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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Qincoln'S @eburtS cans in aentllfp.

liebte," Congress = 9l6gcoroneter ST.
6. @o6ter.
Gie arrangements 0c5 9onfetS Ia
gen in ben S0noen oeS folaenocn
Counties: $50. SolliS &ofimonn, 9.
9olmlann, gSn1. Sdoub, Nb. Spon.
9enberg, 5. 6. S6oumom.
Inter ben NntpcIenoen befan6en
iid: Ndtb. SranciS g. Guibnon,
bon @oIbington, Nd)tb. u. Gardner
bon Mibi0on, Ndtb. Tronf &. Mod)s
ter Don Worplm1o, Nd)tb. Sronf y.
Sargent, @etlerol . GinponOerllngs.
G%ontmiIlGr, @nt. s. 9roning. 3. q.
girfemener, GboS. :. SoifmaL, q.
Meis, 2ouia Virfemepcr, $. :. Men.
bel, Capt. g. @oiimnn 81. Is. Is. Stir
By, Or. II. &. Coffin, q. poll YspS,
5edi 9. No. Soltgbep, ). ". &oont,
{. =. @ciS, Sorrp 2angeluttig, @nl.
@cifcl, len, Mm. @eifel, iltlt., Ghr.
Weifcl, Sobn &ronmiller, s. Sbnlei-
FER, Wortin Weperoird, Souis Soft
mann s. :. @rurepitd, s. S.Sdoll-
monn @n1. Sd)drb, Goclap Sonef
s. Smntontn 9. Stcphon Sbeo. $.
Gicner, George Seinrbnd, Otto 9(pib,
MoicS &nB Sron5 Siegel, Z. Sinh
ling @m. u. McGlpmont, i. YlGn-
fer, %. MosfolpiB, s. &. 9rounS, g.
Hiiifcl, u. @iiin, g. @ottl6olf, Stc.
pbon Tei6el, $. Sfrentnp, &m. 8.
@cilioAcr, s. Sln1rbcin s. @ittelman.
Geo. @ittncr, 9. s. Orr, s, Yng6 z.
&roum Trc0. &romnL @ep. &ronm,
y. Sponaen6erg, $. Goientbol, Sreo,
Is. Clint, 4. :. Sdillenbcrg $. 0eoe-
rcr, g.. i. 0eocrer, &. $. Gpous, q.
@oltmgortncr, $. @iams, u. Icnfer.
u. ". Nlllt, o.. \. @orrcll, .. @.
Spcrber, elmer rSnucs, Sobn Wtlms
Scr, Mnl. $. Woribolf, @m. Saber,
5. &olpdn, No. &. Stcnart, Ncmton
=. Groggon. s. 2osfomSfi, VI. $.
@coper, =. George, q. u. Cohen, Z.
u. No6inioL Souis 4. WfeliS, 9enj.
Nroniton, Sobn Sofnleilter, S.Snith
$. 9ofer, g.. v. Steruort, @nt. 90.
9ppas, Nc. Hotteuberh 2eon Sofa.
tolustL :. Z. 8reen s. Hcid)elt, s.
Nonb, 9. y. Eeters, Sobn Homoier,
Erof. s. 9olcio, Seize 9. 2oupbei.
mcr, Wnl. @ilianlion, s. u. aoll-
mcper, G. Morquorot, Or, u. fopier
0iering, Hobert ). 9eohomL $. 6.
9onfs uno $. :. @ilmS.
2incoInu oieGinmanDe.
rung.
Nn9ciidts Ser iesigcn slaitotion
gegel1 Die @inmanberung, Die no.
mcntlib in republifoniihen areiien
nes GonereIies erob lit uno ben
~Geutid) = ImcrifaniIfen NutionoI,
9uno" itetia ouf Der @od)t b1lt,
oilrfte gerobe in &erbinbulg nit Dem
Sonfett oes nGeutid).g Characterization
2incolI,Glub,s"" beiien Mitglieoer
5llm grobten Sbeil Gingemanoerte
poer Sobne bon Gingemonperten
iino. Elm Hildblid iiber 2incoln'S
StanO 5ur Gimpanbcrunesfroge BON
olgemeinem Sntereiie iein. Ben Ser
mann &app Dor mebrere Sahren in
Chicago an 0incoln's @chltrtstoae
CAB:
.@etrohten mir" iugte Sr. Happ.
yuo1 Ben pielen berrlidlen GigenidaI-
ten oineoln's sic bes Gertbeioieers
Der Giniuonoeruna. Gr mar feiucr
iencr omerifoniiden Gemogogen, sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Sin Id6nes mno niisIides geident
fir N~nsebGrige lit INNER cine Iebens.
eruke photographic uber cine HINT.
leriid oollenbete Gupie eines alten
gilbes IN Grabnn, @aKsrfarbe, Del
Ooer EaiicQ. Die id6nften cabinet.
biloer unr 81 pro 0utenb.
Sulims Sebbcl, oeutider Ybotoerapb.
co., 321 @urb.0 aa.Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Sr. @ilcorgeitiegen -GoS
Gireftorium Der griten 3ationoI-
9onf bat ben aoIiirer Ser 9unf,
Srlt. Sorrp 9. @ilcor, gum 5rpeitelt
Sice = ErdIibenten erpGblt. Set
1900 lit 81. @ilcor aoiiirer Der 9unf.
Gte Steae ols 5lpeiter Gice . Gr1ii-
bent lurlrbc ipe5ieQ fir i'm oeifoffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Ser pcrfeubc Sdruru

nto Ser o1genebme 8ehmud CT.
frcnen ben 5rinfer, n16reno Ste
Meinbeit beiielben Der @eiunobeit ait
8llte fonnt. Gs giebt fem 10 5~llirie-
oenItellenbes @etr1nf, lpie oos bon
Sreb. gaiternid)miot's american
Sreiperp" aebrallte Bier. Site $t.OO.
9rallerei tt04-112S SinenItrabc.
Sci. &. & 4. 364, Mb. 1881. (44)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Qincoln's Oe6mrtstag.
8rohartigc Icicr in Der @affcnBaac
Oes I. Hcaimcuts.

&ice-F rGiiocnt 6oirbonfa unO Shob-
ants cfretGr Sborp inter Den
Mconcrlt. - Eromincntc Ecri0u-
lid)fciten aus alien 2%onocStbcilcl
inter ocn Gbrcn0Gitcn. Die
6cier ocs .Tcutid) 2umeritoniihcH
2incolns Clubs. 2incoln ais
6rellno Der GinponoerunQ.
Ter 90. @eburtStoQ pcs Er0iioen.
ten Nbrobam Siltcoln mltroe geItcrtl
bon Der nllnion &engue" un0 Dem
nHcpublifoniidcn Glub ilulgCr Mt0n.
ncr" in Der Mnficnbollc oca t.. Hc0t-
me1to mn pom .1eutid) Nucritonis
ldcn Sincoln=G Stub" in Der Dor
luGrt9. Solc" 0ltrd) 9nntcttc ncIclcrt,
lpcl6c olc 0ernrtiacn bisbcrigrn
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0cr @off ale Oc9
4. Meaim cnta.

T.. VI e q | III emit 8.
Sons beionocre NnitrenollnQcn
moren fir oos 0emeiniome 9anfctt
Der %nllnion Seogue" mo OCa .Hepll=
blifanii6en Clubs iunQcr W1nner"
in Der @offcnboQe 0e2 4. RegimcntS
genlaCbt luor0cn, lpel6c 81 0iciem
3mefe IN einen 9lunlen1orten per.
lpan0elt NOR. llcber 800 @c0edc mu-
rcn gclegt un0 al Der Gbrcntofel
ioBcn bic fol9cn0cn cin0clooencn
@Gitc un0 Gomitc.M itglie0cr: Ndtb.
hilbert u. 0lofcncp, Nicc.Er1jiocnt
Gboa. ". 6airbnnf@, Sdabomts- Sc
fretGr Scalic DC. Sbam, Scnotor
@laiom @orncr. gl6tb. @m. s..
Sadion. N6tb. Geo. u. Eearre, Ndth.
Sobn Y. Derfes, 2ld)tb. v. Sail
Sorria, Ndtb. Sames =. Hepnol0o,
Idtb. Sobn $. GbmnroS, Nhtb. u. 4.
Stotter, Ndtb. i. s.. Sithcod, major
Sobn 3. Gibbs, Nd)tb. u. . Sdnci-
Der, 8rorge Mt. SbripCr, 9ldJtb. Gboa.
Spnlon, Nftb. Burton Eorfer, Sbcrit
GhoS. j. WtoGlin $. z. @uuB, Hlliz
iel Sling, Eepton @oroon, Ebilip g.
@lnieL SeItcr Nc. Spier, ISM. $.
Giderp, Gbas. 2. Montell. (Sobn y.
&urb Wopor &. Glop SinlonllS, @nl.
:, Flott, Id)tb. Mnt. i. Stone, Eroi.
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der, aftb. GbaS. u. S1irm, Ad)tb.
@obert Sgle, 9ld)tb. &obn .. Sauna,
Idtb. ), y. &. Sinolop, Siooc $.
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u, u. Hpon mo Sbcrit ). Srollt
supple.
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re bic Sufelmulif. 9tud)ocnl oos po.-
5ilNIidc Mcnu ierpirt NOR, crhob lid,
Soaltnlcilter :. Nranf Snpplce, uno
lultr0cn folgenbe 5ooite bcontnortet,
nadoem Der YraiiDent Der Union
Scoaue." gdtb. hilbert u. 9lodcnep.
Die Anuelenbcn %mi1fontmen gcbeiBel1
botte. allnierc @dite," Mnpor 4.
Sian Gimonus; DIbrabom 2incoln,"
Ttcc.Eroiibent Charles ". Sair.
bonts; Sic replhlifoniife Yortei
ltno ibrc 3iele," ShobumtsiefretGr
Seslie Nc. Sbop; nGos Gplf uno
oelien Eortei," 0eneral-9 uitocS -9ln.
malt Charles s. 9onoporte.
Sice!FrGiioent Soirbanfs iogte
6ol9enoeS;
o2oa lbemo, 1peld)es llnlere Ailf-
merf'omtelt beltte III Nnipruf)
nlnmt. lit fein NclleS. Is mar Dos
on5leheuoc Sbcmo fir ocn Yoeten.
Den Waler. ben Siloboller. oen Silto.
rlfer mo oen Orator. @ir iiuo nit
leoer Ebaie lcinca 2cbens u1b Gbo.
rdtterS befannt gemorben bod
freten mir ms oennoh itets, menlt
Die WelfidIte mieoerbolt miro. Ger
bentige lit elm beiIiger Gag in mlie.
rer 8eld}ihtp, Elm Sag, an meld)em
ons omertfonlidc Golf ieine Seele
III Die gtn1olpb1re zines bo6eren unb
beI'ercn Eotriotismla baocn fam.
Ter Nomc SincoIn lit fir unier 2ono
Elm fiber Segen. Baltimore mar
nld)t INNER 10 anitircunolid) nit Dem
Nomen Sincoln'S. lpic cS beltc lit.
Ils Der groBc Gmon5ipotor mad,
Walblngton iubr. INN lem peront-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Stroub in icincr @crfitGttc. --
Sintcrl0Bt Wattin nl0 AinO.
Sconaro :. 9roIpn 36, lno Otor.
9aretbc Straub, rs Sabre alt, mur=
oen geItecn Worect i'm binteren
Gbeilc BON @ropn's SottlcrgeidGit,
gtr. 212l, IA. StroBe, toot ouiaefun.
Den. Sromn botte cine allgelmunoc
in Wtlnoe, un0 Die Strollb NOR pier
Mol in Srlit mo 2eib geihoiien.
Gin Neuolper Log neben Dem Sopho,
oltf meld)em 0ic bei6en 2ci6en laaen,
ltno Der Coroner erfonltte oltf Woro
lino Sclb'tntoro. 9rolpn lpur Der.
betrot6et un0 binterl0Bt feline @ittlue
uno Elm &in6, Tic Stroltb mohute
bel lhrer bod betogten Mlttcr in ben
NlcriS' Stats, Nr. 1881, S-StroBc.
Gie oItc fSron mar acknowledgements
lber onS Sd)idIol ibrer Sod)ter. Sic
hoitc jeood) oarllm geruuBt, ooB Die
lelpe mt Srofpll ENG befrennbct"
lei. Mud Der @ittme 0e$ W0r0erS
mo Sr!b'tnGrbeyS NOR oos @erb1It-
NIB %befanlt, unO cine Gntfrenouna
lpar 5milden Den bci0en @dttcn ent-
ltonoen. 6rou 0romn mohnt in gtr.
1929, Golumbio-gpenuc. 3lpei PIT
Beltellte in bent Sottleretidait, Sec
y. Smith nn0 Glouo =. Gardner,
e11toedten Die Seihen 9eitern Mor-
gen, ols tic oen 2oOen ouiifloiien.
Nor etIiden Sogen id)on bate Sr.
9romn ourd) Ginotbmen bon 9erdt-
9oS ei1en Selbltmoroperiud) begol,-
aer. mie ieIne Mittme erflGrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
0clbIenbnnacn

nod Gentidlano "a Gents p,, Marf,
mad SeItreib 20h Gents pro Grone.
PORTO EXTRA. Sbiffsfarten bon uno
nad 0entidlanb. 3eiiepaIIe, @eh.
lei, Greoitbriefe 1iub ausISn6iIdes
8elo. Sbeo. s. 0iener G. &c., GIT
Slt-9altimore-S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Stdot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltnngs $ @cgfueiicr.

s9saRt . sttassmis," - 9ieie Bode: v5bC
1aitoeo Mtnu".
nsIaHrp's." - 9tefe ISOLDE: Orr, RlorHer
iruai Srelduo".
.@nheth." - Siefe gSodc; BbiI. Sberibun'l
D9ep 9ttp Sporte gia Sbulp".
pSorO's." 9iele 9Bo9e: 6orbes Robertfor
illh gertrnhe elliott in foIgeuoem Hepertotre
Nlonine, Eienitdg, Wittippd NheHo
IL. HieRiiag Wlaiinee. i. Gafnr UNI CLEOPATRA"
SorRerildp II. Salniiag gbe1o Niice uno Mian"
Sreiidp gtbeno unb Snmitnp ltntinee oSGmlet"
.,Spuibng." - Stele lSOde: oIbe Gotpb0n
@irI".
rAlbausb'S." - 9icfe 23obe: pIbe seeonb
MrS. TGrQlerab".
uWtatnlauo." - Steie gSode! GettbS 8alloe'
Observation-Disclosures.
y1nbitorinm. Z" 49, Sicfe g9oc1c: IubbD GtdlibC
1T .Santunn",
.Retn W|uHnmtntnt." 49, S!eic g2c3c: Use
gruaoluaD @uuetO 8lrS".
v5pu," 0urtb-slpenue uub Eat.Strahe. -
Idallb Gorlieuntgen ~orelltrter rptIoer I1iere
nno anoere llHterbaltungen foipte Houfhub'
babn.
.Geabubr.G unieruatorium." ~ Sreitda, ben
IL. 1aruar. 4 ubr Aadmitta9s, 9ipeisBianus
%Ntecitdl bon Surolo 3fdnoolpb uno Grncit Sutdez
ION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
,Ucianaucreiu Trphitnn."

6roecr Wasfenbaa am Spnner.
itaa, ben q. Tebrnar, in Der Ger
mania' MGnnerd)pr : Salle." Wertb-
uulle Erciie. (4024,7,9-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Sentides UeIo

gu perfaufen. $3.50 Gents bro Mart
ooer 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
@edieI unb Greoitbriefe auf aae
Staote guropa's. @eIbienouneen.
S6iffsfarten, @eiiepaiie unb ausI6n.
oiides 8elo. Sbeu. s. 0iener G g.,
2t7 Git-gaItimore-s traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Mar NeiRert,
Scntidjcr Ebutugrapb,
400-411 -Gtrase.

Spr5tdIsI fftrfe!
Rur fit cine fnr5e 3tit.
o feinfte Gabinef.BortraitS uno tebersarpses
Bortrait nit fetnem Slabmen flr $500.
8ceuidrer %reis $500.
Sitie. adten Gle auf meme MSrcIfe:
Mar Hetiert, 409-4f1, Nprb.Waa.c trase.
(Ee5t1.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Sofalberidte aus @aibington.
Ginc Sras6bic.

Scr Sottler &eounr Z. 9roun crs
ihicBt it'd mo Sri. Morgorctbc
Stroub in icincr @crfitGttc.
Sintcrl0Bt @ottin nnO aino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Seitlidfcitcn lueit in Den Sdotten
IteQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

'"NHii WI S'hNh 1Ht d)tuT oeYuHftlyeIl
iuollte, Der bic ~beitebenoen HedDte
lpeiBer M01ner uerringern mill, ieien
lie audi in einem an0eren 2onoe ge-
boren uno ipredJen cine anoerc Spra.
die ais ih."
Iie GinipradDe 2incoIn's trlig nid)t
menig 0a5u bel, bob Waliahnietts
icne Yanomnotbing" .MobregeI boIo
obld)affte.
Gle polle @leihberehtigung Ser
Gingeluanoertcn Iteate er ais ErGii.
bent Sem Golfe aitd) oaourh Dor au.
sen, bab er tiihtigen Acknowledgement
einen groBeren Intbeil an allen Or
ten oes offentIid)en Iienltes eit-
r1limte, ais Dies ienlals bon Seiten
anoerer Er1iibenten geld)ah. limo
Dab er babel geraoe Dem oeutihen
geuoIfeungstbeile oos arobte poIiti-
Idle Gertrauen ifenfte. lit fir oieien
Elm unalsloifIifes gbren5eugniB.
sir Die aroBen 2eiItrmsen Ser
Telttifen int 9iirgerfrieae mar Er1.
iibent 2incoln tets bon Sersen banf-
bar.
@ie iebr 9ineoln ncben 0em ariegs-
bienlte Der id)on Dor SEM ariege bier
pobnenoen Seutid)en alid ben BON
neutrality-suspicious. Ieutihen sli
id)dber mllBte, crgiebt iid aus Dem
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11

Prof. Paul Pope is travelling with a first class musical organization, and will be in New York next week. We are glad to note that Paul is making good. He k baritone player of more than ordinary ability, fine boy. and deserves success.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11

When you want a drink why not get the best in town? It costs no more than the other kind. Old Yannissee is the best and is served in any style by courteous and gentlemanly sales men by T. c. Folbre, Jr. & Company at the Magnolia Saloon.
 MT. C. A. Ahlstedt, contractor. went to Brinkley, and thence south on the Cotton Belt, to Pine Bluff if necessary, trying to locate several car loads of lumber, for which he has had bill of lading for ten days, and which he thinks has been sidetracked en- route.
 Mrs. C. B. Tarver and sweet little baby left Wednesday for Wynne to join her husband, who is employed in the Cross County Bank. They will make that their home for the present and we wish them a very happy and prosperous New Year in their new home.
 It is undigested food that causes sourness and painful indigestion. kodol is solution of vegetable acids. It digests what you eat, and corrects the deficiencies of digestion. Kodol conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold here by J. T. Sanders.
 Messrs. Clarence Hine and Joe Ferguson, of Franks township, were genial business visitors in the city Monday, and gave us very pleasant call. MT. Hine has our thanks for substantial fayors, and we are glad to learn that he recovered his dog which had been lost.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped to supply all your wants, and at prices, quality consid- cred, that no one cares to beat. than at present. All supplies are this sea- sons choicest output, and no pains will be spared to please you by prompt delivery. Call or phone B, ". T. Sanders.
 There is a rumOr to the effect that Mr. E. J. Badinelli, of Wynne. will open a saloon here, and one report has it that he will occupy Mr. Watkins lot near the post office We know nothing of the latter. and have been unable to verify the former. Should he do so. his will be the sixth saloon in this city.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11
Cured Four Disea ases.

Leroy Burrows. sherin Barrow county, Georgia, says: T had nervous prostration for two or three years. at tended by extreme sleepleSsness. also had indigestion and Rheumatism Kings Royal Germeteur cured me of all these diseases It is the hest medicine ever used. l.
 Druggists sell it at sI per large bottle Cos doses
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11
MORE LOCAL.

GUM BLOCkS.-Tupelo and red gum 36 inches long, 24 to 36 inches in diameter wanted at the Morgan N est Box Company at Madison. Highest price paid.
 We are now just receiving full and beautiful line of dress goods of the newest and latest designs and in- Yite your inspection. FusSell-Graham- Alderson Company.
 Il had tried everything for my baby until Br. Lyle recommended GascaSweet. l can truthfully say it is the best medicine 1 have ever used for babies Mamie L. Taylor Bed ford, Virginia. CascasWeet is sold by J. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. Charley Jacob and two child ren, little John and Miss Hazel, of Co., lambuS. Mississippi, are expected to arrive in the city today. and will be guests in the lovely home of Cashier and Mrs. Eugene Williams for d couple of weeks.
 Caps. We've got 'em for everybody. Caps for babies, caps for boys caps for papas, caps for-well any body that wants one. Biggest stock ever brought to Forrest City. Ali kinds, sizes and styles. Fussell-Graham- Alderson Company.
 9r, J, K. BLACKS MAGNETIC RE WATER is painless, harmless, contains no poison, and will cure any case of sore eyes in the world. For sale and guaranteed by all drug glsts. s Manufactured by J. R. BLACK MEDICINE CO, KEN NETT, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11

Smiths Sure Kidney Cure.
 The only guaranteed kidney remedy. Buy it-try it-it costs you nothing if it fails. Price 50 cents. !. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11
'ussell- Graham Anderson Go.

Dr. II. R. Clark was called ta Milan. Tennessee. last Saturday evening by a message conveying the sad news of the serious illness of his mother who is not expected to recover. Mrs. Clark in charge of his dental parlors during the doctors absence. He re- turned "Wednesday night. His mother k no better, and he may be called back at any moment.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11

Mir. John E. Webb, representing the Kahn Bros, manafaet uferS of tliiOred clothing, of Louisville. Ken tuckY, was in the city Monday and Tuesday. calling on the trade. and visiting his brother. Mr. D. (. Webb. and other relatives and friends.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-11

Ladies and Misses Skirts, Cloaks and Jackets at Cost for Cash for the next thirty days.
The Washington times., 1907-07-13
SENDING PHOTOS
BY TELEGRAPHY
REPORTS CONSUL
Representative at Chem
nitz, Germany, De-
SCribeS Invention.
Advantages to Newspa-
perS Would Be Very
Great.

To telephone the story of a princess
clipping with & coachman and transmit
the photograph over the same wire to
a newspaper 100 miles away. is now pos
sible in Germany, according to a report
20 the State Department from Consul
Thomas II. Norton. Of Chemnitz.
Consul Norton has this 10 say about
The recent invention:
Much attention is now paid in Ger
many TO the remarkable measure Of
success which as attended the install
lation Of Prof. Korn's invention for the
Transmission by wire OF Photographic
reproductions over long distances. His
latest experiments show that nearly as
satisfactory results are secured Dy max
ing use Of ordinary telephone wires as
on lines specially constructed for the
purpose. The only difficulty encountered
on telephone wires results from calls
on adjoining wires. These cause the
formation OF zigzag lines on the repro
duced picture at the receiving station,
which are easily corrected by retouch-
ing. Alterations in current intensity by
ringing on or ringing of, as we'll as
during conversations over adjoining
wires, are without effect. 1t is further
shown that the wire employed for
Photographic reproduction can stimuli
taneously be utilized for telephone
conversation.
The advantages thereby accruing, TO
journalists more particularly, are self
evident. In these days when so many
newspapers have private wires OF lease
a wire to a distant city for a certain
time during the night a correspondent
can telephone his dispatches and at the
same time transmit the desired illus
trative material The first journal to
utilize the new invention is the Copen-
hagen Daily Politiken, which has or
dered a complete installation for tele-
phonic and telephotographic communi-
cation with its Berlin office"
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gold scatters on the floor. and says 1t
belongs to him. He drinks it up. too.
This morning I get up with a touch
Of the throat and go back 70 bed again.
He comes stomping in and wants to
know what I am lying IN bed for at
half-past 6. He says I should be work
Ing, and II there was any sleeping 10 be
done. he'll do It, At that. he goes to
bed.
This Is How She Did It.
Il wait until I hear him snore, and 1
get a clothesline. I give quick twist
around one leg and the bedpost. and
before he knows what's up I tie the
other leg You ought 10 see him
wriggle! I plump his shoulders back
on the pillow and hold him with one
hand while I tie his arms with the
other.
II thought he was all safe. but Tiny.
my daughter. shouted 70 me al 1 o'clock
this afternoon: Fathers got loose 1
was upstairs, and Mike was making for
the front window 10 jump out. 1 caught
him by the cOat-tals and pulled him
back. Then he made a run for the back
window. and / got him by the coat-tails
again and dragged him into the bed
room Tiny called in one OF our friends
from the street, ana We tied him 70 the
bed again.
1T was the first time in my married
life 1 ever got the best Of Nike It's
been coming 10 him. and he knew II. He
called me out OF my name week ago,
and I out with my fist and gave IL TO
him good
After Magistrate Wahle had heard the
case. he said 1t was too confused to
settle on short notice, and he would put
Il over for a day.
But I didn't want 70 80 home to-
night" pleaded Bastian. ''There'H be
trouble"
MAGISTRATE Wahle suggested that Bas-
tan spend the night in the Yorkville
prison Bastian looked his thanks as he
was led aWay.-New York World
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RAILROAD Anglers
FALLS CHURCH MEN

situation OF Falls Church railway IN
tolerable. Cars overloaded twice capac-
ity. Schedules demoralzed. and no i'm
provemsnts 10 prevent collisions. Feel
ing against railway officials bitter. and
growing. Hope commission viii act
promptly"
AS an indication Of the general senti-
ment OF persons living along the line OF
the Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church railway, Crandal 8Iackey. Com
monwealth attorney for Alexandra
county. this morning sent the abOFe dis
patch 10 the Virginia State corporation
commission.
Citizens OF Falls Church, at a mass
meeting last night, filed formal protest
against tae service accorded by the
road. and affected a permanent organl-
cation for the purpose II securing better
accommodation. The organization is 10
be known as tn Commuters AssocIa-
ton OF the Wa mgson. Arlington and
Fails Church Re way.
Speeches condemnatory OF the service.
which IL was alleged was responsible for
the recent accident. We're made by At
torney r l. C. 41oncure. Charles Hen
derscn, Robinson Loving. Dr. T c
Quick. II. @. Hopkins. jeremiah Con-
nelly. NJ z Church, Thomas A Ho6E-
son, and Frank Lyons.
Inc resolutions passed. which viii be
presented 10 the Virginia coroora ton
commission today. sets forth the neces-
sity or emergency brakes. double tracks.
aooltlonal cars and power, and 4 mod
ern signal service.
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ing to him these fifteen years, which
is when we were married. and I'd say
bad luck 70 the day If it wasn't hes
the children of-the father OF my chill
dren mean"
O'Nein and Mrs. Bastian took a Third
avenue car downtown. On the way
O'Nenl automatically inquired as to the
manner OF man he was. soon TO tackle.
Hes a terror, amt her queried
O'Nen
worst ever, said Mrs. Bastian.
Look at this scar" and shs sssplayed
a livid mark on her right hand. Part
ing her hair. she bent over 50 that
O'Neill could see.
..Them's stitches for a cut he give
me-
Mrs. Bastian told O'Nenl she had
four furnished room houses near the
Bowery Wanting to be agreeable.
O'Nein said he didn't doubt. II her ter
TOR OF a husband were out of the way,
she could manage q city block. She
conducted O'Nenl to a little. Old-fash-
toned brick dwelling at 70 Second street.
and paused on the doorstep.
You're coming up with me?' O'Nein
Headed.
Nope. You'll find him all right in The
bedroom on the . second hoor." Mrs.
Bastian said.
O'Neiu advanced, and peered cautious.
ly into the room. All was still. Fear
ing an ambush. he made his presence
known by cough.
Bound Hand and Foot.
"Ach, Save me or I'll bustT' snrilled
a voice in the far. end Of the room.
O'NenI sprang 20 the window and rails
ed the curtain. The light revealed a
roly-poly German. lying on a bed. bound
hand and foot The room was sitting
hot and the mans face had an apo
plectic nue..
O'Neil whipped out his knife and cut
the clothesline which bound one leg.
"Ach. Thanks murmured the prs
oneT.
The other leg and the two arms. bear