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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06

od" SttrftiaI snaer oigep eolnlIltoIl'-
me bnben uno III eilt5cInc @tllde ser
lpi1ttern. 0ie9ieQicrum0 bat MN
'ietnerne Stiisen crriftcn Iolien, Die
olg Solt Der @riide trnQcu mo lie 10
uod motheS Snbr Dor Dem GtllltlIr5
retten mcrOelt, Nn mondcn nod lues
nl9 b%egongenen lno crroriften SteI-
len oIeieS meiten 00cu lno tootcl
@cbleteS finbet man Mth nod per
'IrlllertG y&Nr3el1 j. q os2 qmcrIto'
pldleHa 8fifnB, 10 oqb alidl anoferf
Ylla}penBPiic ais 3qI} 9Gr %crNteIne'
gus 5lE9HngliA lporco, SIud) rtRnof
lo9ndet 4Pprep iinNcQ '4 III olele'll
TteiAge4Iet 3erbr0dc,lcrl} m1crn alter
gSobnltilge1, cin5clur Stld1en bis
lest nod Haerfl0rtcr @Icro9Ippcn
jcltlom bcnlo[ter (oumodrcn, ia, jos
gar linden lid Sic lnriicU mui A3ic'
ten Stqmpe bin, Die iritber bier
hullItcn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
SiS ,uln Is, Scpirm6cr ucrIdpObcn

DicoaO, .. SeptrnrbCr. -
Ter. potr,oer gtpuocsrc0icrrula cinQc.
lcitate Ero3eb aracG Ole. biciiact
@roBidlI0dter lucAen &crIebuna oc5
Anti = Gruit0ciebea iolte beute I'M
bicliaen @crid)t beginner. mlr0e ie.
ooh oni Nmtrog ). 2. @iQcr'&, Mn,
maIt@ Der %%crtlaGteL bis gum is.
September pcrldoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
Sin cnaliidcs 1lrtbCil iibCr ocntIdJc
Edlific.

SU1If1t.
Gle oOfaoru9 Mall" ole }. st, ol3
6o3 beOeutcn0Iie mn non GlropGcrn
am mcilten gelcicue cuQlild oltinOi'
Idle Sagcblott gilt mo lid Ourhull3
uidt ourh GeutihircmoIihtcit aus.
}cihnct, brodie ntulih cincn uon Ell
mem DNnqlo &u0iun" cinaclanoten
Nrtitcl, III meld)em ciu bc0clitcrtc9
Yob AMI Die oeltldlcn 1hll1G Ipcs
}Iell allf ole oltaiiulilhCu lulo al'Iros
aIildeu Gei60polt0umpicr Oca 9{or0s
0eutlden Slop0 ]qrnulIcn miro. Ger
Ncr'uller er3Gblt 0nrilt, DAB er n0d)
Den lhledJtcn G]riohumQen, ole er III
Ger 5ruciten &1iute Der r1alllhen
Compiler gcm0d)t babe Iid entlhI0''
len babe, NIT DEM gtor00eutlhtll
Hlo0o 5I fdbren, mo Is ntd)t jll be
rCllcll gehubt babe. Sd)Dll ultf orr
NlCntur in Son0on lei inn Die Sic
bellalpiir6iaftit Ser NcunItCn ulrqc'
fallen. Nl9 er in Soutbumpton ulII
oU 0ompicr Sonia Tbcrt" Qcfom.
men ici, babe Der GmpianG 0ltrh 0js
Stcnar0fnpellc uu1O 0ltrd Die Stcu.
uro9, mcId)c NIT llmiiht un0 licnit.
icrtigfeit Die Edi'uQicrc ltu0 ibr @c'
pad an ihrc ElGBc bruhtcL cincu
Dor}ilGlidcn Gilt6rud qtlltoht. Gr
Ihilocrt Damn pcitcr Die bcQlemtl
luitigclr N1llllte Der jlptitcn &uiilte
mo bc1priht lobenO Die tottpollc Nrt,
nit Ger bonn Gbcrltcpuro Ole aabi'
ucnQcnpiirn uro tiib0cn9licn 5nioul'
ulcngcicBt luqr0en iGicn. Ap6 iiber
.,po& GiicN tonll CT poles Spl ou8ipre'
dcn. GinFqh bciQnNcrY ApNcnehmct
GtA9rlId bahfi 0oS QqiNlerflpplc @erf
bailey. Pm ENRINnS, NGr ltNllIjiere
qn0 oea GIg5tsS ,qGnlo9t ilpcId)c aoi'
lhen EoVp9lGelt Der rfrItGn unO Der
5mcitclu aIaIf ip lArcm &rrbaItrl
tcIncn l(ntcridie0 madtGu, GunH
ld)it0crt CT ciuiQG onacnGbulc GrIc6'
uilic oul lciuer HGiic in @ibroltar, III
@cnHn 2{eopel, rNie {dn5r un0 Noni
3crtc mo ySeitlidIetteH an &or0 rno
1dileDt nit 0en Anrten: aQic3 1T 0lt
@elhrelbuna Der lunNCncbmIten3Ieiie
ole ib in Den ieBten 20 rSobrcn 5lpi.
ldlen >Sll0ieit mo europa Qcnlad)t
hube., sd b0bc mih iomeit nic mGg
itd) 6oOor qcbiitet &erQleIhe 5lpilhcn
ocnrnaliidCn md 6cutifcn Shiiicn
gu 3itbcn. Gg lit ieoodJ mnpermcl0
LID, nnB Dem rciicnbCn Fllbllfim ijd1
Der WC0ontc Uui0rGn0t, 0uB Or
Qeutihc in icincm til,Nen mo prof
tllhen Sru 0llce& dltibietet, INN audi
Dos Fllbllflm Dor 6lpeiten 1&lulic 5lt
lid) beran5lBiebCn un0 lilr ole 81
tlul't an lidl 81 fellcInu mdbrcn0
mebrcre Hlllcrcr Nnuptllnlen C1 nlht
fitr Der Milhc mcrtb balteL 0cu Fnl
laQicr 5%luCitcr Hl0lle 5lt beadlter. SD
bin fcin Srcuto> bon Nriiteln oWfu0c
in @crn1nnU", otter .ientimcnt Is one
tbinN am ones @pcrinnol comfort an
other" - Wtun lollte MN meintu,
'bn6 0icler glrtifct oc5 ,Mnglo >Sll,
0ion" Frotcltc bon Seitcn lcincr
YonO@lciltC bcrporgcruieu bate, nbcr
I'M @~c0rntbciL qlcidl in elmer Scr
n1ditcn Mhmmmtf oeS @lotte5 ihrict
elmer icincr 2~on0sIclrtc nit boiler
Nomcn@mtcridlriit eincn 5lueiten2Ir.
titcl IN lOtldcnn er olli @rrno lun9'
iGhriQcr GrinbriliI0 ais Heilen0er an
ollen Shiliiohrtalinien Ser McIt ole
obiNcn Nll2iiibrungcn mr. beliGti91l
foltilit .'.'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
0cter }ldJtcn. Gin rcidcr q

Fcter NdllCn, en- rcldlCr Sc
lh0lt@mam aus GbicoQo, lit nabc
&enoibo, @i3c., no cr cine CONNER.
mobmm9 bciiBt, lucgcu zines Moro.
onariiiS olli icilcn Sobn ucrb1itet
mOrocn. Gr brodjte 6cmleIbcL ais
lid, ser Sobu in cilen STREET. 5piihell
&Qter> ullD l}lltter einniihtc, puei
leben9aeIGbrIihe Wtclieritihe in Die
Erltit bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06

toNttEHs
D1nemarf unb Befitan.
cen.
gei'm getreten oes 2anoes ner.
Den feline YGiie ocrIonst. g%igentbii.
mer BON SoteIs uno GoItbGuieru
mulien Die Anfunft uno abreiie
aler 5remoen bel Der BoIi5et onneI.
Den. Sie Gbreiie fam unge5inoert
nod Selleben geideben. - auf 81.
( bomaS (~g8eItin6len) perben bel
DER 2aHonng ebenSous feline Gdlle
obaeforoert, iebob miiIien MmsIdn.
Ger, 'penn iie iid Idnger, oils 40
StHHoen oaIeIbit auiaebalten baben,
lur Abreiie ii@ einen Yos bon Der
OrtSpoli3ei reridofien.
Sranfreib unb 8efitun.
SotcIbeiiter, namentlib IN fIeineu
5tGblen, iraaen fremoe 9GIte In
oergrgrl, Oh iie Bdiie beliben, qIeid,.
iaIlS miro ole Tra9e geIteut. wenn
0rieie BON Der BoIt eeboIt peroen
nher menn 3remoe iu ben Bfon6bGu.
fern @egenitGnoe oerpidnoen mollen.
Nusl1n0er niiiien pier5ebn 3dge
uah ibrer aufltnit 9ofumente Dor.
legen, bltrd melhe iie lire Hationa-
Iit1t. @ebirt unb Stnno %nodnpeiieu
t0nnen. Gin YoB miro in Den met.
item Sdllen bier3n ols ~geniilenb be.
trahtet. Sic @uFentba!tsbeit 1T auf
ii,nf Sabre beihrdnft. Elm lGngerer
Nifentbalt miro alS eriter Stritt
mir Die NahtrnIiiiruna betradtet.
Die Gbreiie tam obne cine grfla.
rnng 81 geben ooer eincn YoB porati.
5ciBcn, aeldeben. Su Ilgerieu
miro bon Ercmoen, melde baielbit
Den Winter 5ubringpn wolen, fem
FoR h%erlaagt. Sn anberen SGlen
miillen ieooh IusIinber innerbalb
oreIer Gage ltd) leaitimiren. - Sn
+ Q ID ndino (SaieoW beitebt
iein Fnb5mang. guf 8uabe.
loupe (ySeltinhien) f6nnen Aus.
IGnoer GebCr US fomme1l. nie es
i)nrn beliebi. &c >.eitebt oler6inas
cin oIles @eit>, meldes FGIIe Dor
lhreibt, ieooh miro 6os GeIet bon.
it0noi0 UlGrr Ntt eelnlien. - Nuf
W nhagastor (Eomotabe) ntiii.
len iid Die gu3I1noer IN iraeno eiuer
&eiie Ie9itimIreu. VGiie meroen ie-
ooh nid)t %berlongt. Heiienbe nad)
Dem Snnern miiIien iit einen YaB
bon Dem 8oupernellr ieoer Eropint
oerIdoilen.- Iui Wartinique
(St. Nierre), IN Heu.GaIebo-
MEN gtOnmen), olti Hobiti uno
III EnniS iinn feline EaB. Hesula-
tiouen boraeIdrieben. ~, a.. Sc
Sir Trenlhe egiItiren feine 8ab.
NprId,riftenL jeooh mirb bon ibnen
ucrIonet, Dob iie iih bel benz Nini.
tier Ses Gu8mdrtigen reqiItriren lai.
fen. '''''
-l.a SaDti. IA
gei Ger 2onamma miilien fihSrem.
De ourb SSGNe ODER anoere Bofil.
ltentP le0iiimiren. Sim beIten IGBt
man lih ocn Sob bon einem 2uniuI
oieies 2nnhes Dor Der Mbreiie p%i1iren.
Ferionen, iDeIhe SaOti berIaiien
l%polser, n%liiiien lire gbreiie orei
Gage BORDER bel Der BoIi5ei mnel.
oen, Sn mnnhen 5Glen eeniiet
cine ioIte Nnmeloung ouf 24Stuns
Ben Dor Der Nbreiie.
DoIipia.
Nur IN 1riegs5eiten miiiien fib
6rcnnee bel Der Yoli5ei anspeiien,
lonlI lit in fcinem Sale bas 6iibren
zines paIies D%orgeidrieben. -
China.
Sn China beItebeu bel Der Qan.
hung teine Eab Boridriiten, ieood
tbnt mon better, cine oerariiae 2eai.
timatinn nit fid 3u fiibren. 9ei'm
Reiien in SSsumern lit iebod Elm TON
Der Geianotidlait misaeitelter YaB
nncrtGBfit. Sci DER Abrsiie lit fein
Yob n%otbpcnoig.
GbtIi. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06

Bon Meiienoen ODER SremoeT,
meIde 'ib liz RelJien -aufba!ten
Miro Elm NoB nidt perldnat. nnr
miiiien 6ieieIben i5reu @ox,en,
Stano unb Rciiesiel in Die Sremoen.
bidder Der SoteIs ODER Goiikinier
%eintragen. 9ieienigen, iuelhe irh
permanent baie.bIt nieoerlaiien mol
len, miilsen ith III irgenb elmer @eiie
Iegitimirea. Ta Die geforherte 2eab-
timation in oenlGaiie boultInbig emf.
balten lit, pirhs a%naerathcn. fid
hei'm geiude oaIeIbit nit eincm
Naiie 81 oerieben.
8 hmeoen unt Normeotm.
2ein paB3tpang.
81 umdnten n. ugs
GusIdnher miiiien Gel Der IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
Sin itcineruer Nalo,

atclItn SOlllle 0llru)Ulllllt. .pCC "
riibmfe ,pcritcincrtc g4ulo" DER Ncr.
Staotcn. Is iii cine al%9Qc0orrtC,
r%uuirlIdtborc StcinDiiite, Ole lih 0u
ilber pieIe touicn0 WtorQcn SunO Crs
itredt uuh ans Der ulr Die lucltblH
}erItreutcn }cl,ocn ldlluit pcrilnfe=
ner Guo6tn elmer DnrQOidldtlihcn
Weoctotipu ouitouhcn. Noa tiilr Cj
nent 3eitaltcr Otcic 5u I5rlien dclpbr
neuen Nolmnitdnmc iurcn llr,prmd
berhunfrn 0ltrdh luclhr Qebrlmen
Noradnde Der @rocntuifehmq bill
hcn0eo tntn mndicnoc9 Yebcp SIT itor-
rem StcirI atipon0clt mars lit mlbc
faint dGcr Oaa hobc 4lltcr 0icicr @ef
| bil0c lit ollrd lire Qun}C Grl6cimm9
bollnu1 bricltat. @ua }mciiciIo9 am
bcittn bcdritnoctc GrIlurlut0 bc}cjh-
net Der .Srirntiiic Nmcricuu" ole
iolacuoc: ,St icturu llr}citen grijntc
bier elm Nal0 itQttlid)Cr Tidtcu. Gjc
Sahre uiuQen 0abiu mo lhliCBllh
lDlIr0ct Ole 8Gumlc Ourdl cine unbe
fannie t4Cuult lUQbrihcinlId) 0urd)
pulfaniihc SrGitc, 5lrr Groe nic0cr.
%qelporiclL mo 0ide Shidtcn bon
Sun0 IuQcrtcn lidl OuriIbcr. Qan0b
ltrGntttll Ole g2ui'cr rirC@ Scc'3 ilbcr
oic TIGdc mno bc1rllbcn jeoe Splw.
Oe3 aritucu 'Sut6e3 in ibrcn Sin
then. MicoCr nod IultQen ,3ritrGll-
men bcrldrmun0 Der SCC, ans Sra
tenn lprll0cIte uultunilher Sd)dltm
bcrnor, 6tt fit ais elm nrurr WiorlteI
ouriibcr lcQtc. Die often &dlmlc
iMlieien oortnlter urrdcficl Sen
Shldf Der NuhttuuiGnhc. ltdd cincm
| LANCER Q tillltut0' IN Der Entluidc
lnlQ trut irun einc nmgcfebrtc 'Yil.
olnQ Elm NeQrlgiilir itilr}tru Der
uicocr uno Hn DEM oua @oiitr 3r
ben nic0riQitrn Stellcn l%tr0nlte, nag
tr IS ole lmbilncnOcl Shidteu ans
mo IleG Die often NdumltInmc .lnte
DER hernortrctcn. @}a6 N%obrtoulelrOc
lang mGbrenber G%roiion pnrcnH Die
NGlmc hca often &aloo9 lptener DEM
AltGc lthtbor, nhcr in Qdn5lid per
dnoerter @cltuIt; mGbrCl10 lie in il
rem @rohc AcrlIbt buttcn mdrcn lie
0nrdb hemildc NutrporQGuae 3l
Stcinbl0don perponoeIt. Nabt lid
jest per Nciuhcr nlcler 6tGite, 10
ltoBt @13uudhlt MIR am mcni9c,
iporlqltr bcritrcuiel9l0te, ober bdl0
rIdltcn ltd jnuner b0bcrc Getlen mtf.
HJGaI0 rglci6an liz BdumitdmmeJ
honn limo Is lnl9c Nellcnrillr, nleHr
ais bunhcrt GllB lang; itbcrpmert
lpilrniQ iQciornltc2 mo acIoa@tes@a
roll liJhri Scr gHra. llcbcrall triiit
mani StiIdr QcFitelncrtcn NOl5ep; lie
Iicgen ioicn rnnoc StQHuue beieinalr
Der, IMP man meint lott mN Die sd
lcrn 0ca Nol5e4 icbcn 81 f0umeL o0rr
crbcbcn lid Qulrcht om Mnnnt
zines DER Elatcal9, ole pas 9rtt oeS
irilbcrcn Gees ubgrcn3en.a Cjeic
Elotcor@, iibcr Oqnen, lid mollHnuI
einem @orttblwm QIeid cine bobe
Steinlormotiou nuibout bcitcben
ans S6ieierm 2r6m mo SonOitcin.
un0 an ibrcn NhbGnoen bil0en iid
Uicle Hiljc un0 tleinc Spultcr. WCnll
Is nltlt re1net, mo0 bier ircilidl icbr
ielten portomut, Damn ~rieielt Ooa
gSoiicr oltrd oicic flcincn Rinniol2
hcrob unb mGidt ooCei min3ileSb bell
den Der Wolic, aus 0encn Die Elu
tcnlts beltebcn, Iort, Man fam ga.
rolla lid cine GorItcQunQ BON ocll
&obrtoulenoen mo6GH in Oellen ooS
Hoiler pie eil5cIucn GornIotioncn
irciIcate, in Oitic Qluttcn Stcinmoi
icll itine 6lIrhcn unO 9iiiien cinnoG
It i'l'u ;uP'l"u l'VIt Nlili'eH uit9 ptIl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
NiebcrInnte unb q G.
fttunaen.

NusIaaser miiiien nit NGiien Der.
ieben iein. iebob .ptrb biefe Na6re-
Gel bet 2ouriitcn inter geipobnIifer
llmltoneen nid)t angepenoet. Rad
eiaem aifentbalt bon oiuei Nonaten
ieSob miiiien iid auslGnoer ibentifi>
siren uno reaiitriren Iaiieu. 8ei Der
Abreiie 1T Die 8oraeiauna zines 2e-
gttimations .Yariers nidt erforeer.
lid.
Sn Guiana @aramdribu) tper.
pan Railc niht perlangt, 'ebenio a,,f
SABA @atopia). ~ Sir Sumo.
= 9spngal ptFehsn 3teieIbea -.
seln, .ie6od tbWts M&n Aprfit!tl ~
Der gut einen PIT mt ft& o
tex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-06
GbtIi.
Rein Pabauona.
9 ii IN | q.

6rembe IN Der Shapeia bralhen
feline Bdiie nor5ufoeiien, ieood mirS
ongerotben, ul6 bel einem 9eiud]e
oieies 2anoss cine oerartiae 9e9itt
nation nit fit 81 fi:bren. &oteIoe.
Iibcr iinh in Der Shpeia fir Tire
@dite berantportlif. ieSot miiIfen
Srem o. in G~oit5Gldern nno Bripat.
mcbnungen inncrboIb oreibie Saqen
lore BGife bel Der Srtspoliaei einret.
d3en. rno tuirh linen oann Elm Nuf.
eatbaltS /. 8eredtiaunasitein ousee.
iertiet. ausl1nber fonnen au ieber
Belt ttnaebi,oert mieber bas ouno
%perla5ien. arr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

asi suce vAmsnte iocos los dsua.
pl atos. 49,. sssgsi
r"mbisu Sc hagen .aoaae. ,psr.
''snllias prscios lirnitAdos, estos con
qaincenas adstaaiaass,
Un cub'~rso Do ] Is ! yas6 { I en
81 Restaurant SO ctvs, !. , e.
Los iuevos y domiugosse hacs tln
selecto cald gsllego loa sabados
uasteles y aiacAs con onllo.
JUA.JG ARCIA. - si
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

lnsSscctou en- .odos los ramon
Conducci6n sdecu ada en- los estudios
Tfssey direccidn con venten ,ss al carac-
tsrds ID razs latina -Peffescs:fonismisu.
70 en- el idioma espanol, q ia de q. los
i6venes que Sc nos envfan no vuelv.n
luego q sus paises= hacienda papelss
ridiculos, sin saber hablar bien, nj el
sapaAhol' . mi ell iugles.-EnseaAnza rApl-
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Doctor R. RaiIz;: : tfafa|tu

De regreso de sa visie 4 Europa,
ACADIA de insta,sr 81 ofciha profelio.
nsl en- la cAlle del Crist,, rdmero ia
Hofas ds consul.aE ds12 J media 4 2
ysrnedia tla Ia sardst aae Ii q e@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

p IT y N z.
Q9nln e. qus snxeribs poae en- Con" "ci-
mIento ds. sus nunsra tos parrhquIs-
nn,y que desde assa'te'ha, y en- mi Se
eapd" 'onedor., los ptecios astarA Az
en- rn' ~aion COO la aIsnaci6n Gcsa tl:
Up .h'-tek. II ctvs- Una tsruera e'"
panSds, 10 ctvs. Un arroz con galli-
pa, 10 ctvs. Un caldo gsllsgo, 10 ctvs.
On bacSlao 4 10 vizcaina. 10 ctva. Una
sopa con csrna. 3 ctvs Una sopa de
+ gAllina, 8 c.gs. ina mixta, ests.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
Sc YEADEK A PREdO ~AODl(0 :.

Los ESTABLISHMENTS de herrera, fundc6nry casa de
vvienda radcados la nmedlacdn de
yama Arroyo E que los desee puede dirglrse dona
Natala de Santiago Euda de Caussade6 don Federico
Curet. de Guyana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
tain: :::ANtRI(AH INSTITUTE
aIdgldo poI Don JOSE Doninso shsapa
81 W. s7th ST. NEW xoRk. }

da y eticnz de esye idion n&-Cuitnc cos
de tamilia--CaWnidAS 4 La Sspabola
Costumbres, raligion = h&diclouss
patri 40 s-Metodos de etsetaaza ame-
Observation-Disclosures obHea.nrin. .ei Ing ia.
Nuessras eNpecfalidAdes C6T1rcio I
ldtonsas. ,rRefsrsncixs de, donde &c
quieran y'coms ssqnj sran
EssSa AGssss ~ @ssSE SD sA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO Sc

/ Gran rehaja de precios en- bene6co del pdbico
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
LIGHT KILLS THEM.



The cavern beetle was first discover.
ed some seventy years ago in an Aus
trian cave. the grotto of Adelsberg.
One specimen only was caught, and,
though it's diseoverer offered prize of
e. for another, ii was fourteen years
before second was found.
The cavern beetle has a little round
body, very long legs ard absolutely nc
eyes az all Brought out from its
gloomy haunts into the light of the
sun, it dies almost Immediately. Yet
in its pitch dark home far beneath the
surface of the earth it moves with as
great rapidity and certainty as any of
its eyed relatives on the upper soil.
To make up for its lack of sight it Is
provided with antennae of extraordi-
nary length and delieacy. BY means
of these it feels its way over the rough
surface of the stone and hunts its
prey-other smaller blind insects-with
great rapidity and absolute certainty.
The cavern beetle has its enemies.
The bothrus Ia species of scorpion)
and the great eyeless spider hunt it
remorselessly. Prince Khevenhuller,
who thoroughly explored these caves
some years ago, describes it as a most
extraordinary sight to watch by the
light of candle scorpion, absolutely
eyeless, hunting a beetle, equally blind,
along the cavern wall Although the
beetle was several feet in front of the
scorpion and divided from it by fis-
sure in the rock, yet the scorpion track
ed it with absolute and almost appall-
ing certainty.
The spider found in these caves is of
a lovely ivory white and is able, like
other insects which inhabit the same
subterranean depths, to run away rap
idly and find its way with as positive
certainty as if it had eyes and light
ers. it, too, perishes if taken out of the
cave Sunlight seems to wither and
shrivel up these insects, just as though
they had been placed in front of hot
fire
Yet, in spite of this fact, it is known
that the blind cave creatures are de-
scended from others which originally
lived in the light of day.
An ordinary proof of this is that,
though no faintest ray marks the diff
ference between day and darkness in
the depths they live in, yet it has been
ascertained beyond the shadow of
doubt that those whose ancestors We're
nocturnal in their habits still prefer to
move about during those hours when
the surface of the earth is in darkness
Numbers of different kinds of fish
are known to live in the gloomy rivers
and lakes which exist in all large
caves.-London Tit-Bits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

BIRTHDAYS IN JAPAN.
All the Girls Celebrate In February,
All the Boys In May.

The Japanese have queer way of
celebrating birthdays. Instead of a
party in June for little Tama and a
party in September for little OTatsu
and a party in December for little
Ume there's party in February in
honor of all the little girls and one in
May for all little boys. In February
every little girl receives from all her
grownup relatives and friends gifts of
dolls, and besides these dolls her moth
er takes out Of the closet many OF the
dolls she had when She was a child
and some even older dolls that the lit
tie girls grandmother had when she
are dolls that belonged to the little
girls great grandmother and even her
eat-grandmother, quaint dolls
in faded clothes Of a hundred years
and more ago, carefully handed down
from mother to daughter ever since. l
saw one Old doll, about six inches tall,
dressed as a daimio, or great lord of
bygone times, in gorgeous brocade
robes, covered with steel armor of lit
tie overlapping plates, just as beauti-
fully made as if for real warrior. He
wore Il tiny helmet and carried two
tiny swords not as large as matches.
You could draw the swords out of their
scabbards just like real ones, and they
were as sharp as they could be. Well
for about a week all Japan is one
grand dolls tea party. And then the
festival is over, and all the best dolls,
even the presents to the little girl, are
put carefully away, never to be even
looked at for Il whole year. l don't see
how the little Japanese girls can bear
that part of it.
Then at the 1st of May comes the
boys festival-the fish festival, it is
called. Every family that's lucky
enough to have boy puts up il flag
pole in the dooryard, or perhaps sew
eral families combine to use the same
pole and Lave it a bigger, hanusomer
one than one family could afford On
the top of the pole is a gilt ball or else
a basket with something bright and
tinselly in it. And flying from the pole
III the DllSh opllhS NihNL5 10 Il NhoiS
string of carp made of oiled paper or
cloth, painted in bright colors and any
where from five to fifteen feet long.
Each fish belongs to some particular
boy, and the carp is chosen because it
is big, strong fish and not only can
swim against the most rapid currents,
but in its eagerness to get upstream
will leap straight up waterfalls. The
gold ball means a treasure, which the
carp, leaping and struggling. buffeted
by the wind, is forever trying to reach.
And the whole thing means that the
boy when he's man will have to bat
tie his way as the sturdy carp strug-
giles up the river. The fishes look so
very pretty and gay, flying over his
house, and the boy gets so many treats
at fish festival time that | don't think
he minds even if the carp is a nice lit
tie jolly lecture on ambition.-St. Mich
olas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
A Gentle Knock.

Those who are In the habit of arriv-
ing home in the early hours and finding
their doors and windows locked and
their folks" asleep beyond the power
of the doorbell to awaken them will
find comfort in new recipe for their
relief offered by the New York Even
ing Post.
, A man who had banged the front
door and ratified the knob for nearly
an hour appealed to a policeman to
help m break q pane of glass or open
a window.
at isn't necessary" said the police
man. "I'll wake up your family"
He walked up the street to a pile of
building material and brought back
piece of board about FIVE feet long.
This he slammed fat sided against the
side of the house with a tremendous
whang.
81 guess that'll rouse EN-" he said.
"You see, that sort of blow sets the
whole house to vibrating and makes
the folks inside dream of dynamite ex-
plosions."
He had hardly uttered the words
when a front window opened and
head appeared.
"Oh, officer" gasped womans
voice. what in goodness name was
that awful noise?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
AraaI Notiees.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.


WHEREAS Pearl T. Tapley. OF Brooklin,
w in the county of Hancock, State OF
Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated Jan. "a,
1903, and recorded in Hancock county regis
try CT deeds, book No. 1856, page AS, conveyed
to Hattie WATSON Ttpley, certain let or par
Gel of land and buildings thereon, situated in
the town of Brooksville. county of Hancock,
State of Maine, bounded and described as fol-
lows. TO wit:
Beginning on the road leading by James
Douglass house, and bon the line of William
P. Tapley estate and Iunning southeasteTly to
land lately owned by David Varnum; thence
souJhwesterly along said Varnum's line to
land of Gershnm Farnham; thence on line OF
said Farnham northwesterly to corner of
pasture now fer ced; thence northe asterly
on line of s i'd Farnham to corner of pasture
as now fenced; thence northwesterly on line
of said Farnham to land OF A. W. Tapley;
the nee noriheasterly then northwesterly on
lines of A. w. Tapley to highway; thence
noItheasterly on said highway to first men
toned bounds, containing about fifty acres;
meaning to convey the lot of land described
on page 5l2 book 32l, Hancock registry OF
deeds. Together with all buildings thereon.
And whereas, Hattie WATSON Tapley, by her
assignment dated the sixth day of October,
a.. d. 1893, and recorded in Hancock county
registry of deeds. book 1877, page 459, sold. as
signed and conveyed to me, the unders ;gned,
the said mortgage deed and note, debt and
claim thereby secu ed.
l claim a foreclosure of said mortgage by
reason of a breach of the same, and publish
this notice for that purpose.
Stonington, Maine, February ], 1905.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
INSURANCE Statements.


SURETY BONDS.
Be sure you have these in the Best Company
Here is its statement.
FIDELITY g. DEPOSIT CO.,
OF MARYLAND.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1904.
Real estate. 8 735 900 90
Stocks and bonds, 4,47g.5 500 %
Cash in office and bank, 264,524 On
Agents balances, 1856 Is
Gross assets, &5,S37,67027
Admitted assets, $5,s37.670 ~
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1904.
Net unpaid losses, 5 207,574 "a
Unearned premiums, 706.6z6 Is
Cash capital 1000 0o0 %
Surplus over all liabilities, 2923. 469 Is
Total liabilities and surplus, 5,s87.s7o u
REMARKS.
Total amount paid patrons since
organization for losses incurred
through dishonesty, &c, of
fducaries. emp. Dyes, &C., $3,555,339 20
fts. 2,923, 46e Is
(This is the ,oss paving power of the COM
pan, without impairing the capital stock of
81, DOC 600 90. No other company in the world
is so strong)
NJ. f. BARTLETT, General Agent,
WATERVILLE, ME.
O. ", rAPLEY, Agent,
ELLSWORTH, ME.