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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
Sic Sapaner ais nSnieften."

Inter Der Mderbau treibenben Bee
p0Iterung bes peiten ruIftf6en Hei6es,
bic gum grDbten 3beile nod ME BON
Sdpan ge9Drt, ME cine &arte geIe6en
unb IelbItperItdnbIi6 feline @bnung oas
BON bat, pe5tpegen eigentlt9 Der gegenz
nGrti9e &rieg aefiibrt pirb, limb iiber
bic Sdpdner re6t Ieltiume Nnii6ten i'm
S9pange. Der 8eri9teritdtter elmer
ruiIiI6en 3eitung pelfer in ben 8ouz
pernements Wo8tdu, SurSt, Gbarton,
9ooolien unb GbtrIon cine 4n8abl BON
8auern in 9e5ug}duf lire Nnituuuns
gen iiber ben &rieg i%nterOiept bat, erz
3Gblt 8. g., baB ibm In einem 0orfe
bic 8auern geiagt bGtten, es lei 10
f9lpierig nit benz Supaner gu tdmpfen,
rtpeil man i'm ni9t ieben tOnne."-
y@arum benin ni9t9"-rSd, gang etns
faG borum, @uer @naoen. neil er cine
2(rt pon Sniett lit; er lit tlein unc lebt
nur in Der Naht auf. Gr perbtr9t ii4
i'm Graie nit ieinem Studel, uno oa
foQ man i'm nc6 finbenl Sine pabre
9lage fir unIere Solboten! Gr frie6t
ibnen in bic Stiefeli4dfte binein uno
faugt ibnen bd5 8lut aus. Sat er iiA
NAL pollgeIogen, Der Glenoe, 10 trie8t
er berauS. Der arme Sploot bauht
aber fetne Scele aus. limb ba iol man
fi6 nod nit biefen unboIoen Eerume
f6ldqen." Sier atbmete cds 8duerlein
auf. sd poqte meineu Obren ni6t
trauer," eraG6lt Der SorreIponbent.
rMnfangs neigte i9 mid BEN 9lauben
All, baB Der Bauer mid gum Barren
balten poute, ipGter aber tpuroe es mir
liar, bab Der arme SeufeI gang treus
ber3io oerebet bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
Wpb.r tommt oas mort
g n nerP


@roi geaeitrem rigie in Der SiB'
uuo bes beaif9qn aei9stass bonn 20.
ssebruor ben QusDrud .ansbalgerei"
NIT ben Worien: .6ier Ftuo bod teine
9oten," ab.r aosbdlserei bat nit
ben @treitiateiten pom auBen nidts gu
tbun. aabbalger paren, mad elmer
8uIdrift an bic apoft", CUR 3eit Der
3onbstnedte G0lOuer, bic nit 3rpei'
bG~npiacn, lansen Sdtp.rtern betpati'
net, por Der QanaenIinic bcs heuen
SauTens tGmpften unb bic aufsabe
batten, ibren nadfolgcnoen aeuten IN
Der oeI6loNenen 2anoenpebr beg Sem
bes 9las su MAIDEN. Gbenio pertubr
natirli@ aud Der Gesner. 90 tam
es pur benz alleemeinen Sample gu
GinaeltGmpfen, bic burh oos Wori
Sabbuloerei bessidnet peroen. Der
Sabbal9er lift elm Meni6, Der leiner
BALD, B. +. feline Saui biaig ipte err
aobenfeG %pertduft bat. Do iein 9e'
fdGft Der 3fpcitompf mar. 10 Ut SID
berumbauen iibcrtrasenerweiie RaB'
boloen ober aud 8alsen senannt nor
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
QOlOcIlo Blnm2N.
Sipmnn non GbampuL
Eutorifertt l1ebsrieBuns aus BEN
Srun3pfiden bon
MlntHa 8tf9sG
S,~+fn+,,trtd
Siumnu ION GbampuL,
(6ortiebung.)

Bon 8efunqenbeit unD nit etner On
Itrenqung, als Iprtde iie cine Gige aus.
ItieB 7ie DjeIe 0orte bcrDor, uno obnj
9tnccnt ,2eit at elmer Nntport 81 la'.
fen, elite lie bic IonIt 10 Whutbige -
in haItiQsr 6Ilbt an ibm borii6er.
@n @incent mare e8 isBt gepeien, i'll
Su folQcn, bic btiBen Worte Der Giebg
du5{uiprt6,n, Die er bis oabin nit 10
picI MlIbe auf itine 2ippsn geblnnt
bate. 0cn @runo, ben ie ibm ber'
i1ipifQ, ben ein3iQ ItibbuIttgen pdbrs
IGeinlih, hitte sr jbr entrejBen mliiitn,
nm i'm nit Der Mla4t iejner Glsbe 81
beIie9en.
unO osnno6 t6at sr ss nidt. Sin
Halter 56auer our6bsbte i'm. Die It9
bernicoericntfnoe Qbcnotiibls bate ild)
ouf feline S6uItern gele9t, Die Botts
~eritarbcn ouf isineH Gippen, Die wi,
IcnsIraft erIdbmte. Sin Nu9'H6Ild
bes 3ogcrrs - unO i6on mar Ger
maine psrIapunoen
Ginen triiben Bid mari 9inccnt
ii6er BEN Sol uuf Dem Iih bic 0Gmm''
runo nie0rrQeientt bate. 8rou un0
bitter lag AUDI biz 3utUnTt pteOer boz
inn.
sic 6at bic @a5rbeit %oeIo8t," muir
melte cr, .iie Ijcbt mid ni6t, lptro mid
niemaI8 litbcn. SOB mar Elm Narr,
mid in folide 9oifnnn9en ein5uipte'
gen."
Qangfdm te6rte er in feline Wobnung
3uriid, no sr, entgegen ieiner 8spcbHs
belt, Die 2biire binter Ii6 obIdloB.
Der 8urIht mar nod nidt BON 9us
Iauricr 3uriidQetebrt; un9eit0rt tonnte
&inccnt dIio iibsr feline GnttduI dung
nohQrilbrln.
gBir fam c8 nrr, boB bas 5euer nod
b%rannte uno oob Der 9robe Gebnitubl
por Dem Somin DeS Bobn3immers
lano?
Rai6 trut @incent nGber, unb Ou
entocdtc er i'm !6olbI6atten cine tleine,
in ben StlbI 9eIhmiegte peibIihe 8ee
itoIt. Sin buntIer SOpf ridteit ii6
ouI uno 3nei orObe Qu9en fuuttlttn
inn ent9egsn.
.Gidt pabr. Iieber Better" rief cine
Tp0ttifhe Stimme, midi bier gu fjus
ben, Dardui poren Sic pobl tuum gss
faBt2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
3t6ntes 8apiteI.


@inccnt mar Ioaar 10 penig burauf
qe7aBt. 6rau DuIuurter in ietnem 3ims
mer All ftnoen, odb jhr Nnblid ibn taft
UNI feline Jaiiung 9ebra4t bate. Ssi
i6rem b0bniI6en 2d6eIn aber battle er
iie raid nieOergefunOen. ..r
SIS Qebt nidts ilber cine ~ongsnebms
lleberrai6ung," Iagte er in oerb nblis
dem, mDgli4It iiber3eugun9SOouem
Zone.
p96nsn sic nidt, mas mid Der.
fii6rt2"
Sin giitiges @eI6id ouf ale Safe"
,9ur feline S6mei6eleien! Sdgtn
Gle lieber. oaB sic bic urIdhe meines
unbsou6ten Strei4e5 Iino, benn Bah es
Elm FOLDER 1T, has muB i4 ieIbit 5as
geben."
SD, bic llrIu6e?"
rSa. sic, in @eItult bieTes qapiers
TeB6ens."
0abei 3o9 Ite ben an GbmunO oe'
ri9tcten Brief @incsnts aus Der "a.
i6e. ySie mubten bod tpiHen, Dab
mein Iiebsr @dtte in Grmanoelunn bon
S9urffinn nit einem geb0rigen 3beil
WiBtrausn ausoeitattet lit. Gnitatt
ijh Shre Gnti6ulbigung aIfo einfuA
uufbinben gu lufIen, bate er ii6er tau
Ienberlei 9riinOen gegriibelt unO mir
I6lieBli6 mad Qrt Der Gbemdnner nod
8orpiirIe 9ema6t, bah ib feline pers
ipanDti6aItli6en @efiible nidt tbeile
unO Sic bur6 bic 9Glte meinss Be-
nebmens beri6eudt bdtten. Wlein ebes
Iids8 Slid Iiegt Sbnen ia obsr oc4
III isbr am Ser3en, ais oaB Sie bic llrs
fade zines Streites ieiu mo6tsn2"
9oIter Spot Hang aug
SnlpieS Dorten. 8ei Der raid
acknowledgement 0Gmmerung en-
idieren hire 3igs nur nod
unOeuttid, bic Qugsn olein Iab Yins
cent bliBen, uno aug linen ipribten
ibm groB urO 8roa uno aqe bic sms
porten @efiibIe ent9egen, bic iit pdbs
renb Der OeriIoFsnen 3tDsi Wonate oas
rim angeIammeIt botttn.
sd babe iomit Shr Strifiitia
unteridlagen, unb mir trrparten q.
heute Qbeno gum GHsn. Gaz nur mott.
SD Sbnen io9sn."
nGs mar gu gjitid ron Sbngn, I'd ~
bemiiben, liebe Gouiine. Da 6lsibt mir
nutiirlih ni6ts unoeres lbria, ols
mid, troy Der pbrpdltsnoen Stnb,rs
Mile. bic erniter iinb, uls Sic %eluu6sl,
10 baIo oils mo9Iia bsi Sbnen sin3u.
finbsn."
80. e8 fG1t mir ni6t elm. 5hon pies
Der fo~rt3ugebsu!" rief Ie, f6 in ben
Qebnitubl 3uriidperfenb. Run ih sins
mol bieien Streid gsmodt babe, mub
i6 ihn aud ausniiBen. Sbrs Uofnuna
gefdut mir. uber Der Ginganq 1T oers
itedt pie bel eiuem Sebler. I'd 6obs
mid ndmli9 Sbrer gei6rsibunQ srips
merit un6 bin bur9 ben 8drten ot0ans
gen; bic 3bire mar often, unb 70 oe.
lan9te id bier berouf. @Gbrenb gbrey
@bpefenbeit babe i'd mir Sbre Ginridj.
tung dngeiebsn. IS lit pirtli6 Ieb,
biibid bel Sbnen. unb mebr bsnn js Sc.
ereifs i'd. boB es Sbnen I6tper fGqt
bon Sbrem Yarabies in unIer ODE!
NiGts herab3ufteigen, benin 10 i9al IN!
leer. 70 trufts unb fdrblos 1T ulIeS be
nns, bab i'd mid man6maI mad bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07

Getb fmo i'm GefGnes
6. Sn benz Oiterrei4iffen &rie9ss
bufen qoIu bat T1 Der seipslsne Sim
jdbrigs 5reiipiqige Srans We5aros.
fpel6er i'm bortisen 9efdngnib cine
5tpeimonutlt6e Strafe ipeeen Sub
prpinutionsperlebuns abbiibte, pdb'
reno zines Spa3iereanges ms Wad]s
5immer eingei8liden unb iid oura
einen Slid in Die 5erSgesenb 10 fhfper
perlsbt, bab er batb barauf ftdrb. Wee
soros bate nah Mbbibung lelner
Strafe bier Sabre ala Matroie Dlsrter
&laiie oienen fpGfen, ipas oas uscflo
isiner Sbot 9~elp,Ien fein hiirfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07

seufttfdsr d. a g.
Crit bur4 cine 9etunntmadung Der
Gtaatsonpaltf6aft in geutbsn, Sdle'
fen. erbielt man lesthin aunbe pom
einem eeplanten Gifenbabnattsntat,
Wis bur Staatsantpdlt dnfiinbigts, bat
Die Standardization cine Belohnllna
bon 1000 Mari fir bic Grmittllrq
b~erienieeu gerIon ~ausssiebt, bic orel
Gnnomitpatronen ouf bic S6ienen bee
Staatsbobngeleiies 2aura9Vttese bor'
gem selsgt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
GA
fragt die eDs SOTte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft Hatl
's III NMNzzw
WarplanS'Sas anf Der 3eltansitel.
luno.

gtlr $17 ouf ser n9ennipIuauio
e%l1enoabn." 6abrforten iino in
eootes altf Dem 3uoe siltig, mel.
der baltimore Qlnion.S obnboi) an
10. September Inn S.55 @ormittoos
oerloBt. Sir Die Iiidfobrt inner.
balb debn Sagen auf regul6ren 3ii.
gen IN Goodies bere6tieeuo.
(245,951)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
$1,000 Ecri0nlidJ gciiibrtc $1,000
Grfnriionen mad Niuaara Sails
nno 5uriif uin rEcnniplponid-
G%iicubahn"

StlelbaDn"
am 9. un0 %. Septelnber nno IL.
Ofto6er. llniibertroffcne @elc9elt'
beiten gum 9ei1t6e oieieS 9SotlirlulIll-
oers. Nlnoreiie . 9iaete, mir ore
Siniabrt ouf Dem Spe5iaI5ltg (eod'
dies un0 @orlor. @nggonS) 9ltltl9,
Der Sen Union E 9obnbof an oielell
Gooen 9.05 Morgen5 perldBt mo
9.35 g(6cn0S in gtio9ara Salts al,
fomnlt, 1lno fiir Oie Hiifinbrt AMI re.
alldren ;3iigen i%nnerbalb 10 SngefL
einiflieblid) oe5 0atr1ls oes Ser
follfs. gitf ser &iidreiie-ltnbci6rdnf-
fer glufent6alt IN Buffalo innerbolb
Ser ,3eitgrcn5e gcitattet. @iaetc tiir
g(bItedlcr nod Soronto, Gbaltoltqlia
uno Ebouiono ISLANDS fonncn i'll
NioQorn Sails ino Buffalo inter &C.
ringem aoiten5uidIog gefautt rper'
Sen.
Sept. 5,6,7,8 ,20,2t, %, Oft 10,
t1,12,13l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07

*** Sr. Gbomos S. Gobe fiinoiat
oil onoerer Stele oes n9eutiden
Gorrciponoenten" on sob CT Die
friibere MoBberger'ihe Solle nit
Der angren5enoen @irtbi9aft ilber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07

nomrlen bat uno bcllte, WiittpodL
Den Z. September, cine groBc GroIt-
mln0Sfcier nit Souper uro Cans
uerunltoItcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
Sriroths s. Qicenscn.

murOen gelterll pom eletl "" Sol''
mon I[eos.8 cri6t3 ousGeiteIt:
S;onles g. M}oror, %, 9tr. 1914
@eit . 6ronflinitraBe, urO g0lt1 W,
Zimmerman, Is.
Charles .. @olt %, 9tr. 4t9,Siio.
ReqeiteritraBc, uno Marp .. 5000,
IS.
Charles 6lcurg, %, unO @ta5ie
gronnon, 10; appIifaut gOminGrom,
foro, g}r. t29, 2eIoupitroBe.
5oicpb Gpolt, 80, gtr. 2O6, 0ritte
StroBc, u1o 2enu Gopneo, 80.
ISM. Gopinqton 80, un0 Selelta
0oQace, 26; AppIifant 6. S. Gar
rolf. gtr. 636, Sin , 3ocoitraBe.
Sorro g. @eop, 80, Nr. 2O25,
Oit 6upcttcitroBc, unO STA e. 9.
Bel, %.
qllon3o 9. @orner, 28, @r. 1875,
O1t , GlcmentitroBc, uno Cora Y.
qOomS, 90.
8eorQe 81. G6erIe, q, un6 &nno
q. Gumm, 20; 9(ppIifont George =.
4erIonette, Scr. 948, Roro : @oo
StruBe.
c5obn 5cnnft, SO, uno 2poio ..
5torncr, o. gcioe Don 8eltmtnIter,
O}0.; Npplifont Z. .. IoOo, Nr.125,
NorO. 8ilmoritraBc,
4uguIt genoig, If, Gar. 1853, an
orcoItroBe, u1o @torp &. alepborot,
80.
3oiepb GnorefaitiS, 80, unO @po
aun5oniS, SO; 2(pplifont 9. y. Yto.
els, gtr: 300, @eIt = 8rottitrnBe.
Scnrp 6. Gmmerid, 81, @tt. 8i,
mans, Mo., uno Manlie 8. 20bIin
20.
Scnrp $, 8ountleron, 66, n.@forio
Z. gffingcr, As; 2(pplifont y. 80.
Iu66, jun, Or. 1870, @eit ..2ofapct.
te.Npcnue.
g(brobom @olf, 81, Nem . Yorf.
uno Rebcda Bosnian, 26, gtr. 81,
9torO GorolineitroBe.
George 3oriep, 90, unb Carrie
Smith, q, 4Itoono, So; 4pplifont
Bertha Coupon, gr. 665, Soiepbine,
StroBe.
Scnru q. GpanS, %, un0 Mimnic
&. Grcp, 81; Npplifont Sobn 2ipp,
Nr. 544, Oit.GIcmentitraBe.
Sobn ". 8ognell, %, &bilaoel.
pbio, uro Iepo &. Nrtber, 21; PIP.
plifont Nalter ". 8opca, Nr.422
ct. YoulltroBe.
4l6ion St. Satbotpop, 40, unO2tlli,
q. I8eiBmunn, %; 9eiOe bon Mr
@inonS.
Charles 8oltor, SO, un6 Worit
:. 6orreIter, So; Appllfont 6ron Vi
gromlL SCR, 5, Sort 0ia-2lDe.
@rtbnr s. Stub 80 Nr 709, SEC
@cnrnitrobe, uno gIo 9efer, 80.
So6n N. S9ooel, IA, Nr. 1905
SanooerItrobe. uuO Morp q. Gtetel
SO, Sigblnn0toipn.
Scnrp 5. Serbert, 81, unb Sooi'
u. 8bite, 10, Scr. 1916, Columbia
Npenre.
8nt. W}. MiiQcr, %, Nr. 2437
6oIteritroBe, llno aotbarine Srit5er
10, Baltimore County.
Eerlep 8. Holodef, "a, gfr. 3O4
S1t . Qufopettc . 2lpenlte, un0 Gil
lion SoIfcmeper, %.
@olter McG. Mteofin, 81, 6oreit.
@orf, unO Sorob u. Sit6enS, 30.
SomeS s. 2otpler, SO, Nr. 32t.
Noro SAroeOeritraBe, uno Warr
&ennp 80.
96ilip 9. @ouloin9, %, unb Sc
len 8. Ylummer, 9eioe BON 8aIb
ington, 9. 8.
@m. s. Sorper, 81, uno 2eolc
Suits, Is; Gpplifont Sobn Z, 8ol
fer, 9}r. 3409, Gbeltnut gpenlte
0omp0en.
saul ggger5, 81, Nr. 8, Noro
+ 6rcmont gluenlle, ur1o Gatbarinc u
Spinoler, Is.
CHARLES u. Smith, %, 9tr. 20O3
goitern . Npenlle, u1to GQo 9. &ot
lib, 20.
Sobn $. Mc0onolb, 26, Camden
us, uno Nora ella Damn, 22;4p'
plifont Senrp 6. @tenieI, 0gutow.
@ouic."
Sobn s. Clifford, 33, ,tnO @oQgiC
Clifford, 81, Slpplifont e. 9. WileS
Nr. 1910, GIiitonItraBe.
2ouiS 3. Mi6el, 26, Ger. 722,So.
nopcritroBe lno 2i53ie u. 5reinb
%.
@m, Otto, %, uno Gli5obetb6rid,
tlledt is; NlppIifont sc. 5. Goberci
ncr, 9Sr. 100, HorosGutaiuItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07

,@ertbe Trcu Ttnf6ont! SD bcfaro mid
1uBerit uulpObl ulo lidltS molte mir helielI,
bis tl cuOlidl nit Dem @ebraud) Oot SDota
6. 8iatGamS 8e1etablc COMPOUND aift1g.
Sdb tuar iii zen QScdlellobrer, rn0 bate
uuRerbem @ttGrrrutteroorIul l, alBeroent mar
id bon bcfti1en Sdy1er;et i'm Aonjert Sbrper
hetllacil6t, rHo Gin SuBcrit hcittAcr 9niteu
plaQte mid, 70 Oof Id fit Idli0tlOlithttg GAIT.
SIN @au;cu uabm t) ied)S Gladden. BON
QpOin G. 95infham3 &cgetnblc COMPOUND,
,nei Sbrc5 Observation-Disclosures tIo 5pet
Stddteln %byer geberpileu tuo bin lett frdtz
tiger ais ib lett lungcr 5ctt 8eipe)eTl BIN.
9unt Der du2Gc;ctMueteu gSirfltNg pom Igoin
e. YirfbGm5 &cgctablc COMPOUND tam tD
iett ollc mletne }lrbCit u%crrtdDttl.
So0tt lerldno al mid lt}retbeu moueli, nm
bic g9dbrbeit oi''cr NIAabcn beltdttgt III MI
ben, 10 bin jdl N'rnc III leoer 4ustrnIt berett."
- NrcI Gtaro GDei III, Seluett, Su.
,gacrlbe 6rau @ipf5nm gtoA iiebenidbris
qen getOcl mar if an Der Eertooe Der SSed1lels
iabre araelau1t Gn0 beiuno mid alio III elmer
iebr frltilfsn Belt mciueS 2ebenS i'd lit al
@,6drruttcru3riaQ NIB metne 8etntgnng
mar 10 prufl3, ooR ib III 3ctteu ietS Nodlen
btuttrctuduOer od8 Sett bitell illltbte llnH
rtht ctunal ben Gopi pom Siiiet beber
burite ; mcbrert gerjte bebanoeltelI nltd1, aber
obnc icoeu GrioIg.
Gtnigc meiner Greuubtuner rietben mir,
bod cjuet &eriuf nit 9goid y. YtHfbntts
9eaetnbte COMPOUND lI madden odS that
ih 6eun aldl, uno idou nadl ctller ledlSiuot
dentlid,cn @ebrnud) bieieS 0tjttelS tonnte i'd
5000 SplarS SmBe, irs9l
mciicn %fGnuI! eDotn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-07
Gine gefa6roolle E6nie beg 9cbcns, bnrd
ieOe GSra1t paIIierem muB.

unkrer mo6crmu Observation-Disclosures lit @ pgihribet oab ntt ent mite muNno
Trauen hb ouTl III uo tr ih uoutInog HdtIrgendEen Sunnno nober, olWt cine Qanf
Rhe bMhf unun9Hbneru uo oftmalS fhne5hafer SQmptort 5tpcrpurtt. EcouonN @gt
nett lnebr MoenttheH 8tOung uOh @epdtnn o@r &unorWL
Sme 70 pemihcn 0ianidae, Die allies QMt sum erln uetber, bis ndStUc gu 3GNFrWGu
Srobt nit bent acknowledgement ShnattSgermL mo1n SHe onnnnHNr eth SHutnat
tf fb en1faeg mmL Der allie 3a5add9Ghtt ~ s6RGt l4Gnt, nmc M, mr. ,I St6 per nESE
nnO en othr @tferrf ote bel Better ab6rt mtmm; ageta 8. %t9tgnnS SeGtta0e
EuutpDnnG If MN obr onruuf teuduet ooS mdbHhe &Orperrtn sur Set ohRr hi0dfa
Berrbe i'll rr @Me 81 fdk. 10 ooB Fe 6au, bic OaSrbe 6onn geoGoudt N@9 0oraat
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3suet Spaltcm i@(age,tber SetpeiIe:

lid beitdnotQ auf Ieit uno meincr Gol6urbett
len, nadgebeu t) bin oeriifert, baB th Sbrcllt
hin Ntittel mein Seben peroante unb i'd fam Sbnelt
"a. gar utbt bantbor geullg oaiitr iein."- Nro%
ltte Qt33te Noecdp, $40 Smttb Strcct, geItls
par uile, u. s. .
per ,,g9ertbe Truu Yiufbam! Wleiu games
fen 2cben lang ,tuBte id) idluer ~arbctter, lIllo ais
alt. enolth Die gSed)ieliahre btrautdmel, bate i'd
BON maufeSmal luofenlarge Slutlinger. Sic
no, 9lutlita Iebte munfeSmol 6tlet oocr Spet
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

In the British House of Commons.
as soon as the question to be decided
is put from the chair, clerk at the
table sets in motion a huge sand
glass, Familiarity known to members
as the "egg boiler" probably be-
cause it takes three minutes to run
out AS the last sand runs through
the glass the sergeant-at-arms instant
ly locks the massive oak doors of the
chamber, and only those members
who have succeeded in getting
through the doorway can vote.
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The Wednesday Society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. with
Miss Susan Kelsey, Is North Thir-
teenth street. AT this meeting Mrs.
John b. Dougan will entertain the
members of the society with a talk
on her recent trip abroad. An unnu-
sual meeting is expected.
X X x
The Ladies Penny Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Slough, 80
South Eleventh street The meeting
is called for ! As. Members will
kindly notice change as a large at
tendance is desired
x %as
Miss Lizzie McGreevy of South
Eighth Street left fer Anderson, In
diana, yesterday where she was call
ed to attend her sister, Mrs. Charles
Mcbride, who is critically ill Of ty-
phoid-malaria fever.
%*ssss
Miss Katie Tobin left for Chicago
yesterday to be gone several weeks.
X %ss
Misses Nellie and Katie Conroy.
Mary Murphy and Grace Knollen-
berg who have attended the Fair for
the past week have returned home
and report a very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pogue, of East
Main street, left yesterday for Chi
cago. where they will spend month
Or six weeks. the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Edward Nye.
Mesdames f. A. Bescher. GEORGE
Mashmeyer, c. A. Knollenberg and
Heiger leave today for Lyons Sta
ton, Indiana, as delegates to the
Twenty third Annual Convel-
ton of the Woman's Home and For
eieE Missionary Society of the Olive
Branch Synod. in session at st.
Paul's Lutheran church, today and
tomorrow.
X x x
Mrs L. II. Bunyan returned yes
terday from Denver. Col. where she
had been attending the annual meet
ING of the National Board of the
Woman 5 Home Missionary Society.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

In our last issue we made reference
10 an issue in the Missouri campaign
on free text books. On the subject
the Globe Democrat has this to say:
School statistics show that an i'm
mease number Of pupils are with
drawn at about the age OF twelve
and that one Of the chief reasons IS
the increasing cost Of text books. The
same item of expense causes delays
and non-attendance in the primary
grades. Free books will keep more
pupils in school and keep them IN
school longer term of years. Text
books are on the same basis as other
appliances. such as blackboards,
maps and library facilities already
furnished. The argument that free
books are a step toward socialism
can not be sustained unless the whole
system Of public education by taxa
ton is open to the charge. Every
child may enter the public schools
on equal terms. with no restrictions
enforced as to sectarianism. Free
text books are not an experiment.
They are provided In many States
and cities and stand heartily APPROX
ed wherever the system has been es-
tablishel All debate of the move
ment in Missouri has strengthened
it. and the prospect is that the
amendment will get great majority
at the polls
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19
ACCIDENT
On the c., G. & Joe Griffin Has
Collarbone Broken.

Joseph Griffin, brakeman on the
c., c. & L., living at Peru, met with
a painful accident while working in
the railroad yards in this city yester-
day. Mr.. Griffin was standing near
the freight coupling some cars when
the engine attached to the ears back
ed suddenly and Mr.. Griffin was
crushed between the depot and the
car When his working companions
pulled him out it was found that he
he a broken collarbone and his body
bruised in a number Of places.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

It is only a short time until the
election. The American eagle stands
for .Americanism. It stands for the
highest type of citizenship. When
vou stamp the eagle you will have
ths. satisfaction Of knowing that you
have doac noble duty. Organism
aud Parkerism are not the proper
i>fns for Americans.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

Daily nd personally conducted ex-
cursions in Pullman tourist sleeping
cars, double berth only $500 from
Chicago, on fast through trains.
Choice Of routes. No change of cars.
ALI agents sci tickets via this line
For full particulars address A. H
Waggener, travelling agent, % Fifth
avenue, Chicago, Ill.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19
GALORE
Go After Them in Wagons or Any
Way.

NJ. Tom Mcrtz, west of the city.
tells the Plladinn that he has enough
pumpkins to keep the people of
Wayie county. in pumpkin pies all
winter. Persons desiring this article
Of pie stuff can have the same at
small cost by driving out to Mr..
Mertz's t''ace and loading up. If
the Gay Is nice go out today Or call
him by phone. His number is 1913.
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SCOTS EMULSION

is for babies. and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be. fat and
ruddy; for men and women
who are weak and delicate
when they ought to be strong
and hearty-for all who are
not getting proper nourish-
ment from their food.
Poor blood, thin body, open
the door for disease. SCOTS
Emulsion bars the way.
Makes the blood richer, pro
duces healthy flesh and above
all provides nourishment.
Avoid these so-called
wines, cordials and extracts
of cod liver oil that are pre-
pared for the taste only, con-
tain none of the value of cod
liver oil and which contain
a large percentage of alcohol.
SCOTS Emulsion has been
the reliable cod liver oil pre-
paration for over quarter of
a century.
Wen send YOU sample free upon request.
SCOTT 3 BoWN Ne. 4o9 Pearl Street. New York
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

Keep The election in your mind.
kaep the principles for which the
Republican party stands in your
uind. Vote the straight Republican
ticket and you will have no regrets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19

Mrs. L. II. Bunyan returned yes
terday from Denver. Col. where she
had been attending the annual meet
ING of the National Board of the
Woman's Home Missiontry Society.