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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25
Had to Read the Postals

IN the other hand, many officials affect to be-
" heve that the postal laws require them to
scrutinize all cards passing through lest some
thing illegal be carried in the mails city visitor
spent the summer in a little New-England village
where the postmaster was an invalid and his wife
usually attended to the distribution of the mails ex
Cept on Mondays, when she locked up the Office and
did her washing. A fine woman she was and con-
scientious they make Them even in New-England.
He watched her distribute the mail once. They were
alone in the office, and she was in a hurry to get
home and wash windows. They are always washing
something in New-England. She put all the letters
into their proper boxes; but laid the postal-cards
aside and finally carried them off with her
Why don't you put those in the boxes too?'
asked the visitor.
I've got to read them first" she said, and I
haven't got time now.
Read them?" he said. "Why?"
Il have to-" said she. I've got to see that
they are proper It's rule of the Post-Office
Department"
With without legal Justification this propensity
of the officials and attaches of the smaller offices has
become proverbial. 1t has even crept within the
sacred pale of the nations poetic literature:
In a village post-ofice Miss Peek
Had job at six dollars week;
But she near had a fit
And threatened to quit
When postal came written in Greek.
These revelations of ignorance and incompetency
among poStmaSters of the fourth class are not
typical-they exceptional Doubtless ninety
per cent. of these officials aside from the ten
fifteen-dollar year men, now fast succumbing to
rural delivery, who keep the post-ofice adjunct
to blacksmith-shop other cross-road attraction
intelligent, efficient and accommodating Their
pay is small and their duties laborious. But it
must also be borne in mind that much of the impor-
tant mail that reaches large cities comes from
the fourthcass Offices If the service there is faulty
business suffers If the commercial bodies of the
cities had realized how directly they interested,
the village postmasters would long since have
commanded that helpful attention the clerks and
letter-carriers have received at their hands. All
the people are concerned in securing a higher
standard of qualification and definite official
tenure for the rural postmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

only one member of his family
could be appointed and the re-
naming Robbins would have to
go elsewhere to nest again"
This episode occurred when the
great scandals of 1908 were still
a living issue, and the Department
was extremely careful The re-
mote post-offices were little af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

LIVERY Congressman, unless he
L. halls from purely metropol-
itan district, carries about
him a large bundle of worries in
the shape of applications for post
masterships in the fourth class.
There are now about sixty-two
thousand postmasters of this class
in the United States; the number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

A NEW postmaster in Pennsylvania seems
"A have inferred that it was a prerogative of t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

A RURAL postmaster in New-York State as
"A sumed that it his duty to notify his
colleagues Of the character Of suspicious
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
ErGiiocnt Sulam abacIcbt.

Eitt@burh ga. rs. Scbrlor.
- Ger Goupent Oca E~ittaburgcr 0i-
itrift9 scr .llnitco Minc @orterS"
nabnl heitc, trob ernIter @nrrunNcn
Scitcna bcS Nutioltul GiccprGiioclltcn
:. =. ScpiS un0 oc@ Nntionol- Scfr>-
tGro GoobS cincn @cid)luB an, lpcldlcr
0nS gnt bca FrGiiocntcu mo Gicc,
prGiiocntelr 0cS IiitrittS pafnnt or.
flGrt. FrGii0cnt Tnlalt. mcld)cr ocll
GorliB iiibrtc, crflGrtc Den 9eidlltB
fiir altBcr Srhmlng, nllein Der Gon-
bent febrtc lid nid)t an leinc Gntld)ci=
OunN. Die Sibula lpor cine b0dit
tu%mmltoriid)e Ger Gonpcut miro
ictt ocn NotiounI- TrGiioentcu Sobn
Mitd)ell in Ncm.Yorf bcnofrtd,tiacn.
lnO bicicr miro notwithstanding ioiort
Die uatontcn Stcllcl bcictcn. Iolun
crflGrt, ieinc N~bicblng lei ntgeicblid,,
mo TT pcroc ME iciu Nlnt ircipiQig
oui1ebcn. 10 lonQc cr nid)t orrdJ ci1
Geicrenbrm scr AoblcllOrGbcr bc@
Giitritta, mcld,c i'm crmGbItcil, oca-
npollirt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Nod cine Soppclbinrihtnng.

& hicn0n, 16, Sebrltor. - Iobn
MiiQcr uno Nobcrt 9temcomb, oerrn
jeocr orci aberdeen ernioroct Bate.
mllrocn bcutc inl Gountp0cfGngniB
bingeriftet. Die Sinrihtling pcrIici
o6ne Stornrg. Ncmcomb, mcld)cr ein
Ncgcr mar, erlitt Sltcrlt Den 600 tn0
Wiillcr, meldcr bis 5ilnl lcttenNuacn.
blifc nod @oiinnng olri cine @algcn.
irllt begte, fol9tc.
0tiiner mar Elm Iclltid)er mo bate
ON If. Sonnlor 1905 in iciner bic.
iigcn @obnulg icilc ~25-iGbrigc @ot.
til Nliln Miillcr u10 lcinc 5mei Sin.
Der I'M Nltcr non ~ mo 21@ Sabrcll
erinoroet. Ger Irau burd)Idnitt CT
Die achle nit cincnt Hoiirnlciicr mo
bic ainber crifpB er. Seine snrudltc
battci pergebIih neriudt, i'm oilrdJ
Die @nbniinnStbcoric pom @nlgeu ST
%rcttcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Ger. SGnarr bon Baltimore.

NollptnlarlIcr1 n@crnluHd41ton'
nrrdor Shlle", YrGltoent i{ScnrD
@ieicfing, mStr.J 22S, pCr!. Guitcrll.
Gloc.; corrciponbircnocr uno proto.
fouircnoer GcfrctGr Albcrt Sdnliot,
Dir. BOG, Glib oro. StroBe; 6iuoni.
ScfretGr Is. Sinnnclbcbcr, 9tr. 3l5,
NorG.Gocns Strobc; Sd)obmciitcr s..
WiidIid). 9tr. 713, @orncr.S traBe;
9irigcnt So6n ". GIcin. &crinmnls
Iun0 jcNcn 5~lpcitcn 6rCito0 i'm Mo'
nat.
.Nrion."
SauptQlorticr: Stog Saac, Or.
2O5, SnllopcrsStroB GinOitnmoe:
Mittuod - 0iri0ent; s. Is. 0ronf.
.SncElonie."
Souptnllorticr; Nr. Ala, @eit.
SaDctte-S troBe. Singitunbe: 3icn'
tags TiriNcnt: Sobn u. alcin.
.@crnoni& Mdnnerfor."
SouptQi,o:ticr; 8crmonia HGn,
ncrdor Sale, 9tr. 4%i0--412, Wcit.
2omboro.S trn5c. S%in1itunOe: Con.
ncrltoNs - GiriBcnt: Ebcobor Sem.
ocrger.
.Srobitnr."
,5ouptQrlorticr: 6robiinn . SoGa,
Tr. 1000. 5rc0crid Npcnlic. Cling.
itunoc: Mithpod5-9iriacnt SSobu
u. Glcin.
.Ir5citrr. Minacrdo,."
Saupto;toriitr: Anorea5' SaIe,
Tr. 314, 9arouCritrobc. SinNitnnos;
MittmodS Girigcnt: Gbos. 8,
Uodau.
.2ocuIt.Boint WGuncrhor."
&auptqllolticr; 3wider's Sole,
gtfe Gi,bo. uno 2(noreitrnBe. Cling.
ItunOe: Iittpo6 Nbenbs 8 llbr
8irIgenn: Sllbcrt ariippel.
.grbeitcr
Saiiptouorticr; 8ol5' SaGc, Tr.
40S. SScit . 2cringtonitraBe. cling
ltunop: GicnItog3- Girigcnt: Suberi
ariippcl.
.McIobic."
Sauptqltartier: s. Sizes Sale.
Ode 2owltrnbc urb @eIair @arft.
Siitgituroc: GorIeritags 9iri.
gent 3. aoroll5.
r9oecriihcr Ndnnctder.--I1
Souptquorticr: Adcrmonn's !Sale.
@cfe bon Caroline. uuO 8ougbItrabc
SingItumbe: 1onncriiag abcno
Girigent: au9uit Sdlnciocr.
.@crmonia. Gltartett- Club"
Sonptquorticr: Mcicnbera'S Sale,
Nr. t16. Toro Eccailrnbe. Sing'
Itunoe: 9icnitlgS = 0%irigent: j.
Gorolus.
.Mctacr. Gciungperein."
Sauptallartict: 0oiimonn'S Sage.
Com. uilb 1orreit. SiraBe. SimN,
%itunoc: G~icnltcg5 Girigcnt: Subcri
Griippc!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17

Urtppen eingctbcilt mcr6cr fon,
nen," poiiirtc bctonntIid bcreita an
81. &onltor.
Gcrrcr bat oic @iirgcridoit bci1ul
Scnnt tcontroNt Del, Suocnbeiibcrl,
Gntld]ooiNrmQ 81 5ablcll, meIfc bel
0cn jiin0itcn &roluuarlL Die iidI all
0ic @obIrcdtS 9cmonitrotionclt
onidIoiicL EliinoerunGcn ~olla0ciebt
morcn ino iotit GinbuBe nl ibrcn
Gigcnthlm crlittcn. Tumit miro
enc ciniod)c Eilid)t Der @iniafcit cr-
nit.
@cQcu IcliNionH l1ntcr-
rid)t in &olf@i huIcn.
Die NomburACr Se6rcrid)oit bat
6Cm Neiipicl Der GoIlcQcn nj 0rc-
men 6oI9e Nc0chcn mo NlCidinlla
Den @cidIlllb GcioBt nit olIcn &rGi
ten Gnrolf bin6lnuirfClL 0nii ser BE
ll1ionSuntcrrid,t aus 0Ul &pltaidul.
len bcicitiNt iucr0c. is ipu cinc unt-
ioiicubc @elucNrnN cin0cIeitct mer-
Den, I'm iiir Die Snd)c StimmlnN Ut
m0dcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Sinner ipiclem nit 3iinoBOlScru.

Srnpcric Gitn Midy 16.
Gcbrunr. Go5 Gntunbnll9 oca &rn.
Soieph Nooia.. orCi WiciIcn pon bier,
broImtc in Der IcBtcr 9}Ndt nieOcr,
5lpei ainOcr iouOcu ibrcl SoO III Den
Nl0mmcn ltlto cil orittca Criitt mnbrs
ideinlid) toOtIidc NranOmW0cn,
lpabrcn0 Is bon Der Wtllttcr b~illolS0cs
iro0cn miuoc. Ter Notcr mar 5ltr
Belt njht III Nnuic. Wiou ucrmltbct,
Oab sic @inOcr Sen @ron0 ourcb epic.
len nit ,5iin0bol5crn pcrOnlaBtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
ScfrctGr SaDlur onnft al.

@aibtnGtom :. e., tG. Gcbr
Stills Sd)nBomtaiefrct0r s.. u.
SoDIor bot obGeOnutt uno icinc MriiN.
nation tritt am 30. Mlui 3. :. in
Strait. 81 icincu 9tod)iolqcr miro ).
s.. Gomoroa bon Ohio crnumt mrr.
Ocn. Nr. GomnrOa lit icit 5mei Sab.
rem Yriuaticfrct0r oca Sdlobomta.
IcfrctGra Sbnp gemcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Baltimore : SGiu : Iuhn.

Grprc 9iae aSche gtnrNe sur Shiltoc" mao
SSnibiltatnIL.
.Siopul @lne".3hse rad @biIaoeIpbin uno gieip'
yurr.
Tuthneheube 3agc nab GittsburN, Gfcoelane.
GiDciIlgti. 81, guuis mo Gbicaoo.
Information iibey Nbfnbrt mo Wrtultt uner
Aiipe, NeIeeuIig bon FIdbeu IN Gdluf. imto
Anrlcr 9Sna9ohS, JtGtclt fin 9ilcte etc. miro
prompt ~aclicIcri it6er .qtt
oas Srlrphon
bon allen oen foIaenoen gtQcts giireanr;
Charles tlto Sdrutugn. y. & i. 9Splfe 1870
Cocr Wto. Gourilnno 1901.
mi. siubnIs ldDnbut 6. & I. Nit. @erton 3i23.
9antocns Nubnbuf. Snfur1nntiolss Nitrcnll. g.. Il
4. Suutb 100 ooer Mo, Gourilnno 272G.
(Sebrt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17

NcopcL 1G. Scbr. Ger omcri.
tnuiide 9rcu6Crn Socono" Ioll0tC &C
itcrn pon @clulo bier al. Ger Ncit
ocS inter oCm @CiCbl 0c3 NOmirols
Si0Hbcc %bciinbIihcn 0rCuBcrNcitmu
bcrH, bcitchclb ults .Nruntlpu
(NloANldJiii), Chattanooga" mo
Y@olucilpn', miro morACn IN biCicm
MnfCu cintrCifCn.
Nb nod) M nniIo.
Son Sran5iHCo, Gal, rs. sc
bruor. 49, Ger @umoCS-N Grams
port = Gonlpicr .Sbcrnton" lit Don
bier nod NoHN @onM @ltnm unb ocu
EbiIippinCn nit 100 aoiiitcn Toi.
loQierCrL CiriQCn SruppentbciIcn Ii.
1000 Sonncn MiIitGrsNorrdtDen ob
%NcNon0cl. litter bcn Noiio0icrcn
befnn6Cn iih Die @cncrul Mtoiprc
NrnotH uIb Mclton, mcld,' Scbtcrc
inter p%eriiCAcltcn Sr0rGS nod Ma.
nila Qcbcn. IN Nrnlccfrciicn iii mon
Der Nnlidlt, Ndb CT nla 2~todliol1cr fiir
General Sconorb 5000 ~ull>cricbcn
lei, iola bicicr nod) Chino bcnrbcrt
luerocn ioatc. Sbcrit @nl. z. Yot,
tel, Der ciniNc 3cit binrurd) Gilor-
%ticrnciIter 0cs GcportcmCnta upnGn.
thornton Nclucicn mar. bciinO iid)
GlcidinlS oli 0cnt oSbcrmon." lult
cinc Gbrlihc Stclllng I'M EhiIippi.
men GCpnrtcmcnt cinjlulcDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
WcIteru MarplanS Giicu6abn.

9iige ~perIaiicn SiiIcii'Gtat!o pie folat:
51gIidl.
40 Wur9eHS 49, S6ncuBtg. Saeerstpiun, q.
* 9S.a11bn mo at;s1ellUlniei SonlItag Sani
cud mo Gbamber5burg.
go Nddri. - Mffont. nab ttniunsPrtoge.
Idalid), ameaciumnicu Sunntaa.
700 WturaelS- -Surf mo GETTYSBURG TffoiI.
$40 gPorNeile pdGerSiolpn ltto ebippeilsbiirs
Accommodation.
9.45 WiorgenS--etfont. nn6 @citDSbura uno
g)utf.
l0.t5 glcrm -gTTumr. mad uniuns9'rioae.
$50 Wdhni .-Nfium. iiG6 8lItnon, DOrf unS
~. X 6. Sip.
ti.5h gnbGt .-Srprcb nab @Ibnnon, Saacrs.
iuiul,. fOluie Sreberid. GitrlitS5nrg. ebip,
r~ersbiirg RarlorssSaa9on).
5.3b Ndbnl. gut! Srprcb (Farlors gSaagon).
Or WbelIe5-T WHOM. iiud ltuionfBrioae.
| 20 NhcihS--Yilfum. nab tlni0nsBrioge.
Nnr Surntags.
0.30 ". ,r8ctS- Whom. md ltIIiprf Bridge nne
Sunober.
10 80 .NhcnbS- IfOm. nan l~niou.pribae.
Sdii mint az ocr gcllllu s9lnc. sGiniiou an.
u NlcbtrtiUn. @ehfraIs Netdditsfiibrey.
q. VI. 0oiueIl, General Eoitugier seIeen..
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Sbciapcafe Sampicr.Gompagnic.
NbeIap tntrsYinte.


G!cGnn!e FaIasier : Sunlpier .Wnglitd" urS
-Wttnntu" rd6
Glib Hoiut Sumiprt NM R~priuif, Va,
garnpicr ~perlatieI baltimore tdglib tdlSges
iiutIiIIlelt Gonnidas) tm $50 9tbenos uno ionus
men IN Oh Pplti Gcitfori nm 6 llbr Weoracne
mo in ytorfolf I'M 7.i5 WureenS an, auiblle,
BEND an Die Gticib16t6ine nab cueo EuniteB
oeS Sti6eltS unn GiianefteFs.
Uuri,Hiuer.2ini.
SicGnrte Tala gier Sunipfcr e. ~bdrtut.e" urb
rVnitimcre"
rnh NeiisSuint mo Gidiinnuo, 70.
gnrrtcr o~erldten Baltimore Sienitag. Son.
rt,itaa mo Snmthng mn 2 tlbr gadmittaas
it1h ioninicH In gieits9loini INN 7.30 unb In
Nld1mono I'M g.2j Wiorpcrs an.
Smn9fcr legc. TT ~ %crcciter- Pciut. gInb.
VGnf NM NumurnS SSeriie tn beioen Rid5;ii1.
geti thei Qiinftioeri Ncficr) an.
Tnmpitt uciiniicm Baltimore bonn Bier 9sr, rs
nub 10, Siahtitr1hens saerite.
EtrhIStHete nab allen Ninfien f6ntet 1e.
lithttt. @cpdf Gniaegebeu uno duitteuSimmer
i'm 9'crntts rcfctoirt nerbeu in oer bieIigeu
Nilrt 9ilrC1ur: Tr, ft9. EisSaltimore re. strase.
". N. 3iobion, 9taent. Gr. i27. St.Yaitimpre.
Sivabr. ooer ben Snrsts Mirsnur: 4r. $50,
1iahts strahe. Baltimore. no.
9irubrn Toftrr, g. Z. Gtism,
@cl 'eSefmditsfltrer. Ger. sGuiin1icraN gcni.
Z. 81. D'foaunel. SdlfS Sen sgaf. Sgaeni.
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WcrdjautS' & WinerS' Sranspor.
tatiun Sumpuuu.
9ampfer.2init

Sampfer.2inicu
gtah Bottom imo Dem Often: ieoen Wsontae,
Sienftug. 9onnfrfta9 uno Sdmliaa, g(beios
q tlbr.
giad Trobiornce unS bcrn Often: ieSen Conn.
tng. Wiiinuun mn Sreitug, NbenoS 9 lltr.
gtd0 tMcppurtsyisns eHo NurlpIf: tiQIitb nm
9 ll1t N1enos
Trnht miro td0Ii6 bisab llbr Wbenos fir an
Dem 3dAe nnfnUrernc Sampler nneenpntmeli.
9ta1 Snaunndb mo bern Siioen: icoen Sieit,
iiag, GOnn'rltng mn 1nmiiug, gbcnoS o Ilbr.
Noftonet ulo Ernpioene Nunpier iobren bon
ncr 9Serite ant Suite ne5 lcng'SodS 40. Gus
b. nnab Durrier BON Del gSttfte an 5ube Der
gStit Soils tNncite.
Il. ". @iaiusbum, Nsent.
Yollps6od.
M. Y. Tnrntr, @.g. ,Ngent.
u. 9, Gtebbins, Gen. .WlaH.
SRun.6ilt(nu GitbUr.6de Gjeriinn nno
9inhisS t CTS. S&5--)
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Nus 9euti9lanb.
Weir Stcucruuridlagc Der Hcgiernng
a6gelcbnt.

&crGrocrlulgcn III Scr @ricBlnQ bon
Gomnnuu0uitcQcu IN Scr NrntCc.
-NCr5o0 &orI SDco0or'3 iCltCuc5
%lbil1um. - Gr uoliio0 umlfitt.
nod icinc 5000. Stuur SpCru-
lion. 49, Grci @ucrcu sum BERTH
Bcl non 3lld)tbnlaitrofCn bon
SiiOmcIt Nirifo nod Grutid)s
l0nO gchrodlt. - Mompi gc1cl
NCliAion3lntCrriht IN Dcu Nulta
iduulcn pon Mombur0 mo Gre
men.
@crlin ii. Scbr. - GiC Stcltcr
GomnilIion 0ca Nci6atnQ1 hot III lb
rcr 9eitriQcu Sibun0 oic CltittunNa.
mo Soutiemcn Stellcr, meIdp III
Der Nc0icrunN@ &Orlo0c cntboltcu
iii, cInitimmig obNclebnt, Ter @e-
lnWnltcrtrog Der Guittun90ltclrr
mar oui jGbrlif Is WiiuiOnUl Wtorf
ucrnnihloQt pnrOcn. Ter Nniid)t
boB sic gcringiiigi1 bcmclicncS tcllcr
dis &crtchrabinocrniB nid)t ms sc.
lpid)t iolcu mcrhc, pcrmod)tc lid Die
Gommiiiion rid)t ou5uihliCBcI.
Nomit fam micoer cincr Scr &or.
ihlG0c Oca Nciha ShoBnmt9 Sc
trrt0ra Srei6crru u. Stcn0el OILS cll0.
0iiltiR ~abNctbuu hctrodtCt mcrbcr.
Auc Guittrm1aitcllcr lit iton Dor 10
&nIrcn cinnlol 1cplont NCucicL
id)Citcrtc obcr SIR ;}cit um @i0Cr-
itouo oc3 Nln0corotbC1.
@|cHcrGlc SUR SiSpuiition
NcnCllt.
Gbc Muiicr WilbcIm 0citcrn nod
MIcl obreiitc. poIl no CT iid an @nrO
0C3 YinicniNiifcs yFrcnbcn" nnd)
&%opcnhoAcn bcAibt. I'M Der &ciic.
sung Der itcrblidJen NiiQc cCo&ori02
0briItinn %bei5lnuobllch mltrOCn llnls
ioilenoc Observation-Disclosures III
Der Nrn1Cc o~fii3icu bcfnnlt 0C0cbCl.
,3llr 0iSpoiition QclteQt iino: @cnc-
raj Sieutcnullt u. Settler, Gonumal
bcllr scr 81. Niuiiion IN Trnnflurt a.
NJ. @crcroI SiClltCnnnt y. Golluni,
GommorNcur Scr is. 1iuiiion III
SriCr, mo @cllCrol Yiclltcnoltojrui
y. anniB, Gnnulolocur Der 20. Giui.
lion IN Nonnppcr. ....a 1..t.
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GtaolIrt 1870.
wilbrlnt -. Meimhnrot,

VI I5IJ, EXTRAORDINARILY CtfhB<.
Nciu'Y0rt claitiIdc SrndJbGnSer,
cbue Seorr.
ftnntn Iaq uno anbi aeirloen 'uerheu.
Nad Scrt.Wnmmi.SGnoer.
weldr nle rotten. ieibit bet'm Sabeu Mot.
2lefeibeu 'no bon ale.t Ner5teu
peiterS enpfot,ei.
Or t~erttrtiot nuf BeflellnnN mtg nuf eIoer:
sdhHiterhdussr umttr.eibsbtueeu,
ueidie uuo Sal6stheu.Vr anhbunber,
70 nrrnnairi. hai i"iRe ~accbrten stuneeE beiiena
SifrieoCr Nftett ftuo.
stds g'rudtanNer. NanNuaen nno Snitrp-
Iuente iperhen GIraniirt. ban lie puife;;, uno
dGfs Saiibetite uHs Eefie unaeter.igt.
Tar Eamrn iIns Simmer
unter sInfiidt pom Wdo. r. inbaret borbanoen.
Wio. lelcp9on: gouielano 1864.
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MarnIasS & TcnuIblpauio n. ".

WtHrNInN0 N FcinIOI0nlI0 VI. ".
3soe b~erIufIcn North sibe.' II. SafsStr. sStnttou:
TAO &ornl. nab gorf tig'l6. ausaenommeu
SSan.aS@.
$40 Born. nnd DELTA MIR Sonrtdas.
$50 Born. nab gelair idgIi6, uu%Saeriommeu
GonntugS.
1926 giddm. mad gorf ideltt. duseenomnen
Sountugs.
4o5 gindbli. nndt Della mir Sonutaas.
4.2O ysndnl, mad Delta tiglih. anSoenouimsn
Solint1as.
coo Nbcllos untt @eIair tiaIi6, ausaenon,.
men Gonntdgs
100 Wbeltns nudl PeIair nIir Gonutuas.
ii.45 Mbelhs mad Belair Wittipods uiio GanIs
itdaS.
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&ubiIGum Mcr6pb &orl
ShCo0ur'S

Snucrn'& fiirilli6trglllgCEor5tMcr
500 &orl Sheobpr, bot 0citcrn Gin
iCltencS &ubilGum gCieicrt, Gr poll
5og H0unlid) III Scr IN Scacrnlcc bon
inn CrriGtctCn &linif iCinc 5000.
Stoor Spcrution. Ter I'M 81. SC.
b~clSjnbrc ltcbcloc Mcr6o0, Gin Eru.
ser Der unaliiflid)cn &oiicrin GIilo.
1Cth pom ScitrcidI rrunrb. IS Sabre
olt. oil Der 0filndcncr llnipcriitGt
Den mcbi1iniidCl 9ottorbllt mo CT.
belt bllrd) bCionbcrcu Grlob bca on.
m%loliNcn NcidSton5Icra Shirt 9i@,
mord Die GrlolbniB 5ltr GltailbuiG
NcS 0rjtlidJen WCrllfCs. ScitOcm mir.
nlctc CT III ScAcrniec mo Mcrnll nit
mobrcr @c0ciiteruna icillc GicnitC
nclI NrnNn rn0 Scibcnbcn. Cine
trcllc @cbiiliin lit linn ieinc jlucttc
Woitim hic Trin5eilir Mnrio Sole
pho uoll Wro9on3n. bic or 1874 gum
S~raunltor filhrtc.
3ud)tbouS iiir @ocrcn.
Nit Dent NcItcrn aus Tcutid 9Scit,
2lirifo III Nnmburg o|ngclonaten
Gonpicr o@ronprin5" linO brci Noc.
rem iltr &erbiiBullg Larger Trcibeitsi
itroicu IN Gcntid)loltb cin0ctroiicll.
GoS MlCcblott nor IN oic lcbtcn
Nerbit in @ill0htt clttocftc&crihiuo-
rllng pcrnidelt, 3mci' Der &crr0tbcr
muroen III ic ied)o Subrcn 3ltd)tbolla
ucrltrtbeilt. mGbrcnb scr brittle nit
iiiui %obrcr 0opnn fam, Sed)s i'll,
rcr Mitidulloiqct pcrbcn NIT ocnl
nGd,itcn Sdiiic in &ombrrN ol,fonl.
men, INN gleidioQS iiir mchrcrc
Sabre IN ccutidcn 3lid)tb0llicrn INT
tsr0cbrud)t 81 peroell.
Ser &unpi nm bnS @nbl-
rcht in 81 omburg.
Ser aonpi I'M Die @oblred}tSGr.
bcrllll0 in6onbllrg 1cbt icincmGnbe
cntge0clL unb Der Nilf'tolt0 miro
porberhono Sieger bleibcn. Die
Mcbrhcit scr Niirgerid)oit bat hos
@oblaeiet an ocn 5uIt0loiacn Mus.
idDnB 5nriidperlpieielt, nm Is bobird)
nroglid) 81 mod)cn. cob bel Der Nie-
Ocrcinbcridtirtg bic On Ploc."Nn.
noGnie gegcn Die Sbitruftion Der 60
5ialiltcn crfpl1cn fam. Iiclc No
nipuloiion ~ltinrnlt 81 ocnl 1oll5clt,
mad, nllgenlcincr porllrtlcllsfrcIcr
Iliid)t pplitiid) ichr flir5iid)tigcn &c
itrcbell, Der Sojiuloenlofrotic I'M jc.
oell YreiS ciner GiniluB oui Die &c.
lcbgcbung 81 perlpebrcn, iclbit nm
Den ErciS Der Notwithstanding.
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING, peldle
oic @run1olnge ocS ncllen @%oblgclc.
bcS bilrct unb nad) Scr Die 81 Den
oaoenneincn @dblcn bcruiencng2abl-
bcrcdiiNtcn Inter Scriifiihtignnla
scr Stcucrlciiturg III bcitinmtc
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Trnmcn Spicorl.
GntuQc Wtcn0c9:

Gntullc McnocS;
Die Mooc ridjtct bic Trmn ali mo
oCl Muum Gil Wrlul0c.
Mari Sluoin:
%6 bnbc nod mic bon Wtp0cncias
brit iprchcn gcbGrt. obcr BON Wiooc
tborDcit lebr bdnii8.
Tlittorh:
Nm oic &icbe ipridt idrmciAt oOra
Nn0Crc.
Ectcr Iltcnbcr1;
2dj6nbcit lit InNcno.
&einriG @ultboipt:
Sci ne 81 9roB, Gin &orld)cl Sicbc
miide
Oh Illcm bci, oltd) Gcillcrn i%trCloitcn
(blul.
Safob WoiIcrmnm:
SobolO cine 5rou eincn Mam Der.
itcbt, lit iic inn oiIdl 'd)on iibcrlc9cn.
Sal0cron:
9hur Scr licbt mlrflidl Der ulldb 0ic
Scblcr Der 8clicbtcn licbt.
3dlioc:
Gic @coanfrl Der 6rou fommcn
itcta ulla DEM Ncr6en.
Sobniton:
@cnn Die 6rou aid nod logiid)
ocntcn fonnte, mare scr Morn gall}
ilbcriliiiiig.
9crnb0ro Sbam:
Ger Shonbcit ic0te man NltGrc
6ollcr.
Mathil0c Scrou:
Moa bci'm Monn ser Tcritol0 lit,
iii bel Scr ,Srou Die Sntuition.
glnsco Spnnr5:
Tns &er5 elmer Iroli BAT mcbr&rr-
Itnno, nls Der 2opf cilcs WannC3.
i,!ipI i,lpt,
'aaunS=)nuH 70 TIT nc ',niuK
- loIolag onuJsnk e.n! '!i1H III?
.1ilnf .1IIut
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0amburgsMm
- Wad,-
SoppclidrGubsu.
Grpres. uu0 GaSSanitr. y,iruif.

" 2egeu 81 Sourr fit 9anoou nno Varts nn.
Sambnrg'Amerifa.Iinie,
81 @roaonop. Rew-gort.
Srtbar @. Notion,
1877 Oit.DnltinlcreUS Ctr.
am aTttn Nfche.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17

G0tlllc Wcl0c3:
Die Mo0c ridtct bic Grnl ali mo
OCll N}um Gil Wrltn0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
lfarf Sluoilt:

Mari Slunin:
I<d bobc nod ME bon Mtpocmcias
bcit iprctbcn gcbGrt obcr pom 3Pooc
tborDcit Iebr b1niiJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Ghltorh:

Tlutnrd:
Nm Die &icbe ipri6t, iMmciNt n0ra
Nn0Crc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Ectcr slltcnbcr2:
Sdj3nbcit lit Iugcuo.
Ssinrid) 0ultbaupt:

Sci ne 81 0rob. Gin &orndcn Sicbc
miid)e
Oh Nlcm bci, oltd) Tcincn itrNlQitc1
Sblm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-17
Mothit0c Scrop:

Mu3 bci'm Mann Der GcrIton0 lit
lit bel ser ,Srou Die >Sntuition.
glnscn ,Spune5:
Tas Ser5 elmer Iroll BAT ncDr&rrt
Itnnb, ais Der @opf zines Wunnr&.
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i,lpH ioMpt
'aapAS1nuH Is TIT nc ',nlpK
- l6Ia!ag onuDsnk s.n! '!!i'E lne
i,lpN iaMnk
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
DOCTOR DESPAiRED
Ansemic Woman Cured by Dr.. Wil- liams' Pink Pills Recommends the
 Pills to All Others Who Suffer.

Anamia is just the doctors name for bloodlessuess. Dr. Williams Pink Pills cure anRmia as food cures hunger. They cured Mrs. Thomas ]. McGann, of F Lincoln Place, Plainfeld. N. J., who says:
 "In the spring of 1903 I did my usual house cleaning and soon after ward began to have the most terrible headaches. My heart would beat so ir- regularly that 1t was painful and there came a morning when l could not get up. My doctor said 1 had annmia and he was surprised that had continued to live i'll the condition 1 was in. I was confined to my bed for nearly two months. the doctor coming every day for the first few weeks, but I did not improve to amount to anything. AL together I was sick for nearly two years. | was as weak as q rag, had headaches, irregular heart beats, loss of appetite. cramps ill the limbs and was unable to get good nights sleep. My legs and feet were so swollen that I feared they would burst.
 Before very long after I tried Dr. Williams Pink Pills felt change for the better. I have taken about twelve boxes and although I was as near the grave as could be, I now feel as if I had new lease of life. have no more headaches, the heart beats regularly, my cheeks are pink and I feel ten years younger. feel that have been cured very cheaply and l have recommended the pills to lots of my friends"
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or will be sent by mail on re- ceipt of price, 90 cents per box, six boxes g 50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. '.