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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Miliam 4. Gdlnels.

Go Itarb ain IS. gtonember 1904 Biniam 8.
enmelS, "a Sabre ali. a~eIiebter Sntte bon Darn
@. SdmeI5. NerluGrote uro Sreuroe limo eill'
oeIaoeu, Der Beeroiaune an 3tenitas, glabmit'
TAGS Q tlbr, bon feiner Iesten 8UbnunQ. Jir. $50,
BeF.ecrinstpn'etr aus bei3nmobneu, Bet
febung prio1tim. l3l0-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
@eproe 6. Zimmerman.

Gs itnrb ain 10. Npbembcr 1904 mad ldlgerer
arutfbeit 8eprgc g. Siminernhauh, aeltebter
Sobn BON Wlnrn mo ocS oeritorhr1et @eorGe y.
Simniermann. Die 9eerbigu1e tinoet Etenitna,
ben 15. Nobenber. Sorinittngs 10 llbr, bon Der
Wobrung feirer NiItter. Nr. $50, SprtIano'
2trahe, aus pripaiim fat. (310
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Gbriitian Sdlmiot.

So itarb am IA, 9looemOer 1904 Gbriitint
edmiSt i'm utter BON A Subrcn fl WInnatan
mn 10 1naerl. g~eliebter Sattc bon lturanrei
Shmiet. Xerfuanote luIb 5reuHoe Der Sarnt'
lie limo b6fli6it eingeldoen. Oct 4eerot8una.
lpeIne pom lrnuerbdufe, Jtr, 1t0G, SinneDsStr.
aus an SpnHeritaa. lsqhnlittugs, 2 u1r, iiatt'
etnigten eoune. .iutb. 4irde an @aitsglocnuc.
f32O-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
SphesfGne.

gtm #. 9loUcmbcr supBia e. 9eaele I'M 9s
ter BON 50 Sabren.
gm 10. gtobenbcr 3ohu Sets, 4s Sabre alt.
gm 10. yloOelubcr 3rene =. sflilbt i'm Nltcr
bon I Snbren. tt
Nm ii. Nobcmber Ssrmaun sGrctbrr, 50
Sabre alt.
PIN IL. globenlbcr 5atob Santel in, As. Sabre
IpittpS Qcbpu5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
QnnSnn .Hnrf.Gemetern.

g7ene eeftionen iiHS iest 6nr 9eiidtienho
pertnfenSeni oes @ruiioeS nno goocus tuiro
ieoe eeipiinidie slustunft e%rtbstleu. @aS 9re'
maiorium itebt tdalid sur Srtpeltton olten.
g8eeen Wdberem penoe man li1 al oen Su'
perinienpenten ober an bus Yiireau in @r. II,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Naprlb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Shcrcin MeQin.

SO Iturb am 0onteritaa. ben 10. Icpemher
1904. Shcreia gieliui 8itiiue oeS beritorbereft
Soiepb Dletiin. Ste 8ccrotguna faio an SGnts
iiug, ocn IL. 9troernber. bonn Irouerbdlic. 9tr.
500, NiSauitb.S trnbe. aus nab her 81. SnIo-
buss9irche itnti, no cine belize HeaIIieTl Wsetic
~ceIeDrirt puroe. Neiieeung uuf Der oSolp @es
neplncr NeWeterD." (32Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
En,mo M. 0ries.

sc iturb aut fl. Rob. 1904 emma %. gries,
oeb. Ituad, aeliebte Satin BON 5erotnuro
tSries, i'm NIter bon 81 Sabrer. Die 9eerbt'
aitug ftnoet Nattttu on, NadmittaaS 9 llbr, bot
ihrer leBien g8obnnna, Pr. $40, Glib mai
ujppbs Strnbe, aus ftatt. $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
9iuiSen6eu

9hreau Der ,GoufoItbtrteu Gas'GOmpagHle Don
Baltimore"
On elmer g~erfammluns Der 0treftoreH oieleT
&ompuQnie muroe cline 1iUtbeube uoH 5ipel Bro
5eHt auf oas NftieHfGpttai %erilartl 5abl9ar GU
1. Tc5ember 1904 an btetelItGeTl Atttonure, que
bei'm SdIliife Der &efhdfte an 10. gtooenleer
1904 auf Der Qtfte oer3eidbnet ih1n.. obeds tur
Die 0ibt6enoe peroeH per EoJt 5igeldnot,
J0fepb u. 0Inrte,,
(9oG 10 9G) ShuBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Eeniiuns.G ommiiIGr 8arc Oanft al

" a 6ingto II, .. g., IA. Gop.
- EenIions. @ommiiiGr 8ore reid)tc
bette icine &eiignotion Elm. @rGii.
bent &ooienelt acceptirte bicielbe,
uit0 iie miro ami +. 5dmIor in Sroft
tretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Smiths Nuoelu nllO WfacrarOni.

gBtr geben ole e~Ie9anier nideEpIattirten Gifs
eeIeifet CoolSfoble) fit Ieere Radete $50 groBe
ODER 100 fleiue) peroer aber ntdlt fir Sanoclss
marieu ctngetauifIt. lliiiien bnuftauoige Shans
teIn feiit. Hrinat ruh Riirenu. 222 R.sgrceHe'
str, 8 lbr Bornl. bis 3 ubr Tahm.
(3tS-2I1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Inouit Yaacnitcd,cr.

IS itarb AM 10. 0ooember 1904. 9tnbmitinG5
4 ll6r. 9ngnft Ynseuiteder, geburen 5t 9ed1tils
aen bel SsIabriid. 81 Sabre alt. Die 8eeroia
qltua ftnoct Mittpud,, ben rs. D. Dr., Nudbtrtts
! Tags 2 llbr. bon Nr, 7f5. Glib Nrouoluan. aus
Etoti (RDnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Sphn Ser,uia & Sobu,

Qeihenbeitatter nno 0inbaI'nrtIrer
CIR. zoos, Crltanstr. Io. EEL: &tnoicr 255.
SiabIanbtntpn Baltimore, MnrbIuuo Ielepbon:
8iroior 60. autfben peroen 9eIiefert iiir
SubSeiten, llnterbnltlHeen nhb aroere 8eles
eenbeiten, (oeotl4'lSA&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Or. q. +. Saiier,

frilber bon Der qertRgton.5 9 ruBens6irrHa Snt.
tuulo, Saiicr G So, bat fi6 nit Der 5trIua
Srigoual Scrrins CONS & So, Ieppi9e mo
M00el, 9r. 1tS, Roroseonnrb'S trnhe, oioeltrf.
lpo er nit Gergniigen feline 6relroe uno tribe
ten 86nucr empfdHaen tptrb.
(Sftt6iEiEoSu-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
@crmiidyte Nu5etgen.
Mmffnrhrritnn

or. guia. gtrtn5. Der aHgebIt6 Dor aur5em
bon Q~urranqtina, Colombia, S.'N., bier ant1nE,
iuiro etildi, feline gloreie bel gteste d Rte
(3iQ-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15

-
ihr 8ieb perIoren. gfIn eiIt'8 nod
nit Ben @itboi8 ab3uref)nen.
rSa peIde 9uit, SoI6at
81 iein!" SIM Iesten Sabre itn0 aus
Der umeritoniihen Nrmec 5tuei Dill.
5iere uno 1854 @emeine oeiertirt,
unO ou5 bel elmer @eiammtItdrfe BON
runb $4,000 Wann. gIuf ettpa 5lp0lf
Wonr einen GeierteiIr. So, tuelde
&lit, SoI6at SIT ieinl g lit sum Sort
luuien.
3ideI's iIIu It r / I + G +
ocutit.umerifaniidcr 5aniIien ; seq.
lender fir 1895 lit eridicncn. gr
briugt allBer Dem &oIenoorium picl
Invertebrates II. WiiienSmert6eS fir
on& tdgli6e 2eben, oo5u cine 6eibe
gutter gilocr. Yreis % Gents. 8eItcl-
Iungen fiibrt oic 9ufbanolutq bon
q. Santti6 ans.
ucber ben Sci d) nj od last
iit nift itreiten, idreibt ein 9Iott.
SEER Carnegie mag gerooe 10 piel
unihuloigeS 8ergriigen oorin lin.
Sen, cine 9tbliotbef 5ll griinoen, ipie
9err GIcoeIonO I'M 9tngcln cine3 fiini
pfiin0igcn S6lpor5bari6eS ODER in
ser Contribution eiueS SabeS bon
III @0rtern.
Yrin5eiitn &uie pom g o.
burg bat Die $4,000 Mort, Oie ibr fir
Die IcBiclt orci Monatc sur 8erfiiQun1
qeitcllt nuroeu, a6gclebnt. Die
Ert15cIlift perlongt cine monatIide
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 10000
Morf, oo iie nit Den ibr biSbcr mo
notlid) 5u9ebiqigten 5000 Marf ibrcn
2ebenSlnterbolt in EoriS nitt be.
itreitcn, 9ei6meige oenn ibre meoi5t.
niiden uno iuriitiihcn @eratber be.
3obIen fonne. Go miro Der Grin5eiiin
iuobl nidt$ peiter ilbrig bIeiben, ais
SdulOen 5ll MADDEN. 9arin lit
lie ia bon ieber groB 9eiueien.
GrGiioent 81 o oeueItmill
StoatSiefretGr SoD bis 5tlm 4. WtGrj
1909 i'm Imtc bebolten. Menn Serr
SoD Die StaotSgeibdfte bis oabin
fiibrt, 10 bot CT oos 9(mt lGngcr belief.
oct, ais ireeno, eirt Staotslefretdr Dor
ibm, nGntlif) 5ebn Sabre uu0 ied)5
Wonotc. @r p,troe pom GroIioenten
McSinlep int Septcmber 1898 oui
ben GoIten berltien, oen1 ct Ieitoem
porgeiton0en bat mo Dem er meiter
borItcben ioQ. acin Mitglieo cineS
amcritoniid)en SobinctS lit 10 lon9G
Winiltcr gelpclen. Wtooiion lpor od)t
Sdbrc lang Stoots lcfretdr inter
Sefferion's SrGiiocntihaft mo Sohn
Guiucp goomo mar StootsiefretGr
lpGbreno Der beioen Sermiuc Mol,.
roe's. SoQte Der 9lderbouminiiter
@iIior bis 1909 I'M 9lmtc blcibe,t, 10
niiroe or icincn Gollegeu san nod
iiberfliiacIu, oenr er lit 6crcit8 ieit
1897 alf lcilen Soften.
6rilGer pflcgtc man 5u
innnn. 90 nnht cS In ~ mic I'M nnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15

Giuetn u merifaner blteb
cS porbcbolteli, Bic Glitoedlrng gil
mod,en mo ser bibIiid)e 9toob 9clebt
1ttt6 no or feline STRIDE gebant bat.
Ibcr nidt bios Die glrdle bat er ge'
boilt, lonoerlt aud sic Ypromioe bon
8iSeb. Gr mar Der groBtc DER cgpp'
tild)en E~barooS, ooS,i cit Miuiondr,
ocnlt IonIt hattie er nid,t 12O Sabre OH
lciner s(rd)e boitcn f0nlten, Sed)sbuu-
bert Sabre ipnr cr alt, nlS Die Stlt.
illitb fam, mo bo bate CT leinc Irdlc
uif eigcnc Soften aebout uno brad)te
lid, mo ole Seinen III Siherbeit,
u1brerlo Die iibri9elt Meniden elens
bialid, unlfomcn. llro Die Irfe font
te in ben Soaen Noob's fir nidlt iue,
niaer oils cine babe Willion Collars
aebo,lt iuerocli. Nod, Der Sintflrtb
boute Hoob Damn bic 9roBc Epromi'
De. 10 etipa 1900 Sabre. nnfoem Colt
Ibor1 ullD Gpa ans DEM Bnraoics
uertrieben bate. Sieic Epronioc
mnlb ober ood) aid mieber picl 8elh
gefoItet habcn. Sos nno ieoenIalS
nod, pieles gnoere bat ein anlcrifo.
ner, Der in gappten ord)aolo9iIfe
Stiibien gernadt, eutoedi. Ger Manl1
heibt s.. 9. WiQoro nrtb lpobitt ieei
lit indianapolis; nno Dem v9eu
Dorf Seralo" gebiihrt ooS Teroienli
bieie eroben Grrnneenihoitcn iutle
res a~rddoloeen ben mciteiten 8~reiiei
5uenuaIifl aeinaft 5l hnben. Gins
hat Serr @innrb ober bod nidt fer
rig eebroft. Die Siel[e 81 erntittelt
inn Ioo1 ieinen @einbere angelica
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Der Deutfde CORRESPONDENT

eriheiut ieOcn Eas i'm Jabrt
Is. anIns, GtaSUtbamsi aaO tebufteu'
9efhdtt6bbrcnn NM Heonfttun
Nr. Ali. Ct. Enul'StruRt
Telephone
6. L. I. 3175 Mt. &ernOn
WarDIanS 1899 GOurtIanS,
gipentbimer G. Ratue. Bobmua
G. & r.. 679 q maoiiOu
ecfbdftSflbrer g. 81 ScitB, @obHura
&. 6 q t2l U WGIbrnnf.
SdaI. Susaabt (our6 9rdger beforetl o.. .12Hsr.
SGgliGr uuS spuntuaSsgtnSanbe tsabIbur
an bic onS 9lutt beiorgeHoen Sydasr). the
Sdgliht uHo Spuutaas GuSaabE uHteI
MISUNDERSTANDING pro Sabr s7hH
HBheutlidnt Nusgabc
(%porioirei nit ab5ue fir Glubsl
gd6 benz 3Hlauoe pro Sabr. ... $50
Sad Dem sIusIanoe pro Sahr S8.00
enHntugs .gnSgabs bro Sabr. St.50
Gas bette uHo bintgie ecutidtF 9latt tn ben
Rittft. unS ehhltuutru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15

Gie @ioer il onbSfrofto Ser
@ereros lit nodl Den Welounaen oeS
@cneralS bon 1rotbn gebroden. Die
9opitone iciert nad) 9ritiid) =. 9etid,u.
otolono eefloben. Cos 8olf. halb.
perbunaert. beainne nod bent @eltcr
Suriid3uitronten. Nod) 4usioeeit pp.
8efonaenen hoben Ole 8ereroS al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15

6rii6e pfIcgtc man 5u
Iogen: 90 gebt cS ia 81 mic i'm poi.
niihen Hetdstog. 90 Der obcr id)on
LANCE nidt mebr bcitcbt. fam man
iebt ben oitrcihiiden ooiiir iubititli-
rem ober ooS fron5oiilfe Eorlomcnt
ooer aud bic iponilfe Samner. 81,
Der leBtercn ging cS fiir5Iid luiiIt 5lt.
0tnn bate 3nueriibltngen p~cronitol,
tet. i'll bencn cS 5ltr Nufbeitcrrng Der
id)lufnlii0en Ibgcor6ncten grobe
Sfonoolicenen CAB. Nn6Oem iifl
Die Ibgeoronctcn perid)ieocner Bar
tcict crit tiiftig beihiupft botteL
gin0 man sur Gbot iibcr luno Die De
putirten bcorbcitctcn lid nit StOdcn.
Die Winilterbont nito Die ErGIiocnt.
idaftS . gitrooe mlrrbcn crltiirmt.
9%intenfdiicr ilogclt burd) Die 2ltft
mo ooS iilbcrnc &rit5ifir, oitf ooS
Die Tepltirtcn 6en Clio %leiitelL luuroe
5ertriinnlert. Der Sltntltlt ipitr6c 10
qrob, Dob Der Groiibent Ole Gribiiie
ollrb @cn6ormerie rdumen loiicn
miibtc.a Sd)onc 8cieb9cber.
go D1LtrfTY4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
Goitpricae Nptiaen.
Gin Sarifip It c N, boS cini,
&c @cnigc mi Soften Scr Moiicn be.
rcid)crt, lit cill Gol,b an &olfc.
(9lrn0cSobcrridter Wtillcr.)

HodefeIIer Sunipr bat
porgcItcrn ictne 9ibclfloiie barber
nntcrriftct. Dob Tciftbrlm oIlcin
nldt gliidlih mode. Nlin. er mu,b
"a" ia mllicn; ober meitt CT aud nidlt
ollcin 9liidlit, mod,t. 10 lit or imn1er.
hin cine ongcnebme 3uoobe sim
Slid.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16

one of the Illinois boys had hold of the
colonefs coattaiis, trying TO pull him
down on our side Of the works. The
colonel was usng vigorous language to
the man who was holding him back,
and turning partially around called out
TO his own men; Bring up the colors
OF the Fifty second In doing this he
lost his guard, was mortally wounded
and fell back among his own men. Col.
Harmon, of the One Hundred and Twen-
ty-fifth Illinois succeeded to the COM
mand of the brigade, but was instantly
killed. The brigade then fell back IS
feet and intrenched, and held the line un-
til the rebels retreated from their posi-
ton.
Col. McCook died two weeks later. A
curious fact is that after the war Mrs.
McCook married Gen. Frank Cheatam,
who was in command of the rebel forces
which we assaulted on that day. The
Eighty-sixth Illinois recently purchased
the ground over which McCook's bril-
gade charged that day and have organ
lied the Kenesaw Battle Field Memorial
association for the purpose of erecting
a monument to the memory of the men
who fell in the assault"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16

z2ie, although isolated, are a re!i, :ous.
and God-fearing people and while hey
oave not 7lw2v1 49, tho a4vprt79es of
common schools ond sorre of them at
Eimes given 30 drinking too much
NiQnor. they mGnc td4riy good citizens.
AND settle t..y.r leeds among them
HGiVes without, giving the county au-
ehorlties very much trouble. One ne
cc.i5rs;y cbcUt ,Lom is that they are
Jealous OF strangers, and do not take
20 them as re~ 1i'v as DO the people Of
Tho plains.
"A short distance west of Bull Run
IS a tract Of land inhabited by peo-
cole quite as peculiar. They are known
aS4S Texans. ana the district in which
s---.Ny reside is -hnown as Free State
- u, Why these people are called Tex
ans a1d WY -ae Seotiol % country
they inhabit IS called Free State T
10 not know. The Texans are largely
y la~ unto themselves. They marry
and are given in marriage, but il is a
very rare thing that they engage in
fnatrimony with any persons outside
ii their own boundaries One would
not look ~. Lc. 3es in this class OF
people, but l recoliect that at the battle
Of Malvern Bu' Texan in my com
-pany was stricken down and mortally
wounded by she'll The battery to
which belonged hal been very
@roUbniy handled by federal artillery,
and we We're soon without horses and
very much depleted IN the matter of
1men TO man the guns. The poor fell
q ow was lying on his back gasping FOR
breath, While the blood was pouring N
torrents from his side, and as the can
-~in Of the company passed along the
ne he said, captain, I am sorry that
cannot be of any use to you to-day.
out perhaps I can hold horse and
~ls u was quite necessary that the able
men should he detailed elsewhere he
gave him the reins of two artillery
-aorses 10 hold, and then went about
Las business.
When the battle was ended the cap
lain OF the company returned to the
wounded Texan and found him cold
IN death, but his hands were still
Srasping the reins Of the horses, and
\ have often said that it was the duty
of our company TO erect a monument
20 the memory OF this faithful man,
and am going 10 start a mbScripticr
&Sor that purpose just as soon as my
luS ness will permit"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16

asked the cashier to wait for moment
until he secured the money. The cash
Ter expected TO see him fish out a check
book and then go chasing for some one
to identity him, as he was a stranger to
the people in the sales office.
But, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
thisman carried his bank right with him,
and, after asking the cashier to excuse
him for a moment, walked over to a
chair and sat down, then calmly rolled
up his trousers leg to the knee and care
fully unscrewed a wooden leg, and, much
TO the wonderment of the onlookers, ex-
tracted large roll of bills from hid
den cavity in the artificial walking in
strument. and after screwing on the leg
again. walked up and paid the $3.50 as
though getting the money out of his
wooden leg was an everyday occurrence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
JULY 10, 1904
SsSAS FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH
everybody Thought the Texan
Would FUNK, But He Proved
Himself a Hero.
SATURDAY.

You would hardly believe it." said
-Sol. James Thornton. of Manassas, to
"a Washington Star reporter. that five
miles from that town on the ton of
&SSnn Run mountain. there exist peo-
4Tle VINO have never visited the town
"a which l live. The residents of Bull
Kun mountain are separate and dis
-1nct type by reason of their long
sesldence in that vicinity from the peo-
ale who dwell on the plains below. as
Il they originally belonged to a sep
3~Tate tribe or race. The isolation that
existed many years before the war,
and which has continued since its con-
-iusion, has grown distinct type. and
This social and physical condition of
things is duplicated in all of the noun
famous districts of Virginia. These peo-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
The ordinence of secessinn-

4 special 20 the New York Times
rom Belvidere. y J.. gives an account
Of the discovery nv Mrs John Robin
son, Of that place of what she sup
poses to be the original ordinance of
secession OF oOutn Carolina. Mrs.
Robinson is laSu- 10 under the same
apprehension hat many others
nave labored under before. She does
not possess the original ordinance of
secession. Tho sacred document is
carefully preserved in the Office of the
secretary of state ar Columbus. though
E considerably dlsneured through an at
.empt of an unlnIormed scribe to re-
race the fast 4o14As signatures a few
ears ago. VIII, .4gS Robinson nos
zesSes is a wei -c--,~,cd fac-simile lfth-
GTaphed ct 5he ne Of the passage
- the ordinS~cc 2nE r she win care
fully examine ~, rnlir by which she
evidently sets oreo+ store she will coo
The liLhoeraphers' irnnrimatur thereon
hacn member On the convention re-
oelVe0 one "a these Autographed COPIES
-2-n1 a. les@s. a Uo4sA Oh them may be
sound in Charleston to-day.-Charles-
ssQp News and Courier.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE, 22t3.
WOODEN LEG is HIS BANK.
Cashier of Horse Market Is Surprised
by the Strange Actions of
Lame Customer.

A man who walked with decided limp
moved around the sale ring at the blue
ribbon sale at Chenille the other after
noon watching all the horses sold, but
paying particular attention to the trot-
ting teams. of which a number were
sold late in the afternoon. After sizing
all the consignments mp he finally bid
IN pair at $50 and then made his way
to the cashiers Office to pay for them.
After giving his name and address he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
Sugar Causes MANY Ailments

People who are excessively fond of
sugar and confectionery are called
"saccharomaniacs Prof. Ooston. a
British chemist. declares that kidney
and liver complaints are caused by too
much indulgence in sugar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
Miss BARGAIN Counter.

Ted-She cuts rather an odd figure
Ned-No woaIer! Her gown cost
nine dollars ninety-eight, her hat two
dollars forty-nine, and her shoes one
dollar seventy-four-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
How the Sparrow Multiplies.

The sparrows in this country endeavor
% avert race suicide, Here they hatch
six times year; in England rarely more
han three
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-07-16
The Best Msterial.

Clergyman shall denoance this
play, sir. 1t is shockingly immoral!
Managerial right. Just send around
a copy of the sermon for our advance
agent, will you?-Puck.
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SuDDort.

Her Father-You expect me to support
Julia indefinitely?
Her Husband-Well, l hope you may
stand from' under very gradually, sir
Puek
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Frequent CHANCES.

Church-What colored hair has
Four typewriter?
Gotham can't exactly say;
haven't seen her. this morning.
Hopksys STU tesnan-
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opes, Note and Letter Paper,
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OUR AIM

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-23
"SPOTTED FEVER" CURE2
Diphther1a Antitorin Helps Ap-
parentIy Hopeless Case.

Bristol, Conn, Dec 22.-The first practical test of
u2e theory recently advanced by DR.. Wolff Of Hart
1oTc' archaeological expert. whose experiments
would indicate a definite relation between dph-
iberia and cerebro-spinal meningitis, or spotted
lever which has caused many deaths in this region
within the last few months, IS being made in For
estvtue. A young daughter OF Frank Dietrich was
taken sick yesterday with Spotted fever" and the
disease made such rapid progress that when ply
scian arrived he considered the case almost hope
less As last resort 5000 units OF diphtheria anti
toxin We're administered with the result that the
patient was much improved to-day and there is
thought 10 be good prospect Of recovery. The ex-
pertinent IS being followed with great interest by
local physicians. there have been twelve deaths
from the disease in this town in many weeks
Hartford, Conn., Dec. 22-Dr. Arthur J. Wolff, the
bacteriologIst, much gratifed when informed
to-day Of the progress Of the Bristol spotted
fever patient. DR.. Wolf said that his experiments
had revealed an antagonism between the two organ
isyns-the Krebs-Loef1er bacillus and the germ Of
CeTebro-sp!naI meningitis. These experiments showed
that the germ OF cerebrO-spinaI meningitis was
killed by the anttoxIn Of dphthera. and this anti
toxin Dr. Wolf considered & satisfactory remedy
for spotted fever"
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MANY FRAUDS STOPPED.
Postal Laros Vigorously Enforced
By Ne1c Officials.

Attorney General for the Posto1ice Department, IN
his annual report to Postmaster General Wynne,
says that the number Of fraudulent concerns has
been greatly reduced in consequence Of the vtgoT-
Gus enforcement OF the postal laws. The result Is
shown by the marked decrease in the number Of
complaints received There were I48 fraud orders
issued in the year, and g orders were issued
against foreign lottery companies and their agents
who were found 10 be operating through the mails.
Much has been done il the direction OF excluding
from the malls publications containing obscene
and suggestive Illustrations, advertisements and
other matter considered unfit for circulation, Many
OF the worst Of this class Of offenders have had
their enterprises SUPPRESSED and the report says
there viii be no relaxation Of the work.
M Goodwin refers 70 the high standards OF
official duty established and followed by his prede-
Ceszor Assistant Attorney General Robb, and says
Il has been his enGeavO- carry forward the
standards thus set for guarding the public interests