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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
NPeinpfar3.

opener. Na9 ~lGneerem 0eiben
lit Der MebiainaIratb Or. 6riebrih
&aria I'm 73. 3ebensiabre peridiebsn.
Der in alien &reifen beliebte unb bohs
gei4dbte @erftorbene mar i'm Ottober
1882 au Hodenbaufen aebpren.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-23

of the supply of the raw material is
so much nearer to them, they should
eventually get the bull, of the foreign
trade.
Before they can capture. the for-
eign trade, however, they will have
to make as thorough and comprehen-
sive study of the particular tastes
and requirements of prospective As
iatic, Latin American and African
customers. as their lf1stling Euro
pean competitors have done Tht
British have been able to more nearly
hold their own i'll these markets than
has America during the last ten
years, and Germany is forging ahead
Of both, if the reports of the Ameri-
can consuls around the world are 10
be credited The German manufac-
turer caters TO the pee liar tastes of
his customers. and il IS said that the
American manufacturer is frequently
very careless in just this thing. If
the "oDen door" in the East, for in
stance, is to be OF great benefit to
the American manufacturer, he must
hu:tle for the trade aga nst his in
ternational rivals even DIS the domes-
tic drummer hustles Atlanta Jour
nal
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-23
Y. M. v. R. R. TIMETABLE
North Bound

Train No. IL leaves 1870 a. m, North
ern Express
Train No ia leaves Io:45 a. M, Riy-
.er Side Local Mail.
Train No. I36 leaves $40 a. M, for
Vicksburg via Leland.
Train No. 1873 leaves a:3o p. m, for
Cleveland via Rosedale.
Train No. I42 leaves $40 a. m, for
Leland
Train No. IA leaves AIS p. m, for
Rolling Fork via Leland.
South Bound
Train No. Il leaves o'4s r m. South
4-n Mail
Train Nc. - caves s:4s ,. m RIVE
side Local Mail.
T-a:r Nc. 3: arrives 7:oc pm. from
V:cKsturg VIA Le.and.
Tran No. IS5 arrives s:55 a. m. from
Cleveland via Rosedaie. q
Train No. I4I arrives $50 f-omi Roll
:-g Fork via Leland
air 10. I43 arrives 1910 p. m,
--cm Leland.
Train No. I42 connects at Leland
IN Train No. IA. Trains Nos Is and
a have best equipment, vestibule
coaches and Pullman Parlor cars be-
tween Vicksburg and Memphis. Close
connections made at New Orleans
and Memphis with diverging roads.
G. B. RUCKS, T. A.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-23
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
Of the Twin Lakes Lumber Company

4. Young, L.C.zarnba, I. w .Wrixen
and I. Shoudy are hereby created a
body corporate by the name of THE
TWIN LAKES LUMBER COM
PANY.and by that name may see and
be sued, contract End be co tracted
with, plea and eb implicated in all
courts of law and equality; may have
a common seal. and al,er the same az
pleasure.
The domicile Of said rporation
shall be at Hollandale n Washington
county, State OF Mississippi;
Sad corporation shall east for a
Rod Of fifty years II capital stock
of said corporation hall be SI5 ooo 90
divided into shars of fifty dollars
each and as soon as 100000 is sub
scribed and paid up to the capital
stock, said corporation can tegin bust
ness.
Said corporation is crSated fo- tie
purpose of saving. planning and manu-
featuring all boards of lumber and
timber products, buyi AM selling
timber, timber lands, lumber ard
timber products, all kinds of nerchan-
disc. coal, building mat rial and pan
tation products. and in connect n
Herewith may own and ase proper
ty. real and personal, nece sary and
proper for such purposes. in acccr-
dance with law. May borrow mon y
and issue bonds according to low.
Said corporation may adopt all ne
cessary bylaws not contrary 70 law.
The first meeting of4he persons in.
terested in said corporation shall =
held at such time ard place they
: shall mutually agree upon.
Said corporation shall have all the
rights and privileges ard BENEFITS con
sistent with the purposes for which It
j Is created, conferred by corporal ous.
BY Chapter Is of the Annotated Cod,
Of Mississippi of 1892. arg rs, IT
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-23
COTTON MANUFACTURES


The Manufacturers Record in its
current issue calls attention to the
fact that while ten ears ago South
ern cotton mills manufactured 38.I
per cent. of the cotton taken by the
American mills, the Southern mills
today take $50 per cent, or nearly
one-half of the American cotton
taken by American mills. These fig
ures, observes the Record, show that
the Southern mills, as compared with
those of the North, are expanding:
but the general cotton situation. with
regard to hanufactur. and exporta-
ton OF cotton goods, is not what it
should be-
This country" says the Record
produces about Is per cent. of the
worlds raw cotton. Ten years ago
the American mills took 2,5o4,o72
bales, or $40 per cent. OF the total
American crop. During last year they
took 4,45o,65o bales, or only $40 per
cent. of the total crop"
In other words, American mills
manufacture per cent. less of the
total crop today than they did ten
years ago. Generally speaking,
continues the industrial authority, 1T
would seem more profitable for the
American mills to be manufacturing
Is per cent of the American crop for
1.-The markets Of the world, including
those Of the United States, than for
p 'se country TO be8exp a,ting its mil
lions of bales of raw cotton to be
worked up elsewhere. Exports OF
Nv cotton. to be sure. swell the total
value of the value of exports Of Anne
,>au products The value OF raw cot.
ton exported during the last 6sca
var was $s7o,965,oI4 or more thar
: per cent. of the value of all do
nestle exports The value of the ex
ports of manufactured cotton wa.
4o,666.oSo But at the same tim,
lstlS IOuiliy ihipoI tCu manufactures
cotton to the value OF $48oIo,o36.
From the fact that more than for
ty-eight millions of dollars worth .
manufactured cotton was brough
into this country, and very little
more manufactured cotton exported
the Record opines that American
mills are not fally up to require
lnents.
All of which goes TO show that tht
textile industry is yet only in its in
fancy in this country. With Amer
RNssl9ssss
| ished cotton goods as She exports
ar at the same time producing three
| L tbs OF the worlds crop OF raw
ma erial, some idea of the vast iel'
III which American spinners hav,
as yet but just entered may be OBJ
tai. ed America Should not aaly
able TO make ali the manufacture,
goods that can be used at home. bu
in lew Of the FACT that the sourc
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
skagvay Laundry

For first-class work try Skagway
Laun Try. Twenty-Five wears expert
ence. Telephone 50. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
BAD YEAR
Little Doing in Lynn Canal
Placers

The present year has not been good
ole for those operating the placer
mines on the creeks in the vicinity OF
Chilkat inlet on Lynn canal. The
floods Of June destroyed all the work
that had been done last year on Por-
cupine and Nugget creeks.
Porcupine creek was being worked
by the Porcupine Trading Company.
The floods caused it damage to the ex'
tent Of $4,000, covering up gold that
was in the dumps and boxes TO the
amount Of $50, 900 or $4,000. The CON-
pany will have to begin preparing for
the resumption Of operations as II
nothing had been done.
The damage to Nugget creek opera
tors was similar to that TO those on
Porcupine, though not so extensive
This creek is eng operated by CON-
pany Of which Judge Seth Millington
is one of the principal members. 1t
heads in the same vicinity as Porcu-
pine, but flows in an opposite direction,
emptying into Salmon river instead OF
Klahinl. All the fumes, dams, etc /.
that had been placed in this creek last
year we're carried on this spring. The
company bought a sawmill and cut lum.
Der for better and safer system of
fumes and will oper ate its property
next year.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
At the Ma.sO.

Mt. Vernon rye ADD Old Belmon
whiskeys, double stamped goods, at
wholesale prices al the Mascot saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
MAKE ROADS NAY COMING
Canadian Liner Sailed Yes
terday Morning

A cablegram received by H. B. Dunn,
agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company, this morning, says the Prin-
cess May sailed for Skagway from Van
couyer yesterday morning at O'Clock
with more than 500 tons Of freight,
She will be due at this port early Fri
day morning.
The Princess May will have three
days mail on board.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Nice and Cool

II you get too hot, drop in 10 the Sc
attic and get cooled of. 6lu
New mattings at HarrisonS. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
cLEANLY WOMAN.

ErroueousIy Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures Dandrun.
Clearly woman has an erroneous Idea
that by securing the scalp. which re-
moves the dandrufr scales. she Is curing
the dandrur She may wash her scalp
every day. and yet have dandrur her
life long. accompanied by falling hair,
too. The only way in the world to cure
dandruI Is to Kill the dandrun germ,
and there Is no hair preparation that will
do that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi-
eide BY killing the dandrun germ.
leaves the hair free to grow as healthy
Nature intended. Destroy the cause
YOU remove the effect. XIII the dan
druI germ with Herpicide. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 1Oc, in stamps
for sample TO The Herpicide Co., De-
troit, Mich.
VIM. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Collie and DIarrhosA- Remedy That
1. Prompt and Pleasant

The prompt results produced by
Cnamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy together with It's
pleasant taste have won for Il a place
IN many households. Mr. W. I. Tay-
Tor. a merchant Of Winslow, Ala,
writes: 81 have used Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
myself and also with men on my place,
for diarrhoea and collie and Il always
gives relief promptly ard pleasantly. y
For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Everett Wins PsnAns

Everett has won the championship
for the year in the Northwest Baseball
League, defeating both Bellingham and
Vancouver by q narrow margin.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Yukon Government Gives
Aid to Windy Arm
iSneoial Corresnondenee.l

Conrad City, Sept. l9--Sam MCGEE,
foreman of the government road gang,
has about 20 men employed on the road
work in this vicinity. He will have
good roads and trails completed in about
two weeks to all the claims now being
developed by the Conrad companies
and other miners and operators.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20

The Pack Train saloon always leads
Il carries ouly the best brands OF whis'
kies, wines, beers aud all the other
goods to be. had at a frst-class gentle
mems resort.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
sKAGwAY WEATHER

The result Of the observation taken
at Moore wharf at midnight, Sept. 10,
1906, is as follows:
Temperature time Of observation. AS
Max. temp. preceding "a hours =. 81
Min .....'4o
Mean ......5O
Barometer, 29.06.
South wind, raining.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Candy In on Jefferson

A large consignment Of we'll assorted
fresh candies was received on the JET
ferson. The best in the market, +.
Fl. Muir, opposite postofice.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Psoh Train always Leads

Ice cream at Muir's.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Positions Wanted

Man and wife desire positions as
cooks in mining or other camp. Both
are good cooks and can do other work.
Address &c" this Office, II
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
at wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloonsells liquors e,
eitherbulk or case goods AT wholesale
prices All the old brands always on
hand. 'l-u'
The daily Alaskan., 1905-09-20
Bank Restaurant

The best Of everything at the Bank
Restaurant, Good, clean, uP-to-date
service. Try US. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
9aus' un0caa0wirt6ldallit
Grb{en fir 6 q m mer.

Dor einisen Subren ideten mebrCre
Jormer in Der Ndbe bon Wtonte @iItc,
Gplo., periudsipeiie Grbien aus ouf
3ono, bus i'm olgemeiuen ais nitt
iebr pertbpoa on9eIeben mar. uno be
Dor bic Grbien pp1tommeu ref MIR
ben, lieben iie BARN 2Gmmer loeiocu
uno 5rpar nit aus9e5eitnetem GrIrlg.
SIM p%ergangenen Sabre ipuroen iton
iber 100000 2Gmmer auf oiele Nrt
9emGitet. Der 9urdf6nitt3sclUim
ION $3.50 per 2umm geUcIcn iein.
Die Nadfra9e mad ioIdcn GGmmer
ipar in oieiem Sabre Defenders fart,
uno piele WtGlter ipuen Die 2Gmmer
idon, ebe fie maitreif lporeu, i'm Som
trait pertauft bdben.
Die Qdinnrr lperben i'm 5riihiobr
setauft uno tpmmen ltund)e onn Ore
son. iiber 1000 Meilen entfetnt. Gle
iperoen fir 80 Saae auf bic Grbien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
0ie fette, ME Sans.

Die Iebr bite, geiitig minoer beaabte
brau Sommer3ienratb $, aus Berlin
tpiro bon ibrem gequGlten9tr3t auf pier
Boben na9 Garls6ab abgei9oben.
Sic er6Glt einen Brief oc5 Sausaras
ties an etnen oorttgeu Soaegen CUR
Gm%pfeblung nit auf Die Reiie. DIS
iie nab Sarls6ao tummt, erfGbrt tie
Su ibrem S6reden, oab Der Wr3t, benz
tie tparm ans SerS gelegt 1T, DOT 5ipet
3agen gcitorbeu 1T. Nun 1T gutter
Ratb tbeuer. Sic pdblt einen dnperen
4r3t. petb aber nidt, Ob iie pteiem
Den Gmpfeblunesbrief nit Der 4breiie
bCs VeritOrbenen ab9eben fam. 9d
rdtb ibr cine Dame, ben Brief gu Oifz
men uno i'm obne GouOert unb 4preNe
ab3ugeben. Die 5rau 8ommer5iens
ratb Dffnet aliO ben Brief, iberfliest
ibn uno itebt CUR Sal5idute eritarrt.
Der Brief lautet: 8erebrter 8olese!
Sier ienOe i'd Sbneu cine fette, bums
me Sans, rupfen Sic bieielbe mad
ardften. Grgebenit II. |. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
{ n.

@s 1T Elm Segen i'm Gntiagcn!
Sb 9u's niht fiblit i'm iriiden
Shmer3,
Wsnn tpilo nod %aufbdumt ii6 Detn
0er5,
SIS ptrb in Oeiner Na6t bod td9en.-
IS 1T Elm Sssen i'm Gntiagen.
Sieb, Meni6enlos 1T bas geIfeiosn!
Ob bod 3u Wolten Did 0etn 6lug
Sn tlbnem 4ufIhplins erofern trus,
2eidt foIgt 8etlasen benz geneiosn =
Sieb, Meni1enies TT ods Selhetoen.
DAP 0u elm Menid biit, lsrn's begrei'
fen!
Gs Did su lebren. raub uno bart.
Niht bleib's benz SdidIal duf9elpurt;
GntIasen bsibt benz 2ebsn reifen
DAB 0u Elm Menid bit, lsrn's be9rsis
fen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Weun 3iuoer fra9en.

NuT elmer 5a6rt iiber ben goOenIee
h0rte i'd einen fiinfjdbrigen aHaben,
Der nit ieiner Mutter in meiner gtG6e
iaB, matchmaker foisenbe 5ragen an
oieie ri6ten :: rWie piels Meniden
tDnnen in eiuem Waifer 10 tief pie oie5
bier ertrinten ?" n5but es 'pe9,
penn man e~rtrintt 2" .S0nnte Die
GiIenbabn, lpenn iie auf benz Waier
Tabren miiBe, ebenio iAneQ fdbren ME
unIer G6iff 2" ST Der grobe
Wann nit ben ~aoloenen anopfen ba
pben" - cr meinte ben 9dpttdn -
Der 9dpa BON allen ben Wldnnern, bic
hun miiIIen, mas er iagt 2"- Nober
tommt BERN Der Geifenidaum 4intar
Dem S6iffe 2" - nGrtdltsn iif BERN
Die Slide nidt. penn iie od unten i'm
mer in Der NdNe itno?" - oWenn cine
1ti6mamu i'm WaiIer tetne Wiirmet
fir hire &tnoer iinbet, gebt tie oann
ans 2dnb unb grdbt linen peIhe aus
Der Grbe 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
InfreiwiGiger Smmor.

Sn Der Q. 9eila1e Ro. 107 bet
.@u9. 3tg." finoet Ii6 folgenoes,Sn
Ierat: nGiel, %Itarter, flottge6enoer, ca.
7 Sabre alt, nit @ei6irr uno Wa9en
nit S6Itttentuen n, 1T I'M San
sen ober Qethetlt 81 pertuufen. y.
&iibn, 2I6opou. = Sin Giel nit
SAlittentuien, Der aud get9eilt gu per
tuufen 1T, biirfte iih in bielem gu
itanbe ipobI I6tper gu Salomipur't
perarbeiten %ldiIen, pegen Der S4lEts
te%ntuiennGgel!
9a8 .@li. Saqe6latt" brtnst in feis
ner 9eila9e .Gli. Gr5dbler" in Der ae'
bensbeihreibung bes b%erii9mten VIA
lers 9efreeesr folgenoes: Silobauer
prof, Stol3 gu Snsbrud %ertannte boIo
9efre9sers grobeS Salent fur Wfdlerei
uno bradte ibn nad Wiind9en, mo er
eintoe sabre Bic @fabsmie beIudte.
1164 gina 9. nad pdris uno
tebrte 1864 nab Miindlen ahrlid,"
- Mertt @udJs, SIR Mhtialtcbollter,
Elm mebrjGbriser Mufentbalt IN Der
Sieritaot Miinfen eeniist, nm elilcn
MIenIden bernah m%inoeitens 7ooSaRre
leben gu lafenl
0us Gtunbesdmt 9irfeniperoer be-
riftet BON Monot 4pril: v8sburten:
9(Ibert Gromann gu girtenipereer, )
V. alt. Hi6arb 2infe 81 9ohen'
N~euenoorf, / 3. 8 SO. alt. Iltiiber
Surl 9eraemann gu grieIe. "a alt.
8ittipe @liiabetb aubn 81 So9ells
Reuenborf, II S. alt. 5rall ptlB ou
Spben Neuenborf, 80 Saalt. giae
si9sntbiimli6e 8esenb idlsint oles g!rs
tenperbsr a. b. Norbbabn au leln,
lpenn bic 2euts oaieIbft idon ais gu
Iiber uno Witiipen, iogar I'M aaer
bon II Sabren, qebpren perpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

SIM .grc5lduer Granddaughter"
bonn 80. Npril tpiro inierirt: D4n bic
tiger 4aitalt 1T bic Steae etnes anus
ben = Gr3iebers bllo gu beieBen. Der
ieIbe mub qelernter S6mieo ietn uno
griinolife Aenntni1e i'm 9ufbeihlage
beIiben; audi muB er geiuno uno
trdftio fem uno beim W}tlitdr geotetlt
BADEN. Der 0oritano Der propin3ials
G~r5ie6un9s 2~tnitaIt gu WohIol."
ga ia. bic 33Qlinqe perOen ebsn 6ufs
ellen untcr ben StiefeIabIdben tragsn.
Die Gr3ieburg ipirb 10 beIm "Ses
Iflaqen" nit erleotgt!
Die GlteIte Trdu in europa 1T mad
Der .Q~uQsburger Nbenb3eitung" Die
i'm Sabre 1887 qeborene, uIio 118idts
rtac tSoiefa GDer, bic in SpibenoDrf in
Rieberbanern lebt." - Damn bat ou5
Sabr oeraoe "a 5oge, l StuHOe, 2
Wtnuten, 3 Setunoen. Ha6 bieitr
neuartiqen MISUNDERSTANDING lam
bic 5rau nod gut 70 alt tperOen tpte
Wfet6uIaIem!
Sine ero0Bli6e 9ei6idte mtro aus
2eip3ig gemeIDet. Sn Mtigeln nabm
lebtbin &0njg 6ricbri6 Nugult Die
Parabe Der S6uBentompGgnte ab.
Yl0blih blieb er Dor einem Der
Shiihen nit Der SFraae Iteben: Sol
bat gepeien}" Septic: yytein, Wtdits
fiat" Der a6nig (ouf bic Waffe oe5
S6iben 3cigeno): nN6, sic ihieBen
nod ntht nit rau6loiem pulper2!"
NQgemeine5 Staunen, bas lid in boz
meril6es 9elGdter aufI0ite, 'dls man
benz Sltntenluuf oe8 6rdDcn Wtii9elner
S6iiben - Ringel blaren 3iadrrenz
ruu6es entiteigcn fab. Der D@emieos
lt6e" mar ndmli4 nit Der 3igarre i'm
Utunbe angetreten unb bate, ais ibm
beim S%erannaben oes &0nigS Die Stz
t%uatton aufgtng, Die 3tsarre, bic er
niAt w~eglperfen polite, Gber aud mir
genos anoers unter5ubringen puBte,
in ben 5%lintenlauf geitett. Der
&0nta bate nad6er piel iiber Die eigsnz
artige 3igarrenipibe 9elaAt.
Nu8 Dem 9amburger Wpntdgsblatt
go. a: @om Gtie our6f6nitteu nor
ben lit Der 8pblcnlei9ter Dolphin.
0aS 5abr3eug md6te oabur6 iopiel
Ba6er, oab Der Yumpenoampfer n&ua
roline" gum Pumpen ansenOmmcn
perben mubtc. Ha6 beI6affter Did,
tung oes 2eibes tenute ,Soroline" 9ez
gen Wtitterna6t abriideu. - Nber So
roline, Die 9ittung be5 2eibss ieitens
oeS oDoHermudenoeu" Dolphin miro
bod teine 5Olgcn bo6en9
Sin tICiner S6tuutopf.
Sn @~rmaBbofen (Wtittetfrdnten)
Fate Der 2ebrer angesrbnet, Dab bic
flcinen S6iiler am Montug friib in
Der S6ulc friihe 5ai6entii6cr porz
2eigen miihen; er bate feline leiht be-
qreifliden 0riinec oa3u. 0a bringt
run Elm S,uuqe elm ultcs uno elm fri=
Ihcs Sadtii6crl gum 8ori6ein, Nuf
Die 5raqc bes Scrrn 2ebrers, Da5 e3
oenn nit Dem alien 3oIAentuGe iiir
cine 8elpdnOtnib babe, antlp0rtete Der
tlcine &nirps, Dem Der lnterl6iep Don
Sic" uno n0u" bisbcr nt9t bei3us
bringen mar, Ihlaqfertig; DOS peiBc
Is Dir, I'M oa nci l9ncu5 i mi. pas
Itc0it?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
6p Bel.

9eiratbspermittler: 0us 5rGulein
MeDer %iolteu Sic nebmen, tie bat 0sto,
lit 9ebilbct uno iebr muiitaliih. Sic
bat nur einen tleinen 5ebler in Der Qu.
genIteaung!
Sunbe; Wds, tleinen Sebler2 Die
iAielt 10, baB, ipenn ie peint, lb Idr.
fen ibr Die SbrGnen auf benz Riidsu
berunter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Gin Q a6

Sci elmer WugiItrutsiibune in elmer
erDberen Staot purbe BEL Serauseabe
zines neuen 4erekbuhes beihlofNen.
binter benz Numen Der Werbeiratbeten,
am beren IelbititGnbieen Sausitunb gu
6eaeihnen, Elm * gu Ieben. - Yiameier;
SD idlage Dor. itatt zines Sternhens
Elm / au ieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
6 d.

.8G6renp Der geitrisen 8erihtSoers
banolung paren a~uffaaenb Oiel 0amen
inn Saal."
.9ein Wunoer, es trot nGmt,6 cine
ItdotbetanHte Dame ais 3eugin auf,
uno oeren Sreunoinnen MOLTEN Nun
ale ibr tpabres 9(lter erfabren,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
g b..

Putient: SD bate germ, neil i6
serdoe bier in Der @egeno bin, benz
9ottor meinen SebltOpf ee3eigt; ba
II aber nidt gu Sauie 1T ,.,..."
0iener: .Sisr Iaiien t0nnen sic i'm
pobl nidt2"
ShWiertge qufgabe.
rSie Iolten peni9cr peNimiitiid
Icin uno bas 2eben Iei6ter nebmen."
~Sas sebt ia ni4t! sd bin -
S%udtrdger."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Grattif6e GIteru.

.Warum baben Sic ben Suneen 9e.
rooe 2oren5 taufen laIen; pobl aus
pietGt 9egen ben peritorbenen 8rebz
pdter?"
ong(us pietGt gerabe ni1t, ober BON
benz buben mir jeBt nod 100 8iiten.
tarten oalie9en; bic lam er oenn pes
ni9itens ipdter aufbrauden.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
R n.

Mlte Sun9fer nSn MIDI tpursn bic
lungcn SSerren INNER glei6 peri6ohen,
mon6e boben iid) ipeasn meiner 9ez
fAoIen. -. aber IdlieBli9 babsn mid
ale ibieben laiIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Wariu Quarts 8ortrdt
pom Raffael.


Sin engliIfer Sfit3icr bate pdbs
reno elmer Reiie in Stalien, bic er gu
Qlnfang oeS pori9en S%abrbunoertS n
ternabm, bic Sopie zines Raffaeliden
@emGloes getauft, neil bas Bib
gtebnli6teit auftpies nit ben @eiihtss
Sitgen Der &0nt9tn Mariu Stuart. @ls
Der Sffi3ier, mad Gnglanb ouriidses
tcbrt, bdlo oarduf 9efe6l erbielt, our
Nrmee Weuingtons ab5ugeben, beihloB
sr, feline ldmmtliden Sabieli9teiten gu
pertaufen, odrunter aud bic &opie.
Sci Der uebergabe Der Suden an ben
Mutticnatcr ertpabnte er bdb ed8 Bib
bic 8opie zines Raffoeliden 9emGlbes
Iei unb beutete aud ougleid bic @ebns
lidtcit an, bic i'm bsitimmt babe, bas
Bib gu taufen.
Wte erItaunte er dber uno ld6te,
ais er einies 5aee barauf i'm &atdlog
binter Der drummer ieines Bibles bic
folgenbe 9emertun9 las: "portrot
Wtariu Stuarts bon &affdel. 0as
einsiee eriitierenbe gilonib oieier idOs
men, unoliidlihen Serri6erin BON benz
grpben Wteiiter."
8as msrtpiirbigite NOR, oaB tein
WenY6 uuf Der Iuttion Bel Der bod
&unIttenner BON Huf 5usegen iparen,
etpas Nb1onoerliaes bel bieler Mntinz
biauno fanb, mas CUR 5plge bate, baB
fir oieIe 8ppie obne jeoen 3unftpertb
nett b0ber ais aepDhnli6 geboten purs
be SIS ging enbli6 fir ben preis BON
elfbuuoert Shilling in ben 9eiib zines
iunqen ~9uhbdnolers iiber.
Oils am anoeren Gage Der Siiiaier
3ur Mbretnun9 i'm SauIe bes 4uttio.
majors lpeilte, fam Der iungc Mann,
Der oas Bib getauft bate, nm es abs
3ubolen. Der Sffiaier, ben Sfer5 nit
Der Sppie peitertreibeno, meinte, nats
benz Der Nuttionator bic Serren NIT
einanoer betannt 9emoft bate: Sic
iino pirtlid) Elm 8lidspilS, iunser
Mann, bab es Sbnen eeIane, bus Bib
81 erItehen. puifen Sic ouf, Sic pers
ben oumit Sbr Slid maiden! SD piirs
be eS an Sbrer Ste1s 5unddit uls
Sebenslpurol9telt austteuen."
Der &aufer fabte bic Iderabaft ees
iprohenen Worte ais Grnit auf; er
9ing bin, mietbete Elm geeigneteS 2otal
unb tiinoi9te iiberun Dffentlid an: .Sn
Nummer Is Ct. Samesftrabe itebt, nur
fir tur3e 3ett, aus9eitelt: ods ein5ige
YortrGt Der uneliidliden &oni9in bon
Sdottldno, Waria Stuart. bon bes
grOBen Raffaels Meiiterbanb aemdlt!"
Die Intiinoieung bate einen beis
IpielloIen Grfole. Sn bellen S9aaren
itr0mte bus Yublitum berbei. unb cbe
nod bic &unitfenner unb arititer nit
ibrer 9ebauptung, bab es 6h bier UNI
cine MpIiiitation banole, burdbrans
zen, 6otts Der eliidli6e 8eiiber mehr
ais sebntauIenb Shilling on @intrittsz
ocloern einaenommen unb BEETLE iih.
nun oas Bib pieber gum Iuttionator
All brin9en, INN es 81 o%ertaufel.
@ana 4pnbon lahte iiber bic Geihtz
oldubiafeit oes Yublitums, uno bieie
Seiterteit uur in Der Sbat berebtist,
benn als Rdffael i'm Sabre 1920 iturb,
mar Maria Stuart nod gar ni4t sss
sprerl. .trr
@uaen-Speieue
,s,ireer @ed: r9emerfen Sic, mic
- 1b = Dame bort mid fonltunt II.
rirt2" s,pesis
@oIt: .@obridetnIid Sentt lie:
Grin III seinno fiir's Iuse!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
3u # | M m u n q.

Ilte Sun9fer: nMeinIt Su nidt
aud, baB es pielleift reft gut 1T. oab
id ALIEN 9eblieben bin?"-
5reunbin: nSas 1T iogar fir
5ipei gut!!"