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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Baltimore Sampf-Y adct.G umpaanic.

(lItc urb 5unerldiiipe 9ai=9init.)
Die Nereinioie Staaten'Toit hef5rbetno.
cnmpier, r5lertoa." "g'iratnia" unS .Ninbama"
2arnpfer fabrcn tdeIih. Sonntags auSae,
rctTtlneny bon ben pP1O Gine".4icrs 4r. o 6ts
- siabt.etrasr. ,3nh Der BARRE: etrabe, nm
y y ~ TbsnSs nirgit nan 30 Rolnt Comfort.
IN %Io Foirt alfdInB an rG. & D..eabr"
n16 Htdlttono, aiberoem breimnl Die sBphe
az e&irainia 9lnpigatipn Go" rat S1ntsS
Eiher.9nnnunaet Iinh Ntdlmono, Sn. On Nor,
fo;i Inftlnb, an atlantic Gonft Cine 9abn,"
n%soriolf 4 y~seiterr Sabn," y~g1orfoIf 4 South.
ern Faabn" uiIo rClo Eominion Snmpfer Co"
nah %gietpbern. .9t.sG.. gSaibinaton, a..G., Nid,
mono. &l.. uno Neiusgorf. -
Ma9I8eiien nab enropdil6em 9Ian. 9iefe
SGmpfer bnben I~urlIri6ie aaiiiten, belize liiio
iaits Silt. oSsr saLsparer'Sdacr, eisitriffs
gelelietn1q uno Earnpfbeisund. Gohen feiten,
fret anbtnen Toe. $1l00. $50 S2.Oo iino
$40 SeSes Simmer fir 3luei 9Serfouen ELI,
certdtpt. &6nneu %rpferhirt merben in oeu
giGets @ilreaur io7 0ft.9 Itirtcr strabe. y5oo
Stnht.StrnBe. 2. q. g. Ffftce SiiooitsGde Der
Baltimore. .unS gilbert troBe. Continental
TrnIt pntlotna" uHS glbanGb's, gsr. 100, Horb.
1phu u. Shertpdpo, 0eN Gpnbtou,
Wiees Yr1f. II. Sen. sWidrager. sen. sgSafI' sMat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

cinnotr" miro ilHlltcr SumItog& BON
Nelu Norf o%biabrtil.
l.... iT-r--4
ScigatjstStrcnirl.
N0oIf u. Griffin, %, 9tr. s, Siio-
TobinionitroEc, mo ,$lliu q. @ci,
tirdl q, Mt. Sreeoom 4o.
George 4. ShGiicr, -, mo &cnnit
IS. GOuuiclmolL, %; Npplitunt Gbu3.
Z. Councilman Nr. 215, Nor0.G 6ur.
Ic3ltrubc.
@cmiie M}iQer, %, Or. 25, Siio-
Ni1bitroBe, mo Hoc 1uitopiB "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Sonuicl Goplon, u, NM Sennic
GuplolL ~; Npplitont 2ouiS Goplon,
Nr. l27, MorD- GretcritroBe.
@orrp s. Sage. u, Nr, 1910. @e6-
ItcrItrobc, rmo &ouiic $, Gorpion, 10.
GrcOcrid {, Stieirl. %, uno 9lnno.
belle y. Stolip6cr, ~, g9ittlue; Nppli-
font HopmonO Norucll, Nr. 1880,
W}ooilon- Nbcnuc.
&oicpb y. 0uaitcorc. 2S, 9tr. 929,
Nem a.. 2)orf Npermc, N.zg9., @oib.
irtatpn, 3. e., ltn0 Celia Mc9onolo,
10, Nrtituoo0. ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Sn Der Ginridtrng oeS Campers
feblt aud, nift onS G~cringite. uoS
5lir 9equenlidteit Scr Heiienocn Die.
tel t6nutc, rlbit cine Guntelfonmer
fir 2lmatcus : photographer lit Dor
baubel. Sn ser 9l6t5ciling fir &oi
ingiere Orittcr &loiic ijpo aoptnen
iiir 5lpei. bier mo icd)a Foiiogicre SIT
iinOeL 10 pob gallje 0omiIicn bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Comfort ST iinoen, mie Die &om-
burg . 2Imerifo &inie 0onpicr
rNlmcrifo" uno o&oiicrin ~9llguito
@ictorio." Ger cincinnati" muroc
I'M 3uli 1908 in Scr S6iii2uerftc
bon 9lobm 1t. &oB III @ombur1 pom
Stopel geIoiicn. Gem StopclImti
mobntc Qol3 @onlburg, iomic oll6
5oblrcid)c N1nrrifnuer, onrlmtcr olld)
Der alncrifuniidc 9otiduitcr sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

lalnmcn blcibcn f0nicl. Gicic 9lbs
tbcilln1 bat &dlmli0fcitcn fiir go
NcilrnOc, cincu arobcn SpeiicioIon II.
Gin EroncnoocnOcd. Ole /. &loIic
oocr Oo5 3rUiiAeloed lit iiir 2O6l
EoIioGicrc cin0criNtct. &m @ou3cu
tonn Der uclc 0onpicr $3.50 Foiio-
2ierc al &orO ncbnIcn, 10 ooB, mem
allies bcjcGt lit, Die iMmimmcnoc
Gtu0t nit Scr aus 300 Wtcnidcn be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Nfofrla I0olcmou, u @ittmcr. Or.
123, Moro 3iGblroBe, mo @eiiie
Slro9fi, 20.
&phn Z. @oltcr 80. Sitt,uer. Nr.
1928, NeGlocrrpitrobc, unb Gbriitine
Nppclitiel, .33.
9rtbur 9oGner, 26, uno Morp g..
Soof, p; Npplifant Soicpb Saplor,
gtr, POI. M~iooclpooO 9lne.
6iric Cor. - Muncie. Sno., uno
Wertbo y. Nenfjc, Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

ltcbcnocn SeiaBung pon iiber 5000
Eerioncn bcpolfcrt lit. Scr aGincin-
natl" lit mic Scr nGlepcImo" COS
6lt6 lora iuto er6ebt ijd) 80 SUB iibcr
Bent @nNeripic0cl. Naiiirlid iilo sic
ncucitcu Observation-Disclosures iiir
6c~uGr2geiobr ooer S6iiibrn0 ouf
pcm Gompirr inltaQirt. Ger ,nGin:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Ser Surupereinr 20 o +.
mdrtS" peranItoltct am Iienitog,
Ocn IS. Sluni, Gin 6riiblingSieit gum
@cIten Der Nrei9 Siege, lpeId)e oen
@ereiu olf DEM Surnielt in Gincill-
noti pcrtrctcn miro5f SelbitperltGno.
lid 1T no cS ser Sode Scr eolen
Sltrnerei gilt Gin gutter @eiud SIT cr.
mortclL 5llmal Die ErciSriege lid bel
Dem Trlalie proealiren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Gei9attss@ egmetier.
9Gdcr., Gonoitor. uno SoteI-
geoariS.A rtifel.


8Gdcr., Gonoitor. mno Sotel-
YeoariS.A rtifel.
gbe MHstS & QidS g.. 104 Siioaooipdre.Str.
3citungcn 8eitidrifter, etc.
r9be baltimore Wsius &c." 9upio gIDercrem.
bic, @,lbditsiiiDrer, 3lS 8eit"SermnH' Git.
9oil Motcriolien Ebiirrn 6enIter.
robmcu, &ooen, etc.
Saues .. Softer & So, 115-117 Glib 5rebs
rid Sirabe.
Hationul .9ntfcn.
rsbc slo somu National sant," Sab: uno
Sreier'SiraBe Saton SS' pool' Stuhoehi'
,.3iueitr yiational.saul," 432 GIO'8roabtuap.
u: =. SSdqner, Salltrer -
.~,9SCitern National gnnf," IA HorosSutdlpfStr.
Warmers arb @ssrdlauts National sant,"
Soltbs uno qo~mburosS
StaatS. Sanfen.
,Teutide Bant upM Baltimore" Baltimore
uIo 3OUloap .SiruBe. 4u9ult 9Seber, Yrdit'
bert; Is. ). 6lbt, S6aenleiiter.
Spar.9aufcn.
,9cnti6e sparbanf uon Baltimore" gutatus
uIlo Baltimore Sir1Be.
uSt. Sames Sparbnnt," galttl1oresS GRAPE uno
Guiiom SoutesAoerie.
SruIt-Gompagnie'n.
,Wiarplauo Sruit Co." gtproucds9de GaIberi'
anS Sernqn,S trabe e e. 3tmmsrna.:
Ssr6is Gpencer, inn, Shfs .SGaSmefffer:
e,un SfitlnCr, SiiIfssSefret1r.
Baltimore Srlf & Guarantee Co." Equitable
Vullolng.
N6ppfutpn
aarl 81. @. edols. 126-l29 2ap RuiIoine.
@uitauus Surb, 28f-260 Colbert BulloiHg.
2mloiuirtbidoitIi6e 8erGtbe uno
SGmcreien.
@riiitt & Surner 6p, 2o5 9soro'gacas etraBe.
Wormor- int0 Grant 8erfe.
g. Stiodrtner & s5bne, 714-71s s8eitssaIti'
inoresStrabe.
Blumbing, Surfaces, Gon9es unb
SeferL Godoeden unb Simmer.
sennett Bros. o23 Observation-Disclosures
&upferidnlieoe uno 9lnmberS.
Spbn Snbert, t714 1bames'e traBe. 6. 4 Y.
2elep6on: &Solfe 1899.
euer.8eriidJerunaen.
,9iphal Sniurauee 81. pt aipsrpoul," Senrb
VI. Rarfielo, acknowledgements, 1dl-t02
uebanlber OF Commerce 8utloing.
,@ermania Sener D.. @eriidberuuss . @eieaihaft,T
baltimore uno Nortbs Strnbe.
GigentbumS Igenten nnb SGnbler.
eierre 6. Iusan & Nsp6eu, 10 Sft.eesinston.
SiruBe.
Sufidmico- 3ubeb0r.
6. esott gapne Co., s62-3G4 e!Oro.Sab'etr.
8oblen unb Sol5.
SemrD O. Bon Seine, $50 Columbia, abenue.
Gfonoleib. @eidGitc.
rSouiolibatrb soan Co.," 1 osGab.S truBe.
SianoS mo Srgeln.
GhaS, 81. etIeff, o MorosalbertpsS truBe
&m. Nnnbe q So, Bari'Ipe. NIB 5aDettc'Str.
Eapier uto Eapier.3 iiten.
emitb, 1iGOm Gu.. 1o5-iO7 Sancoer's traBe.
Slchplotten Wtetall. etc.
snon, 6outlin q go. (iueorporirb. 1910
ValosrliorsSiraB BE. 'a,a Vl ,I
Sctettip. Ngentnr.
National .eetreine eerpire. s.. 81. Pafb, Sc.
fadrtsinbrer. gir. 632, 2a,u.9biIoino. 9,alti.
more. 9Rb 0be1e Ct. qalI $500,
rIhitrtran. Itteettps Mgenen," CHARLES &obl'
maui, 9efhdftSfibIer, $40 .@ibe.. |
Baltimore. Mo. 9brne: e, & *. Gt. paui
2027: sSobnunp: G. & 3. gAoIfs 123a--A.
spanoaner Il ehmiot, Nabfolser bon Gmitb. !
9Seli & lppns, SOB Gdlbert 8uiIoina.
2cid)enbeitntter.
Ganocr & SDhue, %170S-t7t0 Ganton,gIpcnue |
ssm. Soof, sturibs iuo 9reeinounts elbpnue. !
Srieobofe.
,2ruoun Varf 6tmetrrn," 8Ireau: 81 gsett. /,
Surai19asSiraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Merdants G Rimers transport. So.

JdnlH ttffyfftt.
Staht uib Rnfagiere.
RAD bottom iinb benz Often.
SonHtd9e 3teni!da lino Sreltng, 9 ubr abenof.
Rad YroUtoence uno Dem Stteu.
Sorntdg. Wiitttpo6 uni Sreitna. 9 ubr Sbsnbs.
*Rsd HeiupUrt.Retps.
Idglth, nuSgenunnen UlpniGg uno Gam,iap,
. ubr Gbeuos.
> Sra6t nnaenomiHen tdglif bis Q tbr Nd6fn.
fhr b%tnfelben 1ag ~fabrenbe 8ompter.
yat Sdbaniob urs benz Giiben.
Sienftag, 9ornerfine uno Gamitaa,
q u5r 4henoS.
D. U. WeGsin, geent. Bier 8, Snb S.s@atsgty.
Saupt. Wirenu: Serman' utio 2tebtsStr.
G13,T&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

YGiie sur Heiie in's HUSBAND be-
fsrgt 6. 3ainc, Nr. Alb, Eit-&alti'
I mOreitraRc, naBe Guftom SSuie sor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

rett gum @ebrlifdts In Der GARDEN. urS mi,
@op alsStatioD nm 10.0 90 Mbenbs.
8eferotting bon #aiirI in S6Iafs tJerf gdrs
lorsgSa9gunS. GpeiIeraien. etc. pesben i&teu
beforst Der aelepbon In alen ~foIeenoen Binsts
ghredug: gbnr.eys uno 91ItimoresGtrdte, Ga
", ct. Haul 1924, ober Mo. @uurflunb 1901;
Wef. HppalsStation, g. & g., mt. Sermon st4p:
&ou,een'Sta'ton SnformationS. Blrenr, I'd D..
81. Ydli SAG, cber Wb.. Gourtldub 272o, un6
Nr. R26. Gih.Bronbtuob. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
ycrcimiate Ginger uOn Baltimore.

Setetutyte SuhBet w" Su'i'htute.
Sauptquortier: y@crnlonia.W Gn.
ncrdor Sanc;;" Erdiiocnt Senrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoaircnoer SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Sintmelbcr, ger. 315, Horb,gbcnitr.;
5iilan5iefrst6r g. Sinmelbebcr, Nr.
315, NorO.GbenItr. ShabmeiIter S.
Midlid|, Scr. 7t3, @arnerItr.; Siri.
gent 3beuoor Scnberger. 8eriomnl.
lung icoen apeiten 5reitag I'M Mo.
not.
,Irion."
SingItunoe: Mittpods in Der
.Stag Saae," Nr. 205, Sanoper.
itraBe. Sirigent: 8. Melamet.
rgrbeitcr.W 1nncrfor."
Snliptquariier: gnorcos' SaGe,
Gr. 3t4, SanobcritraBc. Singitunoe:
GicnItogs. Sirigert: Gcorg @.
G0blmann.
.arbeiter. 2ieoertaiel."
Sauptquartier: 8cl8' SaGc. 3r.
40S, Beit-2erins.onitrabe. Sitsitun.
Sc: Mittpofs. 3irisent: Silbert
Stripped.
y9abenia : M1nner6or."
Souptquartier: Srott. ui,b 5.
Stro6e, Siablanototuti. Si%ngituubc:
Gienitags. 9ir9ent: Gblaro9idner.
nSrobiinn."
Sauptqllartier: ~SroBiinn SoGe",
Ger. 200G. Srcoerid.a penue. cling.
Itunoe: Rittiuods. 9irigent: Sobn
q. Glein.
.@ermania Ndnnerfor."
Sauptquortier: @ermania . WGn.
nerdor-Salle, Ger. 410 bis 412, @eit.
2ombaroitrabe. Sinaihifloe: Don'
%ncritaas. 9irincnt: Tbcooor Sem.
berger.
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$1,000
5000

$4,000 500 90
Siinf5ie Sonars Waar, Heft mad geIiebcr
fitdiacn Sdufer an oer 9otomucsGtrabc, AMI.
i6en 5airmount's lpemle uno SapeticsS irabe;
~cnitalteh qne tnobernen ginri1funaen; email
lirtc Baoeuanne iiHo Museiiiie, paneIlersWiu.
tiersIdpeten, oeforirtc Ieden etc, bitrifi3irte
Observation-Disclosures, stanul. slnfbIuB. Gle n~liitcn
aefeben. urt geiuilroigt in lperoen. Ieent an
VIaee ideIi1 .ifto Sonning. WlaH nebnie Sair,
ulpunI !eibeilue GIeftrifde.
Brtls Der Sduicr bcbrtunbert unb tfinf5io
9oudrs .t$1050l. Sebr nieortger Srlno3irS.
gu ~ertragen BET
malter 8. spefphaL grbauer.
(sIbrtIf, I&S--) Nui 0Iote.
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Iuti5.
Seb6el's cinjigeS Stmbio.

S%ebcrmann fcnnt bic bon ms &C.
l~icicrte Mrbcit; mir benfem nidJt ba.
RIM, ms Ielbit III lObcn, ionbern iibcr'
laIen bics nnicrcn 2eiitungen. &cinc
srrppcn bci INNS si eriteisen. 2aEen
Sic iid) bon InOercn nidJt tGniden,
cs aicbt nnr Gin einsiges 6ebbel- Stn.
bio nno bics bciinbet iid) i'm Yartcrrs.
MdJten Sic ani bas 6ans, mo nnier
Namen AMI Sbiiren nmb Tenltern
itebt.
Geine ggenten. Sin Yreis.
Mdten Sic anf
-Se6bei's-
321 Npros 8ap Ctr, nabe 4i8b.Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

EGRe sir @eiic in's NnsIanb &c.
faraf 8. Mainr, Nr. Alb, GH-|aIti.
moreitrake, mabc Gnitpm Sonic Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Che man anoerstpp fault,

inipi3ire. 3 man ieue mcntu 6wtihSdistm, Itih
Snifbsa katherine. umb etiplen, etrnee $500
RIod Wejt, baltimore trabc). emdiHirfe Babe
traune nnb anssibe; aaual'E Drainage; %ntesrtae
gnncIsStelicrn; bnrcgenlalta Se6en; Welfient
su einem nobernen Suus eeb6rt. 41reiS Der
Sinfer, eIfbnnoert Collars C$110o.00) ie6es;
le9r. r~ieorlger Sruao5trs. Beoingin9eit Den
aduferrt a1genebn genldhf. -,
.Man nebn1e ipeTtIih eebeuoe Sab'etr; Glef'
trifhe. fteiae am terminus ab nnb sebs elm
Sduteraepiert n1roIiH. NdbereS ourt Nditer
Z. Heffphal, 9duuntertebnter, nn Srt unS
etene. (Gept1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

Ger alten tiearr Ciiksr
Rlana.

, Der alien 9ieber fiiBer SLANG :
, Segtnnt ans neu al Icben, q
, Der Sommertag lit 1dlpiil urp :
! lang. 3
limb Hoieubiiite tpe6eu .
/. Inns bent Elm baIbpereeiIen Bib, 9
J WeiBt bu nod - emit i'm Wdraen2 :
Sas erite @cilt)en bliibte iaum. {
. llnh bod Gin aanSer Sriiblin9ss .
traum :
grfiiHte unire 9er5eu. .
. Salt aineer nod. Der Sopfe @olb 9
|, Siel Dir am 8aupt bernieber, =
) @ie Elm Srin5eBden @nnoerboIb
Sanb ih habeim bid mieoer, Z
!, Ser Sturm fang ipiIb, iein @rau; :
, fen riB
|, Mi6 iaudh5enb Dir ~eutaeeeu, .
; @cripebt maf iebCs SinoerniB.
! Nuf peinen 2ippen jung uno iuB
, Sat ibeu mcin Muno seIceen.
. Ser erite aub. tuie Iiegt er fueit,
, Ser piIbe Sturm bat Srieoen,
. 9ie 2iebe trdat ibr Sommerfleib.
. limb aues Slid binieoel.
. 9as OH aui meinm Weg aeItrelt, Z
, 8iu ih in 2iebern Mlnben.
. Sic nnIrer Suserb ih 9efueibt,
! limb Die elm fIirgeub G6o beut
} Sn beiner Seeie iinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Nilia Terraces,

gilia.siueEHe uno S,urfurc.Mpab.
So III Niles. mas sic b%raudlcu, nm Gin
@runoititt ~. faairn. &ir baucu aud Sbr
saas eegen leidte slbSapIunscn. 100 0ruuss
ttttfe ictt Dem 10. Mat o%ertaait. 400 Yrpiit
9efd1ert. an Splge Vcrbciicrung Der Sariuro.
Huab. Ylanaei m ilnternebnnuaSgeift hat
hodl ME Grtulge gtr omen. auntnen sic nadl
bier an irgeuo eincm 8crftagc uoer Spuntag.
Sns, NnNer, Sdlnlc Gnf ocin Gigeutbum.
% Wstnuten inrn Gnibbnns t5e. S5nbrpreiS).
@ebb 4 &biic.
Asett an Srt NM stclle. 9intuittagS uno
SunttGgs ben gani Eag. gtun1 ,6gIte)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-19
TERsELY TOLD.

w. B. Martin, of Luverne, Ala, Is
among the visitors to the city regis
tered at the Merchants.
Among the visitors to the city yes
terday from peFuniak were D. B.
Murray and Kenneth McCashll, both
of whom are registered at the Mer-
chants.
Robert StringfeIlow, a prominent
real estate dealer and insurance agent
of Montgomery, is in the city on a
short business visit and is registered
at the Manhattan.
Thos. NJ. Livingstone, of Oeala, is
in the city on business.
Capt w w F1ournoy, of DeFun
lax. was in the city yesterday on a
business visit.
Captain T. E. WeIIes, after con-
tlnement to his home for a day OF
two, was able to be out yesterday.
The monthly pay car oS the L. &
n. is scheduled to arrive this morn
ing, and of course the usual welcome
awaits 1t.
"CSI nm odDIloL
school at 10 a. m, preaching at II
a. m. and s p. m. Services continued
through the week at s p. m. by Rev
w. J. Barton, of Ocilla, Ga. The pub
lie is cordially invited
Dave Merritt, a negro, was prose-
cuted ia the city court yesterday
morning for cruelty to animals. II
was charged that the negro was very
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-19

1885, The judges made repeated
mistakes in announcing the time of
the laps, creating some laughter and
many groans. Monsen made the lap
in 1921. H
On the third round Knipper had
the lead with Chevrolet second and
Bnrman, who had led the previous
round, third.
All the time when most of the cars
had finished the second lap the Fall
Car driven by RehI and the Stod
dard-Dayton, with Wright at the
steering-post, had not finished the
first round. The Corbin, driven by
jacksonville, dropped out of sight on
the second lap. The Fal-Car with
Pearce at the wheel, also was report
ed missing. The telegraph wires
around the circuit failed to work, and
the causes of these delays could not
for the time being be learned. The
drivers running consistently finished
the second round in the following Or
der:
Burman, Poole, Matson, Monser,
Knipper, Chevrolet, Robertson, Wells,
Wiseman, Stutz and Florida
Burman had four minutes the ad-
vantage of Poole, his time for the
two rounds being 1915.
BLUE BIRDS LEADING.
At the end of the third lap the
three "Bluebirds," representing the
Chalmers Detroit, were leading with
less than a minute separating them.
Matson was leading, with Poole
seconds behind and Knipper 10 sec
onds behind Poole.
The other drivers finished the lap
In the following order:
Chevrolet, Momsen, Wiseman, RoO-
ertscn, Wells, Burman and Florida.
Matson'ss time elapsed was 1:2O:24
That he was in the lead had been sig
nailed to him and he waved his hand
in passing the judges stand in answer
to applause and cheers.
The Chalmers-Detroit cars main
tanned their remarkable pace and
were still leading at the end OF the
fourth lap with but fifteen seconds
separating the three cars. Knfpper
regained the lead by covering the
fourth lap in 25:40, making his total
time 1:46:27 for the 5000 miles COW
cred.
Matson was only two seconds be-
hind and Poole followed the latter IL
seconds later. Monsen in ELAPSED
time finished fourth and the others
as follows:
Robertson, Wells, Wiseman, Flori-
da and Stutz was 1928 behind the
leader.
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because Mr.. Gould was lost and not
the courier?'
NO. Mr. Gould was not lost" re-
piled Mr.. Knowles.
Did you and Mr.. Gould wear cos
tumes?" asked Mr.. Shearn.
Yes
What were they"
Mine was a Trilby costume and
Mr.. Gould appeared as Cupid" said
Mr.. Knowles
The answer caused a burst of
laughter in which Mrs. Gould Joined
with great zest- She looked toward
her husband sitting at the other end
Of the counsel table and seemed to
enjoy his confusion.
Mr.. Shearn brought out that Mr..
Knowles lived in adjoining apart
ments to Mr.. Gould at the Hotel
Martinique in this city and was very
was the Equitable Life Assurance
secretary IN 1901 when he went to
Europe for nine months and met the
Goulds there
THAT was about the time of the in
VeStigation of the insurance COM
panies was it not?" asked Mr.. Shearn.
Mr.. Nicoll objected to the question
and his objection was sustained.
CHAUFFEUR TESTIFIES.
MI. GOulQS chauneur, Leon Len
roux, testified that he took Mrs. Gould
and two young women in au automo-
bile to Huston Springs, near New
London and Hartford, on Sept. 10,
1906. He said he left Mrs. Gould at
hotel in Hartford. the name of
which he could not remember, and
did not see her again that night bun
he did. see her again the fo.lowins
morning when he took her to a hotel,
the name of which he did not know.
Il waited there until a tnaE came
out and told me to go back g the
garage and that Mrs. Gould would
telephone me about o'clock"
The man was Dustin Farnum, the
actor, said the chauffeur. The fol-
lowing week Lehroux said he took
Mrs. Gould and FaTnum to Larch-
mount in an automobile and brought
them back in the afternoon. That
evening he took Mrs. Gould and a
party to a theatre in Brooklyn. and
after the play Mr.. Farnum Joined tie
party and they all went to a cafe to
Zine. The chauffeur said he after
ward took other members of the party
home, conveyed Mr.. Farnum 10 his
hotel and Mrs. Gould to the st. Regis.
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tax amendment will be the pending
amendment when the senate convenes
tomorrow
Gallagher in long speech support
ed the four-dollar amendment, de-
claring Canada has vast advantage IN
the cost of labor over the United
States in the production of paper, and
urged the sharp competition in this
country as the reason why the price
of paper had been kept down.
Lorimer, the newly elected senator
from Illinois, was sworn in during the
day, and cast his first vote against
free paper.
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was defeated by twenty-nine to fifty
two. An effort was made to reach an
agreement upon the time to vote on
the various income and corporation
tax propositions. Aldrich sought a
general agreement to postpone fur
Their consideration of the question I'M
til after the disposal of the tariff
schedules. Bailey and Cummins in
sisted on coupling with the agree
ment an understanding that there
should be taken a direct vote upon
the adoption o< the income tax
amendment. No agreement was
reached, therefore Bailey's income
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VERDICT NOT BELIEVED.

st. Louis, June 1S.-Although the
coroner's jury rendered verdict to-
day. that VIM. News murdered his
aged wife and then committed suicide
at his farm near Ballwyn, St Louis
county, Coroner Bracey said he be-
police investigation is being cons
tiuued
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions of the ear
There Is only one way to cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the F,is-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
named you have a rumbling sound ar
Imperfect nearing, and when IL is en-
trely closed Deafness is the result and
unless this Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be DESTROYED for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
faces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh0
that cannot be cured by Halls CafaTrb
Cure. Send for circulars, free
F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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puEsI pIIEsI pIIEst

williams Indian Pile Ointment vii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
It absorbs the tunorS, aiIays Itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives instant re-
lief Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
prepared for Piles and itching of the DTi-
Vate parts Sold by druggists, mail soc
and SIC Williams Mfg. Co, Props,
Cleveland. o. Sold by Hooton's Phar-
macy.
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A BOX OF CANDY FREE
to every purchaser, for cash,
of 25 cents or over, to-day,
at The Crystal Pharmacy.
Senate Placed a Higher
Duty on Print Paper

CONTINUED From First Pads)
if, had more pertinent reference 10
Inherent democratic senators not vOt-
ing in accordance with the declara-
lions of the Denver platform.
DUTY is INCREASED.
BY a vote of foFty-four thirty
two the amendment of the finance
committee was adopted, fixing duty
of four dollars a ton on print paper
in place of the house rate of two dol
lars per ton. Other wood pulp and
print paper was under consideration
at adjournment.
Browns amendment, providing for
the free Importation of print paper,
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If 1T ISN'T BLUE RIBBON
It isn't the best extract. Blue Rib
bon lemon and vanilla are the PER-
Feet FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
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5 or doses of 1865" VIII cure an.
case of Chills and Fever. Price CSC
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8 to 2. 80
The game had just begun to get in
teresting when a heavy rain came up,
and 1t was called at the end of the
third inning.
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brutal in his treatment of horse he
was driving, and the evidence strong
ly supported the charge Judge
johnson gave strong expression of his
disapproval of such conduct and i'm
posed a fine O. SO and costs.
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All offices IN the city nall VIII De
closed today at noon, and the rule
for holiday Saturday closing Will
be followed throughout the warm
weather. Persons having business
with officials in the city building
should remember the above and not
be disappointed.
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CHRIST CHURCH
AGAIN WINNER
DEFEATED TEMPLE BETHEL
TEAM IN A THREE INNING
GAME, WHICH WAS CALLED ON
ACCOUNT OF RAIN.

Christ church went a notch higher
IN the Playground League yesterday
afternoon. when the team defeated
Temple Bethel-El by the score of
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Dustin Farnum is
in the Lime Light

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