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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02
S iilfe iiir 5 Il.
Ser 3aban in SpringiiclO.

8icle 9[%lirilbrer BON ser W2ili5 Der
boftet. - 9}e9cr pcrlaiicn Die
Stoot. - Got ult0 &a00 nit
Dem pcrmumoctcu &rcntier Taoi9
~coniro+ltirt. - Gcrielbc crtcnnt
GcQn ais eincl Der GD0tcr.
Sprtn0ftelO, O., I, M0ri.
- &clte friih bcrrIdt micOer Gllbc,
noHoem ser Mo6 luGbrcnO O2r Der
goll0encn 9tudt picle @Cpolttbuten
pcriibt mo cine Nlengc 9tegcr nils.
Da1loctt bette. Gle N}ili3 begolm no6
Suge8onbrud, ollie oIi 0cn StraBct
o%u3Gtroficncn &Qui6oIOc ST pcrbai-
ten. 3mei Ycrionen erlitten tu0bs
reno Der 9tl6t &crlcbungct. S1rub
Ibornton, cine 3icgcrirL crlitt einen
&ein6rllh, ais lie ans Ocn6cnItcr ct=
nc9 brenneltocn Nonic3 iprnn1, ut0
Grla Niui3, Gin t5-iGbri0er uciBcr
&uo6c, muroe 0ltrdl etncr Hehpoiten-
ldltb ON Sem DcrmlmOct, lUdbreno
CT nit an0ercn &uubcn ein uon DE
germ ~6cuoDttc5 Nult3 nit Steinen
bomboroirtc. - Grci 9teger00uier
murocu cinge0idcrt.
G0morO 0cem uu0 GrcIton 2a00,
sic 5uci 9tc9cr, melde porgcitcrn Den
Nrcmier Mortin Gopi3 idpi'en unO
6ier0urdJ 0en 2ntfrlthr perQnlaBteu,
DltrOen bclttc A}admittog inter G5-
forte }ucicrG ompn9uien oe3 8. Ncgi-
ment3 aus DEM 8cf1ngniB in Gop-
fen bicrber gcbroht ltu0 i'm GiciiQell
&oipital nit Taui5 conirontirt, mel.
der Qcon ais cineu Ser EbGter iocn.
tiii}irtc, bon Soo0 ieooG 9tidlts
mubte. Seine llnrlt6cn crcigncteu
iid) alti Dem gSa0e nod) Sem @oipital,
inOem 0u3 &ommcn Scr 9tcQcr 9e.
hcip Ac6alteu mor0cn mar. Gppo %
9ll,frii6ter eridJiellcll Geltte i'm Noli.
5ci9cri6t uno pur0cu lpcgcn Rltbc.
it0run8 Inn ie 500 ulo Soften be.
trait. &ict OerietbelL BEL ncId)cr
man pcrborAcnen @aiien poriulto.
lpurOcn 3l ic 5000 nebit Soften Der.
opnncrt rn0 miiiien Sen @ctrQg I'M
Nr6cit3bouic 5r 3enia pcr0ieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02

I
5ltrildcrlangt morocn.
0robe 2ttircgung berriGt III Scl.
i%in9iors, it0cm mor mcitcrc &c
moltbatcn Scr NcpolltiouiItcn CT
iportct. Gielc @iirgcr follicn Ncpol.
Der.
2icutcnnnt Cd
Gro5cB.
StGofoft NuBlonO, 1, M6r}.
- Ser fric0Sgcridtlide Bro5cB &C.
gen Sicutcnont SGmiOt, 6iibrcr in
Der 6lotten-Mclltcrc BON Soclio iu1
lebtCn Nopember, mltr0c Dclttc beet
set. Ger S%tootSnmuolt 6eontrogtc
ooS GoDc&urt6cil gGgcn Gdmi0t mo
llcllll onocrc Mcutcrtr. Go5 &cr0ift
6cS @cridtc5 miro morgcn Crlportet.
S|pnnopo &o5nciCnf, +.
W0r5. - Cine 9cputotion Wlonnr6i-
ltcn qing 6elttc bon bier nod G5or5.
fnjc=Sclo as, I'M be1t G5orcn ST. CT
iltd)clt, 0u& Nciprm.W fnniicIt strict
5lt5ic6cn un0 0o2 olte Hcgimc pieOer
cin5uiiiDren.
q cnerulSto6 tcr un0 iDr
Gomplice Sem 0ol8cn
pcriollcn.
Min5t t. Mdrj. - 9(ntn IS.
maiIopitId unO SNpon <litboiL
mcld)c al ci>cm Gomplot sur Or
moroumg 0cS @ouuernc1rS, 0c5 &r0.
fcftcn 1lllo moercr bcbcn 9cNmtcn
mGbrc1O zines Sei6cngottc9Oicnltc5
III Der &ut6corolc bctbeiIiqt luorerL
muroen bcltte burtD cin MilitGr.@c.
rid)t sum Go0e 0nrdj Sen Strong
pcrurtbeilt, ob9lei1 ibr &crillh iebls
ocid)lagcn mar. Cine 8ombc mlrOe
geidletocrt u,o pier Sdiiiie %iiclcn,
obrc oob irgeno SentonO pcrlest
mltroc. Innn S5mailouitid) lit Die
Spd)tcr zines bcroorragenoen 0cnc-
ralS.
IubIonb'S meme Slottc.
9irm ngbom, England, /.
Mdr5. - Gic pYoIt" mill bon olltos
ritotipcr Scitc inGetcrSburg crfobren
bobcn, BOB 0aS Grpgrdmml fir Die
uclle ruiiilhc Safeguarding crltlpots
fen lei ulo in &iir5e peroffcntli6t
mcrotn luiirbc. IS linb 100 Wtllio.
nen Collars n0tbig. Sic gor5e Ir=
belt ioQ in Orci Sobrcn getbon lcin.
@oS ongebIi6 in Sibirien
gegIaubt miro.
GetcrSburG, I. WGr5. = Srl
orei Gicrtcln Scr iibirildlen San0ea-
tbeilc glollbt Die 9epOlternng, pIc
man iid bier er51blt, bnb DoS G5n-
rentbllm 9eitiirSt unO cine Neplblit
erridtet lporoen lei. 9aS @eriidJt
entltono, ais bic Scle9ropbellor0btc
i'm GeScnlber oilrfidnittcn iparell.
Noh Dor II Sogcn ihporell Die DC
iuobl1cr bon Sobolsf nno anoerclt
StGoten erltlollg Der 9obn oltf Die
nelle Iero Der Ginge. lleberoll boz
ben Sifi5iere unb Srnppen Itillldhpeis
oeno oas rellc Hegime acceptirt GU
ia, in Gcil1if lieierten Die Sffi5icrc
oen Gruppen phrp0ilfe Miibcn NM
Mbseid)cr, mobei mar in itilrnnilhc
Sofrilie ollf Die Heplblit dlisbrad).
Sn &~rosboparie lolen iidl 5luel Wp.
nordilten aus gerger erlhollcn bo-
bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02
Srieffaiien.

5. q. = Scben Sic cine slnjeige
III ben uGeltidcn Gorreiponocntcn;'
oieielbe brinat Sbncn Die &~erfaufer,
lueld)e uns nidt bctonnt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02
Sic G1inas@irren.
@eitcrc Gin5clnBcitcn iibcr Scn Nnf=
rnbr lit 3andlNng,

rabr i'll Nandlang,
Ger @oltpcrrcltr Oc3 Dries eriiiQtc
ieillc 9flidjt, 1tno ore Nettung scr
meiitcn 0iiiiiondre lit leinen 9ln-
ltrengungen SIT p~Gronnfen.
Scd5 fron56iiide llnO 5ipei britt
ide llntertDonct o6Gei6lodtct.-
Scr p~crpunOctc dlilreiii6e Iidtcr
geitorben. - @criiGt ii6cr Sen
sos ser 6inciiiden aoiicrin-
gSittpc wobri0cinlid %ul6egriin-
set. - General 6uniton'3 9(r-
iidtcn ii6cr sic Sage.
SGongDoi /. MGr5. - Ger
d)ineiiidc Nid)tcr SIT 9ton6ong, mel
der tiir3lid IN cinem Streit nit
fotboliidcn Miiiondrcn %pcrpunoet
ipur0c (tod) on0crer &eriion eincn
Northumberland modte) lit ietner
@lnoe erlc9cn. 8eitcre Nodridtcn
iiber oo5 Ourd) Oicicn Streit prrltr-
iad)te Mtoiiofre er9cben, Dob iid I'M
@or5en Is Metbobiltcn Wtiilion0rc,
70 enqliide proteltnntiihe W%tiliionGre
mo II fron5oiiidc fatbolil6e Wliiiio-
mare III Hond)ong %befanoen, dis Der
per6GllanibpDlc IliSbrll6 bonn lebtelt
Sountag criolgte. Ole fran50liid)crt
WiiiiionGre bconiprlld)ten 9eluiiie9
Gigent9umL nnb oieier gnipr1d) ipor
sic llriobe bc5 Streites. Die fran50-
liidc Wiiiiion nuroc cinge1idert, lu,O
ied)S iron50iiidle Grielter, iomic 5luci
MitgIieoer Der Sonilie Singnlon
(Gngldll0er) erlitten bcl1 500. Ser
d)ineliid)e 8ouocrnellr bcmilgtc Iidl,
oct slllfrllDr sit r1ter0rildelt un0 Die
Wfiiiion0re 5ll rettelr. Scinen Ilts
Itrel1grngen lit eS SIT beroonten, 0oB
bic mciiten Wiiiliondrc utter Dem
Sdllbc diueliid)er Solooten o1tf cine
g%orfnIie entfantc1, mcld)c lie 0ctt
Slub Dinob nod) &iu-Siang brodtc.
Cine p%eripltroete Sodter Oc3 GDc=
poorC3 &ingmon 1tarb m1Dren0 Der
Subrt. Die 9epolfcrlrng lit gegelt Die
fron50iilfcn HrieIter alfgcbrodt,
neil oicjelbcn Gipilbciltgnille bean.
lprudcll. GroBe lln5riricOcnbcit
bcrrift in oQet Sbcilcn Gbilta'S,
oQeilt feline 3eidct elmer oQgcnleinen
G%rbe6ung gcgcn sic 9%llSl0noer iito
SIT bemertelt.
SEA ~ BON CHINA
MID foot.
2on6on, t. MGr5. - Go8 Sc
riidt ii6er ben Soo Der &oilcrir'
iuittluc bon China GILT bier fir lcbr
urmobri6einlid. SIS pltroc Don
Song.Gong aus pcrbreitct, 1tnO noe,
ser bic britiidc Tegierln9, nod oic
beige d)ineiiihc @eionotldoft bat
irgeno cine 0crurtige Nodrid)t crDol-
ten.
.GuiroS" in Hond q.
2~onbon, /. M}0r5. - Ser
Correspondent Der n9oilp Moil" III
Sbongboi meloet, DAB cit oncrito-
niideS aononenboot OuaDrI6einlid)
.GuiroSD in Nonfong ongcfom-
lit.
@or Dem n1mliden Correspondents
ten miro berihtet, bob Hcp. $. Is.
9ingbom'$ Gltcltc Sohtcr oil bcn
So!gen ser &erleBrn9cn ocltorbcn
lit, neld)e ibr bon ben Gbinelen, oic
ibre Gltern tootctcll, jugciilgt MIR
Ben.
| 6uniton bGlt Sic cage ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02

lteit nun btSi ilteDI -Ftttltut Np' oN"
Sen lit, ol3 sur MISUNDERSTANDING Don
@cicB mo OrOnung rl0tbig eri6eint."
9luti0eS No6ipicI oeS
8ontraubeS 5u SCI.
in orS.
@clitnaforS, 6inlml0, l..
MGrj. - Die Geriolgunq Der @ort-
Oitcu, pelde am Icbtcn Monto8 bic
biciigc Hltiiii6e Staotabont ilberiie=
fen, ciltcn gSG6tcr crmor0ctcn unG
$4,000 rolt6tcn, bate beltc SIT
Iommer3ior3, no 5lpei Der 6lildt-
liugc ertoppt mltrOen, cine ncucGroz
q0Oie mO Ben SerluIt Don bier mel
terct Wlcnidatlcben 5ur 6olgc. Gin
onOercr Scr Sonoitcn bate lid) III
0o5 NotbDaltS geruoricn 1ulO Dertbets
oigtc iid) BORT Stun0cl lang, lDlr0c
ic0od id)lieBlid) 0urdt &~oltpoIIer.
Itroblen dllS Spriteni6idud)cn sur
llltcnucrfltt9 ge6radt.
@Gbreno Eoli5ei.GonmiiiGr @olll=
id)ill Die 5lpci 9lrreitnntcn citcm&cr-
b0r luntcnpnrf rib ibm citcr 0cricl-
ben Sen Heuolper aus Oent @iirtel
mo Itrcdte Den 8eamtcu Olrrd) ei1cn
SdltB foot nieOer. Ser Bandit lief
oonn bic Greppe binoli unO Dcr6orz
ritooirte iid] in cinem 3imnlcr, mel
DIES 0ie Srcppc, ben @~olt&0al9 rn0
oie StroBc beberridte, mo be5oltp-
tete iid) BORT 0rci poue Stlm0en. Gr
crid)oB 5pci Eoli5iiten, meldc III eli
llent Qcgeniibcr liegcnOcn @otic 80
ito geiaBt botten 1tn0 i'm nit lDrcl1
@eid)oiicn SIT crrci6cn Der ud)ten,-
S6lieBlid) mclrOete mult oltdJ 9cgc1l
i'm cillcn SpriBcni6lold) an, 1un0
unter 0cdung 0cS @oiIerItr06l3
Itiirmte cine ou5crleienc Shoor&oli-
5iltcn 1tlo 20ldmGlner Die Ireppc
ltno ou5 Simmer. Ger Gcipcrooo
t0otctc nod cincn Ser 2lllgrciier 1utO
pcrmlnOete lleilr nit cincnt 0roBcn
WiciIer, ebe cr iibcnp0ltigt mlrOe.
Gr lit ein Sd)ntie0 ans Iorpot un0
b~riiitct iidJ 0omit 5l Sem 9icpollt-
tiorlS- ,Gomitc ser OItiec-HroDin5cn
at gcD0rcn. Seincr 2(nQobc nod)
mrtroe sic gnnf i'm NSntereiic Ser re-
pollltionGrct @emcglutg 6crollbt. -
$4,000 BON Dem geroll6ten @clo lin0
5ltriidcrlongt morocn.
@robe 2l1tircgullg 6erridt in Sci.
i%in9forS, inOcm man meitcrc &c
m~oltbntcn Scr NcpolItioniItcn or
iportct. Gielc @iirgcr fnuicn Ncpol.
Der.
2icutcnnnt Q 6mi0t'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-02
Scientific .

Gan TronciScn Gal, +.
MGr5. - .Gie &crbGltniiic I'M Orient
nebn1en olm1lig crnitc Gimcniioncn
an" ioote General SltnltOn III cincm
Snterpiem, olll0 0nS &orgebcn 0cS
&rie9S-S epartencntS, lucld)eS Erltp=
penpcrltdrfllngen alti 0cn Ebilippis
llel1 pornimmt, miro meillcr Nnlidlt
mad Dor Dem Glloe Der %qcgcnipdrti'
gen llnrubcn olS begriinOct iid oar
itcllen. Sbglcid) Die crboltcncl
Gcpeihen ooroui bin5llocrtcn idei-
men, bob Die IllSldreitilngcn iid)
bisber ouf ctgliifc llntertbonen in
China bcihrGntt bohen, lit es ood)
unfIllg, ol,5ilnebnlen, boB Der unbot-
mGBiee Yobcl, mcld1er bisbcr inter
ben Srcmoen arg gebnllit bot, Dor
irgeno elmer HotlonolltGt SnIt mo-
den miro, penn Cit MaIiafre aus.
brcdcn %iolte."
General 6lrniton bcjcidrncte 10.
Damn oilf cine entiprcd)cn0c Srnge
General. Moior 2epnorO 5000 olS
ben .lo9iihen" Gommorlonnten ser
expedition, ser o~lleroingS aitdJ eilligc
onbere fir inld,e 3medc gceignetc
Generate inter iid) olri Ben Ybilippi-
men babe. Cob Srllppen bon bier
aus inter Seitung zines Generals
mad, China geinnot mcrocn piirocn,
bGlt er niht iiir mobrlheinlid). yG3
bot ben Nnid)ein," idtlpB CT ieinc
gusiiibrungerL DOB NnS 8ros Der
Srlppen fir cine d)ineiiid)c Grpcbi-
ton oireft aus Den Ser. Staoten
fominen muB, % ollf Ben Eliiippi.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
BOYS TERRIBLE ECZEMA.
Mouth and Eyes Covered With Crusts-
Hands Pinned Down-Mirac-
ulOus Cure by Cuticura.


"When my little boy was si= months
old he lad eczema. The sores extended
SO quickly over the whole body that we at
once called in the doctor. We then went
to another doctor. but he could not help
him, and in our despair we went to a
third one. Matters became so bad that
he had regular holes in his cheeks, large
enough to put a finger into. The food
had to be given with a spoon, for his
mouth was covered with crusts as thick
as a finger, and whenever he opened the
mouth they began to bleed and ~suppurate,
as did also his eyes. Hands, arms, chest
and back, in short, the whole body, was
covered over and over. We had no rest
by day or night. Whenever he was laid
in his bed we had to pin his hanGs down,
otherwise be would scratch his face, and
make an open sore. | think his face must
have itched most fearfullv.
"We finally thought nothing could help,
and | had made up my mind to send my
wife with he cid to Europe, hoping that
the sea air might cure him, otherwise he
was to be put under good medical care
there. But, Lord be blessed, matters came
differently, and we soon saw a miracle. A
friend Of ours spoke about Cuticura. We
made a trial with Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment and Resolvent, and within ten days
or two weeks we noticed a decided i'm
provement. Just as quickly as the sick
ness had appeared it also began 10 disap-
pear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely well, and his skin was smooth
and white as never before. /. Hohrath,
President of the e. L.. llohrath Company,
Manufacturers of Silk Ribbons, 4 to 20
Rink Alley, South Bethlehem, Pa. June
K. 1862"
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
Cats Power to Balance.

"Did you know that if you cut a
cats tail off she can't catch mice
any more?" asked a young woman
of another.
II don't see why" replied the
other, "and further, 1 can't imagine
what occasion you have had for cut
ting off cats tail to see."
II haven't cut off any cats tails,
but an accident deprived our cat of
it's caudal appendage. The feline
became as helpless as a ship without
a rudder. When it tried to spring
upon an object it would alight far to
one side. The look of panied sur
prise on the cats features was pa
thetic. After a while it learned to
jump straight again, but it was a
long and painful experience for the
poor cat. The balance, of power and
the power to balance seem to lie in
the tail of the cat."-Kansas City
Times.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
How Balloons Dispose of the Aged.

Elm certain parts of Africa" said
Thomas Asbaldistone Of Johannes
burg, there are balloons which carry
into practical operation the doctrines
of DR.. Osler. These simians have no
earthly use for the aged of their own
tribes and when one Of their kind
gets too old to help himself the rest
ostracize him completely, neither toll
Grating his society o helping him
to sustain life.
"Never was there an exhibition of
such callous and cold blooded indif-
ference as these 'babyans' show to
their helpless old. One of our scien-
tifc men who had made a study of
this phase Of their life told me that
In this treatment of the aged by the
oaboons the theory of Darwin was
Vindicated, and that there need be
no further search of the missing
link Washington Post.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
Feminine News Notes.

In stature Esquimaux ZONE are
the shortest on earth.
In Africa wives are sold for two
packets of hair pins.
William Waldorf Astor, Jr., and
his bride arrived in New York City
on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout won the
women's golf championship of the
New York metropolitan district.
President and Nine. Fallieres gave
a dinner at the Elysee Palace in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth.
The eighteen 'mostpopular" maids
of Dixie visited Ellis Island, and one
thanked Commissioner Watchorn for
all with a kiss.
The Union Spenders' League is the
name of a new organization that has
been formed in New Jersey. 1t is
composed of the ONE relatives and
friends Of union men-those who
spend all the money or nearly all.
The Astors, Goulds and Wander
Dilts arc among Mrs. Robert Os-
borne's patrons, as are many of the
theatrical stars. 1t was she who
originated the shirt waist and was
the first to wear. this practical gar.
ment.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
A New-Old Building Material.

Skyscrapers, sidewalks, bridges,
fence posts, dams, roofing tiles, tele-
graph poles, railroad ties, residences,
piles, chimneys-these are a few OF
the uses to which concrete has been
successfully put within the last few
years, writes D. N. Harper. In 1890
the total production of Portland ce-
ment in the United States was $780,
900 barrels. Last year oVe 30,00O,-
600 barrels were produced, an in
crease of nearly 10000 per cent. in
fifteen years. That marks the
growth of the concrete industry in
the same period-for cement is the
essential element in concrete.
Yet, lest modern constructing en-
gineers take too much credit to
themselves for the miracles they
have accomplished, it may be well to
remind them that the ancient Ro-
mans, in 27 B. c., built of concrete
the famous Pantheon, which is still
n of the sights of the imperial city,
and the splendid dome of which is
practically ID solid concrete shell.
Surely no building material could
hope for a better demonstration of
it's durability than that.-Technical
World.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
The Domestic Hen a Wonder.

Scratching a living here and there,
killing thousands of bugs and worms
which would cause much loss Of crops
if allowed to live, the ordinary barn
yard hen is a wonderful combination OF
productive forces. In five years time
she will lay 700 eggs. each contain
ing $50 grains Of water, 125 of fat,
10S of lime, sc of albumen, 26 of sugar
and 10 Of ash-the most condensed and
strengthening form of food offered to
man. Every person having a little
plot Of ground is able to keep from
half a dozen to many dozen Of these
wonders and so add to the family in
come. To do this to the greatest ad-
vantage, one must know how to care
for his fowls-to guard against. de-
tect and cure disease; which fowls 10
save for breeding purposes, etc. The
simplest and most satisfactory way of
securing this knowledge is to buy 1t
from some person who has made a
success Of fowl raising as a business.
Such a book, giving the experience of
twenty-five years, is obtainable for %
rents in stamps from the Book Pub
fishing House, 1874 Leonard ST., New
York City. 1t is an invaluable work.
The life of one chicken saved would
pay for the book several times over.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
Prominent People.

Patrick MCGOWAN is Acting Mayor
of New York while Mayor Mcclellan
is absent in Europe.
Winston Churchill his
plans for freeing New Hampshire
from railroad domination.
Secretary Root expressed in Porto
Rico the Washington Governments
deep interest in the islands future.
Professor Pozzi was presented with
a gold medal in Paris to mark the
twentieth anniversary of his distin-
guished work as a surgeon.
Paderewski will make seven pub.
lie appearances as soloist of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra next winter.
King Haakon has been made a
German admiral.
Charles M. Schwab, back from Eu-
rope, denied reports of his having
gambled heavily at Monte Carlo.
Lyman ]. Gage declined to answer
questions concerning his entry into
Mrs. Tingley's theosophy colony, say
ing it was his private affair.
One of the w~ealthiest peers in Eng
land is Earl Fitzwilliam, who is the
possessor of some 115 1000 acres of
land in England and ireland.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20

France to the verge Of revolution
several times, 1t has overthrow min
isteries, it has excited anti-Semitic
fanaticism and provoked insane glor-
ification of the French Army. The
dates of its chief events during
twelve years are:
Dreyfus arrested. October IA, 1894
Found guilty by a secret court-mar-
tial. 49,. December 10, 1874
Publicly degraded and sent to Devils
Island under life sentence.
January 5, 1895
Mathew Dreyfus charges Colonel Es-
terhazy with having written the
bordereau. November Is, 1897
Esterhazy acquitted by secret court
martial. January IL, 1893
lola publishes "J'accuse" letter..
January 10, 1898
lola fined and sentenced to prison.
February %, 1898
Court of Cessation quashes Zola's
sentence :. -. April 2, 1898
C~avaignac, War Minister, produces
documents to prove Dreyfus' guilt
July 7, 1898
lola condemned again July 16, 1896
Colonel Henry arrested, confesses
forging chief of C%avaignac's docu.
ments; commits suicide.
August 81, 1898
Wal Minister Cavaignac resigns.
September 4, 1895
French commission decides against
revision :. September 26, 1898
Brisson Ministry resigns; Court OF
Cessation reports in favor of res
vision. . . October 25, 1898
Dupuy Ministry takes Office.
October 81, 1898
Court of Cessation stops prosecution
of P%icquart.. December 9, 1898
Court of Cessation orders second
court-martial. . June 3, 1899
Dupuy Ministry having been defeat
ed, Waldeck-Rousseau forms new
ministry. :. ....June %, 1899
Dreyfus leaves DEVILS Island for
F~rance.... :. ....July 10, 1899
Second court-martial opens at
Attempt to kill Labori fails.
August IA, 1899
Dreyfus sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in a fortress.
September 10, 1899
President Loubet issues pardon.
September 10, 1899
Dreyfus set at liberty.
September 20, 1899
Supreme Court fully vindicates Drey-
fus.. go. July -, 1906
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OUTDOOR LIFE
Will Not Offset the Ill Effects of
Coffee When One Cannot Digest 1t.
A farmer SAYS:

A 1drU1ST 6dgo
s'It was not from liquor or tobacco
that for ten years or more | suffered
from dyspepsia and stomach trouble;
they were caused by the use of cot.
fee until l got so bad l had to give
nm coffee entirely and almost give up
eating. There were times when /
could eat only boiled milk and bread
and when | went to the field to work
I had to take some bread and butter
along to give me strength.
81 doctored with doctors and took
almost everything l could get for my
stomach in the way of medicine, but
if 1 got any better it only lasted u
little while until / was almost d
walking skeleton.
zone day l read an ad. for Postum
and told my wife l would try 1t, and
as to the following facts I will make
affidavit before any Judge:
Il quit coffee entirely and used
Postum in it's place. | have regained
nv health entirely and can eat any
thing that is cooked to eat. l have
increased in weight until now /
weigh more than l ever did; l have
not taken any medicine for my stom-
ach since l began using Postum.
Why, 1 believe Postum will almost
digest an iron wedge.
MY family would stick to coffee
at first, but they saw the effects 1t
had on me and when they were feel
ing bad they began to use Postum,
one at a time, until now we all use
Postum" Name give by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Ten days trial of Postum in place
of coffee proves the truth, and easy
and pleasant way. There's a rea-
son
Look In pkgs. for a copy of the
famous little book, THE Read to
MELVILLE"
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20
Santo Domingo Rejects Protocol.

Santo Domingo Congress rejected
the Dominican-Italian protocol, and
complications with Italy are expected
to follow.
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The National Game.

1t really seems to be a case of
Jack Chesbro redivivus.
The Boston Club is said to have
offered Toledo $4,000 for the fast In
dian o~utfielder, Frank Jude.
In timing the swing of his bat to
meet the ball Beaumont, of the Pr
ates, is an ideal performer with the
stick.
Carl Druhot released by Cincin-
natl to the St. Louis Nationals, has
become a winning pitcher for the
Cardinals.
At last the doctor thinks he has
discovered just what's the matter
With Ewing's lame pitching arm.
It's not rheumatism, as Ewing long
supposed, but a strained nerve.
Catcher Bergen, of the Brooklyns,
has done fine work this season in
throwing to bases and on foul flies.
ST. Louis is playing good ball, but
not quite good enough to win.
Jake Beckley has joined the ranks
OF the clean-shayen. John Titus is
tho only National Lacquer wearing Il
.nUstache.
Jimmy Williams he's taken off SO
much weight since last year that he
NOW Ia able to run very fast indeed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-20

Wasps rank next to ants in point
Of insect intelligence. N. Y.-29
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of little use to me for years. The
constant flow of urine kept my sys-
tenn depleted, causing nervous chills
and night sweats. After trying seven
different climates and using all kinds
of medicine l had the good fortune
to hear of Doan's Kidney Pills. This
remedy has cured me l am as well
to-day as 1 was twenty years ago, and
my eyesight is perfect"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n Y.
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Summer Shore Book.

The New Jersey Central has just issued
an interesting booklet on the New Jersey
Coast resorts. 1t is replete with informa-
ton desired by the vacationist. The book
has about IS illustrations, together with
maps of the various routes to the shore.
New Jersey, always popular as a vacation
resort, has become doubly popular since
the New Jersey Central has put in opera
ton it's fast Sea Shore trains in addition
to the famous Sandy Hook Route.
If you are interested in a vacation, be
sure you have the New Jersey Central's
"Sea Side Resorts in New jersey" it will
be sent to any address upon receipt of 4
cents in stamps by G. N. Burt, Gen'l
Pass'r Agent, l43 Liberty St., n. Y.