser 8areiai0tcn Staatcn
init anocrcn H1n0ern nui9t6oben.
3ualeid) entbGIt ooS nere 5urii0cieG
cine Hcibe b0Sartiger @eltimmuugeri
Die ebcr ou5lt onAetbon iinO, inns in
S0n0elStrieGC 81 permidcln, ais I'M
lrrcn @al0cl nit on0er1n SGn0ern 3u
i0r0crn. 9tod Dem 81. WfGr5 nGdItcu
&obrc9 meroen Die @ertb5ollc nm p
Ero5ent iiber Die Suriii1Bc fir uQc
&dno2r erb0bt, mcId)c olld) nllr IN ci.
nem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o0er ,SllOll.
Itrie.GroOuft Den 8ercini0tcn StoosI
ten nift alc 8urtbeile %gcluGbrcrL Die
lie irgen0 cintm on0ercn &un0e 5u0ca
iteben, Sit Der ErGiiOcnt Der @crei.
llgten Stoatcn iiber5cll9t, Oob olio
llniere Erp0uftc ole &ortbttle Crbols
ten, ole oicicln o0cr iencn &onOe in
.cln3elnen 9tngcn beuiQi9t mor0cn
limo, lit ct bcredJtigt Die % Yro5ent,
Die Mnrin1oI50uc bilOcn, 81 ers
Phi Oieic @ciic pile9eu chi
Nationen lire commCr5ieQtu
Vc5iebnnqcn nit m0cren QGnocrn
nid)t 81 rcgeln. @ir ior0ern ole Nor-
thcile eirttr bcpor5u1ten Nation, obnc
oaS @erinqIte bofilr 81 bieten. lbs lit
eltc Srohun0 'QcQCu onoerc SGn0cr,
Iidf ben Uncrifontid)en Iorocrrmgen
in filaeL o0cr Den NhiSid)lllB ibrcr
Modren 5lt QemGrtigen; 0enn EN- 3ll-
bon % Ero5ent ii6cr 0ic Surii, !
Sfaln lit probibitip. ySic Stoutss sc.
2nor NnaelidtS Oicier Sad)Iu.
&c lmIcrcn NuSlnnobouoel bcben nil,
lit niht eil5uicbcn. IS itebt SIT be
Iilrd)tem OoB Die @eItimmungcn OeS
neuen Gorii3 unilrcm Sot0cl nit
9roBen Sdooen 5%uiii9cu. 81
ca bel uniercn @eieBNcbern
@rrnolob lit, Die Yroouttion1foitcn
il erboberL itott lie al ernicorigcn
lunO ollrd) bobc 3olihrontcn onocre
Climber SIT bcnod)tbeiliQcn. norf Nr.
nid)t eruortcn uniercu Nus.
l%dnObonoel 81 f0rOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

@chtltmon, sic nod Tor eilriaen Sab
rem nid)t ucrlcBt luerocn ouritclL, lucr-
Den ieBt bon Den 6iibreru Der 9errcf1s
mo0c ieIbIt iiberihritten mo bclieite
gei6oben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Minimum 6. Sdnnier.

IS fiarb am D.. 2luauit 1909 9Oulp6 q.
i'm utter BON 30 @abrcr. Ole @eerbigulN firs
oct SnnitaH, 1a3 llbr giadmittaga. bon icincr
Iebieu gSo6nInQ. Nr. 1871, Siihs6Barless ctr,
aus itGtt. (2tS-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
NuuSpn=@Sarf

Sireau: 0r. 81, @ett. earntoan etraRe, uuo
Suupt.Gingnug: Sreorrids Moab.
Observation-Disclosures bon $25 an inter beltdnnigcr
guiiiht; S6nitthluTell, @elpinse, 8iallieTt etc,
ipcroeII i'm Ireibbuu5 am &auptsSingang .ges
fuuocu. Infer 9aent miro, tuenn 9eluiinidt
OuriprcdlCn. t02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
EnneSf1nc.

9lm 4. @uguii Mar1 NJ. 9iEpu, Gr, 033
QeuoenbaI. StraBe 39 Sabre ali.
VIM .. Nuiou,t cutie Gbb, gtr. 1927, Upton
SirnBes p Sabre alt.
Nm 1. y(lpnlt Cane 6lhun. Tr. 800. 28eit.
PruttsS trabc, 80 Sabre alt.
gm 4. gLu9uit samuel 8raig, Nr. 2024, DIT
4rnttsStruBc. % Sabre alt,
9lm 4. 9uguit Wiarg e. zee, 9tr. 170S, Sol'
brUuis StraBe. 81 Sabre at.
9m 4. gluguit Aidhurb DlatbeWs, RGbotelus
&uipitul, n Sabre alt.
slm ., slll9uit 9laraGret @lrafin, @Iarh!nno
glm 4. Iuguit g2iltnm ". 8nrte, lir. 1881,
9SrttsHaupulcs Strube 20 Sabre alt.
PIN 4. Sluguit Mngucs Is. Rueie, Dir. COG,
GiiozGdiiesS traBe, - Sabre alt.
9lm 3. ghlguit @larp !. TalitOu, yIr. 29o2.
GOergreensIcrruce 90 Satire alt.
Vim 4. 9tnQuit Minnie Nebbciu, ut. 151t. H.
@NibinQtnnrS lrnBe. - Sabre alt.
am 4. 9lu9uIt Minrg e. NuBocmager, gr.
TIA, ISCitgturtbglOc., 20 Sabre all.
PIN .. AiAuit subag stutuis, 9r. ~, yIor0s
Yines Strubc. 40 Sabre alt.
9lm 4, gl9uit 0enie 1iaB snHOer, Nr. 2009,
Gliftons@lnenue "a Nabre alt.
@m 4. gluguit Wamte g9td, yfr. S07, Noro'
Oliuptunsglncmte 10 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Gon Son
N~a..:I;rn G,EneEnnaa

mad annapolis uno 2aeft 8tper, wambEer
emma 8iles." Nenias, Waitt,uufl uno 6rei.
tag, $50 Born. 8iidfebr etipa 7.31 9lberos.
Gpe5ieu eanntag, $50 Sorm., Riidfe9r etfpa
S.45 Mhenos.
Saibtcicrfaas 6 rfnrioneu ieben snmftaa.
I 80 gladm; 8nrild bel MenbesIibit lOI5
Bier Dir; 10; e~tsbt'straBe. aolbefter 50.
(SuHi10--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Gricsiuus 2iuie.
Teue iMuenc gag.S ampfer. )
,9urb Baltimore" nno pYenn"
iiadI gbilabcipbta, q m
SabrprctS nur sUV

Sdglid, unb Sunntags
Inn 500 gprnI. bon Yratt' mo StabtsStr. OBJ.
Salten an 6u Settertpn, 2p'pn Yoiat, Wlo..
mo Sbeitcr, B1. SulaeiI utgefdbr u ll1t
Sbeuos in YbilnoeIpbid an.
Gut5iifcnoe Sabrt ourd ben aannf. 4diia'
9icrc f0nner mad Seliebeit bis Gbefapenies Gin
iino gctterior fubren uno auf Der &iidfnbrt nit
Sem Boot mad Qnuie 5uriidfebren 100 ie mn
9 llbr 9lbenbs ~betiel6en cages anIangen. -
8unoreifes9iuei sur NiidfdDrt nit -. & o.
@abn . uno burbgebcnoe 8iuete (per gabn bon
Mnn, 2ung Strand, Scenn GitD, GsbHrn garf,
Nlbann, gruD, 5irl &erfanf bel siibaneb's,
Mabi5eiteh 80 Sents. 9'ddtoampfer fabren iig'
f6reibe fir 8egipeiier.
Clarence sbriper,
(Sunif5-) agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Gic Niff StGmmc in W a.
rotto, Nad)tommcn Der WolrCn Die
int Is. &obrbunOert ans Spunien
perorGngt iullr0el, trGlimen bon Ell.
REM bciligen &riege, in ben lic Spa.
lien mieocr crobcrn luollcn. irre9e.
%Icitcte Sr1rme. Die @lon5jeitcn ocS
MtaurcntbumS, 0o lie in Spanien
ailnltc mo @ilcnidoften pilegteu,
@eluCrbc, Snnoel mo Nderbull pflca.
ten u1o Spanien 5ltr 9Iiitbe brad.
ten, iino lGngit bobin. Gic Wallren
boben ibre emit bobe &liltltr uidt
rucitcr entmidclt, iino r~iiditGnoi1 &c.
nor6cn. Nm cine y9icocreroberltn0
Sponicn'S 5u Oellfcn, lit Elm 0irngc.
ipinit. Sdon Der @eoonfe 5eigt,
mlc mcit 0ieic mlbonmeouniidcn
glrobcrltGmme bintcr Der 3eit 5uriid.
9ebliebcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

MIS- critic Scr QroBen II II .
fol- un0 &eben9pcrii6erumgss@eieQ
lhnften bot Die oGrupelerS' Snill.
rance So" Don &nrtfor0, Conn, NIT
Dem l1clten Sport Der Hufti6ificrei
81 rcdnen %beQonncn. Sn cinem bon
ibr erloliencn N%rnoi6reiben meiIt sic
@elelihoft lire Ngeutcn on Die go
liccn BON &erlidlcrtcn, 0ie nit 2Ieros
plunen o0cr ui0ercn 6luamoidinelI
operireL Cil5ufor0crl, mclln Ole BE
treffcn0cIt nid)t eineu Heuer3 inter
id)rcibcn, ourd) mcIden lie iiir 0en
Sail. BOB lie bel elmer 2uftiobrt Der.
un0liidcn, mtf ole }Inipriife per5i6,
ten. IS utterliCqt foltm cincm 3uei,
fel. OoB nn0ere 0criiherung2 @eieI.
ifoiten 0ieiem 9ciipicle iolgen uno
Gbnlid)c &crfiigun0cn crloIien mars
Den. Bis iett lit Die 3abl ser pPrlGl-
QIildtcn &uftidifier nidt groB gene
icn utO miro c5 uorcrit and nidjt
mcr0cn. &icl nlcbr Npfer forbert oey
Nutomobil Sport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
SefanntuiadlnngeH.
Sircnu oCs Stnots)ic9titrators.
MdtnlnuS


Baltimore, =. NIgulI 1909.
"a Die StruBcnourhbrudS Gonutijidre Der
Stuot Baltimore in aeiebIid observation-disclosures
9geiie ibrel euOsitiliaei nno coGrt9,riem S !,
~llnfuften unp Mertbcrbohnngen lnr ole CON
oenntrung uno GrbtinulG Der 9reiBigiien Stras
he, BON Der Q9eiiieite DER Oorl 4ouo bis sur
Gillette Der GulOcrts StrdBG nebii ben oarall
be3iiglibelt, enogiiItt0eH mo corri9lrielI. eridu
tcrnoel eltner in &CludBbelt oet G0tlbrlllell
6eS StaofsGbartcr5 mn Der an 90, Mai zoos
6or5 ilno staStratbcs bon Baltimore BEL mir
biHterlcat baben, ~
miro biermii 6clunnt 0ctrabt oaG befdgter
Neribt ulo Eiine auf 0ielc SSetie III olelert
Nitrealr binterleat luproen itno, itno oaB Oct
WidOor unb Staotrutb bon Baltimore ooer II.
geno cine Berfon ODER YerIonen, ooer cine ooet
lncDr 9orporntlcuen. re nit Der &eribeilnllg
Der porbeildnntcn Gntibuoigunaen ooer SSert0s
erbHbuuaen un5iirieoen iino. i%nnerbnIb oreiBl9
500 Sageu pom q. guguit 1909 an ais oenI
trlltn Iu1e Der bon mir uusaeqaHgelleH yer
6fientlibnna oieier gtoti5, ld%riitiiD on9eGen
an oGs EGltimurer StGotBerthi dppcttte! mo
ods beiqete @eri6t erltbeu mbgen, oielelbeh
6t reOioiret.
Z. Seipca SBuutaS,
(9lugG, 13,25,2O StdoisJiegIitrutor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
THE WAY DOWN THE . BAY

Saff Snr Gee II. 6boptanf.S per'eg.nriionsi,
150WleiIen; GdlSpafer; ben ean5en1ae aebenss
GrbaIter; Sarnpfer emma 0iles," Gienitag
ano 9onuertas, 7 lbr Moraens. gu 9aufe
Inn 1918 @benoS. 8iueie SOC. gesinn %.
Stunt. (Suitit5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
s. EGnhcr 4. E1hnc.

&. g. Y. uno MiarGlnuo Selcpbunc.
2cincubcitu,ter uno Giubnliamirer.
Gr. t10S-i710, GnutDu.NUenue,
uno SitooitsGde @altimurcsStr. mo Sruuoun1.
(Sebrl0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Surrninc.

WnlcriTh. - 9nrfnrtig. - Sricblidl.
9ScitIid bon g~Sulbruof cine urlO cine bqIbc
N{cile. Wlount NuIns gSdqlol5 lGllo Gorraint'
g&uaaonS oirett bis sum @ingnna. NeiOe &c
leu6onc. Stdot s9ilrcnIt I'M orittcn Sltr oes
. Union 5ruit". @ebduoes. GbnrleSs unb Snlette.
StrnBc. tltni4 1S,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Nnltimurc GfnlctcrM.

Gircau; Trnufliu 9tog., baltimore II. 9iurtbtr,
NPqrdbniBpldRe ium Seriaul bon SO an,
nit 'Qtdtnibrptoiiclt nu6egtttl5t $50, - einlinl
fir 6rduerlottcSoieuite (SrHit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Saf Qamn GemeterD,

Gnitcru .@uCnucs9 iUab, nnGe 9lurtG Fotnt'8onb'
gcitdnoinr auiiidJt. Rradtuule 2nge.
CSlnt 1g,6Iite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

HDiuldnOS tiirfiidle @GOcr.
Gauituble.@r6duoc, Euitnmt aegeu. strts uiieu.
(Iiai4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

eilL Den 2eilten Ctrob Der EroDibi-
tion in 2otc Goumtul nidt llobe SIT
treten un0 lie ibr @c1perbe fortieBcrt
81 loiien." Ios lit nod Nniidt Der
Otllfer uno ibrc2 6Gllptlinga, Oc5
@o%uperneurS Moribo0, cine yi6red'
ljhc Situotion". OtoriboQ Orobt.
Niili3 nod @orp 81 icn0eu, menm Der
o@cieBloiigfeit" lridt bolO Elm Gnoc
gemodt mer0e. Gle Situation III
@orp lit MIR Elm 9ciipicl bon UieIelt
I'M Stadtc &noiduo. (gSbl.)
Gn0Iii9 3eitunGcn ~ D
men elmer on9eblid 0clltidcn Grttn.
Dung, einem i~taebeurcN N}agncten
Don Dem Ser 9erliner GorreiponoeGt
0ca nS~tonOoro" mcl0ct, piel Nui'
mcrflamfcit. Iieie9 llntbier bot
W}agnet ioQ oil Der N}iinOlmg bc0cu.
ten0ercr Str0mc NuiiteQlung fiuOelr
mo 10 itnrf ieiu, OnB e@ Die Ioicn
Giientbeile III Der Babe %bciinOlidcr
r0reoonougbt9" url5ieberL ibre Wtn.
idJinentbeile in llnoronIng bringen
uno Die qoll3en @on3er io5uiogclr
Ocrriidt MADDEN fam. &lcinereS d)ifiI
iollen BON ibnt einioA ultcr ole @oi.
ierobcrflGde geid)luft mcroen. Gie.
icr Nognct lit oltf cn9liihc SAiiie
O%reiiirt, lpGbreno cr einbeiiniihc mo
neutrnlc S6ifie unQcbin0ert porbci.
poiiiren l0Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
5epnrtemeut Der 6hnri;ie mno Correction.
lntcrsS epartemeH nj.
=tne rNifEnrg a. film khnfitfF5

" w tpAfNhN H"P
lntcrsS epGrtemei
Superuiluts Of Sin CHARITIES.
o,,rf. SG9 % Sl,,lD, y ~, l. a. diB %nSn,i r IS0ia
for Supplies ior @up @iulunl. " noreiiut an
ole oBouro Of guuroS Of Baltimore Gin, " ner7
6cn i'm Nilreui 6cs Observation-Disclosures, Bath
buuS, Baltimore, no, big If u6r &ormittd95
am Wiittiuuhl, oeu 19. @hi9nit 1909, e%nt9eAel
aenonmen fir Ole Hteferlna tilr oas Bob N'ietu
rulrm BON orei Monntera be0inneno am /, Sep
temher 1909, ben i'm NaO 8ieusgipl an Der
uerldngerten @uiterrs9l uCnIe llfliegenoen Spc-
BiiiiutiOncn mo Fruhen 9enllB.
MtnofIciid, Sntter,
Spcd, Sdlntttiuanreit,
9ammflciid, aaie,
@rUccric'n, MeBl,
ICiusS rleunIer 3ufcr.
@uGcbpie tiir ieoe 0er ubetl gellnnnten Artl
fcI itno nlS %feparate unO abgeionOerie g%lhgebote
2cocm ]3tlgcOot mrb elm aul cine g9Ieariua
3onie" sNanf gelo9eue certill5Irict S1ed 5ar
trnfts, mo Gui oel %gtunIcn oes Nianors ltnS
Stuotrqtbs BON Baltimore nusgetieut beige
fGSrfoigrcide guaebotItcucr milien in OCT acs
brdubliheu Sorm 9ilrqfhuit fteuen nurtb cine
dcccpiirbure NiirgihuftstGompaguie 6ur 8obe
pcs "uerunibuIotei 6ontrGttprciCs.
Die Gontrnff Neb1roe be6dlt lid bas 9ieht
oor,. trgcno cine mo alle Nn9ebote iu oer'
l%pcricn.
Supertnicnoellt.
Z. Snrrh Minbuul,
RrdIioent Der GoHtrnitzN eboroe.
(Stu95. OF. o,10,1t,12. i3.l4,tG)
@criirgCltc Gugr6Utc, mnrIirt p8ropofaI5 lor
Suruitbing 6orics ulo NnrHeB 10 tbe Seaif9
department." rno d~oreiirt an ben nNoaro OF
slUarbs" inter OrG g!oreite ocS Siaot. j esiitra.
tors, Rdtbbdis. Baltimore, NO, ueroell i'll
9itreuu bce Observation-Disclosures I'M 1ntb6nu9
bis II llbr Sorrlittags AM Yiittu0dl, oen IL.
Nrgnlt 1909, entaseen Gt!onlTell. ,..
Mir SiCfcrIng uuti i'm 90 Bferoe1 NIT
WcidIirr fir bic SumigGiiuuS.YSagen uitS ipet
t2) Yferoen nit @cidtrr fir ben 2eihems
magrn AMI sue Sabre, uum 1. ecstcmbcr 1909
DIS Snm I. september 1911, III llebcreinitims
mll0 nit ben Spc8itilniioner. Die I'M 0ilreal
pes Seiunobeiteamteo I'M &dibbalssInleG CT
lnngt ueroctl ibnnerl.
Gin certifi5irtcr Gbed iir $4,000 auf cine
Clearing SOuie"sgGllf. jnblbGr an Den Wiu1or
mo Stuorui6 oon Baltimore, ItfB ieoem VIM
Sic Gonirallbe66rbe bebdit lid oas Tebt
Dor, irseno. Elm ooer aue %9ln9eboie jill ben
UerielL.
Or. Samcs 9uSleH,
Sunitdi3%sG ommiiIr.
9eititi9t:
Z. Sarrn Wiabopl,
g%Srditoent Oct 9unlraftbebUroe,
CSuli20, 30,31 .Wtg2, 3,4,5,G.7,0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Scbt, 0a0crncueS orif Sc
lebcSfroit bat, fam Die GroiperitGt
iuIeocr m0dtig einieeen. Die groBen
SnouItrie'n meroen nit Nliitr1geu
iibcrbGltit. Die YroiperitGt Der Gro
ZEN. Sir Die &leinen beeilt tic lid
nod nid)t. Nn icbr pieIen 6Gllen
lin0 Die Sobne, ole nod Dem Yonif
bon 1907 bernb9ciebt murben, nod
rldlt mic0er crb0bt moroen. Nber
SebenSmittel, &leiocr mo on0erc sur
SebenSerboltinlg notblpen0i9cn Nills
&c lino tbcuerer 0eluor6cn. Die Tro'
/ iperitat 0cS fleincnWPanncS miro nod
Gerolunle 3eit ullf lid mnrten lnilen,
9lud) ilntcr Dem 0inglcp Sorif bot
Der grbeiter uno Die aroBte 3obl Der
MngeiteIlten BON Der Eroipcrit0t mc.
Mig nbbefommen.
Mailer @ell man mill II
n1diter ISOLDE leinen MN lcit &nbrer
nngefiinoigien 9ollonilug andl DEM
Aoropol ontreter. gSir limo GarnRI
aefobt, Dor @nbe nGd)Iter Mode bon
einem ltniall III borelL Der gSeumall,
ieinem 2nitldiii ieiner Quitldiiibnlle
ober JOINT irgenO etuaS 5ngeitoBen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Sirhlidlc Nn5eigeu.
3iuns=Scmlciune

0ulouNouut IUs4O uUI'
6Nlteiiele Der 0amiltOnsGar, 2Seber's Ear
oarloro4Jtpuo. t21aD
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
DANDRUFF

Cured in Two Weeks or Money Back.
In fact Miller Drug Co.. the druggists.
have a wonderfully efficient hair re-
storer called Partisan Sage which costs
only so cents a bottle that is guaran-
teed TO cure dandruff in two weeks or
money back.
Partisan Sage is the discovery of one
of the worlds greatest scientists. who
knowing the value of Sage as a scalp
cleaner and hair restorer. combined it
with other ingredients in proper pro-
portions, and the result is the most
wonderful hair tonic in the world.
Partisan Sage IS most pleasant,
daintily perfumed hair dressing, and
besides curing dandrun, your druggist
viii return your money If It fails to
stop falling hair or itching of the
scalp.
II viii make hair grow. and women
who desire soft. beautiful and luxur-
liant hair can have il IN two weeks by
using this famous, quick acting pre-
paration. Miller Drug Co. sells il
under a guarantee. You take no risk
Don't let any druggist tell YOU he
has something just as good as Partisan
Sage because there isn't any hair re-
storer so good. The girl with the Au-
burn hair is on every package, and you
get a much larger bottle of Partisan
Sage for your so cents than you get
OF the ordinary kind. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
Not a Success.

The manager Of the subscription
book department was telling OF some
OF his experiences. "rhe funniest case
/ remember" he said was that Of an
applicant for a job at book canvassing
from whom / expected great things.
He made a careful study Of the litera-
twe we supplied him with and was
very enthusiastic. Judge OF my sur
prise when the first morning he went
out back he came and handed in his
resignation
"a But you should not be so easily
discouraged / told him. Few make
success at the start, and you ao-
knowledge that you went into only
two places
"'Only two,' he said lugubrlously.
'One was a real estate agent, who per.
suaded me to sign a contract for two
lots IN Fizzlehurst and the other was
a tailor, who sold me a suit Of clothes
/ didn't want And, shaking his head
mournfully, he mumbled Good day
and went ort."-Lippincott's.
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
HIS FEET MEASURE
EIGHTEEN INCHES

WEST CHESTER, April 2s.-Henry
Jones, a diminutive colored man, with the
exception of feet, was taken to the Hunt
ingdon Reformatory yesterday.
Although under the weight Of few years,
the exact number Of which he admits he
does not know. Jones has whiskers Of
deep black and a small moustache as
white as the driven snow, but his feet are
the feature of his makeup. They are the
largest which have ever trodden the cor
ridors Of the Chester County Prison, as
far as records and remembrances Of the
employees go. There is probably no shoe
store which could encase his feet in a
pair Of stock shoes.
The pedal extremities are nearly eigh-
teen inches in length and wide in pro-
portion. When he was brought here he
was wearing pair of shoes which looked
as though he had just stepped into a pair
OF calf hides, and they have not been re-
newed since
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
SENATOR DREXLER
HEAD OF COUNCIL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. April 2S-Beth-
any Beach-that delightful spot along
the Atlantic coast; the home of State
Senator Louis A. Drexler; the sum-
mer home of many wealthy persons
OF Pittsburg; and a rendezvous for
Sussex politicians, is expected to take
on new life this summer. since the
new charter has been secured. At
an election held a few days ago, the
following commissioners were chosen:
Senator L. A. Drexler, DR.. Hiram ].
Penrod. John NJ. Addy, Rev. George
NJ. Remengen, w. A. Dinker, Thomas
James. John r. Daisey. The first
three named were chosen president,
secretary and treasurer Of the new
board, respectively. The first business
of the newly-elected commissioners
was the authorizing of survey of
the place as provided in the charter.
The limits of the corporation will prac-
tically take in the original plot of the
Bethany Beach Improvement Com
pany; the subdivision of ID. c. France
known as woodlawn; and all farms
and parcels of land including the pub
lie highways lying between the ORR
ginal subdivision and the Government
canal at Ocean View.
Those in charge OF the town affairs
will soon commence putting down
board walks; and by the time Senator
Drexler is to entertain the Delaware
Legislature vast changes are expected
to take place.
We make electric signs; Bucher's.s
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
"THIRSTIES GLORY
IN RIVER OF BEER

ROCKVILLE, Nd. April 2S-Two
hundred and forty-five gallons OF foam
ing lager beer or much the greater por-
ton Of IT, went TO waste in the fair
grounds here-here in prohibition Rock
vile. where thirsts are common COM
plaints-when Sheriff George w. Null
lean knocked i'm the bungs of 40 kegs
and allowed their contents 10 satur-
ate mother earth or wind its way into
Cabin John branch.
A few weeks ago Sheriff Mullican
and several other officers raided the
merchandising establishment of James
Ganley at Boyds. and conhscated large
quantities of whisky, wine, beer and
cider, and the beer turned lose was a
portion Of what was seized.
The sheriff endeavored TO keep secret
his plans regarding the disposition Of
the larger. but few of the "thirsties"
got next to what was up, and, when
Mullican and his 40 kegs made their
appearance at the fair grounds, they
were right on hand with tin cups,
glasses and tin cans, and that there
was some activity on the part of the
self-invited guests when the flow be
gan goes without saying.
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
RED MEN TO ENTERTAIN.

Final arrangements have been made
by the Red Men for the reception Of
Great lncohonee Farrar and Great
Sachem Baker on April 80 at the New
Century Club. The members of the
order will meet at Red Mems Hall, at
Z o'clock that evening, and headed by
the First Regiment Band. will proceed
10 the New-Century Club. The order
will be addressed by Great Incohonee
Joseph Farrar, Great Sachem Edward
V. Baker Great Senior Sycamore Harry
b. Sinclair. Great Junior Sycamore
Harry NJ. ViclSers and others. The great
Incohonee will be accompanied by sew
eral other prominent members of the
Great Council Of the United States and
Pennsylvania. AIinqua Tribe, No. 8
Of this city. viii exemplify the war
rior's degree.
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
A Penalty Of oenius.

It seems to be the frequent penalty
OF genius that It is denied the privilege
Of perpetuating its name and kind be
yond a few generations at most. Thus
It is said that there is not now living a
single descendant in the male line Of
Chaucer. Shakespeare. Spenser. Milton.
Cowley. Butler. Dryden. Pope, Cowper
Goldsmith, Byron or Moore; not one Of
Sir Philip sidney OF Of Sir Walter Ra-
leigh; not one Of Drake. Cromwell
Hampden, Monk. Marlb, Sigh. Peters
borough or Nelson; not one Of Boiling
broke, Walpole. Chatham. Pitt, Fox
Burke, Graham or Claiming; not one
Of Bacon, Locke. Newton or Davy; not
one Of Hume, Gibbon or Macaulay;
not one of Elogarth. Sir Joshua Reyn'
olds or Sir Thomas Lawrence; not one
Of David Garrick. John Kemble OF Ed
mund Kean London Standard
Evening journal., 1909-04-23
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