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ON THE vvARPA.TH

SRcH Ai,,l,E12 Nc


The sightSthnt Frank snw mace Z MN g
stand rtil with 8umnzci11ent. He saw
about QUO hundred and fifty Apncilc H. u A
Y dia1iaS y MI IN, war paint citing fDi INC
eroi1nd. IN the centcrSof the group here
was IN Indian, who seemed TO If us IN
4 chief, n ia was talking and jest ictllating
wildly pointing every now and J. hen , ~
4 figure WHO was standing beside him.
There was nothing left Of the fo USE D,it
4 smoking r,IinH. a ID II, \. II .
Frank. \, u Al 4 Il. III 81 II 81 81, .5a
sl{ XII did not answer. but rotioned !. nm
A 8 BE uiet,3Tnking him by the hand ne
led him about fifteen Yards furt ller on e! j:
Here the utmost 8precautOn had ITO pe
taken. Parting tho bushes he could see
#thut tho figure beside he chief was g
white man. ;;.$ N js5S . y !,
5,.Bo ready to rum X IT, remarked, 93as
Tho Indian led the man " 70 RS, a ~ y
bound hin. 'FYnu sec that chief lie s1s
SI one VOL. Kit whispered, pointing ~
tho Indian that had been ia liking. The
4 Indian Jumped UP nnd began ia ncing
around tho prisoner s 1S3ts. !,
chief drew his knife and " ked
II up 10 the Victim. .fSs i5 II
&. He Is going t $scalp him nj N said
Il FRANK He started to say some thing else,
#but kit clnppcd fs hand over Ills lnou q.
Inc CulcI iNAL it'
5fingthe air, md a ficrco look on his face.
Kit raised his rifle ana fired, tho prts-
& Cncr was seen 10 drop HIS lead upon@hls
BREAST, dead 5s5 l53s &53 l
KIT had killed the prisoner to keep him
from being tortured. n IStt III Eund III Frank
started toward their horses. The indians
were So cnraged that they stood still for
a moment, \. ana than the whole party
started nfter@Kit aiiG Frank. They had
,ihout&ouc hundred yards to run and they
had tliet start, but tho Indians 81 cadl y
gained . especially one young brave, who
was about ten ynrds Ebehl nd N az .556
ssi Pick that fellow r. rnrtk, z said kit,
WHO had not had time to re. Dad "a
Frank suddenly halted and turned
4nround and fired :3tht lndlansthrew UP Ills
hands viii, a. yell and fell dead.
Good shot, q said lit, tdasiing on. and
/! Frank following.
II Tlie Indians yelled with rage6when they
\ saw3one Of their number fall B frank and
kit Ind byfthis time reached their Il orscs.
ISitMthfew down Ills rifle and 8jerked out
his pistol 5a5 is ji5
Z Frank united the horses while III stood
covering sthcAIndans with his pistol. This
3 gave Frank md ISit#tlme To mount, Kit
aturned around slnShis saddle and shot five
times and five Indians dropped. The In
dlans halted on8the edge q OF tho grove.
and began shooting at them. But they
bent low their sndtilcs and were not hit.
D All. Just ms II thouEht,n said lat j, point
ling to their right. What is 1T tn bodySoi
i Indians on horscbac ok 2? z? Frank asked
You mover was SO right irlyonr life"
V answered IL Il. IN
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LITTLE BLAC K3sM ONKE'Y,

s1,,ttlo black monkey satf|up In a tree.
Little black monkey, he grinned 8at me 4
He put out his for q. GO e,
And he dropped 3Sit down VT on ny, occ'pus'
,rhe osciput Is Ia part, you know, 4.
itofTthe head which does on my s noHiaessss
And f HI d yey unpleasant to have II hit,
8g1.jsneeially when there,s no hair on az.
y, IN "a ~ 8HENRY LIJEBBERT
az I. 1' ai9 East BROAD Street. t8iiS
5 SS - -, Richmond. Va. gi5
Il an, NOT "a member of the = ~ ~ S,,S ssg
but would like ,so f. nssp1,tu
se1''' ours respec tf Ill ], :. :,
43lt5 Nd HENRY Ii ftSBBER'I, III ~
lsS IS ~ of9 East Broad Street. IN
us 5- g NE fRichMond. Va. 5
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TIE BOY WHO t sss
DISOBEYED& HIS MOTHER

ono do y my md seeeiv we'd!
Il ltelephone message that my law
was slcl-come as 20 ISL ble,Shly
mo ller then told me not to- leave ne
house because she was AFRAID that vs.
would he lost Or kidnapped, i forgot what
smyFsiIiot her to "a srne and went out 81 goG
sp eor ne II a ti,e
II a,Sa IA ~ Avenue T hen m
man WHO mo Was & blacl and had
81 Ia 9pair OF ana !, a. g, p haels
I'M: Ms face looked as he had y been
putting smut on Z, !, !, 1, J, II,
Il asked him there WIS we e. ,C;,.
fainng; : j will take you ON !. !. s.,s
thank yeu. II 81 9nlx om msksa s S9I
4 ~ IL chris. Baker, and rar. as
When got home tDld my 'nes1 IN. 3. W,9Gcj
!s WIZ, did tell you suppose J Chris
Baker had kidnapped YOU s ,ale
t,hiother, i Will never disc hey you as long long
iSag sT live,
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THE OWL HUNT ljl,.i

a ffcw days ago Maurice aud Nathan.
two 8coiored boys, were out in the woods
and they tspied ia big owl mp in q hollow
tree, they both climbed npFtfes tree ito get So
I'LL. They pat Ia piece tot paper Yover ITS
head ito keep st from hitting them,
Maurice proposed Ito Ma than that he
would no down and catch the owl 5yviae en-
lnes dropped lit, 40 han goes Sdoy1, and
tho owl falling Ito a he ground ut sal ID soft
TO another tree and goes In In big hu low,
leaving Maurice and Nathan to lannent
fovnr their loss. y, (.
b Il sJEsHIE III EL4EN WALTON. 4
SPenrtth, Cumberland county, Va,
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FEEDING THE BIRDS.

.3a4 .'Goodness, ma! How cold It Isl and
how tho wind blows! M Their. may I feed
tho birds? They look 80 cold, and they they
must be hungry said Ma ry.s 81 h 3Sl
eyes dear; and rs long ns tho snow
lasts feed them every day,
{ So Mary ran out and put tho feed on
stumps and gplanks anu how '7.'' Inc 4 y tic
birds did NV to get 1T! Wreils. sparro VS.
doves, red birds. snow birds. slylarks and
other kinds, .As soon ms the weather
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DOLLY'SS SECONDHAND.
4 MY fnarno As Lady Ethel:
How'd We do M How'd sye+ dor y
My hair IS curly yellow,
ny My eyes are CLASSY blue. VA

How'd We do ?5$$ How'd yef do :
Ss My, hair IS curly elbow, g
My eyes are CLASSY blue. ssS Sss
355. a IN II n i5 n II;
u came with gay old Santa, z
3a SO my rfanle lie !. should know,
n And he called me Lao y} Ethel,
Two LONG, long yea rs: q SO. 5359 y
nj. 51i'5y ST.
my II ttls ma NINA loved ME {
rom tho aday that q came X III
#s SO I Wouldn, t mind her spankings,
II she WouIdn t change my name.
5ii$. .5sf5 Y. 55lii II
AT firstsahe GAL led me Ethel
Then Queen Bess. Rosa Belle,
And Dolly Polly Adaline Il
And they did sprett well
s,.j Il 1i5
But since her fine Trench doll came,
Oh. n think 4 it's SO mean;
She sets me IN the corner Il Ii n;
And calls me Evergreen! I'll ~
Selected by ss EYI1LYN8HARRIS.
"a No; 200 FYl tEinia Avenue
Ill b iS&5 h Barton Heights. Va
Please send mo IA bad e, and Sobl ige,
Yours, EVELYN EIARRIS. q
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THE I'M 9TH Frs BEST WIT
& MESS. 81

Z f@sf ~ 10 III ~
IN a courtroom sat a mother,
B Asking tearfullyS q ma INC, X IA
For herself and for her chill ren,
And her head was bowed wit shame
S'.she, 3 iii worthy 81 her hildren. 4
Said the Ffiitner wi TIL IA, frown y
!" She's ia FdIssipate creature ID 5s
Il She 8 tas o1ilazas$rf the town l"'5 5S
Am not 3 mot her answered.
n Springing Quickly TO her feet ;35 III n gs
n Here before my God, II swear It, ff 585 VA
81 HON Il hope 81 ONE day to meet.
For al time ii, d Judge nat silent,
Scarcely knowing what to do,
Wondering $as he weigh ID the statement It's,
Whicli3Was faiseI and VII h was true:
Suddenly his ia ceN grew 5gbri ghter.
And he Itlirned from books away rs. Is
To the sldesto the liildren "a Y s
18th a ,1u n you pray
What Sn quest trn for fal court room
y55 True, but what an answer. camel $3.50
Was there ever such IA WI tness NJ S
VI As that trusting child Sof shame r
AKnaeling III 4 hat u crowd ed sconrt-roo ON,
ga Curl oils glnIces everywhere,
With the frarkness sof Child nature Is s 5S
Il, Iasped she out x the; ID ar u lord s prayer
Hearts we're touched and eyes we're moist
I,ong before the prayer was done .si
And M he mot hers condemnation 5E% 5fg
X f tDOd sas Islander. Shos had won is8s f
Selected BY GOULDIESTHORNTO (
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HE r. lJ'ZZLE
DEP. K MEN
PUZZLE DEP ARTMENT y.
ISPtiuz,Szlcs,;....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

+ ADVERTISEMENTS. 81 n .
Wanted Horsa kind gentle black ana
Mind hurt not VII ill.,
Not life crooks a1, 80 many make
n Shell to n,adenot were
who. Il. +. y, Y Z, : l,,o,,
M rn tedl.Tnyfans TO rea dcrs my sec.
Out sbe ma de my can advertise
ACROSS are and 5un af|'}
Loss ones Ne ae s Tas M Iea rs ~
Sc toa yerly NV, q ginai5
Transp osii lions ons. "a
IN a quaint little sea bird dress
plain and n eat; g
And Il fish "a wayltof my own own quAee
STUNNING over the waves q my rocky
p.lIas bll, Isl i tholt wett''ns nv
.il', dies ',l nndieyer g
Bringing 81 t " ahd needle 'n constant
ss5. Enignlas. ...s
ss ID III 5i53. Al 81
N Name three well known rivers BY pre- rf:
fixing the same lei ter respectiYely to a
assure, o. useless plant, q sort Of collar.
yi5 lsS I II. M ~ VI
5i Charatd de.
nv first ttractsth foolish moth,
nv second doth he fly; af4s 5i * s
I wish he'd third befo the h ll'sal
Makes the poor insect die. n
My w hole }a$lunny looking bird u
IN cplored red and pink, I've heard. i
SAM II. HUBBARD, y.
BED ford. wa M. 5y3ss
Conundrunls. 4
wv hyis life the greatest Of rlddles7
~ What does I'D cat have that no Their.
animal has u s35 q,
ling fassylla bic to- t? ixs t5i 81 4
A. Why do black sheep seat less than an;
white ones I'd jSSS; III M N S. 81
kissing? 4 ss h .58.
5SS7 sVs hat lis sthe ference between u
bankrupt Snnd feather bed ~
%, that does a stone i become In the
swnter? 4 tia,. u Z ny j4,5i Il
s9g.. When does aspig become Ian ded prop
I. What az you add to l nine IN make
1T three tless2 81
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a TRUE i, STORY.

+, ,,,,,,u n man near our town, who caught
AN opss,,t,, and coming on to town e SCI
t hs saw the train coming I, ae ltnlnSs ~, nG
a san II un nv ono on there would like % buy
40 When The a sahaus. boes ss ysa
nM w INV dis cher sppssni? So ever since
M has been called Henry opossIpn'; \, wv
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OOHHESFON0EN
Anderson, NJ.
Atkins AL b. \
$innsJ Eugae 4
FERRY. sadte
Brent, III II
Bristow, N, Il.
EBeriman, jake
Bristow, II!
.Brlstow, r. .
Bren t, q. II.
Bolllng, II w.
Herman Dora
60nyefs ETaflGeQ u
Buchanan III
Clarke. TX Som
Cnrtei', 81. r, Jr.
Cox Nssi . r.
SC.. WI "a.
tColll, Frank
aDtdyer., Fred
Dickinson, III. ~.
Davis Rosa
3Erllch. Henry \
BDnrouglity, Cora
\ Er1loh, Clara
Ford, Norman
i Ford. Katie
Flresheets, g CO.,
Fox Katie M. ~
Fox James ]
H Gordon Mary D.
4 Gordon Essle
Hubbard .S III. j
IIundley, II.
b Harrison. o w.
Hhrt, Katie i
4Harris, Evelyn
aI1nrrell, Claudia
Jones, Blanche
KRlley. Robert
Kenhed y, L Xix. N
Kuhn, Ethel
Keys. Ora
Kirkland Josh
lKcster, W.. Men.
3kock. IA
Lee, Alice
8I,efebVre. E. D.
sLandral1l, y.
SL,eake u ,ic y
L,e'ary. y ORR 81 r T.
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PROF. ii; FUNNY +, d:


Professor Funny Is a queer II tile chap.
With e long, black ! coat and We small
black hat. H silp M
You have seen him IN the barn.
&. 8l3 III, CT 85ssS
There Is IA girl ha likes very well.
III your should nsls me i would N ot tcil.
sTIe Sis always nj tor sompthing ITO sell.
q That lives IN THE S,yoo IDS.
NJ, 3,.
He Is IA woodcutter, III
And Is very fond of butter s5 f
And Is always 4 In q tlutter &,
4 Like 5all other boys. s. s. ii M
4 III nv. 80 M
He can play the fld do N M Ill ysgt S
And knows lots Of rid dies, II n si3 s III
And sings like a lie kettle.
Sweet Maria. Z, !, =, !, I, ,,,,e
M'F IS B. II ehariess City County
4. Va. 4; ~ "a 4sf sy
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IRIS.
1ocher u y. g
drralne, Ifelen
Lynn Mary s
LII ndrani, Inv
LandrAtii, Ewell
hant.
MANN Sidney
Mann Roy !. y
Morgan, Fl. n.
Moore Lucile
iMassie. u
tMetzger, PA.
Muldownoy, ]
mo C:rnw Fl.
tsMcFddcn, NJ f.
Noel M. r. Mo
Nolte,M Helen
oliver, Carter r.
IQfrohlndro. 4, q /.
lFriddY, iyvN, 81 4
sTTitt,syT NJ. I, 1.
EfT,ullen, w ~, Jr.
Pratt, Mary Vs.
Pebbles; r II.
I eade Az. u Il.
& Rcdford Luke <.
Richardson, wv.
Sutton II. u
t.sidenborg, Fl.
I Sherman, ii, Jr.
Spencer, Clarence
\ Saunders, g
Smith Ernest II.
Smithe, M. *
Spinar. G "a. !
8 tarkey, M. { [.
Sweeney, James J Al,
Siewers, snbina5
schaaf "A.
Spain, y.
Thornton 6. Z,
Tucker.i Z.
Uranium, Edward
Whisky, D,
SWa,tslscy. p.
West. Elsls NJ.
walton, Jessie II.
ssWhittington D.
/ Waid, E. L.
3t1Walser, i.f.%yy. {
worthy, Nellie
williams ~. j sJl
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MARG GA !. DREAM:

y Margaret was "a good scholar, i,nd sloyed
HI 10 Ito school, She studied very hard
and got along beautifully With her les
sons. sat.t Ok ri Ss3ssl sy z 8 ~
3Alargaret,s only work. was to carry On
yarniful ar wood from I he wood house 20
the kltchen,s and 10 ma kest he m,arketln /.
She always at tended to hegse sdu tlss -
fore she want To- scltol n IN
one morning - he n oY ne rse 81 VI
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Hin d fire, have ii good place TO sleep In,
Eciit HIS wood !, XIII HIS meat an ride an y.
rehehed hoe ueh q ts feFs Sy
who had given him up for lost. 5
IA v Vi WILLIAM D.. DAVIS
IN ScottsyIle VA q m Ply ISL la-l
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Yl.5a OnpOSed u l755
4 n. l MEYER ENGELBERG,
2O8 North Fourth Street,
/. 3}5.r. IA "a ~ l55} s5fi r. Richmond, Va.
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$50 N. Nineteenth Street, City,
.sE3 Riddles.
sE;yVhy,Iis a mouse like hay2
why is % dog like q tree n
I. 1Iyi,srL s a re- on rnats tho cheanest

HVhylg Is "a mouse 3lIke .1lay 81 An 4.
2, Why is a dog like tree
ifnrnI ture /? t$s u, Z. ,
a III met three beggars md wanted to
give them some money j had only TWEEN
ityffye cents gave them mem that that what
ms. IN "a billygoat were to- swallow q Sr;ib.
hit and stand on his N-rays what fWou ld
y !. q. 4 What animal lis itiithnt walks on
-FOUR legs il IN the morning. two at noon
ami three DIN the evening 4, Is s.5 4. Z!
n. is ia house like the Letter e
fH. sHow many sticks 60 ITO the building
e. What vegetable products are the
most Important in history? 5
10. hat As he best thing 40 make IN
S' Is w 4 y CARTIER RUrH OLIVER,
Il s ss3 buckingham, Va.
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PRIZE WINNERS NJ
i FOR LAS T. EEK
sNan1ls Tee BrlstoX, Locust " W. va.$
William, .. Davis, ssottsvlle, 5i
tThoit1as =. Jones, City. N Az u AS

CORRESPONDENT AN b OK NTFa y ].
q r ORS & W. fS3
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THE FOX AND THE TRAP

ITO be continued.
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THE COMIC PARTY.

\ si5 Bank street, d ~ n
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Globe Continued ,55a.s.
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AN INDIAN ADVENTURE.

y JOIN ssI ERhIAN! JR., H
No, 1920 Henry Street, Roanoke, VA,
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IscHooLl L,l...1FE.

8scottsyIlle. Va.
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NY first TRACTS the foolish moth,
NY second doth he fly; .s4s.
i wish he'd Athird before the arst M ~
Makes the poor insect die y
nv Who'll q 81 ag funny looking bird.
In. co lored red and pink, I've heard.
SAM IL. HUBBARD Jr.
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Answers. z.

Z. u tt 400 IN. n entll Street, City
For Told ~ eilal Cont est I 81 b. .B,a
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TaS gScttcr.

Tiir Murulouo mo Ocn Tiltrift
GoIumbio flares Mctter lnb DcrGn.
herlihc. lcidtc gSin0c.
Ger hohitC Recommendations NOR
81 @roo lm ~ llbr Ntitto0S.
Ger uiC0riqitc Gbcrmomctcriton0
MAJ 60 @roo nm Is llhr WorQenS.
Mittlcrcr 9orometeritonb 30.Ot.
Ger bod)itc Recommendations Der
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St0otcn mar, mic iolgt: Goitport 60,
YortIon0 IS, Bolton 80, 9llbunp &c,
ytelu' port 76, SorrisburQ 81, E6ilo-
belpbio so, NltIuntic.Gitp 81, Cape
Wtop = @oibington ST, Noriolf so,
SotteroS 80, Charlotte IS. Wilmin1
ton 81, Gborlciton 81, Sapnnnnb 90,
Sodionpi1e Sc, &llpitcr 50, Sen gScIt
IS, NtInltto Sc, Mfontgomcrp 90.
NeipsO Orleans IS, Enlcltinc S6, @ol'
neiton 81, Corpus Ghrilti 81, Mem.
pbi@ 81, Cincinnati Sc, Eitt0bura GO.
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90, Green Dan 81, Chicago 60, Oh.
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60, &clcno 80, Sult 2ofc 60, Tcnucr
5S, Nortb Glottc 5G, GooQc 81, Nmus
riao 81 mo Sos Nnacle9 6S.
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,Scptniopbcn" : Sae in Yurf, IA.

rScptniOpbcn" . Saa in Yurf, IA.
Die nTcnnIpluonia 9abn bat Nrs
rongerucntS fir Die abfabrt BON
Spe5toljilgen bonn Golperts INTO
llnicn.Sobnbo getroiicn sur llntcr-
tlnit fiir sic iolgenocn Gonclapen:
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Goncluoe."
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40 Wtorgens, Hiidfnbrt bon Yorf
1890 Nbenos.
D8ent.GoncIooc" llllo uniIormirte
Ibtbcihtng.
Nbfabrt pom Galpert . 0nbnboi
500 Mor9ens, Tiidfabrt bon Oorf
800 Nbenos.
r3eta = Gonclope."
abfabrt Dom ltnion. 9abnbof $50
Morgens, Hiidfabrt bon Yort $50
Nbcn0S.
D8ermonin-," ,Yrooomaps,"
oGoen-," .Sopuro Gonclupe" mo
nrioerc.
Nbfabrt bonn Galpert , 9ubnbof
$50 Worgens, Hiidfabrt bon 0orf
1000 Nbenos. Q49,50,12)
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9tptfs!

Zen 2eiern bcs rScntidlcn Gore
I%punocntcn" in @aibington .5nr MadD'
ridJt, Saf Sr. i. Snfcbart, nnicr
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binbert lit, Die faaiscn GOacftiOmcu
Sn bciurgcn; mitbin miro Elm Icpra'
icntant uum Bureau tit Baltimore
Srn. Sufcbnrt bis 5n bciIcn Gene
lima Dcrtrctcn.
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Eplitif nuo Eolitifcr.

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Serbit Gampagnc. Wi6tigItc
Mohli6lnd)t IN scr @cid)id)tc oCS
StuotCS Baltimore 0u& &altpt.
ihIodtielo I'M Sample INT Oo3
ENHANCEMENT.
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u1o Die rcpublifunildc, bCrcitcn lid
iett fir Die ScrbIt. Gompagne Dor.
9icielbe miro cine Der mihtigitcn
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onocrSlpo in Der Union Ou3 Nobl,
rcd)t bclnBcn Ionic 6cn S0bncn Der.
ielben Dos mnbcid)rGntte @oblredlt
blcibt.
ga Baltimore cine lc6r oroBc
ircmbldnoiidc @epolfcruno bat,
tbotiGf)lid) Die S1litc scr lpciBcn
@cpolfcrrng Der Stoot ans felt 1869
Naturalization Ginmonbcrcrn 1un0
bcren Ginbcrn bcitcbt, 10 miro ser
Soupttompi noturgcnlGB bier ollS0t.
iod)tcn lpcrocn. Tic Rcpublifoncr
boffcn, bob in Baltimore mo I'M
iueltlihcn Worplono bic gcgcn Dos
Enhancement ob0cacbcnC Stimmen
Sobl 9rob gcnIg lcin miro, nm it.
Ncno cine Wcbr6cit, mcId)c bos liib'
life Wurplono mo oo3 Sitlicr iiir
ooS ENHANCEMENT mlitbiirncn f0n'
llcn. 3t iibcrfommcn.
Gtc ocmofrotiifcn Furtcifiibrer
in Stoot unb Stoot icben 9os aud
Elm, mo cin promincnter EoIitifcr
bonn Gituicr ioQtc oicicr So9c:
vyScm ca 0clingt, in Baltimore oo&
Totlm 9eacn OuS ENHANCEMENT ME,
Der gu boltcn, mCr6cn mir iiegen.
ocnn in bcn Counties limo ioit oQc
Neiben 5u @unitcu Scr pplitiitcl,
Gntred)tuna Der Ncgcr. @ir crlpnr.
ten notilrlid) nidt in jencn Gortt.
ties. Die nit GROCER Nicbrbcit rcpll5'
lifanild iino, iicgrcif 3u icin obcr
mir boben Sniormotion, OQb aud it
oieien Counties Gin aroBcs oihtpeio.
lanes" 0otltm iilr 0oa Enhancement
a~b9egeben iuer0cn miro. Gic &c.
mobner Baltimore miiicl nift.
mos oieIe 8epcgnltg iiir inns be,
belitet, b%eionoers i'm iil0lidcn Mturp
lano mo om Sitnicr. Sicr biloct
Der Heger ooS unitGte Clement. lpel.
Dies imrncr bereit iii, BORT bin5u.
geben, no Der Collar minft, babel
ober ood mitipridlt in Srngcn Der
0erausgabung oeS @cIbeS Der
Steuer5abler."
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Sdifisfartcn BON nno nadl Scntidl-
lamb.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: 8a.
lite bis gum 1. Mai $45 II. $3.50;
nof Dem 1. Wfai $50; gremen-9ul.
tinlore bis gum 1. guguit $3.50;
bonn I. aliguit bis 1. Ronember $57.-
90 nno $62.50. &unoreiie 8u biliee.
rem Grciic. Sbco. $. Siencr & Gu.,
3immer Hr. 3, ia Sit.9erington-
StraBe. (323-)
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StaSt Baltimore.
1fntcrhnltnnns 4. Wcnnciicr.

rMnHt Afnbcmic." 2iefc 9Sohc: pGbC
Suop Sluhen"
.,SInnen'e sbcntrr." - Nicfe gSohc: nDouun
buffalo, Nine Of ibc 9Silo lScit".
.Tenee auoiturtum." - Sicie gSodc; abe
SSuhs".
ysacftlide Mnrnldnocr @nbu." - Sicnftap.
ben 80, llai. Spc3iul Srflirlonct nab Seii0es
BURG mo Yeflrlidr.
,Pruipeet.gart. - Hcrl1cn am 80, 81. Mai
lino /. sunni.
vNnaem. Nrbeiicr 4. Qruuteu . lutcrititHnngc
3crein uun Sit.Snltimprc." Sorni1q. otH L..
SUM. eritc prpBe Sriuritun rddD ScitOsburl.
,Naniider Irnucn- 0crcin." - liuutuq. ocU
10. Snui, Siiiiiupsicit l1o Ftcnlc I'M ugSeitenos
Ydrf".
,,Pabt. Bnrtcu, Gr. 320, @rft,@ ioolcrS trnbc.
- Wfnntad. hcr %. W,ni. urubC GrofinI1g ul0
Nrcbefcit, pcrbuuocH NIT &auocotlcs &oritelrns
gen.
0rdifnuuaeieier
bon (Seo. Shdicr'e uclcut ypidl. Dir. 514-5tG,
Glib SrcmoHt Giraffe, am WIontag, ocn 20, NIai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

@cioI5cne citrate. = Der
p Sabre oIte Sotnes @urep BON Nr.
120S, Sranflinitrabe, purbe geIterl
Inn $50 uio aoiteu b%eitroft, neil CT
Mamie Collins, cine @eluobncrirl
oes Senoerloins Giitrifts, aui brutal'
@ciic miBbanoclte.
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8cloieubnngcn mad 9cntIdlIano NM
GeItrcidl

51 81 Gents pro Iarf uno 20K
Gents bro Grone. Torto ertro.
@cdicl ousacltcIlt aui ollie Sbcile
ser @cIt. Shco. s. Sicncr & Gp.,
ia o. aerinaton-St r. 3immer Nr.
8. Q80-)
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mad &altic uu0 Der bcrbrlgcr1tfcnc
9lr3t conltatirte, 0aB sic &nlc'delbe
0c9 rcdtcn @cinca Qebrohcn mar.
Grlitt einen e h00clbrud ).
Ger 60 Sabre oIte 9}cIion Cpcn9
liegt in fritiiden ,3ltitonOC I'M Mo-
rpl0n0er llniperiitGta @oipituI" al
oCn 6olAen cinc9 Sh0oclbrudc2
oornieocr, ipcId)en CT oohurh crIitt,
ooB CT oltf Dem 9ompicr rGiicr" bon
Der nWicrhontS & Wiiucr9 Ermna-
portotion Co." ouf wcIhcm CT ais
gS0htcr nnGciteat iuor, enc (rcppc
binlmtcr itiIr5te.
Gin Shrcdrn.
2hli Dem Moggon 9}r. 1851 ser
Nolon0sForfs&inie brol1ntc Qcitern
Nbclo nm bolb 8 llhr an Scr Gdc
BON Wurplnn6. glpcnllc unO 20. Ctr.
Ole logeltunhtc 5000 Smithbor"
ans, mas cillcn Sbcil Ger Yoiiuqicre
10 lcbr crIdredtc, ooB Gin IlBCnO
oocr mc6r in qr0Btcr Soit obipruns
gen, uttcr ~oeniclbcn 6rou N&r1. gSlI
Jon bon Nr. 2602. &untingOou 2luc.,
iucldlc iid) ooS &nic pcrrcnttc. Die
Came mar obcr ood inn StonOc sic
9cinlfabrt fort5ulcben.
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Nrfbur ~. Npbfpn,
Wr. 1877. pR.SaItimore.e trabe.

HnHage Wofariats WcloiucdicI.
Wnrenn. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
TampfcreS inien. Meiicpaiie @efieI,
0elopehiel unb @eIoienoungen.
(s1priIt4.tO