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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
MooCrne SflaOerei.

Fcn atoIa, 6In., 9tuguit. -
&or Dem Nlm0c0 Gomniii1r Worib
bot bier Oic &orper6anOIung geqen
Hobcrt @alu1bcr, ben Sol5ilperinten.
ocntcn, ulO 3 Eortcr, Den 9uhbalter
Der oSufion Sitmber So" in 9ofbart,
9lld, bcgOnncn. Sic tperoen beihuI-
oigt @urrp Qpman ans Rcm,Dorf in
nnfrcipilliger 0ienitbarfeit gcbolten
5l babcn lln0 oicicr er6drtete eiOlih.
ooB ibnr 20 Feitifcnbiebe ouiaeiGblt
mor0en icicn, neil er perind,tt, ,ll ent.
llicbcn, mo OoB oicie Struic noh Der.
ooppcIt por0cu iei. neil or nidt nm
@na0c bitten moIltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
SCarit ais 0OnUcrmcnrS Gnnoiont in
RCmzg)urf.

9te2p Dort, / 2lt1lit. GnS
Oenotrutiihe StantS Golnitc bat
bcutr bci6lolicn, Oen 5taotS- -Gonpcnt
am 20. Septcmber 81 Buffalo ob3u-
boltcn
IoS Stoat3 Gomitc Scr llna6bGn.
AiafeitS 2igo, an ocrcn Spite ". n.
@earlt ltebt, bat 9cItcrn arrargirt,
oaB 0earIt In cincm in bicii9er Staot,
mobrdctnlid am #. September IN
Der Gurncgcs&ulle, abjubalten0en
Gonpcnt sum @ouuerncur uonlinirt
mcrocn ioll. 9a Die ocmotrotiihen
Frim0ruoblcu crit am rs. Scptrm.
Der Qbge6oltcn mcr0clt, 10 miro Scarf
'hon lett 5luct Nodc, ais Ganoioat
mI ,FcIoc lcn lobnlO Der Ocmofra.
tide Stanta Gonucnt puianrnen.
tritt. GtIicbc ser }ln1Gn0cr &carit's
be0lpruden olB icinc Domination
0lrf Die llnob60nGi9tcita Sila ieinc
domination Olrh 0ct rcQrInlGBigen
0cnofrntiidcu 5toota Gonpent niht
bccintrd6tigcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Slutiacr Strifcfrounll in Dlid,iaam.

Golltmet, Mihy 1 2ulllrit. -
,Sn ctnem mdbrcuo Der ucrganqenen
9taht in Der Niihlgun alpiergrube
iu 9fodlnuo Itattacimocncn Sample
}mllden Striferu lm0 Stritebrehcrn,
meId)' Sebtere mter Dem S6ube elmer
itorfen Sheriifamunihdit all Die 9lr.
belt 1ebcn mollten. mur0e cin Wtann
gctOotet tmo Elm anOerer t0otlih per.
DunOet. Vicbrere }ln0ere trllgcu
ShuBmunOeu 0appn 8icr5ig 5tri.
fer befinben iid inn Hutbbanie pon
Rodlouo in Sait Ter Sderiii bot
ale 8eidlditalofalc Ocs' Crtea ge.
ihIoiicn imO bctc bcrriht 3lube oa.
iclbit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
tSiuc Stunoc uadD Der SOdDscit.

G borlottc, N Is, t. 2tuguit.-
Y NJ 9ropn muroc bcutc aui Der
9d1nltution 81 9eiicmcr Gitp pon
Nobn Ql. @incnio erihoiieu Gr mar
cine Shtnoc uorbcr nit Sri. 9ettie
Ecrrp ans @ciicner getroltt moroen
lmO i'm 9rariiie lid nit ibr nab Tan.
oitlt iu be9eben, I'M BORT Die Sitter.
mobcn }l pcrbrmgcu. aincni0, oeiien
Shmcltcr ongcbIid Dor ctIihen no.
hen pon 9romn periilbrt mur0c. er.
CAB lih Gleid noh Scr (bot ser 9oli.
sci 9ci0c WiGnucr arbcitctcn in elmer
Nunmollipinucrct 5u 9ciiemcr Gitp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
NOd) nidjt oau5 6ciacleet.

9riogeport g, t. 9lu1llit -
Die 9eilc9llng Oea aoblcngr6bcr.
1trifcS I'M 0itliAen Ohio bat oen
2Slrrcn in Der Woorc.9iitn. 3ehe jt
Bridgeport uno in ser 8lennS Run.
3ehe 81 @arrcnton tcin Gn0e ge-
m1d)t. Die GiBentbiimcr oer 3cdben
peiacrn iih. ibrc Stritcbreher }u emf.
ldlien, unO "a Die aIten 2lugeitellten
niht nit oenieIben nrbciten luoaen.
10 lino Die 1Serte nod anBer Netrie6
ole Gin @rope Goat So" mciaert
it'd ii6crbonpt, oie 9e0inguugen oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
9tcgrr uOn GUblengrdbcrn nieOerge.
idluiiem.

GinciHnatt o, I. 2lugtIt. -
Gincr Spe}iolOcpeihe ult3 SturgiS.
Hp1 5itfoIIc purOeu }lpei Reger.aob.
Iculrdbcr, meIhe aui Dem Ncge pon
Eropiocucc, sen. nddl Shlrgia luaren,
leteru }IbcuO uabc Nod Springs an.
1cbdItcn lm0 nicOeracihoiien. Giner
ocrleIbcn mar, obgleit ihner per.
mluOct, I'M Stanoe. Sturgis 3u er.
rclben unO S5iiIfe 3u boIen. Ter
}pettc 9tcgcr mar Dem (o0e na6e, ais
man i'm ouifouO. 6arpcD Sprinaer
uno Robcrt S1oa, OlitQlicOer ser Sob.
len1rdber.lhion mur0cu hcittc g3a6-
mtttoa ais &criber ser lbat uer6uf.
tet. O(cbrcre 6oruer marcn Augen.
jclt8cn OcN &crbrchcna lno mahten
Der 9eI6rNc W}ittbeihmocu oarii6cr.
Wle ne orglbelL ird0tCn Springer
lm0 3all Die lfegcr ob lie inn 9egriife
'cicL fiir Die g@eitAcutudp Gool
So" ST orbcitcu Gle Rcler aaben
mI@peibcnoe }Intmorten, uorauf oie
beiocn @ciBcu mebrerc Shiiiie auf
ne 0bgdbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Ncncrnng i'm Hanflucien.

GbicuGo, t. 2Iuauit Gine
9|encrlma I'M biciigen 9nnfpeien
mltrOc bcltc Orrh @r0iinrna elmer
9ant cingcfiibrt, WeIde 2l Stunoen
pro laG I'M 9ctrieb bleiben iol. 0fit
2llSn0bme pon Sonn. uno 6elttogen
miro Die Hant ju ieocr 3eit bel 5og
ptO 9taft oiicn icn, mo orei S6id-
ten }IuacitcIltc perOen iih in oie Mr..
belt tbciIen Gin Sparoepnrtemcnt
lit nit DER 2InitaIt perfltiipit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Scnintiun i'm Sartic lSru,cs.

Fttt&bu g. Gd., I 2Iugnit. -
Scrnann Stolbb mo Sobn Anocr.
ion Die GctcttiuS, melhe i'm Sortie.
SheiOulWSprp3eB be3ellGten. ooB iie
III 01a 3tnncr beS antibcrS Otaoine
einoran1cn lln0 0ort9riefc nltS einem
aoffcr nabmcl mir0cn beute 9lo6.
mittn1 ucNcn 6elonir uno Gicblta6ls
pcr6aitct Sie iteatcn ic $4,000
9iiraid)ait iiir ibrGrideincn 5u einem
ouf ndditcn Montop anberanmten
8crb0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Baltimore & SbtO
Grfmritpmcn

uOn Baltimore.
- S2.50-6umbetlanb INTO jarad.
SltO--Sertelep SprinGs INN igrif.
Sl.25-NlnrtinebHrn nHb 5Hriiu.
S1.2J-9arpcr'o Serrn uu0 inritd
Snnutul, ncu >. 2iunmit.
Spc6lGl3ua pCCI0Bt Mtuut GoOals
-tatuH 900 .MutuCH@. GuM0Cus
StattDu 100 Nurucuo.
&bilnoCipBia NIB iurid.
Sl.5O-HGCitfr uu0 5nrid.
SlOO-SStimtrgtnn nno 6uritf
Snnntngt ocu ,. Hnb 49, lluauit.
Spc5tdI5ug bGrldBt GuMocn- Stns
tlnH 500 .WorACne. liount 9tonus
Station sos Iforpcn5. Niidiabrt,
nerldEt Fbiaocpba 100 glbcnos.
S500-sltantic Gin, Gnpc Ninp, sra
1flr 6it nmo Steau 6ttg. 9.s1,
uno jHritf, tC0Cn Srcitng uno Snms
itua, gillltQ itr Die Hiidtubrt bis
}ltm folgcunCn 1ieniiuB CHidlcB.
Idl bta illnl :. ScpiCmbCr
f0.O0-Ginanrn6nns II. 8urid, Jreltag,
3. 9luAlHL Niucte aiitia iltr 0iIi'
i1brt aut Dem Spe3tnl3ude, Der
0Qmoclt l'abnbof S.35 Mur9ciis,
O,ount NoDul Qu6nbui $40 lEDrs
aen5 herldbt Bur Jtiidfabrt fiir
10 Inge eiufd. oes Laaes oes
Gdllfcs Qitltiq.
gIbitcrber nad Toronto H. Tbous
iano SSlauns.
9nf Scr NfdreiIe NufentbaIt In
lfiiau, Jiodelter. @cnepa, 98ats
Tins 8leH, SIen Gummit GprinQs
unh Mlaudh 9bunl Gcilnttei.
Reitere Srfuritoneu peroen am
II. gHautt H. unb 2s, September
ucranitaltct, (2t0-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Gnulmins geDinnt.
NnfS Hcuc 5um WOnuCrncur uon
,JUun numiulrt.

SEQ y. Ferfin3, Ganoi0ot ser
oStanopottero. trob llntcr,
itiitlug Oea ShaBomtaietretdr5
aeid)lagen 3ugeIt0nOniiie fir
lcjuc 6ottion in ser Elottiorm
NcOentlihcr Gonilitt 5pi'hen
Stritcrn mo Stritcbreteru U
!Q|ihilan. - 2cbIengr0beritritc
I'm 6itlicten Cbio nod niht lan3
bcilclclt. - 9teBer in acnttdp
poH Ntitgle0ern ser &obIengra-
Der llnion nicocrGcihoiicn.
: r9 NJ oiuea, Nu.. I 2luAuit
Ger bclte bier abNehaltcnc rcplt
bIifoniihc Stuata Gunuent pon
Soma bat Ocn @ouucrntlr Gunlmn3
aufa 9teut 5u ieinenl }lnne nuninirt.
NSn Der cutiCbel0cuoen 9lbitimmung
crbieIt 0erielbe 933 Stinunet mob
renO 6O3 fir Ecrtin4 um0 t0l fiir
ob1eQeben lmlrocu. Gle
pon Dem Gonpcnt 0n0cnommenc
Eiattform bc1iInItAt Neibebahml
0eS ScbuB3olla un0 crtl0rt iib nit
Den bcltcbenOcn 3ult0n0cn ser Ero.
ipcritit jltirie0cn. Ecttna mar Scr
Gnn0ioat Der = yStanopottrra" lmO
ulter icitcn 2lnbGnacrn briinoet iidj
StaBunt0ictretdr Sbum. I'm cine
Spaltln1 III Der Gnrtei 5u pcrbiItel
mlrOe Die ,Flnttforn 0cu Nciiiupor.
tern Der ltrnnlucn GuriipoIitif nmm0
acrcht acnaht
@ouucrnctr Gunnlin0 lit elm cncr.
NiIhcr9ciirporter ser .&omos &0ec,
n0lnlid Oca &oricbluaea, ooB ser Ia
rif Ollrd) Die Ncpublitoncr iclbIt rcpi.
Dirt mrrOcl ioIl. Die rStou0pottcr"
6ottion, all Ocrcn Spite Ecrtiua, Der
boupti0hIihe @eAen-Gouoioat, ltan0,
opponirt ollem 2lntoItcn Oes Ioriia
Ino bate 1eorobt ans Dem Gonpcnt
81 IhetNrn lmo cincn ieparatcn Son.
uent ob}llbaltcn I'm oic3 3lt ncrbii.
ten ipltr0cn i6r 3ugeit6nouiiic in Der
gcHaht, mo man aloubt,
0oB Ole 0jciobr clncr SpoItnng Der
Rortci in Somo porI6uiig obacmcn.
oct it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Nic GntnitropBc bci glnalcica.
O}ebr Spicr ais 3ucrit onaegeben.
nod etlidc Ycithcn ucrmiBt

EbiIo0elp6ia, ga, f. Mug.
,Sobn ,Soaartp bon bier, lueIher
Den @criid)ten mad bel Dem acntern
Der 6ild)criod)t o9ora" in }lngleieo,
o. % 5nIet, am Sonttag ertrlnfen
icin ioIltc, lit BON sen NettnBamann.
ihaitcn ir Si6erbeit Qcbradjt moroen
lno lotort rad 0duie 3urilf9cfebrt,
jeood ned an Oaa 9ctt gcfciielt. Snt
llebriaen lpriht Der Coroner I6onp.
ion Die 9tnIid)t ans, 0aB bei Dem SEEN.
tern Scr ,Sodten o9toro" un0 o2llpo
g mebt 2eltte umgefommen iinb,
ais 6efannt gelpor0cn.
Die Seide bon Cabin Neaprr bon
bier, uGIher ii6 an 9or0 Der Sudt
u9lora" behmOen bate, ais oaa 5obr-
5eug fenterte, iuur0e geitern }lbeno
cine Ofetlc bon glngIeieo entfcrnt &C.
fltn0en Ter Coroner pon GapG W}ap
erfl1rt, 0rci Gcrionen, luelde lidl nub
Den ibm 3ltge9nngenen OtittbeiIlngcn
am Sonntog oui Ser .Gora" bciltn.
Orn ba6cn mitroen nod oermiBt Bis.
jctt iinO Die 2eieben bon odt @erionen
ge6orgcn uto i0nmtlid ibcntiii5irt
morOen.
Gie Sadt ,4lna 9, Don rueIder
Elm D|ann umgefommen it, bat man
5lpei Oleilen bon Sea ,Ssle Gitp, ctma
5cbn !Weilcn oberbalb 2lngleieo leer
unb in gittem 3llitanoe aufgefunOcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

IN unerem stopper 1ebt 6 d6nlid ans ME
n ben untcrlrOiiben GnAeiueiocn Der Stdote
Heherua btH ber}DetBt it'd Elm ueriuorrenes Geb
bon Nnudlen uno R6uren BON oenen Die eineIt
hnentbebrlide Gn6rung gSuiier reip Sdfte 5ns
tnbreu. Die ulloctcH Die aftigcn gfbfla
meglcitCn S8che. tuenn elne Getiippfliug eins
iritt 70 Dab flo Der Jrbat beiner SGHeme
mifbt Tie came Staot Der aalBe a1rper
mare BALD ucrqfiet Sorget ufp tlr glhleihna
Der 9lbfaaitoife i'm N0rperl 9erbftet Berifps
pfiing. SCraiiuna ocs nbrpers llno benibt
baSu feline dBenoen Sduren ipHoern aIlein oas
ein3tg lpirfidmc rein pepetahiliithe Mittel bic
beriibmten Ct 8erHarO arnnterpineu.
(TiToEaI&El
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

9cl cineH3uinntlncnitoB }luiiden
Sluci 6iltcr}iigcn bel S5ooper'a Groi-
ling }uei Wicttcn 0itIid, bon Ncmarf,
N..S, mllroe Sofonotipiiibrcr Sumes
GIarf ans Spraclc getoOtet. 300
S6aic unN 80 Ctieu ocrIoren babel
t6r Qebcn. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Mite sScSerhcttcn.

Uaarftpreis piro H"5abIt fir die sseberheiien
nnh attfe Wubaaonpsl StThet 4nfttarie
an bic
,6pfuHiai aafiane Co." gr Gt3, Wpre.Gnta,u
Gfrabe.
Telepbon: Wat @ernori 304s. ellie gefteluw
gen prompt ausaefibrt. (3-.1&6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE
rfirn has ganSe Sabr.

shbmeit.tsde Sapette. unn G9arfeS.strahe.
Baltimore.
Gjriinbidne gusbiIouhe; 11gs uno Hbenos
i6ule. Ibpeuriter feftenfrei fiirs 3ans. Stei.
lnngsE 3TfKttut Ulahige @eDGbren, Neginnt
iert. sS6.tS.I&5p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
,NoRtaia Ocr SommertOarta. "

rRcrChortS alto MPincrs' Iranst. &c "s0unts
bier baltimore nuh Vpitun nub Brobioencc
sur See. Nee Jtpnte natt ben GciisGuqlanos
ms"gtS Ser ge of nn reibe aS III r s aure8 siqag
Ghreau: Gde Siabis nnb 8ermau.straRe.
(Sum7I&S 2atte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Gdmpfe III sbcaborg.
Wcidiitfcncr lUGDrcnO OcS gcltriacn
Cages IOrtacicbt.


Spit 9{od,ta mar Elm tScriicbt ilbcr
o'V Aopl"'ui'o'' o'F "''ltletet 'I''
lImIo,f - g}erit0rf,,norn Iouo-
ten oon dllen 1eiten her III @cl'
iin,iora nm - 9},rn,rrene SIN.
lobcn ilber Die @oyhmg Der Dit
,oofr,4, y, ,r,,,t,n4 ,or,,,,
y" '''''' "N''''"
Is. Die fr6e iouett ju crbultcn.-
m,;.,4,u,a ,n,,4s,rs,. ,;,u, .,n
'"'''''N' ' ''''','" w '''
Shiiren. 9ibRcorOneter Ser
,., 49, ,ae ,..
o''l'''''' ''' o"'''' ''' 'o''l'''"
tioncQcn Tcmofratcn. crmoroct.
@eI1tn0 or :. @lIAlllL l2'36
Wtor9cn@.-So" @crIdlt ut I'M llnl'
lallf, Dob 1l6 ole Mtlutcrer III Der
G'l'",,a ns Su[upo'N .y, 'IHvoV'' p"Ue,,'
-" Foll"'''','' "o' : O'u'o'3' 'p''.
WV n, ,o'"'l' ~ w. "'''".g'tG u. p'"'')''
hnrS ,n,n,Sal;h C1cr,;5tn;4 ~ ~
T,roc, - CO. sc,,or Snr p5rr ona,,,n,. om ~
IL ~
n;c 9c5h,rns,,orfn orEotr;S to,H$ H%
h;,t nrrcin III ,rei Stn,,,,, vb Ha4
S,s " c%ie,,o, ,,,f3cE5rt ',,'l Gs - Sa,, w.,
0grrtcrcrn n;ht ncr,u,oon ooEens
m;ttc[ -, crInn,cn
81 onnn n ";n ,no;4,.o. a.o,,,o.
r,notc nn5tcrn on ms b,,,harnirtn
m5hrrrS Sos 0f6rnSn S;o Mott,r;n san.
0pc,,tcrcr ,o,f Scr . nior snnns,r>,
IS nprrn,,tete nnn,,,,S 5', it,n soS nin
lgeptrrcr Nic mrife 1rnnnc n,,fnr
hibt h5ttcr ffirf,c Or,,fro,,,,,, "" ," ,,,,r
So IL 6cr,;rofnrs hnrh ST. pomk.,f
tunn n,ebrprrr 1pit,,riahor nnr
rotbcn Norhc0 u,,S nnnrror mo,n
h,tioni,tcr ncr,,rio4+
oa,
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y = nv D ! !, 6'l'lollo, l. Ii'.
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I"'0''e ""''o''ooV ! pol' Speooot9
I'l'' oetHep'''oor l'uo pt'oel't ooB
o'' S Mo''lPI lll'' o!e 9oi'Ptreltllll9 IlotQ
''' ""''8C ~, eH ~ Hl'l'logllW' ole
8'"u''' Sop'u9r 81 Vf'i'Illelh. Sl'
e,t6l9e'L loloe'l p'ct tllI9eItoHellell
Enn,n,,,,;n', ,,;,"s" ''',,u," u''' ,5 5'ot'
n,ents n,o(%o ;',,6o', on,"'I,9s" ,,'I, ''(a, ~,
neral Nornn coIto g,riphlshobcr So,
- glrneerorna 81 o,,f Nprn ,no,e
mn Wi0monitronn hiprhcr
& llhr 9Ibrnha = cc;t m;tt,,
hot Sos Csrihiitir,tcr -, oneobor"
inrtorhourrt 7cr No,,d brcnrcnncr
05rb6uNr If pon hipr ona ~ ichcp
@Ghrrnh hra lgohmittooe ,nor o,,rb
hcitiocS ,Scurru i, nor l}idt,,na ncr |
&nic( qnnnon nrrnrhnbor mn ri,
0rc1nrr Itotiouirt IL 5r,,nnpp Inn. /
ucr irtt non ourn 5citrn brr in ,el. |
iinoiors nm
(S lIbr 9lbrrhs ! - 7oa 9,,lnor.
D}ooo,in melhrs inn gciibr Ncr <p
i,rnpnten mor If in nic Q,it ,cil, !
aen. @clhcn GinIlnB Dies ori Die
,'ss.'I'v, ;tt Htn;t. u''%n0s" ,o'.0' '"'" '"0'
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NelllH9To rs"
0elltngforH /. 9hlalit - Ter
Sfaocn an Der 3lpei1bobninic nod
Wborg lit reporlrt ltno ucitcrc Ncr.
it1rfitngcn lnuQcn an. Oton bofit ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

hcutc berQeitellt, 1m0 I'M Is llbr beutc
2lbcno perfiinOcte cine lelcpbonbot.
itboit an Ole ,9tiiociirtc Erciie," OoB
fcinc Ahtbcit0rua m0brruo Ora "a
9c2 III &rouituot ciugctretcu mar.
HctcrHburM ,. 2lt1lrit. ~
1900 SccIelttc, oercn @ouutitGt be.
}peifcIt pur0e, iho aciteru frii6 III
&ronItd0t urrbaitct norocu llcber
Die @aItung Der CitiecfIotte Iiclcn
nod INNER fcinc geHmtcn l}ahrihtcn
uor Gle auiicrioAt a(}oloritcrn"
licat nut 6eucr luttcr ibrcn @eNcln
in Ectcrboi 5ur 2tbiabrt bereit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

Sir nhe Granfbcttcu, uuu bcr crtrnuftcn &c.
ber Ueruriadt, luie: 6artleibinirIt, gldBnugen,
eMwiubeG, aupiidImcrScu etc, ncbme man
Nittrrs SfntreinigunnS. unb AbfiiBrnuas.Sbee
9rriS 10 Gents. 5n alien @potbcfcn.
(Tuli1i. .tWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
GrieiOu atte neue saG.Grprckbcott
nGOrb Baltimore" nnS yGcnn" nafl
HhilnNcinhin.

pi0bt lto Grntt Stra1C. butcn IN Srtteron,
Somn Guint, Wib., uno SGcicrt 9a., an; 9tns
iltnt tn 8biaoCIpbla etma ltbr gtbeuos. -
ole oIco luiinidDcn, fbunen nab Gbeapcales Gii6
oocr 9'ettCrtou GcbeH UNI nit bem Aiidfabrts
Noot beinltcbrcn. init gtnfuntt aeaen 9 llbr
MgC0s SRn GsclocH 1eefs Ytcis nag 99laosl bel
Ing ooer giahtbuote Bur Riiiu6tt piiItig
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TO IdBc) $3.50. 9irefte Gtqete natt Nliantie
6tf, Cape 1iah, Sung irnndI, slcburD 4art,
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Bridgeport, iu'naucu, RUrlauo, Oc., uno
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gieht Et-ake. (Snnii2 .4Dlttb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

Ger1teidS 81 acceptiren u0 bat oen
aoblengrdbern 9efebl }taeiteat, oie
Sdrier ser Gompaanic 5u rGltmen.
YIN 400 Mann iino uttbdtig.
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ton.o's DAILY NEWspAbfs.
Many Little District Puhla..s,.,
Ren1nAing One Of Psra,

Many Little District PubAa..s,...
Reminding One Of PsxA.
There are thirty daily newpapu, i,
Toxic, some Of them confined na,ph y
the particular district n which TN,
are published, says the Atchisen 6,o,,
This II like Paris again. Insist tha
the Japanese are much IKE the Teml
hen a newsboy appears with IN 81.
ira he excites attention BY tying he'll
to his feet, and this clatters when i.
runs along.
Many Of these extras are printed N
one side Of sheet NO larger than thu
Globe was when it originally appeared
I visited a newspaper Office located on
q prominent corner. The entrance
which was rather ornate, was cluttered
up with ink barrels. There were fou,
or I'VE nat-bed three-revOlution preese,
In the press-room. The Globes pres
will print more papers in an hour tina,
the presses I saw could print al day
The guide said the newspaper was
reliable one, but not particulaz prom
nent. He then took me Il. see 1Ae u
ice Of the leading newspaper II 3asal
In its pressroom 1t had a new HI
press Of the latest pattern md aa sl
perfecting press In a room aa3oinfls
The mailing room had a dirt nsor AM
the pressroom was heated with litth
coal stove, one Of the kind ysu BEE h
q $1-a-week room at home.
Every editor and reporter has 4 rick.
shaw man, and a number OF these were
waiting In the lobby. In New York
and Chicago the newspaper offices an
among the great show places. Do \.
believe the japanese know a much
about the newspaper as they knew
shout war.
asked the guide II the Japanes
newspapers use linOtypes, but le didn't
understand me, SO you can have Il agy
way you choose.
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HOW TO GAIN IN HEIGHT.

Machine to Stretch the BOdy-WiI1
1t Stay Stretched
Which Of you by taking thought
can add one cubit unto his statureT Is
/ a question contained in Christis sermon
on the Mount which has generally been
regarded as unanswerable, says the
New York Tribune. The Hebrew cubit
was equal to about twenty-five inches,
and the problem involved in making
such gain as that was enough to dis
courage any one. But there are two
men In Colorado to-day who by taking
thought have contrived a machine by
which, they declare, a gratifying num-
Der Of inches may be added to the
height Of any person who will bs sat
fsfied with something less than foot
The originators of this method are
Profs. David B. Crop, former physical
director Of the State University Of
Colorado, and Fordyce p. Cieaves, of
Denver.
In using this body extending machine
the patient lies down upon the frame
work and is securely fastened to 1t by
straps around the head and feet At
his right hand there Is a lever by
which he extends the machine and thus
submits his body to whatever extreme
Of stretching he desires, using the lever
to apply more power or relieve the
strain at will. The machine extends
like a dining table, from the middle
both ways, and by means of the straps
around head and feet the pressure is
applied evenly along the body.
The user submits himself to what
ever stretching force he wishes and
takes the exercise as often as he
pleases and for as long. The best re-
suits have been attained when the
pressure is applied daily for periods Of
thirty minutes at time. The idea IL
that the patient shall have a machine
In his room and take the stretching
each night before retiring. The con-
struction Of the machine is calculated
to draw out the spine and hold it ex-
tended sufficiently long for nature to
start building, to conform with the new
situation. Persisting in the exercise for
three months is deemed sufficient to
bring results. Some persons have their
height Increased two to three inches,
the inventors declare.
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ought to be put IN padded cell! You
ought To-
.You are Jealous, ducky DEAR You
are jealous!" returned Pa, with CON
dess ending glance ut his little Mary
.Yol are kinky in the temper because
you can't do the trick You are peevish
because you and all the rest Of the
Smiths have to paddle around IN gum.
boots !"
So saying Pa started for the door
with all the captivating grace OF q
mauve- colored COW trying to dance the
minuet, while the merciless Ma cOntin-
ued to chide him in her sweet wifely
way.
He managed to get or the porch all
right, and also successfully negotiated
the sidewalk, but when the sanguine
Laplander attempted to cross the street
his ward went Democratic.
Through some omission there wasn't
a mutual understanding as to which
way his feet should 60, and when one
started east and the other steered west
there was only one thing Pa could do,
and he did 1t.
Down he went with bumpful thud,
and at the end Of spasmodic ten min
-utes he was still there, for with those
barrel slaves on his shanks Pa couldn't
get sufficient hold to rise.
Help, Mary! Help" >shrieked the
struggling Henry, as he glared wild
eyed down the street Save mel Save
me! Here comes trolley! Give me a
lift Throw me life preserver! Chuck
me a.
Help yourself, you hayseed becker r.
was the unsympathetic rejoinder Of
Ma. II told you not to growl at the
visitors told you not to leave your
cage! It would serve you just right
If you did get hit by trolley!"
Fortunately a kindly cop happened
along at that anxious moment, and Pa
was released from his perilous predica-
ment only to meet more trouble, for
hardly had he returned to the house
before the neighbors had to STUFF cot
ton In their ears and pound on the
piano to deaden the sound of the Jones
uot-Philadelphia Telegraph.
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rro be continued,
Bobby ON the Zebra.

Little Bobby was asked to write a
composition on some animal and he
wrote one on the zebra as follows:
1.-THE zebra Is hobo horse that
don't have to work because It wears
stripes. When men wear stripes they
have to work harder than those that
don't wear them, but the zebra loafs
around the ZOO all day eating peanuts
and doing nothing"
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Fired.

THAT boss Of yours" said Timmid,
lis so pompous he always makes me
feel iii at ease"
Strange" replied Potter, Il felt out
Of place when he was talking to me
to-day"
'sYesr
''Yes, he was telling me needn't
come back after Saturday. -Philadel-
phia Press.
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WHERE The Nee IL Lasy

The bee Of Mexico does not Sim
prove each shining hour" Al there
- very little cold weather there, no
necessity exists for laying In winter
stores Of honey. ana the bee q, there
fore. rather lazy than otherwise.
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No HOLIDAY.

People have different IDEAS rs t.
what constitutes holiday-or 4 vaca.
ton. Mrs. Pettis had her own firmly
fixed opinions on the subject.
II don't count Thanksgiving OF
Christmas or Washington's Birthday
or any Of those, holidays" she said
frankly. to an old friend one day
What I count holiday IL when Ezra
and Jim and Bob and 'Liphlet go oil
up to the wood-lot with their dinner
and know they won't be back I'll,
night.
Pm not one to deny that men folks
have their good points, but how any
woman can call 1t holiday when
they're In the house, calling for food
by looks when they aren't by wor,ia /.
beyond mer'
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-03-17

Thinnins Down the Consreeafio..
Il notice that the Rev. Dr.. Hills
says It's wrong 10 60 to church In an
automobile"
Il s'pose he's thinkin' Of the
church-goers on foot who are likely to
be run over before the automobile retu
there. Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Miss Emerson-Have you read
Kanis
Miss Achison No, but rye read
"Don,t. Cleveland Leader.