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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
glIaG- Sot6rin0em.

StraBb g. Mm /. Npril O..
3. beitanoen in Glfabs2otbringeu
2844 offentlids Glemertarfdulen NIT
5426 G6ultlaien uno 240,677 Sduls
tinbern; Mittslidulen beitanoen am
1. Npril 1906 Al NIT SAL @diiiern,
b%arunter II Wdodenmittel{1ule
neutrality-suspicious. iparen 261 pors
banoen nit elmer Gelammtl9iler3abl
bon 6162.-9en 9erren Or. 8. Roti
in Sunspad unO Or. ". Widel in
GAiltisbeim Tim gliab) puroen bonn
Stattbalter bon GliaB> 2~otbringen unh
Der 0srpaltuns Der gunibitiftuns Der
Setoelberser llniberiitdt inssefdmmt
Ole Summe BON 5000 Wart aur gDeis
t~erfibruns ibrer piHenf6aftliAen
JorIaunsen in aleinaiien i~iberpisIen
Bitd Of. 4ls Elm SGserpffisier in
giti6 Den Sberidser 8erboIt pom a.
Masoeburgiidsn) Sdserbatainon gum
4ntritt einsr 14tdsigen Mrrefftrais
abfiibren polte. ergriff bieler ieinen
RepolDsr uno erldob fid Dor ben gus
gen oes Sffi5iers.
9 bann. Sn Masmiiniter lit Der
poli3eitommiHGr Reih auf Die Nns
tIase Der llrtunoenfdlf9un perbaftei
tporben. Hsihs Hame tpurbe bdufis
a%enannt, oils Der Jdn oss ebemalisen
Strabburser poli3eitommiTGrs Stss
pbanp auf Dem 9apet mar, in tpel9sn
Neih peripidelt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
2Ne6femBmra.

9 Il # o 10. 9as 2anoseri6t in
9iiftrotp bat bas @erfabren sesen Die
JurItin Wrebe bon Sdlob Baiebop,
pelde befduloist mar. in !5otels 5abt=
reide Silber oiebitdble besansen gu ba=
ben. einseitellt. Dieter SHritt 1T bi.
Jolse Der gntfdeiouns bes @erline.
auftdnbiaen 9eri9ts. oab bi. Jiiritis
~seiitestrant un6 nidt gu perfoleen fsi.
q o # o d. Der Iansidbrise 4biuz
tant oes GeneralfeIomar{4aIIs b
Moltte, Maior b. Burt, 1T bier IL
bobem Mlter s%eitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

WoIfenbutteI Der Srom,
peterunteroffiaier 8ierling itiirate aus
Dem britten Stodtpert Der Mrtineriet
laferne uno brad oas @enid. IS ban.
belt iia Inn Selbftmorb.
9efau. 4nbalts oberiter 8au.
Seamter. 9ebeimratb Grana Sanus.
torpsfi, 1T. bier i'm Utter bon 81 Sab,
rem ~9efforben.
3erbft. Cine unsenannt feir
ipollenoe Dame Bat BET @tdbt 2OOC
Dart gu p~obltbatis.n 3psdsn iibsr'
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

. I'm q ) t. Die 3abl ser in
san5 Selien beitsben0ep 3rp1ngsinnun.
gen tit auf 16 5uiommenaeI9rumpFt,
ba iiin9itbin abermaIs orei g3ponos.
innuH9en iih %auf9eIDlt ba6eI. Bon
ben 16 3rangSinnungcn IeTir0sn Iid.
in R~beinbcIien alein IA uno s oapon
alein in Wain3. Sn Ser propina
Startenbur9 (Offenba@) uno in
Sberbsiien (Gjieben) fefinoet ii6 nir
je eine. SdmmtIids 3pan9sinnunaen
ouiammen sd1len nur 1893 Mitalies
Der, Sieo auberosm borbanoenen a
frcien SrnHreen sdbIen nlIr 1856 Mit.
alieosr. Die Srtssemerbspersine SeI.
lens p1psseH 3a4Ien run9p 1900 nit.
glieber.'
@f&,t,e,I 5. Sum @eDacbtnib on
Den peripresnsn @rpB6erSog 9uotpia
". als Seerfi9rer Der beliilden Oipi:
iipn i'm Rtisse 1s70-7l bat Der bic.
iiae @eteraHeH5 unb 8risserperein am
Sube oes &riegerrertmalS alf Dem
yrisObofs eiHs 9%eSenitafsI unbrinsen
Iaiien. N.
ID a IN g., Ter in Mostau p~srItor,
bene 6abritant Soiepb 0apio Seibel.
berger, Der aus Muin5 gebiirtig mar,
bat Den NngsfteQten Istner M&oinseI
Sabrit 100000 Mart psrnatt, oen
MnJeiteLten ieirer WoStauer sSabrii
$4,000 Mart, Dem Wainser 9eperbes
perein 10000 Mart, Dem 9erein Sc,
rieatoIpnie $4,000 Mart uno oer
Nadbar9emeiroe 5000 Mart.
pfeb6ersbst M. 9as 21iGbs
rige 0isnitmGo6en grennsr. oas Die
ainocr ieiner DienitberrI9aft ourfl
2pfol pergiften polte, lit psrbaftsi
pproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

5u erriGien.-9er Maler Gugsn 5elir,
friiber @pritano Der @enoHsnIhaft
biloenoer Siinitler QDiens, lit i'm 70,
2ebensiabre geitorben.
Marian. Ser Staotratb BAT
jiingit einen 8eIdluB eefabt, in benz er
nihts @eringeres perlangt, als eins
9ereinieuns 9osntens, Der SerSegps
nina, 9roatisns uno Sdlmatiens uno
cine Mieoerbsritelune oes alien So.
nigrei6s 8roatien unter ben Sabsburs
germ.
9 II 5 a p It. Sn Der 9siTeruness
anitalt fir iunge Mdbdsn gu Ratoss
palpta erIhien Dor 8ur3em elm iun9er
Sanopsrtsr uno srtIdrte, bab er eine
Der Snternirten isit Der atnobeit liebs
unb fie ebeli6en pple. 9a ii6 oaa
betreffenoe MGbben felt Sabren 1ebr
brap aufgsfiibrt bate, ipurbe Dem gbes
bunoe tein StnoerniB bereitet.
q b b m / g. Sn Grobiolt
ipuroe Elm Bring Goburefder SGser i'm
&epier eridlaeen aufgefunben. Sc
f6eint Elm &aheatt por5uliegen.
Snnsbrud d.. Die BON Der Sets
ticn Berlin bes 0sutidsn unb Offer.
reihii6en WIpenpereins srboute
Sudettbiitte am SudettpaFe in Der
9rentasruppe 1T erDffnet uno Der 8es
nubung iibergeben poroen.
&rata II. Siingit brad in oen
in Der patiaeaiIe aelesenen Srdniitos
m~agaainen fir Manufatturpaarsr
elmer Wiener Speoitionsfirma aug
ni6t feitsefteuter llrfa9e elm 8ranb
aus, Der nit perbeerenber Shneligteii
I'm iid sriff. Der bur9 oas Jeusr
an9eri6tete Saaoen tpiro auf 1,0OO,s
600 aronen eeiddbt.
Gina. Die ppbrnbabn, cine She'll
itrede Der neueu S%auernbabn, 1T oieIer
Gage Dem 0ertebr i~iberseben pprben.
9urh ole neue 8abn miro ole Der
binouns 2in3sS el5tbal Tim 55 ailo.
meter 9%etiir5t.
Srient. Quf Dem Wege bon
Gaoeoaso nah Der Qlpe bieIer ges
meinbe itiirate oieier Sage Der @es
m%einoebirt, Der ii1 i'm 9bale 2ebenss
mittel eebolt bate, infolse 8erfeblens
oes WeeeS iiber cine Selspanb al unb
blieb nit gebrodenen 9liebmaben lie
gen. Waafabrer bradten ben @eruns
9liidten gu Sbal.
II eerns. SIN 3ilsrtbal lit elm
inter Dem Namen puitermannl be.
tannter arGuteriammler abseitirot
uno blieb toot.
@illad d. Ct. Sptob i'm 2elads
tbdl puroe our1 cine Seuersbrunit
SeritOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
@focnBura.

Olbenburg. Sn Der alien
Stride gu @oenipeht bat man unter Der
&alttiinhe berrlihe Wanosemdloe aus
Dem Is. Sabrbunoert entoedt. 0as
cine @emdlbe felt bas WsItssriht
bar, elm anoeres bic Dreieinieteit. Mus
Fer oieien beioen sroberen @emGlben
finb nod ipdtgotbifds Malereien snt>
oedt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

oen.-Det l~dtl9id6rtge Girettor Der
babilden Iniltns unb S~ooofabrif in
2ubpigsbufen, @ebeimsr !Spfratb
Carp, lit pom gortibirs college in
2eeos gum gbrenoottor srnannt nor
Den.
9 /. $ ngbert. @itienbeFBer
Seinri6 ardmer uno @emabIm baben
anldBIih ibrer 9oIbenen 9od)3sit benz
9iittenperein 5000 Mart ssltiftet.
3 IN b r ii d n. gu6baltsr
@Grtner BON bier, Der Dor &urssm nad
llnteri6lagune bon etpa 10000 Mdrt
flii6tis gegansen mar, lit in paris
psrbaftet uno bier eingsliefert porosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
Saoen.

3D.
Rarlsrube E. Die 0ipbtberitiss
Sterbli9teit i'm Grobbersogtbum 3D.
ben bat mad ben itatiitildsmeoiainis
fhen Mittbeilungen in oen Sabren
1893 BIG 1903 jih folsenbsrmaben ees
Italtet. IS ltarfea i'm Sabre 1893:
1911 4eyionen, 1894: 1881, 1895:
676, 1896: 543, 1897: 489, 1898.
37S, 1892. 81, 1890: 344. 1901:
800, 1902: 230, 1908: 173 psrIos
men.
reiburg. &iirSlid ipuroen
Dor Dem bieF9en S96ffengeri6t nidt
neniger ais u9t Sale bon Mildfals
f6ung perGanbelt. SuS @sridt err
tnnnte auf GeloFrofcn bon 20 bis 60
Mart. 0as S9~offengeridt Gmmens
bingen Derurt6cilte jiingit einc Wilde
l~ieferantin bonn Qanoe gu otr erempld.
ridden Gtrafe bon feds Wohen @es
fGngnib uno einen 2anopirtb gu $50
Wart Getoftrof,.
Sci oel6erg. 8ommersienratb
Wleranoer Dadsr identte onldbtid Der
solhencn !9cd1eit oes taoiIhen Grobs
D~er3o1podre5 isiner NoterItaot 6eioel'
bero 100000 Mdrt gu Dobltbdtiss
teits3reden. Nad oes Stifters WunIh
fou in eriter Reibe elm 9eim bss
Sro%uenpereins eingeridtet peroen.-
Ser 0rpBber3og bat Den profeKor Der
pbitoIopbie an Der unipcrlitGt, Sumo
Slider, duf Iein Qniua.n tpeeen leis
BENDER OeIuno9eit in Sen Hubeitanb
periebt.
Son It a. Die Hegieruna err
tbsitte Ole aonseIiion fir bas WaHers
inert Misunderstanding. Wit Dem Yau
miro in no6iter 3eit tesonnen perbsn.
81 unnbe m. Nah benz bieier
Sage erIdie1enen apeitsp Sbeil oes
Sabrssberidta ser !Sanoslstammer lit
Der 5leiidrerbruuh i'm Sabye 1905
auf 0.159 Silo3ramm pro &opf unb
Sag 5u%riidosgansen bon 0.170 &ilos
gramm i'm Sabre porber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
0eferrei1.

Wien. SO bat ii4 Elm aomite as,
biloet. oas iid CUR Mufsabe seftelt bat,
bier Elm Oentmdl fit Wnbreas 6ofsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
2SIrttert 6era,

stuff ia q t. Sas Sberfrieass
geri6t oes 10. Qrmsetorps psrurtbeilte
BEN Mustetier Ginfred bonn sSnfuns
teriez Hesiment Nr. 120 ipesen tbdts
Ii6en Insriffs segen einsn 9oreeieb4
ten neben @%ntfernuns aus benz Deere
gu flint Sabren 9efGneniB.-prpfsis
for @ouaro 3eler feierte iiinsit iein
70iGbriges 0pttors SSubiIGum. Der
beriibmte Ybiloiopb itebt i'm 90. 2es
bensjabre. Sm Sabre 1894 tpuroe er
bon Der 8erpflidtuns, an ser 9ers
liner uniperiitat 0prIeIungsn al bols
ten, entbunoen uno spe nad Stutta
CART. no er Ieitoem lebt. 3elsr 1T
Spttpr idmmtlider 5atu!titsn.
@etSIingen. Ssinen Batter,
ben 4~6idbrissn @6ubma6sr Wenbelin
Sddole, bat Der rs Sabre alte Spbn
na1 einem turaen Wortitreit erItpdsn.
Gr iopte Die Mutter ipuroen perbaftet.
g hornoprf. Der beige 9iis
fermeiiter Cir. 20ffler ipurbe auf Dem
Weg bonn 9abnbof na6 ieiner Mpbs
nuns iiberfa1en unb eri6lasen. gr
tonnte iiA nod bis gu ieiner Wobnung
i6leppen, ipo ersalsbalb infolse Der err
littenen @~erlebunsen periaieo. Der
SbGter entfam.
3 ii n gen. guf bas burd)
profeiIor R. Wplenbergs Wegeans
nad StraBburs erleoiste Srbinariat
fir pip6iatrie an Der bieli9en llnipers
fiat lpuroe 8r. Robert @aupp, Yri>
patoosent uno Sberurat an Der pips
6iatrifhen 2linif in Miinden berufen.
Il NJ. Der Maurers uno Gimme
reritreit 1T bier nad SpDlfp06entlider
Sauer beenoet iporosn, inoem Die orr
saniIirten Waurer, 3immerleute unb
8aubilfsarbeiter Die Irbsit bebins
sun9slos pieber auf9enommen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

Dresoen. l1eber Die .gisarets
neutrality-suspicious." Die Der
Observation-Disclosures mad Dem pors
idbrisen groben Gtrtit sriinbete, tpurbe
Aonturs er0ffnet.-1er 6ofiunslier
Milbelm 9tinrid Mau, 1T i'm 4lter
bon So Sobren beritorben. CT 1T Der
@rbduer bes WittoriG= 6aufes uno oes
@cntraltbedters. beioes @ebGuoe, Die
3ierosn unierer Gtaot iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21


Don ibrer berrin
b It o n. Sn Rirborf BEL 8ers
lin bat cine &aufmannsfrau ibrem
Oienitmdoden Die lbr ssitoblen unS
fe auf elmer pfanoleibe bsriebt. Cine
Sdusiudung, Die bel Der oes Oieb,
itablS WeroGhtigen porseuommen
fpuroe, f0rberte ben betreffsnben
pfanoi6ein outage. Die 0iebin ers
tldrte. Die nbr entipenoet gu babsu.
num ods SientmGoaen com Des,
5ieber aboubalten." Cine peitere
9ausIuduns ersab aber. bab in lebs
ter 3eit nod cine Heibe anoerer
Sdmuds unh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon Der aauImannsfamilie berieb!
tporosn mar, uno 10 nubm man an,
oab Die Gbefrau. burb Rotb gstrieben,
iid gu Dem 0iebftabl bate perleitsn
lafen.
g trae duber ats
Stuotrenber. Der berii9tiate
Strabenrduber Muiolino, befen .Sels
oentbaten" emit gang Stalien in 9ltbem
bielten, bat iid i'm @efdnsnib gu por.
tolomono, llnteritalien, feinem sessn'
tpGrti9en 4ufentbalt, NIT srobem Gifer
auf bas Stubium seporfen unb Be.
miibt ii6 Dor alien, cine eriinolihe
aenntnib Oes 9riedifben gu ertpers
ben. Ssin srobes 3iel 1T es, cine
ueberiesung bon !Somers .Slias" 3u
poaenoen. @ubsroem fdreibt er audi
piele 9erie. nit benen er einises Gelo
gu perbienen bofft. Cine tpeii.re Gorge
betrifft Die grbaltung feinsr Sdons
belt, auf Die er bic srDbts Gorsfali
pertpenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
3prnpius altrHfnlrtt.

Dortmunb. Ils Gtaatssus
f9ub fir Die Sleinbabn bonn bieiigen
S%taotbafen na1 SOroe fino 100000
Mart b~efpiIist poroen.
6erne. Oas BON Der 8ergpertss
gefelf1oft r9ibernia" auf Der Ser
trubenalie in Sderlebed srridtete gr.
bolunssbeim fir &inoer Der 4nssbo.
risen Der 8elesidaff Der rSibernid"
1T erOffnet rporben. Das !Seim 1T aus
4nlab Der fi%lberner 6odaeit oes 8aia
ferpaares gegriinoet tporoen.
2aaspe e. Nnbierf tpuroe Elm
Dentmal fir ben p%erftorbenen profeie
for aneebufd einsepeibt, Der iid um
Die gridliebung bes SauerIanoes BE-
fon6ers berbient gema1t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21
S@wet3.

Bern. Sein ~50iGbrisss SienIts
jubildum besing Der @ebeime poItratb
Sale, 8i5eoirettor oeS Snternationas
len Bureaus bes WeltpoItp:reins in
Bern, osr am %. Suli 1856 in oen
preubiiden poftoienit eineetreten unb
ipdter bis gum Sabre 1876 bel Der
oeutiden 3ei6spoit tbGtis sstpeIe en- lift.
3 il ri d, 2tn Der 3iiri6sr llnipsrs
iitdt tperoen CUR ginfdrdntuna oss
3uoranges uusldnoiiber Gtuoirenoer
ole Observation-Disclosures eednoert
uno Die 8e6iibren fir Ole MuslGnoer
erbo6t.-Sie betannte Oampfturbinens
firma 8ropn, 8operie &c 60. in 8as
Den fu6t an ibrem 3beiIe Dem Mntis
militarismuS oaourb su iteuern, oab
fe jehem ibrer Qrbeiter, Der minoeltens
Elm Sabr i'm @elddfte tbGtig mar, 40
pro5ent ieines Qobnes fir Die Oauer
ieines Wilitdroienites ausbeaablt, alis
beroem fir ieoes &ino zines 6amiliens
paters 10 pro5ent.
@ppenseGl. SIM SGntiseebiet
tpuroe tiir3lid Elm mddtiser Steins
abler NIT elmer Sliiselfpannpeite bon
1875 Mleter erle9t, als er eben baran
mar. Elm Wurmeltbier gu per5ebren.
Geit pielen Sabren puroen Mbler In
oiefem 9ebiete nidt mebr beobahtet.
9 t.. @alle Der @emeinoez
ratb bon ct. @alen beidlob Die Grs
fp%eiterune oes itdotii6en W%aEernerts.
Die Soften bslaufen iid auf $4,000
Srancs.
2 + urga Il. Sn S%alsnitein
brannten bier SduIer nieoer; flint ga
milien ipuroen obbablos. 9er Brand
tpuroe burd ainoer perurIaht, Die
nit 3~iinbbOlaern ipielten.
20 a 3 I. gn Der uniperfitGt in
2auianne ipuroe cine auberorhentlite
profeNur fir piTenI6aftlide pboto>
graphic erridtet unb oisie an q. 81.
HeiB iibertraeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

&Dnissbers. Seinen 70. @es
burtstag feierte Der oroentlide pro-
fefor Der @eburtsbilfe unb @pndtolo;
aie an Der llniperiitdt 4Onissberg, Sc
9eimer Me0iaindlratb Or. meb. @u=
oolf 9obrn. Der Gelebrte 1T felt 1897
BON Der 0erpflidtung gum 9alten BON
0crlefungen entbunoen uno lebt feits
ber in Dresden.
Griebfanb. Sn benz 'Dorfe
DeutfdsMilten finb a1t WobnbGufel
uno iisbsn mirtbf4aftssebduoe n;eber'
%gebrannt.
prni'is,f at1rItprruHsu.
M . .r. Msaen Moietdtsbets!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-21

aaifersfautern. Gin Wer.
Der nabeselssensn puIDerfabrit Gaopp
1T in Die 2uft ~ssflosen. 3tpei psrIos
men tpuroen babel getSotet, etne t1ot.
lit berlebt.
lub IN g sba re n. Die aons
3efiior 5ur Weitsrfihrung sber oftdbtis
fh,n elettriidsn Balm nad Wbeina0ns
betm 1T bonn Mainifiesium ertheilt ipors
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
SKIN DISEASES

There nothing distressing itching pCnPIACDC of   
 
  The be expected y the itching the
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
Don't Ignore the Money Side.

No matter what your vocation may be, you must be business man first, or you will always be placed at great disadvantage in the practical affairs of life. We cannot entirely ignore the money side of existence any more than we can the food side and the very foun- dation of a practical successful life is the ability to know how to manage the money side effectively.
 It is infinitely harder to save money and to invest it wisely than to make it, and, if even the most practical men, men who have had long training In scientific business methods, find 1t difficult thing to hold on to money after they make it, what is likely to happen to people who have had practically no training in business methods?
 If every child in America had thor ough business training, tens of thou sands of promoters, long-headed, cum ming schemers, who have thriven on the peoples ignorance, would be out of an occupation.
 I believe that the business colleges are among the greatest blessings in American civilization to-day, because they have saved thousands of homes from being wrecked, and have made happy and comfortable tens of thou. sands of people who might otherwise be living in poverty and wretchedness. 70. S. Marden in Success Magazine.
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
PERFECT TIMEkEEPER.
Clock Made of Floating Cups Which Measured the Hours Correctly.

Clock Made of Floating Cups Which
 Measured the Hours Correctly.
 Apropos of the recent paragraphs about timepieces, William c. Vivash, according to the New York Press, says: "The floating cup of your friend Paul Wiggins recalls device used aboard the Prahus, cruising in the waters ad- jacent to the Malay peninsula, Java, etc. As late as the year 1S4O, when that famous Englishman, Sir James Brooke, held sway in Borneo, as rajah of Sarawak, 1t was in extensive use both ashore and afoat. The contriv- ance consisted of tub filled with wat CT, having a rim running around the edge. On this rim were arranged twelve cocoanut shells, each with one fine hole in the bottom, to insure its filling with water in exactly one hour. The shells were connected by certain lengths of cord. The clock was set by tipping the first shell into the tub.
 At the end of an hour, the first shell being full, sinks to the bottom With noise, and Tn so doing drags tne second shell off the rim into the water; the second, filing drags off the third, and so on until the twelve have gone by the board. It is true that this clock needs winding twice in twenty-four hours, but at sea, where watches are kept, this is not much of drawback, and the instrument is warranted to keep accurate time, which is more than can be said of some pretentious and expensive timepleces current these days It seems to me that the half hours and quarters might be easily marked on the shells so that the time between the hours could be found by inspection. At the hour, the striking of the filled shell on the bottom of the tub, of course, gives notice to the man on watch"
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
Probable Address.

The Lindsborg News recently receiv. ed card from the postmaster of a town in Idaho asking that the paper addressed to certain man of that town be stopped and gave his reason :: Dead, left no address," As the man was ten years in arrears and had made no effort to pay, though often impor- tuned by the newspaper to do so, the editor of the News says he has pretty fair idea of what that mans present address is all right, all right.
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
Unlikely.

An old Virginia negro sold a dog for $3 and warranted the canine to seal chickens. It was not long before the dog was returned with the remark, "He was a fraud"
 "Was de chickens cooked?" inquired the old man.
 "No," replied the negro who had pur- chased the wonder!
 "Well, dat is de only kind of chick ems he will go after. Do you suppose for moment I would sell dog for $3 who would steal live chickens"
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
Personally Concerned.

Here the man with the fur-trimmed overcoat spoke up.
 What difference does 1t make to you," he asked, whether we have good streets or not? You don't pay any taxes to keep them clean, so far as l know, and I've never seen you do any riding on them."
 Maybe not" said the man who had been complaining, "but l have to walk across lem once in while, and when I'm run over by delivery wagon or knocked down by an automobile it makes a thun- dering sight of difference to me whether the street is a mud puddle or not, you blamed duffer! '"
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
THE DAISY FLY KILLER destroys all the

 comfort to ev- cry home, in dining room, sleeping room,
 and all places
 where flies are tro u b lesome. ( lean, neat and will not soil or
 in .iure any thfnD Tru fhana
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Mnfn Trouble.

"The main trouble with pedestrianism as an exercise" said the man with men. tai strabismus, lis that when a fellow first begins it his friends declare he is crazy, and that when he has been at it two or three days, he begins to share their opinions. Judge.
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And That's n Fact.

"Of course, l am sorry for you," said the girl with the cold-storage heart, "but I really cannot wed with you. It's so hard to be poor"
 "Oh, don't know" replied the philo- sophical young man in the parlor scene. "It isn't half as hard as 1t is to get rich"
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Another Question Answered,

Little Willle-Say, pa, what is meant by strict sense of justice?
 Pa-It is term man applies to his actions when he devotes all his time to getting even with some one against whom he imagines he has Q grudge my son.
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Adjusting Her Skates.

Hicks-Yes, they're married now.
 Wicks-Well, well He first began to be attentive to her one day when he took her skating and Hicks-Ah. Began at the foot, eh:- Philadelphia Ledger.
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THE ITCHING WAS ALMOST UNBEATABLE.
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DO YOU WANT TO BUYr
PrOgressfng.

Mrs. Kawner-Do you use a prayer book in your church?
 Mrs. Crossway-Not yet. But we've begun to sing "ah-men" at the end of every hymn.
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once and you will never be without them. If not kept by dealers sent prepaid for 200. Harold Somers. l49 DeKa1b Ave-, Brook lyn, NY.
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submarine boat to hold twelve per- sons, driven by a gas motor, has been tried at St. Petersburg with favorable results.
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NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED,

DO YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY AND PAY NO COMMIS- SION? WRITE FOR OUR MODERN PLAN.
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  throw off these acids through and of the producing
 
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s,oo peward. 500.

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