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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10
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holtcn mo lpubrld)cinlid)G 0mpoAnC.
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Gen.
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Frc5int Der 10. Morb lucNcn onNcbIi.
der Observation-Disclosures bel Ger SAB.
lung ser bel Den TrimGmobIcu ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10
llrtbmr ~. Nubion,
Gr. f2i, Ch.gantmurs-straks.

TaiIasc 0otariats 8clbucdiel.
9nrcam. Shiifsfarten fir ale
9onpfer .2inicn. 8eiiepaiie, @edJiel,
@eIometicl nno @Ibienoungen
(WpriI41O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10
Stabt Baltimore.
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her pWCTmuHiu MiduUCrG1Cy palC".
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fiuG. ben 10. CiioDcr. critics 0robc9 eon1crl TO-
SllitHuNcfC'l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10

@o III " m. ". GcItU? -
Ger 2S Sabre oItc @iaiout N. acltu
bon Hr. 80, Dit ortaonlcrnitrabc
miro lett oem %. Scptcmbcr, ais e.
iid) nit cinem al,b BON icincr Wotliu
perabifiebetr. nerniiBt ul0 icinc
areiic Mutter Iicat in IolNr iciic0
Gcridnpinocns iootfrant oamicNcr.
Gie geridmunoene mar bel 6ronf <
Nbler ongcltcIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10

*** ST.. gnton q. Shuenfc mudt
an un0ercr Stclle ocS oQelltidrt
Gorrelponocnten" bctunut, Dob tr
6clltc, 10. Oft, IN icincr Neituuru,
ton, Nr. 213 Noro . HoditroBe. ell
frcicS 0olloid = Glen an icinc Stunt
oelt pero6reihen miro. Cine 3igel.
ncr . Gopclc miro bel Dem InIoIic
conjertlrcll.
*** Ger .6rp6iinr : Srollen . Der
Gin" peroltltoltet bclttc, IicnitoQ, oci,
70. Sftober, III Scr rSrobIinn.Soae"
ein Nuitern Sol,pcr, perbunocn NIT
9oa, cit GrcigniB, mcIdem pon Der
bciltld)en @cnoltcriung oca @eit-Gn-
oeS olli0brlld) nit Sreilbclt entgegeu
ge'cbel miro. IoS Gontitc bat audi
oieieS Gobr bel Dem 9lrrongiren beS
Scltca mcOcr Soften, nod Wtiibe &c.
'tlellt, unO ben Sbeillebn1ern ltebcll
gennBreide Stunocn in Insiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10

Ser Ttalicncr Nntonio @reGorO Dor
elmer MalCr Cridlngcn. - 3ug-
Gouilion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-10

Gic neutrality-suspicious. A~citcrn
in elmer Spe5ioIperiamnllng, &rn,
6Iitton, Superintendent SeS wGlii'
ton EorfS," pcld)er Dor 5luci Wodcn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

Did any OF you littie people ever
know where this nickname Of the peo
pie OF the United States originated?
Well. one time during the Revotu
tonary war, when the army was IN
sae need Of supplies ana ammunition
at u council that was held Genera
Washington demanded funds, which
wero, however, unavailable. At lengtt
Washington said In despair, "Well. we
must consult Brother Jonathan abont
it, referring to GoyeTasr Ionstbar
Trumbull Of Connecticut. Kew. Is hap
poeed that the governor was no soc
Gssatul IN raising the necsSsAx2 usSsi.s1
teot after that vfEl tare wore Rny
difficulties TO 10 met the sot23eYs USED
to say, GO TO Brudbcr jonathan" Anf
after awhile when ths ertEn Of ID,
phrase VISA lest tho exyro<xtnn still
wes popular and * in ss at the prcs
ont day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
A CHARMING PhSTlME.
Bee Hunting Can he Pursued Wher-
over Flowers GROW.

gee itNntteS ne
over FlorcPs GROW.
Bird study rs tad - trxtE4<$x b
pail OF the Ysca hopi3t who hsy al HE
true love 81 the teathered foa, nud a
lcw outdoor recyca ton Is wanted. sclne
9l.Eht young women who spent last
GUNNER in western Massachusetts,
:Own, tired Of hunting birds which
aoycr are stll felt this need md sup.
piled it, says the HCusekucper. They
turned bee hunters. Discovering a vet
ersu bee hunter aud overcoming d fen-
Mina distlust Of tb< little insect which
b sLaEpiy rssents interference with her
fairs they were initiated in the art
n lining bees, and thereafter every
tramp aheld was with an object In
view,
Bee hunting possesses charm pecul-
lazy Its own. and it can be practiced
wherever flowers groN eFen within tie
LIMITS of the town. Yet, seemingly,
there are few viz know The or are VI
all aware OF the ssores u s4sstness To
be had for the sSe.1l4
The necessary outfit consists VI q bsx
three !nches sqGsrs and al IarcT esss~
This is divlfs1 ints an upper and loser
story By means OF Side. The cover is
fitted with glass window. In tho
lower compartment il pls csd piscs Of
comb Oiled with o sirup <f sugar and
water TIE slide ia pushed into place
and the nearest posy bed or Clover
patch is sought. with tie box in ofts
he nd and cover in the othar n Is an
en.y natter to tap u honeybee busy
robbing the flower Of It's sr ests. Watch
lng her through tfo glass; window, ths
moment she quiets down TIE slide is
gently drawn. 1t csoss not tasa the bee
hing to diacoTor tie sirvp, Esd she AZ
ence begins 10 load UP with ti1is treas
IRE
Tho box Is now placed On past and
q sharp watch maintained Prossnsly
the bee &. stated, and. circ;ise for her
bearings, starts straight for tina hive or
tree. When Sac comes bsca-for sss
will surely return-she will hnpS An
other With her, and IL turn tk1z oi.s
win bring thhd, and 50 ora undl a
une Is established. Then While eaa or
more Gil with the strip the cSysr ID re-
PIE cod ana the box carried forward
along the line OF fight From the
stopping point new linc will be start.
on, rs before. Thus in tine VIII the
bees be led straight 10 their home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

There is new theory e1tGnt that It
In possible to determine tho age OF
fishes, especially those Of tho cod fnmi-
~, by counting the periodic growth OF
the scales.
Wo know that the growth OF the
scales is annual In the carp. why
should II not be so in salt water fishes
Mr. J S. Thomson, an English blolo-
gist OF note. has been making some iu-
ternsunG experiments in this line TO
test the age OF fishes
Tho scales are FIRST carefully exam
inod. then the fishes are labeled and
returned to The sea for future obserya.
ton.
In some rasCs study OF the scales
reveals changes, so that the rings in
the scales can be distinctly traced
from year 10 year with q certain fixed
regularity boston Globe.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
Teiephouitis.

The man with telCphOnitis Is one OF
the features OF New York restaurant
life, and there are IIuny of him. AS
soon as his party Is seated and the
supper Is ordered he rises, thrus.s both
hands IN his pockets and strolls up TO
the cashiers desk-to Use the tele-
phone And OF course every man and
woman IN the restaurant witches him,
and all try their level best to hear what
be says. He shields his lips with his
hand, which adds to the effect Of mys.
terry, aud FOR come minutes he holds
the center Of the stage, which Is e1-
Gcuy what he wants. Then back 60
his hands in his pockets, and he re-
turns 10 the table.
The cashier In one popular cafe says
that some OF the conversations are pos
itively absurd. He overheard this I'M
pOrtnnt message,
Hello, Jiml Is that your Oh, moth.
ing. Just dropped into BIS for supper.
Yos, they're all here. Know anything
new2 All right. See you tomorrow.
SO long"
II he's regular customer, the house
pays the toll. And the other patrons
get chance 70 study his summer
wnistcoat or the 1T Of his Tuxedo coat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
A Pct norkoy,

When l wss boy ! had Il donkey
which was great fayorite. / could
make II lie down Ike n circus horse
whenever ! chose, and stand up on its
hind legs With It's forefoet on my
shoulders. 1t was 30 intsIeeeEt that
& could IN tia latch ens spsn Il dcer
oither from tho iDs.<e or cut. have
many times known II to cpen its stable
door, and, coming across TO our houss,
also open thst door leading to the room
IN which vS bad breakfast and push
its bead between ny brother and ny
sslf and boS for pioce OF bread or
sosar. II ussd to move rs large cara
backward and forward IN a very know
Ing way and could calculate time with
wonierful accuracy .--Csssslls Little
Picks
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
FOR THE CHILDREN
A. HoSsDafaiie Bail.

There are uAsY biosis Of b2ss fpr
GALE In the stops, but most OF them are
too hard for ordinary baud pSaya!s'
The vritsr Of this hfs narsz seen any
thing to equal the balls he u2ed 10
make for himself wien he was boy
and Lo wants to tell tho other boy9
how he Cd 1t.
Get q perssctly round orange and cct
the peel into even quarters, Numbering
them at one and 80 Us 70 30 Able 10 put
them togethor again il tEG'T pIoDes
order.
Aaa your mother or your Rists: toE a
pair Of discarded Kid sloTe@ WIN long
wri1.s, and out OF these wrfsta cat !cnf
I1eces exactly Like the four pisces or
srsuxs peel. Number hsln % you dic!
the pecas If peel and with linen
thSosa ssr over end OVER three seams,
thus putting tho four plan>s tossi ben
but lea Yiua oals seam open. tbs S>thc
cover for yolr ball.
Get 3 Sold rubber baU shsua three
ousitar, OF an inch In 1aIsS.sr. and
On it wind the COMMON wcoien yHTn OF
which stockings are made. You can
buy the yarn az 9 shop. or, If you can
get sn old stocking, rava! 1t ont. DO
the winding evenly, so as to keep the
bill perfectly round, and try it now
and then 10 zee II II is large enough
for your coYer. You must make If 90
that II yys,l 1T IN the cover exactly, and
t;,sn you draw mo remaining odgex 10,
gsthsr sn6 sew thsn orsr and over as
you did the other sAsm&.
The boz who uses bell Of this kind
viii never willingly use any other. II
IL ple1lty hard enough and yet il cot
to the touch, and the rubber center
si9as It al the NODDED bounce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
TAs EzEfc .sh.

Ont d large Esh out OF very stout
writing paper.
In tie csutsr of It COZ snail round
hois, and from this hole ct narrow
slit extending straight out TO the tall
Put O few drops OF Gil in the round
hoie and then quickly but carefully lay
the fish dat on the water. making sure
that no water reaches the upper sur
face of the fish.
Tie fish Will then be seen to move
.icwIy along through the water, ~
though it has Bst received the slightest
push.
The explanation is that the oil which
you hsve dropped into the little round
bole tries 10 expand.
As the papsr 6Oes not absorb it quick.
~ 1t starts to spsesd along the narrow
slit thst you have cut in the fish from
the ho!o to the tail. And In doing this
II pushes the FISH forward.
Try this experiment, boys and girls
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
A rurisaIs Hsio cpic,

A curious Incident occurred In the
homo Of a Concord On. FL business
bnsn recently. Arising one morning the
head Of tho house hooked at Lis watca
to note the time and foRnd that 1t ~
stopped. The handspring had broxSn
He substituted his Old silvO watch,
which he lad just had cleapsd and re-
paired Tss next morning lac hooked at
a!e SIvor watch ssiy to flnd thst II
had stopped at In. The handspring
was arcksA. Hs then l01i,sa at his
vi1k watch, and hers had stopped
ben minutes later, at laS2. ami invest
A1en showed hat the nainxpr!us WAS
bcolsn- Amazed at this seC,Issce Of
accidents he ssezs.i the bousegirl to
loek &t her watch And was told that
tbs IzsirssSIshS OF hsrs ha6 broken the
day bsfors tie S9xins OF ths lr7.t LnSu-
tlosIsI wrts1i brsesa Thus ths p,1ia-
springs Of four ratshes. all thsPa were
Ia ttl2 hoose, had parted 3ttin the
period u thirey-slx isyurs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

easa:ags IN Angus Is tho meeting
point IF TIE prince and the pauper On
ths s.u2tnSn piaEzss IN the fSrGJcan
700 lasy sse rDnTa pcepia representing
wsana tsSn anywhere else IN itp%sI %
eNo9T at the Newport casino. ADD
thez again Ec0os7 tn. street. sr the
''tra coUt" sNe. you VIII see aS grta;
Povgrt. e. the east s.dt knJwR, BIZ 4
Ia Ro+ Offensive povsrty nor q, dressed
poverty. There are no whito faces mar
sacn: CHEEKS Its t5e iadLssace Of tha
err agr1 q BIN who takes cha1osa
wiz fat. The poor Of Saratoga IN
fGst rre 'css offensive ther sorae OF
r. -rG Eve .yogdy's Mag v,-e.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
CHOICE MISCELLANY
Brninn Of Won I'd Nncn.

According TO the examinations Of the
brains Of Europeans that have been
made by arntomists, Cgn Of the most
Important physical differences between
men and apes and monkeys has been
the absence OF the 50 called siu.an
fold In the human brain. This simlan
fold, or suicus, which occurs on the
posteiSor portion or the main heml-
spheres. las recently been discovered
by Professor G. Elliot Smith of the
Egyptian government School OF Mnii-
cine In the course OF ~ eXInlra Lon
Of number OF brains - Egyptians
ond sudanege. II b .ound that In
certain examIn II brains In his col
lection the characteristic folds found
in anthropoid apes are so closely repro
duced that he is able to trace and clear
~ establish the identity of every sui
Gus, or assure. Professor Smith has
also succeeded in finding human brains
where the occipital pattern corresponds
closely with the brain Of the gorilla.
Az these points Of identity between
man and his nearest relations have not
previously been encountered by Euro
pean scientists in their brain studies,
their Importance can be realized. as
they do away with one Of the supposed
and hitherto recognized structural dis
unctlons-H arper's weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

According to cable dispatches the en-
glnes OF the Sirius, the first English
ship TO cross the Atlantic, have been
brought to the shore off the cOnst OF
Cork. after an immersion In tie sen OF
over fifty years. These engines, now
that they are recovered ought to have
an honorod place IN some British mu-
scum, FOR tho voyage Of the Slrius
from Queenstown TO New York IN 1898
has been widely and not inaptly com
pared to the voyage of Columbus In
1902.
The little ycssel-it was no larger
than an ordinary modern tugboat-mct
strong head winds of the Irish coast,
and the crew finally mutlnied at what
they considered the mad project OF
crossing the Atlantic IN steamship.
Lieutenant Roberts of the British ma
Wy, however, enforced discipline at
the muzzlo of the pistol and the dan
gerous voyage was completed IN eight
cen and half days In 1Sll, by the
way, Lieutenant Roberts left New
York IN command OF the President,
but from that day to this neither he
nor his vessel was ever again heard
of.-Philadolph Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

OlpohA a Cat oseupisd IA iawysr
IN Tpris fvsa 8 dealer IN stuif~d hfrdS
ana aons&ka. Tn osssrstis4s eoansetsd
with TIA httgT sp.5nss y nv oerltnd
90 ma tAs courtyard inEat 1nS 30
lsalg as Saxa, ests, CO aatoe ard other
sIasn os1a tures ve!o manipulated Tie
lawyer cid sot SO 10 -ab mind. but
WHOA t3.e Gaaler staTtoi stuGng hon
he brought an action. Defendant de-
Sl.st epoS having operated Oh the king
sf beasss in tie courtyard at all. But
10 lawysy brclaht wi1iesses, one Of
wtssn, . pork butcher Bwore that the
SSe-isg sszsxiniy had stuffed a lIoa, I'd
ttAl he tw1tnesSJ had uBeS tho meat
o{ IN anfEal for making Lyons saiI.
sas,s.~ 1hs court thou decided for the
p;sLsfts. No pToeoed!ass appear is
have Sesa Instituted agsllst the pork
butchsR- Paris Lstusd in London Tele-
graph.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25

Here is u remarkable story Of con.
tluued hard luck In the case OF II. ID.
Dukes, s farmer Within n short space
Of time lot OF things happened to
him lie ko-t his crops, cholera killed
most OF Ills hogs. shed toll ana k!ilei
his two oows, his wife was thrown
from 4 buggy Rui hurt 80 badly TINT
che wcnt on c ltches for months sai
che was just beginning 70 WAX again
when she was burned 70 death BY an
exploding lamp, Mr.. Dukes was Il 80
seriously burned In the fire. Then he
injured his knee ami hsd TO 70 on
crutches Theu he was badly burned
again IN Il prairie Ere. \ few weeNs
lRter his mother died, and then his
house burned ~. With all rs contents
--Rel0't (KsnA Gazette.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
Better Jhsn Copper.

Harry and George ware sent on or
rsnss by two different noighbors. On
their return SyYl obo-ly aak-l George
who he lot rs . reward.
a rcnny." answered George.
Harry, whtt did yen estY'
4 cot 'HvsT - much aali-eI.' an
sres-f asTry ~ ht.e Chronicle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
t.r.at nrlinf.

II wnst Je h4rj." ssnl tLc friend
10 have ycHe wife chasing on g WON.
CHS g'rn.- rrpguE~ RSG al that sort
of thi-1 yry ~rGt"
Herd" eIgiained ksVetk Why,
rg sra7t cas SIT cae<Hertas'y at
e have TO listen TO tAr
Ii dolphin Press
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
verdict Of "Ganty. but Ipnoceu,r,.

In the superior court case II vhirG
more or less Interest was uauts.,:
WAS the C:se az State versus Isaac
Matthews fer trespasS A rather UNIV
sua verdict was rendered h. tns ta-v
when they t7st entered t. give . y
verdict WHICH was Guile. be. Tara
Gently Ta lo"er rceaas- .ac
and SEM n basN w,th iastsac
"a rala- 4 verlie' " 4G %
su.'ty fral y,c WAS
~ nrtea. News 0Nss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-25
rhe Enlunhl. sheen.

S'1|1 eEereneut Is one 0. he r'ch,
- a- most valuable fertilizers witch
en- d grrGed - growing crops, and
tie r~.-a which us6cs {. brings Ia
Gaes ohio, valuable returns Tor tta
tcNl ld care besg~ed urcn 4. Tie
,arc. 9 aud re aeoce arc, ua4e- a7ai
nay 3ga,tlas sources 81 cons .de7a.
bio orle = IRE fcr71er. and TIE an.
C.l almost tnl.sgcr sb'e 10 s1b-
GU'Ee aa ira5s Farmers Advocate
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06

growth and development of this city All
signs indicate that existing conditions of
peace, progress and prosperity will be
maintained uninterruptedly Real estate
men view with perfect complacency the
future knowing as they do that the mar
ket will continue strong and steady with
an unmistakeable tendency toward higher
prices"
The past week has been a prosperous
one in the real estate market. Although
there have been few large transactions u
large number of small ones have been
made. A strong demand still continues for.
residence property while the demand for
business property is not quite so lively.
The prices are firm and show no inclina-
tion to drop.
The grading of Ina street and of Lynch
avenue, on the North Highlands, Is near
ly completed. Sidewalks will be layed
and curblng put down. These improve
ments will greatly increase the value of
the property along these streets.
The real estate of Ensley shows more
activity at the present season than 1t has
shown for years. The business portion Is
as lively as the resident portion. A large
number of people are buying small lots
for building homes, but very few large
transactions have taken place.
The following real estate transfers were
filed in the probate court yesterday:
Amzl Golden company to Amzi Golden
Seed company, lots IA, Is, IS. block H.
Birmingham; consideration. $1,000
w. L. Woodruff and wife to Il. s. l..
Baske, lot Is. Stockmar s. Hurley SUBJ
division. Birmingham; consideration.
1890
John A. Keife to b. II. Cooper. land in
Jefferson county; consideration. $3.50.
May Johnston TO s. A. White, lot %:
also ten feet of OF lot q, block 81 consid-
Grafton $500.