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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

einem retnen 8u9e frDden reiber. -
SIT Der Stntenfled dber i9on otter unb
eingetrodnet, odnu mub mar bic Wlil6
burduf ldnger iteben lafsn uno bds
@erfabren mebrere Male pieosr6olen.
@eIbe 90 a Of c. I'm gelbe WGz
f9e peiBer als mittelIt bes Gbenoen
G6lorfaltes ber3uItelen, fei folgeuoes
einfu9e Ntittel empfoblen: bret Sbette
itdrfen Spiritus uno brei Sbeile gereis
nigten 2erpenttn0ls i9iittelt nan 3us
fammen tii6tig bur9 unb nimmt pon
bieier,M ii9ung 3tpei GbIDffel pon duf
ie etnen elmer oes 8lduipdifers poer
mtI1t tie unter Die Stdrfe. Vds
3rodneu Der Ddf9e fam Ddnn i'm
Greien ober auf benz 8ooen erfolgeu.
muir muB bic DGI9e auf benz 8ooeu
aeniigeu0es 2t4t erbalten, UNI fdon
peiB gu perbeu. Sm iibrigen oeru1t
bic 3prItorenoe Dirtung bes G6lortdl@
tes Oielfd9 Oaruuf ouB bic Ddi4e, bic
nit einem 3uIub OieIes Defenders BET
DG1derinnen beliebten Reintgun9ss
mittals gepdIden puroe, nidt rG d ges
mug uno aud ni9t IorgfGlttg genua
nit retnem DuFer nd4geipiilt tpirb.
pOer Der @bGOr mar gu tDrnig.
um Of par3eS 9Geter a +
gu rif4en, IOl man folsenbermds
Ben perfabren: Sn f4par5em Raffee
pber aud in 36ee tpirb etpds 0umni
orabicum auf9el0it, Der S9leier bters
nit 9on3 bur9gefeu4tet, bdnn glatt
ouf elm reines 2einGtu4 ausgebreia
tet, Elm 5~ipettes Iplbes boriiber 9eIegt.
Denn bann Der @9leier etfpa d69e=
trodnet, dber bod nod Elm pentg feu9t
lit, biieelt man i'm trdfttg. 5pii4eu
ben beiben e~rpGbnten Geinentii4erH
liegenb.
Starte@erii9e BON ben
SGnbcn 3u cnternen.' Denn
man nit Itartrie9enoen Stoffen, ME
A. 9. OeIen, Gebertbran Ii. +. 10. 5u
tbuu bat, 70 errei9t man obengendnns
ten 3ped, fpenn man bic SGnbe nit ges
mablenem Semi reinigt. 4u4 @erdtbz
f4aften aler 4rt, por5eudnbii4ien.
SornmeTer, 20ffel IL. (. no., tpel4e NIT
bieIen Itartrie9enoen Subitan3en in
g~eriibrung tumen, laIen ii4 uuf oiela
Weiie lei9t reinigen.
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@emeinnIkiges.

GIaf9en : 0erpadung. -
Man nimmt cine Sanb Ooa Strob,
S9ilf ooer 8inlen, I6neiOet es ettpos
grOber als bic Glai4e, binoet bos
I9tpa9e Gnbe oben nit BAIT, Strob
ober 8inIen 5uiammen, mdAt boS
Strob etc. unten duseindnoer, fhiebt
bic SldI9e nit benz Suls pcruus htns
elm unb binbet bic borro9enoen Gnben
beS Strobes a%uiummen.
Dem " us9Gagen RON
% II B b m m b beln por3us
beusen. Mdn reibe bieIelben nit
einem mGbis anssfeu9tetsn SsuIters
leoer trdftig db. Der uebslitanb piro
~iiberbaupt permieben, penn bic W0bs[
ale DOhe in bieier DeiIe sereinist
perben, bann lam Ii9 bos tpeeen UTE
polltommenen @ufpolierens setttpeiie
ausIdla9enoe Del ni9t nit Staub su
S6mubfleden bereinieen. Sur qoIis
tur empfieblt es iib auIsslOIten Shels
lad gu Derpenben, Der in ieber Drogsns
banolung 81 BADEN lit ; ! pfunb sus
ter S6eQod 1T nit / Otter Sptritus
einige Gage gut o~ertortt in einer5laide
iteben gu lofen, unb bann lit bic bette
poliertinttur fertig.
Sintenflede fan man aus
9eppihen entfernen, obne bos cine
Spur ouDon %auriidbleibt, Defenders
penn bic Sinte nod feu6t 1T, tpenn
non 3uerit ale Sinte, ioelde nod nift
in ben Stoff e%inseOrungen lit, nit
5liebpupier ooer 8aumpoatpotte pprs
fihtis aufIaust, bunn Elm fpenia Iibe
Wild auf ben Sintsnfled trDpfeln
ldBt unb oann nit sinem friiden Stiid
Watte aufiouet. Dies muB man 2
bis 3 nal. jeoesmul nit friI6sr Mil9
uno frii6er Datte pisberbolen, unb
Der Sled lpirb perfhipinoen. Shliebz
LID muB nan ben Sled nod, nit einem
reinen Seifenluo auspai9en unb nit
ss~~ ~sr[ .-
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Aujnf.
Cine Won0per : 9unbeaefdihte bon
@ulta @ hubert.

Sin 6etannter &riessartitel la,ttet:
Dem Soloaten Itebt na4 Mdbgobe Isis
ner SGbigteiten Der Neg gu ben bod
fen SteIIen often. 0ieie 8eitimmung
lit es, pel6er bic %befdbieten Singer
bes Mars ibr Qufriiden in Die boberen
Ste1en su berbonten baben. 2eiber
eiebt es feinen Gbnli4en &riegsartifel
fir pierfiibiee NiIitdrangsb0rise, benn
fonit bGtt. es unier 8ompasnisbunb
n@uiuit" ii9erli4 bis gum 8orpstoms
monbeur gsbro6t. Ob er freili6 cine
lanse Teibe beriifmter 4bnen bate,
babe i9 i'm 9~elpuBtiein Der QusIidtss
lofisfeit zines Iolden llnternebmens ME
5u e~roriinoen unternommen; aber be-
fonntli4 sebt es beim Wilitdr aud
ni6t na6 46nenqdIerie unb guten
@ettern, fonoern no9 8erbienft.
Nuiuit mar fsin Rdhebunb, bod
Iieb Iein aeuber.B gang Die berporrus
eenoen gi9enf6aftsn bermut6en, bic
bsriibmte Sefbberrn tets dus5ei4nen.
Wdbrenb ietn du9sr1etner EorperDdh,
irsbefonbere bic flrjsr trummen 8eis
ne, ibn auf ben eriten Bid IN bic Sippe
Der fdlouen 0adsl Derfpieien. f6ienen
RE aeipaltene Ruis uno bic tpeit bers
porffob.noen Gang3d9ns mebr an ben
mutbisen gunsn6eiber gu e%rinnern.
Sn einem quntte icbod ieBte sr ii4
iiber ale g~epobnbeitsn feiner Rollesen
fpeit bintpea. RdmIi4 i'm fonisli9sn
Dienif ober BEL beionoers feierli4en
4nIdHen Itredte CT bag re4te Dadelobr
tersengerabe mad porn aufpdrts, pdbs
renb er bas linfe in feiner oberen
SGIfte mad birten nmseitiilpt trus, 10
bab bic psibs O4Emal9sl oeutlid Der.
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gImftiOns slnseiacn.
SibHcD Gail,
Anmult uno Re6tsbeiitGnb,
407, ct. Raitl StruBe,
Baltimore, Yto.
gbminitratureu pes aiaauatar.gerinuis
hce

Ocs
mertbnplen urb miinidleusipertbcH
9ddIt' Bruuoeigcntbums
gr. sos, uerldngcrte 6aitcrn'Nuennc,
pigblnHotufur.
HrHit Der III etler 9ppotbet pom gicboin5
Iegges an Edtbun pebniul mo ghrubnlt Gehs
man Observation-Disclosures, IN 6irrlu Y. pebmuit
Il BRO, outtrt bonn is. September 1889, mo
in ben Spputbefens8egiter bon baltimore.
etc. eiuaetrugcit. lpelde an ben ieBt ocrttorbeneu
SrdnctS Gurpt am /. Mai 1891 iiberiragett mo
re6tmdBig iii Den hetuglen J~egifterl am 4.
Mai 1891 in 9iber 4. IL. G., Dir. t52. Solo
800 etc, ciugctrnpcn luuroc, eutbulteuen Boil
1ltadht INTO Iiiorit1t iueroet bic u|nter6cihuetet
Serlpalter ncs 9tn0lniies oee beln9ien .SrdIcis
Gprpu, NIIianaiur, an 9icnitnn, ben II. Mai
1904, Ganbmittngs 4 lbr, bus Idhtolaeilo be
fGriebeHe mo in Baltimore 9oliltp bcle9enc
@runoetgentbunt. Pr. 500, ucrlGugertc Gnitern'
eluenne, an Crt unn Steac aui offentlidcr glufs
tiofi 8uiI Beriauf Gisbietch:
N%e9inneno ut Der Sinfeiic Der @afiernz goe.
IN ctner @ntterrltna bon 60 6iB oltllb pom Der
oitli6cn settle Der i%iiuitcn StrdBe, lillo hnIliI
oitIih itb erftredelo, g%yei5cno an pic Snoieitc
Der beiaGteu Gufterua9lbrniie 60 6nB; bnnu
fiioIid. parallel nit Der heiugten ttlnttcn SirnBC,
100 SUB bis 81 etilrr 9de non dIloercnl Srlnos
cigeutbum. Sames Wldnoerion iilo Stlnetcr
Gcnter gcbnrig: oGHn ipciilid an bciuptem
@runoitiid entluug in ciHer parnueletl Clinic nit
%beiagter SntternsIoenne 60 5iB bis 6u elmer
ode oes an Snpoer ncrfduttcn @riltoitiidCs.
llnn odnn 1oroiucitli6. an beiuqiem @ruuoitiid
entlaug $50 5nB bis sum 9lufangspnufte.
9ebaut ut %naiielbe nit cinem qroBcn 5uci'
it1digcr 5iegelheinerneu NobnBnuic nit 5,ueis
it1dtgcrt 5iegettteinerrcu 1intcrgcb1uor, 5icnel.
itcineruem Stnll uno Sdllndtbnuic.
SaS aar6e @rlunftiid 1T eincm @runoSiHS
Ron ftetl5tg tSH0l Sutlars pru Subr, baIbidDr
Iid 5nblbar. unteripurier.
NertalttssS eotlignItgen: Elm Sriitel @uar. bcr
9telt III oetiutlgertel SuDluilacl bon ic iedS mo
nelfl Oionaten; r%eitireroe 3nbIuuesbetrugc lino
bonn Seriuuietuqe an 3inien untcrluprfcu mo
r1itteit sur 3ntrieoenitelluHg ocr gtuhluboeripals
Ter lid1er geitelli ieiu. Sin SepuIitunt BON 5000
miro 8ur @crfuufs6eit %pcrlanqt. vile l~lnloltct
tueroen bis sum EerInut5tn9e beri6tigt.
Sioncn 6nlL,
Sane GUIun,
8ctiuulier bC3 ltdhluiies bon SrdnCis GurUn,
Iiiiaratnr.
Ydttiluu & 8nBur,
t31.T-S) NuitlpndtDrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

1884 on nLeftefir -GoIiioriias II. Sbics
@etne. BeriumtmIunpelnfnI p@ermnnins
2oge 81; ruleert. NrD, .Gr. lint. .&erein
bon Stta&u!timore" Option 9oncI. 3, =.
8. s.; DtciulGrb. Linton 73". Suue du
bermteiben.
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Yerfe sn @feretern.

gGs 0u nod I9lummtrteit gar tief.
Ser !SuI' I9pn Our9 ben 9arten lieF.
Tim Ieinen Iiiben Oiterie9en
Dir in bas CRIME 9ras au Iegen.
2. ,"1.d
0ieIes 81 bier bimmelbldu
Son erfreu'n oes Suufes GrdI.
= 3. :
(@inem Qbiturienten.)
8eil 9u's @ramen gut gemd6t,
Sab i4 Dir oieies 81 9ebra9t.
4.
(.3u einem 81 nit sinem SdIen.l
DAP Dir's bsIonbre @bre iet,
Grl4ien i'd islblt I'M &onterfst. ]
\ 5. :
crit etrem SoI5ei.) q,
8ddfii6lein NIT lun9em 3opf
ariess bieS 81 ais Striimpfeitopt.
\ 6.
(Giner Rdolerin.)
glu Sell! 0er Sus Iteigt aud gu Rd6.
Wsil er iOpiel gu i4uffsn bat.
Z.
(Ginem 6orftmunn.)
Gin SGslein, bas eutrunn Der 9i4i'.
Sat 0tr sele9t oies Gi9en ftG.
(Girer 8rdut, 81 nit Imor.)
8ott Nmor Ielbit gibt ii4 Die Wtnbe.
gu sriiben DID in beiPger 6ruhe.
)Ginem srOBeren ainbe.)
@ldutIt Ol uu9 ni9t unentpegt,
DAB Der SaIe Gier legt,
Bia ib bod nid)t bOie iein
limb Did beute aud srfrsu'n. =
10. 4
Chit einem S6otolubensGi.)
Cab Did an mS9muus, benz Iibsnl
DIsrbGs6en ldBt Did sriben. !.
II. IL
Crit einsm porsenunsGt)
SGs6en 1T elm 6ortfhrtttsmann,
3egt iebt Gier BON por5eadn. i
~. s.
(W2it einsm Seifsnsgi.) n !
Dies 81 1T oner Gier Prsis:
IS nGi4t felbit MObrtntiHoer5 tustB.
10.
(@iner inn SauIe peilenbs sos
ten.)
Grobe Sitern! mimi
l~lnIrer aapsrebrten Ii
ID. &
4u9 Der @robpSpl 81
5eute mas bon ods u
Is 8
fir bic liebe 4
SIT Oiss &isisp A
Al Nv ]
(einem .lsinsn si
Timm, it bite, tg
0ieie8 81 bier 4. u
II.
(Ginsm fletnsn MqI =
aIeine Nidib, @li btf &c y
2ssIt oiss gi bier niht beifeif \
10. ~
(Gin.m Stuoenten.V AR
Sune.r Wann, 0u riimpfW bic Rat.
Spridt man Dir pom Sfterhaf;
9of odb er ni6t lerrer Wabn.
1 ,3sigt Dir oieiss 81 bier an.
10.
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Ninh. Nerner,s Meftnurnnt,

IbUN, V~uIIsSTtnBc,
finbe Der bftIifen Hol%i5eittntion. 0nrs
mer 9unfh BON ~ bis 2 llbr Gnhnittnes.
8iebner's uniiberirefflides Bier am
3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

Sl uerfanfeu:
5elgeiioe 8rlinoiiiide 5i umtebmburcr Qrcis
FEM: 49,
100 9Iod Sitsgi6oIt. ettdbc:
600 Giod gseit. 6drnbutssS irnbe:
300 SIod Siios9spooDen rs Strnte:
2t00 SIcd sSilfeiis speftue;
1900 BIod gseiis lsratt Sirnbe:
800 8iod Nabprasctrnbe:
200 ,@Iud 5irit Strabe, Canton:
900 8Iod Cot 99eft,S dratoons ctrate:
800 gIod 2entntonse trdbe;
foiuie cine 5urm bon 1859 Adern In Winnie ar1tns
nelsgountil.
oeI.Solnin. stdseres bel ". %. eombert,
d95,7 ,9.4f,3,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

8etreioct WIiibIc nit Intagc nubc Der Stubt:
ggobnbduS. aue Nebengebdmbe. 10 gdcr, Sblts
aurteH. ieines @emiifespuDo, Wdiiers tedte.
Observation-Disclosures Bargain fir $500; Ieibte
9cotngnteel. NdG5utrnpeit IN 1888 @aneh.
Strake, lnf 3 llbr giHdnliitnge. $3.50
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Vnraain fir Seitn boer OUT per5insIibe an.
pitaIs sInlnae. fleiues 3sFt1diees Sd @obubaus
nit 8 3imnern; $500 Vndr uno 1926 pro
Stenerr; an einer areliBitrnbc; fiopeItIidber
Gtobttbeil. Sblifel In Nr. 230. Ct. Eaul.Str
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Su ptrfdnieu:
Sfueiitodt9e S1iier init q Simmer ot ber
Strobe 5ptibeit BdIttmureS trobe uro 6nirs
9tefe 9duier babert bic ~itenefien 8erbeHeruns
gen, eenlenttrte 9eIcr uno S6fe, Mdrnors1 repz
pen; Yrets $3.50; @rufib5its 1927 bro Sabr.
Die StooesStrnbe 1T nit btirifi3irte1 8uditei.
men eepflaiiert: 9. 3. Gallagher, @auunier.
ne9nier, Nr; 2SOS, Hnirmonut.Mo enne. Die
SatrntourtsIoenlie'Gurs pebcrt an cer 3birc
porbei. U2s~1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

etne nene COTTAGE; County S%ieuern. Gas.
Die eiu5iee utberfdiifie in, Sroirgion, an gBooo.
lanosMbenue, pberbnlb baltimore. gbefiue (oie
%nttberen fino nsriduft); o 9imner. 9nb. Dor
r1fbsfnfiiner; nit eiren 8rlitoitiid bon 20 uner
% SUB SroHie; Sptintnge offcr; man nebnte
re 3reoerids SfoabisR negJts; 1lberbem nlebrere
Hanpldte. I'M eoiritp 81 berfauten. ,.lintteo
IDEAL eifate Co." Vt. 23O, 81. Yauls strahe.
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3Ot ct. ganfeirnks, Gilbert & Spbnlou.
Sefeet Dor iuegen Der gr1eteu ltiie bDn mint
9urit6oten 8um Bcpobren ODER ais 4upiiaI.
nhlnge. (~Miat3-Sunt3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

1924 OF gaItifnpresetrnb - 8lmmer an
Serrcu 8t bermictben. = 5cinffe @etrdnfe
unb Neine. Sab 0ietus Nrauerei sQier.
BerfnmmIuugSIufnl gSit.Gombnrofir. Sris
iieriu. guu' uno Geiboerein". 9bef.s2cI.
1924 y.
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Sn bcrfnuftn:
1900 BIpd, Noro. Vauions Cir, Sltieite, nnbe
Der ylDrib. Ipcine; d%fpeiitodin; Smell" s5runte:
Widr1iior Sefimfe. Druitdgei9 Serbtnouna mo-
BERT lethte Seoitaungeit. sIeeut bon 1 bis
4 llbr an Srt iin6 Stele.
Surfnn e. Sna,
U29-) UT. 314, Ct. gdulsStr.
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An p~,rinuien:

Bn bertaifcn:
Cine quite .Gortefponoeiten "sNpute. TaG3u.
fraeen In Wr. 501, WinlbtrtDs ctr. G06-)
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3u ~Oerfuufcn.
An pcrIauFeu:

3n berinufen:
Gin @roccries iino RrooiitorSs quoen, Der bette
in Der guhbarfdaft, iopie 9iearren. 1nbuf mo
GiaGreiten; IL bel so. yind15ufrneen in Or.
225f, ch'Gbaie'strnhe, Gde Raitrrion BART
Iuenue. U36@
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Che ete Gisrntpnm fdnfen
cher berfaufer. ipciiocn Gle fih All gbarfea N
sfdsr. Nr. 420. HorbsgdrsH.a tra9e.
(lpiif3, fgRt,)
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202l CAUTION WOenme,
Snuptaunriier oes .Seiiens0 1rmftiotcrs
g,ereins," p@nrfielo ; SIR. , Inherit 3 &ers
Gins" nGoInnbinsN iitr. %. 3. u.s9.."
Court Sort Wcoenrb, 8. Of "" @iebs
rer's Bier.
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3n p%sridhtcn
3n orrinnfcn:

9as @dbnus nit 9noeit. gr. 5O2. 9snrb.
edftIesStrabe. Got 10 bel 90 Sub; 6,ueiit6dige5
3tntereebdiioe iiber Die aor5e Got; wuroe lett
ben Iebtet 8 Sdbret ais Broceries, SoI5s, Qobs
lens ito gissSetniI'@efhdft benubt. giud)Su>
frneen In Sr. 1885, ch'3uhette'et raRe.
$3.50
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3. u. N~dcrmahn's Sale,
Norhoits@de @ollgbs mo G1rOlincsS trube.
Snuptllturticr oeS nNuUerrs lfdnler6ors".
N.sO.s@de @pugbs ulo Gdrolineitr. Yers
eiH~snerfnulmlung ieocn Spnteritag glbeno.
gfeue MitgIieoer niafommen. SorSiies
libes Bier oer acknowledgements i'm 8dpf.
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9ihnm Mupp,s Mrltnnrnnt.

1f04 9ior6lEe ntrals Nbenie.
Ser n9luropit Sutntcrlpdbrcnoe 81Is
berein BON Baltimore" oertummeIt it6
bier iebcn Wiontda. - @en, Brebm'S Bier
ant Supf, iln6 bciiif6cr gIrt brett bonn
Sob.
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Otto Mulcr's Gttnurant,
t44f NprosG entrulsMDe., Ode SIipersStr.
Sauptoiuriier Der Y94iIbeIm 3ea qpee
gir. 3, herb. 8. q. Of q" 8%eriunnIuts
Gen ieoen WIuntae gbenb. = Seinite Sc
trdiie. 8arrler 9unfh tieIih.
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gerIanst: SraHrn nnb @aOdcn.

9eTlahntt
@iie Sran ODER Wtioher in elmer fIeinen
Camille gum 9u6en lino fir bic nlgemeine
bauSnrbeit: muB quite GmpiebIunacn babeu, Sit
ertraeen bel ". 5rieie, Rr. 124-t26, pit'6orts
Aueune. $3.50
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1891. Tie dltsFe 1891.
IargIanb Gbattcl Conn TIOcintiuu.

y. VUIUIb YUICI
Rr. ,tt20 his 1922, Snrtfpros9lbemie.
Salptqiartier ocS yIbuIid 4W(dulterburs".
8aue utlb Sonmlerpnrtcn billie 6i ocrs
nietben. Suter Rfup fir slliiiernrbGteiI.
Seiniie Setrdrte. Srcis&ooI. e. & o.
Ielepbpn - MT. Serrun 3769 ".
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Werlatat.
Sine Srnu pber Wti66eit fir Die uuaemeinr
6diisarbcit In elmer ilcinen Suutilie. Radb3Is
frnaen In Sr. 800, 6ulipn'9iurnnc, Ode gan.
uaIs.Strnke. Q35-O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
An Old Base Ball Favorite.

The controversy regarding base bau at
Brown university led the Boston Herald
10 recall Monday the famous teams which
have represented that institution. and 10
point out such men as Woodcock. Dowd
sexton, Magil, Steere, Tenney. Weeks
as individual stars. The first four plaved
on the Old Bratueboro teams, and Wood
COCK, who was Brattlehoro's mainstav II,
the box two seasons, was the subject Of nm
extended article, with portrait in the Her
ana. Wooicock was one of the most brill
ltht payers who ever represented Brown
lie was possessed of a cool temperament
never lost his head under fire He was
master OF large assortment Of curves and
Shools, ana never seemed at a loss a
10 Whlch nan to pitch or to doubt his ahil-
NY 10 iool the hatsman. The Herald des-
cIlpeS ms success to a remarkable change
OF pace ana perfect control. He was at the
helEht OF his power in 1891, when he Mitch
ed IL games for Brown, winning 16 and
winding up the season by defeating Yale
on commencement day. In a game ~
Springfield he had 10 strike-outs against
trinity and his catcher had three foul put-
outs ana threw a man out at second
+ or Two seasons ut Brown. Bert o. Ware
OF brattleboro was 'Woodie's" catcher
After leaving college Woodcock PLAYED with
the Plttsburg National league club and for
several seasons with semi professional ap-
Sregatlons in Franklin, Attleboro ana
North Attleboro, Mass He has now va
urea trom the diamond, but lives i'm Ros-
ION, where he is engaged in the ins1lra moo
business, and he is one of the strongest
rooters' attending National and Ameril
can games impartially.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
WHY UNITE WITH CHURCH,
Some Of the Reasons Given BY Rev. Geo.
q. Lawson in His Series on Young Men
and the Church"

some OF the Reasons owen ~ Kew. Geo.
2. Lawson in His Series on Young Men
and the Church"
Eov. George T.. LAWSON Of the First
Baptist church preached Sunday evening
the third in Ibis series on "The Young Men
and the Church. the theme specially con-
sidored being "Why men should unite
with the church," There was "a good at
tendance and nearly one half of the COM
gregation We're men. lie began by giving
"a fcw statistics gathered from authorize
tive sources. showing that the young men
of the country comprise IS per cent. of the
total population and that SO per cent. of
all young men are members of Christian
churches. The ratio of women to men is
two TO one in the church membership Of
the country. The church is effect
ing only two thirds Of the industrial,
commercial, and political world. Young
men are more regular in their attend
lnce than older men. More young men are
members of Christian churches chan old
men. Most men who are church mem
bers united with the church when they
were young.
In discussing the nature Of the church
he said that it was not an end in itself,
bat n means, and the chief means of
realizing the kingdom Of God in the earth.
He spoke at length concerning the pre-
requisites of church membership from the
New Testament, lfN are not ceremonial
or creedal or of character. Men say they
are not good enough. The church is not
here for good men;it is not composed of
good men. Those who made up the
New Testament church We're in the pro-
cess of being saved. The church is not a
museum for the exhibition of specimens
of piety, but a garden where all persons
grow in all stages of development. Those
who formed the nucleus of the Christian
church We're diciples or learners. Tho
church is in error when it demands of men
any fixed type of experience, faith, char
acter or knowledge.
The first reason why men should unite
with the church is to signify their relation
to Christ and Christianity. If men are not
Christian ii is their duty i'm the interest
of their highest manhood to place them
selves whore Christian influence and the
spirit and teaching of Christ will effect
them The second reason is because of
the personal good thus received. The
church affords both inspiration and re-
straint Thirdly, men should unite with
the church because of the good they may
thus accomplish. The church needs men
to save her from her imperfections and to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
a Wonderful Savino

,,, ne largest Methodist church in Geor-
ga calculated to use over one hundred
sdllons or the usual kind of mixed naint
IN painting their church.
,,, Ihey used only so gallons of the Long
I'9n martinez Paint mixed with "a
gallons of linseed oil. Actual cost cost Of
Ion. Fi'-V per S"I-
saved over eighty (sSO.OO) dollars in
pa man, ana got a big donation beside.
EN ERf CHURCH will be given a lib
era quantity whenever they paint.
,raSiaS houses are well painted with four
hnseed oil mixed Herewith
Wears and covers like gold.
inese celebrated paints are sold by
H0nnlns y Cowles. Brattleboro; NJ G.
Williams, Putney, Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
WEST BRATTLEBoRo.

Mr. Fitzgerald is moving to Western
avenue. "0''e' Il
carroll and Roy Fisher are at home for
a few days vacation. 'oi
Emery Miller has moved from the vii
iage to Mrs. T. Crosier's farm.
walter Kenney has moved from This
part OF the town to Elliot street.
Mrs Lowell Barney who has been III
nearly two months, is stin in a critical
condition. O'i''c"l
waiter Underwood has secured worl,
ON the electric cars in IIolyoke. and viii
soon move his family there. ~
Miss Florence Clark, who has boo, ~
Hartford Conn, the past year, is now NJ
nome and expects to remain here some
time. 'N S"i'le
Mrs. J., NJ Keneston is in Tnton. n. II
,a Ior her sister, who has been i'll a
long time and who is now in a critical
condition. 0''''0"i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
ACKN0W LEDGE IT.
BrattIeboro Has to Bow to the lneVit-
able-Scores of Citizens Prove 1t

BrattIeboro Has to Bow to the lnevlt-
able-scores of Citizens Prove 1t
After the reader has read the public
statement of this representative citizen
of Brattleboro given below, he must
fairly, squarely and honestly come to
this conclusion: A remedy which cured
years ago, which has kept the party in
good health since, can be relied upon to
perform the same work under similar
circumstances. Read this;
E. w. Bingham, writes; when living
at No. Pleasant street, Brattleboro, in
the winter of 1897, l went to Geo e.
Greene's drug store and took a course
of treatment which absolutely proved
that the claims made for that prepara-
ton We're not exaggerated Since then
| have not had the slightest reason to
alter the opinions then expressed through
the newspapers. No one with kidneys
weak for years or annoyed with at
tacks of sharp pains in the small of the
back or trouble with the kidney secre-
tons need have the slightest hesitation
in using Doans Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents
per box. Foster ilburn CO., Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
Sold by George Z. Greene G9 Main
street, Brattleboro, VT.