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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03

8oie meioen-in- 0insen, Die feinen
Mnoeren id)apeup lit Elm Naturre6t."
8laiben FSie9mir, mir plaioiren
illd]t MIR fiira 9ier unbg8ein, ioroeru
iebr biel mebr fir Elm Grin8ip, bob
mir nidt obne ipeitere Gingriffe III
ole Ted5te ber Sanilien befiirdten SIT
n1lil'en, ouTge9ep biirfen.
SD iprehe bier nidt fir &apitol
nno grbeitadoiloern fir oos, mas
iplr Srailen inter Dem Gomet Sreis
belt begreifen, eine6reibeit, Die pon
Der amerifaniihen Contribution &c.
ipobrleiltet miro mo Die nidt ourh
Elm @eIes, iuie oos p%orliegenoe, &C.
ibm1lert iperoen ioute - cine Srei.
belt, Die unier Somilienleben perido4
nern bilft unb ni6t bos Slid Seller
beeintradtigt Die mir niht gciuiat
ltno, ais llniere Wfeiiter ou5llerfell-
men. : Die anoeren Sralten; Srnlts
Ell, Die lid 81 Clubs uno @ereiniglin-
gen 5nlammen aetbon ba6en, inter
irgeno einem Goripnnoe, nid)t Inn
Den Mrntet 81 belfen, bic &ranfen 81
fflegen, Die 8aiien 81 troiten, ion-
bern Inn Soeale olf5nItelen, Die al
len Grtobrun9en bon Sobrbunoerten
5itlptoer loufen, irno Die nun lire Ell.
genen abitraften ,Sbee'n i6ren Wfit-
l6ipeItern oufordngen moIlenL nidt
ourd 9elebrrna. ionoern ollrf Ser.
oadtignng, ni6t ourd 9eiipiel, ion.
bern nit @epalt, nidt burd 2iebe.
1oiloern ollr6 3lpnng - ollrf cinen
Gerlild) sur 9eeinfluiiurg oes Go,ls
grelles Der 8%ereinigten Stooten, oo.
nit oieier ibnct piQfobre.
Gs lit nift bos critic Mo(, oab
Srolen Die perionlid)e Sreibeit ibrer
Wfanner 81 pertbeioieen itreben; ibr
brobt aud iebt ipieoer @efabr, ltnb
alpor mebr burd) Die notiirlide Sof.
lldfcit oeS Munncs gegen bos meib.
lide 8eidlebt, ais ourb onoere Gir-
tlillle. Wenn 6rollen bitten, 10 babell
tie ibren beiten 9unoesgenoiien IN
bieler natiirlid)en mGnnlihen Sof.
liffeit, nno MIR 3ll oft banoeln oio
Wolmcr gegeu 'bos @emeinlpobl,
ipeil lie 81 ritterli6 iinb, Inn iol6eil
Sraueit etipas ab5illdlagen, Die Sof-
libfeit oils ibr Hedt beanipriiben.-
Soflidfeit ge9en Ole cine Seite be-
oeiltet bier ober S%pronne. gegcn Die
unoere.
Sm 9eomcn jclter Srollen, bie mid,
bepoam1dtigt boben, SrollenL Die
Der Union bas 9elte geben, mos iie
beliten: lire Sobne, Die lie lebren,
fir bieies 2auo 81 iteben ilno ST. fall
lcn; lire Sodter, Die lie lebren, ibr
Seim 5l ebrcn mo ipieberlrm Soblle
iuto Godter IN oieien @eiite at er-
5leben - i'm Nonen oieIer Sroilen
proteItirc i'd gegen jeben gllgriif olli
ole 6reibeit Der Eerion ur,o ge9en jc.
ben Gingriff in infer eliidli6es So.
nlilicnleben." 4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
8eerbiauna. = Die irbifden

8eerbieung.- Die irbifden
lleberrcite pp,l. Srm Ynna @artba
!9abnemonn,t neIhs am Sonntdg in
ibrer lebten @obnuns. Rr.721. Weft=
Barre=S strap aus BEN 2eben fdieb,
lpurben gsiteru, Hadmittas BON benz
3rauerbauie aus auf Ger Baltimore
Semetsrp" 5ur leBten Rube beftattet.
paftor &euber bon Der berti9e eparlz
9eltihen 9emeinbe an Der Greene
StraBs belt ben Srausrgottssbienit
ab, unb als 8abrtu6trdser fungirten
be 99. Sobn Stump, Sobn Ioemer,
Sobn Snaubt, Gb. Guftp- unb Seinz
5srlina. Die @erbIifene lift BEL 6omz
berg, SefenzRaFau, eeborsn uno fam
bereits por SO Sabren mad Imerifa.
Sic binterldBt einsn Sobn unb cine
5o6ter, pGbrenb ibr @atte Dor Is
Wfonaten itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
g. R. @amiab beri9mnmbem.
War aaiiirer bes llrfunoenbiireous
oeS superior : @eri6ts. = 9e-
fight BON $4,000. : Sdlt iid, ol,-
9eblid IN 8aibineton arf.

@roBe Seniotion erregte es &c.
tern i'm @erihtsgebGuoe, oils es be-
fannt iuitroe, oaB 2utber M. Siam.
Jap, Der aaIlirer inn llrfun1ben : gil.
reou bes Superior : @eridts, inter
Sinterlallung zines 0efi5its bon
etpa $1,000 peridipunoen ici. 9as
Wtailfo iuurbe am Sienitaa gbeno
uont gftuar Hobert s. Dale oes sc.
rid)ts efltoedt, ais linn BOZ, Der Isl.
tl5ens Gotionol 9anf" Die <noe
Suging, baB iein Gonto iiber5ogei
lei. Sr. Sgle moatc iofort AniflG.
RING bon ieinem 9ailirer pcrIall0en,
ood fonnte Gamiop nirgenbs gciun.
ben meroen. Wie in @rfobrung ae.
brodt lpllroe, iprad &amiop in scr
9nnt Dor, nm cine Surllme @elo 81,
5leben. Sbm ipnrbe jeoud mitgc.
tbeilt, Dob oaS 9onto lfon iiber,o.
gen lei. gr entfernte 1id) ulto hat
Die Staot obre 3ipeifel pcrloiien. Gr
foifte am. 9ienitae elm 9iact mad,
S~SolDlngfoil llno pltroe geIterr bon
5fpei prominenten NedtsonmGlten
allf einem 3lqe nod Der 9unbcs-
bailptltoot geieben.
IS miro geiast, Bob CT Dem Sport
nno Eoferipiele bulbi9te, uno ferner
miro berittet, bab Tomiop, Ser
6rat lnlo sipei 9inoer bot, elmer
Srou in @oibington oftcre 9eiuda
abltattete. ST mobnte IN Ir. 93S,
@elt-6 ronflinitroBe, nnb lplroe Dor
etlpa einem Sabre OILS Mabiolaer
ees &rn. Sarrp g. 9arrp ais aoi-
Iirer ernoiftt. Set aft ,Sobren lpor
CT Glerf I'M llrfunoen : 9iireait, oIs
er ail Dem boberen Eolten beforbert
lpllroc,. Sein Sol6r bctrila $500,
mo er ltebt inter elmer 9iirgidaft
bon 5000. Nad elmer Yriiiung Ser
gilder fano Sr. Ogle geitcrn, oo5
H%omlap's an9eblide llnterlhloaint-
gen bis olif September b. :. sllriif-
reiden. 9eteftip Marf Soooll, Der
nit Dem Sail betrollt lit, febrte &C.
tern Ibeno bon @olbington suriid,
obne Hontiap oufgeiunoen 5ll boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03

.SboIiai- M dnncr6or."-
Der .Sboita : Mdnnerhor" belt
geItern Mbenb in Goiet's Sale feline
rc~eclmdbige Singitnnoe ab. Cine
NnSabl GinIaounacn fano Mnnabme
mo Ser Ycrejn trof 9orbercitrmeen
iiir iein ndd)Ytes Self.
S4ob LTD I'm @erfoIs
aunqsmabn. gbparb Hbo>
mas, r,et9er an Der g~opineton=, nabe
6uabessG troBe. cine Wirtbfnaft be-
treibi, fde6 fi9 stftern i'm Nerfols
suneSspala Ibar& bie linse 9anb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
Department fir SHentlide sider=
btit.-Nantem.
b : Department bss ,@%ebdubes
Snfpeftorz Bureaus.
HuthbauS. +,

Uulg9dus 8.
Baltimore, ben /. Mdr5 1904.
Sd babe 4pplitationen fir bic fol.
sencen pripilesisn erbalten;
218 Norbz9oltoap> Strabe, fir
Muffteauns zines elefirifden Motors
bon y pferbetrdftsn.
Norooit=@de Gapz nnb SarriTpnz
StraBf. fir Mufitenuns zines e~leftriz
f9sn Motors bon 5 P~ferbefrdften.
1908 9olinszS trabe, fir Mufftelz
lung zines elettrifden Motprs bon 8
Yfcrbetrdften.
All ct. PaulsS traBe. fir Muffiels
lung zines elettriiden Motors bon Is
Pferbetrdften.
SAB : unb SarriIonzS trabe, fir
4uffteauns zines eleftri1den Motors
BON 3 pferbetrdften.
9o1toaps unb Centre iraBe, fiir
4ufiteaung zines DampftsKels BON
125 pierbefrdften,
1120 GatbebralsS traBe. fir Iufz
ftenun5 zines elettri5hen Mptprs BON
q Pferbetrdften.
Siiooit=Gde Baltimore. inb gonbz
Strabe, fir 4ufiteluns elmer Sass
mafdire BON 6 YfsrbetrGffen.
1919 Wetsgaltimpre<S trabs, fir
4ufitelllns elmer @asmaffine bon 2
pferbefrGften.
661 Welts8 Baltimore @trabe. fiir
4ufftequng zines DampfteKels BON IA
pferbsfrdften unb elmer Dampfmaz
fdine bon 10 pferbstrdften.
9inter 119 Nprbs9isbsS trabe. fir
4~uftsauns zines elettriIdeh Doctors
BON 3 pferbstraften.
SiiboftzGds @rsen= unb Germans
Strabe. fir Iufftelana bot brei elefz
trifden Motors bon ie II pferbetrdfz
ten unS zines elsttrifden Motors bon
| 81 pferbetrGftsn.
2219-2221-2223 8ofonsGtr..
fir Mufftelung zines OampffeFels
bon 10 pferbetrdften.
2433 Sruibs9 Din Mpenue, fir 9ufs
fteIung elmer @asmaIdine unb On.
namo BON 15 pferbetrGften.
Mlitednna= unb Mlbcmarle=S traBe,
fur grridtuns zines b0laernen S6nps
pens BON 50 SUB bel 23S SUB unb 18
| SUB Bel 81 Sub. +
@et-prattz Strabs. fir aufitef1
lung eines elettrifden Mptors bon n
4 ptrbesrdftsn.
,Srssnb Semanb, Der ginpsnbunaert
bagegen gu erheben bat, m6ee feline
| prptefe an ober Dor benz 8. M0r5.
4 pormitfdgs 10 ubr. in bielem BiireaN
sinreifen. mann bdrii6er berbanbels
4 tusfbtn luirb. s16sW g 3irfI
i Gbtp. .. PrtFrn,
(ss) GebSabs< Shipettss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
3. 8. WiQiams uub 60.

Seine NltaIitdt &affee, Sbee 1lnS
Sllpen-Sel, aiisae5eidnet burd
Starfe unb Iroma. Brompte .Mb.
lleterung III Stoot uno ltmgegeno.
Weioe Ybone. MorbipeIt-gde bon
lexington. nnb GearlitraBe.
GrSa0i,6Otte) Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
9eirathssQifenaeu.

Na6tebenbe Seiratbs : 2icensen
ipurben pom Iftuar bes Common
pleass Gerihts auseeItent:
&be gpitein, "a, pbilabelpbiu, 3d.,
nnb Stole Witteenltein, %; 4pplitant
Iatban &oiblanb. Rr. 207, Iprbz
8roabpdb.
Cornelius 8afer Curtis, 90, uno
gffie 8, 8ropn, %; @pplitant s. s.
McGleuanb, Rr. 1871. Marplanbz
Wpenue.
Sar-p 8. Mbf, 90, unb 8eiTe Spuz
Der, %, Nr. 527, NorbzS remontzS Str.
Wiaiam Qdnbis, 38, Orforb, g.
g., unb Mab 2apinia Srancis, 81.
Wm. 9easlep, 81. unb Mlice Wils
ION, 81. Beioe BON 9eatbbroof, 9altis
morez Gountp.
9enrp 5. 8nod, 90, Tr. 1904,
9uahrabe, unb 8ertbq @ramlid, 90.
gilbert Tesler, 80. unb Marp 60
tbarine Burnett, "a; Mpplitant 20. s.
Srebme. Mr. 2033, Solins>S trabe.
2eslte .. Simon, %, Rr. II, So
Srantlins Strabe, unb Marp Belle
9eattis, 20, 8labe's Spring, 90.
Sohn 9arsrppes, 48, Nr. 1916,
Ofts8altimore SStrabe, unb 4nnie
Gbriitopber, 80.
Mleranber 2ion, 26, Nr. 728, SHz
8altimoreitrabe, unb MoGie Cohen,
90.
Gmil 2iesfe. 26, unb 4nna Ste
bert, 20, 8eipe bon 9arforbsG ounip,
Mb.; Ipplitant 6. M. Gpiter, Tr.
1877, Sfts8altimoresS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
Gbrifian Barfe.

IS itarb am 2. MGra 1904 Gbriz
titan 8arte. seliebter @atte Der perz
itorbencn Caroline 8arte, in ieinem
"a. 2ebensiabre. Die 8eerbisuna fins
bet g, Na9mittaes 2 ubr,
ppn fetner lebten Wobnune, Nr. 1912,
SiibsG barless Strabe, aus auf ber
Baltimore Cemetery" ftatt. {63-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
Cine Meiie nod 9eutihlaub.

Inn Die @elt ober mad irgeno einem
Sbeile Der @elt a%rrangirt. &eiie-
@ilete iiber ollie 8abn- itno Gam.
pier : Sinicil. Ebeo. $. 9iener
& s o., ia SIt.2crineton, Strobc.
(2G6=l -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03

Sr. gbpin s. .IbeIr 3ur
3ube be tattet.
9unberte BON Sreunben unb 9efanns
ten soften geitern ibrsn lebten Sribut
an Srn. @bpin s. @beG, befen Beer
bt9une seitern Mprssn 0 Der aa=
tbsora!e aus mad Der ,9pnnie 9raez
Cemetery" itattfanb. @iele prpminente
@ei6dftsleute unb Beanie Der Stabt
unb oes Staotes fanben iid i'm Got
tesbduie elm, oas in alien IsinenHGum=
li6teiten nit 2eibtrasenben anaefiiut
mar. Die &equiemsM eHe ipurbe BON
8if9pf ". q, Curtis cslebrirt, affiz
ftirt pon Batter 81. u. Senne unb 0a<
ter g. 9. Sarro ais Oiafon, refp.
Suboiaton, unb Batter Wm. u. S5letz
der als Geremonienmeiiisr. cardinal
Gibbons belt cine Mnfprade, in nell
der er benz 0eritorbenen einsn ebren<
ben 5ribut 5onte. Die Gbren&8abr=
tu6trGser iparen MngefeIte Der
Sum-" beren p~olIftGnbiger Stab an
ben Srausrz Jsisrlidteitsn in Der aa=
tbsbrale tbeilnabm, fpdbrsnb bic Bel
iebuns auf BEN Grieohofe nur in Mnz
i~pefenbtit Ger Gamilis Dor iid sing:
YIobIi1 gcftprben. Die
81 Sabre oIte Ncgcfin 2i3sie Mcpcrs
itarb pcrgeiterrt Mbenb plotlid) i'm
Sairic SIR. 143i,a Gft 6apetteItr., 100
iie oils Tienifbotc heftditiat ipdr. an
eincni &cr3fhIdse.g sbr 2c;duans
ipuroe IN lire Wobnlng, Mr. 2t7,
Ncro.0 dllasitry aeidofit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
@elnienbnnaen nod 9entidlanh

"a Gents pro Warf nno Commit.
lion. Sbeo. S. 0iener & 6 o.,
ia -9erinston.S traBe, 3immet
Nr. B. guSlanbiides @elb, @edfel
l,no Greoitbriefe. Shiffsforten bon
uno nod Gnropa. (266--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
Jreberif siteI.

IS ftarb am 2. Mdra 1904 Sreberid
Otbel in ieinem 80. 2ebensjabre, eez
lisbter 9atte BON Glisabetb Dibsl. Sie
3eit Der 8~eerbisuns ipirb Ipdter am
9e5eigt. 8itte, feline Blumen! (63)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03

geraib ni6t, bob @orbeileen
fliieer lit. als Shlimmes pisber aut
gu MAIDEN. Das gilt Defenders BON
&%ranfbeiten. 8ei'm eriten Symptom
BON Maeenleioen nDffne bic Sdlsuben,
bamit niht bic iteieenben @epaTer
bas 2anb beriniiiten". Define tie nit
benz ~bepdbrten 8lutreinisungslnittel,
81. Bernard GrduterpiI=
len. Mit &ranfbeiten it's, pie nit
8rGnben: i'm gntfteben 3ou man fe
betdmpfea. 4breiiire g. NeuItoebter
e Co., 8or 1916. NepzYortsGit p
um unenfeeltlid cine prpbe gu
betpmmen. Die ct. Bernard &rdiis
terzpilen finb in allen Mpptbeten gu
baben. preis Is Gents.
(DiDo@a.S &S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03
Gapitan Jnuem's 8crbSr.
Die ltnterin6ung in Dem Slopi1s
Slot" : Moidinen : Soil Dor
Der Boli6eibeboroe begonnen.

8eltern begonn Dor ser Goli3ci,
GeDor0e boS Gerbor bon Gopit1n
Sobn s. Siilem bonn ipeitliden 81.
thrift, iuelder Der itrafboren Mod).
ld'ligfeit angcidulbigt lit, inoen CT
5ulieb, oub cine Slit" . Woidime
irclbe an 26. Se5ember gclcoentlid,
eller Mo55ia ouf SIopin's @irt6.
Ifaft beiblagnobmt ipilrbe, in Der
ipeitliden Eoli5eiitation 5critort uno
eepliinbert puroe.
Morifoa Sorlinn ipor ser eritc
3euge; ibm foIgten &unoeieraeont
Silon 1ino Die Goli5iiten Soloen
nnb Starfep. Die orci Iuli3iIten
heldhporen, ooB iie Die Slot" .0ta.
lf)ine beihlognabmten nlio oob oie
lelbe lib III giltem 3nitonoe befltn.
Den bobe, oils lie in berYoli5eiltotion
obgeliefert miirbe. Mm nGditen
Sage mnbteE oli5eirihter Spoen Ben
6oll aegen Slopin abmciierL oa Die
Wold)ine nidt arbeitete uilo fcin
Selo oarin gefunbcn ipiirbc. SSn;
&reil3perbor iuurbe feitaeiteQt, ooI,
Gopiton 6ullem uno oer@ebeimpoli.
slit Bradley nod Der Mas5io Der 80.
li5eiltation einen @eilld) abitotteten
iino iih ongeblid iebr fir Sen &C.
fangenen intereiiirten, meld)er nod
IN oerielben Hod)t bonn Ypli5eiridter
Sooen geeen 9iiraihoft cntlaiien
lpuroe. 9raolep,s Same lpilroe ae.
tern gum eritcn Mole IN @erbin.
hung init Dem Safe genonnt, mn
oieieH llmitonbe miro piel 9eoeil-
tuna beigcmeiien. Scute miro oos
&erbor ~fortgeicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-03

Werfangt: Gin itarfer Sunse,
um bas @robfdmiebs 9anbtpsrt gu erz
lernen. Nadsufrasen in Hr.. 400,
SarforbzIpenue. (63)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19
HISTORY DOES or REPEAT
Russlan-J Japanese War cSnpared to Per-
D.. t.-. sian-GrecIan coflict.


The spectacle of ponerous Russia
throwing herself upon piAy Japan re-
calls the attempts of the Pcsian hosts to
overcome the little Greek nation. Q, 400
years ago, and the outcolne\f the present
struggle may be as disastrou,to the Rms
sian colossus in the far eaA as was the
ancient conflict to the greatPersian ar
Like the Grecians of old, de- Japanese
have a system of physical culture that ia
a national institution It dos not take
the form Of hair splitting, neye-racking
feats, such as some of the. wstern peo-
pies affect, but is based upon asystematic
and uniform feXure and Relation of
every muscle in the body, thah is under.
control of the will
Altho the Russian has na1rall y
strong and well-made physiqtlA no sys-
tematic means are taken to ihrease or
preserve its force. On the conGrv the
shiftlessness and slcvenliness of ME Rus
sian soldiery, save in actual camh ign, or
when on parade, are notorious. Further
than that, Russian vodka fstronl drink
is absorbed in large quantities Oily by
almost every member of the car army.
The Japanese, on the other had are
known as the most abstemious naion Of
the east, seldom INDUCING excessisly II
Intoxicating liquors. Altho they 4e, In
a way, a pleasure loving race, it dos not
| take the form of physical Degenerate X
Military circles have not yet ceasedpre-
dieting that when Russia "gets hersec-
ond breath she will sweep the sbrt-
legged Japanese into the sea; but uItess
this additional respiration is soberer fan
those drawn by the Manchurian armA Of
occupation, as described by responsible
| eye witnesses to their debaucheries, We
! dire prophecy will never be fulfilled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19
ExEMPLAR OF POETS
The Ideally and Intellectual Stimulus Of
~ <A& Great Poets. ..f.t. .,

century,. g
While not lacking in width of popular
appeal, Keats has always been the poets
poet, and always will be. He stands in a
peculiar way for the poetic career. No poet
Of the present day but is his debtor. The
generous glow and freedom of his mind,
the full pulse Of his song, the single
mindedness of his artistic purpose mark
art as one who was chosen by it. Writ
ing from Winchester, Aug. 25, 1919, he
says: r. aa..- ~ I s."
IT am convinced more and more, every
day, that fine writing is, next to fine do
ing, the top thing in the world: the Para
disc Lost becomes greater wonder. The
more + know what my diligence may in
time probably effect, the more does my
heart distend with pride and obstinacy. I
feel it in my power to become popular
writer. I feel it in my power to refuse
the poisonous suffrage Of publick. My
own being, which I know to be, becomes
of more consequence to me; than the
crowds Of shadows In the shape Of men
and women that inherit a kingdom. The
soul is world of itself and has enough
to do in it's own home"
We hear much nowadays Of the decline
Of poetry-often with tone Of lament,
oftener with something like contempt.
Whitmans theory that the future OF
America is to be a future not OF great
men but Of a greater average seems for
the moment to be true Of English fiction
and verse. But who can tell what day
may bring forth? Probably there was
never time when, short OF greatness,
there was a higher average of verse, or
more writer's engaged in producing it.
than now. It would be strange If some
thing noteworthy should not come out
Of ali this activity. The times may be
unpropitious for the larger inspirations.
but we have not lost any Of the highest
exemplars of the poetic art, and 1t de-
wolves upon ourselves and our schools,
colleges and universities to tnstfll In the
Young respect and love for these. In q
period Of commercialism and realism we
need the ideality and intellectual stimu-
lus Of great poets, and Of few more than
the young Englishman who, altho on his
deathbed Sin the bitterness Of his heart
! he desired his epitaph to be, Here lies
one whose name was writ in water had
/ already said, in true and confident proph-
4 ecy. Il shall be among the English poets
after my death
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19
WOMEN EASY TO WAKE
Hotel Men Have Greater Trouble In Rou.
Ing Men from SAUNDERS.

Ing Men from Slumbers.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
1T is immeasureably harder to awaken
men in the morning than it is women a
hotel proprietor informs me. "a tap or
two at womans door in the morning is
sufficient. No matter how late she may
have retired, no matter how exhausted she
may have been,- no matter how faint the
yes that comes from the bed in answer
to the knock, you can bank on it that
within a half hour or SO that woman will
walk into the din1ngroon1, bright-eyed and
cheerful, but with a MAXWELL, it's differ
ent.@5 II 4 49,. FL
"a man may leave call for O'Clock, in
the morning, with the warning that he
must be up at that hour. A few minutes
before you detail a boy for the purpose
and tell him not to stop pounding until
the man awakes. The room may be on
the top floor, but you can hear the thump,
thump, thunp on the door way down in
the office. ; Does the man wake with a
faint yes and scramble out of bed? Not
he. The boy knocks until his knuckles
are sore, and then suddenly a stentorian
voice roars from the room, Yes, yes!
What is blazes is the matter with you?
Do you think I'm dead? The boy retires
turns in his report at the office and goes
to ease his hand In cold water. - -oi
Three hours later a swollen-eyed indi-
vidual, with wrinkles in his brow, walks
up to the desk I thought I left a call
here for z o'clock In the morning. You
did, and the bellboy woke you promptly
at T. That's a little too strong is the
answer, and after you've argued with him
for half an hour you haven't convinced
had ordered. SO it goes, day after day.
The women get up promptly in response
to CALL while the men invariably turn
| over to have another nap" .-s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19
COURT WAITED FOR A SCRAP
Witness Induced to Punish Spectator
Who Had Trsnsgressed.
.s Nauu vorlx SIN

- Who Had Trsnsgressed. !
i - = New York Sun. .-,
"The practice of law in the country
may not be SO lucrative as in the big
city, but it is vastly more amusing" said
a lawyer of prominence up in Senator
Platt's home town, Owego. Zone expert
ence rewarded me for all the trouble I
had in getting to the scene Of the trial..
1.-THE case was going along smoothly
and 7 was examining an important wit.
ness, when from the rear of the crowded
courtroom this remark was interjected
in a loud voice: -. ..-.-..-
That mans liar
T IT hesitated a moment, expecting the
judge, a bluff country jurist, to take
some action. He said nothing, so con-
tinued to question the man on the stand.
Presently came another outburst from
the voice in the crowd 1t was to the eff
feet that the witness had no truth in his
makeup and his story was an offense
against justice. Still the court said not
a word. s~ss, ~. 4ss..,E +. ~ .r.y... -.
Feeling that it was up to me to do
something, asked the judge to have the
person who dared ito interrupt the pro
ceedings committed for contempt. The
judge leaned over to me and whispered:
".rd do it, counsellor, but don't know
how to draw the papers T.:
The court MAJ sthaxef. been weak on
LAW, but he was sbrong on human nature.
He pondered a, moment and then turned
to the witness, WHO was. a big chap.
" '"fDo you knowaWho it was that called
you liar7' he asked. - ~" - 20 ~
-. I do, your honor said theSwitness.
" Can you lick him.? the court queried.
That's what I cam 80 - :
! Then you go and do it, ordered his
honor. This court is adjourned, for ff-
teen minutes until this little matter OF
court etiquette IS adjusted - ..,,.. -,
1.-THE witness left the chair, singled out
a pugnacious-l looking but understood man
in the crowd, grabbed him by the collar
and yanked him out into the sunlight. In
five minutes the witness was back again,
/ slightly ruffled in his appearance, !, but
smiling broadly Z He resumed his place
on the stand, the Judge raped for order
and the trial Of the case went on. - s. -
'"There were no more intrruptions.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19

seed; some few lots going at SLIT. Rejected
Minneapolis received So cars, against 50 a
year ago, and shipped 10.
Duluth receipts, IT'S cars. =. .
Closing Prices-Minneapols cash, Sligo; to
arrive, $1.16A; November, $1.16A.
OATS-No. 3 white closed at Csc. Receipts
3S cars; shipments, 40 cars. t.- .
CORNING. 3 yellow closed at 5Sc for old
and 43c for new and 55hc for old. Receipts
cars; shipments, none.
MILLsTuFFS-Bran in bulk. SIS; shorts;
s1450; middlings, $16.50 mixed feed, SIT, all
f o in Minneapolis; in 220-lb. sacks, 81 per
ton additional; in 1OOlb sacks, $3.50 per ton
additional. Shipments. 2O22 tons.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse cornmeal and
/ ground feed 2-s corn and 1-s oats, so-lb.
sacks, sacks extra, $40; No. ground feed, "a
corn and " oats, 80-lb. sacks, sacks extra,
S105 No. 5 ground feed, 1-3 corn and 2-3 oats,
75-lb. sacks sacks extra, $40.
BARLEY-Feed grades, 35@3Ic; mailing
grades, 41@45c Receipts SO cars; shipments,
II cars. .#a
Receipts 10 cars; shipments IL cars.
HAY-Choice stuff would very likely COM
mand a little premium. Choice timothy. SO;
So; No. upland, 81. so; No. upland. $60n
$50; swale, $4.50@5.5o; midland, S. @65O;
wheat and oat straw, $350@4.5o. Receipts,
81 tons; shipments, IA.