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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
Runs from Old carpetina.

After a house cleaning the house
wife is often confronted with a hsan
OF old carpcting Some may ice fairly
good. some much worn. some ingram.
and some BRUSSELS. and she is Ar her
wis ends To- know what 20 do with
10. 10 fs a surprise to many 10 know
that this mass of Unsightly material
can pc made into really beautiful
RUGS. The WAIVERS understand mixing
them IN .ucl a way that the most IN
likely combinations come out very
Uell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
The Popular FaVorite.

The play that never grows old. In
Old Kentucky" as interesting and a.
exciting a. of yore. $ now on its four
teenth annual tour of the country and
with splendid company and a com
plete scenic equipment entirely new
this year, will be seen at the opera
house Saturday. September 30
Since its original production away
back in 1892. its success has been re-
markable. 1t continues TO attarct the
afre goers year after year and Judging
by past and present standards of what
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

a simple cola c...H made thus
fake fs5 Ounces .F .Is.eE. tNl
ounces ,I nhilc ra.. fec ounces o
Il uf sse-t si-oli and ma'- -1-a.h
20 in porcelain fa-fle over o. -l0a
ire Remove. and willie tts arztlr.
s.iu le- a1l one ana eaehaI
ounces of stronger rose Hatfr. o.
which 60 grains OF b1rax have bear
dissolved iissr tis n.-s sr-.l sri.ht
varm. fird ifc misfrre to a foam
3y uzinE Iu egg hesfr- when almost
tick add a leE drc-s OF Oh Of rose
IT any pre.e erred perfume.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

Mount Sangay is the most active
volcano in the world II is situated
in Ecuador is 1920 feet in height.
ami has been in constant activity sine
1928. The sounds of its eruptions are
sometimes heard in Quito $50 miles
distant and once 267 reports were
counted in one hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
THREE KILL D AND
SIX HURT IN WRECK

GAINESVILLE Ohio, Sept %, Three
persons were killed and six injured
IN collision between freight and
a work train on the Cincinnati and
Muskiugum Valley at Rockcut, nine
miles north of here this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
ScANDlNAVlANS

At Frisco Arranging q Reception For
Explorer Amundsen.
san Frauci co. ; SEPT. 23-At the re-
quest of leading scandinavian citizens
Mayor Schmidt has named a commit
tee cot one hundred 20 formulate plans
frr a reception 10 Dee given to Roland
Amundscn. the Arctic EXPLORE. who
who has achi 'vei the signal honor of
10 covering Toe Northwest passage
The famous explorer b. expected fo
arrive al San Francisco in ten days
or two weeks. DR. David Starr Jor.
dan. President of Stanford University.
was made Chairman of the commit.
to-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
As to Talkin1.

The gift OF the CAB is a curse. Very
few men can talk and think at the
same time, except by hard schooling
1t takes a long time to become skilled
in the art of dictation, SO we should.
after ALL he less hasty IN condemning
the stenographer for errors and omis
sions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

To make the most of dull hours, to
make the best Of dull people, to like a
ioor Jest better than none, 10 wear the
hreadbare coat with smile, to hitch
our wagon to the old horse when nc
tar is handy this is a wholesome
ven if humble, philosophy,-Bliss
'erry
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
u. S. CRUISE LOST
Off CHINESE COAST?

Manila SEPT 22-It is reported
that the United Sta.a, glnboat Hell
ena has been LOST off The Chinese
coast No particular are ohtainable.
Rumors of the disaster were brought
here by teamers today
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

Notice to Change the Corporate Name.
Public notice is hereby given that
there will be special meeting of the
stockholders Gt the Bucher- WoodfoTd
Company at the residence of Il. Bueh-
or, 25l4 Walnut street on the Sth day
Of October, 1906, at 1880 p. M, for the
purpose of considering and deciding
upon he question of changing the
name of the corporation to E, Butcher
Packing Company
f. BUCHER.
~ GOLDSMITH,
ANTHONY p EHS.
Directors.
Cairo H., September Z 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
Desert Reelaimino Its Own

Bokhara, the most populous part Of
Turkestan. is gradually being
changed into a desert by the incur.
sions Of the sand dunes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
Buy a Home!

In Northern Michigan where you
can live all the year or spend the hot
summer months by the cool, shady
water OF lake and stream which TEEN
with all kinds OF game fish, includ-
ing the famous brook trout.
Land is mostly level being 440 feet
above the level OF Lake Michigan.
Sufferers from hay fever and asthma
get instant relief.
The soil is a dark sandy loan. es-
peeially adapted to fruit and vege-
table raising with the best markets
nearby.
This land Is being offered at from
$3.50 to $1,000 per acre-$l.OO per
acre cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments without interest-think OF 1t,
cheaper than renting.
The next excursion to these lands
VIII leave Cairo Tuesday noon,
2Sth, arriving in Chicago next morn
ing spending the day in Chicago,
leave there at 7,45 p M by boat for
Muskegon, arriving there the next
morning, where we take train for
Baldwin, county seat OF Lake county,
where our lands are located. To get
these lands before the people we will
make rate Of $500 for the round
trip to prospective purchasers-good
for ten days which is much less than
the fare one way. Fare will be re-
funded to purchasers of 40 acres or
more ami deduct from first pay
ment.
Orders for tickets must be in our
office by twelve O'clock each Monday.
Please call at office for any further
information desired-we will be glad
to furnish ii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
Washinntnn Eorecast

Washington ID. c., Sept 23.--Illinois
Fair Monday and Tuesday fresh
rtheas shifting TO southeast winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
HOSPITALS CROWDED
MAJORITY OF PATIENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Plnkham's Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly Experience.

II is a sad but
certain fact that
e cry ye a r
brings a n ! n
crease in the
numberofopera-
tons performed
upon women in
o ur hospitals.
More than three
fourths Of the
patients lyiD g
on those snow
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

TdnD C3ITDU 10 NE UIUTn INNING ON
account OF darkness
Baueries-Howcll and Spencer,
Dygert and Berry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24
T. j. HODGES CO

You might be living In a house twice
as big as your present one II you had
begun to watch the want ads. for
chances and opportunities and inveef
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

An advertisement IN The Bulletin IL
read by ten thousand people ever
asy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-24

Baueries-Powell and O'Conn,
Waddell and Berry.
Second Game.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03
germiidJte telcsrapbiidje 1epeiden.

Sn youngstown, Ohio, lit OaS
grobe @ebduoe Der Youngstown
Wocnroni Company" 0ur6 Seuer
6eritort l%uorOen. Ser Sdaoen miro
auf $250,000 pernnitlnat.
9as Boitnmt IN Heiu.Goncor0,
o, fuurbe in periloiielter &adt bon
R1ltbern beimgeiuft, pelfe ben
@eloidranf iprcngtcn uno $500 in
goar uno $500 in Worfen er6elteten
uno Johann in eitem geitoblenen
6ubriuerf Die 6ludt ergriiien.
9ei Der anfltnit oeS 0umpiers
pSrelono" in Wilw1ufee fnno man
Den 20 Satire oIten 9auio z. Glousb
erbdngt IN elmer aaiiite. Glougb
mobnte in Glcpelolto, Ohio ulfo mar
Elm Gilfel oes gi9entbiimers Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

Q G 10 a n.& erein pom BAL
| ii more.- Ger nSdppobeu'S erein"
bielt- geltern Wor9cu in 9ooenltei'
ner'S SnIle, Nr. 1884, OIt-Sopettc-
StroBc. ieine bo~l6idbrlide General
Gcrinmmlllng uro 8cnmtenluobl ob.
ErGIibent gliiguIt WotteS fiibrtc bcr
8oriit uno ScfretGr IS. ". aern
protofoQirte. Inter Mn0crcm pcroient
Der piertcIiGbrlide Ibrefnun9S-9e.
rtdyt G%ripGbnung, monod) Die Cir
nobmcn $3iS.39 uno 0ie allSgobet
$20i.t0 b%etrugcn, mitbin Elm &oIien'
beItono bon $t44.29 ocrbIeibt; in
@onfen Iino bcponirt $t075.79, moS
ein 0ourpcrmogen BON $1220.0S En-
gicbt. Gas Gomitc fir oaS ant 13.
NllguSt i'm n@eIteno-Ynrf" nb5nbol.
tenoe G%anItottcr 8olfSfcIt beridtete,
DAP bic gorbcreitunden Oo5u i'm be.
iten @ange IinO, iinb boiicsbe iuuroe
nod onrh Die ~folgen6cn Wtitglieoer
peritdrft: ghum Rcntidler, Z. 8onig,
Seinrih 9eder, Conrad Stoa, @eorg
Sommann, Sobn Wiiaer, g. @ie.
oenboft, @uitop 3ricorid, QcopoIo
Sofer, IS. 3. MottcS uno Scinrid)
Sdrooer, ipcId)e ibr 9eItcs tDun
lpcroen, bo& Set criolgreid) 5u mo-
dIcr. Cine giuloOun9 Der r@ittclS.
6odtS eftion Nr. I, g. 81. g." 5u ei.
mem boperiidcn BolfSieit iuur0e cnt.
gegen genommen. Nnd @nt9e9en,
nobnte iuciterer 9eridte mo 3uid)rif-
ten crfolgte Ole 9conttcniuobl, iucld)e
folgenocs @rgc6nib bate: ErGiioent.
gr9lit WotteS; Sicc.Er6iioent, Sein.
rid 9eder; prot. mo 5inon5iefretdr,
o.. W. 8ern; Shntmeiitcr, 8arl
Souter. NIS &ronfeu d. Gontitc fiir
ooS l%oufenoc Guortol bo6en SIT bic.
men: @iIb. Slider. Sobn 6rep, n.
@roff nno gmil @roB. 8egen Der
pielen porliegen6en 8eid)Gfte milbte
Der 9eIeeut 5unt ,llnobbGngigen
giirgerDerein" Die Nbgo6e ieines 90
ridtcs big 5lir ndditcn gcriomtnlung
perid)iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03
Nns 8altimurc-G unntg.


@robereS @eri6tSDebdii0e fir 0aS
County perlongt. - BaItor lue.
gen @rllheS oeS GbcperipredenS
ouf ShooencrioB pcrfIogt.
8rominente 9iirgcr bon Baltimore
County bctbeiligten iid) an Der gelue-
1liltg, oercn 3luef ser lit, oie Ser.
grOBerung 0c6 9egenuGrtigcn Sc.
ri6tSgcb6u0cS ocS Gountp3 at ers
Iongcn. bic GOuntp.G ommiIi6re er.
flGrten, oaB JIG ibon felt Ginger Belt
Die Ibiid)t batten, Die 6roQc in 9e.
ratblutg 81 5icbcn, OoB lie Die 9totb.
luenoigfcit elmer ioldcnGcrgroBcrung
citgeiebcn B0tten, llno Dor Ilcm
ipoIltcn iic Onfiir iorgcn, bob ieOcr
9colllte 0cS @cridteS I'M County iein
cigeneS 9iirenu betumme. &ihter
Guncon bonn &reiS9erid)te bon BAL.
tintorezGountp lit 0leidfoQS ein @e.
~fiirlportcr Der @ergr0Berung II. bate
crit fiir5Iid Sdritte gctbon fir Die
ginfitbrllng eIcftriihcr @eleud]tllng
III oenI @eb1u0e. Iacm Inideine
nad) miro man icOod) marten miiiicn,
bis Die nGflte 8cicb9ebung 5uiom.
men tritt, che oicic utbcoingt not6i9e
ScrbcIierlIng %bcgonncn iucrocn fam.
BcrIau9t $25 900.
SIN SreiSgeridtc fir Baltimore.
County 5u Sotpion bat Sri. S,lian z.
8bcclcr gcgeu oen Eoitor @bmorO ..
@ottS cine Rloge ouf 3oblung bon
$4,000 S6oocncrios luegen on0cb.
lid)en @rtdS beS gbcperipredrnS
cinocrcidt. Sn ibrer alaoeidrift
iogt bic alGgcrin, ooB iic mo SER
8nttS an s.. September 1904 cin
lle6crcinfommen getroffen bGtten,
DEM 5ufoIgc @cioc beirotDen ipiirOcn
mo Ole al1gerin babe beOcutcnbc
Sunmen 8elbcS oltSgegeben fir ibr
9rouieot. sic ici aus ibrcr Sob.
mlng oltSgc5o9en n1o 5lpor in Elm
Sous, iueId)cS iie fir ibrcn 3ufiiniti.
gen gefouft babe, uno cincn 9roBcu
TbeiI ibrer SauSboItungs : @c9cn.
itGn6c babe lie ipeggeidcnft, oo iie
niht glollbte, oab iie @ebraud boben
ipiiroe fir oieiclben. PIN %. Mni
1905 babe @attS icood) Die 8crIo.
bitng oilfgeboben mo babe ibr be.
fobIen, aus i6rer @obnung oilS5l.
5tcben. Sic iei ieitocu itetS bereit
gctpcicn, ben gbcbitrb nit ibm eir5u.
gcben, bod peigere er iid, icincn
Sbeil oeS GontroftcS nltS5ufiibren.
Serr @ottS lit Gin cbentoligcr EreOi.
ger unb pobnt 5itr 3cit III SagcrSs
toiptt, R0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

n0tluIltl. @tAltspuEtuHpNl FSUp lpeIa
der oas Sdiff aebort.
9ei'm ginitur5e bes 3elteS oes
Girfus bon @ebr. Hingling baben in
allroro, 81, orei Rerionen ibreIt
Goo gefunoen.
Die otrh eiuen Staa.@inithrs
in Der Sddlebernie.M ine in @oudp
Gbrnf, ga, peridiitteten 8ergleltte
8o6crt Gait unO Sobn 8olinfo limo
na6 22Itiinoiger @efangeni6ait ms
uerie6rt ans &ogeSIi6t ge5ogen NOR.
ben.
Ger Geger 8id 0abis. peI6er
zines uniittliden angriffs ouf ole t6.
iGbrige 5odter bcS 6arnerS Sra Ro-
biuion na6e Gbidoibo, ). g. unee-
fIogt mar, ipuroe bort eeiterlt BON
oinem Rob geb1ugt. Die 2pnter
oerbranmtclt ipdter Die 2eide.
@r~ofcior Mt Manner 8orcid
gelt or ben.
2onoor, i. uIi.-OPanuel Cor.
cio, Yroieiior Der Dtuiit un0 Grfinoer
OCS 2orpngoIfopS, lit beute bier &C.
itorben. ST iuuroc am II. Wi1r3 1905
geborcn.
urtbeil aufgeboben.
9erIiu /. Suli. sSSm
Ero5eb 9aditein. Der oae Sn-
iton5en ihon mebrere @aIe ourd)Iail.
fen bot, lit nunntebr obermaIige gnt-
idciounG beS 8eit)S= WilitGrgcridts
crfoIgt. 2eetereS bat OoS llrtbeiI bee
OberfriegSgeridtS in MliinIter. peI.
Dies oen 9ipiiionspfarrcr freiiprod.
pieOerum oufaeboben. 8efauntIid
mar 9aditein Der @eidimpfnng bon
Ginridltungen Der fotboliihen STRIDE
nngcflogte ipeGd)e III eineiu gortrnge:t
Gin Did in Die SeeIe oes Ultra.
montoniSmus" entbolten iein iollte.
Sainauer'S Q a III 1T | II ne Der.
Fault,
TberntalS monoert cine Der be.
riibnttelten bcutihen aunitinmmluf-
gen aus Dem &eid)e ms GltSlnnb.
IS lit Dies Die alien 8ltnitfreun6ert
lpcitbin b%cfnnnte Collection 0cS Ser.
liner 9onfierS Sninalter, lpeIdle
@erfe Scr beIten ~beittid)en ui,o itolie.
niid)en Meiiter umfaBt. 9ieie 9unft.
id)Gte iin0, bis ,ntrf eiit Stiif, fir
Den YreiS BON inSgefommt flint Mil.
liOncn Mart nody &onoon perfouft
porocn. las ein5ige Stiid, ipeIhcs
ni6t nod Der eu9Iiid)en W%ietropole
gebt, lit Elm OreitbeiltgcS gltorbiIo.
Elm Vieiitcritiid bes Gitereu Gronad).
uhb bicicS lit bon Dem St10ePiden
9~unitinititut in 6rantfurt a. W. CT.
mor6eit ipor0eii.
IIferlet aus 0entI6Iano. o.
Sn Strabburg 1T Der 8epotorbei-
Ter Wonteuffel beS 2nnoesperratbs
angeflogt' poroen. es perIortet, oab
ct Geri6liiiie BON Dem iteuen Robr.
riidlauf @eidiit. iotpic MobiImds
dyungs-gldne an bas IusIoiio 5u her.
tollfen periudte.
2aiit Mel0ung aus SarISrilbe er.
flGrte in Der eriteit bobiIfen 9ant.
mer neutrality-suspicious. Sreiberr bon
3uid, OaB Die 8eaieruns beitimmt
an ben SimuItaniduIen feitbalte.
@6rtlid iagte er: a0ie Simultnps
Sd)ulen beoelten oos Siin6nmcnt fir
Ole frieoIidJe gutuidelulg in unierem
Staote."
Gie luiirttem6ergiihe 8erfaiiungs.,
&eform miro boruusiidtIid) III Der
nGditen ISOLDE ourd ipcitereS Gntge.
.genfommen beioer aammern erIeoigt!
iperoen. gtodJ Dem abifluB oieier
Ingelegenbeit geoenft Der @iniiter.
Brdiioent Or. b. 8reitiing bon ieinem
suriid5utreten.
Erofeiior gugen aiibnemann bon
Der f9I. afooeritie in EoIen beroffent.
Iidt cine Sdrift ii6er Boien's Sui.
tlirpoIitif. gr i6liebt nit ben 8ort
ten, Dab Die Gntluidelung uno geoeu.
bieier Rolitif nbbdnae bon Der
grmoglidun9 zines inteniipen nfaoe.
- ia -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

0ieIelben 1ltberit rubig, Sn talbot
Gountp luurOen ioI9en0e Gelegotcn
ertp0blt:
Cation . 9iItrift = @iQiam Wo.
jon Sbebun g.. @orrp S6onno6on,
Nlfreo s. @ilion, Sobn s. 8iQey
un0 George 6. Callahan.
ct. MidaelS . 9iItrift - Quniel
9. 2eonarO, No6ert $. &lummcr,
Ilcron0cr Mortimcr, Morion S.Sor-
riion unO GonieI 5. Siggins.
Grappc . 0iItrift - SancS 9ar-
nett Yarrott, Sarpep 9. Slaughter,
George Stepens, q. $. &aaiant ulO
Maurice 6. Heipman.
Gbopel, 0iitrift - Gliio6 u. @eIt,
gbmarO g. StoopS, Charles HboOeS,
@iaiom j. Stump itno E6pmnS u,
3uolep.
@op Smnorco . 0iItrift - @eniu.
min j. Sbermoob, Gomar6 g. go.
mar, Sobn 8. Guni8, ". Carroll
Sodlon nn0 s. 6ronf 6air6onf.
9ieIelben lperoen ntor0en in Cation
5ltIomntentreten, I'M bier 0elegaten
Ilir Ole am IL. Sltli in Occon.Gitp
5ulommentretenoeG onoentiun st mG6.
len, in pcIfcr Elm Gon0ioot fiir Sen
erIten Gon8rcBOiitrift oltiacItellt mer.
Den iou. IS bcrrit)t fem ;3lueifel,
Dab Aftb. Sbomo9 Smith mie0er
sum 9annertrGgcr ser O~cmofrotiidcu
8artet bcruien merOcn miro. Gie am
Satnitog in Caroline . Goltntu cr.
m1bltcn Nelcgotcn pcrOen nlorNcn in
0enton 9eIegnten fir oieO ccan. 9th.
Contention %erruGblen rn0 Oiciel6cn
inItrlliren, fiir GongrebnlitglicO
Smitb ais GonOiooten 81 Itinmcu.
Die Gelegaten bon Someriet-Gountp
fiir Oie Occon.Gitp q. Contention per.
ben an 0ienitu0 in ErinceB anne
ourd) Sic Sumitog in ser ErimGrmobl
erludbltcn Ielegotcn britimmt ner.
oelt.
Noti5cn.
Ser republifoniihe Gon9rcBaGan.
0iont ocS i. Qiitrift8 miro @r.Gon.
9reBmit0Iico ". $. Sudion icin.
Nus gutter Quellc pcrIautet, Dab
Sr. Hobert Garrett fcin Gon9reB.
Gonoi0ot I'M 3. Qiitrift iein miro,
un0 ioQ III oicicm GoOe ser replbIifo.
niihc GongrcB . GouOiOnt in Oieiem
Giitrtft ans GarroaJGountp fommm.
SIS lit cine bei6Ioiiene S6otiode,
oaB sic 0cmofrotiifeu Nominotionen
fiir Hidter unO GongrcB = Gambia.
ten in Baltimore IN 0ieiem SCRIPT
nod Dem GramiorOsGountp = Spltem
gemad)t per0clt.
Ger republifonii6e &idter. Gonoi,
sat iiir Baltimore miro Sr. GGomaS
SSrelanO elliott iein.
GongreBmitgIieO Sill miro wieOer
ttnTimnhiB ntS Oemofrdtii6er Gori'
greB Gonoiout2 i'm A.. QiItrift nomi-
rtirt neroen, nahoem Die Oemotrnti-
ihe Organization ie0e llnteritiibun8
elmer Cppoiition gegcn Srn. @ia Der
Ueigert bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

YIN &c 81 ft9er lag. -
Gem Boli5eiridltcr Goldman wur0eiI
gcItern in Ser norbmeItIidfn Eoli5ci.
itotion ni6t meniger, ais 4G Grres
italtteR porgcfiibrt, ic0od) Aae ipegen
leidter 8ergeben, meSbolb Die Irbeit
raid BON Stotten ging un0 Die StrG.
ien nid)t ol5u bod ollSiielcn. Inter
Den &croonnertcn beinn0cn iid ID
Neger, melde bon Dem Scrgenntelt
Yeregorp uno brei Eoli5iitcn an Der
Cruio.Sin.Ape am Somitug a6ett0
perGoitet mliroer. Gieiel6en iinO no.
toriid)e Gde1Iteber, mclde cs Ooralt
obieGelL Goiinnten 81 bel1ittgen. Sc
ser oerieIben crbielt S. uno Soften
aufgebrummt. Wfit IuSnuDnle zines
idnuur5en S6onfes, bos ms @ef1ng'
nib lponocrte, be5oblten gac prompt.
&u53io. - @cgen Scr Nnidul.
bigun9 0eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
Sonntag ipnr0e geitern Der HcItoltro'
terr Sobn 6itgerolO bon gtr. 1924,
Sit-6ort-9 tpenue, bonn Hidter Cor in
ser iiiOliden EoIi5eiitotion inter
$500 9iirgihoft fir iein Seriabren
Dor BEN @roBgeidlpurencn geIteat.
9ie Go55ia ipur0e BON benz Sergean'
ten Sdtllte II. Den HoliSilten &nigbt
uno Bob orlsgeiiibrt. Die beiOen no
Iisiiten moren in GipilfleiOern itno
1%elongten obne anitnnO Ourd cine
Sintcrtbiire in bic @irtbid)uft, IN
melder iie iedS Eerionen porfanOen
un0 brei @lGicr Bier erbeutcten.
BIobIih q eitorben.- 6rou
6annp Sursler, Satin OeS Srn. w.
8. Gursler, itorb om Somitog Nod)-
mittog in ibrer 8obnung, Nr. 651,
@elt- 6rnnflinitrabe, al Den 5olgen
zines S6loganfaleS, obnc porber
fronf gemeien 5u iein. Iie 8erItor.
bene nilroe i'm Sabre 1861 nobe Gn'
~mersburg 8reOerif-G County, g%e6oren.
Sic mar ieit 16 Sabren nit Srn.
Snr@ler, Dem StaoisprGiiOenten oes
,WirtbesS di1bpereins," perbeiratbet.
Neben Dem g8ittlper binterlGBt lie
ibren Soter, Srn. s. Sobbs, ionic
cine Sdmeiter, 5rou GiteQa N%orfolf,
.
un0 orei Sal6idmcltern nnb 3ruei
Salbbriioer. Sic geeroigung iinoet
heute Nudmittag Itott.
8erionoInpti5. gunoes-
Worifoll Sobn =. 2artgbomnler, Der
felt etipn elmer ISOLDE an einem In.
ioQe Der @eIidtsroie Ieioet, befinoet
iid olif Dem @eae ser 9eiierrng. Or.
s. 6. @reBIer bat i'm in @cgonohing
geilortnlell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

Nm Dem Bib zines toaen Sum
bes iturb in Chicago Soiepb yteilon
aus Yaria, Ohio. gr iuar Dor icd)S
@o6en BON cinem Snnbe a~cbiien
noroen unO bate lid our 9ebanO.
hung nad Chicago begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-03

6 a nm nod nIbt rbo rt
wer0en. - Ger 9teger Gbtuoro
Benion bon Nr, 8, 9oro-gruceItroBc,
Der, iuie I'M oGeutidIen Gorreipon.
oenten" 6eridtct muroe am Samitnq
abeno ieincn 5ialieltgenoiien GbarleS
@bite in Die 9rrIt idoB, puroe ae-
tern IN Ser iiiOlpeItliden Goli5eiita.
ton Dem HidJter geah porgeiii6rt,
ieood fir Elm peiteres 9erbor am 1G.
Sltli mad DEM @efdngniB geionbt, ba
iih @bite nod III fritiifem 3uitano
I'M o6ronfIiR,S qnore-Soipitol" &c.
iinoet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16
WORSHIP OF SPRINGS
How Is Prevailed Among Early Poo
Piles In the Southwest.
Records Of the Pas


Springs are rarely found in the south.
for this reason they have been from
ancient times priced as q most valued
possession. The peoples who dwelt in
this region saw In these sources Of life
giving water the founts OF continuance
and well-being, and near them they To-
Gated their pueblos. Save air, NO ele-
ments OF nature are nearer to human
life than those combined into the print
tive fluid which must always be within
the reach Of men who PUT themselves
into the grasp Of the desert, The pHi-
mary knowledge Of the tribes who were
the pioneers, and of every human be-
ing who has since made his homo In
the great American desert, was COM
plete as to the location. distribution and
idiosyncrasies Of the water supply.
Spring water is naturally more priced
by the Inhabitants Of those desert soli-
tudes than that from the living streams,
ways at hand. while the watercourses,
which for the greater part OF tho year
are sinuouB reaches Of dry sand, fur
nish at flood q quickly disappearing
supply Of thinned mud which will not
be- touched by man or beast except in
the distress Of thirst.
One is not surprised, therefore, that
. pSVpAc WAA AVko1O SuCSS
springs "a sacred; in fact, the Indians
OF the southwest are not peculiar in the
worship Of springs. The sentiment 10
worldwide, has had vast range Of
time, perpetuates itself in the folklore
Of the highest civilizations and pre-
sents In its manifestations q most in
teresting body Of myth aud fancy. But
In the southwest the arid environment
has 30 intensified this feature Of print
tive culture that no spring in the re-
gion il without evidence OF many offer
ings to the deities of water. 1t is
small wonder, then, that the Pueblo
Indians came to regard springs with
special veneration, that they wove
around them myth and tradition and
made them objects of religious worship.
To one acquainted with the environment
and it's radical needs this seems to have
been . natural. even tho unconscious
generalization. Perhaps offerings to
springs will not admit of such simple
explanation. Perhaps the mystery OF
the underground source Of water wall
ing up from unknown depths. Impress
I've always even to the observer who
believes himself free frou H. troms
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16
AN EMBARRASSING ORDER
Harper's Weekly,

A man entered a well.known restau.
rant in New York the other day and
beckoned to waiter. 'Bring me-" he
said, "two fried eggs-one fried on
one side and one on The other
The waiter looked slightly puzzled,
but answered, 'sYes, SIR" and disap-
peared toward the kitchen.
Ten minutes later he returned, look
ing decidedly worried.
"Would you mind repeating that or
der, sirfo he asked.
ST want two fried eggs" said the
diner; zone fried on one side and one
on the other.'
The waiter again disappeared in the
direction Of the kitchen. After . long
or wait than before he returned, his
clothes disheveled, and his face bruised
and scratched.
aT beg your pardon, SIR" he said,
sshut would you mind having boiled
eggsf I've had words with the cook. -