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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-05
announcement.

Pupil (after repeated attemptsl-oh,
I'm sure never shall be able tol
Professor-oh, yes. you will. was
just as big donkey myself at first
Punch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-05
HOW Turks MAKE COFFEE,

II Isn't Easy. but the Product Is De-
IishtfuI In Its Flavor.
To make the perfect cup OF Turkish
coffee is. Ike many other things. very
easy when the maker knows how to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-05
JANUARY /. 1904

desire to thank the people of Carksburg and vicinity,
and especially those whose patronage has made the year
Year may bring to them happiness and prosperity which
surely come be continuing See Dodge during 1904
Yours, with expectations,
Wv DoDGE.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-05
SW66t M6lOd Flour
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF CENTRAL DEv.

A special meeting of the stockhol,
of the Central Dew. Co. viii be held
the principal Office Of the company.
North Fourth street, January ls, i
for the purpose OF transacting such b
ness as may be brought before them.
+. G. DEvERIcKs.
jan2-dtd Presiden
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-05
FOLEYSFF0NEYs6TA

J.'r ciff6rpns r7f9, Tfirc. II r.irsl
For sale by Stone & Mercer, G..
Sturm & Co.. and R. j. Criss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Man6murO in WtaTaduIcttS.

2eiceiter, @aiiy 81. Nop. -
Die 2ei6e bon 6roll gmma 9riGbom
lpltroe in eiuem @ch0l5, nidt melt
bon Dem Orte, no Die @euonutc NIT
i6rcr beio6rtenMltttcr gepobnt bate,
aufgefunben, Der S6Goel mar eins
geiGIogelt, ooS gtoienbein gebroden
llno ooS @eiidt 6ltrd @i1nOcn ihred-
lid entiteQt. @ie Die Wtlitter Der Gr.
morOeten oltsiogt, bate Die 2cbterc,
ais iie bon Sauie mcgging, $50 bel
lid Sic in ibren &leioern pcrltcdt
maren. Dies 8elo mar, ais man Die
2eide ouffuno, perihmunoen. Nnt
NoAmittog murOen in Dem bcnod)-
bartcn Srte Spencer orei oca &oltb-
morocS @erbG6tige, Dem In'deine
no6 2onoitrei6er, perbottet, meIde
oie Honten Yatrif Stonton, Sbomoa
Gourtncp unO George 9tioet ongobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
@rORcr WuorbrnnO AMI Der 1uIcl
NnntnGct.

Nontudet, Wtaiiy y. 9top. -
Gin groBe5 6etcr, meId)ca u Stun-
ocn lang in oen Moormicicn mtf9ton-
tudet &alono gemiitbet bate, Ocr6rci-
tete ii6 mttcr eihem itorfcn gSinOc
ihlieBIid) bis nab Dem Orte Sio9-
coniet, oicien ernitlih b~eorobeuO. IS
wurOeu groBe @nitrenqlmgen &c.
mad)t, INN Den Ort Dor 3critorlng
SIT bclpobren, bod lpor eo sur 3eit
oeS Gintretena Der 9todt nod 5lpei=
felboit, oh Dies qelin9cn merOe. Der
Ort bat teine TSellGr1pebr luo feline
6elleripriBe1t, SIS heiinocn lid IN
oemielben oiele SommcrbGuier, Die
meiItcna Gigentbum bon @crionen
aus ser Gbeoterpelt IinO. Mon
glulbt, DAB Oos 6euer 5uf6uig Ourh
Die 6obrldiiigfeit BON SportaIeutcn
c~ntItunoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
ltntcr militariIdlcm 5d)nb.

Sprtngfiel0, st., y. 9}ou.
- StootStrllppCn murocU Den Spills.
@unoeSmori6G len 6ciQrQrbu, wcldc
Soiepb &eiter's aoblcmchc bel 3ei0-
Ter, 6rouflin e Golmtu bcmodcl.
Sderltf Stein ocpeidirtc Dem @Oll-
ocrnellr, er nerm0ge Ojc Siulution }lt
3ctgler nidt 5t coutroiircn mo
milIic nm iflermige NbicnOlm9 Don
Srltppen bitten. Sr. @citcr, Wclhcr
III 3eigler luetlt. ltcQtc Ooilclbc Ntl-
ilIdcn. @ouperneur plates bciinoct
lid in ct. 2oltiS, lnuO Die 2InNclc8cns
belt muroe onber Dem @cnrral no
iutantcn Scott iibcrloiicl, mcld)er i'm
Solfe oe8 9tn6mittoQ9 ben Gopitiu
Sotterfielo, GommunoUr Der Gom-
pognie IS" ocS 4. &niontCric @ &cAi-
mentS Der NotionuIgorOc pom &lli-
nois, teIcgrapbii6 omie2, nit icincm
Commando nod Benton SIT uuridts
rell un0 ii6 BORT Dem Shcrifi Stciu
sur &erfiigung 81 Itcaem bel Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 0ea Grirocn9 Bet
ltanO 81 leiiten uno ocn @norOmm=
gen oeS S6eriff9 mlbc0inNt 6olNe 3t
Iciiten. Die Sruppeu lanQtcn ihon
am Nbcn0 III 8entou AT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
.@unucrneur Garter uureclaocn.

Sonolu | II, 81. gtopem6er. -
@oltpernellr Garter lit BON &reisrid)-
ter Soar fir nGhitenWontng in cner-
glider @eiie por@erid)t gelu0en nor
Den, neil er IN Dem Bro5eiie gegen
Den megenllnterihldgun9 ponStaots.
9eloern nn9etlo0ten friiberen Sefre-
tar stephan Mobotlu bonn 0eparte-
ment fir oiicntlife Irbeiten aus
@riinoen Scr GfitntIiden 8oblfobrt
eS obaelebnt botte, Dor @erid)t ST err
ideinen uno Den Sertbei0igern oeS
NngefIo9ten iiber iein &erbGltniB
5lrm territorial Iuoitor 6iIbcr
&eoe 81 lteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Weitern MarnlanS.Wahn
Srat am 2. Sttnber 1904 In Strait.
Sftge oerldiitH 9illen~G tatipn, nie fcIgt:
RAaIfa

Sfnt am 2. GffnDcr 1904 III 4tnTt.
3tge o~erldifen 9iler~G Citation, nie fcIgt:
Sdgltdt.
$3.50 SornI. - S6neu3u9. SuuptIinie, SnGerSs
i0!nn, @Sanlesbpro. u. Y ge. Nubn uIo ben
Siioen, uno uusaeHolnmen GpnnfaeS g. D.
gabn Johannesburg, Mqrtin5bure unb @ins
cheiter.
1925 slbeuhs - glffom. no9 t1~ntpnsgrioge.
SdgIld, ausgeuummeu SUnntaRS.
715 Worm. = gorf. 9. x 8. Nio. une Sanpts
2inie 9ttlit bon GrrrpSSrcbe. Carlisle unb
Is. 4 s.. N1bn.
9.f5 &orn. SauoiItnie. Sagerstpfpn, Gbtp.
pensburg, Srehertd, @inmittsbure aH6 o.. &
W. Na5r bis clifton.
1912 Sornl Ntfort. rd6 uiitonsBrtbee,
Worf nro @ctinsture.
2.25 &adnI - Mitoni. not Snorb.Srobe.
1926 @odbut. - gltom. nab etuorpsSrooe. Q. &
$. Sin. fopie @ott.
4.l5 Nadin. - @ifnnl. ra6 1lnionsgItbge.
800 NaGn.IGrprtb NOD @eftmtnfter, tlniPrt'
WrtoGe. uno harm glffor'. bis Sd9erstutDn;
ioipie Srehertd. @mn1ittsburs nio SttppeHs-
BURG. WarIors@ar.)
1926 @adlm. = Grpr req nath gprf, Sauuper unb
@ettneuurs. (1arlor.Gar)
$50 Nndbm. - gtffom. mad gmorb.Srobe.
GIG NbenoS - glflom. mad tlnions9rtoge.
500 Mhe1os glftout. mad @morbsSru6e.
Gnr Spuutngs.
$50 %orri. - sIifom, Ha6 llnionsRribee n1o
Snnoner.
2.30 9'adbrn. - 9lHom. mad ttnions9ringe.
4.30 Radni. - Tfiom. nada GmprbdSrpce.
. SdIt mint on Der 9cnnibIoanin o. gtbe. q 1ttoIt.
Wtllets iito @epdds 8iiredli, Ilbauab'S. ede
GbnrIeSs finD 9ertnetonsS trafe.
Siiae tctten an Unions, RenrfhlbanidsIpeH,
Sutton UNI gS1l6rrlf (gsortbsslpenue) Stdttrri.
9. .. @riswplo, s.. &. 81.
=. M. Suu eli. q. q. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Ginhaltsbcfchl aeacn &iafdiniiter.

San6ronciSco,2 q. 9fop. -
9unoeStreisridter Morrom erlieB Ell
men temporGren GinboItsbefebl, mo-
ollrh Der rSnternotiouolen MiIocio-
ton bon Mai6inilten" utb oreiBig
Witglieoern oerielben, melhe init
gtomen genannt iinO, unterlagt miro,
Die 2ofomotipeu, betpe9enoe &roft
mo Wfoidinen Der oNthinlons, ~.
pefo. uto Sonta sc 8obn" oll5ll-
toiten ODER Die Waidinilten lutb Pr
better Der 9abn eiu5uibiidtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Gricsiun 2inie.
Gbeiopcafe 9ampfer-G umpagnie.

Gbeiapcafes2inie.
vle9atlie YaldgiersSd r1pfer ,slueuIia" nnb
nMtl1ntQ" nab
Alo Yotnt 6uinfurt nHb Gurfnit, Sd,
Sollpler ~oerlaieI Baltimore tdali1 (ausoes
noulinea Snntlid9s) nm $50 9(beii0s uito fnnts
men IN Slo Gotn. Comfort nm 6 llbr SRors
psis ullo III gorlolf nm tbs Woreets an, nrrs
IWusBeno an Die Giten6a5nSiige nah allen
f"nlleH oes SnoeIls ullo SaopeitenS.
n Nnrts9iiucrs9inie.
eie9ante Natogiers8 ampfcr Charlotte
uno BSaItittore"
hnal sSelt'Sutrt uun Aidtupub, 81.
Numpler ~oerlanet Baltimore tdaIidh (a,iss
genoIlnlet Sotntnes) I'M 5 llbr Wonmittnos
nno ionlrleTl 6n 9Sefts9oint INN 7.45 lPnroeHS
hi1 gu YtlOnlo1o nm 9,25 WSorae1s an.
M, naIhpler' oerlaiteno 8aItiulore Mpttaos.
MuilIpo9s lno Sreiiogs unS bcrIaffenS gReif.
Souni SleIlia9s. Sonneriiaes unS Somitaas
iegeH gu 9lohcettersGuiu unb 9(QmouS's an
mo Naltpler, eerlaiieno Baltimore SierJtoas'
GonnetlineS uno SamitagS itnb gaeit.Isnfnf
9Poilfa9s, WttttpodS uno 5Sreitaos fener ~,
yortippn iino Gln1 gant al 0uenr bas gBetteerr
Saiipter ~osriaien 9aItin,nre ppm a,isr 20 10
st8Atitra Rcu. Merite,
TnrmsTtleie 1udb ullet Iurften fdnrer IN.
lihert, @epdd .orfeeaeben Tins 0nfiiten.;n,pn,s r
I'M Sornn2 ~reterhiri ner5en in rem Bis;ins,,
9irennr: 9tr. 100, 1870 uno 1eT ciI.Ssoi Tti;,,6en
Strabe. noer ben Saupt Gireour. sr Eee
Mrnpcn fofer, q = eh,s,,
ejcn. observation-disclosures. G Ser eASiig Kin ,.,
Z. .. 1isGanusi, r%eiienoer 9aIiasier.sioennt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
lSanif I'M Cpcrudanic.

Rlrf oIeuer!" uerrriad)tc pl0bIidJcu
S6rcdcn, ooh b~elpdbrtcn ii6 iiir
6crortiae getroiicneu Gnoromn
qcu oic9ntol ollaqGcidnct. -
acin N}cniHenpcrr1it.
Ncw gorf,'27. g}oo. Cur0
Den umIotipirtcu 3uf D6euerl" Ocn
gciterH ltodmittug cine 3ltifultcriu
Don Dem 9olfon oe5 ySorIem Opera
6ouie" olrSitieB. b6ttc BORT piel liz.
bell ouQcriftet mcr0en f0nncn, tueun
c9 Der Gireftiou rmG Den NHgciteQtcu
niht gcllmgen mare, ourh Qceiqlt2.c
&orii6tomaBrcgeIn un0 fiibIc5 BE
ncbmcn ciuen &auit SIT pcrbiitcn.
IS crcianete iid) mGbreno Oea picr,
ten 2lftca oc9 Stiifc5 y&cttn" mel
Dies in Ocn Sbeoter oufgcfiibrt miro,
ooB cine CompfipriBe Die I. 9(ucnlc
bcrub 81 cincm 6eler roiielte, 10 0uB
man oo9 pom ibr Ncmodte @crGllid)
bonn Ebcotcreinaor0 on Der 1926.
StroBc ans olIi Ocut 9olfon ueruch,
men fonutc. Die betreffenoc, bpItc-
rid pcronluNtc @eriou, Iicb Ouroli
bin 0cu 9tui oGcllcr" 10 lolIt ert0ucF,
BOB CT in jcoem Gbeilc oes Sullica SIT
nCrnebuCu mar In0 iiberQl crhnbcu
iih YcrioneL INN 6oS Ircic 81 Qe-
ipinneu.
Standardization NleronOcr @idJtc1r
itcin lunr ieOo6 rcr Sitlotion &C.
mod)ien, lmo Die bon ibn1 fir eincn
iolheu Gol a~etroffencn ginri6tun=
gen bem0brtcn lid) gut. Spiort qu6
cr oo9 cleftrii6c 6ellerolorms SIP
nal, ipelhcr ieben Ncr geidnlten Nns
.qeltclltcn nd6 Dem ibnt bc5eidncter
EloBe brndte, INN BORT Die ibnl iiber,
t%rugcncn Yflidtcn 81 crfiillcll, mo-
ruli cr lolltCn Cones Die 3ul6allCr
0orn1li mlimcrtiom mud)te, 0nB I'M
Gnu5en Gbentcr tcin Scllcr c%riitirr,
icbo6 Seoer, Der cS miinide, ocll
YloB p~crloiien mo oo9 Sreic qemin.
neu f0nne. &ortbcilbofter mare cS
iebod) iiir Die g(nueicnoen, in ibren
SiBen 3rl perbIcibeu. Gieielben Gr-
mobnugeu murOCu bonn Sbeotcr
Supcrintcnoenten Surrp Wteefs pom
oitlidcn Gbcilc ocS &ouieS mieocr
bolt, mGbrenO Die Sibompeiier oie
Seuernotb : 9luagGltge 6ffneteu, iid
an 0ieien poitirtcu un0 ole Sliihti
gen ourictbcn, ibrc Site micoer cins.
5ltnehmen.
Zen bon Sru. 2i6tenItcin gege6e=
men ltotbii9nulen 9ebordenO, lieBen
Gle 8ilbnenurbettcr oll6 Den NSbelt=
&orbonQ berob un0 Dor 0ieien Iteutc
iid Der 6ellcrmebrmonn Sobn HeQnl
un0 Der S6ouipieIer 6uoeribom olli
uno mieOerboltcn, OoB feinerlei sc.
fobr porbon0en rnO feiu fSerer i'm
@ebGltoe icIbit oOcr in oireftcr Nod).
boridoit olagcbroGen iei. gIllf Sen
Greppen botten Der Gbeater-aailirer
&enrp 9oung unO Oeiien Iiiiitcrt
Charles 2oltGblin &oito gefaBt mn
rietben sur Hube mo Srontng, u10
glue5 bate 5ltr 6olge, Bob teinerIei
llnbeiI ougeridtet wuroc, ipenn oltd)
ii6erboitige 3ui6mierinnen ibre @iitc
ooer &onoidubc einbiiBten. 9tidt cirl=
nal cine eiu3igc Obmnodt mar 81
oer5eidncn, trobOem 5oblrei6e Eerio-
men ibr Sell in ser 6lltht gei!tft bat
ten. Die &oriteQuug tonnte, nod
Dem ii6 oie 3uihouer pieoer 6crll-
bigt, 81 Gn0c gciiibrt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Suonieu'S 9%(utluurt.

&oi6inqtom .. 6, y. Nop.-
Sm Stoot8. 3 portement pltrOc nit
getbeilt, ooB olrd) Sponien olti 0cli
Don Den Scr. Stooten ollaQcbenocn
@orifloQ Der Nbbultung elmer meitcs
rem SrieocnS-Gonicrcn5 81 I}m &ong
cine 5lItimmenoc Nnhuort gegcbCt
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Mcrdunts' e Mincrs' SranspDr'
tatiou Gpmnnnn.

Nni1pftraylttfn
Ru6 9o'ten uno benz Often: ie6en Wortae,
9ienitaa, 9onneritaa NIB Samftag, IbenbS
6 llbr.
gldh grooioence uno Dem Often: iebenSonns
Sab gleWport . gIelps unb NorfoIf: tdsIih
nm @ ltbr N6eHo5.
6ra6t wirb tdaIi6 bis 5 llbr s(benos fir an
benz 9n9e abfGbrenoe Sumpfer nneeromrrer.
giud Sabainnb uno benz Siioer: ieoen Siens
flag, 9onneritGe ulb Gamitue, glbenos G ttbr.
AoftoHer NIB grobioence : 9nmpfer fabreu
bon Der g8erfte am Sltbc hes 2oues Sods nb;
Snbannabs9ampier bon Der gSerfte am Sibe
Der gSeits Salssslbenne.
6. d. @iafnsbam,- @ecnt,
0ongsSod.
81. g. Surner, @..8..M.
". ,. Stcbbtns, g .sGR.
Sauptbiiremi = Nr. 604, Roro.GbarIes- Str.
Sratts unb 8aifagcs 9iireaii-Er. 221, 8eft.
gaItimorezStraB Q13,T&G)
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baltimore Yutrt.Go.
lNltt NM 6uuCrld fine Soi.2tnIc.)

qie Rer' etaaisn.Eofi Gei5t6srnS.
9lmpier iabreH tdplid, GpaniogS nuSqeHoms
men, bon orn ,Qa0 9tne"sBierS yr. 1913,
Qiabts5trabe, $50 @DenbS oircft ua9 OIo
&oint Comfort. &ortolt. &9r.smoutb uno aasu
9oirt Comfort nit Is. & S..Giien6abn] nab
&ihmouo,. .9lerbinouuQ IN Portsmouth nit benz
s@eq4Oq n3 gtT Gine" t9ItoSaR o,S Hg S,oT,i @ogiS,
nit be- a%gltIuntic COAT Cine. g%lortpIi uno
Carolina. Gorfolt luro. liihIt9, gtortolf ino
meIllit uno vS!b 9ontinion Cine" na6 gtetps
Mubl5citeR mad eurupdii9em Blane. 9urus
riGfe Gniiiten3iinmer. c~lettrifhs @~eleuhttne.
Suntpibei3utl, Rotel fret, Jseleroirte 9dtltels
simmer in ben QitfetsAfreour scr ggd0 2ine"'
Mr. 32t, gseit Wultirrore-strube SIT. sos mo
50s, 2iabtsStrube, 9. u. 8, Office, yr, 215,
NorosGharlcSaStrabe uno Ilbalab'S, Gbarle5s
lno QeTinGtoIsGttnbe.
SUhn VI. SheripuOb, 6. grutut,
Sices9rif. II. Sen. sWGnnoer. Sen. sBnii. s2leent
(Set2-
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@arhlanb nnS GenniaIbania.9 abn.

3iiae b~erInfie1 @ortf'slbennesctafion:
$50 gorm. itat gorf, tdeIi9, ausgenonr'
men SonntagS.
$50 Born. mad 9eItn, niir Sonntaes.
$50 nab geIair, tdeIi6, ausgenorirleIi
GorntdgS.
1926 gadm. ua6 gorf. tdeIid, aussenons
men Sonntdes.
400 Mafnr. nod 9eItn. flir Sonntaes.
4.20 nn6 GeIta, tdelif, ulseenorfmeIt nrt
Gonnfde.
600 9lndin. mad SeIair, tdgIif, aussenorts
men Sonntaas.
1000 Ibenbs, mad gel lir. MIR Sonntaes.
1l.45 M1enoS, fnd YtIGir, Mittipu1 ino
Gamftas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Quecn Inne,s Giienbahm.Go.

Sahrplau trnt am IL. Eftpber 1904 tn strait.
Snnpier %cerlaiied Gter gr. 9, stabt.Sfrnke'
tdgIid (Gitseenommen Gount1al nm 7.lo Sornl.
mad 2ppe.Euinf, Hutenstpiun, 6entreatnc, Zen.
tum, Breenipppb, 2ciues unos Sfptt9enllatioien
lrh UNI $50 giahrn. naf anen Eaiifeh DIG
2c,ueS, Tcf.
Eubr" rtad alien Qunften fnoIih an Der ~Netp'
Uort. RbiIooeIphiu unb 9l~orfoIisgahn."
Sra6t miro tieIi6 biz 0 ubr Ibenos eiif
Sobn 6. spslea, @en. sBaff. tgeent.
Sranf Gblen, Seaucfter.
(mQat27,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
Sd)uuner seitranoet.

Mobile, Nlo., 81. Nop. Web.
rere Shleppboote iinO BON bier nab
ben Gompedo.9 Gnfen, Mlerifo, obge-
qongen, nm Dem omerifdnilhen
Sdooner n@hitiua" 9eiitono 81 lei
item. Der Dor einigen Sogen an einent
Stiff nobe Der merifdniiten &iiitc &c.
itronbet lit uno BORT, ieiner @toiten,
Se9el unb Sateloge beruubt, ieItlie9t.
Yer Sdooner befono iid) olti leiner
erlteu 6obrt nod, Werifo NIT 100000
SUB @oubolS oils i'm oos @%erb1ng'
nib c%reilte.
zTsssdio zOsS ada, 0lslh Inner Gs.aufl Hab'
. ss,,i' IAZIxw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-28
SIR Damon.
Sas GeIeetie.9 Damon g dIneiberInItem

cine quite Griparnib fit Gle bel BET gniertteuua
'.siiIes6 tasl III slnp9 slS '1sels1B .:1o11S
9ies 1T Die beiie 3eit fir G6iiIer, ben Inter
GhiiIer fir MbenofIaifen fperoen nngeuoHlren.
@eeen Geoirgfigen ipenoe man flo an MRS.
Snbers, gfr. 2f2, Nuro.Gharles. etrake
(276-) 1
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10. 6 pite I.

TO. T q ptteI.
% prmann tpuree gu elmer etipo
( brei Monate oouernben IRA
C n0periibun9 tommdnoirt.
2lfta tonnts ibre freubige
llsberrafdune niht sans perbsr9en, oils
er es ibr mittbeilte.
Gr .bs5tpane ben aornisen Sdmer3.
Der i'm bel bieier Wabrnebmuns our6s
quite. .Wiuft Oh olein bier bleiben
obsr su Dsinen Geidpiitern aebsn9"
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NorONentider 0logO.

NOrDDennOer SlODO.
8rgeImGfige 9ampfidifffabrt
5pif6en
Baltimore HT0 Bremen
6ur9 Die neuen unO erprobten, nit
uleu @eqlemIidfeiten D%eriebencn
BpitOampfer eriter SIaiIe:
y&betn," Y9rouoenburg,"
yRedar," .Gbemnib,"
yQtatn," rBreSlau."
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
Hall Game May MOI
Write Another Novel.
'soUR LoNDoN LITERARY LETTER.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
r ONDON Nov 23.-Hal Caue says
that he has no idea when another
novel from his pen may be expect
ed. The novelist who came to
London TO see his "Prodigal SON
through the press, is still here, ana
when seen yesterday said ITO certain
proposals made to me within the past
few days. have answered that | can
not possibly mention a date. Ny books
come rarely, owing to uncertain health
and tho dhlculty OF satisfying myself
with a subject, [ can write less than
any other author OF the time" In
response to a further question the nov
elst declared that he felt nc for writ
Ing only one day Ia five. Hall Caine
always has refused 10 wear the both
ersome dress-froCk coat aud silk hat
which Is 50 generally considered the
thing here. When interviewed he wore
blue serge lounge suit, with a pair
OF russell shoes, and, putting az a cl-
garet. looked Ike the most careless OF
Bohemians, He quite evidently IL not
IN robust health, but no one would he
lieye him as old as he $50
4 rather striking story Of the origin
OF Hardys "Tess' has just been told
by Nell Munro. author OF John Splcn-
did" who Is one OF Mr., Hardys intl-
mate friends IL seems that when
Hardy was q boy DE used 10 come into
Dorchester 60 school, and hc made the
acquaintance OF a woman there. who.
With her husband kept an Inn, She
was beautiful, good. and kind. but mar
red 90 q dissipated scoundrol who was
unfaithful 20 her one day she discoy-
cred her husband under circumstances
which so reused Der passion that she
stabbed him with knife and killed
him. She was tried, convicted, and con-
domnef 10 execution Young Hardy,
With another boy, came Into Dorches-
ter and witnessed the execution from "a
tree that overlooked the yard IN which
the gaIlows was placed. lie never for
got the rustic OF The thin black gown
HE woman WIS wearing as she was led
forth by tlp wardarr. A penetrating
rain was falling. the white cap was no
sooner over The woman's head than &c
clnnG To- her features, and the moose
was put round the neck OF what looked
llke q marble statue. Hardy looked at
the scene with q strange Illusion OF
lfs being unreal ana was brought TO
his complete senses when the drop fen
With @ thud and his companion ON a
lower branch OF the trcc ZEN faInUng
TO the ground The tragedy haunted
Hardy and, at last. provided the emo
tonal Inspiration and some of the mat.
ter for Tess OF the D'Urbervilles,"
EnglIsh-spealing countries could take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

volume which John Lane Is soon to
publish, We ind this time honored Gus
tom reversed. Donald Maxwell began
THE Log Of the Griffin before the
ship itself was begun. Mr. Maxwell is
q well known artist, whose Illustrations
FOR Helen Miman's My Kalendar Of
Country Delights" and "Wordsworth's
Grave IN the Flowers Of Parnassus Sc
ries, both volumes issued by John Lane,
WIN be remembered For some years he
had in his mind the project Of sailing
from England in a small sailing craft
and exploring some OF the smaller rly-
ers which How into the Rhine I'm the
district OF the Black Forest lie de-
pended for this plan on being toWed by
tugs as far as Kehl But the diff
Guilty Of getting up into Switzerland By
the Rhine and the Limmar against the
rapid forces OF the descending currents
would have made Il necessary TO trans
port the boat over land for the begin
ming Of this inland voyage, II struck
Mr.. Maxwell that II would be far more
sensible to build a boat on the spot
The fact that in the Toggenburg VII
lagos ship building was not at a high
point Of development did not deter
IIUlt Ali TIC ItNulltl nature OF the craft
he had I'm mind might have found
hnderauce I'm any preconceiyed ideas of
shpwright orthodoxy Some Of the re-
quIrements OF his boat were that IL
should be not less than 20 feet IN
length, for control Ia going down the
rapids, that II should have enormous
strength 20 withstand he vigorous
humping 81 would get on the rocks OF
the upper Rhine; that II should be OF
light weight; that It should have sufi.
Cient cover 10 keep several days pro.
visions and TO afford room In which
TO live, and that II should be fat
bottom 10 avoid unnecessary draft. The
results Of these conditions and the I'm.
ierestlng experiences that hefell the
author on a cruise from the Alps to the
Thames are set forth IN a volume Illus.
trated from the best pages OF his
sketch book Sixteen Of the sketches
are reproduced in color. and a large
proportion Of the sketches In black and
white, over 100 IN number and repro.
duced in fun page.