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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

piirOe peiterbin Sen groBten &beiI
Der inter General Rogi Dor Der ST.
flung lteberoen oritteu iapouiiheH
Grmee frei mudeu uno Die Streit'
frdfte gCgen auropntftn un6 Gina
tuitif b%eritdrfen. Gas Steben mo
6olcn bon Bort NrtGur lit alio fir
Den lueitrren GcrIailf 6c3 8riegeS
bon groBter @eocutumg. Sir Die
Sopouer niiroe Scr SAL oer5e'tnn9
eiu GROCER GrioIg fcin ocn RiIie!i
piir6c ibrc Sage iebr eridlpert ipcr'
6en. @orIdliia uertbcioigt General
St6iicI nod jeocn SUB brett ieineS
nod ibrigenGcrrains nit cinerSart'
nGdiQteit sic iurnig &bre@gIetten
in scr @ci6tftc bat, uno c8 lit otrt'
ans nidt notbmcnoig, ouc aus ioPo'
niiden Gueucn fommenoen 8cridtc
iiGcr sic bcr5ucifcltc Gage StoiiPI'S
ais 8obrGeit III ncbncn. General
St0iicI bat sic 3eit ipoGI nift ur6c.
mtbt geloiicu, Die @ioerItonosfobi9,
tcit Der Setting otif Die bodIte Stilfe
SIT bringen, mos ole Soponer 81 if.
rem SHooen erfnbrcn baben. 0o5u
bot General St6iicI ac8eigt, DAB feline
nift aGeiu III Den @erfen,
ionocrn olld in ser Gner9ic, Dem Sc.
ibid mo Dem @eiite oeS Gertbeioi,
gers Iicgt. @n Gopitulotion oenft
,r rift; obcr eS orGngt iid) oo6 0ie
,5rage mie0er ouT: @iro cr iid nod
.ange 6alten f0nncn? TT
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Scinrih Rente.

ga sntid,lleT am I. ytouember 1904 SeiHriH
ae,,as d rIiebier Sottc BON Wtaria steube. I'M VI!
ter bon 81 Jogren, eeI; eHs Sss,nPEsnsm SS. I S "a
SeI. Die Heeroieuup ftUoet GoHHerfag, Den ~
gnorrmbcr. UodImlttage 2 ubr, BON ieiner leBtcrt
qeohmrue Orr. 2O33, Crleans' StraFe, aus ont
nor 'yHt. Sarmcl Scmeterp" itott.
gDic rubt CO iidJ 10 Ittu
an tilblcr Groeuaruit
gilcuu mciueS y ottes 9Dtue
W{idi puu or Setmoth ruit,
Ia IuB idl &reu5 ruo SorGeu
3uriid IN oieier YBclt,
limb bnrre uui ben W(orgen,
Ter mir paS gSrab crbclt. (3t+-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

OtcSnnsbrufer Stnbe II.
t%et'trolpole limb gol,6 oaslt anactbon,
'id) 81 einem ernitliden GotionaIitd.
%tenfanpf onS5liuofien: bic 8riidlte
elmer Tolitif Der Gompromiiie, an Der
SeItreid) lett Snbren eefrGnfelt hat.
Niles 'trebt bort auseinonber. Gos
nod benz betonnten Snort bon Msot.
tbios gorpinus .Sniomnereeireitc
Seitreif" ttoet 'id NIT Sheibunas.
geoonfen; eIiiflih lit es 'tcn fell
Sabr3ehnten nift mehr defpeien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

BlubV IplCuSl Nl'I NSltu II ltuJ lluIJ
LANCE baIten tonnCn? TT
GliaR.G utBriugcn nls Snnocs.S taat.
Ger GlioB.2 ot6rinqii6e 9onocS.
N,lSiduB bat ieit Subreu in leinen
Sibungen ben 4ntrog geltelt, oie
Reih9Ionoe 81 cincm IclbititGnoigeu
ocutidcn @rnOeSitnotc 81 crbeben.
90 audi tiir5lid pieocr. llno ipte in
iriibcrcn Sobrcn miro aud ser iett
micOer ullSgciprofeuc @lnld) ni6t
IN GriilQung 9ebcn lhOll ans ocnt
@rrm0e, meil oltrd) oic Grbe6ung Der
RcihaIonoe gu eincm @ltit0e5 Itoatc
Dem 0eutldcn Gcide Der bis iebt &c.
mciniame 3erritorinlbciib OcrIorcn
gebcn lpiir0e. @eiterbin itn0 6ic 9e.
tpobrpr Der HeihSlnnOe ie(bit ni6t
cinig barber, Of iie i'm Sale Der ST.
FILLING hires Munld)eS eincu Monar.
den befommcn Iollcn oOcr Oh oie re
pltbltfonilhe StaotSform qciu0blt
mer0en iou, 10 etluo ltod) Dem WuIter
Der 6reicn Std0tc 8onl6uug, Bremen
uno 2iibcd. Ger g~euid)tigite @runO
llegt obcr mobl 0orin onb Oic Son.
uer1nitGt oeS 9u~noeSratbes oufboren
miiBte, Dcnn 0ie91eidslonoc Gin leIbits
it0nOiger Stoot milroen. Die Sou.
ocronit1t oeS 9unoesrotbeS ais 2on-
oe9berr lit ober III Der 8crfoIilutg felt.
9clc9t, mo cine Ienocrung Der &cc,
f%olIltng miro man 5llr Belt founl Dor.
nebmcn. No6 Dem @noe 0cS Oclltidl,
fron5oiii6en SricgeS luor beltimmt
ipor0en, Dob Der 0eutIhc 9niier III ben
Hcidelonoct I'M Rnmen 0c3 Reidle3
bic SouueronitGt nilSiibcn uil0 Sic
8cIebgebung obrc Yarloment regcln
lollc. 0iele Gittotltr loIlc lid bis SIM
erIten Sontor 1874 eritrcdcn. Sic
crlolf) audi on Oiclcm 8ermin. 8oll
0o o6 crhielt oic rcidSlGnoii6c Be
polterlna ooa &cdt sur @obl pom
10 Rcid)Sto09 Nbgcoronctcn. DDS
critic @obIcrgcbnis tritg Elm protcitan-
ttldleS @cpr0gc, ober Die Nc;irfS.
r%otbSmoblcn brod)ten Id)on iol6c Scr.
%trcter, bic nit ben ncltcn &crb0ltniI.
len elnOcrltnn0cu iporclt, I'M Tullc
groBcre Hcdtc Der SclbltncrluoItrm0
gcluGbrt iuiirOcn. llnb sic gli1iicr
un0 Sotbringcr crbiclten Nrci5. mo
9e5irfStagC, ciucn 2onocS Nllsidu6,
Dem ooS Hed)t 5ur Ginbringlng Don
8eiebentiuilrfen perlieben mlrhc, ln0
I'M Sabre 1879 erbiclten Oic Meid3.
ldnoc nuf Antrog ocS NeihatoQS N5.
georDneten S6neegouS CiuCn Stott.
bnlter. Ter Stattbolterpoiten miro
bonn Safer bciest. Ger Stottbuftcr
iibt Die SouperGnitat III oen Rcida.
lonben aus unb erickt in ben Nngctc
qenbeiten bes 2anocS ben Heihston5
Ter. Sbin 5ttr- Seitc itett-rtr Miriftr
rium; baSii lit nod) ein StadtSratl
crrid)tct tporoenJ Der aus ben StootS
Sefretdren Dem YrGiiocnten De:
acknowledgements utro ddlt @iit
9liebern beitebt, Die pom &ailer er
haunt meroclt. bon oerei ober oel
SanbcS- GuSid)uB orei borihl1et. 9cl
Stuttbnlter ernennt ailh orci Dele
9irtc 5itrn @unocstag, Die oleroiilgs
mir cine berotbenoe Stimmc bdbet
% llod Der Gerioiiltng Der 9iinbes'
ratb Der eigentlihe Soliper1n Der
Hcidslonoe lit. Die &eid,SIonoe bo.
ben olio lire Selbitperlpalting grob-
tcntbeilS ielbit SIT reeellt fonilen i'm
SunoeSrotbe. iuie i'm HcifStdge ibre
@iinifc sur Bcltiire briitgen. Ges-
bolb lit cS nid)t iunbriheinIidl bab
Die @iinife Der Gliob.2otbriitaer
had ei1cln cigenen 9unloeSItoot III
1lod)lter Belt III Grliilliine 1ebelt iper.
Den.
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gpbesfaQe.

PIN Z. Rooember Charles 8. 8iidlsr, 90 Sabre
alt. oo
aim Z. Robembet sarah G. aaIHhaTt, 81
Sabre alt. ,,t-o
Vim I. Ropember 5of. alOlS shOH, l 2dbr
alt. >, o,b., a.,
PIN s. Rooember Ularn VI. SnrIpahler' OIL
Sabre alt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Reue Seftionen iino ieet 6ur 9eftttignrB
heraerthtet. 8ieIe auseetudbIte Cots. Der Su'
perintenoent oes @runoeS ilno Booens miro
ieoe getuiinf6te 9~lusfunit ~ertbetIen. Gas 9re'
matorium ftebt tdeIi6 sur Snfpeltion often
g8egeR R1berem peuoe man ltb an ben Sn'
perintenoenteu ODER all ods Hilreau in Rr, ri,
S9eits Sarutpgn' Strnhe. (Iprtl5-)
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SO6u Seriuie & Sobn,

ectheubrtatter uub Ginbaiiamtrer.
Or, 2OOS, Erleanstr. NIB. Eel: @tnof1r 25J.
8peiaeefddft: yr. SEA, berI. @aitern'aoenue.
Sioblanoiopn Baltimore, WidrbInno GeIepbon:
NinbIor so. autf6en peroen ~aeltefert flr
6od5eiten, llnierbnltungen lno anbere Sele'
9enbeiter. (Sebr14, 1S,G&S}
6, & st. gaul 1899. Mb.-8inSfor 225.
s. Sanbers & S0bne,
QeIdcu6efatter unb Giubalinmtrer.
Rr. 1908 unb 1710, 6antoH,A peHue.
Sabrtfanten nun gnteut.Gasiets.
GSebr10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Sn 2nomigsbnen nnrbe
Der WourermeiIter Hono, Der iid) eiit.
btloete. SDitie 2uolpie BET 3ipeitel bon
Soperft 81 iein, III oos S~rreitbaus
aebroht.
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8altimpre gnTnes College
Gbarles' nnb Sarafoga'S trafc,
q. M. &. u.

s~se,teffer nrb better sfuniensaurfns. 1iidns
ttae uno e~rfubrene 9ebrfrdfte. 9ertonIider
llnierriht Int HuchboIten. Sienograrbte. 3hbes
~tprtttno. SbDnfdretbeH etc, Slitc Stenunart
fir aue Grnbuirtet e~eiidhert, 2dgfdhnler lest
erpffret. gbenDfdlnIen pont %. September OF.
sdtulnee fret. 5eioe Telephone.
e. 8. Nprmon, Tr1iibeut.
fgua2t g&g.amtel
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Sermou Both.

,oSe3s sutp naV qotb i'm n, Qebeusiabre. Bic
geerSiSuna iinSet srcitaa, gla6mitiaas tlbs.
bonn TpaIerbauie. Rr. 2426, stHeen,MoSna aus
auf Der ,NeiiCrn gcmeterp" prtoaiiH l'dtt'
(2th--B
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Sn scr ngTifhcn Rcpue
Spectator" erIhict oieier Gage eitt
gtrtifel, III Dem es hieB: 8enn Der
oitoiiatiihe 8rieg bis on'S gnOc ge-
fiIbrt lpiro, 10 Itebt es oltbet 3mriicl,
OoB sic HuIien bic Oberbono gelpin.
men ipcroen. 8croe Gtgloho in oie.
fem Sale Der Grotiidihg ser Sopu.
itCr 5uieben, obne cin5uidlreiten =?
Der en9ltld) . iopnniidle 8ertro9
5lpit9e Gnalolo mcuigitenS mora.
lid oo5it, 10 ipcit iuic m0glid) ouS
&cridJuinocn Der iopnniideilgtotion.
oercn SrtereIien NIT Den ieinioclt
perbrnoen iino, jt nerbiuOcrn. IS
iet Dies enc GpentunIitdt, iueldJc Die
offentlidlc Weinung IN england nod
nif)t geniigcIto bead)tet bobc.- Die
YMoruing Bolt" boS Organ Ser
cngliidlen SecrcS. nno Wuriuc : Ser.
poltlng. benlcrft bu5u, eS lei qonj
ielbItpcritGnolidl bob ooS cnglildc
Golf nid,t OuIoen biirfc, ooB Sopolt
bon &uBlonb o~oaitdnoig croriidt
iueroc. g%nalanO miiiic lid, SIT cir1cm
groben ariege porbereiten. Der
Ilorm . Irtifel tlin9t ionoerbor,
benn in ~eriter Clinic lit eS Gnglono
gelueicn. ooS Sapou 5t oem 8offen-
gang nit &uBluno Mutb 9emodi
bot. Non ioIltc meincn, Gn0lnno
babe al ieinem iiionfrifuniidenSrieq
oitf Sabre binouS 9enug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

ansgerIin utrb CEDRIC
pen: olr ben 8eItmarft 1T bic Be1'
8~enVtrSfnbr BON ieIten GROCER geoeH'
flna, 'iHo 8ei8eu TIT in ioIdem lleber'
Tub porbouoen, 6oB Die u0hentIiben
arIstubr3iffern bic ops 8oriobreS er.
bebllb iibcriteiecn. Noro.Nmerita
oa9egen bait ii6 inr Erei5 cr6eblttJ
ueer Raritat oGer iibrigcn 2aroer.
Seoenfoas bTeibt Noro.Amerifa fir
Den @rport o~,lsgeIdoItct, lmO oa ar.
9entlnlen uuo auitralien in 8e5ng
ouf Den 5itFiinitisen Nu6nibrslleber'
lduB nod nidt 5n bcurtbciIcn 1T, 10
ut Der IueitcnropGii6e 8e6arf in Der
Sanptiode anf @ubIauo a%ngelpieien.
Sn Berlin bat lid Der
3aufmonn MSoIf Qod)mant aus
Sraunid)peia Dor Sen Nlr9en leiner
@loubiger etidoIien. Gr mar nod
Berlin gefommen, nm iit nit ictnen
@lnltbtgern o~llseinonOcr 5u ieeen.
Sn elmer 8erIommluuQ bot CT oenIet'
ben 40 8ro5ent an, rrO oo Die 8laus
bigger ollf bieie Offertc nift eingeben
mollteri, logte ii6 2ohmonn IN Der
Wer3fpeiflung, iein 8cihdft nid)t mebr
tortIeben 5u tonnen, cine 8ligel in bic
8ruIt uno luo1te Iid) Damn nod aus
Dem 8enIter itiir5eu. Ser S6lucroer.
luunoetc tpuroe boran oerbtnoert uno
III elm 9rontenbaus gebradlt.
Sett Dem Sabre 1900 tuo
iiber Son 6ron5iSco iiber 10,OOO5o'
paner na6 Den Ser. Stanten etn'
%getuon6ert, iiber Canada ctlua ebcu'
10 niel, 10 bob Iih Die ,3obl Ser in
Sonoe befinolidJen Sopnner I'M etipn
10000 Oermebrt bat. Gic fJineiiidc
8epolferuttg goIifornien's lit. iuic
Der oortiee 9rbeitS . gommiii0r &c.
ridtet, aber i'm Gbncbmen. 3oSSon
6rnn5isco yGbroniclc" befiird)tet,
ooB Die ioporii6e @inpanoerung
beOenfltde Gitueniioncu onnebmcll
nit ebenio idIimmen 6oIgen
pie oie uneebinberte @inmonOerltn9
Der Gbinefen iic bate. 0icier fonntc
man IdlieBIid CHI 8erbot cntgegcn'
iesen, pciI g6ina eS lid eben 9ciol,
len IoIien mubte. Sopou ober, oas
it8 iett uls @roBmddt~ geifmo1len
fiiblt, lpiir6e cine Oerortige 9ebono.
hing nidt rilbia b%inncbmen, ionoeri1
fir feline 2onoeSfinOer bieicl6cu
Rctte bcauiprufcn Die anpcrcn9to.
tioucu 5ugeitonoen Iino.
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@rpRes @uifernsSouner

oeranitaItet bonn 6rauen'Sereip Der
{. osutihen REFORM. ct. 5oBnnnes' @enteiuot
(SalbcrtrStrabe
an Mittppdj mo Eouneritna, g.. II. 10. gipo.,
i'm 2utGlc Der SuHutngsId1nle.
1idetS fir 9rpadfeuc 80 Gents. "
Iideis fit Stloer. ....... 80 Gents.
Glib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Sic caIiforniihc Staot
Sos 4ngeIes bot 6os &iidbcrufuags-
red)t cineefiibrt. 8eiln % Yrojent
Der Stimmeeber elmer @oro ooer
eireS 9iitriftes nit ihrcln @grtrctcr
liisifrieben iiilo, 10 foru1ru lie Gin
@eiitd1 u%ntcr5eidner. bcm5ufol9c er
entipeocr oiriidtrctcn ooer iid) elmer
9tcutpobl llnteriperfen mlB, Gin mib.
-litbigcr 2[Ioernion Bottc lcstber oie
Iebterc MItcrilotipe geiuublt mo 90
Bel at iei,lcm 2eioiucicn %eriohren,
ooB i1id)t mir Der piertc Sbcil, ION.
bern cineMcbr5obl i%ei1er Gonltitlicn.
tcn oi,f feline lueitercn 0ien'tc germ
ocr5idJteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10


Ser 8eltpolt 9riefs uni
3citungs . gerfehr be5iffert iid) iobr.
lid, ouf 32,5O0,OOO,0OD Stiid, bon
bel,cn s,6O0,OOO,OO0 anf Die Scr.
Staaten fomlneit, Die bofiir 10000
goitGmter 1rto 100000 Ylcilen So't,
roltcn bohen. Der 4oitbieitit toltet
i1brIif $50 Minionett, hriret aber
beinohe ebenio pici ein; III oe1t les-
ten 5ebn Sobren bat or iid1 peroop-
pelt. @cnn Die ginrid)tiing Der
9anb : 9rieitr1eer . 8onteit lltd]f
% MiIlionea in anipri,d) geilon'lileil
bdite, piiroe Der 1ienlt iif berelfs
ielbit beSoblt NADER.
Sic erobte 9rntdnttdii
fir SoreIen min bic Heeteriiilg III
goIornbe einriften; 25 Dttllclieil
SoreIIen io1en bort idbrlid] 9e6lid,fei
iinb iiber Den @eiten pertbeilt mer'
ben. $50 bfeibeit aber Die geipoDtter
beg Sitens2 Ste ellen bod onf bier
nnb DO elite CUTE Sorel1e. +,
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Baltimore Gemeterg.

gHreau: gtr. 344, Noro.6bartes,s troRs,
9eerdbnibpldse sum 8erfauf - bon $25 an.
nit WtarmorptofteH abge9ren5t. $50 RlnV
fir bier @rdber. (SuHfS,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Ger n d Of ite GorereB. Der
am 1. 9c5cntber 1905 5niantmeutriti
miro nod repi,bIifaniid)cr ieil,. ais
Der geeemp1rtiac. GerScnot. Der Jest
81 repiiblifoniid)e mo 33 6ei1ofroti-
ihe @itgIieoer hat, miro pnhrid)cin.
lid 5S &epitblifoner nilo 80 Sen1o-
fratcn baben. 9os iesigc Heproiell-
tontenbai,s bat 207 repnblifoniid)e.
t75 9en,ofraten nno 5iuei arbeiter-
Heprdientnnten. Sic repnblifoniid)e
Hartei miro etpo Elm 9useno Mit,
glieoer e%eipinnert; Iie miro nit oieiel,
Ioiorit1ten an' ibrc Blame perluirf-
lidlen foilnett.
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2urrainc.

WlaIerii6 - 8nrfurttg 49, Grieolih.
Beftlid bon 99ulbroof Elm uro cine babe
Weilc. genubt Die nit Ropbnttan be8eibuete
9orth.9 loenuesGnr 6reie autifen aia6mittuN5
an 1ermiuuS. 8reiie bon BeerdbniBheuen ieet
ipe3tcu. Getdte 9eoiu9lutaet. S.IeFVphcTt ~
Gatou 223. 8iirenu: SrantItns nno @inoiur'
Ruabs. 8erIanet Broibiire. (gtdi4 .1S.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

8rob oIICr neinou1t II
gen, Die bem tiit,tieen Stootsanluolt
6oIf, Der ole 9oooler IN ct. 2o,liS
5llr 8erantluortllng ae5ogcn, in oeu
lebten WGlotcn 5lltbeil ~aclporoen
iinb, lit 6olf BOD, nit elmer Moiorit0t
bon mebr. oI3 10000 Stimmcn 5ltll
@oltperneitr bon Miiioiiri gcipGblt
.ruoroen. gr bat iebt mebr @ele9en.
belt, mic friibcr, icin 8cformipcrf
oilrdSnfiibreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

8rpon'$ q c 5 c q c 10 q t
ihcint in Snoiono ni6t piele 9iir0cr
teer3esGt -ass- boten-- ette- &eotepeH
hat BORT cine grobc Stimmcnmaiori.
tat crboItcn. ODER Ioate es Den 2cit.
ten III Snoionn 9cbcrL ipie Dem eng.
lldlen 8olitifcr Der iugte: llcber
5cnBt bin i) idon oft iporocn, &c.
itimnlt bobc idl ubcr imrncr onbers.
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
OAsTo1
Bears thu n The Kind You Have Always Bougit
s's, : &Mzz&zZz7zx
THE U. OF M.

The University of Maine is an insti.
tuition that is doing great deal of good
to the State OF Maine. This might be
said of all the other colleges of the
State, but the institution at Orono is
doing work for the industrial interests
of Maine, that none of the other COL
leges attempts to do.
All that man obtains as a reward for
his labor, practically comes from the
earth by the aid of the sun, and it is
highly important that man should make
a study of the best methods to obtain
the greatest reward for that labor. At
the University of Maine, besides the
classical and scientific courses and the
college of law which are open to all,
there are agricultural, horticultural,
forestry, agricultural experiment, civil
engineering, mechanical engineering,
electrical engineering, mining engi-
neering, and pharmacy courses. The
instructors are earnest, enthusiastic,
and sympathetic. The expenses at the
institution are within the reach of all,
so that there is no excuse for any young
man to say that he cannot afford a COL
lege education. The fact that there are
between five and six hundred students
in attendance at the university, show
that the advantages offered are being
appreciated by the youth of the State.
By an act of Congress, the university
receives $4,000 annually for the main
tenance Of the department known as
the Agricultural Experiment Station.
1t also received $4,000 annually from
the, government, for its more complete
endowment and maintenance. It re-
ceives $4,000 annually from the State;
still with the tuition at less than one
third of the usual price at colleges, it
cannot meet the demands made upon
it, to teach so many students the num-
erous subjects with modern methods
and appliances. There is great op-
portunity for those who have the
means to bestow their gifts for educa-
tional purposes, now, SO they will re-
suit in doing the greatest amount of
good to the greatest number of those
who are seeking to prepare themselves
for the duties of life.-Maine Journal
of Medicine and Science.
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
A BIG CONVENTION.
1t will be Held June Goth in the Auditorium
Bangor.

When political convention in Maine
assumes such proportions that it can
not be accommodated in Bangor City
Hall, then it is a convention worth
talking about. That's the way with
the Republican State convention, which
has long been announced to take place
in City Hall on June 10Th. 1t will be too
big for the hall, and so Chairman Simp-
son of the State committee has decided
that the gathering must be held in the
Auditorium.
The convention is entitled to 1271
delegates, and with these will come
such hosts of enthusiasts in support of
the several candidates that if all were
to be crowded into City Hall the brick
walls would bulge out and the golden
eagle would scream in alarm from his
perch on the tall tower. And then,
where would the Bangor people come
in-or get in? Impossible, and SO to
the Auditorium the convention goes.
There will be plenty of music on this
occasion, aside from the plain and Wig
orous chant of the political choir. 1t
will be furnished by three handsome
from Rockland, playing inspiring Cobb
airs, one from the western part of the
State with Prescott harmonies in its
repertoire, and the Bangor band, which
will give the crowd the best of every
thing, including, probably, something
to the effect that:
"No matter where you go, you'll find they
cannot show
You as good a time as you can have in old
Bangor
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
GRADUATIN'.

Sis is goin' to graduate:
Mother works till offul late;
Got lot of wimmen, too:
Guess they never will get through.
Gemunnee, when they all come
How that old machine does hum!
Every woman sits and sews,
Maxim graduatin' cloze.
Sis is goin' to graduate:
Things is in an Offul state:
Cloze is piled up feet deep;
Amt no place to eat or sleep.
Things is lynn on the chairs,
Table, bed an everywheres;
Every place Teller goes
Has to keep away from cloze.
Sis is goin' to graduate;
She's shoppin' at fearful rate,
Buyln' hats an gloves an shoes,
Lace an handkerchiefs-jest slOughs
Never gets to school no more,
Graduatin's such bore;
Keeps her busy maxim bows
For her graduatin' close.
Sis is goin' to graduate;
Gee! 1t must be somethi n great!
Relatives'll all be here,
Stringin' in firm far an near;
RuShin' in an runnin' out,
Can't lind what it's all about.
But from what l see l s'pose
Graduatin' jest means cloze.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
Dragging WIN Not Cure Catarrb hi

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ioathsome disease is caused by germs that
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and lungs and can be cured only by inhala-
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atomlZerS, Snutfs are Intellectual, because
they fail to reach the cause Of the trouble.
Catarrhozone is successful because it is in
hailed to every part of the breathing organs,
ana has power to kill the germ, heals the
lntiamed tissues and prevents droppings in
the throat. Catarrhozone treats more than
one thousand square feet of mucous sur
face with every breath taken through the
inhaler, and affords instant relief It per-
fectly cures Catarrh, Asthma and Bron-
chitis. Sold by druggists. Two months
treatment. Price $1:OO. Small size % cts,
Poor & Son, or by mail from Poison & Co.,
Kingston, Ont.
DR.. Seward Webb has just completed
a trip through Maine, where he pur-
chased twenty-one head of the best
horses he could find. The doctor made
his tour In a private car, accompanied
by his physician and servants, with a
''palace" horse car attached to his
train, in which he stabbed his purchases
as he went along.-Boston Journal.
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
PoPE's PHYSICIAN GIVES ApppovAI

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can Medicinal Preparation. Is Free From,
Prejudice. One of the Worlds Most Dts-
tinguished Medical Men, He Has Availed
Himself of DR.. Williams Pink Pills in Hi,
Practice and Praises Them.
DR.. LappOni, the famous physician to the
Vatican, whose name has recently come 81
greatly to the front ON account of his unre,
hitting attention to His Holiness, the late
Pope, Leo XIII, and the high esteem and
confidence with which he is regarded by the
present Pope, His Holiness Plus X, is a man
Of commanding genius. He is more than a
mere man of science; he is man of original
the etiquette" of the medical profession
and having used DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People in his practice with good
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09

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ton swells the stomach and puffs it up
against the heart. This causes shOrtness
Of breath, palpitation of the heart and gen.
eral weakness. KodOl Dyspepsia Cure
cures indigestion, relieves the stomach,
takes the strain off the heart and restores it
to q full performance of its function natu-
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The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
For Over Sixty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs: Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. twenty-five
cents a bottle. Its value is incalcuiable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's SOOth-
ing Syrup, and take no other.
The Republican journal., 1904-06-09

DIR. LappOnis Letter.
81 certify that | have used DR.. Will
liamS' Pink Pills in four cases of the
simple anamia of development. After
few weeks of treatment, the result
came fully up to my expectations. For
that reason l shall not fail in the future
to extend the use of this laudable prep
aration not only in the treatment of
= other forms of the category of anamia
or chl6rosis, but also in cases of neu-
rasthenia and the like"
(Signed) GIUSEPPE LAPPONI
Via del Gracchi 332 Rome.
"The "simple anemia of development
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that tired, languid condition of young girls,
whose development to wOmanhOod is tardy
and whose health, at the period of that de-
velOpment, is so often imperilled. His
opinion of the value of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People at that time is of the
highest scientific authority, and it confirms
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In all cases of an4mia and other diseases
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St. Vitus' dance, paralysis and
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the confidence of the public, and now that
they have received the emphatic endorse
ment of SO high professional authority as
DIR. Lapponi, the trusted physician to the
Vatican, they will be accepted by the medi-
cal and scientific world at their full value.