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Wcitrru Margfanb.Giieubabn
GeginnepS dm as. September.
SerldBt 9iusn'Satubof:

40, AuBttH. .+F.tut n
~ WSoraeTS--S1Ieu5ug, Saaerstoipn. pN. &
W., Hp,N Wdtnesboro. G9dfntersblrg iins,
aiiSeenoniii,ei, SoHntass. 9anesd mo Gum.
berlnIo. 800
1857 Murnsns-seehli6er grpreB, @etfminfter,
u~tioit'Srtbse, NrucediIc t5rebarid ifo en-.
Itifsonra, alSGenonlineit Soiitifnes), geabtes.
Doro. Gbdrltbershurg, &dQerstofpn, Saneo6.
Cumberland, Gliins (SnIfet Cbferpatipus,
Waegons). Die @noitation biefeS 3Iaeb ON
Soiilttag lit Saeerstopn.
2.15 Ndhmittaas Accommodation MN
ltitiun Brtoae. ~ ~
*4l5 EadmittnaS = CGneusue. SauptIinie,
Sdpersioipn, 9areod, Sbippensbnre itfib,
nus9eronlnten Sonntaas, Sreoerid liio Gms
rifsbnrg .(Yarlors9sdeeon).
Sdgitd, u~usgeuumtnen Suuutng.
7.Qo Wsoraens DorI, y. unb 6. Eib. uno
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nodb 9burnp,,t.
2.46 Wntmitiaes-9rprcb. nab GnSbropi SIhrs
BON. Yorf, Sanoper. GETTYSBURG uno n. &
Sdnpner, ,8eiipsbnre NIB q. nnb 8. Bib.
$50 Madltiiin9s-Iffoni 1tnb Saroper.
GIG Wheues-sifpn rash luton griboe.
MIR Samitaas.
ff.30 abenes-Mfiom. mad Union Hribae.
Hnr Snuittn9s.
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CR'ValTtHpFf' Stt. Hete 3aipW $eHiesAse
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Walbingtun's ecntidJc Gcrcinc.

vGcutid)er Central 8creill."
acknowledgement: Geo. s. 9eB.
tcr'S Sotei, Or. 800, YenniDlponio.
gpcnuc, N.~S. - Serlommlilng ies
Ben 4. 9icnitog I'M Monot, gbenos
S l(br. = 8rGlioent 8urt 80ldner,
Nr. 113, 6-StroBc, Nd; /. @ice.
Erdliocnt ). 81. Hodor, Ger. 5t2, ~.
Ctr, N..@.; 3. Gice . Yr1iibelrt Or.
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~; Sdobnlciitcr GboS. &. @crner,
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&. Wanl. Nr. 223t, Ia. Strobe,
N.-@.
v0eutlhcr @~oiicnboltS Serein."
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lung jebcn .. Sonntog I'M @oiicn-
baltS 81 Nnocoitio, O.. 6.
nGcteroncn.@ercin pom S.@ataiQol1."
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ben 1. uno 3. Montag bel Sp. @oB,
mann, Nr. 49, I. Str, I..@.
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8. Str., N.=&. - &erionmlung ie-
Ben critcr Gonntog I'M Mpnot;
Singitunoc ieocn Spnntog II. Delft;
nod I'M yNrion = GereinSbalic," 9tr..
1905, G.Str., N..@.
.GiItrift Hr. 100"
Sefrct0r Mti6ocl 9ics. Nr. 629,
SsStr. Nd. Seriammllrng ie.
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quit Sdpor5'S rGolumbio.0 Gl,ncr-
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columbia 9roucr . llnterItiibungs.
Gcrein."
ScfrctGr Srou5 IonL Nr. 23t3,
S.Str., M..@. - Serlommlung icoen
2, Gieniio9 i'm Moltot in augult
Shmor5'S .Golrmbio.W Gnnertor.
Sollc," Nr. S27, z. Str, T.-@.
columbia 9uno Hr. 81,
9. 8. 8. g. 81"
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20iS, g.. Ctr .-@.-Gcriommlung
jcocn .. Mtttlpod) I'M Monat III M.
Sdnuor5'S yGolumbio 4. MGmerdJor.
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lung jcben /. mo 3. Wolltag imMio.
nat bel Sctrp @oBnonL Ir. 1877,
I. Str, W.-@.
nElottbeutiher Gerein."
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1915, Woriou-Str., N.-@. = Ser,
lommlung ieben 2, Gonnerltog i'm
Wonot in Nr. 430, s. Ctr, $3.50.
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/, 9ienitoa I'M Ionot bel Geo. 9cB.
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@.Str., N..@. @, o'a.e ISIS o''!'
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9, g. 9. b, R,.a." a,
Sefretar Sben. n, 2efert, Mr.t2t0,
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icben 1. Sonntag1im Monat bel O..
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N..W. lslsi .|tsc
uShp1biifert aranfen . ltnterltiit-
5uligs.0erein."
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S.Str, H..S.- GcriammIung ieoen
1. Converting BEL Senrp @oBnionn,
Ger. 1877. I. Str, N..@.
rSccaiiio.2rae Mr. I, g. 3. 5. G.-I."
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Seigbt. .. 6. 0erionmlling je.
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@obmonii, Nr. 1877, Z. Str, N..@.
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@ilgelm Sea-2oee Nr. 3,
la rs II. 8. .. H..@."
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$40, 9.Str., nd. = SeriummIuna
ieoen 9. tino a. Gienitaa i'm Mpnnt
in Nr. 623, 2ouiiiana.Npe., M.-@.
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ootaT A6IaIuQgloils idW gtp.Von Nno ~
ref any, Bebrau1 in Der Gar,brns nnb WQt.
ROO af,g tation Inn 1000 MbeiioS,
Ior.g9aaaonS, Gpeiferaten etc. tperben f@neN
sciorat Ser 4eIerbon In alien f~rTaenben nllet
Bii.cuar: Gtar.ess NIB BalttMoecse'frabt, 9.
al. 81. VnuI 1924, ober Wtb. Gouitlanb 1901;
Gf. NobrIsgiattcn 4. & g.. Ut. Sermon 2t24i
QarrSer.Stafton SuformafiorSsg arenii. 9. 3 !.
81. WoilI e48, cher Mb.. gourtIonb 272o, md
nj. $40, Gah.9roabfuoh.
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G%bciaucafc GteamIbip Company.

VbefapedfrsYfntf:
6tr Wurfolf,, cia 4utnt Comfort n. ben eaoes
tdgliCn. dusaer. Scnntua, nm $50 @belos,
9lprf Gtpcr etnie:
Ran Dorf &iper.2aubunaen, gpeh,grlut Hub
HidlmunD
3ieuftag. Sonneritne uno Gnnftaa Inn
8 tlbr glbenUS.
~ Stlct-9b reaaE;
W ff9, 1877 Eno 217 Sft.gaftimuresetrnBe,
uro BOG, Huros SHnrIes.e ftaRe.
Sanpihiireanr eiebts yno 2eesStr.. Baltimore.
' YSultt 49, 'fafH"ifN VI
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WrnKbftitfs. itrbcrtraannncn.

6rott Vs. 9lrtbur at Gubert s..
&ieil, . @rnnoItiida, S..
9iuiom g. 9ooc ulto 6roll III
GborlcS @. Sed ulo tErolL I @rull0'
Itiid, @runo5ins $42; So.
Wiuno u. Yebrer& mo 1rnu az
2lcbionber5 @raQfif rmo i5ralp lIoro'
ieite Der GuittfnNlpeniic nate tssoiG.
irlNtoll Strobe, t5'tci ~ @tuutb3iu5
$22.5O; $3.50. l17c.f 2H>} a.
s(licc W, sdSSAano Safe dtl eli.
aobttD '@eahnsppr, 9}cht e43tcI Il:
i. ~, 500. fr' | 51e
Sic 6Gentibe Sporbonf" al NJ,
9lolld)c 9cl,5inger. 9}orOaitieite, Der
@ilmer. aIlen anobe @reclppiIlnp.
StroBe, II bel 40; So. 81
Gitielbc an oicielbc, Norboiticitc
Der @ilmer.IQe nobc @rccnmillmUs
Strob, II bel 40, So.
Gbriitina s.. Seincr all Hpbert @il.
lis, jun, Oitieite Der Smolhuooo.,
nobc @ilbclmsS truBc, ~ bel IS,
@runO5inS $36; S..
&iaoc @ommerjnQgr al Morp
8ommeringcr, SIticito ser Chapel,
llabe Vdnf-S trnBe, Is bel 80, @runO'
sims $tt.25; So.
!. Sbomos Morrj9 oil &ir0inid
V. @olucrs. IorOicitc Der Glemcnt T.,
nobe Gipcr-S trobe. - bel 60; s..
&ir9illio 8. hilbert ullD @ntte an
&obu s. &oubleD mlO Irou. @cIt.
icitc Dtr @ilman,, nobc @ofinlon
Strobe. $500. -
@iQiom Sunt on @berles 9lfer-
mon uns Srnt, 4 @rumoitiid, @rlnnG.
3ins $2l; So.
Wiltot S.a G6dmbcra ali Qutro =.
4. Barter, I @r1inoititcf, T0rllno5iua
$t8; So. hia'@t''e ~
2ollro 5, s. Barter, Ra6loBucr.
moltcrim oil 2allro :. Is. Gorter, t
VfHl'o,ipd, @%rl'no5n'S sis; 20.
6reberid $. 2obnreper al Gortci
=, S"ol" i'ho nfnlt' S''lelte Der
Gpu't % so, s.upe 9eo'0'0"" "r''''''
suns S4o, ploO0.
"''u)Hel %alo9QillFF n''o oroil on
@'ot8ufel Soerle' @fl'''o'll'o'
V~tn''o5l'H 1901 Tl42o.
eVuttVSN pul'9Ct' nH' otuu so''
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ma m;m"s %s',', %o'o oc,
,,,, Sa;,'~n,.s m-Stss;,;.o -"
,,oh, Siao,,ith,etrns :, d. a y.
$40. & F'G'Fs6 lF01n11 @IS
Sobrit[ = d E,yr;ae ~, !. nises ms
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81 ~'"a'i w u''n "
Scnru Gq.Sbirtep an Hlnelio lSI,u,-
felt, Sii0oaieitc loer Sole. srr. noGc
| Sutton 2fpenne, 1911 beF So, S..
geriefbiilnn 7eanrG9S. Hliufett,
Sll0olteltr orr Gole, SiroBc ndht
NiiltoitEgpehlc, FIT bel So, So,
Safc Sepnrt H. 3rli't Gn. II. u.
an SQbn Sonomnp Il. u, : SotS,
90,
u S'spo'tld iul'o @olie al IS
"'ofr'S Sref', ! SoE 20.
"o.'s "" Os'
""' l'p.tpiN "o'"''''
S"% ""'' %h
SVo'llH" w "fllllolge' Srll'lce' al
St''''e gt' S''''ln Nor''elte Srleo''S'
Slr, ''upe Joul'9'lr} l4'oei $o'
Worla u. 3iscoe an 6lotence &.
"lScoe, Siolettc S~nlinuleltr, nobc
@lncept.gu leu. = bel 81, 9rmo5inS
$60;sS5. ~ 9' j
adte NJ. aoiB uilb @attc or Did.
$. Gcniior u,N 5ror. Norbicite scr
Erott., nobc Gbclteritr.., II bel 100,
0rnnojina sol; $3.50.
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Ierdamts G. guners srausport. So.
Tamptei.2tnie.
kradht uub aBaNeaters,

Bradbt nnb spaHeatere.
Ran Bottom anb bent Eaex.
Scunina. Gtenftaa unb SrsitaL 8 ubr Ateuo3
Nadt Hrputoenec NIB Dem Often.
S6iirtnQ, Ttttipodb urh Sreitag, 6 ubr GbenoS.
V2adb Sseupoit SseiuS.
2dgti8, a~iseenomnten Donnerftao II. Sanftae.
@ nbr WbenSs.
. Sra9. nEeenonInlen fdeiih btA S ubr En@u.
I fur eenieIben 1aa fa9renbe. 9ampter. y
Ran eopannat innb Sa6fsnulne.
gPontnG Mittipph nub sSreitag. O. fbr Mbe1hS.
Sanptgireau: getnlan. iiub ticStGtr.
= uIS 1&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

Rationol.@ anfen.
.sse cts sepn s%'atisual, Sea,," Sass une
: GretersStraBe. Sdenb, w. povt. BrattoeHt;
. Senrp 8. 9ebues aailtrer.
,Swrits gational.Sa ui" 432 Shb'Sroabiua6.
%: 9. Masner. stafhrer. H.
,,saruisis anu pSlerdauts National saas,"
Scutbs unD 9o~nbaro'StraBe. -
Staats.B anfen.
"1sntde sars pos galtimDre,m galtta9rs.
uHb SoaioabsS trabe. Iuglit Weber, Rrdlt'
bent; Y. 3. Slot, S1asnletfter.
Spar-Vanfen.
,Deutf.b esarbant ppn Salttmore," Gutap'
uno RaItinloresStraB.
st. ,samss eyaIbaat," go,ttmors'straBe uHS
Guitot1 9ouiesgloenuf, 7A' o..
Eruit.G ompagnte'n.
,UaarSIano srni Gs," as~r6tpsd'gde gaIbe1t'
mnb Serman'StraBe;, g.. 9. Zimmerman,
gss slbIiissenta; os SSsToa n Ban s5sRf s=%$sssmsiiIiitsT:
Saa siiflter, si~ifgegareiar.
Baltimore Srait q Guarantee Co.," equitable
building.
Iobofaten.
saiiauas q rsSNSstsif, -aSs aalpert suiIStna.
2anbnirtbidaftlihe @erdtbe uno
SGmcreien.
Griffith G Turuer Co., 2O5 ssoro-Baeu.Gfru b
Warmcr. uno Grant erfe.
e. 3iisdrtnsr & eBhns, 714-7is 3sft'gaitt'
moresStrabe.
Hlumbins, SURFACES, 8onses unb
Sefen, Sudocfen uno Nii,ncn.
Bennett Srrs, 52S glorO.Sremoutesoeuue
+ &upier!dmieSa itno Blumbers.
1eIep9on: BuIfe t09p.
iler-Serii6eringen.
.Gopal Snlurauee so. nt ,siaerrpol," Seurp
W. 8arfieIb. Refioeut.M lanaacr, Et0t-1o2
.,s SsnaIsita q s.s sGn:s stsrisa n,1asi,' ! ;s.,sataatt,e
9ultimore' nne ytorft. GtrdBe.
gigentbums agenten u,o Gambler.
stsrre g. easan & Neptep, 10 ott.settnstOa'
Sufidmieo. 3ubeB6r.
q. eeott Eapne Co., 3e3-964 Rorb'0apsStr
9obleu unb Sola.
peurs q. Ben Srine. 800 GoIumbia'abenie.
Efanoleib.@ eih1ftp.
,,Gpaiultbattb 2cam Co." I ytores@ absS trube.
Stanps iurb Srgeln.
Ghus. De. ettsi, 8 stpros9tbertn.S trnbe.
Am. 9nabe & So, garfsglpe. uHh SabettesStr,
Bopier nn0 Enpier.Diiter.
gnttt, TtJun So, 105--t07 Sannper'Strabe.
gle6ploticn, Metan, etc.
arca, Gpisu'n & So. (saeorporirtj, 1910
9aIoeritonsStrabs.
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liNNllIIIGWRlNQGIU
= 2dsIi~. I zdeIi&. auseenOmmsn eonHtas

SApttb1uHt uStPt U.s. ISL ~
Der @Gm6en. CITATION mad s8dIttngtcn an
@o4eniaesl 100 @rrm. 10 500 MbeTSS'
Sirrfte Ver5tubaur tn scr nenen ttntsns
citation ap @afaiaatan nj. saea fasIt@ setes'
Den 2tuteu,
Nai5inatou, b~erlnfier mt. WobaIsS tattoa:
1905, .6.i5, +7.1d, s7.45. 1856, 1900 ti0.60.
ilI.5s, s1i.55 Boym.. tt218. ti2:bs. ti.sSs
12.4S, 1850, *4.16. y4.55. +5.55 gatm. 1000,
ssfianen UamSes.@tatiSn; $500. .sI5. te2o;
200, II 100, $500, 800, 900 1000, ti10t
So5 Y , .1 4 e. x tia q 40 "i .asS. / t hSS. S1;Us,
Wimiieb), 1000, si0.o5. 'lt.o5, '-ii.s2 gbbs.
.Rorrr.. +i.25, 1850 uno $500 y,abm. T
Saeeystcw1, mi. sobdLStuttou. f7.l6 Sorus7
1855 aa1m. 9arlesn.5tattcr, t7.So. t6.0S
BORN, 1850. 1900 9fadm. neg 2 =
sI Sapsaf etHe else
Hadv H1HAbet$bta nnb RetvIDSr.
Eeuer Iernatnua an ter neutrality-suspicious.
strabe. gep'Qori. beduenI moo eotflS nub
Yhedtern. w. f ~
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Gei9dftss@ esmetier.
Bidder, gonbitor. uno Sotel.
9eoarfs-I rtifeI.
e6. MNexa 4. Si6a ia tOA eth. 6otvo RI STR

3eitun9eu, 3eitidriften, etc.
.sbe Baltimore saeDs Co.," Gub'S Mbereronu'
bic, Heihdftsfibrer, 318 Beits0e urian'Str.
9ou Materialicn, Sbiiren, SenIter-
raDmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sames 9. gpttsr & Co., 115-117 Sao'6reoe'
rtd.Strabe.
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9eteftip. agentur.
ssatipual r,t-etipr sernitc. 8. 20. p.n, Dc.
ftdftSfitbrcr.. Ht. 632 Qafvs9hiISiRg, 9a;tts
.n,cre. Wso. Pbone 81. RouI $500.
.An,trttnn Eetrdiue HaeneN," Charles aosl'
MAIN. Gefbditsfi5ter1 s8i9 GauitabIesgtloa.,
Baltimore. Mb. gbpne: 6. e. 81. ct. 9auI
2027: Gupuure: 6. 4 3. Boife f230-8.
eSanbaner & Edmibt, 9;G4foIser bs1 Gn,itb,
Beit & 2npHS, 503 galpert building.
9eidenbeltntter.
sautev e e5bne, t7c3-t710 Ganton.2tneune
sim. gssf. Nortbs uno 8reenmountMbenue.
Sriebb1fc.
,2pnbnn Farf Gemeterp," Nirean: 81 stefi.
G1ratoua'6 frGbe,
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Waite .fir's 19nslaub beiorat @. 9lntne, 4f3
ch'ValHmpFf'St Hehe 0aipHa FeHit'Ase.
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9amburgsMmerita

6amhlrg pireii.
t 9iie Carlton q Ia Garte 9ieiiaurant.
Suppclidranben.
Grprck. nno Yaiiasier Sienit.
Samburg Imerifa 3inic,
41-45 Sroabuap, Heiu-gurf.
Irtbnr @. GubiOn,
am ulten 9Inee,
127 SitsSaltimorc.S Str.
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gledploticn, Metou, etc.
arsn, Gptu'n & So. (aeorporirij, ls-1t
BdIoeritous Strabs. ~
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Bopier unb Tapier.D Often.
emttt. 9tgun So, t05--I07 Sancber' StraSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

Stanps uub SrgeIn.
Ghns. DO. ettef, 8 stpro.0tbertn.S trabe.
An. 9nabe & So, Earfsglpe. uHh SabettesStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

Eruit.G ompagnte'n.
yW,arslanb srat Co.," gsorotped.gde GaIoett'
mnb SerransStrase;, g. Q. Zimmerman,
Yrdiibcnt: Carroll Ban gieB, S9atmsiiter;
. Serbs Spencer, Jun, SiiIfssS1abmeiffer;
sou Siirier, SiilfssSeireiir. q
Baltimore Srnit 4 Guarantee Co.," Equitable
8ulloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

YIumbins, SURFACES, Ionges unb
Sefen, Sndocden uno Hiitlcn.
genneit grrS, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
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Warmcr. nno 9ronit, @erfe.
g. StIsdrtner & eBhnt, 714-7ts EsftsBaitt'
.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

&upfer!1ntieSa lnb Blumbers.
Sobn Subsrt, 1714 1bameSsS ,rab.. o. L p,
IeLephun: WuIfe 1000.
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Iobofaten.
u. %. ehols, 126-129 2ap gptIoina.
GnitapuS aurb, 261-269 @alperI guilbtna.
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2anbpirtbidaftlihe @erGtbe uno
SGmcreien.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

ssThs proper way for e man b pray, "
Said Deacon Lemuel Keys,
s,An1 the only proper attitude,
Ls down upon be knees"
''No, should say the way 70 pray"
Said Reverend Doctor Wise,
els standing straight with OutstFetehed
arms,
And Tspt and upturned eyes"
''Ob, no, no, no, 4" said Elder Slow.
''Sueb p0atuFe Il too proud;
A man should pray with eyes fast closed
And head eontritely bowed"
eft seems 30 me his hands should BE-
AuBteFely clasped IN front,
With both thumbs pointing toward the
grOund,"
Said Reverend Doctor Blunt.
Las year fell IN HodgkIn's well
Head first, said Cyrus Brown,
with both my heels q sticking up,
Ny head s-pintiDg down.
"An' 1 made prayer right then an
there
Best prayer / ever said.
The pFayinest prayer ever prayed,
A-Standing on my head. "
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03
BROWARD WILL BE A CANDIDATE.
states Positively That ne VIII Oppose
Reelection Of Senator TaIlaRsfF0.

That former Governor Napoleon b.
Broward Is candidate for United States
senator lie assured ina interview which
he gave In Sc. Augustine.
BrOWard Il a factor and an important
one In the politics Of the State, and it 10
generally conceded that the race will be
Between him and United States Senator
James r. TaliaferrO. The Sc. Angus
tine Record. IN speaking Of the matter
says:
"Ex-GOv. Broward will be a candi-
date for United States senator at the
next primary. ThisquestiOn, which has
been discussed by the State press fire.
quently Of late Is answered.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03
MADE DIRECT ANSWER.

"Mr. BrowaTd spent yesterday In the
city and was interviewed by a Record
representative. lie was asked the ques.
ton direct and he answered II as
straight 40 II was asked, without quib-
bling or beating about the bush. He
said that he intended tobecOme q eandl.
date, but that 10 very early % make an
announcement or 70 launch the cam.
paign. He will be found very active
factor when the campaign opens, being
q hard fighter and tireless worker.
ellis business here yesterday was Of
q private nature, aid he had no inten-
tl0n whatever Of announcing his eaHdi-
dacy until he was aceOsted by the Re
cord representative, bat he did not hes
itate 30 state his position when asked.
''In speaking Of the drainage work m
the Everglades he said the dredges are
doing very effective work and that an
immense area will be reclaimed. He
hes not changed bic opinion as 10 the
advlsabllitY Of draining the Everglades
and still believes that the State will
greatly profit By the reclamation Of
the ov0rhoWed land"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

For Hanan shoes, Manhattan shirts,
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03
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hr. John Costa. 0fTallahassee, is the
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-03-25

JOHN PESDLEToS KENNEDY, L.. u. auth
or, was born In Baltimore, Aug. is, I7y5; died
Oct. -. 1870. He graduated at the University
OF Maryland In 1912; was admitted to the bar
In 1915 served I'm the Legislature in 1928 !:
member OF Congress lSJJ-42; presidential
elector on the Harrison ticket In 1910, and
was Chairman OF the House Com mIttee on
Commerce In Congress, Isil-2. lie was again
elected To the Maryland Legislature and was
Speaker OF the House I'm 1896. Was appointed
Secretary OF the Navy 1852, and aided in Mt
ting oat Commodore Perrys Japan ex pedl-
tion and DIR. kane's second Arctic voyage.
At his death was provost OF the University of
Maryland, vlce-pTes!dent OF the Maryland
Historical Society, chairman OF the Board OF
Trustees of the Peabody Academy, Balti-
more and trustee OF the Peabody Education
al Fund. Was the author of several novels
and OF Life OF William Writ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-03-25
ROB OF THE BOWL.
ALEGEND OF. ST. INIGO'S.
BY JOHN p. KENNEDY.
J. b. LIPPINCoTT COMPANY,
Publishers, Washington square,
Philadelphia, sept. p, 1903.
FRASCTs v. KING, ESQ.
Leonardo wn. Nd.

DEAR SIR :-Replylng TO yours OF the nth,
instant. we would state that all interest In ].
r. kenn2dy's "Rob of the Bowl IL owned
BY the authors estate, but we have had no
correspondence on the subject for some years
and do not know where To direct you. How
ever, the work il now oGt Of copyright, and
there Is no reason why you might not re-
print IL without per mission.
Yours very truly,
J. h. LIPPTSCoTT COMPANY,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07

On his way to the train that morning he met
Banks, father of the Banks boy. Banks" he said
how many Fourths of July would it take to make
the havoc wrought at Fredericksburg?"
"Ah,' returned Banks, shaking his head
Later he met Twombly father of the Twombly
girl Look here. man. he said to Twombly, 1.-The
battle of Bull Run godsend alongside of the
Fourth of July
Sure" assented Twomby, warmly. Brinker-
hof capped Elphnstone the shoulder. "Ephin-
stone,' he remarked gravely "the white plague
is nothing to the red plague-the plague of fire.
Fourth of July. Patriotism. Rats Fourth OF
July. Mayhem. Assassination rgatory-sheol.
That's what it is"
ooh, thunder" exclaimed Warrington who had
listened to the TRADE, what you talking
about? The Fourth without fireworks. Hamlet
with the Prince of Denmark out Why, your kids
weren't hurt They only think they were. Burnt
We've all been burnt The smell of powder" he
shifted, delightedly, that's the Fourth for me-"
Brinkerhoff, and Banks and Twombly and Ell
phinstone glanced at one another significantly,
patriot, Warrington.
I'm for reform" said Brnkerhoff to his three
townsmen. I'm for noiseless, blameless, flame
less Fourth Are you with me?
I'VE are they answered him.
We'll save the town." went Brnkerhof
we'll take stand. Well work hard and Well
start right now. And who knows" he added ITO
what this little local movement may grow? We
may upon this morning after have sounded note
whose peang tones may yet be heard around
the world"
stone. And Brinkerhoff felt it quite wise to let 1t
go at that.
TIME passed-two weeks. The Brinkerhoff boy.
1 the Banks boy the Twombly girl, the Elphin-
stone kids met and compared notes.
Gee" they agreed, I'VE had bum time this
Fourth. But next Fourth, we gotto have about ten
times many frecrackers and niger chasers to
make up for it, They gotta get 'em for u.s."
eff don't get bull dog revolver next Fourth,
there's goin to be row." commented Benjamin
Ilr;D rJoffp auo1v Tna Var how ioin cd
the crowd
You kids wait till you see my old mans fire.
works next Fourth. YAH The best in town.
Brnkerhoffs measly show II be frizzled to a
FRAGILE"
Time passed-two months. The Brinkerhoff re-
form was making itself felt Brinkerhoff do
ing his work quietly. He rounded up families in
droves The Morning Mail got wind of the great
movement and patted Brinkerhoff upon the back.
The movement referred to in the local pull
pits 1t earned praise from the New York
press. The people OF the town became enthuslas-
tic. And by Christmas nearly every heightened