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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
gYrion."
Samilien Insilna,
Gunntag, ben IL. Nnauit,
@isfpm's Tarm.


3meiE rppin5en ocrE l.
o IL / # E II. - Nnh ciner aus Honl
einoetroifenen GabclbotidoIt miro Der
Srocn Der Ea%iiioniIten bel elmer in
louisville. Gn., an Sonntoa itattiin-
6enoelt IerIuinmlulig in 5mei Frouin.
sen, cine 0iilihe urb cine meltlid)e,
eingetbeilt merben. Safer Charles,
Tcftor bes GaiiioniIten = aIcitcrs in
Yittsbnrg, mllrbe aum Tropin5inl Scr
lpeItIid)cn uro Gotcr Somca Scent
Stonc, ocr5citigcr Erqpin5iuI ocrgSer.
Stoatcn. 5ltm ErpoinjioI Ser 0itIidcn
9ropin5 crnannt. 3os aloitcr an Der
1reoerit Hpao miro Der 0itlihen Yro.
piit3 einoerleibt peoen. Gle Sarpt.
arbeit Ser Buiiioniiten trogt Oen Gba'
rofter Der Wiiiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Nns &sctier.

Sir MnrpIono mo ben Tiitritt
Columbia bcute pcrioOiide Hegcr'
giiie unb moglider g9eiie oltd NOR
acn; friifc Iiiolide 0inbe.
Ger h6fite Recommendations be-
irng geitern so 8rao nm Die Wit
ia9s5eit unb Der nieOrigIte 81 8ra0
Inn z llbr aben0S.
Sn Den ilbrigen. 9unOes.Netterlta
iionen lpurbc bic foIgenoe Warimul-
Temperotllr regiitrirt: Gnitport SO,
gortlon0 76. Bolton 70, Il6anp 81.
Rctn port so, Gbilaoelpbia SO, MI
Iantie-Gitp &c. Cape Mop "a, Boib-
ington so, g,orfolf so. Sotteras 76,
Charlotte 81, @ilmington so, GGorle.
iton 81, Saoannab 81, Sadipnpils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Grreidlt bic idnuadle Stcae

Sn Sen 9ieriorten Ser pamericon
9rauerei" iinO eririihenoe, lt1rfenoe
Generalization entbalten, melfe bei
beibem @et.er oie idmahe Steac er.
reidcn nt0 Ooa Splteln rlell bcIeben.
- Soloee" lit cine a~aentbal6en beliebtc
Sortr. aiitr nit 5nei Dubeno Gint.
flaihen ST. 1rauerei t104-tt2S
SillensS traBe. gel. s. 4 Y. 36t,
Yfo. t49t. (20W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Sin luiiroiacr 1SaG.

Gie rGboritp Srgon5otion So
ctetp" bat iih elmer olten oentlhen
Sroll ongenommctL lueldle alletn
itebt itno nidt mCbr fir ibrcn Sc
benSunterbolt iorgcn fam. Die olte
5rou mo6te germ IN Die YAugemcine
9eutIte 6reiienbcimotb" eintreten,
uno Der @obltB1tigfeits @cIelihoit
lit es %gelungen, 5000 fir 0eu 3iued
5niommCn 5t bringer. GS iino ober
$3.50 Crforoerlid, un0 oa Der pacoltc
Ylnb in ser Initolt MIR bis sum 1.
Mit9uit fir Die Srau often 9ebolten
ipiro. 10 tbut Gle notb. Die @eic0.
fdoft~ bot beSbulb Den n0eutihcn
Gorreiponoenten" eriud)t cinen Nuf.
rllf an ooS beutihc Yilblifum 81 er-
laiien. Snbiniouclle Gcutihe, bcut-
ide 8ereine ooer oeutlde Sirdenge-
mein0en, meld)e belicu poller, ser
alien Srou 81 einem iiheren Semi
5lt berbeIfen, fonnen ibre @eitr00e
an Die Icooftion OeS .Geuti6en
Gorreipon0enten," Or. 4t3. Sit.
galtimorcItrobe, fenben, mofiir in
ben SpoIten Der 3citlng prompt
qllittirt iperOen miro, oocr at Die
CHARITY Organization Socictp. "
Nr. t0t, @cit,So
Sn Der Heooftion fit bic 6rnu Elm,
~geloufen limo bon;
Inno VI. Heier, gtr. 1903, NeI,-
Snnnalcitrobc, So.
i. a., Sit RrottitrnBc. 90 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

SIS, <pitcr 80, Seen @cit 80, Ntlonto
Sc, Moutgomcrp 90, NcpsO Orleans
So, Nolcitinc -, @olpclton IS, Gor-
plt3 G6riiti SIS, Mcmpbia 80, Gincin.
natl Sc, Fittabnrg 81 OSuego 81,
glrfiolo 81, Glepclono 81, Getroit St.
NlpCno Is, MorQucttc 81, @recn8ep
50, Chicago SO, G4tlutb y. t. 8oul
ST, &onioa-Gitp 80, Gmo6o 80, Su.
ron 81, 9iSmord so SABRE 81, &clc.
nn 81, Sult 2ofc Sc, 9enper 80,
9tortb FIottc Sc, GooQc IS, NmoriQo
81 ul0 Cos InQclr2 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
@rOfer Nnnitacnnk in Sidlt.

Ter @icner Mdnucrdor fommt mad
Baltimore. - QHiro bier @oit ser
o8ormonic" iciu. - Sit cine Ser
berilbmteiten Cr8aniintionen ali
Dem 8cbicte Ser Utltitf in europa.
- Gin CONCERT iiir Baltimore.
Gas llncrmartetc trifit alio bod 5u.
Der 8icncr 0t0nner 9 @eialtgoerein,
cine DER 6%eril6mtclten mllifaIii6elt
Orgoniiationcu Guropo'S miro nod.
ties ESabr nod Baltimore fpmmcn un0
bier elm Gon3ert gcben, 0eiien eucn.
tucllcr llebcrifuB fir mobltbGtiqe
3uedc bcitinmt lit. WG6ren0 ieinCS
2lufcntbaIt5 IN Der Mtontmentcnltaot
miro ser &crcin @oit OeS @eiangper.
ciuS o0nrmonie" icin ser bic &orbes
%reitlnlGcn iiir Oas Gon5ert triift. Sr.
Sclilr ardmcr, Der 0cooQm1d)tiqte
oc& g8icucr M0nner @eIangpcrCinS,
neIbcr id, in Den Ser. Staaten olli.
bGIt, Inn in oen peri6ie0enen StG0s
ten. in meld)en ole S1n0cr aus ser
Gniierltn0t con5ertiren mcroen. Die
Gorbcreitungcn iiir ocren gmpian9
ut0 &er'orglna ST. t%rcfirl1, bat gcltern
nit S0. 6erOinon0 aoiicr, 9tuauit
Sober. @ctrp T6onlnS. &oGu @dlin9
u16 @cn5inQ cine GT0iiiarcn5 obaebol-
ten, in mcIder oic }(u1eIcgenbcit sur
Vciprcdung fam. 9a5 Hciultut ser
lllttcrbonolln1cn miro Der oSormo.
nie" in Ser n0ditcn SinQihtnoe aus.
cinan0ergeicbt umO oic oiii5ielc @in.
IaounG 6ieraui an Sen @ienec Mdn.
ncr . @eioraOcrcin %crlaiicn.
Sin moblnuSqeurbcitctc9 Yrogromm
Iiegt nntiirlid) nod nidt por, ober i'm
@robcn lit Scr &ciieplon fiir Den g8ie-
ner MGrmer : 8eiongpercin 5ereitS
oll5gcarbcitct. Ger 8ciud ser be
riibn1tcn S1nger miro Elm muIifoli-
idcS @rcigniB eritcn Holl0cS weroen,
ia ser @iener WGnner @eiangpercin
b%Cfnnntlid an eritcr Stclle inter SEN
oroBen W1uucrd)0rcn Gltropu'3 ltc6t.
gtod iinO Die unucr4leidlihcn Srium.
pie u%nocr9ciicn, oic oieieS 6riibiobr
Sic Miener Serren bel ibrcr Singer.
inbrt in 2onoon crrltn1cn 6abcn. Die
Ionlt 10 fate briti'de Grciie Itimmte
Elm bcgciitcrte8 Sob fiir ole Sangcr
an ltn0 Die Wfonitre = Gon5crte 3ltml
9eltcn Der 2onooner Nrncn moren
fiinitlcriid iolpobt, ME ~iiltan5iel
Hieiencrfol9c.
Mud bier miro Scr @ieuer WGnner.
@%ciangucrcin MIR fiir m~obItbdtiQe
3mcde Iingen. 3ruei groBe Gon5erte
iollen IN NewyDorf peronitoItet mer.
sen. @aibin9ton, Baltimore, YbiIo.
0elpbin, buffalo uno notwithstanding
Bolton wcrorn @clegenbcit crbalten,
Die NSiener 81 borent.
Cine ponpoic Seier lit an Sen Nio-
90ra.6Glen %9eplolnt, bic Niles an
S66ubeit iibcrtreiicn ioll, mas Die
oeriu0bntcn @Gite bisbcr 9cicben ia.
ben,
Ger @iencr Mdnner-8 cianguerein
miro AnfonqS Moi, porunalidtlid)
oui einem eioenS fiir i'm gemietbeten
Inrnpfer oeS Norooelltihen 2lopo
BON 9remen, 200 Wtam ltarf, obiob-
rem. Der Nufentbult in Nlnerifa lit
a1i unQeidbr brei gSod)cn berednet.
G0llar6 arentier. Ser Gonponiit uno
9irtaent. miro Die 9roBcn Gon5erte
Ieiten. Als 5nciter G5orleitcr miro
&ifnro Sellber9er Die S0ngerfobrt
mitmo6cn. Gommer3ialrotb 6ron3
Sdneioerbon, ser perbienltpolle Yr0.
lioeut 'oes @iener Wdnncr q, 8eiang-
SereinS, miro an Der Spite Der liebcn
W0ite beriiber fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

Sin idlOnes nno niitlifrs 8eideaf
fir gnacbOrige lit INNER cine lcbens.
srofc photographic oSer cine Flint.
lcriidJ bulcnbete Gopie eimes alien
gilocs in Grapon, @aIerfarbe, Del
obcr Gaitcll. Die id0niten Cabinet.
biIocr nnr 81 PRO 9ntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, beutid)er 8boto9rapb,
CO., 321 Norb.0 ags Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
3et5cn SHIIe II. GHIIc.

8ei5cn SiiIIe Ii. 6iIIe.
- Witglicoer Scr 9onbelSfommer
empfingen geItern t02, TAG 9llideI
@ei3cn. Sn ber grpBen @etrcioc.
Glebatoren Iie9er iebt 631,SS0 gn
libel bieicr @etreiociorte, uno in 5ebn
2ogcn merben cS 100000 9ui6et
ieiit.
Sum 2icutenont Der Com.
pognic rW" beS piertcrt Mili5-9iegi.
ments cripGblt porOen lit Sr. ".
SaunoerS Gurr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

9oieboll. - Hegen mufte &c
Itcrn ein Spiel ouf oem 9uieboQfeI.
De an Der 2)orf,Gooo unm09IidL ga.
fir ttnocn bcutc Nndmittog 5ipei
Gonteitc 5luildcn Baltimore Ii. Nefu.
ort ltott, bercn criter INN . llbr9tod.
mltta9S beginner ioH. Cas- Helul.
tot IN anocrcn St1bten Der .Gultern
Seaaue" mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Sbcu. s. 0icner 4: So.

HeiIe Bureau uno @edielItube.
S6lffsfarten BON uno mad 0eutih-
lonO nit Dem Norooeuti6en 2lonb
ufto anberen 2inien. 8eiiep0iie, 8ef.
iel, Greoitbriefe uto @eIoicnoungen.
217 St.@altimoresS trake.
(209-)
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Sdiffsfarten BON nnb nad 3entidl-
LAMB.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: aa.
iiite $50, $40 nnb $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
Hunoreiie 81 biaigerem Hreiie. Sbeo.
$. 3icncr & Go., 217, Gi-galtimure.
Strafr. G70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Rbcnmatismms, 0idt, Santfranf.

beiten etc, aarontirte Sur I'M
s@ienna Sanatarinm," GER. 4t3, So
Sapette.S Str. Sonatoriuin lit arsge.
itattet nit alien mobernen Npparaten.
(Suli21J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
RGdDitc - Scniatiun - 0adJi
Snnd=YQrR

@af6iugtuu, .. Is. V
8erfndlter Selbitmorb, tdalidl stuei Mlaf. :
Ter arpbGrttae NltnS
tn iciaem tuoesutht1igeu abrutItl am IrabtIeil.
5ngfidl 5iuet Voritelnmaen
tn Der sS~dbe 1om %. Snlt.
6reis6nu5ert nnb n%emartige Nfte.
Had1ntittagc NIB Nbenes.
30 nnhere grnRnrttgc sdamiteanngen 30
(207,0)
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Sine Sran ucrbrannt.

Gr0uri9e 6olgen elmer &aiolin 2 @r.
pIoiion. - 6rou ,5oDn ". .@ul1
OaS 0pier. Storb 9cIterr
9(6enO I'M Sophia. - 50r 3mei
Sabre altcs Slim 0lcjbt inner.
icDrt.
1rou So6n u. gsol}, 80 SATIRE aft.
Don 9tr, 1901, N}cNcnrg 5truBe.
Itarb 9eItern 2[6eno I'M o8rant-
fin . SQlnre 9oipitol" III 6ol8c
BON NranNpuloen Wcldc tie bel
elmer @oiolin Grploiion %crIitt, Die
lid, Geitcrn 8ormittlI If llbr in
ibrcr @oGntn9 crci0Nctc. Erot Der
bclOcn6oitcn 9emii0lllcn OeS 8rn,
SEQ, u. Mitd)eu Don ]tr, 1910, Otc.
8enrpitraBc, pltr0e Gruu 9SaI3 ON
aopi ut0 0berf6rper idrcdlid Der,
brouut ul0 batten Sic Ner3te feline
&oiimlng oti ibr ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Cine 5uci Sabre alte ]}idte Der I'M.
gliifli6cn 6rau, mclhe iiA sur 3eit
Ser Grploiion e6enioQ9 in Ser aii6e
6eionO, ent9ing unocrlebt.
IoS 6rennenoe @oioliu biiatc ben
Sbrrf0rpcr ser 6rau @ulj 10 Elm, 0dB
Srn. Mit6eQ'S 9iod, NIT meldlem Der
ie(bc Die 6Ionmen 3r critifcn illdtc,
pollltdn0i9 perbranntc. Otit 8itlfc
0e5 Sergcatten Wortmdn uno Der
Eoli5iltcu Nobinion mo &adIon MIR
DC 6rau @olj in Der Nmbllanj Oc8
iiiolucltIidcn GiItrifta nod Dem ge-
nonntcn Soipitnl ii6crgcfitbrt. Sic
GrpIoiion ereignete lit 0aourd, Dab
ser @aioIiHbeb1lter mtpeOcr SIT icbr
crbibt mltr6c o0cr ober DOM 9reuner
aus 6clcr ling. 6rou @ol5 mar nit
@iiQcln beihGitiQt un0 Bate cben eil
@iigclciien pom Oicn gcnommeh ais
Ole Grplolicn eriolgte. Wtit Dem brcn.
nclt0cn Cele 6coedt, elite 5rol &al5
ourCb ibrcn Sofraum uod ocnljeni9cn
uon Srou S0a 56orJc, gtr. 1901,
MilbclmItroBe. Sr. Witdea, Ser al
scr Gfc Itano ltno sic 6rmu 6enerfte,
500 %iofort ieinen Gof ans unO Der.
itftc, nit oemicI6eu Die 6lnmmcn 5u
erItifcn, mas i6m jc0od nidt %iofort
0clnng. on Der nod niht Idpper gelltg
mar, INN Die Quft poQitdnOig o6}ubol.
ten. Die 6ralt Dur0e Damn IN Ser
@obnung bon 5rou Iborle nieOcrge-
Icgt bis sic 4nbulou3 cridien.
3n Scr 3tpii6eu5cit bate SorrD
SoneS bon 0r. 1920, N}cSenrpitroBc,
bonn Goiten Nr. 46t aus cincn NIarnl
cingcIortOt. Die 6cucrncbr bottc ic-
Ood1 Hid)t mcbr piel 81 tblIL ou ST..
MitheQ Sen brennenOcu Glen bereits
III Sen @oiraum ge!porfcn bate. Gas
8criidt pom 0em llniol 6ottc lid 10
raid in ser N%odboriddit pcr6rCitet,
0oB iid &un0crtc BON 6rolcn unO
&in0ern eiufon0cn, neldc Sen Inl-
bltlau5luagen u%mItQnoen.
Gas 5rpci Sabre olte ainO, 0aS iid
nit Srnt WaI3 in Scr Slide 6eiauo,
lit ooS God)terdcl oeS 0riOers ser
2ebtcren, Srn. 6ronf Sibbergcr, mel
der in Ben Icbtcn 5mci 8odet Ieine
6rolt un0 Gin &ino perIor uno OoS CT,
m1bnte Gin0 oc$boib in Die 0bblit lei
l,er Sduciter oegcbcn bate.
Guabe ii berfnGrcM
Der II Sobrc olte ScrbCrt Sur
Guidl Spbn bon 9}ot1an 6lrrbuih,
9tr. 1905, 8linoon %9(pern,e, muroG
geitern Ibcn0 in Der N1Gc ieincrg3oG-
nllng bon elmer &IItihe ocS &rn. Sob,
Npi, 9tr. 70S, Portland Strnbc,
iiberfdbren. Gr wllrOe in Scr autld)e
bcS 3errn Sol nod Dem nMorDlon0
ltniperlitGts p Soipitul" 0ebrodt, no
cS lid bcrnnaitcllte, Dab Der anobe
oltBer elmer &opfuunoe feline meite-
renScrlcbultgcn oopongctrogcn bate.
: mes y . e III q d
SeIb it morO Ser Ii d. Gas.
Qsnfno OK Nokrn IN n,,, Mnffn ,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

: mes Yotee NJ q h f
SeIb it III moro Ser Ii d. So5.
Eotee, % Sabre aft. Elm Neiic Don
@olter Gotee, Der am 81. MGr5 in
@rooflpn oht Ycrionen iHob, 0oS
8obnbouS leincr Mlltter i'll 9rano
Itedtc unO iid Damn ielbit crid)oB,
mohtc am 0onneritng Nahntittag Ell.
men SclbItmor0Uerird), inocm CT III
leincr Mobnung all EatnpSco. utr0 g..
StraBe GuedIiIbcrbporat perid)llIdte.
&ronfbeit ln0 NrbcitSloli1fcit lollen
Den 0runo 81 Dem per5ueiielten
Shritt gcbiloct boben. 8otee mar lett
mebr ais einem Monat auBer Arbeit
utb botte Elm 6uBleioerL moiiir inn
Elm qr5t QuediiIber nerihrieben bate.
Gm Gonneritog Nodmittng id)ien CT
gang Defenders nieoergeidlagcn 5u
Ictn. Gr begob ii6 nod ieinem 3in-
mer un0 fur5e Belt oaroui b0rtc Ieine
Wtutter, 6rau emma Eotcc, Sdners
5cnsIoute. Sir rief Or. s. Z, RobiIt.
ION berbei, Ser Sen SelbItnorb San.
biooten onber 0efabr crflGrte, nod).
Dem CT i'm mr6rere Sturoen bebolt.
belt bate. Muno, aebIe ntb Mo9en
moren ihrcdlit pcrbrannt uno fat
Der iltngc Mann grobc Shmcr5en
nts5uiteben.
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rWeinn0uereim iSrphiinn."

UWVTUHBUVFTTH NFUDtHH."
@rOfcr Tamilicm . gnSflng mad
Scnfcrt'S Harf. Sonntag, ben 20.
Snlt. (209,t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

Sontmcr : grfuriions : gilete mad
Dem @eiten titb 5iiopeIten t1glidl
Biz gum 30. September slim gerfunf.
Man ipre6e BET Billet Mgenten fir
gin5elbeiten Dor.
G86,S,9t,3,5,S,200 ,2,5,7,9,f2)
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
Tn the Right Room.

At the latest of the ladies' clubs . pets room." with little stalls for doer and cats. lsnurs and lizards. all the smail creatures that lady finds neees- sary as companions. Is provided.
 One of the most enthusiastic members was showing her friends of her OWE sex over the establishment, and opened the door of the pets room with proper pride.
 There, in the center of ths room, on two chairs. sat two immaculately clothed young men, grave of faca, but with a wicked twinkle in their eyes.
 Don't you know this is the ladisg pets room"" asked the enthusiastic member, with some aceroity.
 That's why we are here" repl3eA the more serious of the two young msn. wtts becoming gravity Sporting Times.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
HIS FIRST WATERSPOUT.
Green Sailor Boy Wanted to See One, and He Was Quickly Ac-
 commodated.

A vaterspout Is one of the first thin EA | green sailor boy wants to see. He has read about it as one of the wonders os the sea. and it rouses his keenest curi' osjty. He gets the old sailors to promise ,o cali him when one is sighted. They promise. winking stealthily at each oth- CT, relates an exchange.
 The ship gets down into tropical wa- ters. and the boy is told that water spout may come along almost at any time.
 One night he Is awakened suddenly. An old sailor shakes hin.
 Come on! Hurry up, young feller: thsras q waterspout on the starhoard bow bearing right down on us"
 Th. boy hastens up the companion vsy without waiting tO drsss. and e he darts out on decK ne IS thrown down hr mass of water descending on him like wet mountain. He struggles to his teat, gasping, sputtering:
 "Ma-a-s that-t wa-a-a-ter epout!
 The sailors are around him roaring. Then he looks up above the companion wayand sees anempty hogshead. Havins seen and felt the waterspOut, he descends to his bunk, wipes himself dry and turns lw. Next time waterspouts in great num- bars may be reported on both bows, but ns vii, have no particular desire to ob- s~rye them.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
EXTENDING BOUNDARIES.
Soma of Our Larger Cities Have An uexed Ground Far Into Adja-
 cent Farm Lands.

According 10 8 recently issued csCslA bulletin, the real rank of cities ia not d. ways indiostsd by the order in which they stand n the tables of population, Some great centere have a considerable part of tbeir massed population lying outside the municipal boundaries. Bos tg2u is I good example; aboEt 20O,0 2aopls live in sight of the state house dome, and less than 500 900 of them are cities havs annexed far into the farm lands of the adjacent country. says Youths Companion
 It Is customary to speak of the poputa- tiou ct 8 state. "ln proportion to tts stse' SUch q com mparison is seldom made of cities. although 1t might not bs uljutevesting. Pittsburg. for example, has q population of 8 third of a million on 13.000 acres ot ground; New York's posuiadou, little more than ten times as great, spreads over nearly 12 tmeS as many acres.
 Chicago was long famous for tts am nexation habit, but since 1890 New York
 
 Chicago's total area. New Orleans has & slightly larger area than Chicago Each of them covers six times the area of Baltimore.
 Washington. which occupies the Mary. land part of the ten miles square ees aside for a national capital, Is a fair siyed city as area gees, for this genera tion. It may seem small & century hence although 1t looked abundantly ample for all the purposes of urban development when laid out.
 Tn the case of cities. as we'll as of other corporations. consolidation is plainly one of the tendencies of the times Mors than one-third ef those in the United Staoes have added to their territory by annexation since 1880, Townships and counties are occasionally subdivided, by reaapu of local interests, but the cities ssem to be steadily pushing their boua- daries outward. There are some eco. nomic reasons for this. but the reason Ia many cAsas has been the desire of their inhabitants to make "good show ing.'
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17

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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17

missing AG Chly OnCA SGt N nine Of the perDns selected GSs nu&. Der ssyen. and one of them ssieeted nine. 1t .S not difficult to Undsrstand vhy the mind should run to tha auua' Der saveE Eveu in tho c8se oe ths man who fixed his mGnd on ths azm- bar uins, he told me wheI II wA SA oyar that his mind bad hrst rGo ts seven. but hs quickly changed 10 aina without knowing Just why IL was shas hs changed. Seven IS the most prom . irent figure between ous aud tsa. It ss lne mos. popular number la the iiae. and is associated with mGe thiags than any other numbsr. and ft is quits reasonable that the miad ahe0ia fight on segeu. made another tes& tue other Gay with avs persons. asking e&ch Of thefu X, write some uumber between ons acd ten, and give 1t to sixth peg son. When ths slips had beep banded to td9 a.xtA Man l sald, 'Saveo is she a1mbeT 0u each of tha aiips,'
 "'Carr oct" said tho man ta whom they had beeo handed. aud the Aws mon vera q blt hewildsrod foe tue nom ent by tue fact that they had ail hit upoa tue aIue number, and that was ab!a to tell what the number was IL would bs quite as easy to eama < nuubec between 10 aud 20. though have made no tests along this line dare say that ta wcutd be the dca number to dash ia the ai'nU, simply because i. Is tue most talked of. aod the only number between 10 and 20 that las taa widest assoctatiOG. Sd ypH can tell thare is 10 trick about ie snd T. doeSn't require aay knowIedxs oi t1s NeuIt phiiosophies.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
Longevity of Birds.

Small singing birds live from e!sst Co sShteer years. Ravens have lived tos almost 100 years in captivity. and par. rots longer than that. Fowls live h t, 20 years. The wild goose l,yss un- ward of 100 years, and swans are said tA have attained the ago of 300. The lonA life of birds has been t1tsrprstsA aa con psaAation Gss taA GfSai osrtaats - th0Rtc., nl.tt Il es.i%} ,.....r4 ;
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
Baby's Eyelashes.

Som, mothers clip the baby's eye Iasaes to make them grow long. This may be all right for the baby. but after
 maturity has been reached 1t is perhaps s.tstr to rub little pure oir 'nlent o< otMu vaseline into the laah@a rsthss sAan. 5o cIIS t4s anSs.--..Aisdfj ssA. .Estk. :.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
THROUGH DAMN PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, ST. lOUlS-l0S ANGELES,

The Union Pacific has placed in service a through Sleeping Car between above points, va the Wabash, Union Pacific, Ore gon Short Line and the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroads. Cars to leave St. Louis every day and run through without change.
 Stopover is made at Salt Lake City, thus affordirg passengers a whole days sight seeing in the Mormon City.
 This line is equipped with Is section, wide, vestibuled Pull man Tourist Steering Cars, of the latest pattern and first class in every respec--
 Connections car be made en route with Fl:i.aan Tourist Sleeping Cars io sa;ne train for San Francisco ard Portland,
 Inquire of L. [. TownsIey' C. A. 9o:3 Olive s. St. Lou'S' r3D
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-17
Warning Order.

Maud Eutler, plaintiff VI. | N F'9tlel' '4@-e'. {: q. In tbe Jackson Cl.a1..ec. Cuurs. The defendant, L r. l'1'.e-' .'" 'i'rned |" N z ,,,u, jb ;his court w;th.:, thi.t% daY', a2 '., ,Y;s, the ee..:pts,nt i !ae ...''''ii-.' Ma H;,t?er.
 Given ,h.s .9i ny Of A.:.e., l'li; ....
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-22
STOOD BY HIS
SHIP AND WENT
DOWN WITH HER

Boston. Sept. ga story OF the
wreck OF the tern schooner Nellie Floyd
OF New York and OF the loss OF her
captain was told by six survivors of the
wreck who were brought into this port
last night by the steamer Nacoochee
from Savannah.
Capt Matheson, a middle-aged man,
who lived in Provincetown, was I'm com %
mand OF the Floyd. and when she found
cred off the coast OF Cardenas last
Tuesday. he stood by his vessel and
shouted Good by 10 the six members
OF the crew who took 10 RATS impro-
vised from the schooners matches.
After drifting for nearly "a hours,
clinging TO the RATS waist deep In the
water, with no food and only half
gallon OF water. the six men were pick
ed up by the Nacoochee OF savannah
and landed here last night They are:
Chief Oficer p. r. Joansen, Steward
Everett Heughan, Seamen Henry Bailey,
Frank Bowman, John Granville ana
Henry Smith. all of New York.
The Floyd left New York sept. 10 Tor
Savannah, heavily laden with lumber.
According to the Marine Register she
was owned by Floyd & Newins. of New
York cityf She was three-masted yes
sci Of 434 tons net burden. She was l36
feet long, 3S feet beam and 10 feet deep
she was built at Port Jefferson, \. Y,
ir 1879.