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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Hr. 524, IorO : TrOntItraBe, bate
S. unD Soften gu berappen tpegen
t6Gtli6en 4ngrtffs uuf Soiepb gee
BON Rr. 1859, RiperfiOe@&O
@inbru9e unb 0teb d f.
Ie. = 6rn. Gbnaro $. SOnes bon
Ir. 18, Noro 2afelpoOb : 4penue,
puroen am 6rsitag in ben @erten
Der STANDARD Mfg. So. an Der 9amz
burgItraBe 3pei Ringe gum Bertbe
BON 500 geito6Ien.
Sri. SbereIe O'gaeiG, MobiItin, bon
gfr. 228, Norb : 9oparOftr., tpuroe
bon einem ungebIi6en 4genten elmer
Mpos : 3situng UNI Den Subitrips
t~ionsprei5 fir bic ,3eitung fir Elm
babies Sd6r, 81, 9eprelIt. Ser 9ers
ausgebsr Der 3eitung tbeilte Der 9as
me na36er auf 8eFragen nit, er babe
feinen Ngenten in Baltimore.
Charles Beers pon Nr. 400, Norbz
goppIetonItraBe, min in Der Na4t
oom M}ittpo8 in frObIt8er 6rauens
@eIelf9aft i'm n8abbitt : 9Otel" an
Der Neit : GamOentraBe UNI $33 be-
rau6t porOen fein.
Rad 9en 90 +. - Pen1Mtar
1T i'm 6ommer Bel 6eiBem @etter Elm
beIiebter Qtufent6alt. Spe3iaI3iige
geben tdgli6 Inn 9.5 9ormittag5 pom
6tuen { 9abn6ofe ab, unO bic RunOs
fabrt toftet fir Grlpa9Iene 81, nGbz
renb &inoer unter II Sa6ren III so
Gents gu be3d6Ien brau9en. Reiers
pirte SiBe t0nnen obne @~rtragebiibr
am Sage Dor Der 5ubrt in g&r. 215,
DIT : 8aItimOreitruBe, erIangt pers
ben.
Sn traurtger Gage Der
8aui6reiner Sobn Gourtneb BON gr.
II, GatonzNbenue, ipurOe geItern benz
Boli5eiri6ter i'm mittIeren Stations
bauie auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING Dorges
fi6rt, 5rpei anbsren 8auI9reinern,
G6arIeg Mpres pon g1r. 1884, Qfbz
lamb Ibenlte, unb 6enrp 9intel BON
glr. IL, Sitz9amburgzStr., S9reis
nerperf3euge 9eftp6len 3u Raben.
Gourtnep 9eftano ben 9iebita6l Elm,
CAB dber gu Teiner Gnt14ulOigung an,
baB Die Notb i'm ba3u g~etrieben; er
babe cine trunte 5rau uno bret feline
&inber gu 9au1e unO Ri6ts gu effen
gebabt, dls Dor breiWp6en Der Strife
angeorDnet porben lei. Striteunterz
1tiiBun9 babe er ni6t befommen, UNI
10 babe er 1t9 an ben Dert3eugen feiz
rer Mitarbeiter bergriffen; er babe
1925 fir bieiel6en erbulten. DIE
@Dre8 unb 9intel iaben, OdB es Elm
College bon Der y8aui6reinerzl1niOn
92r. 900" mar, peI6er lire Wert3euge
an ii6 genommen, baten tie ben &dbi,
bic ACKNOWLEDGING nieOer3uI6lugen,
tpeI8em GrIuden b~erieI6e audi no4=
fam. Sm 6auptquartier Der Union
Ir, 900" ipuroe fpGter cine GoIettt
fir Gourtneb beranitaltet.
8rannte nieber. - Setter
Ibenb I'm 6 ubr brannte bic 8uils
forbzQ z8riide CUR 4bpe6sIunt
fpieoer einmaI. 6unten aus elmer
2otomotiOe Der n9enniDlOoniaz8a bn'
perurfa9ten ben Brand, pel9er por
Der @priBenSgompagnte gr. Is &c:
l0i6t nurOe. Der S4uoen lit unbes
Deutenb.
*** Oie ,4rbeiter : 2ieOertofeI'
beranitatlet beute einen &u5flug mad
6uber'S 9arf an Der NnnapOltSs
8oao. Set Wo4en bat Elm tii6tiges
Gomtte fleiBig fir Oieies Set @orbe:
reitungen ~getroffen, uno eS ite9en oa:
Der alien 3%6eiGnebmern genuBrei4t
| St1tnhpn in 9(1t6fint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
NnttiOms>M n5ei9en.
George 3. Sonnenp, gnfUalt,
Nr. 223, ct. Qaul=Strabe.
NahlnRnertpnlterS =Nerfauf

%tpertbboaen S4uh : Jdbrttattonsgez
f9dfts bes p%eritorbenen @uitupe
S. 2libt in CIR. 8, Norb=9 reene=
StraBe.
araft zines GrGaHss Osg Neutrality-suspicious. Der StuOt
Baltimore piro bic unter3ei6uete gta6laBperiualtes
rim am 3 onntrta g, Den Z. Iu9uit 1902, 90r=
mittues 10 ubr beQiunenO, als CUR Gabrifation bon
feinen S6ubeH osbrautteu Wluibiucn, etHi6lieBli3
gBcbfter @uffing Mai5ius, MEt&up Ndbmai6tne,
6uden rSurniibsr" unO r@ruibsptaibius, r9olUcr=
Gable" nit s Mai6insn, cltttrii6er Motor bon 2
Naturalization, Motor BON ] 9ferOtfrait, Qeriorir=
Mai6iue, S6nsios=Rai6iue, rSbattin9" unO
Betting" fcrusr Materioiisn, eini3liebli3 5ugc=
f6nittcasr Soblsn, 2aoentii6t, SeiOe, 2eOsr ETC.,
Qeiiten, Dies" uno Muftcr aui Otfsutli6sr auttlou
an Srt uno STEELE bcrfuufen.
Gsrncr Misunderstanding, beittbcuo aus Drill
l,r's eiicrnsm GsIoibrant, Sbrtibtii6cn etc. uuO
Sairbant's Qlattform=g8aagsn.
9srtauis=Seoinguugsn 8Gar.
2ucp s. aibt,
Observation-Disclosures.
9attiion & 8aban,
(205,8 s, l0,4,5,S,0 auftiOnutortu.
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NntnnOrl19tUn
bon @arpIanr.
Union Trust Building,

SbarlcS' uan 0Gpctre'Strdfe.
capital unn cberi6uG.-...Sl.25O. 900
Gibrt elm u10smeinss sar'= aHO 9rEf=gts
(6dft.
Srti 9rOsent 3iuisn t,;obft auf SiIaRlsn.
| bi, auf Gbsds as3ogsn iptrrtu.
3eits0epOftsn III i~ptlielea Gtatta aastrcm=
men.
Gpar<Dspdrtefaert.
G~inluosn i'm Spar , Sspart;meat. BEN 9es
p66uli6su SparbaHtsHs oulationtn uuttrposs
fen, erpiinibt. s Qroisut 3inisn b:1lblt.
Side GOmpaenie it Elm 9si:sIi3ss Sepoftos
rum fir 6onog in SGnOtn bon Srufteeg rorr
S~efameHtss Q oQtrtdsrn, iOipit ale 6taats= unS
Ginbrs8trF8u. @rpDl6s, Rdtss 81 so Bis
$50. 90 pro 5dbr.
George RIatifone, MiIce Rbits, r..
YrdfosHt; BicesBrGf.;
GbarIss Z. Grane, Ridbare 8. Sefimau,
q. BicesYrdf.; setr. uno SddSm.
G~retutipsG pmite:
Gelion Berlin, Seymour MlanotlboulH,
Msslep W. Glsr. Grntt :. 2ndbt, IT.,
6. 9. Suntine. (auqlAl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
FIRST CALL.

1000 ltnjttO 8oilDaps nt.................. 70A
1000 scabOarO 10 Sabre
2OOO COLORADO IL. @resnoias 1...............11915
1000 Bcpr9ia II. alabama Goni. 5cr........Il2A
5000 Cotton Guct A
1000 IorfoIt IL. Carolina 5tr................120B
100 SeaboarO Com. 27A
200 eeaboaro Som. 27k
1850 etuboarO Som. Is
1890 StaboarD Rio. IS
80 StabodrO Rib. +5A
100 Seu6ooro nib. 4Ss
10 Goniolio. @as 20
p atlantic Gouit Qine. .170l5
50 alabama Goal anO aron QjO.......... So
- alabama 6Oul anO arOu GOm.......... 25A
d alabama Goal unO 5ron 6Om.......... $50
% Baltimore 3ruit .3l21a
10 Iortbern Central ......................12t
45 Cotton IHtf 0
100 Cotton 3utt 9h
1 NpltbA IN ~
% Cotton 7uct....,..........."...... 9b
p Cotton 0utf or
45 plarplan0 Gaiualtp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
5 MarplanO GaiuaIt0 ........".."...... 55H
5 Marplano Gaiualto ................... IS
10 Continental Sruit ...................215
1O1llnion Sruit IS
% Union Eru)t 6A
10 international Gruit ................l3SB
20 Snt:ruatjonat IruI ..................138h
20 international Iruit ...................I38
6 56irO Natioull @nuf. 1881
Rntirungen in Baltimore.
etaotg.e sturitattn. ocb. 9cl.
9trginia 2.3tr GtnturgJ ............ ..... 963
Gas 2 ciurttdttn.
GonioIiO. @as. gfticu ............". 20 70A
9ant=aftitn.
Citizens gotionaI @anf....-....... 80 52h
3ationat Gr6anpe @anf...."...... 1913 15
Rat;onul mt8units' Rauf............ 3l% 32E
NatiOnal Linton 9ant Of MorplusO.. 1I8 I20
9ruit.afcu.
Mtrcantih 3rit anO 2tpOiit Co., l66 100
8eriiaerunQssattien.
6irtmtn'5 22h q
Some Sire ..... 10
Nar0Iauo Size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a 3A
Observation-Disclosures.
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girbfntters unn strubpreiIe.

6olgenDe5 iinD Die auf ben itaatz
Ii6en Waagen fir 9eu, @trob Ii. T.
~. geitern er3ielten Preifie:
0efIi9e 9eunaage.
6eu. - 5imot6p, SIS bis SIG,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, 9emii4te5, $14
bis $15 pro Some.
@trob f. - @ei3enitrob, So, Rogz
genItro6, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
@efIi9e 5eunuuge.
5eu. - 3imot6p, $13 Bis SIS,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemiI4te5. $12
Bis $14 pro Some.
Stro6. - 8ei3enitrob, Sc big
So, 8og9enitrOb, $12 Bis $14 pro
Some.
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s.-9ie beuttge Utats3utu9r
betrug 1876 8ui6el; @erianot bon
ben G~lepatoren 562 8uf4el; @leoatoz
renz8oratb 2O,512 8ui4el.
6sutirp Shlubrate.
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Steaengeinde

St~tIGteeiub:
Gin Bidder iu6t Stfls dlg brittle Sano. Nats
b"ufrueen in Rr. 1884, Gootte=Strabe. C2S-9
SteIItQeiu6:
Gin Bruobdder iu6t SteQung ds afpeits ootr
brittle 6unp. Ra15ufrugen in Gr. $50, siiosgSOiics
Strdbe. CAi-S)
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Weidaits>0 elegenbeiten.
Ru ~foerFQufeu:

Cine qutae6tnbe ulte @jrtbi5aft pt9eu Sez
ID ftgocrGnpcrung. Bran %GOrelfre: rs. y. %"
Expedition oieies glattts. C2oo-Sl
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9arlcben AMI MDbeln.

SnrIcHeH nHT WtUUeIHs
Rtu.r, Itibtsr, LANCER RidJabIungs plan, tie
folder bon ionft NiemanOtm %Ofierirt nirO. Gui
bic 3eit zines Sabres, tpenn sic ss piiniben.
Refine fulibsn 8tripre6uHosE in ben 3eitunQsn en-.
Refine 3inisnsEaten a~ugtjtiO!, nm Sit IRE lu
fiibrtn, bod psrDsu Sbntn ale 9ortbsile %esbottn,
ipel6e anotre pftsriren. Ra6SuiragcH i'm @iirsau
Der ,9otomut 9Oan Guarantee 6Ompanp," 3immsr
Rr. 5, r9ant bon @oltimores"9tbiuoe. Ode 9altis
morts uno Ct. Qoul= Strabs. (Rop. Is. 9.&S.1S
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@e1trtae S6!uRrate:

OelIII8e SW!uBIuIR.
SiibIi4er petBer ..--70
Siiolider gelber LIT
Safer. - Seutige 6afer3ufu6t
1867 8uT6el; aus ben Glepatoren 3uz
riifge3ogen 3O05 8uf4el; GIebatOz
rem : 8orratb 48,2O5 8u76sl. gers
fault nurbe Elm DuggOn 3uriidgepiez
Iener i'm @efGngniBbofe gu 81.
6ertiae ShLlbrdte:
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StntS gu ofrfduten
penn ioiott ~osrfauft has Spite uno So9Irs
baus Rr. 355, goroz6aGbert.Strubs. 9a63ufra9sn
in Nr. Ga, Siz9dltimorezStr. t99-2l2)
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0runoeigentbnm III nerfanfen.
TorefsYarf.

grd6tiqs grunOftiifs uuO Cottages unter leidtsn
gcOinqunQeu gu osrtauien. Cottages auf 9sfeaun9
osbaut. Yoor& 6 lie, ageHten, llOl Union
Srut Building. (aprll2O,l oo-)
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Sfrlamgt.- Miauner fno Gnabem
Serlangt int MQaemeinen.
Seuti4es Nrbeits : gfa9Detiungsz
Riiredlt.

Gr. 2l9, 6iio.sb arps 5traBs, uuter Der @uif%t Der
sSsuti6en @elsui6ait.1- Sisiehtgcn, tuelde Oeuts
i6s @anOpertts, arbsitcr unD 9itnhtOten 8u be-
i6dfti9en lpiinid,sn, molten i9 psri6nli& oosr in
f~rantirten 9risftn on ben sleentsn Der @eitaiba1t.
9 obnnu o. Meper, SIR. 2l9, Su0=Sborps
Strube, ~tpsnosH, DtI3er unsntUsIt!ib ausfuntt srs
Ibtileu miro. l3an28,lSl
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*** Die .Nrbeiter : 2ieOertafeI"
be~ranItatIet beute einen Gusflug na4
9uber'5 9art an Der @nnapOliSs
8ooD, Seit Do6en bat elm tii4tigeS
Gomite fleiBig fir Oisfes Set 9orbez
reitungen getroffen, uno es itebsn oaz
Der alien S6eiGnebmern genuBrei4e
StunDen in Nusfint.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
Fire Signals,

At @ meeting of Hope Hook and
Ladder Co. No. /, held on July Q,
1901, the town was divided into Fire
Districts and o Code Of Signals was
adopted In order to facilitate the locs'
ton of fires in the future. The town
was divided as follows:
District No. ALL that portion Of
tewn bounded north by Bellevue
street, west by Union street, south
and east by corporation line.
District No. All that portion OF
town bounded by Bellevue street on
the south, Union street On the west,
and corporation line on the north and
east.
District No. 3-The portion of town
lying west of Union street, and south
of Bellevue street; with the corpora
ton line as the south and west boun-
Diary.
District No. 4-Tle portion of town
bounded on the south by Bellevue,
east by Union, north and west by cor
poration line.
The Signals adopted were short taps
to indicate the district in which the
fire is located, followed by a rapid
alarm, same to be repeated until gem
eral alarm is given.
To illustrate, should an alarm be
sounded for District No. 8, first three
taps, one, two, three, followed by rap
i'd alarm, and repeat.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
Folding Range Finder.


The officers of the British army haye
been experimenting with a new range
finder, the invention of Professor G.
FORBES, Fellow of the Royal Society,
says the Scientific American. The Off.
c1al range finder at present in use by
the infantry is the mekometer, but SO
inaccurate is this instrument, and SO
exposed are the two men necessary
for its working, that it has never Teen
used in action. Professor Forbes In
his invention has overcome this great
drawback. and has devised a folding
range finder, which only requires one
man to operate it. The Forbes range
finder consists Of a six-foot folding
base, and a pair of binoculars. magni.
Tying twelve diameters. The whole in.
strument weighs three and a half
pounds. On looking through the bi.
noculars the image of d balloon fitted
with a trail rope is shown projected
on the landscape. By moving a gradu.
ated wheel the balloon appears to ad.
vance or recede, so that the trail rope
can be brought over any part or point
desired. This done, the range is read
direct off the graduation. The great
point about the Forbes range finder is
that the man who takes the range need
not expose himself, as he can do his
work hidden behind a tree or cover of
any kind. Professor Forbes demon.
strated the portability, p~racticability
and the accuracy of his instrument
while in South Africa, for he took
part in several engagements, and the
officers expressed a high opinion of its
qualities, SO that it's adoption bv The
War Office appears imminent.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

A Teutonic investigator has been
Studying the gait Of horses with the
thoroughness of research characteristic
of the great nation which is proud of
the devoted professor who gave his
whole life to the examination of the
dative case in Greek, and he has
reached the conclusion that the two
minutes trotter must inevitably come
to the front in a few years. It may be
SO. But 1t is certainly reasonable to
expect that when a mile is covered by
a trotting horse in two minutes the feat
will be accomplished in Yankeeland.
and not in Germany.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

Newspaper men In Italy viii soon
enjoy the benefits of a special law
which will regulate in a definite man
lei the conditions of their work. 1t is
Signor Luzzati, the former Minister
Of Finance and President of the Press
Association of Rome, who has taken
the initiative for that law, the DISPOSE
tion Of which had been previously ap.
proved by all the press associations
OF the country. The law imposes the
adoption of a contract for the journal.
lists and establishes, in case of the dis.
charge Of the writer's or of the ces.
sation Of the publishing of. a paper, the
following indemnities: One years sal.
ary to the chief editor, six months
salary to the managing editor, and
three months pay, at the minimum, TO,
all the other editors.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

A boy who disappeared from Rox-
bury fifty years ago died recently the
king of cannibal islands, the Mar
quesas, in the Southern Pacific. A
whaling ship on which he had taken
passage vas wrecked on one of these
islands, and the castaway survived
to become the king. 1t is given to few
men to realize to such an extent the
ambitions Of their childhood.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
The breeding of innumerable hosts OF

The breeding of innumerable hosts of
dragon flies, or devils darning needles,
as they are called by boys in some
parts Of the United States, in order
that these insects may extirpate the
mosquitoes, is now advocated in GER
tain quarters. Are we to have dragon
fly stock farms, with annual sales Of
weanlings Of the choicest pedigrees?
Alas, 1t is to be feared that, no matter
what we do, we shall have the mosqui-
toes always with us, like the poor.
Nevertheless, the swarms of these pests
can undoubtedly be lessened in num-
bers and in the evil which they work.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
Decay of British Society and Talk

Fifty years ago London society wa:
select. Conversation was an art cul
tivated most carefully. Every one ha(
to talk, and talked to the point. Poll
tics were discussed %3udiciously, ant
wornen's opinions were received with
attention. There was none of the con
tlnual chaf that now makes up nearly
the whole conversational powers O.
most people, entirely destroying rea
wit and humor.-The Rambler.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

France comes next to GA Britarn
as an owner of territory in South
Africa, her combined possessions ag-
gregating 100000 square miles; but
most of her property is in the Sahara
desert and is not very productive.
Germany, Portugal and Belgium each
hold 100000 square miles, and Spain
100000 square miles.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

In accordance with the Act of Con
gress approved July /. an order has
been issued at the Naval Academy
substituting the good old title of mid.
shipman' for naval cadet The
change is welcome. The "midship
man or mildly is a name dear te
oil boys nov IN the sea-noyel schoo-
and to all venerable, medieval or rea
eonably mature graduates thereof
NAVAL cadet was too long, solemn
fumbling and ~siow-coach. In mid,
shipman" or mildly there is some
thing dashing, rakish. gallant. sharp
proved. The water foalns around Ii
and the sun beams benevolently Of
sold lace. buttons, youth and the ad
ysztuEous heart, exclaiu,s the New
York Sun. Zip. hip, Tor Tue midds
and the mldaAlptaiteI
sM& =
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
ACADEMY
-oF TINE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,

OPELoUsAS, La.
e2aSr the Direction Of the Sisters NaxAaassaa
OF Holy Gross.
oners to young ladies every facility
ior acquiring . thorough christian 3D.
acation. Constant attention is paid 10.
nome and social culture. Lessons sxs
given in music, painting and other
useful arts. The sigters also hsys
charge OF the boys school. The oougss
OF Instruction is swo.iold-prspasaaogy
SAD Commercial. French ID taught il
ths two courses. Fer particulars. Id.
sseap s1sTnD bUPnnl0R
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
FOR SALE.

A house and lot in the town OF
Washington, La, in the square bound
ed by Carriere, Wilkins, Ewes and
Dupre. Frame building made OF
choice cypress, ceiled inside, weather.
boarded outside, 2Ox30 feet. Will be
sold cheap for cash, or part cash and
balance on time to suit. For particu.
lars apply at the Courier Office, Ope-
~lousas, La. tt
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

The latest report of the British Reg.
istrar General shows that the natural
increase in population in the United
Kingdom during the three months end
ed ON March 81 last was 95,O11. The
birth rate during that quarter was
38.1 and the death rate 1879 per 1000.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
Town Residences For Sale

In Q desirable neighborhood in Ope.
lousas, with an entire square of land.
well shaded with live oaks, magnolias,
cedars, pecans, etc., about 8 squares
from the Courthouse, s squares from
High School, 2 squares from Catholic
Church and convent. House il two
story. brick basement, 9 rooms, four
aseplaess, out-buildings, etc., ell no.
der coed fence. Will be sold cheap for
cash, % part cash sud balance Oh time
10 NR Apyly % th!s saass. u
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

In December, 1896, there were 70, TAG
horses and 4649 stables in New York
City. Now there are only 65,OS6 horses
and 1896 stables, the decrease being
due to the advent of automobiles and
the substitution of electricity for horse
power on the street railway lines.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

a Western "bronco-buster" has
broken a record by riding 1175 miles
in thirty days. A m1"rn RAILROAD
train will do it in thirty hours, buatio
won't have half as much fun on tGU
Way.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
oPRLoUsAs. LOUISIANA

a few decades ago Riverside. Cal,
was a desert, the home of the horned
toad and lizard. Irrigation has made
it the wealthiest county in the State.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

The American Chemical Journal says
that Professor Holmes has discovered
a substance which will bear the pom
derous name Of paranitrobenzoylurea-
or~thosulphonlc acid.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

An inventor has perfected a method
of cutting chilled steel with electricit,
The safe burglars have not yet organ
lied a syndicate to control the patent
and SO steel a march on the trusts.
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01
Fell Fiat.

An Indiana girl tried to soar of witt
o high musical note the other day. Du.
the parachute wouldn't work somehow
and she broke her jaw,~Memphis Com
aerc!al,
The Opelousas courier., 1902-11-01

1t was seven o'clock that evening as
a tall young man leaped from the
London train at Sonningford station.
The porter touched his cap as he rec
ognized him, for the little town was
proud of Laurence Mantell, NJ. p.
He ordered his bag to be- sent to his
fathers house, then set out to walk
d distance. The night was lovely.
the country road roek-hard under foot.
he strobe on, deep in thought. He
had not intended to visit Sonningford:
nothing had been further from his
thoughts that morning. Always busy.
he was particularly hard pressed just
now. but the words his father had
flung at him ms the train was moving
had haunted him all day. He could
think OF nothing else. At last, acting
on impulse, he had Cancelled his en-.
gagement for the evening and come
down to Sonningford.
He reached the cross roads, where
one led to his fathers house and the
other to the Yicarage. He paused for
q moment, and his eye rested on the
pillar.box-a red splash or color nest.
ling In an ivy-elad wall. He was about
to pass Oh when some thing white, If.
Ing op the ground q few yards away,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-19

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