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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
0ernne iuic in Baltimore.
Spite Wa1" aus W&armor. - @ie
ii3 Der Sta6l Magnat an Ieinen
nt6euren" |" Na86arn rG6t.


Nep gOrt, 9. Mdr5, - Der
Std6l = W2agnat 2(nDrep Carnegie
pirD eine r3rpBmauer" erri9tsn laTz
fen, pel4e5 alIes Wnbere oieIer Irt
8eIte6enOe an S60n6sit uno &of6arz
felt in ben S4atten 7sGen ion. DIS,
9r. Carnegie Iein iebiges No6nbaus
in fiinfter 2lpenue, 3niT4en 90, uno
81. StraBe, be3O9, 6atte er bic 2(6z
fidt, boa gan3e 9QuisrgtoRrt einz
i4lieBli9 Der na9 Mabi1pn Npcnue
gele9enen 5ront gu erperbsn, bo9
f6eiterte Eein 9lan an ben 5oroerunz
gen Der in Troge fommen0en 9runbz
b'TiBer, mel6e gldu6tsn, Der Multiz
MiQiondr f0nne ru6ig einen anoern=
fans als eror6itunt geltenoen 9reis
be3a6len. 9sr Sta6l Magnat 6sz
T4lOB nun, li6 in effettpolIer @eiTe
oon ietnen J(d9barn gu trennen uno
BAT gu DieTem 3pede Die grri6iuag
elmer ettpu As poer so SUB bp6sn
Mauer angeorbnst, bur8 pel6e fem
r8alaf" ben 8i;den BON ben 6intsrz
rdumen Der 9GuIer in Waoiipnz2foe.
gGn5ltA snt3ogen pirb. 3ieTe Mauer
piro aus bem prdhtjgTtsn Warmor
fargeTtelIt unb bon Der 6ono 6erii6mz
ter &iinIiter Our8 NeiBel uno Sam
msr 6errii9 gsI6miidt perben, b. +.
nur na4 Der Seite bin, pel6e ben5enz
fern Der Garnegie'I6en @obnun9 gu
gelegen. Die SADIE pjrb 0rn. Garnez
gle tpo6l eins bofbe Ntiuion Dollars
t0fen. 9(6sr er BATS ia, er funn's
IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Suflten Die Gantiuc.

G6itago, 9. Mdr3. - Seit 2(6=
T6affung Der &ontinsn BAT pie
3runtsnbolben6dft:gt,it" untsr ben
@olOatsn Der 9ornt5on in Sort G6ez
rioan bsbsntli9 3ugsnomnan.'5n elens
ben S6rapp8 : 6pe,unten 3a6en ieBt
Die @uterlanbsbert6eibiger 6i8 fe poT
unb toll TinD, bunn pirD RoDau gtz
I4la9en uno gum S6tuB fommt cine
6lutigs &stIerei, GeTIern @6anO fam
cine U}onni4aFt bon Dem 5. 9Snfantes
rie 8e9iment BON Sort S6er.bon
na9 bem no6an Srte 6ig6noob urh
ein piifss 3s4gtta9s entfanO. Die
6etruntene Soloate5fa 5ertrUmmeris
Die Ginrt6tung in 3pei Saloons pno
Pribate 6ranf 6ugEe5 nurOe imRamz
pfc nit 4amera0an 6at6 toDt eeI4la4
gen. Die Orts6eDo6ner muBten Tid)
in i6rs 8e6auTungen flii6Ien, bl Ie
auf Der StraBe bts Qa6en8 ni9t f6tr
Daren. Die feline Boli3eimannI9aft
i'm Srs mar nibt i'm Stanoe, Die 6as
3e4tsn SolOaten in Orbnung gu bata
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
senatnr Mrnhh's Grfranfuna

4lbanb, 9. MGr5. = DER gu
itanb bss erfranften 'Staots Slano@
iors 9rabb BON Nep gorf lit midi
beunru9igeno. t0er bebonbe5nbe 2lr3t
ertldrt, baB grabD 'b;s CUR nG4iten
Senats SiBung an Montag Qbtno
pFeoer bpaItGnb:s beresits1t iein
pirb. Der potient 1T gu unfreiplli@
gem SaIien ge5tpun9en, um ieinem
maltroitsriem Mh1aen 4u6e 3u Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Gin Cpfrr 0es gazing. "

Sin frG6erer aaostt in gGsR goinH
6'inabe gt5IsnOet. - S6mere5
Qu9euIeiOeu infol8e CON U}jBs
6anOlung.
80 Fl Ron, 9. Mdr3. - 5rfolge Don
brutaIem n9a3ing" 5at o3r friiFere
WeF GBoiuter 6aDeti 6raoerid GaaIeE
BON SomsrbiGs, WaF,, 6eina& Oas
2jugsnli6t bsriorea. Der unqliidlid,s
iun9e Maun mar 8e3muagen, bic WiA
ittdr : @drriere. bic er gepG6lt bate,
auf3u9e6en, neil feline S26traft our4
N}tB6anOiunq Seiten5 ro6er Same
raoen I6Der gelitten 6atts.
SIN SUM- trat &enTeI in 8sR 9oina
ein uno T6on 2Infane5 Sult muBte en-
p19en 2tugenleiOen8 i'm 2a3oret0 bez
hduOelt psroln. 2leltere &anRraOen
Aatten i'm in fein2m 3slt ge3pun9en,
gu i6rem 9erguii9en ouf Den &opf 3u
iie6sn t0a6ei er6jslt er, o6 3uFGlIta
ooer a6Ii6tlih, einen SuBtritt in bas
8sTi4t, unO baS reAta 2ju8e nuroe
b'rlsBt. SpGter 5pung man i6n, eiz
nen 20ffSl 5a6usco : Saucs efn3uns6s
men. Die 6renneube 5luTi9fsit per4
urIa4te einen 9uT.snanFa4 unb Elm
Sbeil Der Sauce purDe iiber Iein Sus
fbentu6 beri6uttet. Seine 8einiger
le9ten Damn bd5 sud- dl5 8er6an6
auf OaS oerleBte Qluge unb Die 4fefz
fer Sauce DerurTa9ts cine f8Iimme
@nt3iinCung oe5 2(uQea. Bp6snldna
muBte Der Yltient i'm $0oTpitQl 6leia
ben, un0 taum mar er not6OIrftig
pieoer 6ergeIielf, als feline 9eirigar
tp;eOer ii6er i6n 6srfislen. 0jesmaE
muBte er cine QroBs M}enge &ei5, 3pet
gsfO4te @o6lt0pfe unb 63 BfIaumsn
Binunterpijrgen. 'S6IRBGib 3pang
man i6n gum nGa9tin9" (Rniebeuge
ouF ben 6uBTpiBsn uno 6ieTe 3ors
tur muBts er 1872 W}al unau38aIeBt
burGma6en, 6i5 er in Srdmpfen 3uz
Eammen6ra6, TIN oas St06nen 6ts
QermFen gu eriiden, mari man eins
3tds itber fein @2Tt9t
Die OurA ben 5u5trilt pnO bic Ga4
bo5co Sauce psrurIa6te 2(uQensntz
3inOun9 oerI6Iimmerte 5i6 6alo Oas
rauf cine Operation Eputoe porgez
nommen, 6ra6te abtr feline 6eifung.
@dleBtj6 muBte Der iun9eMann pes
gen 3une6m:n0er 2(u8enI6pdbe bic
&risg5i6ule psrLoRen. 8enFel TT elm
SO6n Oes berItor6eren 06erTten 8enz
Isl, zines @eR 8ointer, Der i'm 5.
8unbe5 2(rtiGerje 8sginent BEN
8irgertrieg mjtma6te. 8GbrenO oss
Tpanifdb - amerjtanif6ea 9rieg's
Diente Der jun9e aenTl in @ompagnie
9 Oe5 l. I6peren 2lrtiQerie He9i4
ment5 BON MoHa6uIett3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10

ga6e peber I60n. nod erTprteBlif
pGre, Gmma'5 2lu5fUbrung ging eiz
nem ;6rer 3u6Drer. einsm M(anne, Der
Tid O'Rpurle nannte, gegen Die Ia9
tur, unb na6bem i6m 6as Mort a.
pGbrt porben, erflGrts sr emp9atiT4,
boB ni6t ale 2eute nit emma iiberz
einitimmen uno bic 8eputirli@feit in
0ieIer 8elt audi i6r @us8 BABE. 0ja
3u60rsr gebDrten gu 5ipei 0r;tteIu
Dem n5arten" @sIhIe6t an, unO lie
5Ossrten ni6t, bic Gsonerin - man
rer5ei6e bo5 barte 0ort = ge6i6reao
mi GhnfnTnhs an hani:Een
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Sns Sefinben bes erfranftrn Gr@PrGs
fiDenten' 6arriinu.

Subianapoli-s, Snb,, 8,
Mdr3. = Sn Dem 8ef::nben bes err
franftsn Gr 9rdiibnten Benjamin
SarriIon, Der an elmer Compilation
Der @rippe unD Sntercpfal Neurulgie
(3pi6enrippennerpen) leibet, mar
beule Morgen cine gelinbe 8efruno
einqetreten. Der 8atisnt bat e:ne
aismlih quite geodt ge6abt unb Die
S6mtraen Ri Den 2tnfdlsn babsn nnz
ter Der Gr5tli6en 8eRanoTung no4gsz
lai1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Gnniul 6nl's 6eimfchr.

e out ga m ? ton, 8, W}6t8. =
Din 9orb Deg n2fmerioan 2iners"
.9lep Oort, peiasr 6suts BON 6ier
nad 0ep gprf atfd6rt, bsf9noet F4
6r. Qoel6ert 8. 9op, Der So6n O:5
Staats : SefrttGr3 9QD uno Triibsrer
amer:funif6er &pnIul in 8rstor.a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
G5iraguer 8auber.

G6icuQp, g. N}Gr3. - 9rei
fre4e 8anoiten iu6tsn Q6enoS Die
8e6auTunq oeS m;Qipnanre:9en 8ofz
fee6Gnblers 0tQiam Mc2Quq6lin in
g}r. 81, 3uT6ItraBe. 6eim. Sn einem
8u9gD faman |ie angeTa6ren II. ma4z
ten in Der RG6e Der Mc2aug6tin'f6em
@p6rung 6alt. 0Gfrenb 3nsi Dor
Dem 5auTe 8o6e 6istten. gelan9te Den
Nnbere nit 9ulFe BON Rd3T8liiFeln
in Oa5 Snnere un0 I&lia Ii4 unper~
merit in Die oberan WofnrGume; bic
5amilie ToB in5piI6en 6si'm N6erbz
efen. 3ufdQig 9ing ein 9auSmdoz
den no4 o6en unb Tab Den Gin6re6ers
Der IOfort Elm 6erIter in einem 8Ors
oer3immar 0fFrete. I'm DDm 8artOn
aug an elmer SGule 6era63ugleiten.
2(uF bic 6UiTeruTe o28 MGo9en5 elite
5rebertd W}c2oughIin, ein Go4n 6s5
MiG;ondr8, 5srbei uu6 noltte an Der
6au5thure ben Gin6rader a6foi7en.
Die bejbsr .anoeren 84u5ar, bic uuf
Der StraBe @a6e 6ielten, feuerten
9ebolberT4uFe auf ben iungen W2ann
ob, I'M i6n gu barI6eu6en, bO6 6ielb
er mut9ig aus unD padte ban Gin6res
der. Gin ber5peiFslte5 8ingen snt5
itar6, unb Mc2aug6lin'5 @2gner
fu6ta BON Teinem 8eboL5er 8e6rau4
gu ma6sn. tpuroe a6sr our6 einen
5ouRf8toQ nisoer8eTtreft, S6nell
griFF Der juage Mann na6 bsm 8oz
bolper Des 8anoitan unb Feusrte mefz
rare SGUfe u6. 9}un l;eFen bic 6eiosr
brauBen Ts6enben GGu6er oabor.
fpranoen in ba8 8uggD uno Tu6ren
bic GtraBs 6;na6; i6nen folgEe, 10
T6neG er fauFen fornte, Der Dritta ina
8unbe, Der irrqe Mc2auq6lin,
fem S6nd9er General If. .. 5arz
bin ur0 me6rsre 3ir9er eiit2n BEN
TtIftljn8an na6. Dim ,2iacolnz
Bart "8outabarb urb OntdrioFraBe
mo5tn dc 3Gu6er IN bam 8uqQp
6on unO nartet:n cSf5r3n augens
T4ain.:6 psrpunoetaa 8amaroben,
ben Fi2 76neIf in ben WoQen 6o6:n II.
neiter Fu6rer. 0urd FortfpG6rer6e
Tebo(DerT8GFe fieGsn Fe o;e Gar7otz
ger 3uriid unb entfaman f6GsBt;6.
8gt Dem Qor8en 0prFal tieb Fb audi
nic1+ Elm 8Dli3iit b[ider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
6Oc. Senetian Sud- fir 4Sc.

@tpa so Slide bo6feines @enetiun
Sud-, 38 3pG brett, in 6elie6ten Sriibz
ia6rs 5ar6en, GATOR, grau, mobe,
reIeod, cardinal, etc; reguldr 6Oc. Die
OarO. Montaa ............ 48e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
$1.25 SruabclUtbs fir s5c.

9ra6tpoGs Nustpa6l BON sIegantem
engliI9em 8roabelot6, fir ySoiIor
mube" Sriibja6rs @pFiiime; in so
belie6ten 5ar6en. 8epO6nli9 fir 81
unb $1.25 bic Oarb berfauft. Mon=
tqa 85c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Csc. Granit.Sncf) fir 45c.

Cine pra9tboGs @uspa6l gan3
tpo[lenes @ronit Sud-, 40 3oG Brett,
in alien pppuldren Sriibju6rs 5arz
ben. @nftatt 65c., Quspobl amMonz
tag Observation-Disclosures. 45c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Sri 0erIonen nmaefnmmen.

Dallas, Ser, 9. Mdr8. = Sin
Sornabp 5erf0rte beute bus Staotz
den @ills point On Der rSeras%Paz
ciFic=8abn." GS Tinb tpeniQifsns so
perTpRn @tDbtet iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
21eue f6war5e 2Saaren.
Giniae Soesinlit1ten.

.@rtruQuolitdt gang prllener eng
lif6er G6epiot, gef4rintt, 38 3oa
brett; regufGr 80 Gents bic garo.
Spe5feQ fir Montug ........ 33c
Gina so Slide gang polene franz
35IiIte f9par5e Guape be gb;ns. 50
3o4 brett. @ahre 90 Genis Qualiz
tdt; Mpntag .........39 39c
% StIde feline gang ponene faiparz
&c @NpcOrb Nrmures, 42 3oQ brett;
ME unter rs Genis b,s 85 Gents bsr@
fault. Sin @s.sgsn6sitstaufgiebt lie
S6nen Waontog fir ..... Soc
Seine i41pqr3e fran3OiiIt. Souls.
40 3pQ bDsit; reguIGr 80 &ents ne
Yar0. cSpe3Rn Montag fir 29c
l@legante i4par3e Mlo6air : Siclz
lion, 48 30lG brett; ii6l;6sr 9srtauf9@
preis niemafs un!er 80 &ents Die
guro. NlOntag ~..:..... 49c
2upin's berIhnts fron30IiFde
fApar8e Nun's 8eiIina poGs 46 3pG
brett. &0nnen unberspO ni9t unte-
81 defduft peab&n. W2ontda :. SOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
2leue Ssrii6ia6rs-SeiNe.

qartie Gorbeb 6ubutaies, sben dn@
geIangt, in 3orten G4attirungen bon
roia unb tpeiB, 6lau uno psiB, rsieoa
uno tpe;B, gruu uno neiB uao gang
peiB. Die beibe bieier :mportirten
'S&be, bic qetp06nia9 so @ent8 BE
Yaro 6ringt, Montag fir. .37!c
'S60ne farbige Glsps BE- G6ine in
populdriten 6uiibio6rs : 'S6ott.runz
gen unb f4par5; ie6r ielten fsIbit gu
81 bic garo. W}ontog ....... .75c
G:ne populate 9foDiidt in 8eau De
SDgnie bic gepiini6ten 5arben Iino
6Nr uno toitan Mpntag ....... .75c
8sife i4par3e SoFfstu @etDe, 18
3ou brett, i6tper unO tniIternO; reguz
Idr 90 Sens bic garo. Wontog. .45c
Prd6tooQe forbige 8eau be Sp:r,
in oQsn S8attirungen uno i6par3.
Spe3ieG W}Oniag ........... 79c
Seine IGpur3e SaTfeta Seioe, 27
3OQ brett; fs6r fart unb gldn3enb;
reguIdre 81 0uafHGI, Moatag CSC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Oag @fllnhtIhiff -Nrennna

= IUa NNFUN4TWETT rN+tIUW ~
bon W}dnila nd4 ben Ser. Gtaoten
beoroert tporOen uno piro am /. Wfat
bort a6fa5ren. 2ln bsTen StalIe pirb
ba8 nsue S4lu6tI6ifF ,g8iscpnIin"
bortfiu a58s4en, TO6alO es fsrtig ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10

bel rubt, Die @usFGnbigen 6sT6tOIs
fen 6eute, li9 auf tetnen GompromiB
etn3ulafen uno ben 8ampf NIT al!sn
erlQu6ten Mittein gu Gn0e gu fiiRrsn.
3a6lrei4e S9tfFe liegen fuIfp8 an
i6ren Piers- 8pn 9poB6ritannien Il.
Spanien tft ben Gtritsrn bsreitS I'm
tsrItiiBun9 in 4uSf6t 8ets[It.
Sultau in boppelteu q D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
6Oc. Satiite unb gllbatruR fir 39c.

@s fnb btes bic populdrFlen Der anz
f6miegenben Sriibia6rsIioffe. 2lGe
S6attirungen i'm 4Rortiment, ein>
f4lieBfia rpFa, 6eGbluu. roie, reTebu,
belio, Gator, ETC.; regulGr 6Oc. Die
garb. Monta9 ............ 39c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Geab's beriibmte SansSomne Sig,

Sine bcIonbers fd0ne Qtu5nabl in
8eab's 6erii6mteu 2onbs ones, o:e
SsnIation Der @aNon, in neuen 6rii6z
ia6rs 5arbsn. Differ iuper6e Seiz
banfoff lit fir Srag6arteit garunbirt.
Montag ................. $1.25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Soc. o(t(as.splic(s fir 27Ic.

@ttpa SO @tiide fsiner Ntla5z@oz
liels, 80 3oq brett, in gend6lten 6arz
ben BON gruu, lo6Farbig, GATOR, belio,
rOFe, reF'oa uno I6par3. Reguldrs
SOC. Waare. Montug fir .273c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
&egen In Scras.

y Uallo 8, Ser, 8. Wadrs. = De-
Pei9en aus 5srreG. Ser, melben, ,bab
bort Der i9psrTfe, is 6efannte Reqenz
fan 6euts 0a4mittug sintraF. Ser
fel6e gli4 einem Wolfen6ru6. 9tpei
Mdnnsr erfrnnfen unO ale 6lufe tra=
ten aus i6rsn ufsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
glide ri 3
q R0[Se 6.
Sfr. 25 m,to 27, SS*>Serim9tonsStr.
sttBerorSemttt6e spestatitatem lit
llcuen Triibia6r8= @Qoren
2lene far6i9e eSfeioerfofe.

Sin EXTRA Spe3ia[ Bargain in
gang tpolIenem Gobert Sud-, SO 3olI
brett. 9raue, orforb, 6luue unD
braune Meltrungen; Gberaq fir SOC.
bic garb Derfauft. Montag. 80. 29c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
Nene gaanprujcftc iiuh borbereitet.

Gan Gron5isco, 9. MGr3.-
Bring @ngsb;tidoFF, Der auf osr 8afe
na8 Peteraburg aus G6ina bier elm
getroFFen iIt, 1T Elm 8ertreter beg ru7z
Iii6en 5inan3 U}infferg 6errn Don
Witte unb @ertrauens Q9:nl bon
2ioOlf 3ot6fem. bem groBan ruff
i6en 6iran3manne unb @:ien6Q6nz
gri;n6er. Sc b:iBt, er ii6er6tnge osm
rafIii6sn @iienbo6n Ufiniiter, 6ijrIt
g6ilfotp, bic Pfdns fir neue rufiJIte
go6nlinien in G9ina. psl6e 8er6mz
oung nit Der fi6it;Iden 3rana6insIiz
ifea 8aBn uRo oer manDI4urii6en
@ifenba6nbstri16e psrben io1:n.
5iirIt @nge6iti6off lit T, 3. BON Der
ruTiii4sn 8egHrung oem Sta6s bsg
@rofen @aloerIee 5ugeff2iG uno BE-
fin6et Fi4 isBt oaf Der 8Ifre;fe na8
2uBfarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10

Gin u9tflflcr" 9atisnt fam feline
8nOdsn i'm 9afdentud mitns6z
msn. - r9srman;c" uno n9raf
DolOsries" nod ni6t efag:trOffen,
- Cine 2abenzWamIeu miro
6dl6e MinionGrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10
nbe bete &rteg g.
0ebef den.

2onbon, 9, Mdr3. - Sn off
5islfen &re;fen 1T mon u6er ben Son
Der PreBbepeI6sn BON bier Ie6r beunz
ru6igt. G5 tpirb ouf ba5 Gmp6a>
tii6ite berIi6ert, boB Der Snbalt berz
iel6en phne isbnebe gedriinOund 1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-10

Sin frI6erer &apstt in gGsf poinH
b3inabe ge5lenOet. - S4nere5
@u9enIeioen iufplge pon UliBa
6anDlunq.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22

The "gentleman'' crook who is al
legged to haye walked out Of the front
door of the Vergennes Farmers Bank
in the daytime with $4,000 Of other
peoples money on his back, will have
an opportunity to square himself with
the United States grand jury this week.
Everybody is said to have sympathy
for the alleged embezzelr except
those who lost money. The sympa-
thizers may have occasion sometime
to see the folly Of their present posi-
tion and will come to believe with the
losing stockholders, that no matter in
what garb he may be clothed, or to
what extent he may have imposed
upon the confidence OF the people, "a
thief's a thief for a that"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
The "Needle's Eye"

A lady writes to me and asks what
is really meant by the needles eye"
in the parable of the rich man. l re-
member reading somewhere that 1t was
the smallest ga0 that gave entrance
to the walled city of Jerusalem and
that loaded camel had to be stripped
of its burden and bend its knees to
squeeze through. And so rich man
had to give up his riches and come
to his knees before he could enter
heaven. 1t was just one of the thou
sand proverbs that adorned the moral
nations. The writings of job and Solo
mon and Confucus and Mohammed
abound in them.
In the Koran is found this proverb,
"rhe impious man will find the gates
Of heaven shut, and he can no more en-
ter than a camel can pass through a
needles eye.' There is another in
the Koran which says. You will never
see palm tree of gold nor an elephant
pass through needles eye" These
proverbs simply meant that it was i'm
possible. Strange to say, the world
tas long since quit making proverbs.
All proverbs have come down to lis.
even such as "A rolling stone gathers
nc moss" 'Poor Richard" left us a
few, such as "A penny saved is two
pence gained. Bill Arp in Atlanta
Constitution.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
Like the Rest of Us.

"GeCge, dear" she said a night or
two bGore the wedding, do you think
1t possible that our love and our mar
ried lif, can become the commonplace.
coldly PRACTICAL love and life of the
marriedpeople we see around us? Oh,
George, my heart would break if l
thought 30"
But i, will not be So" said George
passionatly. I'VE love each other too
tenderly, 100 fondly for that. Our love
is not of the ordinary kind, my darling.
and our lives will not be SO. All, no.
no. my angel; that can never be-"
And the othe. day she said: II say,
George, how would you like pork for
dinner with apple sauce! You would?
All right, then, and don't you forget
that feeding bottle for the baby or III
send you back after it, and mind that
you don't keep diner waiting"
And he. with falling off Of the
passion Of ten years ago. replied: IAN
right, Lou, and | wish you'd sew a
button on the back part of those strip
ed trousers of mine You'll find them
hanging over clnir in our room
Don't have the pork as dry as last
time, and you watch the baby's cold.
That watering of the eyes looks like
measles to me-. Goodby."- S
Magazine
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22

A commercial traveller. WAUse wife is
one of those WoAlnli WHO borrow troil.
be indiScrinina teiy. had occGsisn to
make a trip cast.
HIS Wife WAS wy anxious hout
him and felt certain that he wuld
fall victim to SMALLPOX. which was
reported to he prevalent III the ely to
which he WAS going. She begged him
to carry a little lump Of asafctith in
his pocket to ward off contagion.
Naturally he objected and positively
refused to be made the permanent
abode of such persistent odor.
When he came home from his trip,
he said to his wife:
ut is wonderful, the power of the
imagination. Why, don't you know,
imagined that l smelled asaftida
the whole time l was gone"
1T wasn't imaginatio at ALL" piet-
ly replied the willy little woman. II
sewed a bit of asafetida in the cor
ner of your coat before you vent
Scimitar.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
WOndefful Eiah.

Assuming that we are walking on
the ocean bottom at the depth of over
mile, we move cautiously along in
water icy cold and suddenly are con-
fronted with blaze of light and find
ourselves in field Of light givers.
Imagine a cornfield with stalks from
two to four feet in height, the tips
cleaning with light and waving gently
to and fro. Such an appearance the
fields Of umbellularia present.
Above this forest Of living lights
strange and weird fish are passing
which we recognize as forms that have
been dredged from great depths by tie
Albatross, the Challenger and others.
One, the cliasmodon, dashes by emit
ting light from it's own body. and. won-
der of wonders! we see it seize fish
five times It's own bulk and draw it.
self over it like a glove. lis jaws by
a special arrangement separate, and
the mouth is a cavern of india rubber
like possibilities A similar fish, mala-
costeus, is If rich black velvet hue,
and as it pDises we see upon its head
two large lights. One emits golden
light, the other throws out titful green
rays which have some hidden mean
ing in the economy of nature Some
of the fish seem to be literal mouths.
Such is the eurypharnyX, or pelican
fish. The mouth is enormous, the bones
OF the jaw being attached to the skull
by movable joints. so that 1t has enor-
mons mowers of Observation-Disclosures
Charles L. Holder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion of four room school house
on Woodchuck Knoll, Barre. VT, will be
received by the City School Commission
ers until five o'clock on Tuesday, May q,
1901, at the City Engineers Office in the
City Hall. Separate proposals will be
received for the main building end the
heating, ventilating and plumbing accord
ing to the plans and specifications which
may be seen at the City Engineers Office
on and after Friday, May 10, 1901. The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
24-35 B. w. HOOKER, Clerk.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22

The regular army officers are max
ing determined and united effort to
abolish the anti.canteen law at the
next session of congress. The TELE-
GRAM has always believed that the
cause Of temperance and morality in
the army is better sustained under
the canteen system than it is with
out it. Still, allowances must be
made for all the conditions when one
is forming an opinion regarding the
matter. 1t was stated in yesterdays
dispatches that according to the
statements of the commanding officers
at Fort Sheridan and Fort Smelling
the abolition Of the canteen had
wrought great Generalization in the
ranks of the soldiers, that the
guard house had never been so
full before, that the court mar
tial had been called out many times,
and the number of assertions are in
creasing at a terrible rate. ALI these
allegations may be true, and to a GER
tain extent they probably are, but in
giving credence to any picture OF the
as it is drawn by the officers
it must be borne in mind that many
of this latter class reap rich harvest
from the canteen system and they are
consequently supposed to be, some OF
them at least, prejudiced in its favor.
They have all the advantage of so
manipulating affairs as to make their
side of the question appear practi.
cable and it must be expected that
they will use the same. Many good
cause has been lost by an unwary
class of promoters, or by those who
overdo their work. viii it be so in
this case?
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
A Loud Whistle,

A clergyman in Scotland desired his
hearers never to call one another
liars" but when any one said 1.-The
thing that was not they ought tc
whistle.
One Sunday he preached a sermon
on the parable of the loaves and fishes,
and being at loss to explain it said
the loaves We're not like those nova
days-they We're as big as some of the
hills of Scotland.
He had scarcely pronounced these
words when he heard loud whistle.
"Wha's that cas- me a liar|'
"It is |, Willy Macdonald, the baker"
well, Willy, what objection ha' We
to what ha' told your"
None, sir. only want to know what
sort Of ovens they had to bake those
loaves hi?