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@eitern IarDIanb- GHsnbaAn.
Seeiuueno dEi 90. Gept2mber.
YerIiBt spiueIsgat-sot:

CebtlllcIo uHi 10 SepIsutueI.
YerIaBt Siueusgatrsot.
SdgIidl:
40 Observation-Disclosures, S1gerSfpfpr, rR. x
%. Gb.," BapneSboro, gbarnberSbu-a uiio.
auseelomnien Sonntags. Sdr,e6d uno CUNT
berIduo.
1857 Wpraens-Bef[iher ggprcb. @eftminftsr,
tnionsgritge, Briiceoiue (Sreoerid uno GINS
mitsbure. ausaenommen eonntaes), 8abness
boro, Gbdmbersturg, Sdgerstofpn, Sanco6.
Cumberland, @lfins (9lffet SbferpatiorS'
@aascns). 9ie @nbftatipn oicies 3ugeS an
@onntae III Saeerstoipn.
2.15 Ndhn,iltuss Accommodation nd4
Union gtioee.
.4.15 Ma6mtttaas - Sdneusue. SauptIinie.
Saaerstopr, Sancod, -SbtppeItsbnrg ,uito,
duseenomn,en Sonrtaas, Sreoerid uto gr'
mitsbnrg lRarlur'yia9gon).
5dglidl, a~uSgenpmmen eDnniag.
100 Wloreeits - Yorf. U. ino {, Etb. uuo
7.60 Moreens-afortmobatton mad Sburnont.
2.45 Gahntittaes-grpreb nab Slobroof @Ipns
bon. gorf. Sanooer, GETTYSBURG ,urh D.. &
Sanoper, @ettbSbr,e nnb q. NIB 8. Gto.
$40 Hadmittag-NIfont. nod Sdnoter.-
6.15 gbenos-gIfom. nod tlnion Tgritee.
snr Gamitags.
II 80 ~IbenSS-@ifom. mad Union Bridge.
gsnr Spnntnas, .r:.
0.45 DEMONSTRATIONS. ttah Union Nrioge@ ifto
! Sanpoe..
y SdIt nlht am RennTtI eania ssIbe. .gabntof an.
u. elaboration. BiceRraf. u. Ser. sGef6df5t.
q. ID. Spiuen. Sen. sH1ffaoiersMosrf.
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dDiffsnahridjten.

Ncm Oorf, 10. SSunltor. -
Eingcfommen lit Der Gampicr oCceu'
nc" BON lrieit.
Nbgeiobren iino Die 9nnpier oSlt'
iitaniu" nad S%iperpool uno Bots.
hum" ro9 ROTTERDAM.
9oltSeub, 10. Sanltor. - Ter
ron Nem.Oorf nud SamburI be.
lt!lnmte Gompfer nHemipluonia"
iianuiiiirte.
SOUTH q III pton, 10. &anuor,
- Ter 0ompier oNetp. Oort" trnt
IcIne &eiie nah 9temsYorf an.
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MarnIanb &GenniuIoania. Giienbasr

7.45 Iorm.-gorf, ausa. Gonrtaa.
a.a5 @orm.-Eaf Delta. rur Counting.
$50 Gorn;.-gsod SeIdir. ausd. Sonntnq.
nns Sonntag.
t.3o Tahm.-MoG @eIair. .mir edn,'faa.
3.15 Mnd,m. = Tadh glorf. aisg. Gonrtda.
4.O5 Tafm-Gan SeItd. MIR GpfHfda. a.
i. Boo Nddr,-Gn6 HcIair, {ausas sSoHufae.
600 gbbs.-Ean 9eIta, nusa. Gorntdd.
1t.00 sbbs.-Nan @eIfa. MIR Gpnntaa.
11.A0 MbbS.-Na@ BeIair. auSo. Gonntao.
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StMrAca

3u -Gbren beS Generals
gee - Die @eienihoft ser 9lrnlec
nno Morine Der ronfoberirten Stoo-
ten oes Stootea Worplun0" peroll.
i~tnItcte geitern Ibeno int Sotel Ser.
non nnl0Blid bes @eburtStages oeS
Sen. Hobert &. See ein genliitblid)es
@olltett nit obli9otem GcIicrt IN @c'
itolt Observation-Disclosures Heoen, lpic boS
ia Die Mitglieber oicier @eieuld)att
id)on lGnglt gepobnt lino. 2as Sllls
ner NOR oelm oll6 brilliant bcIu6t.
Ais SuuItmciItrr fiiVreirte major s..
u. 9ennp uno ben 0oriib bel Der
5aicl fiibrtc Wolor ". Stllort GU
n1in0ton. Inter Den Ghrct9Glten be-
funben lid: 9unoes senator Gohn
u. Gohicl bon Girginien, Slnoca-
Sellotor @onfben0 bon Ilobonlu II.
Die Experimentation Sonb, Hiforo=
lulL SoneS, Hudcr mo Soplor. Dos
Vonfctt = Gomitc, mclfea Ole Nrrun-
0ements fiir boS IS. 9onfctt gctroi-
ZEN botte, beltono aus ben $50. Wtn-
ior Iennp, Son1ea II. gSbeeler, MO
jor Spmin9tnn, Charles WcScnrp
Somuro, Morf 3. Sbriper, ". @ei.
miller, 3. Hibgelp Somorb, Somor
Soaioop, u. s. Stinion mo 3. =.
Sbnmos.
Or. Senrp &. Hiforoion reiltc &C.
tern nod Rifmono, 90, NO er oui
Griu6en oeS nHihmonb . aopitela"
Der yTereinigten Sohter Der Gonfo.
rerirten" bel Der @eburtstugsicier SIT
Gbren beS Generals Gee Ole Seltrcbc
belt.
9ie Sltioilen be& SolbotcnbeimS
al Eitespiae beginaen Gees @c-
turtStoo oilf ilblid)e @eilc. Nm
Nbeno iolto ein Scltclien itott, ipel.
dies Srnu Sobn y. Yoc, Die ErGliben-
tin Der glnitolts : Seborhc, %lcitetc,
Nild) in Y2ebf,am'S @ollc" mllrbe
@encrnl 2cc'S @eburt$tu9 bon ocn
Sottern Der Goni0otrirten in bcnt.
miiroiaer Weiie 9eieiert. Nod) bcnl
&ci9en Der slnlprudcn muroen an
fbic S6eilnebnler Der Seitlid)teit Soll-
penire nit bent @ilbniB ocS @cne-
rails Sec, oeS Seloen hcS @iir0cr-
trieges, p~crtbcilt.
@efGbrliheS SpieI5cu q.
- @erobc IN Den lcbten Sogen linb
bier sahlreid)e 9r1nbe ourd) ainber
peruriod)t mor0en, mcld)c nit 2 treid)
boI5ern ipielten pocr iobrlGiii1 I'M.
ain0elt. Gltern io1tcn lid bieS uls
@arnung bienen loiien unb 3iinbbDl'
ser 10 ~olibemohren, 0aB lie bon ihrcl1
ainbern niht erreiht meroen fonnen
lie pierjebn Sabre alte Gonn @rllf
BON Hr. SIG, 2igbtitruBc, erlitt &c
Itern idmerSbaite Sd)nittmmDcn, al;
Tie bel eillem 9ronbc cin Ncnitcr pii
ncn molltc. Shr bier Sabre alter
9rlber SEQ, Der init Streid)bolierr
ipiclte. bate Den 9roi,b peruriod,t
Sm Souie, IN Incident Serr 8rnl
cine Sapetenbn10luna betrcibt. lager
ten beim Iusbri,d)e beS 9ronocG
grobe Eoiten bon Sopeten. mesboll
ioiort Die 6euerlpebr alarmiri miirbc
mcIfe Die Slammen itnell inter
briidtc.
Ger meme Serr - ErGiioe1'
Ganiel @iuarb, Ser iteile Ir1iioen
Ser Baltimore bios abn, miro NOR
! gen icin apit o,ltreten.
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Gas oide Gnoe. = Nad) ei'
rem furScn 9eild in Chicago mo
Ncn.Oorf muroe geitern benz Is
Sabre olten Sobn 9. 6rasier bon Nr.
1924, Sit.G boieitraBe, tempororcS
Guortier i'm bieiigen Staotgeilngnib
oigemieien. Gr lit beidulbigt, 9.
Merebitb Gecle, Dem befannten Suit
b1lloler al Der SIt.9altimoreitroBe,
SSt.45 seltoblen 81 baben. 6ro5icr,
neld)er elmer angeiebenen Sirginicr
Samilie an9ebort, erbielt obi9c
Summe, nm bieielbe alli Der 9ant
81. oeponiren. Statt ieinen Muitro9
5it erlebieen, trot er cine Reiie nad)
Chicago al, febrte Damn nat Dem
Siien Suriid uno beiano lid olti benz
99ege BON Nep.Oorf nad) ieiner Sci
ntotb, ols er bier I'M llnion.9 ahnbpi
abgeiabt ipurbe. Gr bate eincn
3rcuno i%eIegrapbiid nof Dem Union.
9abnboi beIteli. lie, Iepeide &c.
lanate IN Die S1noe Der @ebcim'
poli5ci uno Sra5ier mar nift penig
iiberraitt, oils er bel ieiner anfunii
III Baltimore perbaitet pitroe.
VI ii II d]cn 2pbnerGo \ II g
= Die argeitellten IN ben met)ani.
ifen Iepartements Der Baltimore.
Sbio.9obn merben beute Mbenb cine
9eriommlung obbalten, I'M clnci
9eid,lub iiir cine 2obncrbobnn9 ab'
5ufaiien.
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Mierdauts & Diners transport. So

Sradt nnb 9nHagirre.
= Ran Spitn uno bcm Sitcn.
Sorintng. Eienitag .nHo Sreitag, 6 ubr glbenos.
+ Tadl Erppiornce iino benz Often.
Soantaa, Mittpod lnb Sreitae, 9 llbr Ibenos.
BAD Teppprt Heips,
2aglidb, alisgenor1ltell Souneritdg II. SarDitdg,
6 ubr ghenos.
v Sra6i aiqerommeil tdpli6 big 8 llbr Nafin.
fir o%entelben Gag idbrenoe 9dmipier.
giadt eauaHua6 uuo Sadiunutnr.
WIonta9. W{itttuob ltilo Sreita9. q llbr W6enoS.
2. d, Wic9ietn, gleent, Tier 3, Sub S.,GapsE.r
9aiptsglreau: Sermar' lno 2i9btsStr.
ora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Horoieite gufer. robe 9. Str So.
George ". 0idcrs, iurt., Irllitec,
al s. Greoerid NOnms II. a. 3 Gota,
$274G.
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Y%biabrtstagc Der S5ean.E Camper
uuu NciusYDrf.

&aOre.
Nm %. Snm,ar philadelphia"
radl Soiltbumpton.
PIN %. Sonllar nGarntonio" nafl
Gibraltar mo NeopeI.
PIN %. San1lar california" nad)
Glasgow.
am %. Sonior Baltic" 1tod
2iperpool.
Gin %. 5onuor noopIouo" nod
atntnerpen.
Am %. Sanuar n8ronprin3" nod
0remeu. g..,.t
Nm &c. Sonllor Oceanic" nodJ
NcapeI mo 5rielt.
Nm 2G. Samlar nGamponia" nad)
0iperpool.
PM 81. Son,ar n3ieten" nod
Bremen.
Nm q. Sanuor oNnconia" nod)
GcapeI uno 8enla.
Am 81. Sanuar DEouraine" nod
SABRE.
Nm 80. Sonuar D@ermonia" nod
Neopel uno SrieIt.
am 30. Sanuar .Sceonic" nod
Solttbampton.
am 80. Sonuar Berlin" nah
Gibraltar mo Heapel..
am 30. Sanuar oGe9ind o'Stas
la" noh 9teapel uno @enua.
Im 30. Sonllar minneapolis"
nod 2onoon.
Nm 20. Sanuur vgreiioent Gin.
coin" nah Samburg,
9lm 80. SSonllar Cincinnati" nod
Neapel unb @enua. 0 IS
.S9lm /. s%Sebrnar, aNeotoam" . nab
Totteroom.
Sim /. 6ebruar europa" nad
Neapel unb @enua.
PIN 2. Sebruar n6inlano" nod)
Nrtperpen.
am 3. 6ebruar yGeltic" nad @i.
braltor utb @enuu.
@m 2. Sebrllar nllntbria" nod
Siperpool.
Am 3. 5ebruar ngretagne" nad)
Supre.
am 3. Se6ruor Is. 5. Sietgen"
Ead &openbaget.
9lm 5. 5ebrlor nStalia" nad Ya'
lermo lrno Heupel.
am 5. Seruuar columbia" na6
Glasgow.
gm 5. Sebrliar Winnetonfa" mad
Sonbon.
am 5. Sebruar rIeip.gorf" nod
Soltbampton.
Sim 5. S%ebruar rSaronia" nod
Gibraltar imp 9eapel.
am 5. Sebruar oRoma" nod)
Neopel uno Worieil1e.
Pint 8. 6%ebruar n@rpberauriiirit"
nad) benz Orient. q, y.
Am 5. 6ebruar r%2ourentic" nod)
2iperpooI.
am s. Ssbrllar raaiier" nad)
Bremen.
Nn s. Sebruar ,Statenoam" uad)
0tctterbom.
Im 8. Sebruar argentina" nod
gteapel uno Srieit.
Nm 8. Sebruar Mouretania" nad)
2iperppol.
Im 8. S%ebruar Cue Be @enopo"
na6 Nenpel nnb 8enua.
am 8. Sebruar ~TaoerIanb" nad)
Nnttperpen.,
am 10. Sebrilar ,Hoon" nad)
@remen.
gm 10. Sebruor nSapoie" nod
5apre.
Im ~. 5ebruar vTamnonia" mad
Gibraltar lno Neapel,
Mm IL. Sebruar Caledonia" mad
Glasgow.
Nm ~. Sebruar ,gene5ia" nod
Neapel nno Marieiae.
Am IL. Sebruar .aonig albert"
rod Gibraltar uno Neopel.
Nm IL. 6ebruar rWinnetpnsfa"
nad 2onoon.
am -. 6ebrnar "abriatie" mai,
Tlpmprtb.
Mm IL. Sebriior ,Negina b'Sto'
lia" nah Neopel lno @enud.
slm IL. Sebruar ,armellimn" mad
2inerpool.
Imt IL. Sebruar nInterifa" mad
Samburg. .
YGie snr 8eiic ms Mnslano be-
f..~k re Oo:~n a. ff0 N6.WnvE
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gau Naterialien, Ebiiren Seniter.
rabmen, 2aoerL etc.
Samss 2. Softer & Co. 115-1t7 snS'Srsoe'
rtdsSirGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
0ei9dftss@ egwetter.
Bidder, gonoitor- uro SoteI-
8e0arfs.I rtifel.
n. mAsxa 4 6iha IN. 1ni nnfpar hsG Cir

8eituneeu, 8eitIdriitert, etc.
She aaltimpre News Co.," 9ab.S abercrou'
bic, 8efndftsfibcer, 31S Meit'Se ular'Gtr.
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ltuiaaS.Ghrpnif.

@eriehen foitet 5Yruu WloHie Saupte
Don Gin GheiterItruBe ooo sc.
ben. - Cronf itotf Nteoi5in aor
b"oliGurc. Var crit iefa Nto-
note perbcirutbct. - NnbCrc I'm
idle.
SIN .&obna Nopfir9' NoipitoI"
Itorb 6rou Momic @ullptc pon 9tr.
3t3, Sin Gheitcritrabr, al Den Sol
gen elmer Coils aarboliQlrc, mcldc
lie geitcrn iriib ul>a &cricbcn onltott
MeOt3in tranf. Trm 5ollptc bottc
gegcn 1 l(br 1eitcrn iritb cIncl lin.
iul uon ~9tcurolgie, Sic pOIltc cln
Sidt u%n5iinhen. INN lih Wtc0ljln III
bolcn. idu0 abcr, DOB Der GplInOer
5crbrohcn ipur, nCsbulb lie lid I'M
Iunfcln oui Die Slldlc llod) Der 6lo.
ihc mod,te. Nllitutr ibrcr Mcoi3lll-
Sluihc cripiid)tc lie cine fnit glci6
qroBe TlQide, mcldc &urbollullre
cnthielt. &uum bate lie cinen
S6llf Netutntcn, ais lie nit cilem
Sfmcr3cn9rlf 81 Vo0cn ltilr5tc. Nl@
ibr Wottc mo ihrc Wtllttcr, 6ralllta=
m !. GonHcllp, herbClQecilt tar1er,
lpor lie bcrcit3 bWultBtlu2 ltr0 obnc
ooa WelultBtiein mieocr crlongt SIT
hobcn, perlhieO lie INN & llbr geIter,t
Otorgcn il Dem g%ennnntcn &olpital.
Gle llnNliidlide mar crit icit Sltli
lebtclt SobrcS uerhcirnthet lln0 lebte
nit ihrem @attcn I'M Sollie ibrer
Mutter. Nebcn Sebtcrer uno Dem
@ittmer binterlGbt lie brci @rilocr.
d)I mc SplNen zines
- .et Stur5c9.
Z. Sr. 1ohn &romer, Der icit uiclct
Subrcn an Der Ode Don 8nntitruBe
unb 9rpoomnp eineu GiGorrcnloOen
tctreibt, licNt in iciner @obnnlng OIL
zen 6oi0cn cineS Stur5cS ihruer crs
tronft bornieoer. ..Gr ~itiIr5te an
lcbtcn Wtoritdg an Der S'Gonnell- II.
8. StroBc, Gantom ullb blieb be.
milBtloS lie1cu. Cine dr5tlide lin
%tcriildut9 crgob, bob Der Sttr5 @e7
hirnbllltlnlgcn pcruriadlt buttc.
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ruit.9outpaqu1e'n

TruIt.G ompagnle'n.
,,Nlarslanb Sruit Co.," 9sorbped,gde GaIbett
nnS Germans traBe; g. e. Zimmerman.
Serbs Spencer, Jun, SiflfssS6 abuietfter
B1u gfinner, SlifSsS efretdr.
,Halttunre 9rnt & Waarautee Co.," EQUITABLE
Butlbtna. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Tetefttps Naeutur.

ELECTROMAGNETIC.
National 1.t.et,se esrYtee,; 8, %. yafb. Se'
,@a,is' @S' a TO- ~ Il. aa1ui' 500. 0'D''
rAmtritan Detective. Mgenen," Charles aobb
mann, Gefddftsiiater. $40 @alitable.glb8t
Baltimore, Wo. 9bone: 9. q. y. Ct. 8aul
2O27; Bppnuns: 6, & g. WoIte 1865,
Cyanoaurr & efmibt, Ga6foIeer bot Smitb,
Neft & 2bons. 500 galoert Suilbtna.
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8Iehplatten, Metan, etc.
ehpn, GuniI!n & So. iineorportrt), 1919
BuIberttousS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Wormor. uno 8rantt.@ erfe.
9. Silsdrtuer & ebRnt, 7t4-718 BeftE8alfi'
nnpresStraBe.
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gGKe snr Geiic in's Mnslano be.
icrst 6. @aime, Wr. 413, Cft.gaIti'
mureitraRe, mabe Gnitum Gonie Ape.
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Vattonal.9 anfen.

Wattonol.Ganfen.
She rlb Sppu s~sattuaaI Baui," Sob. uro
&Seter, StraBe. Sdcob 8. So0f, Rrdftoeuf;
-Seurp ., 9Reoue1. aailrer.
,8iueite gatipnaf.3anf," 432 gnbsDroaofpah.
70. Z. Gagner, @aifrer.
,gscitern National Banf," II EorbsgntatpsStr.
VI. Marriott, ~tdfiirei.
LEARNERS anb W,erd1antS Rational Gauf,"
Soutbs unp 9pmbarosStraBe. o
Staats. Banter.
,Teutfde gaus pph Yalttmprs,H Baltimore
uI6 SoIibaes StraBe. @u9ujt Aeber, Brdft'
6ey.: q. z. Slot, Shabneiffer.
y Spar. @onfen.
,Teutf1e starbanf pru 8aIttmore,@ QutaIps
uno GaItimpresSiraB,
.et, SameS eyarbnuf," EalttmoresStrabe NIB
guIiom Soufes9loenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Blumbins, SURFACES, &anees unb
Sefen, Sahoeden unb &inren.
genuett eros., 523 observation-disclosures.
8upierItbmiese uno 8lumbers.
sohn, snbers, ,1714 asamss.straSs. 9. I .,
lter-8eriiderungen. '
,RupaI Sniurauee So. OF 2tnersppf,". Serrp
90. @arfielb. 9'eftoent.Wlanager, Ohio
STANDBY d aSn'%srss snlISiI's; .o,.,.
Baltimore nno g~sortt-Strabe. NJ r.,
gtgentbums Mgenten un6 Sdn6Jer.
gisrre 6. Susau & Wspbess. 10 0~ft.sertuaton'
Strabe.
Sutidmieb- 3ubebor.
q. eestt Same Co., S62-364 Rorb'Oab'etr
&oblen uno SoI3.
ee1rs .. psn Cetue, $50 goIumbta.aSemut.
Bfanoleib.@ eidGfte.
yGsxipItbatsb 2pan Co.," 1 atorb'gabsetr abe.
Bianos ,ino Srgeln.
gtaS. ~. ettsi, . @orb.9tbertp. strabe.,
@m. anate & 60, YarfsIpe. uno Gahette'etr.
Hatier nnb Bapier. Otter.
euttt. Sisoa 60, tO5--to7 Sdnoper.strabe.
8ledplatter, Metan, etc.
aspn, GpIil!n & So, tincorporirt), 1910
BuIberftoIlsS trabe.
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Mopofdten,
Cart q. 10. ehals, 128-129 2aty ButIbine.
0uttapus Qpr6, 20i-269 Colbert SuiIbtng.
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N;anos nn6 Srgeln.
gta1. Ue. ettef, . gorb.atbertps Strnbe.
@m, 0nate & &c., Yarfs9tpe. uno Gabefte'&tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

2eiterbeItattcr.
eanter e eBtne, 17oe-f71O GantorsN benue.
SIN. Gppf, Nort6. uno @reenn,ourt. Slpenue.
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Hatier unb Bapier.D Otter.
emttt, Gtxop Co., 1O5--tO7 SdnobersS trabe
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2anbpirtbidaftli6e GerGtae unb
G1mereien.
Cprfffts a Snruer On. o05 orbsRacasEfu inf
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gigentbums agenten un6 SGnbJer.
sierre 6. susau & Wspbep. 10 0ft+sextuatcn'
Etrahe.
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SrItUDUIe.
:, 2snbpn Earf Gereterp," Shreau: II 65eft'
SardtoaasStrabe.
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Bfanbleib- @eiddfte.
,GssTulIbatsb 2pan Co.," 1 atorbs1absg trab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

&oblen uhb SoI3.
Se1yt .. ppu Cetue, $50 goIumbta.4oenit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
Sliqht misunderstanding.

Mickey's mother visited a young
school teacher on the East side the
other day, says the New York Sun. As
nearly as she could make out from the
mothers splutterings the teacher had
been calling Mickey names that no
lady would use and no dacint mother
would stand for" The teacher thought
hard, but could recollect no time when
she had given way to an impulse to
call Mickey dreadful names.
Sure but you did, insisted the
mother, Il don't know what you meant
by it, but scurvy elephant is no nice
name to call a boy. That's what he
said you called him, scuryy e}e-
plant"
"Scurvy elephant No." said the
teacher, in relieved voice Il didn't
call Mike a scurvy elephant | called
him a disturbing element, and | reitor-
ate my statement"
Mickey's mother went home partial
ly satisfied, but not quite sure that the
teacher hadn't been calling her names,
too.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
Affords Fire Protection.

After spending a month in consider
Ing bids for a eteel tank to be in
stalled at the Racine county insane
asylum the special committee APP
pointed by the board OF supervisors
has awarded the contract to the Chi
cago Bridge & Iron Company.
The specifications call for tank
with a capacity of $4,000 gallons, to
be erected upon steel superstructure
125 feet high. As the tank Itself will
be 10 feet in height, the total height
of the structure will be 144 feet. The
tank will be butt entirely of steel of
a thickness of 0ne-fourth inch, with
special reinforced bottom. The cost
will amount to $4,075, which leaves a
trihe less than $4,000 to be expended
in procuring a modern airlift pumping
station which, when installed, will
give the insane asylum as good fire
protection as can be found anywhere
in the state.
When the committee of the whole
investigated the fire protection at the
asylum it discovered that there was
absolutely no fire protection for the
handsome new buildings which were
erected only about five years ago
7 he pressure was tested and found to
b worthless, throwing a stream only
a few feet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08

Judge GriswOld in county court at
| Waukesha sustained the position OF
| the state and rendered judgment for
| inheritance tax against the estate OF
| the late Charles Cullen in the sum of
| $19,9G9.3i 1t is understood that an
appeal to the circuit court will be
taken.
Along about 1901 Mr.. Bullen. who
owned a beautiful summer cottage on
Lac La Belle, executed a trust deed
on all his property running to a Chi
cago trust company, but at the same
time reserying for himself the in
come and absolute control OF the
property until his death.
When he died the state set up
claim for Inheritance tax on his per-
sonaI property owned in Wisconsin.
The heirs demurred, alleging that the
trust deed had been executed before
the Wisconsin inheritance tax law
had gone into effect
Judge GrisWold sitting in probate
court. heard mass of testimony and
arguments and had the case under
adyisement for long time. His de-
cision was fastened by the fact that
he will step out of office on January
l. He practically upholds every argu-
ment made by the state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
Where Is Bessie Hartmann

Rosanna and Bessie Hartman lived
with their mother at Chapman, Nebr..
IN 1901, the year that their father was
Killed by falling tree at Anada. Mo.
Their mother. an invalid, being unable
to care for them, the girls were sent
to Omaha to school, being housed and
mothered by Mrs. Smith.
Finally, in 1903, Bessie, the younger
OF the two, was taken in charge by the
Nebraska Children's Home society,
who refused to tell her married sister.
Rosanna, where she is. Bessie be.
came or age last February. If she
VIII send her address to P. o. Box
ssS, Omaha, Nebr., it will be for
warded to her sister Rosanna, who
Is now Mrs, Geo. Duerr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
Students Sell pills"

a number of university students
high up in society are doing land of
fee business selling cigarettes, and
local dealers are worried because the
amateur merchants have cut their
profits approximately so per cent
There is n state law prohibiting the
sale Of cigarettes, but they are sold
nevertheless although minors hare a
hard time getting them
THE cigarette business has been
knocked In the hat by bunch of uni
yeraity men" said a dealer THE
boys formerly bought their cigarettes
downtown, but they can now get them
cheaper from fellow students.
The students buy the cigarettes in
large quantities directly from the
wholesale houses and undersell us
enough to attract business. Unless
you are a dealer you have no idea
how extensive this business has be-
come, Much Of it is being done in
the fraternity houses"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
Bank Committee to Meet.

Senator Walter c, Owen. chairman
OF the special legislative committee
on banks and banking, and Assembly
man l., G. Whitlet of Edgerton. chair
man Of the assembly contingent of
that committee, were in Madison in
consultation with Secretary c. w.
Rhodes preparatory to meeting Of
the entire committee.
Secretary Rhodes has finished the
work of compilation. tabulation and
analysis VI the data gathered from the
banks Of the state, and has the record
/ ready
Senator Owen said he was quite
sure the committee would find ground
for agreement upon measure that
VIII meet the approval Of the legisla.
ture,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-08
SlLHOUETTES OF
WESTERN CANADA

The man from Iowa began to talk
land before the train was well out OF
the C. N. R. depot in Winnipeg. The
talk began in rather wide circles. The
rush to the land, the bumper crop, the
system of summer following pursued
in the semi-arid districts, We're all
discussed, and then, with sort Of
apologize smile, the Iowa man said:
I'm a bit interested in this country
myself. Some of the men down horle
got a few sections up here along this
line, and I'm going to have look at
them. Never been up in anada be-
fore Gt is curious how lese mid
western Americans pronounce the
name of the Dominion as if it was
"Cand y'O-"but if it looks good we
will be up to stay next fall
you see, it's like this" said the
man from Iowa-quite manifestly con-
tinuing an argument that had been go
ing on in his mind for some time.
Back in our State land has become
dear. Anybody wanting to sell can
get $40 or $50 an acre for it, and
every farm that's offered is snapped
up. In Saskatchewan we have just as
good land that cost us 81 and $12, so
that man can take up five or six
times as much there as in Iowa on the
same investment of money.
1T isn't the money, though, that
brings most of us up from Iowa I'm
not sure that money would be enough
The invasion is a family affair. We
have no chance of keeping our sons
around us back home. They have
to leave the farm and go into the big
cities Of the neighboring States to get
work. To keep them on the farm and
In touch with us, we come up here
and make little colonies with the chill
dren around us, on homesteads or
bought land. This makes it easier for
the farmers back there in Iowa to get
land for the stay-at-homes. The fam
lilies that come to Canada are kept
together and the families that buy
the farms they leave are kept to-
gether, too. There won't be any slack
ening of the rush, either, for they still
raise big families back in Iowa"
One could almost see the mental
process of this typical American farm
er in defending a step that meant a
new flag. new allegiance, new
land, and new associates. To dban-
don Old Glory of the Declaration OF
Independence for a good thing in
cheap land would hardly be playing
the game, but to go out into Sas-
katchewan to keep the family togeth-
err" was another and a quite higher
motive
Why seek too closely to analyze the
reasons for the greatest land trek in
the history of America? 1t is enough
to know that the sons of the frontiers
men of Iowa, and Kansas, and Mime
sota-the best blood Of the midwest
are pouring into the Canadian west in
an ever-inCreasing stream, and are
learning that God Save the King" and
MY Country 'Tis of Thee" are sung
to the same tune.-Toronto (Ontario)
Globe.