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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

4 iii bic BON Scr Q 6 10 5.
ubt beimgeu d. tie SAINT
lie linO bis geItern 500 eingeeongen.
8rou 9bieS, melde lid) Der uualild.
lid)en ongenommen bat, ihreibt: o8u
meiner 6reuoe mo groBen @enug.
tbuung linb ouf meinen aufruf at
Die 9armber5igfeit I'M ~0euti6en
@orreiponoenten" niele @oben ciuge'
gnngen, ioeor BON Imerifanern.
@an5 ipc5iea Oonfe ib alien WtilbtbG-
tieen, Dab. obnc oen Nomcn Der lei
beuoen 6amilie 9enonnt 81 boben
Elm jeoer 8eber mid ebrte 0rrd) fem
Gertralen, inoem er @oben ianote
uno iold' ih6ne @orte in Ocn 9ries
fen. @S bat Mid bod begliidt, ons
rum inniaen Cant. Sd fonnte oell
Wamen ni6t nennen, oenn Ole unber-
iduIoete Nrmutb bari nidt bebonoelt
iueroen, ais mdre ibr auf Die @bre
obbonoen getommen inOem man ibr
@leno Der Seffentlihteit preisgi6t."
gilber Den bereits friiber bon 5rou
3bieS quittirten 8eitr1gen guthrie
Ite geitern nod iiber folgenoe 8aben:
Sr. s. @.SiIfen $40, bon 5iueiS 6pe.
itern 50, BON elmer Game in Nnna.
polls 81, bon 5rou g, Hottlof So uno
bon eiilen WitfiibIenoen in @eIt,
Baltimore So, ionic orei Dubenb fri
ife @ier unb Elm 0omenbut, ferner
So bon Srau @milie 9ouernIdmiot
ino ST bon 4. y. 3, 3uiommen 500.
Die Soffnung Der Srou SbieS, Elm
poleS Sunoert 81 befommen, bat lit
aIio nobeslt oeripirfliht.
Sn Bremen etorben. -
Sr. q. 8. @ilfenS bon Ser 8irma
@ilfens & Rouit erbielt geltern elm
aabeleramm SeS Snbalts, ooB ieiu
@ruoer, &r. Seinri6 8ilfenS, in
Bremen i'm Ilter bon 70 Sabren ans
Dem Seben geidieoen lei. Der Ser
blifene mar lan9e Sabre III 9olti-
more aniaiiig uno ~beionoers III @e'
id1ftSfreiien pobl befonnt. Der 0a.
bineeif)ieoene mar am 2. 9e5ember
1880 III Bremen geboren. ST fam IN
ieiner Suaeno nod Baltimore, no.
ielbit er bel Der 6irmo 8eroes, 9ul.
ling & @ebrbabu cine griinolifG
Musbiloung ais 4oufmlann erbielt
Sp1ter etoblirte er III @emeinidaii
NIT Srn. gomaro @eper Die Sirmc
8eper & MiltenS, Sobads ggppr,
teire uno &beoer, ipeIde lid balo Ell
men @eltruf eriparb. 8dbreno lei
nes Muientbolts IN Baltimore 5dbltI
Sr. Wilfens 81 Den prominenteItci
oeiitiden @eihdftslelten Der Stobt
uno er nabm Elm reyes Snterelie al
Den oertihen @obltb1tigfeits anltol
ten. Der 3ions.@ emeinoe uno Den
.@ermanio Club" geborte er ebelt
faus piele Sabre ols geid1steS Vtit
glieo all. anfangs Der ad)t5ise
Sabre 5oe lid Sr. @iIfenS bonn @e
ih1ft Snriid uno pobnte ieit Der Sci
in Bremen. Der 8erblihene binter
I1bt brei Sobnc. Sru. 6rieorid) s
Wilfens, Eroieiior Der beutid)eI
Gprafe in Nep.yorf, Srn. $. u. !
Milfens in Wep.Dorf, weld)er @e
td1ftsfiibrer Der DNelp-SS eriep 3inc
Co." lit, mo Srn. eowaro 8ilfen
III Bremen, ferner apei griioer III
0rei S~dypeitert. Gin gruoer, 81
81. 3. MiIfeng. 1T WitaIieo Der Be
faunten 5irma 8ilfenS & 4anfI
mabreno Die iibrigen @eidmiiter |
Bremen 1uoDneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
Sdiffsfarten ppm nnb nad 9entidJ
Lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen. aa.
iiite $42.5 0 uno $44.50, Spildenocd
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3wiihenoed (fiir auc
8aiiasiere) 5000. 5beo. $. 9iencr
G Go., 3immer Ger. 3, ia Dit
2erineton : Str. @elopeficI nho
0eloienouneen. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

Neuer mofratih c
elnb. = Die Oemofraten oes g,
II. nno 13. Tre5infts ser 90. 8aro
baben einen Club orgonilirt uno fol-
genoe 9eaimte eripablt: 8rGiibent
Sames 6. Silcott, l.. 8icelYr1iioent
6ranf @oIoinston, 2. @ice-Hrdiioent
Wnrtin IngeImier, prot. Sefretdr
William 6ice, 5inons : Sefretdr Gu
mael Sebt, Sd,abmeiiter @eorg s.
Glider uno Serseant-at-A rms gom.
9aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

WluDuI &lHlullllS ClUlell BtIlelll
cine 3uidrift bon Dem o8erein Der
bobmii6en Stellqr5obler" bon Noro.
oit.9oltimore, ipeld)er om II. 0e5eni.
Der Oorigen Sobres gegriinoet muroe.
Sn Der 3lIi6rift miro Dem Mopor Die
Witbiilfe oes &ercinS in allen tort
i6rittli6en 9%eitrebun9cn 5lIm Better
Der Stoot 5lgeiibert.
Ser ein5ige IuSmeg.
Ger oSiiooit : Baltimore = @eri60-
nerllngS .8erein" i6rieb Dem Mapor
geltern, eS lei not6menoig, an Der Gde
bon SuOion- mo Hobinion.S traBe
cine StraBenlompe 81 crri6ten, bort
itebe cine groBe Stride, Die $4,000
g~efoitet, eS lei ober Itodfiniter in Der
Nodborihoit itnO Der Wtorolt in ben
StroBen iei fuodelticf. Der Mnpor
|antnprtete Dem 8crein prompt, tic
ioqten Die G|igentbiimer Der StroBe
peronloiien, Oieielbe an Die Stoot 5lt
iibertrogcn, bonn miir0en ite nlld)
Strobenbelelldtlng er6alten.
3otbbouS g ott5cn.
@ebGuoe Snipcftor Ereiton bat
Sberit Charles 3. Wodlin bonn 4,
WtorplGnoer Wili5 4afegiment beno6s
rihti9t, bob Die @affen6olc oeS Hes
gimentS nit beiicren IllSgGngen Der
ieben iperoen miiBte.
Stoot Sngcnieur g. Z. SenooQ
miro nllf Nnrotben pes Stoot.Erofu,
rotorS 9rilce oQe @iienbobnsG ompog-
MEN, melde @elciie III Baltimore bo.
ben, bcnohrihtigen, bob lie al ibren
! Souptgelciien Gntlang 9orrieren an
ocn StroBen- llcbcrgGngen erri6ter
miiiien.
Die Mniicrbcb6roe 6enodridtigtc
Den StaotYroturator Bruce aeltern,
Dab Die @aIier-G bon 8alti-
more.G orntp OaS Ingebot BON $780,
600 fir ibre @olierrobren mo @e-
re6tinme I'M meitliben Stoottbeil
ailsgeiflogen babe. @r iibergob ole
Ingeleaenbeit Dem Siilfs-Stoot8ro-
furator Yoe, nm oie Sdiebsri6ter
Bernard Garter uno 8. 9. Sinlcp 81
elmer Sibung ein5llbernfen.
Stabt.Erofurotor 9rlice iagte gez
tern, Die $4,000, melde aif 9efiir.
luortuttg oeS Counties fir Die &erbel.
ierlng Der @oiiermerfe fir Die Ser,
meIiung Der @olierifeioe bes Gun.
poluoer- 6luiieS %erforoerlid) limo, ans
Der @aliers Inleibe genommen meroer
fonnteL ooS @elo aber crit in Der
9iioget-g erorOnmng fir 1906 pcrlpil.
ligt merocn miiBte.
Gin StootrotbS-gomite BON Gbel.
1ea, WoIi., beltebeno aus ben Stoot,
1 rGtben @m. 90. Hobinion. Slitin =.
Bartlett rno Sbomos 3. Sriscoq
oemS tootrotbs -Glert Sranf q. 6loge
nno Dem itdotiiten gIeftrifer &arrr
$. CLIFFORD, beiudte geitern @ahmit.
toa oos &otbbous. 9as Connie be
iiidt Baltimore uno anoere 9robl
St1ote, itm base trabenbelen6tun9s
Yroblem SIT ltioiren. Gbeliea mil
@aSbeleiid)tun9 einfiibren anltatt 9e
leitdtiine Ourb eleftriid,e 8liiblom
pen, nnb Die .Nmeriean Sigbting So.
bon Baltimore mo Die p@elSbod
Street 2igbting Co." BON Bbilooel
pbia bciuerben iib I'M ben Gontroft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
Inter &GOcrn 5ermalmt.
8rou 2aura @eiBner ouf grGBlide
8eiie INNS 2eben 9efommen.
In0ere llnfGQe.


InOere llniGlle.
6rau 2aura WeiBner bon 3r.t52S,
SlrrollgbItraBe, Occult g.. Eoint fam
geItern auf graBli6e @eiie nm ibt
2eben, inOem ie 81 2ocuit-8oint III.
ter Den &doern elmer 8rod)t = SOTO.
motioe 5ermnlmt mltroe. Die Srau
bate nit einem 9noben ouf Dem
9ubngeIeiIe 9oblen geIammelt uno
befuno lid) arf Dem Seimmege, ais
lie BET Der areu5ung oeS @eleiies eli.
men S6lagonfaa erlitt. Che ibr,
Siilfe 81 Sbeil lper0en fonnte, fubr'
cine SofomotiOe iiber tic bintpeg uno
Die misunderstanding mllroe 5lrr lin.
fcnntli6teit neritiimmelt. SbeiIe if.
res SeidnomS lullroen in Sdiir5en
5ulommengepadt un0 nad einem no.
b%egeIegenen observation-disclosures eta.
bliIIenient uno bon BORT nad oerIfor.
que ilbergefilbrt. Ger @atte oer8er.
bIidenen bGIt ii6 sur Belt in 0em.
Oorf ouf.
9Dnamit @rpIoiion.
Ter 40 Sabre oIte @nl. s. Mcaon-
mar bon 9tr. 1924, @eit : SapetteItr.,
ein IngeItellter Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ding SO, iplr0e geitern an Der San.
etteltroBe, nobe Galperton . Hoao,
bei'm Sprengen bon Steinen 10
Ihmer perlebt, Dab er nod Dem oMo,
rpl0noer llniperIit1tS : SoIpital" ge.
broht tueroen muBte.
Sebr 6ner n|erIebt.
Ter Neger Sbomas Gorberrp BON
Ntr. 500, Sar9rope-NQepL ipilroe ge-
itern Nben0 fur5 no6 6 llbr an Der
ode bon Golpert- mo GentreItroBe
bonn Holi5iIten Tuppreft in biilfIo-
lem 3uitanoe oufaefunoer. Gr ioetc,
er iei bon einem @ag9on Der Stra.
Benbobn getroffen poroen. SIM
vStaot.Soipitol" iteate es iid Der.
aus, Dob Der Neger eirten 9riid oes
red)ten Sberifenfels erlitten babe II.
iein 3uitano elm iehr gefGbrIiher iei.
&naben in l1nannebm NE
! td II. - Teter Gern, Is
Sabre alt, an ser 3. Strabe, Canton,
fpobnboft, lino @ilbur @ebo BON Rr.
1887, OtuonitraBe, Itonoen geItern
Dor Squire" Miiler in Der Goli5ei-
itotion 81 Canton inter Der Nnidul-
oigitng. aus einem 5raftpaggon Der
yHorolihen Gentralbn6n" eineS uan,
tit6t Meiiing eeitoblen gu baben.
9eteftip $. g. Mattbeus bon Der
9obn.@ eieQibaft nobm Die 8erbaf-
tlina Dor. aern lpurbe ms 8ef6ng'
nib geIanot, I'M ieinen YroSeB ab5l-
iporterl, mo @ebo Itellte 9iirsid)afi
fir ieiit grideinen Dor @eriht.
Srem 2anbfib perfaut
- SIM 9unoesbiitriftseeridt ratifi.
3irte seitern Hidter Morris Den Ser
fauf bes Srem.2auobeiises an oel
auhentorolp-S errace, Dem Grub
Sia.Earf" gegeniiber, seleeen, OF
Srn. George 6. Morriiou fir $50,
900. Sr. Morriion lit Der @runoei
genthums -Igent Der a9altimor
Sruit & Guaranty Co." mb ma
glaubt, Dob Oieielbe on Dem 8auf'
betbeiliat lit. Der @runobeiis se
borte 5ilm Na1laB OeS ~peritorbenet
W. Morris Srem, Der Dor GINGER
Sabren 8anferott mafte, unb an
ibm loitet cine Sppotbef bon $50.
600. Die bonn @eridt 5ueeitanoenel
Sdjulocn bes Srn. Srem beIaufel
lid aui $2f5,0o0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
Sampfcr vGaIel" eriuartet.
Faiiagiere oeS 9ompferS, Der berrtc
mabrideinli6 bier onGonoer

ma6ri6einlid bier anlongen
miro. - nStuttgort" mteripegs.
Der Compiler oGaiiel" bonn Noroo.
2lop0, Gopt. .. Yetermanr. Der am
If. MGr5 bon 9remerbopen uod)
Baltimore obfubr, bat ettpo 1900
Eaiiagiere an 8or6. SSn Der 4oiiite
fabren: Sr. @oltcr 9reuninger, Sr.
Soul 9ortelS, Srou NugiIto 8ufot,
Sr. &o3imir 8llo5if, Sr. Nnton9ui6,
Sr. un0 6rou Siprlit G%5buinSfi, Sr.
Soiepb 0eoouref, Sr. Wortin 5rie0.
ridden, Sr. 9orl @eiBIer, &r. 2ouiS
Setter mo SroiL Sr. 9eoridJ Soil-
JET, Sr. Oscar Seioeder, Sr. $3.50.
b%anoluib, &r. Soief 2efio, Sr. Sac.
Lab WiSfopsfp, Sri. Nnno Wortin,
Sr. unO 6rau Eoul Wi6el, Sr. 9(u-
toni OlidetuSfi 6rou emma BietidL
Grbaro 9ietid, Sr. mo 6rou Nooif
Homiid, Sulius Homii6 u. Stnm.
merger mo 8rau, Grid Gunner
ger, 6r. S6ef, Sobn Stobn j. SO.
froI uno 6ruir, Sri. 6ron5iSfa @in-
ter uno Sr. Suit. @eber.
Die Sffi5iere un0 Souptbeomten
0es 9ampfers iino: 1. Offi5ier S.
0ronb, 2. Sffi5ier $. S6ulb, 3. 81,
fi5ier Is. GoblSbroder, 4. Offi3ier q.
Wfiiaer; /. Moid)iniit s.. S6rooer.
S%ugenieur; Ner5te, Or. @. 9resler II,
Or. g, IrnSperger; Yropiont. mo
3oblmeiIter &. b. SeImS; -Yro.
niont' uno 3ablmeiiter ". 2ebn1onr;
O6eritemoro =, S6menn uno Ober.
Sod $. Hio0er.
Ger Gompfer nStuttgort" BON
Noroo. 2lopo lit nit 1900 8oiIogic.
rem unterwegS BON Bremen nad9ol,
tintore.
&ein @oltenfrober m
w t. Ternon 8lace. - Die
Srrd)t Der Inipobner oeS ariitofrati-
ifen Wo1int Gernon.Hlace, oab an
Der Ode bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno
Mount Gernon-9loce elm 8oIfen-
frober erridtet meroen m0fte, hot
Iid ols grilnolos eripieien. Sr. @m.
9. gblen foufte am 0ienitag oas an
beiagter ode gelegene, gum @reen-
wap-HodloB 9eborige Sous fir
$f55,0N nno lieb our6bIiden, oat
er BORT einen @olfenfroser BON 10
uno 10 bielen Stodnerfet bauen
piirbe, trob beS @eiebes, meldes Die
Sobe Der @eb0loe, nit Iusnabme
bon &irden, in iener Gadboridofi
onf 70 Sub beifranft. Sr. @m. s,
Godron bat nun beiagtes @runoitiid
fir $4,000 eriuorben ulo miro mn
Elm @ebdiioe erri6ten, bos i'm Gin.
flang nit oenen Der Nahbarifafi
itebt. Sr. Godron ipobnt in Scr. 6
@eit.Mount Hloce.
Simmer beiier.-Srau 2ouiit
gannbaf bon Nr. iii, ScottitraBe
iplroe geitern in Der meitlihen go
li5eiitotion Dem @eriftsperfabrel
iibermieien, neil iie ongebIid) geiterl
W'orgen fnr5 nad Witternabt Srn
Garl 2iiomig bon Scr. S35, @eit
SombarOItraBe, einetl aeiiel 9ie
perubreidte. sic ite1te $500 9iirg
ihaft fir ibren EroseB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

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fmmw@ ~mm Mws gauge hmrfm mammt mm sdmn mu smr dg&m Ser san lit BON m M&hn
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The statesman., 1905-08-04
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking medicine which will relisvs
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, sffording
sure relief and cure, for headache, diz-
ziness and constipation. 25c at Jas.
Hullinger & Co.'S. drug store, 23rd &
Larimer Sts.
The statesman., 1905-08-04
CRIPPLE CREEK, COLO.

The number Of visitors that are be.
ing entertained this summer by local
hostesses, might be regarded as an in
dication Of the fact that while Cripple
Creek may not be a watering place or
a summer resort, it offers attractions
in the way Of social pleasure, that peo
pie from outside are ready to take ad-
vantage OF.
The Columbine Art Club was
pleasantly entertained last Thursday
in Victor, by Mesdames Cotwell and
Graves. After profitable time spent
in needle work, dainty two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Charles
Phelps and Miss Stsndback were
guests OF the club. The members
present we're, Mesdames Cotwell. Nc
Cullough, Graves, Rand, Penning or,
Dean and Thrower.
Mrs. o. Hall of Colorado Springs,
aud Mrs. McCracken Of Springfield,
Mo, were guests Of Mesdames Rose
and Pilgrim last Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie War6eld Of Pueblo, is
the guest Of Mrs. 81. Millen.
Mrs. l., K Dixon entertained
number cf friends at dinner Sunday.
Rev. Chambers and wife are hold
ing revival at Handy Chapel this
week.
Miss Anna Pierson Of Pueblo, is the
guest OF Mrs. Pope.
Mrs. J. c. Canty chaperoned pic
mic party to Altman last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. yoise OF Pueblo, has return
ed to the camp.
Mrs. Rucker has returned from
Trinidad, and is the guest of ber sis
ter.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs, L. F. Nc
Cullough was the scene Of a merry
house party last Tuesday evening.
On this occasion the ladies Of the Col
umbine Art Club entertained their
husbands and visiting guest. The
gentlemen we're in fulldress, and the
ladies were beautifully gowned. The
club eolors were carried out in the
decorations. The amusement for the
evening were bridge whist, music, yo.
cal and instrumental solos by the Ia
dies. A dainty luncheon was served.
The statesman., 1905-08-04
Some Think SO.

Willie-Pa. what does trust" mean
Pa-Well. trust" means confidence
for one thing.
Willlo-Tbcn a trust msgnate" Is @
coadenee man. isn't he!-Cathollc
Standard and Times.
The statesman., 1905-08-04
THE COLORADO & SOUTHERN
RY. is the
SHORT LINE

To
Colorado Springs Pueblo
Cripple Creek Leadville
Fort Worth
All trains carry handsome equip
ment, scheduled at such convenient
hours and always punctusl. If you
want the best see that your ticket
reads C. d s.
The statesman., 1905-08-04
Confidential.

Mrs. Biy-You say that you hsvs
two husbands?
Mrs. Styles. the one thought
was marrying and the one got!-De
troit Free Press,
The statesman., 1905-08-04

Development OF the gangllonlc cen.
ters by gradual tension Of the muscles.
A constant watch over every
thought, action. movement and expires.
sion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30

nuts and grains are plentiful and easy to get the squirrels will not eat the eggs of birds. But in June there is no ripening grain in the fields. and the nuts which escaped the pilEering of last fall are putting forth sprouts, The cones are all gone in June, and the new crop is not big enough to eat. Mean while, squirrels must live in June as well as in January, and having nothing else to eat, they seem to take very kindly to the eggs of song birds.
 On the second point, the Maine man declares that both the red and flying squirrels are destructive to spruce and pine timberIands. They do not maim or eat the wood or harm the trees in any way. but they make an almost ex- elusive diet upon the pine and spruce cones, which are the seeds from which new trees must spring up. If any one doubts this assertion he can learn actual facts by going into any pine or spruce grove ten miles out from Ban- gor and examining the cones that are found lying about on the ground. Though the trees produce an abundance of cones every year, no sooner are the seeds formed in the scales of the cones than the squirrels come along and snip out the starchy germs, leaving no more than the husks to lie about under the trees.
 And so forth and so on, Has any body in this region such knowledge as the Maine man has?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30
AnARTNG THOHaHT.

In a communication printed on this page a correspondent congratulates New Haven on her ability to put Satan behind her, and gives notable illustra- tions of that ability. From what she has done in that line he is encouraged 10 hope that New Haven may yet re- yoke the devils license. All good peo- pie can join with him in the hope if not in the encouragement. If the hope can be realized what an achievement it will be. Ever since her foundation New Haven has been wrestling with the devil. At times she has taken a fall out of him. and at other times he has
 taken a fall out of her. Just now he is down again, and there is more true joy around here than Marcellus exiled felt. .or than Brother Anthony Carroll felt when he succeeded in demonstrating his right to live.
 But that is a daring thought that
 New Haven may yet revoke the devils license.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30
IS THE SQUIRREL AEso WICKED

IFS THE 'SQUIRR FL ALSO WICKED.
 These are censorious days. Even the gay and frisky squirrel doesn't escape
 A magazine writer recently asserted that squirrels will not eat birds eggs, and second, that instead of being an enemy to the forest trees, the squirrel helps to spread the species by hiding nuts under leaves and tufts of grass and leaving them to sprout. A Maine man rises up on his hind legs and says: The impeachment which we bring against the red squirrel of stealing eggs from the nests of birds and eating them is sustained by long observation. We have seen red squirrels robbing the nests of robins and hair birds and vel low birds. We have watched them try ing to rob the nests of kingbirds, and have been amused to see them driven away by the valiant parents. We have seen red squirrel running from limb to limb of trees. carrying robins egg in it's mouth. We have followed this same squirrel until it had tipped up the egg and sucked out and swallowed it's contents, It is very probable that when
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30

1 Whom do your two little boys re- semble, Mrs. Flitter?"
 Well, the hOmely boy looks like his father and acts like me: and the pret- i ty one looks like me and acts like his i father. Life.
 Lady (to her travelling companion, who has just had his finger nail pinched badiy)-"How hOrrid! I always think anything wrong with ones nails sets one's teeth on edge all down sne's back!"-Punch.
 Do you know anything about this 1 note?" asked the man from the collec- tion agency. sternly. The impecunious one looked at the paper carefully. No he decided. T can't say that I ever met it.'-Cleveland Leader. It is asserted by some physicians that the old-fashioned nightcap is a cure for insomnia, but they fail to say whether it must be Of dry goods or the vet goods sort.-Baltimore Ameri- can.
 Mrs. Underdone My husband is i complaining again of your cooking, Mary" Mary (reassuringly) - "Oh, mum, l don't take amy notice of him, for 'tis the nature of him to find fault. Amt he forever complainin' of you, mum? ?''-Life.
 The Candida.e-"Come, you must get up some printed matter to educate the people in this great issue.'' Campaign Manager-"All right. you must write something" Candidate Me write, What time have had to study the q2estion?-TOwn and Country.
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was the aggressor and pushing the light hard. The .copperhead had all it could do to defend itself from the rushes of its antagonist, and rearing like mad bull, the copperhead made repeated tfrusts at the blacksnake to faasten it's poisonous fangs in the black, sinnuous body, failing in each attempt.
 How long the snakes had been
 fighting before MT. Dellinger arrived upon the scene he does not know, but he stood and watched them for twenty minutes racing back and forth in the death struggle, The blacksnake's
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30
FORGE OF ACCOMPANIES.

Circumstances alter cases, and su the Indiana Railroad commission has just decided that it is right and proper for the railroads in that State to charge more for the transportation of coal de- signed for traction companies and con- sumers than for coal to be used by manufacturing industries. In fact, there are three recognized rates now in effect on the same quality of coal from the same place to the same destination -one for manufacturers, a higher one for traction companies and the highest for domestic consumers. There are commercial reasons for this discrimi- nation, says the Indiana commission, which accepts the principles on which the railroads proceed in rate-making, but which are unacceptable to the ad- vocates of the Esch-Townsend bill. During the period when natural gas was abundant and cheap in Indiana numerous great industries having a capital of $50,0OO,0OO were developed, and their continuance depends on their ability to get cheap fuel. If they must pay the full rate on coal, industries em- ploying several hundred thousand men must go elsewhere and active manu- featuring communities must resume their position as farming villages. A local State interest of great magnitude is imperiled by the petering out of the natural gas supply. The railroads have accordingly come to the rescue with special low rates on coal. The ordinary consumers, being discriminated against made complaint, but the State Railroad commission defends the principle on which the railroads proceeded in mak- ing the rate designed to conserve the manufacturing plants. So far as Indi- ana is concerned, it is desirable, it is held, to permit the railroads to save large local interests by lessening rail- road profits on the transportation of fuel.
 If this holds there will be much more of it, for there are many focal issues" of this kind. But perhaps it wont hold when the Federal commission gets at it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30

tactics were to rush around the cop- perhead, which was kept going around in a small circle, and occasionally the
 blacksnake would grab at it's antagon. ist and miss a hold, until finally the blacksnake succeeded, and like a flash wrapped the copperhead like spring, closing and crushed it to death. When the last quiver in the body of the copperhead had ceased the blacksnake slowly uncoiled itself and started to leave the scene of battle, but MT. Deli inger slew it beside the vanquished reptile,- e,-Hagerstown Mail.