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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
@amn nnb sTrau ermurbet.

Repcofle, @Do., 10. 4pril.-
Slim" Clifton 1T bier inter Der Qnz
ttage ber6aftet porben, ben 8dn4bes
flyer s. %. g6ur9 unO Satin, nell
DE tiir8Ii6 BON i6rem Qnpeien in Der
NG6e BON bier berf4punOen, ermoroet
gu baden. Clifton geftunO feline I'M
that Elm uno t6eilte Der 8ebOrbe nit,
mo er bic 2ei9en ieiner Opfer etngez
I9urrt bate. Der Wi0roer 1T ebens
faus Elm RanGbeiBer unb mar Elm
Han6dr Der @rmnrheten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
sas 9eIep6nn i'm 9ienRe Der Sufis.

81. 2oui5 3, 10. Nprtl. = Sn Der
QG6e pon G0parb8bilIe, SG5., pur0e
beute Elm 5armer @ufgebot RAID &c:
mug per 8elep6on periammelt, nm
5tpei mut6moBli6e gfduber gu iteuen.
Sn benz e~rfoIgten Sample tDurbe
6rant G6arle5 aug M}o6iIe, Ola, Ell
ner Der 3tpei M}Gnner, bur6 einen
S9uB t0btIi9 peripunbet. Sein Sc
fG6rte enttam nu8 LANCER 6eBidgb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
GurOpdif6e Sa6ef6eri6te.
TDgcaneGGt unb GpIum.
bus.
Nnrfs. 10. Npril.

u g
0aris, 10. 4pril. 5enr1
0tdnaub, erIter Setretdr Der bieIigen
ameritanff8en 8otf9aft unb 8tcez
9rdFbent Der nQmerttanif4en 9efeaz
f6aft," bat feline Gontroberfe NIT Sir
Clements Mart6am, P%rditOenten Der
.Robal Geographical SOcietp," gum
NbI6luB gebra9t, inbem er Sir Gle
ments Maart6am's IeBtes S4reiben II.
feline Qntport barauf berOffentli4t.
Die gontroberfe entftdnb betanntlt4
iiber bus BON @tgnaub gef9riebene
Mert ,Soscaneli unb Columbus" in
pel6em er bebauptete, baB bas btSBer
uIs e6t acceptirte @arei6en Soscaz
neai'8, bes florentinifden astronomer,
BON g6riftpp6 Columbus cine Sal
f6unq lei. Sir Clements beftrttt
bieie 8ebauptung.
@u8 @ene3uelG.
Caracas, @ene5ueld, 13. QPrtl.
= Dix @tGbte Garupano unO Gumaz
ma limb nieOer bon ben Regierungss
truppsn eingenommen. Der bene8ues
Ianii6e @ongreB bat ii9 Dertagt.
gu @G 9afD, nabe &tD @6ico, itnb
tie @8an3perte Der S%nIurgenten nns
ter ben @eneraG fotanbo Dur4 400
N}unn 8egierungstruppen unter ben
eriten @icez9rGfibenten @Ome3 um>
rtngt unO angegriffen tpOrben. 9aS
Gefultat 1T mod ni6t betannt. Ro>
Ganoo fat 3a6Grei9e 8eritdrtungen err
hQlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
g 9pera m 8opfe berIeb t.

g d. De q m st p { berleg l..
- 8eftern Inn bic Mitterna9tsitun
purbe Der 65 Sabre ate Mtqium 8.
8r1an BON CIR. 112, 4nnitraBe, bel
9uqdn's DAfte, mo- er bei'm Cub
man : 8au oes itGotif6en eIettrif9en
Departements aIs WG9ter angefteIt
mar, BON einem INN tiir3enben &rd6n
am 8opfe g~etroffen unb f4per Derz
IeBt. Sn Der Nm6ulan3 bes mittleren
9iftriftes ipurbe er na9 benz Staotz
6ofpital" ge6ra9t.
Neuer 5rieb9pf on r
6 a term Qbenue@ 81 a B. =
Sin SDnbitdt BON Sem : OOrter 8az
pitaliften, tpeI9es aud ben biefigen
y9ruio Ribge Cemetery" cOntrolirt,
bat BON 6rn. Sames 0oung bic uGs
@lfinor 6eigbts befunnten an Der
Ga1tern : Ipenue : Houb, nd6e Der
Nortb point : Goab, gelegenen 70
Older Qanb rItanben unb nirb oieIelz
Sen gu einem 5riebbofe geitalten. Ser
&oftenpreis betrug $4,000 uno i'm
0dufe bic Ter Wo6e pirb bic Sntorpoz
ration gu SopfOn, Baltimore : g.,
ftattfinben. DIS SncOrporutOren tperz
ben II. 81. fungiren: Die So. q. 3.
OoIfielb, SEQ. q. Wiais, Sus. goung
un0 GeSphn M. Garter.
Qu 9 be g re m"
= Die y8ierausfdbrer : Union" hielt
geftern Na9mittag i'm r2abOr<2pz
ceum" cine gut6eiu9te @erfummIung
ab, in pel9er bei4lo1en tpurbe, cine
&ranfenz unb @terbetafe unter ben
uniOn<Mitgliebern gu griinben. Gina
26 MttgIieber f4lofen ii4 bahelben
an. Gonit tpurben nur &outinez9e<
19Gfte erleOigt.
Die .W1eBgerzunion" bei9IOB in
i6rer 8eriammlung, in pel4er BrGf.
g. 8iippel ben 8oriiB unb 9r. albert
Mebler bas prototoG fibrte, Die Gin
Iabung CUR @Gngerfeitpdrabe Bis CUR
rG4ften 8erfammlung 5uriid5ulegen
unb unterbeFen genauereGrtunbigunz
gen iiber bic parabe ein3u3ieben.
@onit famen nur Routine~ 9ei4Gfte
CUR @rkbigung.
S9par5e Rubuugee L
f9aft.- Neun8e9n Neger tpurOen
in Der Na9t bonn Samitdg auf Sornz
tag i'm norb0ftIi6en Ppli3et : 0itrift
perbaftet unb bonn Squire 2eipis entz
tpeoer I'm S. Bis 500 unb Soften be-
ftraft ober in's 9efdngniB geianOt,
I'm ibren prO5eB ab3utparten.
8eibe Seine ubgefabren n.
= Sn Der norbDftIiGen 8oli3eiitation
fanb getern NAGrnittug Elm Snqueit
ii6er ben Sob o&s 8remIers u. g.
@eorge itatt, benz an leBten Srettdg
@6%nb nabe 8op<9ietp SuntttOn beibe
8eine BON einem @uggOn Der rPbilds
rslp6iaz, Baltimore unb Wilming>
tone8a6n" abgefabren rpurben unb
Der man Sumitag i'm ySobns 5pp=
tins' 6pfpital" ftarb. Die Surp ent=
I6ieb, baB bic nriu4e beg unfanes
unbefannt lei unb DaB 9eOrge in Der
ausii6ung feines 9ienites perun>
gIidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

9as Quaten. (ga6el.) -
n9a fiBen iie," ipra6 Elm 6r0i6lein,
nun tpieber Ollie am ufer unb quaten
unb quaten! @ifsn fe Oenn gar
nidts 8eferes gu tbun?! SD muB
fe Que bera6ten!" - SO fpra9 bus
6r0I4Iein, trO9 tiefer in bas S9ilF
hinein uno - quatte fir ii9 aQein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

5ro6e &unbe erbielten am
9amtag Qbenb bic 1900 Qngeitenten
pon Bartlett, 9aptpar0 Ii. g., i1oem
6te5irma berfiinbete, baB lie bie206ne
ibrer Nngefteaten I'm bur9f9nittlt9
35 Gents pro Sag fir Die nG9iten Is
Monate er606t babe. Bel ben ausz
ndrtig 4ngeIteGten tritt bic 2obnerz
666ung am eriten Mtdi in Rraft unb
BEL ben Gabritarbeitern am 1. Suli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
MbIeber. Sm 81. Qebenss

MbGeben. - SIN 81. 2ebens>
iabre itar6 eeftern 6ruu Gaecitiu 9Dz
Der, bic Mtutter Der Satin bes !0rr.
sSSpbn 99ldfFer, in ihrer Mpbnung,
0r. 1913, 0Orb : GabtraBe. Die Sc
erbigung finbet murgen frii6 8 lbr
5tdtt.
81. Sofepb Seq Wac@onigle ftorb
am @dmtag i'm Alter BON 80 Sobren
in Ieiner Mobnung, Nr. 1125, Sff=
Baltimore @traBe, an Der 2~ungsnent<
climbing. @r binterIGBt feline Srau
unb Elm &inb. 5inf5ebn Sabre lang
mar er als SeIegrapbit Bel Der npo@
ftaI Selegrapb So" angeiteGIt, rtnb er
geb0rte gum st. eo>9pmnaitum,~
fOtpie gum nMOranbiue GOn8tl, 6.
@.z2."
= 9r. Sobn 9eorge Rot6 ftarb ges
fern i'm Otter BON 30 Subren in ieiner
leBten @obnung. Rr. 1920, &amfepz
StraBe.
8eerbigufg. = Nu9bem Buz
ftor Or. S. p6. 9ennighauien bon Der
ebane. : lut6 ct. Stepbani : Stride,
SIDE BON 6anober= uno 9umburgtr.,
geftern Nu9mittag i'm Srauer6auie,
Nr. Ais, @eft : GroBitraBe, einen err
bs6enben Srauergottesbient abgebalz
ten bate, purben bic trbtf4en l1eberz
reIte BON 6rn. Sobann 9einrt4 8ielz
ftein, tpeG9sr am 9onnerftag i'm Aoz
ben Otter BON 81 Sahren uus>bem2ez
ben f3teo, auf benz Baltimore Srteb~
bofed CUR epigen &u6e gebettet. Nls
8a6rtu8trGger fungirten bic $685..
@teinmiiGer, 81. Otto, SObn 8. Bar,
@uItab S9inbbelm, 9enr2 9entel
unb 8m. @40n6aur. Sin GuBerit
8u6lrei9es Srauergefolge erptes Dem
8erblt6enen, tpelfer gu ben Glteiten
in @iio : Baltimore anfGftgen 9eutz
f8en 5GbIte, bic GeBte Gbre.
@etraut. = paftor 6. 9uber
traute geffern @a4mittug i'm 8utinfz
tigen 6eim bespaares, Nr. 255, @ioz
O~aGasFraBe, 9rn. So5n 9rune NIT
Srau Caroline Sduers, geb. @agner.
als Srau3eugen fungirten 9rn. Soc
@agner unb 5rau 4nna Mo9r. @tne
gemiit6li6e 6od3eitsfeier folgte.
BOD i'm 81atternfalL =
Die @e1unb6eitsbeumten ianbten gez
ftern tpie6er einen blatterntranteng&ez
oer nu& benz Qudrantdne z9OfpttaG,
ben tie in g2r. 932, @iO<GutapftruBe,
entbedten. Der 9feger 1T % Sabre
alt. Ollie 8etpo4ner in Der Na4barz
f9aft tpurben geimpft.
Qungenent5 iinbung bic
Sobes ro9e = SIN n2eperingz
Saus" an Der SIDE BON SaDettez unb
SrontfruBe ftarb geitern Na4mittag
4 Il6r plDBli9 Der 50 Sabre ate Sas.
W2. Softer. Coroner Wartin con taz
tirte, baB Der Mann an Der Qungen>
e%nt3iinbung g%eIitten bate unD ld1ote
bic 2ei6e na9 Der Morgue. Der
Mann bat feline 4nge90rigen in BAL
timore.
Rubioter Ieger. 9enrp
SadIon, Elm g}eger BON g}r. 46, Gu
lis6urp : Court, iiBt in Der 0itli4en
goli3eiitation unter Der &nt4uloiz
gung, feline Gpncubine, bic Negertn
M1arD 8enTon, am Samftag &beno
aus benz 6eniter i'm 3peiten 5tofpert
ieiner 8obnung ~9etporfen gu BADEN,
tpoour8 bieie 10 idIimm DerleBt muir
be, baB iie jeBt beiinnungSlos i'm ct.
.Sofep6s : 9OipitaG Iiegt. @r miro
morgen Elm tpeiteres 8erb0r gu bette
ben 9u6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
XXX 9ds S6lub : Gp

*** Sds S6luB : G0n3ert beg
n4rion" finbet am Mtttpo4, ben %.
4pril, in Der nGermantaz W}Gnner>
9orz6a1e" ftatt. Sin ~iorgfdlttg gez
nd6ltes 9rpgrdmm gelangt 3ur9ur4z
fiibrung, unb bic @Gite t0nnen berz
fi9ert iein, buB tbnen elm O6renz
i6maus gu She'll pirb. Dem Gonz
3ert foIgt Der iibIt9e 8aq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

= SObn 9OOb, Elm 52zidbriger
Qanbarbetter, tpurbe geeftrn gu port
9robibence, nabe @ilfesbarre, 3d.,
als 2ei9e auf Dem 9eleiie Der u9enn=
fDlpaniu=8a6n gefunben. @r bate
fur3 porber feinen MOnatslObn erbalz
ten, unb ale umftdnbe beuten auf
eiuen Rnnbmnrb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Baltimore Grun6fer Co.,

bat ibrs ausEattuRg nm mtbrer, 6ubriDerk
(gaug) psreroBtrt uH0 III lest i'm 5tan0e,
M0bel BON Saus 50 3lus 81 b%siCtOtrn uuO
fir ole auibADabruus ODER gtrisnOung 1u
otrpadtn. 4romptt unO 1upttlaiEgs 9ss
blsnuug pirD 5usdi6ert.
Shr,au - Rr. 1O9, oKsSaIHmores5tr
81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

*** Nuf 9imIico finben bonn 81,
Big gum 25. IpriG (inct.) Die grOBen
5riibja6rs : Dettrennen 1tatt. G5
perben tdglid flint OOer me6r Rennen
gebaIten, unb tdgIi9 finben aud
6iirbenrennen ftatt. 0as erite Rena
men beginnt UNI 3 ubr ieben Na4mttz
tag. Der @intrittspreis betrGgt nur
80 Gents; referbirte StBe so Gents
ertra, Bel Ql6uug6s gu bdben. 8ie
es beiBt, finO bic @intragungen fir
bic Renner QrDBer, als i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Rrau 94inSer,

sas altt IubsrIdlFgs 0sOium; lauoidbrio, Griobs
rune; QusfuRIt altr Art; fommt uH0 isbt re in
@E. POT. 6RpsAuus6tr TT. 5prsbtunOtu Don
Q Born. bis 9 ubF ab.uos. WtbF2AS9stsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
bic GinmanOerung.
@ommiFGr @iGiamS Derlangt ftrenz
qere @eieBe. = Qpril bringt 90,z
900 Srembe.

g2s m : q 0 #, 10. 4pril. - Mtt
benz geitrigen Sage felt fi4 Die 3ubl
Der @inpanberer, bic an ben erften 18
Sagen bes 4pril auf @GiszSslanb gez
lanDet fpuroen, uuf ettpa $4,000. SAT-
10000 peitere Gintpanberer fperben
nod in bieIemUtonat ertpartet, 10 bdB
her Qpril iel6f ben Mfai 1902 iiberz
treffen pirb, Der Die fotpeit unerrei4te
3a6l BON ettpa $4,000 Smmigranten
bra4te. Sir ben Mai biefes Sabre5
tperben iiber 100000 @intpanoerer err
tpartet. Qngeii6ts bieier enormen
3a6len fpri9t fi9 gintpanberunggz
GommiFGr WiGioms pieber energifd
fir cine 8eri4drfung Der 8eitimmunz
gen aus, mad benen bie3ulafung bpn
@inpanberern regulirt pirb. Snsbez
fonbsre bebauert er, baB aus benz i'm
lebten Sabre angenommenen @efeB=
entpurf nod in leBter Stunbe bic
Gorberung geitri4en tpurOe, baB Gin
panberer bes 2eiens unb S9reiben8
tunbig iein miiBten. WiQiams meint,
boB auf 8runb bieier Sorberung elm
6ober Prp3entfuB Der am tpenigten
piinf4enspertbengtn 9Gtz
te dusgei4lOfen fperben tDnnen. @r
bolt bic itdrte @inpanberung aus ben
iIoli6en unb Ditli9en 9GnOern GurDz
pas AauptiG9Ii9 besbuI6 fir bebenfz
It4, neil tie it4 gum gr0Beren 86eile
in ben grOBen @tdbten unb bereits
ii6erbDlferten @egenben nieberlGbt.
Die Gtntpanberung BON 0eutf9GanO,
Gnglanb, Srlanb unb ben itanbinaDiz
f9en 2dnbern fat in ben IeBten Sab
rem 10 tart abgenommen, DAP fie beute
faft bebeutungslos ~geporben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

*** Die nGiib : 6remOntitr. 2eihz
unb Spar : Gompugnie" bdIt mOrgen
0(6enb in i6rem @erIammlungslofdle
0orboit : @6e BON 5remont : Qpenue
unb 0~oberitraBe ibre idbrIt4e 9ene~
ralperIammlung unb 8eamtenpa6l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
8ahnIatafrOphr in Snhiana.

South 8enb, Snb., 10. Qpril.
0as 3erbre6en elmer Quftbremfe
peranlaBte 6eute bic @ntgleifu1g unb
3ertriimmerung eines peftli6 ge6enz
ben 6ra9t3uges Der r2ate S6orez
8a6n" in Der RG6e BON bier. Sie6en
@aggons purben in einem Sriimmerz
baufen perpanbelt. Cine 4naa6I
MtGnner unb &nG6sn fu6ren auf benz
3uge nit, unb man fir9tet, Dab lire
Qei9en unter ben Srimmern lieqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21


rragt die ,DsS Ots, Die !r Inner Gekauf HABIT
schE:ft [ANLAIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

= Or. 5rancis q. 5OrtOn. gaffur
Der Semple : Presbpterianer : Stride
in philadelphia. tpurbe geitern 4benb
Bel elmer Brebigt BON einem S9laqz
dnfule betrOffen unb ftarb baIb bar
auf. @r mar So Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Gus bentiden grrrinstrriien.

MISUNDERSTANDING Der rarbeiters
2iebertafeG." = Sheater>@ nrteauns
i'm n9prpGrts." = r8dDernzSerz
elm" - Sanger bon Netp@Oorf.-
0eri6ieoenss.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
Mutiny Veterans at Delhi.

When all the others have long been in
their places a small band of men, COM
posed in about equal proportions of Euro
peans, Eurasians, and natives, all we'll
stricken in years and some visibly bowed
under their weight, gray-haired and
white-bearded, march up the arena from
the ceremonial entrance. They would
fam make such a show of military align
ment and soldier-like precision of step as
the infrmities Of age allow, but in many
cases the attempt is beyond their powers.
" the Europeans some are in plain muf-
II, some in uniforms long since discard.
ed, and furnished and faded in the course
of years, while several are wearing the
uniforms of their civil and military EN-.
ployment. The natives clearly belong
mainly to the humber classes, for their
long, flowing garments are plain and un.
adorned. But. more superbly than IL
shining ralment or in luster Of gold and
silver, these men are clothed in the glory
OF as splendid memories as the records OF
our empire can boast. They are Mutiny
veterans, about 600 altogether; remnants
Of those slender isolated forces of stout,
hearted Britons and loyal natives who
forty-fve years ago, held India for the
empire on the ridge of Delhi, in the resi-
dency at Lucknow, and on many another
bloody held.-London Times.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
appearing at the Princess Theater, New
York, and will afterwards tour the
cnlntrv
Bad Thoughts.

Beware of what you think; for what
you think, quite as much as what YOU
do, molds your character. It not infre-
quently happens that people who live
fairly good lives, so far as their actions
go, do. not feel that it is at ali necessary
to set so close a guard on their thoughts.
These are hidden, and of what harm is
thought if one does not allow it to escape
in action? But the laws of life say that
every thought affects the whole being.
AS a mans heart is, SO will he be. Evil
thoughts gradually undermine the char
acter, and some day these thoughts vii;
burst into action which is irremediable
Therefore, look to your thoughts; keep
your mind swept and garnished.- And
more than that,tmake~ the furniture. Of it
beautiful and true;' for il bad thoughts
persisted in ruin a character, so the
by keeping the mind constantly on good
things. Very often n is called on to
act in an emergency, and then one acts
along the line OF ones previous thoughts.
No act is spontaneous; the seeds Of it
have been for a long time taking root in
the brain. OF two men who have lived
practically the same lives outwardly, and
are suddenly called on to face a danger,
M may play the coward and the other
matter of chance. Little by little the
motor tracts Of the brain OF one have
been weakened by wrong thinking; little
by little the brain Of the other has been
strengthened because he thought bravs1y.
When the strain. comes The hidden
thoughts tell. We should see to it that
we think heroically, think purely, think
charitably. Then in action we will find
ourselves doing the brave thing; we will
act cleanly and sanely; we VIII be kiud
and hefpful.-Woman's Home Companion.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20

in the Office expressed a. great surprise
at this unusual event and asked the why
fore of it. He thus explained:
sleeping when l should be awake had to
stop, so l called in an electrician and be
fixed up a few things. I have it so ar
ranged that at the hour set a light flashes
in my eyes. II this is not successful and
l do not get up and throw the switch a
mosquito bar and frame falls on me. If
I still slumber and sleep a gong like the
one used ON the patrol wagon goes off.
there is over my bed a bucket filled with
water, having a small nozzle attached,
and a rachel releases a stop so that a
stream Of water is sQuirted into my face.
When 1 sleep through all these it will be
time to order my cofin."-Mobile Reg
lister,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
Making Up Lost Time.

"You don't cook like Mary, nv first
wife, used to do, Alice" he said, in tones
of gentle, exasperating reproof. "No, it
seems to me you can't cook like she used
to-"
T. On another occasion. he remarked:
."You are not so smart at getting about
at Mary was. You don't appear to catch
on where she left off,"
About this time a heavy rolling pin
came in contact with his head.
what do You mean by that, you-,'
he exclaimed in. agony.
II am doing the work that Mary ne.
elected" she replied.
There was more peace in that family
afterward.-Tt-Bits -5##s%
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
THE VILLAIN IN THE PLAY.

My Pop took me to see a play
Gee! it was bully fun;
An was the actors good? Well, say, :
They all was great-'cept one, :
An he jist queered the whole burned SHOW
Twas turrible the way
That Teller acted. Don't you know
The villain in the play.
He smoked a lot o. cigarettes,
An acted cool an calm.
An used What Pop called epithets,
But l head him say damn
You can't fool me on swear-words, fer
He said it plain as day;
An that showed what he was; yes, sir
The villain in the play.
An ladies heard him say it, too
They couldn't help but hear:
l seen one SILVER through an through,
Another said, "Oh, dear!'
An later on he stabbed q man,
An upped an ruined away.
I'd ruther be a pirate than
The villain in the play.
But when the curtain rose again
On what's the second act,
He cum back with the other men
He did, an that's a fact,
He had a lot O. whiskers so
They didn't know him. Say,
I spotted him. I always know
The villain in the play.
You can't fool me. No, Stree, Bob!
knowed him in a minute:
An purity soon he tried to rob
A safe with papers in it.;
An then the hero, with a gun,
Yelled: Hal! you're now at bay!'
He didn't seem to like it none.
The. villain in the play.
All through the show that Teller jist
Cot gittin' wuss an wuss,
An when the rest Of us all Kissed,
At last they killed the cuss.
Pop said twas actin. Don't tell me
Folks has to. act that way.
I'd lather go to Jail than be
The villain in the play. .
Sam S. Stinson in Lippincott's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
Great Men and Large Families.

A careful study Of the circumstances
of birth and childhood of what We're
considered to be the fifty greatest men Of
modern times disclosed the fact-intetest-
man was born in a family Of six chill.
dren, not including half-brothers or hail.
sisters. 4 It was figured from the data
that the chances for greatness in a child.
are two to one in favor Of the older half
|of the family. -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20
OH, BLESSED STEIN!

Old German stein,
What dreams are mine
When in the softened lamplight's shine
Up in the "den' I sit and read the books
that tell a merry, plain
Or mystic tale Of things that spring to life
in some poor authors brain.
What dreams we've known,
Oh, mug Of stone,
When in the ''den'' we two alone
Have head the good wife whispering to
callers who were loath to 60,
Sim sorry, but Dicks out of town and
won't be home tonight, you know"
indianapolis Sun.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20

VINO also runs Il
little corner saloon
OIL Johnson and
East Water street,
which is the hang
out for his be-
6 r i'm e d helpers,
says that his
whole force is
kept busy all day
lone nowadays
and two wagons
are kept going all
the time to carry
the men from
place to place. In
good times he has
eighteen or twenty
men working for
him. i.
"Now this year,
said the sweep,
business is twice
as good as it has
been before and
better yet than
that, maybe. I
have as many as
fifteen or twenty
-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20

A Massachusetts Yankee is going after
the north pole, at the head of the re-
organized Ziegler Arctic expedition, and
the world will be interested to learn by
what Yankee trick he expects to get
over the water and ice hummocks that
have so persistently barred the way to
the pole,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-20

The farmers Of the Northwest will GER
tainly share their supplies with the starry
ing people of Sweden and Finland if a
special food-collecting train is sent out
from Chicago. Help in this form will be
produced more readily than cash, because
of a belief that too great a percentage of
cash relief gets away through handling,
however honest that handling may be.