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Between contagious revolutions and in
termittent earthquakes the West India
islands are having rather an exciting time.
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The drowning of pleasure parties out in
small boats has begun early this year.
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THE HUMORISTS.
Use for the squeaI.

New York sun.
Il see that the Chicago packers use all Of the
pig except the squeal."
why not use that in making phonographs?'
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The Clumsy Blue Pencil.

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a cent due on them"
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Telephone Calls C0Id and New,
business OaIce....2sS Editorial Roons-.--S6
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Der beutf9e 8ronprin5 6riebri4
@il6elm beging leBtsn Oienitdg fei=
men 3t~pan3igiten Geburtstag in aqer
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bam, gu pelfer du9 etli4e b0bere
Sffiaiere unb 8eumte eingeIaoen ma
rem, fanben feine ipe3isQen 5eterlid=
teiten Itatt.
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benz Observation-Disclosures Der oeutiAen
9lotte an Der irifGen 8iiite unb bat
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abgefattet.
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nd6f in Die Pfingitferien geben unO
erf am 8. Stunt pieoer 3uiammentrez
ten. Die SarifsGommiifion, pel4er
burh Die Srinfgel0 8prlage ange=
meRene @ergiitung fir lire grtra=
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3pif9en in GiBung, nm peiter iiber
ben Surif 81 6eratben, Die Nusii6=
ten auf cine ginigung 3pii6en Der
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8ulop bat IeBt6in mebrere M}ule Sc
legenbeit genommen, emp6atif4 gu err
tldren, DQB Die Regierung unter tetz
men umitGnoen ii6er Die in Der 5artfz
@orlage ent6altenen 3oGidbe 3inau5z
ge6en lperbe.
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betm @mpfang Der 0itrei4ii6en uno
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itimmt ni6t re4t gu Den INNER ptez
Der duf's gtaue auftaufenDen 8eriiA>
ten, buB RuBlano uno Seltretd alien
@rnitss nit 8orfe6rungen beI4dftigt
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rem uno Die europdti6e 3itrtet unter
ft6 gu tbeilen. Dieter Sage 6ieB e5,
6nlton MbDul 6QmiD babe an ben
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@6uB gebeten, SOute etpaS 8aR@
res an Der @ei6i9te iein, 10 Diro Ger
2oi1er boffentli6 10 tlu9 isin, mie
ieinerieit8 Shirt 8i5mart, msl6em
Die anofen zines pOmmer'fden
@renaoter5 mabr nertb paren, aI8
Der qan3e 8altan S4pinOel.
Qoro Salisbury, Der britiIde 8re'
mier, bat in Der DDrgsitrigen Sa6re5~
8er7ammlung Der 9rimroie : 2eague
in Qon0on erflGrt, Die britiI6e Rsgiez
runq lei 6tnTi6tli4 Der ben 8oeren
3u 6eniGigenoen observation-disclosures
qen I'm fein 9aar brett BON iRrem
frij6eren 6tan0puntt 3uriit geniaan.
Wenn Dies Der SAT- 1T, 10 ieRen mir
ni6t elm, mas Die CUR 3eit in Su0@
Qfrita g~eTi6rten 6rieoenSunterbonD@
lungsn niiBen foQen. 2t6er Solt8@
burr 1T Der M}ummelgrei5 oeS britt
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gen 6o6an ldngit uufgeb0rt, irgsno
nel6e 8sa6tung gu OerOienen.
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feln ItnO bultanii6e Nusbrii4e, per-
6unOen nit GrO6sben : Gri4einunz
9en, ein8etrsten, Sn ct. Ptsrre,
Martinique, fou bic eruption otsle
Menifenleban gum 0pfer %9sforoert
hQben.
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s.it tiu;9er 3eit ptgO;n 4idue Jill pic @'rI96nes
ran9 DIR 6tlot @ai5in0tou eatruorjen. Die Oomlt
bcauftragtcu Committee ba6cn 9isLc turo9dl3s
stdot. b:ia5t, nuo Dag &ejultat ibr.r llntsrinDnng
ft cuc- glttb. pou Qldua einocrt3jbr lDorotn, iotI3t
unicr, oauptitaOt 81 er i30ntc1 Slant III Der &8'it
MADDEN ipsrOtn. 8ti Der au5pabl elmer Jam'1j'n=
gr3uci 1T cs i:Oo9 ni3t rOt5i9, in Der ganjtn 28elt
bcrum su iu8cn, "a 0ofett,r's @ta1'nb;tters, Die
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mittcl a~n,rtannt 1T, t]pcttes y}atur uno @I:nioatt
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Dit bat IS m,br, as finF}i5 3a5rc scr o'liUn3 BON
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D;,ic Qliocu brauat, 10 uaterlaBt ui3t, oa5 9ttt,rs
an prOb.rCu.
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NaeRern Observation-Disclosures.
FrttT 20. 5sPt 1909 ia GFafG
3uQt ptrlafsa 9ileHsSIatIon, ME fo'G''
EuuLI6.

FritI am 20. sept 1909 a GFafG
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gillette uHD GGpl6s&urslu gtr. 40, GFSoala
8Hos bolttn an IrioHs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Gnlt6us guo WalbrJ5;s Qortbs&gel station.
W. 6ooO. Observation-Disclosures.
g.. 8. gri5 IN, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
81 enniOtDQut d,
W Eiien6nhn.

Ra8 Dem Befeu nnb Gorben.
@biabrt BON Galoerts@abnbofc, pte folat:
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hno Ct. 4aais; @o9eter, 9uttdlo, Giagaras
SAILS, Gc8z6aDeu AND Raa& an 98odtutagtH.
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rad Buffalo (uoH emporium NUutjou1, mt
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. Sin 9rtd Der :.

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neftern 8a6n" entgleiite beute firth gu
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6ubrt ais blinoer 9oTagier mitmo4@
fe, fam um's 2e6en unb PoftzGlerf
Griffin erIitt 1apere @%erIsBunger,
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0arblanO & @cnnIgIbGuia GileHs
hQlusGu.

RUrtb sapeHU 5+utioH
3aat geben ab an 5GobentuasH nab Ga9Oifi nm
$50 WorQsus, 3.05 uu3 40 gs1bm-ttl5s.
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7.30 uu6 $50 R9rgens uR0 305, A.30 uuO geo
Sagt os6tu ab nab gogt. pa, UNI 7.3o Goraeus
unD 3.5 915mittdgs.
,3l9s stben ab an 60autl5,n rad @arDiii UNI
$50 MlorgtHs 9Fe 4 ubr &a@mltia9s.
3i1: gsbsH as an SorrtlGeu na3 9e1dtr I'M
$50 MorGers, 400 Ra5mittals uH0 1000 IbtHos.
!. z. &orris, GeHcca!=GtiaG .~tstdDrtr.
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0cnrn g IInncI.

Eg farb am s. M1i 1902 in itiucr ltBtcn @o5z
numQ. g(r. 77r gomonoion=NUenu:, Gapjtd1 @cHrD
{. a9gcl, i'm IS. Sabre itta;s 4cbtns. Gie 3tit
Ore @trojQuug iplO ipdttr a~plcjltQt,
tgGai5iuqtontg ubo 4bitaoslpbj:r &.dtttr pO4cu
dcfl. cOptrerl l2ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
%tartz Sugcnieursz SIreau,
-

Ruttimc=t- Den ,. gtai 1902.
Or Staot=1 ~ug:nitur ipiro am Q. u a an Grt
UNI Gttal tribt:ntn, nm Oas 3ipedi Der ~foi9thoen
sIrabtn 3ipiibtu O;n Q~tnuuuttu 4untttH uno iu Den
c~riDdbutcu Stuuotn fcftjuittltn:
spcamort=2lp:Huc, BON Sr!tt;r IpsRns 3s untaH=
gpaEut, 80 Ga5mittdgs.
NeiHergtopn=1oao unD 4erniDlo1nias9tot., ron
bcr u]0soli5cn StaOt8gtH3c bis Grtm=Gant, 3.I5
Nahutjttdgs.
smuuD6oozs traBe. ron 6rcOtrit=gps. Big GaoIt=
etrabc, 4.30 0abm.ttags.
3amiiDsStraBc, pon M~oueoczStrcBc Big M.ain9@
toHz2lotmut, AS gtatmittaQs.
Gat5soral=StrlBe pon @tooIt4StraBe Biz MT.
T0Dal=2tocuu:, 80 Rabmittags.
y. z. Tcnran.
llRai3 5,6,72l Sta0t=Jngtnicur.
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SteucrsO cpartement,
" RnrhhdnR.

9aGttmore, ben 8. Mai 1902.
Die stcucr7abler tpcrpcn bicrrur6 btnabri3tiGt,
DaB Steuer=Rchnuugcu ibcr Reconsideration
uno Seturitdt.n fir 1902 lett Dem l. Mai 1902 I'M
3idTtanDc Inn, uno falls pie 10 rHditdnOigen
Stcuern niGt inu,rbal5 brcibig Su8cn, BON obiQen
Datum an qcrc4net, bt3nblt ncrOCn, tpiro cine
StrafgebHbr BON Orei 81 4rpltut Oc5 8ruttos9e=
TRACES iener 9ia, nit Gini6luB uon 3iuicr, beige
tiiQt UNI Ocrcn 3abluno Otm @tiebe gemdb e~r3iDuns
qcn iUcrpen.
Steuer5ablcr f6nnen a6re Re6nungen erbaltea,
tnoem Il. ~peri0nli5, oDer Our6 ibrc 9ertrcter, ooer
Der Qoft Oorum riu0cn. Sails per bot oorum
criu5t ruirD, ioltc Dem @ciu6 Gin NIT 4oftmorte
unO Der &lorcFe pes %~bituoer5 ]pcrit5cn:r Srlefz
ltmi6lag ~beigcfigt itln.
Samcs y. 6prter,
022,42l SttucrsGinucbutr.
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gefanntma9un9em
Nepartememt fir 6fenfItdbe Sidrrbeit.-Baus
- ten.-SuboepdrtemeIlt eeS 0~cbduccs3uipees
fprsSilrcaus, NathhauS.

N I ! NJ . UTH .. hui I'V-.
Sd babe 9tppltfation fWr oas ~ioI9cuoe 9riDiles
erbalttn:
rsafe 2epuRt & Sruf 60 - fir bic auffeaurs
zines 23O 9oltensMotorg non 5 4ferOetrditta in
Rr. 203, Cts6dDtttt@S trabe.
Srqsno 9tuano, Der GinlpcnOuuotn oa9e9en iu
erb,btn bat, u0gs D~ieieIbsn in Daiem 9ureau biz
Moutdg q, ben y. Mai, 9ormittass 10 llbr, ein=
reid)ln, gu ipetber ,3eit barber entiait0tn iperotn
ipirO.
Gefparn 3. @reffon.
n9N 8-e6dupe=Suipeftor.
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- Grirsfon>4inir ss8as,rss,.

Grirslon<4inir. 4 a1srF8s..
nl5 Q5iIa0eIpRia, ~anblltcnO in 8~stttrtOu,
Mb., un0 s bete r, pa. 6abrprtis = Odd $50,
Salute 500; aunDreiit Is Sage $3.50. Md3
Qtiautics5itD $2.75; G~rturioH 1915. Rad R.p=
0ort $500; Grfugfon $500. 6truer OuralanftH0c
Tabrz9ia.t. mad 4.banp, 3rOD, Bottom, Ttpz1a=
Dtn fGounD uno uorDti3cH 9unttsu. EdqIi9 UNI
) u6 0lhmittags, SoHuta5g au5genomntH. Iae
Grfurfions =9iucts lDerDeH i'm 9ijr;1u UNI bel u +
s AUG b'5, Ir. i, RorozGblrleg= 6tra5e, pcz
tauit. 6rabtb:f6ro:rung %biai1sr, as per GijtHs
balm. S5rtibt lct1en RCi}cs0lHobub.
clarence 5briper.
Glprill@ Vr. 204, Q~!gbtsGtrabe.
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(S ontrolcurs GrpdrtcmeUt.
W RnfhhnmA.

Baltimore, MO., Den 30. aprit 1902.
Sirrmit nirO btfanut 0emo d T.,
oaB ale WIarft=2tctn3cn uno @auirCrz2icen3en am
crften Gage Oes Dial 1902 3oblbar iinO unO Otss
balb jipii6cn Dem srftcn uuo 20. Gtai in ottlem
gitrtau gcl0t perotn miifeu.
Sames 8. Smitb,
Qlpril30, Mui1, 3,5,6,7,8,9,10,1 N 6ortro1tnr.
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Hod Annapolis, nut. Mo3aI : Statton, !IV5,
$50 Born. amOcns5 Station, 1920, 900 9OrH.,
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-02
Smallpox Stops Camp
meetings.

Philadelphia Times, saturday.
Greatly alarmed by the rapid spread
of smallpox in Chester. and fearing that
the disease would be carried by the
hundreds of negroes attending two
campmeetings near Collingdale, Della
ware county. the officials of that bor-
ough yesterday issued II peremptory
order To the heads of the two associa-
tions to stop the meetings at once and
leave the place.
One camp complied. but the other re-
sisted, and for Il time sanguinary con
fiict seemed imminent Sixty special
deputy conStables were sworn in to meet
the emergency. and the display of force
proved effective. for late i'll the after
noon the second camp was declared
closed and most of the negroes departed.
By their action the borough authorities
have apparently involved themselves i'll
a disagreeable and. perhaps, costly law
suit. but they are prepared as well to
face this emergency and are determined
no longer to run any risk Of contagion.
Ever since the first appearance OF
smallpox in Chester and its rapid spread
to the proportions of an epidemic gener
al alarm has existed in all neighborinp
towns The negro district in Chester
is the worst afflicted portion.
The campmeetings, attracting negroes
not only from Chester and Philadelphia
but from all surrounding points. wer,
at once looked upon as points of danger
| if not of positive menace. Several at
tempts were made on various pretexts
to get the camps closed. but all failed
until yesterday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-02

HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
Man and Wife Nearly Drowned
at Ocean City.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Harrison. of
Baltimore. had narrow escape from
drowning i'll the surf at Ocean City, Sun
day morning. They were rescued by G.
Somers White. of Scranton, Pa, and
two other men whose names could not
be learned.
Mr.. Harrison is employed as Il sales
man for the paint firm of Hirshberg,
Hollander Il Co. and lives in Baltimore
There were probably a hundred bathers
i'll the surf at the time of the accident
The tide was high and the current very
strong on account of the northeast wind,
which had been blowing forthe past two
or three days, and the current was
sweeping out them beyond their depth
before they could realize their danger
They were clinging to each other and
crying for help when Mr.. White. who
was ashore at the time, happened to see
them and plunged into the surf. They
were both unconscious when brought
ashore, and through the efforts of three
doctors and Captain Dunton. of the life
saving station, were resuscitated.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-02
A Queer Will.

Making wills is serious business Ill
Minnesota, for the courts there make
short work of the foolish ones, on the
theory that when i man is dead he is
dead, and his crotchets and notions die
with him. There will be no lack of
sympathy with the court in the latest
instance. at any rate a man named
Scott, living in Minnesota. grew 10 hate
his relatives as ne waxed older, and he
made Il will leaving his property, all in
government bonds, To the county. to
help out the taxpayers But as he adj
vanced in years his hatreds grew more
and more far reaching. From combining
them merely to his relatives. he began
to hate his neIghborS, and finally all the
people who were associated with him III
any way. Then he hit upon a scheme.
He tore up his first will. and construct
ed another. directing that the bonds be
burned, thus causing the value of them
To remain for ever in the United States
Treasury. III he had lived long enough
this scheme, too, would doubtless have
seemed unsatisfactory. but he died soon
after The court quickly disposed of
the will. and now the immediate heirs
are enjoying the property
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-02
YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED
At Panama, Columbia, by Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOc;l Remedy.

DR. Chas. Ii. Utter. IL prominent ply
stefan, of Panama, Columbia, in re-.
cent letter states: Last March had as
"A patient Il young lady sixteen years of
age, who had Il very bad attack of dys-
entary Everything | prescribed for her
proved Intellectual and she was growing
worse every hour. Her parents were
sure she would die. She had become
so weak that she could not turn over in
bed. What to do at this critical mo.
ment was Il study for me. but thought
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, aud as il last resort
prescribed it. The most wonderful re-
suit was effected. Within eight hours
she was feeling much better; INSIDE of
three days she was upon her feet. and AT
the end of one week was entirely well "
For sale by p ID. Cottingham & 90,
druggists, Snow Hill, Md.