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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Actors Ia Mitchells

George Cohan and Victor Moore, the
musical comedy actors who have
been here during the past couple Of
weeks, both own Mitchell cars and
have toured extensively. While here
they used their cars i'm making runs
from the different cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
BUILDING ACCEPTED.
Garfield School Occupying Nev
Twelve-Room Structure

A party of District and school officials
headed by Commissioner Mcfarland in
spected the recently completed Garfield
School yesterday afternoon and accepted
the building from the builder. According
to the contract the school should have
been completed early in September, but
owing to the unfavorable weather in the
spring the time was extended until Octo-
Der 1. Although incomplete at the open
ing of the school term. the work Of the
various classes was begun Over 500
pupils can be accommodated in the build
ing. 1t has twelve rooms, with large
assembly hall in the basement which
can be utilized for entertainments and
other exercises.
The structure is strictly modern. Par
ticular attention has been paid to the fire
exits, which are wide. with double doors
opening outward.
The committee which inspected the
building consisted. besides Commissioner
Mcfarland. OF Capt. William Kelly, as
sistant Engineer Commissioner: Snowden
Ashford. municipal architect: Capt. James
F. Oyster, president Of the board Of edu-
cation. and A. T. Stuart, superintendent
Of schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
HEIRS TO GET REFUND.
Post Office Department to Pay Back
SO Due Dead Postmaster.

The Post Office Department has located
James T. Wesrt son and executor of
George w. Weart, former postmaster at
Deal Beach. y. j., 10 whom $40 is due as
a refund for a supposed lost registered
letter for which he was taxed in the sum-
mer of 1905.
George w. Weart left Deal Beach and
subsequently died. When the lost letter
was found and the department tried 10
refund It's value. which Weart had been
required 10 pay. IL was unable to do so,
all trace Of Mr.. Weart and his heirs hav-
ing been lost. The agitation of the sub
ject by the press recently came to the no.
tice of his son and executor, James T.
Weart. president of the Sunset Orchard
and Poultry Company. in Portland, Ore.
who has now submitted duplicate admin
istration papers and will receive the
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
ITEM appointed; attorneys, MILAN &:

Item appointed; attorneys, MILAN &
Smith.
Estate of Lucy NJ. Cooper; will dated
October 6. 1905. filed.
Estate of Daniel Pfeil; letters of admin
istration granted to E. G. Pfeil; bond,
500; attorney. Oscar Nauck.
Estate of George A. Fraser; order to
sell real estate; attorneys. Leckie. Fulton
& Cox.
bank stock; attorney, w. A. Mckinney.
Estate of Johanna Sullivan; order fixing
commission; attorney, c. H. Syme.
Estate of Hiram r. Smith: order to sell
real estate; attorney, Jesse II. Wilson, jr
Estate of William s. Crowdy; order to
deliver chattels to Isaac Crowdy; attor-
ney, w. e. Ambrose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
Gaelic Language Only.

1t was agreed that the pure Gaelic Ian
guage will be used in all future meetings
Of the Gaelic League at the first meet
ing of the season last night in Carroll
Institute. The decision was. reached
after a general discussion of the best
method to learn the language and to keep
it successfully before the younger gen
Grafton. 1t was decided to permit the
use of English only under exceptional cir
cumstances in any of the leagues exer-
cises. and that conversation between
Gaelics. whenever feasible, should be car
ried on in the mother tongue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
Personal Mention,

Alan o. Ciephane. consul of Honduras
at this city. is guest of the Hudson
Fulton celebration commission as a spe-
cial delegate to represent Honduras
DIR. Joseph Taber Johnson has returned
to the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
Fire Record for ~ Hours.

At 2:10 pm. yesterday. 1920 New York
avenue, Evans building; loss. s..
At o:34 am. today, 50 Seaton street
northeast. Solomon Scoblow, grocer; loss,
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

Maximum temperature past twenty-four
! hours, Il; a year ago, 70.
| The rains have been exceptionally heavy
| in Maine, but the unsettled condition in
| all the New England states Is now pass
! ing away. A disturbance, however, is
causing some rains in the lake region, and
still another disturbance has appeared in
the extreme northwest Aside from the
| unsettled conditions prevailing between
| the great lake region and the New Eng
land coast referred to above, fair weather
| has been general in all districts through
out the country east of the Rockies.
The temperatures are below the season.
! al normal in all districts, except the far
northwest. Frosts occurred last night in
Tennessee, the Appalachian mountain
region and i'm portions of the north
Atlantic states.
The disturbance will move directly east
ward from the great lake region, causing
| rains in that section tonight. and In the
| north Atlantic states tonight or Thurs
day. The weather elsewhere this side of
| the Mississippi will continue fair.
The temperature will rise in eastern and
southern sections and be somewhat va
riable in the central valleys and the lake
legion.
The winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic coasts will be moderate
variable; on the south Atlantic and east
gulf coasts light variable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have south to southwest winds.
increasing and becoming brisk. with part
! ly cloudy weather. followed by showers.
| to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
| inches) has been reported during the past
| twenty-four hours: Nantucket, 1.16; Port
! land, Me, 1.04: EastpOrt, 216; Greenville.
3.7s: Quebec, LIS.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following We're the readings OF
| the thermometer and barometer at the
| weather bureau for the twenty-fcur hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Septe nber ,, pm, 66;
pm, %; 12 midnish., 4S. Septembe" p,
am. AZ; s am, 40: IL noon, 81; :. pm,
| II. Maximum, II, at pm. September
%; minimum, f., at q am September ~.
Barometer-September %. pm, 29.3s;
8 pm, 3003; ~ midnight, 20 o; Septem-
| Der, %, i am. ao.O6; am, 1V.OS; noon.
3O.O5; pm, 5000.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. LA am. and 2O1
pm: high tide, 1:4O am. and sol pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:34 an, and 2 "a
pm; high tide. $50 am. and s:4s pm.
The Sun and Moon.
lOGay-Sun rose, J:.J4 am, sun sets,
GAS pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. $50 am.
Full moon, 40 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps ali
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
extinsuishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. September
29.-Potomac Is clear and Shenandoah
slightly cloudy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

John Hamilton. aged twenty years,
son of Robert Hamilton of Pekin ALLIE
gany county. Md, was instantly killed
by fall of roof coal while at work
in the mines near that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
PIANOS FOR RENT,

We now offering a selected assortment of
pianos for rent from 81 up.
HUGO WORCH. lilo G NV.
Sohmer. Blasius, Regent, Emerson and worch
pianos. SETTLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

THE ANNUAL. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
the Atlantic Coast Outing and Amusement
Company for the election Of officers will be
held at % Springfield ave., Newark, " j.. on
WEDNESDAY, October IL. 1909. at pm.
s. MEsSERER President.
c. D. MILLER, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LAMBS
Athletic Club will be held at the clubroous ON
FRIDAY. October 1, at IL O'Clock noon. for
the purpose Of electing officers for the ensuing
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
American Security and Trust Company has de-
per cent its capital stock Of three million
l$3 900 OO0) dollars, payable October 10. 1909 to
the stockholders Of record at the close of bust
ness on September 80 1909. and that the trans
fer books will be closed from October LIST to the
10th, inclusive.
NOTICE Is ALSO GIVEN that by order
Of It's board Of directors the said company has
transferred the sum Of one hundred thousand
100000, dollars from it's undivided profits to
surplus. increasing the latter to one million nine
hundred thousand 81 300 OOO) dollars
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLES J. BELL. President.
JAMES +. HOOD, Secretary. se27-3t
FOR SALEAN EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME
sideboard. all heirloom over $50 years old. made
entirely by hand: very Massive and exqusitely
carved: In almost perfect condition: nothing
like IL In the United States; forced to sell by
lack of houteroom. Apply c. H. s., Room 306,
Star bldg. se27-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Thursday, With
Warmer Weather Tonight.

For the District of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia, fair tonight and Thursday:
warmer tonight; moderate southerly
winds.
Maximum temperature past twenty four
hours, Il; a year ago, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
II NEVER DISAPPOINT."
QUALITY and Service

Have always been our watchword. Our business
has been built upon this foundation. We do 1t
today-not tomorrow. Office open ALL DAY
and ALI. NIGHT II you desire 1t.
Byron S. Adams, Printer,
512 nth ST.-Tclephone Main $50.
sel6-aOt 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
Home Well HeateGP

You'll waste fuel and then won't get SUFFICIENT
heat II the furnace or latrobe is not in perfect
condition. Expert stove men at your service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

ROOFS WILL. LEAK,
Plaster fall paper be ruined-just SO long you
keep putting of those repairs. Send for us today
our thorough. sincere work will make things tight
without taxing the purse. Feel safe
IRON CLAD G Go9ns Phone Itaa M "a n n
se29-tfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinsushing begun one hour before sun
rise All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. septembe,
J.-Potomac is clear and Shenandoah
slightly cloudy this morning
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
Scnintioneac SclbitmurSc.

Soncdlter, ap. 10. AllguIt. -
Stuotrihtcr Clinton Nrmitrono cr.
id)oB lid in i~eincr bicii9cn @obnuna.
NIrmitrong, Der ieit einigcr 3cit trGl-
tcItc, mar cine III politiider arciicn
lptit bcfonttc Gcrionlidfeit.
5airficl0. 81, 10. Iuguit. -
Notocm cr lid oic S0noc oili Dem
Slide juiolnmcn gcbunocn bate,
iprong geltern 4roi. aluo @iais, elm
2tbrer aus Gborleiton 81, in ielbit.
morocriider abiift in eilen 9run.
llcn, ans Dem man i'm ols 9eihe Der.
por5og. Grit Dor einigcn 8agen mar
CT bon Der Mrbeit 5u cinem fur5en
1ericnbeiud bier eingetroiien. aronf.
belt 'oll Den Sootcn poriibergcbeto
@leilles geritonocs bcroltbt baben.
0es W zines - ga. 10. 4uanit.
Sobn 9. 9lnnf, oaS Soupt Der
"6toclttD Soan Co.,, erifob Iidl in
%lc;iier bieligen 8obnnng. 9lonf be-
fc1to lid lrit einem fiir5lid)en Yerlltit
BON $21 600, Der nit Dem Gonfltrs
scr .SnoepenOent See &c." DOT, Der
CT 5oblrcid)e aftien beiaB, %Siiionrnien d.
hing. in Undergraduates 8cmiitbs.
ltimn1lna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
Tn8 Dem SnucrCn WarDIanO's nno
ocn Nu9rcu5CnSCu Stnatcn.
@rUdcnmctbc in @tlltom $.

NrudcHmctbc in @tlltam s.
port.
IN elmer Sitlmg Der 9iirgcr pom
@luiumaport, Mo, unO DER Gircfto-
rcn Der nN5oibin8to '&crtcIcD bridge
Gompom" mllroe beid)loiicn, uhl18s
lid) Der 6crtigitcuunN Der nelten go
touoc-9 riidc Gin @rijdcuucibfcIt 5lt
perunitoltcn. Sin Gontitc. bcitcbcno
aus ocn @@. Gr. ". 2. 3ihuroion,
Gorporb ". 9Dron, George ". Nc.
Gorbcll, o.. ". @rtr0 mn0 Or. s. :.
Wci0Prbo1, lultroC nit ser Nll3urbci
tung oc5 6titprogronmtc5 bctraltt
mo GIcidBcitig bcolitro9t, Arron9e-
nlcnta fir cine 6citporooc 81 t%rcifcn.
Io& Mcibcfcit mltroc ulli ocn font
mcn0cn Gonmcritog uit02lcbt. Woll
ncrnclr GrothCr3 mo @ouucrnUIr
Wlo6ccd pon Mcit Girginicn linn Elm.
gcIo0en mo crilld)t morNclL Tnlproa
den 81 b0ltcu. Y%roninCute Hc0ncr
bon Sn0crStopn mer0cn 1leidlfolla
lprchcll. llntcr 0cuiclhcn bciinocl
lib II, q. Gol. Nudlouou Sd)lcp mo
~Hlcror0cr N},iu, len.
@urb oitctc 81 Sage in
cincm @ruuuru.
Ncrr WtihdcI Solicit pom Wiunhe
tier 9iitrift bat cincu <uo, Der ocn
idoucu Nonen oWIuiic" tr09t in
cincn 9ru1nen ficl. 81 Gage obnc
Nohrung 6~llbrndjtc mo ncd am Sc.
len lit. &pr lcf& Wod)cn ginq Ncrr
Noiictt nit mCbrcrcH 6rCumocn oc3
Mod)to oIi Die 6ltd)&io90. An Der
Norolcite bon Gltg Nia mod)tcn ole
SdN2r rcid)lidc @cutc. Nl1 0un Sig,
noI Ole &oNohmoc sur Ncinltcbr
.lodtc, murhc nNfuiic" pcrnliBt. Gr
lit Gin luCrtbpoQc3 Shicr, u10 man
bcganu iofort Die SltdDc nab ibnL
obnc Grfolg 81 bobcn. Gen Sdgcrn
tom es Dor, ais p0rc 0os Gbicr &C.
ra6c5u bonn Grobo0en pCridlrngen
mor0en. Serr Clarence Sbeieriet
bon Welroie fono oua Cher nod 81
Go9cn in cinem u~criicgtcn ~ SUB
ticicn drummer uuo forocrte oaIieIbe
ais lcbcnoigcs Sfclctt 5u Gage. Sr.
@oiictt muroc BON Dem 6unoe be-
n%odlridtigt unO trllg oWtuiic" III Ocn
Nrmcn beim. Mon gIollbt, Dab lid
ooS lbicr erbolcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

Mcoi5iniidle In3ciscn.
DIR. r,

Titber. nuo Sdlitttefirpits Nutiout.
Sir 5icber, Sroit uno Sdiiticliroft etc. Sine
6lnihe ilrirt, uno CO itclt fh fcit 6rpciicr
Sdilticltroii Gin. @icht nndb cute @cfnnohett.
ibctctl %pcrfnlit. BletS 81. tgtlBl. tDtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

" ii II den gcrcht t. 9es
hon0lung Der Sto6t.- &iclc
Steucr5obler orilden Den 8unid)
olis, OoG Der 1roac Der 9citcucrull0
BON Der oemndfitiocr 5reibrici .Hcpi.
lions Gommiiiion bcionoere Sorgs
folt 5%itgcrnonot miro. Sic iueiien Dor,
alti bin, OuB in mebr dis, eitem 1Solle
Die Stoot %gcjpunQcn lit, mcbr ols III
rcn DerbGltniBnloBigen TbeiI glntbtil
ST. ben 2oiten Der Stootsrcaicrun1
beiJutrogen. gls oas acknowledgements
9eiipiel bieier grt miro Die 1betlung
Der SpirituoieH. 2icen5. @ebii6ren 5lpi.
ifen Stnot un6 Stoot ~berporgebc.
ben. Baltimore bnt oft gegen oieie
Sdrte proteitirt. ober itets ubne 81,
fola. @ls Die Spiritltoien.2icenS er.
bobt luuroe, ,oo modte1 Die Stoot.
Benmten in Der 2egiSlattr Den Ser.
ludl Den Mebrbetrag go:I5 fiir Die
Stabt 5u rpierpiren limo osnl Stuate
MIR ieinen bisber ilblifen pierten
lbeil bon $3.50 5n beloiien; cod Die
Counties %itimmten bieien Antrog
nieo1r. 1Snt Stootrot6 reidte filr5 Dor
Ser @rrtoaluig ociicl6en Or. 9eot1polc
cine Hciolution Gin, iuelde beitimnnt,
OaB ole G"innabmcn ans Den Spiri,
neutrality-suspicious. bon Der Stoot
bebaltcn uno sur Yilnitcrutg poll
Struben permen0et lperoen iolleii.
3ie Heiolution wuroe oontnls elm.
Itimntig angenommcn mo Ole Staot.
rotlslnitglieosr bc1en Ole Soiinung,
bob Die n1diie 2cQislotur Der Stobt
III oieicm Ylulfte @ered)tigfcit uioer.
fabren laiien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

gun Suri It en- .Gongrebi II
9etroit.- 9ic &orbereitungen fiir
oen JON "a. bis %. D. MtS, IN De.
troit, Wid, toaenoeu 30. SabrcS-
Gorgreb beS nsmerifaniihen Bar
reau.@ereins~ iino idmmtIid1 beenoet.
Inter oen Souptreonern beiinoet id,
aud, EN- goltimorer, Serr @eot9c
@bitlof; lin iibtieen 5Gblen 5li oet
Sprefern: Serr George 9orlep, No,
pofot ON 9ppeQotionsgerid)t bon go.
ris; Iid'tcr Sultan u. Dad BON
areiSgeriht BON Goof.Gountp SaS.
8ouperneur @illion bon aentlidD
9err @iainm g. Carpenter bon vi.
digon, mo Serr 6reoerif ". 2cG,
mann bon Miiiouri, Der Erdiioeni
Der Organization. Scrr Sobn Sinfler
BON Baltimore lit Der Sefretar oes
Vereins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
Wide SIT NidJc.

! OVlllClu3C gElUelllEll'lW OIL OCT seer
Oi9ung Der 6rou Sijctio Mibm.-
Gicle @lumcnipcuOcn am Wro6c
Der loOtcn uicocr0cIc0t. - 6rau
9orturo Sdnlaljcl olli Der ga,
timorc Cemetery" bcigcicst.
Cine 3nioilin oc& oNQ9cnr. Icut-
iHcn @rciicnbcima" IT @robc &C.
trogClt.
@roB iudr bos IroucrQciol9c. lucis
dies gcItcrn 9todlmittoN Der iroiihclt
@iilic Der am lCttcn Iomerita0 mad,
6,ub6i0cm @rontenIo0er nu Nltrr
Don % Sohrcu OIL Ocn Tol0cn bon
Nit6mo gcitorbcncn 6rou 2iBcttu
IPibm 0o@ @robgcIcitc nod Dem
~&SooNlown.6r ichboic" 0ob. &oltor
". g.. GrieS omtirtc i'm Stcrtcbauic,
Nr. t0i2. Noro.Stridcr Strobc, mlo
iuinmctc Der Gntlhloicncu in berto
ten Worten cilclt C%brcuncn Nod)nli.
GroNtrctdc Worte 5O0tc CT Den trnll,
crrbcn Nintcrbliebcucn. Gin mobrCr
@ortcn scr 6loro ullQob ocn Sorg.
Nl2 @obrtuhtr0Qcr i,tuQirtcn 0ic
$50. George @oltcr. Clarence Nod-
lin &. =. Nou9b, Is. u. NouQb. Wca.
@nuab uHo u. s. GroofS. Qic @cr,
itorGeuc bintcrlGBt orci I0dtcr rmO
5pci SobrC. Gus 2cidcnbcQ0n9njG
leitcte &eidclbcItottcr ". NJ. Ruui-
Jon.
Suitino Sob.
@citcrn Nod)mittoD nrrOc Sc
ItcrhIihe Silnc Der am 3reitog I'M
Hitter bon 70 3o6rcn qeitorbcncn
6ron Suitino Got oIf Scr .0olti'
more Grmcterp" SIT @robc %QetroQcl.
Sic NerbIid)c1tc mar cine &niuiiil
6cS ~gngcmcinen Gelltidcn @rciioHs
bciml" an Der Ode BON Nopion- NM
Baltimore. Str. Sm AnItuItSgebGltoe
belt EoItor Soiepb @roB, ser Scel.
iorQer Der eriten ocutidcn 9aptiitct-
Stride, ocn SroucrgottcSbienit. Gen
lcbtcn Gbrenoienlt olS 9obrtlldtrG'
ger crluieien Der Gntid)Iofenen pier
Sniniicn oc3 ScinS. nGmlid) Die $50.
Siibner, anobe, lt1per5o9t II, Sont.
Iruu Sob nurbc in Wobrin0en, Sit.
FrclBen 9eboren uno fam IN iungen
Sabrcn nod Amerito. Sic tuor Die
Sdwciter 0eS peritorbencu %oItorS
6. Ecnbfp bon Der ocutihcn 9upti'
Iteu -&ird)c.
8rou 9orboro S,hmol5el.
Nohocm 8oitor Winrib bon Der hi,
idoilid) Observation-Disclosures Mtcmoriol'
Stride an Der Sig6.S tr0Be einen iei.
crIideh EraiitrootteS Sispit qeboltcp
bdtte. .fqnSa geitfrp Rqdlnrittag ole
9~crroi0u1Q Ser oni IS, 9luGuit &c.
itorbcneu Srou 9or6nro Shmol5cG
pom G%rnucr6nuie, Gr, 1904, 6omn-
StroBc, ans ouf Der Baltimore Sc
mcterp" itott. Cine 6iillc prG6tigcr
9lllmcnitiidc lhmiidte Den Sorg.
Iic lebtc Gbrc ais 9obrtitd)trGgcr cr'
luicicn Der Gntid)lnienen iehs Neffcn.
Die 9errcn George 8erl, @corqc,
Senrp uno Wif)uel S6tpors, 1bo2.
Sopp uno Sobn Sod. 6ruu SfmoI.
aeI murbc am 3. October 1912 III
NelItoOt an scr gidl Wit%tclfronfcn
geborcn lInO fam i'm Sitter Don D
Snbrcn noG Amcrifo. sic mar nit
Srn. Sobn Sdmol5cl oc%rbeirotbet.
lueIdJer ibr bcrcitS Dor u SobrCn in
Sooc poron9ing. Gic Sintcrbliebe-
nen iino: orei Sobnc, oic Serrelr
Miaiom s., Srcocrid uno George
Sd)mol5el, cine Eodtcr. Sri. Gmnrd
5dmol5el, nd)t Gnfcl, cine SdmcIter
in Baltimore. ,Srou Sobn S6morj.
mo cine Sdrucltcr IN Nnibll9ton
6ron 3olnco Bartlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

- NAA
800 Efuno ooer peniger ST. reoljiren
gSenn tbm Dies mirllld) 9clingt, III
lbn mad NnIi6t icincr 8reunoe Gin
outer EoIten in Moibingtol lld)er.
Sufttorpcoos un6 Nero.
plane ur &rtegSihiffe,
Sn Nrmee. uno 6lottenfreiien er,
60blt man ith bier, baB cit amerifQ'
nild)er @rfinoer Elm 2uft-Gorpcoo er.
! ionncn hat, OoS nod Nlrt zines Nero.
plunS nit abIolllter Si6erbeit bon
Sd,ttf SIT Sfiif ooer nld gcgen Sc
Itl%utgSrperfc uno YitIocrntooa5tne 5ll
Sonoe aeldIcuoert mcrbeu fam,
les Weitcrcn lit ultdJ bon NeuenI
Der Glon ongercgt noroen, Dab ole
omeritonii6en aricgSifiifc nit Aero'
plonen misgcritItct luerOcn ioucu;
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-07-27

The foregoing figures indicate that
the season, in addition to being later
than last year, is about over and it is
expected that the present week will
see the finish of the peach crop in
this section.
With the exception of a few scatter
ed shipments that may be made, the
Georgia peach crop has all been gath
cred and shipped
Americas, Marshallyille, Richland,
Fort Valley and other large shipping
points have finished The North Geor-
gia crop, which was very small this
season, ripened uniformly with the
rest of the state, and that, too, has
all been gathered.
The season just closed has been d
most successful one for the growers
Through their organization, the Geor-
gia Fruit Exchange, they have ship
ped their fruit to a wider variety Of
markets than ever before, and have
received large prices.
Over so per cent. of the crop has
been sold on the track, and at very
high prices.