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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

cicr gegcllen huttc. Ger berbeigerll.
feue Gr. =. j. @ooopcl co"rItotirtc
ScrgiftltnN u10 mn nit groberMii.
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Nu5ubl &inoer in 6reoerif NM I'm.
ge9eno lei ourd) Den @cnuB iolder
.SItcrcier" franf Qelporbcn.
Q d) onfraoc in 2onrcl.
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Gage icbr lebbait 5n0cbcr. &clltr
miro ooriiber obgcltimmt luerocn, %
Scr Crt ptroden" mcrocn ioa. Sic
@uItiuirtbc io9cn, lie ipcrocn ca oicbr
interclIont" modcn iiir Die nNnti
Soloon"- llno oic .2um ano Srocr
Scoglle." NGd)ltcn Montu0 lit Wtll
ni5ipolmobl IN Sollrcl. Sic Gunoi
batcn iinD feline politiidcu, ionocrn
cin Sidet lit bon Der oSolp ano Or.
Der 2caglle" rno COS onocre bon ocn
@cgncrn Der Scnpcrcn5 Soce'n out
gcitclt, Gas Eifct Der Sigo lit:
filr Mnpor-@nl. =. Gilbert,
fir StaotrntbS q Mit9lico utSorGc
Sc Gage Gronmiucr unO Gr-Mopor
GOmoro Nbclpa;
I. @oro - Mm. $. Goricb;
9. Mor0 - Gu(pin ". Snnol0iun,
3. @oro - Nuonit 6ultrc.
9uS unocrc Sidct lit
iiir Wtopor - Sreocrid Gallant;
Stootrotbamit9lico at large y,
Grnit NifolS unO &onlca SroucrH;
.. Moro - s.. s.. ". Sbie9;
3. @oro - Sronf ". Nlpolt,
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Sic @crrcn Sroucr@ unO SbicS lino
ictt Stootrotb@mitgIicbcr MIR Der
icbigc Wupor lit I. &ottS @pcrlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
@cltcrn Iarnlnnb Giienbabn.

yiiac ~berIaiicn 9iacr.s taiion ipie foIst:
SGgiidi.
40 WprosrS - Sbneu5ua. Saeerstopn, n.
& Y. aliabn ulo c.sacnonimen SpHiiag pap
cod uno Gblmbersbiug.
$50 yiacbuI. : stffeuL nnh lluioHsBrioae.
Sdaiid,, ausaeiipmmeu suputaa.
T.C0 MorpcHS-- Yorf uto SeilDshure Wfrn.
SIN DEMONSTRATION uro SbtppcnSburO
Accommodation.
946 @aprecfs-ai.om. mao 1ettbsburs anb
Vorf.
1915 @prm.-Nffpm. mad llnion.grioae.
800 Eaetm.-affont. nat 1lpnnon, Uorf ure
u. X g. Sib.
ASH Gahm .-SrYrcb nab SIpnoon. SaaerA
ictpl, icuie Sreeerid, @ninttSburU, Sbin
p%cHehnrg (R1rlor' 2S0agon).
5.35Jiadmt -Uorf. Srpreb.
Bth N~heno3-Hffom. nab unionl Qribpe.
t1.25 W~benoS-sIfpm. nab ttnipn,1riSae.
Enr Guentags.
$50 N9r0cus-sffom. nab linton, 9rtbae nnl
Sunoper.
1880 NbcnoS-Nffpu. nab unipn. Rttbae.
odlt mot IN oer Senlin. sMpe.. citation an.
n. Hpeertiau, SenernIsG efcbdftsiibrer.
3. ". Ssipsa. SenerdI'Vo iiaeier.Qgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
GGciaprafc SampicrsG pmpa0uic.

>VN
Ebei0pcaic Siuir.
Gtcg0Ete gallagher . Sampler nsiglita" nlIo
.NildHtn" llnh
Sio 9Dint Comfort nno Horiplf, Vo.
Sampler b~crIaiicn baltimore tdQlilb tGuc1es
nonrilcii Goittingo) nm G,3O Nhcllos mo fntt
men IN Sin lipini Comfort INT q tlbr Wior9ct;c
BcIto an bic Gileutn6u6iige nab allen YulIiien
bes GilocitS uno Giiomciiens.
Uuri'Gipcrs9iuie
GlcGnnic Taifngier Sampler pS91rlottc" lTlo
Baltimore"
iiad, Neits Fotit nub Nidlntuno, IA.
Camper bcrluiicl Baltimore iGaltd Cnlisacs
iuiuriel Sonninpsl I'M . llbr Nabrtittnas nnn
lnitmel III gScit Fuint I'M 7.3O DIurgcii5 lino
IN Nithmuno I'M 0.2J WoraclS an,
Sic an Mioniupcn. Niittiuodlct tno 6rcitugen
bon baltimore ubiubrcnoet Sanlpier, mo bic
bon sHeiislSoiii an 9tcHfldGer. 9pnncriiupen
ltno Sulntidget nhtnBrclt, lcgctl III Slonceilcrf
9iniit. Clements mo NlrtOilo'S an; ltilb bic
an Sicnttugcrl, 9olnerituQct mo Snntiingeu
bon Baltimore mo an MtOntaacit, Wtliiluodeii
mo ,5rettugcli bon gScit yiotnt Gbiubreuoen
CAMPER IeGcn In 2priiOiun mo GlnD Natl al
lbct niiliti1enl lSctierl.
Gambler %Ueriaiicn Baltimore Opti Yier Hr. Is
uno ~, Iia6tltr 6et- gprrftc.
gur6 Vtlctr nah alien Eulitieft ibtncti &c
fidcrt. Gcpdd ulrfacIebcn mo Nniiiiei5iniiiic
i'm Snrnu5 ~reieruiri pcrocit. IN hcn hiciiaett
linct t%iirenur Tr. no, CIT baltimore Sirabr,
n. -. Iinbiun, gtgent. Tr. t21, Git'gattinurr'
etrnhe. oocr ben 9dipt Y'iirculir! Tr. $50,
9iabt. etrnbe, Baltimore, Mb.-
0icnbeu 2oter,. e.. T.. S1iSnt,
Sen. observation-disclosures. @cii. FniiH uicr Tpcnt.
7. s.. MeHnnnei. Siiis sen 'Rnii sglpeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
MrrdantS' & WincrS' Sranspurta.
tiun Company.

Toh goftun mo benz Siten: icocn Wionton,
9icntag, Sonicrita8 inb Snnitag, slbcrtoS
6 llbr.
9tdd grcbibcncc unb bcnl Often: icocn CONT,
tag. Wiithpob unb 8rcitaa, slbcnoS 6 llbr.
Mad 9tcipporis9icip5 uno GOrtulf: iigIi6 I'M
6 llbr Nbcnb5.
6radi miro ti9Ii6 bis b ll6r Slt;nos fir an
bent InQc abfnbrcnoe 9ampicr angerommeit.
ytud S1unnnnb mo benz Giloen: ieocn Stells
itu1, Spuncrltug unb GamiiGg. N6eioS q llbr.
@oitoncr itno Grobiocnces Sampler ia6rcn bot
Der gSeribe AM Suite ocS 2ouAsSuds ab. Ga
Oauilabt Snitpicr bon Der gScrite an 1uGc Der
9Sclts 6au5s Vicente.
Is, u. @iaiunbnm, 9gcnt
qungs0od.
~. Y. gurncr, @.sB. sMocnt.
". 2. stcbbius, Sen ,sgJint.
Satptbircnn - eiiout.Gdc @erwnn. nno
2inbt. Strafe. U13,I&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
Baltimore Sampf Enfct So.
(9itc uno Suoerldiiac Y%ai.9tnic.l
Die Der, Stnatcns 9Soit Uefhrocrno.
9ampfer .8irsiuiu" mem, pNlntama,"

NE Set: SlnulcHfYut utlutoCtIo.
Tampicr .0irgiuiu" tncn), ,Ainbnmn,"
Georgia." .Scuneice."
Sampler iubrcn iiqli6. Snnnta9s alisacnonls
men. bon ocit oY'ai nies"Piers, Er. 1913.
2i9bt. Giraffe. $50 NbeuoS. brett nnh SIO
Voint Comfort. 9prioli, Rorisnuutb uno nlen
Qilnitcn bes Gilhcn5. &erbirnutg IN Slo
Foilt Comfort nit Is. & 8. Giicnbubn," giad
Ni0mtonb, %crbinouna In portsmouth, mi ocm
oGcnhonro glir Cine" iolioen 3ul un6 IortSs
mcntb linb @ttlunta. IN giortolt Ger6iloung
nit Der ,%gttInatic Goat zinc" 9Iorfo,f uno
,ue'tlin uHo .Slo &ominior Cine" un6 gleiu'
bern. SSafDingion, Nc, Ridmono, Ia, uno
9tclu sDorf.
Mabl5citcn mad europiif6cm gInne. 2urlts
ri6fc Nniiitcn5imncr, eIeltrif6e NcIeu6ii19,
9ninpf6ei6ura. 1oicn iret. Jieicrbirte Nniiitcn.
simmer il oeli Nillci Viircnrr Der Bat Cine, !"
Gr. iO7. Sfis9'nliimorcs SitaBc. gr. BOO ltno
Dos, giabiStrubc. e. VI. g. Office, Giiooit Sdc
Baltimore tno GnlrcrtsS irnbc. 6outtnruinI
3rlit @Iiloina uno Ilbdugbs, Nr. 100, @oro'
06urteSsGirnhc.
arbn ". Sberiuuuo. Is. groiui,
Eice Irdi. II. Sen sWtannocr. @elts Fn. @9ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
Rarplaao & Eerninlpanio "a. ~.

Marplaao & Terninluanio u. ~.
8Hae t~erIofIen 9iorib 'Toe.. ii. GaI.Gr s9tntion.
7.30 gorin. ra1 0ori td9,it. anSsenonlnleu
Goaniu3A.
$50 Rorin. ia1 Della nur Scnntnes.
$50 giornr. nndj Qeiair tiaiin, aiisgeilor.rien
Gonntdg5.
s,25 Tadni. iia1 Dot. i5glin, aiiseenomnen
Conn.das.
d,05 Eadni. mn6 9cItn mir Sonntoas.
APO yinfni. mao Della td9l!o, ausoenommeN
Sonntngs.
600 NbenbS mad VeIatr ideItH. auseerom.
Ntref Sunttt0gS.
II 90 abencS nG6 Pelait MIR Gpun'naS.
11.45 NbeiIos mad Beia!r DsttifpohS un6 Gam.
TAOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
NtG6lirt 1880.
Wil6clht s.. Nciubar0t,
Gr. 2D2f. ssri Baltimore. etraee.
IL NJ rN,aylurE rfoft;5dc Nrudh1uArr

Nrm'y)urf claitiIdc VrndbGnocr,
z n HUHt ,pDRr fScoer.
fbftreft 9ae mo Habt g~rttnpen iuerocr.
Mud Snrt- Wnmmi.0anber.
ipeldle ME rcftrh. ielbf bei'm Sabrn utht.
5iefcI6en iuio npr nneIl Ier5ien
heitens rmpfnblcH.
Or .hertfrftat nuf fSeiisluip nue bot ant paaet.
sduItfrbunotr, uuterietbebtnoen,
. d iusidhe aub 1otitiNeu Srndbanoer.
10 arrnrielft. odB ieine aeebrtsn StinoeIr hsiteiis
5iitrieoeH aeffeut fino.
sae gerndbanoer. Fareaaen UNI Snftru,
rleHlf amerbsH pntnntlrt. onb fie pdifen, mo
aifS ennterffe iinb gefis, Gttaeferfirt.
Hhr 1anea NIB Simmer
tiiier Tuifttsf ben Dldo. Reinhnrot bur1nlSen.
no. IeIepbon - Gpnrtlano e35t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
Waltimrre Sransirr Gumpagnic

Gfo1ts66c BON 2igb.. nno gomtarb.S trake.
bot ibre SlsItnitntg NM inebrcre SuBrioerte
tg;nus) tergr5bcrt NIB 1T left i'm etaiioe.
bon Sdns III SauS Al bcfbroern uno
IGr Die giibeiuabtuna ODER Nericnnnng Al bet.
grctnpic mo 5upcrIdfise gcoicrti,ua
niro 6%uqeiideri. t52-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
5tat III bte Sftt, es ~ bennstH.
Eubunpla

t6btet uue Irten bon 9rfefieu In 2retbbdristn
oher i'm ,Steieit. herireibt Gdhpaben. g1iuie INTO
WnnIpilrfe, 1coilih iiir crime 3Iieaen upS
@eilleelirdn'e uuo Snfefieu In Spl5rabmeu
iino fdotet ute 0iirmer NIB gsaben an ben
g9nr3eIn bon 9duinen. nie aldb Die pouis'
Vduminus.
Sim. Z. Gprfe,
Ut. 2t3, Noro. Galpert.etrdBe,
ino Warbenutfe, yafttmpre.GsHmtH, wat.
(w2ai24 .1&G.IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

Ste No | | ~ q II tee ~ c III a.
nio" 'd)rciGt: Gin rcdt mcrtDilrois
ger Gon id)cint inter bic Stllocltct
ser Stuots. llnipcriit0t cilgcriiien SIT
lein. Gin ans mcbrcrcn 0unocrt
Stuocntcn be%ltcbcnocr Wtob - oaS
lit lciOcr Der ein5igc Nusorllf, Der olll
Elob erid}cint - brod)tc gcltern icirtc
Glntrilinlng iibcr sic StcIlltn0, meId)c
Die ofnoclniid)cn @cbor0cn gcgcniiber
Dem 6uBbolllpiel oocr pielmebr lei
men robel1 Iltslpiid)'en cinncbmcn, %
ourd) gum 9hls0rltrf, boB cr ipblcllO
uno briillell0 bon eillcr Erofellorell.
nobrllllg 5llr allocre1 500, nit @es
mcbrel1 II. TcpolDcrn cine toIlc &nols
lerci IN S5ellc lcbtc ltno ld1licBlid) Die
Witglicoer Oes 2cbrfDrpcrS IN Gffigic
a~uibGngte Tas lit oenn bod cine
Iu3l6reitlng, meld)e iibcr ocn Hnb=
men cincs gepobnli6cn Stllocntcn.
lllfS ncit %binellSgcjt. ltnb allies III
olen benefit .oas &prtommnib, onb
Die Groiciiorcn, peIde @c9ner oc5
6llbbollipicIs iin0, bos Hcft olli liz
rcr Seitc bobcn, bcnn BON Shtoentcn,
melhe ii6 ioldcr EobcIboiti9fcitcn
'duloig MAIDEN, last lid lppbl fultm
Gin iaubercs mo monicrlid)eS SUB
balipicl crparten. IS mare oringcno
81 miinid)cn, Dab Die pcrontwortlifell
@eborOen Ser Staats llnipcrlitGt Die
NGusbriid)e itllocutiihcr Gobbeit nit
ser GlBeriten Strctge mntcroriidtclL
0cnn iie gerci6en Scr groBen Inltolt,
olli wcId)c gang @iSconiin itol5 it,
mabrlid) nid)t sur Gbre."
9ie 9ericlelung a rifos
niider Willtenltrcden 9ebort 81 Ocn
nGdItcn groBcn Eroicftcn, nit belelt
lid Ole Sn9cnicllrstunit tr1Gt, Die
S~ran5oien bnbcn in ser Subnra be-
reitS ocn Mniollg gemlnd)t uno 1br.
lid)c Nrbciten lollen in egDptild)cn
@ilitcn porgel1ommen mcrben. @cs
ncrnlfon'ul ,SboingS Fat ans Gairo,
gguptcnL an ooS Stuotsocpartemcnt
0otitnlcnte geinnot, mclde CT pom
cguptiidcn Wiiniitcrillm oeo slcllBcren
crIollgtc uno melde cincn Streitfoll
5piid)en Gope Wbitebouie rnlo Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

EaHc SIR Gciie ms NnslanS &c.
ioret 6. Gaine, Nr. Ala, Gi.8alti.
msre.S traEe, nate gaitum4uair-Aps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

brGnb in Cnniocns uIlc nj. RogaIsS Citation nm
10 tbr NbcIioS.
". nab Ntiantie, GiiB an @odcntugcn: u
nuh Mtiautie Gin idpIi6. Nue Slice bdltclt
IN 9silminpton; e bdlt tnGbeter.
Ybila. Nffpni, gdlnorrs z iuiintt, 2s.0b. ls.f5
giortn.. y 90. ?6.t0 ytudir. nj, IiunaI eta.
$50, $50 Npril, 1925. 2G.l5 gndnt.
Mbrroren aftpn,., 9umhet Stnttuit. u 90
Gadim., 1910 %stbenos: UT. JuDal Citation.
II o. 9iotbtt, $G.iS NhenoS.
Heicrbiriu0 pot RGum In S6luis ooer Ynr.
Tor 9SduuonS. Gpctiei }iuteit etc. iucrhen fhneIl
bclorat per Tslepbpu in uuen ~folaeroen giuei'
Rircnrr: 6bdrlcS' nto Gdraiopn Strnte, 9,&
9lpbdES taticn. e. & u. Wt. Scrhoi 3i23;
GninScif sinticn s%niurmdticns 9ircnu. g. & u.
Grub 100. pocr IPo. gourilano 2726. mo w.
500, Giiosgiroaopau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
Baltimore bio -8abm.
= 2dgIiG. l1dalih, uusaenomncn eonntaee.
g(ur Sonniags.

Grpreb8iiNe ,,Seoc stnnoc nnf Der Stnmbe" bon
9unocr : Citation nab Naibingtun an 2Sos
hentdeen. 500 Born. bis 500 gtbcnos, init
Fuumnn'S tcnit. 5riibere' sbfabrt bon wt.
@a,6i,atua, %0erIafcn Mt, slobaI Ct. 5000.
l7.t0. 1850. *s.45. +0.4S, !t0.55. !l1.53 8or'
miitags. 2t2.10. lt2.40, l1.55. t2.43. 1850.
*iti, !4.55. l5.55, 900. $3.50, 1910. 5000.
fii.32 NbcnbS: berI. Camden Ct, 300, *6.15.
1886, !720, 1900, 1880, 5000, 1000, lt1.OO
Nurmiitups. 1870 0 9iudhtS, 1900, 212.t5.
400, RIOS. 200, 300, 1905, 400, .4.30,
4 800, 800. ?5.35, 900, *6.16, 1929, ZOO.
$500. 1926, $1,000, 1905, +lt10, +1i4i
Mbcnos.
Nnnapulis, Mt. GobaI Citation, !7.tO uno
2S.45 Normtitaqs, 1858 giudDui. GduiocnsStd..
1920 uno 1000 Sormiiiags, 1905 giudm.,
1886 ulo 500 glbeilos.
SrrSerid, Mt. NppaI Giation. 2s.45. .0.4s,
8orm.: Sander Gidiion. 1885, 1000. 2g.t5
mo 1890 8orlIl.. li,25, 1850 ullo 1920 Nah'
Windeher, Mt. J,obaI. !7.tO gorm, !24s,
1870 .9inhnt.. Ganocu, l7.20 Sornl.. 1900.
L. 30 unb 400 yidtbm.
0anerSto,uu, vi. NuOGl etn., l4.45 8orm..
1850 gtadnl GGtnocr Citation, 1900 Sornt.,
e, 10 mo li.Od g;adhM.
Guicott.6im mo MI. Nirp. GumSen Siatiuu.
i7.35. 20.15 gortlt,. u.2J, 1850. '6.2O. $3.50.
curtis gab, Gonocu citation. !G.2a Born.
4nrnN. GRt. JuDal, +2.i3 gio6in.. enrioen.
1900 ytndDlt.
Mpnal eilue 9inc mad, Ybilaortpbia uuo Ven.
Durf, mcncr gcrmtuts at TrcinnoS man5ta.
tier 9trafe. 9iciu.YIort. beanem nadl potefe.
Sgcntrrn NIB Scidldft5.E ifritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

Ser nu6crorbcntlid) mGBi9e er.
folg Der Heihsanlcibe itro Der preil'
6iiden Stootsanleibe. ipelhe mir
onoertbalbiod, gc5eifnct muroen,
bot niht gcringe GnttGitidiirg her.
porgerltien. Die in DC. Treiie lebbaf-
ten glisbrnf iinoct. Is lpirb betont,
Dab Ser @eeeniab ST. Der iiinf5ebnfa-
den lleber5eifnung Der &eidnunlei-
he i'm 0oriabre oenit bod ST. auifol-
Ieno lit. Inn nid,t MiBbebagen 81 er-
rcgeu. GrfIdrt iueroen Sic idtua-
d)cn Snbif .ptiunen 5ienrlid einbeI.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-23
THE coUNrRY's GENEROSITY.
San Francisco Relief Fund Compared
With Several Others. =
Earthquake and Fires Aftermath.

Earthquake and Fires Aftermath.
Every one received rations fo4 a sim
gle person as many times q day as he
asked.
Plain food Of every description is
plentiful and luXuries are beginning to
arrive.
A permanent sanitary camp for the
Chinese left in the city has been es-
tablished.
Immense cattle trains to feed the
refugees are rolling in from the p~rairies
of the Southwest.
Representatives of the Doe estate
say their losses by fire are between
$5,OO0,O 900 and 5 ,O00,0O0.
The bodies of eighty-siX patients and
eleven attendants have been taken
from the ruins of the insane asylum
at Agnews.
Persons Of wealth as we'll as the
Door endured the most heartrending
experiences. One women told OF drink
ing water from a gutter.
The National Executive Council of
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolners
mas uOualeu SlO,VoO LII lae GIN w.
San Francisco.
The old Santa Clara Mission, n OF
the oldest landmarks in California. To-
Gated midway between San Jose II
Santa Clara, has been demolished. .,.
Several hundreds of bluejackets from
the cruiser Bosto4 are unloading ar
irving vessels and loading the endless
procession of wagons at the wharyes.
1t will probably turn out that the net
sum paid by the insurance companies
will not fall much snort Of $15O,0U,-
900; it may considerably exceed that
amount. :
There are two items in the San Fran
cisco news of brave and encouraging
import: Lovers continue to marry, anG
about as much is asked fer corner lots
as before the earthquake.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-23
MOTHER SLhYS HER GIRLS
Terrible Deed Of q remonted Phil
adolphia Woman,
Mrs. Mary Fahln Kills Her Two Daugha
tera and HerRslf-Failed in Plan
TO EIterrninate the fa'nily.

Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Fahm, for
ty-two years Old, killed her two daugh-
ters, Tillie, sixteen years old. and An
ME, twelve, and then committed sui
eide at her home, No. 1851 Wyalusing
avenue. Gas turned on by the woman
ended the lives of all:
Two sons, whom the mother planned
should die by the same method, were
saved Ly the father Of the family, who,
awakened by the expiring gasp of
of the girls, and detecting the suffocat-
ing fumes, carried the boys TO the
street.
Harry Fahm, thirteen years old, was
unconscious and hurriedly taken to the
Presbyterian Hospital, where it was
said later he had a fair chance Of re-
covering. The other sou, Alois, fifteen
years, did not quite lose his senses, but
is i'll from the effects Of the gas at the
hospital.
That the act Of Mrs. Fahm was the
outcome Of a long nurtured plot to end
the lives Of her entire family Is the
opinion Of police aud Coroner's officials.
Although the killing and suicide fol-
lowed Immediately a quarrel between
husband aud wife. this domestic till.
the police and neighbors say, was but
the elimination Of a demented wonl-
ans plan of determination.
Mrs. Fahm had been moody for a
long time, and her actions on various
occasions were regarded as suspicious,
although she gave no real hint Of pre-
pairing for the tragedy, which she evil
IDENTIFY lad been planning. When Fahm
returned home from his place Of en-
ployment his wife asked him for money
with which to buy shoes for the young
err children. He refused and the wom-
an became very angry.
Mrs. Fahm let her home next day to
visit the grave of a child she lost some
time ago and did not return until
about 8 o'clock in the evening. She
complained Of fatigue aud went up
stairs almost Immediately upon her re-
turn.
Fahm remained in the dining room,
where lie soon fell asleep or a sofa.
Half an hour later. he says, his Wife
came down stairs and passed through
the room, but did not speak to him.
He believes that she waited until all
her children had been asleep two or
three hours before she turned on the
gas and lay down herself to die.
At any rate it was 3 o'clock a. m.
when Fahm awoke to find the dining
room filling with gas.
He opened the windows, thel ran up
stairs and was almost overcome by
the fumes which filled the house. BE
made his way to the bedrooms, open
| ing windows as he went.
The two girls he found dead In bed
together. and his wife lay lifeless IN
another room.
Fahm noticed that the boys were
still alive and dragged both from bed
and to the street. After raising an
alarm lie and neighbors worked over
them until an ambulance arrived.
Mrs. Fahm left nc letters bearing on
her act.
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The National Game.

RAllbach, the blk boxman of the Chi,
cago Cubs, has signed a three-year
contract.
"Many a pitcher has been trimmed
1by bunting when he looked invincible,"
declares Hanlon.
Sandow Mertes is to be a Giant for
many seasons, according to announce
ments of McGraw.
All four of the crack Boston infield
of the '90s-Tenney, Lowe. Long and
Collins-are still in the game.
Leroy, the Indian pitcher on the New
York Americans, is not 4 full-blood as
reported, but is a h%alf-breed Chippewa,
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Labor World.

Michigan farmers are organizing.
Striking machiniSts at Laredo, Tex,
have won out.
4 State f~e-eration of labor is being
formed in Maryland.
Strike-breaking molders in Bay City.
Mich, went OH strike for higher wages
and won.
Miners and operators in the Kama
villa field Of West Virginia have signed
the 1908 wage scale.
The Lake Seamen's Union has
reached an agreement with the Lumber
Carriers Association for this year,
wages being the same as last wear,
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Pixies 1oo1HacHE DROPS CURE m ONE MINUTE
rs Cents, So Cents $l.UO
per bottle; the largest size cheapest.
At all druggists. Refuse substitutes.

Bible Open at h Shalt Not steal.'
A small cabin on the outskirts OF
Forestville, occupied by a young negro
named Fred Davis, was broken into
and ransacked. Lying on the floor be-
side a partly opened trunk were a small
pocket, Bible and the remains Of a tai,
low candle. The Bible was open and a
large grease spot was noticeable below
the words, "Thou shalt not steal"
The superstition is that the burglars
ran across the Bible and, in looking 1t
over, were filed with remorse by the
striking words and left without COM
pleting their work.-Hartford Courant
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MARRIAGES FOLLOW DISASTER,
Destitute Women Appeal to Fiances to
Wed Immediately.

San Francisco, Cal. - Weddings In
sreat numbers have resulted from the
recent disaster. Women, driven out Of
theid homes and left destitute, have
appealed to the men to whom they
were engaged, and marriages have
been Immediately effected.
Since the first day of the disaster an
increase in the number of marriage IL
censes issued was noticed by County
Clerk Cook. This increase is getting
greater. On one morning seven mar
rage licenses were issued in an hour.
Cook himself has been IN duty much
of the time, as has his deputy, Paul
Wuthe, although no other business has
been transacted.
II don't live anywhere" is the an
swer given in many cases when the ap-
plicant for a license is asked where his
residence is. Il used to live in San
francisco"
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Feminine News Notes.

Nine. Patti believes that the pleas
ures Of the table are not for the
singer.
DR.. Ella Head has been appointed
city physician Of Greeley, Col. the first
woman to serve in this capacity in
the city.
Mrs. Georgine r. Wilde, daughter Of
Mrs. Henry Siegel. of New York. was
married in London to Count Carlo
Dentice Iii FrasSo.
Miss Clara G. Cornell, of Bridgeport,
Conn, has been named as Gne of the
six speakers to compete for The Wood.
ford oratorical prize at Cornell.
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Minor Mention.

Kentucky announces new oil discoV'
cries in hat State.
It is proposed to widen the bed OF the
Kiel Canal, in Germany.
The Chicago relief fund amounted to
about five million dollars.
The present population of Vienna
Austria, exceeds 100000. .
The Spanish Claims Commission cost
S537,SG6 and awarded SSG,74O.
Publishers announce that there will
be less books than usual this year.
All the governments of Europe ex'
pressed sympathy for the earthquake
sufferers in San Francisco.
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London's first Turkish bath under mu-
nicieAi control was recently opened.
American Bulls For Mexican Bullnght'

American Bulls For Mexican B~ullhghts
Texan bulls have never before been
used in the arena, but Felix Robert has
selected a few for a trial, and the
fight will be held Sunday. This will
be the first time in the history of bull
fighting that American bulls have been
entered for the bull ring, and aficion-
ADDS are a~nxiously awaiting for the
corrida. Perhaps the day may not
be far distant when the American gan
aderais may furnish bulls for Mexican
rings.-Mexican Herald.
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SIMPLY MARVELLOUS
Suffered Severely
With Headaches
~ Unable TO Work.

Miss Lucy v. Mckinney, 452 srd Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
"for many months 1 suffered Q
VereLy from headaches ard pGt7ts IN
the side and back, sometimes being
unable to attend 10 my daily U0rE.
~ am better, otD hGslss to PERU
ma, and n as 1cttUe as ever Gr1dh1vo
no more headaches. .
"The t1Gy Peru1ta tcor'Eed tn MY
case tDGs stn,pLy marvellous"
We have in our tIss many grateful let-
ters from women who have suffered with
the symptoms named above. Lack o.
testimonial here.
It ia impossible to even approximate tho
great amount Of suffering which Peruns
has relieved, or the number of women who
have been restored to health and strength
BY its faithful use.