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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
Eight Knots an Hour.

The contrast in the conditions In 1857
and 1909 is strikingly illustrated In the
two Cunard steamships OF both periodss
The crack English boat of her day was
the Britannia, a wooden paddle steamer
She had a speed Of s.5 knots an hour.
40 horsepower and consumed 3S tons or
coal per day, which was considered re-
markable fact Contrast with this the
Mauretania, with a. speed or more thaii
Is knots. thirty times the tonnage anu
ninety times the power OF the Britannia INA;
and with more than 1,OOo tons Oh COAL
consumed a day.
The transatlantic passenger has today
a choice of any one of thirty-three regu-
lar lines of steamships in crossing the At
iantic with an average OF three sailings
every day in the week. A ship may be
said to sail for Europe every eight hours
Fifty years ago there were but three
regular lines, and these offered ON.
monthly sailingE. Twenty-Five years ago
It was possible to cross by upward OF
score of lines. and the time had been re-
Suced to seven days The crack ships Of
<hat period are still I'm many cases ia
commission today, as for example the
Umbria The f1ve-day boar appeared a
trifie more than ten years ago. while the
four-day boat is one of the achievements
Of today.
The advance in the appliances for safe
guarding travel has kept up with the de-
velopment in speed and luxury. Fifty
years ago the division bulkhead was IL
the most primitive fashion. Today power
full fire pumps force water to every part
of the great ships, and an entire steel
compartment may be flooded in a few
moments without endangering the ship.
The steel bulkhead may he closed from
the bridge by simply touching lever. A
modern ocean liner could be practically
cut in two. but its steel compartments
would keep it af1oat.
A half century ago electricity was un-
known Today a complicated series of
electric signals connects every part o.
the ship and the captain on the bridge is
in instant control OF his ship. The mar
yelous safety devices are development
for the most part OF the past ten years.
The wireless telegraph and the submarine
signal are OF even more recent Date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER

ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale of Valua=
bile Business Property ON
Thirteenth Street, Near
New York Avenue, Being
House $40 18TH Street
Northwest.
will az Margaret v. Wroa. deceased will offer
for sale Mt public auction. in front Of the prem
ises on SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
SECOND. 1910. At FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following property. viz. The 161. feet front
next to the north 10 feet front by the full depth
thereof of original lot 20 in square go in the
rity OF Washington. ID. c.. improved by S-story
brick building, known as no 18th street north
west.
This property Is in the heart Of the best busi
ness section in Washington and presents a most
attractive Investment.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in /
and years the deferred payments to bear 5
per cent interest. and TO be secured on the prop
aTty sold. the purchaser may pay all cash.
Terms to he complied with in twenty days, or
the right il reserved to resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaultine purchaser. A deposit OF
500 will be required at the time Of sale
Title to be good Of record Taxes and insurance
70 be adjusted to date Of delivery VI deed. Prop
crty sold free Of all charges and membranes
Of the purchaser
RALEIGH SHERMAN,
Executor and Trustee Of Margaret '. Wroe
jaI1-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
Velvet Seats and Mirrors.

1t is interesting to turn from the lux
uries of our modern floating palaces I"
the meager accommodation OF halt a
century since, and yet the cabins OF thoso
liners made a great sensation on b"th
sides OF the Atlantic. There were red
velvet seats and gilded frames and mir
rors. according to the old advertisements,
and even landscape paintings hung IN the
saloons One of the boasts OF the hest
OF the liners was that every passenger
would be provided with bed or bunk Tor
his exclusive use throughout the voyage.
Many passengers had heretofore slept ~
relays. The browning luxury OF the
equipment however, was the tact tilat
a steamer was equipped with two BATH
rooms In this decade the time or cross
ing was further reduced to twelve days
and six hours. speed at which man.
shook their heads with misSNlnSs. ~
was not until nearly ten years later that
the last of the sailing vessels carrying
regular passengers was replaced ps
steamships. The vessels of this day were
built with flush decks, the upper uech
extending over the entire length ana
breadth OF the ship The older ships had
open companionways and high hulwarks
on both sides At this time the prin-
cipaI lines announced regular monthly
sailings. =,
Transatlantic travel have varied less IN
half a century than might be iinaslheu.
A first cabin passage in the old days cost
from 500 to 500 and upward Ihere was
hut one cabin. the first. and then came
the steerage. Twenty-Five years ago the
first cabin rate was about $50 to $6p anu
inward. The second cabin minimum
was s45 The minimum first CABIN rae
tndoy is about $50 and the second cabin
SEQ. A comparison between the rates IN
the past and those of the slower boats
TODAY will show a surprising similarity
incidentally the cost OF feeding .he.pas
sengers today, due to nigher prices aa
more elaborate tables, is six times a.
ereat as Il was fifty years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
Antique Furniture Co.'s Sale, of Salem
ADAM 4. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.


Receivers Sale of Large
Stock of Groceries, Fine
Fixtures, Etc., Contained
inn Store No. 1881 1Ath St.
N.W.; Also Horses and
Wagons, Together With
Lease of Said Premises.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, I'm Equity Cause No.
29037 the undersigned receivers will sell by pub
Tic auction. within the above premises. on TUE
DAY. JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, 1910. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, large, fresh stock
of imported and domestic groceries. fine oak Tx
lures. handsome oak mirror front ice box. cash
register. computing scales. horses. wagons and
harness: also lease OF said premises
The above will first be offered whole. In
Guiding lease. good will. etc. and if "a tisfac-
tory bid is not received will be Immediately
sold in detail.
Terms: Cash If sold as whole. $500 de-
post required at sale. balance to be paid within
three days. otherwise the right is reserved to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pnr-
chaser, after three days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. c.
LEO P. HARLOW Receiver.
Century building.
ANDREW WILSON. Receiver.
JAIL -d&dhs 5O4 r. st. NV.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

guIaarien nit A WttIltonen
Ginppbnern bat, tpie fatiitif4 na9z
gepiefen, 1000 sqerIonen I'M Mlter
BON iiber 100 Sabre, Deutfhlanb nit
62 Millionen Gintpobne:r1 n nur 70.
Snbien foil cine srObere ger'
idiebenbeit Der pflan5et1 baben, aus
ie6es anbere 2anb Der grbe. Sbm
gebDren 1900 pflan5enarten on,
ipGbreno bds sanae Jeflanb Guropas
Ilur gegsn 10000 Mrten aufpeif.
Die Gdrbt Der offiaieller1 Sab.
resberiAtsbii1er ift in Dentf8ldno
ipeib, In England blau, IN Grnnts
reid gelb, III @panien rotb, in Stas
lien grim, IN De5srreidb rotb ln6 n
portuaal ipeiB. Dabtr beren fur5e
@tsei9nung als MtikbuA. @lpubu9
4. 1. 10. = - =. !. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
gcIbttm oro in samoppime.

9lm 5onntag bat lih in sanopoille
in oieiem gountp 3alpb u. 0enline i'm
0auie ieiner sdmsfer, 5rau Sapio
9Biltin, oeren Gof9dn9er er mar. er=
idoHsn. @r batte nit Der 6amilie beim
Mittasstiid seieiien uno iaate. er tel
tranf, worauf er bonn Slid aufltano
unb nacD ieinem 3immer 9in9. gr lab
blab unb leibenb aus uno ieine
Shmeiter lpolte ibn nab ieinem 3im=
mer bealeiten, bod er mics lie 3uriif.
giniae Minuteu oarauf h0rte man in
ieinem 3immer einen ihreren Sal.
MIs man nod oem 3immer elite. fano
man oafelbe oeridlofen. Nls man Die
Shtir auIbra9 fanb man ibn am Booen
lieeen. er bate fih nit einem Gepolper
in Die gruF sefdofen. gr that ben
lebten Ntbemsug, als mon ibn auHan0.
Sn ieiner 5ai1e fano man elm Nldi6=
den. bas beinabe leer mar uno 8lft
entbislt. Man glaubt. er babe Dor oem
g6en bas 8ift aeuommen uno otes
babe ibn trant semaht.
ueber Die lriahe bes Setbfmoroes
1T nidts betannt. Am Samftaa Nbeno
batte er in @onton feline 2iebhe. 6loflte
@aoop. befudt. bod ertldrt oiefe. he
babe feine Nbnuna, mas Senline in ben
Sob eetrieben. Mm Sonntag Sormits
tas NOR er nod i'm Staotben nno
ipra1 nit mebreren 5reunoen uno oiefe
bemerfteu nibts ungew6bnlides on ibm
uno maren duBerlt eritaunt, als ne
bdrten. 9enline babe lib oas eeben ae=
nommen.
Ser SelbtmSroer iab pahriheinlih
auf Dem Bette. als el ben SbuB abs
feuerte unb liel bann nod Dem ShuBe
su 8oben. benu oas gett mar gang NIT
YIut be5Dribt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

9lm o. Suli in Barnbill Grau Wm.
pbillipps i'm MIter BON 81 Sabren.
Die Werforbens binterldbi einen 8atten
uno iehs Ginoer, fiinf 66bne uno eine
5ohter.
9lm s. Suli in Warren 3otpnibil
Senrp Mafor I'M Nlter bon rs Sabren.
9lm III. Suli; in M Minerol Giin Nrthul
Walter imi Utter bon 26 Sabren on Der
6oiaen eines @eihlDiires i'm 8ebirn.
Ser Yeriiorbene mar elm 0ei3er Der ..
& 8. @iIenbabn. Gr NOR ieoia uno
pobnte bel ieinen @lrern.
Nm Is. Suli in Nem gbilaoeiphia
@rau @liIabsth @hoie i'm 9lller Don 81
Sabren. 8ie 8erifcrbene binterldbt
einen 5ohn uno orei 5Dbter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Wotts, Oab oie Gotttnaiiiio=
ttare Die Mbii1t DAbett,
eitte Bride tt,tD eitt 0pipi=
tai at battett.
@efttpn s77 ber rtpiberten @eebe.
Sc iprb bermit ytpts geeeben oaB bic Committee.
nGre BON Snscarafpas Gonnp, SbiD, IN ber reeeIs
mdBieen Gtbuug am 20. Stunt 1910 beidoiien, cine
Srade BON Stablbalfen iiber ben ganal BET &of II,
Gnscaraipas GDnntp Sbio 5n errttbten. Sic 8ride
ion AZ Sub lang inb 18 SUB brett ieilt.
eruer fpurbe beihloilen. etn Armen 3ppital at ere
riften in Der N6be bes Mrnenbauies BON Snscarnfpas
Gpuutn Ohio, auf Der Mrmenbausiarnt. 9as @ebdnbe
ioa breBi9 bel apeiuubbreiBis Sub 2rge uub 8reite
baben apeiitbfg ien nnb ioll nit gaditeinen erbant
fperben.
S, @uftrage bet gpmmifpndre bon Gusearaipas
gpuntp, Ohio,
SO. 6. Sbott, County Nubitpr.
9efp 8bilabelpbia, Ohio "a. Suni 1910. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

este 3eitunsea berHten jest tastdglid BON plbba,en
Eobesfdllen. .9tbDn pieber etner am RtBihlag ge-
itprber." beibt es bann fnr5peg Wenn man fh bic
nit ienenl 90 prt sur 3anb {ein Der 3isiblaa lit nur
bas Iebte 9leb Der tDbti9en Rete gS pirb enen ges
fiinben Weni6en niebt befalen iOnbern nnr bic Ge-
idpd9ten bic mDnate- nnb jabrlang nidt baran
babten, bdB iitb m1brenb Der 2ebenSpOrgdn9e i'm
meniflihen 2brper alte nerbraudbte Gtoffe anfams
lneln, bic bbit giftig mirfen, penn e ndt aus ben
Dlnte gei1nfft nerben. Wtattigfeit. Gppffhmer5en,
gnpinbeL Rer3nppien, HldeniHnddbe llnb ale Wers
bauun9s sftbrungen ino bie bouptidfIhfien Mnaeden.
bob ber abrper NIT fol4en gttgen DIntbetnnbtbtile
Iebe GIteh ber tDbtIihen ette bel iplen 2eten peIs
bic tuarnenben Mn5ti1en nnbea&tet IieBen anot mil
2aiIe DsI neIagmten gi 1eraaro &ranisrptuen q.
Diien, bic In ellen MpDbefen 5n b1bem unb aus Der
befrdftgften Sdften icrgtdItg anSgefndttr Yhnn3er
I6aren metoilijnen 6iitss enffaiien rb Onrnut aud
ieineS SuderiberaugeS be0hrfen nb baS bejfe Wittl
nm ben R6rper gsgsn bic Scnnenslnth an f6slsu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
Gin Sd)reflid)er 1tniaa

bon 3ug. Nutomobil ooer Gubrpert.
audi Shnitt= uno Oueti1munben,
MbIburfun9en, 8errentungen ooer
Derlebungen ueruria6en. tuelde 8uf-
lens Mrnica Salbe, Der Welt sr6bten
Deiler, erforbern. &aibe 2inoerun9
iino prompte Qeiluna erfolat. gei
Wranonunoen, sdwdren. Webeiieuen
nller Mrten, gc3ema, aufeeIprunsen.
Ddnbe unb 2ippen, ueben Mu9en ODE,
0hhnerauQen III lie unlbertrelfIil. 25e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
Seiratbsb e,ptatgnngen.

5amuel MDers - Wtargaret StnoeH,
beioe bon Stem @omerstotpn.
gomaro WeiIen = Mauoe W. 3urHep,
beibe bon Wineral @itp.
Walter Blaine 9eeIer. Ganal Sooer-
pruoence Clara Senoer. ubri6sp.
@buales @entIh. @lepelano - Wtarion
$. patrif, New Bbilaoelpbia.
Sueb W. Sines II 6lorenee Weanor.
beioe BON Rem philadelphia.
Qemis Sbomas Warner - @atbarlna
Sbomas, beioe BON Sem Pbila.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
strb eiten "a etmmoen per aas

Die 9eiddftigiten, fleinen Dinaer,
bic ie gemaAt tuuroen, iino Dr. Ginss
Metu life pils. Sebe pi1e III Elm ber=
3udtrtes @eiunobeiis.3iiglein tueldes
G&nd6e in Gtdris. Nbgeipanntbeit in
fbattraft, GebirnermiiOung in Settles.
Iroft pertuanotlt, bur6 0eilung bon
60rtItibi0feit, Ropfmeb. Grofi9auern.
0pspepfje, Molaria. Nur 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Baltimsre & Ohio GienbabH.
gatse nnoabrtew far SetmatInemoe am uro B. DienHa
Mumotabren far aosriten 3t unO uentbai gsr'
ltbioen Heissiee. . - :,
onmtaitu Yarf no. gerammlunsn,m 6ren Waise prie
a eepiRen 5agen 49, - u, c..
u5m am 18. Muauf Gebr blge preie. 3it Is Sage.
Gepur Notmt, San0nsfD, >. Baae pree h Nunbaben am
5onntao. ..u,
om 49, 80 81 eSuti l. Musuf
oIp Voin somtor ga~ giaias pis a Die auofabrt Ses
80 Sage enlt9.~ -.
Grcrto ,ta Niagara yaaen 49, Nuaua Ndber ipdter
Wep goton. aber ale Babnen init Boots
abr.
@9Reouare f somaa 4uuen Der 6. G. gs aunofabrt n
Tur ndbe Wusfunit menoe @ bic 5ft Aarn DC g.
@arreI s. 9. u. Der 9. & s. genbabn in @leueaub, s..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Ser lebts Genius aeiat. Dab Die
'llmlaufsmittel bente 40 gents per 3opf
Der Yep0ltsrnns aerinser lino, als bor
einem Sabr. gs III uns ihon 10 porges
fommen. als oh uns ettpas feblt, bod
l1dbten mir ben Nusfaa auf mehr ole
49 Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Der perbauene Selfries befommtI
$ll7,C66. 81 ioa 80 pdffe erbaltenI
baben. oas ma6t aIio me6r oils $l100l
per 6tid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
TeMer.

9lm SienHag 8ormittag ll:l5 tblug
Der gliB in Die S1eune BON :. 9H.
SeuoerIon on Glt 4oenue uno leBte
oieIelbe in granb. SOfort ibien oas
aanse @ebduDe in Slammen au iteben
uno als bic 5euertpebr antam. muBts
bieI lbe ftb oarauf beI6rdnten, Die
SduIer in Der gidbe gu retten, ipas auf
oelana. IS naren weoer pferoe nod
Vieb in Dem 8ebduoe. @etreioe uno
Seu, oas Wm. 3rOtoorf in Der
sdeune unteraebradt bate, iotple
Gaudfleiid, oas Senoerfon bort aufbes
mabrte, Derbrannten. Der S6aoen
miro auf $1,000 ael9dbt uno 1T our6
0eriidsrung eeoeft.
Srau Senoerion uno ibr l2ldbrl9er
gobn 6oraee maren in Der ytdbe Der
Gdeune i'm 0iibnerboi, als Der gllB
einldlua uno tpuroen our9 ben S6lag
su gooen semorisn, paren leooG unpsr=
lebt uno beeiltsn id. in oas 9aus al'
tommen. obne gu uillen, oaB Der gllb=
ldalaa bic Sheune in grano QeleBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

sir anabtu til Sitter bDn 4 Nbrtn 5
bis 81 15jdbrigtn Snngtn
haben MIR bier 2ln5nee in better 2lus.
pahl in Be5ue auf ridtieen 5tYl, chr
lide Qulitdt uno einer eroeen
preisreonftion.
Ra1limr uno Ran,meornltoffe einfad,
uno in fd,6nen Sarben, eldn5enoe nno
ounfle Sarben uno NIT elmer
Neouftion bon einem Dtertel
pom eerp0bnlihen preis,
5hirtmeIten fir Rnaben i'm 2llter bon
3neieinhalb bis feds Jahren Don SOC
bis $3.50.
DIE sENHaUsER CLOTHING 60.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

g 1s- Nm 9ienaas idlua Elm gliBfrabl
bier aub in bas 9aus BON grant
SOman an Goasn StraBe, bod obne au
aiinben. Sic @ppsosde muroe beihdoiat
uno Elm 8eppih in etiide 9erilen.
Wud oas Saus bon u. y. Weper an
Sfs4penue muroe bonn WliB 9etronen
unb bas 9a6 beibaoiat.
gafor @barles 8. Guiell bon
grootlpn 5aberaele, luel9er Dor furaem
BON elmer &eiIe nod Serulalem 5uriif=
qeteart III, prophe3eit, oaB ibon in
iueniaen Sabren ole Suoen in Scrubs
lem cine berrlhenoe stelluna einnebmen
tpiiroen uuo itb oamit Die goraus=
: aung oer beiliaen edrift erlliller
nerben. st ertldrt, oaB bic Nrabe'
ibrer @runobeiib pertaufen uno ol
eSuDen oenlelben ertperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
6esrInbet'

@auftttel bot 2dnDereten nno 2ots, Der temalS
bon oem @eeoros bon 9msearatpas Gomntb,
Cbto. 8emadtt moroen lit.
emas aut erunoeiaenhum ooer bn 9eloau ioles eb
gu Elm poaanbiass bueis Mbra o gfbtits borlest
pees aeiqt gentbnm 1T; uno nit meu 0erbnoli
ten oaFbe belatet it, i aus bm borerpdbnn Nbhaf f9G
it, N1e porbieen Gdufer uno oe we @elo auf 0ppebetn
ausebnn perlanqen oi Mustun gondnbiae uno tiDe Ab
fratt gebtelu, gebunsn bon 2dnoeren unb @runb=
antbum @dbten, praunsn uno abi6rn bon &obs mer.
ben bon oer Office sefert 4aufbrie @onrat 0ppotbefen.
patperrdge Nnipru fur arb Toumaten uno aneer Dotus
men Iorafaltg aussefere @s befnoet @ INNER elm Noar in
Der Office Samn Fdbt6ss @runoeiaenbum su oeraufen
Sobn ~. StMes,
Spm Selpbon &o 3d. 1913 gBf air ST. Stem philadelphia s.
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IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP
IN AMERICUS TODAY.
Interesting Services at the
Several Churches.

At Furlow Lawn Baptist church tn
pastor, Rev Robert L. Bivins, WI
preach this morning upon "The Chris
tian Race" Tonight, at O'Clock, his
theme will be "Some Beneficiant Re
suits of Temptation"
This latter sermon is the last of Z
series upon that subject.
Rev. w. P. Scott, of Dyersburg, Ky.
will fill the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here today, preaching botf
morning and evening.
Rev o. B. Chester will preach al
First Methodist church at both Ser
vices. Tonight Mr.. Chester will speal
upon 1.-THE Water of Life" and incider.
tally upon the city's water supply.
DR.. Lansing Burrows returned HON,
the past week from his vacation of twc
weeks, aspent in Dayton, Ohio, and vii
fill his pulpit at First Baptist churc!
to-day as usual, preaching both morn
ing and evening.
The usual services at the Christian
Science church today
The services at Calvary, conducte,
by Rev. ]. B. Lawrence, are as usual
holy communion Z a. M, sermon at II
evening prayer at 8 o'clock.