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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
&citcrm WnrDluno Giicn6abn.

Srnt nt III. Snnt l9OJ IN STRAIT.
3OGc o~erldiicu Nillcrt Slntiur, lpie iolgt:
SdnlidJ,
43O iriib - e6nCu lioii5ua, SauplIinie, ga
A%er6tUlull. u. IL ". JtO., mo Dem Stlotit.
uuo uIs9cnOmuet GOnutnAS ~ u ". u.
GbdmherablirO, W(driinsburg. gNiubtiier Wn0
4nniie al Der Gbeiupcafc & 2Seiicrn Babn.
0l5 2'orm. Ben ginr GTpreB, (yiur nab
Ern-0idrD
1000 g0ego2 gtiom. nod ruion eriOoe.
TnGlidl, nu6lcnpmmru Suuntaac.
I0O WiOrgCu5 gOri, y. x s.. Sip. II. 0aupl
gtnie 5ltlib Dor GmorO @roUe, Carlisle uto
IS. &1. r. ".
500 Wi0rqcn5 - SaupiIiuie, SngcrStuiUtt, 6uiis
cod, Sblppcnsbtrg, Sreoerid, 6mmit5bug
mo V. 4 ". ADg bis GBcnauhOH6.
1912 Norm, Nifonl. nab Union brtoae,
gDori un0 GETTYSBURG.
100 yjabm. gGfom. itnh Cuorb @robc.
2,26 H,ndU. NiiOnt. nGh SnlurGa VroOt.
1879 AHdlnt. VINE Wionlitdin Gtp, tldrlOr'
Gur), lcrner 6reoerid mo 0nncDd.
$40 g.adbnl. Srp. ndd Dorf m10 y. & s..
SibiltpU.
H2O gio6mr. 49, Dorr S6neu Grp.: fcrner
@ibnouH uno Gpriua CSrUoe.
i.2h s'ddlHt. - liuiuu Nri6ne NifDnt.
ij00 gtGdu. - Grp. Qi1nfie an Ocr0ambilinie,
Ho9erstolun, 6rcocrid. Gmmitsbmg uGbips
periohnru,
5.25 Nbelo5 9ufolu. nab gI,fin.
C.t5 Mbci0S NtfDm llnd1 uuiun pri0oe.
9iur nn Gomitnacn.
y III gndIu. - |luc jiioqe pintiiro. Zheu-
6rprcB nab Jburlonl, UtOutidiH . yOint5
mo 9uQeretOlpn.
Nnr eouutnaS.
P.30 Born. NtIom. mad l~luton|Nrioge uto
SdnOber. f
2.3O Nnhm. - gIrom. nah 1lnion.grioqe.
4.30 gla6m. gffuin. mao glcltn.
BILLET un0 @cpdd tirrCuI. HlbauG6's, gde
Charles mo PcrIuOiou'St rdbe.
3iae Gulten an lluiOu. FcUUG Nbe., Sutiuns
mo @albroof C1ori6l gme.) Citation.
edlt nidt Gl Fcnnn aoe Citation.
q. g. 8riciuUlO, H.. Z. ~.
Il, W, Sc,usn, q. q. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
HcncS Ncim.


Sin poiIcn0eS @cb0roc iiir sic 0cut
ittc @otidoit In %3ai6iuQtou
Boron Sternbrrl'5 ElGue iiir
oicicn Sommcr.
" iGtnQt6n 0.G, y. SUM.
- Die ocntidc &rid@rcQicrnQ bat
iocbcn ciu porjiiblidc5 @ruuoitiid
sur Grridtlu9 cilit3 uc,cnHotihoitS.
@cbdlloc9 QIQCniiber Der lcuct fran.
}6lilhen Notld)alt inl Recommendations
Ibcilc ser Std0t an Der Z StruGt
nit ser glll9lidlt uui 0ru Sbcri0ou.
Circle crmorbCu. Gas @rlm0liiid,
rpeId)c9 Ourh prndtppllc Sdatten.
bdllmc AeibHldtn III um0 i'd 81 be
trddtlihcr SGbC ilbcr Dem 9tincull Ser
StruBc crbcbt miBt 800 bel 1913 SUB.
Die Ncrbon0llnQcn iiber 0cu Nntolli
morcu id)on icit Ginger Belt inn @uu-
&c, limo uber crit iocben gum NOlhllb
acIun0t. Phi Dem gcidilocrtcn@rlmo
ltiid miro ciH QIGn5enOcr Stcinbul
inn Stule 6ricoridJ'9 oca @roBcn CT
rid)tct mcr0cL un0 uoruu3lidtlid)
miro iciuc dlrBcrc GriheinInQ nod)
Dem Wiriter 0c2 Neucn Edluia in
Eoto0am 4CmuOcIt mcrocn. Gi2
Nl0nc limo inOeiieu nod nid)t oll9Ne'
nrbeitct u10 in Berlin bat mani lid
nod nidt eimoI 0oriibcr idliiiliQ
gemoht, mcld)er &ctro9 oiii Den Nels
ban permdnOt mcrocn ioQ.
Die @orloae bc5iIalid Der @cpil
ligung ser Niittcl Iiir ooa gotidait9
@ebGllOe mtO Die AltSQeitaItrng Oe5
berrlIden @artclla, iiir mcldc Elm
SCrruilenlu'tenl ~pcrluonOt mer0Cl
ioll, miro poraDalidtlid Dem 0eut
id)cu &cih9tage in ieincr ndd)ltclt
Scilion poraelc1t Wcr0cn. gSem Der
oelltide &otidu'tcr, Baron Sped Don
S~tcrnburQ IN 0jclem CONNER llud)
Berlin qebt, mirO er NIT 0en 3ultdu,
Oigen @eomtcn OIe FlGue iiir 0a8
8otidnit5gcbGuoc beipreder, mo Is
lit notwithstanding Dab bel icincr Niid
fcbr i'm Script mcml bis oa6in Die
Criorocrlid)e NcuOjuigmng genro6t
it, NIT ser Grri6tng 0e5 9oltcS 10.
tort %bcgonucu miro. Die HdumIid)
feiten oc3 0erjcitIgcn gotidait9ge,
bGltoeS clttiprcdul Sen }lnioroerut-
gen oes 9]otidJo'tor5 BURDENS nid)t.
Ter Speiieiaol lit 10 fIciu .oaB BARN
fam meGr ais - &crioHen Elab lin
Sen f0nnqr, lhoOur6 Die Rutbmenoiq,
felt cntitp6t wdhrclO Der Suiiou cine
unlurter6rodeur NclDr %fieiller 0incr5
81 Oerunltattcn. autleru Nilbclm
nimmt lebAaitc9 Nlterellf al Der 2u,
geleQenbpit lm0 miro tperfDnIi6 Die
S1upl1ne prjIIell.
Ger 9otihurtcr mto ieine @otiin
reiien am g.. ,{u,l mi Dem 0ampier
Bremen" rudl bremen ob uno lper.
bcn orei Mouatr mlablcibct. Den
groBtqn 3bcil oicic2 3citrouma miro
Ser 9otitaitcr Dem Nuientbalt nui
ieinen 9eiiBmQG in Sad)ien ipibmell
uno olti ieiuen 4}oitcn in Ottober SIT
riidfebreu. Ole Ocutide @otid)oit
miro ipdbrcnO oes 5omntera loren
Sit mad, Senop BrrIelct mo,ocr erIie
Gefretdr uro Yca1tIon5rat1), Baron
BON benz Outside @aooenbmlien,
miro ais @elddrt@trd9er iungireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28

.9Gcm Tie Geutidlluuo fleium06en
mollen, m0aen lie cS periud)cu. 6rouf-
reid mrB miiicn, OoB c9 inter allen
llmitdnOcu Die Soften olld) cinr9 lic1.
rcihcn &ricQc9 SIT truQcn bubcll mir
DC. Gem nit scr &cruihtlmd ser
Oeutidcn Seemuft mo Ser cigencn
Shmdhumg 6ronfrcih'3 mGrc Gn9=
Iuuo nod Dem 9~ll9idci0eu RuBlon0'3
iir Iauae Belt Ole &cbcrridcriu CT
ropo'3 uu0 Der @cIt, ollbcr 9lmcritu
unO %opou.
oGScm 6rontrcid mirtIih Ole Gou-
icren5 obIcbncn mo olli ciQcnc Tultlt
Grobcrltn15politit in Mturotto trcibct
moutc, miiBteu Die 6ol0cu icbr crnitc
iciu. 3rpor bat GeutitlouO fem ics
ties @iinOniB nit Sem 5llltun, obcr
ser &aiicr bet ml0uQit in GonAcr Die
ltIo6bGnqiqteit mo &ntcQritdt Nto-
rotto'9 ieirrlid) proflomirt. Ole QGn5.
lidlc M}iBadltlmQ Ociicn mijrOc einc
idlpcrc @rleiOi2rng iijr 0cltihlonO
ieiu. 2(uBcr0em obcr miiBte oo$
NGllbcritt i6qdr Don ser poll5rn gSclt
int ouacnteincn &lltcrciic ucrbiu0crt
meroen, oelm nod ser bclltigcu Slim
nnmQ III Tirifo mGrc cin Hricg
Sronfrcid)'a nit O}orofto glcihbcocrl-
tenO nit Ser Gr6cbuna oc5 Gciommtcu
&@Iuna 4rGcn Die Gbriitcnbcit, Ger
Brand miirOe iih Damn ilbcr Die bol6e
gScIt crltrcdcn lNlo Gruutrcid) mo
england iebr fart in NfitlciOcnidoit
5icbeu.
Ser @oupt}lucd ser porQcIhIoQe.
men intcrnotionalcu Gonfcren5 lit &c.
ra0c, ioIde3 lln6ciI 81 p%crbinOeru.
Gic iron5oiiid)cn @c6auptlmNcn, sic
&cplrblif beoblidtigc mn cine oEeue.
trotion FaciiiQue," iino uniimnig
ocm cine Penetration" elm Gin.
orinaen, tnnn mn gcuoItiom bclucrt-
itelIigt mcrOcn.
Sic biciiaen ELECTROMAGNETIC limo
ii6er5eu9t, Sab WiiniilerprGiioent
&oluier un0 oo9 irorB0ijihc &olf 0eu
TricOcu moIlen. IS iii mir Ole Sra
&c, Oh Die Sebueriuhe mo Scr G6ou-
oini9mnl5 ihIiebIih i~iberpieGen oo2r
0ie gclun0e 8crnunit."
&cr5og Grnit IS iiut6cr'a
niuricnpro5cB
81 cincm Seniotion6pro}eB criten
RougeS 0iirite iid oic @%crbonohmg
ser &lo9e 9eltoItcn, uelde &er5og
Grnit @iintber 5u Shlesmig. Solitcin,
ser 9rloer ser ocutihcn auiierin.
9egcll ocn cbemoligen &cootteltr ser
y9erliner 3CitrnA" Hid)or0 Conc,
ongcitrcnqt bat. Die alage reiuItirt
aus Dem Nommrrubouf Ero3cB be.
riidltigten Nnoentcl2, Ociien Gnt6iil,
llngeu betomtlih aud Dem in5ruis
id)eu abgebalitcrtcn ObcrboimeiIter
um0 SdutultenpermnIter ser &oiies
rim 1reiberrn Don Otirba6, uerbdng
niBpoQ mur0en.
On Dem iraglid)cn Gro5eiie ipieIte
Elm &oIten BON 325,0OO Mari cine
eroBe HoIle: oa5 oli Dem Gonto oa"
itebenoe @utba6cn, iiir meldc$ Ser
groBe Sammler Wirbad ocn Seitcrn
Der Eommcrn6nnt, sen ipater Dor
@eriht 9e5ogenen 6inoncierS Sd)uI3
mo Romeid, cine Gllittmg olt9ge.
ltellt botte, 0o3 er uber ~nodpuei9lldl
lie 'elbIt empidngen. 5roB oler Sc.
~mluDuhgen mollte e3 mGbren0 Der
Observation-Disclosures nidt 9elingen,
enc 5neifelsireie 4uifldru1g bar
uber' 81 erldngen, mem iene be0eu.
tenoe Summe 81 @ute gefommen,
aber ollerbano @eriidJte tou6ten ori,
BOB Die $4,000 Wtorf in oie Saiden
oe5 ~ilotten faiierliden Sdpogers uno
grlloers 9%eiloiien ieien.
;RR ngerliner 3eitlna" brad,ts
jene @eriidjte id)par5 auf meib, uno
id)om 0dplaIs uuBte fie iid duf einpn
gre3eB sefaBt hiad,en, Oct nulniebr
in aler 6orm ~eingeleitet lit, Gas Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
Baltimore Tnmpf.Eafct.S Isl
(Nhe uno 8uUerldiEar Sai.einie.)

Die Ser. Sinatcus Rot bet0toerno.
Tanrfer fnbren tdalit. sonntGas uuSeenom.
men. bon ben rBuisqtnc "RierS. Rr. lO-ts.
qiaGt Girabe. $40 Nbcnos, brett nab GIo
Roirt G0miort. NoriOIf, FurtSntouib uno aIei
Flrften bes GitherS. GerbinouIg in OH
" lhnloHo. gierbtnhuuq IN Portsmouth nit benz
.SenhoGro Iir Cine" iOIioen 9ug bon VurtS.
mouth lIudl glitunia. On gloriolt 8erbinoung
init Der agltIdntic Goat Cine. Rorfulf tub
Carolina. goriOlf uuo fioIi6, RoriOIf uno
,ucfllih uno sOto Dominion Cine" mad Heius
bcrtl gRaiblHgtoH, R.'G.. uno 9iiblnon6, VA.
Viabl5eilen ndh elropdtfbem Blame. 9urus
ri0fe Nditten5immer. elefirifbe Nelenftung,
Tumpibei8uftg. stolen irei. Reierbirte auiiteit.
simmer In ben B~iIletsNiircdur Der .9an Zine:
Nr. 32t, NeftaBdltintureN G trdbe, lr. 500 uph
BOG. piabt strabe, e. VI. Y. Office, GilboftGde
Baltimore ltno 9aIoert,S trnBc, Continental
1rtit Qutlotia uilo Aludugt'S, 9barleSs uno
peIirQiOu Sttabe.
9obu u. usrtuuoo, y. NrniUu,
Bice Frdi. II. Gcn. sUiannatr. SeH.' gatf 'gaent.
(Ee}2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
MarDiauo mo Ecnnigluania Wabu
9Ras DerlaNen NortN.Murun .etotien

100 N0rHl. Bot mad Dorf, tdgli6, altsqes
n0rtiiirlt eOlirinQS.
$50 S0rm. @liiout. nab Celia, nur 5jnniagS.
9.3O 9i0rm. Niiuut. nab Neldir, tiQlih, ausqes
H@0itlneU SurHiupc.
11,3J BOrnl. NiiOW. nab Neluir, idGlid, duSges
IrHii1eH z0tuiaQs.
100 JtddIn. Niiuul. nab Weldir, nur SnmfinaS.
3.I5 ytadrit. Ron nab gorf, tiglib, aiisges
nummCn SOHulaqs.
4.00 giudm. NfiDnt. nod Heltu, MIR Commas.
4.J5 0abm. NiiOm. nab Selta, tiglid, ausges
rulHuIeH GoHnln05.
Coz Ibeuos Ntiout. mad Veiuir. tdgti6, aus
gennumet GonuiuOS.
100 abenoS gltfOm. rad NsIair MIR Conn.
tags.
it45 N6enhs gttgm. nab gelair, unr Witt.
20 po65 uRo Sanlags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
2teue (6neGe Gag poote
Der Griecipu Siuie.
yQoro Baltimore" nno yEenn"
nndJ Gbiluoelpbid.

BOt Ticnitng. ori 30. Widi, &ormitidAS g
ll6r an tiglid uuo SOHutuGs etuiabrt bon
pipBt, uni Brntts Gtrabe. in 5etterton mo Sbe.
her, ia. Gnbultcuo.
Oerriint SGbrt bard oen 0anal. 4
Snbrprcis IN ciuer MtbtIlnl St.50. Wuios
iubrt no SdQc)4 fu~ ole Jhiiiubrt iOluobl aut
BEN JGG. mic y'nht F00ie glltis. $3.50.
RuloiuhrtsViuete bon philadelphia init Der
"A. 4 8. GiicnbabU" IHritdiebreHb, $3.50. -
Eurdiubrt5g lneie nab Niautie.0itp uEe gu,
rid per Auoi $3.50, uoer pee 8abn, IL Saar
giltia. $3.50. Sertcr IurbfabrtSs RiQete nuth
Neu,DOri, Yuns. Brand. AobnrD'Iart. In elmer
Hitbtln0. 800: Jtuuoreiie 5000; Sape Dsnn,
RunoiuDrt $500. Ser gtbenosS Sampler fdbrt
idGltb, Sonntngs n~lsgenomiHeH. nm 3 llbr
NatsmlttngS Oh. 5nbrbitteie tueroeh I'M Biz
rcal. ioiuie bel 4lbauab'S. Gr. col, Roto.
Charles StraBe, mad HIbunp. Irob. e1ratogls
Epriuas. Gepport. Relps Snben (9t). gorilano
(Uie) uno n0roIi6eHRHfieH ~berfnuii. Gbreibi
lpeden HeieIhbrer. 6iarente striper, aaent.
yir. POI, gig1t-Strabe. u0i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
Wrrdants' e Miners' SrauSpor-
iniinn Gompan0.

Ta~mpier2inieu
Ndb VOftnn uuo benz Often: ieoen Wioninq,
1tenltna, 9Onrerilug lno Samitng. abenos
9 ubr.
Gdd 4lr0bibenee II. oem Often: ieben Conn.
tao. WltitluUh uno SreiiaD, aberos q ubr.
gnb EeUpOrt gelpS uno N%orfoIs: tiaIih
nm q llbt Nbcnhs.
Statt Wlro idglib btS r llbr gbenos fit an
bcm Iage Gbfabrenoe 3ulpfcl anaenomulen.
g,uh SdOumnnb unJ benz Skoeu: ieoen DIEM
ltul. 5oritriiag ilIn SGrnItag. Nbenos 9 llbr.
NOlt01er mo pr0pioence (, Sumpier fabren
GuOnnnGb 9ampitr bon her gperite nm 5ube
orr Aslls6uaasH heRue.
Is. ". @ininabam, Tsent,
0oHgs6of.
II. .. 5nruer. Ga. .AeeHt.
u. 7. StsbbinS, eSrn. .U,ar.
cdupl6iircau - SHocl.6de 8trmau, uns
tiHbt.S trnps. Ui3I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
Nornhcntider 2loDh.
NegelmGEiae 9ampfdifffabrt
8plidleu
Baltimore uno Vrcmea


ourh sic neiter uno erprobten, nit
allet 8equemlidfeiten beriebenen
Boitbampier %erIter alaiie:
.Tbein," .8ranoenburg,"
.Hedor," .Gbemnit,"
,Woin," ,8reslau."
Die Grpeoitionstaoe iinS Wie foIgt;
bon Baltimore:
.Soutoper, Wtitt>pod, oen %. SUM-
2llDr Nndmittog8.
n8reSlou," Mittuod), oen 5. Sitlt
9 ltbr Hadnlittog8.
,GaIIcl," Wittuod), ocn t2. Sui,
2 ll6r NadmittugS.
,9ronocn6ur0," MittmodL 0en 10.
Sui, 9 ll6r IahmittagS.
.G6emnib," Somitua sen %. SlIIi
9 llBr Nnd)nlittagS.
8weit. aaiiite-g aiiase-BreiS
Non 5000 All.
3wiIbenoeds. Baliase-B reiie:
Bon ya,.,m.,. mad, Bremen. -. $500
non DreIhrn nan baltimore SoS.JO.
sanbreuesmeis uom ealtimpr. sad sr,asa
uub IIrlif S7i.bO.
8eaen Srati unb Rafage tusnoe man fn
all bic VeneruIg tgetlteIl
Y. Sdumader e So,
SIR. 7. Chic Strabe,
Ubtr
Gbuar6 Saline,
CFior brs ID sutiarn GorrefsunbtnttH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
Auemf Grob' 5ahn.
0Saacnfabrif,
400 WprSs s0(nc.

autIbcu mo @cIbuitau0Ocu ciNcner 0erfteI'
luna, N9eulur rcnommjrtcr 6Hbyifer. 9tepd'
ruturcn p~ilnTllib beiorRt, W1uGtRe Freife.
Eauer0ulic glrbcit. CHuuii 3&5,tWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28

4 glld6nnolung.
Wirs. W. WartitL 7t3 @eit.2ering.
ioll.StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-28
G%briapeate G~nmpfer'Gompasnie.

GHeiapeaie qinir.
Gleadnte Naiiasier 91mpter -Nuauftd- INA
.HtlGnia" pub
Glib tetnt Comfort uno Nprfulf, IA.
Ddnlpfer ~nerlaiten Baltimore taglt1 (disIes
%roiuIleiI Soiniaas) nm $50 AbeilhS un6 iotta
men IN Sto RotHt Comfort nm q llbr WotaeaS
uno In gturtolt um 7l5 D,urue1S al. aHa
Lhliebeno al bic @tfcnbabmige nnb aaei
Runittn oes Gtl0eit9 lino SiotUeiters.
Ylprf- jiiuer.
Slegnnte Fnfiagier . IGrppier -Vbari0tle' Lnh
Baltimore"
nadl &efLBoint uHb Nihlmbno, ia.
Bdniptft h~erlctteu Baltimore tdgltb (nu5le.
omHeH somiuaS) lm . ubt gdhmiiiahs uHo
%forlInieit ST. 0ritalSoint nv 7aO Wtoraeils mar
6I Hictmnuo III 0.25 Wpr0cHS an.
Ste an Uontdger Nlituuben nt6 5rtitG9ett
boz Baltimore dbfubrcrOet Saupfer. uHo Die
bon gSef: Ruiui al 9leuitGget. Sonnerltuaeu
iHo ShnIltngen nbfdbreu. lepeT In 8l1lcetiers
Bot..t uHo Sllmpuo's an; uro bic an Sletttat
aeE. SouuerftdaSH mo Sdrnliaae1 oot llnliis
more uHo an MUHtuaeH. Wittopdbe en- uno Srei.
tageI bon gSeit tSuiHt nhinbrenos SaTpter
leaeH in Goi ftciuu lHo 9lapsgduf an tbet astiis
hiQem 8ettfrl.
Iamsirr ~uerlaiieu Baltimore ppm Bier 9r. IL
aus -, SigBttraR-i. &erite..
Turtt seiuete mad ullttl NnlllieIi fonttet nts
fibert, @epGd a iiaegrben uho dinfeuilnlirer
I'M Spraits ~refer0irt peroei IN ben lteslaeH
siaet.tlreGur; a.. 3tl, Raro-6heriss.strase.
u. ~. Rpbion, Aaeilt. pr. i2I, CasSalttmpres
Strahe, poet oeH SdiptlN lreaug: VIZ. $50.
eIahf. strabe. Baltimore, p,e. ft
Henbeu Setsr, y. T.. Giism,
Z, .. y;e1aausl. SaIfssSsn. 'Yait .sasent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-15
DiGests What You Eat
11|IIaaaa'1llal'lla|I'II'lll
Prepared at the Lab
oratory ofK.c. Dewitt
a o.. chicago. Q s:A.
For sale at Peoples drug store.
TRUcKMEN ARE BROTHERLY
The Man with an Empty Wagon
Makes Way for Another
with a Load.

Truckmen are pretty sure to be
brotherly, when brotherly hand is
needed. Here was such hand extend
ed In somewhat unusual way, says
the New York Sun.
Halted in front of store in down.
town street was truck drawnup along
side the curb, while at same time there
was backing up to the curb in front Of
a store on the other side directly oppo-
site a truckman with a big, empty
truck to take on a load, and coming, at
the same time. up the street, which has
heavy grade at this point was a man
with a three-horse team hauling a big
Sruck with a neavy load OF some sort
Of manufactured iron goods.
With the truck against the curb as
it was on one side. and the truck of the
man backing up on the other. project
ing out as it would be with the truck
in that position, there wouldn't be
room for the team coming to get by;
and the man coming up didn't want TO
halt his team, a good one. but with
about all thel cad it could handle on
that grade. And so the man with the
three-horse team, as he keeps coming
right along, sings out to the man
backing up. who had already got his
truck all but into position:
"Say, Bill"
And Bill, without any hesitation,
slowed his truck out Of position again
and around diagonally lengthwise Of
the curb on his side. 80 giving the man
with the heavy load coming up the
grade room to pass.
Which he did without a word Of
thanks to the man who had thus made
way for him. But no thanks were nee
essary; for the man backing up, who
now proceeded once more to put his
truck into position. knew that If their
situations had been reversed the other
driver would as promptly have made
way for him.
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TOOK HER AT HER WORD.
Henry Did the old-M Married Man Act
a Little Too Thor
oughly.

Now, Henry" said the bride, Il
want you to understand distinctly that
do not wish to be taken for a bride!
am going to act exactly as if | were
an old married woman. So, dearest,
do not think me cold and unloving if
I treat you very practically when there
is anybody by"
Il don't believe l can pass for an
old married man." said Henry. Il am
SO fond of you that | am bound to
show it, l am sure to betray myself. "
mo, you mustn't. It's easy enough
and | insist that you behave just nike
all old married men do. Do you hear?"
We'll, darling, I'll try; but know
shall not succeed"
On the first evening the their arrival
at their hotel the bride retired. relates
London Tit-Bits, and the groom fell
in with whist party, with whom he
sat playing cards till four o'clock in
the morning. His wife spent the weary
hours in weeping.
AT last he turned up, and met his
grief-stricken bride with the hilarious
question:
well, amt doing the old married
man like daisy?"
She never referred to the subject
again, and everybody in future knew
that they had just been married
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-15

After considerable inquiry and investigation of the
school question for Vnta the coming year the Chiean
is obliged to state thavthe outlook is bad There has
been no arrangements made far for adding extra
grade to the public schools and there is no assurance
that the college will open this year The time Is short
Something should be done and at once Was this not
one Of the twenty propositions Increased School Faci
itesn? The Commercial Club should be called togeth-
er if for no orher purpose at this time than to make
good this one covenant which was the most important
Of all, but which has been the most neglected.
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LITTLE ONE
ONE SOLID SORE
Covered With Scales and Scabs
From Head to Foot = Doctors and
All Other Remedies Fail Skin
Now Smooth and Clear.
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Writing under date of Sept. 7, 1904,
Mrs. Matte Shaffer, Of Cumberland,
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The little one was one solid sore, with
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when I started using Cuticura Soap
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(Signed) Mrs. Matte Shafer.
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THE DUTYOF MOTHERS
At the First Sign of Disfiguring
Humors Is TO Use Cuticura.

Every child born into the world
with an inherited tendency to tortur-
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The Proper Head.

"Have you set up that article l wrote
about the prisoner who hanged himself
in jail with towel?" asked the village
editor.
Eyes, SIR" answered the type-sticlK-
er. 1T is on the press now"
But" protested the molder of local
opinion, q forgot to head IT,"
"Oh, / fixed that all right" was the
reply. Il headed 1t Wiped Out Of Elk
istence. '"--Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The crown Of wouanhood is motherhood
But uneasy lies The head thar wears The
crown OF anticipates this coronation, when
there is q lack u wcmauly strength 70 bear
the burdens Of maternal dignity and duty
The reason why 50 many women sink under
the strain oi motherhood IS because they
are unprrpared
y nnhesiiatingly advise expectant moth
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The proprieiors and makers of Doctor
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First published Aug. 15, 1905,
Warming Order.

In the United States District court at Vinita, in
the Northern District Of the Indian Territory.
Agnes Barnes, plaintiff
VS. NO. Z140
William WylysBarnes, defendant
The defendant, William WHY Barnes is warned
to appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff Agnes Barnes
August Is, 1905.
CHAS. A. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
E. b. DAVIDSON, d. G.
S. f. Parks, Attorney for Plaintiff.
w. P. Thompson, attorney for nonresident de-
fendant.
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The yinita Commercial Club has accomplished more
this year than any other club in the Territory If 1t had
NOT been for this club Vinta would still be wondering
where the new railroad would be built when the sewers
would be put in and other substantial and per
manent improvements made
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-15

Grand Aerie fraternal order Of
Eagles, Denver, Col, August IA to "a,
1905, for the above occasion round
trip tickets may be sold to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, COL. at rate
OF sl7.s5. Date OF sale August u, Is
and IS. final limit August 25.
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one thing that Is especially to be admired about j r.
Henderson, the railroad builder is Che fact that ne az
tends strictly business and says nothing Inc com
mittee made no mistake when II awarded him the con
tract for the new road
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Foler's Honey and Tar affords i'm
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