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Repairs to Vessels Completed.

ing Company, which has been on the ma
rine railway at the Alexandria ship yard for
several weeks past having some work done
to her hull. was put overheard yesterday
at the Alexandria ship yard. the work on
her having been completed. The machine
was brought up to this city and was taken
to the foot OF South Capitol street, where
she will be fitted with new gravel screen
and will be ready for service early In the
coming week.
The tug Marion Cameron returned to this
city from Baltimore last night. after having
been thoroughly overhauled- The cameron
viii leave here within the next day or two
Tor Baltimore with dredxe No. of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
Making Pipe Lines Common Carriers.

A bill introduced In the House by Repre-
sentative RhinocE of Kentucky has the eff
feet of making oiI-pipe line companies COM
mon carriers and putting them under the
control of the interstate commerce commits
sion. amenab!e to the interstate commerce
act in so far as that law may be applicable,
and compelling them TO carry the product
they were constructed to transport at rea-
sonable and fair charges to all producers
alike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

the foot of 9th street. for the convenience
OF the owners of the large feet of pleasure
craft that berth at this point.
The.p power launches Dart and Rover which
have been laid up for the winter went into
commission again yesterday and took large
parties, friends OF the owners of the boats,
to Alexandria to witness the bag demonstra-
ton which took place there yesterday.
One of the large sand and gravel digging
machines belonging to the Smoot company
was taken down the river Wednesday last,
and has gone to work digging sand and
gravel on the fats near Fort Hunt. Later
the machine will go down TO Greenway
fats and will take permanent station there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
High School Cadets Applauded.

High school CadetS Applauoeo.
The appearance of the regiment of High
School Cadets as they passed the reviewing
stand was the signal for an outburst of ap-
plause from the crowds who thronged the
streets. as we'll the members of the re-
viewing staff on the stand. AS company
by company filed past the boys. at the
word of command. turned err heads In
the direction OF the men upon the stand
the officers saluting with their swords
The reviewing party consisted OF Lieu
Gov Enyson. Senators Daniel and Martin
Representative Rixey, Mr.. Frank Hume
Commissioners Mcfarland. West and BID
die OF the District of Columbia President
A. d. Brockett and officers and cnairmen
of committees of the Washington Birthday
Association. They were kept busy return
ing the saIutes of the various companies as
the long line of parade marched past.
Home of Confederate Veterans.
r. E Lee Camp Hall. the home of the
confederate societies in Alexandria, was
beautifully decorated with United States
flags, and an enormous flag was suspended
across the street in front of the hall. The
offices of the executive committee were To-
Gated here, and reception was extended
to the distinguished guests present.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter OF
Gen Robert Z. Lee, occupied seat on one
of the balconies of the building and watched
the parade from THIS point. "A SlsHliicdHt
fact was that each band as 1t passed the
building struck up Dixie, a tune Which
Is ever dear to every Virginian.
Chief Belt of the Washington fire depart
ment received a large share of the popular
attention He rode at the head of the DIS
trict fire companies in the chief engineer
buggy, and with him were Assistant Chlef
Sullivan and Fire Marshal T. w. Nicholson
Many favorable comments were made as
to the fine showing of his men and their
apparatus a specimen of nearly every knd
of the latter being in the line
The crowd which lined the pavement was
essentially a good-natured one in keeping
with the spirit of the day. In the industrial
division there were many firms represented
who were distributing souvenirs, candy,
cakes crackers, etc. George Washington
hatchets were distributed with a lavish
hand.
Good Transportation Facilities.
The transportation facilities this year
were better than on any previous occasion,
and although there was of course some con-
gestion at the stations, the crowds were
handled in an admirable manner. The trips
of the new ferry steamer Woodbury. of the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
night and eight thousand people were trans
ported to and from Washington by this
means
The electric trains of the Washington
Alexandria and Mount Vernon company
were dispatched as soon they arrived a
Alexandria, no attempt being made to con
form to any special schedule. Between
5000 and 10000 persons were transported by
the company. By o'clock the vast major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

about his place FOR time. Returning to
the house, he died suddenly, apparently
having fallen from chair.
WaShington's birthday anniversary was
celebrated here by Arundel Council OF tho
Junior Order OF American Mechanics by a
supper in the evening.
The delivery of a load Of railroad
frogs. &c. for the trolley line between Bal
timore and washington is taken as an in
dicatlon that the work Will be given a
start, II not put through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
King Frederick Thanked Americans.

cablegram from Copenhagen last
night says: At his first reception of tho
diplomatic corps today, King Frederick In
formed the American minister, Mr.. o Brien,
that he greatly appreciated the Kindness
and sympathy shown by the people OF
America in connection with the death OF
King Christian and asked Mr.. O'Brien TO
convey his sincere thanks TO all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Potomac Dredging Company for a general
overhauling of her machinery. Within the
next month or six weeks the entire feet OF
sand digging machines viii be at work at
points on the river below this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

West Commissioner Biddle and Commits
sIoner mcfarland of the District of Column
bia, Lieut. Gov. EIlyson of Virginia. Mr..
Frank Hume, Capt Edwards and Lieut.
Guise of the Dolphin, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Nourse Mrs. A. l.. Br.---, wife or
Representative Brick of Indiana: Mrs.
Charles n. Grosvenor wife of Representa-
tive Grosvenor of Ohio; Director of High
Schools E. p Hughes OF Washington. Chief
William Belt of the fire department of
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. B. b. Adams
and Mr.. Parker of the Washington high
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3nngc Gnmcn! MadJt Gnd bieic
Sffrric III Mmhr.

QRIr bIfpcu lcut cine NIuiie fhr funge 9uincn
In nnfcrcr Glccttc 9amemidJneioer, eBftem.
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gulig oicicr Nluie 1T Der. bah GdiiIeriunri
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btiieu. Gicic Nlule M i'm Saniur 1906 M
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ilildleit.
sir nCitcrc g~tusfunfi f6rcibe uber tpcnbe
man iib an 8rnu U. Subcrs, sr. BOZ, gesi.
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G1ciapcafe Sampicr'G Ompu8nic.

SbeiaCCntr' Sinie.
@lcgntte 4aftnBicc : 2nnpter pgu9riia" u1o
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Baltimore"
nadi WeitsRnint uno Nidlntonb, Va.
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bon baltimore abfuhrcnoCH 8altpict. NIB Die
Opu gBefts @Oiut an EiciiidNcn. Suuncritngcn
rito SdlufiuOcn dbiubreTl. lCRCn IN SlOiccitcrs
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an 3ieuitdper, Soimcriidgen NIB Suirilugen
non Baltimore nuo an WiOutnaeH, WliihOodcu
mo Srettngen bon gecit lSuint aOfabrenbcfl
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thct ailnftiAcm gSeiiCr).
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uHo 10, aiabii rdher.spcrftr.
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Fttbert. @epdd nuiucgebcn mo N~diiitciBllnlcr
i'm Bnraus reierbirt lucroelL IN ben bteilAcH
4luct VII Rr. 1tD, itsGaltiniUr ,Strnbf,
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5irnRe, poer belt Surpt %liircauI: VT. $50,
2iabt. straee. WaltiniDrs, Mo;
jMepten Npher. e.. T.. Gbisnt,
Gcn. .gcfhdfiSFh6rer. Gen RuIngtrrs2tIcilt.
z, s. WitDomrG SHIi$ sen FG'. 'aacnt.
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Baltimore Ohio -Sabn.


GrptCbiltNe Vlcoe Stittbe dtt Der Sthnot" non
GdmocG ; Slnitpn nub NatUlugtuu an 40.
6cuiugcIL 500 Gornt. bis 500 Nbcnos, nit
gStIImun.N tcnit. 6ribcre gbiabrt bun wIt.
WaIbimatUm, bcrIaHen wi. gohaI Ct, 900.
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mitiugS. 2t2.tO, lt2.49. l1.b5. *243, 1850,
an lbs. 1875. 600, 1880, $500. 't0bb,
*tf.32 gbcune; pcrI. Gumocn e.. 800, $40,
1875, !730, 1900. 1880. 300, 1000, l1l.00
SorHiitage. 1900 yIadtS. 1905, ?i2.15.
II 90, RIOS, L. 90, 1900, 1906. 400. +4.30,
800, l6.G5. 25.35, 1900. |6,IG. 1920, 100,
500. 1916. 1900, 5000 't1.tO. 'ii4i
annouotis, Mt. aoboI citation. MO unO
2s.46 Bormitiuus, lb.65. T}ddlH. 9dltoenrSin.,
!720 mo 1000 NUrmitta9s. !t2.U5 gtudln.,
1885 uno GOO Mhcno6.
Srcbcrid, Uii. JioDal Station. 28.45, lp.4s,
Norm. Camden Giaiiun. 1876, 5000, 20.15
lnb 1000 Sorm, l1.25, 1860 iuo F6.2O Wdtt'
Winhetrr. @t. RchnI,. l7.lo gorm.. l2.49.
1850 gtatbin.. GdmociI. 1920 Born, 1900,
1900 NH 400 giadlm. .G6
Sascr9tUun, VII. Non1t eta, HA5 8Oriu,
1850 ba6nt.. &uinoe1 Station, 1900 Surnl.,
1880 mn 400 guhm.
6nicpttsSitD mn VT. Niru, Gumoe Citation.
l7.35. ?9.t6 @orln, !i.25, 1900, 1920, 1880.
tIt.i6 WbcHo5.
Gnrtls' Nab. Guuben Citation. 1929 Rorm.
snran, wi. Jlo1at. *243 giohm, Gdntoen.
1900 gtndm.
TuNal Slne 9iur undi 8hiiahrlpbtu uno Nttp'
YDcrf. ncner SerniHHS at 5reinno5iuan5;n
fer StraBe, NfD-YlDrt, beahem uddl pOtt!s,
SbenteTu ullb Sfidlu to- Z itrtft.
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9llS CT tiir5lid) mic0cr frunt gcluc-
len lei, babe CT iid oltf 10 Mtinltten
nit Or. g8bitc'S Bud in Elm 3inmcr
3uriidge5ogen nno 0nS 6icbcr babe
i'm iofort pcrloiicn. g8citcr iogtc Scr
3euge aus, oob inn Or. g8bitc ocu
SOB zines nobcn &erlunnotcn oorulS-
9ciogt babe. &llr5c 3cit 0orolli ici
ibm bel elmer ipiritiitiid)en llcbunH
iCine M}uttcr cridJicncn nuN bobc ibnt
Den 600 zines uobcn &crluonotcn
O~oroltagciogt, mcId)cr ridtiG nlId) lue-
nigc Gage 0aralli cinQctroiicn lei.
Ser ,l oroo it = y Baltimore
.&cri f 0nerunG& q crci n"
bieit porgcltcrn 2lbcno in Ger &npcltc
DER SnmanuCl5 Stride, Ode Gocnt
lino Soiffnon.5 troBc, icihc rcGclutd
Bige 8eriamuIurB, Cen &orlit
fiibrte &rGiiocnt Y4}lM. Barter, iuGb
rcno Scr Scfrctdr e. N. &cmui0 pro
tofoIlirte. 3lnGdit murocn Die DC
ridtc Der pcridicoe1cn Gomlitc'n u6'
0clcgt, Johann pltroen &orbcrcitm-
gen iiir Ole Ebeilnabmc al Der Gin
lpeibunQ Der bo6crcr GodtcribuIe az
0ort6. N(ucnlte unO NrpnOuou, iowlc
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gctroiicn. liit scr Grbuluun0 elmer
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lpclde ser &ercit Sen @ctroQ bon
$1,000 ouf6rod)te, ioQ IN n0ditcr 3cit
Geoonnen merocll, ln0 miro bier.
pcgcn Elm Gomite bel Er0ijOcnt
@cnoble bon Der Eorfbeb0rOc Dor
iprcd)en. Gum SGluB luur0cn nod
81 ne,lc W}itAlic0er nlli1enommcu.
But &ol5! - Iltf Den &cgcl-
bobrcn ser oStoQa0oGe" iouo om
9onneritug a6en0 cin @ctttcgcIn
5piidcn ocn o&ourelS" mo ocn
Clippers" Itott. 9ic Score" lUor,
ipie fofgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
NcrdJantS' & Miucrs' SranSpOrta'
tiun Company.

NnnlpfcTflhItH.
s'udb 9pftpn mo ocnl Ollen; lcocn Wlnrino,
9tenituB, RonlcriidG mo SnmllGg, Ibenos
u lbr.
had Brobtbcnce unb benz Siicn: icocn SOnil'
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o. llbr gbcIihs.
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oem Tugc ubfn0remoe Sampler ungclIonncII.
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ftuq, 9uuncritGg ufln SuntituN, Nben0s q ubr.
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bnunabsS drnptcrl non Der A6grite an Gnbe oer
gBcits 5aHssgOenlte.
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God.
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Saupibiirclu - SRboits6dc W%Crltnl' mo
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Reitetn Rarulauo GiIrnbabu.

,Blee b~erIaif.n SiqepssiitloB pte toIet:
Sd1lidl.
30 aeDraers - GfneHldg. SaqerStolpn u.
3 Il ". sNabu Uno uisaenolnnien SoilTttde Sd.'
, cod itno gbdMbersbnr0.
2b0 AadW- - Iftptr. mao Union aFttoge.
. Sdgiidi, ausssHnnmeu SuaHtaa.
7 90 WurgcHS-Ou Ti uro StitnshIrG Whom.
$40 gPdtpenS SngcrStUipi iino GU IeeHsbnts
gNifommooGiion.
e.4b Worgeus-slffcm. uan cetfr JoprG nna
Yurf.
10. ~ 8urrl. -Ntium. nub tiuiuu.Tribae.
$3.50 gluhm-affom MAO 1IpHoon Uprf nrs
u. e g. Sib.
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6.f5 gbenos-Sffom. mad un~iousTribge.
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sur SpuHtags.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. nlh uMiorsnrthge nnt
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n, HDteriian, Observation-Disclosures
~. 4 vi. SSpsl, ScucrGI5 IA ifaaisr-aa.nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

10 llbr a6en0s.
VI, nam Ntiantie- Gtip an @o6cutngen; y,
nab Mtlaniic.GttG tdptid. vide Silge baltF1
III NilmiuqtuH: 6 bait inGheter.
Ebitl. Ittum., Camden StutiuH, Ys.O5, lsl5
Worir., 1920, 2s.10 giudm nj. RpOal Sta.,
1910. 1920 Tarnl., 1895. ?Gtb Glnbm.
Nberbren Aftunt, 0umhcH Citation. u 90
gudbni., 1910 gbetos; MT. JiUual Gtatiun.
n or Huu6m, sG.i5 N6cnos,
.RclerOirnng bon Rnum In SdIufs ober Gar.
Irrs gsupgons, Gpeife Hdien etc. ipcroeri t6Ien
b{fprpt per 5eiephpn ii alel f%oiaen6elt billet
n g8nlfc 1870, Docr No. GUurtIufo 1901; mt.
HpbnIs Eintion. Is. 4 u. nj, 8crlon 3t23;
ehmoens siaii1n Sff6tmntioHssyireut 8. 3 4.
Gpuib 1870. roet gJlo. Gunttl1no ZIG. lilo UT.
l26. GiibsgirpdoiDdn.
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@crciniatr sGnacr nun baltimore.

SIlNIHlDlt SuHBNt upH SuililluAi'
SnuptQuartier: n@ermonio MGll.
ncrtor . Saae"; ErGlioent &enrD
@icicfing, Nr. 229, perl. GaItern.
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foQirenoCr ScfrctGr 9tl6crt Sdmiot,
Nr. BOG, Siio-Y aca-S troBc; 8tnon5.
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Irino icocp 8lueitcn 3rcitng I'M Nio.
nat.
j uIrion." si.1D
Smtptqudrticr: staa Sale, gsr.
2O5, Snnoutr.S truBt. Sin9Itnbc:
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$anptQrmtier: Str. at4l 8cIt.
5apette.S traBG. GingituuOe. Diem.
flags - 9ipi0ent: SSobn 81. alcin.
y@ernnnic sWt1nnerhor
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ucr6or SoIle, Nr. 4t0-4t2, 8clt.
2ombaro-S trobe. Siro1tunoe: Don.
neritngs - 9irigent: It DOOR Sem.
berger.
r6roBiinn."
Soitptqinrticr: 8robfinn &oIle,
Rr. 1000, 3reoerid.I ucnue. cling.
itltn0e: Mittuo68-Girigcnt: Sobu
". &lcin.
.Mrbcitcr. NGnncrhos.~
SauptQuorticr: An0reaS' SaIIe,
Hr. 3l4, &anooerItroBc. SingIhtnoe;
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0o6arl.
.GbuIio.M 1nnerd,or."
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1922, &oriorO. NOcme. Gingitnn0e:
DicnItogS - girigcnt; s. e. Trant.
o2ocult.FoiHt Wdmnerdor."
SoaptQuorricr: 3midcr'S &oas,
Ode Cube uno AnoreitraBe. Cling.
Itltn0c: Wiittluod Nbcllos s llbr -
0;ri9ent: Subcrt ariippeI.
.Ir6citec .2ieoertafel."
Souptquarticr: 8ol5' Soac, 0r.
408, @eIt 2eringtonitraBe. Cling.
Itunoc: 8ienita8S-9iri9ent 3uberi
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.Wei0nie."
SouptduartiYr: 8. aieS' Sale,
Ode 2olpitraBe uuO 8elnir : Gurft.
Sin9itunoe: 9onncrltags = 0iri.
gent j. &orolus.
.ganrriid)cr N$nnerbor."
Snuptquartier: Adermann's Saae
@de bon Caroline. nno @ou0bItroBe
Sin9itunoe: 0cnnerItag Abenb
8ir:gent: gtu9ilIt GhnciOer.
.@ermaniu. Guartrtt-G Club"
$auptquarti9r: Meienberg's Sale.
Rr. Tic, Goro FacaItraBe. cling.
Itiiibe: 9irnItugs = 9irigeat: 3.
3drolis. "'i
Slirnbercin' n8Orfpdrts."
goriudrts Sntie. Rr. ~7324734.
@eIt.2eringtonitrabe.
.Wetger.@ ciallgoerein."
Sa%uptallartier: &oifmonn'S SnGe,
Com. unb SorrcI StraBe. Sing.
%Itlrnoe: DicnItags-0irigent Srberi
ariippel.
.Wo3ort -. Iannerdor."
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Soae, Wr. t021-t923. Orleans.
strabc; SinoItun0c ieSen Conner.
flag M6cnb; Geo. g61Ilnan, 9irigent.
.gideniran5."
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tporm. Sorn's) Sale, Ode 8. uno
@ouabltrobc, SigbIonotomn. sina.
ItunSe: Mittuof s-Qiriaent Geo. G.
RooLIxpo,n
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Baltimore 9ampf Tnfct GO.
(9nte nub 6uOcrldttae Sni.pinieD
Die Der. iStuuicns Fpit bcl6rncrto.
SaHptrr nNtr1tnin" Lneul, nAlnbnnIn,"

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ISampfer ,Nirgtuia" (ncu), rNlnDnmn,"
Georgia." uScnncicr."
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nten, bon oel -9iaizGinics"BiCro, gir. l0-tS.
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1OS, G~iNGLSirnbe, g. VI. q. Giiicc. GiionitGd
baltimore NH GuIocrthSirnbe, Continental
Lruil Yniloin9 uno NIbung1S, gr. 100, Noro'
Charles Giraffe.
9nbn ". GbcriuDub, e. Wrutun,
2tccs Yrdf. II. Sen, sWiunn0cr. Scn..F 30 .'gtGcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

SuIui ....'... iva ~ 80
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@ouocc, cine in Nr. 1862, NorOsGol'
bonn. Strobc, ipobncnbc Ncgcrin,
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nerito0 nit 5tuei 9cgleitern ori bcnl
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,,gScItport .2inic" eincn iolhcn Sciz
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tiirfc, oub Gonbutteur 81. Splntot
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ocIung o6er mr., WorD nod Dem iiio.
liden Stationsbouie 81 6ringelL 100
Nidter 2eafe oerielbcn geItern cine
Gtrofc BON $40 ll1o Soften 5l,oiftirtc.
Sic @cqIritcr Ser Negcrin cnt5ogcn
Iid i6rcr 8erbnitiutg burd) 0ie 6lllht.
Mon0oer beS 4. &egt'
mentS.''A GaS A.. Geginlert miro
pom #. bis 10. augllit ouS 9itnocS'
armeeloger in Wt. 8rctna, ga, be-
sie6eu, inn haielbit ieine biesjo6rigeir
Mon6per o~b51ibalten. Sbcrit Waftn
ltnaicinv Stabs. Siisiere trefteH be,
reits Sic fir Die Roit6ber not6ucnoi-
ael1 0or6ereitanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
gtablirt 1880.
Wilbefim s.. Neinbarbt

Tr. 2021, &efs Baltimore. giraffe.
Wcip.Yorf elaftiifc @radJ6anoer,
ftt~ 20 obtte Tcber.
tbrnen Taa tno 9iott Gcfrnnei foeroen.
Nud gGubcr,
peidte ME vuffen. fefbIt bsi'ru g'aben nldt.
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beftens empfUbicn,
Sr oerfertigt nuf WeiteltlnG mo bot guf Eager:
Coulter bdnpcr, uutcrictbo5inoeu,
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1ifS Sditberffe tinn lefie drneteritGt.
Nfr Tamcn fnb Slmmer = 9ifl
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Ro. SsleptG - gearttGzs lB6A 9
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-01-04

to count the cards and make known
the result to the Patterson Grocery
GO. The task was somewhat burden
some, but Miss King, with her usual
spirit Of willingness, completed the
count and at 7:30 p. m. on Saturday,
Zee. 30, reported as follows:
That Miss Grace Herdliska had won
the ten dollar prize, Master Robert
Brown the five dollar, Master Duren
Jack the three dollar, Miss Della
Pt'llummodore the two dollar and Miss
LISA M. Ross the one dollar. The
children are all highly pleased with
the results of their labors- especially
the prize winners and people agree
that the Patterson Grocery company
has instilled an idea into the minds
OF the children to hustle if they desire
to be winners.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-01-04
Duluth'S Future.

Duluth has struck seam of coal
from which it is hoped paying mine
may be developed. Near surface
graphite or poor grade was found
and beneath the coal came in. Drill
ling is being done to further prove the
extent and value of the find, three
inch core being secured. A coal mine
would be grand thing for Duluth.
which already is thrifty city that is
bound to rapidly increase in popula-
tlon and wealth. With it's immense
shipping, timber, ores and manufac-
tories all growing and the maximum
far in the future, one can see only the
greatest prosperity for the city. The
development of fine water power now
under way will prove, of great benefit.
Iron and steel making will increase
there as the business moves to the
west, as it must. Nature has done
much for Duluth, and there are a lot
OF progressive men there who are
making the most of the advantages at
hand. 1t is.a fine opportunity. AS
we say, we see only bigger and better
things for this place. -Ishpeming Iron
Ore.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-01-04

Now. then, figure out where we shalr
all be. if any of US are left to be ANY,
where, in a few years from this. sup
posing the same rate of retrogression
on the part of the male and humble
sex to be accompanied by the same
progress in the better half of the
species. We are fading away at the
rate OF an inch every ten years, which
will reduce the six-footer of now to
Just one inch in the year of 2615, while
IN that same year, woman, who will
wear him on her watch chain, or ex-
hlblt him to her club under a glass
case, or permit him to. caper over her
shoulder, tied to her brooch with a
silk thread, will loom into the atmos-
pnepe at height of eleven feet, sup
posing her to be a shade over five
feet at present. Brooklyn Eagle.