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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Ins Baltimore . Gonntg.

9aS 2ei6enbeg1ngniB oeS an Wfttt4
nod nerrngIiidten Gbriition 8ic.
LAMB. - SeIcpbonorGbte ST. 60
oonStopu bcrllnter gcidnittcn. -
Ser Cardinal in YifespiQ c.-8icl
inn S6laf iiber 9orb. - an0crc
County. Nadri6ter.
GoS 2eihenbcgGngniB bon Srn.
GbriItian @ielan0, melder am Wtitt,
mod 81 Somilton, an Ser SariorO-
&oob, in cincn 8rlinncn fiel unO ci.
ncn S6GOel6rrt ~crIitt, fnnO Sonrs
tag No6mittog ouf Dem 6rieObofc
ser Oeltifen SerululcmS=Stirfe SIT
GorDcnpile itott. Eaitor u. Suite
bon ser SeruiaIemS-Girh belt Ocrl
Srauergotte50ienit in Der Stride, utO
ais @obrtliftrGgcr fun0irten Wiit.
glicOer Oes rs. j. MISREPRESENTATION"
bonn OrOer Der .Septaiopbcn" uno
ser n@oroenpilc.2oge Nr. ia" pom
0roen Der Obj 6cuomS." Gie BE.
omtcn ser dob 8eaoms," ). ".
Ortmon, Noblc 8ran0; Sobn $.
Wcper. @ice.8 rono; Gbo8. Gollinger,
prot. SefretGr; S. Scrmann SHonc,
5inuna.S cfretGr; Bob. Z. Spcmun,
9aplart; s. 9. &ofitetter, Marld)ou;
Sobn 6. Gogt, Borbein, unO Senrp
Slider, S6abmciitcr, l~eitetet Die @c.
crOigungS.G eremonien om @ro6c.
Siet i'm S6luf ii Der 9oro.
Ger q Sabre olte Mtortin S. Gor.
ncp bon gfr. 154t, Srlcons : StrdBc,
ertronf om Sonntog Morgcn nm 3
ltGr in Yricc'S Gope I'M Wti0ole Hi-
Der gcIegentIi6 elmer 6iiAportic, mel.
6e CT in @emeiniohft nit ieincm
Sdmager Omen Gornep bon gtr. 100,
Nmitp.S troBe, u%nternobm. Die Sciz
sen i6licfen oltf Dem @oot Elm uno
permlttblif rpIltc Gornep I'M S6lafc
in ooS @oiier. GIS Sr. Omen 9. Gar.
ncD nm 8 ltbr ouflpahtc, permiBte or
ieiuen Sdpogcr. Gr ricf perl6ieocne
Male nad oemielben, crbiclt jc0od)
feline Mntmort. 9lS CT Damn Sen Sut
ocS GerntiBtcn i'm @oiicr idmimmcn
ioh iiel inn Elm, ooB Der S6iuogcr
ertrilnfcn iein mlbte. Gr rllocrtc nun
Dem llfer 81 ltno bolte Siilfe berbei,
rno nod longem Srdcn nltr0c Der
2ei6nom oe8 GermiBtcn nufgefuns
ben. Ger Soote binterlGBt auBer lei
ner 8ittmc 5mei tlcinc &inOer.
3elepbpnbrGbte %berunter
ge b nitten.
9etrGdtli6e llnonnebmlidfcit pur'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
@cItcrn MarpIanS GiicnbaBn.

3lge ~berlaien SinensS tdtion ipie foIgt;
5daldl:
4.3O MorecnS-S6uelpoit, Sugerstotpr. 81. &
~. sGabn, uno auSgetotlI1en SonItu9,
@ancod lino Gbnmbersburg.
n15 Observation-Disclosures
200 yladun.- Niionmnoutton nab @lhnooi.
ADD gla6.-@rpreb SmlpiItrte. Snger5toipn.
5ancoS, S6ippensbire uno,- nisgenont'
men Sonitn1, 5re6ertd lino 9Hllfttttsblrg
SBdriorHssag9onl u.I,
1000 IbenoS-affommooatioi rd6 unions
Nrioae.
Sdaiidl, ausaenurtmeu sunntag.
6.b5 W~oraets-Oorf. y. & 8. OtOtltoft liio
mie Carlisle.
500 Notwithstanding. SaaerStofun, Sdn'
cod. Cumberland. Sbtppenshnrg, 5rcoe'
rid. SnrmIisburg uno u. & VI. Na5n
o.4s MorGcns Instrumentation mad SettDs'
burg nno Yorf.
1000 Observation-Disclosures mad Union
Brtope.
1920 Na6m.-gTne moirtain @rprcb (BarIor.
Nng9un) foiuie 5reoertd.
1926 ga@ni +. erpreB nab Dort NIB y. &
4.15 @a6m. - Accommodation nab linton
Vrtoae.
5.32 gIdcbm. - Accommodation nnf @Ibuoou,
bonn eIpreb bis @eiipsbnt9 ullo Ynrt
G.15 NhenoS - Accommodation nut Union
Bridge.
$50 Tdhm-NIne Jiioae 2initeo, G6nel8ia
nab BeftminIter. gbnrnont WOuntdtn
POINTS itHb SnqerstnlUn tbcgtrreto dul
23. SuHi). gurIor'9 EnGgon.
BUR Sountaas:.
$50 Worgens - Accommodation nod linton
@rioae uno Snnoocr.
6dit ni6t nn Der BtnninlOnntd sNbeniies
citation on.
q. Noteuien, y. Or. Spfuen,
General Waua9er. sen. 'E'af.'aoent.
GG7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

9ompfer . @eieIi6uften tbe%ilgenon1-
men 6otten, lit Dem ungariiden SSlt.
iti5miniiter @e5a Bolonpi BON nitro.
magpariider Settle ser 8orlpurf &c.
madt moroen CT bobc ieincu GinfIuB
all @un1ten 0eS Hor0OClttl6en 2lup0
betreffs Der NuSmanoerung aus I'm.
garn gclten0 gentadt. Ser 0tiniiter
bot nunmebr @elegenbeit gcnommen,
ii1 gegen oieic @eiduIoiglrng SIT Der.
ipobren. @r neiit tie ais niftSmiir.
Dig 5uriid. Gr niiic ~iiberboupt polt
feincr neilen 0ifertc ser 9rcmer
8nmpfcr9eicQi6oit, obcr or lpiiie0aB
Der Sertrag, lpcIfen cine friiberc uns
gortide Hegierung NIT Ser Gltnoro.
Clinic abgei6Ioiicn i~fonool0S, ia &c.
rooe5u Elm ~notionoleS l1ngIiid iei. Die
6unor0.2inie unb nit ibr Die ungo.
ride Gompfcrgeieai6oft ~abrio"
8iihtigten fiinitli6 Die Gu8ponoc.
rult1 un0 beitetcn Die I%uSmun0ercr
Damn nod) alien Seiten bin aus, Gle
bciteben0eu 3uItGnoe iprGden Der
MoroI mo ser Civilization Sobn.
Nodocm iid YoGonpi 10 often unO
enti6ieocn ouSgeipro6en but, erlpurz
ret nan lucitcrc gntbiiQlngcn iibcr
sic 9lrt utO 8eiic, mic in llngarn olti
Dem @e6ietc OcS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lens oemirt6iduftet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

oe pielen 9%ciuobnern Don 8obanS.
topn oaoltr6 ncruriadt, 0ub am
Samltag Iben0 Gicbe cine Nn5a5[
Eclepbon0rGbte Der .Gbcinpeufe &
4otomuc. Z eIepbonsGo." in iencr Sc.
aenO Derultter idnitten uno ito6Icn.
Man meiB oob sic Giebe Gferb unO
@ugen nit iid fiibrten, Oa iie Don
beridic0cnen 9eIuobucrn Der 8cQet0
0eiebcn murocr. 2ebterr gIoubtclt
jeOof, gngciteIlte ser Sclcpbon . Sc.
ieqi6uft Dor iid 81 boben.
Cardinal @i66onS in
Btfe$pilIc.
Cardinal Gibbons mobnte ant
Sonntag 81 8ifeSpiGe einem fcier'
Iiden Sodonlt in Der ct. CHARLES.
&ir6e bel, lulO nadJ Dem @otteSOieHit
fon0 ibm 81 Gbreu Elm Gmpfong I'M
Greien itott,
@etrcioe.G rperte in % arp.
la II D..
@r. 8. u. Sib ser &egierungs.0e'
trctoe-@rpcrtc, mcIhcr cine Snipet-
ttonStour scr Woion urt0 0irons
Sinie cntInna mod)te, bot in Wtorp.
lono Icinc Hrbcitcn poIIeuOet, uno cr
ipriht iid Oobin ans, Dob @inters
roGGct ioueit n0rolidl mic bis 5ltnl
mittlercn MarpIan0. nit Griolg 9e-
3o0cn mcr0cn tann. &r. Sit crtIGrtc,
ooB Bic Hegicruna m%ubrideinlid be-
reitS i'm &crIultfe BON orci Sobrcn
cinen Ro9genioomcn lieicrn fam
Scr 10 gut I'M SerbIt 0ciGt mcroen
fam, mie Wei5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Baltimore Cbio -Sahn.
" 1daIih. l3daIi6, uuSaenommen Sonntaes.
9ur Gnunf0aS

wv ~ xtutUss -. . . . = = AnAlt A.tA ~. AOO ~
GrpreB8iae . SeOs etHnbs ami Der etHube" bon
@arnocn 4. Citation ra6 Nafhingtpn on QBo.
s9eniaaen. 500 Norm. bis 800 ,Gbenos. nit
8raunan.9 ienit. 6rlbere abfabrt bon wt.
Wai6inatsn, SerIuuen wt, notaI st. 900.
1Io, 1850, $40, s94s. it0.bb, ~ SO gots
!9Ha' !ia. iia.S S5a' iS.55 1853 26ISb, h:55, 800. ssiss' .i Is.SS.
~ 80 !, g9lSssnnOSSS; be SsrI GaIdssn st. 4 100. .S1 q
100. M,05. 1900, 300, 1906, 400. 1870.
1900, 1906, 1888, 600, *G.18, 1920, 100,
$500 1910, $1,000, 1905. '1t.1O, lid
aunapots, Wt. gaobaI station. ITO mno
2s.46 Sormlttaps, lb,55 gndnl. ganoeu'eta.,
l1,2o nno 200 9orntittaes. i12.o5 Naam.
Srebertd, Wt. aobal Station. Ys.45. ls.4s.
Borm.; 9duoeu Citation. l7.35, 1900. 1910
lno 1000 Boru, ii.25, 1850 nno $50 Gar.
9ia@saer, mi, rosaI. ITO PORN. I24s.
1850 Nq6Ti9 gamoen, 1920 gorm, 1900.
SaserStsipm, @it. aobal eta.. NAB gorm,
S5o aiabm ganeen etation, 1900 BORN,
gMisstt.eitg nnS WI. Nirbs gameea siatiSI.
enrtis' Va6. Gameen citation, 1920 gprm.
sarag. Mt. No0aI, '243 Room, Camden.
aonat Slue cine uadb gbiIabslpbia nnb Re,u.
Uprf, nciler 9erminiS an 5reinHo5nnuSle.
s ss.at s.rae sas "s s + ". SiltrIIs a"d' e''''''
Rerioier:
Camden. gPt. RohdI.
ebInfuaaaons .... .ldat. 3b1 y. y 3.55
g1tlor u. Diner ,Idpl. lob y Y. 500
gufiet Rnrtor. msqen.G 90. $50 y. " ga Y.
Barlor Diner d. . NIT co. 0.52 Y . 0.b7 T.G
RntIor Diner. anseen. So.il.50 2. afi54 W
Earlor Einer -. -. 3daI. t55 Y. = t.59 q.
,Monaf 2tmiteo" e. .Ingl. 8.4s q. y 8.b2 y.
SS5OGssS. S9tIa. anss. So 5 I 10 3 3 . s.S O. R.s
9oades. Rbilu.. ..9dGl. 9.00M 9.05 W.
G1ldfuoGgon go. .Idgl. 1880 r.. f2.44 y:
ecfuE : GdTufuaeepus iino fertia alm 6e.
bralth IN GaHosn' uno ut. Hopnl'StattoH us
10 ubr gbenoS.
v. nn6 afauttc.Gttb on gsotentdaen; q.
| nn6 Atiantie.Gitb tdqIt6. . nab Atlantic.6ith
GcnntagS. que 8ige baIten in @iIntinston;
e bdlt in Gheiter.
Blffa. %aiftpni., GnmhensStntio ?s.05. 1918
Bprin., Y. 30. 1910 gldttt, /; M. .NupnI Gtd..
1910. Is. 20 Roru., IL %. ?6.15 Gndu.
Nberoeeu Atfpm, Camden citation, lit
Rudft., 1910 Wbcuhs: MT. Nubdl Station.
n .0b glpthm., Sob abenoS.
Neferoiruila bon Hnntn In Stlnf' ooer BAR.
IorfgSapaons. SpeifesJater etc. iUeroe1 fhneu
bcforat per 9eItphoR in nuen ~ful9enoen BILLET.
adreinr: Charles uno 5draioqa a. strabe. 8
e. WDlfc 1870. ooer 0lo. 9oIrtlarb 1901: ORA.
| RcbulsS iation. g. 4 z. MPl. Se:ron 3t2a:
Gambler. citation SriprndtioussVirenn. 6. & y.
| Soutb 1870. ceer ND. GourtIano 2726. unb Rt.
b26. EiiosgNrnaopcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
ettcit6arcr @eiltlidlcr.
GeIebrirtc sic Neiie nit Oem Reool
Der neben iif alf Dem Iltar.

8tttsburg, ga, t6. Snlt. -
Olit einem geIuOenen HeDolOer neben
iid oui benz 2tltnr liegeno, celebrate
8ater WiGoel Tllief, ser 8farrer Der
r0miid : fatboIii6en ct. Nitolns'
Stride in WiIpale, geItern Die Vtelle,
radOem er iih 5uerIt 6u6ItGbltd lei'
men @eg in 0os 8otteSbouS Ourd)
cine Menge uufgeregter Wfdnner 1ll1o
5rnuen, WitgIie0er ieiner @emetnoe,
bate erf6mpfen miiIfen. Der 3ptlt
5luii6en Dem @ottesmarn uno lelner
@crneinOc mG6rt ifon ieit mebreren
Monoten. Die @emeinbe lit ongeblit)
nit Sen S%etOen3eu, ueld]e Der 8eiIt.
Iife in ieinen 8reoigten befolgt, ni6t
e%inoerItanoen utO bot ihon Dteoerbolt
feline Seriebun9 p%erlungt, mas 1eoof)
ieOeSmnI BON 8iid)of GaneOin abge-
lebnt porocn lit. Grit Dor tltr5er 3eit
mur0e ser @ciItIide in Ser air6e
tbGtIid angegriffcn, unO crit, ais er
einen Reooloer ans icinem 9rieIter.
gelpon0e 300, lieB i'm Die cr5iirnte
Menae oaein. Die 6einOe BON Safer
Glief mer0cn bon elmer 6rou an9e-
fii6rt, bie nltf gcitcrn mieOcr nit Ell
dler nod SunOertcr 6~Gblcn0en Nenge
Dor Ser Tbiire ser STRIDE lton0 uno
Nem @eiitIihcn Ocn gtutritt SIT Der
mebren iudte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

gdHe fir's AuSlnno beinrat q. aaiue, 9S.
413, Cit.Yalttmure. Str., Rabe 6pitumae Il Ass,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
NterdantS' & Mincrs' SranspOrta'
finn Sumbani.

NnflpfersN HITCH.
N1h Bottom uilo Dem Often: teben Wlontae.
9ienitae, 9onneritaa uno Sainltd1, Aberlos
0 lbr.
9tab Brcbioeuce unb BEN Often: ieoen Sonr'
tag. WIittlpub NIB Srettag, Ibetos q nbr.
Nah yelupurtsyleipS uTo HortoII: idglth iint
0 ubr slhenbS.
Srabt piro .deIin bis 3 litr absnos fiir an
benz Gage nbfa9renoe Sunpter nnaenortnteil.
gtdh Sabnnnn1 unb benz Sitoen: ieoen Diem
flag, 9unnerttnG uno Garnftn9, gbenbs 0 uhr.
VoItuner un0 Brobioertces Oui1picr l1bren bon
Der gsert6e ani Sube beS loHgsSods nb. Sa'
bdnnabsSn upier bon BET Mertte am 6lbe Der
l8eIts5aISsgIbenne.
Is. ". @iGiugbaut, aeent,
LongfSod.
". q. Turner, g. Z. Or.
n. .. otebbtus, Gen. sWlar.
Sauptbiireau - S%abuf'9de Werman. nno
2lgbt.Strahe. C113,T&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Scirntbs QicensCu.

GbarleS $. 8bittle, 2G, uno 9eiiiC
%. Gbanep 2t; Npplitnnt ". u.
Sltttou, 9roo6iib L, Nocnue, nabC
YrcBtmanitroBc.
@iaiom i. GburH, %, uno Anno
@eib, 81; AppIitont IS. Bed, Nr.G07,
SiiO-GonnonitroBc.
6ranf &crn, 81, mnO Ammo u.
Grape, 10; Applitunt 6ranf &ern,
gtr. 1927, Git.MomlmcntitrnBe.
SeIic Is. &orOerL %, ullS gnnie 10.
@eIib, 81; GIppIifont Seize 6. Sor-
bcn, Sldeiter, @muoro-Gountp.
George SdroOt, 25, uNO @Qn 2epp,
80; IppIitont George Sfroot.
Grrt &abiif, q, un0 Mnrie SetO.
Iep, %; Npplifnnt Gurt 8obiih,
&igblorNtomn,
Gonroo 3uurngcicr, 80, unb annic
@pbIib, %; Applifnnt Conrad 3uorn-
e2ier, HoBpi0c, 9uItimoresGountp
Sobn DC. YolfS mo Agnes 6.
@eIib, IS; Npplifunt 6rou e. @inole,
Scr. 1929, SiiOsGborlesitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Baltimore 9ampf 8afct So.
Die Ser. Stanten,4oit bef4roerlo.
1ampier nGirainia" Meal. .NlabanIa,"

@eurnia," ,3enneiiee."
9ampfer lnbren thgIicb, 9pnntngs aus9eno11'
men, bon ben sNdis2inies" Biers, gr. 1913,
9iebt.S trnBe, $50 gtbenoS, btreit na6 OLD
9oiit Gomiurt, gtorfpIf, 9ortsnou'b uno alien
5.unften oes Gioells. @erbinonng In Obj
9oint Comfort nit e. & G. @lien6abn." gnf
Ei@mono SsroinDlne " 8SrtS,noui0 my Gfsl
mouth unb siiIantu. Sn GortoIf @erbinoung
init Der n%9ltInntic GoGft Cine" NOrfolf nno
ncliIih unE pOlb 9ominion Cine n1n 9tetr'
Welu,gorf.
Wn6I5eiten nab europdit6em 4Iane. lrru'
ribfe aniiitPlBtmr1er. eleiirtfhc @%eIelttllta,
Sanpf6ct5una, aoien fret. Referoirte Sthiiiten'
simmer In ben NtIet,liireuiir Der ng'al cine. i"
Or. 107, Sns9oltiGtores5trnb Or. sos nno
50s, 2ipbisStrnbe, @. VI. g. Office. Silocft'Gde
Baltimore uno GnIuert'G tru6c, Continental
IrlIt 9liloing uuo WIb1ugbs, ytr. 100, Noro'
gbarleet Gtrnhe.
Spbn ". Shertuoub, q. grotuH,
Rices8rdl. II. Sen. 'Dianneer. @eH.sgG.' aaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Slattcrr urt Spro.

It 0 n, 16. Suli. = Der 0am-
pier rGpmric" BON ser r@bite Star
2ine," ser BON 2iperpooI bier ange-
Iangt lit, iprrbe etnen baIben Gag aui
Der Quarantine suriid ge6alten, neil
Elm 3~pii6enoeds . 8aiiogier uno elm
Mitelieb Ser Sdiffsbeiatuna an Den
9lattcrn erfranft paren. Grit nah-
Dem ale 8aiiasiere, $50 an Ser 3abl,
unS 'bie Sdifisbeiatung geimpft ma-
rem, puroe Die 2anoung geItattet.
SoIonni's 8ertbeibigung g.
9uoopeft, 16. Suli. = Sn Ser
%binbuns nit ben bier fiir5lid itottgc-
bobten, aber reiultatloS perlaufenen
@erbanolungeu betreffS Der Grrid-
tung zines oireften IuspanOerungs-
oienites, an melden audi Die beioen
groBen bentiden transatlantiiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
IursIaab e TenniaIuania n. q.

WarSIMb e EenniAlOania N. ".
8hae o~erIafen RortbssIbe.. II. Daf ctr. 'gtntior:
7.s0 Rorm. mao BORT taaItn. ansaeaommsn
GoIntaes.
2 30 Row. hn6 Delta nnr Gount1sS.
$50 Porn. nd1 PeIatr t6gliH, nuSseHommen
Sn1ntagS.
1926 gladm. mad gorf tdelI6. ausssrommen
Sonttnas.
4n5 1nbut. nod Delta Eur SonntnaS.
ago gsaNm. mao Delta tdgIt6, ausaeiicHints
Sonntdgs.
600 abenbs mad s)eIair tdeItA, ausesnom.
men SoruidgS.
tt.00 Gbenbs n06 PeIair nnr gonutaas.
t1,46 EbenbS na6 Nelair Wlttttrc6s nnh Gant
ftdGS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
RACING At oNAvEsrND.
Jockey FreiHhon killed la Fra
Race when joe Lew Fell.

Jockey Freishon KILLED la Firth
Race when Joe Lew Fell.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 The racing
al Grayesend was married by fatal
accident, Jockey Bertrand Frelshon
losing his life, while Jockey q. Ross
was dangerously injured The mlxup
came In the nth race, selling event,
for three-yenr-olds. with ten starters.
frelshon's mount, Joe Levy. fell, ear
rylng down Sonoma Belle, ridden by G..
Burns, aud Louis H., carrying g. Ross,
fell over Joe Levy. Burns escaped Sc
rious Injury. Kennyetto, at S 10 /,
won the Willow handicap. Three ia
vorites Won. Summaries;
First Race Suffrage, first; Lotus,
second; Jacoblte.. third.
Second Race Momentum, first; Roy.
al Lady, second; Royal Breeze, third.
Third Race Coy Maid, first; Dande-
Hon, second; Far West. third.
Fourth Race. Kennyetto, first; Gold
Lady, second; Fantastic. third.
Fifth Race. -Lancnstrlan, first; Our
Sister, second; Huntington. third.
Sixth Race.-Nemesls. first; Stole.
second; Miss Ogden. third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


News Of tho Town and village Brlsfiy
Told for basY Readers.
Watch for the Baby Show and Fair
Ia another column.
Mrs Margaret Russell Is visiting
her sister, Mrs NJ. V. Armstrong this
week.
Mrs Douglas Macintosh has been
visiting at DR.. Donnelly's In Floos.
lex for few days.
Mrs N. V. Armstrong has returned
from oxford Center where she has
been visiting her son.
Dan Rlfenburg writes that during
his vacation OF over two weeks spent
In Mlddleburg, N. y. he has been un-
der the Doctors care and will not re.
turn as soon as expected.
The 10Th Z. S. cavalry on Its return
from Gretna TO Fort Ethan Allen will
encamp on the s. II. Rudd farm In
Hooslck next Monday. Tuesday the
command will march 10 SALISBURY
and oncamp there on the same lot
where II did on the outward trip.
The ladies OF Bennington Center
Congregational church are holding a
rummage sale for the benefit OF the
church In the corner house opposite
Walbridge's store, Main street, com.
mencing Thursday morning and con.
tinuing the rest of the week. 2lstf
The Baby Show and Fair will be
given by the Ladies Aid Of the NJ. T..
church Tuesday and Wednesday after.
Moons aud evenings, Sept. % and 20.
lea cream and cake, fancy articles,
and food will be on sale. A good en-.
tertalnment each evening. Come aud
spend the afternoon with the babies
Program for entertainments announc-
ed later. Admission 10 cents.
Rev =. l.. Dow, presiding elder OF
the Burlington district, will preach at
Free Library hall at the Methodist ser
vices Sunday, both morning and even
ing aud will conduct a Love Feast at
$50 p. m. Prof T.. T.. Long will sing
a solo at the evening sci vice. Sunday
school at II m. All should avail them.
selves OF the opportunity TO hear Mr.
Dow's sermons. a welcome to all.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
CHATHAM DIVISION.
"ToUcHlNess" OF WIRELESS
Like Some People II Is Sensitive to the
Least Variations Of Conditions.

Wireless telegraphy is compared by
a writer In Cosmos 20 n good but ok.
citable man. capable OF doing excel
lent work. but apt TO fly OF the
handle" on the slightest provocation
This smile is suggested by recent
communication In Drude's Annalen. I'm
which Mr. Sachs. German expert.
menter. reports on the way in which
space-telegraphy is affected by en-
vironments of various kinds. From
Sachs results II would appear that
wireless Is very delicate and suscepti.
BILE to outside influences. Says the
writer in Cosmos:
BY placing the transmitting and re.
cciving apparatus at different heights
above the ground. he found that the
transmission is much better at a Ger.
tain height than near the earth. The
augmentation of effect with height
proves that the conductibillty of the
earth interferes, and that the electro.
magnetic energy is powerfully alb.
sorbed and slightly reflected. Besides.
II Is necessary to take into account
the length Of waves employed; for
short waves transmitted over terra
firma the author concludes that the
influence of the earth is always clearly
unfavorable. On the contrary, If the
Herlzan waves used are of great
length, the earth, and especially the
sea. may be sufficiently conducting to
aid transmission to an important de-
gree. The practical use of the system
has already shown the fact that com
munication over the sea is easier than
over continents.
"Mr. Sachs, continuing his expert
ments along this line, has shown that
the nelghborhood of human beings
acts unfavorably on the transmission
and especially the reception of sig
nails. Whence 1t would appear that
although the new telegraphy is doubt
less of great service to humanity, It Is
certainly very delicate and suscepti
BILE, like certain people who are ex-
cellent at bottom, but who are affected
In an exaggerated way by the least
excitement"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
QUEER WAYS OF UPoTos.
Can't Look at Their Mothers.ln. a1,
and Women Eat Special Fish.

The Upotos live on the northern
bank Of the Congo between Ikonmango
and Dobbo, or between the twentieth
and twentysecond degrees Of east
longitude, and seem TO have long re.
sided In the region. They show a
marked dislncllnation to quit Il. They
live chiefly by fishing, aud one OF the
first things 10 strike a visitor Is that
certain fish are reserved for the men.
others for the women and yet a third
kind for the slaves. These slaves are
chiefly slaves by birth or men sold
for their debts. They are well treated.
and opposite IringuI is an Island In
which all slaves who are incapable OF
working are allowed to reside by
themselves. One form OF seml.servl
tude Is called lisokko. This is when
a man, not having money to buy a
wife. sells himself TO a chief 10 OBJ
tain one. The offspring OF such a
marriage becomes the property OF the
chief.
One very curious custom Is that
man may never look at his mother.ln-
law. II he does, he has to pay her
fine of 30 to 90 mltakkos, which are
brass rods equal TO half penny.
Neither must the mother-in-law look
at her daughters husband. Children
are treated with great kindness, and
in fact spoilt. Their mothers do not
chastise them, even II the children
strike them. Among the duties OF the
women Is that OF shaving their hus-
bands. The chief amusements are
singing, dancing and wrestling matches
between villages. The victors are
painted red; sa also are corpses be-
fore burial, but in the case OF women
1t is not the bodies. but the coverings
in which they are wrapped, that are so
colored.
The Upotos believe In life after
death and In spirits. They think their
dead relatives and friends are always
watching them. although they cannot
be seen. Their God Is named Libanza.
Their account Of the origin OF the
white and black races is curious. Lib
ANA sent his son Tserenga on earth
to see what the races OF mankind were
doing. Among Europeans he was well
received, so he gave them a white
skin and much knowledge. but among
the Africans he was badly received,
so he left them black and stupid. One
of the myths entertained by this peo-
pie is that the Congo and its many
tributaries were created by the tears
of the tribes weeping for a favorite
chief long ago. The moon Is supposed
to be an immense ship engaged in
conveying the souls Of the dead to
Libanza, and the stars are the eyes
of the dead. who sleep during the day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
Mining Meerschaum.

Meerschaum, although the name means
"sea foam," is not a marine prod
uct, but is a soft. soaplike stone
which is mined just as coal is mined
Asia Minor is the principal seat Of
the industry. In its crude state, says
Technical World Magazine, meer-
schaum is yellowish-white In color.
and a red clay coat or skin envelopes
the blocks taken from the mine.
These blocks bring from $35 to 5000
a carload They are soft enough to
be cut with a knife. After being
dried under the open sun In summer,
or in warm room In winter, the
blocks are sorted into different grades
They are then wrapped in cotton and
packed in cases for the market. The
bulk of the product goes to Vienna,
where the best pipemakers are found.
In the estimation of the connoisseur,
meerschaum makes the lightest,
cleanest smoking outfit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-22
RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected 10 June 2ith, 1906 Trains iea,,
Bennington daily except Sunday. unless
otherwise noted.
GOING SOUTH.
Ii5O a m-EKprcss daily FOR Troy. Alban,
and New York. Pullman sleep
Ing cars 20 New york
7;iO Passenger for Troy. Albany and
New York
,a'ib p m-Mall Tor Troy. Albany. New Yofs
and West
a,to &" Flyer Tor Troy. Albany and New
York, Pullman parlor car 10
$40 " Eipress for Troy. Albany and
sew York.
7itO Passenger for Troy and A hany
0;tO e sundays only. Passenger for Troy
0OfSG NORTH.
t2fI5 a m-E1prsss daily fOrRutland. Burllne
ton, Montreal. Ogdensburg and
West Pullman sleeping cars e.
7tf0 Montreal and Ottawa
sundays only. Passenger 90 Rut
land. Burlington and Alburgh
10 PASSENGER for Rutland, Burlington
and Ogdeusburg.
lilo a. m.-Passengcr for Rutland and Bur
lingtOn.
a.fO p m-Flyer forRutand. Burlington. Mon
trcal and Ogdensburg Pullman
parlor car TO Montreal.
0tl0 p n-Local Passenger for Rutland. Bur
lingtOr and intermediate stations
Trans from Rutland arrive at Bennington
200 and $40 q. m. i7t5. 40 and $40 y. M
also az 10 10 D. m. on Sundays.
Trains from Troy arrive At I2fs. s.t5 and iiAC
a. m $40. SEQ aud Gas y. IN also AT s45
a. m on Sundays only.
CHATHAM DIVISION.
shs m-Pas.enger for Chatham and New
York.
$50 y m-Passengsr Tor Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at iO45 a. m. anC
6.i5 p. m.
GEO. T JARVIS. Genl Mgr.
q. r. DAILY, Passenger Traffic Manager.
q. A. NiMh0. Gen. Passenger Agt.
Rutland. VI.