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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

peruriodtc belltc friib Elm GROCER 80.
nifng Gipq 6%ctcrSbrunit cntitouo mno
itF IleilNcap 8eOrdngc ciItcn Die Ar-
better 0en 9llSQ0ngen SIT. Sine Ecr4
ion museG gaetoOtct; nclm &eute trt4
gcpfiAwprG sbicle on0crc lcihterc@er
IeBurtgen 0apon.
Nlbcrtine 3e6mc, @ottin oe9 9ero.
Tiers firS 5reumoc9 ser @rGiinO}on
tionoio, gci6ieoencn @ottiu oeS So
nig9 pom Sohicn, cr0iinet i'm SUM
elm @oitipiel nit cigcnem Gnicmblc
i'm Heiioen5 S6cotcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
Baltimore 9nnpf-Yafet'Gu.
LNIfr nnn hnnrrIdfinr Nni.2inie.l

Ole Der. Sinatei1 YoIt bei6rbernb.
9ampfcr fabren tdgli6. SoHutaaS nisaenorl'
men, bon ben sBntsqinef "Tters. Or. los.
GiubtsSruBe, $50 efbenhs. oireft Tta6 Slo
Roiut Comfort. Nnriolf, Rurtsrnont6 mo allen
Runften ocS giioetiS. Gerbiubuua in Olb
8imhIoHo. &erbinounq in Gortsmuntb nit oeni
sGenbpnro 9tir Cine" ioIihel qua bon 4ortss
n1cillb ua6 Ntlnnto. IN 9iOrfolf &erbinouna
g @aro linz S HGrioIf Sn TS'' iiiSiiB, Scrfoit " mo
meftltn lno .Cto Dominion Cine" ru6 Sem
1erIt. MGibingtolL NC, mn Ridmpub. va.
Miabl5eitcn uadl cltropdifdem R'due. Giirlla
riUfe StaihteHSimmer, eleIirifbe NeleEttung.
9dupf6eijuna, Noien frci. 8eferpirte dalitten.
simmer in bet Billet (iire0ur Der Ban Gine:"
iii. 32t, 9Seit Baltimore StraBe. 9ir. SOC unh
50s, Qigbt Strnbe, z. 81. g. Office, Siioofts@de
baltimore mo Colbert Strdbe. Continental
Irnit Rutlotna uno NlbnuAb's, Gbarless NIB
qerineionrStrnbe
Su6u u. SberiuDUo, ". Nrulbn,
8iccsB rdi. II. GcM sQianagcr. SeIl Pnit rIaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
RsssIunb axs yennisIsamia.sa5n.

8flge ~berIafen ge eft.sbsnues Citation:
men Eonnings.
$50 HUrm. mao Delta, NIT eomffaes.
$50 NOD 9eIair, t6gii1, ansgenoutnnen
s.2S y,adni Hsa port. tasIt4. ausssnOus.
men Gonntdgs.
400 saaduh. mad Della, niir eonntaes.
4.20 mad Delta, tdaIi6. dusaenommeH am
6oHnfdg.
600 ssaam. mao peIair. iaaIiA ausssnosc
men EonnfngS.
1000 ybtHbA. mad eeTalr. uur eenntass.
11.t6 uetnb4. na6 Bsfatr. Hitfpo6 nEb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
@eswei(u
bon empfebleHsmert5eM SinaHS',
Gnsrus. un0 GnSetail-W eidGfteR.
Ginau3teIIeS 8.
9anfen.

OutIIeIt,
SirIt NationaI gant, t6, 8eIt.S ara.
toea . StroBe; s. 9. Serguion,
Br6iiOent; s. 9. 8iIcoT, Rnifirer.
Sormers' ano MerbantS' NattouaI
@anf, 901, Ror6,S CHARLES. StraBe;
Gbas. &. Crane, BrdIiOent; Garter
q. Ssburn, Raiitrer.
0euti6e 8ont, 2erington- urs Soui-
oaD.StraBc; 81. s. ShuIs, Braii'
bent; QlieuIt @eber, Raiiirer.
Commercial nn6 Sormers' WationaI
9anf, Sopor6- unb @erman.Str.
8eitern Rational 9atlf, ID, Ror6.
guton-S troBe; Soibua q. SarOep,
8r6iioent; SO. Marriott. 9aiiirer.
9roperS' nno Refanics' 0ationaI
8ant, gutaiu- uuo Sapette.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
G1eiapcaFe 0ampier.G ompaanie.

oUtIupIUtt 1UWpfttA0bHNpUuHtt,
9beinpentes2iHie.
9legnrte V1iidaIer Snmpter sNiiauia" uno
sMtlnuia" nad
Clo Yolnt Comfort mmb Gotfuli, Ga.
Bdfnpter ~peridten Baltimore idgli6 (lusIei
HoHlHleit Sonnt1as) nm $50 MbCnoS uno font
men In Oh Voint Comfort mn 0 llbr WorgeliS
liio in giprf0lf UNI 7t5 WtorgefiS al, am
thltebenh at Die @ifenbabud.ipe nuh aleu-
Vunftei hes Siinens nHo GiioUeIienS.
U1rts9iiDersqtni
9legnnie Bdif1eier 3anipter s6barIJtis" tno
Baltimore"
mad MeftsPDint NIB Jidmonb, Va.
9dmpier ~betldifen Baltimore tuqli6 taiiSlc,
itoulntei Sonit1gs) INN B llbr ga6mtttan5 uro
fentmteH 81 g4efERoiHt nm 100 NPorgens nno
3u Hibmuno nm g.2b W1orlens an.
Die an Nionidgen. Wliitip0def lno 6reiiageH
bon baltimore abiabre1oeH Sampler. lulo ole
bon AieitsEoint an SienitdgeL 6onnerltlaen
uiiD S1nlii0gen abtnbreH, leger tn Slguceiters
Wolff lino Nllnlono's an ttto bte an 9teltfilt
aeH. 9orneritalen lino SamitageH bon 9taliii
more mo an Ulontdgef, WiititoOben ulo Sreis
iaaen bon gSeft l0tni dbfnhrenOen SuKpter
leget tl yorktown mo 9iabsBanf an (Oet giili
tiiaenl Metier).
3ampfer perialIen Baltimore opm Bier Dir. Is
nuo 10, 2igbtftraR.nsge erfte.
ButdsVtlcte nab alien Klintiel tOntet &c.
ltGert @epdd dfifgeaebeu lHo tdiiitenii INNER
i'm B0rlls %referbirt iueroeH Tn ben bieiiQen
8iaetsNlre1iiI: Str. 3t7. Sprbs6 beries. stEaIe,
Rr. t27, Ejt.S Baltimore, Strubs, ODER Den Suupts
Dtireanr; vi. $50, sisbt'etrahs, Baltimore, wtb
8et s8ef1dftefibrer. Gen. sRdfdaierssQ.rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Go5u miro aus 0trlin qci6ricbeu;
oEbotioHc III, DoB Scr &crtreter@rnB
britonnien'Si IN Berlin nit oenl9tri6S.
fon5lcr fcin @ort ii6er ole Maroffos
6rdge gciprodep bat. gr bot lid
mic onoerc 9%iplomoten inn Nu$wdr-
tigen Mint no1 Dem Stono Scr Inqe.
Ic9cubeit c~rfinoiat, o6cr feline Or
fl0rlmg obGcge6en. St Eori5 iudt
man Den Ginorud 5lt eriucdcn, ooB
lid Die o(te un0 sic nclJc @9elt nm
@crrn Gelcoiic iAnore mo mie cia
Wionn fir ole GGcinbcrridoft Sronf-
reid)'S in Moroffo cintretc. 0oS iii
poIitii6er bluff"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Gas Nderbau 0cportes
ment bot cine Stotiitif iIbcr 0iC g9eis
5en.Yro0uftion Der Melt i'm lettcn
Sabre peroiientlidt. 9ieiel6e crgibt,
Dab I'M Sabre 1904 ouf Scr Groe iiber
6S MiQionen 9uibelS mcnigcr geerr.
tet muroen, ais in 1903. Ger gauge
@ei5cnertra9 Der Groe belief lid in
1904 otf 1862 Wtillioncn 9ulbeIS,
bon Oenen olti Noroomerifo nobe5rl
64t WiQionen, uii Siioun1erifo
14012 Wtiqionen, ouf europa 1925
Miqionen, oiigliicn 5t9R MiaioneL
ouf Nirifo 5012 Miaionen mo oui
guitrnl-gliien S41@ Wfiaionen @lli6elS
e%ntiallen. SIN Der Spite Der Nei5en-
ldnoer itebt HllBlono, OoS in ieinen
europGiid)cn unO oiiotii6en 3crrito.
rien nobe5li 707 Ytiuionen 9uibeIS
proou5irte. Tic &ereinigten Stooten
iteben nit 5521@ Miaionen @libels
oil 5lpeiter Stele, oos gritiid. Snoien
folgt nit 357 Millionen 9uibels.
Sronfreif ~Iieierte 1862 Miaionen
guibels, 9eltihlano nobe3u 40
Miaionen, llngorn 1877 Miqionen,
Stolien 150R Miaioneu utO Slrgens
tinien 1902 Wilionen 9uibels. BIB.
geieben BON Spanien oos ITO Wtil-
lionen 9ilibels @ei5en p%roou3irte,
bleiben ale iibrigen 2Gnocr unter Der
SunbertmiQionen @ren5e, Die mel
item iogor betr16tIidl lpie 3. 9. eng
lan0, ooS nit Srlano MIR 80 WfiIlio-
men 8ulbels p%ro0l5irte.
Ser Barrier .M attn" iett
ieinen Ieihtgldubigen 2eiern oles
Grnites folgenoes W1rden ais bare
Min3e Dor: Ser britiidc @otid)oi.
Ter in Berlin hct Dem Geidsfun3ler
foteaorii6 erflGrt, england biQiac
ourdous oie Soltltng mo Die 9oli-
tiff 5raufreif's in Moroffo. Gr ioIl
bin3ugefiigt baben, ieoe Sppoiition
ee5sn 6ranfreid in oieier Sode iei
eine Gppoiition aeaen gngIono. Cent
Grofcn @iiIoiu bnt oicfe GrfI1rlna ei
men ~beionoeren Ginornd geniuht.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
ROrOOenti9er 0lObO.
8reelmGki8e 9ampff6ifffaBrt
%SpiineH

3rgelmGki8e Sampfidifffnbrt
BiutiheH
Baltimore ituo Bremen
6ur1 Die nellen mo erprobten, nit
alien 9eqremli6feiten b~erIebenen
BoItoampfer erlter GIaiie:
.8betn," p9ronoenburg,"
.Redar," .Gbemnis,"
yMain," .8reslau."
Die @rpeSitioustage iin6 pie folgt:
- BON Baltimore:
.Raim" 4ittmod). oeu 8. Rai
Radpnittags 9 llbr.
.Sunuoner," Olithuod, 0eu II. N}at,
Ro6mittagS 2 ll6r.
,9reSlou," Mittpoh, Den "a. Wlui
gto6mittog9 3 ltbr.
sGbemniB Mithpod, ocu 81. Moi,
Ro6mittog8 3 llbr.
.9ronoenburg," W}ittpo6, Ocn T..
Sgni, No6uitto9S ? llbr.
nW}atL" W}ittmod, Den "A, Slnt
Ga6mittoaS . llbr.
8peite 9aiate-8 e-Brets:
Ron $4,000 M.
3piidenOeds 8aiiage-B reiie:
Ron esl.,u,.r. naa er.m.n. $500
BON grsmsn nam Baltimore $3.50.
9innbrtlteStnste BON SaIilmprs Ran SrtusH
nub 5uriid S1t.bO.
g8eaeu Sratt uro RnIiaae ips1oe man fh
an bic acknowledgement
u, Sdumader C So,
Scr. z. Siio.@ sap. Strabe,
uoer
GOmnrb &aine,
Office bts n9entihen GorrsfpOnStuteH."
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9ambnrgsNm
-Gadl-
9Oppelidraa6eu'
@ypref- nnS Yahaaicr.0 icnit.

. araen Sn Huuer fir 2uuboN uuS goris an.
Observation-Disclosures
81 9rooomap. @aAgorf.
Irtbnr ". HO6iOn,
1877 SIt.9oItimore.SN.
Sim alten 9fase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Bontiers un6 Rofler.
Sambleton 4 Go, t2, Sft-2erinston.
Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

@runSeieentbuEts- MafGer.
Yterre 6. Stt9on & Nepbeiu, 16,
2egingtou-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

@clOienOuuscu nadJ Scntidlano uno
Oeitreid
gu 81 Gents PRO Morf uno 20h
GentS pro arone. Yorto ertra.
Mediel ousgeitelt oli ole Sbeile
Der @elt. SbcO, s. 0iener & GO,,
ia 0.s2egingtonSStr. 3immer 0r.
3. (fS0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

WnfnppIis, Wtt. HohaI 6tdtion. T.b0 uHb
fs.45 BORN. 1850 lnb 1896 gsadm. gdmbefts
Station. 1900 uno 1900 Gorm, lt2.O5 Mlfs
nt.osri6, @t. siobalsSt1iio Sa.45. Ig.4s O..
gdmoeHsS i1tiou, H.35, 1900, 29.tb nno ii0.06
Born. 1895. 1860 unb .5.2e abenbs.
g9IHd1eHer, mt. HobatsGtutioH, lilo 2. nHh
1850 Radm.
SasrrsiswH, @I. s~tobnI.gtatiOn. ls.4g Borns.
1850 N1bnI gdnioeHsS tatiou, 600 Born.
1850 uHo 400 gludm.
ghttntt'G itp uno Wt, Mir1, Gdntben.S t1tioH,
H.35, 39.tb gorn, 1925 1880, 800 Ra9nl.,
1880 ino .ti.45 sbetoS.
Gnrtis gap, gau6ensStntion, 1928 Worns.
earan. Wt. NobdIsSfation, s2.43 RadEl
Characterization. 1900 Rddm.
..Jipaal Dlnf ptHIe" Hah NhlIahKfhhIn nnh
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Sriebhofe.
2ou6on garf Gemeterp, Office 81,
Beft-S aratosa-S traBe.
Die .TriesIpn.2inie.0

Ntirnfiibe MaiersJioute onrb ben GanaI n19
mn 8 llbr ylnhmittnaS. bon Der qigbts nno
8rat.'s trabe IN YettertoH $40. mo Gbelier.
Ia, anb1lteno. Anf 9ed CAD GftIaeelpDin)
$1.50, staiiite $500. grfuriton 10 1aee eils
ltg, $3.50. Riididbrt nit Der -. x 8. 6ifens
babn" $3.50. Geips gorf (per BabH bon Bbilas
oeipbid) $500. @Ifnriinn Qf 1dge) 5000.
Serner Surbfu6rt8ilete mad Wtlaniie 8 Glib,
gilete iino i'm giirenu nno bel Albdngb's 81
bdbeH. Bid iino ee1ffnet sum @eleaeit bon
eaten fir SuHntd9sf6nIen uno Bereiue etc. fir
s d6nnrrss SioI anl Sen uhenIagtsnesn aueoSgiem
mad HeiierioH nno Gbefupenfe-9itD Wlo., i'm
Stunt beginner. Wian fdteIbe ooer peube fb
an
Clarence e6rtper. aeent.
(i0t-) gr. 204, gigbtStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

3oiporo.S trnBe.
9mlbolo.SGn6Ier.
EBoS. Mattbetps & Con, @anton'
Mbenlte uno IIbemarIe- StraBe.
Geo. s. SIoan & Bro, 414, Sight
StroBe.
8Ief. ilno emoiuirte StabIpaaren.
Rattonal @naMeIins & stamping
Co., 100, $anoper.S trabe.
9mnpfmaidtnen, 9eIiel II. Punpen.
8aIace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
un0 2ombar6.S trase.
2anbiuirtidaftlide @eratbe unS Sd.
mereien.
@riffttb & Eurner Co., 900, Rorb.
BacaitrnBe.
Srnamentdle 9rabt,A rbeiten.
9ufur & 60, 3tt, &C.. $oparo-S Ctr.
S6nitt- un0 aur3tpaaren.
Grmfirong, Gator & Co., 1918,
Sopfins.B lace.
EreeelIas, $ertel & 60, 100, SOP.
fins-glaee.
Shiiren, SeniterrobHen II. 8HiIeaur.
Sranf 9. @otfins & Co., Bratt. unb
Rreiioent.S traBe.
Stnupftabafs : Sa6rifmten.
n. Starr & Co., 436. Woro.GaIpert.
StraBe.
8eitidriften Raaaain EFT.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8> BeIt
8erman.S traBe.
Sriebhofe.
2oi6on Bari Gemeterp, Office 81,
Beft.S arotosa-S traBe.
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Rniit %Snitrumente.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Seuer.g eriiderumos soenten.
Some SrienoIp Society, 1926, Gin.
ben . Ibenle.
SO. &. Sbadelfor6 & Co., 2, SSt.
SarotogaitraBe.
Senrp sc. 8arfieIo @oBaD, $40,
SIt.2egiugtonitrnbe.
8irdbeao & Con- 214, SIt.2erinG.
ton . StroBe.
SenneB & EapIor, 306, Sft.2ering.
ton : StroBe.
Eurner & Tbomas, 2. SIt-S Saratoga.
StraBe.
81. .. SeI6en, II, Sft.BTeaiant'
Strose.
9uhbonohtng.
Mrs. M. Mortin, 715, @eIt.9ering.
ton +. StroBe.
SeierIidere MobeI. 2agerung.
@rabnm's 8arebouie, Bnrf aoetnie
uno 9oIpbin.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Spor6anfen.
Central Sapings @mnf, CHARLES.
uuo 9erington.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

9dder.& equiiten.
Ebe Mners & $ids Co., 104, Glib.
@oiporo.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

YaTei IaTel
snr afiie ms gnSlamo beioret 6.
3aine, VT. Ali, ct. YaaI.5 traie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

StEBfUpNt.
Eeftti9 gerI. gnmben HerI. Wti. stcpaI
GbInftuaaaoH :...Tdal. 3.bI y. 3.55 q.
NarIor 4 epetie. .Td0I. 1888 q, Ws.O0 W.g
Buffet ssnrlor. nitse. .. $50 q. g.b4 %.
Yarlor. Epetfe, Hur g.. y.52 y. O.b7 8.g
9arIor. epeits. ansa. 9. fi.50 q. aif.biw Sd
gnrlor, epeiie. .SdaI. 1855 q. also ".
gaepal e%lmiisO," ensl6IiebLt6sr RuIInan.8na,
elffet1 Rant.. YdrIor, Obferbattonss nnk
GpeifesgpaaaoHs. TdgL. S.48 q. $3.50 u,
pnrlor. Gpeiie. . . .1i9l. 600 ", sos IA
Coures. Rhiln.. dusg Q. 7.65 U. 500 a.g
Goodies, BbiIa.. .91aI. 300 u. 9.06 va
S&Iditpaeaon. TdgI. 1889 N. f2.44 w.
Der iotaie S6IdtipaaeoH nut RsfusDorf III in
VII. T~obalsHdbnbofe nm 1000 Mbsnbs siir auEs
Eabme BON Rniingteren bereit.
~ Hneb Giiduite.0ttpi on 0umentoaen; o.
nab Htinuiirs0ttn t1pith.
slne 8lge bdIteH In @ilmtHatsE. q tdls
In Shefter an.
geri .gantosa sserl .URt. soeai
RbiIa. Nffom. MIR Con. s.0b Y. $40 q,
RDila., alfom. nusa. g. s.1b U. e2e q.
RbiId. GrpreB. anse. Q. 2.20R. 2.25W u.
Gineerin aff.. dnsa. Q. $40 q. SIS v.
YbiIa. Nifoiu.. nur so. $40 u.
RbiIa. 9rpreb. diisg. Q. 7.5b n. 500 q.
VbiIa. erpreb. . .9daI. 900 VI. e.05 II.
8tuet'9lreour: snrbweItsSde gbarles- nub
gdratoansGtr1be 90. M. q. M.As0eb0ubel.
sr. SEQ. Gto.9rrdntuah. ant. NcralsStntton
ooer gamoensGtaftoH.
.. =. Msartin, a1gr. asan. 9roffte.
y. W. Ballet. Gen sBai.s1aenk-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

3eitidr;ften . Raaaain EFT.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8> BeIt.
Germans trobe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
RULES OF THE ROAD

IN caboose on a rainy night in the West
party of tired men were trying to keep
up their spirits on long cold journey with
poor accommodations.
Almost the only cheer pertaining to the
trip was the red-hot stove in the corner
and an Irish wag who gladdened the hours
with occasional sallies of wit. One of them
was a dude who felt sorely out of place in
his poor surroundings, and smiled family
at the jokes which occasionally greeted
his awkward efforts to stand near the fire
in spite of the jerky motion of the long freight
train.
At last jolt more pronounced than the
others sat him squarely down upon the
stove, and with the scent of burning cloth
came the shout of the Irishman The
rules of this road forbid we to sit on red
hot stovei"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26


pears 1aik dat de mule 'sperienced a
change ob heart, fob he stopped bitln'
evahbuddy dat went by, an didn't kick
no noah barns down But jes erbout
de time he got worryin' ovah de mules
hereaftuh, his singin' spoiled him fob
Preachah Brown"
His singing?"
"Uh-huh, Got so dat whenevah de
origin played inside de church. Mlstah
Mule outside reckoned he was down on
de program for a solo, an ez he nevah
come within noah n half a mile OBJ str1k1n
de propah key, he'd hee-haw de kw1ah out
OBJ business in no time. Mule had pow
full bass voice an great range, but mighty
poo ear fob music Pahson Brown tried
to 'scourage de mules musical decl1v1tles
wifi big club; even put 1nuzzle on him
l2ik muzzle on yallah dog; but de rnuzzle
wouldn't work, an poundin' de mule was
laik poundin' a drum-rnoah noise VT |
Eb'ry time de origin struck UP de Dock !
solager,' Mistah Mule would unhitch dat
ole hoss-fddle voice OBJ his'n an MARBLE
till de bats hangin' by der toes up IN de
belfry was all shook loose.
Only way dey could hold song
service when Preachah Brown was de
ficiatin' clergyman was to tie Mistah
Mule UP way down de street out OBJ
range OBJ de meetin' house. Cullud folks
called de mule Browns Canary Bird,
an called Brown othah things. His
popularity began to fade erway swiftah
dan a dollah bill yo've had changed, an
seem dat his long cared canary would
soon MARBLE him inter de oo'house, de
pahson sold de four-legged song-bird to
ole Ben Biggs, de wickedes man in
Bildee.'
"Sad fate for a regenerated mule!"
said l. But of course the poor mule
didn't know"
OATS de funny part OBJ it: mule did
know Worked all right durin' de week,
but when ole Ben Biggs tried to pillow on
Sundays, mule kicked Wouldn't have
hit nohow. Stood still in de furrer laik
he was planted. Wouldn't pull a pound.
Ben had to glib up Sunday work. On
de way home first Sunday, mule stopped
in front OBJ de Baptis' church an look
eroun' at ole Ben laik he was tryin' hahd
to say: Git out an go inside, yo'
mis- able sinnah!' Ben whipped him an
pushed benin de caht an pulled at his
haid; but Mistah Mule wouldn' move
anothah step tow DIS home Pow'ful strong
smell sulphah eroun' dere for ten minutes
while Ben was tryin to git erway from
de church; but finally origin in anothah
church little ways down de street began
playin', an Mistah Mule stahted UP SO
quick dat ole Ben Biggs tuhned a back
fip-fap an didn' quit whirlin till he
hit de road-bed.
by de time Ben had ariz', got de kinks
out OBJ his backbone an ovahtook de
can't, Mistah Mule had stopped in front
oh de second church, an was dom his
bes' to help de kwiah erlong. Ez ole
Ben come up putin an sayin' things
out loud, de mule tuhn his haid ag in,
pinted dem big ears at him 'cusin1y,
an glib him de same reproachful look.
He"
You don't mean that the mule actual
" was trying to turn Ben from his
wicked" ! began.
Use givin' yo' de Jacks, sab; yo' kin
Judge fob yo'self, Plutarch interrupted
gravely Church was ovah in a few
minutes, an ez soon ez he saw de folks
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'sperience meetin' an jes' erbout eight
feet from de pahson.
"'G1ad to see yo', brudder,' said de
pahson; but ole Ben e i've one awful yell,
jump from de caht, dove into de woods,
an scoot fob home laik he fought de
Prince OBJ Darkness hisself was aftah him.
Mistah Mule staid erwhile to help wifi de
music an den went home alone
Certainly looks as though he under
stood fully and was doing his best for
old Ben's sake" said l; but how did
he come out in the end
Use comm to dat TO long, sah,"
Pluto returned, Ticking horse-fy from
the mules back with his whip An
oh co'se l ain sayin' pos'tiv dat dis yere
mule was worryin' erbout whah ole Ben
Biggs was gwine to Ian when he died.
Mebbe ev'rythin' dat occurred was ac-
cident, an mebbe not. Use jes' givin'
yo' de cold Jacks, an"
''Aw, drive on, Brudder ThomasP'
somewhat impatiently interrupted Jim
Johnson, one of Plutarch's fel1ow-church-
men who had been listening. Tech up
yo' story-tellin' wifi dat whip an don
fohgit ole Gawge Washin ton. What did
de mule do nex'?"
Plutarch's lip curled, and he gave
Johnson scornfu1 look
tBrudder Johnson" he said with freez-
ing politeness, ''ef yo' makes any noah
'spersions laik dat III sick dis we're mule
on yo' mex. Dah's heap OBJ missionary
work needed down yo' way Ez l was
erbout to remahk, ole Ben Biggs was
ridin' dis yere mule erlong de road neah
de creek de othah day, when he sees big
crowd OBJ cullud folks on de bank, an
thinkin' dat mebbe somebuddy had been
drownded, he tuhned off de road, jumped
from de mules back an fined de crowd
He 'scovahed to once dat de folks was
watchin' de Reverent Absalom Brown
baptize numbah OBJ cullud people who
was unitin' wifi de church. An while
ole Ben was a-standin' dere wifi wicked,
'xasperatin' grin on his face, de queerest
thing yo' evan heahd OBJ took place
Jes' ez de Reverent Brown finished
'mersin' cul1ud lady" Plutarch said
impressively, dis yere mule planted
bofe hind hoofs in de small OBJ old Ben's
back an kick ole Ben down de bank
into de water mex to de pahson, DIES
whah he oughter be. Den he kick up his
joy dat shook de premises, an fled from
de wraf' to come. When dey had ironed
de top OBJ a barrel erwhile wifi ole Ben
Biggs an wringed some OBJ de water
outer him. he sot up on de bank 1ookin'
pow'fu dazed, an asst what caused de
'splosion an how many was killed an
wounded"
But what am de moral of dis we're
story OBJ yo'n?" solemnly inquired Jim
Johnson.
de moral?" Plutarch repeated re-
flectively. de moral seems to be dat
de oil OBJ 1igion an de watah OBJ sin
won't mix togethah nohow. When ole
Ben 'scovahed dat vital trufe he traded
me de mule.
THAT morals all right for old Ben
Biggs," | remarked; but how about the
mule?"
"Dey's a moral fob him too" said
Pluto. Moral fob de mule am What's
de use OBJ kickin'?' fob old Ben Biggs
am still de wickedes' man in Bildee
Then he drove on
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04
Journals
Storm Get Us?

The only" cites recent storm in
which one of the machines in the
Telluride plant in Logan canyon was
seriously crippled, and 1t sees ahead of
the city plant terrible condition, a
loss Of its entire patronage, in case
such another storm should come. 1t
locates this storm as coming about
Eext February or March, THE RE-
PUBLICAN is not authority on tthe
severity of storms, or the damage
they can possibly do 1t is not pre-.
pared to say whether IL was an extra
ordinary or ordinary storm that struck
the Telluride plant but before this
campaign heard the city plant employ
ees tell of electrical storms striking
their plant. When asked why it was
that no damage was done they said 1t
was due to proper precautionary
measures. AT the present time If an
accident should happen it would in.
deed be unfortunate, for the city has
only one machine. But three mills of
the extra six mills is to pay for an
extra generator already contracted
for. This will relieve such a cond-
tion as "the only alarmist" contem-
plates will be brought around by a
storm some time in February or
March This machinery has been
ordered several months and 1t Is the
hope of the administration that it
will be installed berore the Journals
storm comes. The wonderfully per-
feet service of the city plant to date
leads to the belief that the system
and plant is properly constructed or
else that The Lord Is with us. IL the
perfection Of the system and plant is
due to its construction and handling
then we have little to fear and II the
whole thing is due to kindly Proyi.
dence we have reason to hope that He
will not permit "the only's" storm in
February or March TO iniure us
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04

HYRUM, Nov THE people of
Hyrum do not take kindly to the
Journals railroad plan. 1t has been
discussed at length, considered from
every standpoint, and turned down.
In the first place Logan is side tracked
the Journals plan" is to side track
us on side track, or rather to give us
a spur from their side track We arc
very grateful to Logan for this little
consideration but, we don't want it.
We think we are Just as good as Lo-
gar, we fell Just as big as Logan and
just as important, and as long as we
eat, breathe. wear clothes and pay
taxes we are going to put ourselves on
a par with Logan, for we think we are
Just as civilized as she is. The fact
OF the matter Is the Journals plan Is
too far out OF the question. There is
no certainty about IL ever being
"a go, and IL 1t ever did go, we could
not hope for any more than we have
got now, a spur.
Another important thing to con-
slider is that we can get the loop, with
in one month, and we can get the
Journals plan bum as it Isl in one
year, and perhaps not until we get the
millennium. We want the loop, we
would be satisfied with the ''jerk
water" half passenger and half freight
that runs from Cache Junction To