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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Nus Dem Snncru Marglau6's unS
ben an9rcn5cnOcn Staatcu.

8alttmorer bCrunQIiid IT,
Or. unO 6rou 9. ". Scopes BON
Baltimore, bic bel Grcn0cn nobe
llrbono in 6re0erif Gountp 81 DC.
iltb limo, porcn gcitcrn Die Opfer
zines Sobrltnfouea. Or. Scopes
lpltroe ans Oent 6ltbnucrf qeidleu.
bert, cine Stredc lpcit Qcihleift ulo
feline @ottin crlitt Gltcti6unqen ant
gan5en Sorper. 9Ci0c murcn be.
iuuBtloS, ais tic bon Nr1l. un0 Sralt
6rout Wtortca oitf9Cflmocn muroen.
9oS GfcrO bcS Nr5tca i6cllte uno
Der @aqen muroc l%mqclporfen. Or.
Scopes mobnt in 9tr. 20t3, Mnru-
lanO = glpcmlc; CT lit Gin 3obnor5t
ltn0 mllroe Dor <r5Cm bon &. s.
Gpun2, Dem 0eidicbcncn @utten ser
icbtgcn 6rau Scopes, lpcgct angebli.
der @ntfrcmoung bon oeren &ie6e
INN cine groBc Summc ais Sdooen,
crIoB ucrtIogt. Dos Gbcpoor befin.
oct lid oltf oem @eac ser 9ciierrut9.
9rOn3ebi ii it CntbiiIlt.
Gin bunbert unh iCdS5ig friibere
309linge Der MorpI0uOcr Soubitum,
men-S duIc bielten in 6rGOerid ibrc
piertc SabreS = &elniorl, bel peI6er
cine 9ron3ebiiite 6eS pcritorbencn
@m. 81. 9arep BON Baltimore, Der
longc Sabre &oriibcr OcS 9irefto.
RUINS nor, entbiiut muroc. 9ie9iiItr
lit ooS @ert oc5 @rn. Grncit Gcpicr
bon Baltimore.
Iu Der 8abn 9@cto0tct.
@iuiom uno GrneIt @roop, 20,
relp. 81 Sabre alt, bon Ebilo0elpbio,
mltr6cn bel eiuem @obnungliid in
Der 9t0be bon GbombcrSburg getootet
un0 G5ra Sogon, cbcnfolls BON Bbis
IoOelpbia, idlpcr %perlpunoct. Sic mo.
rem blinoc Boiiogicrc ouf cincm ,}ltgc
Der Meltl. Miorpl6nocr @obn, Der
burd) Den 8rrd cineS &uppclbol5cnS
lid in 5lpci Gbeile 5crIegtc, Die oolln
nit GROCER @cmolt 5uiomnleniticBer
Gas 1. 81 c9i men gebt ms
VI un0Der.
OberIt CHARLES u. 2ittIe bon Sus
9erStolun Gomnlo1oeur oeS I. Iegi-
mcnta, lit bllrG Die Nelignotion oca.
Oberiten @illor0 SonorO BON 4
Negiment, Der rorg6Iteite Obcrit IN
Der MiorplGnoer Mili5 gciuor0en.
9oS I. Hegiment miro iid) att oc,t
Won0oern in WonolioS, 90, int
September bctbeiligen, lollt einem
9efebl, ben 0bcrit 2ittIe ioc6en er.
boltcn bat.
9obn5uG trtfft @ogen.
Gin GrpreB.6 rodt5ug Der n9oIti.
more.S bio,9obn" rnnnte geitern in
Der Nobe bon Gccr-Gorf Qegen ocn
@o9en OeS 6ormerS @eorge Worlcn,
to0tete zines Der Eieroc llno 5crtriim-
merte Den @ogcll. Die 2ofomotioc
fpttroe beid0Oi0t ltnO Die @eleiie olti.
9eriiien. Morlcp, Elm ihon betogter
Wonn, entfom nunocrborer @eiic
obne @erlebrngcu.
Noti5cn.
Die 2eid)c Oca Wdtroien SnnteS Z.
9opfinS aus Ncrumon 81, Der an
4. Sum- int NufCn BON annapolis BON
Dem Sdlodtidiiic vScroS" in'S8ui.
ler fiel un0 crtrnrlf, lit WittluodJ
.,,.,Jt ou~fgcimnoen nnO nit militia
ridden @bren olti Dem Worine- 6rico,
bofe ~bcgroben mor0en.
Im 0onnerIto9 itarb Sruit 9(rt6ur
Omens in ibrcr MObnung in @recIl.
of, Slime glrl1nocI 8 County; tie bin.
terIGbt orei S0bnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18


olte Siibner 1876. bis 14c.; junge
Siibner 14c. bis t41gc.; 6rii6jobrs.
bii6ner t8c. bis 30c.; @nten Toe. bis
20c.; @Gnie je 40c. bis 60c.; Sau6en,
Sriidte nnb q emil e
&ortofieln, pro 8uidel 05c. bis
$f.OO; meme Sartoffeln, pro SAB
$t.1O bis $3.50; apfeliincn, pro
aiite $3.50 bis $2.75; SpargcG, pro
0ubcnO $t.00 Bis $t.75; 3udcr.
riiben, pro 8iinoel t15c. bis &c;
8eiBfobl, pro Grote 1925 bis $3.50;
@urfen, pro &orb 1925 bis $t.75;
brauner aobl, pro 9uidel 15c. bis
Doc; aopfiolat, pro gui6el Zoe.
bis loo; 3lpiebeln, pro Grote $3.50
bis $t.75; eapptiide, pro Sad $3.50
bis $500; jnnse erbiem, pro guide(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
.. Oiereoitt 9ieeie, Mniu1It.
Central S1bingss9'unis 8cbdltoe.
BENJAMIN ", Sbreeuee, gnlpalI.

NANAN ~ - ~ AAAAS
Sentnmin y. ebreeues, glnlualI.
gr. 1927, CT. BnulsStrdbe.
gcripaltcrs .gcrfnuf beS ipertbuuneu mirtbs
idlnfts. uuo @p6n9ans . @igeHthume Or.
03t, GditernsNurnne, nno oes iuertbuuiicn
@ubnbauc'G igentlums Tr. 2029, @uitern'
Mucnue.
arait zines erIafes bes areiseeri6ts Der
Stnot Baltimore peroen Die unter8eihneteu
@eripdlter am Sunueritag, ben 90. SUM 1904,
Nadbntttials hb ubr begiIllteno, has aefnr1ntte
nadfolgelo befhriebene ipertbuoae Srtinbets
a%entbunt refpeftibe oil Srt uno Stele auf Us
fentIiber Stuftion berfauferE
ii6diges ggirtbfdbnftss -Hno 99obrbnus'Sebdiibe,
NIT einem 3lueifi1digen siegeIfieiHerncn Sintcrs
aebduoe, an Der SiopeftsGde Der Gofterns9lbe.
uno GaitIesStraBe, nit einer 5ronte bon iedss
3ebH SUB an @aftcrIisguerie lito einer gleid'
ntibiq breiten Ttefe bon iteb5ig 5uB. Sruno'
8tpcitens - 0r. 2O29, Gaiteru.abenie Srci.
ftodiqes Embellishments @obn6aus. init einem
8peif6digen 5ieaeliteinerneu 6interaebduoe.
tpeiiltf nit elmer Sronte BON 5p0If Sub, ilbs
lid fiinftnofieh6ig Sub, odnn ipeftli6 3tu0lf
Sub, fiiolih filnfnno5pan5ig SUB. ditIi6 oiers
3ig. SUB bis G~1itlesStraBe. norolib oreibig
Sub, lueitlidl feds5e6n Slb. odun nbroIib fiehs
6tg 5nb bis gum 2lnfanaspunfte. Siefes
Stnq an Der Hiidieite. 9rmno5ins $24.
Siebe ben r7atIb Recoro" BON 81. Mai. g.,
T., 10. IL. H., 81. unb %. sunni fuegcn 8ers
fnltfsbcoiiautaert, oouftdnbiqer 9efbreiburgen
GtiJelnbeiten fiber Sruno5ins etc.
2. Wercbttg 0ieeie,
Benjamin. D.. SbreeutS,
BerfunIter.
edun6, brothers & 60.
U63,7704l Mnftionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
WcridJtsucrbanO lnnncn.

JtluJlCl Sttp1tQOl - Oe0.
Witdcu, Is Monote ,3udtbolts;
&alrro SopfinS, SO Gage @cf6nonib.
llntcridIoaun0-0forib aobn, nift
lhltloig. 8crloiicn - Saul aromcr,
ltittrt. Gerlesmg itGotii6cr Geroro.
nltrl9 - Ilbert @iiienofcr, fiItirt.
~6rteoenSbrlrf - Charles 6oitntlc.
ron, $6t Stroic, anoriff - Gina.
mel SopeS, 2 Monatc @cf6naniB.
Gbtb. Mr. 2. - C8or Riftcr
E5eIpS.) Qiebitobl 49, SoS. Scmca.
3 Sabre 3irdtbotS. 6~rieocnsbrud,
- Cornelius Collins, ST Strofe;
Gli6a &orri$, 50 Strafe. @cmobn.
bettSmdBig lmoroentIi6 emile
Sdunf, niht i6uloiq. 9lnQriif
9orlooc Coleman nidt Iduloio.
0iebItnbl - Clarence Sec, 6 Wonate
8efGngtiB.
@ot engeri d1 t. - C8or 6en
Hiftcrn @lod, O'9rien II. 8oitbcr.)
IS iultroe crnonnt CUR NodloBpcr.
moltcrill I'M Sale bon Roic Mon0onh
Morp &onoolp6, @iirgi6oft 500.
Gum Sormuno ernonnt IbomoS q.
Spnrrier fir @m. 9. NrmItronu.
9iirgidoft $1,000. Nu6loBbcriht
ein9ereiht i'm Sale bon @liiobctb
2ebr, $952t. gcrfa1f rotifi5irt inn
Sale bon EbomoS .. u. Gurcp, $50.
NodIaBbcrid)tc bcitGtigt in oen Sal
len bon @rneitine 5. 8ilion, $773;
Sobn ~. 9Iodimitb, Sis; @itcao
w. @tu, $t705; Alcronocr 6ranf,
1915, l61.
Supcrior .@ d t. - (&or
Nihter 8ideS.) 0ooio W. Nembolo
gegen GbomoS s. Sopmoro, @cidnuo-
rene fonnten iid nidt eiligcn. sir
MontaG: u@citmiuitcr Sporbonf"
gc9cn ". @ropc. ,6ormerS' & Mes
bontcS' Notionolbonf bon @cItmin.
tier" gegett ocnieIben.
Stootgerift t. - CGor Rid,.
ter Sorlon.) MiIoreo Gortmriobt
gegen Wtorion uno Gltoolpb &. Sbo.
mas, mon prof" Carrie gltollito
FooIe gcgen bieielben, ooliclbe. gSel.
ion .. 9olomin Qcgcn ,Notiorol
@namcIing & Stompil1g &c." gum
Sergleid ilber9e0ongen. Sobn $.
SoneS 9cgen SltlilrS e. YpIeS luro
Setter Shmiot, mon prof" Sir
betlte: 8Gae otf ser &cgiitronoe. Sir
Mtonto9: Nru. 80, 81, tO5, 1917
1903, 100, ITO uno Deter geoen
0Soutbern electric So"
gIbtb. Nr. 3. 49, (8or Tidtcr
9ocr.) @pnlon 9roiiber gegcn Wtor
Heiiier, mon prof" Or. GbomoS
Sltblcr 9cget 9llice Glnpton, llr-
tbeil beitGtigt. 0ominic @otto &c.
gen Sclen g. 2alpton, 9~lppcQation
o%bgcluieien. Soiepb &eopic gegen
Senrietto Sbiplep, llrtbei( beItGtigt.
&enrp s. ". &lrmlebn gcgcn &enrp
uno &cno GroB, llrtbeil fir &lG.
ger ouf ST.. Sir beiltc: grrtrGgc.
Sir Mtontog: gtrn. PIP, 215, 221,
222. 225, 8, 1853, 1875 mo 1917.
e ommon Yleo8 @eri Of +.
(&or Hidter Stodbrioge.) @m.
{ eon gcgcn Wopor uno Stootrotb,
gum @crgleid iibcr9egongcn. 6ronf
y. Wortin ge9en Baltimore Copper
& 0tclting Co." gcidlidtet. Gilbert
u. @iaougbby gcgcn @nt. u. 0}o.
jon, lion prof." @m. 81. 9opers
Ge0cn Ser. S%trubcnbobn e Comp"
ollon prof." Sir bellte: antrGge.
Sir Montog: Nrn. 1875, 1876, 1877,
1873, 14S, t49, 100 uno 1856.
Hi6tcr at &Qrge. - Wor
0obler.) Sncob 9. Toiet-
gege1 III. 9. 6ioelitp & @la.
rontD g." unter @erotbung. GDri.
ltion |Snbn gegcn nSollie Of Gorrcc.
Sir bcitc: Rr. "a, Superior;
Nr. rs, StoOt; Nr. If, Superior;
8ctrofowicj ge0en &oncf, Stoot;
0tr. IL, Superior; Nrn. SO, Al uno
30, StoOt, mo SobcoS E Gorpusidae
mn 1 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Yrubnften.R

ltntenItebenoe Breiie be5iehen iid
alf ben @n9roS.Sonoel; fir betl
aLeinbonoel muB Gin entipredeuocr
Iufi6Iaa aerlndt Weroen.
Sdrm.B TOO ufte.
Ger, pro 0ltbeno tic. bis 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

8rpetTt5diee Sdufer nit 6 8immer on Der
fnountsgIbenie, e~ren8eno an 8atterion.8nrf.
9iefe 6duier baben Die ~neuelten Nerbeicruus
gen, cementtrie Seller uno S6fe, Marnors4 reps
Die @rooesStrabe 1T nit oitrift8irten gadfteis
ren eepflaftert. 6. Z. Gallagher, gauunters
nsbmer, Dir. 2S0S, Sairmunnt.N0enue Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eben ali Der Tbhre
borhet. G28-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

1924 Sft.gaItimoresstraBe 8trmer an
Serren 8i bernlictben. - 3einfie @etrdnte
uno Meine. s9aDs&ieps 8raiere "s8ier.
SeriammIlineslpinI gStts2ombaroftr. Snls
nleriu. @aus uno Geibberein". Gbef.s3eI.
n}t. Sermon 4g42-8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

202I Canton .Mpenie,
SauptQuartier bes .SeWeusS nrmTtdbters
Nereills," p6nrficIb : ar. ; Inherit : 8ers
ems" rgolumbiasSii "a, 5. No."
Court sort 0tc8enrb, s. Of o." spiebs
ner's Bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
3n ncrmictBen


Gin bellies Simmer uuf benz ~8iueiteT SIur,
80 bel 60 Sub grob; Office bu6inter. ytadb3lls
fragen in Nr. 012, &eit.Hrntt.S truRc.
Q60-7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

1909, BnnfsS truBe,
nabe bet oftlibeu EoIt8eiiidtion. ggars
mer 2unf6 pcn 12 bis 2 ilbr Guhmltiaas.
giebner's nHiibertrefHt6eS Bier an
Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Sm b%erfanfen.
9rabFntieeu eic, Gin Saus Al faufer

9rabHntisen sic, Gin Snus du faufen?
tint oainit ben nie enbenoen &run65iniei All
entaeben2 gBir buben 9ulpldbe, Die BON 100
bis 100 Suh Siefc ~raugiren mo b~erfauien Die.
fel6eu fit
$3.50 pro SruntfuR.
9ieielben hefiuoeH Iib an
Catherine strabe,
rtroli6 bon Sreoertds9loeuue, %intae6et bon
9runobeiib, oaS bon ben @igentbiimern be-
ipobnt unb einem 8rino5ins unterporfen 1T,
IN boppeIter SUbe bon lniercm 8reie. gIui
t6rtttlthe ober miinolide NnirnGen al Die
yNeal Gitute Hrptettiue Co.,"
Alb ct. Saul Strahe,
ipiro infer Sertreter germ bel S6nen boripres
6etl iiro boIle Gusfunft gebet.
CSuHi14, 3&Su1 W{)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
gsrIanst: Granen nnO @dOden.

@erlungt:
Stile 6rai tiir getu0buli6e Sausarbcit IN
elmer fleiHet 5nmilie; better 9obH. giac05us
frn9en in Nr. $50, @eit.9lprtb .9lOenue.
U09-70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Gin 0idbbeH sum 9o6en lino gigeln in
elmer 5amilie BON 5luet 8erioneH an Snltuns
loenle, 8iutfhen 6urIeutsgtoenle Ino qnnouIes
Strube;; gutes Setm uHo gutter 2obn. Gficrteit
inter ~6. T." an ben nSeHtit1cn 6urreipun.
oeut". G6S70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
TINS. epbenfrInrr,s Mnnt.

SbpS. 8pbeufetncr'S Saae,
1894 SttsS Observation-Disclosures II. Sbios
gSeire. VerfammIuneslutaI ,@erlnanias
poge 81; ~gueem. Irb. s4r. stlnt. s8erein
bon Sits9inltimore"; rOpiilon GoncI. 8, Z.
8. 81; ~W%letauurb. suntUn 49,. Snle 5u
berinietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
@clo ansanleihcn.

@eun Chr @elb ndtbta Babt, penbrt Gut
an Min. 8arleben nuf Galdrc, Wl1beIn cher
@runoetgentbum, acknowledgement. aeine Qsibs
aei6dttssWietbooen. Mr.. 9remcr, Rr. 1870,
Hprb. Pato. StraRe, 1. 5Iur, 2anror1 8uiIoina.
(glprilt5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
9lbam Rupp,s slehnnrnn..

IIU4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Ter ~9foroott Smmerludbreuoe Wdlis
oereirt BON Baltimore" beriammt ut fth
bier icoeu Wiontag. - SEQ. Brebm's Rier
an 8apt, nab beutf6er art brett bonn
Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Cine beutf6e Srnu fltht nit 3obter Gtcnc
nle a1hin eriter GIdiie; bas Mtdoden fir
Sdlourbeit; In elmer 8ribltsS nmilie, Neituus
rant ODER Sotel. 9iah8ufrageit III Tr. 933,
Huro.9 Dallas trakc. G69-7D
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ctin Nauner's Mehanrant.

144t NorbsGeni sgIpe., Ode OIiber.etr.
6nuptannrtier bcr p98ilbeIm zen Goae
ylr. Z, oer6; .; sc. Of g." 8~erfamnIn1'
gen teoen Wpntap Nbenb. - Setnite Sc
trdnie. Marmer Qnnih tdaIih.
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SteaenaciudJe.
stenegcinh,


@ine oeuif6e 9o6iH eriter dluffe unS Gin
9tnoermdbden funeu Steulnq. Jiud3ufrnqen
in bet expedition oieies Slnttes. Q60-7D
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gcrlunst: Mdnmer unO Snabeu.

8erIauat:
Gin 2erfdIfer fir Sprftaots8
Ulau Ipredbe Dor ooer fhreibe an Die ,0arbeu
Garm Co." 10 Cit.2sEiHgtuu.s trafe.
(WiaiS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

&erlangt I'M g%lasemcineu.
Quft II qpnis.
9sutIfss Observation-Disclosures

3lpei uroentIibe 9eute finoen toIt mo 2oai5
In eirer beutfhen Samilie. gtach5nfraeen in
Der Expedition DieIes S!attcs, QGS-7O
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BIZ. 219, eiib.Sbarp.9 trnhe, inter Der NufIt6t
oer y2eutf6en @eieuf6nft". 9teienieen, bic
su betbaftiaen piinfhen, ipouen fih perfbnIi6
ooer in trnrfirien Qriefet an ben Wgenter Der
@efenf6nft SObanm .. Wieper, Sr. 2t9, Glib.
Gbarp.etraEe, tuenoen, tpel6er unentgeltli6
HlSilnft ertbeilen niro Cau2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
s. guiat's Saae,


Gorbofts&de @oiiabs uno GarpIine.gtrabe.
SdllptquGrtier oes g9aDcrnsWdnrerhurS".
H.sS.z@de 9ouabs mo Garuliueitr. 8ers
etnsperianmluna ieoen 9oniterftue abeno.
yfeue U(ttglieoes %tpiufpmmeH. 8or3iias
lt6es Bier Der acknowledgements I'm 8apf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-16

II thoao who are doubtful a. L. the
correct course 20 pursue Ia any given
situation will remember that even the
wrong thing il overlooked Il ono Il but
absolutely polite IN the doing Of II
their relief might be great
A gentlcncss Of demoanor and a
courteous response 81 question can
never be out Of place man may
wear business suit Of clothes to an
evening wedding less noiicvably than
a truculent air ~ insolencc lf be- be
perfectly well bred as far rs behavior
goes, Il matters not 80 much what hln
outward garb. although 10y an unwrlt-
ten law Of social observance certain
clothes are the correct thing for Ger
tain occasions.
Puliteneas ia never wrong. Its prac.
tice goes nearly all the way toward
the goal OF the right thing in the right
place We hear Of polite lnsolencc. but
lnaolonce In never polite, and Il Is nov.
er. under any circumstances, polite 20
be insolent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-16
The rour,., and che Porter.

An English tourist was discussing thC
relative merits OF British and AmeFi.
can railway service the other evening
when he suddenly spranR the following
cllncher on his cisatiantic cousins:
Il tell you. though there's one point
you folks are behind In, and that Il the
lack Of consideration shown white paa-
senRers In having theEl pass inspection
By an African Why, the idea Of such
treatment Ia an insult to any gentle,
man.
"A few days Rgo when boarding one
OF your famous express trains was
chagrinod, 10 put IL mildly, TO be asked
by Inverted colorcd man to show my
ticket 20 him. I subsequently learned
that this same individual Is nothing
but train waiter. Such thing could
not happen in my country New York
Presa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-16
HIS MERMAID
. LIE rAoLENs
-.co0Irishl, lSs, y 7, G. M0ciurs..

-.coDynsht, lSs Sy T, c. Mcclure 3
bsososososoSooecsososososo
by JOve, Jack. you must wait until
] set my camera for that afternoon sun
BVeE the water Aren't those clouds
magnineentf The rocks on the beach.
he woods over yonder. the waves al
most too lazy 10 break ~ they come
rolling up--I can see the picture now,
printed deep down ON sspia paper. fast
10 prise at the amateur exhibition"
Jack laughed good naturedly.
IAN right. old man: Aau Ia. but hurry
up." he said.
Five minutes later George Caring
ton had snatehed his camera from the
broad hallway OF the Berkeley Inn.
snapped Il At the waterseape. and he
and Jack GFayson were on on a flahing
trip II Was the last day Of their vaca-
zion. spent wandering down the coast
81 random. seldom two nighta In the
same plAes,
The ANAL days sport over. CARING.
ton sped back TO the city In a train.
camera. nNhing kiI aud grip beside him.
tanned and tired. but happy. He reach.
"a his apartments and thought Of the
last picture 81 clouds aud rocks aud
aaA- He must develop Il forthwith. aud
he did
"A vacation o. jolly good fun with,
cut q romance" be unused Nature.
sunshine. fresh air. a good ehum aad
good nshing; nothing more 10 he de-
airwd"
TIE nlm sank In the developing nasd,
and In q eew seconds the outlines Of u
coast scene appeared. First came the
blotehss Of black. representing the high
hghtS-clonds and the crests % waves
BY an Alehemy which never ceases 10
b. marvellous all the delicam gradA-
sions Of light and shade allied In antli
ths perfect picture appeared
Thea occurred something which ca rs.
81 Darlington 10 gasp In aslonlshnisnl
and almost drop the developing tray,
for In the eensSr Of the picture. head
and shoulders visible above the crest -
: breaker. sppsared The form o. a yogias
woman. like q mermaid arising cut Of
the sea Thsge was a sauey uig 10 the
hnghinE face. and The bare arms wcfs.
oassgregcled - q bcckoning u4~riaa "a q
miEht have bssa- Darlington know tina,
20 humsn being had besn In that c1
pans Of ssa while be- WAS on The bs-srt
With aimoa1 fvvsriah haste he tusdv
q prins from the nlm TheFv WAs no
aonbs shout r. II vas 10 freak -
feet
Ths EiFI'a gaee. which be bad never
seen before. seeasci - mock htm 10
mystFrT clad In a dainty bathing
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-16

TWn PHOTOGRAPH.
suit she fitted into the picture aa II an
artist hand had poaed her there. a
dainty bit Of lndIsputably human life
that rounded out the scene and per
facted T. Fate had tossed a romance
into bis vacation after all
He recalled the events Of the day.
Orayson and he had reached the Inn
Just before noon. tired by tramp Of
. half dozen milea from q fiahing sta
aOn farther down the coast Dinner,
then rest. the snapshot and the anal
two hours nshing that closed the fort.
nAGhrs holiday, leaving the camera In
ne hotel once beside bis grip while
be was gone: then supper and the
train back TO the city. All this was
GEAR enough Hut how did the mer.
maid creep into his cameraf Caring.
son stared &c the laughing face IN
blank perplexity Only one point was
certain II was the prsttiest face he
had ever sean IN his life.
A paper be had recently read IN a
eaisntinc Journal dashed across his
nind II dealt with the Photographic
discovery Of = new light ray invisible
% the eye, but duly recorded on
ne peculiarly sensltiEed photographic
plats.
'NonssBssF' he promptly said.
That's = nesh and blood girl She
Aas the face Of an angel. but angels
aon't wear bathing suits with all those
eEglla"
Next day he jumped on a train and
was whisked TO Berkeley inn. lie
sought the manager and showed him
GAe picture.
#KOu recognize her. OF courseT' Chr.
yangepA aeked, with a careless air.
shsaid say I did" said the man
80 MIN 4 smile. "That'a the hand
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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them With the necessary voucher, within ten
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In the County 81 kcotenat. State Of Idaho
pates at Coeng d'Alene, Idaho, on the "a day
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-06-22
A Home Wedding.

Tonight at s 100 o. clock. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Young,
on Broadway, will occur the marriage
of their only child, Miss Grace, to
Adelbert +. Porter. of Duluth. Mimi.
Rev. NJ. Willett performing the cere-
mony. This marriage Will take away
from DEBORAH one of its most charm
ing and talented young ladies, and
her parents and large circle of
friends and acquaintance will regret
her departure from our midst. The
groom, Mr.. Bert Porter, is we'll
known to DEBORAH people, having lived
here at times for number of years
with his grandfather. S. w. Fields.
H. is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Porter, of Minneapolis, and is an es-
Unable young man, much admired by
his many friends. The bride and
groom will leave fer Duluth Oh their
wedding trip, where Mr.. Porter has a
clerical position, followed by the best
wishes and congratulations of their
hosts of friends.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-06-22
Old Settlers Picnic,

The old Norwegian settlers of this
county met at the College grounds last
Saturday. June is. to celebrate their
anniversary and ENJOY themselves for
the day. The forenoon was spent in
social chats and at twelve O'Clock the
tables were spread and erybody did
justice to the sumptuous dinner that
was served by the ladies of the
society. After everybody had satisfied
the inner man. the next question was
to entertain the cutter man.
Rev. K. Seehuus, of the Big Canoe
church, who dwelt at length upon the
first Norwegian colonies, of their ar.
rival, in this country, their colonizing,
etc. which was followed with a short
address by Rev. DR.. NJ. Willet, who
amongst other things declared that the
Luther College was not organized
and Quilt by Norwegians here in
America but by Norwegian Pmigrants
from their native country Next was
an address by Mr. John Hegg, who
told about the hard times that were
encountered by our early settlers, and
speaks FROM experience of tie time
when he toether with his parents
lived in little log cabin, and every
body shared alike.
The election OF ocffiers was then
taken up, and Pres. A. jacobson was
again elected chairman. Prof. Rogue
was reelected to Vice-chairman
KNIT Thompson, Secretary and John
Hegg Treasurer
Thus ended the yearly met of an
organization that year by year is being
thinned in ranks, and only few
years hence but few will remain to
tell of the deeds and thrilling exper-
fences of the early settler.