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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
@ernnnIafte geaeLfabrten.

@ier5e6n Menf9en bur4 bGs &erterr
zines 8Ootes i'm 9afen bpnPptsz
mouth berungliift. - Sine arbere
&ataitrop6e an Der &tite BON
N}aine.
Portsmouth 9.@6, IL. SlGt.
= Sin @egelboot, in nel6em 1t4 16
PeriOnen befanben, tpurbe 6eute NG4z
mtttag i'm unteren 6afen Dur9 eitet
plOBli4en @inOItoB gum &entern ges
bra4t unb 10 Der SnfaFen ertranen.
S6re 2ei6en tpurben 6al0 Darauf m1Fs
g%efun6en.
(9pGter.) - Die Iamen Der ers
truntenen iinb: 6enrb @arington,
Cambridge, MaF.; SO. u. 4ltpac0,
Sreberidton, g. g.; Bertha @ra6arn,
9anDers, N&af.; Minnie M}c9onal0,
>GambriOgeport, Maf,; Sra Noams,
Portsmouth, &.z6,; Gat6. 8op.5,
Saronbtlle, Maf.; @Ii3a6st6 8ofpts,
@aronbiue, Maf,; 8efiie GbaTe,
M2aIoeu, Maf.; Spa MarT6au, 9az
berbiQ, N}aF.; Map MarI6aG, 6az
ber6iu, Maf.; SfabeG &aousta, Gam
bridge, M}af.; 2aura Gilmore, Gres
ter, N,=9. Die @erstteten finb: 4lice
9aggertp Gillian 8reSna6an uno Gae
pttdn Treb. Mtle8. Die 8efeQf4aFt
beitanb aus NufpGrtern unb @lfz
tpdrterinnen Oes Oceanic 9oufe,"
Star Sslano.
Sod cine Sa8t : 8ato # t ps
p6e.
9ortIanb, Wte., II. Sult.-0ie
40 SUP LANCE @4oluppenia9t
,@pbrOOite" aus Bolton tpurbe beute
gefentert, Is Meilen fiiOpeftli9 bon
Sap @li3a6etb, bon Der 9ampTia4t
uSat6niel" aus g}etp : gort dufgefunz
ben. S6r Boot mar DerIdpun0en,
unb man fanD me6rere 9ei4en in if
rer &oiite, na40em ie na3 Peute's
Ssldnb bugitrt tporben mar.
8 0 # 0 n, Maf, II. Sult.-Gapt.
Sobn MorriS BON Der @8aluppenz
io4t rQpbroOite," fOpie Sumes 9arz
bep, 6rau 9arbe1, lire 7 Sabre ate
So4ter unb cine an0ere perion faz
men 6eute @6enb i'm biefigen Sufen
auf einem S4ooner an; t6r Boot fem
terte flint Meilen iiiO0itli6 bon 3t4z
monb SSlonO an Der &iiIbe bon
Muine. Ser S6ooner na6m bic
@enannten an 8oro unb bra6te tie
no4 Bottom. Die Sa8t 1T Gigentbum
be8 6rn. WtQiam M(iLtpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
gir bat einrm @ffsn.
Sfanbal in Der bornebmen 8erptnbz
@iQd gu Renport. = &etleret urz
ter BEN Oienftbpten.

Sfdnodl m Der borne9n1e1 Berfptnoz
@iQa gu NeppOrt. = &etGerei ur>
ter ben Oienitboten.
NeDport, &.zS., II. SuGi. =
@eitbem in Der pornebmen 8erninb=
8iQa bic 6aus6errin, UNI bic Qange=
tpeiIe 5u berf9eu9en, einen fletnen
Stammbetter bes neutrality-suspicious.,
einen gar pofiirltden Affen aGs Slid
gait gu ii9 genommen bat, TT unter
ben bienftbaren @etitern i'm 9auie
NQes aus Hanb unb 8anb. 9as
9ienfperional beFtnbet ii4 in FORT
fpG6renoer &ebplutipn unb pe9Ielt in
f9neqer Nufeinanberfolge, benn Elm
ieber berr16aftlt8er 9tener, Der ii4
Der Wiirbe 1eines Nmte5 betpuBt lit,
tpeiit getrGnft ba5 Nnitnnen, Dem Off
fen Bel Slid auf3uparten, ab. Sc
fern Nbenb btnirte cine au8erleiene
8eieqi4aft in Dem gaitlt9en 9arie,
Bel REDEEM Mfale mar bic Stimmung
fdmps, als pl0Blt9 cine peinlt9eSt0z
rung eintrat. Nus Der &ii9e brang
tpiiiter 2Grm gu ben 8diten. 9Ilfez
rufe tpurben laut, unb Die trei19enbe
Stimme Der geftrengen 9ausmeiiterin
rief ~ongftopq na6 Der 8oIi3et. @ntz
feben padte bic Sif6geIeQi6aft; bic
8afge6erin mar fpra4los, baB 10 etz
mas in ibrem 9uuie pa71iren muBte.
Sn3pif9en tobte unten in ben
&ii9enrGumen Elm pil0er &umpf.
3net BON ben neuen 9ienern, Der
3pette Munbf9ent So6n Gongrope II.
Der 9ilfszMunOI6ent Gbfparb S.
Yforri8, paren an einanber gerat6en,
neil Sober BON i6nen fir ii6 Dengorz
rang in &nfpru9 nabm, ben @G1ten
5u S6luB bes Diners ben &affee at
%ferbiren. Sm 9anbgemenbe unterlag
@pngrpbe unb purbe BON ieinem Seq
ner fiir4terli9 8ugeri6tet. @enn er
ii6er6aupt nit Dem 2eben babpn fomz
men foGte, pirb er Die Se6traft zines
Quges berlieren. Ser ruIenbe 9iilf8z
Wfunof4ent Morris pltrbe binter
S4loB unb &iegel gebra6t. 9as Be-
tragen i6rer 9ienitIerte Fat Der borz
ne3men 9ausberrin bas iont 70 i90z
ne 9a7 ein berbtttert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Gnttinrn1rhrr nrIhnht.

SnensbOrO', &p., II. SuIt.-
Sof6ua &nOeripn tpurbe 6eute frii6
bur4 einen N}Ob in f90nter Orb
nung aus benz bieIigen 8efdngniB gez
boIt unb an benz Q~uer6ulten Der itGoz
tti4en @aage aufgebdngt. Gr bate
in Der Na4t bonn leBten 9onneritag
feline %getrennt BON inn lebenoe 6rau
an Die S6ire i6rer @obnung, bret
0teilen BON 6ier, gerufen uro ie Our4
brei @4ufe uuf Der SteIe get0Otet.
@nberipn lit Der erite, iemuls in
0dbieB : Gpuntp &c Inndte 8eiBs.
Die 2pn6er tamen pffenbar aus Der
Nq46uri9aft, in peI4er bic gen1or@
bette 6rau fpo6nte. Seine 8erRaftunz
gen IinD bprqenommen tpOroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
&um Slibe eri6lagcn.

Goatespt11e, 3d., II, Suli.-
@iGiam Sigger, SO Sabre alt, un0
@eorge goung, Elm 15zjGbri8er Sunge,
tpel4e auf Der nabe gelegenen r9eOrge
anb Caleb : 6urm," Gait : 5auOpz
fielb, arbeiteten, purOen geitern
Na9mittag, uls ite i'm 8epitter unter
einem &aitanienbuume 3uFlu4t ge@
fu8t 6atten, bom 8liB ~getroffen unO
get0btet. Die ie45jdbrtge Scooter
Singers, tpsI4e CUR 3eit auf bem&nie
ibres @aters iaB, fam unDerleBt baz
BON, obpo6l ibr Der 8liB Die S4uRe
npn ben 9Eiiben rib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

O"''N~A'u V"H ODT" o. ST
ner letItet ben Imtseib.-Uta9t
5tpei Grnennungen.
9r. Sp6n s. 2%an9hdmmer, Der
1eue 8unbesmarf9au, nel9er !9rn.
@m. S. @irep i'm Qmte folgt, ~leiitete
geftern @ormittag II ubr i'm 8unz
besgeri9t ppr &i9ter 8. S. Morris
ben Imtseib. Na9 Der @eremonie
gratulirte 3i9ter Morris 9rn. Sang
BANNER unb fagte 9rn. @irep 2ebez
ppbl.
@pGter ma9te Mari4aa2angbamz
mer betannt, baB er 9rn. @oolpb
S9u9 gum Gbefz9ilfsmari6da unb
6rn. patrid @eerp gum 9ilfsmarz
f6aG ernennen piirbe. 9r. S9u9
tritt an 9rn. @m. Goatb's @teae,
urb 9r. @eerD ptrb 9rn. CHARLES
3oblermdn's Na9folger. @tne groBe
Mn5abG 5reunbe bes neuen Mtar19dls
fanben ii9 f6on INN 10 14r 8ormit>
tags in befTen 8iireau Elm, unb biele
bra9ten biibi9e 8lumenitiide, unter
Nnberen ST. @m. Stepart, 9r. g.
SO. @plben, 9r. S. 80. 8rOofs, 9r.
@m. 8%lineelbDfer, 9r. unb 5rau
Grnft 2angbammer, Die @ltern bes
Mdr1haus. 9pueinnehmer MiQidmsS.
@tone, fopie au9 berf4iebene politt='
f6e Clubs. Sci Der 8eeibigung 5ugez
gen tparen: Sr. 86ilipp See 9plbsz
borough, Stabtratbsmitglieb 8m. 6.
@mit6, 8unbesz gommifGr 3ogers u.
bic So. 9. 6. 9ebbinger, @iaiam
@riffitbs, s. Jranf Spler, 8. s.
2ea9, 8. s. @bearer, S. g. 8open,
Oberit Sof. SO. 8roofS, @amuel g.
MarpeG, Daniel 9.8oB, 9enrpStefz
fens, Qouis 2erb, Soiepb 2epis, u.
@bpurbs, Sobn 81. 9enberfoe, Or. ..
90. Sones, 80, S. @ldpman, 8. Us.
@eiger, @bparb Smit6, Sobn Bauer,
@epea 9lumber, 2ouis Zimmerman,
Capt. Sobn 81. Sing, 6. 90. &epbun,
6. g. MonteG, s. 6. Cunningham,
Wauace Siltpn, 80. S. S4patfa unb
George 90. R6ein.
ST. 2angbammer tit 46 Sabre alt
unb tpurbe in8aGtimpre geboren. Set
ne @ltern ftammen aus SeutI4ldnb.
gr lit M2itglieb Der 9rocerpz unb
@6iffszg zSirmd 6. 2angbdmz
mer &c @06ne. Gr mar S9ulz@omz
miFGr, Stabtratbsmitglieb u.Steuerz
MppeGationsri9ter. 1899 tpurbe er
als Ganbibat fir bas @mt ais prGtz
bent bes 5peiten 3utbs3peiges BON
9rn. @tippttb 8iImer 9ei4lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

SO refs =g o m ppfitionen
finb Bis iebt fir bds &uiIerpretslteb
angelangt, 9arunter befinben fi9 70
Gompofitionen aus 0eutf9lanb. Sc
ftern ldngten ALIEN 16 @ompoiitiunen
aus Oeut19lanb an, unb fpenn fi9
unfere etn6etmif4en gompontften
nt9t ~dnfpprner, tDnnte es let9t gez
f9eben, baB Der Preis na9 9eutf4z
Lamb ndnbert.
Sci etnem 8ranbe geretz
tel. = Sn Dem 9inter3immer bes 2.
Stodpsrfes BON Ger. 1135, St=2om>
barbs@traBe, BON SamueI 8tnber
unb 5amilie bepobnt, erplobtrte gez
ftern 8ormittag I'm I'll l1br Elm
@aioIinofen. 9as gauge 9uus itanb
binnen tur5er 3eit in 6elen Slam
men, aber troBbem brang Gapt. Dug.
S9limm bon Der @priBenA@ompagz
ME Nr. 3, aIs er 9ilferufe bOrte, in
baFel6e unb rettete bic q Sabre ate
S0d 8tn0er NIT 1eltenem UtItbe.
Sit0pr 81od, 55 Sabre alt, Der in
bemIel6en 9aufe nobnt, unb Die q
Sabre alte 5annie 8tnber fpurben
let9t berbrunnt. Der S4dben am
9ouIe unb an Mobtliar betrGgt
5000 unb tit bur9 8erii4erung gez
bedt.
8Ian9e gGart gefun0en.
= Srau 3. 6. @tleb BON gr. 724,
Norbz@ arepz@ troBe, erbielt 9eitern
Morge1 elm @9reiben, in tpel9em i6r
mitget6eilt tpurbe, baB 8lan9e @larf,
tpel9e felt @onntag oor ibrer @O6z
nung permiBt pirb, in einem Srumz
bauIe na6e Ytfe8piQe aufgefunoen
purbe unb na8 benz p9eim fir
JreunbIofe" 5uriidgeIanbt ptrb. 9a8
bermiBte Mdb6en, pel9e8 foeben fein
16. @ltersia6r polenOet bat, purbe
DOr a4t Sabren aus benz n9eim fir
Sreunbloie e" entnDmmen.
0rei faIf9e MIarme. -
Bum britten Male in elmer 8o6e
tpurbe am Mittpo9 Morgen in BAL
timorezGountp Elm fatI9er Seuerz
alarm obgegeben. Der Qlarm fam
BON Der @de bOn 6aGszRoab unb
8elDtbere : Npenue, unb bic Holanbz
Yart SpriBsn Gompagnie fanb 1i4
baIe16it Elm, o6ne ie0p4 irgenb einen
8ranb gu fin0en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
6iilfe fir Gnhn.

5aoana, II. Sult. - Der Sez
nat bat na9 ldngerer 9tstuiiion elm
@omite ernannt, nsldes barber BE-
ftnoen ion, o6 2(der6au unb 8ie63u4t
auf Cuba Der unteritiiBung beOirfen;
bas Gomite foQ ebentuea 8orf4lGge
CUR 8ei4uffung Der nDtbigen Mtittel
MAIDEN, Gs nurbe borgei9lagen, Elm
Nnle6en BON 100000 CUR Inter
itiBung Der 3uderrObrpflan5er dufz
3une6men unb cine Prdmie bpn S.
fir jebe auf Cuba importirte Sub gu
5a6len. @inige SenatOren piOerieBz
ten ftp Dem borgef6lagenen 4nleben,
neil bamit bic fpirt6i9aftIi4sn
@9pierigteiten auf Der nPerle Der
&ntiGen" nt4t aus Der 8eIt gei4afft
tperben t0nnten; iie iinb Der NnIi4t,
ba8 9elb piirbe Bios bergeubet perz
ben, fpogegen @nbere glGub:n, bic
QuFna6me bes Qnle6ens lei notbtpenz
big gum 8siitano fir bic RO6rpflanz
3er.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
SIN @cne3ueIn her9aftet.

Gan Suan, porto &icO, II.
SuIt. - @ie bier betannt mirb, mo-
rem am 8. Sult lieutenant : GOms
manber Sames Is. @iGmore unO @nz
iign Nnbren 8. 9ra6am bom Ser.
Staten : &reu3er cincinnati" MEL
der bamaI8 i'm Safen BON Ga 8uatra
lag, auf benz Mege BON Ga 9uaira
na8 Caracas NIT BRET 8egleitern BON
bene3ueIuniiden &ufitdnOtI6en perz
baftet porben. sic tpuroen aber,
na4Oem tie fi9 a~usgepieien batten,
fpfprt niener in areiheit deieht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

@u8b Der &aferne.- Inter
oFfi3ier gum GinjG6rtgen): r@a8 lit
sS6r 8ater, GiniG6riger2" = Ginjd6z
riger: r&aItulatOr, 9err unteroFfiz
3ier!" : lnteroffi3ier: n&6 mas!
@9on pie0er 70 elm ni8t5piir0igeS
= lit er unO
fprf tpeiter ni4ts, perfan0en?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
S II III # 6 E s.

&t8ttg. - M}utter: sd fuse
Dir, nimm 9rn. MenbeG gum Mann;
er 1T reid, tpenn au4 etipas 6dBli4;
q6er - 9u - lieber 8ott - bic
@60n6eit bergebt-"- Scooter (uns
ter6re6enb): p9ie 9GBIi4teit aber
leioer ni9t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Sn Ithen aeftprber.

afben, II. Suli. = Gr86if4Of
9rocppius @ecpniniOes, GTsWSetroPo@
Titan BON Qt6en, pel4er bur8 ben
Gtubenten Qufrubr in @er6tnoung
nit benz @OrI6lag, Die 8i6el IN Die
moberne Qrte6if4e @pru4e gu ii6erz
fsBen, our Q6bantung ge3pnngen
tpurbe, lit %geItOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
en- 8rootlpn, N.zg., begann g

= Sn 8roOtlpn, N.zY., begdnn ges
ffern Der SnqueIt ii6er ben Sob bes
anqe6li9 BON einem @inbre6er err
fhofIenen Ql6ert 6. 2attimer. Der
i4ieoene 3eugsn md6ten Qusiagen,
fpel6e anbeuten, baB Der M0roer fein
@inbre9er mar. uno baB Die @ittne
2attimer mebr bDn Dem Mprbe tpeiB,
ais iie augebsn min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
*** Ser @eIan9peretn n5rob1inn"

*** Der @eiang0erein n5robTinn"
beranitaltet an @onntag, ben 2O.Suz
Ii, cine @rfuriion na4 @Itoona am
@tonepzGrest Sin emiiges Gomite
ift CUR 3eit eifrig nit ben Arrangez
ments fir Die berrIi6e Na7erfabrt
bef6Gftigt. 8iGete iinb gu 25c. BEL
alien Mitgliebern unO in Der nSrp6z
finnz6aGe," gr. 1000, SreberifzQbe,
gu 9d6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

*** Sir bic @orfteGungen i'm
Electric : part" finb fir bieie
@o9e abermals cine Gei6e bon be-
rii6mten el1rDpdH9en unb ameritaniz
i9en &iinitlern angetiinotgt. 9arunz
ter iinb DEFENDERS bic @ebrii0er 8arz
ten6urg, Grapforb unb STANLEY, erz
centrii4e 8omiter, @smeralOa, Die
pbdnomenale SnitrumentaIittn, &apz
monb unb Ga0ertp, rbeutI9e" &omiz
fer, unO 5iiRer unO @lart, tOmiI4e
Nfro6aten, gu e%rfpG6nen. 6erner tper=
ben auf Dem ameritanii4en 8itagraz
p6en cine Serie bon bepegli6en Bill
bern reprobu3irt; tur3um, es fte6t ben
8eiu9ern btefes iOealen 9urtes a6erz
mails cine fol9e SiiGe Der netteiten
unter6altung in Nu5ii4t, buB Sober
mann cine 5abrt nu3 Dem n@lectricz
9drt" gu empfeblen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
ssrau Gauuie Nlr aeIfnrben.

ssrau Nannie @r ftdrb 9eftern
Mbenb in i6rer 8o6nung, gar. Alt,
Golanbz Qbenue. Die 8erftorbene
mar 70 Sabre aft unb bereits felt 80
eSabren Geibenb. sic mar Die Satin
bes f9on i'm Sabre 1887 aus benz Be-
BEN geI9iebenen 9rn. Gbrifttan &r,
tpel9er Mitglieb Der Sabdfs : Sirma
Sail C Or mar. Srau &r tpurbe in
@ieBen, 9euti9lanb, geboren unb
mar cine So9ter bes berftorbenen9rn.
@eorg 8bilipp Sail. Sn Der alien
6eimatb rei9te Ie 6rn. G6ritian Nr
bic 9anb gum 8unbe, unb Oor 40
Sabren fam ite nit bemfel6en mad
Qmerifa. sic binterldBt etnenSpbn,
9rn. @brtitian &r, cine So9ter Sri.
Mturte Or, Elm @rfelftnb unb einen
8ruber, 9rn. 9eorg 90. Sail, peG6er
ii4 CUR 3ett in Nepz9ampibtre aufz
bdlt. 9te 8eerbtgung pirb Sonntag
auf Der @reenmountz gemeterb" itattz
finben. Paftpr SuIius 9Ofmunn tptrb
dmtiren.
= Gapitdn So6n %. .. Samilton,
Elm @eteran Oes meritanii4en urb
8iirgertrieges, ftarb geitern i'm Otter
BON rs Sabren in ietner @obnurg
Rr. 1928, Norb : 9tlmor : StraBe.
Ser @erbli9ene mar elm @G9ter i'm
r9ruib : Sin : part." @r 9interlGBt
feline Satin unb bier S09ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19


Fragt die Die SOHe, Die Ihr Inner Gekaut HABIT
: sssii. NMMzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

*** Die rMittelsbo4S@ eftion g}r.
1" bes r8aperif6en NutiOndl Ser
bunbes" feiert i6r @OItsfeit bieies
Subr am MittpO6, ben %. Suli, i'm
r9arleD>qarf." Ser 8eiu4 iOute
re6t gut perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Sritt leim Mmt on.

8unbesmarf9aa Sobn S. 2angbamz
rner leiftet ben @mtseio.-Mla9t
sfpet Grnennlnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
SIN 0olb= mnb Silberfran,e.

5. @eprge parr unb @attin feiern i6r
goloenes 5o6aeits : SubilGum.-
Wert9poae @ei9enfe. = @ilberz
mes 6o95eits : SubilGum BON
0einri6 unb Katharine ssre,tnh
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-11

looking up saw Harold in search OF
her She could scarcely still her
hearts wild beating. Every pulsation
seemed like music telling her how
deeply, how passionately he loved her.
Il have been looking all over for YOU =
Harold said, as he came up and seated
himself beside her, land really Miss
Crathmore. this is the happiest day
of my life"
why the happiest," queried Isabel
with the joyousness of love in every
tone.
81 must tell you,r continued Har-
old, "katharyn Frisbie and I were
married secretly year ago. She il
coming from New York tonight She
is my life, my all, and tomorrow we
can announce our marriage to the
whole world. Read her telegram"
But Isabel with a strange inarticu-
late, "Oh," had fallen PROSTATE among
the palms The great strain of the
social world had proved too much for
her, society said
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-11
Big Doings-In Hash.

The InQuisitive Person was sure he
had struck a hot trail. The Railroad
Magnate and the Steel Trust Handle
had conversed on the veranda of the
hotel for five minutes and the /. p.
had overheard them.
Som thing is doing in the world
CT commerce." he confided to the
Steady Thinker. 4 heard the Mag
nate remark to the Handle that the
community of interests was a neces-
sary feature in the composition of the
whole, and that he hoped he'd be
successful in forming the combination
properly"
YES" remarked the Steady Think
er, '.but you didn't hear it all. He
said, furthermore, that he always
used a little thickened milk for a
merger, and
''Thickened milk" exclaimed the
Inquisitive Person. why, what was
he talking about, then, l wonder?"
Didn't you know said the Steady
Thinker. The Magnate was giving
the Handle his recipe for corn beef
hash. That's all!"-Cincinnati Com
mercial-Tribune
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-10-11
ELoouENcE WAS LOST
HIS
Lawyers Efforts Weakened by Witty
Story of His Opponent.

Lawyers Efforts Weakened by Witty
Story of His Opponent.
A certain excellent but loud-voiced
lawyer was addressing a jury. Fin
ally, in perfect hurricane of sound
he closed his argument and sat down.
The jury were impressed. and the
other side was in danger.
The lawyer opposite had sad wat
cry eye and a hatchet-like face. He
sat patiently through the tumultuous
gusts of his friend, and after the
reverberations of the closing crash he
rose quietly from his seat.
LAS / listened to the thunderous ap-
peals of my learned friend he said.
addressing the jury in drawing
tone, Il recalled an old faile. You
will remember, gentlemen, how the
lion and the ass agreed to slay the
beasts of the fiela and divide the
spoil. The ass was to go into the
thicket and bray and brighten the ami
mails out, while the lion was to lie
in wait and kill the fugitives as fast
as they appeared. The ass sought the
darkest part of the jungle and lift
ing up his awful voice, brayed and
brayed and brayed. The ass was
quite intoxicated with his uproar, and
thought he'd return and see what the
lion thought of it. With light heart
he went back and found the lion look
ing doubtfully about him.
What do you think of that?' said
the exultant ass. Don't you think I
scared emp
scared emp repeated the lion. in
an agitated tone. Why, you'd a scared
me if 1 didn't know you were jack
ass"
The jury laughed, the effect of the
lawyers sonoro1s eloQuence was Wis
IDLY weakened, and he lost the case.
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HAD TO PAY THE PRICE.
BibIiomaniac Married to Secure
Rare Volume.

NJ. A. Brisson, the French writer,
relates an anecdote of a well-known
Frenchman, an octogenarian, who
spent most of his time in his younger
days in Paris hunting up valuable
books among the secondhand book
shops. He was a bachelor, and for g.
housekeeper had an extremely plain
woman, who, however had caught
from her master the taste for old
books. One day the housekeeper ap-
peared with a parcel of books wrap
ped in paper and asked her master
to look at them. Among the rubbish
was a small volume bound in red
morocco. What have you paid for
.his? the master gasped after look
ing at the title page. Thirty sous
for the lot the servant replied. But,
my good woman, this book alone is
worth 10000 francsi" the biblio-
maniac went on, and the moment
after regretted the unwise speech
iii give you 100 francs for it, he
said. But monsieur said just now
that it was worth 10000 eI'n give
you 500.'' mo, no. Seven hun
bred and fifty But it was no use,
and to make long story short, the
master married her in order to obtain
the first edition.
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their little 'tete-a-tete'' after, she was
fascinated against her will by the
dark gray eyes of the picturesque
youth by her side.
There was a touch of embarrassment
in his manner now and then that
seemed to exact sympathy. On every
side was gaity- Men laughed and
women chatted. He was telling her Of
his hopes, of his ambitions. All too
soon, she was claimed for the next
dance
Receptions, balls. dinners, they met
almost daily, and with the magic of .
woman's art, she consoled him. He
always had a loyal friend, always had
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Stanley Spencer of London has
proved that he could steer his airship
successfully at will, sail in any direc-
ton he liked, and make fairly good
time against the wind. Mr.. Spencer
is veteran aeronaut and built his
airship after his own design. Recent
ly he started from the Crystal palace,
sailed over st. Paul's, went as far
west as Ealing. circled above that
suburb, sailed northwest against the
wind and landed at Eastcote, near
Harrow, at g o'clock. The trip of
thirty miles was made without hitcn
in an hour and forty-five minutes
Percival Spencer, referring to his
brothers trip through the air, said it
exceeded the longest trip of Santos
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RuNe UP HUSBANDS WAGES.

Conductors Wife Makes Tissue Paper
Lamp Shade With Bell Punch.
Mackenzie is conductor on an owl
train on the L, consequently he
does his sleeping in the daytime.
Now, as everyone knows who has
occasion to use the elevated after IL
O'Clock, the fares, after passing GER
tain points on the line, are collected
by the conductors, who, for the pur-
pose of registration, carry the little
bell punches once so familiar on the
surface lines.
One afternoon last week he was
ronsed from his diurnal slumbers by
his Industrious little wife who
brought out for his admiration lamp
shade made of colored tissue paper.
She had made it with her own pretty
hands, and it's scalloped border was
perforated with innumerable little
holes, through which the light of the
parlor lamp would fall on the table.
Tell me if you think it pretty" de-
manded Mrs. Mackenzie, holding the
shade out for her husband to inspect
it.
1T looks lovely" began Mackenzie;
but as he scrutinized it more closely
he turned pale and said hoarsely:
You made those holes with my bell
punch
Yes, DEAR said his dear little wife
blithely, while you were asleep. It
was SO convenient to punch holes
with. But what makes you speak
that way?" demanded the little wo-
man, greatly alarmed at the sudden
change which had come over the I'M
fortunate Mackenzie.
"Oh, nothing he replied, Nonly
you've rung up enough fares on that
lamp shade to use up six months sal
airy. Every one of those holes will
cost me five cents, that's ALL
And the unhappy Mackenzie, in the
agony of his spirit, groaned aloud
Chicago Tribune.
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Occupying a conspicuous position
on Mount Superba, near Turin, there
has just been erected, in honor of the
late King Humbert of Italy, monu-
ment which is described by those who
have seen it as one of the most Inn
pressive works of art of its kind that
has ever been constructed
The monument is the work OF Sig
nor Pozzi At the foot of the monu-
ment is the figure of a warrior and at
the top has been sculptured a wound
ed eagle The tall column is of mar
BILE and may be seen for a great dis
lance
1t is said that Queen Marguerite.
the widow of King Humbert. is especI-
cially pleased with this work, con-
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Are Poets Born or Made?

Authorities seem to agree that
poetic talent is somewhat capricious.
and that, though great poets are
great by nature rather than by train
ing. they rarely transmit their gifts to
their children. Heredity may have
some influence on their talents, but
recent Investigations do not agree on
details. Francis Cation, the great
English authority. states that, with
poets and artists. the influence of
the female line is enormously less
than the male, while Drs- Chaslin and
Mobius, two French investigators,
have come to an exactly opposite con-
clusion. In a recent discussion at the
Paris Observation-Disclosures Society
DIR. Chaslin stated that the mother of
a poet is always Intellectually gifted,
whereas the SON of a stupid woman is
always stupid. Apparently the quee-
ton will bear further study.-Suc-
cess.