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The Springdale news., 1905-03-03
1n tbe Gown and County.

.tnrday was a fine spring-like
 and there was a large crowd
 lountry people i'll town.
 F Houck of Fayetteville
 oone to St. Louis to enter a
 oital for treatment for a spinal
 Fction.
 Hrs. John $. Dodson came over
 .n Harrison last week on q
 t to relatives at this place
 Fayetteville.
 J. NJ. Sparkman returned last @ek from Philadelphia where he
 s been for six weeks taking d &t graduate course.
 N measurement of the ice on hddy Fork creek this week Rwed a thickness of l2 inches. Prairie Grove Herald. EIohn Stockton has been given kurl as mail clerk on the Kan : \ City Southern from Siloam hrings to Texarkana and he and k mother will make their home |Siloam Springs.
 |T. B. Grammar, living out lar Elm Springs, was in town kturday on his way to Van |ren and ordered the News sent his address. He Is thinking going .o Texas to locate later U. A. Ferguson was appointed (ceiver this afternoon in the case fL. B. Jones vs. ]. NJ. Reynolds |Co.. suit arising from a land td mercantile trade and inFol- ing SIS, 900. .-Fayett vii z |aily.
 In an altercation last night be- Teen Jake Harnan and Charley ,elgore, Harman struck ke1gore the face with a club breaking is jaw. Harman was brought efore Squire Cherry this after Oon and fined s100 followed by a ii sentence of one day.-Fay tterille News.
 Mrs. Etta Fisher of Wasco, III. ho iS visiting her mother. Mrs. 'aniel Hummer of Springdale lme up to Rogers Friday night , see Mrs. Gady and Mrs. Wing ho have sister in Wasco who
 well acquainted with Mrs. Fish [. She returned to Springdale aturday morning. Rogers Re ubllcan.
 J. II. Oldham has resigned his osition as operator at the depot this place and has accepted osition under Ed. F.. We1ch and Ill go on the road and sell Bat z Axe Shoes. This makes a am, and if they don't make attie Axe shoes famous i'll this 'untry 1t won't he their fault. IT. Oldham will travel in Okla oma and Indian Territory and poets to begin work by the 18th St. ". X. Collier of Siloam brings takes his place as opera
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

pr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin IS sold bv all druggists in DOC and sl oo oot- ties It will positively cure indiges- tion constipation and kindred trout los Try it today. For sale by Brown K Ingram.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

pnze o S will of
  stock in
  Wton, Stokes
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

to the Assistant Sargeant-at- Arms and filling on it.-E. L. Givens in the Batesville Guard.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

When young man wins quarter matching it is awful hard for him not to think his brains had something to do with it.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

The hacking cough that usually fol- lows Ia grippe rapidly suceumbs to the healing properties of Harts Honey and Horehound. It is a specific for all throat and lung troubles. Sold 5y Brown x Ingram
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

pr. Weaver's Treatment. vrun purfies the blood Cerate heals skin erop''on.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

A. E. Smyer, New York Store Springdae Cash Dry Goods Co., dry goods, etc. Searcy Brothers general merchandise. D. A. Thompson X Son, general merchandise. Farrar Dry Goods Co., general merchandise. Masaner Limbaugh, groceries and feed. E H. Sanders groceries and feed J c. JohnSon produce and groceries. H. ]. Atkson, groceries and feed. Dodson X Brown, groceries T. R. Loving. feed and seed. P F. Wells < Co, groceries and feed. F. c. Ritter, groceries
 Gregg X Robinson, groceries. k. W Wilson, Racket Store.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

We incline to the belief that the mother who keeps the cookie jar" we'll filled seldom has any trouble with her boys.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

A woman deceiveS man by dressing to make him say she IS pretty, and herself by believing him when he tells her she is
The Springdale news., 1905-03-03

R. D. Smiths Bargain Store. Springdaie Hardware Co., hardware and implement w. C. Ownbey druggist. H. A. Daily druggist J. T. Nelson druggist. c. w. Kennan jeweer R. F Pollock, furniture. Mrs Lester millinery Springdale Lumber O., lumber Northwest Ark. Lumber Go, lumber. Parrott X Co, meat market. huckaby Caudle, meat market Chas F, Renner insurance and notary public The Springdale News Lichlyter X Co. backsmiths S M. Graham, woodwork and repair shop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

eli genebmigen, wltrOe nit iiberpotti,
GENDER Mebrbeit o~ertporien uno Die
Bill 5uriid on's Goniereu5.Gomite
uerpieien. - lin 7.03 abenos mu6te
oaS Sous cine Bauie bis s ltbr.
Sn Der Nben6iibung wurbe ser
Gonferen5beridt iiber Die permiidte
Gioil @erniQigungsbiQ genebmigt.
Gle Bill lit hermit enogilti9 ange.
nommen.
(5pdter.) - 9tld bic Gonferen5-
8erifte iiber sic Stub. unO &afen-
Bill uno iiber Die aGgemeine 0efi5it-
Bill iino occeptirt poroenJ pomit
idmmtIide 8erpiuiguugSbiQS I'M
Reinen itno. 0as SouS ncceptirte
Die Delightful o6ne oaS bon ibm ser.
ielbet ongebGngte Meilengeloer.
glmenbement, mel6eS bonn Senot &C.
itriden mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Der ncuc bcutidDc Snrif.

0oS SonbelS = Gcpartcrnelt III
@oibinqton brin9t III cinem Villletlil
anfi6liiiie iiber Den itcilcn Snrlt oeS
Gcutid)cn Hcid)cs. Ger "Gorrelpon'
bent" bat Dos @eientlid)c ilber Die
rcllen Surifbcitimmlrngen bereltS &C.
brod,t. Wir entueDmen DEM He0le-
rlt1,oS p @iiaetin nod bic f%olgenoen
9unfte, bic bon Snterelie limo: glS
Der nciic 5orii in aroft tritt - i'll
nGd)itcn Sobr be5oblen nnlere
Grporte had Teutid)lonb Die Vftri'
molruten Der 3oIe inter Dem oltell
Iorif. Die neilcll 3onc IteIlen Iid)
fir ole meilten uhlcrcr Soltptoll3.
ilibrortifel ipeicntlif) b0bcr, oils Die
olten unter Der observation-disclosures
tloiiiel. 3oafrei lino III oeh bonn
StotiItiideu 9iireou uu~fgefiibrter
artifeln MIR 9ounliuolle, S0meretcil
uno Selfud)en. @oi5cn Der inter
Dem often Sorii nit 31@ Worf pro
100 ailoqrnrnm SIT o~erjollen mar,
;oblt inter oenl nelien Sorii bon SO
bis TX Mari. lie boberen 3oliutc
finben ga Iiilpetouna, 100 feline 3rt'
| ocit6nbniiie fir oeiltlde Grporte &C.
madt rueroen. Die 3oae bon Moil
iino bon / Marf GO Bfenuig oiii 3 bis
5 Worf erboht lporben, oic bon gfog'
den BON 30. $50 onf 5 bis Z Morf
ole BON Mebl bon M. 7.30 oui 1920
lis M. 1875. Sd)mol5 un0 Sleo.
margarine baben MIR unbeoeutenn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
So. GOngref. = 2ette Sitnns.

Seloe Salller elltllg an DER Srleot
gltng ibrer S6luBgeidGfte.
@enebntigmg BON Gonieren5bc.
rid)tcn ilber 8eriuiQigungSbtQS.
@oibington, 8. s., 3. MGr5,
= Der Senot fano lid] belte meit iuc-
niger nit @eid)dften iiberbGlit, ais
0~clpobnli6 am lebten Gage eiterGons
greBiibung. "a aae SeriuiQigungs.
bills entpeoer oefinitiu ongenommcn
iparen, ooer IN Gonfercn5 ifpebtelt,
10 mtroe Die beutige SiBung olgcs
meinen @eldGiten, uno, ipent notbl9,
oen Gonferen6beridten itber ole Der
piQiqungSbiQS geiuionlet. 8dbreno
oes cages mlroen enogilltlge COME
ren3beriGtc iiber bic 8lotten-, Foit.
ontts., S5noioncr- unO permiidte Gis
bill . 8crtpiQigungsbiaS ein9creid)t II.
gencbmi9t. ruonnh mn nod oic 6lllb'
uno Safer, iopie Ole %aagcmcinc De-
fi5itbiQ 81 erlcoigen iibrig blieben.
15m 2oilie ocS Cages lunroe oic9i0
qegcn 9to6rungsmittel. 8eriGlId)un8
(Ture Sooo 9iG) aus ibrcr StcIllin1
ais Invertebrates @ei60ft" peror0ngt
unb elm bitigcr 8ortluehirl crci8nctc
Iid, babel Nuiid1cn McGumbcr e..
. mn 2oogc (Wtof.). Ser gerlein'
fame 8ci6luB. pclder ooS gcgclrs
wGrtigc Bcics sur Scripaltllng Der
Sonomofonoljone prolongirt. iuuroe
einitimmig ongenommen, oQci1t nor'
fer GilBcrtcn mcbrcrc Seltotoren Bit
tere SoocG 0eNen bos SarS, neil ools
ielbc nift uIrf ole @iinife ocs &c.
not8 bc,ii0lit Der nclten &anoljoncn'
9in cinginq.
Cine @iQ, neIde oic Grncnmtng
oreicr, lit 1903 meGen 6irf)SprcIIcrei
(Sasino) aus Scr Slottcn = gfootnie
entloIictcn 8ooctten 81 6%lottcno'fi,
sicrcn oittoriiirt. pproe longc 3eit be.
iprod)en, blieb ieoof III Der Sd)tuebc.
- lin 6 llbr mod)te Der Scnat cine
8oirie Biz $50 Ibenos.
RcprGientanten \ onIe
poren bic imSenat genebmi9tcnGon-
ferersberiftc iiber Seriutut9iirgSbtuS
idon nm Die MittogSititnbc cbenioIlS
cnbgiiltig c%rIcbiet, nm Die @eld)olic
berIicfcn ouBergemobnli6 roid) itno
elott. Ger ein5iae @egenitnnN. ipel'
der cine erpGbnenSucrtbe 2cbattc
uodrief, mar Ser Gpnfcrendbcridlt
;iber sic Slub. uno Safenbia. Siblep
tYo.) 0rifi oen gomitc.T orllber 9ur'
ton befti9 an, lueil oerlelbe oen Yer
b~ciicrunacn in Delowore.3iper, I'm.
terboIb philadelphia, nldt 10 CLINT
itig eeitimmt geiueien ipor, ols Glib
Iep es lpiinihte. Noan,s nlio Nor.
rel (Ta.) id)IoIien iid) Dem gr9rifF
OH, fpGhrenb iih Burton pertbelol9te
rno erfl1rte, menfi Die Bennlplponier
Delegation cil,en Seblid)log Der garl'
,cn Gill 5ir risfiren miinid)e. 10 mo9e
iic Die @crontlportlid,feit oofilr iiber-
rebnen. Gin antros Siblep'S, Die
Senois /. Gmenoemente 5l Der Bill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Subn ". Senfel,
slr. 6O4, sab.e bars. straRe,
III mr. ~QeidlenbeStntter.

peItDer aue guftraee ftets sue Bufrieoenhsit
ciSfiibrt. 9ie bon ibm bebano, ltgrt 2ei6en
f6nrien &o9en lone Iteeen, obne bic eertngtten
gerwefungSfprret ~ 5etaeH. 6rdu Ieufel ~
araouirte @tnDdIfd nirerin, urto III lie gie9aHo'
lnle bon Grandchildren bereu SDc1iuIitdt.
(Nnut0 1Cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Dr. mnt. BPdkPr.

Gpe.iaIiff iiir WSdnners iiuo Sr1nefi.Rranfbet
ten. Ssiit II, inrssitsr Setf spSbiIis. snsf@las.
SaIS. nnb WulbsRranfbeiten, austilfe isSer
Smboten,' aieref,. iinb glafen !. aranftetten
SSfttce in 9r. aeder's amatomif9en g,nfe,lm.
ri. 7OS, Eff.gaitinspr re- trahe. S~yredftnnoem
bon Q libr Morsens bis 10 uhr Mbstosi Sonie
tass nno bon 8 t1br Bic 10 tibr abenbs.
n, g. = 9r. Bedere .Rdfte betlt uHfebIbds
ttben NusfInb. GpnfnIfaticn fFd-
(N~eai26.1S.1A&l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Charles 81. Wcilter.

IS ltdrb am 3. Mdr8 1905. @ormitinB3 I'M
1ubrer. 5ie @eeroi9ung finoet Tienitaa, Den
7, Uidr5 1905. yta6miitugs 3 llbr. bonn Irnierz
banie. 9r. 1912, Gnitern.9luenuC. aus itutt. mo-
81 &crlonrote u1b 6reutloe adtltng5oou't ctnBe'
lnocn ituo.
Tie trauerubeu etntrrblir6encn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
@efnnntmadnnaen
9%epartcment fir Btirutlihe 9anteH.
8aIffmore, ben "a. 6ebruar 1905.

sub.6epatteHent bes etabt'0HaentsntS.
Baltimore, ben "a. 6ebruar 1913.
Nm Ale, bic ee aHgebt!
sc piro bierour6 on bic 8elteer pon SleeH.
tblm an gbefuredfe glUemie, bon oer Aeltieite
Der 3ebnten 5trabe Bis sur Gillette Der ei9eriq7
Rodo, 6eTannt eegcbeH. odb Der StaoisSnaes
flieur oie MISUNDERSTANDING tir pie ,gttpetli'
faufe ben Ioribriiten Der am 90. sunni 1904
beitdtieteu 8eroromlng glr. 106 fertiq 9etteIlt
bat. r.
9te auf biefen Sail be8iigIi6en Faptere limo
in biefem 9iircnI uufbeiuabri, urlo Der Staots
Snoenieur miro am 10. gldr5 1905 in ieinem
8iiTedu, 5uif6en oeu Stu1oen bon IL u9r
Wittaas bis 2 llbr gil9miitags. irgeHo, ipelde
iu5rtli6e ODER fdriftIi6e gIngaben, ole bon
intereiirten Qarteicn gemabt peroeH mcgen,
.. I. SenSaf,
GEE. G $50 S~inotsSngeHieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Gliinheth 6nnmcrhndler.

IS ftarb am 3. N(dr5 1905 6fiabeth Sam.
mer6a8er, B3 Sabre ali. Die Veeroigung finoct
Suuutaa, 1a3 llbr Iiudniittdge. bon ibrcr 9Sob'
filg. Nr. 234, RearlsStrafe, aus itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Minn Zimmerman.

IS itnrb pl6eGi6 am =. WIdr5 1905. Bio
Wioreens. Wlioa zimmerman, gelieble @uttin
bon gSm. 4. Zimmerman. i'm glter bon "a
Subreu. Die 9eeroieun9 finoet sunntag, IA
llbr gIuhmittngS. bon ibrer Iebten gSobnllng,
CIR. 1917. WicGloerrOsStrube, aus fat. Sers
ipaHote u1o 5reuuoe iino GdDtungsbOu einaelas
Den. o~erfel6en ~beiSupobHeu. (6l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Ghfnnrh 0eh(er.

s. itur6 am 9. Wldr5 1905. $50 NadmtttngS,
Goluaro Eebler, ~aeltebter @atte bon Gltiabetb
Sebler. i'm SO. Sabre ieines Qe6ens. Die De
e~roigurg finoet Sunutna, glu6mittug5 Inn Ha2
llbr. bon ieiner lebten 98obnung, 9r. s4s. Glib
3onosStrabe. aus itutt. ipo6u Sertuduoie uno
5reunoe u6tI1gsoou eingeluocn iino,
(HI-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Ghriitnnher 0Icin.

IS itnrb pI6blih am 2. W3irB 1905 Gbrtitu.
pbcr aIein, a%ellcbter @utte bon SopbiG Nlctn,
I'M Ilter bon 50 Sabren uub 4 Wtonuter. Sic
Beerotglng finoet SDuntaa, Den b. Ntar5, gtudl'
mittngs "a upr, bonn Grauerbuuie, Tr. jt4,
Siio,gsultc. StrnRe, aus itntt.
CBbtlnoelpbier Settungen ntgcn gefdlt9ll
CppireH) CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
9nhn Serfnin & Snhn.

9riheubeitutter uuo Ginbaliamirer.
Or. 200S, Srleaueir.-Wo EEL: @tnotur 205.
3fpeiggefhdit: gtr. 524, oerl. @afternsaoenie,
Si1bidnoiolpn, Baltimore, Wlurbluno Ielepbon:
0inoior go. aliIhen peroen g~ellefert fir So9s
5eiten, llnterbnItungcn uno 9noere 9elegenbet'
ten, CSebl4, III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
QnuAnn Rnrf.

Der tanptfdh It1ite -Srtebhrt In Baltimore.
AreaI: $50 Nder. - Smmeru1brenber Charter.
gu teber Belt erreinbar. Stint Gents Sabr'
aeIb bon allen GtnottbeiIen. StraBenbabns
8aeaons pafiireu ben 9nupteiuenn9 aue bret
Ri1uten. Warmes gSurteitnrner fir SoI6e,
Die ben Srtebbof bel raIbeut @etter befu6eil.
BegribnibpIdbe al febr Mlbigeu Preifen,
fdmmtIi6 unter foriUdbrenoer gfIeee.
Bureau: Hr. II, @sft'Saratc 'StraRe.
(San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

G6ica9oer S6lodtb6uie fern beoroBen
Die @eiunobeit ser gan5en 8elt. Die
3uitan6e in oieiem Hieienbetrieb iin0
fait unbeereiflid." Sonoerbar, 6aB
Semano BON England fommen mrB,
nm ms uuf oieie 3uitGnoe oufmerf-
lam 3u MAIDEN. 8iro ben %ianitdren
3uit6noen in oieicn 9etrieben bon
amerifoniI6en @eiunobeitSbeamten
feline aufmerfiamfeit 9eifenft?
0aS 8eprG entanteu
bnus bat gum 5dIuB nod 100000
Dollars @eilengeIoer fir ben Con.
greB belpiqiet, obgleid lid Die @rtra-
Itbung uno Die reguIdre Sibrng am
5. DECEMBER oneinnroer reibten ltno
feiuer Der 8eietgeber Die Getie nod
SouIe uno 5uriid no9 @aibingtOn SIT
MAIDEN batte. 8o5u Wteilengeloer,
menn 0ieman0 cine Wfeile 9ereiIt lit?
0aS Sous bat 3itter Sluopne unter
AnfIage geIte1t. neil er 5ebn Dol.
lars 0i0ten berehnet babe, obgletd)
or oft lpeniger gebroltd)t babe. Sir
0en GongreB iperoen ober MeilcngeI-
ser betutaigt, tpenngletfl gar feline
9ebrouft mor0en iino. Gonieqllent
lit oaS nidt. Cine In5obl GongreB.
-.
MtitgIieoer ioq iif oenn audi iiber
oen Grabidl idGmen. Ob iie ober
ibre Meilengeloer 5uriidWeiien iuer-
Oen?
an 9aItim u c p.O 0 n t
un0 onoeren StG0ten ncbmcn Nbi.
lantbropen Ben &f gegen oic Ilt-
berfuloie icbt energiif oitf. 9us lit
nit GSrcuocn al 6egriiBen, benn Der
@ompf gegen Die o8eiBe BeIt" lit
oltrdoll8 nift boffnungsIoS. Grgob
bod sic Seftion ocS foit 9~0.iGbrigen
Molers b. Ren5eI, bab oerielbe in
friiberen 1Sobren tu6erful0s gelueien
lit. Plus elmer Statiitif 0e8 oeuti6en
Reidsperiiderungs = gmts erieben
mir, ooB Die SeiIerfolge bel Den III
2rtngenbeilitGtten oeS 9fei6eS bebnn.
oelten mGnnlidlen 8erIouen i'm erIten
Sabre gegen 10 Bro5ent betrltgen
uno bel Observation-Disclosures nu6 bier
So6ren INNER nod gegen 30 4ro-
sent; bel meibli6eu Yotienten Itellen
iih Die 3ablen nod b0ber, 10 nod
bier Sabren ouf etpa 80 Ero5ent.
Die S6minoiuht fam olio niht bios
ein9eO0mmt, iie fam alld) beIiegt
werOen, ipern Der &ompf ge9en Die
berbeerenoe Sronfbeit energiif un0
umiiftig IN @ngriif genommen miro.
limo oo5u iolte ieOer Wenifenfreuno
na6 9r1ften beitrogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Baltimore Getmeterh.

BHreaa: sr. 344, Rprb.GbarIes.etrahe.
BegrdbntBpldse gum 8erfaut bon s26 an,
NIT Wlaru1orptoiteu dbaeareH6t, $50 = Ylne
tAr pier 9rdber. (SuHfS.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
spiritnpien . Qicensen.
niritnnirn Qiccna . appIitationen.

Elite gr. is.
Slrean Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is cttntiiare,
Simmer BOG, @erihtsge1dubc. -.
Sie nangennnnteil Berfollen ba6efl FetitioneH
fir Sransfertrung ciner Gnoetatl'S ptrttaoiens
4iceu6 pom I. Mai 1904 n1 einaereiht, ole am
Srcitag, ben II. WiarS 1905, 10 nbr Sormitiags.
In 8erat1ung pe5ogen iuerOet. Brotette niiteu
Dor ~ llbr WSittag5 ain EOnnetftag,. ben 10.
WlGrS 1905, eiHaerci6t rneroet, Yrotefts5orrll
lare fbnncit (Uenn aepiinfhD aut @rfudeu
In oieiem 8ilrenu crlnHgt meroelt.
Wien .. Spnaro, 9rdiioent,
8ernnro NtcfeHfelo,
Gomarb 7. Sraeto,
@ortnifidre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
2prraine.

WaIerif9 = Barinrtia - Sriebli&.
sBeTtIt9 bon DdIbroof Elm urb eine babe
WetIe. Benutt bic nit gotpb1ttnn besei6nete
Rortb'stbeune.&ar. Sreie 9utf1en Na6u..tdes
am 3erminus, Rretfe bon geerdbntbftenen iest
fpe3ieu. 2et9te Beotneungen. 3elepbon -
Gafon 223. 8iireau: Granfltn. nnb Htnbfpr.
aoabs. aerIdnat Brofbire. (Wlai4 .1S.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

EMANCIPATION G(eoelouo'S; ser 4.
MGr5 1889, an Dem Sarriion al$
@rGiioent eingefiibrt pltr0e, mar icbr
lnongeuebnL luro ser 3ueite Snnu'
guardianship GlepeIanO'S in 1898
mar nidt picI .beiicr, urO Ser IeBte
SnoltgrrotionStog Dor bier Sobren,
bel @cainIep'S 5peitcm 9ermiu,
miroc griinoIif o%crregnct. Sdaoe,
luenn cS olld) bciltc rcgrcn ioQtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
SnHrsfGnr-

PIN /, @ldr5 5rieOrid 8au, 9eIuirs)tOuO, 90
Sabre alt.
@m 2. Mar3 Winr9aret vi. Wiutb.
gT 2. lltdr5 &m. ". Ertmann, 10 Sabre alt.
9lm 2. Atdr3 Snlln Spauonuer, II Sabre ali.
glm ?. Midr5 hilbert s.. @ebrmnnn, 80 Sabre
PIN I. mars 1ubn y. aeaer, SO Sabre alt.
Am ,. Wtdr5 Niargnret ~. Wincr, 80 Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Wo.-gStnofor 22s.
8. GanOer e SD6nc,

2sinenbeitatter nno @inbalinmirer.
Sr. 1908 uno 1910, Gautun,aUenue unb
Sibuft.Gde 8nltimurrsStr. NIB 9ruabpn1.
Sabrifautrn non 9nteut'6aStrts.
GSeb10-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

Carl Sd)ur5 bat lebten
Donncritna ieincn 76. @ebnrtSta9 &C.
feiert, forperlit perbaltniBmoBig
riiitig, ociitis nod i'll in9eltolifer
Stride. SdJur5 fam nit GROCER
@ernigtbuune auf iein mebr alS flint
~aieidbriges Ibitn III ben Sereillgtelt
Stooten %5uriidblidert, Wtit leinein
SesoeolismitS, icinem @efiibl fir Ged)t
uno 8abrbeit uno ieiner reid)en Be
eobung bat or i'm ofientlid)en 2eber
Der Screinieten Staaten cine Ioue
aeipielt, mic fem 5ueiter 0erttlf-
4merifaner. Mit Dem Sd)perte i'm
ariese, ais @eietgeber uto Stoats'
mann, ais. Soilrnnliit, ais Diplomat
bat er ieinen Monn geitanoen nrio
Dem 0eutiftbrm @bre gemot]t.
Moge Dem Observation-Disclosures
nod, ein LANCER uuo iouniger Sebe1s'
abeno beihieoen iein.
Ole mcbi5ini dc 3eit-
ldlrift y2aneet" in 2onoon bat Dem
gbicagoer Sleiittruit Oen &rieg er-
fl6rt. Sas glott ididte cillen &c.
Ilnobeitsbeomten nod Imerifu, i'm
Die 3uitGnbe in ben Gbicogocr Sieb-
bofen unb ShIad)tbouiern Sll inter
inden. Ser gerif,t lit nid)t giinitig
orseefallen. gs beibt oo: Sic
gonse 9ation io[Ite iid, erbebet, Inn
Die aleiasit1le, Die unter oert ga.
men Gbieagoer @iebbofe befallnt iino,
pegsufeeen. Die 3uitdnoe in Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

Gin Rem Dorfer d. er
bat einer 8coolpertrGger ouf bret
Morate ms @efGngniB geidift uno
oo5lt bemerft, ooB es 9(len 10 ge6en
miiroe, Die linn nit Der o8ofie i'm
@enonoe" uorgefiibrt piirOen. "a
iperben Die HeooIpertaIden in gteius
gorf balo iiberfliiiiig fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

Ger Sem Oorfer Scnos
tor Gepcru mtB tros ieiner n Sabre
nod cine gang DeOeutenoe grbeitSs
fraft belibcn. OR lit Qireftor in 68
giienbo6n = 8eielli6oiten rnO per-
tritt Sen Stont @en.0orf i'm 9iln'
o%esIenot. Gem bel beidditigten
@reiie bitten Die gtem-9orfer nitt
audi nod Die Sorgen unO 2oitcn Ell
mes Senators oufbiiroen lolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

Bier MilIionen Tuno
9aumiuolle iino IN 0eutif.0 itofrifa
aesogen. 0as l1Bt iid) boren, @enn
Die 9oumipol Yflan5un0cn BORT
neiterc 8ortidritte MAIDEN, mie in
ben lcetcn 6eioen Sabren, Damn luiro
9eutIhlono in abiebborer Belt ieinelt
8eoarf an8obboumipolle ielbIt oeden
f0nnen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

During the fall and winter of 1904. my
wife had chronic cough which ran down her
.ystem reduced her weight and sapped her
strength to sIoh an extent that we became
alarmed and fsared she had consumption. Her
doctor gave her very little relief and we
tried diI.erent medicines IN vain. but nothing
benefited her until she began to take Duffy's
Pure Malt Wlliskey which we heard of
through 4 testimonial of temperance advo-
cate Before the first bottle was taken the
cough had almost ceased, and by continued
treatment in a very short time she was cured
Another wonderful cure was that of a
young lady employed by me in department
store in Baltimore. who was troubled with a
chronic cough, and who had lost 40 pounds in
six months Medincine did her no good. and
she was In despair. when l advised her to
take your grand medicine. In a short time
she entirely cured.
Personally my experience with Duffy's'
has been little short of marvellous. For years
had chronic constipation, which brought on
bowel trclble and bleeding piles. For FIVE
years coctored with pills and other medicine,
but received no relief until commenced to
take Dunys. The first bottle had a magical
effect, and in short time was restored to
complete health-E. s. TABORN, Baltimore,
Md March g T. 905
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Special Dispatch to tn. can

LONDON, May 20--Whether or not
he has achieved a great artistic success,
1t is certain that the Hon. John Col
ner's striking painting, The Cheat" :"
at this years Royal Academy exhibi-
ton has become the most talked Of
picture in London At all the clubs
wnere bridge is played it is a staple
topic OF conversation, and at afternoon
teas. sacred to femininity, it has pro-
voked much acrimonious discussion.
Some time ago an article was written
in a popular magazine accusing women
bridge players of being much addicted
TO cheating. It evoked a storm of in
dignant protests. In Golfers picture
the cheat is a woman. But nobody has
arisen to denounce it as an unwar-
ranted aspersion on the sex. From
which it may be inferred society now
comedies that women-some women at
least do cheat at bridge when they
get the chance.
The picture shows two men and two
women engaged in the seductive game at
which so much pulpit denunciation has
been hurled One Of the women has
arisen from her seat and is looking dag
gers at the other woman and is obviously
engaged in saying ugly things to her.
The expression on the other woman s
face indicates that she may have some
disagreezble things to say, too, when she
gets a chance. Each of the two men
seems to be glad that ii IS not up to him
10 explain anything. But the picture
makes II by no means clear which of
the two women has done the cheating
APPEAL TO THE ARTIST.
The artist was appealed to to settle
this burning question He did so in a
letter which has been published in which
he states: The lady standing up is re-
marking to the lady sitting down that
she must really decline to play any
longer with a person who has such sin
gular luck at cards-and the lady sit
ting down does not like it." But that
left another puzzle 10 solve, how did
she manage 70 cheat?
Had the woman who has risen to