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

6rou ~. Is. Stord ourdibnitt iid)
Die &cble. - Sit Wilitter Don neltll
ainbern. - @eiitige 3erriittiilg
ais llriohc n%1gegcben. aontnt
m0glihcr Neilc nit Dem Sebcll
0uuull.
Ge~r5luciiclt ilber ~bcit6noigc 0ronf.
belt, ourdi6nitt iih Trou MarU e.
Stord, bic 10 Sabre olte Satin 0c2
Nrn. G0nnnlo Stord bon Nr. lGlO,
Solbroof~S troBe, Ncitcrn @ormitton
aeqen 8 llbr in cinem Nintcr}inmcr
ibrer Wobmm0 nit Dem Hnlirnlciicr
igres Wunne0 Die |lGltrobrc. Ser
Sd)nitt reidte Don cinenl Sbrc
gum nnOeren. Turf Den llnlitonh,
bob Die 5lun aopi fiibrcn0c @oupts
n0er nid)t perfect plr0e, trnt Der zoo
nidt ioiort elm. 5roB bca elornlcn
0llItucrluitco NOR Gruu Stord nod
bel SGpuBticin ais lie BON ibrer 0Itc
ltcn Sod)tcr nIlgcimn0en mllr0c, nm
ais Natcr NJ. i. 6olcD Don Der futfo-
llld)cl Ct. EalIlS-&irhe in Der Wob
llula cridiclL mor lie nod inn Ston-
De, I0mntlid)c an lie Hcrid)tcte Grns
gen 0nrd Ncpegunlgel 6I bcnntuors
ten. Nl2 6rult Storf aulfgcilmOcn
lullr0c, trlig ne mr. tlll Nnd)t'
Qeluonb. 9tCben ibr olf Dem 9o0cu
Log Dos Don ibr bemuBte Hoiirmeiicr,
luGbrcn0 Gin NlutItrom ans Der flni
fcnoen Mun0e IloB. Gic Sod)tcr elite
ioiort 5l rincm Nod)bor. mcld)cr fir
Ncnadridti1lm9 0c9 Mrn. Stord
Sorgc trltg. HeBtcrer bCfon0 lid 5llt
oieler }cit in Der @o0eniobrif bon
GbriItopbcr i. Nmenot, Nr. 92l,
@reenmomt Npcnllc, bel scr 9lrbcit.
Sn5lpild)cn bnttc Sergeant Snbn y.
Siuecnep Die llebcriiibunng Der Srnu
III Der Nnlbulon5 0ea npr0Gitlihcn
GiitrittS oll9eorbnct, Grobocm Der
GOO gcltcrn Nbcn0 nod nid)t cin0etrc-
ten luor, BADEN Die Ncr5tc menig Soif.
iutltA oui @icocr0cneilnN. Cine 81
ip1tcr Nbcnbitunoc c~ingc5oaenc Gr,
tllnoi1lnlN rrNob, bob bel TrouStord
cine flcinc @ciicrunG cingctrctcn lit.
6ron Storf lit nnd) Nngobc Der
NomiIicnmitAlicoer idon icit Septenl,
Der letter &obreS frGnflid) II, lplrre
ourd) Or. !. 9ird bon Nr. 1l27,
Norb Caroline StroBc, bebouoclt.
Sic lit Ollttcr bon ncllll ainOcrn,
BON benc1 ooa 1lteite 20 Sabre nno
ooa iiln9itc iieben Wionotc oft lit.
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ipabIllng iinb brad)ten elm Nnnabmes
uno 9anfcSIhreiben Don Srn. Vo1'
oiper 5liriid, meldleS perleien mllroe.
u + d | teften erbaltcn yer
tretung.
Cine 9iQ, meld)e Dem baltimore
Chapter oeS .glmcrican &nltitlIta Der
Nrditeften" nlld GcrtrCtlrng III Der
muni5ipolen &unitgcielidalt noll
Baltimore gicbt, luurbe belltc pom
Senotor (ioncS I'M Serut ciu0crcidt.
Grnennungc
3u Mit0lie6ern 0c2 GireftoriumS
OcS .0oi1ie Of Hciugc fiir MtGOdlen"
"ernnlntc ser @ollpcrncrtr Die SO. z.
Wf. Bacon. Charles =. WcGNan, s..
). Nebb, &obu ". Reue1nn, &obn e..
GrncU Wiiduel .. NidoI3, NomcS e..
@iuiamS, @illiom Wt. Nbbott, 9tors
man 5aneS mo 5. =. s. @nrllld.
TCierti ctncu 63. Is ebnrtar
tn0.- Giner Der bctunntcIten @cs
i6Git9lcutc bon Numnpolia mo elmer
Der bcItcn 0cutid, Nmcritnnrr Der
Stnotab0uptIto0t, Nr, W0rtin M.
Smith, icicrt Hclttc iciucn G3. Wcs
burt9tng. %r. Smith itommt ans ocm
9oO HGmenilein I'M &cr5o1tbml
Sud)ien WcininQen mo fam ais
blutilIngcr Nrrlhe nod 0en SunOc
Der mbcorcn5tcu W00lihfeiteu. ST.
bottc bier cilen ldppercn @umpf III
t0npien bod bnbnte lid iein eiicrncr
Mille mo ip0tcr Die cute StilBe elmer
tildti9cn Wottin bolo Den NSeg 5lrnl
Grfnlgc. Nud mehrcrcn &obrcn ar
beit9rcidcu N%uientboIt3 in Baltimore
liC0eltc er n0d) Y~nnapoliS iiber, no cr
Die oort port6ciboit befunnt 0cluor=
0ene Tuderci %griln0ete mo nit uicl
Grfolg bctrleb. Gr nohnl tets rcgen
Nntbcil al alien 8cltrebnu0en I'M 81
%tcrclIc Der Icutld)clL lit Wit9lico 0CS
airdrlratbeS Der 0orti0cn 0clltihcn
@cnlcit0e, 9cb0rt 81 Den gftionGren
ioIt offer NroBcrcn llntcrncbmul0en
llno lit &ntcr elmer 1Iiidlihcn Somi
lie. Sciocr Itorb I'M peraonacncn
Sabre elmer leincr bier S0bne. ibnl
ciren Grltcl 5nrilfloiienb. Die einSiNc
Z od)tcr oca FooreS lit in Baltimore
ucrbeirntbct. Sr. Smith bate sic
Mbiid)t iid i'll Ocn Hllbcitono Sl
iebcn, bod bot Der 600 beS Sobnea,
olli Den cr Die &oiten Der Siibrlllo
0cS @eId)GitS iibcrtruNcn moQtc, Il.
men Strid bllrd) Die Hed)mng &C.
modt. Sruu Smith, cbcniullS cine
cute 0elltld)c SollairouL mill 5u Gbrcn
0cS So0cS belltc onS NonS ldymilcten
mo Die @0itc bea nod bodlt riiitiqcu
@eburtSto0StinocS in polIcnocr @ciic
&r. Smith lit Elm lang
j0brigcr Selcr ocS n0eutid)en GORE.
.lponoentcn" mo Elm after Sreulto oc3
Nrn. SO. Noine.
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Cas- Nfttcr.

Sir Warulono mo Den GiItrif!
Gollmbio ih6ncS, fdltcrea Ncttcr
mo iriidc noropcitIid)c Minnc.
Ger bGd)itc lbcrnlomcterItonO mar
~ @ro0 nm , llbr Nnd)mitto1a.
Ger nieOriaitc GbcrmomctcrIton0
mar 30 @rao INN s l(br WorGcn2.
Ger nieoriQltc Recommendations
Der lcetcn 81 Stunocn IN nnd)iolNcnz
0cl St0otcn mar mic iol0t: GoItport
IS, EortlonO IS, Bottom 81, Nlb0nD
30, Ncm Oort -, @nrriabnr0 %, Ehis
laOelp6io IS, 9ltlontic Gin %, @uih.
ington %, Noriolf 3S, &utteroo II,
Charlotte b, Wilmington 81, Char
Teton A. Snpomob 3S. ,Sofionnll2
ii, &lIpitcr 80, sen Neit 81, Ntlnlltn
b, MnntgonerU 81, Ncru Orleans N,
@nlpelton IS, @oIpcIton -, Corpus
Gbriiii -, Wcmpbi9 40, Cincinnati!
%, Eitt3bur0 -, S9pe1o -, @nI
iolo 1G, Glcpelono is, Gctroit II, NI.
pcnu =. WorQlcttc q, @rccn Nnp 4,
Chicago 1G, 9uIutb 6, 81. FouI 4,
ct. Soltia 30, aonioasGiip 30, Ono.
ia n, Sllrou s, NiSmrocf 1, NiHiiton
Is, Sourc 20, &clcno -, Salt Sutc
-, 1enpcr %. Nortb FIotte 81,
9oooc 30, Nmori1o ~ @oa NnNcIc@
81.
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GA
ttagt die Die st.a, Die In Inner Gekautt Aas
s sssif: IMNzM

Gin id6nes nao niitIides Dcidenf
fir MnsebGrigc 1T INNER cine lebens-
groFe photographic oSer cine fiinit.
IeriIh bolenbete Gopie eines alien
Yilbes in Grapun, @aTerfarbe, Del
ober Yaitea. Sie idj0niten &abinet.
bilocr nnr 81 pro 9nteno.
Smlins Gebbel, belltider Ebotograpb,
321 Norb.W Stra6e.
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Mns ocm Snncrcn MarNlano'o nno
oen a%ngreuscnorn Stnaten.

Sr. 9ur1er &C I%torbcn.
Sn &agerstomn lit Der ipoDlbcs
tollnte Contractor eSreo. Is. Burger
i'm 9lIter BON 43 Nobren %geltorben.
Sr. Burger mar 'cit Sunrcn nit Dem
@ahsthum uon &oNcrStolmt per
fniipit. Gr binterlGBt cine @ittmr
uro 5pci &inocr.
z 6 ieberei in Gumbcr.
.lomo.
Der Neger @otepoo0 Moiiep. %
Sabre alt, lultrhe in Cumberland bon
ieincm NniiengenoIien g%leronoer
9llen olrdl Ben &eib 9eihoiien mo
miro %nnbriheinlidj itcrben. Ger Seb.
tere bate Strcit nit Ser 6rall beS
Griterrn ulro ols oieicr lid cinlniid)tc,
5og gQen ieincn Hcpolper mo %icllertr
iiinf Nal.
Nm Glen tie pCrunQlil # t.
3it GmgelS bel 8rurl@luid mlroe
Der Gonbufteur Gbn@. .. Wc2unc
ulli ser Baltimore Ohio. @obn"
iibcriobren urb olli Scr SteQe getons
let. Ger Wom binterlGBt ieine @itt.
ne mo mcbrerc ainber. Gr mor 3S
Sabre aft. Seinc Somilic mobnt IN
WruulSpid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Mrtbmr u. Mpbipm,
sr. ie7. ~pa.0atHmsreetree

SaiIase . Wotariats . VeloiuedleI.
Snreaa. Sdiffsfarten fir ole
Dampfer.2 inier. Mesiep6iie. Detiel.
@eloDe&ieI hno @dbienbunt en-
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~SbaliasMGnncrdor.
Marreniitmng
Sonntng, ben 1. Tebrnnr,
III ser Wcrmania-M GnncrdDor- Salc.
fot G on--E0

Gin d) mor5cr 2 d 10 inhler.
- Ter 30 Sabre oltc Neger Sobn
@iaiunl5 bon Nr. 500. 9ioole.NQep.
iullroc 9eitcrn Nbcnb bon Den @ebeim-
poli5iitcn 9ulif mo Wopcr nllf bic
Nnld)lloialn1N bin perboftet, onaeb'
lid inter @oripicgellul9 folid)er5b ot.
Iod)en bon pcrldieocnen MoienGenols
Iinnen flcinc @elbiummcn crlnngt 81
bohen. Gin Nc1cr ging IN Der lebtelr
Belt bei Scr Hegcrbepoltcring mllbcr.
cr5Gbltc Hoilengcltollinncn, Die CT al
lcin 5u Souic o%ltrof. ocren MGnncr
Ieien nerbritct uno cr lei 9eIonbt NOR
oclL oos Strnf9elo 81 bolen. Sn
oieier @eiie bat Der idluor5e 9etriiaer
cin bolbcS GliBelto Negerinnen be.
ihnuinoclt. Ger grreitnnt miro bcllte
I'M 0etcftipeS 3mcdS
&ocntifi5irung oen 9ctro9encn gcger'
ilber acitcllt mcrben.
&cute lit @rounbGogs
Sag 4, unb lpclm oaS Sbicr beltte aus
ieilem God fonmt mo Icinen Shut-
ten iiebt, Damn iollen mir, 10 bciBt cS,
AZ Gage id)led)teS @etter er6olten.
Nad) bcn @elterousiid)ten miro eS
bcllte ld)on, rnb mir m%iiiien aIio oo.
roif gefoBt iein. baB ons @ctter lid
entueber Glroert ooer cS bIcibt, mic
pc III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02

Wilcr's, Sruabluap-M arft.
Tcinltcs gerandertcs HinSffeiId
nno 3nnaen. = Bette i'm Marft.
Smpurtirte Wanren. Stamb Wr. tOS,
no nno 11OA. COS, 30,3,4,7,4O,D
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@cprcRtc aalbsfenIc nmS
TricabeQcn

sn babcn bel Wm. ". SmsScr, 757-
7o9 nnS 95S Serinaton- Marft.
(Tec15jSrj
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$50 Ger yS6nlio Wdnnerdor"pcrs
o~nitnltet an Sonntoo Den 4. 6ehr..
icinc ~biesjGbri0c Norren . Sierng IN
Der .@ermonio MGnncrfor-@oac."
Gas Gonlite bat oilb bieleS Wol aue
&ebel, nit Dem Sirigenten Yrof. s.
=. 6ront, III 9cmegnng 9elcbt. mn
ieincn poiiIpen Iitglicbern, Srertn'
oen uno @onnern einen genntbreid)en
Ibeno III NuSiid)t 81 itellcn. Sos
Yrpgromm lit. ipie iolgt: SrdeItcr
Yrof. u. &irit; Eoltomiue bon pier
Norren oes .Sbolia : Mdnnerbors;"
Mabel rlid, rid, rud", nSbolin;"
.@er bat oenn's @ier nmg'ifiitt, PC
lungen bon boperiihen Mitglieocrn;
SONG ano oonec," cine feline Sou.
brctte; nGos 2nftidifi Sris uno go.
trif," Or. i. S., Sr. Str.; Gornct.
Solo, MeIion arot oNooab" BON Git
cp; nHorrenlieo," ,Sbnlia MGnncr.
dor" Ias riibriee Gomite beltebt
aus Sen SS. 8eo. Simmelbeber Dor
iiter, Sobn Stod, DC. @altber, Tr.S.
&. Sempcl, u. Selmanm Srib 2ebr
unb ST. Strottmamn.
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SoOt uuge nnoen. Mid.
Sd)lon9, Gin II Sabre otter Eolircr,
muroc gcltcrn Gorlniito0 balb 8 llbr
in icillem i'm oritten Stodlucrf bc5
SnuieS Mr.. p, Siio.9 onosS trnbc,
bcfinoli1cn Shlni5inmler bon NgncS
Simon lnb Dem EolIiiIten G.S.Mohe
pom Dltlid)cn 9iitritt tobt mllaeIiln.
ben. Nebeu Der Seid)e Log cine Nlos
ihe MDiSfep. Die Sobnen zines @oS.
oiens murben oiicn on1etroiien. Gn'
rciler s, 9. Sglcbort mltcrilld)tc Den
Soil mo ~itclltc cilcn Sobtcnidcin
ans, Der oiti grltiduna IMltetc mo
conItotirte. Dob Shlong inter benz
Ginillllie bon Spiritloicn itono. Noh
Den gIneabcn bon A0nca Simon tront
Sdlong IN ben leBtcn hrci gHodpn
Sicnnlid) Itart; CT binterl0bt orci
Sdppcltcrn mo cincn @ruocr IN Dol,
tinlorc.
Gin Gbi9cr Scomter -
@eitcrn Gornitto9 gc0cn bnlb - ll6r
9ilg an Earf ScigbtS' Npemlc, nobc
Der 3. slpelnlc. ein Eicro Ourd, on3
Dor ein Srlbriperf acipunnt mor, in
>ueld)em iih Srou 6. Morton Stem'
ort bon electric Eoitoiiice, 8rccll
Spring Galep, mo beren beioc ain'
Der b%eionben. Gas Tiero lpirbc burd,
cin poriiberfobrenbes gutomobil er.
ibredt ltnb Der &ntidcr pcrlor Die
@elpalt iiber oaiielbe. Ser berittcnc
Holi5iit CHARLES ". Grobmon rift bin.
ter Dem 0urhbrenncr Der mo brad)tc
bcnielben oil Der Gdc pon Eort
.peigbts. unh 5. slperile gum Steben.
sSrau Siemart iuar bereits I'M @agel
oufgeitanoen uno mollte nit ibrcn
beioen ainbern i'm arm ans Dem @a-
gen ipringen.
3rci Sabre 3ndtban 6
erbielt sritern Der Negtr Geo. &ellS
iiir cinen Mngriif alf ieinen Gaiien'
genoiien gbas. aniup.
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Staot Baltimore.
11ntcrhnltunns . @caluciier.

1lntcrbnltnngs Wc9lueIier.
,MuTtainoemtr," 49, Siete sso6e: DTbe
,siansa'S sbeutsr." - Giefe gso6e: 81
Huce ior Site",
Robert v. WurIiel tn inlNcnoem Repertoire:
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Sdutiidgss WiGtinee Iilo Nbclloe :"N1Inlel'
,SUniSnHitraRen' sbeatsr," 2teie 28obc:
.After MibniQbt".
,Nlbauab'e sbeatrr." - Sieie ISOLDE: "Ibe
Yriuce Chap.
,,MarnlanosSb enter." &C., SiGie 0obe: aeitb'S
Observation-Disclosures. Sagli6 yiattnee.
,,AnoitoriunsS %Brater." Sieie NSobe: "S0t
9huilalpnna".
Heuce Wnntna Shtatcr, Wtolllda, ocll .. Sc
brlar. @nla @%r0tlnulg.
,,gaders unO GUHfrctioncre' lIniun Sr. rs
Gumilag, ben 3. Sehrlnr. er'ler SnbreebnH IN
Der n9db6fs pDcCum= pGle, Ar. l0ll-lOl3. Nl.
Baltimore SiraBe.
,,5nalia. Nl%auuermur." SOnntag, ben 4.
6ebrnnr. &nrreniipung in Der o@crmaninsA'd1
nerd orzSaue".
,,urbeIter. W,auuctdlur." - MoHiug. ben ~.
Schrnar 1906, arobet WiGaieuhGIl in Der o@Cr
mnHid UidunCrdor Sale"
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8eloienonmscn nadl SentidIanS nno
Seitreid)

81 "a Gcnts pro Wtarf uuo 2O1h
Gents pro 9rone. Yorto ertra. @ediel
~altsgelteut auf ale Sbeile Der @elt.
SbeO. $. Sicncr & Gu., ia Sit.
2erington.Str. 3immer Ir. 3.
1857
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
A PROFESSOR OF FLEAS.
d Profession in France-TrOubles OF One
Of the ImpreSaFlos.


Among the curious professions which one
meets with in this country from time to
time Is that Of professor Of fieas. What
che professor trains his alert pupils TO do I
cannot imagine, writes the Paris corre-
%spondent Of the London Globe, but every
now and then at the shows which camp on
the outskirts of Paris the flea professor has
his booth.
One of these strange im~presarios named
JocoGno lately took up his residence In q
lodging house in the Rue St. Charles. IN
fortunately Jooolno's pupils multiplied
with far more rapidity that he could train
them to be we'll beha we'd, with the result
that their active disposition led them to ex-
plore the adjoining rooms Of the lodging
house, where they performed on their own
account.
Their visits were not TO the liking Of
the neighbors, and Jocolno was obliged to
listen to some very forcible remonstrances
on the subject. The nuisance, however,
did not abate, and finally one Of the tenants,
q plumber named Sauvin, decided to take
the matter into his own hands. Armed
with a large quantity Of insect powder, the
irate plumber entered J~ocolno's room In
the absence Of the professor and eprinkled
the exterminator in all directions.
Whb he was 80 eng ged, however, the
flea trainer returned, and installing the
plumber for a burglar seized a revolver
and shot him in The head. Sauvfn In now
lying in a hospital and the trainer Of the
lively flea Is In the hands Of the police,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
SUPERsTITIONs OF SAILORS.
Some Uncanny Phenomena That AssafI
the Seafaring Man.

From he English Illustrated Maoasine.
AL sailors are superstitious and the legends
OF the sea are legion, ranging from phantom
ships to spectral lights suddenly cleaning
from yardarme and mastheads. That many
OF these legends are very ancient may be
proved by the fact that sea harpies are de-
scribed by Homer and Hesiod. while accord
ing to Virgil they p~lundered Eneas during
his voyage to Italy. The beautiful sirens,
loo. are OF classic origin.
Weird. indeed. are the tales OF haunting
s%pectres. At to send one's nerves a-shivering
after a hearty supper. well suited for Christ
mas time ghost stories.
There are the four COLLINS OF Dunter's
Ness. not ghosts, but evil water spirits, who
appear twice a year, only In midwinter, but
bring bad luck In a very short time to the
ship from which they are sighted.
We must mention Adam aster. the dreaded
Ghost Of the Cape. that used to be seen In a
halo Of cloud and mist over Good Hope. and
also the silent man Of Wexford Harbor, tho
wandering soul Of the Dutch skipper who
lost his smack on his way TO Dublin sopqs
three centuries ago.
Ghostly apparitions are not. however. the
only ones to be feared at sea. In the case OF
st. Elmo's fire these apparitions take tho
shape OF spectral lights suddenly cleaning
from yardarms or mastheads. 1t was known
by ancient navigators as Castor and Pollux-
the best omen II seen double. but a signal
danger II seen single.
Jack has a score Of well known superstitionS,
many OF which are Of very long descent. such
as the presence Of hgureheads. the blessing
OF chips and the "croesing Of the line" And
II VIII be remembered that the Prince and
Princess Of Wales both paid tribute to old
neptune while on their Journey to Australia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
FINER THAN SWITZERLAND.
Mountains and Glaciers OF the Canadian
Rockies Excel the Alps.

~"N
Rockies Excel the Alps.
Northwest Canada Is reckoning the man
who has seen all the mountains Of the East
and Is yearning for something new in the
line Of natural grandeur, 1t is only within
recent years that Americans have generally
come to know that the beauty and sublimity
of the Alps are not only equalled but sur
passed both by the Rockies Of the United
States and by the Canadian Rockies. OF the
Canadian Rockies, Whymper, one Of the
most celebrated Of mountain climbers, a
man who has scaled the Matterhorn. says
that they are fifty or sixty Switzerlands
rolled into one.
The Canadian Pacific traverses the Cana
dian Rockies for five hundred miles from
east to west, so that 1t is possible to see
them in their grandeur from a car window.
1t is at Banff that the full beauty of these
giant mountains strikes the visitor most
forcibly. Here the Bow and Spray rivers
unite almost in the shadow of those two
huge peaks Mount Rumble and Mount
Sulphur. Probably not even the Himalayas
can surpass the scene here to be enjoyed.
At Lake Louise is the famous Victoria
glacier, q mighty river Of ice, scanned and
split in every direction. Swiss guides have
been employed to look after such adve n
turous travellers as wish to climb the noun
tains and they ale ready to introduce the
novice to the fascinating mysteries Of crag
and gla oier and olevasse.
Trails nave been cut UP to the submits
Of the lower mountains and for the longer
expeditions the big hotels which nave been
established in this region will supply every
thing that the traveller needs-ponies,
tents, outfits and provisions.
The famous Yoho Valley is a region Of
immense glaciers. amazing waterfalls and
cascades and huge, canons. The Takakkaw
Falls, for example, leap from the very
forefront of a glacier and, dropping several
hundred feet to a ledge, shoot out into a vast
burst of foam and fall no less than 100
feet-over q fifth OF a mile-without again
touching the preoipioe.
Tn Wapta glacier, part OF the great
Waputekh ice field guarded by Mount
Gordon, Mount Balfour and the broken
orags Of the Trolltinderne (the Elfn's
Crown, is another OF the splendid sights,
while the descent of the western Rockies
unrolls another vast panorama that sur
prises and delights even those who have
seen all the other great mountains Of the
world.
The descent is no slight one. Mount
Field has an altitude of $500 feet. To the
southeast the Beaverfoot Mountains, a
splendid line Of peaks, stretch away as far
as the eye can reach, and between them
and the Ottertails rises the huge bulk Of
Mount Hunter. A trip through the Cana
dian Rockies exhausts adjeotives but
and revivihes tho man who
uses them.
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supersuuous Russian Peasants.
From the London Globe.

A curious story OF superstition comes from
the Siedletz region OF Russia. A peasant
named Siwho. poor. but possessing the cum
ming intelligence OF his class, H. wing been
In Cronstadt. and seeing the enormous sums
of money placed. at the disposal OF Father
John, conceived the idea OF exploiting popular
superstition for his own profit.
Associating with himself a woman named
D%aschka. he schooled her for her part. and
then proclaiming her a prophecies. The two
tramped from one rural village to another
over a wide tract, cross In hand. proclaiminR
the imminence Of the Last Day, and urging
the ,%rustios who crowded to hear them to cast
aside all cares of earth.
They Melted considerable sums and in
duced thirty poor families to sell ali thew
possessed in the world and TO hand the pro-
ceeds over TO the two prophets" who
people destitute. The amount was about
e.. 400. ~ ~
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GRAY SQUIRREL BABIES.
Small NJ q Peanut, Blind. Hairless and
Horn-When?

Small NJ q Peanut, Blind. Hairless and
Born-Whm?
It's a dull day now when the nature
folhs don't get into a new squabble Of some
sort. just at present the readers Of Sub
urban Life are torn up over the question
of gray squirrels.
Says Edward Howe Forbush: The
gray squirrel brings forth its young usually.
l think, in May, but often has another brood
late IN August or early In September"
This sound all right to the unnatured
person, but not so to g.. II. French, who sav..
From my experience in raising gray SOUR
rels l can say that usually they are born
in February and March, although I have
had some filters as late as July. In fact
at this writing, on March 10, / have a NEST
of little ones that we're probably born two
Of three days ago.. The young squirrels
resemble young rats and when born are
about as large as a small peanut.
They are, OF course. entirely devoid
Of hair and we do not notice any indioa-
tions in that direction until they are three
or four weeks old. Their ewes ara not
open until the age OF six weeks: from
that time on they seem to deyelop ouita
rapidly. but seldom leave the nest Until
they are from ten weeks to three montbs
Of age.
AT that time they become quite playful,
q, good deal after the manner Of Etfana
especially when everything In very stin
where they are located. They are naf,rslix
very shy, and it 10 difficult to hardle tbsro
with any degree Of comfort, as they suiirm
and fight TO FREQ themselves"