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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Sin frUblidJCe NCniObr nllcn nnic'
rem GciCrni
TGS
TnS -
9tDtbe gu6
"0ent(6en Gorre(ponoent'
fir 1906 luirb I'M Snnmar cridcincn
oCS 49,

fir 1906 iuiro i'm SOnnNr crIdcincn.
Se0rr rc9cImGbigc gl6onncnt Oc3
@lottc8, Oh iiir sic tGQIidc, u0dcnt-
Iife ooer Sonmtag5 . 9lu3gu6e, miro
Elm GrempIar mncnt9cItlid crboIten;
bniieIbc lit nid)t SIT pcrfmlien mo MIR
Gubicribentcu meroen C5 crbnltcn.
Sin p~aiienoeS @cibuudtS. ODER
NeuinbrS e @eihcnf iiir 6reunoe mo
&ernanote i'm gllt6eimotblonoe lit
Ser m0hcutlide Correspondent. "
@enu jebt beiteIt, miro all Die NOreiic
aud 0o8 Not6eNld ~bei0r0crt mcrOen.
@enn Sic GinfGuie bel ocn glus
3eiae e armoen ocS Correspondent"
MAIDEN, peraeiien Sic nitt, 3l crmdb.
men, Dab Sic oeren Nn5eige I'M oGors
respondent" g~eIcien bobcn uno man
mir0 Sbnen 0oppeItc Nuimcrtiumfcit
ihenfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
TuS Mcttrr.

SSiir Warnlun0 mo 0cn Iiltrllt
Columbia id)onca @cttcr un0 moro
mcitlidJe Minoc.
Ger b0d)ltc SbcrmometcrItan0 mar
AZ 8roo NM / llbr NodnlittogH.
Ger nicbriqite lbcrmromctcrItono
mnr 81 @rao I'M s llhr NbenOa.
Mittlcrcr Warpmcteritun0 3O.1O.
Ger n%icorigite SbermomletcritorO
Scr letten u Stun0en in nuhfolgen
ben St00tcn mar, Wie iolNt: Gait.
port "a, Eortlono 81. Bottom 81, nj
bunu 81 Ncm 2ort -, Hbilobelpbiu
81, NItIontic Sim -, @oibinNton 30,
Noriolt 81, Ghorleiton II, Saponnn)
10, SddionpilIc II, &rpiter GS, &tu
gSeIt &C, Ntlontu "a. montgomery 10,
Nelp Orleans N, GuleItinc 81, @1t,
peiton 40, Corpus Gbriltic II, Menl'
pbis 30, Cincinnati 81. Eiti@burg rs.
SSmego 30, Buffalo 26, Gleuelonb
%, 9ctroit IS, Nlpenu 81, WtarQltettt
IS, Green Dan ~, Chicago u, Oh.
lutb 0, ct. Youl >, Ct. 2ouiS 81,
&anlos Gitp 80, Smoba -, Nlro,l
=, 9iSmnrd >. g8iuiiton 70. Noprc s,
!Selenu Is, Solt &ofc Gitu 81, Cen.
Der II, Nortb Elottc 10, Go0Qc is,
Nmorino Is, Cos gngclr0 II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Wcminhre /. Nilfumlni

Wiafommen, liebcS, hinges &obr,
Wit Ieinen Nll0cn iriid) un0 FLAIR.
Mit Tcinem raid)rn, irobcn Sdlritt
Sna' an: mas brinait Oh St0nel
nit?
Gnm @inrmcl her, On tommt 0ciI
NnuA
0'rum iii mir oar nid)t unrNir bunN',
Oh bit pom licber Wott bciteQt
llno brin9elt iroben @rllB Der Mclt.
llnb mos III trGgit in Gcincr NonO.
Nas lit Elm trelleS ~HiebeSpiun0.
Sei's Heaen ober Sonmenidjeiu,
IS miro 81 unierm Segcn icin.
Die SriiblingSprndt, Die lieb' ih lchr
Die Roi' i'm CONNER nod picl lnehr
oSm &erblt oe2 EIiriid)a meid)cl,
Glnllm,
Mnl bohItcn bod bcn @cibnnhtS.
baum.
9ieS NneS obcr bringit I'll nit,
llno iiibrIt cS nGber, Shritt pol
Sdritt.
@ie HEB id Gid, 0u ilulNca Sobr.
Miit 0einen Nugen iriid) lnlo FLAIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

Gers en- n6r$tog lit Elm &c.
iebIider Seiertog unO ale nfIcntlid)en
gemter bleiben gcifjloiicn. GeagIci,
d)en iinb Die gul1fen mo nllc grobc,
rem @eiddite nidt oiien. @roBcre
oiientlide TeIilidfeiten finocn beltc
nid)t itatt; MIR Die Sbenter Qcbcn cine
9tnbmittogs . Goritenlmg unO III Oel
groBeren SotclS ul0 ieinercn Ne.
f%taurants miro ben @1itel ein Nel.
idbrsoiner ~porgeIeBt iper6ell. 8r0-
bere GmpiGnge, ME iie IN iriiberell
Sabren bier al Der Saacsorbmnng
iparen, iino gnl,5 rnb gar allber
Mooe gefpmmcn; MAJ ieiert Den Dag
mebr I'M GSnmilienfreiie uno III rilbi.
gerer, paIienoerer @eiie. afur Der
rGbriItIid)e Yerein iunaer Wdnner"
bat ieinen Sabresempiang beibebol.
ten nno rednet Darnuf, onB lid mint
oeItens 1000 Gerionen BORT einlill'
Sen. 0as @etter miro falt ulo INT
freunolih iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

$I644365.13 S~t.550,01s.o6
Sine @einmini' 3lndbme fir 1905 bon S9I, =
3i6,47. iiher 6 F%rn5eri.
0oS @elbanpeiiungs- Tepnrtcmcnt
lueiit Sronsnftionclr bon 451,S73
cill6clrcn Se%ricnoungcn ouf i'm &c.
trogc pon $7,G45 GLOSS, aegen 405,-
SIC Srienbungcn i'm 9etro9e bon
$6,i51 70i.l2 in 1904, cine 3unobmc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
9luf oerSabn orSTorti6rittS
Baltimore f6fteBt Elm m>tnoer-
porfes &ef6dftsia6r aB.
6emaltiger Nuiidwung a0er Snbnfrie,meise
Meuberf sGaiise %9n,eidcn fir Elm ueiteres ~geIdaitises Sabr

Sic Baltimore Chic Snbn" aaeiu bcfGrocrtc H6r % MiaiOncu EaI
iaoicrc in 1908. PA mcnc GorpOratiuncn mmrocu oraaniTrt-
llcbcr 33t000 Sonucu SOFTEN mnrocn ucrianot. - Ter Nnoron0
pOn &anicnrm ans benz Siocm mar arONcr, ais in irscno cncm
irHbcrcu SoDrc. StotiIihc 3iiicrn ans ben WnnbcS, StnotS
mmS naotidcn Ncmtrrn 5iacn cine 3nunbmc in alien 3mcigcu. 49,
Ter in nnb Am3lnbbnnocl Ncuodicn. - Ncinabc %~50000,OO0
ir Mcnbantcn i'll DEN bciOcu lcttcu Iabren nmaccat @Hniis
mr. Ginnn, ,mnnuN mr. Emit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Staot Baltimore.
1lnterhaItnnas . g0calueiler.

,Winiits NtanrmiC." Nlcie lSnde: Babes
in SpOlutn".
.@Inuen's Sbcatcr." - Hicic 2SuhC; Abe
tSnciurO @irl".
uNnrn'S SocruIuu@." SiCie NSudc.
College g,ibop".
,0ulIinaniraieu SbCntCr. 0Icic 2SOthc:
80 Yioiber 10 giioc bcr".
,MinrHiann,S hentcr." - Stric ISOLDE Nctib0
Gauoeuilles 9oriietlungGIL
.NnoitDrium $ SBcntCr." SicC 2NOcc:
nSta M 10 non. Npbu Scum.
a9nbur-2 ncenm." co. WiOuIGq, ben I. SGHlinr,
g9eibuGhiefeier nno @crlOOfuug.
Sdhu nbcus@ereir uun Baltimore" r. Dion
ina. Den II. Ndmtnr -. StiitlnQo1cit Gnticri
mn yGll In Der aSCrmaniH NtdnUertur Sale.
5iiuitcs Hcubuhns %giccitnl" an SrcitnN Den ..
Sanunr, HddDmittdpa 4 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
If @cibnad)ten nnb Wemjab
Safu6 Sd)ilS & Gu.,
Wun. .Sni;furthcr. Gioenthiimer.

Smporteur uno SAMPLER nit
-@cincn uno 2iquoren,-
500 @reenmount . 9(peniie, mno
406-40S Dit Sopette- StraBe.
9eltellunecn fir Samilieneebraud)
itlo Ge%ltallrotionen meroen prompt
beior9t. 9e510,ioS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

%o6rcsbcri d hep Gin.
monScrnngS- @ehoror.
Giniuonbemuna Gomnill0r SoriS
Z. @et2 upn @niclk 9oltimorc'S bot
NIcid)fou& ieinen S%obreSbcridt fer
tig 9eIteut. 0ericlbc 6rin9t genolle
3oblcn iiber Die @clonnnt5obl Ser
Gimuonocrer, weIdc I'M Sabre 1908
bier onlonatcn, ulb meld)c 5eiNcn,
Dab sic Gilnponbcrltng in 1908 oie
ierigc bon 1904 ii6ertrifit, ober mie,
oerlum bon bcricitiaen Oc% &obrcS
1903 iibcrtrofcn miro.
Gle Snbellc 9icbt Die 8elammts
5ohl scr I'M Sofcn 9oltinlore'S bonn
/, &onuor bis 81. Sc5cnr6cr 1908 81.
grloiicncn 9%liSGdnoer, ic nod Sen
InS.,, G.,, r,,I,.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Mrtbar 20. Mnbium,
Wr. 127. pa.Salttmpre.e STRAIT

Hanage Notariats . 0eloWedjiel.
gnrean. S1iffsfarten fir ole
Oampfer-2 inien. MeHepdiie, Wediel.
@eIbpefieI hno @Ioienoungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Gdisfsfarten bon Mnb mad DentiA'
Ianh.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: SEQ.
lite $45 uno $3.50; gremen-gol.
iimore bis gum 1. Wopember $3.50
uno $G2.5O; bonn 1. Nouember Bis
[. MuguIt $3.50. Minbreiie gu Bill.
liacrem Ereiie. Sbeo. s. 9ierer &
So, 2immer Nr. 3, ia O~it-2eyine.
ton.Gtr. (323-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

3uinmmcn ...... .S1l,277,S93.5O
Die iibrigen 5cbn MiQionen Sol.
lars limo III Nnbautcrl, Gcrbelicrm,
gen, Woihincrie etc. ongelegt.
Wn9 iir Sicen5en bc6nblt
marc.
Sr. Noom Gellpert, Der slftllor oeS
Common EleoS.8 crihtS, 0ob iols
0enoen iGbrlidcn Veriht betnnnt.
SIN &cr9lcid) 5lnm @eriht beS Gor-
iobres 5cigt iein 9eriht einen Re.
tr1dtlid)en 3lhpod)S IN ocn Ginnab.
men ieincs Giircnla. Sanoelss Sicens
sen mlIroen 12,2S1 mlSgcItellt 0egcn
1925 i'm Gorjobr, cine 3unobmc in
Der Nn5ohl oicier Sicen5cl BON -
5ciaeno. Die Ginnubmen ans bem
&crfnli oieier Sicer5en bctrlgcn it
1905 $729,064.32, acgcn S715,S41.12
in 1904. Nos cine Mebreinnobme BON
$14t23.20 bebelltet. 0ieic 3oblen
lino obne bic &eirotbs- 2iccn5en uliis
geltelt. mcld)' 2estere IN Der @cbiib.
r%cnrebnumg muigeiiibrt limo. &ou
hielcn 2iccn5cn lpilroen in 1908 5l77
o,ts9clteut, 9e0en 5l3S III 1904, oliu
ullh bier, cin Mebrpcrtonf bon 80
Sicen5cn. Nieic Hiccn5en mcrocn 81
81 pro Stiid mlSgcgebcn, ionnit be
triigen Die Ginnobnlcn in 1908 $5l77
unb I'M Goriobr S543S.
Sol9enbc Siccn5cn lpltrocn in 1905
o%llSucocbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

yWittclsbad) = @crcin" - @rofer
Masfcnball, Sicnltag, 6. Tcbr. 1906,
r8crmania : MannerdDor . Sale,"
SifctS 25c. bci Mitglicocrn II. Stag
Sallc," 205 Sanopcritr. @r Mnffiibr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

N0bcIle Der Wc#lonlnIi30Dl Der G1Il7
%luonocrcr, lucldc IN 6en Sobrcn 1903,
1904 u1o 1903 inn Sofcn @oltimorc'a
onlonQtcn nab Wfonoten ongc0ebCn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

@ic N(ftnor War Wuu9 inn &rciaz
0eridt mittbeilte, lino I'M pcrgonDc-
uen Sabre S51 &lo9en nm Sdeiorm-
gen uno mn NnltcIllm1cn bon g.
Qllcltcrn einQcrcidt mnr6en. $m @ons
sen mur6cn Oil Shei0un1cn NemGbrt
uno 81 obgcpieicr. @err @nna bot
in ieinem @iircou IN 1905 bc0clltcnhc
NcrbclIerlungen MADDEN lnlIen.
@uutbdti0feit Scr Stn0t.
Sm Sabre 1905 wurOcn $2l,1Gt,.
6l9.S5 IN Neubnutcn unb bnrlIidcn
&erbeiierlmNen onacle9t. Ser @ertb
Der mtsgclteuten Sou GrIolbniB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

non 1887 gcrienbrngen i'm 9c
tro8c bon St,t93. 756.43.
Gie regiitrirten Yoitioden bctrlt
gen on 3nbI t,234,OSS, 0c0cn t,125,
500 in 1904. cine 3ul1ohmc bon los,
ass Stiid.
NbNClicfert ipllr6cn ourd OH
Stobt Chiffon 0eS S%orptbureou&
tlO,5S2,S53 Stiide, cine ;3rnoGmt(
Don 2,92i054 Sliiden. Gieie @oIt
iod)cn murbcn Ourd} bic fol0cnoer
GcportcmcntS Scr Stobt . Chiffon
obQclicicrt; SrGgcr l32.505513
Nricifoitcn Gcportcmrnt G.272,O2G
Spc5iu(Nb(irfcrunQ t7o,t0G, @cnc.
raj Nblicfcrlrng ,St2,S21 unN nod
iro0e Chiffon 800,
Gic @ciomunt5obl scr I'M Sabre
1903 o%6Geionbtcn Yoitioten ccitcr
&loiic bctru9 t02, 305,Al0. QeQcn
06,l9S,520 IN 1904, cine 3unobmc
bon 5,39G920. Special NbIicfe-
rings Nriefc mlrocn III 1908 obQe.
Ion0t 11L191, OeQCn llOt17 III
1904, l07S mebr, oI8 in 1904. N0c
on0crcn 4Soltiad)cn IN 1903 ob4C-
iouot 4~tJ3l5,793, Qc0cn 3S,GSG,21l
in 1904. Ties cr0iebt cine Gotol
ilmmc bon t43,S5542S Stiif EoIt.
inhcn IN 1903, ocrcn @eiuift S,371,
9Sl Fiun6 bctrlt9. 0cNer 1891
SIS Stiif nit 76SO,01S Eilul0 Sc
midt, cine 3ltno6nlC bon S.56O,5SO
Stiicf uno 507,96G 9irno. &n30C-
iommt bctr60t Dies 2S4, 43S,OS1S tiid
EoItiaden in 1905 inn 9oltimorcr
Eoitomtc %qc6on6bo6t, ACNcn 272,-
953Ii7 Stiif in 1901, cinc 3lt-
noGmr bon tt,4S4,G34 Stiidcm
2 hu(0cn Scr Stobt.
Die ilu16irte Sdpllo ser Stnot bot
iid) pom I. &onuor an bis 5lnu 81.
1Ncmber t1O5 BON $4,000, SS2.95
oui $43,3i3tS2.95 pCrncbrt, &m
irlbcn 3citrmumc lticg Der SdplIocn.
tilQunQ8ionG BON %tl,392. S0l.72 mli
pi52713Gd.72. oIio cine 3%lnoGmc
pon $SSl500. Sm Nonacn bclonicn
lid, sic @ltt6o6cn scr Stnnt olli 800.
lS9,S0i.72, 10 bob cine NcttoiduIlO
non $t7,S2337S.23 iibriN blciGt. sir
bic 3ltf,mit iinh %ioINcnNc N(nlcibcn
INN Aru Niirnrr,r n1ItnriIirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

nit Dem Sabre 1904 lollct iolNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
3uiummcn. -. G92G5 39,3O6 GlO7G

II W Tt 7 n 7 7 T..
Gll Common ElcoSs@ criht lprrs
ben I'M Sabre 1905 iulgcnoe Noturo-
IiiotionSpopicrc mlSNcitcllt: critic go
pierre ~. Yetitioncu INN Noturoliiiz
rln,g 22S mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NeluGDrt ia.
&cOen Eo0 cine del.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

,DiltlllllllNH : . . . . . : : .ppg i-'
Subele Der 8ciommt5abl bon NuS.
lGnoern, Die I'M 0oien Baltimore
in 1903 5uecloiien muroen II. Morp-
lono ais ibrcn 5utiinItigen @obnort
nonntcn:
gfritoner Qtc9cr) ........... -
90hnlcn ltn0 WGbreu BOT
@ulgorell, Serben uno Montc
nearinrr IS
3rooten mo Slobnfen ...... 143
Sulmotier, @osnicr uno Serge
gopenicr 1
GnglGnber ..ng............. %
SrnnSoicn ................... 1
Seuilu]e lOZo
SSraelitcn 1910
Srldnber 1
Moros Stoliencr 1
Siio- Stnlicner 4
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

Governor BTuward stands for
what l. go~l for the whole people
and will stand for mo- dictatiOn
from the corporate influence where
the peoples interests and the cor.
poratiOns' conflict. In other
words, IL YOU please, he is the one
man that has occupied the Gov
ernOr's chair, during the past
several years, that considered the
peoples interests paramount 10
those Of the corporation. Brow
ard has never wavered from q
single proposition that be told the
Is.ople on the stump he would
fight for il they would elcct him
Governor. lie has absolutely
proven true To the People. Never
has there been a question - 10
where he stOod Oh any question.
And the fact that the corporations
have fought him all along the line
and misrepresented him at every
turn is the best evidence that he
j. close IL the heart aud interests
of the pcople. The corporations,
even at this very time, are SPEND
ing thuusands of dollar in an
effort o. injure Governor BrOward
with the peOple. but their efforts
will fail, a. the people know their
object il To kill the hest friend
they ever had in the Governors
chaIr.-Manatsr Record.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Firss psart coIlsssisa.

n h probably not generally known
hat the DOwages Emprsss q China
las the finest collections &C paris IN
The world. Other sOyeTeigns have
besn photographer % excessively
wearing ge0rEeoas collections q Jsu-
sls thar the rarely pictured Tsi Ana
ID not thOaSht of - the posssssor
u similar gems. but her pearis ara the
most beautiful In the world and hsr
Jade. a. might b imagined. y un-
Tivaled
Tae pcarl. being the symbol q the
Mancha dynasty. Il worn ~ ths Dew
asef Emprtss more than any other
jeuei. and when Miss Kate Carl was
paintihE her portrait 81 the imperial
paIaoe baskets q pearls would ~
brought IN and placed bsfoFS Her Ma
jessy Ger seiectioh. In the diaSsm
which she wears over her araighi
Llsck hair n . large GEN @ gnsai
beauty called the flaming psari.
from which Iiget and Gre are SUPPOSED
% radiaie. The Empreas alsO owns
q coat 90 Jacket fAlllns . shoTt lsnGRh
hslog the waist. Which n woEsn a
Rsarls ana Fuhlas nnA hiss e ma
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

Aecurding 10 the North China Daily
NeWs the very serious riots In shang-
! al Ner" hTsely tie wOTk Of The iais
king o. the beggaTs sn1 bis allow
en- The moi consisted In the hrst
place. naturally. Of the rOWdiss. loaf
ers aud unemployed coolies Of The
settlements. nezt VI q body Of gam
bleIs and salt smusglsTs from ou'-'de
the shanghai district, aud. lastly aud
mgst important Of ali. Of the followers
and partisans Of the late Cheng ise-
ming an earstShile 'ehiOa-hua wang
OT Ming % beggaTs u Shanghai hsien.
OF dIstrict-a post which. BY the way.
h a hereditary one In China Cheng
Tse-ming. when be succeeded 10 bis
hereditary 'dignities.' had found un-
der his special command some thou
sand Ur tWO lusty and strapping rag
ged begEars In this district. and fur
thrr added considerably to his strength
and influence. BY means Of bis brute
courage and strength. . follovinE q
some hundreds Of rowdiss. luaiers
and gamblers who are known a.. and
slsO proudly call themselves. Lung
Tse-ming' OE paTtisans % Cheng Iss-
mingtong liy their help the beggar
king murdered and robbed. kidnapp"d
AMI oppressed the whole cOuntry side
fur some dozen years or - within a
seyenty-hye mile radius q shang-
hal
In his gang also were Yah Mac
mao. Wander and other rufians whom
the shanghai Iplive are using tneir
best euuca,urs to lay by the heeIs.
So Notorious had Cheng Tse-ming be-
come b. The laWless acts Of himself
and gang that the Chinese authO-i-
ties could shut their eyes no longer
tO the mans shortcomings. with ne
result hat his arrest was decided up
ma ard a large reward Was offered In
the usual Way for Cheng Tse-ming
dead or alive This ended IN some
% his followers. tempted By the re-
ward hctrayiug their chief 90 the aa-
,ho,iti The later forthwith had the
man .lmmarily decspitated-
- ben the mantle Of this arch ruff
ian fsll on the much-wanted Van
kGA der and his lieutenant Yah Mao
man. nov undergoing twenty years
penal scssitu e In the municipal JalL.
The followers and paTtiaans Of the ate
bsrsaT king are all armed with
kni,es when they 80 about, while the
priu.ipal members % the gang keep
q regular arsenal of weapons and re-
volvsrs on their persons. These we're
the rascals ~ho had the chief hand
in starting the riots with the ultimate
Objest a breaking down the munlci-
pal Jail 20 rescue their present chief .
lieutenant"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
LETTERS FROM JAKEY TO ky

Dere is anudder quality Of
goods vOt Gusts more money und
! hat b. buy some Of dot kind 10
help me NIT de eleven cent va
riety. ! don't like dem 30 veil,
because ven dey gets de two toll
lars dey sometimes votes like dey
wants TO anyway.
Dere il also . fife-tOllaT variety,
hut dey are scarce und you some
dimes make . bad guess. ! dried
il on one dis last campaign dot !
fought vas mine vriend vOr sure.
but he sent de money pack und
kept my letter. | would trade
him de fife tOllars vOr de letter.
Veil, key, will hat to close
dis letter, n | am drying 10 figure
out how 90 make dose two tOllar
yellOWs q safe gamble. II Wind
out Something's vOt looks like a
SUR ting | will tell you apOut il
in my next.
IL yOu know where l can get
yiskey less dan vun-iifty, blease
let me knOw ven you write.
Yours vOr de dough,
JAEEY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

The great percentage u title roles
II looks are quotations. Or derived
irum familiar sayings and proverbs. .
said a prominent publisher Who Oe-
casioRally drops into statistics % the
tTasie
some authors have a natural sceai
for go0d-selling names: others lack
the iastinst entirely. - that chTtstsR-
Ing the bTain-Child II a hardly less
dif.cult prugess than bringing u forth
Bu;, In any case. authors are under
the deepest obligations 10 the Quota-
ton bOok.
The two works % whlch &c are
most indebted in this respect are
Shakespeare and the Bible A list 10
even the celebrated books with Sip
tural headlines would % itself nal .
large volume Soms of these sre "a
eft and Immediately recognizable but
Others--sush a. He'd Potaes' and The
Golden Bowl require a little Thought
&C. trace them 90 that source.
-ShakespeaTe h hardy s~oORl TO
the Bible In furnishing inspiration &c
this kind Take the works &C one
American writer alone-W. ID. How
elIs--and you have several titles Al
least. The Quality of Mercy h Of
this class. and 80 are "A Hazard "
New FOHunes.' The UndiscOyeTea
Country. etc.
~Of late years Z notice that Omar
"a ..-.... 4. RrNUa NranR u0sn1 On
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The Republican party Of Kansas
will have q hard row 10 hoe this
year, and ID will tax the ingenuity
Of the highest minds in the harem
20 explain away the Burton incl
dent aud keep him out Of Jail, the
lOOting Of the state Treasury, the
betrayal IL the people in the
Standard Oil investigation, the
mulcting of the government by
HOch, and COleman's act Of max
ing Kansas the cat's-paw for the
NJ, X. Il T. Railroad Company in
their SlO, 900, 600 land grab, and
many and divers other questions
that the taxpaying public will
ask. IL will require more than
snake charming and word contor-
ton exhibitions the year to elect
any Of the political pirates who
have controlled che Republican
party in Kansas for the past de-
cade.-Register, Olathe, Kan.
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Saved His counradss Life.

while returning from the Grand
Army Encampment az Washington
City, a eomrade from Elgln, lh-, Was
taken with cholera nlOTbus and Was ~
a critical condition" says Nj. J. T.
Ioughland, OF EldOa. Iowa. gave
HIM Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
DiarshOea Remedy and belisye saved
his lifc. | have been engaged Tor ten
wears in immigration work and con.
Quoted many parties 90 the south and
west. I always carry tins remedy ana
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IsEai documsats vsEs oncs en-
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ths lawyers have dspsFtod from The
custom. stin ebtaining IN Ensiand.
q using parchment Tor thsir lesai
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Mag live Ioo Years

The chances for living a full centu-
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Your Liver

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Ahrnham Lincoln

VAS a man Who. against all odds, az
tanned the highest honor a MAJ aoala
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10 yoa are miserable because you
sre not great thiak % the former
greatness % Roms ana cheer NJ.
Dor eleven hnndred years Rome was
mistress q the known World To-
day the languages q the Romans has
almost beea foFGotfea. aat TIE No.
man capital has 20 commercial I'M
DoFtanes. and % kn0wn sDong msn
merely 90 q enfioI TIE Romans. NO
led ~ philosophsrs and soldiers. Who
invaded and subdsed every nstioa
knOwa 81 the Romss period. are noR
museum euFiositiasL Fortunately thsg
have been spared the humiiiafion %
Ramesos a.: On Egypt I $40 the sods
of thts great ruler o. payment q 20
eesis. n yoa are not great yea viil
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three thousand years aftsr deaaA
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WoaAer 40 n Happeaed.

Her dear little brother came
into the somewhat darksned
rOom where sat his sister with
Mr.. Jones.
"DO yOu know what ! think
sister dear?" he asked sueetly.
"NO," said the sister, what il
it?"
"well," said the boy, 81 think
IL gsre not in the room Mr..
Jones would kiss you"
"You impudent boy" said ais.
ter. Leave the room instantly. "
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Ksanedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
a the original laxative cough syrup
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90 relisve the cough and purge ths
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