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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16

Gem @Cri0tSpcrfobrer
ii BERN cn mltr0c gcitcrn IN Der
mittlercn &oIijriltotion GburlcS g.
Snp0cr bon ytr. 92t, @poolcpItroBe,
meldcr am TonncrItog bon ben 0e,
bcimpolijiltcn Srcnnon unO Gid olli
Die IuihulOiNltng bin perbnitct iullr.
DC, cine 9In5ubl Silmclicre bcltoGlcll
5t bubcr. GSic ii0 bel DEM 3cllgcl,'
pcrb0r Hcrult9itcQtc, ioQ Snpocr it'd
in peridicoeucn SG0cn Sdrnrtdlo6ell
porucilcn BADEN lulicn iolcn ln0
mGDrcnO 0ie &%crfdlfcr ullf icil, Scr
lan9cn lCllc Manren DcrbciiGaiitcr.
itubl cr nngrblid Sdumlldiodcn aus
Dem bcrCita 0ll9gelegtcn Sorratb. SIN
Onll5cl mur0Cn Observation-Disclosures
lucgcn Gtebltobl@ gcgclt SnDocr e.
Gobcn.. Gu lou CT &rlt. @corNc Mol,
ters bon 9tr. 81 WcIt Seringionitrn-
&c, cine llbr I'M 8ertDc bon $40, Sru.
Scromc Sd)lrnn bon Nr. 22l, Mc|ts
lexington . StroBe, 5luci 9Nicana-
oeln unO cine l(brgcbdn0c mo 0rt.
Seize Ninglihg bon Or. 1405, Noro.
Carries iroBe, einen gionlontring
ulto Elm Tour Observation-Disclosures inn
Mertbc bon $3G geitoblen Dubclt.
5erer. SIN Eorlor Scr @ob.
ltilng 0c$ &rn. Sol. &crlts, Ar. 93G.
Mrgplc 9%lpcnlle, entitdno geItcril
glbeno iltrj nodI Z llbr Elm Scuer,
ooS je0od) raid geloi6t lpor uno me
mig S6noen onriftete. Phi unbc,
fannie gSeiic mar cine gortiere in
9rono gerntbelt. Gin 4lorm murbc
pom &dlten 9tr. 800 aus cingeionot.
gruno in elmer aleioer.
fabrif. Sl Ser &leioerfa6rii
BON Sp. Snmlblirgcr 0ros. & So, gtr
Pill bis 2tt5, Sit.O liperltraBe
brad geitern Nbenb balo llad) 10 llbl
ans nl6efannter llriad)e Selier ans
DIS gauge 3meite Stodiperf ur.rot
olird) Die Slanrmen 5eritort uno mar
lhabt Den StbaSen ailf etpa $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16
EaiiionS : Tn%fiiibrnmg in Der Siuns'
Stride.

@ic icit 5ruolf Sobren, beronltol
tctc ser &ir6cl1mulif Screin bel
3ionSfird)c olld) 0cltern an Gbarfrc
tog,g(benb cine YoliionS.I uiiiibrllng
sic nlan1eS Ncltc, ourebcn erprobi
Mites, aber olrdlucg Sho1cS, Dem
So0cStag Scl1 Gntiprcdcl0e5 6rod)'
tc. Gin Sot iiir @ci1c, Cello mo
Sr0cl bon Con-. @ocfllcr ~leitctc sic
Scier lhon Elm. Cine linligc Gompoz
lition, sic bon 0cl1 Serrcn CHARLES
&racntcr, 9llirco S~iirtbnloper urlO
Dem Gpmponiltcn tonih0n porgctro-
gen muroe. Cine nScgcuOc ponl Sc.
iltSfnobcn" fir a cnpclosGbor bon
=. Si0oifomatD lit bon cincnt Solld)
Scr Srnller ilbcrgoilen. Gr mllr0c
Dom Gbor fcin griltngcll. Gin 9llett.
SnB: ,gSic Gin Samm 0abin &c.
ppicrt" bon Eorporn iitr Soprall
CSrI. &. 9Ilbreht) mo NnB (Nr. u.
3ciS) nit @c9lcitllng bon @ci0c,
Gcllo lno Srgcl lit cine bon Den nlten
Gpmpoiitioncn Ocrcn Shopicr llod)
innig glGltbigc &clttc luorcr, Sin icbr
ih6ner Sob, Der ticicn @inOrld
mod)tc. Sin 0ciltlidcr Giolog: Sic
bciliNc @pdc" fiir Nltitimmnc (Srl.
g. Sticblcr) nd%tltiHnli0cn Gbor mo
Srgcl BON u. Gcder mnr oltd) biC8z
nal micocr bon gutter Wirtrng. Gr
DrrOc bon 0cnl fiir odtitinmigcn,
mtmcrild) nld)t 0crooc Itorf beic5tcn
GDor ld0n id)ottirt mo rein 0ciltls
gen. Scrr Si~irtbn1npcr ipieltc cillcn
Gcllo-SoB, Scr icbr gut in Den NoG-
men Der Yoilion@,I uiiilbrullN poBtc.
80 bilf Gbriltc, @ottc5 So6n" BON
Dem often &cinrid) S6iib, cdtc, &c.
rcd]tc &irbennmiit, fam ollrd) bic
Snproniltinncu 0c3 GborS SIT iuirfs
Ionlcr @cltltn0; mic oltG Der 1870.
Eiolm: &c p~roillnoiH" BON &. ".
Wluf Den rcd)tcn EoiiionS sGborottcr
trllg. Srot Der Sdymicri0fcitcn
mltrOe Der Gbor g%clllngcn. Gen
SdlllB Der GborsG orbictun0cn bill
Octc Gin o@cbct an Den G%rboDtcn" fir
0rci Stinlmcll bon ". Glllt. Sri. 6.
Nllbrcd)t, Sri. 81. &cincnlonn u1o SEER
3ciS lon9cll bnS id)lucre u1o cins
DrltdSpoIlc Ecr5ctt i60rl. Scrr Bod.
ncr bottc icincn Gbor tilhtig porbcs
rcitet ltnO gut OiSciplinirt, mo 10 mar
oic EoiiionS- Nilifiibrung cinorldS.
pou, miirbig ocS GborfrcitogS. Sic
@enlcinOc lang 5luii6cn ocn Gbors
0or6ictlln0cn cinioc EoiiionSs Gbo.
r0lc unb Goitor Sointonn pcrloS Ole
SeibcB0cid)ihtc GbriIti. Cine ei1s
OrltdSnOllc GborircitogS Scier, Die
audi rcht gut bciuht mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16

Ser @efongene in 20 q :
0ri0" idcirt INNER nod Semen &C.
iull0cn babcrL Der lcine NnorOrmllgcll
bciolgcn lnO ibn1 sur Grbcbltng eilc3
NctrngcS bon $4,000, melhc ongcbs
lid) in elmer omcrifolliiden (Sonb?)
Golrt ocponirt limo, pcrbclicn mil.
Dies bclpciicn 5pci 9ricic ans Was
brio, Wcld)e an oic $50. goolpb @ie-
merit BON 9tr. 21S, SiiosGlltoius IT,,
ln0 G0mnrb Wornlon, 9tr. 300, @elts
GomocnsS trnbc, obreilirt moren lln5
in peldcn oiciclbcn erilldt lucrben
0nS OcpGd zines llnbctolmteli, Der
lid) altgcblid) %gcgcrnuGrtig I'M @efGngs
nib IN Waorio bciinoct, ulls5ul0icn,
On iid) inter bicicnt @epGd cincSuno.
toldc nit mpitcri6icm SnGolt befin.
Den loa, lpeldcr bic S6liiiicl 5llr Gr.
bcblrng bcS e%rluGbntcn @ctrogcS lie.
fern loQ. Solltc lid elmer oicier Ser
rem bcollcnlen, Die Miinihe OesS brci.
bcrS 5l criiilen, 10 ioQ oericlbe ioiort
telegropbirclt uno miro ibnt iiir icine
2icbenSlpiirbigtcit Elm Gicrtc( Scr
gnn5cn Sllntme im GorollS jugciogt.
NilberOenl lit nod cine biibl6e God.
ter crlu0bnt, Oh biciclbe jeood) ocE1
cOlcn Mcn'dcnircurlb cbcnfoQS MIR
81 cincm Ticrtcl ooer gon5 5uiolcr
ipQ, lit in ocnl S6rcibcn nidt cr.
luGbnt. Ite Scrren @icnert uilo
Mtormon bn6ell bis iebt nod feinc
emit gc5cigt, ii6 sic SGdbc 81 erin.
gen. Gcfnnntlid ipltrocn idoll oeS
Scftcrcn 9oltinlorcr nit oerortigen
S6rcibCn oltS Spunicn bccbrt, icbod)
bllebcn 0ielelbclL folpcit in Grfn6rlii9
gebrod)t lper0cn fonntc, olle ullbeontz
iuortct. Gilter Der GmpfGnoer cine5
Iold)cll WriefeS iunr Elm @otelicr onl
Sanoper.Mnrft, Der ebcnfoQS ailf ocn
8el0betrog per5id)tete, Oogcgcn ober
Die 9iiite elmer gllitbdilgigen Sponic.
rim, iucl6e ibm ieine 6reltnoe aus Die.
lem anlnB iiberinn0tcn, nit Gonf
onlloGnt unb lid ooriiber ireute, oaB
CT fiir ben S6nler5, ouf Die elite
Der 5u Erellen0en geitellt moroen SIT
ieilt, lpcnigitcnS einigernloben en..
id)doigt mltroe.
g d thinner Stur5. - &c.
tern glbcno fam Der 30 Sabre olte
Aeger GbriItopbcr WattbetuS bon 9ir.
506, Wtc0ieden.S traBe, bei'm lleber.
idreiten Der StroBenbaGngclciic in
Der Nabc bes Sdlag6aumcs al Ser
p~crldngcrten Tennipluania /. 9luenuc
81 Sail, iuo6ei CT einen 9eillbrltd) II.
G~erletungen int @elidt crlitt. Gr
muroe I'M Entrolipagen oeS noromeIts
li6en Giitrifts nad) benz nMorplano
&omoopatbiiden Soipital" gebradf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16

3Dei Seiten. - Gait: .Nrn.
Serr @irtb> mie gei1It Sbnen mein
College, ben i) Sbnen Dor bier 90.
hen ais @ait 5ugefiibrt babe?"-
%irtb: ~@os Ioll il iagen = er ge.
i1llt nter uno gefdllt mer nit!" =
@oit: ugSie oenn bas?" = Wirtb:
yer iBt fir 5luci nllo iGnft fir orei.
oas 9efaIlt mer aber bat iebr Oft
v5itfdllig" fem @elo bel iih, 6as &C.
i1lt mer nit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16
wv Slup
qruBc Tumilirns&nocn 80
9;r. ST.. 3i3 315 NIB 3i7. pett.ScrtnntousS Ctr

Ole 0. : abrcSsG onpe Ell
0 ser oitlid)en Sanbcls =. Scbrcr-
@ereinianng pllroe geiiern i'm Sen
tralgebGllbe oes yGbriltliden 8ereins
iunger W1nner" fortgeiest. Sn Der
Morgen. iomobl, ais III Der Nadlmit.
togsliblng milroen baupt'dhlid Tor'
irGge iiber er5ieberiide Sbrmata &c.
bolten. ~m1breub beiite oie @eid]1its.
iibilno Der Contention itattiiuoet, be
Incident slulolie Die nadite Gonpell'
tionsitaot altserforen miro. @elterr
9[beuo iano I'M Sotel Hennert ell
goufett fir Die @dite ltntt, 81 nelf)em
lid u.a. @olperneur8orfielo, Iapol
6. Glap Simtarais iino @~nnocslena'
tor Gapner cinfanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16
@cgcr gimg in bic SaGc.

gcihoiicn. IS mar Elm 9tcgcr,
ser idbon porbcr mc1rnlulS in 0aS
Sans ein6rad). Der Arm
uulbte onlplltirt mcrocr.
Sn iilrdt6arer @Ciic rIdtc lid, Elm
&cr6rcNcrL iucldc& or 6c1onoen bate,
al Sem Ncaer GlouOc Mo6oltcu, alias
Sam" SSilioh Ser Jest nit ser
ld)mcttcrtcm 9lrnle i'm StoOtsSoipitol
liC1t uno an oelicu 9nlffommcn sic
Ncr5tc jipeiicln. Ter Ncgcr pllrOc
0citcrll Wor3en III ollCr 6riibc an ser
Gfc Der Golterl g 2lpcnlle ltno s..
Strobc &i9blanOtomn, it citcr @lltt.
lodc unb in bolb bcmllBtloicm Git
itanoc ollf Sem EiJoitcr licgcno olli-
gcllur0cn. Die EoIiiiitcn Mioorc ms
SNirncr bon Baltimore . Gounltp
Ian0cn Den 9tc1cr olli rnto licBcn ion
i'm N0trolpagen Ser Yoli5eiitotioll
Gdnton'S in on8 Sto0t Soipital iell-
0cn, NO sic Ncrjtc oclr &orOcrarm
nobc 0cm GQcnbpAcn amprtiren ntlli;-
ten. Mtaboncp CAB an 0aB CT in ser
Nod)t pom GonncrItng nllf gcltcrn
0cldolIcn iullroc, ola CT pcriud)tc, in
Gin Nou3 AM Gad. Hipcr cinplorin.
gen. Gr bebnltptctc, cr babe MIR nad)
ci1cm SdHofplatc gclud)t ltlO forlltc
tlcbt gclalt alt8cbcn, no iih Od9 SallS
bclill0ct, oodl mcintc CT, 0aiicl6c be.
Iinoc lid) nnbc Hro'cpcct-Eorf. $50
li5iIt @utdlinS bon @altimorcsGolultD
beN0b IiA geitern Mior0cu nod ocnl
Tad 9Iiucr, INN cine llntcriltdulg
ror5lncNncn, un0 lobnI0 CT oll3 Dem
Strobcnbobn &Og0on nlaiticg, iorO
CT in Dem StrobUlitNlb @llltipuren.
0icicu Spurcn iol1tc cr cine Wicile
mcit, uno ami 0icicm @cge fam CT ali
cilt tIcincS Sans an llier oc9 Sllti
les, mcIdcS Gigcntbum Oc9 ~,SupelicrS
Nribur @nllcnborlt lit. Die 9lltt.
ipllrcn cn0ctcn al Der Sintcrtbiire oc3
NNtic9, mclNcS nidt bcpobnt mar,
unO Scr Epli5iIt iano, OaB Elm grobcS
God III sic Gbiirc a~cid)oiicu mar. SIN
&luncrn iano CT cine S6rotiIilte, sic
10 oltf Dem Glide onGc6rod)t mar, oob
lie brett olli Ole Sbiirc 5icltc. Sic
mar Nbgridoiicn itnO MIN mltBtc ser
Eoli5iit, mic Scr 9tcgcr ST icircr Ser.
lcBllng fam. Ser Ncgcr bate Der
iltdt, nit elmer 9(rt Die 56iirc OcS
lccritcbctOen @olticS cin5uiNlogen,
o6cr %8eillnbcn, DAB oiciclbc tidy oGnc
Milbc oiDlen licB, pltO ais cr tic oui-
orildtG, trqf iGil sic 2ooiul9 bcrSlintc
III belj grll, Sole pier Mcilcn meit
lNlcppte iid) Der Niegcr. bis CT al ser
0cllollptcn Strobenc;fc ollrtb ocn itor.
fen SIlltocrllrit criM6pit SIT 9oOe,
Ionf. Sr. @aQenborit, ser oic Slinte
olIf Dem Glide on9cbrnd)t bate, iagtc
g~cItcrlt, Oob idon icit cini0cr Belt
Gicbc IN Oo9 @ollS c~inorongel mo
aus OcntlcIbcn Niles, mas nibt Met.
llno no0cIiclt mar, ltOblen. 0nbcr
babe CT iid) ucronlnbt gcicbcn, oie
Sale iiir bic Ginbrc0cr olli5nitclcn.
Wabonep miro inSoipitol inter poli.
5cillder Nuilid)t ItcbcnL bis CT gcncien
lit ln0 Onrn miro ibnn Der Ero5eb
luegcn GinbrudS 1tnO OicbltoblS &c.
mod)t lrcrOcu. Gr io9tc, er famine
aus Sirgilicn u1l0 ipobIrc crit icit fur.
Ser Belt in Baltimore i'm @ollie Tr.
213, SiiOsS pringitroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16
Ncue Sale fiir sic N

Ncue Sale iir sic ,Y Il 9
b toa= litter. Sob sic
yWorplono- @robloge" ocS yYptbio5-
Sitter SrbCn9" cine rcllc NaQc er.
6oltcn miro, i6cint ollBcr Srogc 81
ltcben. Sic Gonmiiiion bcitcbcno
aus Den &errcn &oGn y. 2oll6cr, :.
Goipor0 9lihoroiprL Dim @rpolt,
Hid)oro 2nuS Gee, @n. i. @r0nin1,
Samuel $. Sotterinll, Sorrp g.
Ericc. Seuis Hcib @cllj. $. WtcainN.
lcB, Memo 2. &orp mo 5. IS. Sd)on.
torbcr, luelde ountit betrollt iporoclt
1T, clnen p~olicn0cn 4Slot fir cine
lleue @ollc ollajuIlldcn, Dielt 0citcril
~Atdbmittag cine Sitllrg llllO oroo.
nilirtc iid) nit bcn @crrcn Sobn i.
Sou6cr ais Er1li0cnt, 5. Gbiuor0
T'idoroion olS Sicc-IrGlioent, Sorra
g. Ericc ola ScfrctGr llr0 Sontuel
.. Sottcrlua ais S1ntnleiltcr. Sic
Srogc muroc cingebcnb 6elprod)er,
ltno Die WtitDlieocr Scr Gonlmiiiion
dilbcrtcn olc, ooB scr Sian ollagc
fitbrt ipcr0en lpIltc, on Scr Sr0cn ic:t
Der Sllbclfcicr inl lcbtcn 0ecrc6eIt eli
men beocutcnocn 9lliidipltn0 IN
W~torpldn0 gc1ontnlcn un0 Gin NrGbc-
res ltno bciicrcS @cim ocsDol6 moth.
lucloig ici.
Gin l~ibcrolc& Inhg t.
Gie nEoitnl Sclcgropb Gompunp"
bot on1cfiinOiGt, onb lie bercit lit, it.
geno lueldle @cloonmciinn0cn iiir ocil
blrd) ocn gltabrud) bcS GcillpS be-
trofiencn Ecrioncn m1cntgeltlsb ~
iibcrmittclll.
Iu d) mung Scr 81 a.
pcdfc Sbio y ia H." - 0ic
nGbcInpeafc-S Ohio : 9nbngclcQid)ait,"
oeren terminal Gclpport NelpS lit,
bat beidloIlcn, ibrc 2inie ooppelgetei.
Jig 81 MAIDEN uno n0djIten5 Den Gons
trait SIT pcrGeben iiir 40 Wcilen. Die
ESnltitorcr Gontroftoren Sanioro
& Sroof5 bn6cn 81 100000 oelt
Gontraft crbnIten, in Nenport NelpS
cine groBe @erftc iiir Die 9abn sll
bnlten, lpelde $50 SUB lang unb 90
SUB bod neroen miro.
Iuftion Scr MoumS Or.
prcB : s O.. - Die Ioams grpreB.
So. miro, mie an anbercr Stelle bcs
rGeutidlen Gorreiponoenten" ange.
seigt lit, am Iortag, ben %. april,
Gormittogs 10 llbr 6eginnenb, i'm
s(uftionslofal beS auftionotors Sol.
Y. Mpburg, Nr.303, Noro-@ opitraBe,
1000 Fadete G~rpreb9iiter, pelde MI.
beiteabar iilio, an ben Meiitbietenoeu
perfuuien. Cine Cite Der Otter liegt
ifn 2ofat ocs Nfftionators oui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-16

HtHer &ompf 0c9cn 0tc
Wa@ @ciclll dl t. - &r. SO.
lcpb Sd)rcibcr, mcIdcr in 6~i0blun0-
tolpn cine @oS 6obrif bat url0 Die
Seluobncr icncS &ororte2 81 50 Gcnt3
pro 1900 anbifiuB nit Wu9 prriprNt,
Got in Der Stoui~bouptltoot sic 900.
rpIan0 @cot ltrtb Sigbt 80" incorpo.
rtrt. Scr GbQrtcr Der l1cllcn Com.
po1nIe logt, oicielbc ici g"c9riin0et
mor0cn, INN Die @cuobner Der
Sto0t Baltimore mo bon Baltimore.
mo Innc Trlln0cl Golllltp fir 81
ll%lnlinationa. unO 0Ci8mcdc nitGQ3
81 pcrlor0cn. Ncrr SdlrCi6er olollbt,
00B CT troB oca @eirbca, lucldcS ser
o9onlolt0irtcn @ua 6 @elCQld1ait" in
Der StuOt baltimore uno in 9olti.
more lln0 Anrle Arlln0cl . Gountn
nit Nlt3nu6nlc bon Nlnupplis, 0o5
Wtonopol gicbt, IN ser Stoot 9oltis
more UdS p%crfollicn fam, pellll 6
linn gelingt, Dom Sto0trntb ba5l bic
GrluilbniB ST crbnltclt. S~ll0ipioucll
lltd)tc SEER Sd)rciber Dor cinCm T,Subr
tcreiia itnl bic Grloubnib rod in
DIT baltimore @oSrGbrcn 5lt lCgclL
uul0 CT periprodl Den Gcuobnern ic-
mes Std0ttbeiles 0oS Sos 5u S0Gcnt3
mo c9 Scr StnOt iiir Strobcn BE.
Icrdtung llltentgcItlid) 81 l%icfcru
Gas StnOtrutbS Gonlitc iiir Yoli5ci.
rcgl.lotIoncn bcrid)tctc oic &cror0.
ming obcr nit Ioldcn gmcu6cnlcntcn
cill, oob cs Gin foot geborcncS aino
iurr0c. Scbtcn @intcr illd)te SEER
Sdrcibcr, bon Der Sc9i9lntlr circn
Charter fir Die uMorplouo @a&li06t
on0 Eolucr to" ST. c%rlunGelL obcr
Die uGonIoli0irtc Cos Wcicuiboit"
bate 5lt plel Ginilub. Sect mill or q
NIT elmer gcrid)tlid)cn in%corporirteii
@clcllihdit ucriltdcn. Sic Sncorpo.
rotorcn limo: $50. Soicpb S6reibcr,
Sbco0or $. Sdrclbgr mo 2oltia g.
Sonlcbnrn bon baltimore, Tdbi0 g..
NC SntoiG jun., BON @altinlore.Gp.
un0 Sonca ". Gmcns bon annopos
lis. Gd5 porl0uiigc Nupitol ocrGont.
pnlnie iii 100000.
o%n Seitelbcrg." - Inter
oicicm Sitcl miro am Montog I6cno,
Den %. Nrril, in ser yNcrmnnio.
Mdnnerd)or Safe" cir poil Eoitor u.
j. Sterger pcriobteS 2uliipiel ulttcr
Der Scitung 0eaiel6ci 5ilr ailffii1rulla
gelangen.
: Ute Banner gratis. -
&cntps, Die S6ecbGnOler, gebell, mic
lie anjeigclt, bellte prnd)tpoac Otter.
Banner gratis meg. Natiirlid ml6
Sober. Der Elm Banner al er6alten
ipiinI6t, cine &leinigfeit fauien.
/, lteber - Ser 3 Sabre
alte Gegerfnobe Soicpb @ilion,
Sobn oeS Gegers MiQiam @ilion
bon Nr. Is, @onlo.2one, mlroc &c.
tern Nodnlittog Dor Der @o6nung
leines 8aters bon einenl Su6riuert
bes &rn. Geo. Sopfins, Nr. SO, Sitz
@eIt-S troBc, iibcrfabreli, nobel oent-
Ielben oos linfe gcin idlinm ser
qiletldt ipuroc.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-06-01

the husband marched into Maggfes
nursery and addressed her sternly. !.
"You have been filling the child's
head with wicked thoughts" he said.
How dare you do it? He has in
suited Mrs. Bretman, and you are the
cause. have half mind to send you
packing; you deserve it."
Have just bit of pity on me and
on the boy, and niver do it. I'm all
he's got now" sobbed Maggie. Don't
blame me. I'm ould and reminder
better than young man. She was
swate lady"
"You were good to her and are still
good to her child" said the gentle
man, gravely; but remember, no more
of this underhand work. You must
teach the child to love his ne mother
and to obey her."
"Obey he may" said Maggie, "but
love can't be taught; and we've but
one mother in the world, however
many wives an husbands we may
have"
The man looked at her sharply, but
there was no fnsolence in her face;
and he left the room and returned to
his new wife, and saw no more of
Freddie for that day. Indeed, the
! child did not seek him. Never before
had he been harshly used, and the
shake his father had given him had
been terrible thing to him the very
confirmation of Maggie's prophecy.
More and more he chung to the old
nurse, and, though Mrs. Bretman tried
to make friends with both, the old
woman's grim face and cold monosyl-
tables and the caild's passionate re-
pulses were too much for her. She
abandoned the effort. And the boy
took his meals In the nursery, walked
out with the nurse and brooded In
silence, as very little children do. over
his wrongs.
1t was easy enough to forget him in
the honeymoon billing and cooling, and
the father was careful to give Maggie
all she asked for-new shoes and caps
and toys and books. That was his
got his duty to Maria's child" But
what his father had to do with his
comforts or pleasures, Freddie did not
know; he laid all to the kindness of
old Maggie. Papa never kissed him, or
had him in to dessert, or took him out
to ride. The lady with the pretty hair
was his worst enemy. He grew used
to this state of things In time, and
used to kiss the picture in the attic
before retiring, and saying to that,
Good night, mamma" but he was as
wretched as a child could be, and no
one knew 1t. Even old Maggie did not
guess at the depth of loneliness within
the little breast.
Young girls do not, as a general
thing, really love children: and the
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THE LETTER FROM THE FARM.

After the day with its work and worry,
After the restless rush and rattle,
The mad gold chase, the pitiless hurry,
FLs killing blows Of endless battle;
After 1t all there comes pause,
A peaceful hour of calm,
When he sits alone, and smiling reads
The letter from the FARM
How the old brown hen has set at last;
How little Joe is growing fast;
How Bea and Mary spent the day.
And Jeans the "best yet" at croquet;
Oh, what homely, hearty charm
About that letter on the farm.
After the play with Its jests and laugh
And painted smiles, hiding God knews
what;
When the fever eools and the joy stays
not.
After 1t all there comes a pause,
An hour of bitter calm
Whoa he sits alone, and tears fall wet
On tie letter from the farm:
How the mothers heart yearns for her
son;
Can't he come home for a day, just one?
t1oW LON mas PAID the mortgage OF:
And Joe is well Of the whooping cough
oh, what a note of vague alarm,
Runs through that letter from the farm.
After the Service all uplifting,
Mid deep new throbs of contrite soul;
The crimson light through rich glass
sitting,
And solemn tone of the organs roll;
After it all bides with him still
blessed hour Of calm;
When he sits alone and prayerful reads
The letter from the farm
How they all drove owed to Little Greek,
10 hear the new young preacher speak;
How his words were good and pure and
true,
With Dope for all and comfort, too.
Oh, what tender, healing balm
Breatbes from that letter from the farm.
Agricultural Epitomist
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girl who was Freddie's step-m mother.
though she had intended to pet her
husbands boy, had felt him the STUN
bling block to her happiness, even be-
fore she met him. She was very glad
that Maggie made him her very own.
and Stunned both carefully.
The weeks rolled by, and the months
followed them. If Maria's spirit had
ever wandered through the home
where she had once been so happy it
must have flown weeping away-not
80 much that she found another re-
posing upon her husbands bosom. for
In pity of human weakness and human
longing for living love, this might well
be forgiven by the angels-not that
her fair picture stood, with the coh-
webs clinging to its frame, in the cold
garrett; but that the lonely boy, as IA
therless as he was motherless. dwell
alone, save for the old servants faith
full love, in the very room where bis
birth had been hailed with mucb 70
1oicing. Its the new lady does r."
said Maggie, honestly believing II. and
never guessing that she herself had
caused this unnatural estrangement
by her unwise chatter. She had
taught the boy that his step-mother
came as enemy, else he would have
greeted her with kiss and been not.
ted until she came to love him "a her
own; else he would not have been Mt
terly forgotten when one bright win
ter morning the sun arose upon a lit-
Tie face that Its setting had not sbona
upon, and Helen Bertram kissed the
unconscious lips Of her frst-born.
And somehow. as this breath f,oat.d
over her cheek, the remembrance NJ
another child came to her, whose
mother slept in the cold gravs-wbo,s
sulky mouth and angry eyes when he
met her in the garden path had mads
her loathe him. So might some .tb.r
woman feel toward her babe sem. a.
If she also slept beneath the churcs'
yard sod and another allied her nlsc.
Dead Maria arose before living Hal.
ems memory; dead Maria's child fopnd
place in her Thoughts. She n,tiad
him from her heart and for the srSt
time since she wore his fathers -
ding ring.
But old Maggie did not coma r..-
her. and she would not send for ~.
cid woman. She had been hurt bv ~
grim face and cold voice and was nav
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hurt By neglect. No, she could not
call Maggie. But one day, when she
was able to leave her room, she made
ner way to the nursery and peeped in.
There was no one there; only broken
toy upon the floor told Of the boys
existence. Maggie had gone out upon
an errand. She had seen the sturdy
old figure trot down the street before
she left her room, else she had not
come hither. But where was the child7
Affair she seemed to hear a sound Of
sobbing-soft, heavy sobbing, like that
of a grown person. Her heart beat
faster. The little stair door leading to
the attic stood open. She followed
the sounds, and climbed the stairs.
There she saw scene that seemed
to take away her strength. The WIN
ter sunlight fell through the skylight
In a broad, slanting stream. In the
flood Of gold stood picture-the por-
trait Of a woman, fair and young,
with soft blue eyes and dimple in
her cheek, with coquettish curIs fall
ing about her neck and diamonds In
her dainty ears-and upon the floor,
his cheek against the lace-veiled bos-
ON Of this exquisite picture, sat Fred
die weeping as children weep, and
sobbing Mamma! mammal
1t was Maria's portraitl Helen re-
membered the words the child had
spoken very well - Maria's portrait,
banished from the parlor wall when
she came thither to take her place.
She could not stir or speak. And
as she sat there, some one else climbed
the stairs-her husband, Maria's hus-
band-the father of these two chill
dren; the weeping one here, the smil-
ing one in the cradle below. Then the
wife and mother arose and crept up
to the boy and gathered him to her
bosom.
Paul." said she to the father. "is
that Maria? Is it Freddie's mother?'
Eyes, love-" he answered.
"The mark where that picture hung
is on the wall STILL" she said. "Let IL
fill its place once more. Am l so
meanly jealous as to forbid you even
memory OF that sweet, dead womanr
Let me see her smiling down on me.
and fancy that she knows that / love
her boy as l do my own. For I do.
Paul. And God forgive me for the
past, for which the future shall atone"
Then she took Freddie by the hand.
and his blue eyes looked no longer an
grily upon her. nor did his tiny hand
essay to push her from him as Of
yore. And she led him down to the
little crib where the newborn child
lay smiling, and laid him beside the
little creature.
Love him, Freddie" she said. at
Is your little brother"
And husband and wife stood hand I'm
hand and watched the little tear-stain-
ed lids droop in slumber, with the
dimpled hand lying softly about the
neck Of the young creature who had
opened place in a mothers heart for
him.-Grange Bulletin.