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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-12-20

BIZ THH GzAR1NAs
pert woodcarver. This ability % q h.
suit of her German blood and environ
ment.
AS little Princess Alix, daugsEa
Of the late Grand Duke Louis Ne
of Hesse and "sweet Princess AiceH
Queen Victoria's favorit6daughter ha.
was taught many Of the crafts that e
is deemed proper In Germany Cor at
children to know. And It b because OF
that ability, her deep devotion to her
children and the inherent desire Of the
Germans "to make things" that the,
czartna plans and executes little sur
prises for the five imperial youngsters
of Russia. A. 3. HKIEe
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
AMERICAN CITIES DOOMED
That Is, According to Edmund Serb.
ner Stevens, Prognostieator and
Regent Of Cyrus the Great.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-That twenty
six OF the largest American cities win be
wiped off the face of the earth within the
next two years, New York and Washing-
ton included, is the prophecy made by
Edmund Scribner Stevens, OF this city
self-styled prognosticator astrologer and
royalty appointed regent of King Cyrus
tho Great for whom he says he viii act
until the long dead luler revisits the
world
The list Of prescribed cities includes
New York. Albany, Buffalo. Detroit,
lansing, Boston, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Richmond. Lebanon Pa; Pittsburg,
Columbus, Indianapolis Cincinnati, Louis
vile, Nashville, Muskegon, Milwaukee
Chicago. st. Louis, Hanover MO-; 81
Joseph Mo-; St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Denver London, Paris and Rome are also
doomed.
'The world is IN the throes or an up
heaval which will eventually right tn,
earth and make the North Pole north and
the South Pole south. instead Of having
the earth's axis on a slant" says Mr.
Stevens "That upheavai VIII caus,
food, fire and earthquake, and most OF
the large cities Of the world are going C
suffer"
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
WILMINGTON'S FAST
GROWINGBIGSTORE

Among the leading stores Of the city
grown into prominence because of the
judicious use OF printers ink, and al
ways fair dealings. is the store on Mar
ket street at No. 22s. which bears the
big gilt sign, "rho Leader"
Pleased customers is a by-word with
this store, where everything in winter
wearables for women, misses and chill
dren in the latest styles and best values
are constantly on hand.
The price story is better told sn the
big advertisements IN The Evening
Journal from time to time. and the bet
ter told in that space here will not per-
init.
The Leader is one of the leading
stores in the State of Delaware. and
each year sees a large increase in trade.
This not in advertising alone hut he
cause what is told in the ad is found a
fact at the store, a motto always prac-
ticed at THE Leader"
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
Shoes and Rubber Bargains

Dongola warm lined ladies'
Shoes, plain toes and pure wool
lining; solid leather count 90
ers; regular value $3.50, at SOC
Ladies' warm lined and plain
felt slippers that are a very big
bargain, in all sizes, solid soles
and counters; regular value 40
l75c, at ................. 4OC
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
VICTIM OF THE RAIL
Another Man Manned in Horrible
Manner at Thurlow.

The harvest OF death and injuries
goes merrily on along the lines Of the
p, b. & w. railroad. the latest victim
being the son and sole support Of an
aged widow residing in Chester.
The unfortunate young man was Z.
u. Buckalew, well-known in this city,
where he was formerly employed as a
motOrman.
While engaged in his duties as brake
man OF the Thurlow shifting crew. late
last night BuclSalew fell beneath the
wheels of his train, receiving injuries
which necessitated the amputation OF
both legs below the knee. Although
weak from loss OF blood and sufferine
from shock, Buckalew's recovery Is ex-
pected by the physicians at Chester
Hospital.
1t was when the shifter was making
what is known as a flying switch,
and when Buckalew was riding on OF
attempting to board one OF the cars
that he missed his footing and dropped
down beneath the wheels. His cries
for aid brought The other members OF
the train crew TO him and when it was
seen that he had been terribly injured
no time was lost in conveying him tc
the hospital.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
CAPTURED NEAR CHESTER
Negro Wanted Here for Attempted
Murder in the Tolls.

George Lockwood, colored. who has
been wanted by the Delaware authori-
ties for over a week TO answer to the
charge Of shooting another negro dur
ing a fight at Milford. the victim now
lowering between life and death. was
taken into custody yesterday after
noon at Leipervlle. near Chester by
Chief OF Police Williams, Officer Mere
dith and State Detective J. l.. Hawkins.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning
the Chester authorities received word
from Wilmington that Lockwood had
gone to the home Of relatives in Leiper-
willie. About noon, Chief Williams. OF
that city, went 10 the place. where they
found Lockwood. He offered no resist
ance and accompanied the officers to
Chester. He was placed in a cell to
await the necessary requisition papers
should he refuse to return TO Delaware.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
s n. STAATS
DOLE.

DOLLS.
Our Christmas Dolls are here-al-
most every kind from a tiny china one
at a penny on up to a life size Bisque
Doll. BY placing our order with the
Importers early, when their line was
at its best, we have secured "a very
choice assortment.
cELLULolD DOLLS
from cents on up to $500.
RAG BABIES
25c, SOC and s1.Oo.
DRESSED DOLLS.
Csom 10 cents on<up.
DOLLS SHOES. SLIPPERS,
HOSE, ETC.
DOLLS RESTRUNG.
TEDDY BEARS, Brown and White.
FANCY BASKETS.
Our Christmas Baskets are now
ready for your inspection. Any bought
now will be held for future delivery, if
so desired An attractive assortment in
white and fancy straw, rush and willow
in a variety Of shapes at most reason
able prices
Scrap and Work Baskets,
Shopping Baskets, Boxes and Catch
Ais, Infants Baskets.
4O5 Market st. 4O4 ShipIey st
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
ROLLER SKATING RINK

EGGN SNAIt NJ Q RIM
lth Street, near Monroe.
Skating Ss3:9ssss;a. Ssss:54as; @ ss iS$l8 $,S
Admission 10 cents, except Thursday
night only, SO cents. Skates 1Oc. l5c and
% cents extra.
Thanksgiving Night. Admission 1Oc.
skates 25c extra.
BASKET BALL
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER u.
FRANKLIN VS.. WEST END.
Two l5-minute halves. 8 to & 20
No Interruption to skating Usual ad-
mission 1Ocs skates 25c extra.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
versity last SATURDAY.

The football teams OF the two depart
ments of the institution met for their an
nual game and between the halves the
friends of the teams clashed. The dental
students made the first rush. Each car
ried a grotesque papier mache cane for a
weapon, but the medical students drew
forth from under their coats, leg and arm
bones, tied with red and purple ribbons,
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

and with these clubs smashed the heads
Of their foes numerically. The dental
students were soon put to flight. In the
last half of the game the medical stu
dents wildly swung their weapons while
urging their team to victory.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

Ladies Beaver warm lined
Juliets in all sizes of black felts
and turn sole; regular ST TX
value, at -...... .........' ~
Babies warm lined shoes in
red flannel lining, very fine patent
leather tips, dongola polish, with
little lifts on heels; regu- AO
lar price 75c, at ......... .4SC
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
Trimmed Millinery

We are showing some very
swell styles in ladies' felt and vel
vet trimmed hats in all colors.
The most particular shape this
season is the ladies' turned down
fiat in all colors to match your
dress. We have a very fine as
.sortment, all ready trimmed, at
81. .49, $2.9S and $3.50
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
COMEDY THEATRE
4o2 MARKET STREET.

4o2 MARKET STREET.
w. Q. Hyrup. General Manager
HYRUP'S MOVING PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Program, days commencing November
I9 Phenomenal Hen, Photographing Beors,
First Night out, War Of Children, The
Critic.
illustrated songs by Clinton Martin and
William Blair.
Music by Mrs. Bertha Peacock. Pianist.
Adults 10 cents: children. cents.
Matinees, 1.30 p. m. SC to all.
Evenings. $50 p. m.
This building is thoroughly heated.
Come in and wait for your car.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
HUMAN BONES AS WEAPONS
Medical Students in Chicago Use Them
TO Bout Foes.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O.-Human bones were
used as cudgels by medical students IN a
fracas with the dental students on the
football field at the Northwestern Uni
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

Learn 10 skate at the Country Roller
Skating Rink, Brandywine Springs
Special afternoon sessions for ladies and
beginners. Instruction Free. Every day.
twice daily. Music. 6000 square feet floor.
Thoroughly heated.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

Miss Bertha Crossan, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. AL
fred Mitchener, of this city.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

nOCkSTADER.S GARRICK THEATRE
Strictly High-Class Vaudeville.
Commencing Monday Matinee Nov. 70.
BBDINIS' ELEVEN CRAZY JIJJJIJJrs
Chas. Bowser, Nadine Winston & Co.
Louise Montrose and her Auto Girls
THE QUIGLEY BROTHERS.
THE CASINO COMEDY FOUR
FRANKIE RICHARDS & COMPANY
ALE GIBSON. THE KINETOGRAPH.
Afternoons at 215. Evenings M SIX
Prices, 25c, Soc and O0c Box Seats, 75c
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
Five Thousand Dollars

TO invest in good second hand furni-
ture. Write or phone. Mcmahon
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@irb 0abett in @eit.Yoint.

EittsburAE ga, 80. Topem6er.
= Hubolpb s. &ulOea, ein bicIiger
junaer Gelltid = amerifoner, erbielt
sic miafortmene Gunoe, Dob er aus
DEM an lebten SnmItag bier obgeDal-
tcnen Granlen iiir cine freie aaoettell-
ltene III @eit Eoint utter elmer gro
Beren AnSabl bon Gonbioaten alsSie.
ger berporgcgongcn lit uno gum Gin
tritt in Die gfuoenlie bere6tigt lit. Ter
iungc Mann tit Der Sobn bon Hep.
Y. 81. &uloeG, ieit 20 Sabren Ealtor
Der oeutifen epang..lutb. ct. Fonls-
8emeinbe, unb Elm Sdiiler Der Vile
gbenp Sodidule. gr miro am 10.
sunni 1907 in Die Initalt eintreten. =
onoere iullgc Geutih gmcrifaner,
9lrtbur $. Sdmiot mo 9orolo u.
Seripcrger, iino ST Stelloertretern Iiir
cine pnfonte Stelle III Der Marine
Mfoocnlic at annopolia, Mo. crnonnt
mproen.
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8iGctte's Yrpscf.
@eitere Gusiagen oes Angeflagten.-
&erb0r Der Glltloitungs5eugen &C.
idloiien.

&erfimer, N.-O., 30. 9top.
Gbciter &. Gillette, Der ulltcr Nnflate
Der grmoro1lng ieiner@eliebten @raee
Srorun bier pro5eiiirt miro, mllBte
beute Elm meitere5 idarfcS a%rcu6per.
bor beiteben. Ger Ingeflogte bate
falum ben 3%eugenitonO betrcten, ais
Der 3iItriftSonmolt i'm ld)orfen 80.
mes ernobnte, ieine Ill0en otf bic
8cldluorenen mo nidt ouf lcinclt
Scrtbcioiger 81 rid)teu. 9onn fam
Ole 6rogq: .8iiroen Sic, ioQS Sic
8race 9ropn auf iener 9ootiobrt I'M
Big Woole Safe nit Dem Senntsz
lhlGger bet0llbt bdttc,t, Dem 9eam-
ten, Der Die Gerboftung pornobm, oaa
geiogt boteH?" Gillette heiobte rnbi9
Die Srage. - .6aben Sic oaS Wt1S.
den %geboBt?" ~9tein." Sier rief
Der 9iltriftSdnmalt INN nleoer 81,
Die @eid)morenen, niht ieinen Der
tbeioigcr on5uieben. Ser Settere ers
bob Gtnlpano gegen cine lold)c 8c-
botolung ieines &licnten, uno Der
Gidter bcitdtiQte, ooB Der Strofdii-
molt nibt Dos Hed)t boue, Dem Ilge-
flagten por5ui6reiben, alIf men ct
lCine 9lide ridtcn iolte.
SIN meitcren Ger60r perliderte Der
Illoeflogte, Grace 9ropn babe, 10.
meit er lid erinncrn-fonnte i'm ME.
mails bcihuloigt, Der &oter ibrcs linz
9eborenen ainocS 81 iein, uno lein
9enebmcn ibr gegenilber lei llad Dem
Wonot Sftober porigcn Sahres, ais
er lie 81 6oa gcbraht bate, linpcr.
0nbert geblieben. 6ra9e; ,Sabcn Sie
lie ltod 1eliebt?." - sd liebte lie
nod" onmortete Gillette nit cincnl
l6orfcl Mitttn 02S GopfeS.
Ndd)0cm nod etlid)c onoerc 3ell.
0en pernomnlcn morOen marell, luur0c
ooS Gcrbor Der Gntlnltrngs5cu1cn
I'M 4.30 9to6mittoaS Neidloiien.
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Mn Mouicuclt'S NoreGe.
WlnidBettcl Der ameritonilfcn tSric-
oens.@cieQidoit. - &oridlGge al
Die nGdite 0anger Gonferen5.

~NNllhtNiI1NiAN HNN -
oens.@cieuldnit. - Goridl09e al
Die n0dite 0onger Gonferen5.
80 it 0 II, Moli., 80. Nopember, 1872
Die onerifoniite 6rieoens = @eieQ-
ihoft bot bier einen Srief Der Del.
fentlidbfeit ilbergeben, melden lie ul
ben Y%rGiioentcn Hooiepelt aeribtet
bat, unD in Dem lie nit Hiidiiht ouf
Die I'M Sabre 1907 beporltebenOe
@ooQer Gonfcren5 barllm crilldt, oaB
gemillc Eunfte Don 9eocutnng fir Die
SricoenSiadc nid)t luM III 0aS iRro'
ardmml Der Gonfcren5 ouTgcnoHulcn
ucrbelL ionocrn bof} oltd) Die Gcrtrc.
fer Nmcrito'2 Oohin initrltirt mcr0cn,
0oB 0icicn Yllnttcn luelentlide Nnfs
mcrtionfeit gcidlcntt meroe. Snt Gin.
5clnen legt Die omerifnnildle 6ricoens=
@eiclllhnit @emiht ouf Solgeit0c5:
sic meitere Gntlpidelltng zines oans
crt0en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lno oeit
9lbidllub bon Shieos1crihts- Gertrtis
gen, 10 ollgerncin mie moglid inter
oQcn @eltmGhten; Die ShnffuhA
perinoilher G%ongreiIe ooer Forla.
mente ser Nationer, inoem entlpeoer
Der @noger Congress ielblt permanent
ooer periooiih mieoertebreno gennad)t
ODER bon Dem Gouereile irgeno einc
onoere gangbore tSorm ooiiir gefllll-
ben merOe; Die 9eihrGnfling nn0
lucn1 moglih Die Scrublebuna oey
ariegsrilItingen ollrd) internutionu-
len &ertrog; Die Shoffung elmer in-
ternationalcn %Gomnliilion fir Die
9%pbififotiou Der ollgenlein angerIon1s
mencn Erin5ipien bea intcrnationalen
Hchts, ionic baS Stuoium uno Die
Gntnidelung oicier HehtsgrltnoiGbc,
lolueit barber feline ltebercihitim.
mltl1q Derridt; Die Sorfebruug, Bob
in SGllelL, IN Oe1en Ole Hotionen noe
gen zines Nngriiis ouf hire pitolen
SntereIlen o6er lire Ghrc Die Gntid)ei.
Dung bitrth onS Sd)ieoagerIht ohlsb.
men, Der Strcitpunft Dor 9eginn Ser
Seinbieligfeiten an cine Gummiiiion
permieien meroen miB, .pelfe ihr
llrtbeil iiber Den Strcitpttnft in elmer
oiientlidcn Grfldritng felt5uleaelt
bnbc;; Die Seitiebung Der Megel, onB
olles Eripoteieentbum mabreno zines
&rieacs ltnangrcifbdr lei.
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ADMINISTRATIONS brcier 8anfcm.

Eeoria, SQs., 30. Nooember.-
Grei bon s. g. Gbanbler aus Ma.
comb betriebene 9arfen in NC.
Tonoligb : County Itelten bette Die
3ablung elm. Nue 1rei bntten iriih
observation-disclosures an ben 1biiren
aneelflaaen III melhen lie erfl1rten,
oaB es ibnen an Dem notbpetoigen
9aargeio sur Sortietung ibrer @e-
idjGfte feble. Iie s~lnitolten iinO: Die
Snnf 0 Wocomb, 1epoIiten $3.50
600, &opitol $4,000; Chamber &
,Slnes Sanf 5u Golhcltcr. aapital
$4,000, GepoIiten 100000;
G,1aEbler & Smitb 9onf 5l Bar,
onlpb. aopitNl $4,000, Ieppliten
100000. @ie s. 9. Chamber err
fldrt, iino allc orei eanfen i%oluent,
unb sic 0epoiitoren meroen oeil pol.
len Setrag ihrer 8utbaben erbalten.
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3we 4
8rieg bcen0et.

Nictoriu q, =. g., 30. Non. -
Foltlad)rihten ans Sinaaporc per
NoHpfcr ,Nntilodna" cracbeu, ooB
Der icit 200 Sobrcn Don Den Noll0n-
bern %Aciiibrte ariea All Der %nicl
GrleteS cnOtid) sum Nbidllub gelangt
lit. Nod) elmer NclllcrunH Don pic
len Wnnatcn bobcn Die NolGnoer Die
S%er0ieItunq @orupu e%rohcrt, no oie
a~liItGnoigen SnlelbepoAuer gum leb.
ten Male Stano bielteu. Iieie Berg
icItllng lie9t 9leih eitem Nolerborlt
olf Der Spite zines iteilcn 9erges
un0 mar fait merrcitbar. Die Sol.
l1nber idnitten Sen 9elogerten oltrd)
llm5ingelumg Die &orrotbs5uiu6r ob.
lno Die Giibrer Der 9luiitdnoigen To-
pitlllirten ld)lieBQidl ais iie feinen
onoeren 9lllSlpeg mebr iaben, nit 900
Mann. Die ,Sniurrettion oltf Sin.
Gelebes lit biermit total unteroriidt.
TIottcnbeiud aus Snpon.
Gofio, 80. Nopember. Gin
ans Ben Greu5crn .Stiufuidima" uno
.Soidiootc5," iomie Dem S6laht-
ihiif .Motiuidimo" beltebenoeS ia
puniid)es Observation-Disclosures inter
Dem Gontrc NbmiraI Someofa, iril,
bcren ErGliocntcn Scr ad0ettenldule,
miro am ). Sonnlor bon 0ofobamo
aus cine Tahrt pia Sollullllu antres
ten. GoiieIbe miro Son 6ronciSco
mahrldlcinlih am is. Sebruar crrei.
den ulO ip1tcr Seattle rulo Tacoma
helthen.
Gin Gonooier ais Dot
huftcr.
2on0on, I. Gescmber. Die
nSimeS" pcroiientlidt belltc elncn
2eiiartitel, in ,peld)em tic Die Grncn+
nung zines Gonooiers sllm britiid)en
9otidoiter III @oibingion bciiirmor-
tet, unb erflort, cine lold,e GrnenmlrN
lei im SntereIie Der Gonlolihirnng oea
britilden @eltreihs miinifensipertb.
Canada bobc in Der &er9ongcnbcit
bGufig geunlg inter Der llnpillenbelt
ser llniobigfeit Oiplomotiid)er Giplo.
maten 5l leioen gebabt. mo ipeilll
icbt Elm iGbiger GAMBLER ben froa-
lihen Eoitcn erbolte, 10 iueroe er piel
oa5li bcitro9en fornnen, Inn Trilberc
Srrtbiilner uuo Sebler gut Su maden.
Gonobo's@ren5e iei 5000 Meilen lang
nno ipilroe i'm 1riegsfalle lhrper 5tt
pertbeioiaen icin. uno bo Gonaoa er'
hcblid) ldnp1d,cr iei, ais Die @ercinl9s
ten Staoteh 10 mtroe es ME eillen
Gonilift riafiren. Nan fonne lbnl
bobcr Die &ertrctiulg ocs britild)en
&eid)s III @oibineton detroit ilher-
lolien.
MittbciIungcn iiber Sic
W nroffo. expedition OIL.
EortS, SO. Hopember. - Sn Der
Gcpltirteufamnter fiinoiat Der Wti-
hitter bcs Ieuberen Hid)pn al, ooB
fran5oiiIde &riegsidiiie nod) Son'
ger beorOert ieien gemoB Dem INIT
Sporicn getroifencn 9bfommeu.
lueld)e& olen MGd,ten betonnt nno
bon lbrcn glltgebeiBen Jet. Gns 8e.
id)mo0er miro beilte i'll See geBen.
Gas &oraeben Der Hesiernn1, iiigtc
Der Minilter hin5lt, bebeiIte feline Sl-
tcrnentiol ionoern lei leoiglld, eill
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,YaiIber @iberitanb."
aaroinal Nidmro's JnitrnftiOncn an
ben Barrier Glcrms,

0~otte@OtenIte na6 0cm Snfroittrete1
0es ueueit airhengeiebes i%ort}lls
Ieten. - Erinj pom @alea eroMs
net Die nelle QaummoQb0rie III
Siuerpool. - Neglls Mcnclit BON
Nbpiiinicn id)pcr franf. - Seells
Oi1ltng zines 200 Sabre lang Don
0cn 0oQdnoern geiiibrten &riegeS
otf ser Sniel Gelebea. - 5apa-
niIher Slottenbei ud an unlerer
Facificfiiite oiii5i0s angetilnoigt.
- Der Waroffo Hummel.
EoriS, 80. Nopembcr. - &aroi-
nal Hid)orb, Gr5bildoi pom Forls,
bat DEM Barrier alerlla &nItrl'ftlo'
men iiber iein Gerbolten ge9enilber
Dem nelten airdengeiete 5ugeben loi,
len, Gle Snltrllftioncn lino niht
i0cntiid fir olle airhipiele, ouein
ibr ou0emcinea Erin5ip lit Nid)tons
crfcnn1tng oeS @eIebcs un0 polIiper
@iOeritonb. Sorticbung Der @ottes=
Oicnite nodr Dem If. 9c5embcr miro
jeood acboten.
&iperpoorS neue 9aums
wollb0ric eroffnct.
Hiuerpnpl, 30. Nopcmbcr. -
Ser Erin5 BON Males, mcld)cr in Se.
g~Icitung ieincr @emoblin erldien
er0iinete berte Die Dieiige neuc9oum-
molIborie, eirl prodtpoQea @cbGllbe,
meldc9 s. ,750,000 gefoltct bat. Snt
Gerlouie elmer Heoe Grpobnte er Die
&eriuGe, meldye 5ltr 3eit gcmad)t
mcr0cn, mn Die britiid)c 9oummoll-
Snbultrie blrd} 9uumhpollfllltlr in
britiifcn aolonte'n bon n%llsl0noi.
iden 2icferanten u~mobbdngig 5lt ma.
derL mo Gllberte oie Soffnllng ooB
0ieic 0crnilblnnQcn nit Der Belt Den
Qclpilnid)teit GrfolG bobcn luerGen.
W cneIcf 0 10 r frnnf.
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Cine bodbfeine 2cppidlz &ehrmaidime aratis.

tm Ghanf traenb einer eure 8obenbeeefnna I'M Setaee un SO nbr baribcr,
athtnen BADEN fne gnnmiiretfn.Raoer, Sugenagcr mi ale Wfcumae os
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9utocSrcgicrung o;e A6iid)t Bot,
oen ouitraliiden Gertreter oes me
rifaniiden Sel-SruItS ouf @runo
oeS Inti-S ruitgeieBes gu pro5eiiiren.
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@crmiidtc teleerapbiid)c Gepeidcn.

St Bolton trat aeItern Elm Gon-
ereb fir uio5iale gr5iebune" 5liam.
men. Die Ielegaten iino Witglieoer
pon 9ibliotbet- mo 9e1rerpereinen,
6raiten : Clubs ulto abnlid)en Srga-
niiltioner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01
anuruin-ReIte, Dir :slnrn 33r.

ollie aunlitdten in Dieier @aEtie 81 3brer gnspn9I Niele bm
bic Yarb. Sic tinoen inter tbHen qan5 uoueHe, eaintuol 'Stei
roen 81 BEN rMr iNt Otefe M0he ~leiieeieRten Eretfe Inlt ottlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01

tim cine Grfaftnua In einem sas ~ ~fnrircn.
nebme inGi 2aruiipe Sroinu Suiniile Iatlcien.
Npnibefcr gehen @elb sliriid. mrnH Tie nidbf fns
rireu. 6. Vi. 9robe'S Sianniur mf ieoer
edahiel. Co.. lSit4. GiSa&ia. B.i.B.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01

Sbbn eeirue fir ireenb
Gin &ein; gut eenadt uilo
bic Sorte, oie Sbnen ges
fdut. Biuig natiirIin.
sIIles 1T es bier bel oieiem
Gerfnuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01
VI CneIcf dl ner frnn

81 NJ 80. Ntopcnl6er. - Nad}ridr
ten aus Mois abeba, Der Saltptitobt
gbpiiinien's, er9ebetL BOP &onig
Wcnclet ih1per front tit utb Dob
mon inn Safe icineS Sobcs bc0enfli-
DIE Sample iiber Die Sbroniolge be-
iilrhtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01
TUFTS Leber Pillen

halien bas SpFem in Grnnuns uno
perbinnernbsn, Neutrality-suspicious. oer
2ebsr, pelhei aronfbsiten oorbergsbt.
Elm VerhinderungSmiitel
urn aopifdmerssn. Dbsps9Iia. ednirs
Def. fhle9tem @eidrmad i'm Mrnoe.
Spobrennen, teIeater 3unse, 4ppetits
loIisteit. 9artlsibisteit uno
Nae biliOien yciocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-01

@enn Sic bcntc nad orm Wfarftc 9cbcn, fcbrcn Sic fir einiac
MtnnteR bel inns Gin, Sic fOnncn fh Her ciuiac Sadcu nutcrridr
ten, bic Jbrc 8cobOrie brtrHen. Sic wcrbcn lcrnen, uas pide
sente i'll ianaicr 3nt eelermt babcn: baR bic @rcut snUR 00bel-
nno Seppidl Gpmpagnie etnes Der alcrbeicn Sanier fir bic Nuts
sabe uon @elo lit = mil Sic 10 ucnig sn ueraussaben babcn. q,
Tbcr nidbt Der Grcis alein lit ppn 5nhrcHe Der meilen Sun
Den. NatnrltdD limb bier bic aeringten, ic fir iuldr fcinen WDbrl
nnS Seppide angecthn Erciie in Strait - warcn cs ies nnO iuers
Den es ien, bis jcc Spur OieIcs ausaepidtncten &orratbs peruiidt
wurbCu tit.
IS fpmnt aber idleflidj nidt 10 pel baramf an, me mcnig
SIC ans5ngcben baben, ionocrn baranf, mas Sic fir jcme acrin9c
8eloinmmc erbaIten.
ecrabc 5Weimal 10 pel, ais Sic anbcrsuu crbahen. Sics lit
fene nnbearunocte gcbanptnng - ionoern cine Sbafade, bic Sic
bente MiOrgen 5m cigcncr 3mfrieoenbeit i'll cnua 5wei Wtinmten be-
mGien fonnen.
@c babcm Die 3ett, Sic 5m Hber5cngcn, wcnn Sic ba5n 3Gt
hbrtg laben, nnb fat cin 5eber fam Belt oa5n fnocn, 0clo 5n ipG
rem. Sic fOnnen 2ies bier nidt nmacbcn.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-29
Use wireIess Teleoranhv.

Use Wireless Telegraphy.
Wireless telegraphy is employed on
the Bavarian state railways for send
ing instructions, warnings, ETC., from
stations to approaching trains.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-29
IN TROPICAL AFRICA
MILES OF RAILROAD LAID ALONG
UPPER CONGO.
Remarkable Progress Made Consider.
ing the Distance from All Sources
Of Supplies and the Primi-
tive Labor.

More than 1000 black men, in
charge ~ European engineers, have
been engaged for more than year in
grading the r0adbed, laying the track
and doing all the rough work on the
new railway that has just been opened
along the upper Congo. This road be-
tween Stanleyville and Ponthierville,
IS miles, circumvents the stretch of
rapids that forms the first impedi-
ment to navigation on the upper river.
The line was opened few weeks ago
and it the pioneer railway in tropical
central Africa. In straight lines, it's
southern terminus at the head of the
rapids is about 1910 miles from Zan-
zibar and $40 miles from the Congo
mouth.
It has been interesting to watch
the progress of this enterprise. Few
railways have been built, with primi-
tive labor, so far from the sources Of
all supplies. The first step was the
building of two large storehouses at
Matadi and Stanleyville, 1926 miles
apart, following the Congo channel,