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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Headache

envy father has been s7fferer from sick
headache for the last twenty-five years ana
never found any relief until be began
taking your Cascarets. since he mas
begun taking csscsrets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. Cascsrets do what you recommend
them to do. I viii give you the privilege
Of using his name. '-E. n. Dichson'
II7o Resiaer ST.. w. indianapolis, Ind.
P,easant. Palasshle. Potent. Taste Good-
Do Good. Never Sicken fWsateu os Grtpe-
Nc. &C. Sc. Never sold II bulk. The gen
rine tablet stampeo SCS. SuAsAases1c ~
cure o. your raocey back ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Special Services Today.

The services were well attended at
the First Methodist church last night,
and Rev. II. w. Dunkley preached a
most impressive sermon, urging the
people to give Christ a place in their
lives.
Many went forward and renewed
their vows. There will be a special
service this afternoon at 3 o'clock for
The children. Preaching at p. IN. to-
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

so the bride and groom especially
requested their friends not to throw
rice after them?'
Yes. They asked us to hand the
rice over in package so that it could
be used when they go to hOusekeep-
ing. Washington star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Turn of Tobacco and Oil Cases
Causes Spasm"
RAPID QUOTATION ADVANCE
Announcement Of Re-assianment for
Argument Before the Supreme
Court Of American and Standard OIL
Cases Brings New Life to Market.
fRy Associated Preas.,

NEW YORK, April 1l.-There was
a sudden spasm Of activity in the
stock market today upon the an
nouncement OF the re-assignment for
argument before the Supreme Court
of the American Tobacco and Stand
ard Oil cases. The action Of the mar
ket reflected the assumption that an
advantage for the corporations had
been gained. The buying Of stocks
was hurried and urgent and at rapid
ly advancing quotations. That 1t
came largely from uncovered shorts
was obvions. the, professional bears
having sold stocks In the early deal
ings on a rumor that decision ad-
verse to the American Tobacco Com
pany would be handed down today.
Other considerations were sub
merged by the importance attached
to the new position OF the antitrust
cases. Professional operators had
discovered evidence OF an oversold
condition of the market resulting from
last weeks depression. Bidding for
stocks to test the market revealed a
small floating supply offering. A
stronger technical condition was in
ferred from this The dropping tend
ency of grain and cotton prices gave
force to favorable auguries of the
crops. Further needed showers in
the winter wheat belt strengthened
this impression
advanced again and the call loan rate
started the work at 3h per cent, in-
fiuenced both by the bank statement
of Saturday and the belief that furth-
er gold engagements would be made
for this weeks steamer. None were
announced today and the foreign ex
change rate showed a yielding tend
ency.
The statement of agricultural ex-
ports for March showed an increase
In value, but falling of in amount
of cotton exports compared with
March last year. was served to alter
the discrepancy from the normal in
our export trade which has been glar-
ing for many months At the same
time there were further arrivals OF
the cotton which is being re-imported
from Liverpool to relieve the, threat
ened corner in May deliveries Of that,
commodity
The tone of the bond market con-
tinued irregular, but there was some
Improvement at some points. lnti-
nations that further offerings of new
issues were contemplated was taken
to mean that the surfeit was being
relieved to some extent.
Total sales, par value, $2.275, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Total sales today we're $4,000
shares. including: Amalgamated
Copper. 5000: Tobacco, GOO; Amer
lean Smelling. $1,000; Atlantic Coast
Line. 300; Chesapeake & Ohio. 10000;
Louisville & Nashville. 1900; Penn
sylvania. 25,300: Reading. $4,000:
Sloss Sheffield, 400; Southern Pacific,
25.S00; Southern Railway, 1900; pfd-
500: Tennessee Copper, 500; Union
Pacific, 1O1.20O: United States Steel
24i,sO0: Virginia Carolina Chemical,
1900.
Closing List.
Ais Chalmers pfd -. $500. 371z
Amalgsmated Copper -. -. 75H
American Agricultural >. ..... f4K
American Beet Sugar -. 49,. 3sl
American Can 49, 1890. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

Soak one pound Of stale crusts and
bits Of bread in cold water. squeeze
dry and break fne with a fork. peel
and boil one pound % white onions
IN sailed water; when tender. drain.
chop ane and add to the bread
crumbs; season with salt and pepper
and a little chopped parsley. form IN
small balls, fry in deep fat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

CHICAGO. ILLS. April ii.-Rsin
In the southwest started wheat prices
on the down grade today and the de-
cine vas not checked untl two cents
bad been clipped from the price Of
the nes crop months, compared with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Sainrday's final figures.

Corn and oats also Were weak, the
former declining about one cent and
the latter approximately u from the
previous prices.
Provisions also experienced severe
declines. especially pork which sold
OF TO a point more than 81 q barrel
below the closing quotations Of Satur-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Its Defense.


The government advanced the same
argument, before the Supreme court.
az il had done before the Circuit
Court. The Standard replied by con
tending that ele doctrine OF 'poten-
tial competition" would mean that one
person could be compelled to conpets
with himself. The argument over the
SUBJECT and the discussion Of what
constitutes monopoly consumed
many hours OF the hearing.
As TO fits monopolistic tendencies,
the Standards Attorney entered a de-
rial, bur boasted of its largeuess, AZ
the natural development and out
growth OF business begun nearly fifty
years before.
by untiring energy, with Infinite
skill, with abundant capital and. the
steady reinvestment Of early profits"
Said MIR. Watson in his brief prepared
for the court, these men and their
associates created out OF an entirely
new, unique and unprecented produc-
ton of crude oil, a new, universally
used and cheapest illuminant the
world has known. They succeeded.
rs II one had developed Unexpectedly
a gold or diamond mine. and abundant
revenue legitimately became theirs.
The reply of the government to this
line of argument was summed up In
one outburst of Mr.. Kellogg in ad'
dressing the court, when Ire shouted:
They waved the black flag over the
land, as others had done over the sea. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12


follows:
Trust funds:
Gold coin, sS52.455.S69.
Silver dollars, $491 III. 900.
Silver dollars OF 1890, $3,7S2. 900.
Silver certificates outstanding,
1891 $4,000.
General fund:
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. $S21.124
Current liabilities, s10S,293.401.
Working balance in treasury Offices,
s25.3I2,692.
In banks TO credit OF treasurer OF
the United States, $35 .2SS,936.
Subsidiary silver coin. 21,5s3,739.
Minor coin. 81 26S,039.
Total balance in general fund. $780,
23G,eS0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-C Continued.

not alter their status or restrict com
petition.
This same defense was made In the
circuit court. That court held that
the power of the principal company
after the transfer of 1899 to liN prices
AT which the corporations should buy
ana sell articles In which they dealt,
the terms of their purchases and sales.
their rates for the transportation OF
oil and it's products and all the mn
nate details of their vast operations
in which they nigh; compete was
greater, more easily and quickly eN-
ercised and hence more effective than
L could have been In the hands OF
5000 scattered stockholders. II held
that the corporations were potent
ally competitive If not active Compel
itors,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April 11.-Cotton:
Spot closed quiet, Is points lower;
middling uplands. 1910: middling gulf,
1885; sales. 100 bales.
Futures opened and closed steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
WHEN YOU DRINK

take n little of our pure rye whiskey
and il win never harm you. In fact
Il will do you good whether you are
tired in body or In mind. Good thing
TO have bottle in the house both
for social and medicinal use. II IL Is
good enough for doctors TO recon-
mend Il certainly should be good
enough 10 drink
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Storm Center.

Throughout the fight the reorgani-
zation Of 1899 was the storm-ceater-
and in defense Of that action the le-
gal talent Of the Standard directed
its energy.
tn. claim vas set up that the re-
organization Of 1883 did not restrain
trade b. reducing competition. be
cause the properties involved IN this
SUIT formed a non-competitive grou1
prior to the passage Of the Sherman
sct IN 1880 and their transfer 10 the
New Jersey corporation In 1899 Old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April IL
The condition of the treasury at the
beginning OF business today was as
follows:
Trust finds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

BY no means the least important
Item Of the toilet in these days Of the
short skirt IL ones footgear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

The French woman clings to the
natural lines in draperies. the long.
essy-dtting corsets and the soft. cling
lag skirts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

The newest Jevelry is characterized
BY its unusual degree Of delicacy, and
its reasonable prices.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-22
Ser Gentid)e Correspondent"

Gie cin5iac oeutide 3eitung III
Baltimore. weId)e ben Heiern ole
Teriofeitcu Scr Staot, oeS Staates
uro Ser Melt tdalid) iriid ~Iieiert.
Sic cin3ige oeutide 3eituu9. lpeld)e
in allen areiien beS Geutidtbuma
peIeien miro. Nur Der "Gorrelpon'
cent" briugt Ole Gepcid)cn Der "Aiio'
ciirten EreIic," oeren WitJlieo Der
'eIbe lit. Ter .Gorreiponoent" ilt Die
einSi0e Oeutid)e 3eitlnB, ipelhe lid
oroBcr @crbreitung III Norplopc.
&oibingtou, Girginien, @eIt'Ttrsl.
nien, ionic i'm aon5en Siiben e%rireut;
itrbt feiner bieiigen groBeren eng
Iiiden 3eitlma in Gepeiben' mo
SofaInadriften.3 ienIt nadl.
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StraBeu.2inie perlor Der Is Sabre
cite Miniam aarangelen pom Mr.
tt16, Sanuuer.S traBe, ieineu Salt
lino Ipllroc ein babies StraBengc-
picrt pom benz @aggon mitfortgc'
ihleiit. Gr trl,e ifmersbafte Solt.
abitiirfungen oupor. NitBerOem
lpuroe icinen aIcibern boie mitae.
ipieIt, Ole nod benz %ltnioll in Seben
BON ieincm aorpcr binacn.
Gon d tpascn perleBt,
Ger 30idbriae Charles Saplor BON
Nr. 2s07, eaiottitruBe, lpurbe aeitcrn
Iatnlittae, olS or al Ser Ode bon
ct. Ro,ll. ltno 6npetteitraBe in llll-
terboItume nit einem 9efonnten be-
griffett ltallo, BON citlenl iIbct Die bel
ben Scitcn eineS 5rud)t,pogcuS Der
oilsragenbcu Brett getroifen luo OIL
DER Coulter unb om aopfe perleBt.
Sn Der ImbuIan3 oes mittlcren Gt-
Itritts muroe CT nod Dem Wtercp.So.
ipitol 9ebrodt, mo er Iuinabnne
fono. Ger 9utiher oeS @ciGbrtes,
Glmer Soper bon 9tr, 1873, George
Strabe, mllroe perboftet u1b bon
aaoi 8ronnan IN ser mittleren Yoli-
5eiitution inter Der Iniduloi9rtng
Der aorperperleBung bis 81 einem
oilf Den 90. bS. Wits. ougciebtcn Ser.
Dor feitgebolten.
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Qebeu in icbent grupjrn!

Tds BIaidenfiiH.T Requirement Der
Geo. 9iintber, nm. gran.Go, lit nit
ben ncueiien ginriftunJen pericbcl.
rermitteIit oerer oas Bier oireft aus
hcm 2aserf1iiern Der grauerei oc,l
Ilold)eu 5useiibrt ,uiro. Gle 5oIse
iii elm perIenecs. id1iumenoes. reiics
gicr; 6eionoers fiirJamiIiemsebrduh
I'll e%mpfcbIen. YeitelIt brett Don Der
Yraucrei. 2 Ensenb Hlaidsen $f.0O.
&. & g. pbone. Dclfe 90.
(Nai4, Iii 20 Sd
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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

IS the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports
The CORREsPoN DENT is the only Ger.
IMAM paper in Baltimore that gives Its read
ers all the important happenings In the
City, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns Is concerned. is second TO no paper
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The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
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We(biepbaNaem.

32t Wurb.8an-Str... maize Siah'Str.
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@on See nno Saien.

Bon See nno Saien.
.9ranoenburg" fGbrt moreen nit 10
&oiiiten. uto 40 3%ipiitenoedS.
Eaiiagieren nod Bremen ob.
nMain" brinet $500 Gaiiogierc.-
Gr6ifnet Die Solicitation nod
Sitern. - Siter-G rfuriionen nod
benz Sii6en.
Woraen Nadmittaa nm , llbr tritt
Der Horooeutihe 2lopo Camper
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9remeu an. Sopeit purbe fiir bell.
ielben Bel Der Hirma q. Sdulftofer
& SO. 10 &aiiiteil- unb ctluo 40 3ipi-
Observation-Disclosures geblldt.
.Main" cr6ffnet &eiic.
Cation.
Ger Norbbeutihc 2loposG CAMPER
.Moin", Der Mittc n6dItcr @ode nit
1900 Toiioaieren bier eintrcficn miro,
eroffuet Die eigentlife Solicitation
om 9. april. Sfpn jebt itebeu oui
Ser Hoiiogierliite ser 6irnta u. Sdu-
mod)cr II. 60. 80 aoiiitenreiienoe uro
hiirite bis gum abfobrtstogc mobl
jeoe &oiiitc belest ieitl.
Sitcr. grfnriionem mad
sem Siioen.
snlaBlih Der Slterieierto9c bat sic
.Wertanta onb dinners 5rnnspor.
totion Company" Grturlioncn nod
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baben selliigenoe 3eit 8iiltigtcit, nm
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gen. @eltern iubr Der Gumpfer
rGuonticp" nit oell erItcn Grfnrllo-
I niItel nod Saponnab mo Sudiolls
bile ab. In 9oro bcionoen lid:
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Wmrcono, 9amen 9, 9. Meace, ". $.
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niel, George YrrcelI, Subn 9. Son.
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Srci @auanen Eompfcr
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@cItern Iangtcn brci Sritd)toam.
pier nit groBcn 2obnngen Sohaner
BON @citinoien nod elmer bon gutcm
@ctter be9iiuItigten Heiic bier all.
Gle angcfommcnen Gampfer linb:
Srooflinc" fir bic runitcb 6rilit
Gumpanp", nSoiepb 81 @iorgio" fir
bic .Ttloutie Srnit Company" unb
sgcoeul" iiir bic 2anoio & @oiie so.
GapitGn Teteriou pom Gampicr
Beacon" berihtctc. bab CT etruo II
Mcilcn pcjtlid) bon San Salpaoor
has @rad eiues grpBcn S6iffcs pal
iirte.
Yier Wr. s 1T fertie.
Ter Eicr oar. s III 2ocuit.Hoint,
nit oeiien gan Dor brci Sabren be-
api,nen iuuroc, lit iebt icrtig gciteIlt
nno wirb in ben nGhiten 2ugcn BON
Der Baltimore. Sb io-giienbabn iibcr.
nunnnen pcrocr. @ic itpd) piclen
2cicrn crinnerlid) ieih biirite, %periollf
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ner SonenSung citaesem aiitg, ms
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babel ibren SoO. Ger ncue Tier licgt
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EBeu. 8. 9iener & g.,
2f7 Git Baltimore Strait.

Ieutid)cs uno uuoercS mtsldnoi'
id)es 8clo aefnuit uno perfauIt.
@cISicnOuusen beiorst nad) Gelltltl'
IanS, Critreid). NnBlano H.. J.. ~.
@ed,icl ansaeItelIt aui ausIdnoiihe
@onfcn. Grchitbrieie uno Srapelcrs
CHEQUES. o.
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Gpnnenaai. uub ltuteraana.
Sas @etter.

sir Murplouo uno ben Giltrift
Columbia beute tlor uno- mariner,
mGBiac Siib. unb Siiolpeitminoc.
@eiterir beirilg Die bodite Tempe
rotltr 81 8roo I'M 4 llbr Nnt)mlis
tags uitb Der niebri8ite Ibernlome-
terItono ipor 10 @roo nm llbt
WorgenS.
Sn belt iibriaen 8iinocs'@ ctter;
observation-disclosures lp,lroe Der
iolgenee boditr MISUNDERSTANDING
pcr,citmet: Gaitpnrt 36, Eortlai,o
Al, Bolton As, slIbam 30. Nep- s)ort
-, Ybilooclpbia 56, Nortbfielo Al,
@uifalp 40 GlepelonO 81, getroil
-. Nlpcna 81. Ioroncttc 66, @rcriI
Ban go. IuIntb 6S, Ct. Raul 40
,@irron 81. 9iSnlard 7S, Wiuiiton 10
SABRE 20 mo &clenn 81. s.
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l1utcrbaltunss. @espeiier.

,@aenn"-aS dns nns SeaieS go"
,,NpniSnB"-.Irip TO Nfrica".
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rno Der &tneioerapb.
,gtrp MGuumcntal"- 1880 oiunc the pabpa..
,gaiIipu.S heater" Baltimore, nnhe Sanss!,
- Sdalih unuUterbrotsne TanOeptIe' uno
93auoelbilSer sToriteluHgeR.
,qntiesE heattr" - Stentida. ben %. War,
Maauer's arpbe Sper bic 2aalfiire",
,,Wetmauia ia. y, ersri gHnas .gerein, n 4. &
.. M" - Sonnide, ben 81. Wdr5, Siterfeit
I'M .GPbcr'S Bari. Snrioroa93odo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-22

Gopitdu 2eegue 40 Sab
re III GicnI il. Captain @eorac
9cagiie pom oltlidpn Golijei.G iitrift
miro n,orgen iein 10. EienlIiabr ini
hiciigcn Yoli5ci.G epartemeIit pollel'
bel. Nus bicienl NrlaB piroen lbnl
bon Der EoliScibeb6rbe III Der geItri'
gen Sismna ocrielbcu Die bcrJlidIten
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1897 wuroe cr sum Captain bclor.
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ciu oui Selbitmorb lautenocs Ierottt
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9iH1ogen, cine StaotsIicctls Don $50
itno $25 iei an lod.
8oberc StootSitemer in
Mu&iid pt.
Sic Nllseid)cn Nclltcn 0arouf bin,
boB iiir 1911 mo 1912 Die StoatS-
i%teller BON 16 o1lf 81 eeits pro 500
iteucrbares Gigentbun crbobt iuer.
Den miro. Sir sic T~erSinirne Ser
2onoitraBcnbou . Nuleibc lit eiu
Steuer5uibIos bon 3 bis 3l9 Gents
erforoerlib Elm Gent 3uifIog miro
ole Stoutsfiiriorgc fir Ole Srren be-
bingcp. ,usto fir Die 3iHien ,lno ben
TiIeithesfonS fir Die. gepIante au'
Ieibe .pou elmer Miliou Collars fir
griidtJboutcn in gcrbinoung nit
Der Tnloee Der Staats'aanbitraBcn
miro per 3uidIug BON cinem ipeite.
rem Gent 5l Der Steuerrate erioroer-
lid icin.
" ittioer gag fir Subi-
stat Gomite
GoS Suoioiol.Gonlitc ocs ScnotS
miro morscr 5ipci witti9c Gorlagen
iiir eubgiiltige 9eratbiulg oilineh-
men, n1tnlidl sic Tuti.@o Wtonopol-
Bills mo bic @iQ, melhc, Der N1ro.
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tet, Ole Eeriouenbeforoerung bon
unb nod benz Goluert.S abnboIe eln-
5llteIlcu. Gs miro erlportet, oaB
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IS perloiltet bcltte, baB @ouper=
ncllr Grotbers Den bel0en Solllern
ser 2caislotrr in Den nGdlten Sagen
cine 9eborniidte 9otld)ait 3~nIcnoen
miro be5iiglid Der peridiebenen llttlts
tGten-NiaSSS Ger @ouperneltr milnld)t,
ooB Die Gill @eieb miro, Die bon 8e-
ueralampolt StrullS aiisgearbcitet
lporoen lit, itno er lit ein entihiebener
@caner Der lttilitGten.9iu, Die Scrr
@ln. &. Wnrburp ollf Wunlb ocS
SenatorS @ornlau mlsgearbeitct bat
mo bic, ipic es beiBt, bon bemotrotis
lden Siibrern III beiben SGniern alS
tic Bill museriebcn lit, Die @cies iuer.
oen ioll. Ser bouptiGd)libIte Inter.
ihieo 5miid)cn oen beiben Bills it,
boB sic Strous'ihe &orlage Der lltili-
titcnsGommiiiion bic Moht giebt,
Roten i~eit5uieben, mGbreno Die Iar.
lrp.@orinonsgiG Der Gommillion
nllr Die Wod)t debt, Subtle Serplces
Gorporotipnen on5llbeieblcn, geipillc
Gerbeiieritngeu i'm Iienit ein5u'ilhs
rem. 10 ooB eS Der 2caislotllr iibrrlol-
len bleibt, Motcr beriinter 5lt leben.
Sergeant Glnrt geItors
ben. - Gin befonmter Eoliseimam
Siio.9altimorc's, Sergeant Eatrid
:. Glarf, Der Dor orei @oden OIL &c.
idnollenen Wailbem erfronfte, idieo
geiteril Iotnlitto9 in ieiner @ol).
nung. Ir. 1902 Siio.GborlesItraBe,
aus Dem 2cben. Ter &erblid,cnc
itanb inn SO. GcbenSinbrc. Gr irat
in Sabre 1887 in Sen EoIi5eibienit
,nb lpllroc i'm Sabre 1900 5ilnl Ger.
gconten .bei0roert. Re6en lcincr
@ittpe betrouern i'm 5ipci Spbnc
unb cine Sohter.
Snitruftion iir &oitS'
5%GbtunQ. = Serr Sreo :. Cor.
ton, ser Gcnins.S lperuiior iiir
Baltimore, miro icine 400 @olfS5ab-
Ter, sic er ioebcn ernonnt bat, nad'-
ocnl JIG cine grt Gipiloienitpriiinna
tcItonocn. ON IA. Npril I'M Iuoito-
RIM bes Baltimore 9uiineb Sol
le0e" al CHARLES, lno Sorotoau.
Strobc Suiommenruien mo iibsr
ibrc Eilid,tell beIebrcn. PIN nud)It:n
, Gage, ben Is. MpriI, beginnt Ole
&~olrs51hlllna.
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Cine @eietporlagc BON mcbr oils
g%ewobnlid)em >Slltcrellc lit Die Dor
5mei @od)en BON equator Siboiion
bon Noltimore-G ountp eineereid)te
Gill be5iialib Nilloro. unO Eooltiit).
3icenjcu. Sic Vin iest bic Stauis.
9iceui fir ollie ioltc Glide 'oliI $40
felt. oicielbe sSSbe. ,pie Die itaotiid)e
9icenj fir Baltimore. Die ieslgc
StaatS. 9ieel5 lit $50 fir eiiten @l'
laro. ober Yooltiid) mo $50 iiir je.
oen fpeiicren lid III oenlclbcn So-
fal. Sn Baltimore luuroen i'll 1909
Staoi Sicenicn alSacseben fir etrpaS
iiber 1000 lold)er Spieltiihe, Die eite
Ginnobmc pon $1O,331.19 ergaben.
Tic Ginnabmeu ocS StnoieS aus Die.
icr S.,clle bctrugen IN 1909 aber MIR
$12.260.01. u1brenb tic $4,000 bis
$4,000 bGtten %betragen lollcli. Son
ocli $4,000 Sioats.2ieem5c cuilefs
iirie Serr (. Spencer elorfc, Der
Collector ser Woiiermietbc uno VI.
cen,el fir Baltimore, $1,000. Us
acknowledgements ,li Wiiiei,, iuer ciaelti.
lid, peroniiportlid) lit fit ooS GoIlef.
iiren Der Staats,9icens fir billiard
mno Vooltiid)e. 3ic @eiiirluorter Der
pom equator Vibbiicu cingcreid,ten
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Notis.
!Scb6cl's einsiacs Stubip.

rL
Seocrmann fenmt bic bon INNS &C.
lieierte Mrbeit; mir Seufen nidt Sa-
,an, uns Ielbit ST loben, iunoern iiber'
laiien oies unierrn 2eiitnnaen. Seine
Sreppen bei ms 81 eriteisen. 9aien
Sic i'd pnir Nnoeren nidJt tGnid,en,
es siebt MIR Gin einsises ,Sebbel-Stn+
clio nnb bies beiinbet I'd i'm Ynterrc.
Ndlisn Sic anf oes Hans, no nnier
yiameu anf 9birsn unS Genitrr"
iicbf.
Seine, Mscnteu. Gin Ereis.
HdJtcu Sic anf
.,-Se6bcFs-
32t Wpro.@ Ctr. nnhe 6iah.Sfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-22

49, WelOien6ax9tt. ---
8cIoienounpet nod Geutidtano
rno Seitrcid, . ltnaarn iider inh
id,nell beiorat 5, 10 innb 20 @arf-.
icwic 10 nnS 90 aronen-S deinc 81
pcrfnufen.
sheu. s. 9iener & g.,
(a--) Nr. III. Cit.Waltimure.Str .