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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

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@ai6inotOa's esntIdc gcreinc.
.0eutidlcr Central . Ierein."

pGeutider Central $ Serein."
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Monat in Or. 430, s. Ctr, N..@.
nMebger = lluterjtiieungs Gerein."
Sefretdr ). g. SeB, gtr. 112, A.
Str, N..98., @criammIun9 jeocn
+. 9ienitag I'M Monot bel Geo. 9cb-
fer, gfr. 922, GennipIponin . NpenlIe,
N..@.
nGercin @oocrt, Columbia. Seftion
g. q. g. b. N.sN."
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6lorioo.%pc., I'D. -BerionmIung
jebcn I. Counting i'm Wtonot bel q.
@cbler, Nr. 800, Observation-Disclosures,
R..B.
nSGm66iiGcr aronfen . l(nterItiit.
5ullg5.@erain.
Sefret6r DIid)ocI Gtet, Tr, 600,
S-Str., So GcrionmitunA icOeu
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Nr, 737. :. Ctr, lf..@.
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@eitcrn IarDIano-G iienbabu.
Beginneuo an 80. September.
BerldBf StuensgaSgsof:
ef.affh.

BeDitlfteuo an 26. Sepfetloer.
BerldBf StuensGaSGsof:
Snglidl:
4.1o MISUNDERSTANDING, SagerStotuu, nS. 4
9S. Hn.,S gSnonesborp. Gbdnibersbu-1 ul,o.
aus9enonln,eIi Sdnrta9s. Sareed nrib Gun
berlanh.
1857 DiOrssns- Wetrider eSpres. geftminlter.
llniuns@ribge, Yrliceoiue (5reoerid uno @rr'
miisbure. a%lsgenoumen Gonntaas), Bapness
boro, GbumberStura, Sdsersiopn. Sancod,
gumberIana, 9Iitns t9lffet Sbferbdtiorss
gsasaens). Die Gnbitation biefes 8uaes DIN
GoHliae ~ SdsersiDipn. -g
2.t6 NaAinttaGs accommodation na0
nHloa grtoae.
AIS &a6miltaes - sdbneusue, Salptlints.
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aiif eeron:rtet Sonnides, 5reocrid uno GmI
miisbura tgdrlor.9Sagepr).
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100 Mlnr9eltS Surt. y. uno 6, Sto. nno
$50 Wi~oreens-anoum ,sation nac aburmoui.
2.45 @afmitiaes-@rpreb nnt Suohropf @IDiIs
bon. gorL, Sanober, @ctipsbnis uHo y. 4
8. Gip.
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$50 briiitaas-gffoir. RAD eareber.
els Ibeuos-aiiopt. nah Union 9risae.
HGr Sautitags.
II 80 MbenoS-Nffom rnd 'unisn Srfo9e.
Mur Spnntaas.
CAP Moreens-atfont. mad Union grioae unb
Snrpbes.
= Sdit nidt am RennfnIs auia' spe. .gabnbcf on.
u. Hubs ftiun, 9ieesIr1i. II. scr. .Sefmdtsf.
". ~. Scmen. Gen. sH1HaoiersAQent.
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8ercins GaIcnoer.

nGeutid. lluGariiGer 2ieoetfrouj."
1iriBent 6rmn5 Sod. SereinS.
lofol Stepban @0b' Soqe, Nr. 1928,
9eaion.Str. @eriommIitng WitttuoW
abeno. dW1r5tS)
Sirieent: Grof. 8. aaroIus.
Sauptauartier: Il. @agener's Saue,
1t9 Norb.SacasS tr., ieoen Samitos
Ibeno, nit 9tnsno9me bes oritten
Samita9s i'm Monat, Sin9itlmbe.
(lpril7,1O
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G6ciapcafc Stcamibip Gumpang.

NNfINDtnftsNIHtC.
siad, Y'nricR, Go 8uint Comfort 1t. BEN sIseu
tnaltd, dli59eI. GpniIiaA, I'M $50 NbenoS.
Norfs9iipcr ,Yinic:
Gaf g)prf 9iiuer.2anonnaen geeit.qptut NM
Ridlniono
0ienitng, Sutaeriiaa mo Gdmiina
I'M . ltbr N6enoS.
NtnetaSureuur:
no, 127 unS 2f7 I ,Yuitimpres siraic nro
30G NurD.Gborless2 trnbe.
SuuptsN itreuI: Giahis unb 2eesSir, Baltimore.
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0cntidlc 3rrcinc ppn Baltimore.

Ser .Sdnger BON 9alti-
more"
Soliptquortier: .@ermonia MGn.
nerhor.Sale;;" Yrdiioent: Seinrid
Sbomas, Scr. $40. @eit- S~aratoga'
StroBe; correiponoirenoer mo pro-
tofollireuoer Setretdr: Geo. Stint
mclbeber, Nr. 315. Norp.goen.St r.
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Nr. s, Siio.G urIep. Strabe; Sdas'
meiiter: $. Midlid, Nr. rs, @nr'
her. StroBe; Giriaent: Sbeo. Sent
berger. Scr. 1016, ebmonblou-ape.---
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MicrdantS G. W'iuers transport. So.

InfIpFCTsGIHIt.
Tradlt uno Yuiidgtere.
= 9indl Suitp UNI bout Often.
Sonniag, Etenitng .llrio Sreitaa, 6 ubr Gbenos.
BAD 1rooiocnee uno benz Often.
Sonntlg, Wlitilpo6 mo Sreitae, o ltbr glbeHoS.
= Tadl sieppprt yeps.
5dgliG, dusgenommen Sonneritug II. Sdmitag,
q ubr Ibenos.
= 5rd6t dnaenummet ideli6 biz 8 ll1r Nadni.
fir ~ocnielben Iae fabrenoe Sanipfer.
9iadl SnDanitah NIB Sadionpile.
Wont1g, Wiitipob uno 5reitde, u llbr glbenoS.
9nuntsBiirenll: @ernulI' uno 2i9btsSir.
U13.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

iuelbes Sbema benn?" n@eiB id
nod nidt; id griible nod INNER ba.
riiber nod, lpos ib ba5u olt5iebclt
ioa!"
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Blum6ing, SURFACES, 8anges uno
Sefen, Safoeden iino 6iunen.
Bennett Srus, 52s Observation-Disclosures.
GltpfellhmieSe uno Glumbers. t,
SotH, enber., l7t4 5gensSstrats. g. 4 O.
er.8eriiherungen.
rauhal Saiuraate 60. Of eicerrout.a Sens9
81. WerfieIo, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 101-102
gbumber Of Gon,merce 9uiIoiia..
,Geruania Gener . @trliasrnns5 . @eteafhsft,"
Baltimore nnb NorttsStlabe.
g:oentbums Iaentcn urb SGnoIer.
gistr. 9. Susas & Resse'p. 10 cii'ssrinatun'
SiiGbe.
Sa'Idmte6. 3l,be56r.
g. eeptt ganus Co., 3e2-364 Eosbs9ab'Str
Go0leu nhb Sol3.
eesrs o. Con Gstze, $50 goIamsta'ab enut.
8ianbleib. @eihGfte.
pGoxtpitsatsb auaH Co.," 1 stotb.0ab'Eirabe
&ianos ilno Srgcin.
Gtas. ~. ei.ei, . ssoro,2ibertb. etrabe.
Bm. Quabr Il &C., Bct!sNne. ullb SnQette'&tr
Hopiet unb Bopier.Gii
smith. Etruu Co., 05--t07 SaHoper'Strahe.
@lehplotien, Metali, etc.
arpu, SpItltu & So, (iHeorporirtJ. 1910
Saloeritou'StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

Die d c. nalio,Gl.
frieoe, Gu miait ndditen Mittrpod)
i'm 6raucn : gercin ipredcn? lleber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

NotdI ShlaifuaQlon8 na1 Wef0stI0ft mo LIZ
reit 3Im @ebrau9 In Der gantben' une IA.
NitatsGtdfron UNI 1000 NbenbS.
ReferhirunM bon Maunt In G@Iaf, oSer Bar
tofssSaeeoHs. 6peiferateu etc. tperben I4neA
tsforet be- Seleppon In ausn frIaeflbeE SiIst
FfyeIifl: 9bar.e5s int nlfinIoresGtrnb Y. D
g., ct. YauI 1924, ODER Wtb, gouttldnb 150f:
nj. NohdI.Giation 4. & e., mat. 9erHor S1xs;
9nmben-G tntiou Observation-Disclosures "a I.
ct. BauI 948, o6er Nlb., GourtI0nb 171e, -
Re $40. e0bs8roobpab.
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nnbeS'8cri

SnnbeS. 8eridte.
9reiseeri6t: ssE
R~iGter-gtatban 9off.
8idter-Seier e.. Yrittaro.
0ertftS.Aftnare uns anbere e'ertttsbeamtr.
Uerior:@eri6t-etepben &. 2ittIe. Nr. 2420,
\ OftsgaItiToresGtrn6e
Common 1IedS,@ertGt - sIoaiit Teipert, yr.
s15. observation-disclosures
Gtaot.@sri6t IS. Garcb aiybfab, Gr. $40,
Observation-Disclosures.
areisseritt sir; 1 = ssnr. %. Carton sir. 81,
Siies 5nlicnsS penuc. a =
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WarpIanS ¥nipIoauia.Giie

7.45 Wpril.-Yerf, 1lsg. GofrfnQ.
9.05 Uorm.-9,a1 Gelfd, nur Sonntdc.
$50 TormL-Ta6 Beldir, ause. Gprntag.
1906 giatm.-aah geIair, ause. Samifas
iub Spnniag.
$50 9iddm.-Gad @slair. nur Sam'iaa.
S.t5 glG6m.- Sad PORT. alss. Sonntae.
4.05 Macbm.-Ga6 SeIfd. MIR GouHida.
500 MntE..-9ia9 9elair, ause. Sonuiap
900 shos.-9tah Delta, ause. Sonrtaa.
100 Mhos .-Taa}oh Geltn. MIR Sonntaa. =
ff.l0 9tbnS.--SfnG EeIoir. diSd. Sonrtdd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

9eteftio.I gentar.
f6dftsflbrer, 9lr. $50. 9aipsgbiIoins, Baitt,
moro, Wio. 1bone al. BauI $500.
,Amtrttan Detective NgenlH," gtarIes. aooIs
Baltimore, Wo. @bone: s. & q. ct. Baui
2O27; 8upmpe: 8. L y. Aolfe 1230-M.
ssauSauer & eGmint, 9ndfnlaer hon Smitb,
geett & 9poRs, 503 9aloert guiIoiHa.
2eitenbeItatier.
gantsy 4 e1tas, 17c3-1710 GantoH.Nbsrue.
nsm. GpoI, N0r.6s NIB G"reennonR Mt eibsnue.
sSrieobDfe.
pasuton sars Gtmeterp." rnrsnn: 81 Neft.
GnrdtcdasStruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

gau Materialieu, 3biiren, 5enlter.
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
SAINTS .. Soitr & 60. 1l5-117 elS'Srsoe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
WarDlGnScr nnS SnnSesgerid)tc.
Ta3 Suoi5ials snTtcnl.

Tie WiteIieber Der MarbIinoer @erI6te, NIT
slIsnabme ber gSaiienri6ter, iperoen out. 10
Sabre erp1bIt; ie miiicn 6as 80. 9ebellSiabr
5ur Belt ibrer SSaDI errei6t Haben; 70 Sabre
Ut bic IItersere19e fflr BEN 8tbteroteqii; ole
itiinmen, bob Elm 8idter. Oct ole @Ifersercn5e
erreidt bat, ieineu Serulin uISbicnen bari. Der
Gtnat 1T in adt Suoi8ialsBe3lrfe geibeilt; ole
Counties Iilo III iie6en Ge8irfe arnppirt, bon
tpeIdet ieher eineil Sberridter mo 5ipei beis
LBenoe Hitter bat: ber ndte .SeSirf II ole
Stnot Baltimore, peIfe cine oberite Gtaoigcs
ridtsbanf bat, beitebeno aus einem Obcrribtcr
uno neuii beiitteroe1 Hihtern. 3uoem lutro In
Baltimore nod elm Hihter erfuiblt, ipelebrr NIT
ben iieben SberriGtert bon ben nnoereri iteben
ge3irfen bas Observation-Disclosures biIott:
Der Golbernenr beitalirt fir, oiefen Serittsbot
ben Sberrifter. Sic 3abt ocr 8itter I'm
Gtaate ii 80. Sic ealdre b~erieIben limo:
etaatS sIppeaationsrtdter $500. l%beiitcroe
Mihier in oen @e8irieu $4,000; o6erfie Stabt'
oeriftSbnnf $4,000. bon lpeIfer Guntine Der
etaat S450O iIno Die Stnet 5000 beSablt. Geit
1904 beiiebt elm Observation-Disclosures inter
meIebem Nidter mad Dem 70. qebensiabre cine
Characterization bon S2lnn erhnltcn
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= staats.N ppeaottpus. geridt.
SeiIieenoe 9iihter III ben Counties.

SnnSea.S itrtttsacridt.
R~idjter-A3boutas s. Waprrts.
gfiu1r-Artbur 8. Ggdmer.
SiiltssNttudr-Gba5. %. 9irlmeriitdftlt.
Siitrtftss IlIiualt-Sobn g. 8ofe.
SlIfss9 iitriits.g tnipaIi-9iprr,s a. Goper.
@unSessM nrffau-Spbn q. qang9aminer.
1r Sberfte gtabtgeridtSbanf
f90ffiutnrr
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FarIe IEr's MusIdae beiutaf g. Hatne, l13
ct.SnlImore'etry naht Cation csuis'Ase.
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9IanofntPtt

Carl Il. W. edhuip. 128--12J ears BitIbine
Gaftapus aart, 261-269 galhert Snilbtng,
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8eitungen, 3eitidriiten, etc.
uxhe Baltimore sRws Co.," 9anb abercrow'
bic. 1ei6dftSfibfer, 3t5 BeitGeMIaTsGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

Wormor. uno Grant, erfe.
6. eils6rtusr & ebhns, %714--7ts BeitBaIil'
r1oresStrabs.
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Hationol.9onf

WQtionol.yanfen.
,shs Elb somu ssattouul Saul Sat, 'unb
gIeiersStrabe.. Saeob u. 3opf, Brdltoeuf;
Seurb 8. Neoue, &afiireT.
,8tuttts gia~tiunal.Saaf," 432 GhbsSroabtpap
Us. Is. gSagner, 0affrer.
,gSeiteru National Sanf," IL Rorb'8 utatpse Cir.
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arpu, Spntliu & So, tiTeorporirtJ. 1919
gaIoeritou'StraB
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
JEALOUS, KILLS
WOMAN and SELF

PHILADELPHIA, Pa May IA
Prompted by jealousy, the police say
James Bean early this morning shot
and killed Mary Lawson, 30 years old,
Of the rear of No. 1912 Palmer street,
at that address. and then placing the
revolver TO his head. ended his own
life.
The tragedy took place in the home
of the woman, which faces a small thor
oughfare known as Alberts avenue.
back of Palmer street. Neighbors Of
Mary Lawson were aroused by the
sound Of several pistol shots fired in
quick succession, and Policeman Seig-
ley, of the East Girard avenue police
station was notified.
The policeman went to the house
and found the doors locked. He fore
ed the rear dor and going upstairs
found Mary Lawson lying on the floor
in the second story front room with
blod streaming from bullet wound in
her left breast. The body Of Bean,
who lived in teh vicinity of Third
street and Fairmount avenue, was
stretched across the bed Tho sheets
were stained with blod co~-'~a from
a bullet hole i'm his right temple.
Special n~7ioowan Shecklen, of the
East Girard avenue sta"~~ -ros de-
tailed to investigate the tragedy. The
police declare that Bean for some time
has been jealous of the woman.
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
BRANDEIS PASSES
UP SCHW ARTz
Newspaper Says Bal.inGer
Prepared the Taft Vim
diCatiOn

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. May 14.-Attorney
Louis r, Brandeis today passed the
ross-examination OF ii. II. Schwartz,
chief OF the field division Of the gem
eral land Office. He advised the COM
mitteee that he was content TO allow
Schwartzs story TO stand as It was.
Commissioner of the General Land
Office Fred bennett then took the
stand, giving at the start Of his direct
testimony an exhaustive account OF
procedure I'm the land office.
bennett denied any relations what
ever with Senator Guggenheim or the
Guggenheim interests.
"rhe often published stiry," said
bennett. chat l was put into the po-
sition Of commissioner Of the General
Land Office through the influence of
Senator Guggenheim is utterly false.
when / was appointed assistant
commissioner I had a distinct under
standing with President Roosevelt,
Secretary Garfield and Commissioner
Balinger that there were TO be no
accommodation for me beyond those
Of the senators from my own State,
North Dakota. The same was true
when l became commissioners after
Balinger's retirement. / have never
been appointed by President Taft but
hold my present position under the
old appointment of March 190S.'
He disclalmed any knowledge OF or
part In the clear listing Of the Cum
nlngham claims.
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
DE BUSINESS ourLook

The trade papers, although reporting
quiet conditions amounting almost to dul-
ness in nearly an parts of the country.
maintain an attitude Of optimism.
Dun's says
Quiet pervades the dry goods markets.
orders beng of a hand 20 mouth character
an along the line; but anticipation Of de-
.iveries ON some lines Of fail coltons is
noted, the advance business booked by
jobbers being exceptionally good. Cotton
goods show fractional advances In somo
lines for converting and printing. but
manufacturers complain that orders are
being booked below the current cost Of
production. Export trade is light Wooens
and worsteds are quiet, offerings OF stock
goods serving 10 accentuate the trend Of
values downward.
Immediate trading in boots and shoes
Is quiet but the business now placed
shows a decided gain over several months
back and shipments continue to increase.
Most kinds OF sole leather are firm and
there are more than the usual number of
British buyers here who are taking fairly
large quantities.
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
THE TENANT'S TOAST.
Il Carried Off the Prizo at Lord Pan.
mure's Dinner.

~
mure's Dinner.
The following story gives a good idea
Of the drinking style in England early
n the last century. This was what
the men of that day took for humor:
Two young English noblemen were
paying visit TO Lord Panmure at
Brechin castle. One day be wrote a
letter to Panlathle. tenant of his. to
come and dine with him. and at the
same time he ordered him to bring a
sum Of money.
Panlathie was aware when he re-
ceived the order that something was to
be done and went prepared.
After dinner Lord Panmure gave the
first toast, which was, Fan hats in the
fire or f2O on the table" -Four hats
were Immediately in the fire.
One OF the English nobemen gave
the next toast. "All coats in the fire
or ESQ on the table -Four coats were
committed TO the dames
The other English nobleman gave
the next toast. "All boots In the tire or
f10O pounds on the table" The whole
Of the boots were committed to the
flames
Panlathie's toast came next. which
was. Two fore teeth in the dre or
f200 on the table" and Panlathie pull
ed his teeth out and threw them into
the Ere.
The English noblemen looked amaz-
ed. They didn't know he had false
teeth. and Panlathie went home with
out hat, coat or boots. but with f6OO
in his pocket Lord Panmure thought
much Of his tenant after that-Ex-
change
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
Financial and Commercial

f. d. Lacl1ey and Co. stated to-day
"To-days stock prices continued strong
with some increase in the activity to-
wards the closing hour. The finals we're
mostly above last night with particular
strength in Copper. Smelters, Steel, Read
..lng End Pref apd some Of the special
ties. All this week the market has been
quiet but strong showine particular re-
sistence to short selling and failing en-
tirely to give way only dullness. Each
day as the activity increased It was ac-
oompanied by rallying prices. We look
forward to better market next week
and possibly greater activity with a con-
tinuation OF the recent upward move
ment The Philadelphia market has been
dull in most departments except the Ton
opah stocks which have been fairly ac-
tive around yesterdays high prices. The
bank statement was good and should
have a beneficial influence on the market
next week"
Evening journal., 1910-05-14
A Correction.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Dear Sir: In your issue Of Nav 1s.
under the heading of "Emyty seats
Greet Pastor" / wish to make a fev
corrections for my own part and also
on behalf of the Rev. +. G. Mnc-
nichol.
In the first place I did not greet
the reverend gentleman with any such
remark as "Hullo, Mate" as stated in
your paper. As to telling the Rev
Mr.. Maonichol he would have 10 sit
here on whole week and wait for
them," is untrue. 1 want this cor
rection made for the benefit of the
reverend gentleman and myself and
also would say the Good Templars will
meet in our hall. Third and King. ON
Thursday, May 10.
Respectfully,
Samuel Ovenshine.
Janitor 1. o. o. +. Hall.