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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
@anoiten int 1raf.

Eortlonb, Ore, 9. Moi. - Sm
rHatbsfeaer" bes Hortlano Sotels
trnten a~eitern abenb, oils Die Voli5ei-
ltunoe Idlug, orei elegant g%efleioete
MGnner, Die Srod uno meiBe Sails.
binoe trugen. al ben Gid oeS aai.
iirers, I'm onideineno lire Hednung
5u ~be5oblen. Der Cine nabm oie
aufmerfI bes aailirers in 4n.
iprud. ipdbrcro elmer %ieirer @enoiien
nit ihnelem @riif cinen Salieit
ganfiloten i'm 9etrage bon $t35
podte; Damn rannteu iie Ole Sreppe
binaif, perfolgt BON mlebrercn Sotel.
angeItellt, oenen es gelane, slpei Der
N1uber feit}unebmen, m1breno Der
brittle ip1ter ouf Der 6lnd)f bon benz
Nahtwddter Der .ainstpertb.Rat alto
nalbanf" gepadt puroe. Die slrre.
ltanten nnl1tlten iid: g. s.. Sanlon,
s. g. Stofforo unb Wiaiam aane.
Gas Srio ioIl nit gef19rIiden inter.
nationolen @oinern ioentiih iein.
aane's red)ter Rarne ioa 8iaiom
9arctt iein mo Stafford lit aud, III,
ter Dem Gamcn 5ribie .. Sem be.
tannt.
aui telearapbiide Infraee BEL al,
len Observation-Disclosures Der @roB.
itaote oes 2o1oes fam bon golti.
more Die gntuort. 0aB Barrett unb
Sem BORT zines aaubonfaQes beif,ul.
oiat iino. Barrett fou in Jranfreid,
cine l1neere 3ndJtbnnsitrofe perbiibt
bnben nafoem er eirse,n Daufbotet,
in Yaris einc Gelotofde NIT 400, GOO
Jrones Snbalt seraibt 6at1s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
@elognnna ani Gr-Gaiirer @ull's
Gerhaftuna a%nae6pteu.

MiIpoufee, 8iSc., 2. Moi.-
Cine 9eIobuung BON $1,000 lit fir
Die Gerboftlug BON Senrp q. @ol,
Dem frii6ereu &iilfS= &ailirer Der y@r.
item Rdtionol=9mlt" BON Wi(palfee,
oltSqeid)riebeu uor0er1. 8oa mar att
betn Gage pcrldrprtoen. ais Die lin.
teridllaQungen 6rouf q. 8igelom's.
0es YrGiianten Der 8anf, on'S Qidt
famen, uno ieit0em mar eS ibut &C.
litngen,s iih Der Gerbofhmg SIT ent3ies
fen. 9igelom Der it6 gegen 9iirg'
idoft olf freiem 6ltBe befinoet, aber
~beitGnoig BON einem 0eteftip iiber-
mod)t miro, bat lidl bellte in ser mite
ren Staot 9e5eigt, mo- ct eiu 0eiddit
SIT erlebtgen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Gmrnpdiid)e Sabrlberidbtc.
Sur So65ei QeIooeu.

Berlin, .. M}oi. 0as .aeip-
5iger Sageblott" %bchouptct, ooB Ser.
500 ernit IuanIt BON Cumberland,
Sobn bes perltorbcuen a0nias @eore
Der Siinite BON @omoocr, sllr Sod.
seit oes beiltihen &ronprin,en nit
Ser Ser5ogin Gaelic bon Medlens
btrazS dlperin ndd) Berlin foumen
peroe. Mcum lit NoS belt1tiat
oiirfte cine Geriobnm0 oeS 8elfen-
ber5oas nit Dem NobcBoaernbouie
ooS ieinem Softer oo$ 8onigreib
uobm, bolb erfolacn.
@ebcimratb SII6er &c.
-tlr ascepttrt.
9erlim 2. Moi. - @ebeimrot1
Slider, Ser beriibmtc Grboller bes
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, bat Die linn bon
Sralioent GooIepeIt onqctroeene Gr.
ncnrluug Slrll Mitglieo oer berotben-
ben internotionalcn Sngenierrs- Yez
boroe fir Die Hanomofanol.Gonmii-
lion trob lcineS bobcn MlterS bon rs
Sobren ongenommeu. 8ciltig unb
forperlid) riiitig, iijbIt CT iid oe1 Mu.
foroerungen elmer iolden Stelune
p%ololf eeipahien. ais
9ritiid Sorpeopi0aer
b]erlorcn.
Corr, SrIonb, >. Mioi. - @dbs
reno zines S%orpcOoboots Sheino1l.
critics oitf 9erebopcn gcrietb eeltern
Nodt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Sp,
ren" ouf Die alippen om oitlid)en 81.
gang oeS SofcnS mo blicb NIT ges
brod)encm 8iel ouf ocn Selirn ban.
gen. Die 9eiosung wltroe bon arloe.
ren ariegSififfen at 9orb genom-
men; oildl Die Gcidiibc uno Gorr1tbe
mllrocn in Sibcrbeit ocbrodt. Die
~Spren" lit nidt SIT rcttcn.
Ser b0ie @eit."
Giid ineft 9. Moi. = Ger
~9roug" (ber boie @eiit) nennt iid)
cine neue 3eitung, bic bon arouibes
ban, Dem friiberen Hcoofteur oeS
Observation-Disclosures 9lotteS n9eliaro.
bpeb" berails9egeben miro.
&roulbeOan's muibebenoe Nrtifel
Ioaen ooS SiloengemcBel bonn Sabre
1903 in aiid)ineff Sllnl 9roben Sbeil
Derbeigefiibrt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Slanbart &odl's Yrosef.
Ger gnaeflogtc IN arober Grrcgung.
Nit Der 3uiammeniebul1g Der
Sllrp lit CT aniricoen.

Gbicago. ~. Mai. - Sn Dem
Ero5eB geaen apbann Sod, ipel6er
oeS @ottinmorSeS onaefIogt 1T, milr.
De Die 9iloung Der Si,rp ST. Stonoe
9ebroht mo init ben eigentliden
Serbanolungen mnroe begonnei1. SSStl
geipaltise aufregung 9erietb Der gin.
gcflogte, oils Der SiilfS.S tootsonpolt
Sllen in ieiuer 9arleeung Der Sode
Der SnrD erflorte, in ben Sbeilen ser
III ooriger Wode erbimirten' 2eihe
Der perItorbenen Satin oes gnge.
flagten, Srou Warie @older = Sod,
leien 5iuei meitere @ron g%riennif &c.
fun0en moroen, ni1o Dies lei bon INN
10 groBerer 9eoeutung, olS in Der
gum Ginballamiren Der 2eidpe benitb-
ten SliiiIigtcit iiberbolipt fem glrie-
nit porbonoen geipeien lei. Sod
lprang bel bielen @orten bon ieinem
Cite onf uno ifien Dem Stnotsnn.
malt ms @ort fallen 81 noIlen,
puroe ober bon ieiner llnleebune ee-
notbiat, iif mieoer 5u ieben ullo lid)
IT'LL 81 perbaIten. 9ie Surp batte
Sod 5uuor einem 9eridterltatter ee.
geniiber ais 9on5 ieinem @eidmad
entlpredeno be5eidnet, iuos ober nidt
piel SIT beoeuten bat, ga aud Der
StoatsonuoIt p%oaitdnbiges Ser.
trouen in Die @el6morenen iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
&eihfappen in Wiiiiiippi.

Sodon, Miiiy 2. Wloi. Die
9unDe9 = @roBgeidiunrenen perianls
mclten iid) beute sur lluterilifung
Der l%le6crQriife ser 8eiBfoppen IN.
Gruntiiu Goumtp. VI. 5. Scout, eiu
SPECIAL 9eteftiu, iuelfer im auf
TRACE oe5 @ouucrneur$ Garoamolt
arbeitet, 1mterbreitetc Den @roBae4
ldiporencn cine qroBe 3obl oofll-
mentariiter 9etpeiie, ioluie 2iItea,
aus oenen beruorgebt. Dab Die altgeb-
life @eiBtoppen-& ereini9ung mebr
ais 1000 0titgIieoer sable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

binbet ss NIT gebriibtem 8inofaosn.
Iegt es in iteigenoe Butter uno ldbt es
unter bdufisem 8esieben peid uno
braun braten. Der gr{parnib balber
tann man Der Sauee tpdbrenb Der
8rat3eit mad unb mad etpas tofens
bes WaTer auleben. NIT &artoffelmeb(
unb einisen gbl0ffeln faurer Sabne
toht mar fie fGmig. 0as Jleiid
fdmedt aud ais talter Auff9nitt febr
gut.
0as 9aar, Der berrlidite
Gdmud Der Jrau. lit eine Sd0nbeit,
ole iie fi6 itets su befpabren fufsn
fo1te. aiinftlide Mittel pflessn nidt
piel gu belfen, oft fdaoen fe fogar;
cine forsfdltise unb naturgemdbe
pfleee 6agesen bleibt ME unbelobnt.
Jleibiges Gdmmen unb 9iirften 1T
erfte 9ebingung; ebenfo Wafden oes
6aarboosns. GeIhiebt lebteres reaels
mGbig aae bier Wohen, 70 ssniist es
poaitGnois. Da3u nimmt man laus
tparm.s WaTer, Ieift ben aopf ianft
aber sriinbIid nit 9beerfeife Elm uno
fpilt erit nit lauem. Damn taltem
DaFer Die Settle politdnois ab. Das
6aar trodnet nan nit feinen peihen
9iihern uno permeioet mad Dem
9rodnen jeoe 3ueluft. Cine f90ne
fdmale Sdeitelabtbeiluus erbdtt man
fid am lansiten ourh ofttres gerlssen
Der Sheitelinie, um cine Wenieieit
mad redts. ODER Iinfs. Dem Wadss
tbum 1T es, ME betannt. iebr fSrber.
lid. tperu man ieoen Wonat .sIei@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Cine ongenebm me lteber.
ru bung ipuroe Srn. uno 6rau'
Siilius s. 2itau, Die 81 ,@bite
OATS" mobnen, am Sonntag ourd
ibre Sobne bereitet. Ger iilberne
Sod5eitstae bes Taares fiel oiti les-
ten Sonntag, nno lpobrenb Die bel.
ben 8atten fur5e 3eit abiueienb wo,
rem, trafeu Die Sobne in oaer Gle
8otbereitungen fir cine %iolenne
Seier. 3os Siibelpaar beiratbete anl
30. Npril 1880 in Geutihlano uno
Tam I'M ioleenoen Sabre nab 9alti-
more, no es ieitoem geiuobnt nno eit
Mildgeidaft betrie6en bat. an Der
lleberraihunasfeier nabmen Sbeil:
Sr. uno Jrau s. s. @eisbampel,
Sr. lino 8rau Senrp @roB, Sr. uno
5rou 3. Sdiparbfopt Sr. uuo 5rau
Siidting, 5r. uno 6rau Sobn aorif.
Sr. uno Jrau @m. Sobn uno SAINT
lie, Sr. unb Sran @m. Sobn, JIM,
Sr. unb Srau Gbas. %. Gill, ST.. uno
Jrau 8. @itte nuo Samilie, &r. unO
6rnu Senrp MerfeI, Sr. uno Jrait
anton Werfel, Yaitor Gndenberger
nno 0atttin. SRI. Gleanore SribnG,
SRI. Selen @eisbampel, Sri. Z.
Witte, Sri. Soa @roB, SRI. aatie
Merfel, SRI. gli5abetb Merfel, Sr.
Sobn Hit, 9r. 9enrp 5obn, Sr. s.
8roB, 5rdn Raber nno Anoere.
= SdBres- 9erioin MI IN a.
Der .Nofo.G apsS tfabea Simmer
dudbrcuoe 8niluerei1 Nr bieIt se'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
8toankenfplittn

Gin 9asebun entbdlt bic grobtartft zines
tseeu 9asts.
Sas 6ubn III bas Sinnbilo Der Reslame.
eat IS utrtlia mai stn Ct sslest, sanu
aDelt binauS.
sDte ssfa9Qps n,ande Menfden Fnb, &c.
"ssH mon OFT an bet urt TIRES Mitsefabls.
go rnanasr II ON Cube, b.sor Ct i.in
8ieI erret@t. Wv
sOenn Ser Uorssfette berfimms IA, a,sAs
81 r1ete anbere Satten suf.
s0o Ula6 n, iommeln ID 81. Hefb<r.
Dsn 1deM ne9n' u tin NIT esd unb Dad,
Ssm Hss fsso@ osrldhe't@ au4-0ti1ma6!
SoS Ndnteletn, has mon UNI eine ea&<
eanes, ss.tttt oft usbs. st1 sis tIev Gs4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Eeitmarfen.A senturea.
gesidiebene Staottbeile, IN pelden
Boit.Wertbiaben perfauft

iperoen.
MeIhaIe - q. y. Gcott.
grrfsstocb - Burneu g. Sappinetpn.
1oIfndaIoenie uno Sarrifon.StraBe - ~.
bert 9. q. 6al.
q; Strabe uHb eunttnaoonsslbexue - eouIs
fstuboIIdr.
Sraf0epiQe - Stran RtmbIe.
Sbeiot.
:. ano Souat,Strassj StebIanotcmn - Gas.
6. Irlidr.
Srangepiue - @eoree Seu.
NrR. 20, unton.sloenre (s8pobberrb) -
Clarence .. Wiuiduts.
groabtpap uno galtimore'gtrabe - 0eoroe
3. Wap.
untersS Station. ~RennfpIbarier 1nhn@ g.
8. Bro!pn.
@amoen statton. .eaIttmore.G tto.Ratn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04

Standardization. SEER
8uitop Sber, elm befannter@ eIdGfts-
mann, febrte geitern bon elmer brei.
monatliden Sonr nod benz Mittel.
Ianoiiden Meer, Seruialem uno benz
beiligen 2anoe 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Selbitmuro ans Mngit bor einem
YruseR.

@orceIter, Woii, 2. Wai. -
Die 2eide Moies 8. Silperman's,
eines &leiberbanolers, Der ieit lestenl
Samitag permiBt ,mirbe, muroe aus
Dem Guiniisamono . See, einen 40
Ntnll0 idAperen Stein Inn ben Sals,
berousgefiidt. Die 9eine iporen illl-
terbalb Ser aniee 5uiommense6ur,-
ben. Der Silperman seboriae Sut,
l(eberrod nno goloene llbr wl,roen
nuf Dem ufer p~orgehmoen. Die 2eide
lag IN 10 Sub tiefem @aiIer. Silper-
man, Der III anseiebenen iiioilde,l
areiien Der Stoot iebr befannt mar,
binterlaBt cine @ittipe un6 flint Sim
Der. Mitgliieoer ieiner 1amilie lag
ten, baB er ben Selbitmoro in Nus-
iiht geItellt babe, oa er einem Medts.
%itreite, Der CUR 8erbmollna anae-
iest mar, nit 9ansen entgegen iab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
gei5roernna BON Yolt5aden.

Sartge oer ertoroerltten Sett our
grreihrnne Der eeridieoenen
electromagnetic.
llntenitebeno lit Die unaef6bre
3eit fir llebermittelung Der Yoit.
iaden BON Dem 9aItimorer Yolt.
9iireau mad ben bauptidhItden
etnbeimiiden uno a1tsn1rtigen
Staoten perac;dnet.
SnIanb.
Mtlanta, ga., 10 ytunben.
Mttanlics@itp, .R.sS,6 Stunben.
8urIinatcu. Bernont. II Gtuuben
ssss %3'aS, 3 ~. 2 g gs,ta ,nsn
SsSiifaaSil aug &c: ~ II 'etunS.n.
gineinqati; nbte 20 eiinssn:
S sss.'' aslsSaeo - az 5sA1 9as,.
s se'lsl.i gS ssyas ! s ! 2aae 5 e,unsen.
9artforo. CONNECTICUT. u stunssn.
SadIonl Wssifitf}SSi.. 2 Taae.
SS%'S,5 ,,. q, } %ISasI., sass. ..,.,
louisville. ab., / GAG 2 sinnoeu.
% %lls%sIpgs'fal l asn";i ! , a 1ss 3 ! g g,,,ns:s.
GorfoIf, Birainien, f2 Stunbeu.
giao. Nelpsyort, s Stlnben.
Omaha. Ne6rasfa. 2 9ase.
YortIano, Wlaire, 1 Tue.
ssssfi1t assIs;ti stf sa'. ) : e aaas;
Ss rns|S,ne, ~: II i, Sts m,''ns,r
aaieiae' Nc. Is stnnoen.
Ct 9orts, Mlttionri, / 9ae 9 Silnben.
Gun 5ranetSe0. GAL. 4 Iaae ID Stunben.
I%usIanb.
Bremen, 9eutfbIanb, 8 Taae.
guenos WhreS, Mraenfinien. 20 1age.
Calcutta. grt~tifn.5noten. 80 9aoe.
9emerara, grtttfhFSuinea. 10 Gage.
3ongfona, 9ttHa, 25 Tage.
atngiton. Sartatea. 8 Inge.
2iberpuoI. itgIauo, Z IGee.
9raern, Sfipei8, 10 Iaee.
gtaot WleItfo. WleItfo, 3 Gage.
mnsfdu. giibIanb. i2 7aet.
panama. eer. siaatep bon Colombia.
Warts. sranfreta, 8 Tas..
Quebec, Canada. 2 1age.
Gto be Sanetro. 9rnHiten. 26 1age.
sGnI, ,o SiaIie r., 10 5Gss, 4o..
Gponep. guitroIen. 81 1dae.
Staten @eIoanpei.
ungen.
Nntpeifuneen BIZ sur Sobe bon $3.50 fofen
8 Gents.
snipelfunsen hber $3.50 Bio $500 ioften
5 9eutS.
Mnipeifuneex aber $500 bis $1,000 fotten
2 Gents.
gnipeifuneen fber $1,000 bis $4,000 .oltsn
Gents.
gnlpeifunsen fbsr $4,000 bis $4,000 tofen
Gents.
aniueifunesn nber $500 bis $4,000 ioften
IL Gents.
gnpeifunsen fiber $1,000 bis 5000 ioften
10 Gents.
anpsifunesn nber $4,000 III $4,000 iofien
Gent,
anpeifunsen Hber $4,000 biz $1,000 toften
anwsifunssn nber $3.50 bis 10000 ioftsn
30 Gents.
Spe3tnI AbItsferung.
Sebe Senoune, Die nit elmer Spe.
5ial.10.Ge Cents Warfe uno einer fol-.
den oes eepobnliden Bortos Der.
ieben lit, miro iofort mad Anfnnft
onrb eiilen SpeaiaIboten ailsgetras
gen, i'm 8e3irf ieber freien Mblieie.
ringSifntior, ODER aber i'm llmfreiie
bon bier MeiIen elmer ieben anoerea
Boitanitalt in ben Ser. Staaten.
Die abIieferunssitunoen FOLDER
iinb in ben Srei-gbliefe.
r,tngsitationen bon z lbr Moreens
bis II llbr abenbs SpesiaI.Eoits
i~enonneen f6nnert an auen Der.
Staaten . goItdmtern aufsegeben
tperoen.
AnsIdnbifde Senounoen.
1. Die Naten fir ole a~isldnoi.
fben Staafen uno ibre 4oIonie'n
(aussenommen Canada unb Megi.
fo) iinb Die ~foleenoen: 9riefe Bis su
15 Gramm az llnae) 5 Gents. Gin.
Tode Hoittorten 2 Gents oas Stid.
Riidonttuort Qartet 1 Gents ooS
3eituneen uno anoere Druid
laden / Gent bro 2 lln3elt.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18

Notwithstanding the fact that the
famous coin known as the widows
mite, and also the coin said to be one
OF those Judas received as the price
or his betrayal OF his master, are said
to be In New York, another so called
Widows mite has been discovered, this
time In Wisconsin. The coin, dIscov-
cred near Berlin. Wis, on the AlIard
farm. was found In a metal box in
the center OF a cement-like substance
The care with which 1t was preserved
and Its evident antiquity have led to
the conjecture that Marquette or some
or bis missionaries. who used to 60 up
and down the Fox river, either lost the
coin or gave it to the Indians. 1t was
found In q plowed field
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

summer schedulein effect June sOtb ,,os
steamers leave Washington foot 90 So ,er.
TTaIeet, every SUNDAY, Tuesday Wednpsda,"
iLnuIsoay and Saturday at u. M FOR the Ioy ;
Omink llker landings and Baltimorf. "
ai,eAanGria. Glymont, Liverpool kiyersId.,
SDusnMood, Lancasters, Towards Cohtnrns'
Stones' Leonardtowu, Abelis, Piney PoinI'
Anu ,. Lodge. Murdys Point Kim ale. Ctan
Rns.uihulcks, walnut Point. Cowarts. LeSSfseTfs'
hluers, Nrasons. BrOmes, Porto Relic Al,
lng IN baltimore about a. N. Mop6avs 49,
osys, thursdays, Fridays and Saturtiays
Stesmer will leave Pier 3 IfRht Strea,
M hnarI; balnmore, every Monday, Tuesday
dburSuay. Friday and Saturday at 4 N m
i t0g tue following river landings and Wash
Millers, Porto Bello, Grasons. Rro,oe.
Ian. Bundicks. alnut Point. t.owsrts'
b1e~lsettR: hinsale, Lodge Iandfno MUndx:
h3rlnt, Adams. Piney Point, Leonardfow,,,
AoeIiSI Howaids, Cobrums Stones Susb
moou' lancasters, riverside. Liverpool CIV
nloint' aleAandIta- Arriving IN WashfrVton
day and Sunday mornings So'u
Freight received daily An rixor srotA.
must be prepaid. 'eibnt
WILLARD THOMSON. General MANAGER
l. d OhDoCH. Gen'l Fri. and Pass. AEt..
STFpuENco,. 49, baltimore, Md.
"m- q REARDON, Agt,. Alexandra. IA,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18
satsumn Potter b..o-.,,,

Satsuma, adored OF oil pottery loving
women. has been manufactured FOR
many hundreds OF years In Japan. In
old feudal days the japanese princes
delighted in private potteries, In which
art craftsmen made ali the pottery
used In their lords establishment. The
ware made on the estate OF the Prince
or satsuma acquired a worldwide
fame. During the Internal wars OF the
nineteenth century, however, which re-
suited In the new Japan. the secret of
the ware would have been lost had II
not been preserved by n potter. Mr..
Meizan OF Osalsa Is said to be the
greatest living decorator OF Satsuma.
He employs fifteen artists, all his own
pupils. The extreme mInuteness of
some OF Meizan's decorations is almost
incredible. On the interior OF a bowl
nfteen inches in circumference and
three I'm depth he has painted 10000
butterflies, indistinguishable to the ma
ked eye, but through the glass seen 10
be perfect in form and coloring.-Phll.
adelphia Press.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18
LincoIa's Religion.

There has recently been a revival of
the old controversy as to whether
Abraham Lincoln was brought up in
the Roman Catholic faith. Archbishop
Ireland. according to the Springfield
Republican. has. however, put a
quietus on the discussion by a state
ment OF what the old missionary,
Father st. Cyr. told him years ago.
Lincoln's father and stepmother were
both Catholics. though ho<v they be-
came so is not clear. Father st. Cyr
said mass many times at their house,
but the old missionary declared en-
phatically~ that the boy Abraham Dever
had been Catholic.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18
WIZARD BURBANK.
The Way the Famous HorticuIturtst
Changes Plant Life.


The processes by which Luther Bur
bank. the famous horticulturist. works
are not new or peculiar. They are IN
accord with we'll known and unalter-
able laws of nature. The principal
methods used are selection and cross
Ing. Nature is using these same proc
esses every day. The bees and the
wind carry the pollen or one flower TO
fertilize another, thus bringing about
the crossing OF species. The struggle
for existence and a thousand circum-
stances OF growth and development
tend TO weed out the unit among the
plants. leaving the best to survive.
This Is selection. But, where natures
operations are largely left to chance
and accident. Mr.. Burbank gives them
intelligent direction. and his results
are sure and immediate.
He takes two plants whose life hab-
its. structure and environment may
have been wholly different. He brings
them together. implsntinG the pollen
OF one upon the stigma OF the other.
As result the species are thrown into
state of perturbation-set to "wab-
bling" as II were. The life tendencies
are broken up by the shock. The
plants resulting from the crossing may
resemble one or the other OF the parent
plants. These are not important.
Some OF the plants will combine the
best qualities OF the parents. From
these improved varieties Of fruits and
flowers are produced. Some of the
plants will be different from either
parent-perhaps unlike any other plant
In existence. From these unusual va
RANTS new plants msy be developed.
He selects his original subjects from
far and near. He brings a raspberry
from Siberia TO combine Il with n
blackberry OF California, He brings a
plum from China or Japan to combine
II with native apricot. An expert.
ment is built up on the foundation of
common wild flower, as the daisy,
for example. In another experiment n
flower from Australia may be used.
He brings a cactus from Central Amer
tea to cross with a species from Ari-
Zon0.
Having crossed his species, he plants
the seeds. From the resulting seedlings
he selects the single plant, or the two
or three at lhost, which he finds best
suited for his purpose. The seeds of
these are again planted. and the work
OF the selection goes on. 1t was from
bed OF 65.oo0 plants that he selected
the one from which his white black
berry was developed. The seeds accu-
mulate by rapid progression. In a
few seasons there Is an immense
quantity OF them. All are planted. He
does not believe I'm dealing with few
examples. He chooses few, but the
number to be chosen from is large.
When the time for selection comes the
whole lott may be a hundred or
two hundred thousand-is passed be-
fore him In review. He selects those
which suit his purposes. and the others
go 10 the brush hemp and the bonfire.
Professor De Vries has remarked, 1T
Is no easy task to pick the right apple
tree from growing bed or 100000
seedlings" but this is exactly what Mr..
Burbank does. He deals with large
numbers, and his results are CORE
spondingly large and important.-Suc-
cess.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
.Esl RAILWAY co.

spring Schedule. I'm effect April ~, 1905.
=, steamer leaves Pier Light Street whar,
,suunore, every Sunday and Wednesdav
weather. permitting, Tor Fftchetts and infsyys'
me diate landings rs follows:
Leave baltimore ID. m Mia ON N -
Sampsons 2:t5. Tipers g. BlackNVeJls a..o'
lection o30, limbs 4. Rcedville t:30 Ror,lir,Sss
~ hnrveys 6;l5, Grace Point 7lO, Byrdten
Little Bay g:t0. Pain crs 10. Jacisonss Csoas,
ii:JV, che. ~ Point li:t5, Cricket Hill 10 noon
N11i,s lz:iS ?. M, arrive Fitchetls Is:3O.
and i1t,e, leaves Fitchetts for Baltimore
ting, every Tuesday ard Friday. as follows.
LcaNe ,fitchctts a. m, Calls ESQ a m
Co. ,o I'M v;to, cherry Point 10. Jackson's
Sreek lO,S0, Palmers Il, noon, Little Ray Is.I5
n. M. ChaSes ls:f5. OCEANS l. Kilmarnotsk t.s0
byfdLon 100, Grace Point ., HardinVS "a H.
SssSys S'i5, Election 4d5, 1imDs s. ReedviIle 5::o!
srrive o:SO Iipers 6d5, SIMPSONS =
m Steamer leaves Pier 3. Light Street Wharf
Datinore, every Monday and Thursday
Mesthce permitting. Tor Freeport and fDfsyy
mSdiato landings as follows:
LcSNe baitimore bp. m. Mia 2.3la m Flee
ION , q IlInbS 5:ls. kcodville $751; Grace POINT 4
,i,s 49, h6lmarnock 5;l5, Ocran 6:45 Jack
IN III, Sreck 40, Cherry Point 7.2U Cricket
n uIil t;oo, Calls = Fltchctts SssS Ruarks a-IS
Srlneis 800, Warehouse q:s5 Coprsds 10
arrjye a, O t iV;lS, StamPers lO3O, Blands ii,
aetnrning, leaves Freeport for Raltirnora
aha intermediate landings every "a edn.,sSss.
@iu aturday, weather permitting as foIlows.
ers $3.50, Green Point 6lb. ConraIs Waep
mouse, s:3O, Grinols 7fO, Ruarks s.ls fritehs.Se.
i, SSllis 20: Cricket Hin a:i5, Cherry Point no
neck meek iS5O, p. m. Byrdton Is:3s, Grace Po,n,
hhTI;;tto' rleeton S:i5, limits 4 Ree,ivIlle s.Si
n sir ., Lipers 5sS0, Blackwells $50. arrive
MfLLARD THOMSON, Gen. Manager
n. BROWN. Agent, Pier &
A"UhDocH. Gen. Passenger Agent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18

beautiful gate. In the name OF Jesus
Christ you shall make men who are
spiritual cripples rise up aud walk.
May God move us church members,
one and all. TO resurrect shis day our
church for his glory and his honor into
the conquerIng host OF an invincIble
army
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-18

WOAtGCl VI
cures made by DR..
kiimer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years cf
scientific research ty
Dr. Kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-