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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

No county in Oregon has shown
such an Increase in population. out.
side OF Multnomah. In the past 1--WE
years as Clatsop county. 1t indicates
that the grand natural resources OF
cla;sop county are becoming known
and being taken advantage OF. AL
though the census OF Astoria has not
been completed yet. all but one dis.
trict has been reported. Mr. Louns-
bury expects to have No. district
completed next week. /. is estimated
that this district will show a popula-
ion OF about 2250, With this estimate
the following is the census of AS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes a flaming city is saved
by dynamite n space that the fire
can't cross. Sometimes, cough hangs
on SO long. you feel as II nothing but
dynamite would cure It. z. T. Gray.
OF Calhoun. Ca, writes: my wife had
a very aggravated cough, which kept
her awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; 30 she took Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consum-
ption, Coughs and Colds. which eased
her cough. gave her sleep and finally
cured her." Strictly scientific cura
for bronchitis and La Grippe. at chas.
Rogers drug store, price soc and 800;
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
PORTAGE ROAD.
New Road Completed and VIII De
Ready for Operation Saturday.

New Road Completed and VIII De
Ready for Operation Saturday.
The new portage road ahcve Cas-
cate locks have been complete and
will probably be opened for trafic to-
morrow, With the aid OF the Cascade
locks uninterrupted navigation OF the
Columbia river will be opened up for
500 miles. almost from the head wat
ers OF the river to Astoria, This Ii the
project Astoria has long worked for In
order that wheat might be shipped
from eastern Oregon and Washing
ton direct to Astoria,
II has nos yet been determined who
VIII be In charge OF the road. Mem,
bers Of the commission are now con-
ductlng correspondence regarding this
matter. but are not yet readyto make
any announcement. As soon as this
step Is taken. final arrangements FOR
opening the road win be made at once.
The road will be operated under
regular SCHEDULE. The ouinion has been
expressed that trains on the
road would run only as the traffic de-
but II is the present intention
Of the Portage Railway commission
to establish resular schedule.
The road is nine miles in length and
Is well constructed. The equipment OF
the road consists OF one engine eight
fiatcars, four bovears, six stockcars
md one combination passenger and
baggage coach.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

]. Kaiser OF Clatsop is In the city or
on business.
NJ. German of Catlllamet was in the
city yesterday
Dan Rierson OF Vine Maple will be
turn home today.
jas. Armstrong Of Svensen was In
the city yesterday
Frank G. Taylor Of Seattle was II.
the city yesterday.
James Morrison OF Seaside was in
the city yesterday.
Taylor Coffee of Svensen was In
the city yesterday.
Thos. Warren OF Rainier is regis
tered at the Parker.
w. ]. Compton OF New York was
in the city yesterday.
]. P. Simpson OF New York Is reg
isterei at the occident.
Hon. C. W. Fulton has returned from
a trip to eastern Oregon.
Geo. w. Pune returned from q trip
to San Francisco yesterday.
State Senator Welsh OF South Bend
was In the city yesterday.
]. J. Hulburt OF Portland registered
at the Occident yesterday.
C. Goddard Of fan Francisco arrived
down on last nights train.
F. w. Preston OF Warrenton was in
the city yesterday on business
Surveyor Jussen OF Spokane was in
the city yesterday on business.
Attorney General Crawford Of sa-
lem was in the city yesterday.
Lee Herring returned from a busi-
ness trip to Portland last night.
N. p. sorensen. the Portland capt, |
.alist, Is in the city on business
Aug. C Christensen Of Chicago regis.
cred at the occIdent last night
S. H. Coddon ef Minneapolis regis
m&sd at the occident yesterday.
II. II. ingalls,, the Warrenton mer,
.hant, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. John II. Smith went to Sea.
ide yesterday on legal business.
T. 3. Smith, wife and son were up
Asm Seaside yesterday visiting with
riends.
Deputy FlsIT commasEioner L. C \
burton Of cathlamet was in the city
Miss Ada Hendricks Of Eugene is
4 the city visiting her cousin, Hon.
-eo. Noland.
Charles Abercrombie went down to
easide yesterday TO prosecute q /
riminal case b
Assistant Attorney General McDon. e
ID Of Spokane was in the city yester- q
ay on official business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
At the Star.

The following Is the program ar.
ranged for thL performance at the
Star theater tonight by the Italian
band:
oyerture-orpheus ........ offenbach
March-Astoria ........... D'Urbauh
.Selection-Il Troyatore Verdi
Solos by signor @. di Fulvio, Maea-
rio and c. do Fulvlo.
American airs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

Sound business practice Is
as important, here, as the
wealth Of nature.
+" Schilling's Best IS the basis
Of it in
a.. SasAagpc~da sps@
soa.. aayoving extracts soda
at your grocer's and money
back.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
MARVELLOUS GROWTH
Astoria and Clatsop County Shows
Marked Increase in Population
TOTAL WILL REACH $4,000

Expected That the Census in the City
and County VIII Be Completed Next
Week. After Which II viii Ee Thor
ouahly Revised and Corrected.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

There Is movement on foot by the
order Of Eagles to purchase the Com
mercial club and run Il in connection
with that order. Although the pres.
ent management has spared no pains
to make the club a success It has not
received the patronage 1t deserved but
It is expected that when the Eagles
purchase it, they win make a grand
success OF It. They always do on
everything they undertake.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

tition had not been published, Il was
decided that when the supplemental Pc
tition was published the court would
consider the matter
II, A. Abbott, having made mis-,
take In his bid for building a fence at
Wsrrenton the clerk was instructed
TO reaivertise for bids to be- opened on
May 10. Also bids We're ordered aa,
vertised for improving road No. ss
near olney to be opened on May 10.
Court adjourned until wednesday.
May 10.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

NO IttuIIIs HdNt CUWe III from tnr
country precincts. but ii IS expected
that full returns will be received next
week. The following table shows the
population of 1900 by the United States
census and the approximate census of
1905, taken by Assessor Cornelius:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
Parker.

VIM. J. Oman. For; Canby.
N. J. Wellborn. City.
N. J. Jones. Iowa.
Z. o. Lamb. Iowa
John Schnnnessy. City.
John Klint. Grays River.
B. Donley. Portlc.d.
Thos. Warren. Rainier.
John North. Portland.
Gordon Mcdonald, Portland.
II. J. Owens. Portland.
J. correr. Corey.
J, w. Joseph. City.
e. s. Stevens. Nahcotta.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



s. II. coddon, Minneapolis.
J, Il. Simpson, New York.
N. p, Svcnson.
A. II. Iandsburger. Portland.
C. J. Basaett. fremont. o.
w. J. Compton. New York.
+. Taylor. Seattle.
J. Hurlbert. Portland.
Geo. King. San Francisco.
Link Burton. cathlalnet.
j. Kaifer. ciatsop.
s. L. Jones' Portland.
c. Goddard. San Francisco.
Aug. Christensen. Chicago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

Healthy. happy babies. Mothers say
that HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is the greatest baby medicine in the
world. Makes them strong, we'll and
active. IS cents, Tea or Tablets
Frank Harts drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-05

The price Of pretty face is s1.OO--
three packages OF HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Brings red lips. bright
eyes and lively color s5 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Frank Harts drug store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

@errnthen.
Baron gum Oiener): Sean, fpiten
Sic NAL hieien Molago; id claude.
CT ldJmledt nof aorf2"
0icncr: u@tir fans id)on geitcrr
10 Dor"
.StiGe WaHer iinb tief", bas gilt
orlh bon Der Stunt /: fir bic am mcis
ften 2drm semaht pirb, TT oft am
iei4teiten.
Sn Der Masitratsfbnn
,Meine Serren, Der Sprinsbrunnen
I'M Bart mub erri4tet perben, unb
tpenn er nod mebr Stdub aufmirbelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

oe9iinItiQt. Scr penbslnoe SUB lou
oan3 Diht, aber p6ne es 3ll b~eru1ren,
am aftipcn 8ein poriiber i4ipingen
baau brouft man nift %breltbeIni9 81
oe6cn. 0as Quficben oe5 pailloen
Bcinc8 qcI6icbt normaletipelle MT pen
3ebcn reIp. nit Der porocren 9altte
Ser So6lc, nitt nit Dem 6aden, onmtt
nift bcim 8orrpGrt5I6iebcn oes Sber'
t0rpers oicIer noA porn tlppen tann.
Sine niht u~npcTcntli6e Stole belm
8e6en ipiclcn Die Nrme. Sic otenen
Iplpp6l Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
etlpa pic 8ulanciritdn9cn, ols alI3
bo3u. Dem C6crf0rper etnen S6tpuns
naf porn 3u gcben uno oomit bds pal
fipe 8ein bcim N6itoben gu unters
itiiben.
i'm oicIe Tunttion Der Grmc aus
auii6en. babcn nun mdn6c W&enIhen
Bic unIfonc uro unnOt6ige Nngcpobns
felt. nit ben Qrmcn gu ihlentern. SO
1cniiQcn fir asD06nIi4 gdn8 feline uno
aerinac GrturIioncn ooer 8erlogerunz
9cn, I'm Den Qeoa6tcn 3pef gu crrelz
6cn. Nun lei nod etniges iiber Das
Sempo pes @ebens geiogt. 8ei &C.
tpo6nlthcm @cben le9t man ctpu IL
Mctcr pro 6ctunoe auriid, Sn elmer
@icrtclItunoc ulIo Elm &ilometer, bct
I6ncQcrrm @c6en 1.5 Weter pro Sez
tunOe. SSm 2(agcmeincn tommt man
nit elmer mittlcren 8cbge16ptnoi9tett
nus uno mutbct oaG:i Dem 9er5en uno
ben Qunqcn ni6t al3upiel 81. 0as
5teiqen crforbcrt cine BEL peitem gro
bere Wnitrcneung, neil Ous Stiibbein
getriimmt uufgcicBt uno ooS 8epiAt
bes 90rpcr8 trugenb geitredt uno
ruBeroem bus 6ansbctn gehoben fpers
ben muB. Ni4t unerDGbnt mo6te tf
IaITcn, Dab Elm eriolgreider 8ehunterz
ridt BEL MGod6cn nur oann mogli6 1T
ipenn cr in bequemcn 8cinflcioern ers
tbcilt piro ; bic g~eIunobeitli9 gan5
an1innioen R0de per6tnoern fopobl Die
8~curtbeilung nie Qusfi6rung ctnes
normalcn Sch Nttes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Die e~igarrentafde.
Nopcqettc bon y m

Sic tpdren an mir pprbei9egun9en
pbns Elm Wprt oes 9rubss -. Ssbr
idDn !"
Nus ibren Wprten tDnte Elm LETTER
Yprrpurf.
Sic itonb Dor ibm, Elm Bill Der Sus
genb in einem %eGegdnten Yromenos
benfIeibe. auf benz SDpfaen einen sros
zen Strobbut, unter Dem bic ticfount,
len Nueen lebbaft berporblibten. llnp
fpie iie nun nebeneindnoer einber9in9en.
fab ma in ibren gugen ben QbgIons
befelben 0ornurfes, Der III ibrer
Stimme gesittert bate.
rger5eibuns Sd bate Sic ni4i
bemerit !"
go in @ebanten per1unfen 2"
.@9iKen Sic, endbises 5rduIsin -
pieneidt it's ldherlid - Der 6riiblino
bat mid berauiht."
sgtrau'6t Wirtli6, ib bate Sie
niht fir 70 empfinblih - 6riiblinss.
Iiiften gsseniiber - sehalten."
.Gie meinen ni9t 70 empfinbli6 gss
gen 9fmperatur unb Witterunsspsd)s
fd.. Seben sic, sndbises 5rdulein,
bas tommt nit benz Mltsr."
sd perftehe niht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
1ie fol- man se6en?
Don Or, g. M eibner.

Cine ionbcrbGre 6rase, ipiro Der
Qefer oenfen, ober trDboem cine tcbr
ppbl bere6tiote. 9cben mill gelernt
Iein, uno ri6tis, D. 3, 9eIunobeltllf,
SutrGslit eeben, 1T burtous nldt 10
cinfa6, tpie man bentt. Wtan tagt
ni6t nit llnre6t, bab benz Retruten
beim MilitGr ppr Mllem bas 9ebell
beio.bradt perbeu mub. Sas Geben
1T Elm pbpiiplogilher Dit icbr toms
ptiSirter M~ustelattion unb medant@
fiber 0prgGn9e, beren rid)tige normale
Mbpidluno MIR bel pollts gelunoelt
@cbtpertSeuecn mDsIi6 1T, 3niI9en
Der Wrt 81 9eben uno ben Sebtpertz
scueen beitebt Elm selpiIIer 3uIdmmens
bang inIofsrn, Ills bic Siibe utter fall
idem @eben leioen. ndbreno tic bel
rihtioem @ebatt leiItunssfdbiser uno
frdftiger perben. Sine iebr pifti9e
Rollc Ipielen bier bic perihieoenen
Mrten Der 6ubbetleibuns. auf bic ia
inbeB nift nGber eineeben peroe .
Seben mir fir unfere Setrohtun9
einen normulen, ourh Shubipert
niht peroorbenen SUB poraus. Sn
pel1er @ciIe ipiclt li6 Der 8prsans
ab, ben mir ais Gebeu be5ei6nen2
Der 8Drpsr befinbet ii6 in aufrehter,
mir tonnen slc;4 fascn ientre6tcr
Stellune utp foil porpdrts bepest
pereen. gu oieIem 3tped piro oas
cine 9ein, 3. 3. bas rehte, porpdrts
aeiest. ,Spbalo es ben 9ooen be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Cine fGfimme 21a6t.
BON Ydul Murgueritte.

SEER unb 9rau fSriB ldgen in tiefem
S6lafe, ais Elm lei6tes 8erdui6 in
Der Slide bic @nGoige tpedte. Sic CAB
i6rem Mlunn einen beftigen StoB mil
Dem Guenbogen in Die Settle uno flis
iterte cams cntieBt;
9iebe."
0a8 Rontldmphen mar ausgegdns
oen. Serr 6rib tuppte Ouf Dem Na6ts
ti16den nab 3~inob0l3srn. Seine
6rau nieoerDolte 3itterno:
.8einen 2Grm! SORT Oh? 9Orit
gu? 81"
SEER 5rib bate enOli8 bic aer5e
onge5iinbet uno %itarrte, unbepegltf
baiibeno, nit groben. eri6redten Ius
oen feline 5rau an, bic 10 6lei6 mar
ipie er. IS lpar elm Nugenblid unIGgs
li9er @ngit, p%GbrenboeRen ibr 9er3
in Itarten S6ldgen podte. 9dS Sc
rGuIh in Der Slide Oouerte fort.
.Mdn muB ra6ieben", idgte enolit
Der Steuereinnsbmer, Der elmer Der
furftIumIten unb porii6tigIten Mens
{6en mar. 9(ber Der Selbiterbdltun9Ss
trieb Ita9elte i'm auf. Man tonnte liz
ia in ibren getten ermoroen!
@ilig 3o9 er bic 9oien an, i6liipfte
in bic 9antoffel, ~bepaffnete ii6 nit
einem tleinen Hepolper, Der INNER ges
luosn i'm S6ubfo6 lag. 5rau Strip,
bic teinesfuQs olIein i'm 8ett blei6en
polite, bate einen unterrod uno
Strimpfe iibsrgeitreift. 9tl8 ibr Monn
in oenaorrioor i4Ici6en polite, raunte
iie Inn gu:
,Wdrte!"
limb einem teuflii6en @eoanten fols
oeno, COB 'e ben Snbalt elmer 6lui6e
nit &arbolIGure, Die lie gu ibren Bdz
Iduroen brau6tc, in Die Raiieri6ule
hires Monnes, felt entidlofen, Die
dbenoe 5liiiIigteit ben 9ieben in bic
g(uoen gu Idiitten, ipGbreno er ale
Su9eln aus Isinem Repoloer dbfeuern
pIrte. Sum! Bum! Bum!
Sm &orribor ItelIte ii6 Der Steuets
einnebmer, benz feline Satin, bic
S6ale unb bic Serge tru9eno, fol9te,
binter einem 9a1ten auf Die 2auer uno
rief nit leiner itGrtiten Stimme, bic
ober bod Sitterte:
,Werba3 Inttportet, ooer lb ihteBe!"
Damn Iebte er bin3u:
v@ir iinb iebr Oiele, unb 6epaffnct!
Werba2"
Niemanb 3eigte Iih. Iber aus oer
Slide, orei S6ritte i%peiter, fam Giht,
Elm S6dtten otitt iiber Die S4peae,
ounn 6orte MA Oas 8erduI6 oergBdlz
f%erleitune, bos Iiugenoe 8ludien, ben
tiefen uno ben beqen Son oes WdI1erS.
baS ins Yeden rinnt.
gu aufgeregt, um LANCER gu tpdrten,
eino bds Gbepdar, ben Repolper uno
bic S6ale nit SGure bod erboben.
ldutlos an Der Mauer bin. unb als lie
porIi9ti9 ben &opf in bic Slide ges
itedt botten, blieben ie Itdrr ppr' Staus
men itsben, bd lie Niemanoen bemerts
ten, ais ibre Mugo GoIalie. Wie piel
ll6r mar es benn? Die aii6snubr
Idlug 3fpei. WoSu mar Tie aus ibrer
SienTtbptentammer i'm f%iinften Stod
beruntergetpmmen? SEPT itellte lie ga.
WaTer auf ben Serb. in benz i6on bus
Seuer praNelte. @ar iie perriidt2
~&oialie!l" iugte 5rau 5rib befsbz
leno.
Die Magb pdnots ii9 ni6t UNI. sic
ipar i'm 9emo unb llnterrod, nit blo@
Ben SiiBen. Gben nabm lie Elm Wefer
unb Ihdbte Riiben.
.llm 9ottes piQen." bauhte 5rau
Srib entiebt. limb nit erititter St'mz
me lp%ieoerboIte iie:
n3oidlie!!"
9tber bic Ma9o blieb taub. 9srr
Crib rib eri4rpden ben Wluno allf.
8ie1es WGbhen, bas felt aht Sager
Bel linen i'm SienIt lpar, bate non
feinen 4nlub CUR alase segebsn. sic
hattsu ober. ipeaen ihrer frantbaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Sie g e..

GrIter nntcroffi3ier: nWas baIt 9u
fir bic SoloatensM iBbunolun9 ee'
friegt?"
2. llnteroffi5ier: r0us Sriessae.
rift bat mir brct Monate aufges
brannt, bas Sbertriegseeri6t bat brei
Wo9cn Mrreit boraus gema6t unb
mcin Sauptmonn iast, penn ih nod
NAL appelliren tonnte, bann lam i9
aan5 frci!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
e b d b E.

Die YcNimiiten iinb 9liidli6ere
MenI6en ipie bic Optimiiten = benin
Der peIIimiit erlebt teine GnttGuI dung
pber eil1e ongenebme.
Man6er pioeripridt Dir nlir, I'M
einc - cieenc Meinuns gu heudeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
mpberne@

WpberneS 6tfbbureer.-
Qus Riroorf ipirb Elm 8prgan9 beri9s
let, Der, lpenn er Iib rpirtli9 10 sreiez
net bat, ben I6Gniten 9eiitungen Der
b%erii6mten S6iIobiirger CUR Seite ges
fteQt neroen t0nnte. Der 8eriht, benz
mir pprerit nod ben erniteiten 3peifel
ent9egenbringen, lautet: Die Rtroorfer
ftG0tii6e 8auoeputation bate ben Be
I6luB gefaBt, gu Gbren S6iaer's cine
Self traBe gu i6affen. 8e9en ben lebt=
%oenannten @oridIag iino natber Be
benfen e~ntitanoen. 9erf6ieoentlif
puroe oagegen gelteno 9ema6t, noaB e8
fid fir cine Staotperpdltung ni6t
idtde, cine Strabe na6 einem
tpenn audi Iagenbuften 5reibeitsbeloen
al b%enennen. Der ielb1t Dor etnem Wtoro
nift suriidI6redte." go bob benn Die
gauoeputatipn ibren eriten 8ei6lub
pieoer auf unb beI6loB, bic Werruz
Strabe, bic ben Namen SelitraBe err
balten ioQte, ni6t na6 Dem Sdpet5cr
Standardization, ionoern na9 benz puz
terldnoiIden 9ramatiter 8iloenbruA
Su benennen.
@Ierunber III. uno SEQ
Sotfoi. Sn Dem Ioebet1 er'dlene@
nen Sefte Der 9etersburger W}ondtss
Idrift 0icpnit SSetpropp er5dblt Der
ruhiI6e G9riftiteller Sa6arpn, pie
SEQ SotItoi Ieiner5eit in einem Slos
TtergefGngnib eingeIperrt peroen ioute
unb pic btes per9inoert paro. SdS
mar i'm Sabre 1886. Der bdmaltge
Miniitcr bss Snnern @ruf 9mitrii
Solitoi beI6loB, SEQ. Solitoi lue9en
Ieiner reli9iDsspOljtiffen S4riften i'm
Sloiters@ efdngnib 81 in~terniret. Bon
oieler Ib1i6t erfubr bic GlteIte 9ofz
bome, 8rGfin 4leranora Solitoi, cine
8ermanote oes S4Dpfers bon r8ricg
unb 5rteocn" uno Puma aarenina".
Sic iufte iofort bel 4lerdnoer III.
nm einc @uoien5 nu9. Die 4ntport
~lautcte, oaB Der Gar bic 9rdfin ielbIt
beIu6en peroe. am ieIben Sage erz
f6ien WlGranoer III. in ben SEND
6ern Der 9rGfin Solitoi uno fruote tie
nu6 ibrem 9egcbr. Sic Iugte: Die
fer Gage ptro mar Sbnen einen Be-
ri6t iibcr bic @inipcrrun9 oes geniuls
ften Wannes Hublanbs in einem 8los
iter unterbreiten." pSie GinIperrung
9olitois?", fragte Ilerunoer III. nSie
babcn es erratben". ldutete bic @,tt'
mort. vGr tra6tet dlio nd9 meinem
2cben?" frastc Ger Gar. llnb nun
er3dbIte ibm Die @rGfin, fpprin els
ecntli6 bic Shulo 2co. Solitois be-
itebe, uno Iagtc bann iportli4: nDenn
sic bic Giriperrung gut6etben. piro
Die GntriiItun9 IN RuBlano unb i'm
2tuslano ni6t auf Sbre Miniiter fall
len" Ncnige Sage oarauf cridien
Miniiter 0mitrii SolItoi brim 3arcn
urlb unterbrGitetc ibm BEN e%rfpdbntcn
9eridt. Mber 4lcrdnoer III. Ido6
ibn Don iih meg uno iagte. sd bite
Sic, rii6ren sic Solitoi ni6t all. Sd
babe nidt bic Nbii6t, aus ibm cinen
MGrtprer gu MAIDEN uub Die allgcmcis
ne GntriiItun9 auf mid gu laben. Sit
en- I6uloig. oeito f6te6ter fir i'm"
60 ent9in9 SoIitoi Der ibm orobcnoen
9cfdbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

SeGb # m orb elmer S9dus
fpielerin. Sn Sngolitaot, gapern. bat
bic S6auipielerin @ugenie Sod in Der
@obnung hires @eliebten. zines 2snts
nants, SelbItmorp began9en. Der
2eutnunt bate ii4 auf eine geIudss
reiIe nab Wiinden be9eber, uno feline
N(bpeIenbeit benuBte Die Gebensmuoe.
nm 9anb an iid gu legen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
am Mssr.

I3TsiRSn

am Saesr.
fs'st%$ a. - SsgIENsfz@
7 =, /. FrFF#Tl
Sd itanb am Mleer un6 fab i'm
Ibenoi6ein
Der bIouen Wogen Ianftes 8eiterroIz
len -
unb tiefer. tisfer in bic Slutb binein
Sinitrebt' mein Bid in unqeItiimcm
Wolen.
8o9 urten lag es ThIeierbi9t perbiiat,
8lett el1em RGtbiel duf peroedtem
8rtnoe,
0ds nimmermebr bes Bids 9e9ebren
TILT,
SaS nimmer 9ibt BON Teinem Snnern
Gunoe.
nnb ipie i'd bd 70 ftia unb iinn.n6
itano
llno niht errietb oes Meeres buntle
SAGE,
Sos f6pei9cnbe, beriunf'ne 8unbers
lamb -
8urf3og es mid ipie cine iiibe 8lage.
Sd lab i'm 8eiit Elm 4lge, blau unb
Ii6t,
Don 5urten 0impern tpeGenbaft uns
bdngen,
Sin 4ug' 10 iiB, pie CART 9er9ibmeinz
ntht
Sm 5riiblings9lun3 am Walbes6dnge
pran9en!
llnO Oieies qllge glei6t benz tiefcn
W}eer:
Gs CAB mir lie bon Ieinem ~oynnern
&unbe,
@s ittnte ni6t be8 Ser5ens beib Be-
9e6r,
SeIbit als ids tiiBt' in beifger abs
idisbsitunbs.
5. $. &anopSti.
2.
9(ui einem 5elIen iaBeit ou am Steer;
IS mar 10 itin unb ODE ringsumber.
9ein blaucS gluge fab in Rebclneitcn
Sin lcbtcs Scgel tommen unO entglciz
ten,
limb iufte fern am Ountlen Sori5ontc
9ds Slid, bas beine 9dnb ni6t balten
tonnte;
Oos Slid, oas nabe fam uno ipieoer
I6lpano
Wic ienes Segel bort am Simmclss
rdnb;
Das Slid, bas etpig fern bleibt bets
mem Riffe,
Sopongetrd9en ouf benz lebten
S6iffe.
Oh i~tarrcit in bic Slutben unocrs
ipanbt;
SD ubcr faiie bcine tiible 9anb,
9u merritt es faum, uno adj, ou fiiblit
es ni6t,
Wie meme Seele 81 Der beinen ipri6t:
.Su, meiuem Weien innie angetruut,
0u, meme beige. bimmliI6s160ne
8raut,
Die i'd 9clicbt, bepor ih auf Der Grbe,
Die i'd in Gpi9teiten lieben perbe,
Sag an, ipic ncnnit bi oi62" - Sn
beinen 3ii9cn
glieb ulcs regungslos, bic 2ippen
fhpiegen;
Hur aus ben Winben, bic ppm Mecre
tdmen,
aloet Seuf3erbal9: sd babe feinen
Nomen."-
.Du biIt 10 Thon, ipie feline iA erIub,
Ou biIt in mir, uub bu mari elpi9 bd.
limb i6Oner ais Der f6Dnfte meiner
Srdume.
9u fiiqe1t meme blauen Simmclsz
rdume,
Du biit bic Cuff, bic mir ben Ithcm
eibt,
9u biIt, mas einSig IN mir lebt uno
( liebt,
8 ipri6, tper biit bu9" brGngtc ih be-
flommen,
DAB BIZ 70 9an5 BON mir 9eIib &C.
nommcn,
DAB mir fcin @ott mid tpicbergcbrn
fann2"
ga punoteIt bu ben Bid unb iubit
mid an:
60 BON bon WiinI6en, bic bas Ser3
p%erbrenen,
60 bciB bon SbrGnen, Die bus Slid
ni6t fennen.
60 ticf. 70 Icioensopl. 10 groB,
60 eIcno, adj. unb adj, 10 9offnungsa
lps.
Gs 3udt in biefcm einsn Bid bic
8linoe
Nom 9Iuten elmer unbeilburen Dunoc,
llnb bcine 2ippc bebt: sd bin bic
SebnIuht."
YuuI @ d QnoerS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
& urpfu 6crei.

4r3t: .8uten gag, Serr 2ebmann,
sic ieben ia piebcr ean5 ppbl aus!
Meine Mcoi5in. bic i'd Sbnen pers
i6ri.b, bat uliO angei6lasen!"
2ebmann: n0us niht, Serr Dots
tor, benn i9 babe tie gar ni6t MADDEN
luiicn tOnnen, neil bus ReSept perlo.
rcr ge9dl1gen mar. Sd babe bann al'
les Der all6eilenoen Natur iiberlaiicn
uno bic bat mir 9ebolfcn!"
@r5t (drscrIih); nQ9, seben Sic
bod nit bieicr Surpfuiherin. Sofs
ientli4 ipiro ocr's Sunbipcrt aud eins
nal 9eleQtll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
e i " b d1 e II.

Srau (cin nelleS aleio onprobi.
rcno): ~Sicb' bod WGnndclL bicieS
lfone &leio, oos i'd mir g%efaliit babs!
gfun ratbe nal, ipos es Dir foltea
miro?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-16
TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION
Along Iron Mountain Between Here
and Little Rock.

The work of putting in new wires
from Little Rock to Pine Bluff will
begin Monday if it is possible to COM
plete the putting up OF the poles On
the line of the Iron Mountain between
Little Rock and Alexander When the
work on this part of the road was
practically completed several weeks
ago. the laying of poles and wires On
parts of the road between Little Rock
and Alexander was delayed on ac-
count of the high water. AS soon as
the water receded sufficiently men
were put On the work.
General Foreman of Telegraph
Browne said yesterday that plenty OF
material and equipment was on hana
to commence the work of total recon
structicn from Little Rock to PINE
Bluff and that all that is needed IS
men to do the work. and they can
have them as soon as the gang no"
working on the line to Alexander nave
completed their work.