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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
gmatenrr biirFcn nid)t bupnotiiircn

8uibin9ton. ,. g., 70. Nop.
Gurt Die 9cboroen ocS Gitrifts
Columbia iolI Sppnotismls elmer
c~ingebenocn llntcriudung unterwor'
ion weroen u1lb Der @eiunObcitS.@ c.
cnte &r. @ooonorb miro fcititeller
%laiicn inpicpeit SppnotismnS IN
N%nmcnoiun9 fomnlt. Sn einigen Der
Dieli9en Soipitolcr miro er, wie icit-
attcIlt, oft on9cmonot, mo biergeger
miro mlf fcin Ginpono crbobcn pcr.
hcn. Ter 3med Der 9cborocn lit Scr.
ill pcrbmncrn, ooB amotciire ulr
Gborlotpne Ole, Stunt ousii6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
8riinSlidr Ncpiiipn in sid,t.

8aibin9ton, z. e., Is. Rop.
Sdobamts iefretar %cgengb bal
b%cfnnnt gcgeben, bab er nidt alleil,
bcn S%fanonl. Der i'm yorfer
3uaomt onrd) bic ioeenonntcn 3lider-
Sruit-Neenten perurinft nuroe,
griinblif auf5uoerfen gcbcnft, Jon.
ocrn oas geiamr1tc Snipcttionsipiteni
81 rcorgauiiiren bcabiidtigt. Ger
crit perbreitctc 9crift, oaB Der
3utertruit Der Hegicrung 100000
600 onitatt $2,135,OOO idulois ici.
loiro icood) ieIbit bon 8esierunssfrei-
icn cntid)ieben in 9tbreoe aeIteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
9as Arbeiter:G Onclab.
@idtiac 8eiddaTc in Der SitnHg
Der ngmeriean SeOcration Of
2a6pr" angeuDmmcn.
GnS stimmredt fiir 6rauen empfob

SV FpVlputpu'Hl' OHtStptt
ben. 3iucifeIbofte Nrbeiter.
9lgeptureu.r Gin NppclI qe
gen Sic Ieid)tiinnige 8eroliSgo-
bullg pou oiicntIideu GelOcrn.
Gin 9trbciter. Sonlltog.
@c5orIono rciiguirt. Refor'
men I'M Sd)obamt in Sidlt.
Soronto, 10. Nouember.
Gn Scr bciltioen Sismg Der n6coc.
rotiou OF 2obnr" mitr6e 0os 6raucu.
Stinnnrcdt q%utgcbciBcu; eli dtlt-
i~tiinoigcr Nrbeitstng fiir Die YoIt.
Glcrfs nuroe cnlpfobIcn un0 bcSgIei
ojetl 8eiebgc6ung. inn iener aIoiie
ban 9eutcn 6as &ouopcrf 5u legen,
meIde inter Dem 8%orlpono, Ngens
t'ren iiir ShauipicIer 81 bctreiben,
@eIo BON Sd)ouipielcrn crIou9en.
EoitlporbonfCu mo Snlono.@ oiiers
lUcge imlrocn cbenlals gutgeheiBen.
Gin Nntrog, .einen Notionolionb iiir
hiilfsbcbiiritige Mttglie0cr 5l %Itiiten,
iruroe niebcrgeItimmt. Ieaglei6eu
muroc ein 9cidIuB mgcnommelL nm
bic .miIbc 8erou5gobilng pom @eIo
fiir arie9s3mede" 81 perbinbern.
Ient @refutip! Gomite muroe eS an.
beim a%eitcIlt, benz 8rdiioentcn Der
Ser. Staotcn Ganbi6oteu iiir Die
Nemter bon 9ilnoesri6tcrn 5u eut.
piebler.
Arbetter Sonntog.
Toronto, 10. Hopember. -
rNrbeitcr. Sonntog" 1T cine @orlo9c,
peldlc in Der bcutigcn Sisiuo ser
nImericon tSeocrntion OF 2obor" SIR
gtiua9ung unterbreitet muroe. Gem
9cihluB 9cntdb miibte IN Den Sir,
d,en IN ocn Der. Stootcn am erIten
Sonutog int September Elm 1bcil
hcs @otteSbieniteS Der Nrbeiterfroge
gciui0Hct meroen. Die yglmerifonia
idIe 5cocration Der Muiifcr" mortete
Elit elmer l%lcberroid)ung ori. iubem
hicieIbc bos @eiu6 %iteIltc, oaB Der
@cn9rcB Gin llntcriudungs Gomitc
clltenne, um Die Wetboben ocs Stnbi.
0Gruit 5u untcriudcll, buB, I'M Safe
rer Sorii iid ais elm reiner &ortbejl
fir oei 1ruIt berdlsiteile uuO Die
9!rbeiter feiter WobItboteu bes Coils
Gfm6rtig merben, beiogter 5arif ouf
icrtigcn StobI eben a~beeifoift mcroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
Ter &Ddlin Madlc.

Gctroit; Did, 10. Ntouenbcr.
Somlel j. Morlep. Der Seriuol-
fer elmer groBen 6arm bel Bloom
ficlo SiQs, 20 MeiIcn uOrhIid bon
bier, lit bcrtc ocn 5Ipei ShuBmlm-
ben crlcgeu, Die Inn pom 9ertbo
2lebol. Ger a0d)in altf Ser 6arm
gtItcru Abcno beigcbrud)t muroen.
Ter Woroon9riff crioIgtc. nod)ocm
Morlep i'd acmciaert hattie, ooS
MGbden 81 bcirotbcn. Bertha III
Der Gbot geit6nbi0. Sic bebonptet
Worlep babe lie inter DEM @bcoer.
Ipredlell perfitDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14

Soipitol, $4,000; 3eutidea Soipitol.
$4,000; ct. 2ufoS- SoipitoI. 5000;
Qutberiides @niienbnuS unb Alten.
beinL $4,000; 2utberiife ct. So.
bdnnes. Stride, $1,000, mo oie 9utbe.
Ride Generals pnoOe iou ooS 8ob,l.
bol,S erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14

aonig Munuel BON Eortlt0n.
rciitc gelterll BON Mobrib nad Cher,
boilrg nb. pom no or Die 6o6rt nodl
Gltglon0 ontreten miro.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07
NOISY WEDDINGS.
Eoisterous Prslude to Marriages In Old
Rothenburp.

Rothenburp.
They love music in Rofhenburg. and
J. is an Incident Of most functions.
public and private II front Of the
( ratblauS, when wedding formalifies
are going Oh inside. hired musicians
loudly drum and trumpet. whereat the
people come running from all direc-
lions. for a wedding IS not carried on
with the quietness which would please
the shy and retiring. Marriage Is
sacrameDt reiiber lightly nor secretly
entered into.
On the night before the wedding II
Is considered de regueur 10 burl old
pots and pans against the house Of the
bride with boisterOus good wishes. and
without these delicate attentions a
bride would really feel sighted. Her
two best friends wait upon her during
the din and give her a wreath and q
veil and some verses composed IN her
honor, and that the verses are curl
ously like those offered to brides IN
tie past, except for necessary change
Of name, is not at all drawback.
Weddings are usually on Tuesdays.
and they take from 7 o'clock in the
morning TIL 4 or o'clock in the after
noon, including the time at the town
hall At the home there will likely
be play given IN which are set forth
the supposed fOibles Of the bride and
groom, and some friend, masquerad-
ing as a gypsy, Will come iD and give
whatever kind Of prophecy best ac-
cords with his wits.-Robert Shaclle-
ton IN Harper's Magazine.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07
Groceries,:

We handle fancy and staple groceries Boots and Shoes
Hats Cents Furnishings, Hardware Powder Fuse and Caps
etc. Anything we haven't got we'l get it for you.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07
Forfeiture Notice.

To Y. G Keller, his heirs, successors
and assigns:
You or your representatives in inter-
est are hereby notified that the under
signed, your cO-oWner, in accordance
with the laws Of the United States has
expended the sum Of $500 in labor and
improvements upon the Mountain Boy,
and the Monitor quartz mining claims
situated in the Elk City mining district
in idaho county, state of Idaho, said
sum being necessary TO hold said claims
for the year 1903. And you ere hereby
notified That if you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your share Of said expenditures
or Sl00 FOR your one-half interest in said
claims for said year, together with the
cost Of this publication, within the
statutory time as specified in Section
1924 Revised Statutes of the United
States and all the amendments thereto,
your said One-half interest in said
claims will become the property Of youl.
cO-owner. G. G. DOVE
aug-l4 Elk City, Idaho
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07

To John Q. Barnum, his heirs and as
signs:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned VIM. Fl. Olds has expended
the sum Of four hundred fifty (45O) dol
lars in labor and improvements upon
the following quartz mining claims,
tO-wit: Spokane No. ], Spokane No. 2
and Badger IN Big Creek mining dis
trict, Idaho county, state Of Idaho, rs
the same appear Of record IN the
records Of mining locations Of said
county which said work labor and ex-
penditure was performed by afiant for
the purpose and in order TO hold the
said mining claims under the provisions
Of section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United States. and being the
amount required to hold said claims for
the years 1905. 1906, 1907 and 1903, and
if within 30 days after personal service
Of this notice, or within 80 days after
the publication thereof, you fan to con-
tribute your proportion Of said expendi-
ture, amounting TO the sum Of one
hundred fifty l50) dollars, together
with the cost of this publication, your
interests IN said claims viii become the
property Of the undersigned under the
provisions of said section 2324 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
VIM. II. OLDS.
july24-Oct23
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07
MExlCANS' STAFF OF LIFE.
The TortiIls ls Their Bread-Frijoles
Are Boiled Beans.

The Tortills Is Their Bread-Frijoles
Are Boiled Beans.
The tOrtilla is the ancient Indian
bread Of Mexico. It's only constituent
Is Indian corn (maize), which the Wo-
men soak IN nmewater until the ker-
nels are at the point Of bursting, then
wash thoroughly until It is free from
lime, when they grind II by rubbing IT
on large block OF stone, especially
cut for the purpose, with a smaller
stone which they bold IN their hands.
The operation looks very much ike
rubbing clothes on a WashbOard and
Is a laboriOus and tedious one. The
lime renders the corn dough adhesive.
like wheat four dough, and ii Is easily
patted between the hands into cakes
the size and shape Of an ordinary grid
dlecake and is baked upon n thin
stone griddle. Though no salt or
leaven Is added, fresh tOrtillae are ex-
ceedingly palatable.
The one other food nalpstaf q frf
Joles-ordinary beans They arc boiled
~ a mush and with q liberal quantity
OF lard are warmed as required ID
nat earthen dish that answers Tor A
fr3in pan. The very poor people %
not always have the luxury 81 frijolos
and when they d. have them cannot
always afford lie lard .-NeW York
Sun.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-07
]. o. o. r.

Meets every Thursday night at
3 D. a., Odd Fellows Hall. All
visiting brothers are cordially in-
yited 10 attend. ED SCHNELL,
Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

The owner Of the farm bad bean
enjoying himself 81 the county fair,
relates the New York Herald, while
bis bard worked wife stayed al home
70 sea that the farm suffered no loss
Ia bis absence.
well. Sarah, said the owner.
upon his return, I'm about all tir.
cd out 10 the COWS 10 the barn2''
Yes. long since, replied bis
vile. barely looking up from the
task then In hand.
rs The bosses embarrassed an
ied9"
Yes.
Wood chopped for mornin'Y"
Yes. 4
Wagon heel mended en- ready T.
start Ia sh mornin'2"
Yes.
Well. then. concluded the OK.
haoased owner. with d Sigh 81 relief,
''Ies me have my supper, I'm eoin
Z turn 10. Farmin's beginnin 4
tell on me. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

-.
wager 1 can tell you ii one guess
you Why would change With me.
"out With II Master Derrick
exclaimed the bystanders.
oh. out With itl'' repeated John
Award II heed not your Ribes
You fear she cross road, /" said
the falconer you would not pass the
fisherman 3 grave. "
In troth. masters, ! must needs
own. replied the groom. that !
have aualms. I an never ashamed
70 tell the truth, and confess that /
nm p much Of q sinner Is 70 feel an
honest fear Of The devil snd bis do
inRs. I have known 9 horse tostart
and rider % b lung a. the cross
road before now:-there are times
II ne night when both horse and
rider may see what y turns ones
blood into loo 70 look -. Nay. ! am
u sarnsst, masters; ~ Jest not. /"
You have honestly confessed.
Ike brave man, that you are
coward, John Award and 20 II shall
be bargain between Us. / will
take your message. fear not Paul
kelpy he has been down With that
stake through bis body. ever too
last e walk abroad. :
There's my band % y. " said the
groom. and thanks q boot. 4 Am
no coward Derrick. -but I have
inilrmity which will non endr
look by night, ~ the lones
upon . spirit which walR
great shalt through Il. Willy
Flats saw y ~ thai fashion, a.
wsnt nome from The Viewers feas
% sne eve Of ~ Agnes.
WHY naa seen 700 much Of the
viewers hollands that night. said
Derrick; ana sherears spirits worth
dozen Paul heipy's. even Il the
Wnole doaen we're arussed upon The
same stake. sikerherrlpgs hung up
g smoke. 10 spite Of the fisherman
ana nls ooit, ! warrant you l pass
unehalienRea netwixt this and
malsapany'
Inc secretary, soon after this. en-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

Seated around tbs table they talk
cd Of friendship.
: 4 friend Is balancing pole,
said the athlete. q balancing pole
without which II ia impossible 10
walk safely the tighs-rope Of life.
A friend ID q jewel. said ire
pretty GIRL ''tha. shines brightestin
tho darkness Of misfortune
: A friend is q volume, said the
journalists. "a volume Of sympathy
bound IN cloth as 3 rule, though ia
rarecases the binding may besiIken.
4 friend lisa golden link, unused
the ieweler, 10 the chain 81 life.
He Is plaster, said The physl.
Sian. for the cuts Of upisfortune. 2
Lake ivy. said The botaniss the
greater thsruin theoloser DO cIings. u
4 friend. said she grass widow.
saaly, Il the 1rst person who comes
n when the whole world han gone
out.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

12F Ply tlAAf faction which had Great
ep me iate disturbances In the pro-
vince = vas known thai Coode
aaa ST his eyes upon his lure, and
Rlos'eo upon = With me gaze Of :
serpent. The emQluments q the
posi- were somssning considerable,
ana It's 'mportanco was Increased BY
1ne influence = WIS supposed % con
'er % the ipenmQent. IS person Of
"s.Rnt Anu consequence 70 the town'
Ans nrs1 EXPRESSION q irritation
wnlcn we perisal Of the packet
pFooRns p me lips q he Proprie
lazy na1 2 reference y the ollecsor.
sney @oeia hags me- be said aa
e rose ana stFpae tefoHgh ibeapart-
nens' discard from ny seTylee the
s"fy approved iFAenas with whom
y ny servfFfst iolls. tn4tbSs slider
ness, have Tor 50 many years onf-
'e'eo s'ae % sloe' and % whom am
''''s' ,noeoees 'er SUPPORT and ep
ooafakenaens amidst ne thousand
la'Sas,"rN q ny enterpr'se They
WOn'o maze sne tnrn adrHs' without
momeo' Warning ana even Wish
o'suun's'euess 2 olsRraces married
pa'se1n y honesty, ola Anthony
s'us slFtas' - nss oess estate
wv wv s1ep daughter portion -
NV 1,sas'oh q ms worlas Rood =.
~ o'.sn goes pe4g'nR, when var.
u'snoo xuAyeFv carries z high bead
my p'vue afAfs' ana loras = IKE .
Yssy 1,aE y me blessed lighti
o'u Npspony snA'l nos pudge on my
mO''on' an ! ~ 20 sonno'ea n my
upsy ~ Fapaolous uoa'conienta' ana
e y o'issn 2 po1 away my trust
-, 's'snos. @ mag" room TOT sncn
soiss.S lseones arc coarse runners
- s""n SoopeK me araumenf =.
snA' psfs' e ~na1 my 'asner ~oniu
nass mace : peeceiu'. seonsentea
'"no, p'enseq ~ nm ana tne broth
81 g ~ 1''sn wisn the klndess.
osss anu most enoeared supporters
q ens1 iaisn py my side worthy
as,. 49, u -. 3 49, -.'sn ) - '.'s's
J, $50 ~ So .as's 1870 'sua
IN. 49,. s'9s'@u s,sOsps 'psn
49,. w 49, 49, ~. ! $500 "v'''s - s"'uf snu
~ ys' ~ ,,. 80 s.'sssa 800 'nss 'Dass
.s.. II 49,. - u ~ sssss
go 80 49,. go, = 49,. ~ n.-ss os'eo'
a.. I, , ,..s's o'@N'a.s'
..'s, ~. ~ W. go a1'','sa 49,
49, sn4s' 80
.,.,a- = 800 ss, s .s''z'0', ~. sn,s
80. "a $500 au w w. :
49, 49, ..., = , - $500 80 kaFus1
~ ..... - n .-ss 1900 'u's wD''u
,,..,,.... ,.,'-''.s n 800 ~ oasps
49, ~.,'s..'s 49, - '''''l' ~''ay1s sou
~
.s. W. 'ss's s's'uusu nos
49,. - ~ 1880 Ss'ls
~ ' 49, ssg" "a.u'" aoa'
s 81. IS Ns..se'o' ..'.p wa''ss =
..s.s V, ~ p's'"Aa"'s su'ha'ns
$3.50"
~ ms N'fasa or ieellng The Pro
pfissAFs continued 70 cnase his
spsra'' uui'l me necessity d pre-
pAF'og sne letters which we're 20
urge 1ne attendance q DIS council,
assw uim from n's ireiiul reyerie
a"so . calaoeF tons q mind
40 sne Servants nall there was an
unusual SIR oceaAloned by the pre-.
p@sA''on" when we're 20 Train Ior
sne ousriaiug q me messengers
whOm we seuFe'ary nad pus ~ re-
cushion 1or we service q sho night.
Ins hFss q these was Derrick
Dsowns man q s'ou. mould though
sO,nswnas advanced 20 years. ne
ne'o 70 zoe esaanllshmena What might
y serlnsu tue apno'e posi- q master
oil INC news and kNHDeE al Ft4N fnY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

habits cf bis tribe.
When I saw Dick Pagan. the
James Town courier, coming into
town this evening With bis leather
pouch slung across bis shoulder. =
said the elder Of the riders. -
guessed = much as that there would
Dc matter for the council. News
from that quarter nowadays is apt
TO bring business for their worships.
warrant the brother Of Master
Fendah has been coptrlving au OUT
come in Virginia. I beard John
kye, the miller OF Clements. say
lass Sunday afternoon. that Samuel
fenda'l bad forty mounted men
ready ln the forestto do bis bidding
With breads word and carbine. And
he would have done Il TOO, II my
Lord bad not laid him By the heels
a. unawarss, Hehas savage spite
against nv Lord aud the Chancellor
both.
But knew you ever the like be-
fore, that bis Lordship should be
r. such haste 70 see their worships,
pc must needs have " tramping
over The country at midnight Z
there must 90 . hot favor In the
news 4 vas post-haste letter. !"
Fush, copperfacel What have you
Y 90 with she flavor o. the news2
fou have little 70 complain Of John
Award, for . midnight tramp. It
y but twelve miles from this 10
MAsiapany. and your erfand Is done.
You may be snoozing On good truss
q hay p Masters SeweIIs stable
before midnight u yousmake speed.
lniuk q my ride all tbs way toNot-
ley hall--and round about the head
o. 'ne river -iQr doubtif have
aoy chance % get 2 cast over the
lsrry Y nlght Tom Taylor. the
poa' Keeper y nct often sober a.
mis- nonr; ana 4 10 was, crnstier
cnurl--the devil warm bis pilIowi--
ooesa i've twlxtthis and The old
worio. ne gets Gus Of bis sleep for
no man.
But u Is . dark road mine, ro-
p'leu ahe groom 4 plague upon
W nave no stomach Tor this bush
ana prlsF work, when man can see
'hs i'mo q tres no mora than 9
conweo.
= oArk roadi exclaimed the
master q we Kennels. laughing.
= uA1k foAu' Sonni y y . long
'''ns since mere has been : dark
'"1u sosyonr night rides, with that
9ose shining ike . link bali score
PAGES aasao. ~ vas somewhat dead
enea PSI september. ! allow, when
you nag me marsh Ague, and the doc
80 - = uoA72' Dut ~
mas wazed lately as nriRth as ever.
! wisn ! could buckle y % my head
strap until tomorrow morning.
= ourss q laughter. % this sally.
'esalnea ne effect q she falconer'a
VIZ ano oronght the groom 10 bis
iset-
? piood, you RrlnninR ioolsp'
% calculated, "haven's you heard
Derrlek's Joke . thousand times be-
iore' anaa you muss toss up your
scurvy 10 haws atit. asifit was nswl
ne stole y as the whole hundred
knows--trom the fas Captain. old
Dauntrees, 10 sbe fort there; who
would have got y back upon hue and
cry II y had been bis own; but the
truth = ahe Captain flched u from
play os'ok. as the surveyor told him
~ my hearing a. Garrett Weasel's,
where the Captain must needs have
10 Tor . laughing matter"
y lsa joke that burns fresh every
49,. N.AXa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

J9MA pNNpLEToN KEAxKDy, u. b. auth
Or WA born In Halffm1rn. Aug lN 1856 aieA
Gel. a. 1870 Ho KrMH aAtad nk the University
uf Maryland in 1912 Yms admitted 10 The bAf
10 1918 served n thA legislature in 1N1o ~ I
member o. Congress lHH - uftkiden4fnI
einctcr On the hnrfs@sn ticket Ia 1870. ard
wa Chairman - The House Committee on
eQmm1ff4 n lunafes4 IsIi-l Ho was again
speaker % fhe hopae s. 1874 Was appointed
Secretary Of the Nax& f61. ard aided ii Mt
Ting ou& Commodore fefrys Japan cxpnal-
Maryland, wicDpfoBsdnnt on Tho MafylMma
nieturicM society, chairman 0f the hoard ~
Trustees ~ thg Peabody Academy. BalIi.
moE1 aud trustee Of f4s Peabody EdHeatson-
~ Fund, Was the afs<1of 81 several novnIa
and of Lac Of Wililszn Writ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

Dk6n SIR. nep,Y4ns % yours Of the f4th
Instant W. would af8t4 That ala interest ia u.
Fl Menne4xA rhon 81 She BOWL ID owned
nv kH4 nAIfNnf'a NnfatA. kNt We have had nd
e0xr@EpouaDuce On fft@ yah 3ept fox SONS years
and 20 not know whaxH " direct yGa. How
exaFs tho work y noW out Of copyright. aud
TIERS u ne FAANQfs " ~ you i0lahf not re-
X4Hfs ~ truly.
u. Lf9RIHo0Ir CDnFANY,
a.. q. III
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-02-04

There Ia nothing more friendly
thea ! wst doR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
Registered at Local Hotel;
B0uuht Hat While Here

L. Harrison. robber, registered at the
Raleigh Hotel the morning of September
30 as from San Francisco. With him
was a man who registered c. r. Nc
Bride, from Denver.
The two men were assigned to the same
room. No. 263. They left the following
morning. While here Harrison went to
the store Of James Y. Davis, 1901 Penn
syivania avenue, and bought a new hat,
the one he was wearing at the time of his
death. He had his old soft hat sent to
the hotel and gave the name of l.. Har-
riSon to the clerk in the store.
While at the Raleigh the men spent
most of the time in their room. They
wrote several letters. but no mail came
for them at the hotel. One of the men,
which one the clerk cannot remember
paid the bill October /.
The employees cannot recall the personal
appearance of Harrison or his companion
but they remember that the men had
little baggage. AS far as the clerks could
recall, neither had been to the hotel be-
fore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
For New Railroad Station.

HAGERSTOWN. Md, October 14-The
Western Maryland Railroad Company is
buying property in Hagerstown for site
for a new passenger depot. The new
station, which will be located one block
north of the present depot, will. it is
understood, be one of the finest in the
Western Maryland system. 1t is hoped
to have the station finished next year.
Announcement has also been made that
the road will be double-tracked through
Hagerstown, and that the new repair
shops erected in this city several years
ago will be enlarged one-third their pres
ent capacity. New machinery will be in
stalled and the number of men employed
increased % per cent. Departments from
Baltimore will be moved here upon COM
pletion of the improvements. The COM
pany. it is said. expects to expend about
$4,000 within the next six months on
the improvements to be made in Hagers-
town. The shop enlargement will cost
about $25.OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
MAY BREAK WITH BERLIN.
German Language League Contem
plates Independence.

The Deutscher Sprachverein. or German
Language League. of Washington may
declare itself independent of the large
German organization Of that name whose
headquarters is in Berlin, Germany.
The decision rests with the new board
of directors. 1t will report on the advisa-
blity of such move at the next regular
meeting.
The subject of separation came up last
night at the regular meeting of the leag que
held in Carroll Institute. There were add
vocates of an Independent local society
who made speeches to that effect.
1t was decided to authori' the board
of directors to settle the ttter after
giving the subject careful attention. The
board will report at the next meeting
Officers for the coming year were elect
ed as follows: President Prof. A. Werner
Spandhoofd; vice president. F. E. Mann;
recording secretary. Prof. Claus Schwartz;
corresponding secretary. Miss Emma M.
Won Seyfried, and treasurer George w.
Spier.