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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
NORTH SIDE NEWS
When TX. C. Main Street Pro-
perty Sold for Sl5.
DR.. Hutcheson Tells OF City 5
Early Days.
GAMBLED FOR LOTS.
Celebrate Their Goth Wedding
Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rowe Com
memorate Occasion.

while speaking of the articles re-
carding the proposed Kansas CITY IN
ion station this morning Dr. hutcAesoi,
told of the first depot in the city oil"
how lots on Main street In the sAiiie
CITY were staked against SO cash. anu
how a bet of a lot near Tenth and Main
was refused as not being worth the
same money.
This was in the early days of Kan
sas City, in the latter COS when the
railroads first entered the city and the
old Union station was built. Inc struc-
ture was long low wooden aitalt
something like the Union racine irelsh'
depot N Topeka.
Il think it was located near the foot
of Walnut street. The St. Joe q nan
nibal railroad was one of the first roadS
to enter the city over the prluse sl4l
used by that road.
AT that time person couldn't never
tell when train was coming as traInc
was not run on a very regular scheduIe
"A Mould-be- passenger StInplY-hao- 10
wait until his train came
ION an occasion like this We had
learned that our train was seVeral
hours late and our party DECIDED TO
spend part of the night in a hotel on
Delaware street. We occupied the floor
when we slept. which wasn't very
much. We were kept awake by men
talking and gambling in the room De
lew. We could near their COnNeIS1-
tion and better. Strange as this may
sound now, lots on Main street were
being staked against SIS cash. That
is the lots toward the foot of the STREETS.
Those higher up Were refused because
they were considered out in the coun-
try and none of the gamblers seemed
&c thi1k they would ever be worth
anything
'I remember very distinctly how one
of them said: What? Put up SIS cash
against lot near Twelfth and Main?
Not much. 1t is way out in the coun-
try and isn't worth that sum-
another of the gamblers ventured to
sey that within ten years the town
would grow up to the top of the hill
Twelfth street but he was laughed
st.
Of course every one was anxious to
see the great airship races at Rheims.
but the expense of such a trip made it
impossible to the majority of people.
However, at the time of the flights,
several moving picture companies were
on the scene. but the Warwick COM
pany OF London. England, secured the
best views. These will be shown at
the Bijou Dream tonight only.
In speaking of the IA acre tract of
land north of the Shorey postoffice
W hich Charles Gertesein sold TO File
kher brothers iately, Mr.. Gertesein said:
THE land was originally homesteaded
by B yron Jewell. He died about ten
years ago, but all of the old settlers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
Delegates VIII Address the Dry
Farming Congress.

Billings, Mont, Sept. 2S.-Dele-
gates who will address the fourth in
ternational dry farming congress at
Billings from Ocytober rs to % are:
George Hareourt, deputy minister of
agriculture, Alberta, Canada: w. R.
Motherwell, commissioner of agri-
culture and w. J. Rutherford,
deputy commissioner, Saskatchewan,
Canada; DR.. A. A. Bronson, deputy
commissioner of agriculture of Tur-
key, in charge of dry land expert
ments in Palestine: Senior Don
Romulo Escobar. Mexico: John
Salary, special delegate from the Ma
tional Agricultural association. Hun
gary; Dr. Lawrence Baeta Neves,
Brazil; w. H. Fairfield superin-
tendent of dry farm expirements,
Canada; Thomas H. Woolford. AL
berta; George N. Blackshaw, depart
ment of agriculture, Rhodesia
South Africa; John Barrett, director
international Mreau of South Amer
lean republics.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

No. 511-Womens extra heavy Wayne Knit
black cotton hose, double heel, toe and sole
very serviceable quality, 6 pairs for $1.35
No. 931-Women's medium weight Wayne
knit cotton hose in black, good quality for
general wear, double sole, heel and toe. 6
pairs for $1.35
No. 9OO-Women's Light Weight Wayne
knit cotton hose, in black, fine gauge, with
high spliced heel double sole and toe. 6 pairs
for $1.35
No. 73S-Women's White Sole Wayne knit
cotton hose, two-thread maco sole, high splic-
ed heel, double toe. 6 pairs for $1.35
No. 5O7-Women's Extra Heavy Wayne
knit black cotton hose, spliced heel toe and
sole. This quality is not so fine as others at
the price but is of good smooth weave and
very serviceable. pairs $1.S5
No. 92O-Women's medium weight Wayne
Knit black cotton hose with linen spliced toe
heel and sole. Very satisfactory in both
wear and appearance. pairs for $l.85.
No. 9iO-Women's medium weight Wayne
Knit black cotton hose. Fine texture, with
three.thread heel and toe. Good fall weight
pairs for $1.S5.
No. 739-Women's white sole Wayne Knit
hose of fine cotton. Maco sole, fully splic-
ed. Medium weight hose. pairs for $1.85.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
STUBBLEFIELD LOSES.
Commissioner Recommends That He
Be Ousted as County Treasurer.

-Coffeyville, Kan, Sept. 2S.-Com-
missioner Atkinson, in his findings to-
day in the case against Elmer E.
Stubblefield, treasurer of Montgomery
county, recommends that Stubblefield
be found guilty of acquiring over $4,-
600 "corruptly and unlawfully," and
be ousted from office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
New ACCIDENT insurance Co.

The state insurance commissioners
office today admitted the American
Life and Accident Insurance COM
pany, of Salisbury, Mo-, to transact
business in the state of Kansas, in the
sale OF accident insurance only. Tho
company did not ask for life policy
privileges.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

No. 718-Women's fine Isle hose, Wayne
Knit, medium weight, with high spliced heel,
double sole and toe. Excellent quality. 6
pairs for $2.75.
No. 9O4-Women's fine Isle hose, Wayne
Knit, in light weight All black. Very soft,
fine quality, with spliced heel, toe and sole
pairs for SITS.
No. 4O-Children's Wayne Knit cotton hose
of good medium weight, for boys and girls
wear. Doubly woven knee, heel, toe and sole
A wear resister-6 pairs for $1.35.
No. 3O-Boys' Wayne Knit cotton hose in
black. Extra heavy, ribbed hose for active
boys hardest wear. Double knee sole, heel
and toe-6 pairs for $1.35.
No. 5O--Girls' Wayne Knit cotton hose in
black-medium weight. A fine, dressy stock
ing that serves well for general wear. Special
knee, sole, heel and toe-6 pairs for $1.35.
No. 26O5-Men's Wayne Knit hose woven
from Sea Island cotton. All black, fully spliced.
Medium. weight, good fitting serviceable
6 pairs for $1.35.
No. 2O2O-Men's extra heavy Wayne Knit
cotton hose for hard wear Double heel sole
and toe. All blacks pairs for $1.35.
No. 23SO-Men's white sole Wayne Knit
hose, in cotton. Medium weight two-thread
Maco sole. Fully spliced-6 pairs for $135.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

Quart cranberries loo; basket grapes
21c, box peaches soc. Glad Bros. &
CO., 1874 Quincy. Phones sos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

The Prudential State bank, corner
Seventh and Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

The Prudential State bank saving,
accounts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

will remember him, He was Waterman
for the old iron bridge which preceded
Mean bridge across the Kaw river.
He was also on the police force. Mr..
Jewell sold the land to w. F. Joseph,
the latter to his son. w. /. Joseph. The
last name sold the land to T. d. JOS
eph who transferred 1t to Charles
Gertesein."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
l0AkLAm GOSSIP |
Ile.7 sk5755E - 5s al

Items for the Oakland notes may be left
phone 1751.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
Sale Continues throughout the Week

Wayne Knit Hosiery is woven
In the most careful manner
from the best long staple cot
ton yarns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
least NPEkANOTES|
M2M
k2aks& A Ell. |lsd

Items for the East Topeka column mag
Do telephoned to Ind. phone 17k1.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
[. M. PenwelI
Undertaken and EmbaImee
ST. Quincy Street
Goth Phones ~
Go With a Rush.

90 With RIsh.
The demand for that wonderful Storn
ach, Liver and Kidney cure, DR. King
New Life Pills-is astounding. Camp
bell Drug Co. say they never saw the
like It's because they never fail to cure
Sour Stomach. Constipation, Indigestion,
Binousness, Jaund1ce, Sick Headache,
Chiils and Malaria. Only sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

Wayne Knit Hosiery is full
fashioned, strongly reinforced
where the hard wear comes,
and colored a deep and lasting
black with time-tested dyes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

In speaking of the IA acre tract of
land north of the Shorey postoffice
which Charles Gertesein sold to File
kher brothers lately, Mr.. Gertesein said:
THE land was originally homesteaded
by B yron Jewell. He died about ten
years ago, but all of the old settlers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28
ale Of Wayne Knit Hosiery
BY the Half Do5en Pairs
FOR MEN
FOR CHILDREN
FOR WOMEN

The reputation of this satisfactory as
the itself One of
building
And who
for the special half
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-28

Wayne Knit Hosiery fits per-
fectly-good fit means less
friction, longer and more sat
isfactory wear.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

fHobert z. Worrolp, jitn., %, ilnO
Wop .. WcGurtbn 81, @eioe ponGle.
nelano, Ohio.
Serman Is. Wetcolf, 36, @ittper,
Mr. 1924, Enrf Hoob, @uibington,
9. g., uno Gliiobetb 6. 9oltbis, 81.
2emis aot. "a, Metpport Mems, So,
mo Worp Bear, %.
Sonuel Sfolnif, %, SarriSburg,
ga, nno either SocobS, 10.
&erbert W. 9orronger, "a, unb@er.
trloe Sbelton, %; Mpplifont Sobn
j. &erlls, Nr, 2S47, @eit 2aiopette.
Mpenuc.
Nbrobom &oboii, 81, uno Holie
SCOTS, %; applifont ellis 6. SCOTS,
Nr. 1851, McGloerrpitrabe.
Gbparo Z. Sadion q, unb Me1i-
nee Is. Mbobes, "a, SolporospiGc,
Wo.; gpplifant Sobn 8. Sadion GER.
1882, Observation-Disclosures.
Widoel s. Gonpap, AZ, Wittmer.
lnb emma ". Smith, 81, geldieben,
Mpplifont NidoloS s. Sole. Yer. 1858,
@eIts9 onlbaroItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Sdiffsnad)ridtcn.

q elu = 9orf. 8. WtGr5. - anee.
fonmcn limo Die Sompier .2o Gas.
cogne" bon SABRE mo rllniteo Sta,
ties" bon Copenhagen.
Soitnet, 8. M1rS. - Ger Gam.
pier ~Siiconia" poiiirte bier oui iei-
ilen @e9e nuh 2iperpool.'
@eprout 5. WGrS. - Mngefom-
men pen Nem = Dorf lit Der Tampier
yMoltfe."
Gibraltar, 8. W1r5. Go,,
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pier naoni9in Cutie"
Ibseiobren nod SEEM . Dorf lit Der
2ompfer .@orboroiio."
g mprnu, 8. MGr5. = Iusgelol,-
len nod Neip . Dorf lit Ser Sampier
o@roBcr &uriiirit."
@remen, 8. WGr5, - Ser Gam,
pier ogranoetburg" lit bette bon
Rem.yort a%ngefommei,.
8on Nem Dorf einaetrofien lit
Der 0ompfer ,Guiier Wilbelm Der
3ipcite."
NeapeI. s. IGrS. Sn See mad,
Metp Yorf ains bellte Ser Gompicr
vSomburg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Wunumcntc nnb Statncn in galti.
mDrc

@ni1tneion Mornment benz ErdIibenicn
WalbItteton geicbt, A. Sui 1916 beaonncn.
Siutne 1929 auf ben Gdait eeiteat, Gbarles'
Strabe mo 4tt, Sermon Placc.
gSalbin9ton:S tatie i'm rSrnio.Sin.Tarf".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 6nni Inocnfeu Der III
1sl4 n Der G6ld6t BON gtoriD'Foint @elnI!c'
men, II. SepiemOer 1916 begonneit, i'm Mipiis
ntcnt, S1lare. 5ioiiden benz Geri6tsgebauoe uno
SsclS nno ACKNOWLEDGMENT sum GIN.
McGomae, IS Sabre alt. Die in Der S9Iafi
bon Hortb Totrt ant ~. September 1914 f%ieielL
raboem tbre Silgelr oel hritiihen Senerul 9toB
itteoerecltredt; 1850 ~errtdiet Guf Der HreuSune
bon @nps Wionumerts mo IisauiibsS Giraffe.
gStloeo'Wiouirenf 1865. BEN Nreenien Res
griinoet9 0sr eriten s6OS 6euoms".eoee in
Sauare, nube 6nirnlount.Spenue erribtct.
.Soe 6siion ';toililnleLli lss4 Dem stnScil'
strmiiteab: Document inn ySeoeraI.Siu.1arf."
sum glnoenIen an Cberits9ieutenun George
slrmiiieao: itanb anidnaIib i'm Gutaiu RInce.
iuuroe 1886 mad Senl ieplscn stanoeri perleof.
observation-disclosures i'm MI. Gopalsaoe..
Square, int .6cbrunr 1908 entbiiut: Dem stn.
nerlfen Der I'M Niirgertrtee aeiaueren Nsar9'
tern Der CONFEDERATION" %crridDtet.
MISUNDERSTANDING an Der areu5une bon
w, Moeal.soelllle Slieer.SirnBe uno Gathe.
benz .slnoenien Der Narnidnoer @airioten her
ameriinniihen 9iepoIution bon Der p9eielidait
Der Sbbne Der Tcpolutiol" erribtet.
SuluIlulis' -yiuIlliiIltll lI " RuIt .
GcIumbnssNioruincn i'm Tarf Der .Gamitl
Ruop ShuIe" an Der 9iortbs inIo &nrforb.
Noeime, eas dlteite GoluiItbis'Iioniuient In
ben Scr. Stnatcn.
gsatfonsM Document. 1908 8i Gbrcn ber |etc.
rnnen oes mcriianijfeu &rieges on Der &relts
alina, bon Grt. &obaI' slperle uno 2arpaIe'
Sirahe crrihtct.
sSG1nrrbiifte i'm nSruibs@iut1arf," edneer.
teitpreiS Der "Sereinisien eanger bon Salti.
more.
gSauncesS Statue i'm rSruio.Siu.Va r
Sepern Icadle @aIiS=Statue i'm GbarIeSf.r.,
Soi1rc, nabe ner Centre trn6e.
Seperu 1endIe @alis.giite i'm Gerl1tsae.
bdnoe.
Galpert.e tatue auI Der sgeft.Greppe Ses Sc.
riftsgeb1uoeS.
MicNinIcps Siiftc i'm Toiteebdube.
George Yeaboop : Siatue i'm Mt. Sermon.
IIacc.
S6erri6ier SOCCER Q. 9aneb.e tatue i'm BaIb,
inqionsS oiare.
Gcrerdl Soon eager Soparo.e tatue i'm
MSufbiiatprlsS uu1re.
Cigar suen spe.M Ionnment i'm 3irdbof Der
sSeiintiniter Hresbpterianer'9trde an Sapette'
ullb 8recnesStrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
@ricfbcfGrbernng mad bcm IuslanSe.

Sic ausldnoiide Eoit fir bic nit
Dem 10. MGr5 1909 enoenoc @od)e
idliebt bier I'M Sauptpoitamte, in
allen 5GIlen piinftlid, ipie foIgt:
Gle Gadetpoit lit bon 8 llbr Mor.
gems bis 5 ubr Nadmittaes tGglid
often. ailsaenommcn Sonntass.
2ampier iabrsn bon Neiu-yorf ab,
rpenn nidt anoers anseseben.
EransatIantiibe Yadet
Hoit.
Teutidlanb, ihlieBt Inn 5 llbr an,
Mittpod) ,no 6reitag.
Grobbritannien uno Srlanb, idIiebt
INN 5 llbr Nadmittaes am 9ienltas
unO Sreitag.
5ranfreif, idIieBt Inn 8 l1br Nad.
mittags an 5reitag.
9elgien, iGliebt I'M 5 l1br Nadmit.
tags -am 6reitag.
Normegen, Sdipeoen nrb GGne.
mari, fdliebt I'm, 8 l1br Ndbmittass
om II. MGr5.
Seaano, idIieBt UNI 5 ltbr Nad).
mittags am Montag, 8. @dr5.
Stalieu. idlieBt nm 5 l1br Nadmit.
tags am 0ienitae mo Sreitog.
Seitreid, ibIiebt Inn s r1br Wad.
nlittags am 9ienitag.
trans ItIantiid)e Soft.
Wittlpod), 10. MGrs, I'M 10 llbr
Abenos. nad Srnnfreid per Ganl-
pier so @retogne" pia SABRE (ait-
bere Sdnoer miiiicu per ga Gre
tagne" aoreiiirt iein); nad europa
(Ientidlano bret cinidlieBeno),
Mfrifa unb Sitinoien per Eompfer
n9eiiiiflanb" pia NIpniol,tb Gber-
boure uno &omburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Sreitog, II. MGr5, 3 lt6r Nodm.,
llod) ben I5oren-Snieln pcr Gonlpfcr
BON Solton; nm Z llbr Nbcnba nod)
europa, Nfrifo nlro Sitinoicu per
Gumpfer yEbilaoelpbio" uiu F(ps
mouth rno Gberbourg; nod europa
(rnlr lpe5leu a6reiiirtc) per Gulnprcr
vGcltic". pio GueenStomn; nm 70 ((br
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Nrieipoit) per Iompicr yEcnnIplpo'
Mo" pia Sombllrq.
g 0 il mad g ii s. un6Gentral.
inert ia Sc It etc.
Mittmodbai0. WGr5, ltnl- 10 llhr
N(benos, nad7s Gubu t%Qenobnlid)e
@rieie miiiien ipe5ieQ oorciiirt icir),
Nueoton lmb Gampcd)c per Camper
YOicrico"; nod @ernntOn per Gon1s
pier .Erillct Wrorgc"; rlod, &olnoico
per Gompfer BON GDil0oeIpbio.
Gonncrltog, #. MGr5, nm 10 l(br.
g(benoa,a nof !Saiti per Gumpfcr
nErins Niuem Der Critic; nQd) oen
@nbonto, per 9ontpicr nNiAllollclu".
Ircitoh ~. Wl0r& 10 llbr gbctoa,
nod Bermuda per G%onIplcr oSermlt'
oiun"; nod Forto Hico, Curacao mo
Gcnc5uclo per 1ontpIcr oEhiloocl-
pbia"; nnd) Slrf'S E2lullo mo 60
nlinicuu Hcpltblif per Compiler oNl.
gonQuin"; nod) 6ortule >alon0 mo
Somaicn per 9umpicr oErtn5 Goa.
dim; nah Den Vuh0Hna per Ganls
pier non Mtionli, SlN.; n0d Yernunts
bllco uuto Nobio per Compiler v9ioS
Slo".
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ton id)IieBt bier tdalid) UNI 3 llbr
Hu6mittogS; nad Gubo, pia Gam.
pa, tGglib linn 1 llhr Na6mittagS;
nod Gotta Mico, SonOnraS, Nicaras
qua (Sitfiiite), Saioaoor unb @ilo.
temolo, pia Meip.S Orleans, tGglih nm
10 llbr 9lbenos; mad Der StaOt
Werifo nm 2 llbr Nodnittags limb
10 lt6r abenoS.
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NbcnoS, nod Sopoh &orcn uno Chi
ia pio Scottlc.
Sonmtog, II. MGr5, lnl I ll6r
slbenbs, nod Snuoii, Sopon, &oreo
lnb China piu Son 6roncisco.
EoIt nab Sapon 9orco. China II.
Den Ebilippinen, pia &%oncouper,
q. g., ihlieBt bier t0glih lltn I llbr
9lbcnos bis 5lim 70: Wfdr5; nod Yll
ltrolicL Meu Seelono, Nell,Goleoo.
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=. Is, tGglidl nm ! llbr- NbcnoS bis
5lrm 81. MGr5.s n.r
Noti 5. iNoSi @riciporto lit nod
alien irembend2Gnoern ii alsgenom.
men @roB6ritdhnien nno Srlanc,
Canada; @teyifeo Fanrmsa, 6llbo ul1b
Sbangboi, pb''boiitl6f 'gleih Dem
beimiidcn Torto iitJ, mit 'folat: 6iinf
Gents fir oie crite ltnae uno brei
Gents fir iene meiiere Hinge ODER De.
rem 9rltftbeil. nnh mllB poaig Dor.
ausbe5nbIt fucroenLi a%noereniaQs miro
Ser ooppelte 9etrag ant 9eitim'
mlngsort coGeftirt. Seit Dem i. So.
nuor 1909 lit Dos 9rieiporto nod
9elltidlano, penn oireft iiber Gee
beioroert, ooiielbe, mie tas einbeimi.
ide. %. Sail Sarris,
Eoitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

9tr. $3.50. yes 3lerlId)e mo tlelos
I0me Wo0eu lit paiicno fiir Die ieBt
moocrnen onldnlie9enocn Stofie.
Hiullc GaIbmcre. nit creme Heou De
Soie fiir Die llntertuilIc, mcroen iiir
Dies Wlllter bcnllbt. Gle Cattle bat
cincn Ducitcn 0ciGItcltcn 9(crmcl, Der
ON Rod inter elmer 9anoidGrpc
oHer eilcm @iirtcl bcicItigt lit. los
O'ilitcr folnmt III . @r0ben: 6, s,
10, - mo # &obren. Sir ole Int
ttrtaille lit I Darb 27-5oa. Stoffes
nnb 5H DorOS iiir ooS aleio iiir Die
s &abr @roBe notbig.
Gin Wlritcr oieicr grt miro ocgcn
Cinielbung bon 10 Gts. III Silbcr
cocr @ricfmorfen an irgcno cine
Nbreiic Ncionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Baf9iustom- 08entut
-oes-
"Deutf&en gorre(ponoent,"
@m. Sannemann,
1915 IaripnsS trafe, N.s@.,
tuu Musciacu unp geitenansen eutaegsn &C.
upmmen iuerbeu.
Spfalbcrid,tc ans @aibingtun.

Gin ncuer 9iirgerpereln.
Gle .9incoln Yorf Giti5ens Nlins
ciotion" lit nit :. u. Gomnros oils
TrGiioent, SEQ. Il. 2infina ais Tlcc'
Er1iioent, Charles y. Hloroni1 OILS
Scfrctor unb 2. :. Sage ais Shos-
meiitcr oraoniiirt morhen. Sr. VI. w..
Sernlonn, GrGiioent Der pSiloo't'
@oibinoton GitiScnS I%iloclotlon,"
lpor %oniucieno unb ioate in elmer an-
iprod)e, or lei irob, baB lem Serelrl
iebt Die llnteritilbiln9 ciltc5 5lpeltell
Tereins hoben ipiirbe, GerbelIeruns
oen fir oc1 Stoottheil ST. e%rlalgc1.
Gr boiic, oob Ole @cidn9nllle bolo
aus Dem 0itlihcn 1bcil cntiernt uno
sic StroBcn poiiirbor iperoen mir.
Ben.
Grbielt goIbcne Ghren'
freu5.
Sronf :. Sobotfo, einScrtrmnenS-
Glerf I'M Gicnitc Scr oitreidJiid.un.
9oriidcn 9otihpit, lit nit benz goI-
osnen GbrenfrcrB nit Der arone BON
Safer Sranf Soieph belohnt poroen
IN Nuerfenmung %ieincr Eflid]ttreue.
Sobotfa lit IN &oibingtorl geborcn
ltno er5o9en mo nit elmer Imerifa,
nerin perbeirotbet.
Sammeritein' g cHtf:
Ssfor Sommcritein lpn',' o'ele
Gage in @oibington lnb t.eafe ellen
olls bcn Serreit 6. y. Stel'poaepD
Charles 5. 9ea, Ger. Y, SomIlthn,
Charles 6. @Iopcr ur,N Wiltol &.
gilcs beitcbenoen eomite Der Aftio-
nare oes oeplonaer ~Notioyacn S(u.
oitorium.Soac' einen Vlt nor fir
Die Grridtr'lls, Siass eaasTRbeu Opern.
bauies. !!Nitem III 3pb abitldaia
beidicoe zen f--antpcomlte iogte, Die
tSerre,,, uelde ibr @eIo fir Die Solle
bcrh 'ebelt bGttcn, bciiirlporteten bic
-r9 elmer aroben Safe fiir Ole
..ns bon Gonpentionen, Spern,
~peoter.G oritellunaen etc.
ltniperiitGt 10 d If it.
Su elmer Geriommlung Der Scr,
moItunigsbeboroe Ger George @aib.
ington.ltniperiitot," bie an MontaQ
Glbcno I'M agrlington-Sotel" itatt'
fonb, berihtete ErGlibent Charles
@inis Neeobom, bob Die ~llniperiitdi
IN bieiem Sabre BON 1923 Stubiren'
ben beilidt miro, cine s3unnobme bon
264 iiber ben p~orjabri9en @eiuf. g,
Ginfiinfte blrf Shulgeloer betro1er
in bieiem Sabre $1t1,OOO, $t2.t1:
mebr, OILS i'm 8oriabrc, Gin aus ErG.
iioent Neebbanl, Senrp 9. i. Wac-
forlonb, Hidter Sbomos $. Nnoer.
ion, Sennen Servings, CHARLES :.
@olcott unb 6ronf Goion beltebell.
bes Gomite erbielt Den sluitrog iiir
bos Iuibrinaen zines Gnbomment.
SonoS bon elmer Miaion Collars 81,
mirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

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2onoesthsiIen, pornebmlit ben
Siioitooten. - @rpBartige Dor.
b%ereitungen iiir einen Garnepal
bclrtc Notmittag unb Abeno.
Iicies lit bic y4aufmanns. Wot)e"
fir Baltimore. Plus allen 2anoes.
theil1n t%reifen, Der Ginlaoung Solge
leiiteno, sic aoutIeute bier elm, ge.
ionoers 5obIreih iinO bis iest Die aus
benz Siioen erihienenen 2dufsr, mel
DIE oas Ingenebme nit Dem Niisli-
den perbinoen unb hire SrIbiabrs.
ginfauic MAIDEN, nobel Die Staot iibs
rigens nitt iflaht iGbrt. 9eitern
purben Die @dite in Ser Stoot ber'
umgefiibrt, uno am Ibenb ianben
Gbeoter.@ eieaitaften itatt. Sir bell.
tie lit oos namIihc Erogrumm IN
IuSiiht geltellt.
Cos Sorptarcignib Der @ohe falt
alf belte. SIS lit Der groBe Gorne'
bal i'm Nortb-M rcnuesG oiino. 3ieier
pielieitige @crgniigungs.I empel lit
ousitlicblid) Dem Yerein Der San
oalsreiienben unb aoufleute fir Die.
fen Gag sur llnterbaltuns uno Be
mirtbung Der @aite 3rr 8eriiigung
geIteIlt iporoan. Ger Garnepal. mel
der BORT o~bgebolten ipiro, peripriht
in Baltimore in iei'lN Art ein3is oa.
5uiteben. ,"
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lno lHoen iid al.d nidt 10 raid
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9~ Experimentation eeItern iuieoer
(gan5 beoeutenoe Sortidritte eemadt.
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ser IrBeniuelt mieoer aufgeaommen,
obcr Die Gerbinomg Der criteren
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eeitern mieoer nnterbrofen. Mud lit
ser Selepbonpertebr, ipc5iel IN Git
II Horboit.g Baltimore, nod Iebr mans
gelboit. Na inb bort begann 5nnr
boS Selepbon IN Mftion III treten,
uno bas alineeln ipurbe nit 8ergnii.
gen pernonimen. Die .9beiapeafe II.
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p6onuerfebr NIT Annopolis, Naib.
ington, Sreoerid, Nep-Dorf uno
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hie ,Goniolioateo 8as anb glec-
tric Company" orbeitet f%ieberbaft an
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ibrer eleftri-
ldJen @eleiihtumgsanlooe, nnb &C.
tern gbenb bronnten in iait allen
Stubtgcaehben Die clettriidcn 2iftcr
miebcr.