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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
y ultimurc 0ampf.4 afct.Gumsanuic,
cue nno 8u%berIdffae 9ai.Qinit.)

NIle Hlo 8uherlnllt1e VdtsStnte.)
Sie %creinigie Staateus goit hef6roernb.
eaIhpier n5ipttoa," Britannia" unb yNlabama"
Sampler iabren tdnItd. Sonrtaes nuSae.
TcmmGn ION ben Bob Cine 9ters Rr: o Biz
6S.30 Nbenbs oireft n16 OLD Boint Comfort,
Horloit NM. Rurtsmoutb. Sra.
81 az Boint Irf6lub an e. & D.sEatn"
nG@ @tfTonh. anberbem oretmaI ole ISde
nnl g&tr9tnta Gahi9ntiou Go" nab Snntes
Nieern.ean6unget lnh Aitbmcno. Gu. an N9rs
tct TllnILnk an r%gtiIantic Gnaft Cine Rabn,"
sNorfoi 3 g%ssttert Sahu. " yNorfoIi & eoItb.
Grn 9eSn Sirginia gabn" nnS "ofb Eomf.
M n.y. 4 9ainpiegg go nn@ Gstubern,. NC.
Dorf. N"' W "''O'
0lobLaeitcn nab europdtt6cm RIan. 9iefe
Sqnlpfccr, BADEN I~ururi6fe antiiten, belize mo
KITS gle. ooer eaI3lpaiers9dbcr. eIeitrtfne
= sfsi 70 S9 9sh1s 75es $l,aoo, $3.50 $500 unS
Gm%s,rIid,fSSt a6nnen piereirf iuerber in ben
SSinhts Strnbe. g. u. q. Office Siooft.Gde Der
gFG rnrt %, mp gaIngsrt.strqbc eoatilsntaI
GbarlessStrabc. Camper init n%llniteo5 Run.
lenlcicarnnbensSbttem nusecftnttct
Rrdftbcnt II. Seu .Manaeer. Gen. BafL .Sieeat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Wits Den StnotS- Snrcanr.

Ger 8ouucrtcur ildt Dem HoubiiidI.
lang elm Gnol III bcrciten. - Csc.
ucroIomuolt Qjcbt Elm wid)tiaca
@utoHtcl iibcr Die 6iiGcrci.@c
iCBc o6.
Na6otm mmmchr Der @cncrulnl.
uuIt Stroua Gin @utndtcl iibcr Ni2
6iidcrci-@cicBc ob9cQcbcn bat. miro
DER @oupcrncllr criuht, oonof iu ic.
ben, DOB 0iciclbcn Douitrr&t un0 ioI.
DE 6ric0cn3ridtcr lucld)c uift nit
HeuiIgcHGer Strcn9c Gcacn otc @c.
ictc3il62rtrctcr uor0ebgrL sur 6c6en.
ihait Gejogeu mer0eH. Mn ictncut
@utahten mgiit Scr @cucrulumoIt
oui Bic Sbotinfc Bit ooB in oucn
9S0llcn no in Qeipiiicn (bciIcn Ser
Gbciapeofe 8oi m10 Den BARN elm
miin0pnbeu @tlp6iiern oo9 Iiidcn
nit 9tctqn pcrbotcn lit, Die @cb0rOIl
crmGd)ti9t iino, 9}cbc, @ootc etc. jll
couii55ircL un0 oie 6ricOcnsrid)tcr
8cboIten iino, bic @cicb5aiibcrtcctcr
I'M $50 }u bcitrnien.
Ger @uuuCrnCur III 6 + T1s
ipcftion2fuG
@ouDcrncltr Grot6cra tritt hUltc III
9tQlcitunQ Ger Mit0licocr Don Der
Shcuiiidr GonmiiIion cine Iobrt Die
Gbciopcofc-@ni binob al. mn sic 2lr-
belt Der GoWmiiijon IN 9nu9cnlhciu
III ncbmcn. Cic 1obrt miro cine
Aun}c Mod)c in Nniprud) ncbmcn.
@ci Dem NnloIic miro ser @olrucr1Cltr
mnhrihrmIid Mod Nun, Noiton,
Cambridge, SoIiHburU. Gri9iielo,
&conorotomn ullo on0crc Nrtidoitc1
btiud)cn. p'..
Ter @ouocrnCur Ciu0cIu+
Sen.
Gin Gonlitc Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
den @cicaihoit bon @oltimorc-Golun
IN prod gcitcrn inn @ouncrncur2.@ii
rcou Dor m0 lllo @ocuiclbcn 5ltn BE
iudl Der Gimonium, 6oir am 8. Sep.
tentber elm. Sr. GmcrIon Grot6cr>
nuhm i'm 9}nucn Gc2 @oltucrucura,
Scr lid IN Clifton bciono, ole Ginlos
Sung oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Der slucitc Sdynk.

Ger ugtoro6itlicbc Stat Tcr6ono'
pcr6ffentIiht fem 3meitc9 Girflt
lar be5iiglih oc@ 9oltimorcSfo
CURRIERS'. - @irO an 1000 @en
5elrittcr gcianOt. - Ger @ort
Iuut 0cIiclbeu.
Ger yIoro0itIiMe Sfot Gcr6ano'
bot gCitern iciu 3~lucite& Girllllor be
5iiglid oe$ am s. Scptcmbcr Itott
fin0enOcn aroBcn 8nltimorer Stot
EurnierS peroffeutlidt. GoiieIbc &c
.longte in cirtn 1000 Grcmplorcn SIN
Gericn0plgr uuo bot iplgeupeu @ort
Iaut: .,}ar ,a.t.. a
- Baltimore, ocn 10. 9Iuguit 1909
8eebrter SerA@ G@ r.
9e5ugnebmeno mi unicre GinIu
buItg bonn ,. Nil6ilit ipii1tihcn nil
Belite bin5u 81 fitBerL DOB mir Don
alien Seiteu rllr misunderstanding
.rid)tcn erbuIteL mo Dab oa9 Dol.
timore Guruicr mo1rid)einlid be.
oeutenO groBcre @ctbeiIi9ung bobcll
miro, ais man crlportet bntte.
Baltimore miro iijr ollie Sale Pin.
iteIten t%rcffeu, bod lit ea ulbcOingt
notblpenOig, ooB mir, ioboIO ais
mogIid eriobrcn wic &iclc iid) be
tbeiIigen DerOcu.
3ll biciem 3wcdc Icgcn mir cine
o0oreiirte @oitfortc Del nto crlll.
den mir Gle freuuOlidit hieiclbc TO-
.boIo olS m0gIid) u"ntcrihriebciG c.
rerIei oh g%iinitig oOcr niht, Hlriid
5it ienoen. gSir oriidcn uotilrIidy
ben 8lnid ans, oob &brc Nltuort
0uiageno iein miro.
Sn fat allen anOcrcn StGOtcn
mar man %ge5pungen, lid ouf cine
piel groBere 9ln5abl SpicIcr mo III
monden 6Guen ooppeIt 10 picl Dor.
5ubereiten, olS cintroicil. @icrourd)
plroen bic l~lHfoitcu bcoeutcno or
B0bt un0 Die Yreiic OcuUnnd) pcrflci-
merit.
gBir MAIDEN sic guns ~bcionOer9
ouf beigelegtc, nit Dicler 4tilbc aus
gearbeitete Sabcaen oufmertinnL Die
ais Gidtidnllr fir Die YreiSpertDeis
lung 0ienen iucrOen. Sic f0nnen
oaral1S eriebelt, oaB mir unier gegcs
beneS @ort boItel. gnltott 10 bis
90 gro5ent Der GintrittSgebiibren
fir Yreiie 5u periuenoen, mie Dies
bel ben meiiten groBen Surnieren
Der 6aQ wor, merben mir geraOe OaS
Gntgegengeiette tbrn uno so Bros
sent bis So Yro5ent Oes @iuioteS fir
8reile ouSgebeu. llno III oieieu 90
beaeu iino Die geItiiteten &reiic nod
nidt nal nit einbegriiieu!" lleber
bieIen Sunft IN unIerem N1Giten
mebr.
gas Brogrnmm miro icbr einfot
fem. Sonntog, Ben 5. September,
Sormittags: @mpfang Ser ouspGrti.
gen @1ite. Nadber 3eIegoten = 81.
sung oeS 5tpeiten Gongreiie8 ocS
Rorooitli6en Sfot = 8erbanbeS bon
9merifo. NadmittogS: @roBcS
yMorplono Grab Seat" an benz
Shore" bes 8ermonia Surnper.
ems, mobei gtaeS frei iein miro.
stbenOS; @orleiung in Der n@ermo.
nia = WGnner6or 8 Sole. Mpntog,
ben 6. September (2obor 9op) Gors
mittagS: 3iebune fir Site II. |. 10.
lin 1 llbr finoet ooS erIte uno UNI
Z ubr gbenOs Oos 5lueite 9roBe Cur.
nier itott. 0ienItoS Nbcno: Oil.
oieae BreiSbertbeilllng.
Sn Iubetrodt Der mabriheinlifen
Ibmeienbeit pieler orSmGrtigenS pics
Ter, peIhe idon Montog S(ben0 SUI
riidreiien iper0en, pltroe bcifloiicn
jeoem Spielcr, eincrIei oh 8cluirmcr
ODER nift, boS Gciultot 10 bolb oils
mogli6 burd) Die Toir 3u5uienOen.
9ieie Helterung miro jeoeniola ollel
Mitipielarn gefaaen.
Mit @en5eloruB
Ger 0orboitli6c Sfut . &crbonO BON
Mmcrifa,
&. $. @tem II, GrGii0cnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

Hattonol=8antcn.
,Sbc plb Sufuu Gatipaal YaHf," @ahs uno
Grctersetrabe. Sacob 70. govt. gratIoeHt;
9eHrD D. Jieoue, I1iiirer.
p3wsite @attOnai.$ani," 432 SIosgronorunU
gS. g.. Ndgner, %5f1titrer.
~,g9citcru National Nnnt," ID Toros9utnip'Str
.aarmcrs anb Mcrdants National Sani."
Soutb' uno 9ombarosStrabe.
--
Stoots Banter.
r9eutiae Bons pUu S%altimore," Baltimore
Ino 9oIioao.S trdbe. @upult 8eber, Brdi'
bent; g. 3. Slot, ~S6abmeiiter.
Spar.8anfen.
,,9cutfhe eparbant puu gaitimGre," @iltutp'
mo BuItimoresStraBe.
.,St. SdmeS Sparbanf," 8aItiutoresS trabe utlo
@uIfum 9ouiesAoeriP,
SruItsGompagnie'n.
,Marnlanb fruit Co.," Norbnedsgde gaIbett'
nnS Serman,S tr9be; "a 2. 3tmmernlan:
Serbs opener, Jun, QiiIfss56nsmeiiter;
San Srinrcr. SiilfSsS ciretdr.
Baltimore Sruft & Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
guil0ln9.
M0Oofateu.
aarl u. ID. sMplt, 126-t29 2aio gutletue.
@Hftnpus aurb, 261-269 gaIoert 9uilotra.
2anotuirtbldaitllde @erQtbe uno
S0mcreien.
grfffitb & Euruer Co., 2O6 Ror6.9nca.sfrabc
Warmor. ll10 @rauits@ erfe.
g. Stlsdrtuer & eBbus, 714--7tS a8eft'SaIii'
moresStrabe. $"
BIumbing, Furnaces, Hanges uno
Scfeu Sahocden mo &innen.
9suurtt Bros, 523 TorO' reulont.gOeuu
&iipicrIhmicSe uno TIumbers.
5ubu Subert, 17t4 9bamrsse trabe. 6. & 3,
GeIepbpn: gBulte 1909.
6cller.8
n9lugal Sninrnree 60. Of ei0erpnpl," Germ
VI. BnrtieIos acknowledgements, 1Ol-102
p0ermanin 8euer : @ertherunas : @eieaihaft."
baltimore uno N~ortbsStrd6e.
@~t9ettbunS : ggentcn uno SGnolcr.
Bisrre s. 9u8an & Nepbep, 10 Ofts2srinetOn.
Strube.
Sufi6mieo- Sltbc6or.
G.. eeott Eapns So, 962-364 RorbsGsan'e Str.
- ~. 81
Goblcn mo SoI5.
Ssnra ", Bon 1eins, $50 Go~Iumbtasgbenue.
8fonolcib- 8eI6dfte.
"eoHfoItOattO sSan Co." 1 gorbsSnb'Str
8ialto8 un0 Sraeln.
gtos. 81. aticff, 8 Ioro.9tbertbs strase
gSni. 8unbe & 80, Barfs9lbe. lIo Sabet.esStE
Sapier uno Bopier.Giiten.
Smith, TiEpn Co., 105-1C7 Sanopers Strake.
Vledplattcn, W(etaQ, etc.
ehen, 6ontltn & So. GHeorpurirtt, 1919
SoloerftorsS trnbe.
9etettip. Igentur.
Gationai cst"etips eerriee. 8. M. sarb, @e.
i6dftSflRrer, gr. $50, 2otu .ebiloing, baIii.
more, OIO. &bonc ct. 8unI 1900.
yanltrtcnu Detective ageucD," Charles 0ojIs
mann, @ct9dftsftjter, $40 @Qntta6lesBloq.,
Baltimore. no. 96one: e.. e. R. ct. Raul
2027; @Ubmure; 6. & g. Goife 1861.
Spanhnner d Sdlnitbt, 9tn6foIeer bon Smitb,
sSeli q Gpuns, sos 9dloert guiIoing.
2eihCnbeItottsr.
saueer G S1bnc, 170s-f7f0 Canton sgloenue.
Gih. @ppt, Roribs uno 8reeumountssloelue.
Sricoboic.
rennbpn garf Gemetera." giireau: 81 gseTt'
Sdratoa1sGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

* nu q a - or ,,.n4 ..
oubcrt g Mi,h,rn o"" o.ut'
rih in, TcI,t;hnr ,nno ~, '",o
brribtrt IN onn5nn Sn,, ern,","'
nra IrI qotEnrinc mff;,," ," ,nn
nra @~mnno.ionntnn. nIr;. 49, %r
Tiroinirr ,n,S N,,foG,, IS.'
n-cmnrrot;;hrm Wr%fna, S% "l',''
hiootcr 1rnr,, M $50
Inf IL nod m,rti,r,~n H", h.4
Iro,, NihnrSin,, H. 49,,
Sej,rn Is Tnn;s ,,i+ ,,.on o'b
idpri asni,en nc,, ~ ;t
irinc WnrinErrr (, o S"p
@roi,rn mnrc,, 5, y m "u.' psS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

VDldIsSnIdfpn9Ions la6 NelpiYlorf ffnb be-
retf 5niil fSebrau6 In Der Gar.beus iinb oh,
TopdlsStnttoH I'M 1906 NbenbS.
lor'sSaagons, GpeiGeratsn etc. iue.ben fhneH
beloret per 2elepbon in alien fo!eenben Atuet
gtireaur: ebar,ess nrb Baltimore Strobe, G. q
Glt. 3~tohalsSfation !. & g., Wt. SERMON 3f2S:
9arioen'S Station SHfot ulatiols.gfrenn q. & g.,
ct. HonI SAC. oher m,b, gourtIanS 272e, uri
gr. h26, Glns9roaoipab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
G%bciapcafc GtcamIbip Gumpann.

6beiapcafef2intc:
Uhr Hurfptf. DID 9utnt Comfort u. ben Sfben
ta0lt6, atsgeH, Sonniaa. nm $50 Abenos.
Dort 9iiuer 2iuie:
Mad Ourf Gtuer.2anoungcn, ReE. nuh
9id1muHo
EteNftag. 9onnerftde un0 GamItaa nm
3 1lbr 9lbenbS.
SiitetGhrcnur
l19, f27 nuo 2f7 SftsSnltimpre .StraBe,
nno BOG. Rurbs6hnrGcs, Strubr.
@oliptnllrcanr, Gtgbts un0 2eesStr., Baltimore.
C1uli1 49,
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Sorri$ 6ridt SIT cr

SnrriS 6ri6t 5u ian mem.
&na fnltc aIciGQjIltiNc McicnL 0nS
Clic &orria, ser D}0rOcr BON &enion
GoOlc BON p-Gountp 3llr
Sdou trllg, mod)te gcItcrn ci1em
00n5lidcn 3linnumenbrud 4Iob, ais
Hciicrion SurriS, Der &utcr Ots @c-
iongcncn, OcnicIbcu I'M StuOt Sc
f0n0niB mtiiuAtc. guS Der hinge
Wonn Sen &otcr crblidtc, bc0ann cr
5l >peincn, Gie &ciocn iprohen un-
gcfG6r 5cbn O}inllten in lmteroriid
tenn lpn %5ltinntmcn ln0 Damn alma
Der &nter mcg. NohGcnt Ocrirlbc
fort mar, mari lid Nnrri@ ollf lem
Wager mo pcrbara Sen &opf I'M Sill
len. 4od) elmer Stunoc mar Sarria
inbelicn micOcr bciicrcr Holtnc, illto
OILS ibnl Elm @lo0 Moiicr gccciht mlr
DC, mud)te CT ioQor @iBe. Ter Nor
Ger logtc nof ieincm @clt0nOniB Oclt
@cbeinlpoli5iitcn ooB, peun CT l1idt
Yoole ern1orbet bate, er niemals 0el1
Nn9riif olif Die Iuntc Qcn1odlt bobe1
milr0e. 0orri9 miro I'M @ciGnqnib
bleibe1, bis iid Die NuireQrtlg in
Rodpllc gclcgt fat. Gr lpurDe &c
tern olld pom cincm Eoitor beiudt.
Gin SbCil Der Sdronftbiirr, bintcr
lucld)cr Der 9cidnom Don Goolc uli-
0cfun0en ipllro5 mo bic nit @Gut be,
Il0elt lit, miro nuG Baltimore oc.
brod)t, nm Die bIllti3cu 6iuQcru6.
oriifc nit Den Gin0ero6oriidtn Don
9drri2 81 pcrglclhcn.
Mhttcr iuht So6n. - rSm
bicli0ct 0cttid)cn &oniulnt lit cin
Sdrciben Der pcrmittmctcn 6rou Mo
tbtlOe Sd)miot Don N~o0cr6orn.
Gentldlloa0, onQcIungt. in melfcnl
Oic 6ron S6miot nm Nllaflulft il6cr
ibrcn Sobn Nlbcrt S6miot, Scr 1886
nod Nntcrito mtSmonoertc, triltdt.
Non Scup Wfine, Socour.Gountn,
Nelt-YtCrico, ans ihricb or 5llln lcetcrl
Male an icine Muttcr. IIbcrt
Sd)mift lit 50 Sabre oft m1o Giicn-
bubnld)loiier bon Yroieiiion.
Ncuc ;fopcrioncr 9rii.
Der, - Pm Scltc WoriG @imncl-
iobrt cmpiinNen in ser Sopcac NcS
Mt, ct. SolCpb Golleg" 81 GmltlitS.
hir1, Nh, bic iol1enocn iltllacn
V}onticr 0o@ S~rocnSflcio scr Robe
rlaiter: .. .s
bGborlcN Montonn, GbonspiQc,
,Sno.,. jcBt 9rltocr @~enbcfinitS
COMM Code, Houispiac, ap., lett
Sriloer Gblpir;
GenntiS Gomnep, Gbicogo, Jest
9riloer Gutbbcrt;
Sar1cS Woboncp, Bolton, je6t
9ruber George;
antbroic Glorf. @elt.2 louisville
SIP, iebt 9rllbcr Silucrius;
Ebllipp G%bonlpiolt, Meit.9olliS.
bile, ap" lest 9riber Y6iIibert;
SenrD GoIc, Gli3obetbtoun, 9u..
iett @rnoer HoulilulS;
Venianlin IriScoll, 9ouiSpiac,
SEP, iett Srubcr Nnbroic;
~
Sinion @orIonN, %2ouiapiac, au.,
Jest @rlloer 8ertrom;
9ertrnm Bitter QoitiSpiue, SIN.
iebt 0rnber Gominic; ls
gnorelu 6errn, SoniSuiHe, ap..
iebt @ruoer Stepban;
9oriS 90 Belle, 0roui0ence. o.,
s., iebt @rtlber Iionpiills.
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iyIE11IFlMggNQlnm
RAILRCADS

@rpreb6iiee n3see Stanbe cnf bic etnabe" boz
BET GnmoensStdiion Ildh Gsaibingtun an
gSodeniaeet 700 8ornt. bis 500 abenbs.
Srilbere slbfobrt bon BET Mt. RopabStniton.
3treftc 9erbiueaup In scr nenen iiatuus
station ~ &aihinatpa nit aiea iibltd seAen.
oen Gluten.
ssaitinsioH, eerlaNen mt. w%obaLetatton:
i11:6s.. sii,55 Sorm. '12'iS, tis'Ss, 'fi.sS.
'2.4S, 1890. *4.16, 1853. +5.55 Saa6m, $500.
1855. 800 Wimitsol. 1880. *it.2s abenbs.
getlaiien Gambler. Citation: 800, *6.t5, te.20,
200, 1920. 800, 1920. +a.O0, $1,000, t1t.0x
Norn, *1z.0o. ti2,02, 1880, t1.00, 81. 05.
t S;dS; '$ 4S9 ts 80 Il t! q b 40 e % 3 e 20 tssSsa
(pImitcb(. 1000, *iO.o5. *l1.O5, '1I.32 abbs.
5reeeti6, Ganben's tntion, t7.95 unb S9.16
Bornl., HES. 1850 nno 1870 Ja6m.
Sageys.oun. Wlt. 8opoI Station, t1.4b Born,
t'3,5G 9tatnt. Garnsen. Staticn. 1875. 1904
BORN, 1850. t4.o0 Nad1m.
Rugaf Bine 2ine
rad, HbttaoeIshia uns WewIDurt.
geter terminus an Der 9teiuH63tpdn3iafien
@trabe. sstn'Dorf. beauer1 mad SoteIS uni
AIttlAEEH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

3eitungen 3eitidrifteu, etc.
,,s1e Baltimore geps Co.," Snp.O @bereroH'
bic, @ei6dftSfiibrer, 31S 8eit'Se urlaH'Sir.
9au MaterialiGn, Sblren, SenIter'
ra9men, 2aoen, etc.
9ames .. Softer & Co., 115-117 Sho'Trebe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
&; Rincrs SrqnSport. So,
Tanipfer.2inie.

Hrndjt unb 9nHcgiere.
Rndl Bolton hub benz Often.
Sonntus. 9ieHitaa mo Sreitde. 9 ubr NhenoS
BAD Rruuibcnee uuo oem Often.
Sonntng, Wittipod1 mo Sreiida, 8 ubr NbenoS
= NadI Reiupurt Heius.
IdgIld,, miseenpr1ule1 Sonnerftag II. SumItda
6 ll6r Mbenos.
. Srnh. nnaenommsn tdgIib big 5 tibr Tadon
fir ~benleIDen 5ng fabreloe Iuinpfer,
Eadl Sapannab uno Saficunint.
Ysontng. altttiue6 uno SSreItag, q ulr Mhenos
Saupt.@iiredu: @ermnns uno piebtsStr.
Ut3,I&G-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19


Ser onalnoti5 6rou
SSrene Npe, bon Eronlrop, o, bGlt
iid sur 3eit bel ihren GItcrn, @rn.
uno 5rou Sonlea Gbeiterton Nr.
t460. @iqinmItroBc, bciudamciie
ouf.
= 6roli 5rouf Z. Wo9ncr uuD
Sobn bon Nr. 9i1, Ghmonbion.9 (pc.,
nerlebcu Den Monot Nlt0ult inn Gbc-
Aupeofe Sous 6it 9ettcrton.
= Srdu GbarlcS adufnomn polt
Ir. 1720, Oil 9oftimoreittobe. be.
fihoet lid bel Seripdnoten il, Yorf,
Eny dHi @eiud.
49, 6rou 9. Hei5enitein bon Nr.
100, &cnnoritroBG bot lid uod Glib,
burn a5nrf, us, begeben. trd.e
Rnnof ob mad u aibin q.
ton. Iie Gbeiopeofe Bead SO.
bot arrangements oolenoet uao
perfanft Jest Hunbrciie 9iuete tod
@oibington. Gic Heiic ihlicBt cine
fhone dabrt per G%ontpier cream.
lonb" Die Gbciopcofe Dol binuntcr
nod Gbeinpeofe Bead Gin, no oell
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@arnlanb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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DISCRIMINATORY. sate GshSm SsvieGyrsss
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ruit.@ompagnie'n.
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lIHo SermnnsStrabe; g.. 9. Zimmerman,
Yrdfioent; carroll Ban 9teb, S1nemetiter;
Serbs spencer, Jun, SiilfssS6nemeiiter;
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Baltimore Srnit d GUARANTEE Co.," EQUITABLE
guiI0iHg.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

Private advices received here indi-
cate that Howard Elliott, president
of the Northern Pacific, has arranged
his affairs so that he can be here
about March Is, and that he will be
glad to explain his attitude on the
gateway controversy at that time,
states Portland report. It is also
understood that his proposed trip to
the coast next month has to do with
preliminary plans in connection with
the projected Hill extension from Pas
co to Adrian.
This feeder will connect at Pasco
with both the Northern Pacific and
the North Bank, and at Adrian with
the Great Northern. 1t is known that
the Hill people intend to begin act
i've construction work on this line
this coming summer. The line taps
an immensely rich and fairly we'll de-
velopej agricultural district, and be-
sides will give that territory as we'll
as the eastern and central Washing
ton territory now tributary to the
Great Northern, as an outlet to the
Portland market via the water-grade
haul over the North Bank. With
rates which will be common with
Puget Sound points, millions of dol
lars worth of business will be di-
verified from Seattle and Tacoma to
Portland, as the expensive haul over
the Cascades will be obviated.
1t is planned to have this 90-miles
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
SIXTY
COMING HERE
IOWA PEOPLE TO BE
HERE SATURDAY. TO SETTLE
ON EAST WENATCHEE LANDS
NEAR ROCK ISLAND.

The colonist rates become effective
in the east today and local railroad
people are expecting a great deal of
travel on the Great Northern from
the east, commencing the latter part
of the week.
A colony of from 40 to so people
will be here on the No. 8 train.
These are mostly from Geneva, Will
oughby and other northern Iowa To-
calities. These people are to settle
on the lands under the southern ex-
tension of the East Wenatchee canal,
near Rock Island. These people were
induced to come west through the eff
forts of Rev. Peters and B. F. Leeiy.
There is a great movement west
ward and railroad people are expect
ing the biggest immigrant business
in the history of the railroads. Max
Bass was quoted last week as saying
that he was getting on an average
of 5000 inquiries per day regarding
the northwest country. A Spokane
man who returned last week from an
extended trip east, stated that fully
80 per cent of the people he met were
contemplating coming west either for
a trip or to locate permanently.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
BIG PRIZE PIP
PIN EMbA[MED
M. r. MARR'S WOLF RIVER AP.
PIE THAT WON FIRST HONORs
AT SPOKANE PERPETUATED
BY MErAIlz1Se fkocEss.

The shagu Won Hiyer apple that
carried of first honors at the recent
Spokane apple show, where it was
pronounced to be the most perfect
specimen of its kind on exhibition,
is to be preserved for the admiration
Of future generations of apple grow
ers BY treating it to the secret pro-
cess known as "metalizing" that has
been so successfully applied to flow
ers, the officers of the National Apple
Show association have succeeded in
perpetuating this splendid sample of
Washington's chief fruit, so that 1t
will be at once a thing of beauty and
a joy forever.
After being metalized the apple
was bronzed, gilded and mounted on
silver pedestal In its finished
shape it was then forwarded to w. r.
Mari, of Wenatchee, in whose or
chard it first saw the light that kissed
the roses to its cheeks.
Marr's horticultural triumps meas
ured 171a inches in circumference
and weighed 81 ounces.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
WAS STUDYING
PAVING MATERIAL
ENGINEER C. G. WARD SPENT
SEVERAL DAYS ON THE SOUND
FOR THE PURPOSE OF SEEING
HOW OTHER CITIES PAVE.

Engineer C. G Ward has returned
from several days trip to the Sound
for the purpose of investigating paw
ing material. He was at Tacoma,
Seattle. Bellingham and vancouver,
studying the methods Ind materials
used in the paving Of the streets of
those cities.
Mr.. Ward is firmly convinced that
Wenatchee avenue should be paved
with either brick or creosote wood
blocks. He has a strong leaning
towards the latter but does not care
to make public statement regarding
the matter until after he has had a
conference with the street committee
of the city council. Mr.. Ward does
not think that asphaltum would be
suitable to the city on account of eli
matte conditions.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
To PASS OCEAN
SUBSIDY BILL

Washington, March 1.-Relying
upon a poll just completed, an at
tempt will be made tomorrow to pass
through the house without an amend
ment the Gallinger ocean subsidy
bill already agreed to by the senate.
The fate of the bill largely depends
upon the numerical strength of the
republicans in attendance. If there
is a good attendance the bill may
pass by small majority, but II there
is a slim attendance 1t will be de-
feated.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
NOTED HORSEMAN
DIED TO-DAY.
(By Associated Press.

Los Angeles, March 1.-E. J.
lucky Baldwin died at Arcadia this
morning.
Baldwin was 81 years of age. The
end came after an illness of several
weeks. He passed quietly away sur
rounded by his family ami friends,
after being unconscious most of the
night.
Baldwin will be buried in San
Francisco His fortune is estimated
at 100000. Many rumors of i'm
d BENDING contest of will have been
made during Baldwin's illness, but
they have not yet appeared in tangi-
BILE form. 1t is reported that the
will contains special statement
denying the existence of more than
one widow, thus providing against
possible contest in that direction.