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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

}Irmce in 3mei @l0ufcleicn prild.
- 0cute beginnt piCQciht cin
oagcmciuc5 lreficu.
Bottom t6. 2hlgut. - Ter crItc
3uiouuucuItoB 5miicbcu Scr rothcu
NHDaiipn3armee, mCldJc bic hiCiiaC
StuOt ciu5unrbmen Dcriuht, mo Der
bloucn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mcIt'
2ebterc mt8ihIieBlib aus Wtili} oc5
Stoutc9 Moiioblictt9 bcitebt. ercia-
net iicb bcllte ndbc @arcbou 1mpcit
Der Cperutionaboii3 5u Sap Goo G9
NOR Ic0iali6 cine El0nfeIci 5miihcn
cIncr 2lbtbeilung GoOullcric ser Gin
Irin9lingc mo Der ,. Brigade ser
Stoot3rnilij. Iie 2Cbterc mar on
ser GuBeritCu Iinfcn 6lonte Der Der.
tDciOiaung3linie uorAciAobcn NOR
zen, lutb Is geIang ibr, 0ie &opoQcric
5uriid3lmericn. Ger 3met ser 2eB-
tcrCu mar oficn6or, 0ic 8loucu aus
Der llmgcbuma non NiiSblc6oro ue0.
5uIodCn lno Dem @eueral @liB @c.
lclcnbeit jll gebcn, nit ser Surpt.
Eobt Scr 9fotbcn 5miihcn &atcUiIlc
un0 MiOoIcboro gcgen Bolton porjus
bringcn. Ticicr EIon miBgiidtc.
General @ep, @cicblabober scr
&loucn, Qob iih nirbt Die bon ben
HotbCn crluartetc 9I0Bc lmO mcigcrtc
iid, Oo3 @roS ieincr 9lrmcc noh Scr
duBcriten Iintcn Glonte 3u pcridjic.
Fen.
6cute 9fohnlittog fom e3 umcit
Scr Noitoncr Stu0tarcnjc 3u cinrm
Dibi1en Gcfeht jpiibcn elmer gc-
liitten Eotrouillc, bcitcbcn0 aus
&opuQcriiten ser S6lpuOrou 2L Dem
0@iiCr Troop" lm0 0en 9icpclc4
&lmOid)oitern ocS 0tirifta Golum-
bio, nit Cincm Gbeilc Ocs s. OtoIiu-
dltiett5 &niontcric,Negimcnt, mcldea
S5crpoitcnOicnIt perri6tctc, Mud
hieicr 2lngriii Der &oooaeric m,roe
5uriid gcidIdAcH mn0 Die 2lnarciier
5oIoppirten 3ilriid 5lr rotben 2lrmee.
Iic 6citoieligfciten Iunren Dicruit
iijr Deute geidloiien. lin Oicie 3eit
IlGnocn lid Die 6ouptmdhtc bcioer
2lrmccn unmcit 0}iOolcton in germ.
ger @nticrnna acacniibcr mo man
ctmortct, Dob Der mor1ige Gog elm
ua0cmcinc5 lrcficn britgen meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Strife III Tort Qiaiam Grcnoct.

Sort MillionL Ont, 1G. 2rla.
49, 2(0c ltritcnOcn Grohtucrloocr Der
nGono0iihcn aciiic.9oGn" febrtcl
Gcutc oil sic 2lrbcit 5uriif Die So.
ianQ ser idwc6cnocn Strcitirdgcn
miro ocm conooihcn Wiuiitcr iijr
9lrbcitcr 2lnGcIcaenGcitcn iibcrIoi.
icn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
oamorrtuiOen rnadIulber

odmorrbuiocn Enadlnlber nc sic nueg
nit Sbmtrjen fpicicn. bic Fepie i6rce eelots
bcrNnbeu uno ilbmlnere arambeien uerur'
iu6eH Aeine Snlbe fem QSaf6mtiiel teill
6llrir nno feline 9niprbuna 1T lm ,Stnnoc.
Tebr 81 tbnn. ais 5l liuOern cir llrldbet
i6mcr iie ulbt eniierncn sluatefs bal lClt
5pnBig fabren Ole 8rCbe pDr oen gerjien
nno Der leibeneen WenibDet beilalloen no
III obne 3peifel bas eiH3ge oerntlnlitBe un6
6uOcridiiine WiitGl qeGen CdmOrrb0ioen. has
big icbl eniocdi iuoroeu it, Froben bon VIVA
feiio perbeH bon r. RCnildoie 4 60, Dor
24it. GeiusOott fre oerdRot
(SiSoSa, ,I&ge)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Sn SritmmerM.
Naturano GrpIOiiOn oGmOirt Sc
bGnOc in GICuclnuo.

3c6u %crioncu icbmcr ocrlebt, 3mci
OcrlcIben wobrihciuli6 t0otIid).
- &dubcr 5ijuoen Nou9 an. -
@cpIimoertca gbcpoor geiciieIt
lmh Den 6lommeu iibcrloiieu -
2I6ernrol@ cin Grobebcn. - Ter
olcrncucitc 9trw.9orfcr 6roucu.
morO,-Gnoc ocS 1lrohtuerloOer-
Stritca ju Sort Niuion. -
nGritc 9iotioual- @onf" Don zip.
toh &uOy uimmt Die 3oblug
lpieocr aui.
GlcOcIou0, 9, tG. 9lllQuIt. -
Cine 9tntlrAoa Grploliou ocmolirtc
btutc &ormittog bu3 picrIt0diac @e-
bGuoc Der .@irif Wiopiug mo Stor.
oac Co." nobel licbcn WtdnnCr lm0
0rci WtQOhen pcrlcbt murocu. 3nei
GcrScBtercn bciinocn lih in fritiihcnt
}llltau0c. Die @iirnncr oco @cbdl-
hca iingcu nod ser @rpIolion 6euer
ln0 nur0cn 5ln qr0Btcn (beil ser
l;Grt. O}nn ihdbt 0cn pcfunidrcn
SduOcn uuf 100000. 0u9 Iuh
Ges @cbGu0c9 mlroc bod in Die Yuit
gticbIcu0ert uno Die cinitiir5cn0r
u0roiihc Woucr iicl ouf :. VI. Ntcs
2corp'a onitoBenOc @irtbidoit, net
dies 8cb6uoc cbcufaIla 5crtriinmcrt
mur0C. Qn8 gIeicbe Sditial crlitl
!. Is. Mlc&ntpre'a 6lciiherInoeu an
Der onocren Scite, oui pel6em oic
iilolicbe Wioucr ei1lItil3tc. Gie Ser
lCtten moren groBtentbeila 2lugc.
itclltc Der o@irid 60" &ier tSubr.
lcutc luurOen inter Oen iuQen6en
2riinlntern bcdrobCn un0 crit bon 0cn
&6i6monnifoitcn lln0 @oli5iitcn Der
olSGcbolt, oIs 0ic 6lonlmcn ibon
oid)t in i6rer 9fd6c miitbetcn. Sri.
Beatrice Gpun8, oic @rhiiibrerin.
crlitt idmcrc @ronOmunocn luo al.
6cre &erIcblngcn. Qic Grploiion
ttot i'm Soltcrrnin cin. Webrcrc
&oiiontcn mllr0cn 0urh ioQcnoc
@oditcinc, melhc bod cmpor Qciblcu-
ocrt morOcn moreL gctroficn, im0 Die
Rlcroc etlider III Ser Babe bnlten0cr
0ubrnertc 9ntGCn ans Shrcdcn iibcr
rcn Norfou Ourh. 6ront @irid, Sc
idl1Itslilbrer Der Gompognic, lit
ldmer uerbrnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

rem mer6r. Ticie5 @cfiibI bot 3u ci.
ner itortcn @cmeguua gegen ole Hc.
gierlmQ untcr oen gll6uneien, ionic
an ciuem crnitIiheu 9oncott qriedia
ibCr 0uaren Qeiii6rt. glui ser on6e.
rem Seitc lit ole 8ep0lferlmg Der
SSniel Gretn in ibrcr 9eftmoung srte.
fiiher Spmpotbieu 10 pcit gegan-
0elL Dab iie Die 2Iuoromng ser bier
ShuBndd)te te-GngluuO, Sronfreid),
HuBlon0 uno &toIicu - oie griehi.
ihc 5logge. DeIhe uot Der fitr5li-
dcu 9tdltmrna Der SSnici icitenS Ger
Irlppcn ser MGhte ge6iBt porocu
mar, cill5u5ieberL iniBahtet bot,
,$t 6oIge oeien lit Ole Gage mic
ser peuuifcIter 9eruoroeu Gie Ifdd-
tc bo6cu aricgSidiffe uod) Gretu &C.
ididt rlm Die Griiiaun0 ibrer Ior.
Gerlu9 III cr5mingen, epenhteQ Die
Snicl uon 9teuenl 81 6eieben ISu
iolbem 6oue lpcrOeu notwithstanding
ucuc &crbnu0Iungcu cr0iinet mer.
Sen I'M Die Greto.5roge ouf ii6ere
9oiiS 3u iteacu lmo @ieoerbolrngen
Der iiingiten 3wiihcuf6le 5u per6ii-
ten
Snnerbiu miro ieit ooroui ge6out,
OoB Der 6rieoen 5piihcn ser 5iirtei
rmO @ric6enlonO feline St6ruug CT.
lciOen mer0e.
SdrOffe 3umutbunG.
Berlin t6 9Iugllit. - Iie hie.
iige gricGiihc 0cionotitoft bat id)
iiber Ole griediihe 2Illfiniilmg ser
Grctn 6roac OeS 9tGberen auSgeipro,
hen 6icrnod) beoeutet ole 3lpeite
tiirfiiche Note 0ie oenfbar i6roffite
3lunItbun9, Ole ieitenS ser gforte
an Griedenlono geiteIIt lperOen
tonnte @riehcnIono euuarte bon
Den Sf)uBmdhten Sflb unO Siilie
uno Elm Gingreiien. melbeS Oie
ariegsobidtcu Der Giirfei perbin.
oerc.
Z iirtci fouft @ofieu uuo
Wtuutttou.
g9ieu, is. Mu9. Ete tiirfii(he
Hegierln1 uerbonoelt nit 6Itreidi-
idcu Baffen, lnb Whnitionsiobri.
tnnten lueget nmfnngreiHer 9eltCl.
IInGen bon @etuebren imo Mlmitiof.
Inter ocn gegenipGrtigen Gerbdlt.
niiicn bcrridt fein ,3ipeiiel oari6er,
81 meldem 3lued oie Siirfei onS
aricGSmoterioI beiteIlt. 9nb es ii1
I'M TerooQitGnoigung Der Hiiltlu-
gen 81 cinem ariege nm oie Sber.
bobcit ollf Grcto bonoclt, Iicgt ouf
Ser Suno.
9Ilgenldeinlid moht man li6 in
Der 6irtci Ooroui gefoBt, OoB ein
cpcntIellcr 6eloputg nid]t ibnea Sl
Gn0c 1eben oitrite, oenn menn ouh
0c Siefcrlmgen beifleunigt perOcn
iollten, 10 luiiroe ooh gernume Belt
bis 81 ibrer grIeoiguug pcrgeben.
General Morino an Ieine.
SoIouten.
NclilIo, Morofto, 16. 9(u9uIt
- General Narino, 9eeblsbober
Ger iponiiden 5ruppen, mel6e inl
Vcgrifi iino, einen BoritoB gegen Die
Wtoliren 81 internebmen, bat cinen
potriotilben 9lppeq an ieinc Sol0o-
ton gcridtct uno iie oufgeioroert. iih
ais piir0igc Sobnc Spunicn's nnb
SproBlin8c Der 0eI0en 81 erpeiieu,
melbe Dor 80 Sobten Oie 6obne noh
lctllon trlIgcn @r peripridt, Tie
5lm Siege 81 iiibrcn imo burd Die
bcuoritcbcnOe Champagne ser 0c-
idlirbte 0cS GoterIonoeS eiu glorrei-
mes &opitcl bin3lt,liiilgen.
~ uIoi Safi0 gebictet 6ric.
oen.
6c5, Otoroffo, 16. 2hIguit.-9et
VefebIsb0bet Der Srippeu 0eS Sul.
- Il. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
9[rthur Sole Snlit6. britt

}lrtbur &olc Snitb, 6ritter
Sobn &oicpb Smitb's, @riinbera ser
Wtornlonentirdc, lit 81 Yiontroic,
ST. 100 CT cinem Niormonen Con-
bent beimobntc, geitor6en. Gr miro
in 2onlonL l5uy ieincr S5cimotb, be,
grnbCll mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

rH0 man 0lonbt OoB lie ourh Sum.
ger, &Gltc oocr ciucu lluioa nm
fNmrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
3nrilf bOnl GOngO.
6rfAbrumaCn ocS bclaiidlcu SbrOn'
CrbCu in Nirifn.

Grbiclt cine CpQtion bel iciuer Nm.
tlmil III ?mhpcrpcu. - @criihte
iibcr lu6cil6nrc &ront6cit 0eS
GrsSultou9 2Iboul &omio mbe.
grinoct. - 0Gncmarf bat euolid
Elm nCuCS aa6inCt. GrCta,
6roQc lm0 ole WGdbte. - @ric
hiGc 6logge muB Ciu8c5o9cu
mcrocn oocr Ole Snicl miro olfS
9(cIc beicBt. - Sponiihcr &or.
itoB in @}orotfo ioll ocmnGdit
bc0nucn.
Nntmcrpcn, tG. gltgllIt. -
Friu5 hilbert Scopol0, Grbc oe0 bel.
giIhcn Sbronc5, fam belltc pom Son.
Qoltu0tc bier uu luo crbiclt cine Spos
tton. Gr prizes in elmer Heoc, luuS
&Gnig ScopolO in ocn eupdbnteu
Stootc crrungcn bat, iln0 iugtc, ole
Nitlf0QucIlen m0 Gnhuidcllmgam0g.
lihtcitcn 0co @cbicteo bdtten icine
Grunrtunqen bel 8eitem iibcrtroiicn.
Ncl0iet iogtc Der FrilI3 ierucr, pers
DC lid I'M Die moruliicbe uno motC.
riellc @oblrabrt Der Gingcborenen be.
tiinncrlL ibre @iiroen erlei6tern,
ole Shloifrontbcit bctGnpfcn unO
0a8 @SobI Oe5 @cbicte3 in allen
Stijden i0r0crn. Sum S6htiie cnls
pIobl cr olen cllropumiioen 9eIgiern,
! Iid) i'm Gongoituotc ou5uIeoeln.
NbOul Somio qe1uuo.
Is oil itoutinopeI, 16. Au9uit.
- GrsSulton glbbul Nomio, melher
5ur Belt in SoIonihi in @einn0en.
Idloit geboltcn piro, mar fiirjlidD nit
rinem fIcinen Geihuiir in Der aebIe
6cbuftet, iuel6eS ibm ou9 Gerlhlufs
fen bon Speiie o6cr Srnnf erihuerte.
Gr ucigcrte iih, cine Operution Dor
nebmen 81 IoiiclL lmO Ous @eicbmiir
beiltc iAlieBIih bon lclblt. Iieie
ltnpGhli6fcit gob 0cn gInIoB 81 oen
fiir5lih flriircnocn @criiftcn, ooB
9IbOul @omio inn Stcrbcu licqe.
9tCueS &obinct iiir Game.
mart.
&opcn boqcn, t6. 2lugltIt. -
1ic &nbinetStriiia, mclhc I'M lcbtcu
Uionut cntlton0, ais Die iribcrcn Mi
niitcr uboonftcn, mciI ooS 8orlomcnt
ibrc EIGnc fir oie 2unOeSucrtbeioi.
alnA niGt billigtc, lit beenoct. 8rui
Nolltcin 'EC0rcbor0 bat bcutc eil
ncucS anbnet 81 Stonoc 0cbru6t, al
ocIien Spite cr iclbIt ais Rrcmier
itcbt. S. G. Gbriitcnien lit arie2S.
lm0 Norincnliniitcr, Gr.Eremier
9'ccranrO ,Sinnn5miniItcr mo Gbo.
mas &orcr WiiniItcr Der 0iicntliben
Mcrtc
Gntmc0cr, o0cr.
2on0on tG. 9llglrit. Bie
lrute bier pcrlolltet, bobcn oic mioers
lpcnItigcn Grctoner cuolib cin0c.
irhrn. nnn Air NHGhtr i'm Nrniir inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galbcrt' rHO SagettesSttaft.

g8ir 5dbIen unter unIete Sepuiir reu
---biee oeuiftbe BeuobHer Der Gtaot, melbe
--bie S6er6eii oieles Snnihtts nub Die
s--dlleU Allfneu pOit Hltdttht Qlft Die t0rORe
----ibres GouloS entqegengebradte gleihntd5ile
--SofIdfeit 5u iuiir6iaeH ijiiien. gSir Iaoen
--au -&eOoiten auf 9beds 5a6lbnr -
---nrO1e o0tr tlctne, etT1 uuO 3Qhleu Jh u
s-Stnteu ulT CpQrsHOuf, irQgun eiuPTu
--getraae bon einem Solar Gufpdrts.
aapitaI nnS llcberiGuF $2,800, 900.
ShuS. g. Yoiules.
(SaH0--) @riiibent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

(6Ortictnns iic6e 2. Seits.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Gntm c0cr, o0cr.

2onooM iG. 9luglIt g9ic
bcutc bier pcrlaltet bubcn oic miOcrs
pcntigcn GrCt0ner Cnoid cinNcs
icbcn 0oB Die OiGcbtc i'm Grnite limo.
mo lie bobcn oobcr pcriprocbcn, Ole
bon ibncn ouf Dem sort IN Gonca
ouIAcbiBtc griehii6c 6lngge permo.
nent rulcoer cinjuBicbcll. Sails lie
0lcIc5 &criprcd)cn niht bnltcn 10
mcrocn Die intcrnntionuIen Strcits
trdite morgCn Die tSIogac gcluoltium
cHtierncn un0 Die Sceiol0aten lmo
VlauiudCn @robbritonnienS, GuB.
Icno's, 6rontrcid'5 mo Stalien'8
ucrOcn morgcn Oic EiliGtcn. ueldc
itc am 81. rSuli bel ser HGunumg
Der &uicl Grcto nicOcrlcgten, picocr
oulncbnCn
y enc 9cicbung BON Grcta
mog [ i'd,
Son6on 1G. 2ll10. - Gine irico.
Ii6c &0nnB Der Grcta.1rogc ibicn
tbutidhli6 im @erlolli ser lpttcn
@ode aciicGert 81 ieiu lmo }wur
blrrh oo5 Gingreiien ser bier S6uG.
HGcbtc unO Die pcinlitG correttc Sol.
tun1 @ricdenlmo'S in ibrcn Oiplo.
matiifcn @cr6onolrngcu nit ser
Iiirfei, lno troboem oic tiirfiicbc Re-
gierllng, ltnter ocm 1rld Der notio.
nolen Grre0nnh Die oiplomotiidje
S6mieriGtcit ingcihidt bebunocl.c,
inoem iie mcitere @oruntien bon
@rie6enlnnO pcrldngte.
Gic juuqtiirfiihe Eortci migrant
otGenidcinIidI Der ouqenbIitli6cn
He9icrltng in GonItantinopel m0
iiird)tct. ooB oic Jiirfei Die Souue.
rGnitdt iibcr oie SnieI Greta. mie por
aur5em Die ii6cr 9ulaorien, pertie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home-Making Arts
P G T u r E S

Famous American Historical Pantngs-Wshing Chair
from the Giants Causeway
EVERY follower of American will recognize, IN tins
L interesting group of Oil Paintings the originals OF
some most familiar engravings There are wash
Of Our Forefathers" by F A. Chapman; "Washingtons
Death Chamber by Johannes Oertel Departure tor the
War-1861." by G. G. White and Roger Williams LeaV-
ing the Colony at Salem, Mass" by Henry bruecNner-
Also delightful Oil Paintings. Water Coors
Etchngs and Faosimies Of more than passing
In the to the Restaurant Is d
genuine piece OF Old Ireland WISHING CHAIR of coluTnnar
basa brought Giants Causeway reland you
while seated in TO come true
Eighth Gallery. New Bldg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home-Making Arts
A N T l Q u E S

Historical Objects Including
Genuine Washington Plate and Early American Documents
IT HE Gallery of Antiques, always rich in things of
interest shows of the original of plates
bearing the badge of the Society of the Cincinnati.
which either given Washington by the president of
the Society ordered by Washington himself and made
China, after the fashion of the time Another plate from
this set brought 5000 at the Gilbert sale.
also interesting York Documents
parchment signed by Governors Clinton
foreign paintings ebroderies sculptures and
OBJECTS dart dating back far the Third Century.
Eighth Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home-Maklng Arls-
H u S E w A r E S
Worlds Fair of Practical Demonstrations of Intense
Interest Housewives

A Worlds Fair Of Practical Demonstrations Intense
Interest to Housewives
TT HE smooth running of the household depends on its
efficient equipment of household machinery Comfort
health, good cooking the air of brightness and clean
ness closely related the railroad man
calls the operating end
Realizing the Importance of this, have transformed in
fitting conjunction with the Exposition Of Hone-akinp
Arts the whole huge Basement Housewares Store into
veritable Worlds Fair of Domestic Appliances which the
interested housewife daily use and opera
ton. Some of these
Cooking Utensils TIE Universal Cake
Maker Asbestos Sad Irons Surprise Suction Swepe Denaured
Alcohol Stoves Closet Sets,
chine Darning Attachment and Universal Coffee
There Will also be SPECIAL. EAHlblTS OF BRUSH
Misunderstanding scrubbing silver
and BASKET showing of baskets
And song ightens labor-a Spring chorus the
threats hundred safely
coign of above the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home-Making Arts
T Q Y I A n =

IT OYS play important part in the life of the home
l. what does home to, without children and
their toys? And ali children of older growth
doesn't grandpa seize with gee upon the help
set up Johnnys toy railroad, and make the train go
SO the Toy contributes this study of Making
Arts with INDIAN VILLAGE full of local color
wgwams campres, bows and and real believe"
paeface
to make things interesting.
Alsobut that's another cutting SCROLL
SAW PUZZLESand you pick the very puzzle you
and have it hundred and fifty hundred pieces
hall cent pece-delvered in the course of few days.
Basen New Ru1di
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home-Making Arts
Draperies, Easements
and Wall Hangings

Fted-Room Sections Showing Full Finished
Cottage Hangings Easement Curtains and Color Schemes
ERE you will the old ime-fashon of boxplaiting
the Valances, before the days Of curtain poles and
many pretty treatments for the Summer house that
will surprise you in their possibilities little
This section will show latest arrivals in every sort
of lowered effects and in all the cool Summer awning
stripes with every facility for best service The newest
effects in Fabric Reproductions in Wall Papers all specially
displayed.
Gallery, New Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home Making Arts
Hygienic MATTRESSES
And BEDDING

Really Remarkable Demonstration OF Sanitary Bedding Manu-
Every from Raw Material the Finished Product
N this display, you will see the Cotton Plant in bloom
and the various processes of its manufacture until it
reaches the in which it is
elastic Felt showing
with
by expert work-people.
exhaustive showing OF Horse hair
grades stages Of preparation until used the famous
Laced Mattresses"
The model display forms and the crystal OF these
will resistby OF thooughness
taking infinite pains this question
hygenic Bedding. Seventh Gallery New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

Special Demonstration o Porcelain making: From the
Clay to Service-Other Special Attractions
MT OST beauy-lovers find Potery-naking fascinating
wi study All Art Wins the Heart but there is some
thing extremely interesting about China and Por-
ceain demonstration, you will Porcelain in the
clay" the biscuit the glaze, the decoration, after
firing" the final "fabrque talented woman potter
will explain demonstrate and decorate.
you write your gold White Ware we
and ntermission OF day OF
firing shall happy have this souvenir of
"Hor making Arts Exhibition.
Many added attractions of delightful character the Deco
China Crystal Acoves and Art Salons
including imperial effects Imported Plates valued 800
Second Gallery, New Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

In Lecture Lantern Slides and Motion Pictures
To Be Exhibited Beginning Next Monday April
10TH and Continuing during Balance of Month
This store having produced in life-picures Longfeow
immortal epic The Song of Hlawatha WILL beginning
Monday April 10TH give daily exhibitions p M OF TINS
marvelousy beautiful and thrilling pcuresory OF Indian Ire
the story of vanishing racethe North American Indian
The this wonderful Indian 0y
real Indians real Indian ground in real Indian dress was
part of stupendous and original undertaking by the wanna
maker Store for the history for poste OF the
life and of this DISTINGUISHING the real American
To this end Wanamaker Expedition of authority under
Dr. Joseph K Dixon with thorough cooperation OF
officials Washington to live for months IN e
heart of the Indian country assduousy to study their
their and their very lives far IN that VIII
country, which they feel is their last frontier.
By request of government slight return Tor
expedition the West the records and pictures that we mace
of the North American Indian will be fled and p[eseIve d
authoritative historical documents for all time in the G9e
Interior washington These pictures with the
and Indian and wild Indian
which the red oamed hunted and fought
will be perfectly displayed during the coming production
Col VIM F. Cody Buffalo Bill one the best-inforned
the world the American Indian, TO Phlade
phia especially these pictures. He gave gasp OF
establishment the figures moved across the screen anu
claimed:
Why look here! those hands! You actually
Indian talking And a who knows their sign
language pretty near telling what they were
without listening to the text You know an Indian talks
his hands much he does with his lips and you tie MS
hands behind him, he make himself understood.
1T is absolutely the wonderful set OF Indian pCS
ever saw l how you got them, and am quite
will ever get them again"
Realizing that the pubs all over the United States and
value and knowing that there will 6s an intense a these
performances admit only ticket
Lhese uekets Des4Ing TODAY at a. may IS 5x ofee No
tickets be sent by mail We know you will be caFeu in the a s
secure tickets and then not use them It Will simply mean ~ ~
Broadway, Fourth Avenue
Eighth to Tenth Streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

and Arbors, in foliage en-
Vironment.
While at this exhibit,
you will see demonstra-
tons of the latest time
saving inventions and Of
fee equipment and the
Model Suite of Offices in
operation.
In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Announcement Extraordinary
The Song of HiaWatha
Today and All Week the Box Office Will Be Open
in the Piano Store First Gallery. New Building,
for an Advance Distribution of Tickets for
"T1iaWatha, Produced in Life"
{ WanamakeY- Originator

In Lecture, Lantern Slides and Motion Pictures
To Be Exhibited, Beginning Next Monday. April
10Th, and Continuing during Balance of Month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

Broadway, Fourth Avenue
Eighth to Tenth Streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12
Home Making Arts
Period and Other Furniture

Exhibit Period Furniture Assebngs ana
Groupings, That is Unique Commercial institution
NEAR the House Palatia there will be shown most
~ comprehensive grouping of the various periods OF
Furniture in the English French, Italian and Amer
lean schools much interesting data and demonstration
and many concrete examples OF complete Period furnishing
The same Museum like classification will be IN the
groupings of Period Bedroom and Diningroom Furnish
ngs.
The exhibit of Summer Furniture will be shown near
charming and suggestive arrangement of Rustic Lawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

THIS great sixteen-st0ry Wana-
l. maker Building, requiring tull
city block. has caused much amaze and
been buried in much mystery, ever
since its plans were first untolded.
And its real purpose is quite as much
a mystery today, to the majority OF
the public. The distinctly NEW thing
is always hard to comprehend
Who ever heard, before, OF a COM
nercial building in which was con-
structed an Auditorium, comfortably
holding fifteen hundred people?
Who ever conceived, before. OF
House PalatiaI' as a continuous pub
lie exhibit of correct and elegant fur
nishings?
What other store. selling furniture
and furnishings at closest competitive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

Among other interesting features there will be dstn
guished players dressed in native of Court must
Clans who will play compositions of the days of Louis XIV
and XVI
Mile. Vogt will play the famous old Clavichord; M,
Snyder, the Viola; M. Takob, the Oboe.
Fifth Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

performances by means OF
various player-pianos, and
on the superb Austin or
gans-will provide recrea-
ton and enjoyment, and
make the Piano Salon a
centre of artistic attrac-
ton.
The wonderful collec-
ton of Pianos and Piano
players-without equal in
its variety and the high
character of its cornpo-
nent instruments. affords
practically unlimited OPP
portunity for comparison
and choice. Any of the
instruments will be dem
onstrated at your pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-12

Three Notable Expotions Domestic Rug Weaving Oriental
Rug Weaving Weaving
Rag Rugs of Our Ancestors
And S650oo Silk Persian Rug
OUR visitors will the weaving OF Oriental Rugs and
will the striking between this and the
Homestead Rug making of forefathers. Both of
primitive character; and the former with methods that
in since the dawn of rug-weaving history
exhibited agest Rug
Persian kuovn-Ie f. in. 80
765 Square Feet-of Pure Silk
rug imported by the personal Commissioner Gin
Aerica) Majesty Persia and was valued by him
Fifty Thousand Dollars Fourth Gallery, New Bldg
Formerly
f. T. Stewart 81 Ia