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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

John Skinner cut his right foot
badly Saturday while emitting brush
with alaree scythe on John We1zel's
farm. DR.. Fo1tier dressed the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Jesse Peterson has received $3.50
from the Northern Accident Associa:
.tion, for accident claim. Mr.: Peter
son was injured while employed at
Snrandel's brickyard. -. III.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

- The ten-hour work day. has taken
the place of the elevel- hour day in
the Musser saw mill at Muscatiue, Ia.
The men requested the change.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Judge D. b. Searle has sold Oak
Knoll, his fine stock farm in Stearns
for $40, ,O00,. to Thos. Har-
born of Kittson county. The farm
contains 1850 acres. Judge Searle
still owns 900 acres in Stearns
county. .z GO. SIS. ;s ssszz.2.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

John Stroman returned Thursday
from Minneapolis. where he COM
pleted arrangements with the North
western Telephone Co. to make con-
nections with his line to Swanvine;-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
Midsummer Sale Of Embroideries

There are thousands of yards of en-
broideries selling here today at a fourth
and third below value; this is some
thing that pays you to buy for future use.
If you don't need it now buy it and
keep it till YOU do want it, It is like
buying dollars for fifty cents.
The Sc kind at SC.
The 10c kind at 7c.
The l2c kind at Sc.
The l5c kind at lOc.
The 25c kind at 15c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

y A watch! A watch! A watch! for q
dollar, at Vasaly's. Warranted for
one year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Deputy j. II. Sprague OF Long
Lake was doing soliciting work for
the A. O. u. W. in the city this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

DR.. Niven at Pierz July 81 and Aug, 1,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Look over some Of those flne pic.
lures for chill ldren at NELSON &.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

. st. Cloud journal Press: II. the
office OF the register ef deeds there
ls filed 9 contraetfor deed from the
Northern Pacific to r. "a Lindbergh
for 9 tract Of 49O 48 acres Of land IN
stearnsand Morrison counties. The
consideration is given "a 4sqn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
THE ETOMELTY STORE NEWS
| Rousing Sale Bright With Bargains


smiling
daily greatest bought
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Mrs. ". l.. Farnam came down
from Rark Rapids Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. r. E. Bonham, who
has been very ill for two months,
and who will stay with relatives here
for q time. Mrs. Bonham'e children.
:, - olnr. hnro $50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Two acres Of land for sale-next
to Berg'ss Addition.
3TEPHEN G. YAsALY. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
News From All Over the Store

Little Things to Make Housekeeping Easy !;
Fine granite kettles the good kind Csc: I
Fine granite sauce pans the good kind
25c.
Nice tin sauce pans 15c, 18c, and zoe. Z
Egg beaters the good kind 10c.
Nice wire egg whips for making FROST
ing Sc. =,
Fine kitchen trays Sc, 10c, 15c.
A. 3. c. plates for children Sc. :,
Nice drinking mugs for children 3, Sc. .
Good wash wringers worth$1 80 at $1.5O ,
Good wash boards 25c -
Wash tubs 45c. --~%
Wash cloth lines 10c. g. ~
Z bars. Santa Claus soap 25c: .s.z!
/. a fine big bar Of toilet soap SC. -
Real good clothes pins dozen 1c:
f. & slate pencils 1c. -.-sS
The best sewing thread a spool &c. q
Basting thread two spools for Sc,
6 silver tipped tea spoons 15c. :
silver tipped table spoons 25c. =
Coed knives and forks pair 10c.
Good milk crooks of stoneware, l GAL
lon 7c, - =
The Banner Patterns, the best and
safest to go by only 10c at this store. p. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
fine DRESS GOODS A THIRD OFF

600 yards of staple ginghams worth 1o1
cents, our sale price cents. i
400 yards of shirting worth 10c at 7c.
700 yards of ginghams worth &C at &c.
SEQ yards Of prints worth &C at DC. !
Fine dress goods worth 25c at 17c.'
Fine dress goods worth 18: at 13c.-'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Robt. Garley is taking kas-
.parek's place II B. Rarton's store Of.
IBemidji while Mr.. Z, takes 9 svacar
ton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
Midsummer Sale Of Lace

Midsummer Sale OF Lace =
5000 yards of lace worth from Sc to Sc
a yard at 1c yard. : ..c--=. Ill.,. i.
A big lot of lace worth Sc and 10c at Sc
a yard. /. -. T.. -
4 e:lot Of valenciennes lace worth
15c,z1sc, zoe, at 10c. TIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

3euse Der 6Gotts iinb bereits in guptte
berfammelt.
) il et 5anbeGs : Minttez
rum.
9ds 6aus~z Gpmite fir 8niI6enz
ftaatlt6en 9anbeG bef9loB beute, bic
Bin CUR @inieBung zines Regierungsz
Oepartements fir 0anbels : Nngelez
genbeiten our Qnrabme gu empfeblen.
Stint Mttglieber fttmmten bafiir unh
bret oagegen. Der 8ori9lag, bus
Bureau fir Qr6eiter : M~ngelegen6eiz
ten benz reuen Oepartement ein3uberz
leiben, purbe in Der Sin beibe9alten.
Die Qusgu6en Der Stritez
~@pmmtffton.
Die Gonferen5mitglieber bes Sez
mats unb bes observation-disclosures,
peI6e i6er bic Bin be3iigli8 Der 4nz
tbrucitto6len : Strife : Gommtiiion
beriet6en, iiHo gu etner @tnigung gez
langt. Dem Senat piro Der 8eri9t
am Sumitag eritattet tperben, Gs
5etBt, Die meiten Senats : QmenDez
mentS ieien beibe6oltsn pOrben,
9aS 9aus pafftrt bie8iGG
gegen Habrung5 Ser
fGGf4ung.
Der Senat mar beute ni6t in
@iBung. SIN Reprdientanten6auie
pur0e nu4 etli6en Routinegei6dften
bic Debate iber bic Sin gegen 0o6z
rungsperfdII9ung i'm 9iitrift Column
bta unb ben Serritorien fortgsieBt
unb na6m bic gon3e 6eutige StBung
in Nnfpru9, 8erf4ieOene NmenOez
mente gingen berloren unb bas Reiulz
tat mar, baB bic Bin f6lieBlt9 nit
70 gegen q Stimmen angenommen
purbe. @S mar fein Quorum 3uqez
gen, aQein Die 8egner Der Sin er6oben
feinen Ginpanb barber. I'm $40
erfplgte 8erta9ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

nete ii9 in bieiem Qugenblid bic Sdz
petentbir gu benz Reben5immer un0
MamfeQ 8abette eri4ien nit Dodge
rOtbetem NntliB auf Der S4peQs. sic
bega6 fi9 an Dus Buffet uno in4te
hort etfrtg in beri4isoenen S4ub<
fd9ern lumber.
Der 9oftor mari mir, inbem er it4
plDBlt4 in bic glet9giiltigien Wettz
t6eilungen b~erlpr, nit elmer be3ei4>
nenben 6anbbepegung etnen Slid gu,
ols tpoate er mid barauf aufmertiam
MAIDEN, baB mir bic 8er6anblung BIG
our Wieberentfernung ber0ume ielbitz
beritdnbli9 ausieBen miiBten. DIS
8abette iebo9 ni9t Miene ma4te, bas
3immer gu perlafen, CAB er mir gu
DerTte6sn, buB er boffe, t4 piiroe bic
Dame peranlafen, uniere intime Ser
9anblung ni6t ferner 3u it0ren.
(TprtIeRuua fplot1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
Giebfutter. uno gtrobureiIe

Tolgenoes iinO bic auf ben 1taats
Iiden @uagen fir 9eu, Stro9 II. /.
IN. geItern er3ieIten preiIe:
Oeflt4e 9eupuage,
9eu,-8tmothn, $40 Biz $50 pro
Some. Rleebeu SIT, gemi14tes $17
prp Some.
@trob. = Mei5enFrob $40 big
$11, ROggenitro6 ST., 9uferitroh $40
pro Some,
Mats- neues, $3.50 Bis $2,75
PRO SAP,
WeFGi8e q &c.
Sc u. = SimotbD, $13 Bis SIS pro
2onne; 8Ieebeu $12 bis $14, gez
miidtes $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Strob. -Weiaenftrob $6 Bis So,
ROggentrob $12 Bis $14, 9afertro9
$40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
@a6ien6e &nBle
8etrtebsitOrungen in beridieOenen
StGoten. - g%rtldrungen Der
&oblen6Gnbler 92eu : @nglanD's.

SefrteDS 1torunge1 IN Der16leoeren
StGOten. - grtldrungen Der
8o6len6dnbler 92eu : Gnglanb's,
9dnburb, Conn.,, 10. DECEMBER,
= 9ier lit bic Gage be3iigli4 Der Sob
lenfrage cine ie6r ernfte, unb mebrere
Sabriten BADEN pegen Mangels an
8oblen ben 8etrie6 i4on 1uspenDiren
mufen, Die StraBenbabn Sci eqz
i9uft bate i6ren 8orrat6 BON @ei9z
toblen erf90pft, tpuroe aber 6eute nit
frii4en 8orrGt6en oOn ben Giienbu6z
men berfe6en.
Sout6 &ingstopn, q. s.,
10. DECEMBER. - Die rpeacebaIe
Manufacturing Co.," fpel8e 700 Or
better bei6Gftigt, ia6 ii4 beute bur6
MangeG an 8rennmateriaI genDt6igt,
ibren 8etrieb, peIber in 5abritation
bon 8oltOffen 6eite6t, gu iuspenOtz
rem.
54eneetobp, N,zg,, 10. Deg.
- Die &o6len Office Der ggiti3ens'
Qfociatipn" purbe beute in 5olge Der
Mitt6eilung beg @ertuufs : Qgenten
Der 30. &c 8. Comp, baB peitere
2ieferungen bon 8o6len ni6t gu err
tpurten itdnben, gef9lofen. Dies mar
bic 6olge baopn, baB cine Nn3a6l
3oblenbdnbler bagegen groteit er6oz
Zen bate, buB bic 9eieGf4aft bur6
Die 2ieferung an bic 4fociation ibr
9ef9Gft bena9thtlige. Die QHociuz
tiOn bate bic 3oblen gum @elbitz
toitenpreiie abgegeben.
Bridgeport Conn, 10. 0e3.
- Die ogfetail Goal 0ealers' QFo=
eiation" bon Reuz@ngGanb trat bier
i'm yMtIantic : 6oteI" unter 8et6eili=
| gung BON Is Mitgliebern, fpel6e Ortz
f9aften in Connecticut, Mafa9uietts
unb @ermont Dertreten, unter benz
gorfiB bes Prdibenten gilmore 6.
padarb aus 8rodtpn, Maf., 3ufamz
men unb b~erfpenbete in elmer gretutibz
fiBung BEN gan3en Ru4mittag auf bic
0istuIiion pon MaBregeln gu ibrem
eigenen @9uBe. 6. 3. %. Sears aus
arlington, Maf,, Der SstretGr Der
8ereinigung, ertldrt: rWir berfu4en
ni6t, bic preiIe Der &obten in irgenb
peIder Weiie gu reguliren, f4Oa neil
es in Qn6etra9t Der tpe6ielnben Ser
bGltniTe in ben berf6iebenenS Dirt f6afz
ten unm0gli9 iein pirbe. Dds mir
berat6sn, iinb gtGte gum @9uBs Der
e6rIi9en Gambler gegen Die l1ebergriffs
bon 9eieqi4aften unb S~nbipiouen,
tpeI9e beabii9tigen, bic 8oblen brett
BON ben @iienbahnnaggons gu Der>
%faufen. 8ei unTeren toitfpieligen &C.
f6Gftganlagen t0nnen mir ni4t nit
linen cpnfurriren. llnfere 8ereiniz
gung ertredt ii9 bon g6icogo iber
ben gan3en Often. Wir bea6ii9tigen,
Die MitgIieber u~nferer QFOciation bae
ri6er auf5utldren, fper an 9eieGIdufs
ten berfauft, pelde brett BON ben
Muggons an bdspu6litum perduBern,
unb fe tperben itd barna4 ri4ten.
@s 6anbelt ii9 lebigli9 um cine MaBs
reset Der 5eIbftbertbeiDigung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

Big $3.50. guten: Maaarb, pro pdar
75c. Biz &c.; 8ladbeubs, pro Paar
soc. bis &c.; Rebbeuos. PRO Paar
$3.50 Biz $500; GanDaBbad, pro
pqar $3.50 bis 1925; gepD9nlide,
pro gaar 4Oc. Bis SOC, 9irf4rufen,
PRO 9funb Csc. Bis 26c.
@rpcertes unb 4rDptftOe
mem.
&affintrter 3uder: pro Pfuro, ges
piirfelt, 5.511e.; pulptriiirt, 6,O13c.;
STANDARD granultrt. 4,911c,; fetn
granuIirt, 4.91tc.; Grpital, 4.913c.;
Columbia q, 1885,; gelber, 4.074c.
Biz 4,373c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
Saltimprer G~ffettenb0tfs.
fir BEN .7tuti5tn GSrrsiSeRotnttRs bard
q gRnt. NiDptRbnri & Nn1

Baltimore, 10. DECEMBER.
s. Wm. Mibbenborf & So. 6ere4s
men fir Jrancs: 8untiers : Sratten
auf so Sage 5.183, auf @i6t 5.162
faufmGnniT6e auf 60 Sage 5.198 Biz
5.20.S. Hei4smGrt auf so Sage "a
7I16. 9ulben auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiersl auf go Gage
4.833, auf @i4t 1855, taufmdn=
niT9e 4.834-.832
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
N~rnnnftcnsW arft.

nntenftebenbe qreiie be3ie1en ii4
auf ben Gngros : 9anbeI; fir ben
Glein6anbet muB Elm entfpredenoer
Nuff4tag gema4t tperoen.
Sarm : Yrpbutte.
2ebenoes 9~efliigel: pro 9funo,
iunge 6ii6ner &c. Big lie; alte 9i6z
ner &c. Bis 9dc.; @GnIe 10c. big he;
ner &C.; @Gnfe Toe. biz It,; Buter
1Oc. big 14c.; Gnten Sc. bis 12c.;
Suuben, pro Paar 15c. Biz zoe.
4epfeG, pro SAP $1.00 Bis 1925;
Srauben, pro 5 pfunb@Ror6 12c. big
14.; R~rons6eeren, pro SAB $500 Biz
$11.00.
9emile: aartoffeIr, pro 8ui4eI
45c. Bis &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8uf6el
56c. bis 7Oc.; MeiBfo6l, pro Some
$500 big $1,000; 8opffalat, pro
RDrb $1.O0 Bis SIPS; 3uderriiben.
pro 8inbel Ii. Bis 11c.; Selerie, pro
0uBenb 15c. Bis 30c.; CRIME 8obnen.
prp babe &iite $1.0O Biz $1.50; Blu
menfobl, pro SAB - Biz -;
gurotten, pro aifte 3Oc. Biz 35c.
@ilb: 6uien, pro 9uBsnb 75c.
sig 1925. Sanger 9irf4, pro PfunO
15c. bis Ice. 6afanen. ie Bee. bis
SOC. Dilber puter, PRO qfunO lie.
big 12c. Rebhibner. pro 9Bb. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
Observation-Disclosures

Qfbin Gpriell an Margaret Mpttef
II. 81, Sruitees, NorbOit : Seite ber
8alib>, nabe @reentpiqODitr., 14-10
Bel 70 SUB, @runb3ins 1898, ST..
9arrp 6. Hdberts, 8erpaIter, ar
Sobn Hatratsfe. 2 2pts. ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

@ol5fleii4: pro Pfuno, gauge
@4ultern, engl. gei4n., 103c.; 9an3
tur8e Htppen, 1915; @eitenfped,
114c.; gan5e Qeibftiide, 113c,; Sped
S6ultern, 114c.; Sugar : GureD"
S4uItern, 114c,; S4inten. 143c;
pbne 9aut, 1876; Picnic, 103c.;
rMeB">S 4peinefleif9 $3.50 PRO
Sap; S4maG3 = in Sieroes, gut rafz
ftnirt. lie; in 6Gfern, 114c.
Raffee: Notirungen iinb ME fol8t:
auf Der Bats BON 58c, Bis SIC. pro
pfunb fir Rio CIR. Z; Santos 73c,;
bis lift; Maracaibo 94c. Bis 1876;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; M}otta 18c, bis
19c.
ger0feter aaffee: 6. 8. 6. in ST.
item, 10 Gts. Bis 104 Gts. pro pfunb;
in 8ii4fen unb SGden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 321c.; SABA unb Motta, GEE
mii9t, 27Ic. Bis 28c. pro 8funb; rets
ner Maracaibo. 22c. Bis 22Ic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
6Pu+ine GhIuhrdfe.

ID s.-Ole 4eNTI9s UlaIs3uTHQI
6etrug 1852 8ui4el; 8erfanOt
BON ben @lebatoren 63,976 8uI6el;
glebatoren : @orrat6 959,464 8uz
f6eG. @erfGufe: 5000 8ui6el Spot
gu 514, 5000 bo. gu 514 10000 Sabr
gu 514 10000 Sanuar gu 49,, 5000
Steamer gemifdter Spot 81 494.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
Su berfanfen ooer ;n bermiethem.
su ~perfaufeu Ueer IN permtetben.

aleint 5arm, 80 gder umfaFenD, fir Stmifes
bau porr Milaerti pa6eno. inusrbaIb elmer Mtils
bon Der stapterense. 9tidte geoineuugen. Ram
iuiort in GtRs esapmmsu rerDsu. Nad5ufraseH
bei 9tpbtrt g.. gpris. grsbm's Sane. nabe Sar'
oenpile. (Trn26r lUtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
@muOernoue Gmt0efmnA.

Erau GRtniams, etne berocrrasenee Speliaz
Iifftn in Erducusacicrn; brabte 1auienoen pon
~I,iotnosu 6-autu bas Slid or @siunobeit; bate
ME eiucn Geb.. dag; in a4tunOoierBig 6tuno.n pirp
in ire,non,l6th 5taoinm e~iubs,un9 Dcri6nitt, oetr
Fsin. gs,abluna; tcine 5dmsrisn. tsine @ttabr,
Isiue unterbre6una Der 9sibditiguho: abiolut fiber
unp barmlos; i'm 9itrsau DOR per Bot ~, 6 9 ms
ortabtlfs prtoatts Sttm tlr
8 @tbitotte Grauttnpft9tr ;nuen; drit.t6e
Ptbauoluuq, iaas qttpiinibt; 2~5=idbriae Grfab-una.
epr.6ftuu0tn BON 10 biz 8. Sonntag5 BON 2 biz 5.
@atbsrtbeiluna gratt2
Srau n. SSiHidns,
Nr. S+5, Noroz9oparosS trabt, 9altimere.
lEsiN, x&S -l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
auf Orunoeisemtbnm.

Sarlcber BON $500 bis $4,000
auI 8runDstQeHtbum in Der 6taot unD o.m 9anDt;
nispries 3iHsratsH. 5. ID. Serrp & son
gr. 225. st. 9aui<5trabt. (Oftl9. 6Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
NiehmlGrfte.

G6icago, 19. DEG. - RinDOte6;
9eutige 3ufu6r 1000; Murtt fIou;
9reiie $1.25 Big $6,40. @4peine:
6eutige 3ufubr $4,000, mOrgen 20
900, iibrig geblie6en $500; Martt
Toe, Bis 15c. n~iebrtger; Preiie $3.50
Bis $500. @6afe: 9eutige 3ufuRr
11,0O0; @4ufe 1Oc. biz 15c. unb
QGmmer 1Oc. Bis 25c. niebrtger;
@6oFe $2.75 Bis $40, 2dmmer 81
Bis $5,75.
Gaf 2tbertp, pu., 19. 9e3.-
Rirbbieb; Martt fluu; Die 9reiie
rangirten 5pii4en $500 unb $500,
S9tpeine: Martt niebriger; Pretf:
$500 Big $6.45. @4ufe: Martt
f(Qu: 8reife $1.50 bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
0nLtimnrrr Mnrfthrrihtr.

Fotrlaftt FUR Sen s1Eatiasa G0gEt0on0tnItR.H
Baltimore, 10. DECEMBER.
MebL. Die Futige Nlebl3ufubr
belief ii3 uuf 1904 6dfer, etnfdIteBz
li6 1928 Sdfer gu 2ocuftzPoint un0
1898 Tdfer gu Canton. RiiItenoerz
fanOt Ala 6dFer. Martt ruhig unb
Gu4frugs unbeoeuten0. Die Preiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
0eutlge S6IuBrQte

- 8uffel; aus ben Glebatoren 3uz
riifge3ogen 7643 8ui4eI; @leOatoz
renz@orrat6 111,318 8uI4el.
6sutine SmIubrdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
9arleben auf MObel 1t. I. To.
Mm 9Gngften ctabGirte
A1arnlauN UhQttfl GoQn AgofiQtion,

3imm.r gr. 29 uno 81 (%itp.itsr 6Iur).
Glepf<GGe Taptttea uue ct. @aul<G tr aEe.
rgRenes 8efes Don 1909 ffritt befplst. 1sa
Darleben- 8 Bis $25O-parlebeu
auf MDbeln. 0ianus, GreeIn ufn.
Sorlebsu inter $50, @%eiammtfOttn 1910.
Bon $50 bis 500, 8eiammttOiten $7.95.
Dit 6 9rojent monatli6 fir Rsh=9ttraa.
5 9roBsnt uuf getrdge bon iber 800.
Hesbe StlepbpHs: ct. paul 2l34, G~Ourtlauo 735.
abrsfie: albert SIuue. IT,. Stttetdr.
galosrt=SuilDing, Baltimore.
Geent pirb pOriprc3sn uno gratis bic Ratsn
srtldrsn. (ROv9, 1S,2&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

S9QG onpaps6trabs. @obnbaus nit 9 3imutrn.
200 @Iunosins $2S, mub ipfOrt O%srtauft DtrDen,
billie. aeeD, Rubns & Co., sos Union SruttE
SuiloiHs, algsneine 9srfGTunsssaetutsn uHp
9runOeia enthunss Matlsr. lNel2, 1Wln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

Mei3en. - Die 6eutige @ei3enz
3ufubr be3ifferte fi4 auf 1921 8uz
i6eI; @erianbt bon ben Gleoatoren
4318 8uI4eG; Glepatoren : 8Orrotb
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-06
New Phonorraph Horn.

A single horn is ordinarily used in
monographs to discharge the sounds,
the small end of the horn being con-
nected with the short tube OF the re-
producer either directly or by the in
terposition of a rubber tube connec-
ton. 1t has been proposed, says the
Scientific American, to use two horns
communicating with opposite sides of
the reproducer diaphragm, with the
discharge ends arranged side by side.
Th purpose of this construction is to
improve the tone, quality and power.
Furthermore, it has been proposed for
a simi.ar purpose to employ humber
OF independent horns mounted upon
part to which a rotary Movement is
given. The horn in this case consists
of a large bell or hood embracing
number of small horns communicating
at their smaller ends with a trans
mitter having mouth. A throat leads
from the mouth to the diaphragm
frame of the reproducer. 1t is claimed
that music, vocal or instrumental, is
reproduced by this new horn with
great clearness, and that the power OF
every sound is materially improved.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-06
Fcuular Sympathy with Crime.

We are ali interested in the subject
of crime and criminals. Some Of us
may practise crime. but / doubt If
any of these are among my readers;
or, if they are, they will he too intel
lignnt to be found out. which works
out at much the same as not being
criminal. Far more, however, will
be the sufferers from the criminal acts
of others. And then, in addition to
this personal aspect, that large ma
jority which is neither criminal nor
victim is profoundly absorbed in Grim.
inal doings. Why. even the man who
has as little chance Of keeping
banking account as of getting to
heaven is deeply interested in the
Liverpool Bank forgeries and anxious
to know how the trick was done. |
suppose that the element Of struggle.
Of wits against wits, enters largely in.
to the question. We lose sight in thi7
of the moral aspects of the case, which
probably explains why quite number
of good people hope that an escaped
convict will not be recaptured. We
have a sort of synnpath- with anything
that is hunted, even wnen 1t has lit
tie or no claim upon such sympathy
London Topical Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-06
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

All sunshine makes the desert
Arab proverb.
To be suspicious is to invite treach-
ery.-Voltaire.
Mercy turns her back on the unmer-
ciful.-Quarles.
Early and provident fear is the
mother of safety.-Burke.
The heart of the giver makes the
g.-t dear and precious.-Luther.
There is not a single moment in
life that We can afford to lose-Goul-
burn
Experience takes dreadfully high
school wages, but he teaches like no
other.-Carlyle.
The men who are always fortunate
cannot easily have a great reverence
for virtue.-Cicero.
Most people judge others by the
company they keep or by their for
-Rouchefoucauld.
Dost thou love life? Then do not
squander time, for that is"the stuff
life is made of.-Franklin.
To love truth for truths sake is the
principal part of human perfection and
the seed-plot of all other virtues
John Locke.
II you will be sure that the longing
you feel for something better is not
to end in disgrace when your call
comes, you must now be gathering the
ideas and aptitudes that will insure
the place; keep your whole life open
and ready.-Robert Collyer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-06
A Pearl Famine Threatened.

We are threatened by famine
mhich is already showing itself and
beginning its rinching work. The
center of this famine is in Paris and
Americans are said to be responsible
for it. and will, with the rest of civil
ization, have to suffer it's dire conse-
quences. Already has it's presence
been felt in New York. This famine
does not mean starvation, though it
does mean denial, not in the matter
of daily bread, but in the important
matter OF pearls. Pearls have Of late
been growing lore and more popular,
more and more rare, and, therefore,
more and more expensive.
Pearl necklaces that our grand
mothers wore are being resurrected,
and the jewellers Of Paris and New
York are being called on to supply
most unusual demand for these chaste
ornaments. Americans are said to
be the great pearl hunters, and SO
keen is their pursuit that prices are
mounting daily. A pearl necklace
which sold for $4,000 twelve years ago
will today cost from $4,000 to $4,000.