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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

bon Der 6uIton.9t Ucluc Bis jir lt0r0-
lid)el Stoot9ren5e, @orOOn.Sone BON
ser Forts&c eight 'Noenne bis sur
Professionalism uno Ser p. Str,
bon Der ct. EouG. bis 5ur GoIucrt,
StroBe, fcititcllen miro.
Niopor linunlla bcgnb lid 8eitera
Muhmittog in Qripotgcihdften nod
E5iloOeIpbiu.
Die StrobcnourtbrlldS . Commit
fare crithen i'm oGeltihcn GORE
i~ponoent" inn Nnncbote fir Die 9ti.
DeQirung, Ban Der @oiicn uno RiIo-
Iterltng Der y. StroBe, BON Der Dat
Bis 5ltr Colbert StrnBe, ut0 Der
SofsS troBc. 5lptihcn Der II. unO
20. Strobc. 9(ueS 9tdbere beioGt Die
N(n3eigc an onocrer SteIle oieieS
9lotteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

Gie'htu i5ipoten SpieIc.
Gie ntltijipnlen Spiele an II.
September i'm Eotterion Gart per.
Den cine grOBe Nn5iebungSfroft iein
fiir Die pieIen o%ltsmdrtigen @aite,
lueIde in Der Sltbil1ums Wode mad
Baltimore fonmen. Iie 8lon5nums
nler 0ieier SpieIe merocn Die 8orfitb.
ritll9cn Ser S6ii(er Der 0iientliden
SitrnpIdbc icin. SIN leBten Sabre
muren mr. 352anobcn uuf ocmIurn.
plate ltn0 iiibrtcn cine Wuiicn.Srei
iibui1 Dor; oieics Snbr gcOentt Sr.
Sbeobore aiitlcr nube an 1000 ano'
ben, W0odcn uno iutge WGllrtt
olli Dem Surnplabc 81 buben.
Eas Bltblitum am Nlgemefnen
uno sic gItcrn Scr 9tnorr i'm BE.
lOnOeren neDmcn Gin reyes \q1tereiic
an 0icicn EurnpIGten, mas 0uruls
bcruorGebt, 0ab bon MIR 2 Snrnpld.
Ten NIT unget1br POO S6iilern in
1903, sic 3abI oiCicr (urnplGbe ultf
s nit iibcr $500 Shiilcrn in Oicicnt
Sabre onacluadJien lit.
Glide @cidGftSIcutc uno 9riput.
pCrioncn lc8cn aud Elm groBcS Sn:e.
rciie fir sic Wfuni3ipnl SpicIe GU
ben Ing. u. Is. SpoIoing II. SO. bu.
ben Elm ieiOcnes Banner, q. SeB II.
Cons Elm Nteoaiaou, Die ,Yops 8ri.
gooe" cinen EreiS, elm MitgIieo oeS
Gon1ite'S ullf Elm Banner uno meb.
rcrc NnOcrc tleincre Yrciie geItiftct,
Sr. Wm. u. Gtienbranot un0 Or.
Wn. Grant buben nit Wupor Eintu.
nus elmo Gonfcren3 gcbobt nit scr
Nbiiht, oen Stootrotb mo oie Yart.
9cb0rOc 81 bclpegen ben NnIauf ser
Hcnububn 81 pergr0Bcrm I'm eiuer
2roBrrcn Nn5abl (urner Ylot 5t
MAIDEN, uno bomit Die Spiele 81 be.
ihlcunigcn uno elmer groBcn 2tnjobl
3uidoucr @eleGenbcit III 9cbcn, Die
Spielc beiier 5r beiidtigen. &r. @nt.
9edcr, mclher Oua Erogromm III
Son0 bat, lit cmiig al Der Nrbeit, Elm
10 Invertebrates Erogromm pie mog.
lid uuf5uitelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

Yeriouol Noti3cn. - ST.
lno Srnu @eorg anopp, &r. @corg
&nnpp iun, unO Sri. &otbariue
&nopp bolten iid ullt etlihe Gage irt
NtIantic Gitp ouf.
- Sr. MiIbelm &nobc bcfinoet iidl
in Cape Wap unO miro 4nfangsSeps
tcmber 5uriidfcbrcn.
!Sr. uno 5roil 2olriS q. Gciu.
borot bon 9tr. 1705, @eit 6opettc.
StrnBc, inn bon elmer 0eiuhsreiic
nnh Ioboma . Eorf, W}0., 5uriidgc-
fcGrt.
- Sri. Hioo 8ronomiller pom Der
@cit . 2ofopette = 9locnue wcilt bel
ibrer Shmeiter 6rnu SoGn gtOppen.
berger 81 GodepSuille otf 9clud),
- Sr. uno 5rou u. u. arciS pcr.
0cn ouf 3Wei @od]en oic @olOen Roo
Cottage gu CASCADE, MO, bc5icben.
= 5rnu 81. Gelder lit ouf 5rpci
@oden nof Ybila0clpbio nm Nelp.
Yort gereiit.
- SRI. 9iGie W. Wobr bon ser
EGolperton A. auenue bdlt lid IN So
Gerstown SIT 9ciud arf.
- 6rou Sarrp Naael rno ainOcr
bon ct. Selena iino bic @dite ibrer
Gltern, Srn. uno 6roit Conrad 3inf,
|5u G%ofepspiuc.
- 6rlS, WorD unb Worgaretbc
Seb bon GodepSpiqe baben lid nad)
Ntlantic 9th bcgeben.
Sr. 6ricorid GodenOorf bon
ser Sreocrid -. Ipenle, G%otonspille,
|mcilt in Cambridge, Wb, altf BE.
it'd.
- Sr. un0 6rml Soicpb E%ofornep,
Sri. Caroline Eotorncp, Sr. Soiepb
/ alcfo uno Or. @m. Gorie Don Gar
bcnpiQc, Baltimore . Gountp, boben
iid) uuf cine Wodc nod Relu : Oorf
bcAcbcn.
Sr. u. S. Wcpcrberg uno So
mile bon gfr. 130, 9orO . Galpert.
StroBc, iino 5um 9eiut BON 5rcur'
sen nud Canton, Ohio, acreiit,
- Sobt Brofurotor Bruce miro
bci,tc bon lcincr 6ericureiic 5uriid.
crluortct. gr mar in @irginien, iei-
ncm often Scimatbsitoatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29
rHi5irasr etanb Der Clubs.

Gle Hetieiaion p~orbct.-
Wfit Dem beute abgebenben Norooeute
ifen 2Iopo.G ompfer o0rcslou" rel
ien mir % aoiiitensE olioaierc noh
Bremen, Die Reiieiaiion neiut iih
eben ibrem gnoe gu, Gie &oiiitet.
Yoiio9iere limo: Sr. Sbeo. g.. abrenS,
Sr. uno 8rou N6om Giebl Sr. Sobn
Woaengoit, Srau Morg. @rlts, Or.
CHARLES Nidibcr, 6rou Worie Y,
celia un6 ain6, SRI. Nil9uita Sead
uno Srou 81. 8. Sbulmon bon Bolti'
more; 5rnii Bertha 3iiber oon Nuno'
polls, Mo.; Ir. Gilmore 8utterficlO
nno Sr. Bruno Seibemonn bon
@aibineton, 2. g.; Sr. Wor abrcns
bon grcmen Teutidlonb; Die 6rlS.
Cutie, Subitb unb Gillian Campbell
BON gebforb, @a.; 6ron 2oriie Sor'
bred)t BON Cincinnati. ., 5run u. W.
s. &ruoop unb Sri. 9rubop bon MO
bile, alo.; Sr. +. 81. Gallant uno SRI.
2ucille 2oiiant BON Srnington, RS;
Sr. ". @albreder bon alegbenp,
go.
Ger NcrSbeutide CLOUDS Camper
.granbcnbilre@ miro beiite bier er.
mnrtet. gr brinet piele galtimorer
5urId.
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lin $40 %beidjminoelt.

Brimus Santc miro ourf Den
ShminoIcr nm cine $50 @unr-
note bcidrpin0elt. - An'tott Ser
ielbcn miro ibm cine $1.9tote elm
gcDEnoigt.
Irci nnbefunntc S6minolcr bo6elt
Srn. YrimatS Sanfc, 1. NUenll2 mo
3. StroBc, Sigblanotomn, m%obnboit,
geitcrn INN $40 bcihmiuocIt. Ter
Shpin0ler Hr. I modtc lidJ init
Iloufc bcfannt. in0cm er 0eutih nit
iGm ipro6 uno iid ais Qono5Eonn
poritclltc. SdrpinOIcr g}r. = gilg
ounll bel 9eioen porbci uno Iieb ciu
nit @cI0 gefiiQtc5 Yortemonnoit iol.
len. Soute nobm OoiicIbc nnf no
mu6tc SHapinoler Nr. > AMI icinct
Ncrluit oufmcrfiam. Gerielbc 3dhttc
0u0 Nclo un0 bebdltptcte, OoB ibnl
SO iebltcn, Sanfc, nidts Volc8
Cbecn0, ioGtc, Dob or Dos Eortemon.
nuic gar nift ge0ffnet babe, BOD,
5cipte or cine ibm acb0rigc $50 9nnt.
note. S6ninoler Nr. 2 crbob mul
nbcr Nniprltd oitf sic 9onfnotc un0
nrobtc, Sanfe pcrbuftcn 5u Iniicr,
inlS or inn OieieIbc nidt ioiort tin'
hGn0iQcn miir0e. SdJmin0lcr 9tr. /
miihtc iih irtt Elm. mo rictb Snrfc,
bic Mote niht ouS5ubGn0igen, ~ IT
bclociien fonnc, Onb OuS Eort?ntoE.
roic gar ni6t ge6ffnct morOen Ici.
.Gr IuO Sonte 81 eincm @lus Bier
in elmer nabe gelcgencn Mirtbidait
Gin, bic furj Daro,Ii BON S6pinNlcr
Or. . uno 3 audi bctreten lpur0e.1 tc-
itI6cn criltd)tcn Sunfc 0orllm, linen
ole $20Notc 81 5ciqen, lpo5li i'd Der
iclbe aud nit S%rptoen bereit ertl1r.
tc. Sonfc crbiclt Die Notc 5uriif ui0
pcrlicben Die nrei MGnner GIcifBcitiG
Die 8irtbihuit. IlS Santc icine sc.
dc nit ocrgtpte be5oblcu molltc, iono
cr aus, oob cr o~nltntt Der $50 mlr
cine 81 .9fotc i'm 9eiib bottc.
Saufc mcEoctc ieinen &erlltlt Ncr
EoliSei, Der er iol0cnbc 9eihrei6rng
Der Shlpinolcr 9u6;
Ntr, 1-25 Sabre ali, . Sub 63oIl.
blonocn Sdnurrbort, belle @ciidtS.
forbe, ihlnnf 9ebullt, Grau9enlilhtcn
gn5ug. bellen mcihcn Stt.
Nr. - - Sabre alt, 3 Sub 1901,
bunflcn Shnurrbort, ouhtlcn Gn'
jilg, beabIouen Sdlipa, ounfIcn tpei'
den SUIT, ihlunf 9ebout.
9tr. - 20 bis 80 Sabre alt, 5SuB
7 ooer s 3ou, ountlen Nn5uG bobcn
9pIinSer, g~lattrniirteS @ciiht, cor
pulent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

Sic Cts. Sttuotion bat it'd
ipenig o6cr oar niht gebeiicrt. Gle
100 Tonnen Sis, pcl6c an Woltog
Worecn anIon9ten, limo bolb uer0rii.
fen. Die ,anidcrboder CISCO" bat
nm Den S6leppoompfcr oEieos
mont" Gi1cntbum Scr pGoniolioirtcn
aoblen.G ompoGnie," gedortcrt, Inn
mad Woine sit fobrcn I'M Den
Sdooner Tree WorpS" nit 400
Sonnen Sis nuh Baltimore 81 brin.
gen,
SbGtIt6 onNcGrificn, =
Ton1eS Gorep bon Nr. t212, Sit-9as
iopctte i. Apenuc, Der cinen GeboriAcn
gtffen bate, iuiultirtc geitern anItt.
Nopol Npcnlle unb ser 9riide Den
Suiihmie0 Ofihael Orcnnon bon
Nr. t27, Roro . S%d)rococrltr. Ger
2ettere peritono ober feinen Spab
uno gob Gorcp eineu iold)en Gent
5cticl. OnB icine l(e6ertitbrung ms
Stoot . Soipital notbmcnoig pnrOc.
9rcnnon mltroe uerbnftet nlo miro
hcltte ein Gerb0r Dor Hidtcr @ran.
nan 5u bcltcben boben. Der i'm allt
G6rcmport bis 5un&erbor uuf freicn
Sub iettc.
@tlion d9 baltimore 9 C.
brodt. - 9cteftiu Gougblin bat
Den ieit cinem Sabre lucgen 3ieb'
itahls BON Sd)mudio6cn pcrge6lid)
geiubtcn CHARLES &. Wilion bon Nr
10, golt d. 4penue, bon Nem . 9orf
nod Baltimore gcbroht, 100 er Dem
Sherifi ToOgett iibergebCn murbe.
Ntfonntlid iubcn Dor cirta 10 ga
gen IetettipS Nrmltrnng umbGouGI
lin Die 5rou unb Eodtcr @ilion'E
IN Unions tntion uio criolGte orrd
polijeilidle 9cobodtung Der 6rol
Sic 8erDnltung Wilion's IN Nsu-
Dorf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29
Nicorigc Iatcn nad Weiu'Yprf Dia
Ycuniplpunia G~iienbabn.

@elegcntlih ser Seimfebr BON @m.
5. 9rpon, 80. Iug, Sidets, einfater
SabrpreiS fiir Die Runorciie. plus
$500, ~perfauft uno giiltig bel Ser
@breiie, 30. Augult gut auf Der &iid-
relic bon HeD-9orf nid)t Dor Dem 30.
Nilgltit poer rad) Sem 2.Sept. NsGberc
@in5elbeiten BON Oen Sidet- Igcnten.
(236,4O
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Wrmcc. MlanDpcr in Mt. @retna.

Sir sic Nrplee.N tonoper in 0t.
@retno i'm Iuguit uno September
pertnuit Die .Eennipluonio 9abn"
Nunoreiie.9 illete nod Mt. 8retna
bis gum 1. Sftobcr 81 rcoli5irtcn
Ereiien. iiir sic &iidfabrt inncrbolb
5 Gogen giilti1. 0ton beira9e Billet
Ngenteu. CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29
lin 9tedtt nnS @clo.

Sfooeneriubtloaen ge9en Corpora"
tipnen uno @rinatpGrioner. -
SeQueiter ernonnt. - Nidt I'M
@immcl geidloiiene Gbeu.-2eBt.
piligc &erfiigunger.- GtnbaItS'
befebI crloiieu.
Gle Der. StroBenbabn . GeieQ-
iduft" lit bon Caroline Wiqer, @itt-
noe Oea am 31.Suli bel AuunoaIe bon
einem clcftriiden @oggon %get0Ote-
ten Nuguit Oltuer, I'M $4,000 Der.
fIogt morben,
6rancea 20. Cartel reidte geitern
i'm Common Yleos9cridt cine aIu.
&c gcqcn Nbrobom &. Hobinion elm,
in melGer iic $4,000 S%fobenerias
%perIonat. 9te aIGgeriu iagt, nab.
reno iie inn SoipitoI frort Log, babe
Der 8ertIoete iid) roh ibrer 8cb-
nurg, Nr. 1902, Norb. Sulton.g(pe.,
bcgcbcn unb iif tbreS Gofters be-
mddtiat, Ser $500 lpcrtb aIcioer cnt-
boltcn babe. 7
Gie Wittipe oeS am 90. WfGr3 er.
trunfenen Shiff8itallcrs 8m. s.
So3elton reifte i'm GreiSgerift cine
aloge gcgcn bte oMerdonts & O3t-
nera' Transportation 60" Gin. in
meld)er iie Die Gompoenie fir Sen
Too fires @ottcn nerontuortli6
mod)t unO $4,000 S6oocncriot be.
oniprrft. Ser Monn uurOe bon Ell.
ncm NnferieiI iiber @orb gcriiien.
grno Gurift bon Nem- gorf Der.
floQte 2olt5 e, Giienbrep i'm 9un-
oeSfrciSgcridt nm $4,000, onge-
benO, or babe beriprohen, ibr getpii.
ic @ertbpopiere ob5ltoufcn un6 fem
0eriprcdrn nidt gcboltcn.
Sequeitcr rrnannt.
Sr. Geo. 81. @iaiS muroe geitcrn
pom &idtGr @ides i'm 8rciSgeri6t
9tr. 3 5um SeQueiter fir sic Sou.
tbcrn Contraction 60" ernonnt, Ii.
5por o1lf sic 9Ioge scr ,Nationol
6ircproofing 60" bin.
Gtc Gbemiiere.
Gin obioIutGs SdeiOunqs6efrct
iprod) acItcrn Hi6tcr @ides i'm
&rciS0eri6t Scr. 9 Srn. Charles %.
alingcI bon Nr, G2t, 2ofopctte-ape.,
81. Gr bctrotbctc icinc 8rnu in
1896, un0 I'M Sum- 1904 girg oieieI.
be noh PHILADELPHIA.
GineGlogc nm abioIutc Sheioung
BON ieincr @ottin &otBorine rei6te
gcitcrn SIR. NIfreb CRAWFORD I'M
0rciSgcridt Nr. 9 Gin.
z cItomentorii6eS
Nod)Iob OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
zen NodIoB bcS perItorbencn @m.
". So6gcS murocn gcitcrn i'm @oi.
icttGcridt bcIt6tigt utS bic 9nhIaB.
%prrtpoIter Geo. 9. Carer II. Conn.
icnO Scott IteGter 100000 9iirgs
i6nft.
Nod Dem Scitnment ocS Dor 3rpei
Mofen bcrirgIiidtcn &oitorS Gbos.
@ooo bon EarfpiQe i1Qt Ser Nodp
lob bon mgcfGbr $4,000 Ser @itttpe
81.
Nut sic @itttpe bcs oerftorbcnen
Srn, Gllgrit Rublono crbdlt nod
oem geItrrn i'm @oiienqeridt einge-
rcidten SeItomcnt beiien gon5en
No6lob.
GinboItSbefcbI.
Gtnen tempprGren @inboIts i. 9e.
fcbl gcgen Die r@eItIide WinrpI1n.
Scr 9obn=@ eieai6aft" grmdbrte
&idter Widrs Dem @robidmieo Gb.
q. SomIir oeiier @crfitGtte iid an
Waribal.Npe. unb @inocritrobe be.
finoet. Ser 8cicIlihoft miro oo.
Ourb pcrboten IN ser 8inocritroBe
8eIeiie 81 lcgcn. Sn Der &logeihrift
crfIGrt Somlin oie 8eieaihoit brou-
de oie @eleiic nid)t, le9e tic MIR, nm
Die n@. & .. 9obngclcui6oft" oaran
gu binocrn, Die Strabe ST. benusen,
uno miiroe Die 8eleiic MIR oIs We-
bcngelciie fir @ogaons benllben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

Sin id0ncs nnb niitIides Geident
fir NngcbGrise 1T INNER cine IebenS.
grufc photographic ubcr cine Flint.
feriidJ bullcnbctc gopie eincs alien
Silocs in Grapon, @aHerfarbe, Del
oSer EaitcI. Die id6niten Cabinet.
bilber nir ST pro 9ntcnb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutider Gbotograpb,
co., 321 Murb.@ ag.StraRe.
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Stast Baltimore.
1tntcrhnItnnns . Mcnmeiicr.

lANlNA HNilihHb : NAAluNtiti.
,sianep's." 0tcte @ode; On Dangerous
sSaSsp." - zicfc g8o6e: Aoic sboeu uuo
TIRE bcrilbmiel oHunoon bellies,
aNlnr9lnno. " 1icie &obe: IdaItb 3ipet
"NnbitOrium, - Gicte No6e: yBon-9ouoIs
rSGnibuD". Htcie ISOLDE; $4,000
,aaitria.1 ihriu Nj. 2O2, I. u.s.".-
Sounidg. ben ,. September. Samiltcn Alsflug
mao 4inar' Bart qauraniue.
,Ntton." Vim 8, September, e%rtirltot
"n.iilnabbanGiaer gRrasr.gsrttn non Marp.
Inno," - Mithuod, ben ~. September, icdsts
sSenttbe 2dg"' 5eter In RtoersNietu AM %a'
eiigsrfahrt. - zouniag. ben ,. september.
itub nlio6cnlinsDin uor, " Gectls6ountr.
,6anufaher guIiSfett.Grrein BON Baltimore"
ben 4. September, grobes Garniiaiter Solisteit
in @ranbner'S SSeiieno.Bart"
Proi. 6. Huriep g0diers. 9irtaent.
9estnn: Sonntags nm W iRr MadnititaaS;
an gsohentnaGn nm rs llbr a9snoS ain.
S SSGnnttSs a]i6erftOce uiiO .iSStlScraI. Sid.
Gieliidg baiietlqn a.
Wlttilpob uStalolplH
&orterltaa '''''''''" S9Huun
breliag ''''''''''' ot,erI oi"
grugramm iRr bsnts.
ySruiD'Stl.Enrt."
Widrth .9tClu GUgluno'S Streil". 8 Y. Elurt.
Superiiirc ans a2StlbcIm Ieu...,... Hoiilnt.
94alBer ,NiOlets" .....,...,..9 SNlotelttel.
Eeleiiiou aus aGobenQriu" ...." gSugner.
gornets solo glusgepdbltes.
0r. Nrtbur Wiilcr.
Cnbertlre aus ,SberoU". ..,.....,. Fischer.
ballet Ian5 aus IA @iOcouoa" .goncieui,
2nett fir porn llnb 6Iote, Serenaoe. Ittel.
so. MilbeIm unb @aloin.
Suutoresie Bitten 10 mn ldle OF Hoe"
RSbeeler.
M,arf6 DE ancient" ....."".. 8cecsS.
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StGrfnna ser @cinnobcit

finbct man in eincm @laie nSoIace".
8icr ans 5reO. 9auerni6miot'S
.Amcrican 9rcnerp." Nus beItemt
Sopfen uuO Nnlj gcbrout, aiiimilirt
iit Ieidt nit Der Nobrung uno lit
Ocm idrpadlten Wagen 5lltrdelih.
Srdlterei: tt04-t12S SiQen. Str.
Gel. &. & q. 364 Mb. t49t.
(24D 81
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Shcp. s. Sicncr e 81.

Iciie Bureau unb @cdJielltlbe.
S6iifsfnrten BON unb mad 0cutid.
Ianb nit Dem Norooeutiden 2lopS
uno anberen 2inien. &eiiepdiie, 8ed.
lel, Grebitbricfe unb 8eloicnouneen.
2t7 Cit.Yaltimore- Strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29
SleiStr MAIDEN 2ente,

peun ite bon u. anierim, 8linben.
itueiocr, Nr. ~, Roro.g utmuitrabe,
bereeiteIlt iino.
(april17-iSt5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29
Gdiffsfarten BON nnb nad Seatidj.
Ian6.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: 8a..
iiite $50, $40 unb $47.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
GunSreiie 81 biniserem 9reiie. Sbeo.
s. Sieucr & &c., 217, Gi-Saltimore.
Strafe. (17O0 :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-29

48aiebuII. - @eiie9t baben Die
9altimorer 9uiebnaipieler gcitern III
Sericp.Gitp uno Die 9uifnloer bobetl
Spet Spicle in 3oronto u@erloren.
GaOurh iino bic orei am boditer
ltebenoen Clubs chamber icbr nabe
aeriift. Die geitrigen SpieIe Der DIT
liden 2igo waren pie iolgt:
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Gicnna SanntDrinm,
413 @cits Sagettc. Straec.
I AI-EL u

Spc5tals Nnifnlt fnr
nerp6ic nnb druniidle Granfbeiten,
Hbenmatismns, Widt.
(Suli21)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-16
Facts yoa Ought to Know.

The early Babylonians were unac-
quainted with the use Of the telephone.
It is not generally known that by sub
tracing the number Of wet days In q
year from 365 you can ascertain ap-
proximately the number of fine days. :,
Columbus discovered America toward
the end of the fifteenth century, and
was very properly punished by long
term Of imprisonment.
There is no phrase in the Thibetan
language which will exactly express the
English term 'Nonconformist con-
science"
1t is not actually libelous to call .
man newspaper interviewer" Before
damages can be recovered 1t must be
proved that the term was used malicious
~. j.
Though it has often been pointed out
that the devil was the first radical, yet
many intelligent people are unaware that
Adam was the first labor leader.
While England possesses 5000 daily
and weekly newspapers, still she has
only sixty jails. 1t Is even more remark
able, If possible, to find that we have
only 1000 cemeteries for our 10000
doctors to work in.
Fishmongers never advertise sales OF
old and sOiled stock.
Nearly all the inhabitants OF the great
Sahara are total abstainers.
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40 ApinaI Story For
Little Folks
REvE kGE

Once upon time there was crab
and turtle who took to living togeth-
err. The turtle was master ana the
crab was servant, and when Crabbie
didn't do things exactly to suit Ar.
Turtle he got good beating.
One morning the turtle came to MS
breakfast In bad humor. Are these
worms" he shouted, ''or are they ruD-
Der bands such as the men people put
around packages2" And he beat Grab
bic with some of the tough breakfast
which had been provided.
The little crab took his beating 80
meekly that the turtle might well have
been frightened, but he wasn't. He
went grumbling of to sit with some
other old fat turtles on the log where
they had their club and grumbled
about the misdoing Of everybody.
Crabbie wasted no time. He scram-
bled out of the water and up to little
cottage which stood on the bank.
"Nhat was that heard the man say?'
he mu;tered to himself. THAT he liked
turtle soup! Aha, my cruel master, I'll
soon see you in the soup"
Five minutes later Crabbie was
scrambling down to the bank with q
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Learning to Mend,

Every girl should be taught to mend.
When sewing on buttons sew through
and through the button until the hole is
full of thread, then wrap the thread
around the button three times, put the
thread through the wrong side and fasten
we'll. On mems garments use linen
thread when possible. Ruff1es should
be cut on the bias of the goods, match
ing the figure or stripe and pressing the
seam on the wrong side. In this way it
does not require as much material and
the rufles look much neater. Facings
of all widths should be cut on the bias.
Do not pucker or gather seam in sew
ing it, and take care to fasten your thread
before you cut it, so that your work will
not ravel. On these points altogether
the fit or hang Of the garment depends.
1t Injuries the enamel of your teeth to
bite the thread. Darns and patches
should always be pressed. Bear this in
mind. You will soc that ofttimes the
mending is scarcely noticeable. Cultivate
a pride in doing the mending, which is
really such an important factor in your
wardrobe. 1t is no disgrace to patch
Do not despise the means to the end.
1t does not pay.-Ex.
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The railing Passion Strong In Death

The RAILING Passion Strong In Death.
The ruling passion Of Edward l. OF
England was undoubtedly the pursuit
of his ideal of uniting all the British
islands under one rule. His great OBJ,
staclc was Scotland, and the conquest
of Scotland, therefore, became a pas
sion with him. Stronger than years, 1t
sent him to the head Of the army when
he was fit only for a-sick bed, and
when he was ut last compelled to
yield he sought to make this passion
spur OH his son by ordering that the
flesh should be boiled from his bones
and that his skeleton should be car.
ried ut the head Of the army and re-
main unburied till Scotland was con.
quered.
This is the most conspicuous instance
Of 1.-The ruling passion strong in death
on record. though many others would
be worthy of quotation. William Pitts
patriotism endured to his last gasp and
inspired his last utterance, as did Mel.
sons lifelong determination to secure
the command of the sea, while NapO-
Icons last dream was one Of battle.
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Debutante Parties.

So many looming out" receptions
have been held in Washington and Balti-
more lately that mothers of the more ex-
elusive sets have about decided to aban-
don such affairs and will allow their girls
to blossom forth without ceremony.
The custom on the continent is for q
mother to take her daughter to call on
their friends and to leave cards. Then
the girl will be invited to all suitable
parties and is considered properly
launched. This method ia gaining
favor everywhere. Instead of the "com-
ing OUT reception, which almost always
has an uncomfortable orowd-and to
which unbidden strangers often come
the wise parent waits until the girl
knows her contemporaries and then an
enjoyable festivity can be given. In
London debut parties are rare; in Paris
and Berlin they are a thing Of the past.
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Peasant and Pigs.

A clever smuggling trick has been
played on customs officer on the
Russo German frontier. An innocent
looking peasant reported to the officer
a plot for getting large number Of
pigs across the frontier. The method,
he said, would be to drive across at in
tervals of half an hour, 3, 6, II and 200
pigs, the smugglers arguing that If the
first three lots could be sent over there
would be no trouble with the 200.
The officer was naturally on the alert.
In accordance with the peasants state
ment three pigs were driven over, then
six, followed by twelve. All were al
lowed to pass, and preparations We're
made to receive the 200. But no more
pigs appeared, and the twenty-one ami
mails admitted had in the meantime
been lodged in safety.-Berlih Cor.
London Mail.
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An Awkward Position.


G. T. Wilson, who presided at the
autumnal convention Of dancing masters
in New York, said of certain new way
of waltzing:
"Why, to waltz like that would make
me feel as awkward as-er-" DE
laughed. -,
aIn Portland, one day, while walking
down the street, I came face to face with
a young woman, and, in attempting to
pass each other, we lodged from side to
side, both going to the right simulta-
neously, and then both going to the left;
81 suppose this has happened to all
of youths meeting with some one
going in an opposite direction, and the
subsequent lodging from left to right
four or Eve times before you get by.
swell, as I lodged before this young
woman like that, she suddenly staggered
me by saying:
"Hurry up! Which is it to be-walt1
or tWO-step?"
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Couldn't Eat
Even Bread Distressed
Groyeyille. Me-, March 20, 1904.

Groveville. Me-, March 20, 1904.
Dear Friends
Two years ago l was visiting my
brother, Mr.. VIM. D. Soule, OF Strong,
Maine. While there | had very Sc
we're attack of Indigestion, could not
eat even a piece of bread without caus-
ing a great deal of distress. My BROTH
err was taking 81. F." Bitters at the
time and wished me to try them. l
did so, and before l had taken half a
bottle I got relief, could eat anything
and began to gain in flesh.
Very truly yours,
MRS. LENA 6. HILL.
A normal, healthy digestion is price,
less. But the True 81. F" Atwood's
Bitters has cured hundreds and costs
only IS cents bottle at all good stores.
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On sore throat, erysipelas, sciatics,
and swellings of various kinds, tobacco
externally applied has q wonderfully
good effect. It seems to increase the
pain for few minutes, but afterwards
acts a. a sedative, and allays the suffer-
ing. It may take as much a. two hours
to produce the soothing effect, but the
result is usually that the sufferer is
enabled to sleep, and Inflammation en-
tirely subsidies.