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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
YenaiblOQnia.Bal

Btrlfht S~GlUcrt'Stntiun, ME iulgt:
'S.45 Surnl. Clniuu . StatioU 5.55 9Sorfn.),
YltlSburg GGprcb mo Chicago Special.
"11.i4 @orlt. sllntonsStatiOn tt.55 BUrm.)s
Qnuptsainie GIpreb.
*1.10 Gn6m. (oon llntun.Gtntiun), .GtQunis"
uno pIbe 4enniOlOania" Giutiieo, nab Gbb
cngo, Cincinnati uno 81. 9onts.
*3.t5 9indlit. (nun Union Sidliou), q. 2Ouis
titnitcb, ndb Snotatdpblt5 iuno Ct Houis.
'4.55 Sadlm, COON ttntutsStutiut) pRrnHigl.
oauln s%peciaI," II snnoea Hadl Chicago.
'4.55 Radlm. (bon llHiortS iution), Chicago
n1b Ct. eonis @rpreb.,
200 Nbenbs (oon n'StaticrD, Gbtcago
$50 96tnos (pou tluiopstutton), 81. eouts
@tprck.
@GprcB unO @IeUeIalo llIb cincinnati gr'
'if.jf aa6ts ulnlonse citation 1t.5b Radls).
RtitSbIrg Gpcctal. b.4.. j.. sft..
it.4t siaGts characterization 11.55 @udts).
Racific &rprcR.
40 WlurgeHs Gluieu.s tutiou 4,4I glprgensl,
.sA'4SS Wcr@ 1ar'V ulnior: efatton s.65 gorm.), tas
LID, nu6 Gnff0Io (bin eltpnriun n. SIneitoit).
Gtte uno &'obcntn9r nap aobelter.
Ill @orm. tltnioa /, Station di56 Soru'')'
500 Mndn, idglt9 (5on uiltotFStdllof) mus
WtuiunSpprt.
$40 %bsHOS, tdeIiS COou unlOn.e %tattOn), nua
buffalo.
$50 AbcuOS, tiaIi6 (pon uuiouss% tdtton) unb
Sue llnO Bodhcitcr.
G46 ,gqmapolt5 73i. o,Ol @ormttass: pr
Vt1lNDllNllIiNN hN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlillltuANs iva
Sorm.. 100 gbcuos.
VuH luton Station.
Wad Fhtlnoelphta upb Rttu.Dorf.
1903 Gadlm; gSougreiIonaI eImitse," idaItH.
gsciu' OorD WIurGtns, 'i2O5, $40, +4.00,
ssS; .5i6,, 70. 4 ii2 gs S SSsnOs, %S 4 g
Rur mao BbiIaoclpbta 4.iO, G35, $40. 900.
100 o, %STsm' o hig9. SOt +5m ;nt 'S36 niS
z EE Nl,nr1puG 4 M A III Hn M IL Az NlbpnhA-
glnb gloftun O 40 8ornI., 99Ofcriuae; 1885
gtbcrbS. tiIlidi.
g'ab DeInlnr nno baipifdaIi1en 3iplTtteupnni.
Winrecns. gao. 4.b7 s1nthtu. sNndcrtoot.
$50 stbcuSS ttpIi6; Spnnin8s, LOG glabm.
nno 100 glbcnoS.
"f 7i9s, s%p e{ S'5a' i Hi3Sii 3 Rorinl S.lG5a. g., 1 as.ssss.
t.53, 2.i2, 2.4h, $40, $50, BOZ, BIO, 500.
9955. ZAP, d.29 GoSSS6 S,mitsS)' Iat; s;So'
GuuntdpS, 226. 2.bt. 5.0I gig, 7.25, 7,4g,
$40, 942&orln., 1906. 15B, zig. $40, 800.
525, 600 10 729 C7a9 stRtte0)'
2.tJ yIohnl, an Modcntuacn
Gnh annapolis. 1856, 9,06 SormlltnaS, 124s
EunntnoS, 0.O5 Irrin, 8.Ob, 1t.O5 N6enos.
1ltloniic Goalt 3iue Gtpreb, 2.51 Dtoraene,
eonibcrn aaiiyaD' 0,I2 sOrm,, 1870. 'a.t5
eca6oGr6 Wit Zine adtIpab, 9.42 SOrm, 5.O7
giudWitt1gS,
Goricii lEO gBcftcrn raiIpab, 1920 abents
tdglth,
ca s.. mn, t2.4s g'a6m, @o6cntuse. '9.65
N6enes tiaItb.
Bon FrHnIDluaHla. fssaae. etattun.
yIub gBafbiilgtuII, gEpreb, ST., 900 Burnt,,
lbs. 3.55, 600 ytaGhHt. tdeIi6. TAI Dlor'
GcnS on 8ohentueen, 8.5a WbenoS nnr an
Na6 NntopoIis. 7.4t Ntureets, 900 Eddb.
miiinas an g9odentdaen. SOHniugs, Gee
Bprm. lHo 6.00 glGdin.
gRcpell Vtlcteil NIB .S1brpIinen Huh nled
Vunftcu fprede man In her eGlOertStattof.
gr. $40. notwithstanding, uilo Unions
Citation bur.
Sepdd lpiro nut @rfnten In oben geiidilntsH
NiircduI abGe6olt uuo ndrIirt.
Spetfe'sSagapH,
~. u. Ntterburn, Z. ". rpoub,
Sen. SeI0Giisiitbrer Ruf. '1raftic'Utanneet.
Geo. q. Burb,
@eneruItY angierslhsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Die Santb Gtiofcit.

Webr %poritd0tiide ScimitGoten.
@roBc 2onoitrcdc perfouit.- Ser.
idic0cneS norl @cbGuoe. unO
@rlmoeigentbumSmorft
Cine Stredc 2un0 al Der 9Qtts
Noenllc, nobe @orriion . gpenuc, bic
cine Sront bon 1852 Sub bat. nurse
geitern bon Scrrn Z. HomIonoS ling
luff un0 on0ercn an Serrn ". u.
Ycuttp fir $1,000 iibcrtrogen.
Scrr Gbns. Z. Softer bat oicie Wo.
dye cine 9ouitelle 3l 8olbroof &C.
fullit unO miro nuf ocrielbcn cine
elegontc &ilo crridten %Iaiicr, Die
5lu0li 3imner baben unO mad Dem
nellelten Stpl eebout peroen ioa.
Gle Gl1ne fir oen Ban zines 0rei.
itodigcn 2ogerbduicS ouf Yer. 20.
Horo . 8reeneitruBe, iinO bon ben
grditeften 6rcunb II. CRAWFORD fer.
iiggeiteQt morbeft mo tucrben beute
inter 0ie Gontroftpren Z. y. Stans
field itnO s. 9. &ippel pertbeilt iper.
Den.
Gin 9eiibtitcl iuurbc geitern einge-
trngerL III meldem Senrb 2. Weber
uro anbere cine galiiteIle nit 296lb
6ront on Der SarotogaItraBe, nobe
6ouaroItrabe, iibertrogen iuurbe. Gle
9auitellc untcriiegt ciuer @rlnbrente
BON $45 unb brodte $4,000.
Sr. ,Sobp Sltbitrr, erl9ngte ,aeitern
bij StldiitniB Bta,t @dllc pom az
8mciitodiacr @9bnbarirrn on Scr
Siibicite Ger McSenrpltrabc, 5miidcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

= Icgen Az 9ooer fir suubUn umo Yarls M,
Sambnr9.Imcrifa-&in Clinic
81 9roaopop, Help.Yorf.
IrtBnr W. GO6iOn,
1877 SIt.@oltimore.S Str.
Nm uItcH Hlate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
GBcIapcafc 9ampfcr.G OmpasRie.

.l GbcTupsnte'Sinir.
GIeaunte gainpicr . 8nuptCr "Iugnitd" Illo
.9ttlunta" ruh
Rib Nptut Comfort un0 Hnrfulf, Va.
Snntpter berIaiien Baltimore tdgltd 'dnspe'
u0nnIcn GUitninpS) lmt ESQ IhenhS llo !prl'
men IN SIo Ipiitt Comfort nm q llbr Wiorgclis
lut6 In BurfuIf ut us WiUrgcnS an. nnihlic'
hcnb an bic GiicnhnbuBiiGe laD allen RlirftcIl
0C5 GitocHS uni Giinrrltfns.
e Nurt.Nlpcrplnie.
Glcgntie BIidgier . Snirptcr pSbdriOtte" uilb
Baltimore"
tadi Wth.YDtnt NIB WidIrtuho, Vn.
3nrnpfer berI0iicn baltimore tdgli6 Cuusge'
npmmcr GurlinQS) mn 3 ltbr JIncbmiitnaS lio
fnnlmcI al g6clt Fuint I'M 730 Ut0rgetS iillo
In Ributouo mn g.25 Wiorgcn5 AT.
Sic an WPoniugcn. WithpUdeil nno Srettngcn
bon WdItinrote 1bfdbrcnocn Sdrtpicr, iiilo bic
bon gSeftsIiUini an 3icH'tGaen. SO1tieritdacn
.uto Gnutftuncn n%bfubrctl, leacIt In 0lpnceitcr'
Vuint. Clements uno Nllmouo'S an; mo Die
an 9ienitaaef. 9uilncritdGcn lno Snitfia0el
bon Baltimore linb an UiOntnaert, Wltiilpubtt
lnlb 5rciiugcu bon yScit l'nitt abtaDrcnoen
Sampler Ic9cn IN gDcrfiulun uno 9ldD, Narf an
tbei pilnftiacn Ncitcr).
Tdmpfer pcriaiien Baltimore Ooni yter VT. III
NIB 10, Yia6ti,rnfen. Werftr.
3llrbs9'ilcie iGb aleu- Ellrftel ifhritct &C.
ihbert. @epdd oiifgcacbcii unlo NnliiictBltllrher
int 3ioratis ~rcfcrDirt Wcroeil, In ben tleitnelt
Wilct Nllre1nr: Tr. t19, IN Baltimore. Strahe,
". ~, giODiu,i, Igcnt. Ir. t27, Gt'1nlttmores
Gtrnbc, ooer ben &uupt Vilrenur: Hr. 300,
9iaht' sfrabc. Baltimore, Wto
NeubeB HOheJ. T.. T.. Shisni,
@ci' @cfbiilSihBrcr. @cn FnIngier.siaeni.
Z. g.. @eTunuef, SiiIto Sen si1f. sgqent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Nciraths. Yircnirn.

Solllc2 Y. So0lor % mo Glaru 5.
SnIitb "a Sabre alt; 9IppIifont 5o,.
Y. Goplor, Nr. 737, Eottcr Npc.
Sncob W. Nttinion 81 unO Wtorp
@roB q Sabre aft; NppIitout %oco6
W. Nttinion, gtr. 1919, Gopcritrubc.
Sarocl Hoicnber9 % uno SOo NOs
Ter q Sabre alt; Npplifont SOo No
Ter, Nr. l07, Observation-Disclosures.
Wiaiom VI. 0rolun 81 unO Winnic
.. @iIion Is Sabre alt; Applifont
28iaiom No, @ropn, 9fr. 1920, &ido-
~ Npenuc.
Natbon Stolnrnn 81 rn0 Wcdic
Silpcritcin - Sabre alt; NppIifont
Notbon Stolmun, 9tr. 266, gforo
GrcterltroBe.
@Ownro .. @orO 81 rn0 Worp 3.
&roft 10 Sabre olt; 9Gpplifont 90,
marc .. Moro, 9tr. 40, Npplcton.
ltroBc.
Charles ar6ncr 81 uno 9ciiic
9roofS II Sabre alt; GppIifont 6rut
Nnuic Spro1fling 9tr. 1915, Nia
QuitbitruBc.
ySiuiom 9oBIcr 81 uno Wtory u.
2nnG 10 Sabre alt.
Mar Mcinitcin 26 un0 Clara Wto3s
fiopiB 30 Sabre alt; Applifont Wior
WCinItciH.
CLAUDE Wocciolu 81 uno NngcIinc
@entiIo % Sabre alt; AppIifuntGln
Die WuccioIo, Nr, 207, NIbcmorIc.
ItroBe.
NoScoc Grclton % mo SOo s.
DerrD a Sabre alt; NppIifont Mor.
.riS @iIIon, gtr, 523, 9iolonO-Hoc
NiQiant .. Stiles 80 ullO &ouiic
T., Robcrtion % Sabre alt; Npplitant
", Sonion NobcriiOn, gtr. 1912, Go.
tbcOroIitroBe.
Samuel W~ic4Sbcrion 33 unO 0tor-
NorCt 10. WturiboIl 26 Sabre alt; Mp.
plitunt Sam. MicNbcrion, 9tr. 1910,
Sit WtonlmcntItraBc.
Solomon ScIbD 81 mo Carrie
Morris 10 Sabre alt; NppIitont Soa
lonlon Sclbp, gtr. %, YouItncDitr.
@crnor0 SOllfltp 30 mo Mimic
Stupfo 33 Sabre ult; ApIifont Der
norO Soufup, ytr. 1888, SIt.Gogcr.
ltroBc.
Goluoro =. 8iibcr % mo Warp g,
9tobinion 2t Sabre oft; Ippllfont
lbomo9 4. @illiam8, jun,
&ouiS Nutbonion % mo Hcno 60
domopiB u Sabre oft; Npplitant Z.
Notbunion, gtr. 800, Nor0sNrlington'
Incnltc.
NiQium Wilfc& q uno Wogonlila
Goubouier 81 Sabre olt; Applifont
g8iaiurn gSilfcS, Jtr. 700, Mclt Ger.
ingtollIlraGc.
George 6obep 81 mo GIiiobcl1
Nogcc 10 Sabre oft; Npplitunt 6rUt
u. GclliS, Ar. 800, Siio. @onOltruBe.
Spicp6 i. Noonon u NM Inncllh
aGiemcuer 10 Sabre oIt; Gpplirant
Soicp6 +. Voonon, gtr. pos, Sin
8ilnloritroBe.
5runf &. COOPER 80 un6 WtorO &c
req % Sabre olt; IppIifunt George
$. Honep, Ir. ~ NorO-Itonroe'
itroBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

*** Ger @eiongpcrcin v@idcn-
fronj" peronltoltet am Sonntog Den
8. S,lni, cillcn EiingItouSiIug nod)
@ooblono 9cod, bel meldcnt eS, io'
iucit aus ben 8orbercitunBen 3t
idlieben lit, lebr unterboItcno 5ltGc'
ben miro. &cincr Der 6reunoc oeS
TcrcinS Iolte oesbolb ueri0lntcn,
Ii6 oieiem lebcnsfroben mo ian8ess
luitigen Gerein an5uihlicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
8rltern Marnlauo Giicnbahu.

8hee oerIaiItn S~iuen.stltioa ipie folet'
1dglidl.
80 WorgenS - S6ueu {ug. 90eerstoipn, u.
Il W .sJ'dbit itno uiiSgeitoTIiei Sorlrfda por-
cod uno gBainherS hure.
$50 Wahm. - sIffom. mao lintcftsg'rioee. e
1ddlid,, auegcunmmeH suuHtaa,
{ 90 WoraenS- gori tino Settbsplrf whom.
$40 yioraens -Sdgersioipn NIB Se jreitsoute
Accommodation.
0.4b Moreens-ariom. mao gsttr sours nrs
Uort.
1915 Norn.-Nffom. Ham ~liHioH,Ttinae.
$50 @utbm.--giiont. mad 8lpnnon Dort nrs
y. & $. Bib.
ABB sla6m.-GrDrcb mao @ln5eoH. Snasrt
tuipn, fopie 5reoerid, @uimtlSburg, chip
rcnsbirg (RdrluTs 8Gpgon).
b.3bRahm.--Oorfs Gtpreb. .
G1b Mbenos-sHlom. nn6 rluion'Nrtoes.
11.25 N~benos-gffoM. rnD ~ltnton,Brt6ae.
Nnr SoHrtngs.
ESQ WG -aens-Niiom. nab uuioH'Brih9e nHe
&dnOber.
1880 eb~eubs-affout. rnh lint a'glrioae.
6dlt Mot AT Der Fetto .sute, s5faiioH m.
n. Hutrrtipm, Observation-Disclosures.
Y. VI. Sspen, @cnernf.f afdnistsHasut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

+** Gin groBes 0operii6es SoltS-
ieIt iinbet om Sonntag, ben 10. Sum-
in auonboIe Itatt. Sir l%lnterboltlln-
oen alcr glrt nnb MISUNDERSTANDING
ser 81ite nad 6nperiider 9lrt miro
bcItens 0eior1t. @er einen gertiit6.
lifen Sag erIeben mill, bari besbal6
oas boperiide SoIfsfeit nid)t peridil.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Baltimore Obio- Sabn.
= 1dgIjb. l2dgIih, niis0euummet SunitugS.
9tur GuultunS.

SrOreb5iluc vIc0c SthHpc ntu nr SlhHOc uuW
9dnl6cf 3 Gintiuil itud @aihtngtuu an NSn.
hcutdpclt, 500 Gprrl, bis, 500 Nbenos, init
WnllmnnsS tcnit. 6rilbcre Gbiabrt bon WRf-
s sSGGi e ato,, %oerIaren wtt. aobaI Ct. 900.
no, 1850, #S.45. *9.4s, 1855. ll1.53 Bnr'
initingS, re. 10. lt2.40, u.t5, +2.43, l3.b0.
All, f4.55, t5.5j. 900. 1885. $500. r10.bj,
Ell. SO NbcnOS; berl, GGntoeH Ct, 1900, FU.1b,
1886, n. 90, 800. $3.50, 900 1000. ~ 90
Gurriiiings. 1900 9in6tS. 1900, 2t2.lh.
300. i6.G5, 1885. 300, *6,t6. 1920, 100,
800. FS.lG. $1,000, 1905, +1t.iO. %li4l
annapoliS, mt. RobaI citation. no unb
2s.45 gIurmitiugs, l5.55 ghuhn. 9ainbcr'Sid
l7.20 uuo 1000 UprBlttingS, ll2.O6 Nubiit.,
rs. SO NIB 600 9benoS.
1reberid, nj. JiuDuI StdtiDt, 2s.45, l9.4S.
Vor,n.: Gninbcit SluiiuIt, 1876, 1900. 29.15
mo 1000 NOrlIl., ll.26, 1850 illo F6.20 Nah'
Windctrr, VT. RobaI, l7t0 Worm., l2.43.
1850 ytddlri, 9drtoct, 1920 Bortt, 1900,
1850 NIB 400 9iddn.
SG6eretoiun, SIT. jtobql Gtd., 40 8ornt.,
i3.b0 gludnl.. Gambler Station, 1900 SorT1.
1870 uro a 90 pGdlu.
Nntcutt.Sitn rtlo Y.i. Airh, Camden St1ttnn,
1876. ?0.tb @orn., 1875, 1860, 1920. $3.50.
*ii.i5 Nhenbs.
NnrtiS' ZAP, Camden Citation, 500 Torui,
2nrnh, WI. Hobul, '243 gioduI., Sarloeii,
400 Nuhm.
Tcbal Slne Zine nnd, philadelphia unb Ptip.
ylprf, uener 5ermtnne an TretunoBuanStg.
fer Strabe, Getp-Ylort,l bfdhrnt nddl Sottie,
5hsoifru iuh Mrfdhdf e. Htitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

10 llbr Nbenos.
uab MtlauiicsNim tiglth. Nne Slae hulte1
In Wilmifmton; s bdtt irSbeftcr.
gbilI. aftpn,., @nnbettG tGtion. fs,Ob. ls.1b
Nornt., 300, 2s.tO Ratm. VT. 1trhaI Siu.,
2s. 10, 49, Scrm., Y %. 361 10 gInhni.
9berbcen Nitom., Gnmocn Citation 10
Nudut., 1910 NbcnoS; Mt. 9loGnl Citation,
II. OF Go6nt., $G.tb Nbcno9.
Referoirira bon Baum In S6Iaf' ooer Rdr.
tprtgSa00uns. Gpcifcsginict etc, lucrocn ltneu
pcforat per gelepbon In allen i%oIaeroen Ntlei.
u, Qgollc 1910, oocr mo. 6onrtlduo 1901; ut.
Rub0Is citation, 6. K T., Wt, Sermon 1923;
GanihettsG tation Su1urmdtionss Gircdll, .. y y.
Goutb 120. Oocr Wio. GonrtlGno 272G. uilo w.
l26, GfihsglrDdniuao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Sruncr-G OnOemt in 3nbiunupulis.

~ HSNl. SlbAllN"
bono" bGlt ieine Contention polt
6. bis gum s. Slni III SnOtato-
polls o6. - 9tltr cin 9elcgot BON
. Baltimore.
Der iGbrlidc Nutional 8 Gonpellt
oes Scr. Staotelt Sraier Serbo''
oe5" finoct oicics 3obr in Snoinno.
polls, S5no., Itott unO ole groBertlt
StGotc Der 8creinigtcn Stooten luer'
Den bel oenuiclbcu ucrtrctcn lcll1. Sol-
tinorc niro icOod MIR tinelt Hcpro'
icntuntcn ba6cn, ndmlid 9crrn Nlcr'
amber StrurlS, Der elmer Der SruItcc2
neS @crbunocS lit. IS lit leoof mo8.
lid, Dab anoere 9oltimorcr 9ralts
BERN Die Convention bciltdcn mer.
Den, Die icOod) melltg NntbciI an Der
G%onucntiun ncbmCll mcr0cn. IS tx
Dies unliD bcmcrfCnSlUcrtber, 0n nllf
Dieicni Gunpentc mihtigc 9elhliilic
0ciobt mer0cn iole1, Die nui 0o3
gon5c 8ciuerbc 9c5ltg bobcn. @al5
b~cion0crS 0iir'te uH6 IN Sad)cn Der
Dem @ruuCrgclucrbe idd0lihcn &c
icee lutO Der nntiOiitiItcn llmtrtebe
StcllunB gcnommct lucr0cn.
Gie G%onuention bc9tntt am Gict-
Ita1 Den 6. SUM, ullo fommt an s,
Sunni gum S6lllB. GuS fitr Otl
Gonucnt nuigcitcutc Erogromm lit
hoS iol0cnoc:
Gicnitug @bcnb, Den 6, SUM: G1t'
pfong Der GeIcgotcn. Situng oca
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wittuod), Den 7.Sltni: GroffnungS'
rc0c 0cS ErGiioentcn Der o&crciniN-
ten Stootcrl 8ruuer . NIIociotion,"
Sobn Gardener.
8Crid)t bcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9critt be3 qualifications ? Cont
ties.
9criHt Oc3 giqlnn5 = Gonitc'S.
@cridt Oc3 bcrotbenOcn Gomite'S.
Grncnnnn0 bon Special . Cont
les.
Grncnmung pcS nominations . 60
mites.
0onucrItog, oen 8. Suni: 9cridtc
Der Spejiol . Gomite's.
Gcrlciutg bon Wittbcilungcn.
Ncllc @ci6Gite.
Yeridt oes Nominations Gomi.
tc'S.
Mobl Scr Gon1itc'n.
S6luB Der GcrbonOlllngcn mo
%ertagrng.
NbenbS: Vonfctt.
Cine 9contcnma6l iin0ct Oieic8
Nubr nid)t itott, oa cine loldc 8oDl
olti ocn pori1brigcn Gonuc1lt III It-
lontic Gitp nbgcbultcn luuroe u10
Der Nmtatcrmin ser 9comtcn oltf ,
Sabre lid eritredt. Gieic9 Sobr mcr.
0cn nllr Elm poar llere Wttglic0cr oc9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erluublt.
Scr Scr. Stooten9rouerocrbanO"
lit iiber 0oS gun5c SunO uer5lueigt II.
bciibt Mit9lieOcr in fat ieocm Stoa'
te Der llnion. Die 3obl Der Vtltglic'
scr betrltg sur 3eit Scr lcttcn Sab
res Go%npcntion 925, inter OicIcn
SO GbrcnmitgIieOcr, S07 oftipc Nit
oIicocr ul10 GO Iiiociatc . Otitglieoer.
Gle GegenmGrti9cn 9eomten bea
n0ercinigtcn Stootcn 9roucr . Ser
bonoc9" limo:
9rGliocnt, Sobn 8orOcncr, Fbila.
0clpbio.
t. 8ice-YrGiioent, 6rcOcrid EobIt,
Milmolfce, Misc.
,. &icc,Er0iioent, <liuS 2icb'
mann. 9rooflpn.
3. Gice .Erdiipent, Carl 5. Softer
Columbus, Ohio.
Shobmcilter, &unoIpb s. S6oter,
HCm' Dorf.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
A Year Of Blood.

The year 1908 will long be re-
membered in the home of F. N.
Tacket, of Alliance, KY, as year
of blood, which flowed so copiously
from Mr.. Jackets lungs that death
seemed very near. He writes:
"Severe bleeding from the lungs
and frightful cough had brought
me at deaths door, when l began
taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, " With the astonish
ing result that after taking four
bottles l was completely restored
and as time has proven permanent
ly cured" Guaranteed for Sore
Lungs, Coughs and Colds, at Eli
T. Reynolds drug store. Price soc
and $1.OO. Trial bottle free.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09

"The general public is not aware Of
the carefully worked out system by
which the large jewelry houses con-
tinue to protect their splendid wares
long after these have been sold and
passed out of their hands," said de-
tective, discussing daring modern bur
glaries. "Mostlarge establishments deal
ing in precious metals and gems have
a carefully organized and very efficient
detective system, which makes it easy
for a patron to recover stolen goods
without charge and with little or no de-
lay in the institution of the search. In
the safes Of these large jewel houses
are minute descriptions OF every piece
of valuable jewelry which goes out
from the establishment. Each piece is
numbered too. When the gems are
missed the patron telephones the shop
in which the articles were purchased.
At once a special detective, thoroughly
acquainted with the business in hand
and armed with detailed description
Of the jewelry, is hurried to the scene
of action. This is without expense to
the client."-New York Press.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
A Mountain Humorist.

Two gentlemen were travelling in
one of the hill counties of Kentucky
bound on an exploration for pitch pine.
They had been driving for two hours
without encountering human being,
when they came in sight of cabin in
a clearing. 1t was very still. The hogs
lay where they had fallen, the thin
clay bank mule graZed round and
round in a neat circle to save the
trouble of walking, and one lean, lank
man, whose garments were the color
of the clay bank mule, leaned against
a tree and let time roll by.
"Wonder if he can speak?" said one
traveller to the other.
TRY him." said his companion.
The two approached the man, whose
yellowish eyes regarded them without
apparent curiosity.
How do you do?" said the north
erner
"Howdy," remarked the southerner
languidly.
pleasant country"
Fur them tibet likes it."
Lived here all your life?'
The southerner spat pensively in the
dust.
mot yit," he said.-Reader.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
Made Happy For Life.

Great happiness came into the
home of s. G. Blair, school super
intendent, at st. Adams, w. Va,
when his little daughter was re.
stored from the dreadful complaint
he names. He says: "My little
daughter had st. Vitus' Dance,
which yielded to no treatment but
grew steadily worse until as last
resort we tried Electric Bitters;
and I rejoice to say, three bottles
effected complete cure" Quick,
sure cure for nervous complaints,
general debility, female weakness,
impoverished blood and malaria.
Guaranteed by Eli T. Reynolds,
druggist. Price SOC.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
Eighteenth Century Life.

These brief extracts from the letters
Of Elizabeth Montagu, the queen of
the bluestockings, throws curious
light ON eighteenth century life in Eng
land. She was suffering from a swell
ed lip. Promptly the great DR.. Mead
prescribed blister to her back. She
writes: II ana better than l was; but,
my mouth not being yet perfectly re-
duced, have got fresh blister upon
my back. Well may it bend with such
a weight of calamities. have sent for
my bathing cloathes and on Sunday
night shall take a souze. l think it Il
pleasant remedy" Apparently in 1741
q lady could not take bath even on
Sunday night and in the privacy of
her chamber without her bathing
cloathes." Mrs. Montagu writes again:
"My lip is not entirely reduced, though
1 have been blistered twice, once blood
ed, and have five times taken physic,
have lived upon chicken and white
meats and drank nothing but water.
1 have suffered great disappointment
about the warm bath which l am adj
vised to try, for the bathing tubs are
so out of order that we have not yet
been able to make them hold water"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
A LUCKY ESCAPE.
Quick Wit and Daring Ruse of a
Russian RevOlutiOnist.

Russian RevOluttOnist.
Nowhere outside of the pages of fic-
ton would we expect such an incident
as the following from the personal
story of the Russian revolutionist Ma
rodny. Narodny had just jumped from
a window to escape the police. when
scrambled to my feet 1 discovered
myself in the yard and among half
dozen soldiers / was without over
coat and hat-a very suspicious figure
and, having neither, could not es-
cape even could l get by the soldiers
who surrounded me-" he said.
II jerked a card from my pocket-to
this day do not know what it was
and handed it to one of the soldiers.
Here is my card l said rapidly. L
am member of the secret police. One
of these revolutionists is trying to es-
cape 1 am after him. Quick! Give
me your coat and hatn
HE automatically obeyed. 1 slipped
on his coat and hat and to all appear
ances was a soldier of the car.
walked past the guarded gate of the
yard, out into the street. Before me
were thousands of soldiers. l saw my
friends being brought down from the
hall and put into the black vans, about
which stood guards of Cossacks.
marched through my friends (all of
that group are in prison today save
only myself and the friend who es-
capped with me- with the air of a sol
der on a very important message and
pressed on through the mass of other
soldiers that filled the street. Amer
lean Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-11-09
TALES AND ENDS.
BY ALLEN PAYNE.

WRITTEN FOR THE MIDLAND JOURNAL.