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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
SeiratbS- Giccn, cn.

Sobn Ndcrmolin %, un0 @lIloa
Ncilono, 80 Sabre alt; &iccn5 qebolt
BON Sobn Nfermn1L ltr. l06. Gin
SbnrpitroBe.
@iQinm Gorlinstp 3, mo Seob
SopottinStp, 20 Sabre ait; 2iceu5 gc-
bolt bon WiQiou Garlinsfp 9tr.
1925 Sit-2crin1tonitroBc.
Waltcr :. Std -, mo Guo Cor
DON, p Sabre olt Sicen3 gehoIt bon
VI. g. SoroL Nr. 2l3. Siio. Nhtnitr.
Sohn Senrp &cllbnr. 20, un0 Ont
ma y. Sueblter, - Sabre alt; Siccn7
gebolt bon Gbpuro aeilbor, 9tr. 625.
Siio. Yotterion Earf sluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

George Sobcr, 81, unr 2cno 90
icnl0ol Is Sabre olt.
&irci5o &c Nppoaonu, so. II. Glu-
MA Nucoo}u, 20 Sabre ait; Siccn5
Qcbolt Don %iucfu5o &c NppoQonn
9tr. Go, @urrcritroBc.
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ric Smitb - Sabre oft; &iccr5 &c
bult bon Sontltcl .. Wo5cr, 9tr. If,
Noro=GutomitroBc.
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Glouton IomiolL SO Sabre oIt; 81.
ccu5 gcbolt bon 81. e, Hin0golo.
Eitt3burN 40.
(houo3 W. Sttb6lciiclo. IS. mo
GmiIu 81. Gpdl5, 2G Sabre ait; Vi
cct,5 Gcbolt Don Ibomo2 " Snbble.
iiclo.
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lcldcr, 80 Sabre alt; 2iccni gcbolt
bon Norotrt 0prL 9}r, l7t0. Moro.
Sutton Nuc,
Gborlc3 s. @ulDcd, y, rno Maric
81. @ocQc0, - Sabre oft; Sicen5 &c.
holt uoi &oui9 @plocrmolL Hr.2225,
Git9}ort0 Npr.
0ooiO VI. Iidcr. 10, mo 9tettic
Ni. N0rt, Il Satire alt; Siccn5 gebolt
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Gorroatons2lUc.
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rinc @ciuonh 80 Sabre olt; Sieen5
Qcholt DON Hobcrt NJ, Otcacur, Nr.
1926. Git.Soupolcitr.
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lab VI. @cllclmon, 70 Sabre alt; 81
Gems 9eboIt bon 4n0rcu 5. atait, Nr.
1881. C%rlcarSitr.
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cc9 @cbplo 81 Sabre oft; Sicen5 &C.
bolt BON :. OtoB. Mr. 312, @eit.
6rontltultroBc.
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GrciQ % Satire oft; 2icer5 gebolt
BON W. 3. Mbite, Nr. 1901, Sill.
nlnnItr0Bc.
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itrobe.
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l6cnc, y Sabre oft; 2iccn5 gebolt
BON Charles Goub, Nr. 1913, Dit.
%oItimorcitrobe.
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bolt pom u. %. @olloll, 9alu.9uilo.
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9Ir. 33f, 1orrcititroBe.
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teitroBc.
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bon Soicp6 Simon lr. 301, Noro'
@llmoritrnBc.
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bon Seattle Gbint.
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@ottie y. Srucp % Sabre alt; 2icen5
9ebolt bon 2. 5. Is. @bite, 9tr, 329,
NorO-S trideritr.
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N. Iiee, 10 Sabre oft; 2icenS geholt
bon 9tobcrt &. Wtltrpbn 9tr. 9l3, @.-
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:. Gouo. 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 sebolt
bon @arrcr Nc. Niitdell, Nr. POO
Sit.afontgonlerpitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

NerionoluotiS. - Sri. Nlice
6iBaerolo pen &nltiutcrc iubr &c.
Itcrn Don 9Ictp ?jorf onS oui ocm
Compiler %o&orburOila~ nod @enna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

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piclcn GtcGcr mi, n IGc &3cji0Gc or
t6e 9}iplct," rLac Cole If tGc 1Ca
ibcn," .Yic,lrca Int the 2rnotc" RNo
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&c popui0r mur0cu. @r. $eB Coqon
miro sic @ouptroQe Sans @o1rgr'a
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G~rioGrunJ.
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Nh 0~crbiuomng nit 0ent o&6ilo-
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Bur 2huibrin1un4 elmer &llbiIdum2
Spcnoc iijr ocngIlqcnlCincn Gcut
id)Cn Sdulucrrin. ~ Ger Gelttid
&mcritoaiibc NotjonaibumO or.
IGBt i'm an GAS GCutihtDum Der
Der. Stootcu.
Nm f.. %uni 1906 beGcbt Der n2iu.
Qcnlriuc 2cutidle SNnIucrciu }ur
GrbnltunQ Oea NCutlNtbum2 in9llra.
Iouoc" Oo0 Ncit ieint9 % i0briAcn&c.
ltchcn1. Gin &icrtcliabr0unOcrt bin.
oltrh bat ct III gcr0uihIoicr SD1tig.
felt. ober nit llmiid)t mo ~Nuaoolcr
at scr Grboltunq Oea Gcutid)tbuml3
I'M Nualon0e 1carbcitCt mo bel I'M.
CltQcltlidcr &eupoltlmN ctun 5Uci
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mcnoct. IN NuutidllonO uuO on0t.
rcr &0nOcrn iill0 OcNti0c Munnt"
mo Gruucn am SSerf, Su6il0rma.
Spen0cn iiir 0en <bilor &crcill
ulli5lbrinNUn. Snllen mir Hcutld)
}lucrifoner "a jltriiditcbelL pic lult
bod, ilmncr nlchr Crfcnnct, 0oB Oo5
cin5i9 mirfiumc Wiittcl 5ltr Erbol.
tlrn0 oca Grltidtbium2 olc Oeutldlc
SHulc lit? Ger Nnrltun0 mo Die
GciliBer oCH Ntutiounl &uu0ca bo4
ben oicic Gro0c nit 9}cin bconhuor.
trt. is crNcbt Oc2holb Die Nuilor0c-
rrm0 al Die }peiac mo Girjcl &er-
cine oro Nuu0e3, ic nnd DEM &clton0
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bciiuitcucrn.
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Stooten 5nrild un0 lit Die Ginpcrlcl
blin0 nit Dem unlll 9tltiouol 9lu1l
acknowledgement Sono sur Grbo!.
tung Oe& 0cutid) Nnlerituni'dct
Schrcr Seminars Goilj o0cr tbciI.
pciic in 9hi2iid)t 9cnommcn.
Wtit Der 9lntbcilnnbnlc al Dem Glt.
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ull1cn1cine 2ncrtcunlut0 ocr0ient, ii
ulio Die W}itmirtulN an OcrGrbaltm0
Oca bcimiifen Gcutid)tbunl2 pcrbrn.
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G9 miro 0driibcr III cIncm belonOcrel
nod Stoutru mo St0Otcn Ncor0nc-
ten Ncrid)t GuittunN gclciitct merOen.
sir ben &oritul1o mo bic Qrctlt.
the Oc9 NotionoI Gull0cS
81. Is, ). &cromcr, FrGliNcnt,
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%n &pmtcn'0 6cilcln. -Gtn
0lildlidr3 Nour mltrbe nnt lcBtclt
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SUNK Nun0c iiir'@ 2cbcn pcrcinI. IS
lporen 0iCS 6rl. Mtoric Drifting,
Sodtcr ocS b~cfonntcn WtotroBcn.6os
britnitcn, Nrlt. \>obn Drifting. 9tr.
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5roullnQ nm I llbr 0iorGcnS bel
elmer lclerlidcl SodBcit8mcl'c, lll-
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0i0 Crlelthtct, mo Der qelonnttc
Gbor ser @cmcin0c, oereu Wiitglie0
Ole 0rollt it, bate lid cilNclutocn.
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Iolt2 Nilbldmdnn mo dis Nrolit
~iungiCr Sri. Nnro Eriitting. Sdnut'
tier Der Nrullt. SebteYc trllg Gin alcio
aus meiBcr Sci6c ut0 cincn lilll.
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BON WrQlttrnler mo cin met6c9 OF
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an Gnnton-2(penuc cin Gmpfon1 iiir
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6omilicn 'tntt, uno pielc ihoue @c-
ihcnfc Iieicn Gin. Gle NCluermdbi
ten ldlllgcn i'm 5utilnfti1c9 &eim IN
9tr. 17ll, Sit.%omborOltroBc, chi.
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: IL one @cburt@toN3ictcg
Ter IS, @cburtatog 0c3 Sri lnuu
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9iibop, 5ogn 1alg N}trpl0, Sean
Nercombc, G5lpnraH 5or0 mo 0}i-
nctte Barrett. Sbglcid oiea 5tiit
cine 5nrce genanHt miro, 10 nuts nlda
bier 0cn eie263iiglidlen curopdiideu
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auierifa gcltencen. 9ie 5itiati9ncl
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r&j6 @catco SIM" Geo. .alints
rcacs Stia, IN pclGem CT iel6it 81.
EitcIrc0c il6crninmt, @cntriHiaoit.
ifd MA icitcm Eagtncr 6ton3 @o3.
jolo tot or 1cn Stiid 0oe Bio mtlt-
iieei @coGa9 5eGebcn, ni0 min
0dl1etbe nod tlller au@8GeiGEetcli
@eicfidaft 5nr Aniiii1riBla 9c1r1dt
.aitdl fale ole 1ecHeric'n ani &rd9.
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Pm 10. MGrj miro in &ouiiiono
cine Guarontdne Aegcn ul6onild)e II.
central nmerifnniidJc @dien III @roit
treien.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
Preserving Eggs.
j. @. Hooe. Agent.

We have read many articles with
reference to keeping eggs fresh for
a considerable time after they have
been laid. The cold-storage ware
house has received it's portion of con-
domination, yet it serves the purpose
very well in keeping eggs from one
season to another. The Agricultu-
raj College of Germany makes a re-
port from the experiments of Dls
Strauch, who made many expert
ments in different ways, beginning
in July last, and running over into
the beginning Of spring. Of the eggs
that were wrapped in paper and laid
away eighty per ct. spoiled; of those
kept in salicylic acid and glycerine
eighty per ct. spoiled preserved with
salt, packed in bran and painted with
a solution of salicylic acid and glyc-
crime seventy per ct. spoiled;of those
that were immersed in boiling water
for from ten to fifteen seconds, one
half spoiled; Of those kept in a solu-
ton Of alum, also in a solution of
salicylic acid, one-half spoiled; of
those coated with soluble glass or
vanished with chlodium or creased
with bacon, forty per ct. spoiled; of
those packed in wood ashes but twen-
ty per ct. spoiled; Of those treated
with boracic acid and soluble glass
and kept in a solution OF permangan-
ate Of potash, twenty per ct. was lost;
those that were coated with vase
lin kept good. Those kept in a solu-
ton of soluble glass all very good.
All the experiments with the liquid
glass has proven very satisfactory III
the keeping of eggs. AS stated
through the columns of this paper
before, the only drawback to the So
luton of soluble glass is the fact that
when the eggs are taken from the
solution, if not immediately washed
perfectly free from the solution in
lukewarm water, the solution will
dry on the outside of the shell, and
when the shell is broken the pieces of
fine glass are apt to get mixed with
the egg. When this is avoided by
careful washing it is a very good
medium for preserving eggs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
HONOR HEROIC ALPS GUIDE
Aged Man Who Has Saved Scores Of
Travellers from Death Given
Legion of Honor.

The old hero of the Alps, Leo
pOld Grand. the Alpine guide of
the Little st. Bernard, has just
been decorated with the order of
the Legion of Honor. None de.
serves the distinction better
than he.
Grand lives in tiny refuge hut
on the Little st. Bernard. and has
saved the lives of countless trav.
elers who lost their way or were
overcome by storms and avalanch
.es while attempting to reach the
st. Bernard hOspice.
In 1887 Grand saved the lives of
five travellers who were lost in a
snow hurricane. His reward for
this act was a silver medal. In the
following year he received the
order of merit from the king of
Italy for saving the lives of six
Italians. In 1889 he rescued, sin
gle handed, Nine. de Verrage, a
French woman, who had been
swept away by an avalanche, and
was rewarded by a gift of So.
Some years later Grand and his
son went to the rescue OF of a de
tachment of Alpine trOps thar
had been overcome by an ava
lanche. While tOiling at the work
OF rescue Grand saw his son swept
away before his eyes and dashed
over a precipice.
The poor old father, recognizing
that his son was killed, said a
prayer and went on with his work
Of rescuing the soldiers, and after
digging them out of the snow, he
carried them one by one on his
back to his hut, a distance of
nearly a mile. He succeeded in
saving the lives of three of these
men, and received from the gov,
eminent $50 as his reward.
Again, in 1900, he rescued a
party of Alpine troops from death,
and not a year has passed without
the heroic old man saving one or
more travellers at the risk of his
life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
BEETLE WHICH HAS A GUN
Little Insect Fires Of Puff After Puff
at Intruders and Beats Hasty Re
treat Under It's Cover.

~ want YOU" said an instructor
at the University of Pennsylvania,
"to see my new beetle. He fires
off a gun"
ga trained beetle, eh?'
"NO, indeed. This beetle has a
natural gun, and fires it of his own
accord. There is no training.
Watch"
The beetle was a FURNISHED
blue, with a red head and red legs.
He lay hidden under a stone in
his box. The instructor advanced
his finger slowly; the beetle wait
ed, watchful and intrepid the fin.
ger almost touched the insect, and
then-putf, a cloud of blue smoke
shot out, and under cover of this
smoke the beetle beat a rapid re.
treat.
isn't that marvelOus?" the in
structOr said. "And the little
rascal can emit puff and puff-can
fire gun after gun-19 or 20 to tho
minute. No wonder he is called
the bombardier, is it?
"Tbis bOmbardier beetle is
rare. He has in his body certain
glands aecreting liquid, which,
on contact with the air, has the
curious property of turnSng into
a smoky vapOr.
"The vapOr is his defense
against bigger beetles. Hidden
under it, he seeks q new retreatsF
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
OLDEST OF BEAUTY SHOPS
Santa Maria Novella Began to Make
Perfumes over 400 Years Ago
in Florence, Italy


Nearly 400 years ago the con.
vent of Santa Maria Novella, in
Florence, began to make per
fumes and beauty balms. It's reel
pes soon became famous through
out the world and the perfume Of
Santa Maria Noyella was acknOwi
edged to be the first and greatest
known. The Medici dukes, popes
and princes patronized it and en-
lowed it from time to time. Every
new director added some recipes
to those already in use and his p0r
trait was hung on the walls Of the
establishment. The last monk di-
rector of the establishment was
the first to exhibit in foreign exhi-
billions, gaining medals wherever
he went. When he died the
nephew who succeeded him gave
extraordinary development to the
business. Pope Innocent NJ. one,
gave a recipe to cure burns which
is still called "Balsam Innocen-
ziann0." The catalogue of this old
perfumery contains rhubarb
elixir and Regina water" all
made from herbs cultivated in the
convent gardens. There is also Il
water to cure toOthache, which ev-
cry dentist should have. Some of
the convent waters are used in.
stead of soap to cleanse, soften
and Written the skin. Even the
health and beauty of the hair were
studied by these old monks, who
were doctors, chemists and per.
tuners combined. and whose
study was the perfection and cul-
tiyatiOn of human health and
beauty. The orris powder of Santa
Maria NoyelIa is considered the
hneSt IN the world. III is made from
the plant grown in the convent gar.
dens and is ground in the convent
laboratory. 1t is used to perfume
linen, brush the teeth and to APP
ply to the skin after the bath.
There is a quaint shop in Rome
where this famous perfumery is
still sold. And this and the shop
in Florence are the only places
where it can be obtained. 1t took
the monks 400 years to become i'm
bued with the necessary CONNER.
cial spirit to sell their connections
outside of the convent, no matter
how great the demand.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
Mexico. California

Special Tours 10 Mexico and
California via the Illinois Central
and New Orleans under auspices
OF Raymond & Whitcomb, will leave
Chicago Friday, Feb. 2ud, for
Mexico and California, the last two
include a stop over at New Orleans
for the Mardi Gras. Entire trips
made 10 special private vestibule
trains of finest Pullman, with din
ing car service. Fascinating trips,
complete u every detail.
Illinois Central Weekly Excur-
slons to California. Excursion cars
through to Los Angeles and San
Francisco as follows: Via New
Orleans and the Southern Route
every Friday from Chicago; every
Tuesday from CINCINNATI and
Louisville, via Omaha and the
Scenic Route every Wednesday
from Chicago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
AHabit to Be Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves
herself a great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and
Group, to which children 'suscept-
ible are quickly cured by it's use. 1t
counteracts any tendency of a cold
to result in pneumonia, and if given
it soon as first symptoms of Group
appear, it will prevent the attack.
This remedy contains nothing injuri-
Gus and mothers give it to little ones
with feeling of perfect security.
Sold by: L. L. Elgin and Anderson
& Fowler. The Upto Date druggists
at Hopkinsville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
For Sale.

One complete J. l. Case threshing
outfit, consisting of one Is h. p. Sim
pie traction engine, jaeketed boiler
with large cab, two wheel steel
engine tender holding bbls. water
and 1000 lbs. coal. One 36x5S twen-
ty-bar cylinder separator with wind
stacker, self-feeder, weigher and bag
ger. New l50ft. 8 in. 4 ply CANDY belt
steel water tank, with pump and
hose. This outfit has threshed less
than thirty thousand bushels Of
wheat and is as good as new. See.
J. Y. Owsley or E. B.. Long
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-13
New Orleans, viCksburg,
GuIfpOTt. Miss, Hammond, La.

M4rdi Grds at New Orleans Feb.
II, 90 Guliport is a Mexican Gulf
Coast resort having the new, fine.
Great Southern" Hotel. Regular
ocean steamship saillngs from New
Orleans for Mexico, Central Am
er'can, Panama, West Indies and
Europe. Send or call for descrip-
tive matter IN regard to the above