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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
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cinitUeilen III Der Morgne,
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F*' Worgen Mbeno inject Die Vfo.
discriminating bes. 0amenpereins
Ser .I%Ggcmeinen Teutihen 8reiien.
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GoIliiion 5luiidjcn 3iisen.

SVststc" DNphIeVNo CuNNHs
Sei5cr elmer Grpreb5us 2ofomotipc
bel cincnl llnfoQe nabe 9uib.G;.
Der perlebt. SeridieoeneS aus
Baltimore County.
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collioirte ON Wontag Nobmittog
nobe Bulb Hiper nit 5ipci Srodts
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id)luere GerleBltng an eincm Sitbc,
bob cr i'm Soipitole in @ilmington,
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mem 6rodt5uoc losgcloit. rno Mos
id)iniit SoWler BON G~rpreB5ugc iob
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ucrbinoern 5rl fonncn. Sei3er Sell
ml1roe llnter bic H1oer Der 9ofpmo.
the gcidlcuoert uno icin SUB SER
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Eoltcn mo blieb unpcrlebt. Die Eoi.
logicrc in Dem 3uge famen nuh Mn
gobe Scr 9comtcn Der 9obn nit
benz Shredcn oouor.
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IVA W >'Ap ~ 49,
YIotte 80, Gobge 49,, amoriao 46,
Sos Mngcles 80. .t..
Gle FINITE SobreSauS.
nellung pon @ailcrfars
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fannie &iluitlcr bieieS lnb frenloer
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idntt Scr idloncn &iinitc iinb @eiit.
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2ouis, bon @iaiom Is. Grp. Scr Mc'
ooillcn bon Den IltsIteQungcn 81,
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lit, BON Stelport Slopo, Dem cngli.
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bon z. 9. Groig. bon George SoiucG
8op, megcn leincr Serbitlanbidoiten
mo ScegemGlbe beriibmt, uito bon
Sroncis Mbeoten inter ocn In,cri-
fonern, bcriibnit luegen Icincr 1bier.
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lung fuirfeH 5aDIrcide tiihtige arGfte
nit.
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Mttbur ~. 0obipn,

Bahase Rotariats : UelbmedieI-
0nrfaH. Shiffsfarten fir ole
1ornpfer-2 inien. Meilepdile, WedieL
@slblpe&ieI unb 0eIpiepouusen.
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Stast Baltimore.
ltntcrbaItnngs- @egiuciicr.

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.Euul Souco".
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.Sluci Gauoepiuc4 NioritcaunpcI.
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YaTie snr Saeiit in's HnsIaub &c.
iorst 6. Rainc, ar. Alb, Git.waIti.
m9re.s trafe, aaA9 gAitemloaie.Mee
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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
DIZZY IZZY.
New York Insurance Mans Career In
Bay City.

A dizzy several months stay In Bay
City, his marriage to the daughter OF
a Jewish rabbi, magnificent entertain
ments and a big bunch Of unpaid bills
will be brought into the limelight Dy
the issuance of a warrant for Naum
Jasnogrodsky, New York Life lnsur'
ance agent. Jasnogrodsky was one OF
the smoothest things that ever came to
Bay City. He appeared little over ii
year ago and started in to write big
policies. He touched nothing less than
$4,000 policies, he told the many ac-
quaintances he made. He exhibited a
policy for 100000 on the life Of Sag
NAV man and other big ones on the
lives of local men, and merely casually
referred to his enormous commissions.
He became acquitted with Miss
Anna Landau, daughter OF the late
Rabbi Wolfe Landau. one OF the best
known rabbits in the state. A courtship
of few months was marked by eXpen-
sive presents of jewelry and lavish en-
tertainment. His gifts to his bride-to-be
were matters OF comment everywhere.
To perform the ceremony brother
Of Miss Landau, also a rabbi, came
there from Georgia and the wedding
wAS one of the most brilliant of the
season. Jasnogrodsky and his bride
went to New York and five weeks af-
forwards the bride was left alone in
a hotci in that city. She secured assist
ance from relatives and came back 10
Bay City.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
Insurance Bills.

Perhaps the most sensational and
the hardest fought legislation Of the
coming SESSION will be on the subject
of insurance. The interstate committee
on insurance, composed OF attorney.
generals and insurance commissioners
of SO states, of which J. Victor Barry,
insurance commissioner Of Michigan,
was a member, has prepared list of
20 bills covering the entire field oil
life, accident, fire and fraternal insur.
ance, rs plan of uniform law for all
the states. These 90 bills will be pre-
scnted in Lansing this winter. The
fight is now on. Many of the bills to be
presented are exact copies of the Arm
strong bills, which will be presented to
the New York legislature this year, as
a result of the Armstrong inv estiga-
ton. Curtailing expenses and provid-
ing for greater publicity are the two
main lines of legislation.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
Governor and Senatorship.

Gov. Warner issued his first formal
statement on the senatorship Tuesday
morning. 1t is:
l have never been a candidate for
United States senator. l am not a
candidate now, and l shall not he a
candidate before the next Legislature.
| have never solicited any support
from anyone, directly or indirectly. /
have not heard, and / do not believe,
that any of my friends have ever So
licited any support for me. Any state
nent to the contrary of what 1 have
stated is absolutely without any au-
hority from me.
| desire, following my nomination
and election as governor, to be in a
position to be governor of Michigan
COR tie ensuing two years, TO be in
harmony with the legislature and the
)ther officers of the state administra-
ton, that my service as governor may
ne most acceptable and to the best
advantage OF the state and Of the
leople.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
Eduratinu NcMsboYs.

Boston has an association of news.
boys which has b@Cun to establish a
fund for educating at Harvard one or
more among them, and has raised al
ready $4,000 toward the necessary
amo4nt. This lively association. says
Golfers Weekly, has already been ad
dressed by President Eliot more than
once. ana its latest step shows how
full of high ambition these boys are
There could be, we gratefully believe
no more sterling proof of opportunity
and OF character in America than
these self-supporting youths now give
In what other nation would a boy born
in poverty, earning each day his food
and bed, set out cheerfuly to pass the
examinations of a great seat of learn
ing, and, ence in,' TO master to the full
its manifold weapons for adding to the
conquests of his life? Criticise it how
We viii. and should, we may well glow
always for our land of the free. Now
as ever, since the pioneers AK fought
its battle with the wilderness, is 1t the
home Of Opportunity and of her uaugh
ter, Hope.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
An Odd Cure.
G. A. LIsK, Publisher

Are you a sufferer from indigestion?
Hero is a curious remedy. Rev. John
Spencer of Duluth has brought back
with him from Ceylon one OF the most
curious presents in the world. Riding
on an elephant" he said the other day.
behind a native prince on hunting
expedition, the conversation CHANGED
to turn on Indigestion, to which said
l was subject. The prince at once
pulled out a black leather button Kind
OF thing, which he was wearing on
string round his neck, under his
clothes. What's that?' said l. a n.y.
ena's snout,' was the startling reply.
What for% TO cure indigestion. How
can it do this?' 1t is cry simple. A
hyena gets its living by digging up and
crunching old bones. Now, it pos
sesses in its snout this peculiar virtue,
that when its nose approaches any
thing hard, such as bones, those tough
substances instantly grow soft, and
enable the animal to eat them with
comfort and benefit. 20 you will find
If you keep this charm hanging round
your neck the proximity of the hyena's
nose, though dried up and lifeless, will
soften your food. however indigestible
to such an extent that you will never
.lgain suffer from Indigestion
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
BRIEFS.


Chief Clerk F. NJ. Twiss, OF the state
AK commission. says that assessins
omcers have added about $4,000, 900
70 the assessed valuation of the state
this year. most of the increase being
ON real estate.
James A. Mueller and three children
were found In bed I'm Port Huron al
most dead with consumption, and dcs-
titute.
The joint council committee on
finance and public buildings has decid.
ed to recommend the use of voting
machines In Saginaw because of the
numerous alleged frauds In connection
with the recent election.
For the first time In the history Of
Bay City a woman conducted regular
Sunday services. Miss Bessie Fox,
daughter Of Aid. and Mrs. c. l.. Fox,
aged %, and very good looking. occu.
pied the pulpit In the First Congrssa
tiopsl church z
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
HOG Works.

Grand Rapids citizens were given a
surprise when they learned of what
heir new sanitary reduction plant"
consists. 1t is nothing less than a big
hog farm, just outside the city limits.
where the council is powerless to con-
rol the odors that may be waited in
to the city.
Alvah w. Brown, former president
II the board OF police commissioners,
'ecentlS secured three-year contract
rom ihe city for the disposal Of city
'arbase. 1t was intimated that re-
luction works would be built there
Later it was told that the garbage
would be shipped to French Landing,
near Detroit. to be reduced with the
garbage from that city.
The garbage is being reduced by 20
hogs on a farm in Paris township.
Their numbers will be increased, it is
learned, until there will be 5000 pork
ers on the farm.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
An ambassador of a well-known

An ambassador of a well-known Flu.
ropean monarch was riding in the
streets Of Constantinople when one of
the sultan's carriages rolled by. See,
ing it was guarded, his curiosity got
the better of him, and when the car.
riage reached him he was daring
enough to peep in at the passenger
He was surprised and panied to re-
ceive a blow in the face from an at.
tendant In charge. Mad with rage, he
demanded audience of the sultan. The
sultan listened attentively, and for
a moma1t appeared lost in thought
At last - spoke: my dear -,
have gone carefully into the case, and
see exactly how it stands. You are
of course. gentleman, therefore you
would never have committed such a
breach of good manners as you allege
TO have taken place. Therefore no
attendant could possibly have struck
you. The whole affair seems to be a
product of your fancy. Let us dis.
miss it,
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08

An engineer from Sunderland was
spending few days in London with a
friend. and after busy morning sight.
seeing the Londoner chose large res.
taurant for luncheon. thinking 1t would
be novel experience for the man
from the north. The visitor appeared
to enjoy his luncheon, but kept look
ing in the direction of the door. "What
are you watching?" asked his friend
rather annoyed. We'll" vas the quiet
reply. "As keepin' an eye on ma top
coat" -Oh, don't bother about that,
said the other, You don't see me
watching mine NO." observed the
guileless engineer, thee has no cal
tots ten minutes sin thine went.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
SIDE LIGHTS
ON MICHIGAN
THE STRANGE CAREER OF MRS.
THURsTON, WHO DESERTED
HER HOME.
AN OLD CHARGE REVIVED
Matters of Note, Gossip and Fact Gath.
cred Hero and There About the
State, Briefly Told.
Peculiar Life Ended.

When Mrs. Mariory Thurston's body
was buried at Midland recently the
act closed a peculiar life. Mrs. Thurs
ton was formerly married to a man by
the name of Frost, who lives at Bay
Port, but one day, 23 years ago, she
packed her belongings, during tn alb
sence of Frost, and although there had
been no quarrel. left. Frost searched
and waited for her in vain, and after
seven years, being uncertain as to
whether she was still alive. secured a
divorce and remarked.
He continued In ignorance Of the
fate of his first wife for Is years long
er, when, one dsy in 1908. Sunday
school excursion from Midland and
Glare counties arrived at Bay Port, and
with it his long-lost wife. who, in the
20 years of her absence. had been
married and divorced from three other
men, all of whom are living.
She went to the home Of Frost and
his family and going in announced to
Frost: Here | am, don't you know
me? Well, I'm your wife, and I've
come back to stay
In vain they told her that she was
no longer Mrs. Frost, and that she
could not stay. Finally the assistance
of an officer was necessary to persuade
her TO return home. She lately con-
nected herself with the religious sect
known as the Zionites, and was appar-
emily we'll and strong to within Il
couple Of days of her death.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
MICHIGAN BREVITIES.

Flint demands S-for-a-quarter tickets
from D. F. e S. road.
During the recent gale the United
States fish commission lost $500
whitefish at Monroe with cribs.
Herman Schaefer. Jr., aged Is, was
shot in the back by some unknown
person, while hunting south of Ann
Arbor He will recover.
State Senator.elect Allen and Attor-
ney Mark Stevens have gone to Col
umbus, Ohio, to intercede for Frank
Caster, the Flint boy under sentence
of death for murder.
Calhoun county is suffering from
an epidemic of grain thefts. Farmers
barns are being pillaged almost night
~. Hundreds of bushels of grain
have been stolen in the past ten days.
The State Federation of Labor will
ask the legislature to prohibit pro-
ducts of Michigan prisons being offered
fer sale in open market in competition
with products of free labor in this
state.
Edith Maltby, who was sent to the
Industrial school at Coldwater from
Montrose for completely e. the burn
ing of Fred Masseys barns last fall,
has written a confession to Mr.. Mas
sey and asks his forgiveness.
Dr. r. II. Mills, surgeon at the Sol
diers' home, died suddenly of hear
disease while preparing for dinner
Thanksgiving evening DR.. Mills came
to Grand Rapids five years ago from
Port Huron. His wife was with him
when he died.
Instead of trying to whip the devil
round the stump, the safest plan Is
to climb a tree when you see him
coming. But, then, here's the trouble:
Suppose the devil burns down the
ree?-Atlanta Constitution.
II Is told that F. A. Kress. the De-
troit contractor released In Bay City
from arrest for accidentally shooting
James Brown, placed revolver to his
own head and snapped the trigger. The
chamber was unloaded. 1t was the
next snap that sent a bullet into
Browns leg. The shooting occurred ON
q Michigan Central train Saturday
night and the story u vouched for by
Aid. Mercer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
A Special Messane.

President Roosevelt, bronzed and in
vigorated in health from his long sea
trip to Panama and Porto Rico. was
In his office. Secretarv Loeb took to
him large amount of correspondence
which had accumulated since the
presidents departure and was with
him up till the time Of the cabinet
meeting at II o'clock.
The presidents party arrived at
Washington at 10:42 o'clock Monday
night on bos\d the Nayhower, the
converted yacht, to which they were
transferred from the Louisiana at
Point Pinney.
The Panama canal, it was stated by
the president. will be a subject Of a
special message and consequently on
that subject he would say nothing at
this time.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08

Bill Wright is country storekeeper
in Pennsylvania, and went to Philadel.
phia to purchase a stock of goods. The
goods were shipped Immediately and
reached home before he did. When
the boxes of goods were delivered at
his store by the drayman his wife hap
rened to look at the largest; she ut
tered a loud cry and called for a ham.
mer. A neighbor, hearing her screams,
rushed to her assistance, asking the
cause of the trouble. The wife, pale
aud faint pointed to an inscription on
the box which read as follows: bill
inside"
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-12-08
Pastor Blood Poisoned.

Rev. Geo. A. Robson, the new pastor
Of st. Paul's Episcopal church. in Lam
sing, is in a critical condition from
blood poisoning. His physician says
hat he hasn't more than an even
,hance of recovery. Rev. Robson
ruised one of his fingers while attend
ing his furnace Saturday. Yesterday
he member was amputated in the hope
If checking the spread of the poison.
Rev. Robson came about a month and
half ago froIi Bridgeport, Conn. He
IS about SO years OF age, and has q
wife and two children.