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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Baltimore, Mo, someraas ben I. Mprl 1904
Scfanntmad)nng.
:
Wun her grnuo. .Giitriit.Gumm

eSef,, Sil nIe @elteer bon SrunbciecniDnm az Der
Ns Nfltie ees SpGii straBe BON ei9bt big
Saul aps pn az SGr seilstie SsS f.
b; Slrabe; an Der 2$eiileite Der 2iebiseirube, bon
SaltIMore. va big 4ratistrabe; an Der Siihieiie
ra am scr ScS e0n be SsS5 sS ase StOes sn
Sombaro= bis German StraBe; inlcrbalb Der
Sl1len her proieitirtcn sserdnscruna bes 0ops
llInerbnh Der 2inien Der .proieitirien Serldn
9cruna BON 0nnupersStrnbe. bon Baltimore.
his 6ahette-Strnbe; an Der Sioelc bcr Cont
an Der siibfeite Der lombnrb. strabe, bon GGp'
StraBe bis GentresMariet. space an Der Oft
lelie Der eglnert.SirnBe. pon Baltimore bis
strabc. BON 8rntt.StraBe bis Grbun9c.1lncc;
innerbaIh her @ren5eu oes bon Der Baltimore
StraBe, Snmhnros Strdbe. GentresDtarfcts space
ieite Der Sones Sails untfabten 3errforin,s.
Iiir ben Sehraub bon WiurlcisSpace prueitirt;
Iillo illnerGalh oer Sinien Der proicftiren &er-
ldtgerung Der SSeifi Sall s9lncuue bon pomburos
piS baltimore. .Strnbe pelbes bas 9iacntbm
btloei, has ~ Dem bon benz Blnne Der Strubcns
uith U{arHsNerbel'crun1cn mic folder bon ocr
Nrnno; Hifirifts 9omnlIicn opraeiblnaen uno
bnrcb Die am 8. 9lpril 1904 bcftdtiatc &eror6s
nhn9 ocs IianorS mo StuntruiGs bon Naltis
more ratll6lrt mnroe, eingcfbloiien mn beribrt
Ste iperhen bierburd) aCbiunaSpoa bcnucbrih,
tiat hab ole Rrauh Sliirilts9 9ommiiiiun tuubcr
oei lbr nhcrirdoenen SunoemnirunaesS sScualten)
oole uno dbfolutc suioriidt bat. inter ocn DC
hingun9cn bcs Nranos SItriitsGummliiunSsC &c.
fctes irecnb lpelcbcS uno bus game beiGotc 81.
9entbuin fdufidh jm er,ucrbcn lino iicb mt
Sbncn ilbcr utc Observation-Disclosures Gin
fblicBIidb 6cS &eriausprciies, Sil pcrciubnrcn
nno laoei ocfelbe sic icbt in Sornnsicbi ocs
eonocmllirunGs' SerfubrenS linb Der gScrtbaps
thdbu1en inter bciuatcm @eict cin. in ocrcn
Vnre1u I'm NntBbauic oor6uipredbcn uno oericls
ben nlitjuibeilcn inter ueIcbcn &eoinaunocn
sic 2Stllens ftun. iodbcS bcluatce @i0cliiblin
mte sic Ioldlcs re6tm1bia i'm @ciit b0hcr, fiir
Die i,msde pes hca9ien TuncS fir Siruscn.
nm. Notwithstanding an Die Staot al pcrs
fnllicn
9iireaus Shlnbcn Der Gpnnfiion bon 10 ilbr
@urmittaas bis 3 ilbr Nadmit,ane, nuSocs
nnlinen IN Sumituncn mann oercl C5cl6ditss
iiinecn bon 10 llBr Gurmittags bis II ilbr
Wittags nuuerlt.
Cine 1nrtc nit oem 9llsipciS fiber bic qinicn
Dos heid9ieli Sitabena ulio W;ulfloer0eiierungs
Flnnes. nno Die @anIinicu NH Nrciicu Der
ourln einhe9riffencn Iroiioirc. fam i'm Nircan
Der Guntntifou eingccbcn mcrncn.
Baltimore, 0,o., bcu z glpril 1904
lWnrilI-n. Ii lkl klS-02l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Habau inn enbaniIdJcn GonarcF.

Sanonn 6. 9lpril. - 15m eubo.
niiben Reprdientolltenbotie fam es
bel Der gcitrigen groiinltng Der Git.
sung onl1Blid Der pielen Wdbl.
Gonteite 5it piilten Nnoollieenen.
Die Nntionuliiten ergingen iid. im
einen Grfolg Der Coalition 5tpiiden
oen Tepublifonern nno getnGBigten
Siberulen 5lt oerbiiten, in beftigcn
0enonltrotioncn llnb perlinoertet
Die erleoiglng irgeno melher @e.
ltofte. gteeer ipielten cine pronli-
ncnte Holle IN Dem Hobou. Tof)oem
etlibe Hebner in 9lbipeienbeit oeS
SprederS periidert botten, bob aae
eonteite acredt itno obne giiifiiht
aiif NorteiportbeiIe entihieoen per.
ben iollten. erid)ien cine slbtbeillna
Yoli5ei IN Der Sollc imo hie 9lnluez
ienoen cntfernten iid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Sic Yolisci tappt i'm Innfc(n.

NE ton, Moii, 6. sIpril. =
Mabel Yage's Uioroer lit ipurlos
oerl6lpunoen. 9llle Nodforidungeil
Der Boli5ei unb Der pielen 9(ntotcllr.
9eteftins, Die bur6 Die ousaeiette
gclobnung bon $4,000 ongclodt iino,
boben nod nibt ouf Ole ritbtigc
,Sobrte gefiibrt. Die geitern crfolatc
Serbo'ttng BON Charles 6. Tuder,
cines VeluobnerS aus ocm Hohbor-
orte slnburnoole, 5eigte, oob Die
Folidei aif folibcr Sp,lr lit, oenn
Der Mann mnr i'm Stonoc, Gin 5ipei.
tclloIes Nlibi nod5inpeiien.
,Sebt ii6t man nod cincm mpIte.
rioien llnbcfonntcn, Der am Gon.
nerItog gtodnlittog gcieben ipuroe,
lpie er eiligen Sdrittcs ilno in iid)t-
lther Grre9lng aus Der @egeno DER
Fo9cihen 9ebollilng fam. sSeood,
aud oieic SGbrte oiirite feline s(n.
boltspunfte ergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
&a0mab & g.,
Rr. IS. ctm,etrake, Ne,p Dsrt
Sdllucrcs Vranbnnaliid.

Illentown, II, go, 6. slpril. -
Gnolls, Die oeutihe gieoerlallllnq
Der nGbriihcn 0riiber, iilni Nteilen
bon bier, lit lebte 9toht BON einem
lbmeren 9ranollngliid beimgellld)t
lporocn. GS bronntcn ob: 0opio's
1Golino'Sotel" iino Spernbans, g9.
~, Stublc'S Soben ilno 0olle, Mlnin
0teb Wobnbnlis uno Sobn aGrn-
merer's Sulle. Der 9ooen bon s.
anouB mo Die 4obnungen bon 8.
G. Scitcrle, ". St1blc, W. SobIt,
Sobn a1nlnlerer mo u. y. Heu-
meper lpuroen bcid1oigt. Der
Shooen betr1gt 5pii6en $4,000
nnb 100000 uno Die Teriiheruna
81 800. ". St1ble pcrIor sluiihen
$1,000 nno $1,000 in gaor. iueld,e
Silntnte er III icinem 2ooen hotte.
Gort entitono Der Nrono oilrch I'm.
merien eines Selbeh1Itcrs. 9os Del
gerictb ollr6 cine Sampe in 9rano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
4mfM,itnnin IN. Grnm,y

6tbr osebrttr Orr Toifcr:
Dor tinieer 3eit ipurss msln gaiis bon eunsen.
itsber bsfaaen Gs htlts n6 iudbrsno Der Rddf
init S6attsfrot tin 3ufduis bate Id eInen Sors
ratb BON Sbru Wsoiiin an 6dno, uub Id ritb lei.
ne pru't unb fetutn Ridden nit Raopaps Wsaop
Relief elm. 40 sab ibm tintn 7bttl6iftl poa In
elm iptnis geaHtr gum 1rnitn, I'm ibu lu ss
ipdrmsn uno ,n itdrisn, nno mad stipa elmer bsebsH
eiunoe orti bon RaOipap's C.gm. Wis br Noss
tor am ndditsu Nors,n fam, ipuros tr btbtuttns
btffr. Der Soitor moIIit miHtn, mas tHs ,iu
Wiiti i'd anespunot babe. uno u CAB mir Qedt,
fastno, es ftisn cute M,oi,intn. Gintu ososrsn
6au, ben Id burdmdats mar Der m<inss Ssiuen
@tfisn. Cir srfrauit, an Group. Sd ritb feline
grnh 2als uuo Rudtn nit Ntaop Rtitf elm
uno CAB ibm aat 6tunpt bapon elm, qeiplat bon
elmer DOTS pilm. am na9htn sae. mar e
pieou atfuno uno mnuts;. Sh bob. oitit Rsois
Tin bel mssn,r Camille nns r,,nsn RaHbdru i,it
stfua 80 Sobrsn ouoepdnot uno ni.mas bat es
fetbs puf.tt. Bite. ituom Gle mir .e}alis ans
frut,' cine SbrU gubliiationtn, 30 htut Il
Sbntn frti, bon Otftm 3euanib @tbrau4 ~ ma
Den. ipit Sis IS fit cut b<finbsn m5ssa.
6o6adtunospoa
Drau Gttta 9unu
Sadfpnbirt, WpreansGountp aqtuttS.
Rdbtpabs Rsop Rtlitf Soc. pro s}ldf@e.
gtrfauff bon allen Wpotbsirn setr pise BEL ues
t1fsnouHo bo p.tifS iussitut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Jiini Ecrlunen ucrbrannt.

Mount Sermon N.-D., g..
slpril. = Sn 5ol9e eines 9rnnoes
IN bent rGolrnibio.Sou s@ebduoe"
boben filnf Eerionen ibr 2eben pcr-
loren nno cine sln5ubl lit lebensae.
fabrlib perlett. Die 3obten limo:
Notban Siren, &c Sabre alt; Siioor
5rep, u Sabre; Selen Grep, 9Sabrc
Senrp ,Srep, 3 Sabre; @uiiic Doh.
ring, 10 Sabre, cine Gouiine Der
Jrai Hebefa Srep. Gie YerleBten
iino: ,Srar Hebedo ,Srep, i'm yDtt.
Wernon Soipital" imSterben ,,Srail
slio garrp, aopf iino 8eiift nerIebt,
aber nid,t geidbrlid; Jrau 2oiis
2apignc, burb siold) beiinnlingslos
gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
@ur ibrcr iibcroriiiiia.
Sin illnaer 8irtb in Green 9iioge,
va, bon ieiner @eliebten ee-
l1olien ltn6 tootlid) perlpunoet.

Scron ton, 6. 9(pril. - Sranf
Solobon, cin irngcr @irtb in @reen
Hlo9e, ipilroc beltc Wtorgen 3 llbr
bei'm Someneingong 5llm ,@rono
Gentrol-S -Sotel" bon leiner @elicbten,
Gnlnlo HobertS, geiboiien uno tobt.
lid bcriplln6et.
0oS Eonr bottc eincm Son5pcrs
gnilgen bei9cluobnt, uno Callahan
lpcigerte lid, iic beim5ubcgleiten
Sic fol9te ibm Bis 5iun .@rono Gen.
tralsSotel" nnb erlpiihtc i'm, aIs er
eben onr6 einen Seiteneingang cnt-
ibliipfen lpollte. Gr rief ibr oQerlei
Shimpfnomen 5,L porouf iie 5mci-
nal nit Dem 9iepolpcr, ben iie, nit
cinem Soidentu6 bebcdt, in Der
Sano trlte, olf i'm lhoB GoQo6on
ipnroe nod Dem oStoots.Soipitol"
gebro6t, no es iih 5eigte. oob er an
orei Stcllen I'M llnterlcib aetroifcn
mar 70 bub er follm mebr geneien
miro.
Giner Der &onleroocn Gollobon's
iibergob oos OtGohen bent EoliSci-
lieutenant Seencp. Sic iogt, GoQo.
ban babe iie Dor einen, Sabre beran.
lobt ibr Seim in ainelton 5u Der.
lollen iltter benz @eripreben, ooB er
tic belrotbcn molle, lobnlo CT Elm cis
genes @clb1ft onfonge. 9ieics Ser.
lprc1cn bobe er ober niht gebolten,
lclbIt nidt, olS lie 5mcimol in ieiner
Ifmelenbcit perlneintli6e Selbits
nloroperillde olrd @iit beging ill-
Dem iic @oIier ans einen 6ldidhen
pcridlong, oos nit o@ift" norfirt
mar. GoQobon itomnt aus icbr
gutter Son1ilic IN Scranton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Ser GunarcR.

g8 a binQton 9. G., 6. glpril.
- 9toh gcOuIOigcm @nrten piclc
3oge erbielt 0r. 0cpblrn beilte De-
legcnbcit, ben Scnot iibcr oenWertb
iciner rcincn 9iobrllngsmittel Bill
81 belebren. 9iconer beboliptetc,
ooB cin groBer lbeil Der gtobrlngss
nittcl lno Wctrdnfc gefdliht ici,
nno piele Mcoijincn ieien geraoe5u
reincs @iit. Ser groBte 5beil bes
Cages puroe nit Dem Ycipreben
Der glojultirln0 Der Soldre Der
2anobrieitrGgcr perbroubt, bis oic
gon5e glngelcgcnbcit ouBer Sronng
crflGrt mnroe. Gin Gomite.slncn-
oement iibcr SoIdre fir WrieftrGger
ipurbc angenonnlcn. 0ieYoltonits.
,@erluiaigllnga Bill mar nod niht
crleoigt, als iid) Der Senot pertogte.
SIM HeprGentnntenboilie iuuroen
in fiinf Stln0cn II Bills IN 9e5ug
oilf Den Iiitritt Columbia onge-
nonmcn, einihIicblih Der S5ncorpo.
ration oes Carnegie SnltitutS.
Oesglcibcn wluOc Die gopnlon'ifc
Omnibus glniprllds Bill. IN ipel.
der $22S,OOO lilr peribieoene sln.
ipriihc bciuilligt luerben, ongenom.
men. Die 2llusfa Staats gia
ipiroe alifgenomnien uno Sr. Cub
man pom Stootr @oibington bielt
cine linqerc Grfldrilng Der 0orloge,
in lpeldcr cr Die 9totblpenoigfcit Der
@crtrctltn0 bon 9llasfa inn Gongreiic
bciprof. I'm 80 pertogte iif oas
Sn,s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Tcncrsbrnnit in Mcit Sampa.

Tampa, Slu., 6. glpril. - 0os
iSeuer IN Welt.1ompo brcitcte iih
iiber eincn sSlGhenrnlln bon %
adern aus llnO bat 1000 Yerionen
oboohlos gcnlohi. Ter Sbaoen
miro olif $250,000 ncroniblogt, oie
&eriiderllng ollf 100000; Die inbi-
piollea groBten Serlllite erlitten:
Santo eao & Co. $4,000, Die
-WcSorlone Snpeitment 60" $25,.
600 lino S. Di. Wartine5 $25, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
"Saben Sic Cf6 eradftet =
ipeGen 6dfs 2"
PneunoIliQ

ober gnt3iinbung Der aunsen ioIlten
nit benz 3eaop Relief ipie folst be.
baraelt fperoen: Der patient torIte
slpaRatg Srppfen bes Reabp MeIkf
leoe Stunbe in einem Weinatas bou
gBa0er erbaltsn, unb bic ean5e 9rnf,
Hiiden uno 5ront miifen 0fters nit
bemielben einserieben iperben. nBef,
tbee" uno 5leiIdluppen miifen hsm
pdtienten perabreiht tperben unb fein
Stiblsans mub aeitipsiie sef0rbert
ipero'n bura Dr. Rabiuap's pillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

= Die geboroen bes 7iitrifts SO.
Iumbio ipoaen oas Wctten alif Der
Mennbabn Su 9enniligS gcridtlid
Al pcrbicten lithel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Sentihc Sparbamf uon Baltimore,

siiomcit.Gfc Baltimore nno Gutau.str
8ult mote, % Widr5 1904.
9ie ont /. sIpril 1904 fntiacn idbrldcn
Sinicn Snr 5tnte bon orct Yroicnt lucroell an
iencm SGiiinl aii Grcoit clnes iCncn Gontps &c.
hndDt mereeu nHo am UNI nub MouuN, ben A.
slprtI 1904, 5ur .Gntrogur9 III ocn Scpoicns
NilhcrH hcrcii leiit.
etnniss nnb Staotcucrn iucroen bon Der
Vant be6dbi.
Charles spilman,
(M lr620-IprilD Yrdiioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07

crlportet, oob cine aeluoltigc Wcns
ld)enne1gc bel Der groBen 8regoria.
nii6cn Meiie, Dem Sobcmlnft ser
SSeitpit1ten, 5ugeqen ieiu miro, mel
dbe Der Yoplt ont II. 9lpril 5u ccle.
brircn geoenft.
" ii iini6en + 6olbige q mt.
HoriS, 6. 9lpril. - Scr WtiniIter
OcS s(rslpGrti9en, M. 0eleoiie, bat
ollf Grlthen oes Ser. Stooten-9ot.
ld)oiters Den Slllti5miniiter Ioae on.
gemielen cine bolbige Gntiheioing
in ocnl Solle oeS GriuhenS Der Ser.
StootelL 9eitebung 5u oen 8riinoeit
iilr gluSllcferllng 5il MAIDEN. ob5uge.
gcbcn. GS lit oic 9lbliht Der &eaie,
rlulg, Der Gntibcioung riidlpirfcnoc
&roit 81 perleiben.
@riten i'm Sormorld in
Sinterinoien.
Con BON 6. glpril. Der inoi-
lrbe ScfretGr Vrooerid erbielt beute
cine pom 3. slpril ootirte 9epeid)e
oes SberItcn sDolngbusbono, ocs
politiihcn slgenten nit Der hritiihen
GIpcoition noh Sbibct, in melher
Der Sberit nlittbeilt, ooB cr inner.
bolb elmer @obe 0pontie (t6 Mei-
len bon Sboiio, Der Souptltoot BON
Sbibct) 81 crrcihen bpfft. Gr miro
bolelbit nit hilteliiben Gertrctern
lno boben tblbetoniiden Vronten
5uior1mentrcffen rno Gin llebereil1.
tonncn onbabnen, oilrh uelheS
peiterts Vlltuergiebcn perbinoert
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Marnm aehen eie nidt2

$tiIuben: ,pe, mcin Sunae, Id, m6tbte nan Ser
Bleeder. Strube gebeIi." iporuni Der ilene HiipeI
erpioerte: -@arnn qebn &c benn nit'2"
tiitrter na6 einer iiberen lebersgrsnei herIarat.
Nnn pobl. inaten Die Nernboroiner W,1ncbe.
penll Sbr cine geber.Dieoi6isn babcn ipodt.
lceien Suiamimcr, mas iest mnier Dem Wautelt
her groben @St. giernaro's arduferpiuena hes
ianni III. tpeldbe. ole Elm g,itieI Die peber al
at reiniaen. hicmnlS ii6ertroifeli worSct iins'
SGs betbt gettdit: ipenn Su Ghpas baben
miit, berfgbdiie es Dir
(SiSoSu,I&S) ae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-07
Gtabirt 1890.
0Sil9clm y. &cinbarbt,
@r. is, @oro.Garcs.. nabc Baltimore. .stra6e.
Nelu=Yorf claitiIde SrndbGnoer,

pbnc Scbcr,
fonncn 2ag unb an1t actrnacn iucroen.
2tudJ &art- Gjnmmi= Z, Gnocr,
fucltbc nie rotten. icbt beim Suocn ntbt,
oefclben Iino bon allen 9ler5iel
hciicnS enlpiublcn.
@r bcriertiat Gub aul Neiielllng. ipic auf Eager
Sdiuiterbanbcr. llntcrlribsbinbcn,
iueide nnb @plSiiNcu.e'rndlbambcr,
10 urranairi, o1B ieine gcebrtcn Sliilocn belienS
3utrtehcn aeetlt iiuo.
glle 8rnbbdnber Eannngeu iiliS Snriis
mcnte iuerocu garantirt, nnb e pnIici uno
untS Saubcritc ltno Bette algcfcrii0t.
Sir Sumcu iiuo 3mmcr
inter Iitifldt bon 0iuo Jtcinbdrot borDanoer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
M. Litue nm.

When Brander Matthews went to his
club n evening. according 10 the
Bookman, he went to the letter box
and looked through the compartment
marked M" and found therein a very
peremptory dun from a tailor. Mr..
Matthews was puzzled. as he had had
no dealings with the inslstant tailor,
until he again looked at the envelope
and found that he had unwittingly
opened a letter belonging to another
member OF the club: so he put the bill
back In the envelope and returned II TO
the compartment. AS Mr.. Matthews
was turning TO go he noticed the mem
Der for whom the bill was Intended
coming toward the letter box. A min
ute later he came into the reading
room, where Mr.. Matthews was sitting
with several others. Taking from It's
envelope the bill. be read II attentively
for a few minutes, sighed, tore it into
bits, then, with a wink and the leer OF
an invincible conqueror. commented,
poor. silly little girl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

THE reason your hands are chap.
ped said an experienced maaicurist
20 a customer who complained. is that
you neve let running water run over
them after washing them.
tlt Is the worst thing IN the world
for the hands to wash them la a howl
OF still water, rinse them Ia the soapy
MUD That remains aud then dry them
with the towel an the alkail In the
soap remains IN the water and on the
skin. II would be a good thing for
some women II the bowls for running
water were built with no plugs IN
them. Rinse your hands Ia running
water. either hot or cold. after You
have washed them. letting the water
low freely, and you will have no FUR
Their trouble with chapped hands.
Whatever else you coonomlze in. luy
good soap The best is none too 20 d."
New York Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

blind. The next day he sent for the
metropolitan Palladius and begged him
to explain the dream, but the metropOl-
itan declined. The car her sent for
Father John Of Kronstadt and made
the same request of him. Father John
stroked his long curly hair with bis
hand and made reply in the following
words: Your majesty. / understand
your dream In this way: The fat COW
Is the finance minister, the lean one is
the Russian people and the blind one
Don't be afraid. Go on said the car.
The blind cow is-your majesty"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
Leaves and coIors.

Bright colors assumed by naples.
sumacs and ampelopsis during the au-
tumn months are the result OF the oxi-
dizing Of the color compounds. or color
generators, Of the leaf cells. Long pro
tracted cool weather is most favorable
to the production OF autumn tints. and
slight frosts that are not severe enough
to Kill the cells hasten the display Of
beauty by producing IN engine that
brings forth the bright puppies. oranges
and reds. Leaves containing much
fannie acid give bright autumn
uts, while those containing sugar give
tnA very prettiest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
HOLLANDS E
little More Than "a Girl. Yet Her Life
IL Full OF sorrow.

LITTLE More Than a Girl. Yes Her Life
IL Full OF sorrow.
Queen Wilholmina Is only about
twenty-three at the present time. little
more than a girl. yet already she has
lost all trace OF her old gladsOmeness.
all trace OF her old vigor. She seems to
look az life now from the standpoint OF
n middle aged woman. one who is more
prone TO fear than 10 hope. The loss OF
her child was for her. as for all Hot
land. n terrible blow. Then not only
has her marriage proved a failure. not
only Is she tied for life TO u man he
tween whom and herself there IN 10
sympathy. but she has had to sing a
Tekel over the friend In whom she
placed all her trust
II was a rude shock for her. no
doubt, when she found that the kaiser
was playing fast and loose with the
Beers and bad no thought OF risking a
single soldier for their sake, but II was
a much ruder shock when she found
that al the while he was talking TO
her as II his one wish on earth was 10
help her and serve her he was schem-
80 aA1AhHA ~ EAHiNAAtk W NOu nv
people OF their independence ~ nay,
more. was using her as a tool where
with TO tempt them into paths fraught
with danger.
Thus she knows now that he on
whom she used 20 look as her all pow.
erful protector Is the enemy Holland
has most 10 fear. ami Holland * dear
er 10 her than llfe. SHE is practically
alone in the world and can hardly be
blind to the fact that she is alone be
aus she allowed him to estrange her
from England. the one power that
could aud would have stood by her.
And her people are beginning 10
look askance on her. 80 sorely are they
disappointed HAT she has not yet Civ.
Fl them an heir. Meanwhile there are
industrial troubles in her own country.
troubles OF all kinds Ia her colonies.
and the Acllnese are PROV Ing them
selves TOO strong for her soldiers Lon
don World.
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WOMAN swoRE Zoe MucA.
She Mas Insane, but sanisarium Off
GERS Wouldn't Keep Her.

Perry, Okla, May 14-Sherin Nc
Gehee and County Attorney Johnston
have gone to Norman to investigate
the release Of Jessie Wilson. an in.
sane woman, from the sanitarium
there. The woman was found insane
here and sent to that institution. but
after a few months the authorities
there sent her back, with the explana-
ton that her language was so lurid
that she could not be kept. The oni.
clals here we're surprised to learn that
profanity was an evidence OF sanity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
Ladies' and Children.

who can not stand the shocking strain
of laxative syrups and cathartic pills
are especially fond of Little Early
Risers. All persons who find It neces-
sary to take a liver medicine should
try these easy pills, and compare the
%agreeably pleasant and strengthen
ing effect with the ~nauseating and
weakening conditions following the
use Of other remedies. Little Early
Risers cure b%iliousness. constipation.
sick headache, jaundice. malaria and
liver troubles. Sold by J.. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
No Substitute Wanted.

Mo- | did not ask for a bottle any
cheaper, or twice as large, or one
made by yourselves. did ask for and
will not have any substitute for Perry
Davis Painliller; | have used 1t, my
father used 1t and | would not be sur.
prised II my grandparents did so too;
here is no imitation that can equal It.
That | am sure of-fer stomach ache.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14
III RENo

md the new counties in Western Ok
ahoma. also all points on the Rock
sland System, including Choctaw
Division, car now be reached to best
advantage by the New Line.
The ST. Louis, FL Reno & Western
Railway Co.
Trains leave Guthrie from Santa
re (Union } Station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

Crowds ''go hunting" but few ride
~ hounds, 80 statistics are absolutely
useless. or the thrustcrs. the cues who
come to grief least are the sportsmen
who keep their eye on the leading
hound and Try to land on bis tail every
time. The golden rule Is: Throw your
heart oyer first, and then you and your
horse and the leading dog aud the fox
are certain to be In the same Geld. IL
Is level money which Of you gets killed
o~rst.-London Mail.
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Ca
' C.: 4 e G ]. Z 3 3 >. '''''.

The First Presbyterian church. cor
ner Noble emu and Division street
sabbath school, 9:45 a. m. At IL a. m.
and 8 o m, the Rev. F. w, Hawley,
synodical superintendent OF missions,
VIII preach AT q .. m. there will be a
union meeting for boys and girls. con
Quoted by the Rev. VIM, Rogers. field
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For the Lawyer.

For sale-Seven (7l volumes OF de-
slsions Of the department of the inter.
or. relating to public lands.
One volume Taylor's P~leadings and
Practise tKansas). Address. The
Leader. Guthrie. okla
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This fable. dealing with the fall OF
White, the Russian hnance minister. "a
related in a brochure entitled "A Glance
az the Secrets Of Russian Policy" pub
hshed at Vienna; The car dreamed
the following singular dream: He saw
three cows, one tat. one lean aud one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

The ladlos Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give a recep-
ton at the home Of Mr.. and G. a. AN
deraon on the old scrihner place. one
quarter mile north OF the city, next
Thursday afternoon, between the
hours OF 2 and 8 p. m. Refreshments
win be served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

Rev. l. s.. Ross, pastor OF Reno
Avenue NJ. f. church, Oklahoma City.
says Scotch Tone is the medicine that
'ured him Of malaria. stomach and
liver disease. 1T is Just the medicine
Tor this climate" Get it at F. B. Lille
Z Co 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

Miss Doolittle of the preparatory de
partment is sick with the measles and
Miss Sarah Knight Of the commercial
department, is teaching in her place.
Miss Knight will teach in the Coyle
schools next term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

secretary of the Territorial Sunday
School association. The Y. P. s. C..
will meet at z p. m. All are cordially
invited to these services. W. G..
Miles. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-14

Elder ID E. Grippe viii preach at Free
Methodist church, West Guthrie, near
Banner school house. Sunday, May 10
at 4 o'clock All invited.