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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
QofalberidItc GnS @aiGington.

9efom uur 50 monotlth.
,Srolr QtQic 81. Seorid rcid)tc &c
Ttcrit i'm Suprcms@eritt Oes Ei'
itritts Gollmbia cine alaQc iilr obln'
llite Sdetoumg bon ibrcm @utten
WSn1. y. &cOrif cin. Sn Scr &Ingc'
idriIt iudt Sic SrnlL ibr Wtunl, 0eIt
lie i'm Sabre 1896 g%cbcirotbct. babe
lnonatIid) mr. 50 III ibrcn llnterboIt
bcigcIlcltcrt.
Z N0ne IuSiihtcn.
81 ser 2itulN Der oGentroI 2obor
Union" am Mortoa Nbcno crfl0rle
Gin Gclcnut, Oo6, mclm Die ncllen
Ban &~cror0um0Gu iijr @oibingtou
ul0cnpmmcn mcrbcn lpilroen, cln
Mom niht cimmoI cincu SuGben.
idlIal bullcn oocr iciucn FicrocltoIl
repurircu lulicr tonnr, ohnc cinen
Grlmtbnibiteiu in Niircou Oc& sc.
GGuoc- <llipcttor5 crlongt 5u bobcn.
Ginbrchcr al Der Nrbrtt.
IN 0Cn lcBtcu IuGCn lin0 piclc
fleillc GtubriIfc pcriibt morocn. Nus
Dem MuuiC non Irnu Ebitb Gbnpn1ml
on Der .&irginio.9 (pcnuc uno
Mtount Gliuct Nooo lulirbc Silbcr-
jclta 5ltal g9crtbc Don SD, aus Dem
lccrite6CIt0cu @uocn Nr. iii. ~.
Strube, SiiOncit, &ronlcud,tcr, mo
oltS Il. &. Sluumafcr'S @auS, Nr.
93t, -Strobc Siiomeit cine Qolbcnc
Acttc SIM Mert6c pon %li g~citoblcn.
9ci @rn. ". :. @icglcr III Nr. 521l2,
3. Strobc, ltorooit, morcn sic Giebe
cbcnioQ@, lie mur6cn obcr periheudt.
Sir irnn56iiiMe Monies
rem.
Cine lIclrc @cicQidait, Die mtcr'm
Numcn o%llninn DC &anNlleGroncaiIc"
bCfannt ictn loll, iullr0c ON Wontag
Nbcn0 in Der go Hohcme" an Der
G-Strnbc gcgriinoct. Sic @cieaihoit
hot Den 3lucd. iron5oliidc Wunicren
uro Dos Shl0ircn Der fron5oiiihen
Sprud)c 5t forbcrn. llngefuhr 100
Eerloncn luarcn %olltucI cn0, inter bcnz
iclbcn olId GonorcB~- 9lbgcoronctcr Nj
horo @artbolOt bon Ct. 2orli$.
3n allen SngcS5eitcn.
Gonmi'iGr @cit bat icillcn Nlntas
Golcacn ben GorId)la9 9enad)t, Die
Eoli5ei HeNuIationcn 0uhin 5u DIT.
hcrn, Dob 0os aebreu ser Seitcnuegc
III alien SogeS5citcn crloubt icin ioU.
>ScBt lit 0os Mchrcn ser Srottoirc bon
s llbr WtorQcn@ bis 6 llbr NbcnOa
pCrbotcU.
@i(l itcrben.
Trni 9%atbariie Nurtlou milroe ant
Mbhtoa Attno IN 6iiiotl 3inliier ocs
,@itt@burg,0 otcl$," Nr. Al, Tent
MISUNDERSTANDING, bciinuungSlpa ori
Neilmocn. Gns 3imumcr mar NIT
wa" all9Ctltllf, DOS etllelll nftcHcll
@o9bobn crtitr6ntr. Sm Gniuoltp-
So'pitNI mnroc iic bolo miebcr ms
NclpnBtIcin ilrildacbrod,t; lie er.
fl0rte ober, lie miiroc ben NcrildL
Ilh 0o@ Sc6cr 81 nebmcu. Grrcltcrn.
DEM lie lei frGnflid mo Don ibrcm
@ottcn pcrloiicn.
Cine cute Gill.
Cine Gill fiir bic 9lcgulirung ocs
&uniS uno bcS @ciitcs bon 0ciGbr
lidlrn @uiien I'M Giltritt Columbia
iurroc 9cltcrn bonn Congress abNcorO-
nctcl Snnitb BON Widigon I'M NallS
cinQcreiht. Gie Gill milroc bon Sen
GiItritt@-G ommiiiGrcn oltSgeorbeitet.
@cih6Itc. bic nit iold)cn @oficn bait
oclll. miilien cine Sicen5 bon $25 ert.
rtdtcl mo Scr &allicr elmer @oifc
bot cine Siccn, BON So III bc,u6lcn.
Ger SAMPLER mllB ihporclL OoB CT
teincnn Standardization cine @aiie
iuc0cr pcrfoufcn nod lcibcn lpiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Malter'3 @uni il NuIlcric oll
Der Charles. nn6 GeutrcItrube miro
an 6rcitag jlm (ritcn Wtal lett ibrer
%%oIlcnoung Den &crtrrtcrn Der Erciic
5u elnsm Sciilh oiicn ltcben. SpGter
miro hiclelbc inter sen Iilipi5icn Ser
rNrmen @elcllldoit Don Baltimore"
lllr Cas- o%ll0cnleinc Eublifum ieocn
Alilttrpot mo Sanita9 i'm Ncbruar,
Mars inlo Iprll. ipluie an @aihinas
Inns 0ebnrtatoa u,0 am Sitcrnlon.
tag He0iinet icin. mo oo@ Gintritts
1elo f1llt IN Die I%rmenfolic. Ga bon
Belt 5il 3eit iallitrirtc aotoloot her.
olt@Acgcbm Ipcrocn, 10 oiirfrn feline
pbotoQropbiidc suiuohmen Don
&minpcrtcn aen1ad)t nerbrr.
, Nod zines II II it Nh $ il { /.
lun 4. 49, Gle Is. Sahres NltSltc(
HUG 0e0 Baltimore g&oter Color
Clubs" miro pom 8. bis gum 26. Sc.
brltor I'M Morplono Snititut itatt
'ilocn. s. iuerben pielc @iIoer Don
Rem 9orfer, TbilobeIpbier II. go
toner aiiilitlern ollsgeltellt ieil,.
Ger Club bat jeBt $50 Mitalicoer.
6rou Sorriinn I. Nend,nm lit bie
F%r1iibcntin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Die. Gnarantan itr 0lc
gliSf uhr,p~e n,8ie b.altS Carroll,
itnb @altimorc.Gountp miro mnhr,
idcihlid nid)t Dor Gnoc oiclc5 Mo.
nnts o%iifgcboben, ga bon @oibin9tol,
ans Die Nnd)ri6t e"ingctrDiicn lit, oaf
5id) IN ser Sa6c Nid)ts thun ldbt, bis
ENGLAND icine 9creitpiIligfeit ertlGrt,
Murpldnocr Scnoungcn cntgegcn Sl
tehm2n.
Werocn beutc gctraut. -
Srl. Waube z. 6cibclmm lulo Sr.
9llbert Sncllenblrg ipcrOcn hclttc III
Der @obmmg Scr Gltern Der @rullt,
Scr. 2237, Glltam.Eloce onrd) Ben
Habbincr beS Snr Sinoi Scmpels.
Or. &. 81. Tubenitcin 9ctroltt ncr.
Sen. Sri. 3cibelman lit eirc Sodtcr
bon Srn. uno Srou Bernard Seibcl.
man nnb Ser 9r1utigom lit Sbeilba.
Der Ser Girma SncHcnhllr9 @r6S.
Son Gee unb @ofcn. - Der
Gompicr n@rcslou," Gopt. s. sra,
ger. ipcld)cr am fl. Sonuor bon Sres
men %obAc0onacn lit, miro brllte ooer
mlorgcn bicr Crlunrtct. Gle &aiiiten,
Eoiiogicrc limo: Srnu 1ebora @ild)a,s
baum. Sr. Sllbcrt @rildncr Ii. IrulL
Sr. Nicoloi 9orOinf nnb Irdlt, &r.
Tttiei ). Srcucr. Nr. Nbr. Goclitcin;
Sr. otto Stage mo Sroit. Gorli
Jigge, Gertrude Tigac, Nr. Irons
Cries, Sr. Ecter Soon. 6ron Minno
Sentld)el, SRI. Gmmic Noditrabcr,
Sr. &einIOlo Silic. Sri. Mnrio0mot,
S., San Sn0os. 6rou Morpn aofoci.
ia nnb aino. Srau Barbara &rol,b
itno Sinh, &r. anton aojloI. Nr. So.
leI &o5lol, Sr. Stefan Holhbiun ml0
Srolt, Mid)ael Gambling. 6rnu Cleo
moro Coos, Sr. @ilhelnlilC Zoos, Nr.
Foul Wciblhr, 81, Mutton Ncnuccf.
Sr, Soicf Spiif. Nr. 6rnnio @}etrit II.
Sror, Srl. Solliic Ecblcr, Nr. Silhcr
Hatitn. Srou &laro Studloluip unr
ainb, @r. Gan Su@, ,Sralt Morn
Mrentmorc. Srou M. @o0nrr Nn6
ainb. 49,.
Son betr0dtIihtm &ntc,
fciie bilrite cs iiir Die @epohncr icin.
sn. b%ernebnlcn, Oa6 bi1 Baltimore.
@aibinaton unb anlopoIiS clcftriid,,
gaDn.0 eiclid)oit" I'M Gongrch III, CT,
ne @ered)tlonc nndaeilldlt hot. Die
ibr bns &ed)t perlcibt, in ~peridJieDe.
men Strabcn ser SuubcahuilptitoSt
0cleile legen 5u laiiclt, noourd, mlan
IN oufunft II, Stono geiest peroe,
bier ein5uitei9en uno beinobe mad,
dapn SiaottbeiIen @aihillgton'$ 81
g%eInngeL obne llnijuitei9el. Gie @e.
fe1id)aft nil oitdl an ser Is. nno s.
StrnBe III @oibin9ton cine nllganiei.
ne llmiteigcitation uro cine Siiice or
bnuelt lniier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
Neitern @arslanb GiIenbahu.

Weltern WGrglan0 GiIenbabn.
geginneno 81. Sept. berldbt Siuen,Stoficn.
1SgliM.
40 WaorqerS - ShneiIpoft,. SaeecStctpr, q.
& I. Stp, @dnnesborG. Gtambersbure unb
ais9encume,i Spnntaa. Sareod unb Gumber.
2.4b :MaGu,. - accommodation mad Union.
S4.15 Madm. - edneu,e rpreb, Souphtnte,
Sagerstolun. Saneod, SbippenSbure ilnb aus
eenomn1en Sonntae, Sreberid un6 GnlutitSs
burg -(SarIorsgSae9oIS)..
1dglid, d~ttsgcuumrnen epnntaB.
100 Worgens-Dorf. y. iltS .. 9io., i1o Cot
$50 M~oraens-ancm. mad 1burmont.
1857 Mlprgeua-@eitern GIpreb, Weitminfter,
sricepile (6rebettdG- Gmmtts6ure, 1bur'
mont, gSab nesboro. Gbambersbura 90aerss
tpipn, Sancon, Gitntberlano, GItiHb Buffs'
ESQ sladm.-Sauptiirie, 5fIin bon, gmorh.
&rooe, ierner BORT, Sanoper. GETTYSBURG uno
s.3e s@ GSsS1ms ! ns% SsnUOss
Rnr eamftoe3.. .
11.S0 Mbenb&-Sffrnt. rd6 uutpn,Brtose.
oYur snantaas. - J..
Sdnoper. 1.r~Nf ~
sSsIf Mot an wentfpleania: aos.: Station.
giee.grai. i. { n.,usanaasr. 6en..g..as..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
Baltimore Cam@ yadet.Gumpaanie.

cate uus Snset. iiTae gat.Ginie.)
sic @ersiI!gtc Staatensgcft be6rSernb.
Sautpfer ,Vtfainia"s (fieu), I" ,,Nlatausa,"
vGsorata,E ,Tenasteeh.
9nntpfer fobren tdeIt6, 56rutaeS ,ausae
monument. bon oe, ayal.giHie" sDierS,s RI. 10
Ii, aistt.e trafs, esd. MbeFsS. 64rett rb6 OH
Rotnt Comfort, ssortoIf, Tertsn,outb nnS alien
8Oini Comfort nil Der &c. 4 s.. GGtIenbabn..
sNab @ihmcno. gerbineuilg In Bottsmoltb NIT
Dem . Seabcaro Iir Cine" foIioer Suse MAD
Fortsnto1lt1 nno %stfantn. IN Ncrfols Berbins
oins init Ser ~gt!anttc COAT oinc,"' Eorfoil
ilno tueflih NIB ,SIo Tofrinlou 3tNe" mons
Neipherit. sSafbiretor, @.'9.. Nitmorb, "a.
ino TefosgDorf. -
Mabl5eiter mad, eiiropaiiesem GIanr. 0utus
rtofe ,aniiitan5innter, elef.rifde 8eIeumhina.
9drrtpfoei5una. aoier fret. Gtfercirie Suiltens
S%inlHer IN ben @tletsQiirfaiir Der -gas dine"
Mr.. 107, SfisVnItirtcrcs straBe; Rr. 50e-50a,
HtebtsSttabe; 2. u. g. Office. Siocf4Gde See
baltimore. uno G1ieert.etraBe:. ,Goniinentni
3rift @uiIoina" NIB Ilbaugb'e. Tr. 100, Nctb,
GbdrIeesStrdBe. -
@tee'prdf. II. Gen. sWlaua9er. Gen. .VaH ..etatn4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
Ierdauts & Nimers 9rausport. 81

Werdants & Ytiners transport. So.
Eainpter.9tntc.
Srddt uHo Yaffagtere.
Sad. Bottom urb bern Sftsr.
SoritaG. 3tenitd9 uno Sreitaa, Q ubr Gbe,tA.
gtah Yropioence uno BEN Often.
Gonntae, Witiivo9 ltno Hreitaa D nbr Nbe,bS.
HGh HeippcrtsyteipS.
LdgIt1. d"usgenomnlen Wontag uNb Gduftaa.
6 ttbr gbeneS.
y Sratt anacroniIrisn tdalid, bis 9 tibr. Na6u.
ffr %benfelben Tag fdbrenoe Gornpfer.
9iatb GnooIaab unb BEN Slhen.
Tienftda, Tonuerftaa un6 sanfYas,
q ubr ,stbeuoe.
z. y. WestiG. aseri. Hisr 0. 1at e..Gea-Stf.
Ul3,I&S--) lT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
Runtkulbetlunp
y la-- -tey-- ~ f
sc er,neni@m d1e

Gnipade, nerpote @erfoncr. eepInst bon Soft,
niinasIofiefeit uno fhIebten aIdnise1L. erfGD'
fhmer3et. 5aaransfaa.. sltrahiae Ses. @eh1rs
i'm. Sefttbts. aaturrb. .Wtueenoriiien, etittlper'
t%topting, .Mi;oigieit. Grr6tben, :3itterii, Sert'
flbpfen, 0riiffbefleiliiiine, NefgitIicbfett iino
Iriibftrn ~eriahrcn ans BEN .Snsenbireunb,"
mite ~etnfadh. fdbnen nuo btItg ole unnatiiritdbea
Verluite unb aneere --tstsen iasenbltder Ser.
trrungen a~rtiuoltdl gebrilt uuo uulc Oeinnbbeif
mnb Srptfnn wieber csanSt lueSocn t1nnen. -
GyamS uenes @ciIperfabrra. Sener iein eissaer
Mr5t.
Siefes anberorcentIid, intersfhuie uiib lebr.
reine g'ii6 tEcntfde Muinge 1Y0S), ipefneS
bon SUMO mo alt, 0lann lnh fyral .jslefe1
Gents In 9rietundrien ~oerlteaeIt uedocet frsroen
BON Der 60. !
9sripat: SftniR, 181-6..@ pe
WewJpsrI, sf.ss. 800
J. Sr Wriefcs ertpdNns man ben - Qcrrcfpruh9tH"
(5ebrl, StScSo&NO ...., ~ g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

yofnlsG@IntfudC9on6 ,Nd6 MefOsDo3 NIB -
tett gum SebranN In Der Gausbesp nab u.
Republication .iTr 600 AbrubS.
Iur.gScegona: epsferaten etc. perbea l1nAI
befor9t per 9eierBun III, a1et foIgenben Dtf<6
9nreauI: Charles, uro Baltimore gtrdee, 9. b
ut. &oholsS tation, 9. & g., .Rt. 8srron 312SS
Gnutoen' citation SnformnttonSs4 frenu, 9. q D.
ct. 9eaMI 846. ooer Wb., Gosrtanb 274o, m
ytr. 626 Siib.g .oobiuab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
4amburg.Mmertta

Tirett naH Sambura, TO-
0oppeIidraubeu. q.
Grpreh' 1nS EaFasier.0 ieuR.
&ambnrs Mmerifa . Emit,
41-45 @ruabtuap, Wem.Bss.
Artbar -. &obfsn,
an attn Hate.
127 ~Ctt.Balhmpre-Str BIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
8Gfer', GunSitur. ,tub Gutel'
8ebarfs'Mrtifel.

she WaReFS & SteS Co., 104 sl6'Sotpat6's tr.
Seitungen, 3eitifriiten etc.
,Ste Baltimore GemS Co.," 9aoib elbercrom.
bic, Sef1dftsfIbrer, 318 Ne~ft'SermansSt r.
9aumateriaIien, Ibiiren 5eniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Sau,eS Q. Softer 6 Co., i15-117 Gabs5rthe
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
8af9tn9tcn-A gentut
---oeE--
"Deutf6en Gorrefponoent,''
@ut. SunuemaHn,

1913 Marion Strafc, H.tW.,
ipo Wu;etacn NIB Scitelinngcn rutsegeH &C.
upmutCu meroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

El,,mbing, SURFACES, 3anges ,rno
Sefen, Iahbeden uno Hinnet.
Vennett yros., 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Marmor. lino @ranits@ erfe.
g. Siladrtuer & eobue, 714-71s ReftsEaItis
ntoresStrabe. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

H~ationaI.9 dnfen.
,She Elb sppu Rational Sanl,. 0abs unb
Greters5trabe. Saeob 70. Soot, DraflSsnt;
.spsits ssationat.s aHi," 4ia2 eaS.eroaSwap.
B. g. gSa9ner, aaiitrer.
,Aeitcru Rational gant," IA HorosGutatpsSr
@. Marriott, Sfaifirer.
,Sarmers & WerdbantS' 9satlanal 0out,"
Sputbs uuo 2oulbarbs Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27
@ei9afts.@

JI
8Gfer', GunSitur. ,tnb &utel'
8ebarfs.Mrtifel.
she wspets & Stes 60, 1o4 SiioTSotpasS'str.
3eitunsen, 3eitihriften etc.
~ &c, ' ssf%dftsfi hts'ss SIS @si:se sssastsa:
9aumateriaIiem Gbiiren 5eniter.
rabmer, 2a6en etc.
Samss Q. Softer & Go, l15-117 Sas'5rese
Rattonals9 mfen.
"Ets els sp@H g%'attonaI sani,. Sas; uns
rspsits @aiticnai.saai," i32 eaS.gr0ao~ap.
.msii,ern SatiUnal sant," IA wOro.eutap.str.
.sarmsrs Msraants' aatiaaaI saus."
Spittbs uuo 2onlbarb'S trabe.
r H -------
Stuots. 8anfen.
rSsutthe ganf pun eaittmpre," Baltimore.
unb Souibap.G trabe. Mugutt @eber. 8rdft.
bent; &. 3. 5itt, S6atuletfter.
r.9anfen.
.1eutine .eparbant bon Saitimsre," Gutatp.
ret. saniss ssar6ant.s. gaIttmure.strass uub
0uftouIsp ouief YoeHue.
SruIt.g ompagnien.
.Marplaab 9ruf 3d." ~NeroueftsGee Gaioert.
sas stf'"q aaTsaa Bon = aes s egs sa#ssIHTsss:
Serbs opener t.tg; 4tifs's&asmsifsr;
"sal.iners srnt 4 Guarantee Co.," saaitabIe
Ibpofaten.
Gbplpt Butherlet, Ne6tsanmaIt, Rr. 10, Oft.
eerireionsstrabe. G. 4 y. Ebone. ct. PAUL
aari j.. ri. eaolt. 12e--1ss Gam suiIsine.
eanowtrtblddftIihe @eratbe ,.nb
SGmereien.
griffttt & Saruer So, EOS gsorbsgaeasgtra
Marmor. llro @ranit-@ erfe.
g. 8ilsdrtner & eSbne, 714-71s ReftsSaItt'
rroresStrabe. ~ ..t
Blumbing, SURFACES, Ranges rno
Sefen, Iahoeden uno Simmer.
Vennett sros., 523 observation-disclosures.
&upferidmiebe unb plumbers.
Setu. 1ubert, TIA TbameseG trabe. e. 4 3.
1elepbon: 8olfe 1899. ,s,,,s.~ .
Seuer.8 erliderunseu.
"sss an4t,s SpinMsa 1sSsu g; 81 d. aiSsrssst." Ssn as. %:
"Gsrmanta Ssasr e. 9sridersiissssI . tSie..ntAat."
Baltimore urla Horib' straBe.. li,ClJ
Gigentbums sIgenten uno SInbler.
sisrrs 6. 9usan & s'spbesp, 10 Sft,eeSt1atcn,
Suiidmieos Subebor.
.. eeutt Eapne Co., 862-S64 sorb'0ahsgtr.
&oblen unb SolS.
eeurs .. Bon Qeinc, $50 GoIumbia,Ebenue, ,
Hfanbleibs 8eid)1fte.
rGosisltbatsb 2oan Co.," 1 Norbs1apss trabe.
BianoS unb SrgeIn. ID.
ghas. M, stietts o Moro;Gibertp.s trabe.
Nm. Qunbe & &c., BdrfsIoe. uro JGbeffeIStr.
Fapier rnb Tapier-Giit
emttb. S'zon Co., 1o5--lo7 9auooer'strabe.
gledplatter, Mtetan etc.
spsn, GouHtn & 90. GucorporirD. 1910
BaIoerftonsstfa
Srteftipt I9entltr.
epanbaucr 6 sdJmiot. ga6iolser bon Smith.
g8eit x apona,. Nr. sos, Gaibert SuiIoius.
2eid)enbeItatter.
eaubers & e5lne. 1708-1710 Cantor. atbenie.
SSut. gppf, Norics uno Sreerinount,slneriue
SriebbGie.
.esnbsn Hari Gemeterp," giareau: 81 BEET.
Saratosa's trdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Srie0bofe.
resnbsn Rari Gemeterp," 9fireau: 81 sBeft.
Garatosa,Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Inpofaten.
Gbplpt Butherlet, Ie6tsannaIt, Rr. 10, Oft.
GerireionsStrabe. G. 4 y. Ebone. ct. PAUL
1889 M. t,a- ~ 49, 49,
aarl u. Wi. edolt, 126--129 Cam Building.
8uitauua Serb, 26t--269 9aIoert BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

SrnltsG ompaenien.
,MarbIaab SruIt Co.," NorbueitsG1e Galoert.
uno 9errnartsS truBe. 8. 9. Zimmerman,
9rdftoent; Carroll Bon Net, Sadtmeiiier;
Serbs Opener, iun.. !SiilfSsS4osMeifter
Ban Sfinner, SiIfss Sefreidr.
rgalttmpre Srnt 4 Guarantee Co.," gquitabis
8ulIbiuo. K. 'I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

Srteftip-I gentltr.
epanbaucr & sdrmiot, 9,atioIser bon Smith,
gSeit x 2Dou3, Nr. sos. 9aIotrt SuiIbius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-27

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-04
Personals.

Charles F. Risedorf went to Boston on business Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs James Martin spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Rev. Robert E. Turner of Lebanon was Willimantic visitor Wednesday,
 Judge of Probate F. A. Sackett of Andover was a Willimantic visitor on Wednesday.
 Orrin Bugbee, formerly of this city, now a travelling salesman, is in town for a week, calling on acquaintances.
 Miss Marguerite Farrow has return ed to her home at Mansfield Depot aft CT several days visit with friends in Wilhmantic.
 Private Oscar L. Turney of Company L has been discharged from the mill tary service of the state by reason of expiration of term of enlistment. | c. A. Hawkins of Mansfield has completed the foundation for cot tage on Ash avenue. MT. Hawkins will occupy it with his family.
 Charles E. Pratt of this city will be one of the speakers at a teachers meeting at Moodus Center Saturday He will talk on Organization and Classification in Country Schools"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-04
BEGINNING OF END FOR
 INDUSTRIAL 6 MFG. co.
Mills at Danielson and Mystic At- tached Wednesday-Many Creditors in Eastern Connecticut Likely to Lose Total investments.

A crisis in the affairs of the Indus trial and Manufacturing company, with capital stock of $500,000 was precipitated Wednesday when two at tachments for total of $6,300 were placed upon the mills and all other property of the corporation, both in Danielson and in Mystic. Chief George M. Filling placed the attach ment in the interest of Frank A. Davis and Damase Boulias, both of Daniel son. and both at one time officers in the company. The affairs of the com- pany are said to be in a state of utter chaos, and its collapse inevitable. Dozens of Danielson people and scores of others in almost every town on the car line between Webster and Mystic are involved through business tran sections with the promoters, of the concern, which came to Danielson bringing promises of doing great in- dustrial good
 Two factories were built in Daniel son and another in Mystic. They were to have been the home of thriving in- dustries, to be secured and located by the company but the visionary dream and promises of unbounded prosperity that induced scores of citizens of Danielson and surrounding towns to buy old farm land cut up into build ing lots and sold to them at exorbi- tant figures have long since vanished
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-04
FUNERAL.
Thomas Smith.

The funeral of Thomas Smith, who died Monday, in West Woodstock, was held from st. Mary's church Wednes- ds-y morning at o'clock. Rev. John Van del Noort was celebrant of the mass of requiem. The service was att tended by relatives and friends from Norwich, Pascoag, Putnam and Daniel son. Burial was In St. Mary's ceme- tery. The bearers were the four broth CTS of the deceased-James of Putnam, Cornelius of Norwich, John of New York and Peter of woodstock.
 Mir. Smith was 35 years of age and and Ann Smith, in West Woodstock.
 New Siding Planned.
 A new siding Is to be built by the N. r., N. H. & Fl. Railroad company near the Putnam Foundry companys plant, for the accommodation of the new coal, wood. lumber and ice firm recently or ganized in this city.
 Germ Destroying Device for the High
 School.
 The members of the school board of the town of Putnam have authorized the installation of new device in the Israel Putnam school for the purpose of preventing the spread of disease germs and for purifying the atmos- phere. The device consists of a porous clay-like cone into which Is poured a germ destroying liquid, which gradual ly evaporates. and has the beneficial effects noted throughout the room. The spread of colds is one of the things that the use of the system. tried with success in other places, will prevent. The cost of the plant Is about $loo.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-04
BRookLYN's OLD CHURCH
To Be Used More Frequently if Rec tors Plans Are Carried Out.

Historical old Trinity, the second oldest Episcopal edifice in Connecticut, where slaves came to worship beside their masters, and within the walls of which services were held more than one century and a quarter ago, is again to come into more frequent use. This plan was announced this week by Rev. Isaac Peck, rector of Trinity church, at Brooklyn.
 Every year on All Saints day it has been the custom to hold service there, and in the old but still substantial structure of hallowed memories, sur rounded by the burial place of those who worshipped there in past cen turies, the faithful of the Episcopal parishes in Brooklyn and Danielson have gathered to assist in a service that has always been more than ordi- narily impressive.
 Names familiarly associated with the history of Windham county are insep- arably connected with this church and are carved in the stones over the last resting places of the dead, in the burial plots near by. There one may read the names of patriots, defenders of who helped wrest this territory from its wild, unbroken state and labored to make it the peaceful, prosperous country it is today.
 Its preservation and more frequent use are matters that appeal to many and MT. Peck's proposal has been re- ceived with enthusiasm. MT. Peck has but recently come to Brooklyn, sue ceeding Rev. Samuel Jarvis, who has always taken a great interest in the church, a fact that was spoken of by Mr. Peck at the All Sains' day service on Monday. The intent of the latter is to perpetuate and extend the plan of Mr.~Jarvis' relative to the church. His desire is to reproduce in all exact ness the pulpit formerly used there, or, if possible, to again secure the original. An exact likeness of the pull pit may be seen in another very old church in Newport. Mir. Peck would also like to have reproduced several old settees that have been removed from the balcony of the church. The collection taken at the service on Mon day was very generous and is to be used for the purposes mentioned and others of minor nature.
 Mir Peck also announced. in con- nection with his plans for the more frequent use of the church, that some time in the spring he proposes to have an attractive service at the church at which several divines will be invited to assist, each having part.