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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Setb'S Mntrn9, Bic meiteren&erbon0-
lititgelt iiber Die Ingele9erbcit bis
irtorgen iiber odlt Gage ST. perid,ie-
beit, obgeltin1ntt neroelt fonu. Sc.
notor 8prmon IteQte ben slntroa olti
@%ertoeure.
Illd) I'M l%lnterbouie eitg es heib
Der iiber Die Bill. Die Hihterpel1iio.
ren 5t lpioerruien. 9ie 9ta oes
Srrt. 9rofpn Si,m @iberruf ipor Gin.
Itl9 eirberid)tet poroen, uno Dos 60.
mite fir Suiti5lpeien u~nterbreitete
ebeniuls einen Minorit1tsberid)t, Ser
Die Gill OILS lneiinitie betrod,tet ia.
ben pollte. Tie itabtiihen Witelie.
Der mod)ten eilten enereiid1en &onpf
fir Die Innohnle oes MinpritGtsbe-
rid)tes, mr. Sr. 9apfins bon 9olti.
more ite1te iif alif Die Settle berWfit.
9lieoer oltS ben Counties, ipelfe sic
Eenlion pioerruien baben ipollen.-
Sr. GonfinS erfldrte. Dab Die Hifter
nit)t nebr &edt ouf Yeniion b1tten,
olS ei1 Gommiiiions : &niifnlonit,
menn er oIt niiroe. Die Hidter hot.
ten Elm eiltes Salor ($35O0 bis
$4,000 lrnb fonnten iif 8elo iporen,
10 BOB lie nift oils YetielIente sur
Stdots9eleesebnng SIT fontn,en
brolldter. Nab I1iigerem Sin. mo
9erreoen milrbe id)lieblid) ein Mn.
tro9 o%ngenonmen, Die ipeitere Gr.
moenite bes 9erihtes bis moreen
Notmittog ein boIb 9 ltbr su Der
idieben,
Stobt perius Gountp.
Stobt = Frofurator 0ritce, nelfer
nod Den Bills i'm Sntereiie berS taot
IN Der @eies9ebnne iiebt, ipor beute
bic Teronloiiung zines bittcren aom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

pies i'm 11nterbnuie iiber ben Belts
Der 9iG, mel6e Der Stoot fpeltere
Hehte fir Gonoemnirungen perletben
ioq. @r bei6uloiete in einerS tbnng
bes Gomite's fir Suiti5peien ooS@c'
iesgebut9S = Mitelieb @oobipin bon
Baltimore = Gountp, ouf 8e9etB oe3
Spreders 9enIon Die Bin nift aus
Dem Gomite loiien 81 poaen, bis DIE
Stoot Dem Gountp 3ugeItGnontl'e
fir Dos Sod Hopelt : Heieroolr ge'
mod)t bat. Il8 bos l1nterbous 5u=
i1mnlentrot, reid)te 6r. 8oontt,
Hep., BON Baltimore, einen Intrag
Elm, boS Gomite fir Suiti5ipelen otl-
5llbolten, Die eripGbnte8ia iofort Dem
Gomite SIT e1t5ieben lrno oem Inter
bollie CUR g%erotbrng SIT u%tterbreiten.
Sr. 9enion (oer Spreder) bon 8ol'
timore 3 Golintp trot bobet ben 8oriis
at Srn. @oobmin. Tent, bon 8ol-
timore = Goltntp nb, nno belt etne
lGngere Mebe gegel1 BEN Nntrng, oa
sic Stoot gu neitgebenoe Ge6te ber-
lon9e ul1o Die Bill i'm Gomite onter-
oirt iperoen iollte.
&r. Sebmoner ipro6 5u 8unItet
oea Mntrnges. @r iogte, bob es fir
Die StoOt %notblpenbig iei, in 9olti.
more . Gountp giqentbum 3. g. fir
Torf5mefe Ill con0entntrelt.
Sr. 9enion meinte, bob bieie Sill
ongetbon iei Der Stoot bo8 bole
Reft 81 gebelt, ou6 fir @%olieronla-
gen 9ano 81 conoemniren.
Sr. @poipin meinte, Die Bin iei
i6on 5u lonae int Gomite geipeien,
mo BORT bobe man bereits einen eiin-
itigen 9eridt iiber bie Bill anqenom-
men.
Sr. 2ebmoper erfldrte, BOB e5 1trts
gereht lei, Die Counties 9e9en bic
Stoot oui5ulpiegeln.
Sr. @enion e~rlpioerte, boB er niht
lpiinid)e, bob Bic Staot riifii6tslo8
nndl eigenem@utbiinfen 2onb in9al-
tinloresGountp nebmer fonne.
Sr. Gorton mari eirt BOB 9erooe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

81 Prudential Senque." -
Gle yg(btbeiIuna 9fr. 1853" Der Brit
bentiol 2edgue" belt geitern abeno
in 3arl 2udort'S SoLe, Nr. 205,
Siib.@olfe,S trabe, cine 9litbeiuhte
SobresperIommIuna uno 9eomten.
ipobl oh. gQS 0eomte pur6en eit'
itimrie geipoblt: YrGiibent Ntif.
appeI, 8ice.Eroiibent Sobn Siifen-
meiiter, Sefretor nno Shosmeiiter
George aerner, 9eleeoten 51lr
Staots.2ieo s. 9iihenmeiiter, 0tif,
s[ppe[, Geo. aerner, Geo. GberSs
meper iinb Sreb. Suiteot. Yer &c.
fretGr melbete, BOB Die g%innobmen
i'm letter. Sabre $666.92 mo Die
Gi,sgoben $320.4t betrliqen, bleibt
ein lleberidub bon $346.51. Sn Der
@eriommlune bielten Die $50, Grnit
Meinfelber, ErGitbent Scr Staots.
2ieo, Sreb. &uitebt, uno SSobn g.
@olter BON Ser n~9lbtbeilung Rt.
t75 9lnipro6ert, mo Johann folate
ein gonfett, neIdes boit Srou St.
2ufort in nortrefflider @eiie ierbirt
fpliroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Sin @lisSurb i'm alciucn.

Gin Minidtlr @ll5inr0 llid)tC &C.
ftern Den Stuat Wfnrnldno bein mn
ifien ms nodo cinmnl 5e1gelt 81 mol
len, mie etaentlif Elm rtd)tiqer Nt11r
fer n1ISieben miirhc. Gum @lild bat
Die Sdlte bereitS helttC lpteoer EN- Sofl
befommel ut0 mir erbnlten IfoneS
g8etter urt6 morger miro es mariner.
atls aeItern frii6 Die Wenihbeit ben
arauen Simn1eI betro6tete, fielen Die
eriten Sfneefloden l,nb Elm l6orfer
0oropeitrptnb iogte gar bolo 9nr5e
Ghneetpeben bltrh Die StroBen. De
aen Mbenb belte iif 6aS Wetter 5lpnr
our, bod nlr6e es reht falt mo eS
fon n1ih hcllte nod faGt bleiben. Sol
aenbcs iinN sic @etteroi,siiften fir
Iellte:
Siir MurDlono nm ben GiItrtft
Columbia id)0neS Wetter 1tnO moro,
tpeitIife Min6e.
Ger bofite Ibermometerltono NOR
80 Grab Inn Mitternaft.
Der niebrigite TbermometerItono
mar % 8roo I'm 8 l1br gsafmtttd9S.
Der niebrigite Ebermometeritdno
Der leste n24 Stunben in ro6folgen-
ben StGoten mar ipie folat: GaItport
90, 4ortlono 90, Bolton "a, aIlbonp
IS, Ietp.Oorf %, 8nrri8blrg %,
9bilobelpbio &c, gtlnnticsGi 26,
@oibineton 81 ,g3oriolf "a, Sotterns
36, Charlotte &c, @ilmington "a,
G6arleIton As, Soponnob as, Sad
ionpine so. SSy,piter 81, &ep-BeIt 66,
@tGontd 81, Montqom erp40, SEEM
Orleans 46, IoIeitine SO, COLLECTION
as, Corpus Gbriiti 50, Dtempbl8 80,
Cincinnati 90, 8ittsburg 16, 0slpego
10, 8uffolo ~, Glepelotb 16, De
troit t8, alpenn 10, Worqi1ette IL,
Green Ban 10, Chicago "a, Grlutb
0, ct. 8oul s, ct. 2oiliS 20, Sot'
ios.GitD %, Omaha Is, Sitron %,
9ismorf tS, @iliitolt is, Saore "a,
Seleno 81, Salt 2ofe SO, 0ennPr %,
Tortb 8lotte %, Dodge %, g(moriao
%, Sos Ineeles AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Staot 3dftimor
1tnterhnltnnas . @camciier.

,.U,uNf.NfaSemit." - Eiefe Wothe: -@c1
ferIanb".
u4pnibnhftroseu Sbtattr." Siele ESohe'
.Pebiub tbe mlnsf".
.Nsrb's Eperulaus," 3tric 2"nde'
abe Rrtrce NJ Rilter'.
rslaurp's 1hes.f." Steie Wnhe. rNtG-
benrteb Sim.
,Albuughs 2bCdtfr." Stelc 2Nome'
Before drb SITTER.
,DlarhlanesSh entct." - Tteie NSode Ne'lD >
Rdub Standardization 3ualid W'afirteC;
,auettprium . Shenter." Stele SSo0e:
she Street singer.
.,Gnntfn. sbcntcf," - 7ieic Nnbe: Charles
g.. Rnlhrons nlrocohern EXTRAVAGANZA Gnnl
POM. lGelidh inet @oritenunaen.
,Neabpon'G uuicruntcrtnm " ,Hrelioo. nen
2. 'Ii1r; ricrtee damner Mu'ifsQonSert.
,Mrbeitcr.picotrtnfcl." - Mpntnp. ben D.
Mtar3. erober Mlnsfenhau IN ber "@ern1aill'
Mdnnerhpr-Ndle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Gin idnnes nnb niieftdes 8eifenf
fir M~nseboriae 1T INNER cine lcbens.
grpke photographic pber cine flint.
Ieriidl npllenbcte Gppic cines nIten
Silbes in Granun, @afcrfarbc, Del
nber Yaitel. Die id)Dnitcn Sabinet.
bilocr MIR ST prO SntenO.
Smlins Sebbel, beutiher photograph,
321 Nprb'@ Gan. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
9%laaemeinc Incrfcnnnna

finbet Die bobe GiioIitGt oeS .Solocc.
@ieres" aus Sreb. 9nierni6miot's
.Mmericon greperp." IS lit Elm
eeboltreihes, fem i6ntedenoeS, ans
ben beiten MnterioIien bergeitcntes
@ebrdii. @inmol probirt, miro es
alien oitberen poraeSoaen. Site ST.
graiierei tt04--tt2S SiGen.S Strobe.
Gel. 6. & g. Mt. @ernon 36l, Mo.
1491. 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Gflbienonnsen nad Gcntidlanb nnf
Sejtreidl

ou "a Gents pro Worf un0 2015
Gents pro arone. Borto ertro. @ed)-
iel auseeitelt ouf o1e Sbeile Ser
Delt. Sbeo. s. Tiener & So, 2t7
Dft.9aItimore.Str ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Bremen %. Tebr. Gof Sem.
ousgeIoilfen lit Der 9ompfer
. Wittcfinb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Mrtbar ~. Npbiun,
gr. 1871, rh.galtimore' strohs.
Gaiiaac Wufartafs - WelomedIiel.

gnreum. Shiffsfarten fir ole
Dnmpfer-2 inieit. Geiiepoiie, @chieI,
Gelbpediel uro @eIoien0m9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Golfer bon Spmcriet.G onntp lire
Ste1uneen toili6ten.
Senotpr 8ornoh beeriinbete lei
ne Gppoiition Sim Teniionseeies 90.
roilf. hoB bniieIbe unconstitutional
iei, mas leiber nid)t bnrd) Die @es
rid)ie feiteeiteLt iperben fonnte, oo
mad, Der Contribution Die Hi6ter fei'
nen TSoa entideiben font,ten, IN mel.
dent ite ielbit intereilirt ieien. @enm
Gidter penliortirt nerbet %io0ten, 10
loute bie Contribution eednbert iper.
oen, erflGrte er; better iei es, ibrer
boberes @ebalt ST eeben, $4,000 pro
Sofr iei nidt at bieI fir einelt
lpie Sberrifter MfcSberrp. Sr. @pr'
man fuies ben @runb fir Die Eertiio.
niruns Der Hihter, DOB iie boorrd,
ebrlid) bleiben miirben, OILS cine BE.
Ieioienng BEG Morpl1noer Hid,ter-
ltonbes 5uriid; irb ipenn MIR Die
gusIid)t oiif cine Teiior bon $2400
einen Hifter III BEN Heibeit Der chr.
Iifen Mtdnner bolten fonnte, rief er
aus, mas niiroe ein ioIfer Hidter
tbitlt. ipenit cine Corporation ibnu Ell
men meit eroBeren @etrog oiferiren
miiroe!i2 ltnb lei es gereht, frilg
cr, elm un1conltitiitionelles @eies I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

3ie gbitimml,ng cr0ob, oob l6
Stimmen fir unb 80 eegen Oel1 9ln.
troq ipnren. Die Bill murbe berg8or.
ceiter L. Goltntp Delegation iibcrpic,
len.
Sn oieier Bill miro norgei6ricben,
bob Die 9iirger BON @orcelter.G out-
IN ont 30. Ipril boriiber nbitimmclt
fonnen. oh iie oen 8erfnui bon Sp;,
ritupien perbieten iponen ooer nid)t.
@te cine Sronie beS S6idioI8 fonl
5l 9Ieiher 3eit I'M llnterbo,,ie cine
Iintereiionte 8roee 5,lr Sprofe, ipel.
die Iebboites Sntereiie erreete. Cine
Sill, meIde Baltimore : Goilntp BON
ben 9eitimnruteen entbebt. fir sic
8eipobnbeitS : Grirfer 81 ioraen,
purOe ailnltig einberiftet, itno babel
ite1te Sr. Bingham ben Introg, olid)
Die Staot Baltimore bon ben9citim-
mungcn Der @ia 5i %entbeben. Sur
Seariinbuns ieines gntra9es crflGrte
er, BOB Die Stoot III einem Sobre
I$tt 100 fir 6ieie Sipede babe besob.
len miiien. aeenten BON Snitituten
I8ln8en in Den niebrigiien 2ofoIen
bcrumu unb iildlten lid] oie'2eute Der.
aus, mcldlc in Elm Glipl qebroht ipcr.
Den lolttcIL unb belorQten Damn Die
notblgen 9eridtIihcn Sdrlttc. 9er
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06
THE RIFT IN THE CLOUD.
Everything Wasn't Just Right, But
Pie for Breakfast Helped
Some,

When Old Home Week was cele-
brated this year at Little Dunster, Sena.
tor MantCn returned to his native VII
lage to have fresh honors thrust upon
hiE- AS its most distinguished son, he
was invited to make speeches; to re-
ply to speeches; to listen to speeches
IN the most conspicuous chair on the
platform in the town hall, and to fol-
low the band in the foremost carriage.
When he returned to his city home his
invalid wife fancied he looked tired
and depressed, relates Youths Com.
paniou.
"Wel. how was it," she asked.
'Oh, very nice"
"The newspapers reported your ad-
dress In full"
''Di1 they?"
Eyes. Has Little Dunster changed
in the past 20 years?"
Enormously"
I'm what way?"
For the worse--electric lights, wa
terworks. new post office, paving
stones end a drinking fountain"
why, those are all improvements
Edward"
mot at all. Dissertations, / call
them. There isn't we'll In use in the
place; the town pump-you remem-
Der the water, Mary?-has been re-
placed by that abominable, handbook
ing granite fountain that would drive
any selfl-respecting beast to drink
elsewhere, and there wasn't a siugis
girl knew round the post once at
mail time. That's because they have
free delivery"
But, Edward" said Mrs. Manton,
you surely did not expect TO see the
girls Of your youth at the post Of
fiee!"
yes. did" the senator said, stub
bornly, "Rnd particularly wished 10
see Lefty Baxter there--I wanted %
pull her curls. And | wanted to sit in
my shirt-sleeves in Gully Bryant's old
barn, and go huckleberrying In the
Hanson pasture. But there was M
time for anything but speeches.
''Then you didn't enjoy II at alllH
The senator did not reply; no wa
mournfrlly contemplating the tips Of
his shoes. Suddenly his face bright
ened genuinely.
''ch, Il wasn't 80 bad as q mIgfk
have bcen." he said. Il spent TIVE
nights with Aunt Calista. and ohe LEI
me have pis for breakfast
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06

for Psrce at BREAKFAST, nowadays. He
takes a lot Of ice water and little
something out Of the decanter, and
maybe some black coffee"
Eyes, and I'm sure It's bad for him
He doesn't look a bit healthy and
hasn't since he quit eating breakfast
He used to be such hearty eater at
breakfast, steaks and bacon and chops
and eggs and wafies. II was a sight
to see him eat; and since he's quit
taking anything but that cold stun
he's lost his color and his eyes don't
look right. know what he's got hold
.of-it's that 'no-breakfast' fad.
heard about It from Mrs. Balldrldge
when we came here last fall. I never
did believe in It, either"
The object OF her solicituda entered
in dressing gown and slippers
I'm Just telling Psyche that this no
breakfast fad is hurting your health,
my son. Now do come and eat like
you used to. You began to look bad
as soon as you left OF your breakfast.
It's a silly fad, that's what 1t IL. You
can't tell mel"
The young man stared at his mother
until he had mastered her meaning.
Then he put both hands to his head
and turned to the sldeboard as IL to
conceal his emotion.
That's IT," he said, as he busted
himself with a tall glass and the
cracked ice. ''It's that 'no-breakfast'
fad. didn't think you knew about 1t.
The fact is" he continued, pouring out
a measure of brandy, and directing the
butler to open a bottle Of soda, I'VE
all eat too much. After a night Of
sound sleep we awaken refreshed and
buoyant, all our forces replenished;
thirsty, Of course, but not hungry
he sat down to the table and placed
both hands again to his head-"and
we have no need of food. Yet such is
the force Of custom that we deaden
ourselves for the day by tankipg up on
coarse, loathsome stun like bacon.
Ugh! anyone would think, the way you
two eat so early In the day, that you
were a couple of cave-dwellers-the
kind that always loaded up when they
had a chance, because it might be a
week before they got another"
He drained his glass anu frightened
visibly.
Now, why not be reasonable?" he
continued, pleadingly. You know
there is plenty of food. l have OBJ
served it being brought into town in
huge wagon loads in the early morn
ing OH many occasions. Why do you
want to eat it all at one sitting? No
ones going to starve you. Why stupe-
fy yourselves when, by little nerVy
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06

that when you all went 20 Palm HeaolI
last February you played poker for
money night and day. and you told
me you went for your healthi~
"oh, he did did he? Well, didn't
get anything else. He's q dear old
soul, II you've got the copper handy.
II that man was a woman he'd be
warm neighborhood gossip. He'd be
the nice kind old lady that starts
things, that's what Hoddy Mllbrsy
would bo."
"And you said yourself you played
poker most OF the time when you went
to Aiken on the car last month"
ITO be honest with you, ma, we did
play poker. Say, they took It OF of
me 80 fast could feel myself catch
ing cold"
There, you see--and you really
ought to wear one Of those chamois-
skin chest protectors in this damp
climate"
We'll, wen see. II l can find one
that an ace-full won't go through I'll
snatch it so quick the manll think
he's being robbed. Now I'll Join you
ladies to the extent of some coffee,
and then want to know what you two
would rather do this summer than"
"of course" said Psyche, mo one
stays in town in summer"
Exactly. And I've chartered
steam yacht as big as this hotel-all
but. But what want to know is
whether you two care to bunk on It
or whether you'd rather stay quietly
at some place, Newport perhaps, and
maybe take cruise with me now and
then"
"oh, that would be good fun. But
here's ma getting so l can't do a thing
with her, on account of all those beg
CARS and horrid people down in the
slums."
Mrs. Bines looked guilty and feebly
deprecating. It was quite true that in
her own way she had achieved repu-
tation for prodigality not inferior to
that acquired by her children in ways
of their own.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06
A NEW SONG.

am sick Of your songs OF the sea,
OF the billowy waves and foam,
So sing new song to me
OF q theme that is nearer home,
on the prairies that glimmer afar,
OF the winds as they wildly pass.
OF the west and Of things as they are
And the boundless reaches Of grass.
1 would hear loud song of the west,
A big and roistering blast,
That comes from lusty-lunged chest
And up from the heart is cast,
A song that is trimming with life,
With red running blood in its veins
That is full of the bluster of strife
A song of the untamed plains.
A song of the tempest that roars
AS 1t lashes the level lands,
That rushes along the vast floors
With might in it's dauntless hands;
OF the fury that rides on the gale
Where the prairies are empty and wide,
Where the cowboys all follow the trail
And the rattlesnakes squirm and glide
A song Of the broncho that filings
The tempest behind in the race;
That, feet as a thing that has wings
Goes rushing in frenzy through space;
OF the cattle that trample the sod,
And, mad from a sudden fright,
Pushed on by an unseen prod,
Court death in their awful flight.
am sick of your songs Of the sea,
OF the hillowy waves and foam;
So sing new song to me
On a theme that is nearer home
A song that is brimming with life,
With red running blood in Its veins,
That is full of the buster OF strife
A song of the untamed plains.
Chicago Chronicle.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06

self-denial, you can remain as fresh
and bright and clear headed as l am
at this moment? Why doesn't a 6Ts
make its own escape, Mrs. Carstep-
Jamwuddle?"
II don't believe you feel right, eth
er. Just know you've got an awful
headache right now. Do let the man
give you a nice piece of this steak"
Don't, beg Of you. Lady Ashmor-
toni The Suggestion is extremely re-
pugnant to me. Besides, I'm behaving
this way because arose with the pure
ly humorous fancy that my head was
a fine large accordion, and that some
meddlsr had drawn it out too far. I'm
spOrtivs'y pretending that can press
1t bach into shape. Now you and sis
never get up with any such light poetic
notion as that, You know you don't
don't attempt to deceive me-" He
glanced over the table with swift dis
approval.
Strawberries, oatmeal, rolls, steak
thres inches thick, bacon, omelette-
Oh, that l should live to see this day!
it's disgraceful! And at your age
hsfore your own innocent woman
child, and leading her into the same
excuses. Do you know what that
breakfast is? No; I'll tell you. That
breakfast is No. Is in that book Of
Mrs. Rorer's, and she expressly warns
everybody that 1t can be eaten safely
only by steeple-climbers, piano NOV
ers ana sea captains. Really, Mrs.
WFangleberry, blush for you"
Il don't care how you go on. You
amt locked well for months"
"But think Of my great, big heart
a heart like an oxr-he seemed on the
verge OF tears-'and to think that you,
a woman have never treated with
anything but respect since we met in
Honduras In the fall of '93-to think
you should throw II up to my own face
that I'm not beautiful. Others there
are. thank God, who can look into a
mans heart and prize him for what
he is--not condemn HIM for his mere
superficial blemishes."
''And Just know you've got In with
a fast set, met Mr.. Milbrey yester-
day IN the corridor"
Ibid he tell you how 70 make q
lovely asparagus shortcake or some.
thingf"
+He told me those men you 60 with
50 much arr dreadful gamblers. and
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06
Father'a IndInsatIon.

MY pa hez got dyspepsia
An indigestion, too
He can't eat nothIn' tibet he likes
Exceptin' broth err stew!
Fer days he almost starves Z death
An then he list gifts mad
An eats an eats like everything
An gifts It awful badl
Ma SEE, Now you be kerful, dear,
An let cucumbers be,
An don't eat cabbage tibet Is boiled
You'd best be mindin' met
But pa he shorts an seq, by hen,
A Teller hez T. eat;
He list can't live on toast an tea
An keep round on his feet"
An then come night he hez a spell,
An mother fer his sake
Sets up with him an gives him pills
An rubs his stomachachei
Fer fist about a week he's cross
An ugly as kin be.
He snaps at ma and growIs like time
An makes things hot fer me!
What makes a feller's pa have pains
Fer eatin' bread thet's light?
What makes him roll an tumble so
An moan an groan all night?
/ wish this old dyspepsia
Would go jump in the lake
1 git a lickin' every time
My pa hez stomachache!
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06
CHAPTER XIV.
THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN Is
PLANNED.


PLANNED.
Winter waned and spring charmed
the land into blossom. The clty-pent,
as we have intimated, must take tLis
season largely on faith. II one can
find a patch of ground naked of stone
or asphalt one may feel the heart of
the earth beat. But even now the
shop windows are more inspiring. Al
least they copy the outer show. Ten
der-hued shirt-waists first push up
their sprouts Of arms through the win
ter furs and woolens, quite as the drst
violsts out in the woodland thrust
themselves up through the brown car
pet of leaves. Then every window bs,-
comes a summary glade Of lawn, tulle
and chiffon, more lavish OF Cats,
shades and combinations, indeed, than
ever nature dared 70 be.
Outside. where the unspoiled earth
begins, the blossoms are clouding tire
trees with mist OF pink and whitn.
and the city dweller knows It from the
bloom and foliage Of these same win
dows.
ASH ~ - tAeS sAS s9ptAAb 5Sb aWat
urge Is felt by each prisoner, by thcge
able to obey It. and by those, alike,
who must wear It down In the groopasd
and sophisticated wiIdness Of the city
parks.
on mpining late In May Mrs. Bines
and her daughter were at breakfast,
''Isn't Perciyal comlng?" asked his
mother Everything will be cold"
"Can't gay" Psyche answered. Il
don't even know II be came in last
night Hut don't worry about cold
thlngs. You eaR't set them too cola
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-06
! Missouri GIeaninss
LynehInq Trial Goes over.

springheld-Doss Galbraith. me
legged mob leader, whose trial
week resulted in a hung jury,
given mp his fight for immediate d
Attorney Val Mason asked for ina|
diate trial as soon as the jury
discharged, but did not get the att
ton of the court. Galbraith said d
he was going to drop the matter
let the prosecution do as It plead
"Galbraith will not be tried again 3
term Of court" said Prosecuting
torney Patterson. The defense /
not push the mater, and l shall lei
go over to next term. The Galbfo
case will be continued to the Nov,
Der term, but he will most certai
be tried again then, as will the otl
indicted men, II we can get to thel