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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

Sine sii9ebctoe Ndderci. iuipic 2dbcn.@ilt.
ribnlhs: cine quite @eleeenbeii fir circn iun'
9cn Winillt; Iicibc $50 tiir'3 Snns. 9iudBus
traaen in ssasurr's 9;otut, Git.@ruoilnn, ". ".
SpurtA, Wtb. US0--9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
Die Baltimore Steam Carpet

SSt 4.sns.s,s en- s IT. sssI "a fIs SssssI I'M '!;,,, ysos e..
reinigt uro mieber eeIeat.a Observation-Disclosures
tfr Die eaeeriifa bon 3eppiten. Wf6el In
pr:rairn gttbeiiingen Ceia0ert. Nribe Ytone.
QapriIt0, 3Net)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

.2u pcrfaufcfn:
gin cleftrifhes Yiarp: bllber GreiS; flirSe
Seit pebrduGt. etnd5ufrdgci in Nr. 22t6,
Shriitian,S truic. Us0--2)
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Gu %berfaafen:
9u %uerfaufeu:

gu uerfauTen:
Gr. 723. 725. 127 ETC.. @srInM . Asenue.
eots 25 SUB 5 Sou bel 200 SUB; bre; 8epierte
rftIim bot ber YorfsJfono; bp1ftdnoia prdftia
bciorirt; iebe mooerne BeauemliGieif.
Wr. ff5, III, ff9 etc., Norb.H aturent. Ctr,
Siuif6en dartmouth. goenre mno Sapetie,Str.,
fh6n beforirt: ie6e nipberne 8enuemIi@ieif:
sfpeift6diae SGiifer. Gbiunrb 4. etord, an DIT
nno etele. ODER Gr. SO, @Rntter.S nitb Ing,
6anefte' umb ct. Hanisetr. (Gebr9. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

@enn man beoenft oaB Sofrates'
0attin funtippe iuor. 10 be9reift
man. oob er 10 riibi1 Ben @iitbchcr
gcleert bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
Glcinc nnO arp6e Sarmen

bon $500 bis 5u $50. 900: gutter frn6ibac GER
9ooen; iodine seimnoe Seeeib; a~isae5ei1uetcr
Wiarft. Terilet NaiipldBe gegen aeringe Mns
a~abling; Ieidte Peotneungen. Sermana Na.
%benhppp,, Nr. III. 9oro.Gbaries. strafr, Yaiti.
itpre, wso. Shiffsfarfen bon une mad Gus
rupo iino ebenfnus bier 81 baber.
(Spet19,1O
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0cIt)Gfts Wclcacnbcitcu.

oeidll its tSci cgeIbcit
Hr. 80, 9,oro.GHrfca.e traic. @dc bon Snir.
mount Nnenuc, ieiuc Gage fir ciucn SroccriI.
mo TrnniiionaaHubcll.
fu,uic
Or. 1919, H'oro. @raSioro. etrafc, 5ipifhcn Gil
ncrs mn NeocrnI Gtra6e, paiicIto fir cincn Gre.
tcr0s: YrontftorSs ober Gnr5lpaurcils gubcI.
pciGtc Vcoilgutaclt. gtadiuirnqen al Ert
NIB Stcnc. CSuIii-i5)
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Su ucrfunfcn:
Cine 1ut9cbcnbc 8dderei NIT @1iS; niebri.
gcr @rnln5ils. Aadsufrugcn Gdc Ninoiiun.
uno Spring' Strafc. US1-3)
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an p%rrfuufen.

Sn pcrfaufen:
Sn Nr. GIG, Morn. e alucrt.etrate, pribdt,
pbne 9tiidiiht ahf soften. Getne SGitoler. Su.
bait zines Brioatbaufes. bon &iidbei.llteniilter
fsus 81? m sas1S'i rl 1i''' z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aars %aS 6 iisli
more : Matraben. Intifer 9,arIors3if6 mo
Gd1lafSlmmersTtobeI. Gdgli6 bon 10 bis 4 llbr.
u77-83)
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Wcid,d .@clcacubeit

NrlIlioiiltSirei II p%crinuien cine aft cinblirtc
Yrpbs itnb Cafes Nddcrci. @uGpfcn mo oubcts
cinrtttilq. 0dbdiio. iir iraeno eiu @eicbdii
pailcnh. gioroipeiiliider Stuoitbcil: billi1 III
Ietdllcil, Hcoin9ulRcll, giuh6niruecn in Nr.
1922. Npros Srcntunt.9luc. US0-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

5u urrfduTcn:
Gas dltsetd blirte uno ipohlbefnnnte Srpts
lino 9letnsS piritticfensGefdsdft, has pdbreiIo
Der lebten So Sabre eon benz Oerftorbenen SrIi.
Vairtd Hooeers in Nr. 22S, Rarf.stpenie be'
triebeu tplroe.
Mtnnte q. 8ipbaers,
Subu .. Nphaer9,
G5G-) GdhIabbcrlpdIter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

BET frt1 fgele9tert Slnoleum ber)fles
benes az bsnhten. Die Mobs( Touen
3. 9. auf benz 2inoleum nint geifo.
ben, fonoern esbo6sn tpeto.n; untsr
fdlpers Wobst uno iolhe nit Roner
foGer fleins Stidden 2inofeum ses
lest psrben. 81. tasli4e Hsinisung
bes Ginoleumbeldees tann nah gbz
febren bes S1mubes NIT taltem MAI,
fer 9slhebsn. Der 9elus lit mino..
items einmal i'm Sabre nit 8o6n.r.
MALE ein5ursiben. Bel Dem 9obnsr
1T bduptid6ti4 auf srunoliherss Der
reiben Der in aerinssn M.nsen ouf3us
trasenosn WaNs 81 ahten. Granits
linolsum uno bsorudtes Gtnotsum
fperoen obne Q%rusnoung bon WaNer
sereiniet. Der bon @nfang an nit
9oGnsrmaHe gut bsbanbetts 9oben
lpirb pietmebr tdalih NIT sinsm trodes
men DoG= ODER 5il3lappen atsspii9.
uno bierauf nit benz 8obnsrlappen
nadserieben. Ginisemal i'm Sa6r iii
isooh auh Der 10 bebanbelte 9stag
sriinoliA NIT purmsm Waii,r uno
iaurefrsisr Seifs gu rsinis.n.
Gebert Ii 6 6>tig su
reinigen. 9uuptIah. lit ltet5
oas Srofnen uno 3upfsn mad Der
Wdfhe. 'g(lte e.osrtlher rsro.n nit
Ssifs eineeri.6en. in cine ldipaf)e 90.
flung lauparmen SobapaTsrs gethan,
augeoedt. uno auf partner 6eroteae
eiries Stunosn gum Weiden binges
fteQt. ipobei man Qht ee6en mab. oaS
bas WaIier niat srtaltst. font nsrcsn
bic 5ii6tsr bart. bab es aber aud r;fs
beib pirb. bsnn odburh tp;rp cas g;
Der briihig. Nah benz ginrsiaea
lperben bic 5iiher in benz Weier al:
bin uro fer geipiilt, biz Ts rein e,,
fdeinen. CRIT bonr pirb cine neuc
2Ofune bon iparmem SobapaTer uno
Seifenihaum ~berseIts1t uno bierin oi.
9iher gut ourhseipiil.. man brJts
lie spifhen ben 6dnosn mSslidIt fell
aus. Iegt ie 3tpifden erobe 2iide..
tlopft bic J!Gifisteit, Die nod in ibren
1T. fopeit oies anseht. beraus unO
hdnst lie gum fhnellsr 3rodnen i'm
CONNER in bic Sonne, i'm Dintsr in
bic Ndhs bes Sfens. ipobei man lie
otter 3ureht siebt. Sinh Iie min
iroden. 70 biiritet man fie trdftig aui
beiben Gsiten. Siebt lie nohmals bin
unb~ fer uno pirb jeBt nit Greuoe be-
msrten. bab Die 1iihsr fpisper ebenio
!ueid uno rei1 iinb pie in r.usm gu,
tanbe.
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Su Ocrmict1cn

SCENES, grobes 3immer i'm 2. Stod
oes vHaine-@ ~ebGuoes," Ir. 413, Dit
Baltimore Str. Nah5uirasen bel 6.
maiue, Office bcs Scntidem Gurrrs
~Iponocnt." G50@
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AMslan0

2ei6e nj M 0 +. gei Der.
nutbsfelb, 9annoper, lpuroe cine etpa
benz atpeiten S%abr6unbert n. Chr. tntz
itammenbe Moorleide nit gut erbals
tener 3leibung gsfunoen.
Set bf g d t 10 d Of :
te +. WGbrenb in @erlsbogt. Mn1alt.
Der Nattpd6ter Ieinen bienltliden
Runbsang maebte, erbrahen lSpibs
buben Iein 9uus uno %pliinberten feline
Rduderfammer. Sine 9robe Menge
WiirIte fiel ben 9isben in bic SGnbe.
grpGoiion zines g p ;
itusfo6 ers. Die 21iGbri9e
aDdin 2uiie Sausbprf in 9lant.nz
burg, Sburinsen. sos iid beim abs
fensen bon @efliigsl bur9 bic grploz
fion zines Spiritustohers 70 iapere
9ranbnunben 5u, baB iie balo bdrauf
berftarb.
Starb an Grade bres
q t n. Sn Yfor5en i'm bapsris
fden Resierunssbeairte Sdpaben mar
Der @eteran 9ampp psridisbsn. MIs
bic GbrenIatpen ii6er Dem 9rabe ers
tDnten, brad bic 9attin bes 9eritors
benen plDbli9 BON S6lase eetrpffer
suIammen unb mar mad tur5er Sci:
cine Geide.
nbeiIppIIer epilep,
iher Wn q /. Die pauerss
frau Roiina Rotons in Ribenldlpins
ben. llnterfranfen, fam infolse einea
.pileptifden Infales nit Der petros
leumlampe gu SAT-. 9utd ausflieben
bes petroleums finesn lire &leiber
6euer, unb ebe !Silfe 9ebra6t peroen
tonnte, mar bic 5rou TO i4per Der.
brannt, bab Der Sob eintrat.
S6Iim me SoI9en einea
preisrau6 ens 8. Sn Sbentirs
den, Rbeinpropins, peranitaltete Elm
Raudtlub elm Breisrau4en, moran
adt 9ereine %tbeilnabmen. Nah 9es
s%nbisuns bes prsisrau9.ns madten
stpei Ib.ilnebmer SelbitmorbperIu9e.
Giner periu9te, iid 81 eritehen, Elm
anberer iprang in bic Niers unb lpuro.
nur nit Miibe aus benz Daler ses
aoeen.
SIRENS FRET emit Of ie.
b II. Sn Der S4pei3 bat bus 8un'
besseridt in Gauianne ben Streit Inn
bas 9obeitsredt am Rbein spil4en
Grid unb Sdaffbaulen au llnsuns
fen 3iiri9s enti9icben. gts @renSe
purbe na9 @ntrua b.s aantona
Sdaffbauien bic Mitte bes Rbeines
f.itssfebt. 3iirid Fat @ddff6auier
NIT benz 8etrase fein.r NusIasen bon
1149 5ranes ($221.75) 3u entIhGs
bisen unb bic 8an5leitoiten gu be5ab'
len.
MOLTEN muir BON Raub
leben. Bel elmer poli5eilidsn Ra55id
in Sanau. SefensNaHou, puroen orei
i'm Glitter BON Ia Bis 16 Sabren
{tebenbe SurI9en feItgsnommen, bic
iid i'm Wolbe cine HGuberbO6le eins
serihtet batten in Der auSgeipro9enen
Nbiidt, nur nod bon Siebitabf unb
Raub gu leben. Sn Der 9Dble fdnc
man Seppi6e. 0olhe, Nabrun9smits
tel, Ginbrederipert5suge, ipie SdSen.
Meibsl, Stemmeiien. Die jugenbs
lihen Saueenidtle batten peri6isbene
Ginbrii4e reriibt.
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Heutihes rbelts.Nahweiinuss.ghr eau,

- 9teienieen, Die oeuitbe Sanbiperier. slrbeit,r
nnb .9icnitboten 6u beibditiaen ipiinlher, iool'
len ftb perfbnIi6 ODER In franfirten griefen I'M
ben ~glgcnten Der 9efeIi6uft. Sobann .. Wiener,
Simmer liz, Ir. 215-2t7, Gonrtlauo.g trase,
lpenoen, ipeIhcr unentaeltlid MiSflinft ertbeiIen
tuiro. SpretftIHoen bon / bis 8 rbr.
(San27.1S
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SteGenscindc

Stcicaciud:
Sin oeuiider Q1der fudlt Stcne ais 6pcite
.oaiio fir &roo mn Cafes 9td66ufr19ell III
Tr. 2j12, Seosoullinjs Strafc. USi-3)
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gu Scrmictben.


iSu uermictbcn:
Grd6ti9c breiii1di9e @dllier init 0 3inllleril
mn gerdnba. 5000 9Iod, Sdrt.Seigbtss slpc.
Sds rnb eleItriidsS Qibt. Sdmptbci5ulta,
gSlfberei. HaieHplite etc.
Y. 3rping @erman,
Sfficc. POP, 9afus9ibg. 300 EarfzSeiaDt5sybe.
tSuni301 S,5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

Msdnner, lin in Sieinbrii6eit 3n 3bomasoiue.
ga, 5u urbeitet: lpo6entli6e gllS5ablnn9 urtb
cute scott. 9sah8uirngen Ibumasuiie Stuue &
Iimc &c., 9bpnaspinc, va, an Der y%g8eiterit
Observation-Disclosures. UIS,S0,2,5.7,9)
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Serlangt int Haeemeincn.
Vcrfangt:

Vcriangt:
Munlt ilo Srau pbne Ainoer, ltH aif einen1
2anoiib AT drbeiten; Der Mnun fir Die TarT'
arbeit ut,o bic Srau fir Die AReIferei. slorei'tre:
,,Npr IS u. g." Teutidcr GorreIppnocnt
US2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
8erlanat Ranner nub &nabcn.
WcrIauQt.

8crlangt.
so Wtdnner. I'M In Steinbriiden al Eud
Sifb, ga. 5u drbciten; ftetlge 9lrbeit linter gu
ten Observation-Disclosures. Ndb5ufrGgen
Hud 5iib Sauait Co., 9ipd sin, @a.. an oer
.Soutbern'Sifenbnbn". u18.S0,2,5,7,O
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q q u q . . . u q . q % - q . q
= BiS ans Cnoe
. Oct WeQ.
(Sortietung.).
7. & a p it.f.

N Is Der 5riblina pisber in's
~ aanb 5p9 unb lein. buntsn
O~ SlI!hsn ii6er Soe unb Ssibs
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EGYPT AND THE BIBLE.


Joseph knes thHt CHaea auslsa gs
suit his father aaG arefnrea ga a
knew thet ms uattNe fs at
a8d that FhkHfae eagE. therefore
It1f has Kindred s&* au t@e aaf4@E M
order not 81 ere4Ge s8lsa4Hf4 #a1a@
his native eutS Et% Je*e Il s@NeH
worked 3tke cns~u fFhara=h
cHtE eaNe ta,e t1s lanH tae> @tr.t
take charge 81 hS 9a1 cattle g. 6t
Looking tpon tl~ I4.cr = tae Crnei
i.antc~c~-
Passing nat of tae r3era u3 the
shepherd KINGS use se another Asut
If people The< Urr~ Uat&e E@p-
tians who expelled Fri us E@&Ht tbn
Shepherd Kings. These rule3 several
King over Egypt Which knew NOT jos
seph," tEx- Isl l. T. noW sefttet
with reasonable certainty taat itanst-
ses IL al the 18TH dynasty was tae
Pharaoh - tae oppression AHoe <
other burdens put On The tsfayuteS he
Ptthom ana RaarsseS ftN III.
Pithom has beer tefiaite.y located tH
Goshea ana oult q sti.rt ahtte pa#k
several grain stores. il I'll, shap- ot
deep chambers. without WiuloWs 4r
doors. into 0hlch grain WAS ]ln1Ee.i
? ~ ~ A0N3 AE&4k $50 F=H@
there. 1t i.8a same IIacs "A t.F1pl1 N4s
erected by Rameses IT AMI 2 granite
monument ~ h4n u.s. lately tAftuf
there-the latter U0u in the cts Of
Isnailia. 1hls same I.4mvses ea
great builder He constructed mutr
monuments temples and statues imam
amy other Egyptian KING They ste
found all oyer the lana. From tnv
numbc and SIC 81 them h. must 4ats
oppressed lis subjects. especially the
foreign element THAT lie dia uot lk.
If further proof were necessary t0
snow that ii VA the oprrcssor tt -
hand in the same museum. His mum
my Is there. We car Sc .uc lcry man
himself was 80 hcartIe-S. His gen
eral features arc vel preserved. Re
small head. r%eccdins forehead. aqu3-
line nose flf1nly set chm. 7 N"tN Tong
neck. and at tIfne II death part ~ h.+
'eeth sont' pdla-Iiead'a anu IT -,
manning nalF very gray. = ~ fnlsd
% years ne must nave b&en 90 ~ TOO
Wleh ne died. Inc expression is ta3t
"f q nan 81 energy, determination. -
IRENE ~selHshness ana remorsele~s cruz
city. His very looks point him out rs
the orpfessor q the Hebrews and ~
ihe klllS VINO ordered the maie chi
dftn 81 the oppressed T. bc kiI5ed. -
escape MS cfuel order the infant
moses was ma ~ the b~ultFnShts ald
70 escape MS Wraln. forty years Iat"i,
NOSES ned To Mtdian and dtd not r.
turn until III Lord assured him that
nose VINO sought ms life were dead
(EX. 4.l3). The mummy Of Itam"scs
was Identified bX the inscription IN the
tomb and coffin. IS one looks upon
the hfeless form 81 TINS l'hara"h I
troop q pass through til
MIND once a man of mighty power
j unfeeling cruelty. nov 50 power
less and 50 harmlessi
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
VII. abraham. Lot and Joseph Did so
Mc!I in Egypt.

The kings Of the 18th, 10th and
nth dynasties We're the shepherd
Kings nomadic warriors who came
from Asia and conquered Egypt. They
were. it is believed. Syrian BcdoWins.
They ruled in lower Egypt for about
800 years and down to about the year
l375. b. G.. according to Psychologists.
According to the Bible chronology.
that would cover the visit of Abraham
and the residence of Joseph in Egypt.
Now, the native Egyptians despised /
a shepherd. (Gen.. 36:44.) But if
a shepherd OF the descendant
Of a shepherd was on the
throne, Abraham and Lot would
feel free 10 come and bring their
fiocks down into Egypt. May nlt the
fact that a shepherd king ruled in
Egypt explain the presence or Abra-
ham and Lot down here MAY not
the same fact account for the eleva-
ton of Joseph. j shepherd boy. to be
ruler Of Egypt under Pharaoh? II
may be noted further that when the
father and brethren of Joseph moved
here and Joseph wanted them to have
Goshen for j dwelling place. he in
structed them What TO say to Pharaoh.
and they told Pharaoh that they Were
shepherds. (Gen. 4I:3.) The land Of
Goshen lay on the edge Of the desert
and had not only rich agricultural soil
but open pasture land on either side
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

~ D3uof3E - "bplH s zIsx ~ fy4.y
4tDH ~ <sSxPpE .f9d,a -sg -414 ~
~tf"tIasuA pun s1Hs ~ ata30 s.~ysst
4ffpyH opelG.I pogfa seb<*Y gg3sH a1ts5
ftH L1J IyoH .a.+ BsHgVFY sJyt pay
E~455f4as ftsg ltpdtp, DH DI3I III
- saetFb,f4Hd 1Osp5u t4H ff4 Dst5ty
~ y1as0s9f ,ID3 ri sypeta IN "a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
How to Remain Young.

To continue young III health and
strength. do as Mrs. y. f. Rowan. Nc
Donough. Ga. did. She says: Three
bottles Of Electric Bitters cured me Of
chronic liver and stomach trouble.
complicated With such an unhealthy
condition # the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. I am nov prac-
ticallN 20 years youger tha before |
took Electric Bitters. l can 0 do
all my work with ease and assist in
my husbands store" Guaranteed at
all drug stores. Price soc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
DYNAMITE Dr,In DEALING.
.iiiirtA-Iilc Persons. Including M
men and Children. Killed bN nj
Explosion.

II Pasp Texas Afarch -tt.t as
received from GhIhuahua Me&ica t.
day stat tGat thIEt -0r. men aa5H
aund children were Killed m Sdu 49,
does. tNentE I~ea2u~e from There
ferdax Is tne accidental explosion ~
4 large QLnt4ty ~ lyBau#
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

# non are sick. consult specialists Of cs-
tabIished tcputatioH. Then Bou dfc safe.
Drs. Hathdlcay d %. p II S. Brodd ST.
arc reliable and skiitfRI. Write them and
mention this DGpet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

E=
sff anei
tat t8t s4t ef
"4th III a-eue
e III Harst EN t
rta ntankAaI Il
t&f<g cIs9uEeE ot Gearet Nur
Is nat lu-Htfu - uHtH r II
second Sae ~ Mae a#f te
rf*Ate8 ne fherE bas ah
-ad of7ets8 tae
ntu&i.gls at
ST aNs 5at b
alU4ea fsefaea H
tfnn aH8 ih.t tI5r
.se ia.S 4aNe rapa ma
eees the f.es pftar rHef8 at
ta FL trtt high ststlr*s
NEethrf tfua "f nf @a tlss
teteSttgE It pfG44 tHe s
nC cain II ns3slt a8Wt fH t
JsEHAl II Hf whom cam ss ARA
oGen tt49 Abet 4eIt
as< nvf 6aEr ami 4H. #HaHtE IT'S f@st
All r. t@Esu.f ffs t lsa8
ugon vhan tod NaatE see
cameo & AIS hoJi8 eIsY tata
II would account far cans ttg tt
To- the Isel s 0ha comm -et fAe .A
IL Eaeeh ,i.19l EHt ueE d Us
Ifne w9eu 81 ii ~s created af1
that event might hate occurred rHsNf
n3nIe than 200 s#
E4ctbo3 10 Arriving at ttf . Nt-t
~ the E,nsaloEie Eiten SU a
ertain iErtn the st3aatass RI
christ is given differently 8y 81 81
thew Il - Isl aud St I.uke e.
ctc.1. The creation of uar IL Ws
terry and tile h.~ @TS asad f}S fgzat
IF tire early IsgStst.an te #tas a ads
terry Il IS ta is hoped thf ftfa.t
discoveries and i7e -,lfsf FL
scholars may give us m"f Hsht
II the Irnc-iiatterc sphinx could
speak.
If that "I1 SnhlnN over A9a3ts -
tile edge ~ the desert could afsr afe
penderols jaws ant snr4l what
story hc could toll IL IL uag ia Hl
dotase nose g0ae etc@ 4 kettle
body emacIated and brul 81 rs time
IL. TOO. IS pa INK away ~ upetr
that he wears SUCH i Htd hook ~
has met tho gaze ~ I4se1a lie N
messed the OPPRESSION ~ tee jgt#. ~
was looking acra- the >43e Nhaa ".
ran with blood IL hH- tf.a Ets
peaceabie subject re many d2na
hosts II Babylon Persia Grt
R0rc Arabia. Turkey aud F.au
What tale h4 could tefEi
While Il mts not II" certain f. tF
Who reigncti during the ported 4f
rael iH F.gypt. Hutt al fu3s hs AaBt.
rs ~ prehistoric E1Npt. fhefH f# 80
doubt about the pta phral's ral#t#-
r. Egypt Read vi III" spot sla
amid tine ruins .4ati dc=alftiaW ~ htf
once proud cities. There uo rHaH1 ff
dcbata ahaat tntir fulhhtaout 49, H
other tiiut Hak give th8s subj
Some consideration,
cairo. lseNIt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
,Iaud OF Oueer Costumes.

little girls are often So drdped,
though some show their faces.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

TRAVELS THROUGH TIE RUINS
or CITIES, WHICH WE'RE
GREAT FIVE HUNDRED YEARS
Af,4e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

The Splcndors of TlcHnccn and Its
Wonderful Moequc--IIow IL tandy.
pcddIcr ccanI a 9aint-ilc Ruin
cd City OF Maneoura and Its Mighty
NaiI-ItOu IL MAS Built III Il Night
Among the NatiNc,-i and OF
Queer Costumes and Customs Where
the Ne Wear Eight Dollar Hats
and the Women velvet Caps Emf
broidcrcd With Gold-Arab House
Notwithstanding ABOUT the New
French Towns Of Algeria.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

DELHI OF NORTH AFRICA

CRANK G. CARPENTEH.)

Copyright 1907, b. Frank q. Carpenters
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
Tlemcen. Africa

sid Eou Neslin.
tue If the most Interesting Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

cheese eggs farm produce and foodstuffs
generally, except in wholesale quantities
are usually sent by mail, because the serv-
ice is cheaper. speeder and more efficient
than that provided by any private COM
pany.
AS in England, the government allows
compensation for articles damaged or lost
in transmission by parcel post, even wEcr
they are not specially insured. but the
amount that can be claimed is limited to
75c a pound.
One distinct advantage which the German
system has over the English IS that it per
mits of packages being sent &C. O D."
which is a great boon to shopkeepers and
public alike 1t is available, too, for the
sending of parcels to foreign countries. a
parcel may be sent from Berlin to New
York by German parcel post cheaper than
it would be transported from New York to
Chicago by any of the private express com
panes operating between these points.
With both England and Germany success
fully operating parcel post systems. and in
the former case despite strenuous oppo-
sition from the railway companies, it is in
comprehensive to Europeans that America.
which claims to be the most progressive
nation in the world, has not inaugurated
similar service. The fact that distances
vastly greater in America than in Great
Britain or Germany affords no sufficient
reason why the business should be left
entirely in the hands of private companies
The English parcel post system extends
over a much wider area than is covered
by the United States, for it embraces the
whole British empire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

TO see Mr. Shaw, but he firmly declines to
see any one.
Evidently the woman of thirty-five is 60
ing to take the same place in literature as
1.-THE man of forty 1t is noticeable fact
that the heroines of the latest novels are
older women than formerly. The ideal
heroine of romance in past years was
somewhere about nineteen. OF course she
never grew old. Heroines must not. Yet
here we have in nearly all the f1rst-rank
novels of this years summer and fall
season a succession of heroines who are at
least twenty-five and some very near to
thirty years Of age The high water mark
was reached last week when favorite Eng
lish novelist produced heroine of thirty
five Anthony Hopes ,herones are all put
ting on years Elinor GYMS siren is any
thing from twenty-five to thirty-five, &C
cording to the light. Robert Kitchens makes
his heroine In 1.-The Call Of the Blood"
quite a woman, and the guilty wife in w.
B. MaXwelrs Guarded Flame is approa CHI
ing thirty while the Baroness Won Hut
tens Pam owns to twenty-nine. 1t is
the same with the very latest herolnes OF
Percy White Elizabeth Robins and John
Galsworthy. They are all charming, de-
licious women. not girls in their teens, as
of old What is the reason of this sudden
change? Everybody is asking. but no one
is answering.