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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08


tog9 ON Moutog ln0 6reitog.
Geitreid, id)lieBt I'm 8 llbr Rad'
u1itto05 nm 10. 9lpril.
Gror5 NtInntiide g o It.
6rcitna 8. 9lpril - I'm I ll6r
9(6cn0S nod) 0cltti6lano, pin &unl.
burg. Oircft, per Compiler oNn1erito"
Gtud on0ercn @egenocnL ciniHlie5-
lid Geutihlono, piA ElDmoutb uno
GberbourG mIB ipe5iell oOreiiirt
icin); nod &rlon0 per Compiler
y%Gpronio." pio Queenstown (lud
cnOcren Ne1cnOtu nnlb ipe3ie0 oorei-
itrt icin); nod europa, 9Itrifo uno
Dit &llOicn per Compiler &biloOel-
pbio," pin @lpnloutb unb G~bcr6Our0
U1ah &rIuno ipc5ieQ ooreiiirt).
g 0 It mad Siio- unoGentraL1
4merifa a, % eitinoicn etc.
Gonncritog, s. 9lpril - I'm 10
l(br Abenb5 nod @npti per Gon1pfcr
nErinS NiQcm Der 3pcite"; nod
ben NobonraS per Compiler o&igi-
luncio"; nod Bermuda per Can't
pier o@ltiuno".
Grcitag, 8 Npril - Inn 10 llhr
Nbcn0a nod Bermuda per Gonpier
oNc%rnlOinn"; nod Eorto MiCo. Git
rocnn mn0 &enc5uelo per Gumpier
DGbilo0clpbio"; nod SurtS S5lon0
un0 Der Oominifoniiden &epubIit
per Compiler ,.2ll8onouin" nod
6ortlrne &SlonO, Son1uico, Gonomo
mo Der Sandstone per Tompicr
vErin5 Good)im"; nod @orboboS,
ct. 2llcio, Ecrnombuco uno Bahia
per Compiler nSieplinbe"; nod Sen
go Elatos@ eGcnOcn per GompiCr
oIrltnlcnirnc".
&oit nod Tellfultblanb, bio Sorts
Sionep, llno nad Wiqltelon, pio go.
ton, Nd)liebt bier taglih Inn 8 llbr
NudmittodS; r1d Cuba, pia Gam.
pa, td9lid) INT I llhr Nuhmittog8;
nod Gotta Tico, @~ononroS, Gicaro.
qua (SittiiIte) SaiooOor uno 8ra,
temaIa. bio Nem-0rleans, td6lih Inn
10 ltbr abcnos; nad ser StaOt
Wterifo nm 2 ltbr NaGnittngs uno
10 llbr I6enbs.
Grams, Encific. Soft.
GonncrItnn s, Npril - I'm Z llbr
9lbcnoS nod Sopoll, &orea i,,b
Gbinu, piu Seattle.
Somltag, 70. Ipril - I'm I llbr
NPcno@ nod NhuItrolicn uno Ncll-
SecIotO, pio Sou Irol1ri3co.
Sonntog II. gpril - I'm 7 llbr
IbennS nod @nlpoii, Sopoll Gorcu
rno Gbino, pia Son 6roncisco.
2ic Eolt ~rnd) Sopon, aorco,
Gbind mo bcn Gbilippincn, pia
&oncoilper, &c. idIic}t bier t1glid,
nm llbr AbcnbS bis 5llm t6. Npril.
Sic SranS-Eucific.EoIt pirb tag
lid llad Dem GbfobrtSbuien qeianot,
illlo ut Der FoItIdlllB utter Innob-
me tbrcr rmlnterbrod enen 1leber.
lono'SeIoroerung %orrongirt.
9tott5.-GoS 9riefporto lit nod
alien fremoen 21noern (ausgenom-
men 8roBbritannien unb Srlano,
Canada, Werifo> Eanoma, GHba unb
Sbongbai, no ooiielbe Gleid) benz
bciniiden Forto iit), ipie folgt: Slim
Gents fir Sic erite hinge uno brci
Gents fir ieoe tpeitere lln5e ODER Be-
rem 9rudtbeil, uno mub p0aig por-
ousbe5obIt foerber, anoerenfaQs miro
Der boppelte @etroa am 9eItiml.
mungsort coneftirt. Seit Dem 1. So.
nuar 1909 lit oas 9riefporto nod
Geutid,lano, mcnn brett iiber gee
bef0rOert, ouiie.bs, uie tas einbeimi.
ihe. u. Sail Sarris.
Goltmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
9citeru Marplano GiienbaJn.

Sasitf.
geninnerS 27, Gent, oerldbt Siucn.station
40 Mor0eis = ShreIpoft. SoaerAtutpn, u.
& ". 5fh, sSdhnesbpro, @b1mbersburg rno
ausaenommen Scnntag, Sarcod uio gumber.
Lamb.
2.45 9sn6m. Accommodation mad rlnior.
&rioae.
s4.15 Gntnn. Gnneu.Grprcb. SauptIiuie
Saeerstopr, Sducod, Sbippensbnrg uio aus
Geiionttner Sonnto1, Sreoerid ii,b @mmltss
BURG CTnrIorsNa 9aons).
SdgItdl, auSgenunrten Gcnntaa.
TOO WtorgenS-Yorf, 9. & s.. 9io., uuo gars
isle.
7.5O Wlorecns-gffum. mad 1burmort.
1887 Mor9erS-gSeitcrn @rprcb. @eitminfter,
@rueebine 0reberid). Gmuitsbure, 9bnrs
mont, sSapnesbpro, Ghnmbersburg, Saaers'
toiun, 6nnco6.t Cumberland, Gliins (guifets
Sbferontious .gsapaon).
$50 Misunderstanding, biiIi6 bon gmorp.
Girobe, ferner gori, &aroper. @ettpsburs unb
Y. & 8. 9ib.
$50 Gu6m.-gffom. RAD Sdnober.
6.t5 Ibenbs-Mffout. rdb llntousNrioae.
Tnr SanHitngs. tl
9.45 gbers-aIfom. mad llnion.gribae unb
Sanpper.
salt uidt an TennfbIbania.stbe .etnticn.
". 3uterffun, q. ID. Sumen,
giee.grdt. u. Gen. wsauaosr. Sen..V act.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Baltimore Sampf-Endtt- Gpmpaenie.

(gllte lIno 3nbetidiiiae @ai.ainie.)
Die %eretntpte. Stnutenfeofi heioroernc.
Tampfcr Britannia" (reu). ,stiabnma,"
u@rurain," r5cnnciice." uH
Sampler inbreil tdali6. SonntaeS ausee'
ronrmen, hon Den vVnb sQinies "9iers. Ir. TO-
Is, 9iabts etrnhc, $50 N6enSs. brett rah SIo
Roini Comfort, %9lurfoIf, Portsmouth rno allen
Eurften ocs SiiOcns. @erbinblpn In Oh
loint Comfort nit Der &C. & 8, s6ifenbabn,~
RAD Hiemoio. @erbinnnng in 9ortsntoutb nit
Dem oScnhpdro gtir 9i1ie" foliben. 9uqe mad
Portsmouth lno NtInntd. IN GorfoIf Rerbins
,hune nit Der pgilnntic Coat Cine" 9torfcIf
nnn iucitlidl mo SO Gpntinion Give" nod
Ncpbern, g8nibinGtoi, Nc, 8i6mono, ~,
uno aepsgnri.
.3FatI5citen rad curopdiI6rnt &Iane. ouru'
rt0fe aGiiiier5imnlcr. eIefirifhe @eIeudbiuns,
Snmpfbcfinna, aoirn frci. Teierptrte aoiiitei.
thinner in eet NiuetsHnrenllr Der ,Vap.2ine."
Nr. 107. SttslInItimpres CITRATE; Gr. 506-50S.
2iqbts Strube; G. 81. g. Sfiice SiiopitsSde Der
baltimore. rno Ga~lpertsStra6e; Continental
3ruit @uiIbiua" uuo albaueb'S, grp 109, Noro.
GbnrleSsS trabe.
Spbn u. 2heripopS, e. @rpipn,
BicesBrdi. II. Sen. sWtanuger. Sen. sVaii. FLAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Gin Suppcfter @erlnit.

Sprnan 0r5Sner Hn0 6rou perIieren
So6tet uno Giomontring.-IaS
MGod)en fol- nit benz iungelt
Mur @einer ourd0ebrannt iein.
Gin &oitb2febI gcgen @einer
erIoIicn.
Qieibctriibt erihicucn Serr un0
Srau Spnlon @resner bon Rr. 1121,
SitsEratt. 2 tr., IN Der oltIid)en Yolis
5eiitatton mo cr5UbIten DEM Hid)tcr
S'gfeiu infer Sbr0nen 0uB tbrc II
Sabre oIte Sod)ter Sophie ieit Conn
tag Iben0 ipurlos beritmun0tn lei.
Wfit Sophie iei 81 gIeid)er Belt olld)
Elm Iiamnntring I'M @ertbc bon $50,
iulpie Der 10 Sabre nltc Utnr Wetner
BON Nr. %, NlbCmurlCsS traBe, pet.
iGmunoen. GIS 0o9 0idOhcn am
Sonntdg glbcnO nid)t nah 9ouIt
tam, bernltbetcn feline Gltern lotort,
Dab baiieIbe nit gScincr mcggeIaufcn
lei, ou @cincr lett ctpu 3lpet Mnd)en
Der it0ncn Sophie Den &of mod)te.
Cine Nadiorihung IN Der @obnung
oes iullgGn Wannc5 ergab, bob Der
ielbc tbenfnuS felt Sonltog Ibeno
nid)t mcbr betmgcfonlmcH mar. 9tad)-
barn rpoutcn ibn am Sonntog 9Ibenh
in 8eieuitoit Sopbie'S gcicben boz
ben. PIN Wontog DcrmiBtc oanu
Srau @rc$ner alld Den e%riDubntcn
Giomontring. Nlf @crlnngen itellte
Holi3ciritter S'Ncgtiu gegcn @einer
ciner Soitbei9bI lpegen ongcblidcn
GicbItablS bea HingeS aus.
GoS 9rcSner'ihe Gbepoor ideiut
iibrigeuS nit ieircn ainoern piel I'm.
gliid 81 bobcn. Grit ON 10. gtoOents
Der lebten SobrcS purOc Ourd) Den
IS Sabre alien 6rnnt Tan ein Ser
ind geInott, cine anoerc Sodtcr,
S0u, 81 mibbroudcn. Tan lpuroe
oumols 0urh 0cn EolijiIten ellis
bonn oItIitcn Gtitritt pcrboftct ulO
biibt iebt cine 3~meijabriGc 3uttbale.
itrofe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Hotional.9 onfen.

Hotional.g onfen.
she Etp Sppu National 9aHf," @n1. uro
GretersStraBe. Sucob @. Sonf, Yrdttoent;
Senrn .. Jteoue. NGtftrer.
,,9iueite Natipnal.Sant," 432 Gii6sBroabtpdo
%. Is. Wagner, aafItrer.
,peiteru Hatiunal.S ant," IA WorosSutap'Str
%. Wiarriptt. &aiitrer.
mariners auo Wierdents' Sfntipnal Sanf,"
Soutbs uno goulbarosStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

tVFu.-u uIUuVHU19 TUW NeTusUDtf 1tn6 bes
reli gum S,ebrnllb in Der Gam0erls uIlo MI.
Jtonnl .Sialio1 nm 1000 ahenbs.
Helerotrlna bon Rnuln in SrbIofs poer Ior,
lortAn9gona. Suciierdien etc. iuernel, id,nen
5elor9t per Gelepbpn In alien ioleenoeit gfuef.
gShrealr; Share ss rto 9nliirrores etrabe, Is. &
w. Hopol.S taticlL G.. 4 a., Mi, Sermon 3f23;
eafhSer' Staticn SuiorinaiionS. piircau, 6. & g.,
Il. Foul SAG, roer no, 9ouriinno 1920, unb
9fr. 52G, SiosSroaomap, w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Bale .snr @eiie ms guslano be-
forgt.M @aine, 0r. 413, Cit.yalti.
1~spreitrafe, maize Gnitom Seuie Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
MtrAsnts & Niners sraxsyprt. 81

&trAsHts & HstHerS SraxSpprt. 50.
TaHster.eiuis..
Sra6t rnb R1fngtere.
Bod. Bolton uIlo bert Often.
Sorntee, Sienitae unb Sreitae. Q flbr MbenbSv
Jiatb Brobibsnce uno benz Gtten.
Soniltaa. Wittuo1 inb Sreiina, 8 ubr HbeHlS.
ga6 Hetpport'yefsS.
3hGI!h, ausgenofltlert Wlortaa it5 GdMhal.
O Tbr slbenos.
. Sraet an9enouust idglit bis 8 1ltr. HadR.
far S,f'eIosn aaS iasrsnSe GSaIIpfer.
Ttcuiiag. 9onrerftae nrb Samftae,
q llbr SbeHSs.
o. so, WssySsn pso %af5t. r wtsf ., ,1 Hnf eti.tSss:sf''
CT ,1&S-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

DulltQlS DUrU UCU RuIIjlIlCl SulS
bonn DItIitcn Giitrift perboftct m1O
biibt iebt cine 3lpeijabrigc 3uttbals.
Itrofe ub.
Ser VorfBeb5roe.
- Gle Yorfbcb6rOe bcgonn iDrc leetc
Sibung nit ser Nonlen0ebung fir
cine Nn5nhl ncllcr Eartc un0 Sauo.
itrihe, meld)e tiir5lid BON ser &c,
boroc 5llnl 3lpefc Der Grlueiterlu1g
Der Eartc 9%efnllit mur0cn. Gic nleis
item luur6en nad) ben friiheren SeIis
ter,t bcnnm1t. Gommiiidr 8eorgc
WcemS WiliumS regte an, 8lupnn5
Sails Enrf IN Tcnoblc lut5lltoifcn
81 Gbren beS WioiorS Hihar0 %. Sc.
nnble, friibcren Erdiibenten oerASorts
9eb6rbc. 9ie 9eborbe %gelpGhrtc Scr
Gnof Yrott Greiblbliotbet Die Or.
laubniB, cine 3lpeig = 9ibllotbct allf
eincm breiedigen 8runoitiid IN Spr.
reit Bort, nabe 0nrrilon & Npc., &c
geniiber Dem &elio . Seine 5ll er.
ridtcn. HrGiioent 2otrobe unterbrei.
tetc einen 9erid,t bon 8ciurobeitS.
GommiiiGr Or. 9o$lep, mcld)er boS
Sl,eQmoiicr I'M Griie Spring Co.
monoS . 9rllnnen, Worntoin Sab
Spring unb Silpcr Spring ais rein
erfIGrte. GommiIidr Wt. @.@iuiams,
iueld)er SiilfS 8oliircr Der Union
Rational gonf" lit, miro ouf Grir.
den ser geborbe Die Bidder oerielben
repibiren. 9oS Griu6en beS DIT
Gno 8eritoncrungS TereinS" I'M
Inlage zines 0urd) Slltntenbeetc Der.
ld)onten SobrlpegcS oil Dem Safe.
ipoob . gpenle . Gingan9c BON Eot.
terion = Eorf lpurbe obgelpieien. Die
Serren StabtrntbS . WitgIieb Senrp
Z. @ienefclo uulo Wfar Weibellborn
eritiellen Dor Der 9eborbe, NM sen
Infotf zines oreicfigen @rltnbitiidS
i'm iiibiueItliden Gtoottbeile 81, be.
iiiriporten. Die Serleiluig zines Sc.
riftcs crgob, boB sic 0ifentlid)en Vd.
Der in Dem 8a0ebouie i'm Satrohc'
Bart ip6breno ocS @interS ourd).
i6nittlih BON 700 Berionen pro 80.
DIE beIntt luitroen.
Waltimore'S bod II eS Sc
b d mi c. - Die Gbre, ooS b0hIte Sc.
b0iloe in baltimore 5i beiiteu, itebt
Die r5ibelitp onb 9epniit Co." mel.
dc gegeniuGrtlg OF Der ode bon
Charles. rno 2erinetonltraBe ibreu
Sit bat, in @eQriIie, Scr Baltimore.
Ohio gobn : 8eleuifoit" 5u cntrei-
ben. Gie c%rit0enonnte Gompo9ltie
nil ndmIit olli ibrcm obencrlu1bn.
ten 8rnnoItiidc, ST melhcm tic nod,
0rei 8ruubitiide. Nr. 2t0 ulo 212,
Noro GbarlesitraBc, unb Nr. 10,
MeIt . Seringtohitro6e, binilulebmen
miro, Elm 2tO Sub bobe3 @ebGuoc er.
rid)ten loIierL boS banlit buS b6dIte
III Der StoOt icin miro. Siini5cbn
Stodluerfe miro baiicIbe umfaiien II.
9ollS aus @oooitod , Grant, Giien
mo Goncret bergeitellt mcrbcn. Sic
erIten brei Stodlperte miro Die Sc.
leaid)oft lelbit III 9cnlburg nehmen
mo Die iibrigcn lucrben als 9iireolt.
rGllnle uermietbet iperoer. Sic ,aGi.
oelitp ono Gepoiit 60" muroc am
1, Mai 1890 g%egriinoet. Sic lit oic
5lpeit1lteitc @eieaid)ait ibrer glrt i'm
9an5en 2onoe unb Die erite 0cS Sit
bens. Ger Ban bes neuen @eb1uoeS
fam OILS Elm GenfmaI onseieben iuer.
Den fir ben @eidafts9eiit oes Gr,
8olperneurs @oriielo, ipelfer ieit
8riinonng berGompagnie beren SRA.
iibelit NOR.
Wct9ooiiten GonferenS
eroffnet. - @eitern @orntittog
beeonn Die 81. Sabresperiommlung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

aeIeSbOn: ssOlfe 1909.
elter.Eeriid)erungeIt.
pStnpal 3uinranee So of siperpupt" Senrh @.
Warfielo, Observation-Disclosures, 1Ot--l02 eDdr Ms
ber Of Commerce Nliloing.
,@ertnnnia Ssner . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
Baltimore nnh NortbsStrabe.
@tqertbums Ngenten ;tnb Sanoler.
eierre &. Tueau & Nepbc,p, 10 SIt.asrtnetOn'
Gtrube.
Suiihntic0. 3lltebGr.
y. etptt &apne So, 362-364 Rcros6absEtr.
&oblen nfto SoIs.
Seurs q. Bon Seinc, $50 Gclumbia4sbeuie.
Gianoleib.@ ei6dits.
pSosinItbateb auan Co.," 1 gtorosSu ass trabe.
Btonos 1rno SrgeIn.
GhnS. 81. etiett, 9 Gurns2ibertp. S.rnbe.
Nm. ana6e & Gp, Gurisloe. nnb Saeette'str.
Eapier itlo gapier.1i Often.
gmtts, Gitrn Go, 1O5-1o7 SanOper.strabe.
'@(edplottcn, Metnq etc.
asps,. Gsn,fin & So. (ineorporsrt), 1913
RdIoeritoasGtru
Eeteftio. Igenti1r.
Spanbaner & ehmiot, Ga1foIger hon @rniib,
9seit L Gbors. Nr. sos GalOert 9uiIoiug.
2eihenbeltntter.
eaubers 4 ebbne, 170S-1710 ganton.sibenle.
Him.. Cont, Nortbs uno 9reennpunts2toelue.
\ Trieobofe.
,.2pnspn 3nrf Gemeters," ghrsa,: Fl ntft.
SardtogasSira6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
SnnrsQnnfpr

Spors9onfer.
,Teutffe spar6ant uuu SnittuiDre," ertatp'
unb Baltimore SirnBe.
ret. 5amcssSparburt," gaItimore'Str n.to
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

9ou.M aterialien, TbIren, SenIter-
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sam,s q. Softer & 60. 115-117 sIS'SreSs'
rtdsGtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
tE4LuqfLMAE&SUlInm
o. RAILRQADSS
" adaIt6. I adaii6, alssenOntmen eOnntass

SGpreB5uNt H5eoe Sfhhoe att Die StMnof" bon
Der GuitoelIs station 1ab &aibingtpu at
g9ohcntaBet 100 Gornl. bis 500 glbenos.
Srli1ere glbfnbrt BON Der Wit. 2ipDaI,Station.
Girrtte Gerbinouna In Der uenen linton.
eieiion ,Su NaiDinstun nit alen lhoiid oebea.
oert Stnien.
gsaibingiuu, b%erIoiien ont. gHopaI.e Citation:
*.0.O5. FG.15, f710. ~7.45, 1856, 50 so, flo. 80,
1li.53,. s1l.55 &orin, ft2.l6, +i2.58, Hiss,
**2,43, 1890, +l.tG, f4.55, +5.55 gia6ln, 800,
fB.55. $500 (GtinIteo). 1880, Eli. % 9tbenbs.
Y%erlaiien 9amoelt.S tatiou: $500. *0.i5, 1920,
ZOO, 1920. $500. 1920. $500, 1000, III .O4
BORN 1900. Il2,o2 "1225, FOO, Hos,
t2.0O. 900. 1906, f4.00, *4.30, 1900, 1905,
Nad1ly 1000. ~6.16, 1920. 400, $500, 1915
Ns-iilIieol 1000 1905, *i1.05, al .32 abos.
Trfocrtd, GanloelsS Citation, f7.35 lino SO. is
Born. fi,25, 1850 uno 1920 Nndhnt.
3aaerstniur, 9it. Jlopal.S taticn. T7.45 8prm.,
T3.o0 !tnbnl, GatnbeIts SiatipI, f7.35, 1904
Sornl., 1880, IA 90 l,ndm.
Nppnl Slne 9ine
nah @biincc!pbia uno Icm.y)prf.
Nelier 3et!ltrlle IN Der 2reiutb6nnr5iefter
SitaBe. Nelp yort, beqient lab SoielS lro
IDed!err.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Staats-0 anfen.
,9.nt6. saut uum Baltimore" Baltimore.
unb SoIioaos Strabe. sluguIt Geber, Rrdtts
bent; y. 3. Siht, S6Gbmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Seitungen, 3eitid)riiten, etc.
,gbs Baltimore gleips Co." 3uhib gbercrum'
bic, Sefhdftsflbrer, 31S Me't'Sernian'Sfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
SruIt-G ompognien

Sruit.9 ompognten.
,1tarblanb Fruit Co." Noropeft.g6e gaIberts
nlb @ermaa . GtraBe g; 9. 8iinmerniaT.
Serpts Gpenccr. Jun, SiilfssScbabmeifter;
San Siinncr, SiiIfSsSefrctdr.
Baltimore fruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
SuiloIng.
Iopofaten.
aarl n. 90. e6uls, 126-129 aatp Building.
GuItapuS aurb, 261-269 9a~IpertsSuiloin1
2anbpirtBi6aitIt6e @erGt6e uno
SGr1ereten.
grtfftt & Turner Co., 205 9tc rbISacnsGtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Flltmbing, SURFACES, STANCES nno
Sefen, 9odlbecfen ulO Hinnen.
geuuttt grrs., 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
srtffps & Snrner Co.. 2o5 gsprb.gaea.etrab

Warmor. ltno Grant, erfe.
g. silsdrtner & e6tne, 714-7tS 8eftsgaItt'
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
0ei1aftss@

Bidder, Gonoitor. uno Sptel.
geoarfssI rtifel.
SHE TlHera & Sids &c., t04 Giio4SoparbfStr.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

9upferihmieoe unb Blumbers.
Subn 6ubcrt, t7t4 5bamessG trabe. q. Il .
Ielepbon: gSplfe 1909.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26
Fish Jumps Into Boys Lap.

The high water in the Vermilion
river all this spring has made fish
more numerous than for many years,
according to a Centerville Is. d. dis
patch to the ST. Paul Dispatch. Near
ly every one goes fishing here nova
days. An amusing incident occurred
here the other day while Robert Eye
was fishing just below the dam. A
six-pound pickerel concluded to break
the record for high jumping by try.
ing to get above the dam.
Robert was sitting about four feet
above the water on the edge of a
nearly perpendicular bank, dreaming
ly wondering II fish was ever really
| big enough to swallow Jonah whole
without even scratch, when sudden.
ly from out of the deep shot a
monster pickerel, landing in Roberts
lap and giving the lad an uppercut
on the chin with : flop of the tail
Rob dropped his pole and landed a
Highlander on the pickerel's side
knocking him out on the bank and Sc.
curing the prize.
This is no fish story" but a true
incident which was witnessed by two
of our business men. noted for their
truth and veracity.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26
QUEER IDEA OF HOSPITALITY
Travellers in Arabia, Guests Of Chief,
systematically FIeeced Of Every
thing Of Value.

OF the curious ideas Of hospitality
held By some Of the natives Of that
wild country lying between Bagdad
and Damascus two travellers. Capt.
Butler and Capt Aylmer. tell In the
Geographical Magazine We found
Feysul lbn Rashid "a minor ruler oil
Arabia) sitting in a low room, the
roof of which was supported by wood
en- pillars All round the sides OF the
room were spread carpets, on whicn
sat his viziers and members OF his
court. He is a man Of 80 years. with
a dark. pointed beard. good, regular
features. but eyes that are cold and
cruel, and he has a nervous, fidgety
manner, and was all the time arrang-
Ing his abba fcloak) and combing and
curling his mustache and beard and
admiring himself in a small, cheap
looking glass that hung just behind
him. Above his head on the wall
hung his silver-mounted walking stick
and a sword, the sheath OF which
was also covered in silver. He was
very richly dressed
"On arrival at the house placed at
our disposal We congratulated our
selves on our good fortune in having
such a cordial welcome. but we were
speedily disillusioned Wehad not been
there more than five minutes when
Feysurs head slave, a richly dressed
parsonage called Dahm, came TO tell
US that the emir would not take our
camels or our money. as he had
/ plenty OF both, but that he would like
/ things of European make or OF in
terest that We happened to have. This
was only too true, and. during our
| five days stay there, there was con-
t.aual professor Of slaves and hang
| ers-on from the castle demanding
things for the emir and his viziers
and favorites. and demanding them
In such way that It was impossible
for US to refuse. At last we had
practically nothing of any value left
having been feeced of watches, revol
vers. compasses, various clothes and
other articles Of our kit.
Apart from this system of more
or less polite robbery, we were well
treated by the emir and had our food
sent us from the castle by him
About three or four times a day We
had a royal command from him and
used to go UP to the castle and drinh
many cups of coffee and excellent
sweet tea with him and talk about his
country and Europe. He was always
very genial on these occasions and
honestly think he considered he was
treating us very well in not takins
all we had and turning us adrift to die
in the desert"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26

Once upon a time, the seasoned sos-
sips OF Washington say. you could spot
. United States senator at sight. But
now. they declare, II Is hard to tell a
solon OF the upper house from a stock
broker. n is all In the matter OF
clothes. says the New York World.
The long frock coat, the expansive
shirt front and the big. soft black hat
u old have yielded to modern business
sttire. We mention these things be-
cause a Washington dispatch stating
o.ss So members Of the house ap-
peared on Monday In wholly new raj
ment suggests general thought OF the
clothes OF congress. British NJ. p.
Who visited this country a few years
iators did not know how to dress. To
which traveller from home rejoined
promptly that they were lucky II they
lid not know how to dress like mem.
Sers OF the house OF commons. BE
that as II may. what measer particu.
lars we have OF the new suits OF vari
GUS Representatives indicate that the
Increased salaries of congress have
fallen amid exponents of sartorial
progress aud good taste. II il likely
that all SO OF the freshly clad would
pass muster on brightest Fifth ave
nue
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26
Heating a Greenhouse.

The heating Of greenhouse by the
sun is usually explained by the fact
that glass permits the passage OF light
rays, but is almost impenetrable to
heat rays, so that as the light falling
upon the enclosed objects is converted
Into heat and partially reflected, the
reflected rays cannot escape through
the glass. Thus the heat accumulates.
To test this long established theory.
Prof. w. X. Wood blackened two
pasteboard boxes and covered one
with a plate of salt, which readily con.
ducts both light and heat, and the
other with glass. The saltroofed box
became even warmer than the other,
this being true also when the heat was
first filtered from sunshine through
glass. The conclusion is that the
ground and other objects are heated
by the incident rays and that this
heat is then spread by convection cur.
rents, but, as the confined air cannot
mix and circulate with the outer air,
1t concentrates larger amount Of
heat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26

causes OF tuberculosis and the proper
preventive measures. | think that Is
another reason why such small houses
as this are becoming popular in the
outskirts Of our larger cities. 1t often
happens that these comfortable little
cheap houses are built with the expec-
tation of living in them during the
summer months, but in reality the
families remain In them the greater
part of the year. sometimes moving
into the city only for the months of
January and February.
We are learning new tricks in
building houses and in making use of
them every year. And we are becom.
ing more sensible. There is less vul.
gar display and more solid comfort.
Fewer men are building big houses for
the notoriety 1t brings them. More
men are building little comfortable
houses just big enough for their needs,
and small enough SO the women folks
can take care of them without killing
themselves. ! have simply noted the
desire on the part Of the populace
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-26
NEW eaeLAno's VITALITY.

One Of the striking features Of the
revival Of business is the great indus
trial activity 10 New England. The
sumber OF new mills. building or
planned, The additions 10 old mills
and factories which are being made,
and the general increase in productive
re. ,urces afford evidence Of expand
Ina trafic and greatly augmented
wealth. This Industrial growth is on
. larger scale than Il has been for a
long time II Is abundant pfoof that
Nov England 10 fun Of vital force. In
businsss and In all productive activi
r<s. The greatest gain in the mum.
bsr and capacity Of mills is in the tex
tibv Industry, the field the best part
Of which superficial observers Of bust
n~ys conditions and changes have said
the south was fast capturing. says the
Cley elaSd Leader. Southern cotton
mills nave indeed multiplied rapidly
and prospered greatly. but they have
merely taker = part OF the increase
IN the vast Industry built upon the
aser Of the cotton plant They have
not cut down New Englsnd's output Of
cotton goods. Tiey have not even
prevented its strong and almost con
sfsnt expansion. Yankee skill and
capital. the experience OF New Eng.
hand manufacturers. the prestige OF
their products and the machinery OF
distribution In their hands. all unite
70 defend the cotton industry OF that
section from injury by competition in
10, region where the raw material IL
grown.