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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02

boor frr5 iGeeren 81 luiicnL 'elne
1teioer bcbouptctelL llru lld) oo9 alr
cines romiihen &mlpcratora 5rl gebeft
- oo mar eS nm Den Ell0er ais Yer
ihonermqSnittel geS @oareS 0eld)s'
ben. - @enn cr Jest iciHe MieoernlI1'
eritebung erIeben lolIte, 10 lloAS
ihlieBlid BUM lroitc oicnclL nab Der
Gr. Gubunc9 i'm ais Nr5t oil ltdl
nid)t nIr gar nidt iiir inter ulItll
l%lmitGn0cn id0blid crfIdrt, %lonoertt
linn ioNor gcniiie acknowledgements
DC GiNenihnften 5ltiprid)t. GoTilr 1T
IS inociicn cmplcblcu3lpcrth ouB Ie'
0e Ganic ibrcn EuOcr iclblt nod e.
nru %crprobtcn NcjcptC bcreitc. @un}
10, mic Is id)on I'M Il. S%abrbunoert
Die Murihoain Don NHnGont tbot,
0crcn 9lnocnfcn 0lrd) 008 nod bclItt
%0ebrGud)lidc .EollbrC &c la More
dale" llniterblidteit 0cmonncn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02

Die S~cniotion Montc Carlos lit
oll9enblidlid) ein Nlmcritancr. 30
mems Gnrnborougb, Scr Houlettc nad)
elltenl gnll5 llcllell, 'cbr filbncn Sps
item ipieIt. Gr ninmt ltets Elob Dor
Dem rotbcnS ubleuu, no ibm oic bobcn
3iffern ocS SpiclbretteS beqllem sur
&nno iino. 3u bcioen Scitcn mltB
linn cine Game iiBcn, bn cr 9lollbt,
ionit fem @liid 5ll bobcll. gr mcd)s
ielt 5lunGdit iiir 5000 bis 1000 Murf
Eopiergelo III goloenc EIoqueS I'M
@ertbc bon etpo ie 80 Wnrf I'M.
Gam itopelt CT Die @olomiin5cn III
fleinen SGilen nnf Notb onf, nobel
Elm fiir nllc Wtnl p%creinbart it, Dob
CT nid)t olli ROTH ipiclt. Gr mnrtet
meter, bis Der Groupicr icinc &ilgcln
III 9~eruegunN iebt. Gam ltebt cr AM
mo lebt nit bclocn SGllocn flcilc
@oloi0ulen mli Die 3iiferrL sic Dor
inn licgclt, ,. +. olli % bis 36.
W~innd)nlol belegt cr lie allie, mnld)mnl
crtont Ger Nllf ocS Gronpicrs: yMicu
lie "a pins" ebe cr uui nllc tScloer
qe'eBt bat. Menm cine flcinc 3iifer
bernuafomnlt, p%crlicrt or ieillen gan
sen GinlaB, $500 bis 1000 Wtnrf.
Salts cine hohc 3ificr berallStommt,
geluimt or beltimnlt ctuna, rnlo aperm
cine Der mittleren 3iiicrn ollSNerilIell
miro, bciipiclsmciie 26, % obcr 81.
10 ltebt ibm oas flint. bis Ied)sfohc
Marimum, B. T.. 10000 Worf, IN
9nloiiht. @epinnt cine ser linn
nGditen 3iiicrn, beiipiclsiueiie y, 30
ODER 33, 10 geuinnt er beiltobe cbenlo
uicl, nlinoeitcna ieood) 10000 Wtarf.
Sails cine Der 3iiiern oIi Der aloc-
ren Scite bcrdusfon1mt, bcilpicl@iueile
%, % ooer 81, obcr cine Ser Ono
| SiifcrlL bciipielapciie 81. 30 oocr 36,
10 ocuinnt or crbeblid) lpeniger.
Narnborcu9h bat bisber %groBortl9c
Griol9c ~crSielt. Ginnal gciunun or
bel srpei Gini0ben 10000 Murf, Elm
anoermol nit pier G~ini1ben 64,00O
Worf llno elm nnoermnl nit cinem
Giniab uuf 30 runo 10000 Marf.
Nnoercrieits uerlor er ein nnoermol
in elmer Stunbe 100000 Mari. Gr
lit uber INNER nod Der 9anf I'M
100000 Mfarf poralIs lunb bot nod,
longe nid)t Ole Mbiidyt, auf5uboren.
Gr lit pieliad)er WilionGr uno oni
%ieiler eigenell Sod)t nod MonteGarlu
aefonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02

idmorscn aieieln miibielig %berutSior-
tirt lperocn!
SIS gibt nlebr Giomonteu III Der
g9elt, ais iid unierc Shrllpeiabc't
tr1luuUn l0Bt. @oIltc mon in Stint
Gcrlpu 0icie &orrGtbe nit Der @uit
Der Muid)iucn oll3lr cifriH ans SO-
acolidt i0r0crlL Der 9ium0ntcnmorf.
mare iibcriluthct, Die QlcibcnoeFrudlt
cntlucriuct. 9teih nuf ErciS muB
man bultclL ulld) bel Giomontcn! ISu
COicr 6iiriprQe bnbcn 0c@boIb ole
NCrrcn Nftipn0rc beltinlut, bob i0br=
lid) MIR cine Qcluiiic Giumontenmaiie
al9ae0robcu miro. Ntcbr ia MIDI,
bCluuhrc!
Gic gauge Sto0t lcbt mo utbmct in
elmer Ntnloip61rc BON 0iomoltcn.-
y&oa Die Srcnl0an ans ollcr Nclt
bcrbcilodt - Iiumuntcn! I'm m05
MON iCilidt ulO buu0clt IN Den cIc-
9nutcn NiIrcor9, 100 an Der MonN
itutt 0cN brutulcn NniHlug3 o3eit lit
@clh" 5unlcilt 0oa %bcfnnntc Ncu1r,
bcr0'ihc Nil0 Sic SuQO nud) Dem
@liIt" bdnQt - 0immontcnl @o3
Die 9cbottcn IN ocn &ncipcn belcbt.
Die Mopic BORT in Dem fleinen sc
ridtainol crbibt, Ocn N%rrcltontcn,
mcldcr JEST 0cihIoiien 6urh Die
StnubitruBc trnu9portirt miro, iE
Die 9Irmc DER EoIi5ci I~icierte. 0icQ}2r-
brcd)cn orilbcn Der gran rniiormir=
ten 3lIhtbGll2lcr pcrnnlobte - Clio.
montcn mo INNER Giomontcn,
limo bod bari bier 9ticuon0 rinCn
Giomontcn bclibclL oDnc init cincm
Sd)cln pom Commencement icin 81
Ncntblm@rcd)t n%udnucilcn 81 f0nmca,
9tienouo cinCn Siomontcu fouicl
00cr pCrtnlllclL obrc ipc5icllc @ollr
ncrnemcnt = GrINuhniB. 3ului0cy-
hnnolluuN miro nit %mchriGbriQcm
,}lihtbou2 bcitroit. Mnu mill ollrdb
0iclc 0rofonild)e Ginrihtun0 0cn0iu.
muntcn : 9icbltnhl uerbinocrn. 0o5u
itclltc Die Me1icrlmA nod cine Mtoii,
Sotlpibcl an @cncrulldurfen, mclhI
in Der Nto2tc cbrlidrr NtGnner 0ct
llntuloigrn SIT 0iinltiQcm 0iomms
tcntuli pcrfiibrcn mollcn. S%ofipiBci
bcoclltcl ltet@ rincn S6onoiIcd Ger
M~cd)tHpilcNc. 9ic cnNliid)c MeQic.
rlnN idCint NnGciihta bicieS 0io.
Observation-Disclosures oltf ioldleS honns
ilcdc nidt pcr5idtcn 81 f0nncn.
@riinoIid) pcrltnllbt, crnlottet nnO
crnliloct pom cui9en &crlnnitei0cI
loilc i) mid enoIid) bintcr elmer Tla-
id)c &opmcin nieocr. ySic er- 0llld-
NlltdIud - 10 GOLDEN ms @loS peril,
lit e. mir oul cinmol ais miliie ih
iibcr 0cn Gon5en 0iomnntentrom bell
ollflodcu.
Gob, 9cbt mir bod oonlitl Die
iunfelnoc Come, 9libcrnoc Sbol-
tropicn lcndtenbc SrorcnonNcn
0oa lin0 mcine Giumonten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02
Barrier Sricf.

Sb lie mobl fonmcn miro }llWl or
lien Tcicrtug? Sd oentc al 0icSur
0clcn &cbermurit, Die ncinc 6ror
nit ollbcrcn iCincn TIcildmooren III
Gcutihluno bpitclltc. Gle EOlttortc
mllroc rcdt5citiQ ob0clon0t, obcr
miro ulld) Ooa Eodct rCdltieitlA bier
ciutrciicn? Wiein NricItrGQcr bcbollp
tct, Ooruui lei fumn III }0bIri. Gr
ltan0 pnrbln bier llrbcn nrlllcnl
Shrcibtiidl Scr modcrc StootSbcom'
tc, 0cnll or bate lidI bel Der 3ptc DC
Grlnlibnib crbetemmlr perIonlld) Nrn'
tllircn 5lt oiiricn. 3rnl nellcn &obr
natiirlid). GiNcntlid) bate cr lid) MT
ieiIlCln @llhc lhpu perlpGtCt, Nci pic
len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bate cr olc Ncll'
iabra Wrotulution ld,ol III 0cn cr'
item Icjcnhcrtogen anNcbrod)t, ohcr
mir ais ultcm &lnl0cl Ncm0brtc CT
Nniidub. Gic GcrCmonic iii nou'
lid INNER i%dmcrSholt lilr NoH Foric
monnoic. No! Mou lit Ooron &C
mGbnt, mo 10 bcfnm Der Hlcbcrc olld)
hclltC mieOcr lcinCn buIbcn SollHoor
mic IN irilbcrcn %ubrCl. Menl0er
tonlltc id, linn nld)t 0cbcll, Dcnll Id
i'm nid)t bel lcillcn Norgcicttcn III
id)lilnmcn Ncrbodt hrinQen polltt.
Die HcQicrrn1g Der aollld)cn Nepn'
hlif hcQt 81 mir oo1 quite &crtrollcl',
oob id) ibrcr Eoltpcrlunltuna reacl'
maBiN 81 Ncuinbr ocn Ircllpllli0cl
Sribut BON 5cbn Sranca crlcQcll mer'
DC. Marum? Mcil iM boS IN mel
llell lcidtiirmiacn acknowledgements.
Dor ldn9cr ais cincm Nlcrtcllnbrbul'
bert, bcreita 0cthorL ais mir Die Folt
5lllll critcn Mnlc ibr Ncuinbraonac'
Gin0c, cincn Galcnoer I'M Mertbc po!l
20 GicnnigeL ilbcrrctdcn mo 5ll.
0leid) ibrc ouirittiNlten Slid. ino
Sc0cnSipiinid)e ouaiprcd)en licB. GiC
Hrieitr19er limo iilr 0lclc Sel0lti0unl
nidt ucrolltmortlid) 81 MADDEN, ca i'll
Der Stoot, Der Die Ncttclci NcbuiS
AuIbciiering iciucr SInon5cn or9oni
iiri hat. Sos @oloitiid, boS id, Dor.
hin Dem orncrl Suboltcrnel bcb0ll
oiate, blcibt nid)t icin Gigentbuml
ion0ern cr mub es icincm Silreauuor
iteber ublieiern Der 0olelbc bcrei,;
ermartete, Inn es 5n Den oiloert.
Spenoen 81 legen. Sobolo 81,
Sonmluug geihlolien Iein miro, cr
iolqt Die Shcilung. Sin Irittel geh
in bic augemeine YeniionStoiic oc'
GoItbeomien eiu Trittel bebGlt oc1
Serr Yiireou . &oriteber iitr lid mi
oen Reit oilrien ieine llnter9ebenel
pertrinfcn. Mon begreilt, ooB Z;
inter lold)cn @erbultnihen 5lcnllld
aemnat m1re, Den einmnl anacnom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02
Sas iran,6Iiid,c ygIeinc Sans"

ErGiiocnt @oltbct riiitct lid, icinc
NmtaiuobminN ooS Glplcc, 5n r0lls
men mo iiir icincn 9crpGbltcn Nod
tolNcr Elat 5lt MADDEN. Sclt Der
@riinoun0 Der brittcn Mcplblif hn'
ben Jest iicben E%rGiiocntcn sort &C.
mobnt: Sbiera, Der Moridall Moc.
Wobon, SUES @rcprl Gornot, Goii'
mir Ncricr, Sclir Sourc mo Gmilc
Sotbct. Solierea lit Der od)tc. SSiini
ul0OreiBig Sabre bcnlotrntiidcr 81.
Id)ld)te hoben lid IN bieicm Hobnlen
ab9elpiclt. Nbcr ooa Glpicc bot aud,
anoerr ,}citcn crlcbi; Der oiii5Iellc
Euloit Der Hcpliblif hot cine GerNon.
gcnbcit. Ole hurd)ono nidts Hcplbli
fonIld)cS bot. Gic @%cIrgcnbeit lit
aiInitig nni oieic &cr9ougcnbcit ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02
Etuas Ouni Naarpuocru.

@enn Die 3eiden nid)t trigger 10
lit onc Mualidt p%orbunoen. ooB ori
ben Sontoiic @Gllcn. Die Ole beain,
Observation-Disclosures Soiion ms brill.
gen miro, boa Fllocrn scr Saorc mie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02
Sas p~rciSacfr6ntr Moltfc Sicb.

NV lltSNNlipitih "tpifft
Nor &ohrc"1rtlt crIicB oo9 petonnle
6on1tlicnbIott "@ortcnlolIbe" el'le''
NlllrllI an Selltld)Iollo" Sld)ier sur
Sho'rllll9 cIllc@ N'ollIe SleoeH !''''
lcBtc jllAICId) mr. ooH oellr F'!'lo'l'rn5
De @cold)f ''llrll epFV''pF''N Don Nv"
Mort aus. !'INf lp'llI0'r ol' Z2ol
Gin'cnoln0cn NIIlNcII EN- lIllo e" loor
Tohr 7ctlcn u yilirrrrou uub GmiI
Nrir, oh3noih 6orn(oth, nrci
hpr nou,hoitcitcn urN bcfonutcitcn
cdriititclcr7 u1tidlono'a. fcinc&lci.
,,iofcit hi,ic McNidbtr ollr 011rdulic.
hpn NM sic rcrbtc y2obl III trciicn.
Sic ciri,tcr lid, ihlicRlid olli DoS
nan ~ " 7rl,orn ocbidhtctc mn
ctn0P'ollote S''o ll''o o''l'r 'o' jG9'
oel ollHN'''8'rh Ftt!| ''gu'iv,' SS''
lo''c1 oo@ PFVI'"V'io'N "''''V ~N'
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1niclt l}l6icr, 5ronrmlcrl @ciucr!
7oa Mnltfc YicD rridoUt:
7oa yich pom orpRcn Sdmciucr,
g}om Mcnrrol Gclhmoriholl.
ger ms OCH tF''''o 8'!u'o"'"
e>I T~lloII'9VIlo''I'I'' "'''H
yer III" III ''oI5''' Su3v'
"''''0tI Il" S''H s" ~'"'
Q,nh ln1 Ser 0cutidc Wihcl
g}rrihlnicn mi Dem 0br,
"a meat INN id,pu sic 5ihrl
Scr Wnltfc lana urppr.
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7oa oob ri, ihorira ShoIicn:
6in hriRca Uru0tcicit!
6r lrbrtr Oos Wuuoiicu
Inns iiihrcn. id,ori mn ieIt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02

mllr0lQCn A.llellCl lulllVlI WI
Sabre 171S crbout. Ger 9aunlclltcr
bieb Molct. GiHcntbiinlcr oca Fuln'
ties mar Der @ruf D'GurCur, Der brit
tc Subu Oc9 Nrr5ogo Don 9ouIIlpn.
Soint Sinlou iogtc bon ibnL ouB
icin @ciidt mo icin &argon orll GA'
men 0riiCl. Mu9 lth III BENT llcllcr'
bultcu Fulnit 5utrug, lul'cn plr
nibt. IS lGBt obcr Wt0udc9 0urnllt
idlicBch bob BORT IdoH inter 0cnI
critcn NCrrn bic guIuntcn NbcntclIcr
bcQonucm, ole lidJ ultcr Dem 5luelteH
5lu b0ditcu 9liitbc %cntioItcn %lolItcr1.
Gicicr 5lueitc SciiBcr oc3 Glplct
luur cine WeiiBCrin: 0ic nicIbcrllDnttr
6rou poE FonIpnOom. Sic bottc III;
0Cn GurCllr 3 Euluit iuit cine NtllllolI
TrmlC2 brjublt, mu9 iiir Die %oanloIINt
,}cit cine cnormc Slmmlc mar, 5lI'
mol ga man hcruuaNcilln0cn botte,
00b 0u3 aus ulli 0cm u1orulllNrll
Nn0Cu Scr Champs ClulcC2 crbullt
m >o. or,
iidt, Oul} 0icic 9ollItcIlc 10 ull1cIltl0
ais m0Qlid icin miiiic. Nror uoll
Fompu0orr iono ic0oh Die Sodc
hiibid) mo oua Nolla NroBortlN lu1o
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,n%n,c. Inn o}mn,,hucr nra Ao,,irs
Mn,u;,r r.,,,ftn mi, r;clo l>orrcru,
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W,,, ALMA. rc,,c, H,,,;c. icrt;, m,r
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Mnr5lnc r,n Observation-Disclosures.
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;hr, ,on ihl,,,ou aGrnlcrr -, hobru
Nrc;;n, oI, mc;,tcrncrfc n~erfouit
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man,. hGcb i'm, o,,h If, cr ~r;nioc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., m,rno ch,,.
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n,,,,l. ho. N,l,,to. ,,,> ncs hn,,,
,,cnSr;,c, N,orf. ms crr;d,trtrn nort
,n,iSIn ms chSimlT,tn,, ~ Som,
observation-disclosures ;c,cr oc;t M,r
o.n,,;tnito,n C;n,Ghn SOFIA m;t Wc.
;,r, ,,,S T,r, r,n hot+o i;r c;rGir-
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,n; o;,n,, >r,h;n Wv, >n,,o touo
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GAnr -, N,,h;r M,,r,+ no. ;n3tcro
oS,i,n,n N,o,rcl crh;clt So, W,(,;t
,l. ~ ,nn,,,, ,'n> ;n,,rtn Saw, oir Nv,
ra,,> onro, m,A ;n,r mnrno M,r,.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02

YaTe! Y60e!
CUR &eiie in's HUSBAND beiurst 6.
Haiue. Nr. All, ct. Eaal.G traae.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
DOCTOR DESPAlRED
Ansemic Woman Cured by Or. Will
Hams Pink Pills Recommends the
Pills to All Others Who Suffer.

Anamia is just the doctors name for
'bloodlessness. DIR. Williams Pink Pills
cure an@mia as food cures hunger
They cured Mrs. Thomas J. McGann, of
IL Lincoln Place, Plainfield, N. j., who
says:
SIN the spring of 1908 I did my
usual house cleaning and soon after
ward | began to have the most terrible
headaches. My heart would beat SO II
regularly that it was painful and there
came morning when / could not get
up. My doctor said I had anamia and
he was surprised that had continued
to live in the condition | was in.
u was confined to my bed for nearly
two months, the doctor coming every
day for the first few weeks, but l did not
improve to amount to anything. AL
together l was sick for nearly two
years. l was as weak as a rag, had
headaches, irregular heart beats, loss of
appetite, cramps in the limbs and was
unable to get good nights sleep. Ny
legs and feet were SO swollen that
feared they would burst.
Before very long after I tried DR..
Williams Pink Pills felt change for
the better. have taken about twelve
boxes and although I was as near the
grave as could be, I now feel as if
had new lease of life. have no more
headaches, the heart beats regularly, my
cheeks are pink and | feel ten years
younger. feel that I have been cured
very cheaply and 1 have recommended
the pills to lots of my friends"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price, so cents per box, six boxes
$3.50, by the DIR. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, n. Y.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
DO You Open Your Month

Like a young bird and rgln 5o,., .-,..
ever food or medicine may be otTeraa 10y 4a''
Or, do you want to know sometime - g "a
composition and character Of tbgs , VI tle
you take into your stomach yhotba. .'' VI
food or medicine? aS
Most intelligent and sensih,o 49,.
nowadays insist on knowing y, ba P,ypA
employ whether as food or a. rn ,,aj lucy
DR.. Pierce believes they have a ro,tas.
right to insist upon such knowledg- e ~
publishes sS0adcast and on each horst
wrapper, what 6fSmsdicines are mad dt'' J,
and vexifes ityrhde This he roa !.
he can weAzAfford TO do because tTaa ny
The ingredients Of which ms ned7rIHss
are made are studied and IndeTSt00dT M
more will their superior curative Wines
6e 56nrscIaIed- ---s
For the cure OF woman's peculiar veal.
nesses, irregularities and derangemepts
giving rise to frequent headaches, bail.
ache, dragging-down pain or distress IN
lower abdominal or pelvic region. accom-.
panied, Outlines, with debilnatng
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred SWIM
toms of weakness, DR.. Pierce's FayorIts
Prescription is a most efficient remedy
1t is equally effective in curing pajDi9l
periods, in giving strength to nursing
mothers and in preparing the system Of
the expectant mother for baby's coming
thus rendering childbirth safe and con-,
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Plague Of FleaS

Philadelphia is tormented with a
plague OF tieas. The insects have come
true to the warning of the department
of agriculture, which has found that diff
ferent sections of the state are being set
upon almost simultaneously by the pests.
While the overpopulated slum districts
suffer particularly, they do not suffer
alone. The flea loves blue blood, and
he has descended upon the fashionable
residential sections in full force. Beside
this new plague. that of mosquitoes still
UNCHECKED is as nothing.
Because of the flea's sturdy physique
the. problem of his determination is a
serious one. He SCOTS at the incense of
Chinese punk, and plies his trade upon
the plump arm which waves it.
Naturalists, however, admire the flea,
and. cannot be induced to say much
against him.
"A plague of feas." said one; sup
pose there is They won't hurt YOU"
He then asked if it were generally
known that man equipped with the
kickers of flea might leap, without eff
fort. to the brom of William PENIS hat,
on the city hall tower. 535 feet up.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
EXPERIENCE OF MILwAUKEEAN.
Ho wan Earthquake Started an Auto
matte Music Box

The recent seismic disturbances ia Cal
ifOrnia recall TO the mind of a Milwau-
keean an amusing incident which oc-
Cured in Graslitz, Bohemia, some time
ago. In Il certain public inn there stands
a musical automaton, one of the now
quite popular nickel-in-the-slot machines.
One evening one of the patrons put a
German coin, the equivalent of a pfenng,
in the slot. Instead of sliding down into
its proper place, however, and setting
the mechanism in motion, the coin be-
came stuck about midway between the
slot and the receptacle. No one paid
any attention to the recalcitrant automa-
ton. and soon all the guests repaired to
theic homes. Shortly before midnight,
when every one in the house was fast
asleep. the building was shaken from cell
lar to attic by an earthquake. Awakened
from their slumfer. and terrified beyond
expression, the occupants of the house
jumped out of their beds. Imagine their
surprise, however. when, after the first
effect of the shock had worn off, they
heard the sounds Of music coming from
the barroOm. Upon investigation it was
found that tn quake had had the effect
to loosen the coin and send it to its des-
tination, and the mechanism of the au-
tOmat0n promptly responded by begin
ming to play; "Komm 'herab. Madonna
Theresa" CDescend, Madonna There
saiJ
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civil War he was one of the first TO
enlist in the Tenth New York Heavy
Artillery and after he had rendered
material assistance in recruiting the
regiment to It's full strength he was
uade first lieutenant. Within Il year
bravery in action had gained for him
commission rs captain. At Ream's Sta
ton, i'm Virginia, he was captured and
was confined in prison at Salisbury,
AnderSonyille, Macon. Charleston and
Columbia. escaping from the latter after
being confined eight months. While III
prison the presidential election OF 1861
WAS held. \ black bean meant Il vote
for Lincoln, but the prisoners were as
would mean longer Imprisonment tor
them ana perhaps 4 grave on the ail-
side. Nevertheless Bliss voted tAe
black bean. After making his escape
he wandered tor eight days before
reaching the Union lines ut Savannah
and he was nearly starved.
In 1860 Captain Bliss located in Sag
inaw. Mich, and started q lumber bust,
ness in small way. 1t grew until hc
became the owner of extensive timber
lands. of salt mines. of bank. mercu8-
tile establishment and several farms.
He was enormously wealthy. He was
elected to local offices IN Saginaw. then
became State Senator, next sat III
Congress and in 1900 was elected Gov
ernor of Michigan by tie largest ma-
iorjty ever given candidate there and
was reelected in 1902.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Gathers Bad Money.

Lee II. Philpot. in charge of the
United States secret service office in ST.
Louis, has secured the collection of coun-
terfeit and valueless bills gathered by
Edward G. Moses, who died few days
ago, after having served many years as
teller of the Merchants Laclede Ma
tional bank. The collection includes
more than 800 bills. some of them hay
ing the appearance of being more than
fifty years old. The collection is sup
posed to be the most extensive private
collection of its kind in the country.
Mr.. Philpot will make an inventory of
the collection, as required by law and
forward the bills to the treasury depart
ment at Washington
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Inventor of Dynamite Gun.

Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte
wrote a letter to an embryo Nebraska
inventor which was designed to interrupt
some interesting experiments in throw
ing explosives. John Sweeney, a II
year-old boy of Ericsson, Neb., wrote
that he is able to throw 064 of an ounce
of dynamite 100 yards with a rife of Al
caliber. With a large siege gun he said
he believes he could throw 400 pounds
of dynamite six miles, and asked if his
achievements will not assist him in gain
ing admission to Annapolis. Secretary
Bonaparte replied to the young man
that his experiments were better adapt
ed to taking him to cemetery than to
the naval academy, and suggested that
he abandon them and adopt some other
means of preparing himself for a naval
~
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Woman Bicycle Patrol.

The newest feature on Berlin's streets
is a woman bicycle patrol. She rides
)n the businest thoroughfares, giving i'm
mediate relief to horses and other ami
mails needing assistance. She applies
salve to sores, binds injured limbs, and
renders first aid when horses are over
come by the heat and fall. One day
this week she treated nineteen horses
and two dogs. The recipients at first
are suspicious of her as an antagonist.
The woman bears a mark on her fore
head from a stone thrown by drunken
cabman. She gradually is overcoming
all opposition
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

The adage concerning not being able
to set the river on fire. is a dead one.
Johnnie Greene of San Angelo, Tex, is
the boy who disproved it. 4 large guam
tty of Beaumont oil had been turned
roundhOuse by workmen who had been
cleaning engines, in which the oil was
used for fuel, and Johnnie was on the
spot with a match. The fire he kindled
in the floating oil Travelled down stream
faster than the oil did and the flames
Tapped high in the air. People could
hardly believe the evidence before their
own eyes, the waters of the Concho
burning up right under their noses and
threatening destruction to the city. The
fire department was hustled out. but it
was useless. The fire continued to burn
until the hoa ting oil had been licked up.