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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Gbaopif @ObnbnnS Ocritciacrt.
6rou G6a0pif mod)t Mitt6eilungcn
iiber lire 6inan5.E rnnsaftioncrl. ,

fo'Sff >bNSfN'N ~ NAAAAINA1AilAaiAN
iiber ibre Siuon5.S ronsuftionet.
Slebelan6, 8, 10. Wiai.
Uei Der bier porgenommelten 3pang3.
&crIteigerung oes ouf $4,000 &c.
ifGbten bieiigen SouieS ser 6rou
G6aOnid an ser Gllcli0 gluemle mo
@cneiee.S trdBe mar OoS bohite PIT
gcbot $4,000, lpeIdJeS GrsNihter
W. VI. @opnton NomenS ser ySou.
ingS 0epolit @nnf ouO Srltit Cont
PAM" bon Glpriu, 8, ais Sppotbe.
forglGllbigeriu in Ger S0be bon $l3,'
900, 3inien inbe9riffen, gemadt bat.
Sn elmer 9oritelllung ibrer eriten
%iinnn5ielen &erirldle cr5dblte 6ruu
Goiiie g. G6ooluid, 6ob tic ieit Dem
1. San1lar 1901 inSgciammt S..
100000 aufgebroliht babe, iuopou
ober MIR 100000 misgeliebeueS
aopital oaritellen. Sic iei Our6 Die
Sermittelung zines SreunoeS in cine
llnternebming berlDidelt iuor0en,
meldle eiten Gerlltit BON 100000
gebradt babe, uno 5lr Oedltng oieier
Summe, ionic meitcrer 8crluite III
ser Sobe bon 100000 babe lie iid
5u a%nleiben entifIieben miiiien, fir
melfe iie bobe3inien SIT 5ablen bate.
Cine Anleibe bon $4,000 iei otf
0ie ltnteridrift eines befannten gterus
Yotfers erlongt woroen. Srau GbaO.
wid er5GbIte idjlieBIid), Dab Elm be-
fainter giirger BON Gleoelono iid
sur Stellmg elmer giirgifait bereit
erflGrt babe, Elm anerbieten, Oas bon
ibr obgeluieien moroen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

% 4 Yhiuo 40e'abee, traeno etne eorte.
90 Il Bfuno eoe..9Dee, tresnb cine sorte.
20 10 linen SOC. 2bee, treenb eIns eort..
20 / gfunS frifb aerofteten rio.snffee, ~
80 Gfunb granlIirtem 3iider. Y. Rflnb bea
30 item 4Oc.. 9bee unb etue Eiidfe Mot Der.
20 iibter Sabne. sInes fir 29c.
20 @oroen's Super6 @rann &c. grobe I'M.
20 perfiibte Sabine, 8 Si6Ien, 40c. iuertb.
80 Infer bon uns in gutter uno Giern oe.
90 badener YouHos9dfe, pa Bio. fir 2gc.:
30 ierner better, reiber, frif6er 6ru6tsGaie,
29 2h BIO. fnr goo,
% eeoorrten slepteln, IaeS fir 29c.
30 - Stanaen bInue Seife mlo 1 Stanee
20 Sleiue. fir zoe.
30 / @iafon Quart 5ribt Gar, oeIiiut nit
20 heifeIt 9nS9el1lleHen Sonia mo / Wiufon
~ ~ G6si,iagTTi S S1m@ III retHem aot=sprllp
20 2 Bio. ,S6moriIettb, . BIO. beltes saIs.
% tIeifb, 1 Bto. 9Hmburgcr Steal rnb 1 8iS.
" lrilheS. Shlenber6. Nlles fir 29c.
q Sto, betteo 9bud= 92ouit fhr zoe.
30 3 Rio. heiteS RibsNoait fiir 2qc,
% Az Hto. Rot lioait 9eef, POO.
- 6 Bio, beiteS Sul5flcif6. 29c.
~ 3 8lo. belics 9nmburGer 8eeiitenL 29c.
~ Better Greuifnits sped. 24 RIO. fir 29c.
Sarantns I'M 6igarren.H epnrtement.
y. SbOre Were sc. 9igarre, 10 fir 29e.
~ fir 29c.
% 10 quite qonss6iuer Giqarren, 2ac.
~ % 6ree SmotiHa Gigarreu fir 29c.
y @elunoer SeHrOs9o. (Sa.) Iabaf, zoe.
20 pro SflnO.
geruhetmer grps'
arose Gamiltens2dSen N.
8if, 3i3, 315 uno 317. eit'seItugtp etrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
@rnnoltiifS : lte6crtraannacu.

Suionno g. 9(lt an @nl. 6. 9ooiS,
Siiotuciticite Ser GroB, nobe Eocas
ItraBe, 12 bel 60, 8rO5. $36, 1915.
e, Ga Hlre Mltnien an s. Ser6ert
Solution, @citicite ser WcGuuobitr.,
nobe Nortb.9lue t7.9 bel 80, @ro5.
$15t, So.
Charles ". Sllrit an emma g. 81
Sara, Siticite ser 10. StraBc. nu6e
Gliiton+Npc., 52.G bel LOG, $4,000.
0erielbe al &eIen g, Stint, Oitieite
Ser 10. StrnBc. nube Clifton . gluc.,
52.6 bel LOG, $1,000.
0erlclbc on Sobn j. O'Soru, 5tuei
Cots, $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Gs mar Elm Selbitm o 8.
Coroner Or. Otto 30. &einbor6t
bonn iiibiiden 0iitrift entidieo ge,
-itern, Dab anna 90. Shott, Sic 10
Sabre alte 2odter oes Srn. Soiep1
4Sdott bon Yerrp Saa, Mo., beren
'Seidi,am am lesten 5reitng ST. Serrp
gar i'm @aiier idpimmenb aufge.
fllnoen muroe, Selbltmoro begangen
bat. Gus M1bden mar, pie sic
Yoltmortem . Examination ergab,
ld,iper leioeno uno 3og aQer 8abr-
ld)einlif]feit nod Den 600 Der ipeite-
rem Gntwidelune Der aranfbeit Dor.
Die iibrigen ginaelbeiten in Dem Sail
muroen bereits seitern i'm .Geutiden
Gorreiponoenten" peroffentlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

SPr pupllllu)e SeltHul SlIuoI SOz
mon orlf ser Sobrt nod @aibinq.
ton in Baltimore. - Seine Mii.
lion.
Nuf Dem @omburger Gompfer
o0euti6lonO" trail mie l6on gen1el.
oct, Ser pGpitIihe Ibgeionote Gr5bi.
Idol Sranc Ilbino Spmon in Seem.
Yorf Elm mo poiiirte geitcrn ollf Ser
Sabrt mad @oibington, Baltimore.
glilS Neiu. 9orf miro ii6er ieine Wfii-
lion gemelOet:
nGr5biidof Spmon lit, trob0cm or
oen Sitel zines Gr5biidofS bon Gonl
tr1gt uno Dem Gotifon 5ltgetbeilt lit,
bon @ebltrt Elm Eole. Gr beoblid)tigt,
Imerifo 81 bereiien uno nit polni.
lfelt @eiltlifeu Gonicren5cn at pile.
gen. Die Eolen oielieitS oes OseonS
iino lett 2at9cm beniibt gefueien,
menn nidt einen Gr5biidof. 10 BOD
cinen 8iifof ibrer 3urae SIT erlan.
gen. Ter offenbore 3ued ser Heiie
0cS Gr5bildoiS bon Hom it, bier in
oieier Se5icbung oaS 6elO SIT lonoi-
rem. Gr5bii6of Spmon miro 3unGdIt
nad) Woibington %reiier, Damn 8aroi.
nal Gibbons in Baltimore beIud)en
uno idlieBlid Ibitcdcr nad allen.
9r0Bcrcn Staoten i'm 2anoc, no pieIe
Eolcn mobnen, un%ternebmen. Sc
fommen bier Defenders Eitt8burg
Glepelano uno WiImnufee in De
trod)t. Gem YtGloten fitbrtn Cine
grobe In5abl @eiitlidJcr ollf einem
S6leppOompfer in bic 9ot binou3
entgegen."
Inter ocr @eiitIiden beiono 1iG
olid &oter s. %. 9oroboB BON Der
fl. &olenfron5 : Stride bieriel6it, nit
lpeldlem Ser gii6of bis nod 9aIti-
more gemeiniom reiite. 8oter 9oro.
bob io9te geitern iiber Die Wtiilion
NeS pGpitlihen 0elcgoten: r9iihoi
Snnon be9iebt iid 5uerit 5llm p0pit.
liden 9eIcgoten Woni. Salconio in
@oIbin9ton unb miro mor9en nod
Baltimore fommen. Sier itottet er
Sr. GminenS Dem Cardinal Gibbons
einen 9eiltd) ab un0 miro Damn aud,
III ser I'll. Goienfran5.&ir6e poripres
den. Ger 3pef ieineS Sierieins lit
Der, Den omerifonilhen fotbolilfen
Siihofen binIidtlid ibren geiitlid)en
9e5iebungen ST Den Eolen bebiilflie6
81 Iein, ipelhe, ais iolfe itetS Dem
Eop'te treu geblieben iinb, jeoof bier
llno oo Den Srooitionen ser Stride
itltreu mlroen uno Ole io9enonntclt
itnabbanaigen Srganiiotionen griin'
oeten. Sn anbetruht Ser Sbatiuhe,
0aB CT in Dem 2nnoe 400 reqitlGre
poIniide 8cmeinoen giebt, ipeId)e Ser
fotboliid)en Stride trelt bleiben, llno
MIR weniee organiiirte @riippen I'M.
obbGngiger Gbtriinniger, fir iuelde
Die gauge polniibe @otion in Iom
Die Sdul0 trogen muB, 10 fam Ser
rolriide Gr5biidof nod Imerifo, Inn
81 ieben, oui iuelhe @eiie er in er.
folgrfider @eiie nit ben bieIigen
firhlihen alltorit1ten cooperiren
fam unb cine 5uirieoenitelenbe Sci.
legung ser llnannebmlidteiten Der,
bei5ufiihren. % er ielbit Elm Sole
FIT, itnb Die Gbornfteriitifen ieiner
L2anosm1niter in Sen Ser. Staot1h
fennt, 10 fam er auf Die S0ee, feline
Iiepite in oieier Siniidt ol5utreteil.
Ger eegenlpdrtige Gapit inooiiirtc
Dies iebr prompt unO er luar MIR Sd
frob, ben Gr5biidoi bierber gu ier-
/ Den"
/ Gs mar elm Selbl il III o + 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
IN ct. 2ouis bat sic 9oIiac

Sn ct. 2ouis bat sic YoIi5et
Sames Sirnep perbaitet, ser ans oerl
Heeierlings. @efangniB orf Mlcatra5.
Sslauo, Gal, entiprungen iein loll,
ipo err ongeblif einen 5ebni16rigen
Straftermtn pegen zines atif ben
Ybilippinen gennad)ten Ingriifs auf
GapitGn Bed pom 81. Snfanterie.&e.
giluent abiiben Iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Gin Gom SEER
Gopio $. Carroll, SorIiBer Der am
Mittpof i'm observation-disclosures ltott'
geIunoenen Seriommlung bon Ne-
pr1ientonten idmnttlifer commer5lel'
Ter 8ereine 9altimore'S 5ueds Scr.
Oerilng Ser Snollitrie Der Staot, bat
Ole Serren SomeS 9ono, HufitS V.
Gibbs, CHARLES Worton, GOmoro 5.
Gobo uno 2epis Gill ols Gomite CT
nonnt 5ur 9eiperfiteaigung elmer per-
monenten Organization. Die Cont
ten fir Sinon3en, Yublitotlon INN
9eiteuerung bot Serr Carroll nod
nid)t ernonnt.
0os annette Gecital OeS
gorbereitungs 9eportements oeS
.Eeoboop Snitituts" iono geltern
abenb i'm Muiifiool boielbit itott. gs
betbeiligten iif an oemielben Die fol-
genoen Sdiiler uno Shiilerinnen
Der eriten unb 5meiten alaiie: Glinor
9raop, 9ertie aobn, Sorotbp @elib,
Mnne 6onoolpb, gooie 2epp, Clara
Slad, Wiloreo Miiles, 2i,cp 9udler,
Wsorearet 9ofer, Worion cSones,
Gosfpea Gaui6, Goroelia Barnes,
2pbio Gomitod, Nea @ilfinion Gora
uno Warearet 9ofer, aotberine Silf.
man, Golette @iers, SIZE gloeoe, Sos
pbia Seipp, Wurguerit Gpiter, @arp
@ore, Sorrp Som llnb 2bea Glaen.
fer. 13A
Ser 9 ommer Sabrplan
Der Baltimore : Ohio 9obn" tritt
morgen, ben 81. Mai, in Strait. Ser
dnOerungen in Der anfunit uno gb.
fabrt mad Often unb @eIten, in ben
3iigen Der yGopaI Blue" smiifen
@aibington Baltimore, philadelphia
uno Hem-9orf finoen nift Itott, mobl
aber in Den 2ofol. uno GrpreB3iiaen
sipiiden bier uno Der 9~unoesbaupt-
itaot, pie audi in Oenen atpilhen Boil
timore unb 8bilaoelpbia. Ger aabr=
plan Der gabn giebt ndberen guf-
idIuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Sdifisfarten uOn uno nadj Semtid'
Lamb.

Son Baltimore big Bremen: SEA.
jiite bis gum +, Wdi $40 IT. $47. so;
nod Dem I. Mui$50; 9remen-gol.
timore bis sum I. auguit $3.50;
bonn I. g(uguit bis 1. Nonember ST.
so uno $62.50. 8unpreiie an biGi-
gerem Greiie. Sbro.s Giraer & &c.,
,3imnler Gr, 3, 1f4'sD lts2erington'
StraBeaa aas a1f1.''k ael323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Sat Mnsiid)t anf @encinns.

Cartilage, 10. Mat. - @ene.
raj Morinlo Comes, meldIer it'd elmer
fritiidleu Operation 1mter5ieben
mlbte mo oeiien 3ultano in Den Ics.
ten Sogen 5ll Den ernItliditen De-
iiird)tungen anIoB CAB, bate geitern
einen iebr guteu Gag uto man gIallbt
iebt oil cine @eneiung oes Eatientert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Turrclt Surf : Satriutcn.

9iirgermeiiter uno Stootratb mob,
men elmer Subelieier oe5 u6orrcIt.
Earf 3 8eri6oneriungS Gerciu9"
iiber sic nclleu Nnlciben bel.
Ger nSorrelt 3 Earf = Scrid0nc,
rlttgS 3 Gereiu" %ieiertc gcitern lIbcno
Die Nnnobme ser Inner z Nnleibe
0llrd cine geieIlige 3ltiommentlnft
IN ibrem &erIammlungSlofal an ser
@arriion : Nnente. Wopor 6. Gluu
SimnutS uno cine qroBc Wtebr5abl
Der Mtitglie0cr 0cS StootrotbS mob1s
ten Der GerlommIing bel. Die Wfit-
glieOcr 0cS yIorreit e Eort D.. Ser
id0nerungS &crcins" empfingen sic
@Gitc olti liebcnspiiroigite @eiic uno
glae lporen in b0dlt optimiitiiGer
Stimmung Oh ser Sortbcile, 6ie
ienem Sta0tt6eil our6 0ie Innnbmc
Der MINER 8 Inleibc entlteben, no
rollS natiirIih nidt 81 iflieBen lit.
Dab Die gau5eu 5uei Wtiuionel Dol
lars i'll SorreIt : Tarf pcrnuSgobt
meroen. ErGlioent Serbert S6iIlell=
berg bieB oie @Gite miufommen mo
ltcllte oils criten Hconcr Srn. GbaS.
Sdnn bonn Grctutiu Gomite Dor.
Sr. Sam erlpieS iid ais Elm bod
i1terelIonter HeOner, ser eS peritono,
nit ieiten IuSiiibrltngen reIigioie
propaganda ollf 10 fcinc &eiie 5t
perbinoeu, ooB 0ieNnneienoen glal,bs
ten, einem WiiiionSieIt b%ei5rnuobncn.
Wtapor &. Glop SimomlS NOR Ser
n1d)Ite Heoncr. Gr CAB sen Inhues
Ien0en Die &criiferung, 0ui CT bel
Der IuSnabl Der Sommiiiioncn fir
Die 81 unternebrtlenoen ~Giientlid)cll
&crbelierungcn 10 iorgiGItig 5ugScrfe
geben meroe, oaB oeren Nrbeit ibm
sur @bre uno Den @iirgern ser Stoot
sur 8enugtbultng gereiden meroe.
oSm Serlullfe 6eS NbenoS ipraden
nod mlgefGbr iedS Scrren, bon oe-
men 10 5iemli6 ieoer lid III erircllter
@eile iiber sic Sortihrittc I'M @uf.
boll bon Sorreit.Ear orSiprod). I'M
ter Ben anpeienoen @1iten beionOen
lif oie SS. ". q. Ilbougb $. g.
9ennett, u. g. 9ioole, s. e. @romn.
q. &. 9uneu, =. $. GoQolpop, 6. IS.
GbeUalier, SIaac Cooper, &. NJ. 90
bis, 6. s. Dunn, W. y. @blen, s. $.
giienbronOt, GboS. elliott, H,gaiott,
$. See, @. $. Serbs, s. %.
Siiber, 6. s. 6iSfc, $. 9. 6ode, $.
sc. @mlIt, 3. 9. George, s. 3. Sit.
tingS, $. 6. Green, GboS. Sonn, g..
90. Sam q. $. Sedt, s. IS. Ser
man, s. u. Soof, iln., e. 9. &lliteo.
@. 6. Sones, S. 30. arrt, W, $,
2cbr, 2ouiS 2emflbG, 81. 9. Git s.
$. 2it Sclrrp Gong, u. s. Mcaop,
G6oS. Mc&ibbin, &lopo Z. Wac@il,
jun, @. 81. MoIon, 2. s, MectinS,
SaS, Wtoon, s. 81. Moog, Z. M.
Mottlt, s. u. Sitcnoorff s.. 9. Ser
fins, s. g. Ericc, G6as. GuortIp, s.
IeutIinger, $. @. TiOOIe, @. 6.
&oiue, u. s. Robinion, ". $. Setb,
$. 3. Sdeu, 5. s. Sdiainbcrg, Is.
@. Sbop, 8. SbcriOon, W. G.
Sbearcr, IS. 81. SfiQmon, y. &.
Saap, s. Gbomos, Is. $. Gutenberg,
SSSobn ltrner, 8. s. @anOS, 9eni.
@ation, Sronf @ore uto IS. Vi.
@ebb. 9aS arrangements . Gonlite
beltano aus Sen &S. 5rant $. Sal
lowop, Serbert Sberioan q. s.
StiQinberg, Charles Sann mo
OCooS = m,cM,n INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

- Sn johannesburg, Siibairifa.
lit nelteroings cine expedition gebil.
oct poroen, INN ole $1,250,000 mertbe
8ololaoung ser .0orotbea," tueld}e
an Der 3uln.aiiite geideitert III, in
SidJerbeit 5u bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Staot Baltimore.
Sircft ans Hum.

Ger pGpItlide 9elcgot @iidof GU.
mon oui Scr 5o6rt mad @aibine-
ton in Baltimore. - Seine Wtii.
linn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
@eiA 2eute.

Sba Ajibl reidte geiterni eipe sdei.
ounssfloge geqen Sphn s., gaiibl elm
aili 8runo ange6lider 1tntreue uno
.arauiomer 4eIanoIune-Gns Yaor
beiratbeteuaE1hIt @ftober 1902 unD
lebte bis jim 8. Wars 1895 5uiam.
men.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21
T.. . First Siege Guns.

1t has been stated that it was in 1867,
at the sic@e Of Gambia. i'll Crete, that
siege guns We're first used. This state
ment is c1ntradicted, however. by Il
writer, who says that just before the
siege of Coustantinople Hungarian or
Wallachian cannon founder named Ur-
ban cast in 1852 at Adrian0p!e a can
non (which remained for many years
The wonder of Europe and marks an
epoch in the continually increasing
power OF guns" Urban's cannon was
dragged by sixty oxen to Constantine
PIE in 1453 AMI threw Il stone ball of
1,200 pounds weight 1t was fired sew
en- times 4 day and once each night.
The Turks used ut the siege two other
cannon nearly as large and altOgethe:
had fourteen batteries, each containing
four guns, along the length of the wall.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

Bet. tie author of the popular. OPP
era Carmen who died Il month after
its first production, was not at any
time Il lucky man. He was even dec
grated through 4 mistake. says Il writ
err for his friends. presaging the fail
ure of Carmen bombarded the minis
Ter before The production and begged Il
decoration for NJ. George RiZet. 'Bizct?
asked H., minister. Who is BiZet:'
y remarkable genius was the reply,
who has already produced several eN-
traordinariiy fine works. Among them
the most popular is perhaps IL Arle-
sicnnc.'' L'.trlcsienne?" interrupt
c:l the minister Why, it is Il perfectly
fascinating book. ! read it with eX-
irene pleasure. Tell your friends that
tie thing is done The minister was
not musical but he had read a novel
hy Alpho@sc Daudct. and Bizet won his
red ribbon"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

Strange thing. but do You know that
leaf persons never get seaSick?" said
al cid surgeon in the employ of one OF
tie transatlantic lines recently. This
was found out" he sail, when Il whole
class of Geaf mites went abroad some
years ago. and despite particularly
rough passage. none of1sAem wanted
10 lie on the deck and beg somebody TO
Lcave them overheard.
That's tie scaSick feeling, you
know. \ little investigation proved
that the stomach nerves are mostly
controlled by those of the ear, and that
t.eaf persons are not nearly so liable to
the nausea that comes from the rolling
motion of Il ship us are others.
The experiment of saturating ball
of cotton with cocaine and thus dulling
the hearing has been tried by ship sur
Geon# since. 1t gives relief to those who
Crrad any sort of sea voyage; but,
after ali lie best way to do is to feed
Tie fishes AMI get over it.''-PhiIadel-
plia Press
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

i curious ;.5!'.: is told as to how the
Rothschilds supported Carafa, the COM
poser. The lattcr-was far from rich.
His principal income was derived from
Il snuffbo%. And this WAS the way of
it: Tie snunboX wa; given to the au-
thor of Ia Prison d Eiinbourgh' by
Baron James tie Rothschild as Il token
Of esteem. Carafl sold it twentyfour
hours later for - napoleons to the
same iewr,cl' from whom it had been
bought. This became known to Roths-
child, who gave it again to the must
clan OH the following year. The next
day it returned to the jewelers.. This
traffic continued till the death of the
banker and longer still, for his sons
kept up the tradition, to the great sat
isfaction of Carafa.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

The crown of womanhood is motherhood.
But uneasy lies the head that wears the
crown or anticipates this coronation, when
there IS lack of womanly strength to bear
the burdens of maternal dignity and duty.
The reason why so many women sink under
the strain of motherhood is because they
are unprepared.
II unhcsitatingly advise expectant moth
eTs to use DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton, writes Mrs. w. G. stephens, of Mia,
Northumberland Co., Va. The reason for
this advice is that DR.. PieTce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the best preparative for the
maternal function. No matter how healthy
and strong woman may be, she cannot
use Favoritc Prescription" as prepare
tive for maternity without gain of health
and comfort But it is the women who are
not strong who best appreciate the great
benefits received from the use of "Favorite
Prescription For one thing its use makes
the baby's advent practically painless. 1t
las i'll many cases reduced days of suffer
ing to a few brief hours. 1t has changed
the period of anxiety and struggle into a
time OF case and comfort.
The proprietors and makers of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 for
any case of I.eucorrhea, Female Weakness,
Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb, which they
cannot cure. All the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Proprietors, of Buff
falo, n. Y, ask is a fair and reasonable
trial of their means of cure.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

y great many people on staying at
an English hotel for the first time Won
der how it is that boots" can return
placed outside the bedroom doors to be
cleaned This is quite a simple matter.
All he does is to take piece of chalk,
mark upon the sole of the boot the
number of the room from which he
takes them and then sends them down
stairs all together to be cleaned. When
this has been done they are sorted,
taken upstairs again and deposited
outside their respective doors without
the occupants of the different rooms
knowing that they have been removed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21
Brain Leaks.

A sincere reformer first converts him.
self
Life is what we make it, not the way
we take it.
More flowers for the living would not
rob the dead.
Great political reforms have their in
ception at the Preside
A satisfied stomach is the first step
toward moral regeneration.
Men who have to pay for Easter bon
nets write no jokes about them
The man who does his level best gets
credit for doing all on the book of life
A may may be content with his lot
without being satisfied with his condi-
ton.
The crosses that we make for our
selves are not the ones that win us
crowns.
The man who wants to profit by
wrongdoing is never at loss for an ex-
cuse.
Men who would scorn to cheat in bust
ness have no hesitancy in cheating in
politics.
Grafters are in the minority. The ma
jority is equally to blame for not putting
stop to it.
Some men secure credit for philan-
thropy by publicly contributing to the
conscience fund.
On the journey of life a man never
loses any time by stopping to help some
one make a new start.
Did you ever see any one look quite as
foolish as the boy who smokes cigar
cite because he thinks it makes him look
like man?
A lot of Christians who imagine that
they could die for their religion haven't
nerve enough to pray with salvation
army band on street corner.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

Ordinary sour buttermilk is a better
tonic is better food, than was ever
bottled CT boxed up by the chemist or
doctor. Many farmer drives miles
away to see Il doctor, to get a bottle Of
pepSin or cod liver oil or beef extract
when at the same time he is feeding to
his calves good, rich, nutritious butter
milk, Il thousand times better for him
than the stuff the doctor will give him.
Medical Talk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-04-21

Brother Bill! came home late and went
down to the kitchen to look for bite.
He found the larder empty and started
back to his room, when the front door
opened to admit his brother Jim.
anything good downstairs?" inquir-
ed Jim.
Lucky if you find a mouse" said
Pill
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-11-09
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov S.-rhe election IL
Maryland was for n state controller, leg
islature and county officers and IN Balti-
more for a Judge Of the supreme court.
sheriff, city clerk and surveyor. The IT,
sue which engrossed popular attention
was proposed constitutional amend
ment. the avowed purpose Of which was
90 disfranchise negro voters but which
aroused widespread opposition among
many democrats and foreign voters IN
both parties.
The returns 80 far received, however.
make certain the defeat OF the proposed
constitutional amendment by a decisive
majority Of 1000 or more and very prob
able the election OF Mccullough, rep,
state controller over Atkinson. dem, and
the election Of republicans IN three out Of
four OF the city legislative districts. The
republican candidates Tor sheriff, city
court clerk and city surveyor IN Balti-
more are also elected chief Judge Har-
Ian. dem, Il reelected by 1900 majority.
The republicans had not nominated
candidate against Judge Harlan. though
there was an independent republican can.
didate The political complexion Of the
next legislature a. uncertain and viii not
be known until the Official count has been
completed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-11-09
INDIANA.

indianapolis, Ind. Nov. S--Rcturns
from So cities IN Indiana indicate that
the republicans have been victorious I'm
% and the democrats in 20. Tickets nom
mated by the peoples and citizens or
ganizations carried In ten municipali-
ties.
The elections IN many cities developed
surprises chief among which was the
defeat Of the republican tickets az Ev-
ansville and Richmond. In the latter
city the democrats will be I'm power Tor
the first time IN % years. Mayor Bida-
man. candidate for reelection on the re-
publican ticket AT Terre Haute. was de-
featee by James NJ Lyons. dem, who
conducted his campaign on the issue 81
municipal ownership. with the exception
OF clerk and one councilman. the entire
democratic ticket was elected at Lafay-
cite. Indications are that the republic
an candidate for mayor al Muncie VIII
be elected.
At Fort Wayne the democratic candi-
date for mayor was elected The repub-
iicans elected OF l5 councllmen. There
was much scratching and Ia many cases
party lines were obliterated by local Is
sues.
The election OF former Mayor Charles
A. Bookwalter as mayor OF Indianapolis
r. conceded. At ~ O'Clock Tuesday night
the returns from 23l Of 2B precincts give
Bookwalter. rep. 23.U5; Hoitzman, dem.
candidate for reelection, 2.l7I; Bookwab
ter's plurality. 1858