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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
MAoAULEY's THEATER.

Mcintyre and Heath in Hayti' is
the title of the attraction booked
for the first half of next week at
Macauley's Theater. There will be
the usual matinee on Wednesday.
Charming Miss Billie Burke will pre-
sent Loves Watches during the
last half of the week with matinee
on Christmas afternoon.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
CENTENARIES OF 1910.

Three noted Catholic centenaries
are to be celebrated during the COM
ing spring. March will be the one
hundredth anniversary o fthe birth of
the late Pope Leo XIII, March 20
will be the centenary of the late Car
dinal John McCloskey, Americas first
Cardinal, and May 20 will be the one
hundredth anniversary of the Most
Rev. Martin John Spalding, Bishop
of Louisville and afterward Arch
bishop of Baltimore.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
sCHwAB's GREAT GIFT.

Charles NJ. Schwab, the steel mag
nate of Pittsburg and New York. has
presented 100 acres on Staten Island
to the Sisters of Charity in New York
The property is equipped with the
necessary buildings, waterworks
sewerage system and macadamized
roads, and is worth 100000. It will
be used as home for the poor chill
dren of New York.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

district has given Kentucky many
Governors in the present generation.
Blackburn, Knott, Buckner, Brown
and Beckham were all sons of the
Fourth, although the late John
Young Brown was a resident of the
Second when nominated and elected
Governor.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
MASONIC THEATER.

George Fawcett will present 'The
Great John Canton" at Masonic
Theater next Friday night, Christ
mas matinee and night. Mr.. Fawcett
has been seen here in THE Squaw
Man." and is recognized as an actor
of ability. He win be supported by
a capable company.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
ONE LEFT.

Santa Claus brought me little
baby sister for Christmas" confides
the small girl from next door.
HE did? That was fine" answers
the neighbor.
Eyes, an it's tn only present me
an Freddie got that papa hasn't
broken already windin' 1t up an
shown us how It runs"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
4. NEW ORATORIO,

According to late advices from
Rome, Able Perosi, the Dominican
composer. has composed new
oratorio in honor of his father. who
died several months ago. 1t will be
presented before Pope Plus Y. be-
fore anyone else. His Holiness has
given the young Dominican musician
great encouragement in recent
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
SIMPLE CELEBRATION.

The Right Rev. John ]. Glennon,
Archbishop of st. Louis, has vetoed
an elaborate celebration of his silver
jubilee, which will occur on Monday.
His friends had planned to present
him with an automobile. The, Arch
bishop says he wants bouquet of
prayers and masses.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
REQUEST FOR CHURCH.

Mrs. Mary Jansen, who died re-
Gently in Newport, directs in her will
that a lot she owned in Ingalls, Park
be set aside for Bishop Macs to be
used as a site for the new church Of
st. Francis de Sales.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
FoRsAKEs THE WORLD.

Miss Alice Rapier. one Of New
Haven's most charming girls, has be-
gun her novitiate at Loretto
Academy. She is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Rapier, and has
been much admired for. her bright
mind and womanly graces,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Washington authorities are learn
ing from statistics that prohibition
does not prevent drunkenness. Re-
ports to the War Department from
the National Soldiers Homes show
that there were 1,o26 more trials for
drunkenness in 1909 than in 1906,
when beer halls were allowed in con-
nection with the various homes.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
BUY PROTESTANT CHURCH.

Colored Catholics of Philadelphia
have purchased the property of the
Central Presbyterian church in that
city for $4,000. Mother Catherine
Drexel advanced $4,000 of the nee
essary money
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

After the ballot the boycott is the
workingman IS most effective weapon.
He should go to jail before surrender
ing the right to either.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

A years subscription to the Ken
turky Irish American would be an
appropriate Christmas gift. The re-
cipient would have cause to thank
you for at least 365 days.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
COUGHING.

In violent coughing or strangling
or If the muscles of the throat con-
tract from severe coughing, pour
ten drops or a tablespoonful of
glyceriu from the bottle down the
throat. It usually will cause gag
ging and forces the muscles of the
throat to relax. The glycerin is
healing to the raw membrane of the
throat.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
BUILDING BOOM.

There are now under construction
in New York City buildings which
will aggregate in value about
S106. O00, 600.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
HOME PHONE 1895

of the immigrants that land at its
door, but the Treasury Department
statistics show that they bring an
average of $4,000 daily.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Mrs. Mary Morgan, of 932 West
Oak street, is expected to return from
West Baden next week.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Misses Mary Frederick and kath-
crime Hallinan have returned from
visit to Clark county, Indiana.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
IMMIGRANTS PAY.

1t would not naturally be sup
posed that New York City gained
much in actual cash by the coming
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Mrs. John Waggoner, of the High
lands, will spend Christmas and the
holidays in Atlanta.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mcconnell have
returned to South Louisville after a
visit of two months to Denver.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

hostess. 1t was the, occasion of a
very happy family reunion.
The dance given weekly Tor the
enjoyment of unfortunate insane
people at Lakeland was attended
last Saturday night by the following
young folks from Louisville: Misses
Mary Speak, Mary Clines, Teresa
Herget, May Cunningham, A. "
beats. Jane Curran apd Messrs
George Rankin, Willard Fleece
Harry Ropke, Dominic O'Donnell
Ernest Roberts and Ben Vetter. Mr.
and Mrs. Austria acted as chap
erOnes
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
SOCIETY,",

Miss Louise Shelley will entertain
at the Seelbach with a mask ball on
December 80.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

A surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Camille Robinson last
week, and those present were Misses
Lonnie Miller, Sadie Hodift, Irene
Brooks, Mae Byerly, Mary Enrich,
Annie Haupt, Annie L. Robinson,
Elizabeth Dunger and Messrs. Joe
Schaeffer, John Stone, Robert Com
User, Albert Russell, James Thomas,
Max Danbaum, Robert Adams, Frank
and Ed Robinson, Richard Haupt,
James Liston, Messrs. and Mesdames
George Robinson, ]. P. Liston, John
Hellon, George Miller and Louis Rob-
inson. All enjoyed pleasant even
ing.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

A delightful surprise party was
rendered Miss Mamie Smith at her
residence. 953 South Twelfth street.
The affair was in honor of her
birthday. A number of vocal and
instrumental solos were rendered
and the young people enjoyed sew
eral pleasant games. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Those present We're Misses Mamie
Smith, Mary Mullaney. Agnes Nc
Hugh. Grace Huber, Bonnie Miller,
Mary Rossfield, Cecilia Morthorst,
Catherine Rossfield and Messrs.
Ernest Roberts, Lloyd Hollis.
Charles McDevitt, Otto Day, Dominic
McHugh. Charles Dietz, James Day
and Noble Wambaugh.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Mrs. w. T. Speaks, who has been
visiting relatives in indianapolis, re-
turned to Louisville this week.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
Christmas Suggestions
To Help You Select for the Men and Boys.
Toy and Game Dept.

We have added a permanent
Toy and Game Department on
our End floor and will carry
these goods all during the year.
This department especially for
boys goods.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

George Boardman. the well known
pitcher and bowler. is convalescing
from a severe attack of tonsllitls.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18
POOL TABLES

Large Combination Pool and
Billiard Table, slate bottom,
live cushions. $40
Medium size $50
Smaller size $40 and SIS
Others. - and SO
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Miss Margaret May Wepler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII WEEP
Ter. of 1888 West Madison street, was
rendered a dinner last Sunday in
honor of her sixteenth birthday.
VIII Claire acted as toastmaster,
and kept all busy offering con-
gratulatory addresses to the fair
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

Miss Mary Winifred Speak, who
has been attending house party IN
Deatsville, KY, has returned home
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Sefannt%mGd

@ericnrltc Nneebptc, nlnrfirt g@ropoiulS lor
6urnilbing @ories nno SnrrleB 10 ipe 9eaIiQ
department" lfno ~uoreflirt an Den pSoaro OF
Npnros" inter Der 9lorelie ots ztubtshe9iltra
Tors, R%atbbais, Baltimore, mo, peroel lul
gireai oes StabtsJiCgliGrators i'm hai0Dalis
bis II llbr &ormittua5 am Wiittiuot, oeH H.
Nugutt 1909, entGegeH geuuutulet
Str SIetertt1 uuit fnnt (5) Ficrocn MI
@eiGirr iir ole 6umiaatiuuS.y&aa ino 5mct
(2) 9icrnet nit @cimirr iHr oen Seiden.
luuneu aHt 5uct Sabre, uuni 1. september 1909
bis 5ni l.. Septembcr 1911, III lleberelnittms
mllIlg nit ben Spe8iftfatioueH Die i'm SitrCnlI
pes @eiunobettsanltes I'M Jiatbbuusz9lnner er.
lungt lperoel tonneIl.
SIN rertifi5irter Gbed fir $4,000 uuf cine
,@learing 6ouie"-Eunt, 8lbibar an oeH .Jlupor
mo Stuotrutb bon Baltimore, mlB ieoem NHs
Qebot betgelcnt lem.
Sic G6ntrdftbeboroe bebdlt Itb oas Gebt
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BrGiioent Der 9uutraftbebOroe.
Culi29.3 80, 81, @ug2.3 A, 5,6,7.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02
9eportement fir bffcutlihe 8er6Cieruugeu.
A,,h- Hrnn rIr nIrni hra Stnht.N nnrmirmra-

WuIfImOrc, y. Inli 1900.
IcritcOcIte glHgcbote. an ocn v9oaro Of
9npdros." care OF 3. Sepea Tbomas" Goreis
iirf iperoen i'm Giireau oeS Observation-Disclosures.
Wafbbous, Baltimore, bis Mtittluo6, fl Born.
am /, Nuguft 1909 entgegen gellolnnen 5ur w.
6cutrliU, HsunoitcinbulI mn 9tlulternng nit
pitriii5trien HrluIlerltetne1 Der ~Stagsale0, pom
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Ieite bon Gerin8tonsGtroBe.
Spe5tiifattuneu NIB 9tnGcbotSs 6orruilgre itllo
aut EerlGngen in otcicrt Hllrean er9allIl1
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Dor, irgcrO Elm Oocr ale NHgeboie jIirlld5is
Sin beoImibiGier Gbcd hcs HieterS, ant etne
.GIearind Souic "NuUf, uui Srore oes Wtn0or9
lno Gtaotrai6s bon Baltimore 9e5o9eiL 81 oelIl
in ben Gpe5iIifniinneu Ncn0lntten Selra9e, lhlB
ieoem 9lngCbOt betgellgi lClll.
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PrdItocnt Der GuutraitNeb0roe.
(SuIi23, "a, 2G,27,2 ) ,29.3O,3l sguG2,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02

SIM prohibitions Staut
Georgia lit cin b~itterer aampf nm
Die bcublidtigte &erihGrfuug Oea
prohibitions WcleBea oil@0cbrohen.
@ouperneur Nromn periprod) Dor lei
ller Gr%pGblung, irgcno cill Srinfge-
leB, lpeldeS Die 2~egislotur poiiiren
loltc, nit ieincm Ncto 81 belc1e1.
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oonolH nid)t, %ltrengere Wobregeln
ju poliireL ion0crn luoreu onQeblid)
MIR 0orollf beoodt, ctluoiQe WtoBrc-
9eln Der o9toIlen" 81 betGmpien. Die
6roge, nb Der @ouoerneur Jest Die
leltc SiQ ultcr5eibuen fam, pelHe
bon 0enr Experimentation Soopcr Nle-
ran0cr eingcrcidt mur0c mo ole 0oS
S~erfollfcrt, &ollicn oocr Den gclib ir.
Qcn0 zines @ctrGntc9, ouS MIR cine
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lid mad)t, erregt bc0eutenocS 9lliie-
ben. Sieic &orla9e lit nGmlid) &c
gen Den Scrtnlli bon Nier p0er
o9teor-"9ier geridtet, ga nah Der
GntldetOun9 0e9 StaotS. Sbergerid-
tes 8etrdnte minoeitenS bier Ero;ent
Nlfobol entbolten miiiien, INN ais be-
roulfenoe @ctrGnfc 81 gelten.- Die
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Der N~nfitnOigu1g boB lie cine @ytro-
Slbl1l9 cr5mi1gen miiroen, iaus Die
NerIdorflrng 0eS ErobibitionS : Sc
lebes III Oicier Seiiion perbinoert
iper0en lollte. @ie Der Gonflift en-
olgen miro, lGBt lid) nid)t obieben.
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S%ibcrolcn ibrcn 8opcott 9eihllB
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nidt. &ieIc Der @Gblcr, Die I'M gu
ten @Iollbeu iiir Hrobibition ge-
itinnt botteu, iollen n0mlid bereitS
onNerer Wtcinnlg gelporOen iein.
&cnn elm oeben in @eor.
gio cingcbrntter Nntrog @eies miro,
merocn Die 6roren jeneS Staotes
nid)t m1ebr mad MGnnerort SIT Efer-
Dc lisen biirfen. Senator @rigbt
bon Steiuort Gountp lit Der Cole,
Der oui oieic @eiie fir sic Grboltlung
oc9 SdidIiden eiutritt. NuuL Elm
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Euhn I. Scb.

90 itarb am 81. IuIi 1909 5pbu y. Sch,
IS Sabre alt, geliebter So6u BON SreoerId nln
yuma 3eB. Sic NeerotgIng iinoet non leilIcr
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Oh biit mad ptcleH 6drten S6mcrjen,
BON Seilen Yiebeu iortgCeilt
Sic an init iorqcllouueu Ncrjen
Sic Nrdnibeii bdtten aern Qebeilt
sod unoerS mars bel Sem OeihlolPlt,
IN ocien Nallo mir Nle itno.
iDtI--.A
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Gcpartcmcnt fir Bfirntlidle sifcrnGtt-Santeu'
SHbs9 epartCment oes Wcbnune'S hlpettofs'
NiiIeanS, Mnthhans.

Baltimore, 81. Null lvuV.
Ingcbute iueroeu entAc9et gelIoiillell poN
Der Gontratts BebGr6e Der StGbt Baltimore ilr
ole @rridtuH9 oe3 9lbtDeilulG @ebdtocs ~
i'm Ban s8ieusNoipitGI fir Den ;DtuOor mo
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Nebjroe fir Nrnlcupllc9e.
gtu9ebote miiiicn in UeritegeIten Gonoerten,
a%orefftrt an beu o9Our0 OF gluuroS 81 Ngltl
more Gin. +" iein mo Die 9tuti6riti "ErogpolGISs
for gSuro BUILDING 70" San Sicm Solpilal,
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uoer Dor II llbr Sormiltaas ant 4. HHgNt
1903 eiugereidt meroen. .4
Seoem Nngebot mub elm an Den Winbnr mn
StdotrutU BON Baltimore inblharer Certttijlrler.
auf cine ,9lcGring 6ouie"sEnnt 1e5ugenet Sbci
be3 gicter5 iitr iiinibunoert $4,000 Collars
~pciQeiiGt iein.
len mo ole &uribrifteI pes Staots CHARTERS
IN gc6lg AMI GOntrnite %erfiiletl.
3CibuiingeIr mo Spe5ifiidtionen fbltet am
oocr ua6 6cm %. Suli 1909 i'm Niireau oe9
@ebduoes Snipeftor3 beii6tigi lDeroril.
Die Neb6rbe bGbdlt tib ouS 9iebt hur, trgeIO
Elm noer ulle ~glHgebOte 5i oerloerleit.
Goiuaro =. 4rcItun,
Standardization.
3. Surrp MabuOl,
MidOur.
fVuItoo % % oG OF % % &c. 81 9uua2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02

nler iinO ilbrigcn5 niht Die cin5igen
thiiriuoiidcn Stoutcn, Ocnru Die
Groac elmer coentueuen Wtrid)tucI.
3itlig ser itootIifen gerlpoltui8 nobc
tritt. 9cfonntlid 6efinoct iih lett
altr}cm in ben bciOen reuBiidcu Sir
Itcnt6iimcrn sic D06itc @epolt in Ell
ncr NonO, ~olltrOin9a 5ltr 3eit nod III
ser Torm Der RcQcuti6uit. Ga iCOod)
Shirt &ciuri6 Der &ier5ebnte porl
ReuB j. g. ihon bo6betogt unO Shirt
Neiurif Der Gieruno5mon5igite bon
R2uB Il. 9. uubcilbor frouf lit 10 lit
Die &crCini9umg Der SiirItemuilroc
briOcr &Gnoer oli benz @ouptc ibre@
jctigcn Regentcn, 0t5 Grbprin5cn
&cinrid 0cS Sicbenuno5pon5igiten
j. 9, MIR nod cine 6rogc Der 3clt,
Ger oominiitrotipcn &2riducl5unA
Der bci0en rcubiidJcn 6iirltentbilmer
pijrOc inn &ergIcid 81 Ocn Ihuor5
btrQii6en 2onneu nod cine maiterc
Shpicrigfeit Grmodien. Die Scrr.
idoit ReuB. 8rci5 lit nGmli6 bt3ber
nod i6%ulocnirci. Cine &cridnleI5lnN
ser bciOericitigen Stoot9iilanjen
miirOc oobtr Oen @%iOeriprudD Der BE.
p0lferuug Der @rci5er &nnoc mudrus
len ioiern man ibr nidt nod Der
Yrari3 bel Der Ginucrlcibng ihul0cnz
urnler SrtidoItcn III Ocn 9crcih Der
StG0tc bcionolrc &erQiinitiNungen
cinrGlmc. Inter OiCicr &orolaiCbung
miiroc 0ic &crldmcl5unG mo Ounlit
&creinio6unq mo GerbilliQum8 Der
Stuatanermoltlwrg btiocr 6iiritcntbii
mlcr bel Dem BORT berriheuOcn @eiit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (iihtiqteit gGuib
5o6lreide Srcuu0e iinOcn.
MiirOe mon ttua 0n5u iI6crqcben
moIlcn, Dem pcreinigtcn Sdmar5burA
un0 Gem pcreiniQteu 9tcuB nur cine
Stimmc gu bcIoiien, 10 miirOc lid
cine Ncn0crmg in Der 3uiammcl.
ieBunN 0e$ @moe9rntbc8 crgcbcn; 81
Oicienl 3mcdc miiBtc obtr nicOer sic
Ncrioiiuug 0c9 Ncidc3 gcGnocrt mers
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02

Stoot, ser sic 3mongS9elebgebnng
Der @robibition ori ieiu @onncr
ldlreibt miro oltd Dor elmer Iol6en.
aleiniafcit, mic elmer Ginmiihung III
Die ~eigeniten 9lngcIe8enbcitcl Der
6roucnmclt niC1t @olt MADDEN.
Sn eiuem pom mc den
StGOtden uoutc Elm Gieb NIT Sitlte
elmer Seiter, Die err I'M @oie iuno, III
Elm SouS ciniteigen; Die Setter ~Itilr5tc
jcOo6 nm, Ser 9ieb fiel berub brod
elm Vein un0 muroc notiirli6 lpegcn
Ginbru6soerhtd5 pcrrrtbeiItI So
luett lit an ser Wei6idte niht5 Scr
munOerliheS. 9tru iteQte iid ubcr
bel Den Observation-Disclosures Der,
aus, Dab Die BON Dem 9icbc benlbtc
Seiter am unteren Gn0e nift nit Den
0orgcihriebcncn Giienipibcn Uerieben
mar, mo in 6olge oeiien lpltrOe Der
BETTER lpe9cn iobrlGiiiger &orper-
p%erlebung c6enfoQS beitroit neil er
oui Die @elunobeit ieineS WlgeldOe,
men nd6tli6en @oitcS nidt Die ge=
biibrcn0c Riidiidt g%cnonunen bate.
3oiulnnOs tiir.iide SG6er.
Gautta6le. @ehduOs, gOiumt ssssu. etets Sfies,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02

e., Gle 9un0earcAtcrunG bat
Sen Commencement Der UeridieOencll
Stautcu ser Union Nbidriftcu Der
pom Gouqrcb pniiirtcn NCiolution 5u-
gcid)idt, mclhe Die Stout9gcicbge-
bungcn nu%iior0crt, ilbtr Elm Nerfui=
lungs q ENHANCEMENT 81 cntihcioclL
0oa Die GinfiiGrlnQ Der Ginfommcn=
Iteltcr crmGglift. @irO es 0cn @citb.
gebun9cn iibcrloiicu ibre Gntihci'
Dung nod freicm @clie6cn 81 t%rtiieL
10 miro 0uS Enhancement, neIde8 sic
3uitimlnlng Ser 2eqiaIntlrcu pom Sc
Stonten bc0orf uid)t sur NnnobmC
gelongen Bonn Ser gon5c %topitoIiiti-
idc GiniluB oCa SunoeS miro oorulli
gcrtd)tCt Icil, ooa ENHANCEMENT SIT
Sale 81 brinQcnlG9 miro MIR ourd)
3uIe6en iein, mcm Dos &olf in ieinen
br2itcn Moiien Die NngeIeQcnbcit in
Die Nnno ninunt un0 Sen @e0ialotur=
MitQIicOern iNcmeiicncn 9cich( CT.
t6ciIt, iilr Oo9 ENHANCEMENT 5l tim
men. SiEbemmb5mnn5iQ Stooteu bo.
6cn lid 6ercttS 0aiiir Crflirt, ooB &C.
notoren bonn &SoIfe 8epd6lt merocu.
@cnn nod bier 2egiSloturen bin5u.
trctcn, mlrB Der Sent, Der iid) biSbcr
cntld)ie0cl o%blehncno 0ogeQen pcr6ol
ten hat, Elm &erioiiunQ@ 2lmenOt.
mcnt lm%tcrbr2itcn mcId,c9 Oicic
&oltamobl ciniiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-02
&ntGcrinc WIcrtcl.

Us bat @ott, Dem N%umdhliocu. Qciuucu.
meme geIiebte Satin, GdtBcriuc Wcrtcl, I'M
Dem GeBen ub3Ibcruien. Gas Observation-Disclosures
iinoct am WittpoGl, WiorQcuS nm . llHr. pon
Dem LrluerbGuie, 9ir. 1902, Cough straRe, aus
nab Der u. Mii6dcl54Nirbc, nuicIbit cine
Ncuuiem Wiciic iiir i6r SrclcHbctl 9GbaltCH luirn.
mo cdnt uui Dem o0I, Grl6ler Srteobotc"
TAFT. Nerlpnuote mo Sreltltoe Der 6dmllic
lino uutunIepUa eiuQelnoen.
Ser traucrHOc Suitc 3atnb Wicrtcl
(2t4-O Ilchit Stnocrii.