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

Sr. &eurN " nAncr qcl o +
BEN. - AQd)0rm cr 5int iitn1trn
Niolc cinen S@Ia9oniol trlittcm,
pcriticO Nr. @enru Mo0ucr, Gin be.
funntcr GomnriiiionebQn0l2r oWl
Sonnta0 in icincr &obnunG pr,
too, Observation-Disclosures. Gr itou0
i'm 80. @cbcu5id6re. Seinc @ottin
Molgic g8ognG lno 5uei I6d)ttr,
ole tSrlS. Widrp mo Otoggie. betrolt.
crit ben @er6li6enen. Gic 8ciicBnmq
criolQt morQcn giodntittog uui ocnl
Baltimore 6ric0boic."
@r. Trumb 30 mirb mor0cn
bccrOigt.- Iie ir0iide &iiQe Oe&
ont Somitog 9lbcnO inn Iltcr bon n
Sa6ren pcrltorbtnen &rn. NiQiom q,
Grum6o miro morden olli oem .Mc.
tern 5rie0bofe" ser Gr6e ii6erge6ell
mrrOen. SIN S%tcrGcbauie, Or. $50,
@cIt,2 ecItroBe, miro cilt Grouergot.
tcS0icnit o~6qcbdltcn 1pcrbelE Ger &er,
blid)ene Gintcrlabt ciuen Sobn un0
3nei Godter.
Gin @r6c &c II Of t. Heht@.
onipnlt Or. G4orii III @reiialuolO
5ciat an onoercr SteQc oc5 nGeut.
idcn GorreiponOentcn" at, ocb
6einriA 9ltder ans @roB S60n'
mol0e in Eomnlcrn ais Gr6e geilld)t
miro.
Sic Baltimore SuriI it II.
SduIe, 6ercn Gcfon &iGter 2ll6cr1
9. y}iIes lit, 6cginlrt ibr ncltcs &c,
meter ON Is. september 0ieie3
SoDreS, mie oil au0erer SteQe bes
oGeuti@en Gorrciponoenten" olloc'
3eigt lit. 8cgen a~0taloge tucnOc man
iidl an Oen Sefrctdr giderion, 9tr.
301, ct. Fdul StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Gutieblidjcr Sub Ciucs Nr6citcrS.

NorriStomu, "a, :. NnguIt.
- Som. .. @erfbticr, Elm 50.i0b-
rtNcr Nrbeitcer, itiir5te bcute in elmer
ticiigen Observation-Disclosures in cincl
groBel &ciicl pod fohen0cn @olicr3
mo mllrOc 81 ToOe perbrilbt. Nl5
mon 0cr Aermiteu bcroll55og iie(
inn ioit oleS 6lciid) IN 6etcu bon
ben &nodJcn mo ieinc 0ciihtSjii9c
luurcn nid)t nlcbr ST. e%rtcnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
G6rc, lucui Sire ocGaDrct.

Yer @cldr9pcrtllt "&2orHIouie" cbrt
ben &rGiioenten oc2 critcn groBen
SGlgcrfeIte3 III Baltimore uto
Ociien @ottiu geIc2cGtli6 Oc@ picr-
5ialteu SobrcStoges Ser &ermdb-
nmQ. - Gin pcrgnijgtcr G6enO.
0rauBcn in @eit-2 trliugton, ierne
Don Dem @et0ie Der StoOt, uui cincm
Ser iocoliteu 2u1oiibc, lurrOc qcitcrn
2lbcnO Gin W}onn 0eebrt Ger Der Hin.
ocrcn Oelltihen Generation nidt 10
aut bcfdnnt lit, mjc Dem Octti0eu
EionicrCn G%oltimorc'2, 0ciicn Ser
Oicuitc nm bic Snd)e Der Singer
Ocnuof ME pergeiicn mcroCu. IS
mar &r. 2ollia Shuei0cr, Ger &rdji
ocut oe8 crItcn 9roBcu S0u9crieite9
III Baltimore, l~ongi0bri4er &rdiiOcnt
Der y&ornlonic" ulO %QegcuDGrtig
Gbrcn E~rGiiocut Ser Scr. Singer"
Der Ouiclbit qeebrt mlu0c. @ialiciHt
lit Is ser onQeborencu NcifcioCnbcit
oca Mru. S6nei0er 5l5uiGrcibcu,
ooB mlicrc iiinQerc Generation Der
S0uQcr i'm niht 70 gut fcnnt, mo
picucid)t olld) Elm She'll Dem lint
ltun0c ouB Cr lid) lc6r Oicl ultl 9ici
lem briinoct, mie ia bcrcita i'm
nSomntuQ4,G orrcipou0cntcu" bcrid)
let, OaB cr ni6t ucbr Die 6ilblmg
NIT Ocn Sulgc3Griiocrn Dot, mic in
iriibcrcu &obrcn. 9lbcr cine groBc
@cmugthumg mar c@ bod, Die o%ur
muuitcn" in 10 itottIid)er 3oDl bcgril'
ZEN 3ll t0uncrL un6 inter ibncn Gilt
dc Der &%ctcranclL luiC 0cn gcuiolcu
@ortoit WIolcr &oui3 y. Iictcrid,
@ru. Is. s.. Wici$lobn glcidiol3 Gin
W}ciitcr in ieincm Sod, @rn. GoWnO
@cprQc syn. Gonroo Groi mo @ru.
g&nt. Slider.
IS limo Qcro0c 10 Sabre Der, icit
lid &r. S0nciocr nit icincr @uttih
%nuiuC Qcb. &piat uermQbltc, 3iUcl
Sage lpGtcr trat cr Der o9ornlonic"
bel, ml0 I Sabre lang ebrte i'm 0cr
&crciu 0oourdL Dob CT i'm SIT icinem
YrGii0cntcu er1u0blte. SGon lGugIt
lag Is in Der @(biidt Oe3 @rn. S1uci.
Der, ieiuc Ncrciu3brijOcr 81 ii0 cina
5uluOcrL mo Die Gcier oca 40. Sab.
rcatoQc2 CAB notiirlid bierjlt bic
bette @clegcnbeit. Sic o0urnoni
ten" fon0eu iih III Itottlider 3uDl
Gin, un0 inter tblen moren etlidc Der
often &0ulpcn ocrtretcr. Sr. Sdnei.
Der cIpiing 0ie Sanger in Der ibm
%unQcborcncn licbenapiir0igcn Mciic
an Dem GitGunN lelne5 pr06ti9en
%%ulpcicn@, Ode polt 6ernbils unO
@ronooo-9LDcnlc, molclbit nid)t al.
lciu Der prQdtlaG 8QiiL ionocrn olld)
Ou3 o%n1renBen0c 8Gl0dep iN0t CT
lcltdtct porclt. 9lbcr ant nllcrid0lls
item lab ca ood in Der bcrrli0cn
gGeinlot6c aus, Die iid) in elmer &0u-
&c Don 80 SUB, elmer @rcitc BON II
SUB uno glcibcr @0bc Diutcr Der
prdhti0en &iQo biE5icbt. Nort be-
0riiBtr &r. ShneiDcr Die SGn0cr,
mn BORT iu1ucr ole oSQrnloniten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
RinansicEcS.
Stnnt Wilr1I1ub.
gAreau hes ~SmGBmciitcrS.

ghrenu hes SdGBmciftcrS.
9unapOlte, Do >. 9inGuit 1909.
Siinii i'm ShGGamt SS0S,3T1.Sl
W|erbarts' y'HitoHal 6dIti Don
Baltimore, NO. ............. ~S2G4 5l5.25
Ibtro y%taltoUot 9'ani uon Nattia
a6c @atioaaI @anf Of Commerce
bon Baltimore. Nlo. .......... 1O,0O0.0 90
Ibe Gouli1oIluenliB Saut BON 8Gls
maltOHaI rjaiSSn 92;aat oi '9iiiairolcaino lO''''''
Baltimore Mto. .......... 1882 %
Sbe Rational Ularine 8Gni bon
Baltimore, MO. .......... 10000
Ibc Rational Mlebdutc5' Bant bon
Baltimore, Mo. e. ........., 19,7Sl.Cl
Srite NattonuisGanf boa 8altt'
G&oiItitaioarlt:u, 10 ,56,''"'' e4". y" s.47Ga7
ifaore. S0tjio9 SIS. o' '.H'.|'. 4,05o.8l
Sarmers' anS N,erbGnis' J~laliondl
&Nnt bon Baltimore. Oto..... 22,Si9.ll
Gitl5ens' gtuttondl Sdnf bon Sal'
iimurC, Nto. o.. ............. 10.Sj9.OI
gcmmercial ano SaruIerS' gIattos
nal Sam bon Baltimore, Nlo... 43.S5j.tS
SIo IrmI GGiiOnGl Sunt BON
Baltimore, no. .. .......... l2,iS2,I(
MiarplGro Rational gaHi BON Ball
a6 a'' @,ert ant 8auf bon GjaIti. '''-"''''
more, Baltimore, no. ......... 12,0G6.I5
@arfoyo 9],Gtioaa! 5art bon Del
8iGsiie 9atioioi q. Naut BON Vel
Sarmer5 Niattolal Gant bon
WlllQNOllo, NO, e. lIlD.tl
2ordeiler NntionaIyaH bon Cams
sa HinSas' - ano ;0j,er6ani5 Ratio. 'Ooo'Oo
ndl 9aul BON Gam6rt6ac. no. 5,O4tG7
Union gIGitollO, NlHf BON 99Cit'
eriie gialtonaI Nj,anll uOn Ginoilp.
sin, @|o. ..,% ....".,.,.. 2s.sll.so
She sccou0 - 5]lational &ani BON '''''''
GunIOerIano 9j3, =. -" 152ol.37
poitl, NO. .............. 4,s25.Sl
toU Qjo. .,... ............ 3.Gs9.42
Sd, Giiti3sns' NatiOnai 9anr bon
gaiion National @aIr pol GlaIion.
a6e 5urmers auo lilfriahi5 yia, ~
tipunls9unt nUm Gniiru. Itn.... S.S!5GG
Eutausco National Gant BON
Guicott eliN. Mo. ............ G,1l6SS
@ant BON Somerict. BrtueeB
9oipion, National 0anil bon Som.
Gclntr,Oiae National &aanit BON ''''
ScHtrtOtUC. MO. ........ ii3I.SJ
Peoples gIaltouoI 9unl bon Sen
2entodu National Sam bon Sen.
edai Of ,SStclinair BON 3Scciimacir, mo. 8,5l750
Q]tr5to,uiI @{o, >1", 1333lt5
bura, :9j0. w.. "....,.,,.. 5,221.&2
grfte 8utionaI 9auf Of Sontbern
Mlnr0Inuo bon Upper WtGrIbOro,
ebeftcrtorion aanf II 9ijjagoIaino '''''''
GUeitegiopu mo. ......... 5,222.G5
M6. o.. .....e,.,..,. 1850
SDIc@Uiat, ma. -. =. -. s,t0l.2G
lin, Berlin, W{6. ...',........ 5,aso.29
ghr RntinunI GinItI nf SIftnu INN
GIton, Wj6. ~. ,........,. G.52s.t0 |
gt TSsoi @''' aaaiitonal sam BON 4''O'''
8feSoiac. Gjo, -. ....,..,,. 2.1150O
0j6. -, .."..,,........ 4,4a7.03
gconle'S G|otional Nnut bon Sas
liSburn. WiO. -. ............ a,I35.Q3
1000 - - |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
@rnItc Gage i'm 9aa5cu n5r0IiGcn
Spnmicn.

~
%"oo C. Hrol''rrlur = Hil9l'I''
3''oCf'o'l'9e Mo0flo]I'll aus So!l
3'oo)I'ol', SFoIII'IL melo'lL ooE
orc So9e III 9oll5'f lloro'I@eH SP1-
men ellle poalI ernlIc H. que we
lo'rtl0olte'l III oIel'lll &D'IIe oI3
Sol'o'@ ooocIl ClliC'l "~'l'rol)Iri.e
o~ll8rofolef. VIC Hr0ISIlIll8 Dot Que
ScI'1toppcll- llho NeIrPDollII'lif'l
nllt SPlu)ld9 4eleAt nm Ole Slfltes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Gr06c6cu in GUrtnanl.

2iiiubolL ,. Hu0lit. - 3ucl
6cftiac @rocrihiittcrmacn trutcn mn
, ll6r 0clltc NomnittoQ in @}ortuAol
eli. SmtorQL 10 N1cilcn noro0it.
IiG Don bier, mar 0o3 Centrum Der
St6ruuQCl. &ein crmdbucn@mert6cr
Gho0cn iii Qcntcl0ct mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
@pn Ghili in glGrcnr nritrlt.

Soutio1o, Gbil, .. ~2lnauit. -
Sic Hcaicrung crldBt bette cine off.
3icQe GrtlGrum9, mcldjc Die int Gina,
@crlL Dcr0iicntIidte Nnqobc, OaB
GbiIi Der Gc9icrlma 8oIipio'S @of
icn mo MonnidJoitcn ongebotcu ia.
be, Cmpbutii6 in A6rc0c Itcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
gNcrU" mic6er Ilutt.

Nemport 81. s., >. 2luauit. -
Ser om :. &uli nobe bier ori Siren.
TONS Riii i%citgciobrcne 6lotten.aob-
%lCnoompicr o9tero" mllr0e bcl!tc
ourd Snmcnolmg comprimirtcr 9ltii
mlcocr ilott gcmoGt mo lit mobIbe-
tdItcn in Ocll 6iciigcn @ofen bllgiirt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
ltnfnG

ltninG8=G6runif.
ardnfliHe 6rou thirst sic lrcppe
biuob mo miro idruer perfect
Gincm &uobcu Don cinem Giu'lo
6lrB mo Arm jcrquetitt. - PIN
0crc llufdQc.
&cim 2l6idrcitct Der Ereppe IN
ibrcr @o6nuug 96r. 1927 NuOreitr,
mlroc Qciteru iriib Die % Sabre oltc
6rou Nm1ie Slogan Die lett ldnacrer
3cit fr0utclt, pon Sdminoel bcfula
len mo %itiir5tc iiinf SUB III Die Gicic.
Sic ficl 10 unQliidlih, Bob lic iih Die
&orOCr5Gbnc ou2ldIltq uno Die &inua
looc Deritolr6tC. Ger 6crbeigeruicne
Or. 2. &iroib pou 9ir. 1912, Oit-
ort.@locnlc, iorgtc fiir ole llcbcrfiib
runG Der lhpcr &eruugliidtcn nod
0em StnOt-&oipitol.
Som EtoHo QCQucti DIT.
@cim &erlo0cn zines GioloS alti
ser Elotiorm oe3 Baltimore. Ohio
Observation-Disclosures al Der Grfc bon
@urrc un0 Glltnm-S trobc iicl Ou3
%uitrlmcnt Dem 10 Sabre ulten
@urrU &oicntbol pen 9tr. S01, Mcit.
&omboroitroBc, oui oeu linfcn 6llB
uno Den lintcn Nlrm. Noicntbol crs
lit idmer5boitc GllctIhunQcu mo
mnrOc in Der N1ubulon5 0cS liiOlidcu
0iltritt2 nod 0cnt llniucrlitGt@ $50
lpitol iibcriiibrt.
&iCf nod 0ut al.
PTS Ncrr Ncnrn Go9porc bon Mr..
81, Mcit @citStr., gcitcrn @lbeu0
Der NoltiuOrCitr. cntlnn9 ilbr, l0Itc
iiN pl0blidl sic Ncihicl icincS SuggDL
mas 5llr GolQc hottc, Bob ooS Yicro
Ourdbromtc u10 6err Go8porc olti
Oic StroGc Qclhlcuocrt mur0c. @liidl
lidcr Nciic crlitt 0criclbc feline
&crlcblnQcrL OoAcgcn mltrOc 0oS &c
iGbrt Itorf bcihG0iQt.
0ur6 Stciumurf nerleBt.
Der s Sabre oltc 9tot6on N6rom.
ion bon 9tr. 137, &oflou-S Square,
lulrOc 0citcrn ouf oen SpielploB inn
&nttcriou Eort ON &opf 0urh eincu
Stein OcrIctt, Scr BON elmer lmbc-
fonntcu &criou qcmorien lporOcn
mor. 0ic &in0rrq0rtncrin Sri. Mnr-
ncr pcrbonO Die @ltn0c unO lonotc
ocn &nobcu Damn nod @onic.
&ou StruBcn umoQgou
0~ctroffcu.
Scr Z Sabre oltc SSo6n 8opu8fi
bon 9}r. 612, Siio!NhmItroBe, puroc
0citcru @bcuO QcQcn . ll6r, ais CT
nobc G6opclsS troBe iibcr oie @onf.
StroBc lici bon ciuem StroBenbobn-
@o0Qon Der Ycmloluonio.gtoemle
Clinic Actroiicn. Gr erlitt cine Ser
lcblutg am @intcrfopL melhc bon
81. u. Z. &ur0D bon 9tr. 1902,
Nanfitr., %ucrbun0cn mltr0c.
Nnic6oIL. - @citcrn babcn Die
Orioles cuoli6 mai mieOcr geiiegt.
Sic beiicgtcn Den Gllb in Wontrcnl.
Wur bier Gibbs Der 0itliGcn &igo
ipicltcu QcitcrrL mo Oeren SpicIc
pcrlicfelL mic folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
WcnrrT W]OnOcrncnr Don gl00n0.

GounontiUopcL ,. NltQuit.
- QidCmol NcN, Elm bcfoumttr
Mnn9tilrtc mo irii6crcr @ollpcrueur
uon Sfltori, lit juu &oIi (@oupcr.
rcllr) poll 2l0ono Crnount morocn.
Gle GrncmtnQ Qcreibt 0cn Nrnc-
licru 5ur Arobcu @rnlQt6umg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
6ein OencrGlprifc.
@cniaitcHS luurOc III Maorio feline
Spnr 0auUn gCmCrtt,

lN1 on0cren St0otcu Sponien'5 ioI,
len oo9cgcn icbr prcfdrc 3uitdnOc
bcrrihc1. - a6nig NIionio III
9c0riidtcr Stinmumg. - BARGE
Iona bat mic0cr Giicnbobn = Ser.
fc6r. a0nig GouarO mo
G5or 9}ifolauS bccomplimcntircll
chamber ourh Looitc 81 Cones.
- Ger G}Qr mia inn fonmcn0cn
@cr6it sic Giirfci unO 3tolicn be
illdcn.
Wu0rio, ,. MIA. - Gle HcQic=
ring 6otte fir Dclrtc ou2gC0cbute
&prIi6tamoBrcgcln Nctroiicn "a cin
@clrrulItrifc uggctiin0igt mor0cu
nor. llntcr 2Im0crcm mur0c oo@
Efloitcr ser biciiQcn GtraGcn NIT
Scu0 bc0cdtt. nm Die Wauca1lnQcn
Ser &opaIlcric unN hcrjttenru @ell-
0armcn SIT cr!cj6tcrn. @ia / llbt
6cllte NoHmittog bate ijd icooD
nidt3 crciQnct, luoS ir0cmO Gin Gin.
-. ,.,,+,,, Sn. 1lrk:.S, ,,.,t;,., 1ft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
Plus Dem 1nnCrcu W%inrplanO's nuO
Den angrcnjenOcn StnateH.
2cQt ncuu Mctlen III


IL W } II l u.
[Sn Gelirium orrlieB Sri. 9etba
0ar6ougb lire @obmng in 8opnes-
bro, N}0., mo 1iuQ 81 SUB uoh
@luc Hi0qe Summit lno pon BORT
llod iGrer friibercu @oburmg in Ga.
tiQoSuiQe, Wo., cine QiIton5 BON
m@9eiamnt nclu Meilen. Sri. Sar-
bollgb lit cine Go6ter bon Sru. uuO
Grol e. =. &orbolgb lit ieit Idnge-
Ter 3cit ihnper front mo bate bGltz
liz ibrer Scbniudt nod SubiQa5-
pile. no lic ibre &inobeit oerlebte,
Nu2Orld Qcgcbcn. Obne Semotoen
nm Der 60milie etnuS miiicn 5lt lai-
lcll, cr0ob lie iid bon ibrem Bette,
tici0ctc lih an ulO mohte iid oltf
zen gSeg iIbcr Die 8crgc. So6nlo
Ole 6omilie ibr 6ortaebcn bemerfte.
muroe Oicielbe iebr murubig. 0urd
%tyIcpboniide RohiraGru eriubr i6r
Safer idlicBIidj ibrcn 2luieutboltSs
ort, Sie mar tltr5 Dor Witterndht
IN SobiQoSpiae eilgetroifcn uno BON
&ctamltcn altigeuommen mur6er.
Eic &ranfe bat nltr cine 0unfle Bid
criumcrung an ibreu Iotacn rinionteu
Niarif.
umbcrIuu0'S StCueratc.
Ger Sta0trotb Bon Cumberland,
@~lc9anD Gormtp, NO, bat ole
Stenerrotc altf 70 Gents pro 500
i,cucrborcS Gigentbum fcitgeiebt. Die
ltbtidbri9c Stcuerrotc mor 80 Gents.
&riifc BALD fertig.
0ic ncue Stobl. lltO Concrete.
9riitc iiber Den Hotomoc, melde
Northumberland No, ulo Der
feIcUsGoumtp, @eit. &ir0inieu uer6in.
Den ioa, miro in 20 Goacn Dem Scr.
tcbr iiberqcbcn pcroeu f0nnen.
&unger GurmCr g|et0otet.
@up Wturtiu, Der u Sabre olte
Sobn Mnt. Is. Wtortin'S, zines Gar.
mcrS, Der tilr5lib pom SeiterSburg
nod S%ager&tomn Moibiugton Is ouIt-
~, ge3oacn lit, ipitroc in ser Sans
tug0s9tdd)t auf Der @iuiumSport-
&nn0itroBe an Home'S &rel8una BON
cinenn eIeftriiden Muggon getroffen
mo 10 idluer perIe6t, 0oB err 6alo
lud)ber iH acknowledgements.
lpitul ltarb.
Hcgen M meitlid en- W arp
LAMB.
Nolbinaton-Gountp, DO, bcfum
am Sonntaa enOli6 Den eriebnteu
Gc0cu. 0erielbe iebte am Morgen
cin JltO belt ioit Den qoll5en luo on.
Nll5 @u9erstomn miro beridltet, oob
Der Hegen ollcrOing9 5i ipGt fam, Inn
Dem Ntoi8 nod piel 5t belfaL oerIel-
be ober ood) fir onoere ipdte 6elO.
un0 @ortcnfriidrte unO iiir Oie 8ieG.
lpcloen bon groBem Nlbcn iein miro.
IbfiiblcnO. - @oit: ,GeQner,
mir 1T ic1r beiB, ihnea ctruos gum
Hbtilblen, etiuoa rcdt falteS. Self
ner: o@cr0e loiort elm Gi$6ein brin.
gen"
Gtc Souptiod c. Bauer
Cjn ieinem SObnc, Ser lid ouf ser
@allcrie oc9 SbeatcrS ii6er 0ie Brit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04

Sic Souptio6c. Bauer
Cjn ieinem SObnc, Ser lid ouf ser
@oIlcrie oc9 Sbcotcr@ ii6er ole grii.
lung bellgt); oQu, Sohen, fall bios
nit rurltcr, Oa llnten f~oitct'3 orei
Wforf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-04
0altimOrc'S Geicrbuire.

OK o... T. - .OuioHeH.
SoD Hd0eit I'M 8iinporuoersSbGl. 410, 200, 900
Yale ROldnO an ben SuneS 5dnet 4O0,OOOIOJO
laie WOuiebeuu an Snrforbsguao 4O6.37500O
yale 9ltitoH i'm nGliftoHsBart".. .. 265. 100000
SrillosSGtc I'M aSruto+Sius9nrf". 42g.O00.OOO
@uilior0 Geferooir. auBerbalb Der
forolldbCH Stduogren3c. siuifbeu
Der 0orisJtnGb uno ebarle5,Si II Sd, 900 600
9alnpoers3teferDCir, 5uu6sJtouo Il.
m$s. SSosnte ..,..".~ 6O.Ooo,Ooo
Yart . 6ei,m vi. JloDdl,GtnGarg 5000. 900
vStab ger6ice" sgieierOUir, i'm rurO5
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
unshal1en courage It is a national trait.

Atchison is not the only railroad cor poration to run up against state comrnis- sions created for the purpose of checking the tendency to- wnoIesaie issuing of stocks and bonds. It was a little embar- rassing for Encouragement of that com pany to have to admit that 1t was ig- norant of the law requiring 1t to obtain the consent of state railroad commis- sions before 1t could go on with the sale of the last 26,0O0,000 bonds advertised to be sold, but then 1t will recover from the chagrn. Also, the stockholders will not have so large a burden to carry.
 Furthermore, the Atchison is In no par ticular need of the money and can well get along without it. Erie has been enjoying something of the same sort of trouble as Atchison. It got the right to borrow s30, ,000 but on terms that are not entirely satisfactory. This taken in connection with the discovery that it may need a whole lot more money on top of the $50, 000 does not contribute to the peace and comfort of stockholders.
 There is a deep-down fear that some body has been buncoed into buying Third Avenue. one of the New York Traction companies. The story, apparently well supported went the rounds few weeks ago that New Haven had gained con- trol of that corporation and was in friend ly fellowship with Brooklyn Rapid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21

dwarf the facts in regard to the great de- precision of last year or to deceive any body as to the present conditions. On the contrary the very worst phases Of the reports of auditors and operating depart ments are brought prominently forward. They are printed in such black type that they can be easily read from the seats of congressman under the dome of the cap itol. The apparent desire is that there shall be no misunderstanding as to the actualities.
 The industries and the trade of the country have been hard hit and those who have been hurt seem to take delight in exhibiting the scars that mark the half-healed wound The marvel Is that the stock market reflects this universal hardship ard depression as little as it does. Seemingly, the great mass of in- vestors have their minds made up to go through the endurance test with stoicism. It Is well that this is so; if a concerted effort were made by the hundreds of thousands of holders to get out of their Investments or even to reduce their lines, the effect on prices and on sentiment would be calamitous. American investors are a patient class, studious and patriotic. That fact has been the salvation of tho stock market and for that matter the salvation of general business. The high courage of the better class of Americans has taught them to take their medicine. They stand up under punishment with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
WETU MPKA HAS
 FINE SCHEDULE

Wetumpka, March 0.-(Special.) 1.-The Agricultural school of Wetumpka an nounces the following baseball schedule: April 1, g. B. Marion Institute at We tumpka.
 April B. Wetumpka Athletic club at We tumpka.
 April 9, Tallassee Athletic club at We tumpka.
 April 15, 16, University of Alabama at Netumpka.
 April 2s, 30, Howard college at We tumpka.
 April 29, 24, Abbeville school at Abbe- vile.
 May ', Inter Sc" club of Montgom- cry at Wetumpka.
 May 13, IA, Birmingham college at We- tumpka. May 24 25, University of Nashville at Wetumpka.
 This is probably the hardest schedule arranged by any prep" school in this section. The citizens of Wetumpka have Loyalty supported the school athletes and have just purchased for them a new athletic field, fenced in, grandstand, etc, cost
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
GEORGE BONHAG BREAKS RECORD

New York, March -(Special)-George |Bonhag of the Irish-American Athletic |rlub. and the champion distance runner |Df America, tonight again proved him. |,elf to be the most sensational amateur distance runner of the last decade, when he smashed to smithereens the seven |nie record of 36 minutes 54 seconds, made by Eddie Carter back in 1886, by |bne minute, three and two-fifths seconds, but he added three more records, the
 live and half, six. and six and half nile records. Bonhag ran against a re- ay composed of two of the best dis ance runners in this locality, Jimmy ,ee and Fred Bellars. The former ran l he first four miles while Bellars ran he final three. Bonhag's time was S5 minutes, five and three-fifths seconds.
 |3onhag had a lead of 100 yards when
 |3ellars took up the running, but the New
 york runner gradually cut this down un-
 l il he passed Bonhag and led by ten
 ards to within five yards of the tape
 when he stopped completely and gener-
 |pusly gave Bonhag the victory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
KLING RETIRES

Kling this afternoon wired Manager Frank Chance that he would not play with the Cubs this season. The telegram which came from Kansas City and which was received after the Cubs-Shreveport game, said that King would manage his Kansas City pool room this summer. Manager Chance accepts the telegram as final and his only comment was:
 q wish he had notified me sooner"
 Kling said his reason for quitting the club was his inability to get a man. ager to look after his pool room in Kan sas City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
Sally Scorers.

Macon, March 2O.-President Jones of the South Atlantic league, has appointed his official scorers for the eight clubs for the coming season. The only man who is not a sporting editor on newspaper is W. E. Can't of Charleston, and he has always been the official scorer at that city
 The list follows:
 Jacksonvile-E. E. Naugle.
 Savannah-W. R. Starr.
 Charleston-W. E. Can't.
 Augusta-Tom Hamilton.
 Chattanooga-Joe Curtis.
 Columbus-W. w. Thomas.
 Macon-Franc Mangum.
 Columbia-B Bell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
Don't Waste Sl to S2.5O on Boys Suits
 Buy
 BOBBY BLACHS AT S5 Prince Harolds at S7.50

Or Blach's ss.5O, s1O.Oo and s12.50 suits. In the first place, please expect twice as much choice as anywhere else in town. Then your savings will be dou- bly, satisfactory. We sell for cash while the other fellows cry for accounts. We do very big business, and buy closely, so we can be happy with a small profit. Not only do we carry splendid suit lines for 21a to IT year olds but excellent stocks of hats and the best shoes for $1.50 to $3.50 in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
Pocahontas lodue.

Anniston, March 20.-(Special IA Poea- hontas lodge of the Improved Order of Red Men will be established in this city at an early date, according to informal ton given out here. The new lodge will be an auxiliary one and composed en- tirely of ladies. The Coosa tribe, No. SS met last evening in regular weekly ses- sion The order here is in a fiourishing condition and new members are added at each meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21

Ing over s12O0 The prospects for a win ming team are very bright as five of last years players are in school, with some very promising new material. E. E. Tarr, a Yale man, who has turned out many winning teams for this school, will coach the team this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21

"The Star of Bethlehem" will be the picture at the Amuse-U Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21
No Birmingham Tailor Cam Make Clothes SO Good As 8E HUxE

Now, then the argument Is squarey put Me ask no quarter mades but rather defy them equal De Luxe cohes And yet De Luxe suits you $25O $500 and Birmingham tailors ask 000 $75G0 for the same quality of materials not perfectly put together as De Luxe.
 For 54 years have been catering to the apparel needs of American gentlemen The size of present business bespeaks success.
 Know you, then that do not indulge in loose talk at this stage of De Luxe clothes innovations they revelation If you have been tied o-a tailor then learn how he has the fence of and watched the procession of progress go by.
 For De Luxe clothes head that procession and to disregard their advantages is about excusabe to candle for illumination in this better enlightened age.
 See De Luxe clothes. Try coats If all we claim Is not modesy itself then dont read any of ads
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-21

No attempt whatever is made by any of the large industrial corporations to