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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

But unfortunately, the best ever
ate was made by mothers third
Cousins half-brother's step-aunt on
the fathers side. Harper's Bazaar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Sltcrglufcn.

Tic 2crd)c lit9t, Die &nolpcn
idppcllrll,
Ger Iuicritcbung Gag lit ba.
Nlla Sclicnbriiltcn rollld)cn Nllcllcn,
llno lol,ter n0l5t Der Strom Die
Wcllcu
limo mo9t mo flinGt: Sollclliio!
IS lit, nla ililltcru olc 0Il,ntc
&on Noiinung mo bon Sicbc bout
9lla idlidcn ourd) Die 1%riincn &1llnc
&cridGnlt bic lebtcn bloilcn Sr0umc
Ger nm crtidDpumocnen MintcrS5c!t.
CAS- lit cill SubcIn mo Sroblodcll
Snl g%riincn Sel0, im g%riincn Sbnl!
&on Ninlnlcl ilottcrn Nliithcnilodcn,
Gpm Sburme i6nllcn Sitcralodcn
limo Sricbct iditiclt Oiitd) OoS Nl.
ga lcgcn iid) Die milocn @ogcn,
Sic longc uni'rc @ruit brrdmiiblt,
Ger @obn 5crillcBt, Der inns bctrogen,
Gic 2icbe lit ms Scr5 gc5oNen
llnO oler &nB binlucg geipillt.
Mcr modtc olld) an ioldcn 1nocn
&oa Sonncnglon5 unb 9liltbcnprod,t
Nm lcinem oltcn Seioc hagen,
Nm Sootcngriiltcn itcb'n mo Hagen,
ga A1cs irob sum &inmtl loht!
Nein, iobt bcber5t Die oumpfcn
Sorgcn
limo if%lcuocrt tic ms Sd)ottenrcidl
Hod feimt 10 mlnlldca Slid pcrborz
gen,
Hltr rid)iet irci Den @lid gcl, Worgcn:
Scr SoiicnOc olcin lit reid!
Nun, Sitcr9Iocfen, id)olct, ldollct,
limo pcdt Die Ncr5en fern uno nab,
Cab bllrd FnIult mo Siittc ballet
limo bpnncrNleid) iilnl Sintnlcl mollc.
Ser Gngclarul: @%nllcluio!
&ulinS Eoiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
YlattbiitId,c Nebcnsartcn.

Sfolpert bod of II Fiero. I'M bett
peer Been.
Tu biilt mi 10 lccrp as ocnt Willlcr
DC Tccm.
Wof bi ton Somm. bcnn tritt Ol
DC Wulf.
cat fccn &inneripiG, Wclln N I'll
Wief oon5t.
MINER Glib a0ub bebbt Iiinlnler II
grot llcter.
Wern Sobn TO Subn funlnlt, limo
De aiifen pergetcn.
20 Aenitcr brtift MAJ lid Cannes
finner, ober 0icrIs.
Wenn De Hodtigou Seubopen iitt,
biirt ie up to lingen.
Wenn 5 Wooe IS. origgt man CT
4ubitcert us Solsbono.
Wott bclpt all DC Welt, penn Dc
Sob ben Mmnter unlItott.
Sunnert Stunncn anmtucr bctolt
feenen Eenn Sfyuloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Sr. Better bctcnnt.

Grittcr Ticc.Yroiioent Der Y9olti'
more. ohio @nbn" ncrfouite ieine
Goblcn. Aftien Dor 5rpci Monotcn.
Mic u~nabbGngigc ~aoblcngclell.
id)oitcn u%ttcroriidt mcrocn.
Gle intcritoatlid)c SnnoclS Som.
miiiipn ictte aeitern ibrc llnter'
intung ocS TcrbGltniiicS DER r9alti.
more Ohio . 9abn" sur yGonioli.
oirtcn aohlcn.Go.," .Sairmount &ob.
Icn-Go.." belmont aobIcn . Co."
nSomcr'ct aoblen.Go.," rGIorfaburg
SiicI So" mlo onocrcn &oblengcIcll.
idnitcll. oic IN Der cincn oocr onocret
Wciic pom ser @abn controlirt merocn
icllcn. tort. Ger bouptiod)lld)ltc
3cll9e NOR Scr brittle Ticc. Tr1iioent
Eoitcr bon Der baltimore Ohio.
@obn," mo Is milroc ST Gage gefor.
bert. Dab cr atticn Der Belmont
&obIcnnGo." cigncte, oiciclben obcr
Dor 5mci Wonotcn. ais Die Inter.
ildnultg olrd Die G%ommiilion bercitS
in Scr 2uft Lag, nit glttcm Eroilt Der.
%tnllitt; bnB Der Belmont aoblen.
60" 90 Gents bis $1,05 pro Come
bcSoblt mlirocn. mGbrcno Die III Der.
iclpen @cNcno bciinolihc u%nobb1n.
0i9c Baltimore Ohio aoblensGo."
MIR 50 bis 81 GentS pro COME Sob.
len bon Der @abn crbielt; Dab Die
@obu Die Sormirltn9 nciter &oblcn'
Gcmpaanicn III percitcln uno flcincrc
al bic @onb 81 oriltcn ll,d)c, ilocnl
Oicielbcn feline Wo99onS gclicicrt cr.
b%icItcn; ooB ole @nbn obcr, iobolo
@criid)tc ilbcr eineltntcrildung ourd)
Die intcrltnotlid)c SnnoclS Commit.
lion Ialtt murben, an olle u%nobbongl.
0en apblen. @eicaidoitcn idJrieb uto
n1iroeic, cb tic 9eluto @o99ons &c
%liciCrt crbicltcn uno mas bic 0obn fir
lie tllln fonntc.
2cbtcrcS mutoc bilrd) cine Mntiport
olli ooS .pGtcrlihe" Nnerbicten BON
Srn. :. z. Boswell, SefrctGr Der
.Gou0lab Hoif 60" bon Charts
burg, M..&u.. in oroltilfcr Weilc
iulitrirt. Sicic Mntport. mcld)c ooa
9ncrbictcn Der 9obu 5wnr oohfcno
onmabm. mar 5it9lcit cine gepieiiertc
Hiigc iiir Die 9abu ipeaen Tcrnnd,.
lGiiigung ibrcr geictlifcn Yilid)t uno
cine 0cidruloi9un0, onB Die 9obn bic
Carbohydrates" Dem 9nnfcrott
nabc gebradt, itoem oieielbe lire
Gontrofte pcrlor, neil Die @oDn feline
NoggonS g%citclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
g(ltcr wits IN ncmcr g(nila9c.

&n elmer ErorinSiolitoot unl9fbcilt
crciol1cte lid m0brcno zines Iincra
cin SnicrnrCHo. bos in rcr @cicn.
id)oit nod lorNc beiprod)cn ipltrOc.
Nan Goitc Die Eiiforomlllg 10 &c.
irolicr, oub Gin NGrdIcn ncbcncitnn.
Scr iof, bon hcnl man ober oicMnol
bcitim,nrt crportcte, ca meroc lid)
.oneiprcdclt" lnlo "cinig luerocn."
Mon idjicn iid) 9ct1llidt 81 bobcn,
benn Gle ilntNc Gorie b%ebonoeltc oeil
clcaortcl1 mo bcliebten Sicutcnont
GuBcrit ihnippiidl. "a luuroc ibr
Der Scht gcrcitt, bel cent Die rbcini,
Idle Siiie uerlnn1t, bob man bci'nl
Rebnlcn Der &chtlebcr Elm Gersd)cn
Made, obcr pbnc Elm Elogiut 81 Der.
iibcn. Sic Same lit nid)t pcrlcgcn
ullh iogt lollt mo oeittlid): Sic Sc
Der lit pom .Ncht nno nid)t bon CT
mem Sblucin lper Inn mid frclclt
nil, mn6 nlel)r olsSicitenul1t 'ein!"
Gin bcflMnmcnbcs Sdnpeigen emit
lton6. glbcr e ipor nod rid)t oler
Gage IberO gcfonmcll. Sent Sicll.
tenant miro Der &ed)t gcrcid)t mo
or io1t: Sic 2cbcr lit pom Sed)t
uro nid)t bon citem 4falt, Elm 1ot.
ter, idmcio'Ocr &ieutenont ninrmt
feline Cans SIR Srou!" - Sin San.
ocflotiden llno @roporuien belobnte
ben idlogicrtigen Sfii5ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Cab Giebe iibcr Niles
iie9t. bclpicS Sri. Wouo Smogenc
SbcmpfinS, bic II Sabre oltc Sof.
ter bon Trou Woub arltg BON Nr.
7OS, Norb.W onroeitroBc. ais lie nit
Srn. Nnon @oIioro DOB, % Sabre
alt, bon Hr. 1912, @elt4Dfilberrp.
itrobc, am Wpntog pcridImono mo
iif) am Mittipod) III Topcr, Gel.
nit ocmlclbcn trollcn licB. - 6roli
Grllg ipolltc cine Icrbinbung ibrer
Sod,tcr nit Srn. BOB iuc9en ocS ills
gcltbliden Mltcr~ ridJt bulocll. Srob
ibrc$ TcrbotS trnicn lid Die iungelt
9cuic bod. ipcsboIb Trou Griig ibrer
Sod,tcr am Sonntug NbenO Stlbcns
orrclt 5ilbift,rtc. Mbcr niih oiele
MoBrcgcl io0te 9tidt@ niiBcn. benn
bo& licbcsbcbiiritigc Sodtcrden be.
niittc i'll G%rmongelung elilcS VclIc.
rem 6cll Nod hires Vrrlocrs uno Der.
Iicb bic miiitcrlid)c Wobnung. Sr.
NoE lit in cincm Sd)nciocrgcidJGit
ar &oro.Guioipltrobc %bcld6itigt.
grad oen ainnbadcn -
Sorrp Gollcnbcr. 70 Sabre alt, ode
bon @ornep. mo Yotopscoitr. Wobni
boit, crIiit geitern Nnd)niittog cincn
ainnbudenbrlld). SollenOer bate
icin Slbrmcrf an Der Ode bon Soil'
bert. mo VeoionitroBc ltcbcn, ais
Ooiiclbc riidD1ris gu gcbcn begorn.
Yci'm Tcriud). Dies 81 pcrbinbern.
fam Der iunge Wonu 81 Soil, mobci
CT icil1cn aopi 5uiihen Die Speihcn
circs Der MGocr brndte. Gr mlir0e
bon Sronf Huiicll bon Nr. 1lG3.
SoubcrtitroBc, it cincni StroBcn.
bnbn @oggon nod Dem rStoot'
Soipitole" Gcbrod,t.
Sic Convention Der Sun'
bclaihullcbrer, ipelfc lcit Ionncr'
ito0 bier in Baltimore togtc, fam ge'
itcrn gum IbiflliB. unO Bolton mur'
&c ais Die ndtitiabrige Conventions.
ltoot olisgcnGbIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Sic Sdouipielerin Sobniton
Bennett, melhe lire Gorriere nit
Hidorb Monsiielb bcgonn, lit in
Mont Clair, Us. an Der Sdminb.
illd)t acitpr6cn. Sic itommte ans
1ralfreidI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
sfantiea! Gr9aase Neaauraat
Wr. %, Sib.W Strafc,

9enrs Aiebeie4L giaentbimer.
empfiebIf sbem 8ubIifum I'M neuen 2oiaI feline
impprtirten unb einbeimif&en 8eipe. Gidueure,
Bier NIB Gtgnrren better 0ndIitdt.
Wabl3eiten O Ia Carte merben dufS S@nad6'
taffeite aiiberettet.
yeeuIdres W.itiaaseien bon ~ Bis 8 1br
gadnittnnS. (Wdr324,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Nr. 11O4, Ncio.Ge ntraltNpenne.
Der ,Eurhoit Smmeriuabrcnoer Bauberctt
bon baltimore" eerfnmftclt ft6 bier ie.
ben Mpntae. - Gcorae Nrebm & Sons
8icr nm 3apf, nod beutfher art bireif
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

ueberfobren. - Gliie Wrinf.
monlt. oos 5lpei Sabre otter 5ohter.
fcn oes Srn. Notbon grinfmonn,
Nr. 1912, Observation-Disclosures.
murbe geitcrn Wittog fur5 Dor ~
llbr Dor Dem Souie ibres Saters bon
cinenl bon Somaro WiIion, Gr. 605,
lori .YopionitroBe, gclenften Sllbr.
lperf oes Srn. Eeter Shmibt Ode
bon @ilmor. uno SorotoaoitroBe. ST
Nooen gemorfen mo erlitt TcrIct'
5llngen am aopf uno aorper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
yei cincm Nird,empanif act0btet.

Gbtcogo. II. Npril. - Sn Der
ct. 2ubmile's Stride at Der Ode
bon u. StrnBc uno albonp : ape.
tpuroen bcutc Ibenb Bel elmer Ea.
nif in Solge zines Riifes nJeuer!"
brei Eerionen gctootet uno adt
ldaper iin0 oht leid)t perlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Ntnt'S !DUtel,

Wr. 1924, CN.VaItfinrtt.2 frdke.
8immcr OH Serrcn III permietbeft. GeinIte
8efrGnfe mno Beine. -81psBictu ,Vroiie'
ret"spter. YeriamnIiness3pfa 6cS ..STt
2ombarbftr. Smmerfpdbrenocn Ban, nne
Qcibpereinss. gbe. Eel. - g8oife 2562 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
canton uub StsbIaabtssm.

Gnring'S canton 2teberirans'Sauc,"
eEbiucifsede .. ctr. \. 1att'Mpe., 9aHton
onuptaunrtier bes sSuufonsYteoerfrdiI3".
Giltaiiuroe jeoer Wittipcd Ibei,o. Der
fina 9fbenb. Rational" sBi'r am Sapt.
Gbefapeafe'I eIepbur, - Bolfe f453 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Ghmtbt'S ,Gfhcnirn Nane,"
GAs q uuh fNauahsSfYA6e

Vut ., UHu WVuBV SItuRt.
Sauptauartier hes rS1bern ser. .llft. .gcr'
ems" ~ei1eufran8sD anneHpcreins, .!ear.
ton Smmertu. 9nu. nno geibsyereinS,"
.9eutibe Gemiitblitfeit," rSefeimnie6e'
luton" i.no ~Scipers9orflupe sr. 416,
3. 8. s.. srtffes Bier 5u feber Belt.
6. & E.sIeIspbon - Wolfe 250a W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
gu pcrfanfcn.

@elcacuhcit fir cinrn 3immcrrtanu pocr
SeInmurc inb WiurnlGno III controlircl;
$1,000 @irfunit pro Subr. Wiai tprccbe Dor
hri Srit. Murrr int ~,,opnano @pnic," Hr. COL,
ct. Yanl, Strafc. (10o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Sn pcrmictgcn.
an Ocrmtetbcn

VN OcriltttNCH.
Slid mo Ser9nii9uness Sbore am GoI9oie'
Greet. pegcniibcr Rirer sSiclu. beoleI1 lnr bic
Stoot ocIeocn. CNeutfbe 5amiIien beionberS
bcuorinot) Nah3ufruaer bel Yicrre Is. Sngan
d Ncpbcu, Hr. t6, Git'2ertnotpu' straee.
(gpril7-1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
eenrp 6. a.ein's MeNaurant,

Rr. PIG, Glag', nabe Soiuaro'etraRe.
Sor5iiaIibe 8cire, Spiritupfeu II. llniuns
Giadrren. geiics 9icr am 8apt. 2nnft
fir @efhdftsIeiitc bon 1870 B6rnt. bis
2 llbr Hatmittues. Iclepbon q. & B,
- aPt. Ycrnun 300S H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Z. u. Idermann's Safle,
Hurbu d.G6e 8nngb. pno Gdrciime'S trnRs.
SauptQuurticr ocs .BnpernsWfdnuertorS".
8ereinssY iebcn DonneritG9
9lhcth. 9teue WiiigIieoer iptIlto hitnen.
8or6iieIines 9icr Der ~9iaiionaLYraue'
tel" nm 3upf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Stcacngcindc.


StcIc0c1NM.
Cine int9c 6ruu iidt StelIune ais Salts
b1ItcriIl ODER aDchin. 9HdbiuirageH IN Mr..
1924. MnorcsstraRc, 2ucuit. Hoint.
CinJ-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Wtnl ppr benz 1 .Mai perfamit wcrocn.

,3,pei Mdcr 2ano; 3 Minuten @Sc9 bon
hcr Stutiuu; neues Snus. IS 3irtnler:
nuc moberien Gilrihiunoert; 5rlnht.
Sduiteu. lebcnbc 3dnne, Glclenipuiier,
Sniis aIlein foiteie $4,000. Niu e5 perinli'
fen fir $1,000.
Gin Mdcr 9ano; feline COTTAGE nit 6
9imntcrn: EetiibiiI. Gcrurnn. Siali II. |. ~.
@cuiiaenn Shit uio ShaiteHbdlioe: lcs
hcube 3dtnc: 10 WiciIen bon Der Sidof.
9Sin fir 1880 periuutcn.
100 Ndcr nubc Stution, rs Wieilct bon
Baltimore: fcincs &uns, StaIl etc: 80
gdcr inter NnItur. Neft in Adlo. FrctS
$1,000.
epcnu a~cuauntc Frciie mint niroria nc.
nna iino, made ntan mir cine Stirrte.
N. y. Nladbnru,
COt an MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Safpb Gieb' charlottesville"

aISS n ner p,m' Svn y.rrt0,etr.
Saupiauartier bcs BefanspereinS rWtclo'
6ic". GinpItunben ieten 2onnerttagIbenb.
IcrTommlungcn res Centennial Wcbacr'
9ercins" ieben .. mo 4. Dienttaa I'm
W,piat. 2cIepbon - nj. 8crnoh 2636 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
0ertanGt.

C2xAn~ uno 2cbrIinae lperoen ttctS ae'ii6f
\u<bSI bon Der .Wiarplano 9dder'Tsrel'
niauup," VT. 942, NorS.0ag', nabe Caroline
etrase.
els G. n. Sa4n, Mecni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
gu %uerfoIfcn:

Cine sSititpe bat 80 Siufer in alien 9bciieit
Der Gtubt, lpeIbc ie iotort oerfuufet rtlib. Wfln
abreIlire: Dor Z. 81" Eentider Gurreiponoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Yermiid)tr telesraphiide Scpeiden.
In Der llniperiitdt pom Iihi.
aon 81 Ann Arbor limo i57t Stu.
oentet ein9etrugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
@crlanst: Wamncr mno Snabcn.


Gin NGdcr ais 5,pcitc Snnb. 9iubSufrn9en
in Rr. I3j, 9ratt. Strahc, @igblnhotpiur.
t05-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Nr. 1920 mo :t22, SariorS.N seSue.
Saupialdriicr bes 4 baliasDlGnnerdcrs".
Sauc uno SpmItcrauricn biuta Al bcr'
mietbcn. Sliter Tinb fir gtuiternrotten
Scinfte 8etrdrfe. 5rei'4SpoI. 9. & D.
9elcpbon - UT sermon 1859 ".
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gcrIanat: Sranen nnb Mabdem.


Verlangt:
Sin peiBcs Wi0od)en lHr ull9emeine Sauss
arbeit in einer Santilic bon Siuei |cripneu.
yiad5niru9cn in Nr. 2i39, WicE nluI. Straer.
(1Ol-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

llcrlnlini


WcrInn0t:
Gin W,unn iir @artcnGrbcii. 9i1d5ifru9en
in ar. ., Npro' Srout' Straie, unt 8 ubr W!or'
gene. Nlol~-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Sutu ,Urau5'S .Vddcr.Ssrterae,"
Rr. 135, Earriion., maize 2eIinatsn'etr.
SEQ. @irttber, IT,, Nrnns9o.'S Nter am
3apf. ySariner Yun!G bon ~ btS 1 nbr
Wntmiituas. aIe henilfcn 8dder ,,rb
snm g,efube cinatIaben. e. 4 B.s2clc'
pbon - Wt. Sermon 603 *.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
1eutldrs Mrbeits. so dh,peiinuns.gare an.

8tnfIdlts MrbettS.N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ptr. $40, SiiosSbarpsS trabe, inter Der, @ntlt1t
bcuiide Sunbiperier. slrbeitcr urb Sicniiboten
eu beffdiiiaen iriinfben. polen iib perfpnlih
ODER In irauiiricn Vrieien all ben I9enten oer
ebarp. etrabc, ipcnbcn, pcIbcr nnentaeltlt6
~Pinsfiinit ertbeiIcn ipirb. Sprehitiuoelt bon 1
bis 8 llbr. CSdn2S.1O
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0erlangt:
Gtfle N0d)in ltn6 0alsnluotbel. HudDdulrugeit
III .Icntid,cn @rciicmbciIn," &cit'Saltimnres
Ode Eaniun.S trafc. UGl-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
@crlanat i'm M%Qgcmcincn.

@cainnt Gin 8cid,dit ani geiieinnsen per Volt.
sic iGrnett tialih leibt $40 perolcnelt. gSlr
Iiciern Torr1ibc II. pcben Wntpctllrg toiieilret.
aluminium Sander 60, GBatfielb, @'tnn.
(glpril10tWit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Sn uermictbru:
W6bIirte Simmer an Serren. gt1diutragelt
In Nr. i29. Surrcit.straRc, Yclair.Wiartt.
(Widr5S, 1OiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
wormcu IN ucrtnnfcu.

sydrnicn ~ ocrtahtcn:
4 SaniIicneiter! Spbpclcaeftee trlihfbdree
Qunb. 10 MeiIen bon S9n'binefon. D. T.; giiteS
g4ujIer. 99irb in @,urScilen bon aeiuilitiften
CrStru pcrfuuft. Semitic nm @e'lii9cl britt
aen bobe 9reife AMI benz @aibinaion. 0aarit.
Frciie unb 9'eoinounaen Itad lleberciI fontrleii.
Midaro 3eipei GpnpnnH, 4I8-4oO eantfapie-
WebduSe. - $50
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WarbldnbsIeiepbon = 81 &.
S~alpfauariier hes @efangberetrS II oel.
.peib,- ~OdmensNercilS beS @oeIipeib,--
.gantpHsG onclnbes 9ir. 445. 3: O.. o..
,SrientcI.D iffrilts gr. t5S, 9. u..S.s uni
Canton epars u. BergniieunaSs BeretnS".
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an uerfauicu:
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-20
KENTUCKY HOME COMING
WEEK
Outline Of the Program of Big
Event in Louisville
Next June.

The program for Home Coming
Week. in Louisville, June Il to l.,
when one hundred thousand former
kentuckians are expected to 30
back TO their native heath, is rap
idly taking shape.
The first day, Wednesday. June
Ii, will be known as Reception and
Welcome Day; the second, June Ii.
as Foster Day; the third, June 10,
as Daniel Boone Day; the fourth,
June Is, as Greater Kentucky Day,
and the fifth, Sunday, June 10, as
Until We Meet Again"
The address of welcome is to be
delivered by Henry Watterson. and
responded to by David r. Francis.
OF Missouri. Others on the pro-
gram are VIM. Lindsay, John G.
Carlisle, John NJ. Harlan. Thos. #.
Crittenden, Adlai f. Stevenson,
etc.
There will be n civic and military
parade on the first day, and every
county in the State will establish
headquarters in the new Armory,
which is the second largest build
ing of the kind in the United
States. On Foster Day there will
be several events in memory of the
author of MY OLD Kentucky
Home, " including the unwilling of
IA statue of Foster, which will later
be cast in bronze and placed i'm the
new Capitol at Frankfort. Daniel
Boone Day will be one of the feat
ures of the week, during which
there will be sewing bees, apple
parings, corn huskings and old
fashioned dances. The Commercial
Club has offered handsome medal
to the person present on Daniel
Boone Day who can prove the
closest relationship to the great
pioneer. On Greater Kentucky
Day there will be barbecues, camp
fires, ETC., and orators will be given
the opportunity TO tell how Ken
tuckians have helped make other
States greater by their having
lived in them. On Sunday former
Kentuckians will fill all the pulpits
in Louisville. Send names and
addresses of any former Kentuck-
ians you may know to r. +.
Hughes, Secretary Commercial
Club, Louisville.
KENTUCKIANS TO HONOR
FOSTERS MEMORY.
The second day of Home Com
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-20

ing Week fol- Kentuckians" in Lou
isville, June IL to II, will be known
as Foster Day, when q statue of
the author of My Old Kentucky
Home will be unveiled. The
money to pay for this statue is
being contributed by the school
children of Kentucky. The chill
dren of the Louisville public
schools have already contributed
several hundred dollars. Prof. Jas.
II. Fuqua, ST., State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction. has
issued letter to all city and county
superintendent urging them to
urge the teachers in their iurisdic.
tons 70 explain the plan to their
pupils and take up collections. If
every school in the State will raise
only a few dollars there will be
enough money on hand to pay for
the statue which will cost about
SO, 600.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-20
DYING OF FAMINE

Is, in it's torments, like dying of
consumption. The progress of con-
sumption, from the beginning to
the very end, is long torture, both
to victim and friends. "When /
had consumption in its first stage, ="
writes VIM. Myers, of Cearfoss,
Nd, latter trying different medi-
cines and good doctor, in vain, |
at last took DR.. King New Discov-
cry, which quickly and perfectly
cured Me-" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia. Guaranteed at all drug
stores, price SOC and $l.00 a bottle.
Trial bottle free.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-20
written for the Roundabout.)
WOMAN'S CLUBS.

This charming fad has come to
be regarded among common. sensed
persons as very valuable adjunct
to practical methods of weekly
social Investigation. In Texas, a
. woman's club must be chartered
and federated, both State and Ma
tional. Some feature of education
must be included in the curriculum,
and measure of philanthropy
must also be outlined TO aid as well
as assist the literary feature of the
endeavOr.
In Kentucky, the solid and SUI
perior foundation of this modern
cult is emphasized with surprising
forcibleness in the remarkable
write-up of such institution in the
progressive sister city of Louisville.
The statistics show wonderful
growth of woman's power in the
knowledge of rules, both parlia-
mentary and ethical, as well as the
clear and pronounced logical rea-
soning of questions relating to the
welfare of the social status of
women in general, and the FEM
mime population i'll particular.
Henry Ibsen tells us that the two
leading social tendencies of the
present age are the labor ques-
ton" and the woman question.
The former must be solved by a
series of progressive institutions,
called experimental, while the lat
ter has already found the true
exegesis lin the woman's clubs
which may be traced back full fifty
years to the sewing circle, and
Margaret Fuller's classes in Bos-
ton.
Women have been sOcialistic for
their own and the worlds improve
ment ever since the dawn of human
society, and since their work has
always concerned the sterner sex,
as much as the weaker, and has
been helped or hindered by them
(the- men, there has always been,
and will continue to be, woman S
question: But in this day of men,
tai progress, and psychic research,
the old and the new woman have
experienced and eVinced spirit OF
courage, experience, and freedom,
at once to be encouraged, admired
and sustained.
Thus we discover that the new
age" has become the woman g
age" and no man has the courage
to ask:
"How old it is?''