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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

TO GIVE EVERY ONE ANasoPPoRTUNITY
TO TEST HIS POWERS AND TO DEMON
STRATE TO THE UTMOST, SATISF ACTION
OF ALL THAT HE HAS NO EQUAL AS A
CLA1RXOYANT
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST.
WHY CONSULT AN INFERIOR MEDIUM
WHEN PROF H. G. BELMONT, THE 40
KNOWLEDGED Lea DER OF THEM ALL. Is
HERE AND HIS FEE NO HIGHER THAN
THOSE LESS COMPETENT2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11
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Cent a Word
All Ads ! cent q

"OTu, W11SI1 Ut
in advance, otherwise
cents per line, words to the line.
No AID taken for less than zoe for each
insertion.
Situations Wanted Male or Female.
he a word; no AID less than 1Oc daily;
20 words or less, one week, 500.
All Ads received after 1 y. m. OF
day of publication are to late ZOE
classification. ,-, ~
When so desired, in place of an al
dress, and advertisement can be ad-
dressed to a number, care The jour
nal, and answers for out-of-toWn al
yertisers will be forwarded.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

SPECULATION AND INVESTMENTS.
His advice is much sought for by those con-
templatng investing and specula ting The
dollar properly invested today has seldom
failed to make the poor man rich.
When and where others fail I never fail
to teach you how to fascinate any one you
desire, how to make your enemies your friends,
cause speedy marriage with the one e.; Of , your
ences, reuntte the separated, give lucky num-
bers, locate the earth's buried treasures. set;
tie the old estate that time has placed beyond
full in your business. and positively complete
your business
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

Extraordinary carvoyant powers, combined
with his superior knowledge Of occult science,
enables him to read human life with I'M
erring accuracy from infancy to old age. His
powers are wonderful and indiisputable, his
else and to the point in love, courtship. mar
riage, divorce sales, wills, patents, journeys,
pensions, Investments, speculation, property,
insurance, mortgages. oil and mining claims,
diseases, etc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11
RTJsINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-AN OIL MILL, LARGE CAPAo'
ity, fully equipped with modern mach in ~
large, light building, nearly new; adapteu ZOE
-manufacturing linseed, cottonseed or corn oil;
brick and concrete constructions; everything IN
hrst-class order; located in western city with
unsurpassed railroad advantages. VIII be SOLD
on liberal terms to responsible parties at q
wonderful bargain to close an estate. Write
for full particulars to D. B. Lyman, 1910 Title
6 Trust building, Chicago
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11
TODAY'S NUGGET --~,,.....-..
man never his until
gets he hs his NIB. 4
HELP WANTED-MALE

AT ONCE ON DAIRY FARM, MAN
and wife. no children by the year; must be
good mixer, understand farm machinery;
woman must be good cook and housekeeper,
able and willing to go ahead and do the work
live In family with us; wages $500 per year;
MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

Hundreds who are successful in business
happy in their homes, or are attaining sue.
cess thank clairvoyancy and Belmont for the
blessings they enjoy. No man or woman
has ever been consulted in more notable
affairs than he. In Europe and America
he has advised thousands In various walks
of life, and always to their advantage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11
STORAGE

STORAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods expert packing for stor-
age or shipment; REDUCED FREIGHT RATES
on household goods to- Chicago, Denver, Spo-
kane and Pacific coast points; frequent ship
me9ts aga lowest possible rates. Write Or
CAMER0N's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods: expert packers; 200 Nicollet. Both
phones 1902. Res. phone T. @. 1894.
WE HAVE IN OUR BUILDING Ar 400 Sd Az
vice and trackage for rent cheap. Northern
Manufacturing Co.
COAST SHIPMENTS OUR sPECIALTY-LOW-
est possible car rates. Minneapolis Transfer
and Storage Co., 122 9Th st s. Both phones.
NEW WAREHoUsE-FURNITU STORED,
moderate rates. Inquire bakery, 18th st-3d av s.
TIREPRooF STORAGE WAREHOUSE; CLEAN
Separate rooms. 100-1t2 LIST az N. Both phones
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-12
Bviets Of NE Week.
Observation-Disclosures
G.. G.. Mack, the Jeweler.

&C. Mack. the Jeweler.
Mrs. Andrew Kline IL on the sick
list.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Nice
boy, Wednesday.
Judge of Probate J. M. Harris was
in our city, Thursday.
Clayton Sage and wife have returned
from their Worlds Fair trip.
Gail and see us at our new place of
business. Bring in the news items;
we want them.
.Landrum's Furniture Store will use
the place vacated by The Herald for
a stock and work-room.
Mack, the Jeweler, carries full
stock OF optical goods. Eyes fitted by
the latest, approved methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tess were called TO
Provemont, Mich, Tuesday. by tn
serious illness of Mrs. Tess mo, her at
that place.
Mrs. Jas. Quinland with little child
left Tuesday for Grand Rapids where
she makes an extended visit with her
parents there.
If you want nice, up to-date
Breach, Chatelain Pin or Locket, call
at Mack's Jewelry Store. He has a
fine assortment,
Messrs Jas. Landrum and w. L.
French were at Kalkaska latter part
Of last week. Went down TO see Free
mans Airship tested but it WASH,
ready.
For the Northern Michigan Teach
ers' Assn meet at Traverse City thu
e. ] & S. will sell one and one. third
fare round trip tickets on Nov. 24tl
and 25th, good to return the 18th.
Dan Mckinley returned from tn,
west on Saturday last. He has beer
In several of the Northern States, =
Minnesota and others-and finds tn,
temperature much colder there thar
In East Jordan.
There are several good reasons VIII,
patrons always have good time a
the Masquerade Balls given at Love
day Opera House. On Thanksgivin,
night Nov. oath another fine TIM
may be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Spencer leav
Monday for Seattle, Wash. where the,
will probably locate permanently
Mr.. Spencer has work there at hi
trade-plumbing. All are sorry to &c
them leave and trust that they will
return to East Jordan, ere long.
Great goodness, what a lot OF mus
love makes 10 newspapers. Pick VI
: any paper and you will read OF elope
ments, love stricken people dying IL
! gethsr, murder, suicide, stealing an,
: all sorts of crimes. In the name Of iov,
, Women run of and forget their hu.
| bands and children, and husbands Civ
up everything Ia reckless man 1eI
1 Love keeps the lawyer. Judge, corone
Z and undertaken busy. II you catch II
, make arrangements for somethlnI
serious,
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-12

Natures own dissOlvent. California
Prune Waters cure constipation and
all bilious troubles. 100 for % cents
Ask your Druggist. For sale at War
mes Pharmacy.
Mack, the Jsweler, certainly has an
up-tO-date stock Of Watches. The very
latest styles aud patterns.
Lulu Stanhope, ST. Louis: 81 used to
have a hOrrid complexion. J took
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea and
am called the pretticst girl in the CITY,"
Tea or tablets, 30 cents. At f. G.
Warne'S.
California Prune Waters are good
Investment. They give quick returns
withno after trouble. 100 for % cents.
Ask your Druggist. For sale at War
mes Pharmacy.
The Singer Sewing Machine sold On
the instalment plan. $500 cash will
buy one. Some second hand Machines
of other makes for sale cheap. All
kinds Of Machines cleaned and repair.
ed.-E. A. Lewis. main ST., East Jor
dan.
They act on the contents Of the
bowels, cleansing them thoroughly
with soothing effect. California
PruDe Waters, 100 for % cents. Ash
your Druggist. For sale at Warne''
| Pharmacy
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-12
~ FROM
" NNC OLD
AO~SS CARPETS

1t will pay you to investigate before
you place your orders for rugs. We are
responsible incorporated concern
with capital Of fifteen thousand dol
lars and have factories at Petoskey.
Michigan 500, Canadian 500, Ontario.
We are the originators Of Sanitary
Rugs" trade mark. from old carpets,
all others are limitations, Write for a
booklet. We have no agents canvass
ing. We pay the freight. All work
guaranteed.
Pet0skey Rug Mfg. Carpet Co., Ltd.
53-457 Mitchell street, 4stf
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-12

Basket Ball today.
Thanksgiving next.
Open work stockings be darned.
Basket Ball game at Ball Park this
afternoon.
Nature leaves lot Of work for the
dressmaker to finish.
The Herald is moving to the New
Kimball Block today.
Masquerade Ball at LOyeday Opera
House On Thanksgiving night.
II your Glasses don't fit your eyes,
call at Mack's Jewelry Store and have
them fitted correctly,
The ESt Jordan Lumber Co will
commence numbering on Section l9
near Chestonia, in the near future.
Services will be held 10 the Episco-
pal Church on Monday evening Nov.
18th by the Rev. &. T. Stout. All are
cordially invited.
wednesday morning Justice Fred
f.. Boosinger united in marriage Rob
ert S. McNally and Miss Emily j..
Carter, both OF Boyne.
Turn out and root for our young
ladies when they play Basket Ball
this afternoon at the Ball Park. Ad-
mission Is and % cents.
The fall apportionment OF Primary
School money was made, Wednesday.
Charlevoix County receives $l2.65O %;
number OF scholars 4.961.
Mrs. &C. Bush Of East Jordan came
over "Wednesday fora visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Borth-
wick.-Bellaire Independent.
We are always glad to have your
news items. We CANT get around to
all to find out what is going on, but
hope our readers and friends will not
forget that news is what We want.
When advertiser says, "Oh, let the
old I'D go this week" he Is merely
tossing at least q part Of the price o1
that ad into rat hole. Neglected nd
vertising is not as bad as no advertis-
ing at all, but it is bad enough!
Regular Thanksgiving Excursion
via e. J. s. S. and Pere Marquette R'y'
will ne run on Nov. 23rd and oath, goot
TO return Nov. 2sth. to all points
reached by that system. One and
third {are fer round trip.
II the "Mugmumps," had only rur
q few more of their excursions out o
Charlevoix the Republican majOritie
in this county would have been much
larger. The Sample copy" sent Il
South Arm Monday night certainl.
cooked their hash ~ far as this town
ship was concerned.
THE HERALD is today moving II
ONCE and stock TO the second floor o
the new Kimball block. The plac
we we're In was altogether too SINAI
for either fast or systematic work
We shall be glad to greet both old ant
new customers at our new place o
business and are sure that we cal
give the best Of satisfaction,
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-12
E. j. Literary Club

Met with Mrs. Palmer, last Thurs
day, NOval0th.
PROGRAM.
Song, Mrs Palmer
An excellent paper on the Plantage-
nets was read by Mrs. Smith
PAPER. ThOs. Beckett Mrs. Brown
Life of Hayden, MIS-. Robertson
Paper, Constable aud Turner
illustrated by Water Colors)
Mrs. Foster
The Club will meet Thursday NOV.
18th. with Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Each member is requested TO give
their opinion on the Public Library
AS an Educator
Quotations, from Will Carlton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Nau's Gnttdui6uug.
Sire erbOffte SrciiprednHs 1T HidJt
erfOlgt, 81.

Surf i'm Rntterion = Qro3eiie fonnte
iih nidt ciuigeu uuo nltroe ent.
InIien, - Se6s ser @ci6pore.
men rpareu fir lleberfiibruug uno
icds fir Jreiipredung, fem ein-
8iger ieOo6 iitr ein geroitt auf
@oro i'm erIten 0raoe. - Giibr-
Scenen uu6 ObnmadtSaufdae.
8as Ueiter in Dem Sale sc.
ideben miro, lit nod nidt emit.
idieoen. 8orIGufig bIeibt
Rau i'm @ef4nqniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
0cOOlfernna Nlasfa's.

8aiDtngton 9. G.. %. De.
5ember. - Sn Dem beute biIrd bus
0epartement oeS Snneru peroIfeut.
lihten 9erifte oes 8ouperneurs s.
Is. 9roou bon @la8fo miro Die neiBe
gepolferung jenes EerritoriumS a1i
26,550, Die e%ingeborene 9epolferung
aui 1886 Seelen ifGtungspeiie
nngegeben, cine lleberroidung tiir
9ieieni9en, luel6e felt bebouptet bot,
ten, Die iueiBe, nift e~ingeborene 9e.
polferuna lei mebr OILS flint RaI gr6.
Ser olS Die onsegebene 3abI. Die
eingeborene9 eoolterilng bot felt Dem
Genius bon 1900 etlpas Sueenommeu,
ober MIR menig. Die 9epolferung
Der oIeltiiden St,ieI 5eiet cine fleire
Ibnobme, iu1breno Die Gsfimo.9e.
noIfernng i'm Yufon . Telta unb
norolid) bon BORT felt Der epidemic,
ole Dor bier Sdbren inter ben Gsfi.
mos 9railirtc. lid) jicmIid, gIeid &c.
blieben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
8GrenjGgO in ben Strafen bon Gins
cinnati.

Ginciunati, %. 0e3em6er.-
Gin fiir5Ii6 e%ingefangeuer Bar, mel
der gum Sertnuf bierber gebra6t
luoroen mar, rib iih bellte bon lei
mem Siibrer Los uno peruriahte BET
ieinem 2aufe ourd) oie nit Meni6eu
gefiilIten StraBen einen miIoen SD
nif. Gr tprroe breimaI gepndt, rib
ith ieoof inmer mieoer los, bis eS
aelong, ibm einen Sud iiber oen
Gopf 3u itiiIpen uno i'm iider felt at
binben. @r bib orei Beriouen pGb-
reno Der Sebiogo umo uerIette iie
5iemIid ifwer.
3pei 9dren tporen fiir5lid) no6e
WorgantoDn, go, gefongen noroen
uno nuroen gum 8erfaufe bierber
gebraft. @iner oerielbel1 mllroe Der
fault, uno olS Die aGufer i'm ans
leinem &ofi9 81 bolen Oeriltdten, 500
er ben aopf aus Der Sflinge, iprang
bonn @agen berob uro lief ouf eineu
nit 9duieru gefiiIlten 9epurtementS=
2a0en 5u. Die Wen9e Itob init furdt-
borem 2drm na1 aqen Hidtungen
bin nuSeinonoer. Rafoem Der 0Gr
flint 8epierte meit gelaufen mar,
ilthte er 3ufllltt in elmer sllep uno
bort ipltroe er, nafoem inn ein ais
8ingf1mpfer befannter Reger einen
Sad iiber Den &opf ge5ogcn bate,
bon mebreren Itorten Wdnnern iibcrs
ndltigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30

Bride" tpeI6e oas @efGngniB nit
Dem 8ertht nerbinoet, nad) ser
nEen" i'm oritten Stoftperf oeS Sc
ri6~tsgebduoes geben 81 fonucn.
SRI. Satterion mar iibrigens uift
Die ciu5ige Reriou, oeren Reroen
burf) ben Bro3eB gu iebr maeitrcnqt
murocH. 8iliam Rpou, elm BoIi-
aft, meldcr ais 8ode an ser 5biir
oeS T1trU = 3immerS' auigeIteIlt mar,
fiel beute in Obumadt. Gr bate
GrtraoienIt perrid)ten miiiIen .lm0
oerietbe mar, I'M Gerein nit ser m=
oeren &%rfregung Der @eridtsoer-
b%onolungen, 81 oieI fir i'm getpeieu.
NlS gtoH nod GntlaiIlmg Der SltrD
Wieoer ms @efdngniB 5ltriidgebrodt
lperoen lolIte, fieI lie ibrem 8oter
baIb obnmGd)tig in Ole Nrme. Ora.
me Old ui6t, flcinesRGoden," iogte
Bopu Butterion, ngueS miro uodb
retJt peroen." Nuf Dem &iidpege
iiber Die aSeuf3erbriide" brad, Non
3um oritten MaIe uno bel ibrer SIN.
tltnft in Der 3eIe gum oierten N}ale
5uiammen. Der @efdugniBor3t be.
bouOeIt Die NngefIagte uno IieB ipG-
ter ibren 8oter wieoer 3u i6r TOM
men. Sic i6ien oenielben bel lei-
ner glntunft nift 5lt e%rfeuucu. 3uei
8Grteriunen pitr0eu berbei aerufen,
I'M oo8 Mdoden 5n pflegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Scrliner Sricf.
Sort DRIFTS 2cgcnoc.
WcrIin. Is. 0c1cnbcr.

Bcrlim rs. 0c5embcr.
Do lit bon Belt 81 3eit elm beftiqe3
@eI6rei mo @c5etcr at b0reu, luie
Die meme Belt Die aIte toOtl6lGgt,
pict1tIoS ibre Sitten mo @ebrGuhe
in Die RumpeItommcr mirft uiJo
MIR nod on Neuerungen red)te Srell.
De bat. 9eionocrS Die eilropGiihen
Hieicnitootc lueroeu beifuloigt, gor
nid)t raid genli9 ooS cute oIte sum
roIt'gen @iien merfen 5lt t0nnen.
limo ood) luenn man naber 5uIiebt-
Neoen mir bonn Nbergluuben. Der
lin gilt ais ouiaetlGrt. Sn teiner
onoeren oeutihen Staot bot picl.
leid)t Der ornle, mie Der reid)e Wonn
10 Uiel @ele9enheit, iid) @ilienihoft
III popnlGrer 6orm on5ueignen. limo
ood) bIiiben bier Die 3irfel Der 81.
f%enbarungS : Spiritiiten ino bod
fam Der biimmite mo plottelte
Ibergloube feline Sr9ien ieiern. Gin
poor 9eilpiele aus Der lebten 3eIt.
Cine Irbeiterfruu rin9t nit DEM 20.
De, 8eliftSroie bat Der 0oftor
conItotirt, uno NnItedung 81 perbins
bern, unniitcn @eiltd SbeiInebmclt.
Der I'M Granten5immer unteriogt.
WdS nid)t binoert, Dab in IpGter
Ibenoitunoe cine @eIunobeterin bonn
@loueu areil5 criheint, Die li6 sur
Sillie fir ibre aur 5mei Seller ntii.
9cbrodt bat. Die Gflegeihrueiter
miro beIebrt, sur Seite eeihobcn,
nid)t meiter beod)tet, Die orei fan.
gen ibr ScilSmcrf oil. Sic fallen
uuf Die &nic - lpenn ole Siebernoc
ciien lidten Moment bat, miiB lie
81 Sooc eridredcn iiber Die hrei llns
geruIenen llnbeimlifen, Sic beten
nit foum %geoGnpitcr Stimmc. be.
fen Stunocn mo Stunoen lang.
Dine ben 9erirgiten Griolg. @os lie
nid)t obbGlt, ibren ie0enSreihen &c.
iud) 5llln berrIihein @erf Der NGd).
Itenliebe fir Sen onoeren Gag mieoer
in Iusiid)t 81 Itellen. Ser on6ere
Eog ionb Die aranfe i'm aronfeil.
builS unb Der brittle i'm Sarg. 9oS
9eid)ob in beid)cibenen areiier, in DC.
men borte Sonbe um'S t1gIife @rob
fompferi. - Bur ielbcn 3eit perien'
oct al Die Habobs beS 9erliner @e.
items, Dor Iaen an ole 6inon5mGn-
tler, 5u benen ibr erfreulid)es gu.
tranen unbe9ren5t lit, cine geiitrei.
die Ghiromontin einen pertraulidcn
Sd)reibebriei Der olio beginnt: ,Wein
Serrl Grloltbe mir, Sbnen mit5ii.
tbeilen, ooB idI mid nod, lGnaerem
Iuientbolt in Eoris nnb 2onoon
bier ais gbiromoniin nieoergeloiien
babe. Sd babe bisber bmrd) meinc
propbetiihen cbne ieben idnpinoel-
bolten SofuSpofuS. ionbcrn leoig'
lid ans Den anrien e%ntnonmenen
@cialagpmgcn boS groBte Nuiiebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Ginuabmcn bei'm iinsitcn Sauits
fdmpfe aeItohleu.

San 6roncisco, %. 0e5.-
Der 8auItfGmpfer Batting 3eIiou"
beidul0igt ieinen @genten SEQ Mur.
pbg uno ieineu friibereu MitfGmpfer
gbot Santrp, i'm irn 1921, ben
ar0Bten &betl oes GintrittsgeIoeS bel
benz iiingiten 8ouitfnmpfe, ~beItobIeu
81 baben, uno Die beioeu AngefIogtcn
Itno ouf Der Heiie nat Dem Often 5rt
Stodton perbaftet iporoeu. sic per-
ben bierber 9ebroht uno Dor 8eriht
geitelt rueroeu. @eioe betbeueru ibre
llnIdJulo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30

Ii6e 5ortbilounq ser arbeiter uno
Angeb0rigen Der NnitaIt ouourd
Gorge getrugeR, DOB fir tie oieGbeiI.
nabme an Qeeigneten aurien in6ort-
b~iIoung8 o Sad un6 aunitiduIen,
iofUie am orientaIiihen Scmiuarc
permitted unO Dos 6onorur be3ublt
miro.
Sine reihboltige Sad &%iterotur,
oie oolrerno crgGn5t miro, itebt ST.
ibrer &%erfiiguug, mo ourd cine
groBc Sommllua opu 8iideru lu-
icrcr bcitcu SdriftIteaer lit ibuen
@elcgcnbcit 3u ullgemeiner 8eleb.
rung uno outer l%lntcrboltung gebO,
ten.
2Gui Observation-Disclosures @ebicte lit
Die ReitS 9rudCrci cbcnioqS cine
W}uiter 2lnitolt, mo 3luar inioiern,
DOB lie mGbreno Der giinitiacren
Sabrc33cit ibrcn lGrgCr ais cinSubr
in Der NnItolt beiddItiqtcn @erflcu.
ten lm0 Nrbcitcrn, IN ser Rcgel pom
oolleuOctcn %. 2ebenSiabrc o6, 81
ibrcr GrboIlmg cincn llrloub Don
odt (oQcn bis orci Modcn lmtcr
Sortbc3ug ibre5 &obnc9 gibt.
n5u Standardization miro ocn Nr-
beitcrn bis sur 0oucr BON 26g8o1cu
81 Dem Gro%nfcnGcl0c, 0a5 tie aus
Der 8ctricba &ranfTfuiie cmpiou
gen, Elm 3uifuB bis sur Grreidlmg
bon 5luci GrittcIn ibreS &obneS &C
5nbIt, ludbrcnO Die nift frontcnOcrs
lihcrlmg9pflihtigcn Eerioneu bis
sur Qlcihcn 0urrr Der Nrbeit@uniG-
bigtcit ihr Gintommen ais &runfcu-
Acl0 bC5icbCn.
@irO Elm Nr6citcr, mclfcr ser
Rcid)S = 0rudcrci mcnigItcn3 5cbn
Sabre un9cb0rt, orbeit8,niGbig, 10
crbGlt er mtBcr Ger geieblidcn On.
pali0eu. mo N~ltcrSrente pom ocr2I1,
ltalt cine I~ortInufen0C lmteritiiBuug.
Sci ieincm Nblcbcn miro Den Sim.
tcrbliebcncn ic noh ocu llmitGnoen
cine cinmoIigc oocr cine iortloufen-
oc lInterltilbung oOer ol6 9cioeS
5uiummcn 0apGbrt. 9ei allen Die.
len llnteritiibungcn Ser @erfIelte
mo Nrbciter bat Die oeltti6e ReitS.
Grllferei idbrlid elm gon5 nettpS
Siimmhcn an rcinem Broiit, ipic
aus Den foIgenoen 3oblen oeS@tots-
SabreS 1902 erIihtlih lit. Die Gin.
nabmCn Der HcitS , Grlderei I'M
Sabre 1902 belieien iid) ouf 8,498.-
42O Worf; Die fortIouienoen uuo
einmaIigen au89oben ouf 6,448,080
Morf, 10 Dob iid obne Die glbidrei-
bungen elm lleberidllB bon 2,050,340
Wort ergo6. SIN Irbeit8Iobnen mltr.
Nen 2,223,800 Rorf ouSge5obIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Sri. Sul6eer's Seitameut redtsfraf.
fin.

9 Sran5i&co, %, 0e3br.-
Der Ieste 8iae pom SRI. Bertha 81.
9oIbeer, pelde ibren 600 ourd1 Ell
men Sttr5 aus einem oberen Stod-
iuerf I'M n@oloorf. GItorio.Sotel in
Hetp. 9orf g%efunben bat, lpuroe BON
elmer Slirp i'm 0epartement oeS &if-
terS Goffep i'm Superior.8 erift ais
rebtSbeitGnoi9 unerfonnt. Sn Dem
3eitoment, pelfes bon oen Ser
tuanbten Der 8eritorbenen ongeiody.
ten iu1troe. bntte SRI. 9oIbeer ben
erobten Sbeil ibres &ermoeens, mel.
DIES iih ouf etipa eine Wtiuion Dol
lars belief, ihrer Sreunoin unb Reiie.
a~efdbrtin, Sri. Gtta &c. Worren, BET
mad)t.
Die Surp bcrietb MIR ID Minlten.
Sobnlo oaS 8eroift perleien luorocn
iuor, melbeten ole anpdlte Der Gon-
teitanten Die 9erufung an, moblrd
perbinoert miro, Dob Der NodloB
n1breno ser n1fiten Wonate nab
Den 9eitimmuneen oeS SeItnmerts
pertbeilt miro. gum eriten Wal muir
De beiite Der Sddbunasnertb oe5
0adlaiies bon SRI. 9oIbeer betonnt
g%e9ebenL ipeIher iid ani $931 900 be-
laliit. /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
C9fod @iQiom Guaen 9rbont BON
Matb. Robr.)

~
8 i66nitca 0}ao6cn on pom 2ano,
@cborcn an @oIoibattcnruno,
9&ur Nimmcl$bIou nit @IGttcrgriin
''a o''lcr @''loP'lf olp ''''ld)l'H'
SSm g3ol0, mos sir 10 rpobl gciicI,
98or all oeiu @ouocru mo Ncin
Spiel;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Auffidrnna ouu @ene5neIa g~eiuroert.

@aibtngton, .. G., 90. De.
5ember. @ie Dos StaotSoeportr-
ment befannt eiebt, bat es gum slpei.
ten Mole Sene5uelo INN cine erfl1.
rurg fir Die millfiirlite ausweiluns
oes Sournoliiten u. 5. Baureti aus
Caracas eriuf)t. Die erite GrfIdruna,
melde Erdiioent Gaitro CAB, mar
ourd)ails unaeniigeno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-30
Metclci auf Der SnIsI Samar,

Gm Slelttenont mo 81 cinQeborcne
alInOi6uitcr bur6 Sniuracntcn
nieoergemadt.
Manilo, %. 9e5ember. - Ole
EllloreS boben bel dolores, uuf &C.
Sniel Samar, einen 2ieutenont mo
81 Solhaten Der SO. Gompognie Gin
geborener &unoidofter nicoerqr.
maft, no6oem iie 6ieieIben BON eli
mem S%interboItc ans iibcrfoacn bat.
ten. 3Weituuieno @uInioueS beoro-
ben Die Staot Dolores, nno Die Sa6>
lage lit fritiid. lieutenant I6bott,
melher Die oortigen 9luoihoiter be
febIigt, bat nm 8critGrfungen cr.
iuht.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-12
Remarkable Dwarf.

There recently died in Bavaria a
most remarkable dwarf named Maria
Schumann. She was born twenty.
eight years ago, but never grew to be
bigger than a three months baby. All
her life was spent in cradle, but
though her physical growth was
stunted, her mental faculties were ap-
propriate to her age. She conversed
fiuently on all topics Of interest, and
had learned to read. Her existence
was kept more or less secret by her
relatives, in order to avoid the an.
noyance of having offers made for her
exhibition by showmen and circus
proprietors. On such occasions as
she was seen by strangers she pro-
duced weird effect upon them, the
phenomenon Of what appeared to be a
baby in its cradle carrying on an ami
mated conversation on subjects of the
day having a most unsettling intiu'
Snce upon them.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-12
Thousand-Year-Old Cedar,

There are many large specimens OF
the brown cedar, Juniperus monosper
ma, in the Garden of the Gods, Pixies
Peak, Colorado. Prof. Bessey of the
University of Nebraska, during a re
cent visit to that place, made an effort
to ascertain the age of some of the
magnificent specimens. He was for
tunate enough to find the stump of q
recently cut tree on which it was
easy to distinguish the annual growth
rings. These were counted for a sec
ton of the trunk, care being taken tc
select a portion In which the rings
were of average thickness, and on
this basis the number of the whole
stump was calculated. In this way II
was found that this particular tree
was between 800 and 1000 years old.