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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
The Birth Of Advert..emen,.

The first periodical newspaper of the
English press appeared in 1922, but
advertisements were not developed till
1647. In April Of the latter year was
published No. ID of Perfect Occur
rencies of Every Dale Journal in Par
lament and Other Moderate Intelli-
gence." which contained the following
announcements:
"a Book applauded by the Clergy Of
England called The Divine Right of
Church Government collected by sun
dry eminent Ministers in the Cite of
London, corrected and augmented in
many places, with a briefe Reply to
certain Queries against the Ministry
of England; Is printed and published
for Joseph Hunscot and George Cal
vert and Are to be sold at stationer's
Hall and at the Golden Fleece in the
Old Change"
The London Gazette was the first
newspaper to publish commercial adj
vertisements, which soon began to oc-
cupy Sc much space that the proprie-
tors, not wishing to charge the Ca
zette with advertisements unless they
be matters ce State" issued Special
Advertisement Supplement, printed
apart and recommended to the Publick
by another hand"
Older sttH is an advertisement in a.
black letter Dutch paper Of an auction
Of sugar, ivory and tobacco held at
the close Of 1925.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
Data for Ex-soldlers.

Two things stand out prominently in
the list of questions which are printed
on the blanks on which the census of
Iowa will be taken commencing next
Monday. One relates to data concern
ing all ex-soldiers residing in this state
and the other relates to mortgages on
property.
The questions that will be answered
by every one will show whether one has
served in any war, what war, the class
of service, the company and regiment,
date Of enlistment and discharge, and
include remarks. These questions we're
added to the list in order to accomplish
tho purpose for which bill was intro
ducsd in the last legislature. This was
to the effect that the adjutant general
get out a roster containing this infor-
nation regarding every ex-soldier resid-
ing in Iowa. 1t will be greatly priced
by all ex-soldiers as it will enable them
to get in touch with former comrades
whom they have not seen since the civil
war. In many instances it will enable
them to prove up pension claims that
they have been compelled to abandon
for lack of evidence.
Information regarding mortgages is to
be elected by questions asking whether
one owns his home or farm and what, il
any incumbranee, there is upon it. This
data>will also prove valuable from q
statistical standpoint.
The agricultural blanks are the most
elaborate. They are calculated to dis,
close just exactly what each farmer has
raised, how much and what it is worth
Scores of questions are propounded go
ing into details regarding live stock
grains, fruit, etc., and the inquiries are
SO particular as to ascertain what por-
tion of the animals are thoroughbred.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
he I5est Pure Foods

The only be comfortable be satisfied and you
cannot satisfied with ghe5p low rads eatab!ss whn
prs e. We handle only standard of Quality.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
A Child. Lo.ic.

A story illustrating the severe logic
Of some Juvenile minds is told by the
mother Of the four-year-old girl invelv-
ed. One day this observant miss saw
4 lame. man on the street and asked
her mother what made him walk so
queer. The mother told her it was
because one leg was shorter than the
other
WELL" she said, there is a girl
around the corner who is that way"
After few minutes meditation she
remarked:
Mamma, wasn't It funny that God
didn't give the two long legs to the
man and the two short ones sto the
gini Baltimore Sun.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
Be Quick.

Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Itnever fails, and
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Z. P. Van Werden,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
A Costly Mistake.

Z Blunders are sometimes very expeir-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price Of mistake, but you'll never be
wrong if you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for dyspepsia, dizziness, headache,
liver or bowel troubles. They are gentle
yet thorough. 25c at LIP. Van Wer
denis Drug Store.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29

Money to loan on improved farms at
8 per cent interest for $50 to 10 years
time. s. VARGA.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29

WANTHD Agents for our New State
Map and Booklet "Iowa.' Write for
Territory. Positions open Jan. Is, 1905.
Address, Iowa Publ Co., Davenport,
Iowa., list.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29
A Guaranteed Cure tor plies

Itching, Blind Bleeding Protruding Piles. Drug
gists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure any case matter of how long standing in to
IA days. First application gives and rest Soc.
II your druggist hasn't it send Soc in stamps and it
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co.,
st. Louis, No. 7-26w
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29

Piles may be your trouble. Antisep-
tic Pile Cones will cure you. We sell
them. SOC. box. W. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-29

n Per Cent Money To loan On real estate
only, any kind, any v here. w. e. Minton,
Kansas City, No l8-4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
StaOt Baltimore.
0nS @cttcr.


Sir Miurnlon0 mo 0Cn Giltrltt
Columbia ihouca @cttcr mo Icihtc
mCItlidC NinOc.
Ger b0ditc Recommendations lodr
36 @ruO ul1 ~ llbr N}ittoA2,
Ger u%iccriQitc lbcrmomctcrltonb
mar - @ru0 I'M s llbr Nbcu0a.
N}ittlcrcr @oromctcritun0 3O.t2.
Ter u%icOrjQitc Recommendations
ser lcttcn 81 StIm0cu in uodiollcu.
Ocr St0Otcu mar, luie ioIat: Goit-
port %, %ortlonO Is, Bolton 20, NJ.
bouu IS, Ncu#Yort 80, %biloocIpbin
30, Ntluutic Sim 80, @oibjuNton So
Noriolf 3G, Gbarlciton 10, Soooumo5
30, Eodioupiuc II, &llpitcr 60, &c)
&eit ~, Eolcitiuc u, @oIuciton %.
Corpus Gbriiri 80, W}cmphi@ %, Sin.
cinuati 81, gltlantu -, montgomery
IS, 9tcp Crlcon9 Is, Ejtt5burQ %,
0SlucQo ~, Buffalo -. Glcuclono
&c, Detroit 20, Nlpcuo IS, M}orQllett1
is, Green Ban II, GbicoQo 20, Qulutb
10, Ct. %ouI 81, ct. 2oui5 Is, aun.
inS.GitD %, Omcbo %, @uron %,
9i9mnrd Is, @iQiiton fl. 0oprc 20,
&cicrn -, Salt cafe %, 0cnper 30.
Hortb &Iattc -, GooQc IS, Nmoiillo
80 mo Sos 2lt9clc5 IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

8ccrOiQunQ. Scr 2cid'
nam Der am p. Noucm6cr %gcltorbc.
ncn 1Srou Roiinu Safer ipltroc &C.
Itern Nodnlittog inter Itorfer Nc
t6cili0unq BON 2ciotroacnNen pom
5rolcr6ouic, Nr. 252, Mt. Eleoiont-
9(penlte, Sig6lonOtolun, aus out Der
Baltimore Gemcterp" sur lebtcIt
Rllbc beltuttct. Yaltor 8, Fontort
onltirtc inn Sroucrboulc lm0 olil
8ro6c, un0 ais 8obrtitdtroger fltlts
Qirtcn sic $50. &ot. Srii, GoIpor
al6hS, 5. 3cilcr mo 5. 8oucr. Stelc
id0nc 9lumen1eluinoc lporen IN
Sruucr6oltic c%tngclalten. 6roll aols
Ter luor bic Nittluc bon Sobn No.
Qoiicr uno errcidtc ooS Iltcr bon 81
Sobren. Sic hintcrl6Bt Gpcl God.
ter, meldc ibr 9cites tbotet nm tbrt
oltcn Gage 81 ben oll9ellcbmltell
i6rc8 &cbeltS at gcltalten.
S6tcBcrci Dor Der ir Of {.
Ipr Scr Oeutiden S~rtcOet@tlrd)c
oil Der Mooiionitrabe, llobc Col
linoton, gpenlte. erei1netc lld) 9eltcr1t
g6cno cine S6ieBpifaire, DIE lctdt
id)limne 6olgcn bnben fontte. y.
M Shuufc. in SIR. 1902, Slt9alti-
nlorc.S troBc, l%mbbnboit, gerietb an.
ocblid, in Der Stride nit Dem III ytr
pos, Sit.6opctteltraBe, %ipo1n1a'tei'
2ouis .. 5nsleu in Streit nlb foBt(
onoe6lid nit Der Solto nod oe'
Siiftentoi6e, @iporuitf SltSleo 'eil'er
Hcpolper 800 uno oilf Sdhrfe 'noB
@liidlidcrluciic trof feline Der Nl'
oe[ll. Snslcp iuurbc ip0ter ucrDottc
uno in oic norD6ltli6c Eolidetltoflol
gc6rod)t.
Sn fritii dem 3nlono
licgt oic Neoerin gllruine Nllep Dbl
Nr. 1919, 8reBtnlol-S troBe, meln
am SomItoa N6elto pom ibrenl So'
iengenoiien George @oooS nleoetge
ihniien mllrDe. I'M .Worplol1oer ~
nloopotbiidcn Nuipitol" oarllleoe'
Mooo0 mur0e 0citern pon Der morn
m%citlidlcn Noli5ciitotinn oils liaN OCH
@ef1ngnib gcbrod)i. III elm an |,
3e5ember itottfirtoenocs Serbor al
5nruorten. 9ie Gin5elnhcitcn iIpe
Die ShieBerei mrroen bereits 9elfef
i'm YGeniiden Gorreiponocnien" d
ridltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

8oritonioGo aus Ger Grompeter BON
Sddin9en." NeBler, 6r. 6. 0}eilts
borrt; G6or y9}itter9 2(bi6ieo,~ Sir,
feI, p@crmonio-4 }dmerNor;" nIao
&eripredcn binter'm Ser Sitgs
ipicI ms ocu 0itrei1iihcu Nlpcn Don
2lcron0er 9ouuuuu W}tiif uon ".
@olff; &erioncn: 6rDr. b. StriBom.
@r. 6rcO, Z. Nue; Nii1cl Cuoutncr,
@r. i. u. Glodor; &oial iciu SobH,
&r Charles 6ihp; Nouol 2umcriu
I'M 0ienit bel Cuontncr, Sri. Morgu
retbe Mcinborot. Non bofft mo l.
murtct cincn 3ablreihcn 9eilldL occ
in Gn6etrodt Der @erOienitc oc5
DNIdnncr6ora" inn &uterciic ne9
Geltidtbm1S @oi6ington'2 uicjt
alt5blcibcll ioQtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
WeDOrcn sn Oen n@nffnlOa."
3~ei 'iette 6rii6tden aus 9}cu yorf.
Sto6len $500 mo tonlel
llad Der Stoot Ser W}omrmcutc.

NFNJfNlJOll lll- sNF'
Sto9len $500 umo tonlen
nad Der Stoot ser W}ommcntc.
%olI3elmaridoQ 1oruou wurOc &c.
ltern Nbelo pom goIi5cthcff @m. e,
Sull pom Buffalo tclc9rap5ii6 be
llodridti9t, ooB oic bciom &lffoIoer
&rlaben Midoe( 6eiocu uuo Ibomoa
SullEnon in Buffalo wcacu ollgeb-
lI@en @roBoiebitobla Qguiiuidt per-
Oerl ltlO eit 0eteftiu uoh Baltimore
tollltten ruitrbe, lnl iie ju lolct. 8ie
9eltern beri6tet, logirtcn Die beloen
&llooefl, Don meld)en Tci0cn II uno
Sulltoou Is Sabre alt iii, mo 5pei
2O.lobrige 8rii0er, 9}dmcu5 Hilep,
oIe e%ben'nlls bon 9uiidIo tdnlcr, III
Dem S%oltbouie 9tr. 7OG. Clt=guItls
moreltrnBe,, mo am 5oulta9 Nor
gen ld)oB Der ilungc GejOcu ljd bei'm
Splelen nit einem RcuOlDer III Die
redDte 9ano uno in Den Ilute1 Nbcrs
Id)erfel. 6eioen mlr0e nah Dem
0%tootbolpital gebruht lmO SltIlipun
ais 0urh6renner mad Dem mittlcren
Stdtionsbmtie, bis pom icinen GItcr1
Mort %anlongte, mas nit inn &C.
Ihebet lolte. Die 9ilcu3 giu8en ollt
lno oopon un0 limo icitOcm nidt mie
Der 9eleben moroen. 2hli bic 0cpcs
idc 0e@ M}orldala Tornal all Den
Eoli3etfef bon Buffalo bc3ilgiidl Der
beioen anobeu fam qcitcrn Nbeno
baum Die oben %erpGhnte 0epeidc.
Der junge SuQiuoll, ociicn Gltcrn
in 9tr, 296, Trentons }lpcmtc, &rf-
folo, mobnerL iogte gcitcrn Nbcuo, otc
GilepS, 0ereu &ornomcn cr ntft
fennt, bitten Dor fiiuf @oden Den
Softer cincS @aihuirtba, 9torlel1a
Sonc9 &erneOp, in cincm &oitboltle
an Der Srcnton Nocnltc crbroden
uno $500 Oarous %9cronbt, &bn lnO
6ei0en bGtten lie 0olm ullf Die 6lllht
mitgenommer, uno 5mar 5ltcrIt nod
9tiogoro= Sails, no Die Nilep9 ibm
$50 bon Dem aeroubtcn @clOe ge9c-
ben ltno 6ci0erl, ionic inn nelle 2ln-
5iige q~efaltft bdtten. g2ic ptel @elo
6eiOen betommen, mitBte CT nldt.
Bon Niaqnros6naS lei Die Heile Damn
nod Dem Sii0en gegungen, crit nnd)
gtorfolf 1tno Damn Ole 0bciopeatea9oi
binultf no6 Baltimore. Die Htlepo
ieien ie6r uerl6mcnoerild gemelen
ltno Batter mitltnter $40 bis $50 pro
Gag perpltlpert. Sulliuou loate, er
CLAUDE nidt, 6oB nod piel bon Dem
Q~cito6lenen @eloe iibrig lei. Son
icinen $50 bate er sur 3ett letrer
1ScItnobme nod $40 iibrig, Gin Soul-
6uri6e in Dem &ouie, 100 &enneOp
lpdirte, un0 lueldcr Dem 0tanne bon
Belt 81 Belt ~flcinere @elo6etrogc erlt-
menoete, babe Den &iIepS Wtittbels
lltnQ BON Dem S6ote in aenneop'9
qemaht. Sllliuon logte alld),
sic bei0en 0iebe b1tten gciogt, lie
moQteu i'm uno 8eiOen SIT @uunern
al9bil0en.
Teioen's @ltern mobltcn in 9tr. Is,
GnrolineitruBe, 9uiiolo. Seine Der
m"unounq miro feline e%rnitcn 6olgen
nod it6 5ieDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
S@iIfSfartcn non nnb mud 9cntId.
lnnN.

gon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiltc $3.50 nno $3.50, 9uiidenocd
1888; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite 500, 3miidenocd Cir ollie
Eallagiere) $34. sbcu. s. 9icmer
g. So, 3immcr Gr. 3, iii Dit
2erington Str. @elowehlel uno
@elolenonngcn. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
8clbicnOnngcn nad) Sentidlano nnb
ScItrcid

81 81 Gents pro Mforf llnb 20Hs
GcntS pro 9rone. Gortp crtra.
8cdiel uitseeiielt oli aae Sbei.
Ser @eIt. 9iGiee Sdiffsfarten Dos
itno nab 8cltidIano. Sbep. $.
9iener & Co, III Slt.2ering
ton'Str. 3immer GER. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

3u ctucm unqeahntcu
GrfoIG bobcu iib bier Die Nuifii6.
uWQcn 0c2 oShcpberO Sing" in ser
oNittljt NfoOCmic" mdbrcuo Ser Der
9ungcucn 5uci Nodcu, uon1 finite.
ridden iomohl ais ilnon5ieQenS tuno.
punft ans bctrndtet, AcitultCt. IS
lulr0cn Die &orItculm0en i'm @urBcll
bon 10000 EcrioHcn bciltdt, mo Ole
Ginnnbmcn in Der lcBten Mohc be.
IictcIl iid auein ouf $4,000.
@rnnO in Der 6riibc. -
Nllf u%nbctomnte Nciic cntiton0 &C.
tern O}or0cn NM vi llbr in Der
Mobnnul9 Don @r1. &oui9 aobn 9tr
Ills, Qruio. 6iu-Apculc, 6cltcr, mel.
DIES pon cinem Yoiiunten entoedt
lpur0c, Der Die Semitic oufluedtc lno
clllcl Nlorm cinionotc. 0ic 1cltcr.
lpcbr luor prompt 5ur StcQC 0od)
mnrocn $50 Shoocn onQeri0tct, che
c> 0clonG Die 6lommcn 81 G0i6cn.
6cucr in Nrltn0tOn. 49,
&n IrlinNton brorntcn an Der Griic-
9fom iiili fIcinc b0I5crtc StGuc mic
Der. Der iriibcrc 6cllcruoridoQ
Geo. q, lroccD bc}eigtc grobcn Sci.
ocnmnltb bel Ocr Gcttlmg cineS oQcin
III cincm Der StGllc bcfinolidcn
Ercr0c9, Qic Ourh cilcn Nlurm Der.
bcl9cruIcncn S0idmunnidoitcn folln.
ten nld]t9 NrOcrc9 t6um. ais cincg9ci-
terncrbreitunG Der GIonmcn jll Der
blrocrn. Die GntitcbumQ Oca GclcrS
ut nod nid)t ultigctlGrt.
Ati ocmGigcntbum Ora Sri. Morn
Garrett an Der 6ilens Moab brunntc
en- Gdcr 0roBca Stijd NoI5 ob.
Mur and in @olttm orc
bctonnt Er0iiocut (ioicpb 30,
lcntlnc bon Der GiicuQic6cr Union
III Cincinnati, mclhcr pcrboitct mltr-
DC, neil cr on0cbIid an Der b09miQi.
Gen 3erlt0rlmA Der rGurcfo @icbc.
rel" bctbciIiQt gcpcicn iciu ioll, lit
cln frilbcrcr @oItimorcr. Mcbrcrc
lclllcr @rilOcr Wobncu nod in @ulti.
more mo brbmtptcn, OoB Nic ibnr
jur SoIt gclc8tc Nnflogr totol ulbe.
griinoct lit. Gr miro ais elm lcbl
trleotertlger Gbdrotter Qeihilocrt.
% Sic 6eirutb 0cnt Is G
0n9ntiie Dor. - r$m @eiGno
niiie 81 3omiou muroe Der % ,&obr,
oltc Gbaa. :. &uQbca bon Nciltcra
tomn nit Der IS Sabre often Wtarl
Gli5obetb lurnbnlgb ucrbcirothct
Der ilntge W}nm utlo oo9 MG0dcl
luareil id)on lett icd)9 Monatcn IN
ionnntcn 9egonqen, bis on 70. Otto
Der BON Dem M1od)eu elm &crboits
beiebl lpc9en Nltgriiis olti tic bcroits
geidlmoren mirOe. @ugbes murr
pe%ritrtbcilt mo mare 5t IGnQerC
6reibeitsitrofc pernrtbeilt woroel
iuenn 0os MGobeu lid niht bere
erfl1rt bGtte, oen Minm idlicblid) 4
bcirntben. Gas Mobd)en mar III
ibrer Wiutter begIeitet. Yoitor .
0'aecfc uoaSog bic 8roluing.
ls..atfsaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
S;nlins Scbbcl, oelttider &botogrnpb'
32t o. an-S traee.

Gabinctbilocr nnr 81 prp ShPcho'
SrlcrnaiQirten opolen TiIocril llllo
Ih6ue @cllbeiten ermdbnenspertb.
aebenseroBe photographer nno
fiinItleriI6 ponenoete Gopien alter
@iIoer it Grapon, @aIieriarben, Del
uno 9aItcl Elm Spe5ialitdt.
Wan persciie nidt, por5nlpredjen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Srieffaiten.

Mi, q. II Ger leBte BroBe gli35aro
mar am Is. aSebriIar 1899. Gin an
Oerrr grpBer 9li5jarO iuar III 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

cine ncuc Gompoiition.
9r. Solli@ Wtidel bot I'M Selblt-
ocrloge ein nc1lcS @ciItesprobuft er.
ldlctncn IoIien: y0om ON it beg"
USE fam e0 icin?" lit Der 5itcl ci.
llcr Competition iiir cine 5inqitini.
me oeren Cert in cnglilder ulO
oentlder Sprode beigefiigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

&rcu5}ci6en neben ocm Gortei-2l6-
5citcu geniigte fir Oa5 8on5e @ortei-
Iidet.
Nj Is mas Deriu3 Stone.
Ole beioen rcpublifaniidcn &urtei
fiihrcr: 9unoe9ienutor McGomuS inn
Stoate mo 3OQeinnebmer Stone iu
Der 5toOt, babeu iid iibermorfcu.
WcGomaa iii enttbrpnt uuO Stone lit
jcBt nidlt oQeiu 6err Der @ortet.Sr-
uuniiation in Der Stoot, ion0crn i'm
Qon3cn Staotc. WcGomu8 mill an.
gcblih in Ser u06iten ol10cmciuen
Staat3 p Erimdrpo6l Deriltdhen, bic
cntihmmoenc Wfoht 5lrriid 3lt er.
o6crrt, Die 6reunoc oea Sru. Stonc
glullbcn uber nid)t, OuB linn 0o9 Qes
miro; 0eun ibrcr Nniid)t nod
oominirt Der 8un0e5ienotor MIR nod
in Maibingtons, Garrett, un0 Dor
Gorntp. ;3uoem lGltit iein
ICrnin ais 8un0e5icnator anl nod
item /. Aidr5 ob. 6r. Stone oo0cgen
bat 6rieOcu acihloiien nit @o6ter,
,<adion uto N}ltoo, oen OrciGongreB-
2lbQcorouctcn, melde i'm uno W}cGo.
mas Dor cincm Sabre nod 10 bitter
5efGmpitcu. &r. Stone hat Oaa
gitnonib nit 0lcGomoS %oifcn6ur
1tlfacacbcrL mcit CT cingeieben bat,
)aB sic 6relutoido't Der onoercn orei
6crren mc6r @crtb iiir i'm bat. Nlt3
)criclbclt llrloAc trcnl1te er iid Dor
I'M &obrcn bon @cQin0ton, ais Del
en- Stcrn inn Sinfen mo WtcGomdS'
M Steigcn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
llntcr6nltnnns @camciler.

.0inFt9Itbemtc." - 9icie @o0e p9bc
SurCCrtG".
,,Ghaic'S TDCarr." - 0iCic 9Sohc Sch III
tbC GUCmO'.
y9uniOaHtrubrn .S Bcntrr." - 9iefe gBoGe
abe Stamina YTrpm".
ySuro's Epcrubauo." - Hicfe &obc nT6c
FrIUre of EilfCu".
aWlarriauo.x 6catcr." 49, 0icfc Wohe @aus
pcpiuC y~UrficuuWpcr. IdQlth WIutincC.
,9ieuCe HuOitariun." - Sicic @}Ubc ,9Gpp0
Npuliuun".
.,NluurH'S SBcatcr. " - Sicie gSUhe ~
gSurfiuQ Girls lNruug".
.Gnutuu Gunclapc Or. AZ, /. Z. s." -
TiCuitu0, ben %. 1toucmbrr Npclos X Ubr.
NuffibrlnN lcbcuhcr Nilber Iuto Vall 20 Der
r6tpbluno NtaocmU" 81 6IGbluuotumu.
Grtrna@ cabuonsJiccitni" am SrcItdh Den .
NClculbcr, NuhmiitaQe 4 nor.
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SOnntagaar6cit Der @SOli5Ci.

Sine @irtbi6uft am ,0ruiO Sill
@ort" olt2gerdrmt. Sed)S
@0ite uerbaftet. - Roj5ia'a I'M
Norooitcn. Sin @oor aus
elnem Sotel gcIolt.
Die @oitpirtbi6oft Oca 6rn. Senrp
@umpman, 9fr. t549, GliitonitroBc.
pltrOe geitcrn NahmittuQ BON 1aj
bis 126 llbr BON @oli3iiten Oca MORO
li6cn un0 noromeitlihen QiltriftS
bcla8crt, unO oils Die Burg iHlicBlidl
tupttulirtc, murOen ied59 @Gitc in
oerlelbcn ongetroifeu. Ger Better
Scr @irtbidoft miro iih lpegcn an
gcblider &erlcBuna Der Sonntug9gc-
lebe 5u Derontmortcn ho6cn. Sine be
trddtli6c W}eni6cnmenNe ionmclte
iid) pGbrcnO Ser .@clo9crlmg" III Scr
9}udborihoft ser @oihpirtbidoit an.
Gas IS Nrlington"
uSgCbobcn.
Die Yoli5ei Oe2 meitliden 0iltrttt9
mttcrnobm geitcrn cine &o55io oui
Ona o6otcl 9(rlington," 9tr. 852.
@eIt.@oltimorcitroBc mo pcrboitctc
SEN @irtb ". :. 0'0omeQ, ionic
iiebcn 3e>t0cn. Der @8irtb purOc I'M
ter 8iirgihoft fiir iciten Ero5cB &c
itcat, mGbreno Die 3ellgcn ans Scr
@dit cntIolien mltr0en.
St0dcr pcr6uYtct.
Die @irtbid,oft oc2 @ru. ..
St6der, 9}r. 1911, 9}orOs&e0cltcr-
Strobe, mirOe q~eitern 9}oHn.ittog
BON Ser @oli5ei Oea nor00itlider 0i-
itriftS ultSge6o6elt uno St0der untcr
Ser QniGulOigrng fir Elm %erbor
~fcitgeboltcn, / am Sonnto8 gciItigc
@etrGnfc oerfouft SIT babcn.
8o0enitetner buttc Gate
tm Sotul.
IN 0u5 &eituuront oe8 Srn. GboS.
@poeniteiner orongen geltcrn @beno
5ruei @oli5iiten Oea norooltlihen Of
ItriftS elm rto per6oftcten ooielblt
oen Better, Der ioeben BON einem
Nuiterur6itcu 5urijdacfc6rt mar, 10
mic Orci 3cugcn. 6r. @ooenItei1er
muroe ipdter iijr eilt bclte l@tottlllI'
DcnOes &crb0r frei8claiien.
3ehn 0egcr erlp DIT.
Ger Goli5ei-S ergeont @ortnlolt
iibcrrunpeltc Qcitern @torget IN Der
@obnun0 pom &obn Erettpmon 9}r.
1872, 9rcIton-S troBe, 5ebn 9fe9cr peE
Dem ,Grop~-Spi @rettpmon miroe
in Der norOmcItliHcn @oli3ciItotloll
sur 3ubluna BON $40 uno Soften Der
urt6eilt, pGhrcnO bic iibri8cn Nrre-
itoltocn nit ic $2.45 Celebrate oopoIt
fonlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

or 6ot Iuaii6t ont eth
hohcS IItcr. - Mcnn lld) olc
oltc 5bcoric 6cruubr6citct BOB SelItr'
mcld,e toot gcioAt mcroeI, Iof8e
lcben, Oilrftc ST.. 2olliS MIBltcr polI
Nr. 800, &caOenbou.S troBc, llodl
pic(c Sabre lcben. @r. @iBncr Daf
n0nllid am SomitoQ aus NcllflG
(onD elm S6rciben crboltcrL DAB I'M
ieine oorti0cn Germonoten lcIt jlp''
<ohren ais toOt 6ctruucrtcl1. %or
5ebn So6reu beiuhte Sr. @lBl'ct
ann lcbten W}alc 'ieirc IN SoroorL
.SeIIcn.G ormituot, lpobubotte Sdro'-
tier, Tyrau Glijobct6 6obel, 5ll oPl'
lcbtcn T$o6rcn bot or nldt nleDr l'ou)
Der oltcn Seimotb 0eidricbelI mn
Dor 3luci Sobren bciufte enc 0lrt
mobuen0e @eriuonOtc &rn. &lBlcr
EhmcItcr. Iiclc hottc flr5 juoor
BON Dem 5oOe icincS SdluicgcrloD'
ncS. bcS Srn. @iBner, gebort 1tl'o
bcn S6micgerpoter nit Dem Shlplc'
ocrfo6n permcdiclt. 6olgIi6 ilber'
brohtc lie ole aluOe bon Dem ap'
leben 0cS @rn. @8iBncr nod CONDOR,
uno mie Die Sdmciter oea leBt9e'
nonnten 0errn iebt ifrcibt, bat orc
oon5e oortige &erluonotldo1t lcif
5lpci Sobren INN i'm g|etraltert, b"
es fiir5lid Srn. @iBner %eirlTtel, al
Die S6meItcr SIT idreibctl.
Son ctnem Nc9er be-
roubt. Sri, 2ouro 9rlrfc Don
Nr. G25, 9r1nc.S troBe, 6crid)tetc &C.
Itcrn Der @oli5ci. OnB ibr an SaliI'
Itoo g(6eno an Scr Georges iroBc,
o~cacnii6er Der @eorgc.Nlep, en- We
ocr ibr 9|ortclnonnnic Iontn't Sl.Ho
/ S,nbolt ans Der @anO g@crillen INN
icine 1Sludt bemerfiteaigt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28

&iclc 0cmofrotii6e, mic aud rcpll.
bIttoniide Stimmgcbcr bc|filrluortcr,
Den mltroliidcn @obl3ettel ob5u.
ldof1en mo 5ilr oItcn NtctboOc 0eS
Sttnmlcna 5lrild5ufebren. Sic iuQen,
oiclcl6e lei einiod)er, Hicmuno Der
llcrc lcinc Stinmc ltn0 Die Soften
lplroen 9crinacre icin. Sogor @es
nerolsNupolt gSm. 3. @rpon bait
Die oItc Wctbooc fiir Die bette, menlt
Olc n0tbigcn 8%citimmungen gcgcr
Sctrll3crcicn ~gctroficn milrOcn. Gr
lo9tc, Die Muhlbuocu f0mntcn luic
IeBt cllNerid)tct mcr0cn; III ie0en db.
gcldloIlcncn 9talm iiir Die Stilunl.
9cbcr tonuten Stinml5cttcl lul0 Son.
pcrte bcrcit llc0en; Der gSGblcr gebc
btlelll, mod)e lcincn Stinnn5ettel SIT.
redt II. ucrliegele 0enielben III cillcm
Gouoert, meld)e9 Der Stinnn5ettel.
Glcrt 0om III Die @oblurnc ltctfc
g8enn Semnno 5lpei oocr mcb,
S%timm5cttcl in bo3 Gonucrt ltcdc
lpilrNen tic onc allSgelporien.
Die Wtehr5nbl Der &epublifone
iebo6 tuiinidDt, 81 Dem @oblsettel DC
} Aeiormliga 5urud3ufebren melhe
1896 o%ngenommen muroe mt0 Got
:. lei Gnlblenle oil Der SpiBe bate; ei
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-24
WOMEN IN DEMAND
Statistics Show an Increase in "Office'
Women,

Chicago, Sept. 24.-The "office girl''
woman: The demand for ,femininity
and the field continually broadening.
The thoroly trained business woman is
becoming more important factor in
the struggle to make money.
These are the conclusions reached by
Miss Mate B. Cleveland, manager Of the
Business Woman's Exchange, from a
study Of the employment conditions OBJ
tanning in Chicago g downtown district.
Miss Cleveland has found from OBJ
servation and from, actual demands
made upon the exchange that the work
ing woman has ceased to be the "mani-
kim and has become part Of the Of
fee "brains.' No longer do employ
ers seek for feminine machines to do
daily work with the precision that the
hands Of clock measure the hours
Their demand is for women capable Of
independent thought, intellectually
equipped to perform more than routine
Htasks,' and trained to enter into the
business organization with an under
standing Of it's mechanism.
Other conclusions have been drawn
by the officers Of the exchange. They
declare that Investigations show that
women are displacing men in many
large downtown offices where big bus
mess is transacted. F--,-
Miss Cleveland states that statistics
collected by her show the demand for
women for high grade office work has
increased rs per cent during the last
three years.