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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-26

All communications of every character sho9lc
be addressed TO T8g fREk Lance. f'eleI'AS
hnrI Va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

lit Der Yoiic Bate lid iibcroQ po-
plll0r gcrloht. llutcr Den Mliif.
nnmnlcrn iill0 rNcGgO @roOn" BON
Scalic Scigh 0clunDtL nGbc Broom,
Itid @itGc1," BON Sri, %iuion Dor
mon, mo aSha @po 0oo W}olL" bon
Sdlit NFplie utter NIituirflul0 ,cillea
@ollct=Gorpa bon 5m0li NidDdrn &C
lltngcn. 9ic @oltptiGultiptclcr iit0;
Scrbcrt G0utbornt, @orrp @otion.
Sam. @ulir, Sri. &c3lic &ci06, @ro.
@bitc, GrlS. Seattle Mmt, Niou
Smccilcn itllh Sliiic 3Qrrcitct; |icrlter
&obcrt &dnc, @nrrp @riffitb, Mor-
glteritc q Sontc, Hoiito @Nvrcncc.
ionic Gin &cginlclt pan .glltcn Sdn,
germ. WatinceJl lucr0cll an W'itt-
nod mo Somnhg gcgcben.
,r9l0ncp1sR SDCatrr"
~Mordin0 Erprab @corgiQ" lit
Der GiteI ocS StiifeS, oaS oicic @Sodc
i'll n@loncp'a SDcatcr" }llr Nltifiib,
rlrlla Aclon0t. GicS lit Conicl g.
Starts lester Griola lilI0 clue militn.
ride &onlnnce, mcId}c lid) oltf @cuc-
raj Sbcrmon'9 biItoriihcn Mori6
grilnOct. IS lit cine prGdltigc &c
ifid)tc, mcld)c sic Sdrcdct, Sen SCI
oennnltb unO Die Selbitoufopicrlmg
ihilocrt, meld)c in jcncnl &rie1e 5I
iinocn limo. vWiord)ing Eron1b
@~corgio" mfrs nid)t ulr BON elmer
olla0cjcihnetcn @eiclihuit 9cgcbcM
ionOcrn ca cntGGIt audi Diclc allbergc-
m6bnIih pr1djtiGc Scencric'n. Ma
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Spcr i'm auditorium" nuitrctell.
Matincc'n iinOcn orn Montog, 0icn-
tag, Mittluod) nno Somltog ltatt.
,SnIli0apItr. SbentcI

I'dH, ''ilisuolD Hiu SuIitIlu8 hui.
nSoIltbopitr. Sbeotcr."
oNs Colo IN tbe Stills" Gin ncllca
Mclobramo bon mirfliH orouloti.
ld,cnt Wcrtbe. tonnlt oieic Mod)e hit
o@oQioopitr. Sbcntcr" sur Nlliiilb.
rung. 0oS Gronlo boltoclt aus
Dem 2cbcn Scr Siloioner. oEoneuo,"
Otc Eohter cincS Snbioncr . @Grpt.
lniga, ltl0 DSittlc Sor," Cit ilt1gcr
&nbioncr, ipiclcn Die @ouptrollc ii,
Stiid. Glc G%6orottcre limo icbr gut
0%c5eidNlct, ltnO Sri. Gnrilp @olc miro
Die Nolc Scr Snoioncrin ipiclen. -
Cine Anjobt G%olroepiQc.S pc5iolitG.
ten iino in Gem Stild c~in1eid)oltet.
nM onumcnt0l 5bcotcr."
Sic yNSnloccnt Wnioa" tretell bic.
ic Mod)c I'M .Monmmcntol Sbcotcr"
nni. 3ruci YurlcSfcn, ~Strud bp q
Gnclonc" mo oStrunoct." fo1lnlcl
sur gll~tiiilhrltn1, mo inter hcn Gin
5cl0orltcQcrn 6cfinoclt iid): @rocic
NCnllol0&, NIccnc mo Sonniltnr, IN
@cidnQct mo GGu5cll; Gcpr5o ulo
elliott, Ifrobotcn; Millioma II. Cor
moon mo eugene Serge in iauitrir.
ten Sicocrn; Aac nli Der TaltOcUile.
WilDnc lchr belicbt.
y q DIS W nttG0u9 Eraiiion.
9ltl o~llgcmeilleS TcrIoil0en luir0
am Gicnitag inter Der Seitlll0 bon
Srll. Sarolh Nolooiph I'M Yca6obp-
SnItltltt" nit Grd)citer, Srgel mo
ierncr inter Winuirfung tcroorro.
Acnncr Soiiltcn Vnd'S yWuttb0its
Vallion" 5ur 9lllffilbrltng 0clangct.
Gas Werf lUltroc bcfnnntlid) ppri0es
nSobr bier sum erltelt Dtdlc auige-
iiibrt, mo Suilbcrte bon YCriunen
nlltBtetl ubgc!uicicn mer0cn. Sic Dies.
l06rige Nuflilbrltrg miro acriall il
Dem Nobrlen Der oorjdbriget gebnl.
tcl. Sic lit on ctlidcn Sicllen 10
obgcfilr5t lpproen, Oab lie in jlpei
Stunbcn nufgefiibrt merocn fam.
Ger mituirfcnbe Gbor bcitcbt olla ~
bon @altimore's bcitcn Soliitcn. IN
elmer Stclle miro Der Sbor ourd) Den
anabend)or Der oltcn ct. Yauls,air.
hc criebt. Gas Splo Guartett uiib
Der god).Gbor iino mic infgt 5%ulonl-
men geiett: Colo. Quartet - Srall
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trllgcn $215.44 mo Die arSgabcn
$93.3S.
Gin icbr + ii b der 2oben.
o.. Gie .2oupre Soroid)ub Co." Die
bcocllten0iten Sobrifonten BON "a.
men.NonOifilben III Baltimore, err
6iinetc geitcrn IN Nr. Z, @eit.2ering-
tonItrobe, cinen neilcn 2noen. 0oS
.2otol lit 1ubcrit biibidy nusgeitottet
mo eingcrtd)tct, uno Die Woaren
lino in portbeilbofteitcr Weiie 5iir
Sdau aeIteQt. Nebcn ben Sanoidl.
ben bGlt Die Gompognie oltdJ feline
importirte TipiodJcn iiirGomen 5rnt
8erfout iolpie Soilert, ltntertleioer.
Strunpinooren II. /. H., itno 5ipar
Naes bon Scr nobellten Sorte.
Neucr @eneral Inipalt
Ser StrnBenbabn. 9aS
G~ireftorium ser StraBenbobn.@e.
ieaidoit bat Srn. Soiepb 6. Sroncc.
Mitglieo Der Hed)tsonmolt Sirma
Niais, Sooner, Srance & Smith. jllnt
General. anpolt Der @eieqidoit or.
mGblt. Yisber bate Die StroBeus
bo6n.@ eieaidoit feinen eigentliden
General. Anfpott; Serr BERNARD Gar.
ter ltono ais Spe5ialonmalt in 9ien'
item Der Gompogrtie, uno Die Serrelt
0eorgc Goblin Yenniman nnb no.
bert Grain 5abltcn ebenfals 81 oeit
permanent engogirten Gedtsnniuol'
ten Der @eicQid)oit. Serr Sronce
miro Wiitglico ieiner H~eftsanlpalts
5irmo bleiberi. .3lt.ts u
ener Sag04 @arbetn. -
S6erIt Sobn W. glpirett bon Gumbcr.
lnno bot ais StoatS- SagouaroeinH re.
iignirt mo 8ouperneur @nrfiel0 bat
Srn. Oregon Dtilton Sennis pon
Baltimore an ieiner Steqe ernount.
Scrr TenniS iptrOc Dor mebrerelt
Wpnoten pom @ollperneur sult
Siilfs. SogbsWnroetn erlannt uno
periob Srn. gpirett's Yflihtcn, als
0ieier frallf mar, obne Dafiir Som.
p%eniotion 5u erbolten. Cine Bill.
Srn. Gennis ihoolos si balten. ltarb
i'm Sinon5sGomite oes Senats. Der
neiie .@aroein lit Tertreter Der
II. @aro im eriten &atbs5meige.
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CIR. 80 BIS 218, 21oro ~sso,oarn : gtraee.


Charles Nobol0, SoprorL 5rou Mn.
ia Goplor Sonc@, Ilt, 0r. g8iQiom
.. Hicgcr, Scnor, &r. &crbcrt Nj.
tbcrlpoon ToB.
Wod) e Gbor - Spprolt, Srollen
Clifton Inorclpa. Vlundc Splpona
9lodnlorL ". ". Glollo, GboS. W.
Gpitcr, Wnt. 2. @ibion, 9iid. Srty
monnL Semitic Is. Stcport; Srls.
emma Nlbrcdt, aotberinc 9urronS,
Glcotor Gbolc, &ntbcrinc SGtDc, Ycl.
lie Sonoip, Carrie HoicnbcinL glice
SomuelS, MorD Sdmob, Marie
Smith; Scror, Clifton InorcipS, s..
Hco Std George @oroina s. alon
Sou9bton u. g. Soncs, Yollicn s..
&%obinlor, CHARLES Sdollcrlllult, 8.
y. Webb; Nlt, Sraucn i. $. gooiion,
:. $. gopcr, ). &. Gidcu VI. allr.
relnleDer, u. .. Snns0olc, 4. S.Wtiti.
Ter, u. $. WottlL M.I. NicoQ%, 6rle.
G0ltb Glort, antbcrinc SCillCnol1,
Stoo &cnllc0p, Gorlotto Nicploi, u.
Scllnon, Scro Sticbler, gOeIine
Srobnnb, @cDo WcnB; Wob, @nl. ".
9lou0, Sorrp Ga'tmon g. VI sSrurf,
Foltor &oinonIt, Sonnlcl WtcB0cr,
VI, Miiior NicoaS, Is. Vertrom 4Seo-
cod, Stdrlcu ECters, {. Z. Stodboll.
lc, Ntiton Stcincr, Sohn y. Somit.
leito, 1Sobn &oIfcr. Nla Grgo.tilt
int9irt Srcocrid u. Silbcr.
Ser nM arp LAMB gG It c T.
Gerein" hielt geItcrn gbenO in
Gorid}S Sol(e, 9tr. AIS, Wtit 2cring.
tonItrobc, cine General gcriomnt,
lung, III wuldlcr scr ErGiiocnt IS.
Gctel Den Goriit llno Der ScfrctGr
augult go0t ouS Erotofoa iiibrtc.
Nah Grlcoigung Der neutrality-suspicious.
ipltrDe beldlollcn, anfungs sui i'm
Welten0 . Eorf cill Eicnic abjubnl.
ten 81 lpeldent 3lpcf ein Irrangc-
mentS l.. Gpmitc ernutnt muroe, be.
ltebenO aus oen @@. ). lllrid), Geo.
9llde, d. Sltfe, aorl Siibihe. W.
Slider, 6reo. Sodmnnn i. Giberlc,
Otto 3icgler, Yetcr Sd)mibt, Con.
roo Scrner, 6elir Sein mnb 4. Sic
lellpetter. Sooonn muroe ein 3cpi-
lions Gomite ernunlt, ~beitebeno
aus Den SS. M 3miter, 3. @oumer.
aurl Silbid)e. Otto 3iegler nno s.
Gollnersbouien. Gle ginnabmelt be-
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(on0sG Dc0tcr" jl Ic1cl iciu. 2n ser
Spite GC3 -Eroarnnm9 itcben Gmil
Sod tEO Sane Glton, mc.dc nit
ibrcr ci1cncn Ertppc sic criolgrcid)c
GriAjn1lfom0Oic nNiGr. &ici" sur
Nufliibrlulg briltAcu. Sine on0crc
9lttroftion iino sic %eting 3o!loOcn,
IA Seterotclt, lucldcn oh ihrcr mi
IitdriiNcn GyercitIen groBc3 H>nterciie
cnt9cAcn gcOradt miro. 9lnOCre be-
mcrfclWpcrtbc 9%llummcrn iinN: Nn.
llic mo Scnlic a)cauons, Nillitcr uno
Gohterp Dcfanlte Nii4ncppr6bcH. Gin
}ltt iBhAiGnp9cno iil4n &ppoiprN'a
.0relirtE @HE3eo ;4s'o4iea luno Nfien;
.9MitD pn9b& oAbb9L onlib afomiiheu
2rflonlqtionGm Seuilt NSpntrOie mo
ibrc finn Pluto Girls" Morton un0
Qiomou0 nit ibrGn SriNinol-@c-
ian1t@- rnlo IoH5ott. ,NeI Shlnb
Der &orItcllllng bil0ct Die 8oriiJbrlrng
bclucalihcr &il0Frs MatiNee'u mic
iltEid. .u,pa1- e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

icin. George ". 9iitc Der tcfonntc
aonlifcr, tritt ollt, ionic oltd) :. s.
lhowo3, cin &iinItIT critcn NongcS.
6erncr nat sic Srltppc cine 9lr5obl
SpCiuliltcu Der &otNcpiuc @iibne
olti5ulueiicL mo oic @ciltd)er MGR.
ben %pGbrell0 Scr Adll}cn &oritcQun0
ridjt iibcr cinen W}omcNt ser Gauge.
lucilc SIT tlogcn 6roudcn.
- urplnn0 E0cotcr."
Cine c~rittGdiii9e &6It0epiQe %or.
irll1ulD miro oieie ModIe inr Morp-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

0Yonl Cones" Sn Der @cicaihait
bciinocn lid, ciuige Der bcIten Ginger
lln0 S6auipicIcr Der beutigen allcri-
fanii6eu &iibne. lie Soil, Guar.
tctte uHS G6Grc in aToul Cones"
neroell miit icItener 9oiffonmaenbeit
SurdgefiiArt Sri. Roie Cecilia Sbop
miro oieIc ISOLDE III Der gcnaiulten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

tinee'n iiltoen am Montag, Wtittuo6,
Jrcitag mo Somitag itott.
e &c 6opctp."
@iee & @orton's ~&oie Sill 6oQp
So" ~itottct oieie @odle oent a&qpc3
FL S6cafer" igtgp idbrIid)ch 1dilG
nagurb uble 1nciieINmirb bus Cleo
tfr BET jeoer Gorittuun9 iiberiiiH
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Hnlere Tbenter.
.Sorb's Sprrnboua."

nSbe Ssle II SPICE" cin pitontcS
m,iituliidcS Stiid, miro oirie ESQ
de bon .. &. @bitncU'a Grippe in
.Sprb'S SpcrnGolt9" ae9tbcr. 0o2
Stiid lit BON Sulue usO @corNc e..
Stoooaro gcidrie6en, mGGrcuo sic
M'ilIit bon Enul Sd)iuoIer mo @en.
Wt, Scromc geIicicrt mltroc. Die Ntil-
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~ ii 0itoriul IT."

llntcr otlcu 2(uifil6rlmgcll, meIde
III 0icicr Soiion 9cieDcn mlrOcn,
lrur0c feline itilruIiiMcr 6epiqfomnl-
net, mic bic aroBr tomiiNc Opcr
Saul SoNc2." 0icicl6c crrnug ii6cr.
oil cincn ouBcr90uobnlih groBcll gr.
iolg. lin cincn iuIdcn bcilt5ltagc 5u
crrcidet, mnB Is cine gau5 6%cionocrc
Nttrottiot NIT Ocn 6citcn &rdItcn
lem, mo gerdOc Dies iiuOen mir bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

EGHc snr Heiie ms Anslanb be.
iorst Is. Saline, vi. Ala, Dit.UaIti.
morc.S trake, nabe Gaitpmboaie.Ape.
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ntnter-GurOillrlt

Wcriiid:c Sdnucijcr @nroincn, Eanr 69e.
Mit yilltco" mo Nci6untcn MHider, ipctc mo,
cn1e SoItvll. g8crtb Soc.
Wcriidtc Sdnuci5cr @aroincn, Eaar SOC.
SIT elmer GroBcu M}opitGt pom Niuitcrn, ctIidc
plnlftirte Sduucijcr nit pulttirtcn 9iIlidcl. Scrtb
$t.25.
WcrHidJtc MetzWaroincn, Eaar S1.19
Mit &cnoiiioncc, old) Spitcn Ginidbcn lnlo
&ortcn. @crtb $50.
HebA Narbincn, Eoar S1.29 nno S1.69
80 Oaro@ lang, in uiclcn nclrcl M~lltcrn. Gieie
Gardiner limo in cincm S~on0bcinl ltlcntbcbrlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-08

%orlplrl Der Sr9el uno @ciona Der
Gorfirmonocn. Sicb, SonntagSidul
ebor. Inrufung mo 8lolbens6cs
fctlntnlB. 8cmcinbc @eionn 2ic0
Nr. 6. 9ibelobifnitt nno @ebct.
~Sbor9elong, @cmcinoe9eio1a 9ieo
Tr. 422. Grcbigt, G~borgeiona, Gin.
legnung DER Goniirmonocn uto 5ltlll
Shllb 0cnncinocaeiong.
Gpang. Intb. Mortini.
&ir1c.
EaItor 81. $. Steiiens.
Die nad)folgcnocn 13 &inoer iucr-
ben bcutc in Der cnong. 'llltb. Wort:
ntsalrfc, Gde bon Sharp il,O Sen.
rieitaltraBc oilrd Eoitor 9r. S.Stci
tens contlrmlrt: Clarence 5ranf, ".
Nounton1, Holpb @ornfcn, grtbilr
Fctcrs, @oltcr Gcpiol, 2ouis Stci.
tens, Sobn @inter, Sulills Mublp,
&tolo SoiTtonl, Woric tSelfo, Il,s
9lllto Sornid)cin, Irieon 6icoler ulo
Sitlll Gcrf. Ter GoniirlrlationS.@ Got
teaotcnIt finoct Ibcnos ltott.
G,bangcliihe SolcmS.
STRIDE c.
EoItor ernit bon Sobmonn.
Sn Der epongcliit . lntDcrild)cn
Snlemsfird)e an Scr 9otterp = 9lpc.
ipcrocn fclgeiloc ainoer confiriuirt:
&nobcn - &orl Shncibcr, Rob. $.
Solld)t, Otto 9icocnfapp, Geo. Got
horn, HihorO Strcdcr, Gipolo Giu.
olf Giuolo Eicfier mo Sob. @ei6.
rolld,. MGbd,cn - Sbo 8inms.ao.
rolinc Scroll. Morie Siiridl gl,allltc
brunette, Motbiloc Sdrlltc, Moric
Sd)nlt, Glilc Jiirid ullo 9crtbo
8rollo,
Scntibc reformirte Sln-
manucIs &irfc.
. Ealtor 5. 9. aoiorpcr.
SSn Der ocntlhcn rc~iorntirtcn Snn.
moillcls : Stride an oer Gdc Don
Sfroocr, NM Sorotogoitrobe lucr.
DcIt beilte nod ciltcnt intcreiionten
firflifcn Grogromme sic iol9enocn
&lnoer cnniirmirt; Gnotcn - GoliS
@oit, Geo. ". Suffer, Scnrp G.&onl-
MGR, Gorl q. aronib, Geo. ). 2ono-
5000, Sobn u. ding, Sorrp u. IolL
@m. q. Moth George Scnrp Strott,
Geo. 81. Sd)1d)cr. @nt. @eltlter llno
6rco. Mcbcr. Woohcn = 2oltro &.
Nbift, Soo y. 9ur99roi, gnno &.
8aroner, Norrrlo NJ. SoI5boucr, 6.
W. &nicrim. 2ouiie VI. 2oone. Gil
iabctb 2. Geibert, Morie VI. Souocr
,lno Gillian j. @iinmer.
9cntd lc cDong.-ln ut +. 81.
EouIs. Stride.
Eoitor Gbr. aiibn.
Sn Ser ct. YoulS.a Stride an Der
Ode BON Srcmiont- mrb Soratogoitr.
lperocn oic iolgenocn ainoer c%oiliir-
mirt:
anoben WiIbclm 2etnlutc, S,oi.
&leilL Carl Soffnlonn, Scroinono
Geid}miincr, Sricorif Goritens, Geo.
Socob, Gictor Tops, Carl 9limbera,
6eroinono Sicbcrfncdt, Silgo aiibn
nnb allguit Barter.
MGbt)cn - Mnno gepcr, gnno
Shneioer. aotbcrine Sdmiot. Stti.
lie Garltcns, @ona 6Ieiidpr. Moroo.
rctbc Wunocr itnb Morie Weper.
Gpang. Tut +. e t. Sbomas.
STRIDE.
Eaiior $. @udcllberger.
Sn Der eponG. .luibcriiden St.Sbo.
mos.&irtc on Der ode BON Worp
Tnn, mo Bllasfiitrobe lpetben belt.
te ole iofgenoen ainocr confirntirt:
q anabcn Scinrid) sod, .@lhtap
Waf, Otto @%rincipocbfn, Geo, goa-
mer, Gorl @cggcrolp, GarlHo bnloln,
Ilbcrt &itopf @ilbclm Miiicler.
2conbnro Wltn5crt, Carl Hiiieler unb
Sobonn &1fner.
Mabd)en Sba WiiQer. Wnrie
-Sd,ul5. Sriebcrife Mcdciier. Sbereie
Ode, Gleonore @efeiier. Wilbelminc'
HoBmtnnn, gnna Sod, Oorotben @or.
roth iillO Gle Werfcl.
Gpung ..l II +. ct. s obonnes;
STRIDE on Ger 9ioleitr.
Yaltor Hifolaus 9urfart.
Iolgenbe &inoer tpcroen beilte con,
iirmirf: Seitrih 2dfiert. 8eorg BOT
GIiiabeiba 9araet, Gbriiinc
8eier uub Spbia 9Frflos. go.
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Ho d) feline Spur. - Srl.
Gmnla Sflcgel BON Hr. 1918, Dit
9altintorcItrabe, luelde angeblih
AM lebtcn Wittipot $14,365 ouf ser
StroBc pcrlor, bat nod feline Nad)-
rift erbalten, Dab ir9eno Semono
'eine Sp1tri bon Dem pcridNpliroencll
@elbe fano. Sic %bcidppcrt lid. BOZ
mand)e 2elite ibr belt @erIitit Dcs
@eloes nid)t glallber fpollcn. Sic &c
itanO Gin, COB tie nit Srn. 2eonborb
5. Guild, ciilem. a~oitgdngrr I'M obi.
gen Sauie, perlobt Jet. 1861
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Yalmionntag.
(TprtIctnfg BON Der oritten Scitc.
G~cformirte 3ionS.a irhc c.
Yaltpr ,Sphonn Somfner(ottr

FaItor Sobonn Somnlerlotte.
St Der ref. 3ionstir6c an Gbaieitr.
atno Sarforo . gpenlle coniirmirt
bcllte Tormittog INN 12t0 llbr ga.
ltor Sobonr Sommcrlotte Die fol
genocn Gonfirmonocn: W1odcn =
eono Sollicr, Srieoa @eripig, So
tborinc Gents, Worgoretbe 2inf ,Wtin-
Tie aobio, Clara Miacr, 9%crrboroi.
llo Woeicr, Minnic Hoob, emma
Hlrpp, grno Sdoif. anoben =
Jreo. @otfe, Con. @rinoth,. Sorrp
&rllg, 5afobS d,miot, Ir. 5. Stnnild,
SSaI.er Spinoler uno &orrp 9cllher.
FaItor Sommcrlotte predict iibcr
"Nent aoni9 fonrmt." Mottb. 81,
Y. .. Cine Hcnnion ser cbcmoliocn
GonIirnonbcn Der @cncinoc iinoct
ltott. GoS Erogromm fir bic id,olle
Teler lit %folgcnbcS: Gintritt oeS No.
1torS nit Den Goniirnlonocn inter
%orlplcl Der Sr9el uno @ciouo Der
eorfirmonocl', Sico, sonntagSidul
Gbor. gnrlliung mo @loubel,s6c.
fcnntnlB. @cmcinbc . 8eiong 2ico
Er. 6. Sibelobidnitt uuo 8cbct.
ebor9elong. @cmcinoegeiol,g 2ieo
Nr. 422, grcoi9t Gborgeiona, Gin
le9nung DER Goniirmanocn ulto gum
Shlllb @en,cinocociong.
Gpong Int +. 10 ortini.
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i n1nter-Rnrtterrl

MG0rns Eurticrcu, hnS Eanr SOC. nno St.2.9 .
3NarO9 lang, creme @rullO NIT griinen, 0olo.,
Nolc-, rot6clt lnb blntClt Strciicn lllo Srnn5cl an
GnOc. @on5 ipc5icl.
.@cuubcnc GanuaS Eprticrcn, Sas Euar SIS
Sdlncr, Gcrlt = @ritno nit Nriiter, %golocncll,
HpIc., rotbcn mo blNlcn Streiicn. @crtb $3.50.
@cmuitcrtc Waoras Eurticrcn, oas Yaar $2.93
Bon importirtenl ihottiidc1 MooroS in 5uci.
farbt1cn Gficften BON Creme, AiI mo Nloll. gScrtb
$3.50.
SnrGi9c MaoraS Eurticrcn, bas &aar $4,95 nnb
1896
Slnportirtc Id)ottii0c Mtu0roS in II f~iinitlcri-
ldcn Sorbcn-G onlbiuotioncn. gScrtb $500 uno
500. ....
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Dnnara' fafrrm-T epptd)e.

Gic %iolgenoen Erciic iinS cntidicocn inter ocll-
icniNclr, wclhc gemobnlid) iiir genal ~bieielben
@robelt uno Niolit0tcn pcrlongt perOcn. 0ieic
Gcppifc folnmcl IN lueiden, reifel, gutgeoedtcn
Wiultcrn, aud in fiibnen, conpentionellen mo eir-
laden G%iicttcll. Die Golerbofti9feit, tiinitlcriihen
Gltpiirie ilio g~eringen Soften nodeit oieic Sep
pihc Sl iNtdIcn 9ooenoeten fir Somntertpob.
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SommcrsS ett:0 arniturcm.
Sdywci5cr @arnihrcn, crtra-ipc5icl su 1925
Itit ~boppclten Neibcn BON iilni eigen oocr brei.
ten Sultell, brcitc Hilldcn nit 6olct itno brcitcm
10 Shlm. @ertb $50 10. E. o. '" "'"'-
Huattirtc Swif acriiidtc Warnitnrcn, 1896
alcinc luto mittlcrc Fulftt. &crtD $500.
Wcriidtc Sill. @aruitnrcr, S2.75 3, $40 nno $685.
Wtit Ncrniiinrcc Spibcl Mcoailons, Ginidbeu
mo anlltcn. Scbr ipe5icl(.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
Steamer lowed by q Whale.

The whaling steamer Orion, which
Capt. Balloon and his associates are
operating in connection with the mod
ern station at Cechart, on the west
coast of this Island, figured in an ex-
citing adventure recently, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer, the outcome Of
which was for two hours in doubt,
while a monster "sulphur-bottom"
whale seventy-ive feet in length tow
ed the steamer seward at better than
~1ifteen-knot speed. a.
The whale had been h%arpooned in
the ordinary manner, but was not kill
ed as usual, the bomb attached to the
harpoon failing to explode at the crit
ical instant. $685. "
AS the monster was only wounded
and enraged there was nothing else to
do but pay out line and play the big
fish until it should become exhausted.
For two hours the whale Travelled sea-
ward, towing the steamer. 1t kept IN
der water the greater part Of the time,
coming up at quarter-hour intervals
to blow, and so hard did it pull that
the blades of the harpoon loosened in
its, flesh.
The whales pace grew steadily less,
however, until it finally became very
weak. The high speed at which it had
Travelled and the heavy drag of the
steamer told and the effect of the tow
was intensified by reversing the ships
engines. Finally one of the ships
boats crept up on the whale ard -four
hand lances were buried in its vitals.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
TIE OLD PLACES.

Say, how would you like to go with me
Away from the greed and spelling,
To a place l know where the fields
stretch green
And there's naught of strife and toll
ing?
And how would you like to forget the
noise
And these haunted city faces,
And bury them deep in the dreams we'd
have
In the gooI old boytime places?
Say, how would you like to 20 with me
To the Willows friendly cover,
Down to the river where. long ago,
The pickerel used to hover?
And how would you like to wander
again
AS We did with sunburnrl faces,
And bare, brown feet. and ragged clothes
In the good old boytime places?
Say, how would you like to go with me
And forget your tribulations,
In the romp and rove and needless life
We knew in our school vacations?
And how would it be to find the pond,
The one where the old millrace is,
And dive in its waters cool and deep
One of those boytime places?
milwaukee, Sentinel.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
ly the same equality of right to PASS

ly the same equality of right to pass
along or across the streets between
the places where crossings are estab-
chooses TO ignore the convenience Of
ar established crossing he may do so.
crossing the street at any point and
preserving his equality of right vher-
ever~he may elect to ross
Along with this equality of legal
right there is imposed upon pedestrian,
rider AMI driver alike the obligation so
to exercise Il and reasonable care
and diligence as not u~nreasonably TO
interfere with or obstruct the exercise
of an equal right by any other.
What is reasonable care and dill
gence is always to be determined by
the circumstances and surroundings Of
each case. Both the pedestrian and
the driver of any vehicle would be
held to a higher degree of diligence in
n crowded street than in one where
passers of either kin are few.
There is a very common impression
that pedestrians have n superior right
on crossings and riders and drivers
between crossings, but his appea to
be entirely erroneous. Each has as
much right as the other anywhere in
the street spaces between sidewalks
and each is bound alike to reasonable
care.
1t Is true that the pedestrian usually
exercises greater ARE than the driver,
but this is purely extralegal, arising
from the bald physical fact that while
a horse and wagon may easily run
over a pedestrian the latter cannot by
any means I'll over a horse and
wagon.
Drivers Of vehicles habitually take
advantage Of this physical fact, but
the law would not uphold them in so
doing and there would probably be less
OF it If proprietors Of. vehicles would
instruct the drivers they employ in the
strict equality of right in all alike in
the use Of the streets.-Chicago Chron.
icle.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
CAUGHT WOLF WITH HANDS
President Tells How n Hunter Ac-
coMplished the Feat.

President Tells How n Hunter Ac-
conlplished the Feat.
In a couple of miles 1 was close
enough to see what was going on. But
one greyhound was left with Aber.
nethy. The coyote was obviously
tired, and Abernethy, with the aid Of
his perfectly trained horse, was help
ing the greyhound catch it.
Twice he headed it, and this en-
abled me to gain rapidly. They had
reached a small unwoOded creek by
h time I was within fifty yards; the
little wolf tried to break back to the
left; A~beraethy headed it and rode al
most over it; and it gave a wicked
snap at his foot, cutting the boot.
Then he wheeled and came toward it;
again it galloped back, and just as it
crossed the creek the greyhound made
a rush, pinned it by the hind leg and
threw it.
There was a scuffie. hen a yell from
the greyhound as the wolf bit it. At
the bite the hound let go and jumped
ment, A~bernethy, who had ridden his
horse right on them as they struggled,
leaped off and sprang on top Of the
wolf. He held the reins Of the horse
with one hand and thrust the other
with a rapidity and precision even
greater than the rapidity of the VOLTS
snap, into the VOLTS mouth, jamming
his hand down crossways between the
jaws, selling the lower jaw and bend
ing it down 20 that the wolf could not
bite him. f..-sv
He had a stout glove ON his hand,
but this would have been of no avail
whatever had he not seized the sc:-
NAL just as he did, that is behind the
CANNES, while his hand pressed the
lips against the teeth; with his knees
he kept the wolf from using it's fore
paws to break the hold, until it gave
up struggling. When - thus leaped
on and captured the coyote it was en-
tirely free, the dog having let 60 of 1t,
and he was obliged to keep hold Of
the reins Of his horse with one hand.
1 a not twenty yards distant at the
time. and as I leaped off the horse
he was sitting placidly on the live
wolf, his hand between its jaws, the
greyhound standing beside him and
his horse standing by as placid as he
was. In a couple Of minutes Fortes-
cue and Lambert came up. 1t was
as remarkable a feat of the kind us
I, have ever seen.-Mr. Roosevelt in
Scribner'S Magazine.