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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Tn feitlidlcr Safcl.

@nlfett oeS oOIteno-gerid0uerun9s.
Nereins" I'M yNeiu.Solparo." =
Surge Heben miir5ten oas @obI.
= 5iinf Iapors.G auoiooten llrl-
ter Den @brengeGiten.
Seine @aore furnmt IN fleinen
Todeten" fon1lte ser paiienoe @abr-
Iprub fir bos II. Sobresbonfett oes
~Olteno : Seridonernngs : SereinS"
lcin, oaS geItcrn Nbeno I'M SEEN.
Solporo" an ser Noro.SomarOitrnBe
gebalten Dllroe. @S mar Elm Ban.
felt, peIdes ON Auolit1t eriette, mas
tbm an Quarltit1t abgiug; eS mar
elm 9anfett, OaS lid] burd) pcridie0ene
GigenDeiten au~s5cidnete uno bel BENT
lid) Elm Se0cr ouf's Bette omillirte.-
Sn erItcr Stcllc pid) eS bon Gbnlif)en
SerdnItaltungen baoltrd ob, DAB eS
feinc fcltgeiebten Soaite iiber @cgcn.
ltonoe CAB, Die ieit Sabren BEL Der
artlgcn 0e~legcnbeiten bon berufcnen
nno iu~lbcrufencn 9fconcrn beiproden,
foit nieocrgefolt merbcn. OaS 60
mite iab mobl Gin, bab sic S9cilncb-
lner an Dem 9otfett nit iolfcn 56e.
matn mic: ,llnier Stnot," Die Stobt
Baltimore" Die &creinigtcn Stou-
ten" II. /. ~. lpobl pertrollt iein iod.
ten unb lab besbaIb non i6nen ob; eS
iiberlieB sen e%ingelo0cncu @1iten, bic
bonn Sooltmciltcr Srn. @n1. q. Gpan
ba8ll auigciorOert, ben G~egcnitano
ibrer in alien 6Gaen tllr5cn Inipra-
den icIbIt 81, pGbIen.
SieB idon Oos 8eiiibl, feline lang.
atbmigcn IiIIertotionen on6oren ST.
miiiiell, Den @GIten ooS Otabl better
idmcdenL 10 lpuroe 9ebtercS nod &C.
miir5t bilr6 0ie SortrGgc zines fir
OieIen 3mef engogirten OitortettS,
oeiien MitgIieOer 5piiden Sen cin5eI-
men 8an9en bcs Menus Die Belt IN
a%n9enebmcr 8eiie oergeben lieBen.
Gina 100 Serren lieBen iih an Der
feitlid eeidmiidten Saiel oeS Stem.
Soluoro" nicber. Inter ibnen befon.
Den it6 als @Gite 0eS Gereins fiilf
Der Serren, sic iiG sur 3eit in beioen
politiiden 2agern nm sic Domination
iiir bas bod1ite ltdotiide gnt beper-
ben. Die @brengdite poren; @oiioer.
neltr gomin @oriielo, Mapor 6. Glnp
SimonuS, gd)tb. Sranf s. @ad)ter,
5. Charles 2intbicim, OberIt Sber.
LODI Smann, George Stemart 9romn
y @rnrnr @ehrina. Eroiiocnt oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

iln0 Senrp UomarO youfneI.
Nufoem bos trefflif)e Wenu lcr.
Dirt mo Die Gigorren onge5iinoet
iuorOen iporen, begriiBte Ser Eroii'
oent oes ieitgebenoen GereiuS, Gbos.
:. 4. Steiner, sic 9lnmeienoen unS
itcllte ais 5ooitmeiltcr Srn. @m. =.
Tpan Dor, Ser in ieiner befannten
blmoriitiiden @eiie barouf binnies,
oaB aiir5e Die @iir5e oes S6er5eS III
1rno ser iif oemgemGB lelbIt fur1
Gicb. 9obeno ST %eriuGbnen lit, oah
oie ii6rieen Hebner beS Ibenos Jet
nem 9llten 9eiipielc folgtcn, sur gro
Bcn 6rcuoe uno @rbuunlng Der InWe'
len6cn.
Gem &croien tie einc
&ronc.
Ger Hc0cofiuS ipulr0e nllf filrjC
Belt bon Dem Er0liocnteh 0es Scr,
Gins, Srn. GboS. s. q. Stcincr, I'M
t%erbrod)eit, inbem CT nit eiltigcr poi,
ienocn @prteu Dem l~nltgi1bri9eu Sc
fretGr, Srn. Sobn u. @cfcr, cine ill.
bcrnc Same ncbIt ged)er III Nncr.
fennulg ieiucr lollgcn Gictltc ilber-
rcidtc. Sil Der Iniprnd)e lpuroc Sr.
Ycder scr Gdltcin oes ScrcinS &c.
non1t. Sr. 9efcr bonfte IN pallen.
ben @ortcrL unb miroe linn cine
groBc Spotion ST Sbcil.
Die Subicri6entcn DcS
9anfcttS
iuoren bic $50. Gbas. =. Goobp, $. 6.
Sbomos, @bmarb u. @eiger, @m. s.
@oroon. Sames 8. &ugbes, @m. q.
9unrefe, Geo. S6ombcrgcr, Sobll
aun5, Gbos, VI. Sroncc, Sreberid V.
Sautcrbod, Sobn u. 9eder, emil $.
@obfe, albert $. @ebr, Senrp ).
Mattbielon, gnorem Sein6 Gbas. e.
Muffin, Ilpbo 9. Bancroft, Sobn ".
6ebelein, Sermann &obbe, 5. @en.
Soiimciiter, 81. s. ". Eieriou, Sobn
s. SoifmnlL Sbomos @iblolt, @nt.
u. Eencof, Or. u. 6. 9ad)mnnn, s.
s. Wor9an, @iaiam u. Giienbranbt,
Searp s. @olfe, @iQiam 8. @attS,
9bdrles =. Sepbolo, Stepben s.
Sittle, Soi. u. aansler, @iliom y.
Rpar, %. u. 9ramble. Sobn Subert,
eugene %. Sbomos, 8iibop 5. Goo
per Srancis y. Sipeenep, Sreoerid
". aofcl, Gbil. Sdlarb. Oscar So.
mig Gperctt Gobinion, Gbos. s. 3.
either, @iaiam 6. @asner, Sohn
Chilling, CHARLES a0brid, @illiant
a0lrid, Sobn @iiitner, Nonb 5.
Sliton, Aueltit &iinne, @iGiam @.
S6rntplt, s. @iaiom 2eipis, Sobn
!SobnL abolpb g. Sd)ih, Sobn
5jffs, 81. M. 2pon, @m. elrih, 5.
8. surih, Senrp aolb, Sobn Senbel-
bad, q. u. 3. Sapnes, George 2eim-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Is ruppenpreiic.

t. @rciS, .Stiitsoomen 0cS 6ro6,
linn,~ Die 6rollcn Siilio ll5lor, 9tt-
ia 9oiicrt, Gina Cabling 9lnno 3im-
mcrmmn GIiiobetb Gang, Sonnic
9cterif, MarD @ifel, anno Mlergc-
BENT Settle 2insfpL Gliiobetb 8obel,
Sclen Shnitt, Nnno Gott, Gbef(o
NCdncr, @leonorc Zoos, 2orotbeu
Gutter, catherine Souerboher, g(nno
2ct0erL 9(oclc @rieb, g(r1no Nid6od)
uno Gntilie Goulu$.
>. GrciS, oS0nigin 6loro" lno if
re &inOcr," Srollen Geo. 3ipprion.
St. GcpnoIOS mo g, Gciioio unb sic
6rlS. Scna G~ngelOinger, GiQie
GpnnS, 2oltro Gberlciu, Nnrlo 9ens
fert, &otic 6liigcl, &otie ShmenieI,
Der, GIiie @olmcrbolts, 6rou G6o3.
&oiicr ul0 Srou Sobn Morburger.
3, Erci5, oSc00p mo ieinc 9G.
ren," sic &S. @ultop 8rollbncr, 6r.
@ifner, Ebil. 2cpoeder, 2olriS 81.
ihcr, @olter StlImp.
4. EreiS, nSommcrbotcn oeS
y6robiinn" Die 6rls. Catherine MieO-
neg, @elen 6. Gpo1S, Morp Mieo-
neg, &oio 9oicrt, pima Wieomeg,
Wto5ic Sli0t unb Gliiobetb Wieoneq.
5. ErciS, Everybody @orfS but
Softer" Sr. uno 6rou s(ug. SAM
uno &r. uno Srou Geo. Gd.
G., ErciS, "HeprGientonteu oeS
@iencr Mdnner .@eiongpercinS,"
Ole @S. Scarf Hotb Sreo. Soimonn.
Gorl Glorfc, =. unb Sront llblen.
berg Is. Opcrmon $. SPELL, g. &urt,
IS. &ittmor, $. 5ippermorm ul0 ).
$. Mcpcr.
I. YreiS, Baltimore 5oot6oIl
Scom" Captain Sc. Weper, Sherclie
Seller, Sltln Seller, Trou @rounS,
gnno WordS, Morp @rounS, 2eno
@irld)niber, Hoio Sofmonn, 2ollra
NbIift nnO 2uOio Sl6lidt.
s. TreiS, uGicretten," 6rlS. S.
2e6neiS uno u. Shoof, ionic oie
6roucn Sauna Yroiel uno Il6ertu
56on.
8. ErciS - ullncle Sam uno 6or.
tuna; &r. 8m. Sbiplep Irou 9i5.
sic 2epoeder ulb SRI. Carrie S6me.
ling.
10. YreiS - ySnoioner. Semitic:
Gbas. Eredt, Gus Sitter, 8iQ
@dcrt, Sorrp Golignp, 6re0. Yreht,
George Ereft, ella 8redt, 9ntie
Sunoertmorf, Sophia 6lotber unO
Worie @rolbncr.
If. Greis - .Miinhener ainol":
sic 6roren 2i55ie Gent, Morg. Sch.
monL 2i5jie Shcrcr unb Worg.
Sdroocr.
gmgcmeine grleidterlung mar nit
Scr Gemosfirilng ein9etrcteu unb
mlr0e Damn nm 10 lllltiger mo unge.
5mint9ener lueiter gctdn5t uno weiter
getolt, bis ooS Yroi. 8. q. Stein.
mnlo'ide OrdeItcr Ole lebte 8eiie &c.
lpiclt bate.
Bel Dem oben erludbntcn @roff.
mlngstablcau iungirte Sr. Fbil.
6%ornoli ais Erilj Gurneuol.
Die oeri6ie0cncn Gomite'n morcn
folgetoermoBen 5uiommengeiett:
Arrangements Gomite - Senrp
Settler, Senrp Gou ln0 Scnrp @ic'
ncielo.
Gang . Gonlite - Souis Otto, Sol.
&lobe mo i. Soae.
GmpfongS . Gomite - G6orlcs
@rooc, Charles @oliert, 8nl. Irnolb,
@co. 3eropSri, Src0. ". Soiimom,
Sobn Strpbner, Geo. @bntt mo Geo.
g. &nrriS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

3. Sreis oNellt'fc3 Hcid," SRI.
Metu Slider.
A.. EreiS-oScre bonn 9~lodS6crg,"
SRI. @ilbelmine @r0mer.
5. Greis = nSaIome," &r. 2oriS
Soffmann.
6. Breis-nGbincitiher SarIircr, "
6rai Is, 9en5el.
1. @ruppe = n9ctti6e Ginmonoe-
rer": Sr. Sobn Sorrctt (Gmmonoe.
rungS ? 5nipeftor), II. auiericm (icin
@ebiilfO, Sr. q, &o9lcr, 6rou Dora
Sartlcb, sri, EiQic Miiltr, SRI.
GmiIie Miider, Sri, GoaIcr. 8rait
SAUL Stibibfp Sri, &. SniieI, 6rall
@iingIten, 6rou a6tinh sri. 2ouiie
9orb, Sorrp MiiQcr, Sans nto Nit
oolpb Sonnenonn.
2. @rltppc - o&orm0rtS = Ius.
%iliigIer": $50. Gas. S0dcI; SEQ.
Bort @iG, 0eder, $, Camp, $. Eop-
Tor, e. 9orlt, 6rl3. emma 0edcr,
Gli5obet6 0edcr, &lln Bort, @llie
9orIt uno Gertrude Gu 9roll.
3. @ruppe- - Gbinciii6c aopeae, "
6ruu @oquaI, 5rou @ornihcin, Sri.
6~clonlon1, Sr. 6rouf q. @aguer,
6ruu SdDminde.
A.. Grippe @cibIifc @~ierrotS"
oie 6rollen Miai Softer, 5iOp Spotb,
gliic Glor, Motbiloo Grobnb1uier,
Gina Scegcr uno &obu @rl6n.
3. 8rllppe - oHonoi6ule": 5rlS.
Gillian Sores, 4lrpiuo 9lItpcter, &atie
euler, Minnie &6ieta Mortba 2epp,
Wfinnie S0orf.
g.. @rllppe - o3igcunerinncn":
6roll e. GOT, 6rnlt u. &onig, Sri.
Olga a6nig, sri. 9lnNo Sinon Sri.
NteQic Snobbcr. 6rcoOie 9onig,
6ronf Simion.
I. 6ruppe - o&n0i0ncr": Sr.
@iaiam Steble umO 6rnt, Woaie
Stcblc, 6rau 6retcr, 6rai Gilbert
uu0 @iQiam Steblc.
Gic San5nntiif %lielertc Yroi. .. g,
Steinmolo's SrdjeIter uno oaS Sous
per nod5 Scr HreiaOertbeilung Scr
luolter GbdS. Matfc.
Gle 6citbcboroe bcitonO ans iolgcn.
ben Gomite'n:
Arrangements Gomlite = Sbco.
g. @orit @oriiBcr) &crmon Siibner,
@m. 6. SfJiainB, ISM. u. @onS,
1ebcn, Sobn 2orett, @crm. GuSrolL
Sarrp MiiQer rUlO j. $. @rcoper.
Gmpion1s = Gontitc Iugult
Setting (@oriieet), Nhrauit gf, Q,
S6minde, s. s. &. SduI5 Eb.
MiinoIcin, g. 81. NJ. S6olb, y,
Sartleb, $. Milrr, 5. .. Got.
Soll5 Gonlitc - Sarrp Gd (Sor'
iiter), SdrpeS gem" 6reO, Stor-
nogc(, Srnn,- &lnpeter 6reO. Sortleb
uno 6ronf S. MobIe.
@~irtbidaita .JGopite @nl. y.
S6iainB gSoriiter), s, 9iingitclL q,
S~dnJbarot uuO 8. 8, @reauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Snititia ipridt.

-. @ebr & SO. gapinnell eitelt itod)
pom groBcn Scucr berrilbrcnoci,
8ro5cb. - Gic Baltimore. Ohio.
9obn" mill feline Steucrn bcjob-
len.
Gidtcr Stodbrioge crfnnnte &c.
tern Scr 6irmo $. @cbr & So. in cts
mem Yro5eiic ge9en Die vllniteo Hoil-
man & electric 60" $3SO.91 81. Ger
6oa fanO ieinen llrlprung bei'm
grobcn Scuer, olS Die Sirn1o @ebr
& So. BON Der Gompognie olles alte
@iien Der oroben Neutrality-suspicious..
itotion fir oen Ereis Don So Oie Son.
ne forite. Sp1ter .~perfauite ieOod)
Die .Sereinigtc" fir $1,000 oltes Me.
toll nod Tbilooelpbio. Nus bieient
onqeblihcn Gontrofibrlld)c rciultirte
Scr Nniprud).
2 HifffuGrt hebinoert.
Sic Baltimore Ohio = Giicnbabn-
So" mrrbc inn Common ElcoSs@cs
rid)t pon 2cpin 9. Goliion mi $4,000
S6o0cl1crlub oerflogt, ipcil lie, mic
bcbanptct miro, Dltrd) ibre Saltten
bic 'Sdifiiobrt ouf Dem meltliden
Sbcile 0cS Eotopsco beGin0ert. Ger
SlI9cr gillG inn Slli 1906 ciltelt Gon-
troft cill, monnd or mebrere Sd)iffs-
lnbru1cn @nubol5 nod ocnt Mus
g%ongspunftc oes ipeitlid)cu 2nltIes 81
briltgcn bot. Gr beboiiptct, ourd)
Ole 9aliten Ser Giienbo6n-Gon1pog.
ME al Der Griiiqung bieieS Gontrafs
ties oerbinoert 81 lein.
Gcine Steuern fiir Die
g. & o"
Tiinf5cbn ginipilrie gegen Die
StcuerabihGtung Ocs Gigentbums
lpurben BON Der Baltimore . Ohio.
giienbabn Gompoguie" int Stobtge.
ridt burd) i6rc Nnip1lte SSrpin GroB,
George Goblin Yennimrnn nnb $. 81.
BRETON erboben. Sn ieoem Der Sale,
in Die aud bas llele nuf $1,600,O0O
acmcrt1ete @ebditoe oil Baltimore.
u1o Gbarlcs.S trobc cinpei6loiicn lit,
,pirb Die Steiter dis uteeieslid cr-
fiart, neil 0ie Gpnlpognic inter If.
rem Charter bon jcocr SeIteucrnng
ibrcs Gigeutbnnts, Dos lie gum Sc
ibrer Giienbnbn 6cnotbigt, be-
ireit lit. &id)ter Stodbriogc iette Den
Germin olf ben 10. @dr5 felt.
&iIl gcid)ieoen lein.
6ruu Nennie Siiopage Ird)te I'M
&reisgeriht Nr. 2 ourd) lire Icd)tS.
onlp1lte @rccnbnum & 0rcenbolm
mn Die tbeilruciie Sdeioung BON If.
rent @atten Ssroel Sfiapage bon Gar.
S64, @eItsgo ltimo StraBe, nad).
Die ltriode lit idled)te geanblung,
0corobl1ng nit DEM Ipbe unO b0s-
lpiQigeS ScrloIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
SricffnitcupfOitcn rcttctc lie,

6rou y. 90. 9iitcou aus Solulon bon
cincm Eieroc nic0crgernnnt. -
Sbrc Serleblngen inOeiien nidt
lcbcnSgeiGbrlih. Na6 Oent
Sto0t . Soipitol gebro6t.
6rou @. Nc. Giitenli, 50 Sabre alt,
aus 5onior Baltimore = County,
purbe gcltern 9tndnlittog YEA llbr al
Der @de bon Sopettc. mo Sborles'
StraBe oui einen @aggon Der Soips
ion.Sinie morteno, BON einem Dor Elm
8llg9p %geiponnten Bicroe, oos Dor
Dem HcItnllrnnt an Der Ode bon ct.
saul. uno 6opetteitroBe 9eitauoen
uto iih loSgeriiien bate uno in Dol.
lem @alopp ouf lie 5lfam nieoer9e'
worien, @leid5eitig rib ooS Efero
Den BORT iteDenoen 0rieifolten I'M,
utb Der Bioiten iiel nlif Die 6rau, Die
bewllBtloS oalog. Ger llmitnnb, Dab
oo5 @eidbrt Den Tioiten trail rettete
Der 6rou m%abrideinlif oos Seben, oa
ooS 5Dier our6 Die Goaiiion oes
guggpS nit Dem EioItcn einen go'
gen I'M Ole 6rnu modlte mo Damn Die
6apetteltroBe inn StraBenbabngeleiie
meiterliei, bis an oerGde bon Sibertp-
StraBe bonn Yoli5iiten S. Sdmiot
BON DER 8erfebrs Abt6eillung einge'
iangen uur0e. Der Soriaa erregte
al Der perfebrsreiden StraBenede
cine rlgeDeure auiregung uno Sum.
oerte bon Wenld)en iammelten iif in
iuenigen 9lugelbliden an. Die Eoli.
5iiten Siebert uno JeinouS bradten
Die Gerleste nud Dem Staotboipital,
100 cine 8unoe iiber Oent linfen Ilige,
ionic Gerlebungen al Der Siiite uno
linfen 9ein eonItatirt iuuroen, nelfe
aber nid)t gef1brlif iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

8eim MoSfenbalI oeS
III nfel 9 rd g .8ereen" ipitr.
De Die aus Oen $50. @m. 8. Sdiaing,
Charles SbloIier, iun., uno Senrp
8. Shloiier 5uiammengeiette
@rltppe NIT einem Rreis beoaht.
Iuf Der StraBe geitor.
- Sn Der Rdbe Der Bobnung
bon Oh. q. 6. 2infS, Scr. 1913, @eIt.
Sails /. apenue, erfranfte geltern
9(beno Die So Sabre alte 5rau Wamie
2etpp bon @r. 1914, @eitnooo.ape
me, itno ltarb, ebe ibr dr5tlide Siilfe
gebrod)t meroen fonnte. 6rau 2eipp
bate einen 9eiib BET Srn. CHARLES
@bitebia, SIR. 2206, Grub . Sill
apemue, gemadt uno mar IN oeiien
@egleitung, als iie %erfranfte. Goro.
ner g.. Salopin pom norbpeitlideu
Siitrift tpurbe bon oem Sooesfaa III
aenntniB geieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Y6iie sur &ciie ms Mnslano be.
iprot 6. Hainc, Nr. Alb, Ditsgalti.
Mure-Strafc, naBe Gpitnmbuaic.Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

YaiIe CUR @eiie in's AaslanS &c.
io,at 6. Saline, @r. 413, Cit-Yalti.
more.S traRe, nabe Goitnmbunie-Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

YGiie 5nr Hciie in's @nslanb be.
sorst 6. 8aine, @r. 413, Oit-galti.
wOrc'S trafe, uaBc GpitamBunie-4ue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

II nperfroreu. - 8ait: ,Oo5
iino ia MIR &noden, ipas sic mir 90
gebradt baben!" 8irtbin: .Sha.
oct nittS; mir baben q Sunoerl,
SEER 9aron!"
gs lit iebr perbddtie, oaB oas
Batter" olle5eit Der beliebtelte &c.
ipradsltoff Der aSugenO" lit,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-11-20
SUBSCRIPTION..-s5.OO PER ANNUM
leuend of St, Winifred Wail.

A romantic legend hangs around st.
Winifred well. Cradocus, a neighbor-
ing prince, smitten with the beauty Of
q Holywell damsel and reused to anger
by her coyness, struck Off her head as
she fed from his unwelcome attentions.
The head, rolling down the hill, rested
near the church, and from the spot the
present copious spring gushed forth
as the earth opened to swallow up the
assassin. st. Beuno, who was passing,
picked up the head and, with a skill
which Is now lost to the medical pro-
fession, restored the maiden, with only
4 slender white line on her neck as evi.
dence Of the miracle. But not only did
the we'll spring from the spot where
the head rested, but the moss on its
brink was supposed to be possessed of
q particularly fragrant smell, while the
blood marks on the stones assumed
many beautiful tints on June %, the
anniversary of the event. Today the
well Is contained in a rectangular
building, and the water flows into q
large basin In the shape Of an eight
pointed star.-London Chronicle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-11-20
A Wonderful Dog.

I ran news stand at Port Jervis,
N. Y. owned common shepherd
dog which was very intelligent AMI
NAL and was of great assistance to
me in the newspaper business, run
ming across the street with papers in
his mouth to customers, He attracted
much attention, and he got me many
new customers, for everybody liked
him, he was such a business dog.
I was sick one day and not able to
sell my papers, My dog came in my
room where I lay In bed. He fumbled
around in my pants pockets and took
the keys to my news stand and ran
out Of the house, and the first thing
knew he had the newspaper stand
opened up and doing business.
He was very clever In making
change, changing five and ten dollar
bills without single mistake, work
ing the cash register with his paws,
and everything ran smoothly until a
man came up and passed him lead
quarter. My dog got mad and lost his
temper entirely, and was forced to
interfere. With much trouble man.
aged to pull them apart.
If this dog had not had such quick
temper I would have started him in
business for himself This dog is still
living. Boston Post
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-11-20
Wireless Money LENDING,

One Of the most interesting types on
the American track is the professional
money lender. Money lending Is alb
solutely forbidden. and so the entire
transaction must be conducted sub
rosa, but If a person who is on goes
broke and he has some article of jew.
elry Of value with him it Is easy for
him to realize money on II.
The lender is an irreproachably
dressed person who sits on the grand.
stand with the rest Of the crowd and is
known in his true colors only to the
habitues Of the track. A man who
wants some capital makes an unobtru-
sive sign to him and twirls a ring he
may be wearing at the time. Shortly
afterward both will proceed to res
taurant, where, for the benefit Of on
lockers, they will greet each other as
ordinary acquaintance. The exchange
Is then made over the drink they order;
the loan broker has the ring and the
bettor his capital. If the latter cashes
In on the next race he will return the
money and the agreed upon premium
and will receive back his ring.-From
1.-THE People and the Ponies," by @. f.
Peters, in Bohemian.
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Beer For Breakfast.

Sixteenth century children in Eng
land ate very different food from that
consumed by modern American young
sters. The following dietary is taken
from the Northumberland Household
Book, showing the nursery breakfasts
at the beginning Of the sixteenth cen
fury: 'This is the Ordre Of Braikfastis
for the Nurcy for my Lady Margaret
and Master Ingeram Percy every day
In the week in Lent: Item, Manchet
Ia small loaf Of white bread], Quartz
Of Bere, Dysch Of Butter, Pece Of
Saltisch, Dysch Of Sproitts or iii
White Herring, Braikfastis Of Flesch
dayly thorowte the Yere; Item,
Manchet, a Quartz Of Bere and iii
Mutton Bonys boiled. On Fyshedays
throw-owte the Yere: Item, a Manchet,
Quartz Bere, a Dysch Of Butter, a
pece of Saltfsche or Dysch of But
ter'd Eggs" Milk seems to have been
an unknown beverage, but the beer Of
those days was very different from the
modern article and much more harm
less.
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SPANS Canny Railroads.

In Spain the railroads do not lose a
chance to make little profit even In
the case Of the nontravelers. When
you see somebody off In that country
you must pay for the privilege. The
railroads all sell billetes de anden,
which are good for the platform only.
These cost generally centimos, equiv
alent to a cent in American money.
Just why this is done it is hard to see,
because persons entering a train can
not very we'll avoid the conductor, who
ID always making trips to inspect the
carriages. If a person attempted to
steal a ride in a carriage, he would
have small chance of getting away
with 1t. If caught, he would have to
pay penalty Of just twice the fare
between the point where he was dis
covered and the point where tickets
last were inspected.-New York Sun.
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Crushed by Reecher.

Henry Ward Beecher was once ap-
preached by young man who con-
sidered himself very clever.
do you know, Mr.. Beecher," said
he, eve been thinking that I would
settle down. Now, 1 like your preach
ing, but when go to your church and
see such men as old S. and others,
grasping skinflints and hypocrites to
the core, sitting there in full member
ship, why, the thing is just little too
much for me, and really" he added,
II cannot join"
"Well, you're right" said Mr.. Beech
or. EVERY church has such men, and
I fancy Plymouth Is not free from
them, and until you spoke have al
ways wondered why the good Lord
permitted it. Now I understand"
"Ah," gurgled. the young fellow, 81
am glad I have thrown light on the
question! What strikes you as the
reason, Mr.. Beecher?"
'Well," replied the great preacher,
ut Is permitted in order to keep just
such fools as you out of the churches"
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Overloaded.

A United States senator had been
inveighing at dinner against long
speeches.
"But. SENATOR" said congressman.
'you can't accuse me Of ever having
made too long a speech. can your
The senator smiled,
perhaps not" he said. land again.
but did you ever hear about the tenn
perance lecturer? No?
''Well, you must know that there
was a temperance lecturer in Maine
who visited Ellsworth and lectwed
He hit out pretty hard from the shoul.
der at these so called moderate drink
ers, and ut the end Of his remarks an
Ellsworth man took him aside and
said In an aggrleved tone:
Look here, Jim, I am a moderate
drlnker. as all the town knows, and
to many people it is going to seem
as If good part Of your lecture was
pointed straight at me. What did you
want to do it for, Jim? You never
saw me with more on board than
could carry
"'What's thatT said the temperance
lecturer.
"'You never saw me with bigger
load than could carry. did your
''The lecturer frowned.
"Well, no. he said slowly, but l
have seen you when I thought you'd
done better to 60 twice for it,"
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How Prisoners Read,

ut is rather pathetic" said prison
chaplain, "the way our inmates read
their surreptitious newspapers. It is
bad for the poor fellows eyes too.
ut is against the rule for them to
read in their cells, and in the cell doors
there are peepholes, to which the Jail
BIS come noiselessly, seeing that all
The rules are enforced.
''The prisoner who simply must read
pastes with g bit Of porridge his jour-
nal up against his cell door beneath
the peephole. He sits down on the
floor yard or two away and holds his
iustpan in one hand and his brush In
the other. In this awkward and weari-
some position, his eyes nearly popping
out Of his head from strain, he reads
away for dear life.
"And when. the jailer's cold, hard
eye peers in through the peephole 1t
misses the paper and lights up with
some faint appreciation at the sight of
the prisoner polishing up his floor
New York Press.
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His Threat 10 = Cond uctor,


Some time ago man at Ypsilanti,
Mich, became crazed on the subject
Of hypnotism and was sent on a Mich
lgan Central train to an asylum. When
the conductor asked for tickets the
crazy man began telling Of his hyp-
motto powers.
"1'll hypnotic YOU" he said.
"Fire away" replied the conductor.
The man made several passes before
the conductors face.
snow you are hypnotized," he said.
The conductor looked the part as
best he could.
"You're conductor" the hypnotist
Baid.
"Thats right" replied his victim.
"YOu're a good conductor" went on
he hypnotist.
Fright again." said the conductor.
You don't smoke, drink or swear at
passengers. You are honest. You turn
In all tickets and money you collect
from passengers. In fact, you do not
steal a cent
"That's right" assented the con-
ductor.
The hypnotist eyed him a moment,
then said:
what an awful fix you'd be in If
left you in this condition. Kansas
City Star.