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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
&cIteru Wornlano.8ahn.
Frat am 2S. Mai 1904 In Qrnft.
Slge Oer,afeu SileHsStdtion mie ioIaf:
EgoIId.

3rat am 2S. Mai 1904 In Grnft.
Shee o%er'aten wte foIaf;
4.3O frhb SdneiipSii' Suiptlinie. Saaers.
tolpn, &Gbnesborul ". & ". Habn un6 BEN
Sioen, nil0 dusgeIluulmen S0nntags y. o..
gabll 9batHbersburg. Uaarttnsbura nno
If % 4ormtttugS- accommodation na6 Union.
sdaad, aHsasnomm.a esuntass.
7.25 frib - yort. Y. uno 3. Dibiaon una
8Gipilthte 6ftIi9 bon gmorbaSrooe. Carlisle
uHo v. & 8. Habn.
$50 UNDERSTANDING, Sdaerstotuu, Sbtppenf-
bniG Sreeerid. eHtIttSburs nno 4. & ~.
1912 Observation-Disclosures naA ilnipn.
9rtoge. Yorf nno 1ettDSburg.
2.26 gn6nltttaas. affomooaiion mao Union,
1896 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mad, gmors
@rooe. q. & 8. 9toificu, fofpis Bort.
'4A5 3a4mtitngs - grpreb Tad @lpnoo..
NIB baru Accommodation biz Sagetstotpf:
lerner 5reoertd, smmitSbur9 ult6 sttppsnss
I'll Observation-Disclosures i- surOrs
f5.4s yiahmittaes - 9triteb nad BORT, 0a.
nooer rno Settbsburg (SurIor.gSaeaon).
612 INSTRUMENTATION nab Union Rrsbps.
Buy NDos. - accommodation uan 9nors
Tur eenutasS.
0.35 Uloreers =. atfomooGsioH mao Union
gsrio9e Ito Sanober.
900 gid6mitta S-gfiomurobaiiou mao linton
4.4o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS naa gHsrs
.Saiteu Mot an Ssr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BILLET ulb 1epdd. eureun RorboIt.gde bon
Qb1rless uno 2eItnetonsGtrnb
.5lee belten an Der unton'. RernfpIbantas
Stntion an.
9 3; gslsSsis. D. ~: Ssgsgi
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GmrppdiidJc Sabelberidbte.
NJ oroffonti6c @irren.

~ " l u l u ! W I u.
@obtngtou. 7. &lni.-Gon,
trc-2Iomirnl GboO:2id mcIoct in ci.
ncr &o6cl0cpeid)c on oo8 Worinc-
9cportcmcnt, 0oB Der britii6c @c.
innotc in Morofto feline HcQierlmg
0orum erillht bobe, nod cinS6lodt-
i6iff nad EonGCr 3rt icnoen. gtud
Gngoben 0e5 SoniulS lei Der Sutton
bon Worotto IN IanNer 81 %eriuartcn,
Der N6nlirnl tbcilt icrncr NIT, IN
Sn9rer iei man oggemcin Der Nn.
Iidt, Dab 6os Slottenoufqcbot inn
oorti9cn Soien niMt ocrminoert mer.
0en io0tc.
&rot Dieier ,Mclbup9cn GAQopid'S
idcint inn bieiigtn Stont8.0 eporte-
ntent sic 9(niidt pos5ubcrri6en, ouB
Die @cfobr eincS NuiitonoeS Der
mourii6en 9eO0lfrrung Rangers
felt geitcrn porii6cr fci. Mon iiird).
tete n6mlidl ooB sic morrii6c Sc
p0Ifcrulg mGbrcno Oc3 rcligi0icn
8eIteS, lucldeS gcItern 5lt Gn0c ging,
Ourb Die Hnpcicpbcit ircmocr&ricgS-
ihifie oufgcrcgt mcrocn fonne, ul0
gloubt, 0o NQeS rubig pcrbIieb, icbt
5u Der Nnii6t bcrcdtigt 5u icin, ooB
oll6 IN Scr In%QcIcgenbeit Der Srci.
loiiun9 Ger6icoriS' u1o &orlcp'5
bol0 9ilnltige 6crti6rittc iif be-
merfbor MADDEN mcroen. SSm Wnrines
0cportemcnt lit mon Der gIniiht, ooB
trot Der 9orleglngen in pcridicoc.
ncn europdiiden @ldttcrn, oltrd cine
Sernin0erung hrS omerifnniidclt
@cI6luo0erS miiroe oltd) sic SGGrfe
Der Situntion in Ionger b%crnlin0ert
mcr6er, on cine S6lpGduun0 oc3
omcrifuniid)cn @eldlpoocr8 ooIelbit
po~rbcrboli0 nod rift 81 ocnten iei.
Se0cnfouS miro man 0icie Angele-
gcnbeit gon5 Scr Obstruction oes
Gontre-I bmirol3 Gboomid iibcrloi
fen. Gent Worincs Seportcmcnt 9iug
bcute Die 4obclmcl0dng 81, 6oB Der
arcll6er Baltimore" bon Dem euro.
pGiidcn @cidlpoocr aus Songer IN
Gibraltar nngcfonmcn iei. Wfon Der
mlltbet, bob Der 4rcli5cr na6 @i.
6roltor qefohren iii, nm 9ohlcn ein-
3uncGmlen.
Gem Stoot8. 0cportcmcnt lit &c
Itern folgenbcs, nus Songcr ort g..
SUM botirtcS ao5clgromnn oeS olne.
rifonii6en @enerolfoniuIS 8ltmumcre
5ugcfommen:
~0oS Self lit obne HnbeIt6rung
perloiifcn. Sititolion unberGnoert.
Grlparte Die 4nttoort oes SultonS."
IS sinem Dem 0eportcmcnt 3uge-
fommenen, pom 20. Moi ootirtcn,
ben Eeroicoris : 3oQ betreffenoen
Foit6eridt @itmrterp's fii6rt oieIcr
bittere 8ei6ueroe fiber sic Gage Der
0lnge li1to logt, e5 bcltebe tet1 3fUei-
icl ooriiber, ooB oItf ben Ioilb bon
Beroicoris = ob1leid oieIer eilt 81.
fcntlider @%obltbGtcr gcipeien hnb
bel ben Wobren icbr beIiebt lit,
nod nnOere @eipoltofte folgen iuer.
oen. G8 id)eith, Dob in gor5 Ma.
roffo Die gr0Bte ltn5ufrieoenbeit
berrid)t nnb Die Efegierung nobe5u
obnmdAtig lit. Ger 8enerolfoniul
betrndtcte Die abicnNung zines amc.
rifaniiden arieg5iAiffes als bon
bo6iter @idtigfcit. Gr iagt, bob
Die amerifoner in Waroffo nenig
Inieben genieBen uno bob Die Dob.
rem Die Ser. Staoten uno oeren Ser.
tretcr oils bon feiner @idtigfeit be.
traften. Gs geh; diis @ummere's
@eriht berbor, onb or Die Situation
lebr ernit nabm. G1 ipribt Die llcber.
.attntuo n1ta noE fchx o~t.ftftAa Ia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Baltimore Snmpf : Gafct . So.
fNEW uuh utnrrI65d,s y,oL0I,Js

@tc Ncr. Giaulen.Voit hci6rocrlIb.
Snmpfer iabrcn tdalih, GunntnN$ uuSpes
tomHIelI, BON ben g4HD 9ine"s8icrS, 1913
8otnt Comfort. gortolf, Rortsmouib unO allen
Ylinftet oeS SiiOenS. &erbinolng In Glo
Yotnt 9omtort NIT &c. Il 8. Grcibnbu" an6
&idnlolo; SSsrniapnnP " Bortemoulb init Dem
MOUTH nod GtIont1. IN giorfolf @crbiloung
NIT Der oItlantic Gonit ltne." giorinIi uno
Guroltlla, E0rtolf uub iibli6, gurioIf ulto
neiiltt ullo oSlo %ominion Cine" nab gtciUs
bern NIB Sgaibingtuu. T.sG.
WInb3ettCn nab curupaiI1em Rlnne, 9iirli'
rioie Gc.iitcli5imuner, elcftrifbe Qlclclidbtung,
GalnpfbCi8unN. Stolen fret. HeferOtrie RaiiiteI,
3immcr in ben NiuetaVureauI Der Dab Zine"
gtn 32t S9citsQu ltifloresS traBc, Rr. 500 uro
b0S, HiAbt Slrnbe. 2. VI. 4, Office, gr. 90,
g(oros Charles trabe, ilno IlOuuGb'S, CHARLES
uIo YcriHptOu-S trubc.
3uBn ". SHERWOOD, e.. WrUiuu,
Sttc lrdi. II. Sen UiandGer. Sen. 'Buii.glgent.
C9eA2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
EcrdJants' e Wiucrs' Sranspor
iation COMPANY.

Ha6 Bottom ino oem Often: ieoeu W1ontaa,
9tenitug, gonterting uIlo S%aInftag, Mber6S
6 lIgr.
yin9 Brobibence uno benz Often: ieoett Conn,
tao, Witiluodb ulb GreiiGg. a6cnos q lbr.
RAD gclpport giCDS iiHb gtortolf: tiaIidb
nm g pbr Me6nbS. 49,
9rnht lutrb tdgli6 Bis s lbr abcnoS fir an
benz 1GGe dhI19renoe 9dnpier anaeupmmell.
rad Sntunmab uno BEN Sfoen: ieoer 9ieiis
flag, Sonicrfiag unb Sumiing. AtciIoS 6 llbr.
VOttoner mo BrOOibemresB atapfer fa6rcn
bon bet .&erfte am SnBe 6es aongsBpds ab;
Snoanlio1sD nihpter bon BET &Berlte am Gllbe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. u. @ihinBbaui, geeft,
qolgsIOd.
~. y. Turner, G.sB.rI.
u. .. Stebbins, % sWl.
S1itptbnreai: 4r. G04, Guro.6barfes.S ctr.
Sra9ts unb BnfagesB ireau: Nr. 22I, Wcit.
ya:ttmore.etrahe. U13,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

.ttFnn INlItams, enc berbotraeeHoe epeSfns
leioenoen 4rduen baS sind oer Getunbbeit,
battle ME einen .5ebIblag; IN a6tnilopierSia
Stiinoen ipiro IN treeno ipeItem stabiuta
feline Snuerssn. feline @efnbr, fetne hItfer.
bre6ung Dec 8ethditisang; abfolui itter una
bnrnlloS; I'M ghnrean ooer per Poff s2.U0.
1ebiloeie Franfenpfleperinnen; dr5tIihe pes
banelnrG idnS geipiinint: 25tibrias ertnb.
rnag. SprehftunseH bon 10 biz 8. Sonntaas
nrdn q. 9eiufan1&.
g. sa5t ReresSsHsts. etssts BaItiuscra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
NOrOoCnti6cr 9luDO.
He8Clmafigc 9Gmpfidifffabrt
5tptfbeH
Baltimore un0 grcmeu

Ge8elmafisc 9ampfidifffabrt
Bptfbeu
Baltimore uno SrCnten
our6 Ole uellen uno erprobten, nit
allen ScNlemli6reiten ~periebeten
Foltoantpfer eriter &laiie.
nGbciu," m8ran0enburg,"
Dgtcdar," nGoiiel,"
pain" .8reSlau."
Die @rpeOitioustage Itn0 tpie iolgt.
bon Baltimore: -
nSannoper," Wittpo6, Oen 1. Sltnt,
2 llbr Nobmittags.
oGaIieI," Mittmod, sen S. Sum-, 2
ltbr Rad)mtttags.
n@resIalt," Wittpod, ben Is. sunni,
2 llbr 9,adHtttags.
oNedar," WPittluodL oen %. SUM-,
2 llbr NnhmittogS.
3Weite &oiiire.B
gpu $1,000 ar.
3pii6enoets Y.liio0esRrciie
s,0u Baltimore Hnt S,rsmsH 5000.
Bon Bremen pan BefttmoTt $34.OO.
Nunoretfe'Rtuete bun gaIttmure:
Rad Bremen Hno dnrfld $4,000.
Beeen Srnnt unb 8afage penbe man ft
an bic acknowledgement
u. Sfuwnd)er e &c.,
SIR. 4t9, Sanober.S Stripe.
ooer
Gbluaro Gaine,
Office bes ,,DcHtidhen Gsrreipoubsuteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
9ort(6ritt Ole 9oroGe.
Ser Gut triptiOnspreis OeS $50
6enblQttc5 Oe5 v9eutl6cn Gor=
." g.. relpOnOenteu" auf $3.50
'.. ID beraOgeiebt,

Sn 1tc6creiSfimmung nit Dem uont y9cnfbcn GorrcIpUnSentcn"
bcfnuSctcn forftritliGcn 3cigelr lit Der Erd8 ScS TbOnucmentS
bcs &odeHblnttcS oS u9cntdcu GurrcipOnScntcn," ucGdcS ieben
Srciag WOr9cn Criheiut, non nWS mad bcm /. Sli fir Scnc, ucldc
Gprans6c5abIcn, mf $1.50 bcraG9 cIctt WurOcn.
I'm ncnc TrcHnOc fir Oas &Odcublatt SIT scuiumcu, ur6 bic Sci.
tnus an fOldc GCcr, Wcdc i6rrn SG6reS6citra9 fir SaS aa6r uum
1. Snli an itt CncuScn, iOIUrt fret bis smm 1. Sufi 5uecInnot.
Dan icmSc Oabcr SS 0clO IOfOrt em, Tim Fd bic nusc6utenc 81.
fre, cine Der beIcR @Oden8cihngcH Ocs GanOcs fci ST erBaltcn, ut
Idcrn.
Sebe Tpioffr nimmt 8cIbiemSnngcn fir ben v9rutidcn Gurre-
ipOnOeutcn" in Baltimore, 0ib, entgegcn, nnO SaS lcGrige uirO
bier 6ciurst Sober 2cicr, Der jret Den IbOnncmcntSprcis pOn $3.50
fir Sas @udcn6aH rninoct, rrbGIt cine Gnittung fir OaS Su6r
Oum 1. Snli 1904 bis snm 1. Sni 1905.
Srcnnbcn nuO %crtuauOcn in Scr alcn Scinntb wrO SaS go.
gSudcnblatt, pcldcs bis ictt 81 fOfctc, bonn 1. Snli an fir $500
pro S0Gr purtUirci 5ugclan6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
WarbIanb NIB EenmiDluania.Gije
bn6ns Sompaauie.

.8nee b~eriaten giortb /. gtnenue uno Cafsgtr..
Station on gBoheniagen: RAD Aelair 7.30,
g;3o. Moraens, $50. 425, 600 9ahmtttaas'
N'ab Delta 100 Winreeus. $50. 4.25 0ahniit.
tags. gsad BORT 1880 WorgenS, 9.20 gnd1s
nttttn1s. Gsnntags-itad 9elalr $50 W9ors
ecfis. 400 ganmitiags. 1000 abenbs. gaan
@eita $50 Wloreeiis, 400 sactriittags. sam.
!taes.na6 8eiaii 80. ESQ morasrs. $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

NHHuVDIIe, WIt. JlpUnIaSInIiOT, II6U mo
$40 SornI, Guu0ctI Statioli, 1900 unO 1000
Sornl.. ll2.O5 OiiilaGs, 400, 26.40 Ed6m.
ufib 800 Mbcnns.
Born. GambcusS tation, 1886, 1000. 2Ot5 IL.
1000 SnrT, 1925, 1850 nno 1920 Jiadbm.
Win6eiter, DIT. JtUDuLSiatiDH, no B0rm.
uito !2.4i a16nt GonIoens S%tltion, 1920 BORN,
800 lllo 1850 ytubm.
0aaersiuiUn II, M. NoOuISta tion, lS.4b Rorm
Gnnloen. Citation, 1900 SOrnL, 1850 uno 400
gndbiHitid0s.
GaieoH.6itp mo VT. Airs, Gamhcn. : tntion,
l7.35, 2H.15 NUrul, !t.25, 1850, $40 y{uhtt.,
fG.35 mo *tl.45 g6cuos.
Curtis Ban, Gnmbeil5 Station, 1928 Nurm,
Snra9, WRt. Decentralization, l2.44 gla1Ht /;
SatloensS tation, 1900 9adm. H
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Mort Gmoin bcrlicrt
feline @ottin.

SIoren1 7. SUM 6ron Ga,
mltel VI. GlCmcn5, Die @ernnDlin OeS
emerifuniid,en @umoriltcn nOtort
3ipoin" lit lCBtcn Ibea0 in 8olgc
arditcnerioOv aus DEM &cben gci6ic
sen, Sine bulbe Stlulnc Dor Dem
5ooe hottie lie nod minlter nit ill.,
rem Gen,obl conperiirt.
Die .,.,pc miro sur 9eItottung nad)
Sen Scr. Stootcn geididt meroen.
Srou Clemens mar nit ibrcm Got.
ten felt 1870 pcrbeiratbet. SS6r MGO.
uennome mar Olipia g. 2ongOon.
Sic fuar in GImiro, I..9, geborcn,
SIM Iopcmbcr b. S. trafen Sr. ur0
5rou Clemens in 6lorcn5 elm, uno
eincn Nionot ipGter ipiiroe bcridltct.
bah Sran Clemens felt ibrer anfunit
bort 10 lelOeno par, odkufR iemono
auBer ser jnnilie Tie ieben uoer be.
iud)en fornte; aber i'm 8anuor bieb
es oanrL es lei cine neientlidc @eiie.
r,tun in ibrem Wefin0eu piuaetretet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

ptu NWUt ppiip ICl dHHCIuHol.
u0mlid, mic id)picri0 cS lit, Wcbict
10 mcit bon scr @oij3 81 bcbolptcn.
0oS @lott lctt bin5u;
europa mdr lidCrIid llidt %Crircllt
iibcr Sen llcbcrgon8 ser ipouiihcn
0crri0oft iiber sic Ybilippincn an
Die Nmcrifoncr; obcr &cbtcrc iino
ms BORT t%ouienouoI milltomnlcncr,
ais 0ic Soponcr, pcldc cine beIt1n0is
&c @~cbrobuung Der oiiottihcn Slltcrci
fen bon europa fem miirocu. Gng-
Ion0 miro mcgcn icilcr Eoiitipn IN
Snoicn i6urf ml9iui0oucn bobcn,
Srontrcid inSn0o China, un0 Ictbit
Die Nic0crlonoc oui SABA. Der cil-
5igc Croft lit, Dab oo0urd Sopon ollf
cine Gcibc pot Sobren rubig gcboltcn
luiirOc." el
&onoon g|Ioubt nld)t an
oos @crii1t,
&on0on 6. SUM. - Su 0cu bic.
ii0cn ulpIomotiiNen &rciIcn gloubt
mon ni6t on oo3 @criiNt, ouB Ole
Ser. Stootcn Niei &Dilippinul al So,
pan bcrfaufcn mo(lct.
DE $ cr5ogi II
mill lid 6eiocn Ioiicu.
BoriS, 7, &uti. - Die Ser5ogin
bon GulcncuD, cine Go0tcr OeS NclD-
YoEfcr WtiQionGr& &cpi y. Miorton,
bat Sdrittc 8ctboiL nm ii6 BON i'll
rem INSTRUMENTATION @ottcn i6Ci=
hcn 81 loiicn. ga Der Yupit icinc
6cncbnliglul9 3lr Sdci0umg ocrlpcl
cert, bat Ole @crjogin iid oil Die Isl.
rilsYcbor0c gcmomt. Sic @riinoe
iinO nod nidt pcr6ifcntli6t, oo6 per.
ldtitct, oob Qrcn5cnloic 8cri6tpcl,
Dung 0cS o0IiNcn SbuniftQl1t Oic
llriodc lit. Die Wiilttcr 0CS Scr5oNS
Qibt ols @rlnO ocS 6omilicn5lpiitcS
an, ooB ibr Sobn cillcn Grbcn
miinibt; feline Che nit Der glmerifo.
lerin o6cr tinOcrIo8 gcbIicbcn ici.
Ger &cr5og ucrlucilt I'M S6loiie lei
lcr gl6ncn an Der 2oirc, md6renO bic
iutgc Scr}nNin ibr StootbuuS olt
Der Voillcpuro ct. @ernloin ilt45uriS
6spo6nt, iuo ibr Botcr, Sr. Wtorton
bon Nclp . g)orf, idon felt ldngcrer
3cit iidJ bel ibr oitib0lt,
C@oion Gomtc DC Beri9orO, @cr5og
pom Solcncon, 1T Der 5%rueitGltcite
So6n bon @oion DC GoQcprouo @c.
ri9oro, uicrtcr Cue DC G~ollcDroun Ii.
orittcr Scr5og jt Sogon, Gcltif.
Iono, 6o8 mrQcnbIidli6c &oupt Scr
6oniilic. Gr iii in ForiS am 20.,Slli
1867 gpborcn un0 pernl1bltc iit6 ON
4. OftDber 1901 III 2on0on nit Der
oamolS % Satire altcn Sclcnc Wtor.
ton, cincr Godicr ocS gtciu . yorfer
NorficrS 2cpi y. Wiortor, e6clnoli.
gen amcrifuuiihcn @cionOtcu in ga.
riS uno Slice BrGiiocnt Der Ger.
Stooten, uIlo 0ciicn @cmablin Inno,
gcb. 2ibingitonc.)
Mart Tmatn bcrlicrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Stns bcm Sentidbem Hcide.
S6ni9 0curg OUn Sadicn crntlid
crfranft.

Der umerifaniide 9otiGaitcr in ct.
petersburg peridnupft. - 9olt-
ROTH 9orbe'S S~tuoicnrciie mad,
9lmeritu. - 6amilicmtrug6oic in
Der gtGbe bon Berlin.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
BARRE LIQUOR RAID.

EOficers Hamel and Booth of the Barre
police force made raid on the Gen.
trail Vermont freight depot about 80
O'Clock on Friday afternoon and seized
twenty-six barrels of liquor. Eighteen
of the barrels we're in the car and the
remainder in the Central Vermont
cooler. The stuff was taken to the
city hall and stored in the basement
and the case was turned over to
States Attorney j. Fl. Senter. The
barrels were consigned to various 10.
cal parties, some of whom, it is stat
ed, are not over stocked with money
to the extent of buying liquor in so
large a quantity. There was one
barrel of whiskey among the lot and
the remainder was nearly all beer and
ale.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16

extent rely for their enforcement upon
the people in general. If the majority
of the people are educated up to the
idea that obedience to those laws is
the proper thing there will be found
but little trouble in enforcing them
But, on the other hand, if the law is
held in disdain it will be disre-
garded unless great efforts are made by
the fish and game wardens. There is
no earthly sense in going fishing and
bringing home string of little trout
so small they could hardly bite a
hook, yet scores of so-called fishermen
do that very trick. They would prob
ably be angry if anybody should in
sinuate that they were not sportsmen
but were very petty criminals. That
could be told them, howev er, with
truth. The idea of fishing for the
little fellows is all wrong. Let them
grow to decent size.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16

should enter life with a termination
to win and in so doing there are many
temptations to be avoided.
There is happiness in a brave mans
life and glow of satisfaction in the
accomplishment of something worth
doing. The coward is trying to do
things in an easy way but he does not
have this enjoyment.
How then, can we surmount these
difficulties of lifep There is much in
the inspiration of the leader. A man
who leads armies where alone they
would not dare to go is an inspiration.
We can follow under the banner of the
greatest leader, Jesus Christ. He
spoke of the encouraging words of
Napoleon who, standing before his
army, pointed to the pyramids of
Egypt and said: Forty centuries
look down upon you" We have in
SEPARATION from the fact that God is
looking down on us with his encourage
ing words to go on boldly.
The speaker then addressed the
members of the graduating class, say
ing that he stood almost in awe when
he saw class of young people because
there are wrapped in them such great
possibilities. The world, said the
speaker, is growing broader but no
man or woman who enters life with a
noble spirit of self sacrifice will ever
fail in doing work that will live after
them. In closing Mr.. Howe said
that his greatest hope for them was
that each might so live that when the
end came he or she might truly say
have fought good fight.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
WHO EARNED FIRST
HONORS.

No wonder you praised the young man
whose keen art
And grand valedictory thrilled every
heart;
No wonder you thought he should
carry away
The first of the honors Com mence-
ment Day.
For they who made record as earthly
praise goes
Dealt justly when him, on his mer-
its they chose.
But while he was speaking I saw in
the throng
A sight that told of common
wrong.
There, weary and worn from the years
OF care
And burdens SO heavy for them to
bear,
His father and mother sat by, look
ing on
To see the success of their only son.
Their clothes were much worn and
hardly would do,
But love made them 60 till Char
lie got through ~
Alas all the hardships and toll that
befell
Those loving parents, oh who can
tell
Dark days at the farm they had
known, the one joy
OF seeing vision of fame for their
boy;
For him they had labored long and
hard
That day his honor was their re-
ward.
Methinks when eternal ranks are
shown.
And those really worthy at last are
known,
Though he did full we'll, twill be
said that they
Earned first of the honors Com
mencement Day.
@. Dwight Coolidge.
South Woodbury., vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
FISH AND GAME LAWS.

Several arrests have been made in
the State during the past few days
for taking trout less than six inches
lin length. This is right, ana the
penalty inflicted upon these men
should be a stiff one. 1t would not
|be bad plan to make the minimum
length of trout which can legally be
taken seven inches instead of six. A
trout only six inches in length is a
pretty small fish. Rutland News.
Yes. And he is also pretty big
bne to find in many of the streams
hereabouts. 1t would keep dozen
ish wardens in each town busy to en-
|orce the six inch law thoroughly
From, the nature of the subject with
which that law deals it is impossi BILE
10 carry its provisions fully into effect
through official means without heavy
Expenditure.
Fish and game..laws must to large
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
Top Of Head Covered with Scales
Which Peeled off Taking
Hair with Them.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Nov Six Years Old with Thick
Hair and Clean Scalp.
Cure Permanent.

"My baby was about six weeks old
when the top of her head became COW
cred with thick scales, which would
peel and come of, taking the hair with
it. 1t would soon form again and be as
bad as before. 1 tried several things
and then went to the doctor. He said
it was Eczema, and prescribed an ONT
ment, which did not do any good. A
friend spoke of Cuticura Soap. l tried
1t and read on the wrapper about Cuti-
cura Ointment as cemedy for Eczema.
bought box an, washed her head in
warm water and Juticura Soap and
gently combed the scales off. They did
not come back and her hair grew out
fine and thick. She is now year and
half old and has no trace of Eczema"
MRS. G. W. burgess, Iranistan Ave-,
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Feb. 81, 1898.
Mrs. Burgess writes Feb. 20, 1908:
"My baby, who had Eczema very
badly on her head, as l told you before,
after using the Cuticura Remedies was
cured She is now six years old and
has thick hair and clean scalp"
Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest for
tired, worried mothers In warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest
of emollients and greatest of skin cures,
to be followed in severe cases by mild
doses of Cuticura Resolvent. This is
the purest, sweetest, most speedy, per-
manent and economical treatment for
torturing, disfguring, itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimply skin
and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of
infants and children, as well as adults,
and is sure to succeed when all other
remedies and the best physicians fail.
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IN form OF Chocolate Coated Pills, 25c per vial Of co.,
Slntment &c., Soap. &c. Depots London, 81 Charter.
b b1s Sq' Ps,s Rue de ia PaS Boston, ls1 Column
ns- Send for THE Great Humour Cure"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
NO FA CTIONAL FIGHT.

Salt Lake City, June 10.-The six
delegates to the Democratic national
convention will go uninsturcted. Four
of the six. it is understood, are against
William r. Hearst. with a leaning
toward Judge Parker as first choice.
Two delegates probably will support
Hearst. For some time before the
Democratic State convention, which
met yesterday, it seemed almost GER
tain that bitter factional fight would
be waged over the question of instruc-
tions to the national delegates with
regard to the polygamy question but
it was finally decided by the party
leaders to avoid all reference to the
question.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
Il UTO ca UGHT FIFE.

AS Darwin y. Jones and DR.. Il. O.
Ligouri were starting out for an auto
mobile ride Thursday afternoon, in the
formers machine, the feed pipe was
wrenched loose letting out the gaso-
lene with 40.pound pressure behind
it, The oil caught fire and the ma.
chine was soon enveloped in flames.
The accident happened to be on Main
street where small hose happened to
b. handy. A stream from this had
the fire out in few minutes but not
until one tire was ruined and ore
side of the car and seat was badly
oharred The machine was Roches
ter make of the steam type.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16

Arbiter PIumley of Vermont, in his
decision ON Great Britain's claims,
which with those of other nations led
to the last Venezuelan complications,
allows only per cent interest, the
Venezuelan statutory rate, instead of
per cent demanded. This will tend
to check the cupping process which
European nations have been practicipg
upon the South American republics,
and make our Intervention less fire.
quent and less necessary. The Plum
ley ruling that any resident of Ven-
ezuela born in that country is citi-
zen, regardless of the nationality of
his parents, English, German French,
even American, is sound logic and fol-
lows the law of nations. 1t 10 rul-
ing which ought to give Venezuelans
control over that irresponsible class
of disturbers who have interfered in
local affairs, and when about to be
punished were found hidden in the
foreign legations because their fathers
and mothers were born in some other
land. Boston Record.
Mr.. Plumley is getting words of
praise from all quarters for the fair
ness with which he did his work and
the admirable Judgment with which
he decided the points before him.