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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Fire Destroys Lumber Plant

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 17.-Fire
today completely destroyed the plant of
the Alabama Rift Flooring company,
entaiaing a loss Of s200, 900; partially
insured
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Would Have Shut BRYAN Out

All might have been different had
New York been as well represented in
Democracy as in baseball at ST. Louis
New York World.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
a Postmorten, Feat

.ssYou are not in it with me- said the
nightingale, with a superior air. you
''No?" replied the bird of paradise
why, even when I'm dead and embalmed
on a bonnet. I'll bet I'll come pretty near
touching a $50 note all right. "-Phila-
delphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18

The hose used on the General slo-
cum appears to have been of the open
work variety.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Clean. Sane and Sober

One of the best arguments for Cam
didate Parker, in the minds of many
people, will be the house he lives in
and the life he leads there.-Chicago
Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
AmazInu

Mrs. Wisenit-Oh. Johni isn't It won
derful how intelligent some birds are? I
see by the paper that they've trained
some Orioles to play Observation-Disclosures
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
It's Hard to Fool Them

Every reporter who meets Judge
Parker and gets to know him goes
back to the Office and .sswears by him.
It's mighty good sign.-Philadelphi
Ledger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Are They?

IF women knew that all men are alike
there would be no marriage. II men
knew that all women are alike there
would be no bigamy.-Puck.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Hard TO Find

Some treat life as problem,
Some at lengthy strife,
Some sit and sigh with wond' ring
"Wihy?"
what is the use of life?"
Life is time of living,
Full of both quip and joke.
Give me the man who with laughter can
scan
Life when he's stony broke.
Town Tonfes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Fairbanks Takes a Rest

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July l7.-Sen-
ator Charles w. Fairbanks left today
for Mackinac. where he will rest for a
fortnight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Something to TAX About

1t pleases Mrs F1agg to hear tongues wag
About her summer bonnet
But she was mad to find. It had
The price-tag still upon it.
Philadelphia Ledger,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
Never settIea

sis jerks one of the early settlers?s
mo He has owed me $40 for as many
years. Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
No More War Dances

Judge Parker's judicial temperament
will be welcome relief in the presi-
Dental chair.EAtlanta Constitution.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18

Just chow Judge Parker sent that
telegram" seems to be source of great
speculation to his Republican friends
who can find no fault with the mes
sage-The Glencoe Enterprise
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18
washington time q p. m. ST. P,suD

vicinity of st. Paul during the next TWEEN
ty four hours.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-18

For the first time since the Civil war,
after the next election, there will not
be single old soldier holding an cleo
tive state office, and out of our entire
congressional delegation Senator Nell
son Is the only one who ever wore the
blue.-Sauk Center Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

ne viel Saeumen ans Wetk gegangen;
elm Zug, den wohl keine andere Nation
NIT uns theilt. Auf der anderen Settle
tritt aber ebenso grell Elm Zug hervor,
der fuer das Land charakteristisch list:
Geld zu machen," und sci es auf Ko-
stem Derer, denen das Feuer Hab und
Gut geraubt. Praktisch list der Anne
rikaner; ideal. gemuethvoll - nein.
Leichtlebig ia. Wer die Hunderte u.
Tausende, die am Sonntag und Montag
in der Naehe der B-randstaetten zu-
sammengestroemt. b~eobachtete; wer
die mitunter frivolen oder cynlschen
B~emerkungen angehoert hat, das La
chen und Witzeln, selbst Won Frauen
n Maedchen. dem musste SIGH die
Frage aufdraengen: list es moeglich,
dass elb cine Feuersbrunst, die cine
Grossstadt zu vernichten droht, fuer
gedankenlose Leute NIGHTS weiter, ais
Elm crosses Schauspiel list, vie es der
Brand o Rom einst fuer Nero gewe-
sen! So lange hire eigenen vier Waen-
de NIGHT einstuerzen, haben sic keine
Serge. Doch wozu die Betrachtung
noch weiter ausspinnen.
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Wefern Marblanh Snhu.

Ftat i n 3ratt an -, Rposmbtr 1908
GIG. psrlaH.n aiGtnss %tation, ipis iotat:
Tdglt6 d.
40 fttb - Sdnsapon, 1auptlinit, Sdatrsioun,
Wduuesboro, VI. & 20. @abu uno BEN SGp,n,
uno ous9eromrtu SonRtdas ., y. g.. g.,
e9ambersburs Wdrtinsbnre uub @inbeitr.
lbs @bsnos affom. mad uutoHsgrieat.
9d9lt9 y, ausgtne en- SenutaeI
7.2j irth = Ootf, 9. & -. Div. uuo pauptltnis
ptli6 BON Srorp @root, GarlIsi, unS o. L s.
Or. W.
s25 Born. - Sauptltuit. saotrstofpa. SbipssIss
BURG. 5ttsrid, @miHttsburs uno y. & 10. Re.
bis Clifton.
1912 Born. - Nttom. ua6 uRionsgrioss, 0srI
uno 9,ttpsburd.
2.25 9abnL. - Nttont. rad linion= Bridge.
325 Vdba. - Aftem. udd Guorp Bropt, U. u
8. Sio., iopi' 0arf.
445 ysadm. - urpres uah @tspnoH. NSstmlns
tier, atsips g1iu0ier, llnion 9riDas fHfo pong Wt'
tom. bis Sloers.0lpn; tsrutt 5rsbsrid, 6uElitss
burd uao. SsippeHsburg (poriesteetEs AZ
Gil Nadhl. - Nttod,. mad glnotp ~grops VA
tl.i8 Nadm. - Yiuiteo nab Voi. 9aHoDtr nns
GETTYSBURG. (HatirrzSdr.l 3NA
6.l2 Nbenes - Nttou,. nab llntcnsREieae. Sif,H
800 abtnDs - Nffsm. nah @TGrp sGIsss.
Wur SoUutaa 8.
995 9prm. - affom. nah Union Srisa. uns
eoiHopet.
$50 Radn. : gttcm. mad ilHiouSesiSas.
40 9aHm, = attsn. ndd Gmoro @rsst.
:. Saiisn nidt an pfuniofpauiasapt .station an.
BiHsts uBo @,podi 9irtda, 215 EH=9aitimoro
Strdb,.
3ise baittn auf %lfaioHs, BenIIDleanias asnu,s.
6uitons uno spafbrcotsS ta.isr an.
D. .eDrtsDoio b., Gen. Irafiii Mgr.
o. ". ocntfL. @sa. 9aH. sagrt
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Sin unlere 2eler,

Sn ben lsbten 9asen 1T cine Msnse
Spmpathie S~e,eiaungen IN Der 8eoattion
tss yDsutidsa 9e~rreponoentsn4 eineslau-
fen. Ssber uniersr 2elsr ipiro bssrtifsn,
wie ihrpieris es III. mad elmer 1pldsn
Sranp. &atafropte, bel pelhsr mir Naes
p~sricrsn, cine beuti6s 3ettung lfrausSuss=
ben, obns bic srfoiesrli6e 3sit ,u btn Dor
berettunssn 80 bassn. gBtr ftnb babel in
srlter 9inte bfm freunblihen unb bereitrrils
liaen gntgegenfcmmsn bes 5rn. 2cuis 6.
Shneibereitb BON Der 8uhs unb 6un1bru,
deret Der Sirina 6. 90. @hneioereit6 unb
S6tne, Nr. 209, Glib tarplrabf, su BE-
lcnberem Dante petpfidtet. Sr. Shnsioe.
reitb ermp9li6te es in Der unrigenniiBisiten
ggeile, paB Der .Dfutlhe G~orreppnesnt"
ldon am Dtenifag, Wenn aud in eintm un@
espSbnltdeu 9spanos. erldeinen fonnte.
@u6 bic Cumberland 8reie 9rsffe" bat uns
curh bas usberlsnpsu bon rsutiben Shrif=
ten In anertennsnspertber @sile ausssbul=
fen.
Desgleiftn linb mir ben 5eraus9ebern
Der rDorlp" gu Dante psrbuneen, wsIhe
ans tire Shrelpreien uno Stsreotspir. @p.
parate, Icwie Sfpei Der SsbmaIhinsn CUR
@srfnsun9 %1eten. 70 oae mir III bic anse=
netme Gage tamen, ~wenisitens bic Netiisfsi=
ten ben 2eern tur3 in fuslilhen Snhltabsn
mittteilsn gu fSnnsn.
Sn Der teYorltebrnben gBods mirb elm
ssSberer She'll hes pOeutlHsn GcrrelpOn.
benton" in reutlhen 9Ypen eebruft pers
bsn. IA BON ben t%elellten beutlhsn Sebs
mal6inen bereits bsute cine bier eintrcfen
nnp ipfrrt IN Dem ifien Seim tes ,Oeuts
ibsn GCrreiponoeutsn |" 9ir. All, Ct. Yanls
Strabe, oul9eittat nno mpr9en in Setrieb
geIrbt wcrrn plrb.
Cine @c6e i6mercr Qrtsit unb 9eilti,
ger unb iprperIiher anitrengun9 1T ibsr-
punsen uno mad mritercn Spsi Wo6en
miro Der yOeutihr Gorreippnesnt" wisper
In sewcbntm 0eranee Bel Icinfn Srrun=
ben lein GrIAeiucn MAIDEN,
Sn Der 3rilAsnsit Bitten pir bic 0eIer
nm GniiAulpigun9. wsnn ls niht NQeS
finoen, ME rs lein iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

3u perfau c n: Die neucn Sul,.
Cottages - Shisisroad, Gas, BaIer,
elsftril6ss Siht - @cuntptsusrn, Ghu>
len. 3 Gents 5abrselr, Nusscns bic gauge
Na6t. Sste Gage, bette 5duier. Bar
gains, nit ODER cbne 0runbSins. Gten>
fats msbrere feline SaupIaBe. aSnnen
cur6 iofcrtieen 6auf @elo Yerctenen.
abreiiire .llniteo Steal gltats 60. Gjepen>
wartis In Nr. 140S, @efsS Saratoga
Strabs. (44)
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WorooeMtfAsr tor b.
@~s9etmaBi9.
9ampf S6tffa6rt
suifheH
Baltimore ma6 8remen


bur6 bic neuen un6 erprobten, NIT
allen 8eauemli3teiten p~erIebenen
peftoampfer erter &laHe:
.Hbein," y8ranbeuDurs,"
ayledar." .gaHel,"
.Wain," .8reslauS.
Die @gpbitipnstage finb, pts folst:
BON Baltimore;
pWiue9db," Mtttno9, 10. Sebrudr.
2 llbr Ra9mittass.
nGahel," Samltas, ben 27. 6sbruar,
2 ll6r Na4mittags.
vHhetn," SamItae, Der 5. MGrs, 2
u6r Na9mittaes.
s8reslau," Mtttiuo6, ben Is. MGr5,
2 u6r Na1mittd9s.
~Gbemntb." Mittipo9, ben %. Mdrs,
2 ubr Nahmittaes.
~Ganet" Mittpod, ben 6. g(pril, 2
llbr Na6mittaas.
3psiis Rafht, sgaHasss1rsts:
BON saitimoy, nab ert,n.nn ss...l 90
WoA BVsmsa uah Observation-Disclosures 4, 90
5fnnbprtissei nets Bon Baltimore:
sD.sn s:as: uHo GaHass tUsnos man ta an hi,
@snsralaageGttn
q. Gnuma1er &c &c.,
&c o. eaos@ap.e.r as.
eetr
@opdro Blaine,
Cfiit bs sSenti6su gorreiponSent.ns.
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3u perfaue n: gl6t neue speiz
ifSdise mceerne 3ieseIlfetn = 6duler. @b.
sugsfanalsS erbineun9 - 6urnace tiefe
Observation-Disclosures abiJebarsr @runos
gins. Sircan an DIT unb StsIe, Nr.
140S, g8st z Saratosntraee. GbsAfaas
Or. 7l2, 0eit' GrOeitroee, 3 Hodges Cd
taus, biaia nit posr cbne @runb,ins.
NaAmfra9en in pti9er Nprelle. llniteo
Steal Gltate Gempa9nie, Or. 1l0S, &efs
SaratogasS trabe. (45)
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Baltimore 9ampi= Yadet 80.
Cutie mne supeti6f5se Bai.eints.J
Itt Nsr Gftaffux 3lna h<faro.th

Ssmpiu ilbrtn tdSlia. eonntaas au-sosusmm,r
bon -SapfeIns@girs, O-l3 Qabtsetrabs, ga
NOsnos, eirsft nab On 4aigt 6omiort, 4asisl,
pertsmoutb unD au.h guaft,n hs Sdpens. gtfs
bineans in Oh 9oiat 9aaiett mil G. 4 O.. 6ts
~ieHeabn' nab #tbntorb, gtrbinoaus in psttss
mouth nit BEN .stahnasn air- Qiuss {oiicta ana
BON 9ottsmeuib nab At.auta. in Nsriofi 9ets
~biHouna nit Der a~siilantie Scat atns. 9oriolt
'nno Carolina, Norio!f uuo iaolt&, Rorfoff unb
lost!i6 ulo sOIo Dominion aiats mad Rsmssrn
uno, 0hibinsten, &.s9.
IsobtFitsn raa ,atOgdfFhem utan.. enrur Die
Raiaienlimmtr, t.tityii4t 9seahtrns. &aapi0fis
,nas. Noitn irtt. s~isiersirtt Roihfsa5i mpsr i'm
Satt4eitrtau Der s@ppsgiat.., n, lMa.. .OfsgaIti,
lnortseirabs, 1elrp6Ous 6. & q. 81. gaui 1875;
ytaspiane.- eonstfnao As, albaasb,s, Ii gorss
ebarlestStEabt. mp gtuau PEE .Sea6oass gr
s,ne,A eaRtiuietal Srnit ess a~ssiGsias
SoDn X. Absrtcooe. e, Srpou,
g.s9tlt u sGsIiahuger. Gsn. sJasiusierzaasnt
tSei1I
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antra Mnne's Giieubabusgo.

G95tptar train aratt5 Ist lsa
Safpisr peftahtH gttr @r 10 an qiabt.eigsS,
tslit aas9sRsmEtl SsaHTaes) Inn 4 libr stsbs
nIitfaas uaa tepe 9piHi, 9futs5s(ans, Gu,,rs.
toipn. &fntrtoiae, StHtur, GrstuipeoS. gutnnnir
nsuss Glo 3lpiiatu. 2 Il tiersn. """t"'
Rar 1ipsiaas I'M 7l5 Moratas. uas n,n..
8ipiftfasStsiieaen. INV
9SzN9e santpfsr Sanifaa Qadmita,
"a esini ttst pisiia aa& eaItimsr, pat
grs we an msasassss. S;Hiu.
ea,sfsf&eafaeEsaisil &%sEY#4Hr"
tlaai27r TT TY
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Sn b%erfauien,

midi Su permt
Ocppeltes 2n9erbaus, ptrr Stpdperfe, Nr.
S72 uno 874, 8arfs Ipe, purdsebenp
bis Scwarcfra6t. Ndberes bet Sc6n 9.
Silbesranot, pS9e g9ric," ginsans ron
WarplanbsA psnue.
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MarBlaus & GenuiplbaniazGi!e
babnsGnmpnamie.

3aJs utridNsn Hosib ~tdceaags uro Oaf.strab.s
Stl.ieutn an Wo1tEtassH gi1 geissy go, a.9O
ysprin., $40 AS, 600 YhsRos. RAD Gelta 1.30
Yorns. 3.3i, AS EIaH.
Rlh 1aEf 70 N9gHfs $50 RabH. seuuta,.
tad 1tits 80 gegEl., 4Vl Rhtut.
EeEHiass Hat sstdts 3D. go gssfss. 100
AS -4aast, 900 Has absnte
9; H. 6tiss esatsatse aHasitrsgasnI !,
.SRssi-i
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8erldns: Gin beutl6es MGbGen ais
Ssaftfrttt flr Sipei 8naben, nm auf'S 9dnb
Sa 9fpeii. Ndf5ufrageu Spifden 10 unb 2
aer am Wpntaa, la b. Dr., In Hr. 800,
Detpptntrdbe, Gfe gutatp Slaee, 44,5)
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Die Natipnal
Gr0auge 8anf
pon0pHimpre
517-525 98efs8 Baltimore StraBe.

OAso-o ttuRe
@s frtut uns, befannt MAIDEN su
Bnnen, oae uniere @ewDlbe, welde
Saarselb. Sefaritaten. Bidder uno Yas
pierre Der 8anf entbielten, 9eSfnet,
ceren Snbalt in lnbelddpietem 3ufanb
befunbe n unp e%ntfernt rporpen 1T.
Oas 0eihaft 1T jsBt in alien De-
partements aufsencmmen pOrcen. Oa
mir bic 8anfsimmer inne baben, wslde
fiirSli6 psn Der ,.GiH Gruf ano Yanfs
ing Co." perlafeu wurcen, 10 fInp
uniere 6aeilitatsn seniisenp unp bequem
fir bic Seoienuns aler unierer 8anpen
uno Gcrrefppnoenten. (45-6)
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GamOsus Station, 800, 800 Norm., li2.05 Mit,
TAGS. !t4s, lad @aaa-, 800 abtnos.
NeylaheR Gaa,otnss tatiou uab 6rtoerid, l795.
1000 @orm.. S.l5 BORN, I25, 1870 uno '5.35
Nahmtt+aas.
SaStrstolpu, 800 @orm, Ms, 1870 Ga8m.
Gaeotts6itp unD DIT aUD, 2oeal, !7a3j, 9l5
Borm.. !f.25, 1870, *5.35, 900, 'll.3j Nbtuns.
Curtis 9au, 625 Germittads.
9rrau. mt. Ropul.S tation. '256 Eabm. Cams
h,r- 9 10 INN q 90 MnhIhittnns.
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@efu6t: Gin tiidtiser Sarme
init camille. Der @iuens cine Der be
fen Carmen auf antbeil ;u bewirtb
ida fien. pferpefutter aderaerdtbe tper
ben auf @unf6 seliefert. Nu6 finpe
Elm p%erbeiratbeter damn ais Sarm
arteiter Sciddstisuns. slpreIfre g.
3. pabt Seonarptown, $40.
41-6)
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Der 0otiesbieuft

Der finfteu Ct. pauls- @smeinbe, Yaltor
Sadmann, piro am Scnntaa Mcrsen I'M
balb elf utr in Der Srinitp. Stride an Der
Siiopeit.g Ode bon YrattRrabs u. broadway,
ltatifinoen.
G3-)
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8erldn9t: Gin iun9er teutlder
Wdnn, Inn auf elmer Sarn 3u arbetten.
NahSufrasen bel Or. Spranfttn. Nr.
1919, 6drfprbs9 tpenue. Q4,6,S)
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Ssrlanst: Cine GatinetmaGer Scbel=
bant. &lammern nno 0ertseuee. abreiltre:
Weeaobin II. NfcGlree, Ode 5eaioap. unb
6iIenfrabe. (45,6)
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Berlan9t: MabGen, unssidbr Is
bio 10 Sabre alt. Rad3ufrassn in Nr.1925
9arlems Apenne. (46-47
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Nitun nnb Siftmtrtfani
)nufk Aka0emie.
Spesieue SerfGnbismn9.
Ssnsfis : gOr1s!lnns .tiir bic Snr5
oas Sener 0eidabigten.

Nircn unp zimmerman, Gisentbiie
mer. uno W. s. ~esbmaYer. Manuser
Der Wuiits afa6emie, unp Grant 6. PER-
ley, Manaser fir 3oueFt Siuiarb, rpere
ben bic %seiammten @tnuabmen Der
IbencporffetIungen pam Wontas unD
Dienitas fir cen Bsiitanp Der NOtbe
rirftisen piemen.
8esinneno Wontas abenD.-Watis
neen MittwUb uno Samitas. = Yppu>
ldre Watiuef Mittwrh! Better SiB
$1.00. "a
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2m b%erfaufeM:

Gin 6aus, 3.RHdia, in crRer 8laIe 3u.
fanO, swil6en @aY, unb 6clibap.S trGte,
an on . S0ratcanlrdBe. Got 30 bel 200.
&6t &duler i'm 6tntergrunbe. grets
$1,000. @runbSinsfret. Ndteres bet
i. q. 8tenemunb b, Nr. 1858, 9Bets
g~erinatonfraBe. 44-6
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o8upal Slue. "9inie
nah Gbitao etp1sa uns yfc,ossiprt.

Ohpdrts. gtrt. Gamosu. Bert ut. aopa.
ebiaipaegoR ...... 5ialib aG y. 80 y.
salaf. IT,. 5ptis.. 2aQl3 755 Y. VI 500 DC
-Suiists4GSipr, als9tn. %, anS 92l SG
9arlOr, SiHtr, dusasa. 50. 1870 U. " 10. "a ..
Tatlort Siurr, ....1aati6 LIS u. u 10 y.
.HopaI 9imit.o.s nus 4uim1ns3ua.
9uffetsS uot;r, Narlsr. Cbitrpltions, 1t. epsif,.
gDdaaoHs -..,..,. SGattb $40 u. . 353 y.
garlorear, 9biL aus1. 81, 4G y. 500 r.. 6
9urior, 5in;i.... 9daIio. SEQ Y: 60. u
9uadss Bbtia..... Sagiib 90 u. 9.0
64liip .,...... Sdi!ia $3.50 u. i2.4 u 6.
esiai: SdlaiDoaQaa na5 Rtpsgort trfiJ INN
g,braub IN mi. 6oeals Station uM le.00 Nbtnos.
q, nab atiaatis'GiiA ssOAsutdsU 9, ua& at'
Nnt 8aa. baItta III @imiaston. 6, bait ia
Gbtitet.
Bert ,GamOsn. 8trf. MT RosaL.
Nbtll. ALTON. 1893. 1aGlia sos 0. 800.
Sbiia. erprts ..""Gass. 90. 2s01 2Sa.
YBtia. Gtprek .....-eHsa. 50. Abs U. 500 y.
@bereteA NtfeN. aasg So. SIS u SO r..
t3btla. NttoiH f...,.. mar So. 6.l9H G15 Y.
8i1ttsGHtfarr: IorbRei.sGft GalDsrt uHb FaIs
tinsrsitr ar SIG efoaswae, Tst. aupats s,atisu
shtr 6amotusStdtiou, SO
5. y, Martin. mat. paa. Traffic.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
Der Deltsche Correspondent

Sonntag, den IA. Februar 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
Artbnr VI. Mobisn,
IL Wflt, Gsntre. Struse.

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UNITED WORKMEN
Notes and Gossip Fror, Various W.
riSdictinus.

The Pennsylvania Workman says
that many members who allowed
themselves to be suspended GA The
first impulse eff the moment after Tie
new plans had been adopted are com
ing back
There is membership III good
Standing in Minnosnta OF 81 o02 a net
eaiH of ,5t;2 during the pasl year
California is Offering fifteen differ
ont prizes for hustlns work. the i;yr-
gest he.n@ 500 and the smallest 81.
The illinois jurisdiction bt@ dis
hUr~ai S9.437 .oo0 to widows and or
phafS of deceased members
In NjHnosota the Degree of Honor
hats l.5...-,0 members.
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There is AN organization i'll Toledo.
@. of boys under eighteen years of
age known as the Junior Modern Wood
men Of America. They have organized
themselves into a drill battalion, With
uniforms, axes, etc
Governor John F. Hill of Maine was
recently initiated in Augusta camp.
The remarkably low death rate of
the Modern Woodmen of America
speaks volumes for the care exercised
III selecting members
At q class initiation in Indianapolis
recently 80 candidates received tn"
degrees.
The Modern Woodman says the sgr
est Way to increase the membership is
By employing n good deputy, ono who
mas been trained and knows his brsi-
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Massachusetts councils have done
excellent work since the first of the
year and now have nearly 24.o00 mem
berS
During the first three months Of i9oi
there were 2.5o7 new members admit
-, II the order i'll the New York. juris
dIr'.oa
The Now Jersey jurisdiction Initiated
ntarly soc nov momocrS IN January.
February aud March and now h#t> =
membership Of over 1000
The Tennessee Jurisdiction IS stead
liz growing There are fortytn4 Eny.
Il, Areauua councils in the stat With
't.1UG members
e,aits made hy t1aa couheiis = eh.o
>.aea in. t;rSt Of the veaf ha1l. ju
o2raSad ~, membership q tHa iaias
u.cttou - .10n IiIera are. l5u active
councils IN the Huehele STAT.
Reports presented ~ the reeee.
sion nj eho 41@tnd rouuc. Of N"w
She" q memaefSh il Che F.l.s -
of 71.53>. r et1aeaa e.afe nasn tte
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grand lodge. It has Jurisdiction oveH
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Tempiara who have set aside 10 cents a
day as fund for their trip to the tri-
cnniaI IN September. Nj the members
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Pythian temple In Washington,
which. when completed, will be one CT
the finest buildings of its kind In the
country 1t will occupy prominent
site in the city on Ninth street north
west between Massachusetts avenue
and |. street, and Will be handsomely
furnished throughout and lighted hy
electricity. The temple will be t"hr
stories in height, and the front facade
viii br Of l'ompciian brick and st"'l"
In Italian renaissance design. Spacious
.Dd2o ruotH~ Hiil bc located on the STE
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