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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23
FAIRFIELD
A Successful Fair Horse and Wagon Stolen-DepOt Broken lntO-A Long AutO Trip-Freshest Personals.

The fair which has been in progress for the past three days at the chapel of the Greens Farms church, closed last evening after a very successful season. It is estimated that about S400 will be cleared. The bountiful suppers were a very popular feature. and literally patronized. The booths and t9 9bles in the Fcha pei were prettily decorated in green and white, and the following ladies had charge of the tables: Fancy work, Mrs. E.. J. Taylor, Mrs. Austin Jennings and Mrs. Henry Jennings. The Mother Goose enter Bourger and Dorothy Adams. The candy table was presided over by Mrs. Strayer, Mrs. Peffers and Miss Dorothy Taylor. The cake table was in charge of Miss Florence Foster. MT. Stod- dard had charge of the lemonade, and the ice cream was attended to by Kenneth Wakeman and J. Frank FL wood. Mrs. A. C. Taylor had charge of the suppers the first evening assist ed by a large number of young girls. The second evening the supper tables were superinterded by Mrs E. Beers, and last night Mrs. George P. Jen- nings had charge. Entertainments were given the first two evenings. by the choir, Miss Blackstone organist, Miss Legre, Miss Dormer, MT. Jersey. tenor, and MT. Ernest Malkin, bass. Wednesday evening there was elocu- tion and music combined, Mrs. Gilman giving recitations. and Mrs. Gray of Bridgeport, and Ms. Taylor of West port. wife of Rev. Charles Taylor. playing the piano.
 The funeral of MT. Harry Hull who died suddenly on Monday at Hull's Farms, was held yesterday afternoon. He was buried in the cemetery ad- joining the Greens Farms church.
 The operation of sprinkling the streets of Southport with oil began yesterday. State street was the first to receive a coating.
 Wednesday evening while the people were enjoying a supper at the Greens Farms church. some one sneaked into the horsesheds and stole a. horse and wagon belonging to Mrs. Mary Adams. They also took whips and other things belonging to people who were at the fair. Up to a late hour yesterday no trace of the thieves had been discover -Ihoush the state police were in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23

woman, and I shall recommend it as long as I hve."-MRs. MAY FRY, Lindley, Ind.
 One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound is the conquering of woman's s dread enemy = tumor. If you have mysterious pains, inflammation, ulcera- tion or displacement, don't wait for time to confirm your fears snd go through the horrors efa hospital opera tion, but try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound at once.
 For thirty years Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetab Compound, made from roots ndherbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and such unquestion- able testimony as the above proves the value of this famous remedy, and should give confidence and hope to every sick woman.
 If you would like special advice about your case write cOnfiden- tfa1 letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mess. Her advice is free, and always helpful.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23
sTRATFORD
Prize Winners-Carriage Tips Over Young Man Drnuk-At the Methodist Church School Question-Persona Mention.

A host of little folks connected with the Methodist church. took part ir the games instituted at the recent pie mic, and many of them won out. There thing went on nicely. A few of the winners were Fred Aufford, Basil Mer- rili, Walter Knapp. Harold Perry, Theodore Risberg. Lester Baldwin Richard King. Daniel Fitzroy. Fred Platt, Harry Barnum and quite a num- Der of little girls.
 Recently while on her way from Canaan road to town Mrs. Mary Will Hams was thrown out of her carriage. The injuries were slight. The road was so bad in spots the carriage over turned.
 Much to the alarm and scandal of the good people in that part of the town a young man of 25 was recently found intoxicated and sleeping in a barn in Paradise Green. He was promptly landed in the lookup.
 It is said number of local people are interested in an orphanagek way out in Iowa. One of our local clergy enough poverty and distress at home to engage the attention of all bene- volent people.
 Next Sunday at the Methodist church MT. George Meachen, Jr., will be the leader of the class meeting which begins at 10 o'clock. The theme for the morning service will be: ''The Message of the Flowers The kinder garten department will take part in the services. The Epworth League will meet at 6:45 to be followed at 7:30 by song service with Congregational singing assisted by the choir under the leadership of MT. Robert Brandt.
 MT. w. J. Ghent, New York social ist has made a brief visit in town.
 Miss Florence Beers is on a visit to Long Hill.
 Mrs. Arthur T. Hoadley has been en7 tertaining a number of guests at he- house on Warwick avenue.
 It is thought that tomorrow evening the gentlemen having the matter in charge will settle the school question Of course they may conclude that it would be a good thing to purchase the Sillick property, but that cannot be done without the consent of the town, and to this end another town meeting will have to be called.
 Miss May Price has been visiting Miss Salzgiver on Elm street.
 One of our we'll known fighters, Joe Thomas. expects soon to go to San Francisco.
 The Sunday school picnic of the Con- gregational church which was to be held to-day at Beardsley Park has been postponed on account of storm and the date will be announced later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23

Miss Pelham made it point to look as fascinating as possible on the occa- sion of these interesting trips into the eneIny's territory.
 The enemy, doing his duty by his clients with a determination that seemed incontestable, was the last to realize that an intrigue was shaping itself to combat his endeavors. Won Blitz, openly his friend and ally, de spite their sad encounter, was the thorn which pricked the natives into a state of uneasiness and doubt as to their agents sincerity.
 They began to believe that no good could come out of the daily meetings of the three lawyers.
 CTo be Contfnued.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23

d cyst UuulOI OI four years growth, which three of the best physicians de clared 1 had. They
 said that only an
 opera tion could
 help me. I am very
 gladthatIfollowed a friends advice and took Lydia B. Pinkham's S Vege- table mpound, for it has made me a StrOnO and well
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23
@ sy @S 4 G A. Rss,, tba ,Ihe Kind You Have Aiways Bought Signature ss &ZNzex@y
INHALEs GAS AND DIEs.

Special from United Press.)
 New Haven, July 23.-Out of work and in poor health, Jacob Schmidt, aged 66, committed suicide in his home on Thompson street here yesterday by. inhaling gas. He is survived by wife and four children.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-23
TUMOR OF FOUJRYEARS
 GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound

South Bend, Ind. =" Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound removed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
serr @ore 100000 Morf peritoiieu.

Serr @ors 100000 Worf perihoifel1.
Gr fonntc nor @sriht beipeiien. oaB
CT picl Miihe uno Nlsgahen nit Die
iem @eifGitc aebobt habe, mo Dob
Die Brin5eiiib OILS ibr rlIlii6er On
fCl itnrb, ploBlld nldte nebr Don
Der Nnleibe unb Der alaae ge9en Die
HhoocS'id)e Stuterlol'enlhaIt lpi''en
ponte. Gr 1ob ieilen Shuoen ollf
iiber 100000 Worf ol. IoS @eridt
iproh inn jebod) MIR 10000 Morf
5ll, nbipobl Scr Hidter nncrfnnntc,
hab ibnl Scitena Der Erin5ciiin cine
lcbr pelio riidiid)tsuollc @chonolun0
5t Sbeil 9cworocn lei.
Sic Erin3eiiin bate idon SIT Sch
scitcl bon Cecil Hbooes, nit Dem tic.
nnt) ihrcr Mtl9obt, bcimlih nerbcir0=s
tbct mar. Gbcds in llmlollf gciebt.
Die Die Sobc bon 100000 Mart crs
reid)ten llno Die Observation-Disclosures
bon HbobCS tru9en. Hhohca Itclltc
bnmola ciolid) in Nbrthe, bnB Die
llnterlhriiten BON %lciler Sono fer.
riibrten, unb Ole Ertn3eiiin 9foo5ilpil
plroe 5l 6lpel Sobrcn @eiGn1lliB
pcrllrthcilt. Die tic olld) pcrbilBtc,
llcbtr boa romontiidc 2iebcSlCbcn
oer Erin5ciiin lit ieincrseit picl &c.
idJrie6tH morbcn. Sic lit bic Sodl-
ter zines @roien N3ciuusfi nit bcm
lire Wl,tter oils babies @inb burhac.
bronn1t mar. anun rs SATIRE oft.
heirotbetc aotbarino ben Erin5cn
@ilbelm HoD5ilpiu. Mod)oem iid ein
uerIdnlGhter S%iebGaber ibrctmcgen
oaa Seben 9enomnltn bate, belt tic
lid iilr unmiNcrlleblidl urb crprobte
ihrc uern1eintlide Nllnlodt olli ei-
llclll uniteten Heileleben nit picltnl
@llld. Sd)licBlid) lcrnie lie in 2ou-
Don Cecil Hbnocs fcllnen llllo Der,
llcbtc lid) lllln in i'm; lie behollptctc,
1ctne 8ellebte %6eiporoen 81 ieill, nos
CT ltets beitritten bat. Gr bot ibr
MIR finon5iellen Gotb crtbeilt, 10 oob
Ibr ollrdl Spefllla1iou III Miners
Aftlen cine lururiDle SebcnsIiibrung
crnloallht luurbe. mo lnteritiibtc Tie
nud acknowledgement Spefnlotioncll
Ollrb 3lrpcnoun9en, Die anlGberlib
cine Million crreidt bubcn. 60 bill
bete lie lidl idlieBlid) cin. N%nipriid,c
ol Cecil Mbpoes 5l babe!r. unb
Itrenate Die pbencrnahnten Nruielir
at.
FrinSeilin HoosiipiQ lit sic Mi,lt
ter Der jcti1en oritteu @ottin oes
Nilrltcn gliid,er. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Mns Valtimurc-GunutN

SEER unb Strait George :. Glonticc,
Die Cpier bes oniheincno ~irrlill.
Mig geipor0encn Sobn 2cutbedcr,
ipcroen iit picocr crbolen. -
Hcdtsumuolt 0oli pcrludjt, Soi.
:. Wiiaer mit.elit beS Sobeos
Corpus ! &crfobrcns frci5llbcfonl-
men.
Serr George ). GIallticc unO feline
Satin Grau Morp Glouticc, ncld)c
om GonlerItog TormlItng Dor ibrer
Wnbnuaa ourd) Den anldciucnb irr.
linlig o%cporocnen &obn Sculbedcr
bon Sanlilton nit elmer Neltr1lld).
bodc ldlpcr pcrlcbt mllrDen bottelt
it'd bis geItern cinigcrmaBen erbolt
uno lpcrben nud) Nngubc hires Nr5.
ties, 81. @. s.. Gir1ol, nit bcm 2cben
oapollfon1mel1. Selltbcdcr, Der llnd)
bem Solpion : 8ei1ngnib gebradt
murbe, benabm iid 9~citern etlpos rils
bioer, ieood) iubr CT nit ieineu @cbc-
ten ulo Dem Sinaeu Dol, Ylolmen
tort. nltd) bcbarrt er altf lclllcm 8lalt.
ben, Der 5peitc Gbriiiua 81 iein. Gr
miro I'M @ciGnqnib gellull bcobod)tct,
I'm felt5lllteilell ob CT nirflid) i%rrIills
llig lit ooer MIR iimulirt. SoQte Gr.
iteres Der Saa ieir. miro er uoro,lss
lid)tlid) ir9eno elmer Srrenanitalt
iibcrluicien iperben. onocrninnS obcr
miro lid) Der Staatsompnlt Der Nnge-
le9enbeit ani,ebmen.
&illM iiIler'sGrciIo III q
cripirfcn.
Ncdtsoumolt 8arrp y. @oli miro
beilte im areiagcriht 5ll 5olpipn Den
Geriud, mod)en, Die Srciloiiung pom
Soiepb Sobn Wiillcr, ipelder BON
ben 8ruBseidlnorenel, oes Morbes
bon Srl. Meaino Meeb ongeflo9t it,
mittelIt bes Sabcas Corpus Tcrfob-
rells 5ll cripirfcn unb iipar nit Der
9egriinbung, bob Der Staot obiolut
feline Velpeiie fir Die erbobene sln-
flage babe. Scrr Wolf ioatc: yGoS
Gin5iac. mas Der Staot bot, lit bic
Ingobe Wiiuer's, boB cr III Der Gun.
feIteit auf Elm Ncbclbilb a~eid,oiiell
uno ieine @rout Sufduig gctobtet
babe"
Grabtoicbcp Der hnftet.
Gle GrnbibiebitGhle nobnlcn il, let-
ter Set. bcionbers ieit benz filr5li.
Gcu SdmeeIilrru. in Naftimcrc-Gp.,
aalli bcbciitcnb 6ll. llnter ser Nh.
id)lloi9ung, ongeblid) al,pierbrdbte
int @crtbc Don 5uIamnen $1,000 bon
Der Baltimore Ohio ,Vabn" &C.
ltnblcn 5lt buben. pltrcen gcitern IN
Der Canton = Eoliseiitotion Die Tot,.
itebenoeu bard, Mid)ter Sbompion
Dem Berid)tsuerfobrem iiberipielen
Charles Sartmall, Hr. 1874. Noro.
GprtIiruBe; Soiepb Glmcnoorr,, Nr.
1916, Sit-GbaicltroBe: .g(rbrem SOL
laneber, Nr. $50. Moro.g oenitrobe
Goiparb Coleman mo grtbur Sonl-
merpiilc. GER. l0l, yorfitraBe. Iic
Hi,gcitulbigtct ipllrben ollrd) 2icute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Gunarefucrbanolnngcu

@oibingtnn &c, 10. Mdr5.
- Ger Scnat par beute qenall od)t
Min1,ten IN Siblng ltno ucrtagte it'd
lm 1908 bis Wolltug. Gle aelteru
bonn Sollie p%aiiirte Geniusbiu mllrbc
entacaen geuommen INTO cineln go
mite iibcrlpicien. @eorgc :. Sliner,
Der rcl,e equator fiir Eennlplponien,
erit)ien Dor ben Shranfen uno legtc
hcn Nmtsei0 ab.
Sm Observation-Disclosures borten
Die Mitglieoer i12t Stunoen oem
Gcrlcien Der 5oriibin SIT, Seine on-
rcrcn @eid)1ite muroen erleoigt, unb
sic Sibuna mar picfleid,t Die lang
mciligite lett 5non5ig Sabrch, lno
MIR ucnigc Experimentation bieltcn
Oils bis gum Gnbc. Sims (Scnn.)
brodlte ettoos 2ebcu IN Die 9ube, lit
heni CT uoridll,g, Die GerleIung Der
Nin ais cine SARGE einjnltcllen. Gam
bcolltro9tc cr enoaiiltiae Abitinmung
iiber oic Bill, inocm pfienbor feline
Nnenoirumg oerlelbcn aeitottct MGR
hcr miiroc. 9cioe Goridlage IticBen
onf G%inp0noc mo gingcn pcrlorcn.
I'm 400 pcrta9tc lid oos Sous bis
Mclttal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Ser WuiItanb anf Cuba.

&ouana, 10. M1rS. - Nod)
m1brcnb Der lcbtcll Hod)t eilacloll=
icncn Nad)ridten iii cs Der Sonogcn.
bornlcrie bisber nod) nid)t geeliidt.
nlc Suiurgcntenbonbcf inter Sill-
rlllla ocs Scrgcontcn Gortcs pon Der
2onogenoormerie. pouig sll um5in-
ocln. @eneral RontcasllOo telcsro-
pfirtc. cine Abtbcilung iciner Sclltc
ici Sen Mcbelleu bcn aun5en Saa ilbcr
hart olti ben Serlen gcmcIe Ell, babe
ihr Spur ieoud) bel anbrlld ber9taht
u"erlpren. Cine %5lueitc Gepeihe, Die
bcllte inn 2uuie bes Cages cintrul,
mcloete, Dob Die SanO9cnbormeric
sic Spllren Ser tSliidtlinse lpieocr
mtigenommeu babe, nno ooB ibrc
uoaiae G:nfreiiung 6euoritcbe. Gic
Nad)rid)t POI, Der @efongennabme Der
Mebellen miro mtnn.cbr icben Iugcn-
b!id crlrartet.
(Spdter.) - !Selite miro Die Tadls
rid)t pcroiientliht. BOP ollie an ocn'
Aliitunb betbeiligtcn 9anogenoar-
men, i'm 8an5en iiebcn Mann. frei-
lrinia 5llriidgcfebrt iino u,b iih err
leben hnben. Sic merbcn Dor cinenl
ipc5ieQcn 8cridt pro5eliirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
0rGnoe in .Yorf.

TicIc 9epobner zines apartment
bauIeS uerlegt. - grploIion mo
2ebensperlllIt III einem Eencmett-
baric. - 6rod,tpier Der n9ebigb
Goqcp.9obn" su Scriep Gitp
5critort.
Ncp Dorf, 10. Mdr5. - GoS
inter Dem Nanleu oSiftb Nuelule
NportenlentS" betonntc 3pillin1sge=
b1uoe Nr. "a, Centrally arf, liiblid),
ipurbe bclttc friib burh ,Seiler 6er-
It6rt. mo iiber eiu Tubeno E~erionen
erlitten babel TerIctullgeu, iuGhreno
Die Mit9liebcr BON "a Samiliel mir
nit fnoppcr Notb Dem Sobe entgina
ncn. is Nelong, boS onitoBcnbe $50
te( Yfo3o" Dor %3erItornng 5t betpob-
rclt. Inter oen Sdlucrucrlctten be
iinoen iid) 5pei Mitglieoer Der %,Scl,er'
mebr, GopitGn Selonb Eptter ulo
Benjamin Grocp. Ger %petunidrc
Gd)aocn miro auf S250.00O gcltust.
Su Dem icd)sItodiaen Senement-
hats 9}r. 16t, Slt-96. StroBc, fam cs
hcllte in SpIee elmer Grploiiun. lucId)e
III citem Goioplooen inl erlten Stod-
mcrf c%il1trot, az cincm Eanit, in Del
fen @erlollf Die breiiGbrigc Beatrice
Sale aus einem tseniter hea i%illliten
StpdnerfS ipraae uno lofort foot
bIicb. Anno GplteilL pelde 1id) III
benz Ganbploben befolb, erlltt toot-
lid,c T%erlebrngelL u1b nlcbrerc an
oere Terioneu murben idiuer nerleet.
9os mad, Der Grplolion alSgcbroterc
GSe,ler purbe gclGiht, etc eS groBcn
Sd)oocn mnridtcu tnnnte.
Ter Srodtpier ser .Yebiab SaI-
lco-9ohn" 5n Scriep Gitp ling beltie
Nodnlittag Icller 1lno mllroc nit ben
borolli beiinolidcn Irobtlfnlppcn
uno aouinont5paarcn ser tort. Ter
@cinnlmtuerlult bctrGgt ctrua 5000.
GOO. Die pereinigte Ieuerpebr BON
SNoboten unb Seriep Gitp, ionic cine
Aou5e Slottc Don Screrbooten mo
Nennrqllellren bct1nlpiten ocn grarto
mo ucrbiiteten cine lpcitcrc NllSbrci-
tlttd 0cllribcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

Nr. SG3. u@uimpe" -9lcio iiir
W1od'cl inn glIter ben /, &, s, 70
mo ~ &obrcn. Sic s Sobr.@robc
criorocrt 2@s 2)orbs 3G-5ou. Stoiiea.
Gics icid)c AIcio bcIlcbt ola eincnl
Toltcnrod mo llcbcrbluic @oiii.
Gbigcs MuItcr mllrbc aus geitreiitcr
@lngbunL. iibcr c:ner biibideu, mel.
zen 2amn "Nuilnpc" getragcL &c.
icrtigt. Fianc, 9innen mo Gholia
Iino cbcnIdlla ooIiir poiicno.
Sin Mltltcr oieier ART miro ocgell
G%nlen0lul1 ro1l 10 Gents in Sil6cr
pbcr 9%ricimortcn al irgero cine
aorciie Gcionbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

cr icinc Scorer nit nCncn berrlidcr
@oben Gus icincm rcid)cn @icbcr-
id)ote crfrclen, IS bilritc fo.lm cill
3rueiiel obpoltcn, ooG Dem >9emo!tt'
9cn aiinitlcr bel ieincr @icberfehr
ein 5oblreid)ea Ellblitmn cinen mar.
men Gmpiong berlittn miro, mnb
umicre Geutid)cn merocn lid)er lid)t
al, lester Stcuc itcbCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Trin5ciiin Roo5imill 10 Z
bcr Dor Gerid t.

2onbpn 19. Mdr5. Gor ei.
mem 2onboner Giuil1eridte fam cine
intereiiaute &losc 5ltr @crbanblll,s,
in Der Gin gcuiiier SEER @ort oils
atGger gegen Ole befonnte Grin5eiiin
Rab3ipiu alitrat. Gin Sabre 1904.
llad)bem Die Erinoeiiin aus afrifa
5uriidgefebrt mar, ifidte tic iid) OIL.
ibre on9ebliten 1oroernngen al, Die
Sintcrloiienid)ait Cecil Hbobes' gp-
rid)tlid CUR @eltung 81 bringeu.
3ieie 1orberuugen: bic lie nit eiec.l-
~bdnbiger Noteu nl1b anpciiilnseil
,Hbobes' beIesen SIT fonnen bebaup.
tcte, bctrusen Die rneeGeure Sumtile
pou % 0liaionen Marf. Bur Ger.
icd3tiing ibrer aniprild)e ioutc III,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

Strobenr1nbcr: .SoIt.
Scbt tciBt'a Die 9ooridoit tbeilen.,"
Stloelrt (rlbia): oWtir iebr on
0ellebnll SD bab' nidJts bei mir,
ipicpicl Gobcu Sie benn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

&urj ppr S6lilb Der @intcrioiipn
iteben Dem mliitlictenotu Baltimore
nod 5pei nutlitaliid)c Grciglliiic al
!ercrltcr SrGHull1 bcpor: ON %. bs.
Mpnots bns NtidieoS .8oitipicl Der
nWtctropolitnn Spcrll.@ eieuifoit" III
DER oSpric" lt!lo unt q. Ipril Der
jmciie unb Iebtc Ir. @iiQncra 2icber.
Mteno, Scr oil oefielbcn SteQc itott.
iinbet. Sic Nem- Dorfer 8ailc hobcn
fiir ibr ltttcS INftreten in pieicr
Saiicn Eliccini'o go Nohcmc" 1cs
mIhlt, 'pcld)c 5pcicn Der 1riten
aStars" Scr @eielihoit 0clancnbcit
oiebt, in ibrcn 2icblin0s:cutn ST
Glunlcn, 0nnci. GolIip'a gei1brlid,.
item Hipo!en ulo Ser Tarror, Scr
Toporitin bcs ADMINISTRATIONS.
Taucben treten Der heriihmtt Bart
tonlIt Nmoto u10 Der Gailiit Ti0!er
in Sduptrollcn nui. @ern q. Wiiu-
ncr, Der b%criibmtcItc hcutid1c 2ichcr.
idngcr Der @cGenport. lloh 0alti.
more 5ltrildfebrt, no G. bel ieinenl
Iebut Fltblifrm uno Ereiic Ut ein.
nliltbi1enl oohc bcgeiitcrtl, Cam miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

3ohlreibc Better ron 6rocerDld.
Den in Caution mo Ni9blonotolpn be
rid)tcten Scr N~}oii}ci uon Canton, bof
lire Nro0fiItcn iii lester 3cit 0ea Gcf.
trren bcrollbt lpng0en. Cen ldmer.
item &erillit bate &crr Ncrrp Wnt
telberN bon Gomhuroitr0bc II. Mi1b.
luub.9pcrnlc, Ociicu %rnNIiitc in ciucr
Npd)c 5luci Vol lclccrt mltr0c. GiC
Iiebc rrbclltctcl, bel linn Nroo in,
Wrrtbc ION So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Gnmarh +. Gernanh
Gcuerat.Ngcat
Stnte Wutnal Gtfc WInrnnec So.
uua gSprceiter, Mai.
Wr. 21f Hpro. Galuert.S traHc,
Baltimore, DO.

Suuorriiricr Muspeie iiber ben etano Der
puu 9serteiter, Maii, AIT 81. Iejsmber 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

Gnrdl has VerfdieruuaS.E rpartement.
Gpnsrnirtcr Mus,ucis iiber ben stauo Der
.lluttro Statcs Brand, Of tte tlniun MARINE
SntnrGuee GUntpnnn, 9Th" }uon gtuerpuui,
GHgiano am u. Ie5cinber 1908.
@cfanm.c @irnabmcn. ......... SSH ,034. 04
0efanlmtc StiS9aben ......,.... 3S.773.5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

mont NicGall uno bic Spc5iolppli5l-
item tSrid unb McGorrcn 5piid)en Den
&igblonotpmr- ulo Sitter
bohnbofen Mnocbli6 olif iriidlcr Sbot
crmildt. Sic Golu,1p = Eoli5illrn
pcrboitcten an Somcritog flint &no-
bcn lpcgell besicl6cn &erqeben9. Bic
j%llgcl,olld)rn Giebe mltroen abcr mie-
Der entloiien, nad)oem lie onQegeben,
100 lie sic 1c'tohlcnen GrGbtr Der
fault hottcn.
Sclblt cine Nroll, bic - Sabre oltc
Tarnic @ile, Don Mr.. 231, Nnrriipn.
ltrobe, aob lid) onqeblid init Dem
Giebitobl BON GrGbten ob. Sir mrtr-
De bon Dem @iilfS. Sbcriif Goicb Neu-
ton 5l Motd)clifi I'M ii. 0iitrift per
hoiict unb Oltrd) Hidtcr Nerbert III
COMPTON Dem @cridtspcrTobrcn ilbcr-
ipieieil. .....
NJ SO \ f II n =, & n IA +, ", n.
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Winftfaliidjcs.

3uci Nouptcrcioniiic ser MuIifiuiior
ben 9altimorcrl, nod bepprite.
benz. - IoS lebts UoItipicl scr
"Mttroprliton Spcrn @cicQs
id)oit" llno Scr NbidicDa. 2iebcr-
obclo Or. Su0pi0 Niiuncr's.
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staat Marnlane. @crinerunas. : epartsn,sn.

staai Marnians, @crHdlernias. Separten,su'
SnminiiiH re-. @iirrau. Valti m G, ben 9.
9fir6 1909. Sh heiheinipe hermit. BAT, Nor
iiCbeIhes ein mdbrheitsaetrruer Mls6la ans
hem Instucife hcr State Mntunl Qiie Niiu'
rance 6nmrann" bis sum- 81. Sciember 1908.
pic CT IN bicfent @iireatt einaereidi lunrocn, iii.
Ncui. i. Gruaic,
t10,S6 o3) NeritherltrpesG onlmiiiHr.
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Wntlubru.
@runoCiacntbum i'm Aeiib Der Sc
felllna't .,......,. ...... 81 os1,oou'ou
'>hpoibeien ufi Srlilpeigcrtbum. 1904. 2hS.Sl
Efathz Surlebeu ............... 20,4Gh.0 90
Garlebcn an fUlitcnF Sntaber uuf
Enlicei Der 9onlpaauie. ....... 1866. 091 90
Frilnieil= lSehf,l ali III STRAIT
heftebeHhc GoliceH ,..,....... 11,51i.OO
Sbliantionet mo 9%titielt. GiGens
tbinl Der Gompa9hlc. ......... 20. S1S,22J.00
Naar I'M Niireun. in 8aniet mo
6rl'isGpmpaente'n ..,....". 433,213.tS
Sarleben aeaen perl0nlthe cider
belt t4,434.7T
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NM Dtlet0elt. .t........... ao3,Slo.4 I
9titt cotleitirte INTO per50gertc
Gydmicn 525.57l.99
Mtnrtiiucrih Der Sbliantionet NM
Nfticll itber NudMpertb ....... 1888. %
Eolt dHhcrtt GoHpaanicr iiir
iiidocriiherlng inaiG....... 1000. 90
----~--
Nrtttoe@uibnhel ........... So. 5lS ,S93.2j
Mint 5ngcitaubeue @utBapen.
Garleher geqcl per
f0Hlide Sidcrbeit $t4 i3i.T1
20te hcr friimieIl
@cdDfci ......... tf.3it,s0
- 2s.740.57
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S32 0.143.,ie

Netrun Der an, 81. ScScinhtr zoos
it bet 9er. SiaatcH IN Strait
befiilnlidbCt Folicen. ...... .$t22.07Q, 1888. 90
Netrag Der it Marhlaltn iuIhrcue
heo IabreS 1908 nliaaeitcl!tct
~so!tcen as, 1890
1,Sriimien, ipelhe mlbrelth 1905 III
Mnrhlnnh empiauCeu ipurhen.. f6G, 4G1. 10
III WtnrbloHo in 1908 bebabltc
&crlrite 7G.59a.2 20
Nt Nidrhlnuo in 1905 ~ertittenc
9ctlmite 81. Gsj. %
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ootolc 3ueeftanhcuc @utDaDeu 1872. 400 .1l3.Gs

-
Yrrbinnltdfei:ru.
Ncttosaieierne 80. SOS, s53 300 90
C5eaenlpdriioer 2sertb bon Fetrds
aell. dui Supplemeiltur GuIs
trnfte 1uh nidt fHllie. ....,.. 1873. 500. 90.
lniule Observation-Disclosures ....... t5t, $50 90
Nn NnraHs be6abIie Iriiniei .... Ct .0d2. 90
Inidrlaaiere pnet fiIiae Suldrc
mn nHoerc llufoitcn ......... 1850 90
Mn Holitcnr Slibaber iiutae Sihis
heubru 375,G2G. 2S
SpcitulsReierpc ......,........ fG2. 161. 90
9tihi heiianirtS Sonoa ulebers
ihubJ 2.G7l. ot7.3t
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b G il II II.

Sro0fiitcni III &tablunb D.