davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
THE GIRL QUESTION
ANSWERED MONDAY

Dash ing action. ginger and some
tn ng doing" every minute, sudden
transitions from grave to gay, song
here, dance there, a bit of plot
which grips ones heartstrings with a
sudden throb and then funny STU
alton which makes ones sides split
with laughter are the heterogeneous
conglomeratlon which make up thar
delightful evenings entertainment.
THE Girl Question" the musical
comedy which comes to the Grano
opera house Monday. September %.
under the management OF II. II. Fra
gee There Is no doubt that this play
will be as popular here as were its
predecessors, "The Time, the Place
and the Glrl' and Honeymoon
Trail" for II is by the same authors.
with all the features of slang, fus.
of action and pathos, wit and humor
which made them so popular, and II
was produced under the stage direc.
tion OF George Marion, the famous
exponent of chorus girls The Choir
us of "The Girl Question" are 40 In
number. and each possesses the Vi
vacity, enthusiasm and dancing abil-
ity which have made the La Sale
theater famous the country over.
Money talks" is an old saying
and one of the most true axloms ev.
er altered, and as a consequence
some of the figures which are a part
of the performance of "The Girl Ques
tion," the musical play by the au-
thors of "The Time, the Place ana
the Girl" and the Honeymoon
Trail" which will be seen here are
not only interesting. but startling In
their magnitude.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
SALEM DAY AT THE PORTLAND FAIR.

Salem people will go in body to attend the Portland Live
Stock Show Friday Of this week.
They will show their appreciation for the liberal treatment
accorded the state fair by Portland people,
general canvass Is being made today to secure the arg
est possible sale of tickets for the excursion,
Reduced rates on the railroad and every Saeme wearing
badge "G00D WILL TO PORTLAND" is the order of the
day.
The Salem Board of Trade and Business Mems League are
hacking the proposition and there will be attendance OF
thousand merry SaIemeS brimmng over with good will and
enthusiasm for the metropolis OF OREGON.
Study this over unwind your purse strings tell your wife
70 get ready and take in the Portland fair Friday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23

II isn't loud talking that counts
In an argument nearly as much as
quiet thinking.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
Paw Paw, SIieh.-
Another Operation Avoided.

Another Operation Avoided.
Chicago, Ill. -" want women 10
know what that wonderful medicine,
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, has done for me. Two of the
best doctors in Chicago said i would
die II / did not have an operation, and
i never thought of seeing a we'll day
again. L had small tumor and female
troubles so that l suffered day and
night, A friend recommended Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and it made me we'll woman. Mrs.
ALvENA SPERLINa, II Langdon St,
Chicago, Ill.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from roots and herbs,
has proved 10 be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female ills, including diSplacements
Inflammation. tibrOid tumors, irregu
lanties, periodic pains, backache, bear.
mg-down feeling. tlatulency, indieeS-
ton. ana nervous prostratiOn. ltcosts
but trile TO tFy it. and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
SPENT MILLION AND
A HALF FOR TIMBER
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIm. !

Vancouver, Sept. ga large lum
ber deal, whereby A. b. Kurtz. of
New York, president of the American
Financial Securities Company. ae-
quires $4,000 acres of timber land
in the Cowichan Lake country. was
consummated today. The
purchase sum was In the neighbor-
hood OF $500. 900 and the new own
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
PR0HIS WANT GRANT
FOR PRESIDENT

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Major-Gener-
al Frederick Dent Grant. son OF the
famous leader OF the Union forces in
the Civil War, is being doomed to-
day as the presidential candidate OF
the Prohibition party in 1912, by
members OF the organization who are
assembling in this city to celebrate
the 10th anniversary of the birth Of
the party
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
AN APPRECIATION OF EUGENE.

George Wharton James Of Pasadena California is the au
thor OF fine Illustrated article on Eugene In the August
Arena
He tells how the city starJ in to become beautiful by pdv-
ing its principal streets anu beautyng the depot grounus
We tells how pioneer banker presented the city With as
acres for park and the city Purchased 80 acres
OF course, the state university comes IN for considerable
space and what would Eugene and Corvallis amount to with
sut their state Schools7
About as much as Salem without the state capital and the
institutions that located here and maintained by the gen.
erOus taxabily OF the people OF the rest Of the state
But with such advantages derived from the state the people
have right 10 expect that such cities as Saem Eugene and
Corvallis shall do something besides sit down and enjoy their
revenues.
To The credit of these ceS they are responding 10 The call
Tor The forward mach and ale doing their full share in ad
vetiSing Their prnceB advantages
AFEW COLD FACTS ABOUT THE DIRECT PRIMARY LAW.
While reaconay politicians are saying the district primary
law a StupendouS failure in Oregon wha are the faCtS2
Has il not given us good COUNTY officials good judges and
good public pOSecutolS1
Have officials who have mace good record Jailed 10 set
renOminal0n2
Even wneIe strong men rGn against them, officials who
made good the first tenn goi second term without great
expense.
IN most cases officials who made good have ooen rerom
nated without expense and NSre reelected without oppOS
ton.
Good hei Oh the supreme Court have been e-eeced with
out any partisan opposition whatever
Good congressman have been renOmnaed in 0egon and
Uoed States senator's they make good can be returned
without buying vote,
Yet the reactionares declare the law failure,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
HOTEL
BRADSHAW

Good furnished rooms, with or
witnout cooking privileges, half way
from boat landing to Nye Beach.
nne view of ocean. Free hack meets
each boat. First-elass restaurant
next door. Mrs. bradshaw, prop,
Newport, oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
IL Saved His Leg.

"Al thought I'd lose my leg. Z"
writes J. A. Swenson. Watertown.
Wis "1Nen years OF ecHema. that rs
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnlc4
Salve cured Il sound and we'll" In
fallible for skin eruptions. eczema.
salt rheum, boils. fever sores. burma
scalds, cuts and piles 2be at ]. @
PerTy'R
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
A Burut 0Ba

breads the fre, The dread is whole
some, but not the burn that can be
healed and instantly relieved by ap-
plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. BE
prepared for accidents by keeping a
bott 10 always In the house. Best for
sprains, bruises, cuts. scalds, rheu-
matism, neuralgia, bunions-any
and all aches and pains. Price s5c.
soc and $500 Sold by all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23

ers are to spend 100000 more in
the development Of property by the
erection OF a sawmill, and the laying
OF spur tracks. The Canadian Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
CuredbyLydiaE. .Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
- suffered terri,

Dly ffom temalH Ills,
including inlam-
nation and cOnges-
tion, for several
years. My doctor
said there was no
hope for me but an
operation. | began
taking Lydia T..
Pinkham's Negeta.
BILE Compound, and
l can now say l am
a we'll woman"
EMMA DRAPER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-23

cifc railroad, It is understood, will
build at "a cost Of 100000 a branch
line from Cowichan Lake to tide
water.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
Baltimore Sampf-& afct- 81 mpasuie.
(site nGo 6lbcrIdfftae 8niseinie.)

(gIie mo 6lbcrIdfitae 9ais9inie.1
@ic &eretniale GtnateusRoIt bet1roerno.
Sninpicr r6lpriba," ngirsinia" uuo yNlnbamn"
2nmpfcr tnbrcn tdglid, Sonutaas nlspes
nculmerL ron pen senO Cine lgters Or. o bic
- StGt.Strnfe, 6uii Der 9nrre.s trnfe, unt
$50 Ibenbs oirett nab OLD Boint Comfort,
&prfolt mo RurtSnnutb, ga.
IN Oh Eotllt Nnidlub an &C. & S.sGubn"
md Ht6ntono, ouBerocm hrcimnI Die WoGe
az &trGinia gINrieatior so" mad Sontes
Niper.eqnoungen uno Jii6mouh, ga. On Gor.
fct slTibInB an .atIantic. Goait 2ius enblit~
ern Sabn, r&irotnio 9obn" nnS r0T6 0omi.
mon 3nntpfer Co." nab T%eiubern, nc.
gorf.
MnbI5ettcn mad curopdtfhem QInn. 9icfe
Sginptcr, BADEN I%uriri6fe aaiiiteu. belize uno
lalte Sib. ODER SNI3uoiers8docr. eIsftrtite
ge!eldtrng uuo 9ampfbeiSung. aoben foften'
Iret. aabtnen 75c.. 81 90. $3.50. $500 nun
$3.50. Seoes Simmer fir 8fuei Rerfonen Gins
Gerlhtct. d6nnen %rcierbirt lperocn In oelt
@tnct.@hrcuur tO7 on @aItimor : trnbe 500
9iabt'Strn6e, e. u. g. Cfice Siiooft,@de Der
baltimore lno GnIbert.Strnbe, Continental
Ernh Vrtlhird" mn Nlhdugh's. Nr. 100. Pnros
GtnrlccsStrdbe. Sumpfer nit n%1lnttco" Suns
iertelcarapben. Gu item nlsaeiiottet
Snhr u. srcriunuo, Snmrs u. 9rrb,
Frdiioent II. Gen sManneer. @en' gaff. .9l0ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
@citcrn MarDIano Giicnbabn.
9es!nnenh am 5. SUM. b~erIafcn Siuen.S tai,nr
S1alid,.

9eg!nnenh am 5. SUM. b~erIaficn SiuensG tai,nn,
11alid.
4.10 Torm.-S6ne1poit, SdaerstctpU, g anb
W. W. gSa1ncsporo, 9bumbersburg, uno
alisaeli. Sonning. Sarcod lno Cumberland.
1857 Bornt-g8eftcrn GrpreB. WeifmnIter,
Treoerid %(aiiSoe;t. Sonniaas). Iburuort
Sliie Nto9e, &nri'n Stitn, Blue Gouninirt.
sSderesboIo Sfanlhersbnrq. SuaetstotoH.
observation-disclosures Die Gnoitaiipn hles
les !3n9es am Sourin1 lift in Sueerstoirn.
LAO 9inbHl. Accommodation mad Unions
sos aafm.- GrpreB. SauptIinie, Soaerss
form, &or"pd. Bcpie5oro, 9bo rnbersburg,
S1tppensbira. lito nltsgen. Soriifng, Sreoes
rid iiro Smmitsbnr9.
Sdglidi, aus gerjmmen eunntdg.
100 Torii. gorf, .. uno .. DID, ito Gar,
$50 orm.-gfrommooation mad gosep,ont II.
9r1tnitShura
1920 Nobm.Sgme acknowledgement. Beitmirt.
iter, 6reberid, Ibirnont, blue Ribae, gues
M 8iftu, 9lne Wonniait uro Saeerstofpr.
VarlorsgB agon.
3.25 Ia6m.@SuupiIinie 5FtIt6 bon @nlorb.
Grppe. ierner FORT. Sanooer, Settpshurg
uno q. uno s. Stb.
$50 Observation-Disclosures mad Sunooer.
els Ibenos-Nifomnl, I1h union.grioge.
sar Gpnuertaes afo samftags.
100 Tbenos- Ntfpfhtlrf Hah unionsGrio9e.
Sur EupptagS.
,9.45 orm.--Ifiomnloodtion nab llnionz9rioae
unh SdHpber.
san Mot an gerrfpIpnnia.abe .etation.
". Mubertfun, II. Wt. Sppeu,
giee.grai. L 0en..waaa. Gen..9aH..ap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

M ptcrt0icS Scr d. 10 i II.
6cn CiuCS &rubcn. Gtc
,&crcini1tcn iSroclitiihcn @pbltb0.
tiofcit8 @cicaihoitcn" bobcn oo3
4oli5ci.G cportcnlent crild)t, 9tod)Ior'
ibunacn nod Dem od)t Sabre oItcll
Soppcr Noiimon Sobn pom Mtor
Spiimon BON 9tr.tt3O, DIT Somboro'
Strnbc, onitcllcn 5u loIlell. ircld)cr
onl lcttcn Wontaa aii mnlterlole
Mciie nont GitD springs pietplaB
ucridppono. TnS Gin5ige mo9 TO-
mott 1T Griobrirg gcbrod)t mProcn
fonntc. MOI, BOB Der anobe bon enter
mlbefouttcn 1Srou bcollitrogt mltroe.
eli, Hddct fiir JIG 5lt trogetL llto ooB
CT lid nit oieicr 6rall POM SpielpIot
cntiernte. Srot0cnl nod od)t r~uciterc
&inocr in Scr Soiiman,itcn 6ntnilic
iito, miro scr flcinc aoppcr hodD
crenio icbr pcrmiBt, ais menn CT oaS
@in5iDe mare.
2 d) lugen Hdoull. - @cNcn
oraeblid)cr Rilbeitorrng murocn &C.
tern Der 81 Sabre oItc George Stcr.
lin0 bon Nr. S35, GbeiopenfeitroBc,
nit So mo Soften unb Hofcl Sum.
rrnc bon Nr. 1904, Caution Apcnuc,
nit $40 mo Soften ourd) Eolijci-
ridter O'9teia I'M 6itlidjcn S%totionSs
boiiie b%eitrnit. Als Eoli5iit Suuoler
Dos Yanr perboitcn molte, ''n nldtJft
SterIing einen S~lud)tperhids fam
aber ST. 6ou mo erlitt @eriebiilgell
ON glge uno ainn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

in Spmcn'S ScHcln.

@crr 6cnrp &ocobion mo Sri. 2lnEn
Moric Doit }lm @unoc iiir's Sc
ben percent. - G%nrpiong in scr
@obmmg Oea 9rGutigoma.
&nl Eiorrbouic Der p.-llt6. Gors
coroio.airdc, 9tr. 2032, @eit-9}ortb-
ihnhcotc geitern NlbcnO Der
Sccliorgcr, NoItor 81. 4. @icic, 0ic
hilbid)c 70 Satire nlte Nnno Wutic
Noit, Godlter Oc@ &errn Sofob Noit
non 9}r. 16tG. Git-Glencnt StroBc
nit ocm q Sabre alten }lpntb5fcr
&cnrn &ocn6iot in bic Noicniciieln
Der &c. 9lf& Ntmtiil6rcr funairtc
SEER mob Sderer uito ais Nrout.
itrugtcr un0 9lunleintG0hcn Sri.
GrncItiuc 2)oit, cine S6meitcr Der
@rout. Gle @ralrt trllg elm %rcijcn.
bra lpcibc3 9lcio aus tuciBcm 9otiitc
NIT &dlipitcu gornirt. ger @utiHe
bcQob lid Damn oo3 gliidlidc Mar.
den nod Der Mobnung 015 @rdllti'
qonla, ode Sort uno Riocriioc-Nlpr,
no cine iiOclc Nod5citafcicr ioI0tc.
On |Qcnonntcm @ouic miro Oo5
Ho0r uobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
rNllsp sen @cridtcn

).aqdase ,uNltsr bsn 8erihtcH.
&erguii9lm9@toitr Der @roB0cidluo.
renen nod Dem &~rrcnnipI Spring.
field. - 3mci Gntih0Oigm9SfIo.
gen geqcn Mm. %, @eneib. -
Gibbons mo Eo2col luieien 2llibi
l1ad.
Sic @roBgcidpuorcucn bcilldtcn &c.
itcrn oos Srren!@olpitol Spriu0ficlo
uls @Gite riurr 'slptouobil -Gompog;
nic. Auf Soften Der Stoot f0nncu
ole @reB9eihmereHcn ouBerbaEb III
rer Surisoiftiou gelc9epe Aultalten
niht beilidcu. .sar ....,n "
SEER @m. %. @cncib muroe &c.
itern i'm Slperior-@ eridt bon @eliic
Selomann lul0 ocren Batter Gpbtoitl
9eIon1dnn uui Sd)ooenCriob ucrflo1t,
neil geilic an 6. Wtui on Giltop.
un0 MuIbcrrpitroBe on9cblid Don
Dem Iutomobil oes &rn. Bench ME.
ocrgeItobeu nuroe. 9eiiic pcrlongt
$4,000 uno ibr Safer $4,000 Ont.
idG0iguna.
Gin 9lIibi ipicicn ISobn &. @ibbona
un0 Senrp 8oscQl, meld)c unGctlogt
iuurerl, Otor 6od)id,il0 cine 8elo'
iunlmc aus ser Iuihc 9citobIen 5lt
buberL ociteru I'M @riminal9cridt
nod. Gin mnocrer 0bnlidcr Sail
+. lieqt gegeu Gibbons Dor, bod miro
+. oerieIbc ictt notwithstanding nicoergc-
i6Ioaen merbcn,
@eil or cines IbenoS ctpo5 ip1t
otis ciltcr 8oitnirtbidoft bcint0c'
fommcn mar, berlieB Morp e. 2int
ibren @otten Gbiporb &int, onn 3.
sunni 1901, fpie &eBterer i'm, ScridJt
o~usioete. Sbm puroe geitcrn obIo.
lutte Sdeioung gendbrt.. .a
H%edtsanipolt Sbomos &. @ecfS
trifft @~nItolten fir" Die @eirciung
BON Sopio 9ofoff tpcld)cr Dor cineml
Sabre tuegen Idohenbonocl SIT 3
SSobren Soft i'm @unocSgef0n0niB 5rl
NtIanto, 60, berllrtbeilt luurbc. Sr,
@eefS mill i'm olif @rlno elmer fins.
Iiden Gntiheioung ocS Sbcr-9un.
oeSgeridts befrcicn.
2ouiie WoD 9impfel crbicIt abio'
Lutte SdJeibung bon Hobert g. Dim,
pfeI, ben iie om 6. Mtoi in @oibing-
ton beimIid) beirotbetc. SedS Gage
nod Ser Seirotb liefen iie ouScinorl.
ser. @Gbreno Der 3eit mobnten iie
in 2omrence, Noii., no 9impiel lei.
ner iilngen 8ottin oos @elp, mos iie
belob, uno Ole Shmudioder ob.
npbm. Srou Gimpfel lit cine aebo.
rene Gill, uno ibr mllrhe geltottei,
ben Moodenmomcu DieOer on5lmcb,
men,, I.t
q. 8on ben 13 Gbinelen, iuclfir fiir5s
lid megen llebertretitng Der Sotterie.
@eieBe perbuftet muroen, iitlo icbt
neun Ben Observation-Disclosures
iiberipieIen iporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
Seiratbs Giecn5rn.

Solgen6e SeirotbS = 2icer5en MIR
oen aeltern bonn Glert oeS Common
Hleos.8 eridts ollsgelteat:
Sames q. Sooner, 50, Nr. $40, 9.
Strobe, Ioropeit 8nibington, 8,
g, unO So5el 9. Smitb, % Sabre
alt.
Sobn Gonnor, AZ, Or. 1923, grite
GtroBe, uno MoDeline 9cinSberg 80
Sabre alt.
Senrp @. Sdmuff %, uub Wogs
oalene Studs, 20 Sabre olt; 2icen5
eebolt BON Sreb, q. Shmlii, Nr.
2214, SrlsansitroBe s.a...
Senrp Socobfeu, 21unb 9lnrie 81.
<yoit, IS Sabre alt; Stcer5 acbolt BON
G.S. Sacobicn, Nr. 8t2, Gcpin0ton,
itraBe.
TuooIpb Siariit, %, Nr, 2i19,
Tenniplponio-gluc un0 Wtoric Sol.
Tiger, 90 Sabre alt,
Marp s. Glorf, q, upN Soicpbinc
H%idarbion, "a Sabre olt; Giceni &c
bolt bon @m. 4. Sritb luny 9r.
1910 Observation-Disclosures.
@aen U. @riiiitb, 81, mo Goiiu
Sdraoer, 81 Sabre alt; Siccni geboIt
BON 8cbert @. 2uSIcp, Nr. ii51.
GlepefonbitruBe.
@iniam 9ingbont Some, 26, utS
Iarp 6. Norris, - Sabre alt; SIcen'
geboIt bon gomorb s. Golgon, JIM.
Gr. 429, Sit-NortG Aptme.
Sobn @eiteamp, -, mo Sonno
glumca 40 Sabre olt (gSittmc) Nr.
707, 9ertftrobe. a't 4 'i''aa'
IidJoel IS. 9ebman, 26, INTO eni'
rito &. Nobb, "a Sabre oft; 2icct5 &C.
holt BON 6rcoerid @dgner, Hr.. St9,
Torb.Gentrol-I pe.
Sohlilet 2eop. &c. 9tr. sol, 9Sorb.
garoIipatrobc. ltnS Fora 5Steik q
s6aofe All 81 g1slna. cass s'aa2 q
q dit, 9enug Ycwei no :
teriaI, - Sobn MperS, bon Nr,
327, Siio @ilmor Strobe, Nobert
8aqiant bon 9ideppiae mtb Charles
prescott bon Nr. sol, Siibs8ilmor.
StroBe, Die inter Der Nniduloigung
perbuftet lpuroem Eeter 9rcn5in bon
Nr. Ais, Siio.Golbouuitr, tbGtIidl
onge9riffen 81 bnben, lulroen Geitcrlt
i'll Der iiiomeitliden EoIi5ciitution
poin YoIi5eiridter Stonlep megell
Nangel an 8eipeismateriaI freigcloi.
iensl 9eepBia bot eiaen iQmNerlidcn
Anblidebor, Gr Job aus, aIaafp0re er
inter Die H1ilber eeiaitent. 9r mar
iebob nidt i'm Stonbe, Die brei gr.
reitanten oils ieine Angreiier 81 iben.
tifi5iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
Gbciapcafe stcnmIbip Gumpanp.

6Bcinpc cafe, 2iuic:
0ir giuripi, Slo &oiut Comfort u. ben Sitoen
tdgltd, ulSaeit. Sonitd9, I'M $50 MbenoS.
Yurf 9iiucr 2tuic:
RAD Oorf 2iOer.9anoungen, gSrit.Tpiut NIB
Hidlmuno
SienitaG, Spnneritd9 u1o Samitag I'M
3 llbr 9thenbs.
SinetsSiirednr:
1f9, 127 nno 2t7 Sit.sGltiuurc etrahe,
uuo BOG aipro sSburless Strabc.
Snlpihhrcaur. 9tgbt. uno GeesStr, baltimore.
tSultf 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
Werdants & Mincrs Sranspprt. So
Tampiers2inie.

Sradt nnb 1aiinaicre.
gndl Bottom nno benz Often.
SunntaS, Sienitao mo Sreitnp. G ubr Ibenos.
Aadj Hruuioeuce uuo benz Ditch.
Sonnta9, Mittfuodb uno Srcitug. 6 ll5r abenos,
= Mad, s'eupurt Teius.
3dqlid, alsgenoutmer Sotneritag II. Gafrftng.
O llbr TbenbS.
. Srndt unacuontmen t1glih biz 3 ltbr Ga6i m.
fit b~enfeloer 5a1 fnbrenoe Sunlpfer.
RAD Savannah nno Sndiunuine.
Z Y'' ~ Y II, ,w.im Sl,c uto NJ ertup ugt Ipelos'
8auptHiireau: 9erntan' uno GtebtsStr.
Ut3,I&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Nv
Rotionols 8anfen.
rSbe Slo Suiun g%iatiunal Sanf,". gG9, mo
GEetersStraBe. Satob, S. 9oQL Bralloehi;
ScnrD Z. gtcone,, dalltrer,o IN m,,
,3wcIt 9intiunnlsGant," 432 SuosSroaopaU.
,NcRcrn National Snnt," IA gtorozG utatps Ctr.
". 9%tnriutt, SaiItrer.
Mariners ano Merchants giattDnnl Vanf,"
Suutbs ullo Go~mbarosStrubc.
Staotss9 anfer.
,1tutife Sanf Unu Baltimore" baltimore
mo SouiooUsG iruBe. gu9ult lSeber, Brhits
bent; T.. ). Slot, S6denlctiter.
Spar.Sonfcn.
,SCutide Spatbuut uun Baltimore" Gutatus
.st. 3emr5 sparDant," Baltimore trabc unS
Guitonl Souiessoclluf,
SrrlIt.Goupagnie'n.
yMarhlanb sruIt Co." NoropedeGde GaIberts
8rdItbent: Carroll San g'eBl, g%tabmetiter;
Serbs Spencer, Jun, @irltssS1aerHetiter;
Ann SitnICr, <lts'Sefretdr.
Baltimore 5ruit IL Guarantee Co.," @Nu!table
Butlolll9.
Nooofaten.
0arl ". M. sdolt, t26-t29 Gam gniIoiua.
Unitnpns Surb, 261-260 @aloert 9utlotne.
2onOlpirtbidoitIi6e @erdtbe uno
SGmcreien.
0riifitb C surucr So, 2O5 Gorb.9acase,GBe
Warmor. uno @ranit.@ erfe.
6. Silaarturr & e6Bue, 7i4-71s BeitsgaIti.
moresStruBe,
GIllmbing, SURFACES, Tanges uno
Sefen, God0cfen un6 Tinncn.
Scnnstt Srus, 523 orosSrerlontsgDenue
&upierifmieoe mo Elltmbers.
Sugu, Hubert, TIA IbameSsG trabe. e. s 3.
IclepNon: .SSolts ,fO9R ,,s &
eller-8erii6errmgcn.
p&Sgal 3ninranee 81. Of eieerpoUf" 9engn
VI. &nrlielo, Selioent4Dinrnger, t01-i02
Chamber Of Commerce guiloiig.
u@crmnnia Sencr gcrithrrun9s : 4cieaidnit,f
Salilnlore' ulIo 9tortbsStrdbe.
@%i0cnth1ms &Genten u1to SGnoler.
Fierre s. 9usau & Icpbelu. 10 Sft.2egtnstor.
StruBe.
Srfidmicos 3iibcbor.
6. septt 9aHne So, 362-364 NorosGap.S Ctr.
Soblen uno Sol5.
Senrp q. Bon tciue, $50 GoIumbia.stbenus
Yfanoleib. @cihGfte.
"GOniuliOntsO sOun Co.," 1 GOrb.@ab sStraBe.
BialtoS un0 Sr9cln.
GHaS. M. siieif, 8 G%orbs9iberibs Strube
&in. Snabc & So, 8arfsgloe. uno 5upettesStr.
Tnpier uno Eapier. Often.
Smith, Siruu Co., t05-t07 SauupersGtrabe.
@lcd)plnttcn, Wctoa, etc.
secu, 6ouiltn q SO. (incorporir!J. 1910
NnI0triioIl.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

-zAUIuRE tlIuTIpnaJUHe HuU IeluftIuIb NFitV ~
reit gum Sebrau6 in Der Gaf;oeu' uHo Das
FopaIsStattop nm 1000 @benhs,
8eferoi,lng bon Naum In GtIaf'. 60er ydL.
Iors9Saapofs, GpeiHratsii etc. tue-een lnreu
beforst per EeIenboil In allen fo!eetoet SIheis
Aiireaur: gbur'e5s unb BnltirloresSfraBe 60
DIT. 8onaI.Station, 9. & g., OBI. BerHen 312S;
@anfbensS tafion Snforu,ations'glreaus 40 w.
Ct. 4aiI S46, ober M,b., @onrtlarlo zfzo. uns
Nr. h26, Gio,Broaouap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

AUC WIUtIp @ VINV NU' v y"
3eitungen, 3eiti6riitcrL etc.
,5be Baltimore geipS Co.," 9apto AbeIctom'
bie. CSci6dftsfilbrer 3fS Betts SermansStr.
9au . Woterialien, SDiiren, 6enlter'
ra6n1eL 2aoeu, etc.
Games .. Softer & Co., tl5-117 Sfo'5reoe'
ridsStruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
WarnlonS &: Ycnniplpania- GiIcnbabn.

U4ge farD anslanb betpret g.. Naiae, liS
ptI0slttmpre.etr.. uete GxfsM &sxie.4Sexss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

9ctcftip-2 lgentltr.
National 1etstine srrsite. 8. Or. Pafb, sc.
f1ditsfibrer. 9lr. 632, gnpsgbtIoine, 8aIti.
more. Wo: Qbpne Ct. 8nuI 1900.
ranttrtean Itieetioe asrnen," Charles @o3t.
mann, 8efhdftsfiibter, $40 GqnitdhTcsPIog.,
Baltimore. $40. Y6one: &. & g.. ct. Inui
2027; Bo1nuno: 6. & z. NpIfe t23G-R.
eNanoaner & sfmiot, Guhiuleer bun Smiib,
gei. L. 9Dons, SOB Gulocrt PutIoina. !"
2citcnbeItntter.
Sauser & Sdbue, t70S-t7t0 gantonsstocnue
8m. Gput, NortBs iino 9reenmouHts2 lbelue.
Srieob0ie.
reuubcn 9orf 6emeterp," giireau: 81 Well.
SaratoaasSirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

FIumbing, SURFACES, Tanges uto
Oefen, Godocden uuo Ttnncn.
9ennett @ros, 523 orO.SrerIont.gDem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Haie iiir'S Nnsianb bciprgt 6. 9iatue, Alb
SfsSaltimore'str., uahe Guitpm SpuiesApc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Enpier uno Gapier. Often.
Smith, SiEuu Co., t05-t07 Sauoperse trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Sruit.G ompognie'u.
,Marhlanb sruIt g." gtoropedeGde GaIberts
nn6 8ermGn.S Strobe; g. 3. 9tmalernaIl.
Serbs Spencer, iuI, 0iflfssS6aenetfter;
Gan Slinrcr, &iilfssSefretdr.
>, Baltimore 5ruit d 8narantec Co.," @qn!table
Yutloina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Staatss9Gnfet
>, 9sutife ganf Uuu galtimure," baltimore
ulo SoutodUs StruBe. gluguit lSeber, Yrdits
bent; 4. ). Slot, G6aemctiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

glcd)plnttcn, Wctoq, etc.
sseu, 6ounin & SO. (incorporir!J. 1910
NnIotritonsStrd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

&upierIdmieoc mo Glumbers.
3uBu 0ubert, TIA IbunleSs GtraBe. 6. s 3.
>, IeIepbcn: &oIts ,t092. : .,. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

Marmor- uno @ranit.@ erfe.
g. SilHarturr & e0Bne, 7i4-71S Beitsgaltis
moresStruBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

SparsSanfen.
,TCutide Sparbnnt uun Saltimurc," @ut1tps
uIo WaIiimoresStrabe
,St. SGmc5 SpurDant," 9nltiHoresS trabe uno
GuitunI Suufesgtoeuuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16
Oei6Gftss@
gdder., GohOjtor. mlo Sotcl-
9e0aris, Nrtitcl.

Sue Mpsrs 6 Sias So. lo4 s~iO'8OWarO'str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-16

I0oofaten.
0arl ". 81. Sdult, 1919 Gam BliIbiua.
WnItauus 9urb, 26f-260 9dlUert guiloina.