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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09

ben. aneebIid aGb elmer Ser 81.
fi3iere oes 0ompfers elmer Der Be
tpo6uerinucn oeS Snicl ein @olOitiid
fiir einen Erltnf @oiicr utO ooroHi
crmor0eten Die @%inmobner Die See,
leute, neil lie bofitcn nod mcbr@oIo
reuben 3lt f0nnen. 0ie britiihe De
aierllng IieB cine llnteriu6ung o6-
baltcrL ltnO ncrm ser Sniulnner lpur.
BEN ais sic ongeblidC1 NI0rOer cy.
ld)oiien. Ger 0ampier iuurOc uot6.
menOigeripciie rcporirt mo man
fonnte i'm enolid noh 9crim briu'
gen, no er pollltGnbiQ r~cnopirt unO
mieOer in Sen 0ienit acitcIlt mllrOc.
Ger Sampler lit Gigcntbum ser $50.
GARTH Shipping So" BON S6ottlou0,
oeren Sdific ouc oic9toncu bon eng
liid)en &oroncn tragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Der StaatSnnlualt idrcitet elm.

Sertimmt cine Nnjob( 3eltgen, Inn
bic @}et6ooen ser GiSgeielIi6of.
ten 81 priifcn. 49, Wontog miro
Dos Grgcbnib Sen @roB0eidlpo.
renen ~ooracIcgt. - Sin Mitglie6
Der Combination fir sen Staot
%9eDonncu.
Ger Stoot@unpoIt 0lucn8 oo6 oc.
tern Ole %GrflGrmnQ ob, OoB er sic
EbatIod)er, iucld)e or IN @c}lo oltf
Die o1geblidc &cridyp0rrug Der Sis.
b0noIcr crinbrcn hot, ben @roE.
gelduorCncn m%tcrbrcitCn mcr0c.
Die @eidluorcnen crbolter sic piclc
Snformotior, ncIde Dem Bureau
oe% StootSoruoIt$ 0ireft 0ltrdj
2eltte iibcrmitteIt rpltroc, sic i'm Sis.
gcItGft iin0 II. oireft al, Dem lle6cr.
elnfommen, gemiIie Hotcn oufrcft
81 crboltcn, bctbeiIigt iino.
Inter Sen @eicQidoftcL mcldC
oir6 bic ltntcriuhung b%ctroficr
lperocn, bcfinncn lid) sic gSnOcpcn.
Dent CISCO" sic oNmcricon Gia.
So" ul0 sic o&nidcrbodcr Cisco"
Sin Wtit0Iic0 I'M Gotb scr @cIcQ.
lhoftcn bat urter scr @c6tnQltrQ
Dob inn StrofIoiigfcit 5uocIidcrt
lucroc, ocn StootSonuoIt oltsci1.
onoergeiett, tptc sic @reiie fe1tac.
iteIlt iuerOcn. 9erid)tc ii6er bcridic.
oere &erIommGun9cr, IN ipcldcn oil
MfirtnloIprciie fir 0o& Sis beItimmt
lultrOcn, bcfin0cn iid in sen SGnocr
oeS Stoot8onmoItS. G8 tultr0e &c.
luetSmotcriol erbrodt. 0oB 6ie Ser.
lteurn0 bon elmer Come Gis nid,t
itber 63R GcntS foitct un6 6ob Icl6Ii
bel ocn berlu6iicrten Nfticn Elm Qro.
lit bon 100 Ero5ent cr5icIt ncrocr
fonnen, lpcnr ooS Sis SIT $3.50 prr
Eonnc ncrfoitft miirbc. IS nltroe at
beroem Dem StootSonmolt mituc.
tbeiI, Dob mdbreno itnter 6cm Gor
iuoroe elmer GiSnptb sic Greiie in
Ole S0be 0ctrieben niiroen, cine elm,
size @eIeuidoft ollein 5000 Conner
I'M %orrot6 babe, ieood) Iidj tueioerte
ol1Sleinb1noler 81 perforien. j6ie lid
l1id)t Oonnit einperIton0cr crfl1rten
Die Freiic in sic S06e SIT idJrou6cn
GoB bic GiSbGubIer 6cm @ettcl
l,ldt rcd]t t%rouelt, er6eQt aus Dem
llntitonNc, ooB &ertrctcr ser oroBcr
GiSgeicQI duftcu inn 9urcolt ncS
Stoot@onuolt& noripro6cn uno lGlt.
Gcrc Belt nit bicicm Scrrn confcrir.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09

Gin t6eurer SpoB. Go.
uoro Wober bon Hr. %, Sii0-6rc-
mont-NOcnne, mo HoD Wiiqer bon
Nr. 2St5, S'0onneu.S troBe, ipltr.
Den Dem Eoli5eiridter 2ooen I'M
peitIiden Stotionsbouie pegen In.
oroentlid)cn 9ctrogenS ouf einem
StroBen6obnipoggon Ser @eItport.
Stnte bor0efiibrt uno 5ipar in oeriel-
ben 8crfollung, in ipelder Tie Der.
boftet ipur0en, n1mlid1 IN 6rouet.
tleioern. Die bei0en ilingen MGn.
rer lporen ouf Dem 8eg nod) g8eit.
port, lm Iid BORT eillmol urter
meibliden Weicn 3u mmiiiiren; oas
Sdidlol ereilte lie ieOod, ebe lie ibr
3iel erreidteu. Tid)ter 2ooen Der.
oonnerte ieOen Der beioen Sports
81 $50 un0 Soften.
Son einem eigenenaar.
ii6er re mltroe geltern
Der is Sabre alte @aIter Senfins an
Der 8reenmouHt. 4oenlc uno TreIton.
StraBe. gr lplrOe 10 i6tper am lin.
fen Sub perIett, Oab CT nod Dem
StoOtsSoipital ii6ergefitbrt tperoen
mllBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
&inb hIim ncr6ranni

w Hl W " / u / u II u l
- Die 2 Sabre oltc Gormelino He
ltiuo,- Spdter bon .Moriano NeItipo
lpilr0e acItcrn gbcn0 inn Souie 0r
III, Sin broadway, ais lie sort II
Cincm 3immcr nit Strci6G0l5err
ipieIte, 6o0ur6 idlinm an ser redG.
ten settle %ber6ronnt, Dob lire &lci.
Nun0 in 9roro aeriet6. sic mltrb(
nudl Der Npot6efe OcS Or. Sttt
S6miot gcbrodt no Or. Q. IS. Ola.
ocS Dem ain6c Die Gr3tlidc 9cGan6.
lunG 81 Tbeil meroen IieB.
SIN 9reis0cri6t c SIT Z o IN,
on purbe gcltcrn cine Sppot6et
bon beoeutcnbcr &06e cin~Qctrogen.
9ie Baltimore County @otcr ana
electric 60" ii6ertru0 Scr Limited
StoteS WortQoge & Sruit 60" bic
Nnipriidc oui Bombs OcrGompognic
I'M 9etrogc bon 81 100000, mclde
i~nnerbolb 40 &o6ren c|inIoSbbor, in
Solo 5oblbor iciu uno ) Nro5. Gin.
len trogen ioacn. 9ie GinrotmcR
bon ben Bombs ipQcn 0o5ll benittt
iucrbcn, sic @crfe Ser Gompognic
ous5ubebncn mo @oIicr aus Der.
i6icoencn Str0mcn in SolporG.Go.
nod Baltimore County 5u Ieiter.
Sri. zimmerman beer.
bi9t. 3ic gcerOi0lurQ Oes Sri.
Momic 3immcrntonL lucGde am
letter Mittpod) nobc GoIgotc Greet
bon einem 3ltgc gctrofien u10 Gcto6.
tct murOe, fon0 gcItcrn ltofmittag
bon ser @obnung ser Gltcrn ocS
Wuo6enS, Nr. 1902. NibIonb.Abe.,
aus itott. Sn Scr ct. SofobuS.air.
DIE fono 5nerit cin QoOtenomt itott,
lueldcs bon Goter Sobn 0lag cele.
BRIT piroe. Die 9eeroiglrng criolg.
tc oltf Dem I'll. Grl6Ier 6%rieobofe."
NlS observation-disclosures flngirten Die
SS. Geo. mo So6n @oblc, G6os.
Spinoler, Sronf Grcpp unO Gbas.
urb Geo. Gpo.
Rad oufreQen0er Sog0
ourd) mebrere StroBen, bel weldJer
mebrere Sdredihiiiie o6geicllert mllr-
ben, aelang eS Ocm Yoli5iiten 9eo.
nele bonn iiloliAcn 0iitrift, Den 80
Sabre alien Neger Goc @prO bon Ger.
1O7, @elt.@eitsS traBe, ST. eriuil6en,
Den er Der Hrbeit0rung beidrlOigte.
gDro mar am Wiittuod Nbeno be.
trunfen nod Sorie getontmen mo
iloBte ieiner 6roll cinen iol6en Sdre.
den elm, oaB lie aus einem 6eniter 0eS
5rueiten StodlperteS lprang. aIs olif
ibr @eI6rei Eoli5iit 9egnele berbei.
elite, iprang QDrO aus oemielben
6enltcr, porouf Die Sdgo begann.
Gid)ter Cor beitraite Ben Heger MIR
nit ST mo Soften, od ieine 5rolt bel
Oent 8erbor nnqob, OoB lie nod ME
bon ibrem Monne geid)logen poroen
lei mo norgcitern Nbeno MIR cine I'M.
notbige 5ilr6t gebdbt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Bpm 8rnnOcigcntGnmsmarft

~NHf NANVNt3Nh NhRAtuAAA
|
1900 nete @Galier fir 8eIt-galti.
more. - 3wei neue 2nger6duier
fiir SEN 9ranOoiitrift geplaut. -
Sin SDnoifot ncorporirt, nm an
ser GOmonOion, 2(oeuue groBe
9outen alijuiii6reu.
LAS S%pnOifat, melde3 sic Sem
Nrumob 2. 2(6ea : @odloB ae66ren.
Sen 2Gn0ereien an ser @~omonoion.
2luelute %fatftc, Inn 0aroui @o6n6Gu.
ier 3u erridten bat iif inter Dem
9tumen nGomonoion &caltu Gompa-
m" iucorporircn Ioiien. Die @eiea.
ihoft miro ungcfdbr 100 SGuier ouf
Sem 2onOc oufiiibren. 9(lS 9aumei.
tier limo Oie SS. WcSper uno Gia
ouSerieben. Die S5ltcorporotoren sic.
ieS 0roBen nelten llnternebmens Iino
sic $50. Robert DC. SpeoOen, Ro6ert
$. Smith @enrp Stro6meper, So6n
3. 0}cSOer unO Sobn 5. EauG. 9os
nttorilirtc Ittienfapital 6etrGgt
100000, pcIdeS ouf Nnt6eili6cine
I'M 9ctro9e Don ie 500 cntfGat.
3ipett meitcre groBe 2nger6Gitier
rpcr0en oemuGhit in Nngriif genom.
men. 9aS cine OerIetben mfrs an ser
SiiOoIt-Gde BON Sopfins' 8lace uno
@crmonItroBc nit groBen Soften err
ridtet. IS miro oieieS Elm ied)Sit0di-
gcS, ans Goncret bergclteQtes Sc.
b0ll0c Weroen.
0oS on0cre @e6Glt0e mir0 oilf sen
@ouItclen Nr. t04 unO JOG, Dit
SomborOitroBc, oufgefiibrt. 3aiiel.
be miro Oierit0fig unO elm Nltftrog
Oc@ @rlr. e. =. $. @orner oufge-
filbrt. Die 6irno 6ricOc unO SOP
he, oeren @ei6dit iid) icbt al ser
Baltimore, no6e GlltomitroBe, be.
finoet, miro OaS erItgenonnte @ebGu.
Sc be}icben.
@creitS lett lGngcrer Belt Iin0 GGGs
ne fiir Die Scrtbcilung BON @lrilIorO
IN 0nllitellcn ooaen0et. 9ltrd1 sic
NltSfiibrung oieier 8lGne miirOe OaS
ct. Eollitrabrn : 8ouleparo bon ser
Gol0 Spring . Cane benerfiteGigt.
GllBerOem merOen nod peridie0Gnc
nnoere Strobcn bon Ser Yorf. Hoao
nod Der GborleSitrnBen . aoenlle &C.
0ffnct. GicieS G%igentbun1, meldcS
emit Dem %pcritorbenen BILLY" DC.
GonoGo geb0rtc, lit iett @igentbuu
oeS 9lbeQ. No6loIies.
2lud Oos Gigentbum an ser Siio.
olt-Gde bon GborIesitroBen 9(uenue
un0 WcrrDmonS . Zane, meld)eS Dor
SobreSfriit bon &rn. SameS 3. Got
ter 9efouit mllrOe, rno eiuen Ebeil
bon @omcruooo biloet, lit fir 9ou-
5mede olScrieben. Mebrere Oiierten
iper0cn bereitS Dem Gigentbiimer &c.
modlt. gSic pcrlnutet, miro fir sen
gun5en Compiler 100000 oerlnngt.
Der mcibIidc 0run0cigentbumS-
9tgent lit cine GrrungcnIhoft, Die BON
bieiigen Wotlcrn eingciiibrt luiroe.
IS gibt oerer bereitS cine Nn5obl.
Mie elmer Ser Mofler ert(drt, brin0t
oie Srmn mondeS 81 Stonoe, mas
DEM Wionne nllf biciem @ebiet III.
m0glid lit. Die peibli6en ~9lgenten
ilIden nit Sorlie6e in b%eiiereu
No6bori6oftcn, 100 SGuier fell iino,
6ieiclben inter Dem 8ornanoe oui,
bieielbcn mietbcn 81 pollen. Sbnen
miro I'M Gltten @lolt6er, ooB Iie I'M
GrnIt iin0 ieoer gufidlitB ertbeilt,
iuGbrcno WGnnern gegcniiber 81 oft
ioldc Sniormotion %peripeigcrt miro.
Grit mcnn Die Igentin lid) oIles NIT
WhlBe ongeieben bot, gibt iie 81 Der.
ite6erL Dab Tie I'M Nonen elmer 5luei.
ten Ycrion gefom1en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09

Gin odGong 5um g m'
urfcr SdngereI It, - @r. SEQ.
&%immclbebcr, Ser 6inon5lefret1rS
ser nGereinigten Sanger bon 9alti'
more" mar eeItern Der gmpfGnger
zines Sei9enfS aus gtemorf. gs NOR
ser Gbeil ser 8~eflcioung, ole Dem
Mlanne am n1dlten lieqt. 9laem In.
id)einc mad fat Elm WenidenIreuno,
Ser pon jeuer .86eoter = 8oriteaung"
0eb0rt bat, Srn. Simmelbeber aus
Witlcio ole lte6erraidung berettet.
Ser 9eidenfte 5er6ridt lif jebt ben
&opi Oaril6er, per Iid %ietter III 10
lie6ensmiiroiger @eile angenommen
bat.
GpieIcr II S6mulitGten.
= Charles 9eorb bon Scr. 708, 6or'
rcItItrobe, SSobn @ibbouS bon gfr.
$50, 6orrcItItroBe uno @iGiom @rap
bon Nr. 1913, Noro-@ apitroBe, mlr.
ben gcitern Mtorgen ollf Die anI6itls
bioung bin in Der mittleren Goli5et'
Itotion eingeliefert, in Baltimore
Goltntp Elm 8liidsipieI, OnS unter
benz Nomen Shell Same" befannt
lit, betrie6cn 81 ba6en. sic mltroen
ser GountD : Toli8ei 5lltn Yro5eB
iiterge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
SdiffSnadridJtem.

Nem 9orf. 6. Suli. = Ger
Campfer nEenniplpania" lit BON
Som6urg angefommen.
Bremen, 6. Suli. - Der Gam.
pier nErinceB Alice" BON Ieip.g orf
lit bier eingetroffen.
0oper, 6. SuIi. - Der 0ampfer
naoiierin 2luguIte gictoria" polt
&am6urg iebte ieiue Geiie nah Nep.
Yorf fort.
Gopen9dgen, 6. Srli. - Ser
0ampfer Oscar ser 3peite" lit BON
Hem. 9orf angefommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09

Cine troQiihc @ei6i6te aus Dem
Seeleben f0nntcn 0ie GGonfen oes
GompferS p9oron SllnerOale," Capt.
6ultotL er5GbIcu, Der BUR 3eit I'M SG'
fen 9dliimore's liegt lHrb beiicn ans
Mongeneie ~beitcbenOe anOung aus
gelooqn miro. Gers0 ampfer murOe
por etfna, 5,pei Sabren oil Ser aiiIte
Der Sniel &urriemuirrie. in Der ara
bii6cn gee auigeiproett. Ni6t cine
Seele 6efunO iifJ an 9orb oeS Cam,
piers uber an llfer ,fano man Sen
GopitGn oc& GumpferS ermorOet duf,
iorpie is MitglieOer Der 9emonnung.
Man mnbte, ooB adt Wonn Der 9e,
iobltng entfomnlct lporen uno ipd.
ter bon eincmG ompfer ol,fgenommen
muroen, Der Tie in Sltej lonoete. Gun
bort aus 60rte man nifts mie0er BON
oen @eretteten. l(eber oaS Sdidlol
Der Grnlor0ctcn tonnte man MIR ers
fabren, Da5 oiricIben nit Dem Gam.
pier on Der ReHornte aiiite Itranoe.
ten uuo lid in 9ooten an 2ano beaa.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06

tween our crowd an Alllson's its Just
bout tn same, an that BEN so we
might Jest as well let mjority rule
agin. Now, don't want nobody
chargin' me with selln out, an I
don't want no newspapers secb as YOU
an | knows OF, to be a.jumpin' on ma
neither | got most O. my lnfor ma.
ton from them papers, an II seems
they lied. didn't want to come tn
this legislator, but two year from now.
II I'm alive. III want to be a candy.
date agin. and I'm Inclined to thln1
III be 'lected too
MIR. Speaker, my vote Is fer John
Allison. He may be rotten, but there ,
others that's wuss."
Amid the pandemonIum broten
loose, Hall sat with sarcastic smile
on his face.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
ENoLAND's VAST INSURANCE.:
Home Companies Close Year witt
Balances That Are Ire
mendous.

London.-The people Of the Brl.ls4
Islands are now insured by 9G com.
panies to the enormous total OF Ggll,.
S79,726 (sl,7O5. $500, and this does
not include the figures of the colohlal
and foreign companies The blue hook
which annually appears on this sub.
ject, has just been published.
Premiums were paid last year to the
amount OF G3j,G4ilil ($l7S,22O,7C5).
and the years claims came to E29,l22..
49, (sll0,Gl2.l75), there being an in.
crease under the latter head Of Gl,l3G,.
742 (S5,GS3,7lO),
The companies closed the year with
balances amounting In the aggregate
to G3l70SS,9i3 EL5S5,444,715). OF
this sum they now have almost eJ6,.
100000 ($lSOoO0,O0O) invested in land,
house property and ground rents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
pogs pevoured Church.

From the lonelicst mission station
in the world. on an island 700 yards
broad in the remote arctic regions
north Of Labrador, Rev. Z. ]. Peck has
reached England after a perious voy.
age in a 5O.ton schooner, The mission
ary's first church at Blackwell's island.
Bafin Land was made OF seal skins,
but met with an untimely fate, being
completely devoured by Esqulmaux
dogs. In spite OF privations Mr.. Peck
and his colleague, Mr., Billy, gave req.
ular teaching to the nelghboring
EsQuImaux and translated the New
Testament and Genesis into BlFln
Land dialect.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06

Il sposed you all thought so. | was
look'n out fer that myself. Didn't
spect no better out'cn him, but | did
think my own par;y'd know bettern
to try that on me.
II don't know as I've done any.
thing to be insulted like that" he
went on, complalnlngly, 1--WE been
a Thomas man right long, but seems
as II some OF our crowd thought as
was old, that was weaknin, an
that Id have TO be splced up. He
was a cute Teller, too, slicked me all
up with my valyble services, an that
it'd be a pleasure to help me outen
my financial troubles II Id stand
straight thru today He never
fooled me mite, You kin generally
tell n skunk II you git clost enough
to one. s'pose he thought was
conslderln the Offer" said the old man
with fine scorn, but was Just
a'thinkin' what Allison told me. that
our principles wasn't so diffrunt after
all, an | was kinder openin' my eyes.
| says: Would you mind putin that
In wrltin'?' and he kinder hes'tated
at fust. CANT you trust me9' says
he, Yes says, 4 kin, but I'm not
goln' to, cause promises don't worry
some people much after they've got
what they want, an he wrote It out
an signed his name.
1--WE got morgldges on my place"
went on the old man. Put 'em there
to send my two boys way to school,
an I'm not ashamed OF II. They're
fine boys, too, an both Of 'em a-doin'
we'll, an they'll take care Of any
morgldges | got.
Nov, I'll likely as not upset some.
body's calculations by tn way vote,
an | hadn't tended to vote this way
TIL this mornin', But I've kinder had
my eyes opened, an I've cum to tn
cncluslon that II they'S any dii'T9nee
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06

u United States senator" Tho N,u,
In the galleries increased. slow,v ,ha
roll-call proceeded. Down the lls, ,he
clerk went, and no change. Tho end
was not to be exciting after ALL uoro
and there a member was keeping tallv
as the roll.cal went on
Jeremiah Wood" SANG m, uo
clerk, There was an Instants norso
ana Wood rose slowly from his seat
MS hand half raised, as If in protes,
lie was an old man, with a flowing
white beard stained yellow around m,
mouth from the constant use Of IN.
oacco' From behind his heavy steel
speclacles shrewd kindly eyes looked
out His hands, trembling with age
and excitement, showed wrlnkled and
oIue'yeined as he stood gripping his
desk.
"Mr. Speaker" said he, before I
cast my vote I'd like TO say a little
sometbin', II | have permission" and
ne peered around over his spectacles.
I won't take long. couldn't speak very
long If ! tried; wasn't cut out fer
leglslatorman.
My deestrict, as you all know. Is
pretty much agln Allison. Some Of
us thought he wasn't runnln' this lit
ne political game right, and we 1t
MN pretty strong Sence I've ben
here, I've tried TO vote an act right.
an none Of them lobby fellers have
got a.holl Of me yt. thought my
principles was too well known fer any.
one ter try ter bride me- cause I've
alIus tried 70 1ght acin bribery and
eruption. But It seems that a mans
principles don't make no dlffrunce
What's HIS prIce?-that's all Mr.. Al.
Ilson came to see me yesterday"-an
audible litter ran around the hall,
this was Allison methods with a ven.
cehnce-"an' he asst me fer my vote
! told him he couldn't have Il, bis
ways Of doin bl2noss wasn't quite my
way, Th't was posed to bribery and
eruption anyways. II that's all in
the ways says he. you kin vote for
me with a clear conscience. Our
principles amt so did'runt
well he arsycd long fer quite a
spell, an finally, seem was still
posed to him, he says: Well, Mr.
Wood, won't argy any further, you
seem to be stanlin up to your prime.
pies even II you are mistaken in your
party, and he left me.
mo, It want Allison that tried to
bribe me" said he, looking around;
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
AN AUToIsT
Michigan Woman Enjoys Ridn 3,
About the Country on
Sundays.

Battle Creek, Mich.-Mrs. Christina
K. Huber, Battle Creek washerwcn.-
an, who rides In an automobile pur-
chased with money she earned over
the tub, is the most conspicuous molCr
car enthusiast In the city.
Mrs. Huber does from IS to q fam.
lily washngs a week. and makes about
S25 in six days, She Is typical Ger
man woman. saving and respected in
the community in which she lives.
For is years she has taken in wash
Ing, caring for five children and giving
them commendable education. She
owns the house in which she lives, an
other house which she rents, and a
farm. Besides this she ail aside s.
600 with which she bought her car.
When Sunday comes Mrs. Huber en-
JOYS herself immensely riding through
the country in her automobile. She
says she forgets her home cares AMI
enjoys the woods and the green Ae d.
Then on Monday morning sac makes
the rounds" with her machine, gath
erlng the washings. SIZE uses Il o
machine also to deliver the clca
clothes.
Mrs. Huber's house is modern an |
is better than the homes Of many PEI
sons who earn large salaries. "Thtt
automobile" she said, rs the only
recreation and comfort have. WIZ
have / not the same right to own or ;
as a wealthy person."
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Cnttla Ahlnze.

A few days ago two cowboys on the
Matador ranch, near Channin, Tex.
were dipping cattle in oil. They
found one unbranded steer, and after
dipping II, branded It. The heat Of
the branding iron set FIRE TO the hal!
Of the animal, which was soaked with
OIL and II Immediately dashed into a
bunch Of steers which had been DIPPED
in the same fluid a few minutes be.
fore, setting them ahre, from which
10 died.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
eJOHNHENRY
IN A STREET CAR
HUGH McHUGH
George HobarD
' ME- IN THE STREET CAR"
BY HUGH McHUGH
George v. Hobart)

Throw me in the cellar and batten
down the matches.
I'm wreck in the key Of G. fiat.
| side.steppod in among bunch Of
language.heayers yesterday and ever
since I've been sitting on the ragged
edge with my feet hanging over.
was on my way down to Wall
street to help J. Pierpont Morgan buy
a couple OF railroads and all the world
seemed as blithe and gay as a love
clinch from Laura Jean Libbeys
latest.
When | climbed into the cable.car
felt like a man who had mailed money
to himself the night before.
was aces.
And then somebody blew out my
gas.
At the next corner two society flash.
lights Topped in and sat next to me.
They had lot Of words they wanted
to use and they started in.
The car stopped and two moro Of
taa zoos leading ladies jumped thu
hurdles and came down the aisle,
They sat on the other side of me.
In a minute they began to bite the
dictionary.
Their efforts aroused the energies
Of three women who sat opposite ne,
and they proceeded to beat the Eng.
fish language black and blue.
In minute the air was 50 full on
talk that the grip germs had to pull
out on the platform and chew the con.
ductor.
The next one to me on my left
started in
"Oh, yes; we discharged oGr COO,
day before yesterday, but there's an
other coming tails evening, and
So"
Her friend broke away and was ~
and back to the center with this;
Il was coming down Broadway
this morning and saw Julia Mar
loves leading man. I'm sure 1t was
him. because saw the show once in
Chicago and he has the loyeliest eyes
| ever looked at"
knew that that was my cue to
walk out, Nick the motorman in IN,
knuckes, upset the car and send in q
Gre call, but passed it up.
just sat there and bit my nails like
the heavy villain in one OF Corse Pay
tons ten, TWEEN, thir dramas.
That "loyelest eyes" speech hat
ME groggy.
Whenever | hear a woman turn on
that "loveliest eyes gag about ar
actor | always feel that a swift star
from a wet dish.rag would look wei
on her back hair.
Then the bunch across the aisle got
the flag.
We'll, you know" says the broad
lady who paid for one seat and was
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
Land Of Sunshine.

Colorado is entitled to be called tla
land OF sunshine. Statistics show that
for the year ending March l, 1905, the
sun shone on all but eight days, al
Colorado Springs; and that the tenn
perature touched its highest point on
July Is, when the thermometer rSe',.
80 degrees. -Four-Track News.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
Blind Inventor.

A blind man named Noack, OF Wit.
tenherg. has invented an automatic
disconnected for electric currents
which can be made to break the Goa.
nection according to will at any time
from one to fifteen minutes and can
be fitted to any apparatus, The cost
Of the invention is co cents. Noack
is AZ and has been blind since the day
following his birth.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06

compelled by Nature to use three,
you know there's only Ave in our
family, and so take just Ave slices
Of stale bread and have a bowl OF
water ready In which I've dropped q
pinch Of salt. Then | take a piece OF
butter about the size Of a walnut, and
thoroughly grease the bottom Of a
frying'pan; then beat Ave eggs " .
frgth. and"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-06
FemAle ShYloeks.

It appears that there are many female
Shylocks in London. They are all old
women, and, as usurers, are said to be
much more grasping and mercilsss than
their male colleagues.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
When wanting hay. call up Phone
:, Z: - So tss.lsi-taSsi.S lSSt VI II
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M|DD|Es HAVE QUIT HAz|NG
Good Reports Are Coming From the
Naval Academy.
SECRETARY B0NEPARTE IS PLEASED
SOMETHING MAY BE DONE mi
BEHALF OF THE DISMISSED
MIDsHIPMEN.
SECRETARY BoNEPAR1E IS PLEASED

WASHINGTON, d. c., April %
Secretary Bonaparte is much gratified
at the reports which have come from
the naval academy in regard to the
discipline of that institution. He finds
that hazing is no longer one of the
regular features of that institution.
The board of officers which has charge
of affairs at the academy, and which
served as a sort of grand jury to the
court martial of the hazers, has been
investigating the situation by means
of questions put to various midship-
men. The investigation has been
searching and the young men have
given every evidence of candOr in their
replies. It is reported that hazing
has been abolished. and that the mid
shipmen have now agreed to recognize
the academic regulations instead of
their own code.
Secretary Bonaparte is inclined to
believe that something shoull be done
in behalf of the midshipmen who have
been dismissed.