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SIcg1nte FniiaAicr @dihpfcr ggnQultd" INTO
lg Jtlduiu" lIdd
Glo R0iyt Comfort mo EUriUlf. Ia.
Snutptct h~rtluiten Baltimore tiglib (du2 Ies
llntltillclt SpnntngS) NM $50 9t6tlioS mo t1His
men IN Clo Fni1t Comfort INT 6 tl6r WJrqcH3
lito ~ EOrtolf I'm 7.t5 Wtorgeis az, M
tblieBtito at bic Giicubnbniiiqc udn allpt
YutficH oeS Siine1S ltnn Sit0Ucftel5.
- WurtsRiUer.ginie.
-GIeenutc Rniin8tCr Sampler nGBdrtot.s" mo
Baltimore"
nndl @cit.Eoint nno Nidlnbub, va.
SnHpter O~erluten Baltimore tnllt6 (nitSRe,
l~lonllneH SOIiltngs) INN 3 ubr NadnHttnaS utrh
iomlIten 81 gSeits Voiut INT 730 WtDrucu5 ma
81 Mihlnolo INT 0.2b DiorNens at.
Die an W(ontdgen. UiiiipUhen nflo 6rcitngeil
BON baltimore abfubrerocu 6atnpfer, ma nIe
bon g8eit gptnt an 1icuiinger, Sounerltt0cn
illln Gniil't1dcH nbfalrett leacr In 8GouceItcra
Bolnt mo Wlitono's an mo lie an 9ieHitG5
gen. Donnctttaget mo Sdnitapeu bot 4idlii.
more mo an Wtontapeii. Diitiuoc1cu uub SrCts
io9et bon YRcit Potlt nbidbrcnoeu SaIpier
le0en w ,gorttoipn mo Gla1sAarf at tbei ndlp
itiprit QSetterC
Tnmpicr O~eriuiicn Baltimore pom Eiry yir. Is
uno 10, 1iaDtitrn 5zis perfte.
Surds Vtllctc n1cb dlleit 4uftten f1nneit &c,
lt6ert @epdd duigegeben mo aaiiitenjimnicr
9ilels QiireauE: Sr. 3t7, H0ros0 barfeSa straAe,
gr. 10, Eit.Gnttimorc. Strabc, o0et ben Sahpts
snIedlr: Nr. $50, eigbts trabtt Baltimore, w,o
GenbeH 7uher, g.. Z. GBiSm,
@et, '8ei6d'tstibrer. Sen 4affuaiersgGagnt.
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BON empfeblcnsmertBeR SinGuS.,
Gn9rUs- unO GnOetail-0 cifdfteR.
Stnau8ieIIes ..
0nnfen.


5irIt 3ottonaI @ant, t6, 8eIt.Sara.
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BrdiiOent; S. 9. @iIcor, Raiiirer.
6armers' ono IerHants' RntiondG
@anf. 301, @or0,GborIes. StraBe;
Gbus. Z. Crane, RrGiioent; Carrier
q. Ssburn, &oiiirer.
9elti6e 8onf, 2eringtou- rn6 Solli.
op.StraBC; q. s. Sdul3, RrGit.
Dent; auguit 8eber, Raiitrer.
Commercial ono CORNERS Nationol
gont, Sonoro- ltno @ermau-St r,
8citern NotionaI 9ant, IA, Noro.
@rtop.S traBe; Soibun g. Sorpep,
&rGiiOent; %. @orriott. 9ailirer.
9rooerS' ono Re6onics' RationaI
9ant, ghtatp. uno 6apette. Str.
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9amburgsNm
--Yinhl-
9UppClidpmbCu-
Grprcb. nuo YaIiaoicrz 0icni.

SC0CH 6H Spbcf 1hr GuHouH Nuo Farle nl,
Snmbnrg u a-EiniC,
81 @roa0mun. Stem. 0orf.
Trtbnr ". HubiOn,
1871 SIts9oItimorc,Str .
9m ulteu 0frte.
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Bic ,~yrfcsIon.ainic.0

Gttrniiibe gSdiIer.9foute our6 ben Ndial nad
YbildoeIp6in tdgli6 (Sonntnes a~usgenomnen)
nm 3 nor gn6miitaes, bon Der Hiebts uno
Yrntt's trabe. Sn 9efterton,, 91o.. uro Gbeiter,
ga, aH6nlieno. 9flf Sed mad 5SftlnoelpGia)
$3.50, Nniite $500. GTfrriioH, 10 9nee aGGs
tia, $3.50. Niidto6rt nit 6er ~, & 8. Giieits
hu6n" $3.50. yteiusDorf (pcr 8nbn bon gbilu.
oelpbia) $500. @rfnriion CT 3agc) $500.
6erIter Sttrdfnbri giGcte pn0 4ilQnlic ~'Giil,
Niuete iino i'm HilrcaI ii1o bel g(IbGuob'a ~
b1beit. Biitbgr itno ge5itnei 8nnl 9eieocit bon
9niet fiji SUHntngsfhulrn mo &ctrtre etc. iir
SrltrIiuneff uuf oet f6ne1fabrenhen Iaqbootcn
oporo Boliiinpre" llHo Sem" oercn ,5a1rtrn
nnh Beitertou nub GbeidStafea Gin, Nc, iut
Suni beginner. Wian i6teibc ooer luenoe IiA
nt
Glarenee ehriuer, gtgenf.
G0t3 gr. 204, gi9bt'StraBe.
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S6iffsfartcn bon nno und) SentIdJ,
fouA.

&on Baltimore bis @rcnPn: Sea.
iiitc bis sum 1. Wtni $40 II. $3.50;
uod) bent I .M.oi 500; 9remen Bal.
timore bis sum- i. g(ugllit $3.50;
bonn I. 9lr9uit bis I .atobcmbcr $57,.
80 mo $3.50. Hunoreiic 5lt bill,
gerem Grciie. SIP. s.. 9icncr d GO.,
3immcr Nr. 3, ia 0.-2erinGton'
StroBc. (323D
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Nerdnnts' C Iiners' srnHspOr-
tatiun GOmb.hu.
Santpf .2tNten.
stas SAnf GHaas

Tampfers2tNten.
gn1 Boften mi benz Often: febsr Dlontde,
Stenitda, 9orneritag u1o Snmftdg, sIben6S
0 ltbr.
9td1 8rooibeuee unb benz Often: ieben5onHs
tag, WNttiuo6 NIB Sreitda, Hbenos o lbr.
RAD Netuport Reps nnb NorfoIt. tdeIi6
nrr o llbr Mbenos.
8rndbt tpiro tdaIi6 bis 3 tibt Mbenbs Inc an
BEN 9uge nbfnbrenoe 9dntpfer ntgenuurreu.
stn9 Sdbonndb unb benz Siben: ieben 8leH'
flag, Dcnnerft1a unb GamItnQ, Mbenbs Q ilbr.
Bottoner inb Hro1iScDce : 9ampfer fdbren
bon bet @erfte am 5ibe bes 2ons' Sod. an
Sabannabs 8arupter bon Der Berite am Sube
Der BdtSaussgpenue
6. ". @iniHgHaH, astnt,
2uHg.Dod.
~. y. Tnratr, a.s8.,a.
u. .. etebbtns, B.swP.
SdnpibiiS5Ht Sloolt'0dc @erman. Hto
2iabts Strabc. Srad1tl uno Raiiaaes@lrcn ~
Dir, 32t, @cftspnltimUre. Gtrabe. Uf3 ,1&S)
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Seuer-8 erii6erungs. aaeuteu.
Some SrienhIp Socictp, 1925, Gin.
ben : Inenue.
SO. z. SbodeIfor6 & 60, 2, OFT.
Snrntogoitrube.
$enrp 81. @arfieI6 @opaD, 2t0.
SIt-2erin9tonitrabe.
8trdbeno & Con- 214, Sit-2erin9-
ton StraBe.
SenneB & SapIor, 306, Sit.2ering.
ton StraBe.
Burner & Eboxas, 9. Sf.s aratoga.
Strabe.
%. .. Seloen, ii, Oft-BIeoimt.
StrnBe.
8ud6on0lmna.
MirS. @t. Martin, 715, 8cIt '2ering.
ten . StroBe.
SelterIifere WobeI- 2oaeruno.
@robom's @orebollie, Bort . Iuelme
uno 3olpbtn.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-22
Nns 9enti6lanO.
SaH9friitigcr SnuOclsucrtrng nit
Tmcrifa gefUrScrt,

tommcr. - 9cltti6lono bGlt icIt
al icincr 6oroerlung be5iiglidJ
eiler Gonieren5 ser MQ1te iiber
Die Moroffo . 6rage. - Soloa-
tenidinOer in aobIclt5 perltrtbeilt.
- &oiier @il6eIm'3 GbauffeurS
miiiicn lid oc5 @%cnuiieS aGer gel
ltigeu @ctr6nfc cntboltcn. -
@ieoerciu5uQ Oc5 Q9irter8 i'm
Sor5. - Nuerlei S%ntereiiante5.
8erltn 81. Nprtl. - Cine be-
mertenSmertbe @ingobe bat Ote San.
oelSfammer bon Srontiurt a. 81. an
Den Retd]Ston5ler 8raien b. Billion
geridtet. Sic perlongt Den g(bidhtB
zines longfriitigcn Sariipcrtra0es
nit Den Ser. Stanten, mad Ociien BE.
Ittmmnlngen gleidje 30Qe oui 0ieicl.
ben 9lrtifel in beioen 2Gnocrn geleqt
lueroen lolen. Sin &aliptpuntt Der
6oroeruugca bctrifit Die llmpunoe-
hung ser @ertb5oGc gmrgifo'S in
Ipe6ifiidc 3oHe, oomit 3ollhitoncn
oermieoen weroen. @%cionoercr 9tod.
orltd miro otdJ Ooroif geIcgt, 0oB
fein observation-disclosures . &crtrog
obgei6loiien miro.
Bel Der gegenmGrtig cr0rterteit
9tetregcllttg Ser MISREPRESENTATION
Be5iebungen 0clttidlono'S SIT 6cn
Ser. Stontcn ipielt iiir bier Oo8 Coll
perfabren IN ser 1bot cine minoeitenS
ebenio groBe Goae. mie Der 9etrag
Der 3oae. Die @eidDperoen Ser oelt-
iden @rport . Snouitrie iiber bic
omerifauiihe 3oqproriS moIlen fem
@nbe nebmen, uno cs miro oitt ofien
erflGrt, Dob bierin 5l,erIt @onoel &C.
idlaffen mer0eu ioue. @ie Die So
den sur 3eit lteben, boben ircilif) olle
eiuidId9igen 9eiprcfungcn MIR eli.
men ofooemii6en 8ertb.
g o feline 2oiuuQ oeS
Wt oroffos . robIem8 8.
Die grfI1rltugen, meld)c ser iron-
50iiIhc Wtiniiter ocS Neltberu 0elcoIie
i'll Der Ocputirtenfommer ilber ouS
nellerlide &erbolten ieiner Hegierung
III Der Woroffo . 6ro9c obgegebcn
hat, limo in bieiigeR politiideH &reis
fen uno in ser 8reiic fiibl oufgeuom.
1nelt mor6eu. Wort ueriprift Iid BON
Dem onideinenoen @bipicgcln Der
Barrier Wodtbober ber6lid) menig
fir Die en6giilti9e &oiung OeS moro
o~fritnnilden YroblemS.
Sier berrid)t immer nod poriuic.
geno Die aniidt, OoB Die Nlbbaltulg
elmer Gonieret5 ooS bette Mittel 0e-
iuGbren miir6e, Inn 81 elmer Gerit0lls
oi9utg iiber Die 0iiferer5en SIT ge-
lol9en. Cine Gonfercn5 rpiirOe, iuie
ma meint, 5rontreid) Den Hiid5ltg,
nod o%ll9enlciner glusiprodc nller be
tbeiliatcn M6dte, crleid)tern. Nuf
olle 6Gue lit man bier cntidloiien,
Die @ntmidelung rubig ob5ulportcrt,
obne ielbit Die @c9c on5u9eben, iuie
0oS iibereilte mo riidlid)tsloie Sor-
geben SrontreidJ's nm 1%eeignetIten
reoreiiirt mer0en fol,nte. GU Iougc
i'll Yoris fein euti6icocner Sdritt
9etbou miro, iueld)er Die geruiung
elmer Gonferenj iiberiliiiiig modlt,
bolt ma bier an Dem lripriinglideu
Ylon felt.
SdGuB ocs aoblcn5er
SolOotenld ) / nber.
Ero5eeS.
Der SolootenmiB6onollnaS 8ro-
5eB Dor Dem a~riegSoeri6t in aoblen5,
iiber oeiien geginn geitern gemeloet
nltroe, bat id)on iein @noe %gciunoen.
Bon ben bier llnterofii5iercn, lueld)e
OILS alngeflugtc figlrirtelt, iuuroen eli
ner 81 ad,t 8od)en Wittclarreit, elmer
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9 d. Tub 6cs &oblen5er
Solboten d) inber.
Hro5eiieS.

Der Observation-Disclosures Yro-
5eb Dor Dem arie9Soerid)t in 3oblen5,
iiber beiien Yeginn geitern gen1eloet
iuuroe, bat ifon lein @noe gciunoen.
Bon ben bier llnterofii5iercn, meld)e
ols 9lngeflugte figltrirten, iullroell eli.
ner 5u af,t 8oden Mittclarreit, elmer
5lt bier Wonoten @efGngniB uno spei
81 ddlt Wonoten @efGngniB uerilr-
tbeilt. Der Sro5eB gcgen Die 8elo-
mebel, melbe Der unldngIt beItrnfte
Sergeant 9ienefelo gleid Den bier
llnteroffi5ieren itnO perid)ieOenen Sf-
fi5ieren compromittirt bat, iolgt, mo
oornodl neroen Ole ser Solootenihin-
oerei bei6uIoigten Offi5iere al Die
Heibe fommen.
Sir Ole beenoetc 8erbntolung ipn-
rem nidJt meniger ais t07 3eligen ge-
looen, iGmmtlid Solonten melf)e INT
ter grutalitdten oler glrt gelitten,
Die altf ben 3eugenitano @eruienell
Iagten iibereinItinlmeno ans, baB BET
Dem fraglideu Heginent ollie Torge-
ictten gebalien b1tten. Die glngabeH
fparen 10 groDireno, Dab iiber Die
Sd)ulo Der Ingeflaeten ieglid)er
i3peifel ge6oben muroe.
Ser Gro5eB erregt bier groBe IrI-
nterfiomfeit, mo in Nnbetraht mon-
der 81 Gage geioroerter baaritrGu-
bender Gin5elbeiten miro Oos llrtbeit
ais uiel Si miloe be5eidnet. 3ugleifl
miro es fir einfad lnneritouolidl err
fl1rt, ooB Gin iold@er Hottenfonig BON
Observation-Disclosures uorfomnten
fonitte, nafoem Der aaiier Die Hegi-
merits . Gommanoeilre oireft oafiir
uerantlportlif, gemuht bot, oaB bic
GoIoaten bnmnn bebanoelt meroen.
Es mirA aLInemein 0erNoffnuna 9luss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-22

&crbcHcrtcr @iirn6abnSicnit mad
Ntlnutic- 6itg nmf Der Gcloiunrc-
Giucr.Yribgc &phtr Der Sem
iglUania Giitn6nGn."
PIN 81. mo %, Nprif miro Dem
2ltlontic Gitp SpeinI5uge, lpclder
Ocn Union @nbnbof inn 2.tJ 9}o6.
mittnA norOp0rtS, pcrl0Bt ci1 &c
Itnllrntipna &og0oll on1cbGngt mcr-
ocn unO miro lIn6 9ltlontic- GitO
ourdiabrcu sur @cQncmIi6fcit Der
&ciicu0cn fir Oic Siterfciertoge.
Qtt-2)
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Sparbanfen.
Central SaptngS 8onf, Charles.
unb 9eriuston.G troBe.

8ontiers un6 @after.
Sombleton & 60, t2, OIt.2erinetcn.
StraBe.
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fa.45 8uSm., 1850 uno l5.55 gla6m. gnmbert.
Station, 800 uno 1900 Borm., 1905 Wit.
tags. 400. 75.35, 600 uuo 9il 10 stDenos.
5rsbsrtd, mt. @obd!,Stdtton, iH.45. iS.ss g.,
Gnmbsus Citation, 1856, 1900. 20 Is unb 1000
giornt.. lt25, 1850 uno $500 abenos.
@indeitcr, Wt. adjudication. i7t0 2. nrb
$50 Jinchm.
Sagcrsioipu, WL @obaIsStatton, is.45 Norm.
i3,60 9indut. gnlnoen'S Station, 1900 Born.
10. 80 uno 400 gd6m.
Gaieptt.6itn uno Wpt. Mtrp, Characterization.
1885, 2o.t5 gorut., 1925, 1859, 1920 9adani,
$3.50 hno +it.45 abeHos.
Curtis Ban, Guntben,s tution, 10. 90 Born.
qHrap. Wt. ~@obaldStotion, s2.43 Rd1ul
Characterization, 1900 Gudiu.
,,y2uhal Blue 2,uie" nan ghiIabsEphfa anh
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acnug'S prGdtigc
Citcr NDuitat
fOitcufrcii ii.r hcutc
@tmaS 0Daig HcncS.
=. IS. Z, &cunlL So.

Ebce aofiec 3ltdcr.
O12) 10 210cn nl Der Stoot.
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@runoeigentbuHts.R ufler.
6. 9usan & Repbep, is,
2eringtonsS troBe.
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Che Rpers & $ids Co., t04. Siio.
3oporO.S troBe.
8altbol5,Sdn6Ier.
TboS. Mattbeps & Son, Canton.
Goenue ,tnO GIbemarIe. StraBe.
Geo. s. SIoon & Bro, Ala, 9iabt.
StroBe. .
@Ied. un6 emaiGirte StabIponren.
Rational @naMeIing & Stampine
Co., 100, SanoOer.S trabe.
9mnpfmoidtnen, 2eIieI II. gumpen.
8aIlace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro.S traSe.
2anbwirtidnftIide @erdtbe unb SG.
mereten.
@riIfitb & Surner Co., 205, Rorb.
BacnItraBe.
Srnamentale 9robt,arbeiten.
9ufur & &c, 31t, R.-$oWar6.S ctr.
S6nitt. uuo Guratpdaren.
GrmItrong, Gotor & Co., 1918,
SopfinS-B Ioce.
Sregelas, Sertrl & 60, 100, Sop.
finS.Bloce.
Ehiiren, SenTterrabmen II. RsuIeaur.
Srant .. Batfins & Co., gratt. uuS
Breiioent-S traBe.
S6nlpftobofs . Snbrifmten.
M. Starr & Co.. 436. Ror6.G Colbert.
StraBe.
3eitidrtfteu . Tdaa3in etc.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8, BeTt
@erman.S troBe.
Srieobofe.
2ouooa Barf GeMeterp, Office 81,
8eft.S nratogarS traBe.
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Qdiie sur 9leiie ms MHsiano beiorgt g.
Blaine, ssr. AL, ct, Faufsstfahe.
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,Rubal Blue atuie" nan gbtlabsE
als,usylnrf

gtOaU9tt- ~
Celtic gerG.GamoeH BerI. sri. Hobni
Ghlniruaaaon ....TdgI. 9.5l .. 3.65 V.
Pnrlor 4 Spetfe. idol. 1855 Y. 800 g..
@hfttt 1nrlor. utlsa. Q. $50 %. 9.54 q.
Bnr!or, Spcite, nur e.. p.b2B [: OCT g.
9nrtor. Speite, ausa. 9. tt.b0 g.. utt.54 Vs.. q
4arlor, Gpetie. .SdgI. t.b5 y. u 1859 81.
Blifet, Bdi1s. FarIor', GhftrbatioTss ifHh
GpeiiesgpubgorS. 9d9l, 34s R. 83.62N .
Barlor. Gpetie.., .3dgf. 900 ". sos VIC
ConfeS. Bhild.. nuSQ q. 7bb ". 500 n. q
Goodies, VbiIG., 4. ,Idal. 900 =, e.06 W.a
Gdlnftpdqqon. Idal. 1888 N. 1914 VI.
Ser lpfule Shinflpdgaun rnf Rem Sott III tua
Wt. Nopalsg'Gbubofe nm 10. 90 Mbeno3 5nr dnts
nadine BON Fdii1qieren berett.
20 md Milantie.gtfn on Ro6enta0en; ~
nad Ntlautir.Gttb tdglib.
gtle .8hee balten IN Rtfmiasisn. q rdi,
III Ghfftet on.
gsrl. garnoen gerI .Mt. toea.
$Syiiaa., aioF. aass. :. sisg. sasS.
9btIa. GIprsb, ausS. 9. 2.2oR. 225R.
Sinaerlp lif., ausg. q. $40 q, 6.16 q.
Rbiln. Mffom.. nur 60. $40 u. 6t6d.
Rhila. grpreb, ausp, Q. 1856 ". S.0o q.
9biIa. grpreB. 4. .Sd9l. 900 VI. COS q.
9iaet'shreour: slnropeit.Gde Charles. uth
SnrotoeasStrnBs Go. W. 6. VI. A.9rbdrbel.
Hr. $50. GiiosRron6ipah, mt. s~opaI'gtdttop
ooer gembeusStattoH.
2. Y. Marttn, Gsar. g,aH. Traffic.
g. w. Sefiet. eer.ssBdH.s daeuf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-07-07
Plenty of Falaces.

The car of Russia aid the emnnrrr
OF Germany might. II they please. 81 :
pute with each ether as to which or
the two owns the er atcr number o.
palaces. Each raiaht sleep in differ
ent house every night for 4 month and
not exhaust the number Of his va 10 8
dwelling places. THE czar Is said u
own many country sea.s-which are
Kept up in every deal. furnished and
furnished. ard crowded with servants
Into which he has never set foot.
King Edward. OF Esglaad. while occu-
pying regularly but four. has a dozen
or mors homes which are ready for
him a: all times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-07-07

OF the time pulling him until his
tongue run out and his face turned
blue. But dad was game, and don't
you forget It.
Before noon we got on top of o
glazier. which Is the ice Of a frozen
river, that moves all the time, sliding
towards the sea. There was nothing
but hard winter. in summer. to the
experience, and We would have gone
back the same night. only dad slipped
down a crevice about 100 feet with the
rope on him, and the two guides
couldn't pull him up, and we had Ia
send lunch down to him ON the rope
and one of the guides had to go back
to the village for help TO get dad up
Well. sir. / think. dad was nearer dead
than he ever was before. but thev sent
down bottle of brandy. and when he
drank some Of It the snow began to
melt and he was warm enough to use
bad language.
Hc yelled to me that this was the
limit and wanted to know how long
they were going to keep him there. I
yelled to him that one Of the guides
had gone for help to pull him out. and
he said for them to order woke OF
oxen. I told him that probably ta
would have to remain there until
sprirg opened. md that I vas roins
bach TO America and leave him there
and he better prav. I don't Fnow
whether dad PRAYED down there in the
bowels Of tho moirsalns. but he didn't
pray when help cane and thev finally
hauled him up. His breath was zone,
but he gave those guides some Ian
ruare that would set them tn think
ing II thev could have understood
him. ard fnally we started dnwns.tha
mornfain. Thny l-cnt tho ronr on Cad
end ev"rv little while he would slip
and slide 100 fent or 50 down the
mountain On his pants. ard the snow
world 20 u? h'S .-.,scre legs claar tn
his collar. md the exercise nsed> Rim
so hot tina. the ste~ m came out of his
clothes and M Loo ed lilFe lneomo-
tive wracl ed In Snow bank blowing
of steam. =
a-T' heeer'e e-rt sns exrcctea We
world ho i-illnd hrt before miarirhs
we cot 80 tho station nd chonrnd our
clothes and mold or the guides and
took tain bNris. Def eais ~ mo. az
we rot on tac care. Now. rFennery. I
havn Zone thts o'~-'~~ -.-r4 ir-. m
show ron that = h-7-e mnr wh1t9ver
his are. IL ~rr", IN a--thtnr thpv, ran
propose in Euroro. ~. ~ ~'roar this
e-..les n. ard rrw v,@t 10 :n uh--n
.h'-E- cofrn ca-ior. 7 ~, rrp- going
To Tr-'o-- a-d 600 how ~ r.-r'ie rvor-
~ aicn~ s-r ~ru With. mo-" 'sYon
bet your life" says T.. Yc-~- '--''- Is
IrESNEPY S
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-07-07
TRYING JIU : ylTSU.
THE JAPANESE MODE OF Ta-S7-
LING rs TAKING HOLD.
Play Of Cunning Against Power
Which, Unless Heavily Hand
icapped, Is Won by the
Former.

The pretensiocs of j:u-jitsu receives
q rude shock the other day when a
/ West Point football champion walked
off with the operator of the Japanese
formula under his arm kicking and
clawing like a newly captured Gel Il
monkey. The incident. says the N wv
York Times, deprived the oriental
practice of a congressional appropr;a-
ton to provide for instruction In 1t
Of our budding mea-at-arms. 1t had
fair chance before. Wonderful
things were said about 1t. The presi-
dent had taken Lessons In 1t. Whethtr
these convinced him that 1t might be
made valuable instrument of ma
tional defense and was part of the
desirable education of a soldier Is not
known. but 1t Is likely that he YVES
/ favorably impressed with some OF its
potencies and would not have vetoed
the appropriation If the Showdown"
In the game of national war school
had been little more favorable to the
oriental contestant
Looked at from the outside 1t seems
like science intended to make the
little strength of little people a match
for the greater strength of bigger ones
ty the aid of superior subtlety and q
superior knowledge of the anatomical
and muscular structure of the human
body. While the western athlete
catching a good body grip might throw
his adversary over his head impre So
ing an outline of his proportions on
the sawdust of the competitive field,
the eastern one might twist his opro-
nents arm out OF its SOcke. CT put
him hors Gu combat by judicious rap
on his funnybone. the scat under coi-
iision of the most agonizing sensa-
lions. 1t is the<rlay OF cunning against
power, winning when it does VIA by q
knowledge of the weak spots of the hui
man constitution and how to break
through their defenses.
AS If to offset the discontinue of the
West Point professor OF the practice,
another at Philadelphia has come OFF
with colors at high mast. being prob
ably much more successful than he de-
sired or intended. His competitor, a so
a robust football player. " as disabled
by a broken rib received in the ell
counter. he yiclor put his 'nee
In The small Of the back of his al
sersary and bent him sharply back
ward. I he consequences of this pro-
ceeding did not all fall In at onca
1t was some little tilne before tn
showed themselves in th.;r destroy
Ing and deadly character. The victim
was 70 years Old. of usual physical
powers. who would have gone through
any customary athletic bout, even the
rushing collisions OF football as ne
had often done. with no consequences
OF injury. It was a wasteful use of
promising youth. university gradu-
ate just equipped for his life service,
with power and pluck beyond the avA..-
age of his fellows. to sacrifice him on
the altar of an uncanny eastern rite.
Perhaps on the whole we had better
try to worry along without the intro
duction here of jiu-jitsu. There is
more than fair working chance that
States" this one, anyhow, can be
saved without it,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-07-07

Chronicle evidently can play
ball away from home, or else this Is
an of year, with a v'ngence. Inc
Regulars went TO Leakesvi,le. Miss
last Friday, and were beat by a sore
cf q tot LeakesviIle was strength
+ned by the waynesboro battery and
both we're handicapped by wet 81
amond. Our boys speak in the high
est terms of the treatment they
we're accorded WI | there and say
the game was mic Il ore IN ev-
ery respect. On account of the rain
the start was delayed, and 1t was
ne ess.ry to either stay at vinegar
Bend over night or let the crowd go
home without game. Having been
treated sd royalty by L.eakesvillc the
hos did not want to spoil their day
to that extent, and agreed to play
Citronellc Call.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-07-07
SLUMP IN MEDAL MARKET.
It Is Stated That English Decorations
Are Now Being Sold at Cut
Rate Prices.

All markets are liable to fluctuation,
and that Tor war medals is just now
experiencing a violent swing back OF
vshirs viii eventually recover their
former values scarcely admits Of doubt,
says the Kansas City Journal. For one
thing. they grow older and historically
more important. For another. there Ia
always the possibility that drop In
prices may induce fresh lot Of collect
ors to enter The arena For the mo-
ment, however, the market Is some
what upset by the death of a great col
lectOr, who spent freely. Dealers with
an eye TO the main chance bought COZ
siderable quantities of medals, and for
good margin of profit. Now they find a
slac.,ened demand. and themselves the
holders CT goods on which they cannot
realize any thing like the prices at
which they acquired them. There is
moi hing tor It, apparently, but patience.
Unique examples are probably quito
worth their money to-day, bat they
must possess exceptional associations.
or this type are the bugle and four
medals of Trumpet Major Juy, who
sounded the charge at Balaklava They
were sold in 1898 fer G781. As much
as l.0S1 has been given for the pen
insalar gold cross, but that was prob
ably exceptional. and $3.50 is a late
figure When Nelson won the battle OF
the Nile. Alexander Davidson was SO
ANNOYED that no medal was presented
to Ensland's naval hero that he had
one struck on his own account, In gold,
silver. bronze and pewter The gold
specimen which he gave to Nelson was
sold three years ago at the King street
rooms and brought G180. For the Vic
at the same mart W 100 Guineas. This
was given to a member OF the Shannon
naval brigade. and is doubtless more
valuable on account of the exceptional
character of the act of gaf1antry which
is recorded. The trophy. 1t is interest
ing to record. was once pawned for five
'fhlIiincs. To-day Victorian cross Is
worth from Gao to ESQ.
South African war medals have been
dumped on the mark ct When they
were first issued they were worth f5
a anc. Ion. Now a medal with six bars
en- be got for ten shillings. C-imean
medals with four bars are to-day 80
per cent. cheaper than they were five
years ago. The highest price paid for
a private soldiers Peninsular medal
was for one with H. bars. This brought
ta guineas. and afterward ESCAPED in
the post. Old Ird.a medals are high
~ esteemed, and an officers worth in
trinsically sometime like half a crown.
has been known TO fetch A66. The fall
at the present time. as has been sug-
gested. Is among tho more mediocre
rlass Of decorations Collectors CT med
ais are numbered bv the hundreds. and.
therefore. there Is level of valnes be-
yo-d which descent IS practically i'm
possible. Pcrbars the Findest way of
putting the present position Is to say
that there has been a pause in the mp
ward movement. and a sarring which
was Inevitable. pending the entry of
some new Richmond into the field.