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Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Wallows Still There.

A curiosity of the plains is the buffa- To walows. There has not been buffalo in them for 30 years, but they are the same to-day as they were gen. erations, or even centuries, ago. They are no longer frequented by cattle, of course, and therefore not freshly worn, but they remain to this day barren and black amid the vast plain of liv- ing green. In the spring they stand full of water until the advancing sum- mer sun evaporates it, and then they are barren and black again. They are perfect circles, some large as a cir GUS ring, and their basins are packed firm and hard by the tread and roll of many generations of the bison. An other recollection here of this extinct race is the buffalo birds, which abound in great numbers. Their function now, as in the time of the bison, Is to pick insects from the backs of the cattle which feed on the plains. Sometimes twenty or more feed on a steers back, while the steer calmly and with evi- dent pleasure munches buffalo grass.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Too Generous.

George-I have been invited to "hower party" at the Pinkies'. What does 1t mean?
 Jack-That's one of the newest ideas this season. It is a new form of birthday party. Each guest must send Miss Pinkie a bouquet containing as many flowers as she is years old, and the flowers must have a meaning. Study the language of flowers before ordering.
 Florists Boy Ca few hours later)-A gentleman left an order for twenty of these flowers to be sent to Miss Pinkie, with his card.
 Florist-Hes one of my best GUS toners. Add eight or ten more for good measure.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Taking Time by the Forelock.

It was late in the afternoon, just at dusk, when q carriage, evidently from the country, drove up to the door of "Anson King, Stationer," and young woman alighted and entered the little shop.
 She asked to see some thin station. cry, and after selecting what she de- sired, she hestated for moment.
 Do you make any reduction to cler- gymen" she asked, softly.
 Certainly, madam" said the sta tioner, with great promptness. Are you a clergyman's wife,"
 "N-no," said the young woman.
 "Ah, clergymans daughter, then?" said the stationer, as he began to tie up the paper in neat package.
 "N-no," said the young woman. Then she leaned across the counter and spoke in a confidential and thrilling whisper: But if nothing happens shall be engaged to theological stu dent as soon as he comes home this autumn"
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
A Witty BiSllOD.

A certain witty American bishop found himself a few months ago cross ing the Bay of Fundy, from Digby to St. John, in company with a certain Mir. Caswell. The Bay of Fundy has reputation for turbulence only to be matched by the English Channel or the Bay of Biscay. Mir. Caswell was struggling with violent attack of seasickness; but the bishop, who was above such weakness, was very cheer ful and inclined to conversation. He had failed, however, to catch MT. Cas- wells name correctly and persisted in calling him MT. Aswell." At last the sufferer, in moment of ease, correct ed him, saying
 "'Caswell,' my lord; my name is 'Caswell,' not 'Aswell.'"
 "Oh," said the bishop, eyelng him critically, as new spasm seized his unhappy acquaintance. "Well, Mir. Caswell, don't you think you would be 'AswelP without the sea?"
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
An Organ, Out of Order

The manner in which gang of forgers in Warsaw have been discov- cred and broken up makes curious reading. A domiclliary visit had to be paid by the police to a house. and on the arrival of the officers no opposition was offered to their entry. Inside one of the rooms, however, they found a man playing cabinet organ, and all the time the visit lasted the man remained at the organ. As they were about to leave the house the officer in charge of the police, being some thing of a musician himself, asked the performer to play the Russian Nation al Hymn before they left. This the man did but the officer. was not pleased with the performance, and complained that the player did not put enough expression into the melody The man explained that he was un- able to do so, as the loud pedal ar rangement of the organ was out of order. The officer at once volunteered to repair it, and, in spite of the Gro- tests of the performer, set to work to do so. Great was his surprise on opening the instrument to discover that the pedal would not work because bundles of forged notes had been stuffed into the instrument. Arresting every one in the house, the police care fully examined the organ, and found, besides the notes, documents which revealed the membership of the gang of forgers.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Closing the Boot.

The teacher of English was hopeful, although he had met with disappoint- ments at every turn.
 "Now here is an interesting situa- tion," he said, eagerly. "Let us analyze Just what is the meaning of the line Doth not Brutus bootless kneel :"
 "Why, take it to mean that Brutus, being in hurry, had come off with out his boots, sir" said the pupil, with his usual promptness.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Might Have Caused a War.

Here is curious but almost forgot ten tale of the Falkland Islands: On one of the main islands is Stanley. where the governor and few British reside. The islands produce grass, tur. nips and pigs. These pigs used to be much sought by American whaling captains. The governor always insist ed that they were British property The captains insisted that they were wild pigs. During the Crimean war an American whaler appropriated q pig and then put into Stanley. The governor classed the pig as British, and when the captain refused to give it up imprisoned him.
 A few days later an American ship of war put into Stanley under the command of Captain Lynch. The cap tain, hearing that an American citizen had been clapped into citizen by the governor, demanded his release, ask ing the governor, if unprepared 10 comply, to remove his women and children, as the town would be bom- barded. The governor released his prisoner and presumably the pig and sent an account to the colonial office, and the British legation at Washing ton was directed to insist upon an apology.
 MT. Marcy, Secretary of State, OK plained that Lynch was nervous be- cause he had had domestic trouble. Britain could not accept this excuse, but dropped the discussion, for with war with Russia on her hands it was just as well not to get into hot water with the United States.-New York World.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06

In Russian cities, according to m English traveller, the taking of a cab is matter of bargaining, for though there Is printed tariff somewhere, the cabman cannot read 1t. If you know the distance you walk along the cab rank calling out your destination and your price-about a quarter of what you would pay in London and q tenth of the New York demand. When you have passed the last cab you will hear chatter behind, and driver will implore you to step in If you do not know the distance you ask the fare; divide the answer by four and walk on. Curses! Invocation of saints! Drivers raise their arms to heaven in horror. Walk calmly on, and there is race to pick you up. Nor is there ever a dispute at the end.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Paying for Information.

Say, me good man." exclaimed the city youth who was undecided wheth- CT to buy shrimp or minnows, "what do you catch fish with around here"
 "Give me a quarter and I'll tell you" grunted the ruralite with the new-cut pole.
 Here it is. Now, what do you catch them with?"
 Hooks!"-Philadelp Record.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Making d Close Distinction.

Benevolent Party-Young man, I'm sorry to see you thus idling away the golden hours of youth Every time l look out of my parlor window l see you sitting on this fire hydrant.
 The Young Man-Whats tn matte4 with you? What are you givin' me? aint idle when I'm doin' noth- ing. I'm sewer inspector.-Cleve- land Plain Dealer.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06

Some woman somewhere (we regret bad memory for details) said upon her deathhed: "I have had great many troubles, but the greatest never happened" Think of this the next time you are worriel; isn't it over something that may never happen?
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Third Rail.

Eastern Man Visiting in the West Has the third rail reached your town yet?
 Western Man-Sure thing! We rode a man out of town on Monday, another man on Wednesday and the third was rode out of town to-night.-Yoniers Statesman.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Fixing the Blame.

Mrs. Homer-Don't you think your husband is rather headstrong for an in valid?
 Mrs. Neighbor-Yes; and the doctor is to blame for it, too.
 Mrs. Homer-Indeed! And why, pray? Mrs. Neigh hbors-He won't allow him to take any nourishment but goats milk.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Origna1.

'That opera manager is going to try an innovation. He is going to have the performances take place in the boxes.'
 What is the object in that" always on the boxes during an opera performance"
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Beauty a Protection.

Plotting Mamma-Why do you always take your Cousin Nellie with you? Her beauty makes you and your sister look plain.
 Daughter-I know it, mamma; but when we have Nellie along we never have any trouble finding a policeman to take us across the street.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Had that Tired Feeling.

Wife-I had to discharge the cook to-day.
 Husband-Why, what was the trouble?
 Wife-She got Zoo tender-hearted. Husband-Too tender-hearted!
 Wife-Yes. Why, she actually re- fused to beat the eggs or whip the cream.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Hospital Erected in One Hour.

In Austria few years ago a com plete hospital was built and was made ready to receive patients within an hour, feat which seems almost i'm possible even when we knoE that all the component parts of ths building were at hand.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Ignorance that Blisters.

"Mis Caustique," began young Sap head. T-aw-would weally like to know one thing"
 "Yes, it's a measly shame" inter- rupted Miss Caustique. You really ought to know that much, at least"
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Had Troubles of His Own.

"Are you an advocate of woman's rights?" asked the woman with the square chin.
 Not me-" answered the meek and lowly representative of the other sex "Man's wrongs take up all my spare time."
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
Revenge.

Mrs. Blffkins-Oh, John, the cook left this morning, and had to get the dinner myself.
 Biffkins-Thats tough. But if she were here now you could get good and even.
 Mrs. Biffkins-IIow?
 Biffkins-By inviting her to stay and dine with us.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06

"Jenkins doesn't like Dr. Bolus any more."
 No, and pr. Bolus simply hates Jenkins"
 "What's the matter?"
 "The doctor predicted when Jenkins was i'll couple of months ago that he would die, but he didn't" t."-Philadel- phia Press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

te. Sic ioQ onqeblid1 gar oieIe 9nt,
tuorten olli Niefe, Nn5eigen erbultcn II.
Damn Die Gbe Gonoioateu qeb0rig
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Ger &rug Qebt ober beforntIid 10
lungc 5ltlu 9runnen bis cr 6ridt,
lrnO ouh Troll @recnmolo'S o@crIo-
bun0aQcihGit" fouo Hcitcrn cine Dor
ldufigc llntcrbrCduuG, ais lie nod
Dem Nurlcm &oIi5cigcrid)t citirt
iuuroc, nm lire ncrihicocncn iinun.
5icacn SronSoftiOncn 81 crtlorcu.
Ser onQcblidc 0ottc Der 6rolL Der
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lie nud Dem 8crid)t ood) 6oS&crb6r
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Ou elmer ser ougcblihcu @crlobtcH
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modt mor0cn lit.
llutcr 0cu WiGn1icru mcldlc sic Der
lodcnOcn 2n3eiqcH Scr Sruu bcunts
mortctcL bciano iih ultd) Der l4irtb
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OBJ CT Street in @roofIun ulliiuhte
ttr0 Don linn IN GriubrlmQ brodltc,
odB ulrd CT Der oNSittpc" $2l5 0eliC.
bql bnbGn mill. Die bciocn WfGnlcr
io3loen Donu nod aus, Dob Gin brit
ter Wtonn ser Came 500 onorgc.
Itrcdt" boben iou. @oler ulo Street
bG1obcn iid ola0om 5llm 0iitritta-
2lhuolt, pot Dem tic an Gupt. 9rc1=
t1n ,pcriuiciCn lplroC. Der Scbtcrc
crtlGrt, oob Die 6rou crit ei1cn Mo
NIT IN icincm @c5irf mobuc, nab
rcilo bicicr 3eit iid nbcr ihon nit
oitr OfCnnern pCrlobt bobcn ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

Seniormitglieb Der, 6irma Sipabert
& Gro, S6noIer in gulmuoniuou.
rem, SeIbitmprh hao1trh bcaon0cn,
boB cr aus Dem 6. StodluCrfe icinrr
Mobmtng iproilN. &r1nfltHfeit miro
oils llriobe angeaebelt.
- IN Chicago lpltr0c Elm Strubcus
rGubcr. 9tunlenS Gbomo@ &uou. mel.
der ongob, OuB CT BON Sot Nron-
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elmer GoQiiton 5ucier Nrutbt5iige Der
@rcmicr Somca Suffer BON Cameron,
M.ASo., Qct0otct moroen. Aofonto.
tipfiibrcr Carpenter mo Nei}er Sur.
ocitp mlroen id)rUcr pcrlcBt. 0cr ant
gcri6tctc Sduocu miro AMI $4,000
GcidGBt.
Gr @oupcrucur @outmcQ DON
O%toiioduicttS lit ihucr ertrauft.
- &u SpOnep, Ohio, lit Sobn $.
Moancr, Der Er0iiocnt Ger bonferot.
ten 00cutid q Nmcrifonii6cn @ut1f, "
perbaitet WorOen; er IoG $4,000
ultcrihlo0cn bobeu. Der &oiiirer
Gie0 ipllrOe id)ou porbcr in Gole0o,
Ohio, pcrboftct.
- &n Chicago lit ". N. &omclL
ol5 llntcrncbntcr Der .g8ilocut" @crs
IidcrmN9. @cicaihoitcn bcfunnt, onf
>mbcItinmte Belt ms 3lIhtbouS Qcg
iunot mor0cn.
49, 0o9 Eoit.T eportemcnt hat sic
NnitcqlulA bon peitercn - @ricirr6.
germ in gtcDsYorf o%ngeoronct.
- &n Sebonon go, limo 5. &.
Soifnlun, 6rnnf Sbeplc. Geo. 2)ounQ,
&omca 2)olmA mo Y9nl. @rmumrl ais
6olbmriin5er ucrboitct Woroen.
SnmlcI &lopo Gluuton BON
FbiIo0clpbin mcIder oui ieincr &od)t
bel Sodionpillc, 6lo., ocn @inter Der
brllgen molltc, Itnrb boicIbIt Qcitcrn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
@ruRe sdiacrfeier in Mem.gorf.

," NfNaf FTOAAF
Nem. 0ort, 25. 6ebr. Mit
ebrli6er, mirihtigcr 9cqeiIterllng
nobnen Die 9ele9otpn Der .@ercinia.
ten Gcrltidleu @eiellihoften" cinItim.
mig oen 9tntrag on sur @crbcrr-
li6uung ser @rmoertiobricicr bon
Sbiuer'S Siui6eioen am 9(6cno ocS
s. Nfot einen groBartigen Godcl5lg
5u oerauitoltcl, Ser cine oclttidc De-
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0orf icit Der tmperQcBlidcn Irics
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crlcbt bat. ySobI CAB Is in Der Itort
bciltdtcn Gcriommllmg, ser uild)
Gcrtrctcr pom &crcincn %bcipohttcu,
Die nid)t Der &crcinigumq auqeb0rtcn,
%cin5clne 3ucifIcr, Ole nit .pcnn"
mo oubcr" orGlmcntirtcn, 0bcr lire
mobrid)einlid gar nidt crlit &c
mcintc SppoiitiOn mtbtc Dor 0cu
iiber5cll0cu0cH mo bcgciitcrtcn 9lll9.
fiibrlugen Der $50. lbco. Sutro,
ErGii0cnt 2. &cru, Or. Nnocricn,
Or. Sdnei0er mo 9u0crcr pcritlml-
men, mo els Is sur 9(bitimmul0
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5ubultcrL tum, mar elm btn0crtitims
mi9cS, tr0itiQea YSo" Der bette 9cs
pcis iiir Die l6otiohe, ooB mlicrc
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lingS0i6ter 5u ebrcn. limo Damn er-
cignete iid ba9 Scltiomc, ouB Rcpr1-
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itcrlmg iiir Die cole Sud)c lit ou. -
Yr0ii0ent 3. &crn tbcilte oltd) oo9
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0ier mcrOcn Gorl Shur5 mo &cctor
mogniiicltS @lttIcr oen &oriib lib
rcn. Yrof. Carpenter bdIt sic 6cit-
rc0c, 0ireftor Neinrid) Gonrie0 miro
@eOidte ShiQer'S rccitiren mo Hoo
8~rodJpoQel elm ielbitucrioBteS 6citgc-
Oid)t portroaen. Die @cinnaoereinc
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mo o9eetbopen WGnncrhor," ionic
ooS pbilbormoniidc Ord)eIter Der
llnincriitGt Geiorgeu Den mliifoli-
ihen Gbcil Der 6eier, SclbItuerIt0no.
LID linO oie yScreiniQtcn 9elltiden
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
8citern NarHionb.8 abn.
3rat ani 10. Se5ember 1904 In graft.
Bige berlQten StleHsS Idtt0n, lpie IUldf:

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queen, Lno ausqcHommeR @OnHtngS II. 3D.
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II 80 Nbenos - aiiort. nn9 ltuion'8rtbae.
5hgItI, ansgenommeh Sakntaas.
gItnte BfiIt6 bon gtnorp'4robe. Carlisle uilo
q. 4 6. 8u6rt.
$40 NORM. = SoubiIiate. SngerSictcu, Chip
persburg, Greocrid, Gmmitt5burP uno u. &
". g1bH bis clifton.
1912 Boom sitfoH. mao linion.erIbae.
gorr r1L gettysburg.
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8. 9io., ioiuie OpI;.
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800 GG .tm.-@rpr(5 rndi gBeftminfter, llRlsr,
WrioGe, uuo barn @ffudn. bis S1gerstopn,
topte Snrcud, Tteocrid, 6Hmittsburg uiio
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Sur Gotnt1gs.
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S1Hober.
2.3e giGbm. - Nfiom. nod ltntonsRrloge.
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= S1lt Moi on Der Beuniblbaninssle ..S,niioH
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
e Miners' @ranspur'
tatipn GOmp.an

9ampfct'2tplet.
glnh Roften uno benz Often: ieb:n W1putaa,
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INT q tbr NbcuNe.
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FLAG, Sonneritag mo GHmiidg. Gbenbs 0 tl6r.
eoftouer uuo 9rooioenee : 9ampfer fabreH
bon Der Merite nm SuBe bes Cong Dods 40;
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Is. ". Gthlusbam @aent,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Ggciateafe TainpfcrsG umpasnie.
NUfiGptnfescIHtt.
elegnniP BdtiaplersG CAMPER sNiigufta" III


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sglianta" itah
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Taf1pfer ~Ocrlnien baltimore idali6 (niSges
nofnmeH GOnntngs) I'M $50 gberos uno foms
men In OLD Fuint Gomiort nm @ llbr Wor'
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f6itebeno III bic @ifenbnhr5iipe nG9 auen
Sunfteu oeS Siiorrs nno Sioiuefiens.
Wort'R,uer.2tute.
ele9ante TnI1aiersSumpier sGbnriotte- unh
Baltimore
fadI &cftsGoimt uno Nllnreno, RG.
9ompfer p~erlaiien Baltimore DienitdaS. Sor'
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rnb %fonifnen Bi gBefts I,oini i'm 7.30 WorQenS
H1o gu Ntdmono I'M O.25 DiOtgefs an.
Ile 0d1npfer iperocn nIf Der Sins uno Hitds
tabri in Dorls9iiper an l%oIaenoert 4sunften nns
leaet @Ioueeiier Bnillt, elab 9anf uno Aas
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uno 10, 2igbtitrabeHsNe rffe.
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I'M SornuS %reierbirt Deroen in ben hieiigen
gllrtsstireniir: Rr. 3f7. 9~orosG6drlessG frabe,
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Ger. stSeffhditsfibrfr. fseu.fqtactata,ut
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Baltimore 8Gmpf.Sadet.G So.
lNlte nnh hnherI1fHac Wni.Qlnle.l
ANIIIt II 6HUtI IuIIIBt DHI'tIHIttI
Die Ner. StdatensYoIt b~ef1roerno.

GTV VVIl VIWWIgII1 FUTE UtTUIUtIHU,
9ampfer fabren td1lt6, Sollnt1gS nusaeroIr'
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Boint Gpulf0rt, glOriolt. 4or!smotib mo uuen
Nnniiel oes Sioens. .Set6LtonnN IN Oh
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aGenboaro glir Cine" fOliben BUG bon SORTS
mouth ndb %gIiIania. Sn gorfoli Serbtnoung
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