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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

Sin id1ncs mno uiitlidcs 8eidcnf
fir Ynseb6rigc lit inner cine lcbens.
srORc photographic Ooer cine finh.
lcriid pollenbctc Gopie eincs alton
Yilbes in Gragpn, @aiierfarbe, Del
obcr Eaitcll. Die id)6niten cabinet.
bilSer nmr ST pru 9utenb.
Snlins Sebbel, beutiber Ybotoarapb,
(90-) 32I NDrS-0 ag. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
ySarmunic : Gafc,"

Nr. Ala, @eit.SaDette -Strake, aarl
Sdmist, Snbabcr. @irsburgcr Sui-
bram friid am 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Sn Sturgeon Gr6ffnmng
ocS Spmmergartens, (april 1,tS.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
36 Hicrbc in @efa6r.

- @#
3m Stale Der oO'Neia ,SronSier
Co." Ir. 1901, Sit-9ofupette-
Nuen1c, cntitono cip Sdooeu.
ieuer. - 36 YferOe un0 Mmtl'
There BON 2ieutenant Sole un0
Nn0eren gerettet.
Sin nift ungefdbrlideS S6aOen.
ieier eutitono geItern Mtorgen tur3
nadb 8 llbr in 0em Stalle ser NJ. 5.
O'9teiQ transfer So" (gigent6iime-
rim 6rnlt Catherine S'9teiW, Nr.
1901, SIt.SnfoDette Npenllc. Ter
Brand, ser notwithstanding Ourf
Selbitent3iI11oung bon Sen entitono,
rprroe bon Yuiionten 6ennerft, meIde
Die 6eitermebr unO Sic Nadborihaft
olormirten. glS elmer Scr Grlten ouf
Der Vran0Itelle NOR 2ielltenant GbaS.
Wt. Sole Dom mittlereu Giitrift, Der
III Der Ndbe pobnt, uno ieinem tbat.
fr0iti9cn @ingreiien inter Sem 9el.
Itanoe oeS EoIi5iiten 56pmos ). Do
noblle un0 Der $50. G6aS. Spongler,
6ranf Ittcrton, SboS. Sonaro mo
3obn Goriep lit eS 3t ~peroanfen, Oab
Die III Dem gefGbroeten StnIle beiino.
Iiden 36 Eferoc, Beg. Walllt6iere, 6e.
rem lid ifon cine groBe llurlt6e be.
mddtigt bate, Gerettet lpllroen. Nad
cinbnlbitiin0i9er 9lrbeit bate ole ais.
balo Damn erihiencne Sellermebr Den
9rono inter Gontrole. Ger lid aui
ungci0br $1,000 6elaltieuoe Shooen
am 0ebGloe uno Differentiation lit
ourd Geriiderlntg geocdt. gm %.
WGrj OcrguHgcnen Snbrea mltr0e Der.
ielbe Stnll Don cinem ISeuer bcimgce
Iud)t. Mud 0amalS gelnng eS, Die
Fter0e 81 rettcn mo ben 9ranO SIT
lGIfelL nadoem er iir $4,000 S6a-
0cn ulgerihtet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Tentifcr &iiitarpcrein BON Salti,
more.
Critics Stiftnugsfeit am Muntag,
3.9iai, in Gpriug's Salle, Gde Salt.
Npc. unb 3. Str. Q32)

Seuer. II Aui unbefannte @eiic
cntItano im 9aoe5immer Der Mob.
nilng oes Srn. Sobn M. EbeInn. Nr.
$40, 9orO.GutauitraBe, 6elier, OoS
einen S6aoen bon mlgeidbr 500 an.
rid)tete. lie sSeuermebr plirbc pom
MeloefaIien 9r. 800 aus olnrmirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
8eloienonngen

nod Deutihlano "a Gents pro Narf,
nod SeItreid 20R Gents pro arone.
Eorto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten BON uno
nod 9eittidIano. aeiiepdie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbriefe unb ausIGnoiides
@eIo. Sbeo. $. 9iener & Co., 217
DIT Baltimore. StraBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Nar NeiHert,
9entider Ebutosrapb,
409-411 Noro.8 Stra6e,

IOc I'll SituVGt
Mar sleiEert, 409-i11. WsrS. Cat. etrase.
(9e511.1O
SpeSfai.r fferte!
Hnr fir cine fnrSe Sett.
8 feinffe GabinetsYoriraits uno 1 Tebensarobee
Bortrait nit feinem @abmen fir $3.50.
Vttfe. utfen Gle auf metne abreHe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
SUnucnanf. nnS 1intsrgaHg.

Somenoufgang. a llbr 81 Win.
SonnenmterQong. 49,. I llDr 8 Min.
Wouountcrgona S llbr % Niu. NboS.
6llttb ......7 llhr 80 Win. MOrgenS
6Iutb ...... llbr 40 Wfiu. Nbcn03
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

ySm Senfelt6pfden,"
CIR. III, @eit. 2egingtoa : Strahc,
importirtcs 8arsbnrser Sufbran
friidD am t3apf.
fslpriI7. SoWioEo.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand
Make the mighty ocean
And the bOunteous land.
Little deeds OF kindness.
Little words of love
Make this earth an Eden,
Like the heaven above.

Srou OF. Treleitner ernOtete nit
ibrem Sribitt rolI6enoen 8eifoG.
9luf Inreguug oeS Srn. @rnit
Sdnleiber muroe 0onn nod oaS 2ich
so, boB mir iheioen miiIien" ge-
meinihoftlih Gclungen uno bate
hermit Der unpergeBlid)e Gag iein
piel 81 tribes Gnoe g%eiunoen. 8cs
itcrn irilb I l(br oompften Die S0n'
ger bereitS 81 neilen Sriumpbcn
Buffalo e%ntgcgen; eS bottcn Iid) piele
Mitglie0er Ser yNarmlonie" I'M Sotel
mo am 9obnbof eingcfltnOcL I'M
nofn1ol5 eilten ber5liheu SGn0eOrlf
sum 9(bitico nit Den liebcn @ienern
51r luediclll.
Ser Gmpfong bnr6 sic
9nmen.
Gin Tomcn . Gontite Ser DSormo'
ME" inter Ser 6ii6rung BON Sroll
Woric T6ber bottc iid Samitog &or.
mittog ouf Dem 9obnbof eingcfun-
oen, ltmi oic Die Sanger be9Ieitcnben
9anten ST. cmpiotgen. Srau &ooer
iiberrcidte bcnt ErGlioenten CONNER
Sicnroth Shncibcrbon cincn pr1d)ti.
gen @lumenItrollb nit folgcnbcn
| @orten:
nnSbncn Sem GrGiibenten unicrcS
Iieben 8oites, Oe8 n@iener WtGnner-
aeiong-GereinS," iiberrei6e id) i'm
Nomen bcS nSomen.Gereins Sarmo-
mic" oieies @lumengetpinbe ais gnl-
pfongSgruB. @ir mcrben NIT beItcn,
@ouen pcriudcu, unicren Wiener
@aitfrertnbclL ole oas beittide Sieo
10 bod erbobcn, oen leiber 10 fur5en
Iltfcntbalt 10 ongenebm pie moglidl
8it ntad)cli, Sbnen Sbren ipertbell
SGngern ullo oeren 0amen Elm ber5'
lidlcS @iltommcl!""
Sr. Sdneioerban banfte Sral1
G0ocr fir bicie iinnige @nbe.
Wdbreno cOeS Cages mar ooS 90
mite uterniiioIifL benL Gamen Den
~Slufcntbolt 10 ongenebm ols moglid1
5u mod)cn, ulto beiuiafonmnetc
Sron Hooer sic 0anen bel Der Ger.
pirung bon @ririidungen im Ban
fettiaol 0es .9elpeoere-Sotels" mad,
Dem CONCERT nit nafitebenoen @or'
ten:
oSerebrtc Tolnen bonn ngNieltci
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Iaes, paS
Sic in 10 %ueliiaen Sagen, ia 10 lueni
gen Stunocn, in inherent nelen 20.
terlono crlebt. miro lid nah Sbret
| Hiiffebr in Sbrc liebe Seimatb 5u CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

o&nmmt mieoer "un6 Baltimore mfrs
%bnen einen nod 6rei Mal 10 ertt6u.
iinItiifcn Gmpfollg mic bcute berei'
ten"
PTS ser Wopor 0ccn6ct Gottc, erbo6
iid) Die gon5e &criomnlung unO
6rnd in be9eiTtcrtc So6rufc aus, cine
Cuotion, ueIde mcbrere Winuten
0auerte.
COMMENCEMENT SAnci0erban ant
mortetc in engIiihcr Spro6c III
Worten, pelbe nid)t lueligcr ber5li6
luorcn, pic Die oeS MuporS.
Gle 8iencr iingen.
Nun crApb Metiter arcmicr ben
Eaftitod un0 Dos prG0tige 2ieN
nGproler &qbtpofe" nurd6rouite
nen SooG.r Die @Ion5mmmer Der
@iener berfebIte aud bier ibre @ir.
flung nidt, un6 ol3 Der lcbte Con
p%crfttngcn mor, brad elm "Details
iturm log, ipeI6er cinigc Wfintten
onbielt. Die SGn0cr ans Ser &oiier-
itoot oil Scr 0onQu nruBten nod 5ruci
ouberc Sieoer 5ugc6cn, c6c EoItor
SltliuS 6ofmonn iproA. 9eIien Neoe
puBtc IN Den Hohmcu be3 groBartIs
gen GrcigniiIeS. @roB5iigig ongelegt
mod)ten ieinc @prte cincn umoltS-
I0i6lidcn Ginorlid ollf ollc gnlpe-
icnocn. Nltd) Srn. &orl Nbrenot'a
meiitcrbofte He0e pcricblte ni6t, Die
bcrridcn0e 8e1eiitcrung 81 immer
bclcrcn 6lommcn an5uindcn. 0iers
nit mar ouS offi5icQc Erogromm be-
cn0ct, bod iolgte min nod cine ulgcs
%5tulIngcHe SiOeIitoS, bel luelher malls
6c ncltc 6reunoidoit gcldloiIcL altc
Srelm0idoften Crnclcrt lpurocn.
Giniac @icncr no6nlcn idlicBlid) bon
ocn Sn%Itruncnten Scr Wltiitcr oe5
@inter'i6en Srdeitcra Belts mo crs
f~relttcu bie 3u60rcr our6 cincu met
~iterboiten Gortrog bon Der p9loller
Gonuu" ltnb onoercn StrollB'i6en
@oI5ern. No6Oem nod !Sr. Scnrp
G6omoS, E%rdiiocnt ser Ser. Singer,
cine bon &er5en fomnlcnoe &cbc &C.
boltcn, 5oltc Sroi Or. 8orl Erclcit'
her aus Micn Dem MuDor cincn i'm.
nigcn Sribiit. 2ci0cr lpar Otapor
SimunuS nidt mebr Obren5elge Der
@ortc bon 6rou Or. @releitucr, bod
ridtcte ite b~ieieIbcn un Srt. Grnit
S6mciBer, melfer ii6 bereitmiuigit
er6ot, bieiclben Dem Mopor SIT iiber-
brinaen. 9ie &eOncrin ipro6 eng
lid lno iogtc: sd m6dtc Dem
9iirgermeiiter meinen ber8liditen
9onf fiir feline ms ac5eiGte 2iebenS-
~pilr0iqfcit unb Site 5cigen. GS lit
onS critic Wul, bo6 Elm Wfopor elmer
@roBItobt inns in lolder ber5lidcn
@ciie empfnnaen bot. Sd fam bent
ielbcn nit pen foIgqnpgn Stropben,
meIde id als S4plrqp6en lcrnte,
oo''fen: 5.agaG Ju. "a. .au.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Steo. Sicncr e. 60.

&eiie Bureau un6 8edielltube.
Sbiffsfarten BON uno mad 0eutid-
LAMB nit Dem Horooeuti6en 2Iopb
uno anberen 2inicn. Heiiep1Hc,
8ediel, Grebitbrieie uno Geloienoun.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

GoucrIouf wuroe per-
6d ing niBuoll. - Der 10 Sabre
alte &ouis 9ooge, Sobn bon Srn.
uno 6rnu Sorrp 9ooge bon Nr. 1906,
Noro-&aibingtonitruBe, ~itiir3te am
2lbeno bei'm @ege5oabaus i'm
nGliiton = &art" foot 81 9o0en,
naf)oem er mebrerc Mnle nm oel1
Earfiee berltm %geIaufen mar. Cine
Nn3abl &noben in 9oOge'S Ilter ira.
len iih am Srcitog 4benO i'm Yorf
uno belhloIlen, lid i'm Golerlnuf 81
meIien. So0ge, Gonrao @roier, Sobn
Seiber mo 6reoerid Gbriitopber uo-
rem bereits einige Mole Inn ben See
9claufen, nls 9oo9e 81 9o0en i~tiir5te.
Gr otbnlete iebr idmer, mesbnlb sic
erlfredten anoben Den YarfpoIi5ilten
Sbnp be~rbeibolten, ser oen 9otrol-
wogen Oes norboitliden 9iltrifts fom-
men lieB. als ocrieIbe iebodb ors
longte, mnr ser &nobe 6ereitS toot.
Sr. Sooge, Der Gnter oeS anoben,
lagte, er babe gemlBt, oaB iein Sobn
Elm idJmodles Ser5 babe, lno i'm oes.
boIb oiterS 0emornt, iid nidJt 5l ii6er.
unItrengen.
Eieu0o Nr5t oem Sc.
t ihtSperfu6ren ii6ermie.
en-. - 2alpreuce 9. Gobne, alias
Or. Hidnroion, mel6er iif oIS grst
mtSgnb uno in Nr. 739, .9ering.
tonItrabe, Elm Spref5immer bate,
luliroe utter Der bereitS beridteten
ACKNOWLEDGING, angebli6 inter Sor;
ipie9elln9 falifer 1batinden bon
Morris $. @oelion, Den 9etrug bon
$3.50 erlongt 5u baben, ourf Hifter
Sooen in Der meitli6en Yoli5eiItation
Dem @eriftSuerfabren iiberpieien;
ierner ulter Der ueiteren Ini6uloi.
gung, ongeblih obne 2icen5 1r5tlihe
ErdriS ouSgeiibt 81 baben. @cgen
Iebtcrer ACKNOWLEDGING muroe audi
Goeiion fir ooS @eribtSperiobreu
I%eItgebolten. 9ei'm Yerbor muroe
bon mebreren 3eugen o~ngegeben, oab
lie BON Gobne Meoi5in erbulten bat.
ten naf)oem lie bon Gobne uno @oel-
ion nlterilidt poroen paren. aeiner
bon 9eioen bat aenntuiB pom Neoi-
sin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
$tdot Baltimore.
ltntrrhnltnhns : @ealuciier.

Undertakings . @eglueiicr.
,Slancp'S" .Sutdl 9Seooiug".
r@ahetn" rs Ibe EnrifiaH gsthoipe".
yIuro's" - .Ihe @inaerbrcno Wtutt".
ySunionn" - ,Ibe YcOolcr".
,Nupiturtum" Abe SerPtdOe".
,,Marnlanb" - Qeiib's SuuocoiIle.
,,girm Monumental" - ulbe eoIonidl Seues'
mn ,NubH g. Suuibau.
,qubin'S," Or. 404-40G, Sif.Saltintpre.2tr.
- Idgljf @uuoeniue uuo bcuenlide 8iloer,
y~9priG5bcnter" Mionidg, Den 10. N(at,
Vegiun Der RopsGoH5erte.
,Albaugb's ShcenmsS heater" Co., Dioutn9, ben
10. W}ui glbenos. WlGtteft $500 N 9ttgbt in
Bohemia.
ben 20. lPnt Sri6ltngsfcit int .Tdrle0f Bart.
@ruRc 6%rBffuung WloUiua. ben 10. Ylat, bon
Slto M{iler'S ueuet gSirtbihnft, 9lr. 1927, goros
gSolfe=. Habe @absSirubc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

The iondoa and poudest belief OF American IN
DANGER Of being blasted,
Learned authorities have made attack the charm and
perfection Of the American
Prof Iaughln ot Chicago university comments
sareaseay sovonness her Slide
and wEsle the tho both andfNcd
and ungreofal
that her speech aoyony ana deiea
her sohber offensive
When learned authorities who Win have tho hardhood
20 question OF their deeisioaf
Ba there such thing authority the subject OF
the American any other wonanf
There thinga that may all about aud
the first OF these h
Woman mystery which the OF the world have
understood.
Socrates all his learning enough
scold he everything else movable his day.
but
Wise old Solomon took hundreds Of Wives bat died IA thc
victon that ali Yet millions Of simple mind and
heart have perfect their
There authoritative opinion
One knows about her than another.
Perhaps she doesn't always know herself well
h her walk makes the
by any menus
of the best world have
all Of These respects
In the world have been fully up
the mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

Emmett and IaNfencu Haynes
seat to Sunday school ana got
enough literature % last them a
monlh. such ~ speek'H BAD bay
and ON siow Train Through A..
tAnaaa s---sequashee iTenal &swa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

~vot reception Christmas breeeat oesaf~
Weddings Adolf Hut came near seddins "omedinfA at
uie diagram" i s.
der pllow slip
ue der iairaf ALI IA der aceldenee. hleasN
Casa cniuloned matt der chimney when ne WIS
bringing bath towels und aey wa ost IN der efa
ha ha, hat 80 -. - A..
morning VASE loeka "a
You nod enoss fouas socks last Gfasmaa
"oh yeas. can
well sutr"
"A warning sresn Iiealuth. Ia Ia hais
ieAiousy becosa ar my AhohhinE early
Naasah a m nit colt ehiael"
sYoul you nanoot burglary yoa insuater, foaf
fall oloF der baby crib der oddr aish and pfsak
yeas bat 70 DO NIT yoar ohRrseh. hhaa ID
Eaiituaaly of cracking cb Ia Ia. ha-
Nout Be pah n der face made
Christmas money m SCOT ehoh der florist
'Not ehoh boasef-
.-rrimmins der corns o. g riagiesoo-
"oh = ehot aiso NIT florist
"Vo dtinEf- =
~Efufboty al my espeeifalnsas train faf
cnoemy eht toy wife areaa m ainaaa dsy
~vot Amt OF a train an you obtalninEf~
a usually All got train af thought
afrsit only oo1amutef HoHser sabhossdly
you sfafboty "a hat = uFisamAa~
l darv deaat-
4 am ashanti yoa iaa ditsrshglai hstwsea
81 bells and a lsHoaf-
4 answer. bud ID iaa a soxrut~
"Dsrs las ditisrsnaal DEP eosh haf psa ha h. bal"
pfinks old sandy Gloss Jenayf SANDY cosat
oh. = chicken yieh looks tiks = hsany
prinEa old Sandy CidaE 1ann san dy CosAf
q esx nod lar any
Becus der poalry Ids hams tsa beany. Sandy ctoss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

An old colored gentleman having
sean an -ad' 10 tho paper for q
bookkecper. applied for tho po@l.
ton
Upon being asked n ha Under
stood bookkeeping IN all ifa
branches. he replied. We'll. aah. I
dnan' know 20 much bout de
branches part. bat I Sho' 90 under.
stan b0okksepln'. hav' kap AZ
OF hible now co. nigh on seventy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
TypEs or The BLACK HAND,
HIS FATHERS
SON

7 lad never known my Aunt
Kathleen until she Invited me 20
spend the sumner at her beautiful
home IN the country. but Il did not
take me long to love her after the
first meeting.
She vas a young woman. not
more than ~. and very beautiful.
! wondered when I saw her hos
abe could have married my moth
er'a brother. who was a widower
with two grown children and a.
beast 81 years old
Kathleen--she Insisted that I
drop the ~aunt~--fnade everything
YER pleasant for me. A frequent
caller vas John KlnFsforth. an
artist. with whom Kathleen seemed
90 Be In love
Not many mornings after she
had told me Of her engagement 20
Klnssforth. I was called into the
library to sign as witness a paper
which Kathleen held In her hand
No sooner had I attached my name
than KinRsforth snatchsd the doc
ument from the table and in a hol.
Low voice addressed me. while his
eyes were upon Kathleen
You have just signed a confes-
sion b. which Mrs Delsmoro places
herself wholly IN my power. She
admits that her late husband died
from the effects Of a poison admin.
fstered By her own hand II IL now
my duty 70 denonnee her for the
crime and I mean 70 do so"
Suddenly a great rumhling roar
OF thunder and a flash Of lightning
startled rs. a short piaintive cry
fell from Kaihieen's lips while she
buried her face IN her hands. An.
other flash and then roar and
Kathleen fell to the floor while !
vas rendered unconscious. When
they picked her up she was dead.
When I began TO get we'll. John
Kinasforth came 10 me one day.
saying. Il have been 20 glad TO
hsar Of your recovery" Hls voics
at first made me shndder. not Who'll.
~ from the pain of the association
OF our last meeting. but the mem.
DRY Of the woman whom he had de-
nounced, although / knew not why
] felt 30.
From my expression ho g4f ased
that ] was not overloyed 20 see
him. and be remarked.
7 see that have judged rightly.
you win never forgive me. You
think ! did wrong without excuse"
Utterly So"
THE man whom that woman
murdered was my father. / am
Egbert Delamore 7 meant 10 tell
you both when the lightning struck
her down"
You did shamefuIiy," cried
You we're a cold blooded. schemlng
man
But I was also my fathers son.
Remember that Can you not for
give me. Evelyn. Cousin Evelyn
There u another reason why you
should try 70 forgive me. / love
you and have ever since I met you"
And you really loved me al the
liner ] burst forth. beginning 10
sroN fearful IN eyes and voice.
Loved your" no cried Al. let
- Whole ne be an answer 70 thar
|sssis9a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

-HIello. old man: vhat On earth
are yuu doing with all those bun
diese-
Taking en- home. I've just I'm
fshed shopping for next Christmas.
@Weii. Isn't that something oul
Of the ordlnaryf~
-Not for me. Got into The habit
through working on enc Of the mag
axlnaa I've already bought my
fourfh of July fireworks. III SET
reaty for Labor day week after
next
Were ron ever arrested
No. hui I once spent sunday In
Phfladeiphla."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
A WORD FRoM JosA WISE.

A fellrr with a
fine appetits's .
poor judge Nv cook.
IN. It's all g0od q
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

where once the fad man lived aud
foaEhs.
And Justify iit yeii 'em
Now through Seattle thngou2hfates
SALVATION laaaiaa hsli 'efn
CECIL OGDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

Ard the Verdict Was
Tho taM HAD cnnriuded--'tuea iAts
Ia tho night
We atfolicd sick AZ heart through
the room.
A flower las fhrre un The floor pale
and whlie.
Twas almost unseen In the
gloon.
Va paused there before lf,--"Ah.
shat have we gog -
lie picked up the flower aad
cried.
ria the last ross 0f some her -
be died on the spot
-. n TiCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

II suppose your wife puts ap ar.
guments occasionally that you cant
Anawer"
she puts np quite a number that
she wont LOT me answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

an
fFk
naff
n@
AaHa
AL
NJ
ever
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

FIRST PRIZE FOR sEsr SUTTON 81 SECOND PRIZE o.
YOUR YARNS MAKE I'm eREF. ADDRESS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

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vita lam au4eAfsd al over the
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spelling waa that rreaisirnt Reese.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

A tie principal tFuabis 9Th The
FetsfiaE British ambassador waa
that he eeald ags nlag tennis. feaee.
wFe@fia. bot ride horseback Or
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
jamestown Exposition Notes.

Three hundred years of educational,
industrial and artistic progress will be
sho wn at the Exposition.
Thirty acres contained in the immense
drill plain to be known as " Lees Parade. >
The main auditorium in the Admins
tration building has the seating capacity
of 1000 people.
The military display will be carried on
in the manner of regular army man
oeuvres.
The Powhatan Guard, composed of
three hundred picked men, will police
the grounds of the Exposition day and
night.
There will be at least 5000 troops en-
camped on the grounds all the time.
S450,000 will be spent by the State of
Virginia alone.
Eighteen foreign nations have already
accepted President Rooevelt's invitation
to participate in the military and naval
display.
Vermont will be represented by maple
sugar exhibit.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
Ethan Allen Chapter, D. A. r.

The annual meeting of Ethan Allen
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, was held at the home of Mrs
George G.. Russell at her home on Court
street Thursday afternoon, The follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
year: Regent, Mrs. w. w. McGilton; v.
R., Mrs. j. +. Weeks; treasurer, Miss
Martha Bowdish; secretary. Miss Daisy
Cushman; historian, Miss Mary Roscoe !;
advisory committee. Mrs. Charles Earle,
Mrs. d. McGregor Means.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
Death of Famous Tenor.

Henry Squires, who was born in Ben
nington May Z, 1926, died Sunday night
at Burlington, Iowa, of apoplexy. He
was the son of Buckley and Lucretia
Squires. BE developed remarkable
musical talent when young and studied
in Europe. In the early sixties he was
probably one of the leading tenors in this
country and Europe. He was the first
American tenor to produce Italian grand
opera in Italy. He resided for twenty
three years in Paris and retired about
twenty years ago. He had lived since in
Burlington, Iowa, but passed his sum
mers in Vermont. He is survived by a
brother, Norman b. Squires of Troy, ~
Y, and sister, Mrs. Henry w. Booth,
of Bennington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
OBITUARY..

On Tuesday morning, December 18th,
1906, occurred the death of Mrs. Emma
W.. Sawyer at the home of her son F. E.
Sawyer, after a weeks suffering from
pneumonia, having been afflicted on her
eighty-sixth birthday
Emma w. Champlin was born in Mid
dlebury, Addison county, Vermont, on
December Sd, 1920, living there during
childhood and there receiving her educ
alton. In 1916 she was happily married
to William Sawyer and in 1856 they
moved to Iowa, in which state forty
three years of their married life We're
spent, together. To this union four child
rem were born. The family circle was
first broken in 1898, when the beloved
husband and father was called to depart
at the age of eighty-four years.
The children who survive them are
Mrs. Mary Cummings, Iowa Falls, Iowa /;
Mrs. o. o Williams, Emmetsburg, Iowa;
Mrs. John Rice, Lemon Cove, California;
and Frank f. Sawyer, of Kenmare. with
whom she has made her home for the
past nine years.
Kenmare, IN. d. journal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
Green Cut Bone the Cheapest
Poultry Food.

The problem of finding a cheap poul-
try food that will increase egg-produc-
ton during the winter when eggs are
high has been solved by those farmers
who purchase Green Cut Bone for their
poultry. c. S. Page of Hyde Park, VT,
grinds many thousand pounds annually
of this article and is this year selling it
for $3.50 per barrel of 200 pounds freight
prepaid to buyers railroad station
There is now no necessity for going
without this staple Poultry Food. II
you cannot use barrel yourself, get
some Of your neighbors to join in with
you. You will find it valuable egg
producer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-01-18
NEGLECTED RHEUMATISM
Causes ParaIysis-A Uric-o Treat
ment will in all Cases Remove
the Cause.

PARALYSIS is a disease whose cause is STROUD.
ed in mystery If Won were 70 investigate
oa..I,.' ~ g.,
V"'eiu''y al cases o' a'alyS's you "ouiu nhu
that at some time previous to the attack, the
patient suffered from some form of rheuma.
tsm Possibly like CO MANY others he
~
thought 1t was ohiy silsn' matter o' temper
AIRY inconvenience and paid no futher atten-
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