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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Staot Baltimore.
Sas 8cttcr.

Sir WorplanO uno ocn 9titritt
Columbia id0nc9 8cttcr mo moro
lide 8inbe.
Der b0ditc GbcrnlomctcrItuno mar
66 @roo nm 3 llbr Rodnitto0&,
Ger nieorigitc Recommendations
fuar 81 Broo INN > l1br WorgcnS.
Mittlcrer 9oromctcritnnO 1924.
Ser n%icoriaItc Recommendations
Der lebtcn 81 5tunoen in nahfolgen-
Den Stdoten mar mic foGgt: Gaitport
30. 3ortlotO 81, Bottom IS, IIbann
36, gtep = 0ort as, SurrtSburg as.
philadelphia 80, gtIontic Gitp As,
@oibirgton 10, Norfolf As, SottcroS
80, Charlotte so, g3iImington As,
GbarIeiton 81, Supaunab 56, Sad
ionuiQe 60, Supiter Y, Seen &eit y,
gltlonto 81, MontQomcrD 60, Nelu'
Orleans 81, 3ulcitine Ga, @olpcitcn
6S, Corpus Gbriiti 20, McmpbiS CT.
Cincinnati IS, @itt5burg Al, SStpego
30, Buffalo 80, Glcpclono 36, 9ctroit
SO, WarQucttc 26, Green Ban Sc.
Chicago 36, Gullltb %, ct. Youl 40,
St.9olti3 60. aanioS Gitp 5S, 0nlo-
Ia 46, Sltron 46, 9iSmord 30, @iI.
Iiiton q, Sabre 30, Scleno 80, So.t
Cafe Gitp 26, Gcnpcr 80, 9tortb4lot.
te so, Go0gc Gitp 80, Amorillo 46,
Cos NngcIcS A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
8enninas Mettrcnncn.

Sir Die Sriibiabrs : Gcnten oeS
D8oibington Sodep : Club" Dean.
iuooo Stotion, an 8ohentagen bonn
%. Ofor5 bis 10. 4pril, miro Elm
Spe5iol3ug nit Borlornaogons eiil.
geItelt. 46fabrt bonn Mon. gobt.
bot LAO Nadm. an oen Sagen Der
@ettretnen, Iiidfabrt nod oen Hen.
men. gillete, einidlieBlid Coupon
fiir Den eintritt, merben sur Hate
bon $3.50 perfalft nerben, giiltig
fiir Die Silt- ltno Hiiffabrt MIR aitf
Dem Spe5tal5nge ON Gage oes Ser
fallfs. O9.8t,3,5.7992,46.S,t0W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Nod 32.i i brigcr Che flaete
gcItern Mdrp 9ittner inn areisgerift
altf Sd)eioung bon Ibon 9ittner,
Ger Tie nidt MIR grouiom bebauoelt,
Ionoern olld I'M 9(pril 1893 perloiien
bnben ioll.
Neger aus Srontrci6 e II.
ael 0 d) t. - Soiepb 9ioire, eiu fobl-
idiuar5er Neaer, Ger oos Gltglilde
nit cinem enti6ieben fron5oiiiden
Iccent ipridt, lplirbe geItern I'M Sri.
minolgerid)t lpegen oes 0iebitoblS
elmer llbr bon Dem N~egerpoitor Sobn
s, Iuen oui lcds Monote mad Dem
8efdngtiB geianbt. ST befonnte Iidl
iduloig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Gin intereinnte Sail
SbontoS y. NoB. ell 10 Sabre otter
Woihinilt bon Sprocltie, N..O., miro
sur ;3eit in Der ipcltlid)en Eoli5eiltu-
ton oui oic Nnidulbiautg bin felt
qcboltcl1, cincn 9tlabcn inter bier
5ebn Snbrcn pcrloIlen 81 boben. OBJ
ifon 6rou Serene Nob olS 3eu9in in
Dem Sale oltitretcfl miro. mnBte
nod ben 0eieben GeS Stootes SEEN.
Dorf Der Saftbefebl nod) Der obi1en
6orm erlongt mcroen. Hob ioa iei.
ne 6onilic obne GrfI0rumg perIolicii
boben, ulb Die Goli5ei beS goll5elt
GonbeS iud)te nod ibnt, bis or bier
I'M .MorpI1noer llniperiitdtS Soipi-
tol," poiefblt CT luegcn zines 2eioeuS
oil eincrn 0cin bebonoelt puroe, emit
0edt par0.
a6 mad 6 It 0 II. - %.
teftip i. Captain Grinpbrcp. 3eteftipS
9roolep uno Burns, Yoli5ei . Gapi.
tan @itting, bic Sergeonten Gorp
uno S3ebner, unb Eoli5iit SopneS pom
noro6itliden 0iItrift, EoitomtS ; S1-
ipeftor Scooter utlb Der Gpli5ei.Gbef
Der Baltimore : Ohio 9obn" rel.
item geitern 9tbeno nod Ghorleiton,
&C, ob, Inn BORT ols 3eugen III
Dem Sale gegen Die bier nerbofteten
0cagnt1nncr oilfsutrcten. lucId,c Der
@eraubnng BON Hoitamtern IN Siie'
Carolina angeidulbigt Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
&ermaIter ioIl ernannt

Nermalter Toll ernannt
~ eroen. Iuf Introg bon @n.
s. Spcrbolt Iebte Hidter 9ennis i'm
&reiS g @erid)t 9tr. 2 einen Sermirt
ouf Den Is. 9lpril on bis 81 peldcm
Soge@riinoe o~ngegeben peroen mill
ieL iparltm Elm 8ertpolter fir Die
Queen MINES SerrD Ii. Equipment
So. nidt ernomnt ner0en iollte. Ger
8lGger, meldJer $4,000 @crtb Der Ob.
ligotionen %genonuter Gompagnie be.
iibt, bebollptet, oicielbe iei iniolpent.
Sic mltr0e in 1899 inter Ben @eieBen
bon @eit = 8irginien nit $t50,000
incorporirt ltno itellte AM 1. Sum-
1902 cine @Dpot9ef al Die Snternos
tionol Sruit So. Sur Si6erung BON
Obligotioncn inn 8etroge bon 1915.
600 aus. Die 9ortos lpltroen, iuic
Ole Sloge belo9t, bon Der Qlleen glts
mes Hailroao So. garantirt meld)e
Die Sampler uno on0ereS Gigent6um
Scr Equipment So. pad)tete mo Die
3inlen 6e5oblte, bis tic ielbit bet
SGn0en bon Gcrmoltern il6eraeben
tultroe. Seit0em bot bic Gompognie
fcinen 8ebroud fir Die 8ompier
mebr gebobt. Die @ut6oben Der
Equipment So. beItcbcn. 10 logt sic
alnge, aus Den orei Gonpfern mo
etlid)cn Collars IN Der &oIic. Die
Standardization bcItcbcn 1t. u. aus
elmer Shulo bon $4,000 an Die Bal
timore 0rp Tod So, bic oltrh $4,000
pertb III BONDS gciidert lit. Obgleid
Die 3omtpfcr gum Gerfouf ollSgebo-
ten mor0en iit0, bot sic Gompagnie
feline o%nnebmbore Sffette erboltcn;
ic iinb ollBer 9cnutlng mo oerlle'
rem t0gli6 an @ertb. SIN SntereIie
offer 9ctbeiligten miro haber Der Nn-
troa 5itr G%rnennltng ponScrlpoltcrn
oeiteQt.
9onferott. z. Milbnrn
8rombIe, in 9Sirlno Z. &c. 9romblc
& 60, Gonicrpenfobrif III Gombrio.
&C, melbete qcItern i'm gunoesgeridDt
ieinen 9onferott nit $38,t05.27 Eols
lipo llno $t4,StS.96 aftino on.
Ger nSerofo" muB be5ob.
len. - Die @eidiporenen I'M Su-
periorgeriht iproden geItern Com.
6. 3u SOL einen Sdaoeneriab bon
500 gegen sic .Serolo Giibliibing
So" 5n. 81breno oes 5euers inn
Sebrllar b. S. perlongte Der .Ses
ralo" Elm 9iid) NIT aarten Der Stoot
Baltimore aus ocm 8iireau oes Srn.
Gu Sol, zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
agenter, Dos ibm crit flint Gage ipG.
ter ipicoer 5ltgeltellt pitrbe. Sr. On
Gol beboliptete, oob linn oo6urd eilt
Sdooen bon $1,000 entitonoelt lei,
fit pelden 9etrog er Die 3eitung
p%erflagte.
Stint Sabre I'D + 6. =
Charles Yeoon, ei1l Gteger, erbielt III
hemielben @eridlt finn Sabre 3iid)t-
bolis iuesen Ginbrndls i'll bas Saus
bon Charles Sauers, Nr. 4t6. 9ol-
IasitroBe, uno nes Giebitnbls eines
9toiirmeiiers aus oeinielben. SauerS
traf Den Neger aiif Der 5reppe, une
oIS cSibn fraate, mas or 90 su idof-
len b1tte, nerihdte Geoofl Dos HoIir.
nleIier oil linn 81 probiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
SdltfsfGrten pon nno nad| SentId)-
laMb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Stu.
lite bis 5um /. Mai $40 IL. $3.50;
naf Dem 1. Mni 500; BON Bremen
bis Baltimore bis 5um /. gugult
5000; pom 1. auguit bis gum l..
Nopember $3.50 1uto $62.50.
Mnnoretle 5u ~biuigerem 8reiic.
SGco. $. 9icner & ST., 3imnier Gr.
3, Ia Dit-s crinaton- Strabe. Welo.
wedDieI uno 0elolenounsen. (323-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Grofefior SoIlou0er ob
mad Borto Rico, - Nm 9orO
beS 0ompicrS DGorocoS" reiitc 0c-
itcrn Grofciior Sofob $. 9oaonoer
bon 3erp-Yorf nod Son SuonL 8ors
to Hico, ob. 8rofeiior Soam0er,
elmer Der IroieIioren all ser oSobnS
Sopfins' lniperiitGt, gebt ais ipe-
5ieIler Gommiii6r hieleS 2nnbeS nod
Santo 0ominqo, nm Yrdii0cnt Hoo-
fenelt @erift ST critotten iiber 6ic 81.
non3loge Der tleinen Gepubilf. 81
Gan Sllon miro 0roieiior &oQonoer
an 9or0 hcs 8unoeSfreu3rrS yGbots
%tonooga" iih begeben mo BON bent
ieIben nod Souto Domingo gebrod)t
lperben.
3ie9G6cr inn DC Gr5.- No6
Dem Neri6t OcS Supcrintenocuten
Der beiOcn oifcntlidcn 6%reibG0er
mitrben 0ieieIben I'M ocrfloIienenWto-
not BON 1926 NfGnncrn uno alto.
ben, 1903 6rolcn mo 0lGb6cn be
nitt, 5lliommcn 2t,425,
Ser No orbIGn0er 9Gdcr.
&crctn" biclt gcItcrn Gbcn0 in
Srr. 6. Gorid'S Satlc, Nr. Ais,
@eIt : 2eringtonItroBc, cine General
&eriommlung ob, in mcld)er Groii.
bent Conrad Scbcl Den &orIit iilbrtc
itno Sr. GuauIt &p9t oils Grotofoa.
fiibrer iun9irtc. Nod Ginbe5nblllnB
Der nierteIiGbrliden @citr0ac murOcn
Orei neuc Nitglicocr noracidIogcn.
9ic Gintobmen betrlt1cu $t90.9l Ii.
Die NllSQobCn $tS6,3S, Gin ans ocu
$50. Better Stmiot, &. @cBberg g.
Hppel, Otto 3ie9ler uno Gbu8. acrlcr
beltebcn0cS 8cpiiiouS 3 Gomitc mllr.
De crt0nltt.
@eib0f is 8erIe0ung.-
3ie aWterd1ontS Ii. WinerS' SronS.
p~ortotion Gompdqnie" bat ibrSoupt.
0iireau BON bclltc an bon Nr. 60t.
9tor6 > Gbarlesitrobe, nod ibrcm
nelen 9iireau , @eb0lloc an oerSiih
oit-Gde Der German. uno 2igbtsStr.
perlegt. Scood miro boS @illet-9ii.
reoll tenlporGr in 9tr. 327, @elt.9ol'
tinlorc.S troBe, perblcibcn. Nad) oeln
i. Moi miro 2ebtereS jc0od cbenfollS
nod Dem nellen @ebGuoe uerlegt.
Mi Dem 9ampe .Goted.
ion" geitorbcn. - Die Negerin
Sottic SbomaS, lpelde bier bel ibrer
SodIter emma Sones bon 9tr. 1925.
StodtonitroBe, mobnte, itorb geitern
Morgen nobe Sort Carroll ollf bela
3ompfer .GoredIon," mobrenb tic
iid auf Dem Seimmege BON Ebilooel.
pbio befonb. Coroner Or. Otto M,
Heinbarbt conItotirte Gin 2eberIeioen
oils 5o0esurIadle.
0uter Sans. - 9uloltepMo6'
Dor, ein Reger, ipeld)er aus bent
3ud)tbouie in @eorgetolpn. Gel, ert,
ipraltg, ipolelbIt er negen Moroes ei-
iien lebenslGngIihen 9ermin nbbii.
zen lollte murbe am Srei.
tag 4beno in ser Wobnung ieines
Sdiuoeers, Nr. 931 Grub Sill.
anenue, perbaitet unb aeitern Nad.
mittag ben geboroen bon Ielanare
iiberfpieier. Maooor entfprong I'M
Gcptember nils Dem 3udt6auie un6
fubr felt ici1er 3eit sur Gee, bis er
fiir5Iid nad) Baltimore fam.
waiie saf aetit in's ssnstanb beisret G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

oar1tt nit Dem Vdll oeS Wtartt = @c'
6du0e3 iofort 6cgonnen tpcr0cn fam,
9aS Gbfommen ml1B Damn nit oell
Gigentbiimcrn genodt mcrOcn, nit
notwithstanding ocs untcrcn@eridtS.
bofe@ 5ufrieben 81 ieiu.
@cidcnf iir BEN 800"
&r. Senrp 9iiGop bat ser Sta0t
5ruei goll5 fIeiue Gbetlono Gonie3
SIM @ci6enf aemodt. @incS ocriel.
ben lit p%ouit6noig olt8geiuodien unO
bios 80 3oQ bod 0o8 anocre lit nod
t%leincr, a6cr nod nidt allSgclpodyien.
@r. 9iI6op foIfte sic 4onic8 I'M @c.
item. Sic iino I'M 6irid5mingcr elm
gcipcrrt.
Gin S6ritt BORN drt8.
Die topoQrop6iide &ermciiung$-
GommiIiion bei6loB geItcrn, ci1 Su.
formations : 9iireolt on5lllegen nad)
Dem Wflritcr ser Sto6t G%6ilooclp6io.
Scr GIon III, oie Stoot int Giitriftc
5ll t6eilcn, icoen 9iItrift ~cin5cIn 3t
ocrnciien uno cincn Nccoro bon ic.
0cn cin5clncn @r1tnoitiif nit 0cngto.
men Ser jepciligcn @ciiBer II. |. 10. SIT
6oIteu.
9ei @run0ItiifS . ltebertrogtngcn
foQcn Damn Die longpicrigen uno
foitipicligcn Eriifun9cn Der 9clib'
titcl fort un0 0oS Hlt6liflm fam filr
cinet nontincdcn getrog in biciem
9iircot oQc acmiiHihtcu Snformos
tioncn ii6cr irgeno Gin @run0itiif III
Scr Sta0t cr6olter. Sic Sodc miro
3mor foitipieliQ icin fir 0ie Stoot.
ober oo8 oQQemcinc Eublifim bat
nod6cr 0c1 gdlben.
Die 9cb3r0c bcIdloB ferncr, cine
&croronumg i'm Stootrotb Cinrcifell
an (oiicll, lpcldJc beitinmcn miro,
OoB 2ollomciier cincn HccorO ibrcr
GcrmcIilngcn in Baltimore I'M Sn=
formations . 8iircau Scr Topographic.
id)cn &erucIiunG Gintcrlc9cn mitIicn.
@ic0er in Or0nung.
Ole Mfoidinerie fir bic 0rebbrilft
i'll Der lonQen 2igbtItraBen = 8riido
lit micoer III Oronltng uno Duroa
Qeitcrn in 8etricb gciebt. &or me6r
rercn @odlen branntc oo8 Moid)inen.
bans scr Bride nieocr, uno felt scr
,3eit mlBte sic 9rebbriidc nit Der
Sono monipulirt ner0cn.
6eueriihcre S6uIen.
Gic 9oltgcIcbe Re%biiions : Gom.
miiiion miro nod) Den 8ortcn Oes
WoporS in ser Gu6rif obIolut feuer.
letter 9oltten oitd S6ulen eini6lie.
BEN, unb beSbolb miro morgen bonn
Sfulbeboroe : Gomite fir Irditeften
gemeini6oftIid nit Dem Wopor oie
Notbiamfeit III g%ripQgung ge3ogen
ner0en, oic 0itlide 6obere Sodter=
fir ine(dle Ser Gontroft bercitS
bergeben lit, plrf uno o1trd) feucrs
1iher 5lt bollcr. Die W1e6rouSgobcE
miiroen $4,000 betrogen. Scr Con,
troftprei8 lit $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
8eloIcnSnmscn mad 9entidtanS nnS
Ccitrcid

5t "a Gents pro Morf unb 20H
Gents pro &roue. 8orto ertro.
8ed(Iel auSgeitelt olif oae SbeiIe
Der 8elt. 9iQige S6iffsfarten bon
mo nod 8euti6lanb. S6eo. $.
9tener & 60, ia Oit.2ering.
ton-Str. 3immcr Rr. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Spesialtag. = eombun Stnbip,
uGd,iten Tienifaa.

3 elegonte Cabinets botograpbien
irgei,b elmer grt fir 30e., 6 fir SOC.
ober 90e. fir ein ean5es Gneeno.
Nnr nadlitrn 9ienitas. 2OnSom Stu.
biz, Or. liz, Welt lrrington : Str.
f921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

SIN perfloiienen Monat Itorben
959 BerIonen in Baltimore, gegen
1915 I'M WGr5 oes SobreS 1901, 9O2
III 1903 unO $40 in 1902. Bon oen
8eItorbenen iparen 3S5 m1nnlidle
@ciBe urtO 1858 meiblifc 8eiBe, 1902
mannli6e 9tegcr uilo tt0 neiblite
Nteger; 239 Der @eItorbenen iporen
ainOer inter flint Sobren. alS &c.
boren iuurOen 1923 meiBe ainocr
mGnnliden uno 2S5 tpeiblifen Sc.
l6ledts uuo 81 Negerfinoer mann.
li6en uno SO neiblihen @ei6ledts
ongemeIoet. Die bollptiGdlidIten
3oOeSuria6en ipuren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

OMEN GeIIn re itorben. -
6r. Omen GeGp, ein II Sabre otter
Srl0noer rno Safer oeS 8oli5iitcn
Sobn 6. aelp bonn mittleren 81.
Itrift, ltorb QcItern in Der @obnmng
oieie8 SobneS, 9tr. 1917, Milcoritr.
Sr. &ellp mclhCr Dor 81 Sobrcn nod
Baltimore fam, betrieb in friiberen
So6ren elm oll9QcoebnteS Sllbriuerf.
@eI60it mo ci0nctc cine Neibe bon
SGulern no lett 0aS neite 3ltdtbouS
Itebt. Sein Mobile lit bon Dem Gr.
bauer Scr Nnitolt om Soupteingongc
on Scr 6orrCititroBc IN 8ronit cihgc.
bnltcn luor0cn. @r. &ellp bintcrldbt
bier S0bnc mo 5mci Sof)ter. Gr
ltorb oil Der &unqcnent5iinound.
&Ietnc II II allie. Gincn
ooppcltcn 9rld Der linfcn Sd)ltlt2r
erlitt gcItcrn Der Is Sabre nltc GbuS.
Spier, cin @Dpicr BON Nr. t4t0,Sor.
foro Nocnuc, bel cincm Stur6 bon
cincm @eriiit int Der nellen Notionol.
Grd)nngc @ont. Gr fono Iufnobms
im oStoOt = @oipitol."
- Golporo Bennett, 30 Sabre olt,
in Nr. 1888, @cItItroBe, mobnboft,
mitr6c qcitcrn at Der Sborpitrobe
bci'n Seocn bon itGotiiden SubpopS
inter elmer C~inltiir5elben Sanobonf
begro6en. Gr lpltroe an ocn Sdul.
tern unb on Scr 9rrtIt perlcbt nno
nod Dem nStnot Soipitol" gebroht.
Gin d) mor5cr nDon6p." -
Gin Ne9er, NonncnS 9cnrp Sbomu&,
luelder mic cin .Gonop" geflcloct
inar, cinen ieinrn Yononla : Sitt u1o
eirten 9%iontnntring gum Wertbc bon
5000 tritg, Ocn CT fir 50 51l oerpfon.
Den pcrIltd)te, mllr0e g%eitern pom9fltns
oe-S ergeontcn Strott perboftet unS
iist ieBt I'M mittleren StotionsbouIc
ais angebliher Gieb oes Hinges User
Der pern1utblid)e Gigentbiimer lit.
luciB Die Goli5ei aber nod tlid)t. Gr
lagte, CT bo6c oltf elmer Flolttage III
&ir9inien geluobnt unb fiir5lid) cittt
Heile nad 2onoon geniuht.
&iel 2Grm nm &c d IS, -
Sn Der neitlid)cn Ypli5elitotlot tolO
geitern Ibeno Gin Snalelt iiber Den
Zoo bon Sron Worp MtcSoltgbIil
itott, lueld)e, mic geltern I'M oSett.
iden Gorrciponoenten" beridtet, orl
6reitoa inter 10 mpiterioieit unlltan'
Den in Dem aoItbonie Nr. Goa, @elt'
SoratogoitroBe, itorb. Gte Snrr
gob ein Geroift ob, ueld)es oobir
loutete, oaB Die 6rau oil Woierntd)i
itarb, un0 bomit miro olleil 8erild)
ten iiber einen mlitbma6Iifen Moro
ooer S%elbitmoro ein efoe b%ereitet.
Der @ottc scr tooten 6raii bot I'D
bis acitern sbcno nod nidt leben
loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Eaff Snf aeiie in's ssHstaHb beior0t 6.
blaine. Hr. Ill. ct. waHtetake.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
"Help 7 he Girl That's Down.

Recently girl passed ihr ugh here solicit.
ing money TO assist her in securing bust
ness education at some commercial college.
She was rather Prepossessing and lady like
and SAID her home was at East Lynne
Wayne county, this state She claimed TO
be crippled and was distributing pink slips
OF paper with a horseshoe printed on il for
good-luck aud the text Good Luck 10 the
purchaser Of this poem" Then followed
four verses of poetry entitled "Help The
Girl That's Down. Here il is:
Whatever your lot, OF wherever cast,
Let fortune smile or frown;
To the right my friend, be true to the last.
And help the cripple girl that's down.
Never shun a cup pie girl in need,
Though her clothes with age be worn;
Let the principle rule you rather than gold,
And help the cripple glr that's down.
a syeophanrs smile is but little worth,
More worthless still is his frown;
But manhood true is the salt of the earth.
For it helps the cripple girl that's down.
] view with contempt the favored few,
The so-called elite Of the town;
But honor the breast that is manly and true.
And that helps the cripple girl that's down
Very truly yours,
Miss Bessie r. WEST.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
How is This

We take it that the merchants Of Preston
have taken out their tobacco license aud We
desire to call attention to one Of the bad
features Of it, II a merchant takes out a
Federal license there is NO extra charge for
issuing the license II the tax is s. that is
all It cost the merchant. How about the
State license The State tax for selling
tobacco is $ and the clerk Of the court
charges soc for issuing the license making It
s. so. The clerk can make out one Of those
tax license in few minutes. Some will say
that a charge Of soc for issuing the license is
a small item. Probably it is, but IN the
aggregate it amounts To- hundreds Of dollars
To illustrate: suppose there are one thousand
merchants in Preston who have to take out
this tax TO sell tobacco. The clerk should
be able to iysue one thousand Of them in one
day. This would make the clerks fee for
the one day five hundred dollars Many of
our honest workingmen do not make five
hundred dollars a year. Now this FIVE
hundred dollars to the clerk is free of ex-
pense. How many farmers in Preston
county clear five hundred dollars year ? Is
there one farmer in Preston county who
clear $4,000 year, unless he is engaged
in speculation We doub; it.
Let us ask who pays the S so license tax
on tobacco2 Is it the merchant As a bust
ness man we should judge not. Who pays
It then1 II must be the consumer the man
who buys the tobacco. Aud the Republi-
cans tell us that the new tax laws were enact.
ed to help and benefit the poor man Do
you believe M
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
The Leonard Family Again.

Preston county genius and enterprise is
hard to down. Last year ElroY Leonard
OF near Lenox. brother to Ross Leonard
the well-known school teacher. bought a
saw'mill engine and boiler warranted to be
in good condition but after using il awhile
the boiler blew up and came very near kill.
ing some Of the employees. Leonard re-.
fused to pay full price for it alleging that
IL was defective when he bought IT, There
was law suit and Leonard had to pay for
the boiler so he went to work to make a
study OF the business aud perfected the
boilers for traction engines. so they would
not blow up if properly taken care of and
was last week granted patent on the
business. We hope Elroy will make for
tune and fame out OF the invention as he
is hard worker and deserves to succeed
Like his brother, the Professor, he has pa.
thence and perseverance. which will gen.
orally win i'm the end
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
an hNV'lalIE REPRODUCTION or
PAINTING
PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY
"Ihe Three Most Beautiful Roses >,
by Paul de LOngpre.

at the urgent solicitation of the Wuman's
Home Companion, Mr.. Paul de Longpre
who IS the greatest painter Of flowers i'm the
world, consented TO make painting of what
he considered ''rhe Three Mos, Beautiful
Roses, " and the painting is without doubt
one of the masterpieces Of this great artist.
This magnificent picture is reproduced i'm all
IT'S original grandeur on the cover Of the
Woman's Home Companion for Iuue
Although this cover is an accurate reproduc-
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yet The June number which has this ex-
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Mr.. Paul de Longpre Is Justly STYLED the
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Ills paintings are found 90 the most select
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DYING OLE FAMINE

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There Is
only one way to cure deafness. and that is
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caused by an inhamed condition OF the mu
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unless the inflammation can be taken out
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nine cases out OF ten are caused 10y Catarrh,
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
The Real Estate Man.

liJgu want results place your property
n mJ hands Tor sale. Have buyers from
,na tnd. ONO Pennsylvania and New York
Tor Geo ooo.oo worth Of Preston courty
farms Give fuIl detailed description. how
.and lays how many acres farm contains.
Dol" many Improved sire of dwelling. how
many rooms condition a. aU buIdInge.
ienre etc kind Of fruits and soil how
reg POI" Tar from church school and
ra..rDat. Lowest price. Tide must fs
eerieci WI. charge per cent ON 8ros.
nrtcs Of s1ooo o. and over sale BE- made.
% sale no charge ~ you want 20 buy led
me know YOUR wants. Can supply them
O.F HARDFqrY
RgWIesburg w W
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01
HUGE TASK

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TO perfect health. | recommend this great
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