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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Sn Spmcn'S cyeiieln.

Ole gcniole Matiittritifcrin Sri. Gar.
RTE 6oicnbcim rcidt 0rn. M
&ciubrrG bon GngInuo sic SanO
5ltm @unOc - IN 6ronfiurt a.
NJ. blijbtc bic Yicbc oli.
%n Scr 9bi5uf Gmurob SpnoQoge
on ode uon MIcGuupb uup Moi6er.
itfoBe murNc acitcru Irl. Carrie No.
lcnheint SodltCr Nc0 Nrn. @uitou
9Iolcnbcinb nit &ru. Mehir gSein.
BERG non MottinGhnm Gnalan0. &C.
trnlt. Sic Gcrcuonie luiroc 0llrd,
bic 9tobbiucr Gr. Mcurp Sdmecbcr.
ger unb SCrmonm @loG p~oQ5oacn.
Sri. AolcnbcinL cine IN biciiQen Mn.
'lftrctlen mohIbctnuntc iuugc Came,
mndtc Icttcu CONNER cine europa.
relic. NCi cincm Tiner in Irunfiurt
am Wiutn Icrntc lie ibrcn iebiQeu
@ottcn fcHucn. IS cutitono Nuiidleu
Ncinen ioiort cin iunige@ 3reunb-
ldalt@perb6ltnib. oos nod) penigcn
Wonotcn 5ltr @crlobmt1 iiibrtc. Sr.
MciubcrQ lit EbcilGn6cr ciucr oroEcu
cnaliidIcn Tiruio. Vci scr Tromuuu
tltnairtcn OILS @routilmaicrn Ole Del,
Den SdJpcitcrn scr 9rout. 5r(S.
&ioIu inb Selmn GoicnbrinL. ntn
dis Sroltiiibrcr jSr, :. Is. 8oicn.
Gein1. Gic @rolt trug Gin aIciN ats
lhmcrem brritcn l(tIoS nit Spitcn
tnO SonbItidecrct Qarnirt. r<tr
Nroutlflcicr mar nit ciuem aron5
ans NrongcubIiithcn icit0ebolten.
Nci'm Gintritt III Die SnnoQoqc lana
Der Ghor Ser Mooiiou, Tpcnuc Spna.
Nogc, mclhcm SRI, Moien6eim ais
o~ngcbortc. ocn Sodscits,
olla o%&nbcngrin." Nod, ser
Eroullna iuur0c in Scr @c6nung ser
Nrollt an @oltonitro6c cin 1Sriibitiid
rtnacnoutmcM mo NadrmittaQs
fntb I'M .SotcT @eIpcStrc" Gin ol1n.
Gnnpiond ltott. Cine Qrobe
prodltpoIlcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wlroc iiir ooS ncuperm0bltc 9nor
nbQcacbcn.
Nr. ma 6rou Ncinberg peroen
bier @od)cu bier ouiGoltcn itn0
onl -. 6cbruor cine SodBcitSreilc
noh 1tolicn nn6 bent Orient ontre.
ten. I'm 6riihiobr werocn lie in oeirr
fllr5lid) non Nrn. Mcinbcra Q%ctaui.
Wobniib oNorbipid Nouic" in
englunn ibrCu Gin5lla holtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
@irft lire Sdatten uurans.

utQrDidHo Oetd)lltllgclt IltF
Die Sltnbertjnbrfeicr Ger llniner.
iitGt. - Heocn bon Or. 6cmmeter
uno onoprer 9oftoren.
Cab bie &lrn6crtjobrcsfeicr ser
nllniperIit0t bon Marplan0" cine Scr
grobarti0itcn 9lifoircn ST. meroen
pcrIpriht, berries ser GntbuIioSmtS,
Der bel ser gcitcrn 2l6en0 in ser Ger
onid.W0nner6or.&aQc" itottgcbo6s
ten Observation-Disclosures ser Mum,
zen Der llnipcriitGt 5ltr Sd)ou gctro.
gen muroe. 9tobe5u pon ollen Stad-
ten morcn GdIte eri6ieuen. Or. Sp.
30. @ilion BON ser aloiic 1880 fiibrtc
ben &orliB. Or. $. $. @icoler, Ser
TorliBcn0c 0eS NrronNencatS.Gomi
ties Iitr Die 0cltriGc &crlommllnlg be-
griiBte Die Grificnencn mo ipro0
il6cr Den 3rucd Der Gcridmm(ltng.
Sbn iolgten nod)itchcnoc Hconcr:
Or, Sobn s. &ctnmcter iibcr ,@orbos
ten mnicrcr &lmoertjo6rfcicr." Soml.
s. Chem iiber Sic meoi}iniidJc
SdJulc," Gr Generals tootsoamolt
s. y. Foc iiber oGoS jitriltiihc Gcz
portcmcnt," =. !. 9. @orgoS ii6cr
nGaS 3ainGr5tlif)c T%crortcntcnt, "
Charles GoSpori, JIM, iiber nGos
p6arnlo5eltiiGc Geportcntent" nno
Rrdiiocnt SGome8 SET iibcr Sos
9cpartcment fir &rrIt uno @iIicn-
l6nftcn".
Gem &eoeoftliS folgtc Gin @onfctt,
hci ocn &r. Sobn glbl, %crpolter scr
~@crmonio MGnnerd)or Noac" Elm
treiilihc5 Menii l~icierte. Gic 3ridy-
lllngcn iiir Die Sunoertjobrieicr cr-
retdtcn cincn ltattlihen 9etrog. linz
ter Ben Nnlpeienocn beionoen lid) iol-
gclloc ouSm0rtiee Serren:
Or. Samel $. Inocrion, @ooo.
m~oropillc, Mo.
3. :. N6Gms, &1. g., @aItorc.
Ms.
Or. s. $. @roofS, 9ropflpn, Mo
Or. Gas. 9orolep, GentrepiQe. Mo.
2. &. @ofcr, Eb. g., 8iH6eltcr.
ga.
Or. s. $. Bennett, ysorocSboro.
N..G.
q. 6. gs. 9onfs, s6cp6crostomn.
@.-Ta.
Or. g. 3. 9lliep, 3eraS, Mo.
Grelton 9o9gs, 8ranflin, @..&a.
NC. 9oluleS, Sent Store, go.
Gr, ". s. Gromea, Charlotte, T.yG.
Z. g. 9. Gouinatont 2, .. g,
gillian go.
Or. 81. 6. Goblcp, 2anpGilt, ga.
90. i. Gorfran. @ilmilgton, Del.
Or. g. s. Carroll, Cambridge, Mo.
Or. 3. 81. 0ofpns. &rcitoll, Mo.
Gr. 5. 2. 0cets, Glarfs6nrg, Mo.
Or. q. g. Guolep, GlurhbiG, Wio.
Or. 9. 81. GeoioioH, Gouioion.
billie. Mo.
81. Gtas. 6. 2eoueon. socono,
0fcm Merico.
5. 9. Gfein. O.. :. g., annapolis,
Mo.
$. so. @ftnrooc, Z. .. g. Srebc-
ridsburg. ga.
Gbas. 81. Ssollts, @eltminitcr Mo.
S. u. Sidell. Sarrisbure, Ea.
z. 6. 5niraH, Sccumieb, Hcb.
SDos, sen, Eb. :. g, 8. ., gnua-
polls, Mo.
{ s. $. Ior, II. g., Sopiom Wb.
Or. s. u. @ibiou, 2eesbur1, 80.
Or. s. z. @rcenwel1, 2conarotopn,
Mo.
Or, Z. q. @olosboro, 9enton, Mo.
Or. s. g. @ault, Miderspjac, Mb.
SuliHs @rItrcll, Z. 3. g, @oIb-
itgton, ,. E.
Or. q. 9. @oHith, G~bnrd)piGe,
Mo.
Or. 8, g. Sarbaitg6, Slo Conn,
NQeganp.Go., Wo.
d. 6. @. Scfienger, Spfcsoifle,
ms.
Or. G. 9. Senflc, a~nnapoliS, Mb.
Ir. $. e. Seogcs, 9rnnsmif, Wso.
Or. M. 9. Sapes, ct. Mid)ael's,
Mb.
d. :. %. Scbb, iltI,., @clt 0ricno-
i6ip, Mb.
2r. Sopcll =. SciililL 9irmina-
BAN, S(la.
II. 9. snnts6crrp, ;. :. g, So-
gerstcpl, Mb.
Or. 6. :. Sllrt, Yiscatamap, 0ib.
SO. $. Scllanb, .. ,. e., Ninetps
Cir, SO. i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
&nrtOn unf brm 3cuacnitanS.

Snl arcll5pcrbor iibcr ieinc @cl6dit9
pc~rbinoulQcn nit Scnotor 81
fins bon WcIt . &irginicn.- BE-
bolptct, ooii CT Nfticn Der @t.
tern Morplano @obn folirll
fonntc.
Gaa a%rcu5perhor bon Mo6crt 9ilrs
ton, mcld)cr nit @corgc u. InGrcnil
100000 S%do0encriot pom Scnotpr
Glfin0 bon Mcit &irginicn iiir an.
geblid)c Gicnite in T%crbinoung nit
Dem Nerfollf 0e@ contrnIircn0en PM
tbcilcS al Der @citcrn Worplnno
9obn pcrlun1t, DurOe gcltcrn i'm ri
ltriftS S%uprcntgeridlt in MoIbInA
ton. 3. g., 0urd) anpalt u. 2. Mor.
tbington. Hed)tSbciItuno OCS Scr
flugtcr, Iortgcictt. ST.. Burton mii
tc 5ltgcbcn, bnB CT MIR 40 9lfticn Scr
Sobn in 9eiib botte, olS CT Die Der
bonOlungen nit Senotor GlfinS ct
olinctc. 6crncr id1tc or, OaB or cine
2iitc Der Gio%cntbiiner bon mcitercn
1900 pcrf1ullid)en 2ftien bottc, mel!
die CT in Solgc oelien ols INTER iets
ncr Gontrolc nngob. 9lIf meitcrcS
9efra9c1 CAB CT al, bob Oicie Cite
iolqenoc Nomen entbiclt: Socob So
icpb, lopnie10 Scott II. So. 600 9lts
ten, Somnoes II. He0ruooo ito off
ten, artbur &. Cole % Nfticn, Sr.
9oltublc 127 2ftien, u. Burt 2l9 2(f.
tierL Gpbcrt Higgs 2i9 aftien.
SolunIeno Scott II. So. 6obc or cine
Siicrtc BON $50 un0 Den llcbrigen
Don $50 pro Nftic Demud)t, obne ober
ooS Soroertoufsrcft 5ll crlonqcn.
PTS Burton gcfragt lpurOc, nb Ct
oud) ons notbi0c @elo gebobt bo6c.
lllll nlle oicIc 9lfticn 81 f%ollicn, oni-
lporietc or, boB er Der 9lniidt gepes
lell leL Is mare fltr I'M llllr llofplutlli
dig 0cpclcll, cine Iieinc gu5oGllng
bci'tt Nnfonf 5il mod)en uto oorl
hoa onoerc @elo oii Die afticn 81
borgcn. Als Srn. burton Die tSrnAc
porgclcgt .ultr0c, ME ieinc lucrtbuol
len Bopicre perbrnnnt luuroetL ldgtt
FL, Dob CT oQerbingS idlo1 Dor oeni
1roBen 9ro1oe iein Compton otis
benz Ganitable @ebGlloe pcrlcntc.
CT abcr iu%cribnoQc Nopicre IN 0cnl
9iircou clues SreumbeS 5%uriidlicB.
Gem cri6tSpcriu6r er
ii bcrmicicn. Sobn &. Sd)1fer,
Gin Mcbger Don Nr. 2t05 nn0 21OI
Ireberif Npenue, lpurbe geltern
Nodlmittog BON Hidtcr @olbmon
III Der norolpeltlidcn Eoli5eiitation
inter Der Mnidllil0iattna 0cIll @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

&c 0 Of m inner fein 2ebcnS.
sci 6 G n.-Gon ben finn MGnnern,
Sobn 2orber BON Tr. 1882, Sit-Sop-
etc. StroBe, @noreip 2orber bon Ger.
30, @ortcr.S troBe, Sobn 2orber Dol,
Or. los. Norb.@ olies StroBe, George
Sallcr bon Nr. 7t6. Golt.glpenue,
George Soller BON Nr. 2432, Dit
SopettesS troBe, bic. mie Scr nTelltibc
Correspondent" gcitern m%lsiiibrlid)
berid)tctc, nit cincm Hilbcrboot BON
Wiagr'S SSlono nnd) Dem Ban
Shore Bnrf" inbren mo ieitoem pcr-
ld)ollen iino, iuilrbe bis gcItcrn Ibenb
nod Nidts 1ebort. Gos Holi5ei6oot
y9annan" FAT Die lticr mo sic sc.
paiicr in Der aGDe Scr genounten
Eunftc 9eitern Gnd)nlittng obgcilld)t
Gat, fonl 9eaen rs llGr abe,os iii
pcrridteter Sahe 5ilriid ln,o miro Die
liod)ioridnnngen bellte Worgeli micocr
auinebmcn. Die Nrl9cb0riaen Der
8criniBtcn beiinhen iid) begreiiliher
8eiie in elmer illrd)tbaren s%(ufregung.
Iran Sobn 2orbcr, Die Miltter Don
II ainoernL lit Dem 3,liammcn6rltd
na6c.
@aGri deinIi6 ertrnm.
Ten. @ei Gcol's Sslano iuilrhe
bic gcfellterie S6alnppc nGoiip"
treibcnb aufgcirnoen. Son ibrcn
beioen Snioiicn Captain Charles u.
Milliams iilnb @iqiam 8. Burner
mliroe feline Spnr g%efunoen, nnb
nitnmt man oil, oaB lie crtrlu1fcn
liino.
seinen GerIetung. en- er.
legen lit i'm uSobns Sopfins' So
fpitat" Ser Neaer George HnD Don
Mr. 925, eGonougb-S traBe, mel.
der am Sumitag in ben Merfen Der
u9aiigb Chemical Co." sl Canton i'll
einen Stein5ermalmer gcrictb nno
idruers perftiiHMelt ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

Gem Ser 6tSDcri Il + rcE
ii bcrmiccn. Sobn &. Sd)Gier,
Gin Mcbger Don Mr. 2t0o un0 21O7,
Jreberif . gpenlle, ipuroe geltcrll
Nodmittog BON Hidtcr @olbmoll
in Der norolpeitlidcn Eoli5ciItation
inter Der Aniduloigllng Dem @e-
ridtspcriobrcn iibcrmicich nid)ts 5tl
Dem .lntcrbolte ieiner 6ralt nnb
ainocr bcigctrogcn 81 habel. Iic
&inoeridrnB @cicai6oft bot iid)
porldliiig Der iiilIi flcincn ainbcr I'M
Nltcr bon , bis II Sabrcn angeltonl.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

fnub int .SotcT @eIpcSrrc" Gin ot1i
}enNcr Gntpiona itott, Cine Qrobc
McllGc prodltpolcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fc muroc iiir ooS neuperm0hltc Enor
nbQcac6cn.
Nr. um0 6rou gScinberg pcroeu
lid) bier @od)cu bicr nuiholtcn itu0
om 10. 6cbruor cine SodBcitsreilc
noh Itolicu nn0 DEM Orient ontre.
ten. I'm 6riibiobr luerocn Tie III oein
filrjlid) bon Nru. gScinbcra acfaui-
ten Wobnlit oNorbipid Nouic" in
Gnglunb ibrcu Gin5ua boltcn.
N%bicbcn, - Gn Altcr Don G3
Sohrcn itorb Gcltcrn 5rnu katharine.
get. @od, @ittmc oc0 Scrrn Sobonl
Gbctt. Gie Nccroiguua iin0et am
6reltug, Nud)mitto0a , llbr. pom
Sratlcrbouie Nr.t912, @rnnipluania.
gocnuc, ans Itntt. Gic &~critorhcne
mlrOe in Nrnht, 0rci2 War6ura,
&%nr6eilclt, gcborcu mo fam Dor t6
Sabrcl mad Amcrifn. Ebr @otte
Bin1 ibr Dor If &obrcn i'm To0e
norall.
Nm Wortng itorb Scrr Safob
9IBmnnn, @ntte Don 6ran Nltto gBs
mann. Sic Nccr0igunQ iinoct NOR
gen 9tadjtnitto0 lhnIb 3 llbr pom
(rnncrbutir 9tr. 1919, g9iaiam. Str,
ans itntt.
Tn lbrer Icbtcn Wobmlua Or.
il15, GOmon0iou 2lpcnuc. itor6 url
Montag tSron Sopbia u. 4icnoori.
Ncb. MoIticn &ittmc pom @corge $.
Nicn0ori. I'M 9llter BON 66 ,Sabrcu.
Die &%eeroiAultg iil0ct morgen 9tndD.
mittng ltm bolb = llbr BON Sraiier.
bauie ans ltnd) Der oeiltld)en llitl).
ct. Fnlll9saird)e Gcfc pon 6remont.
nlo Snrntogo. Strobe, itatt, 100 nm
bNlb 3 llbr Gin SrouergotteSoienit
ltattiinoet.
3ur cmiqcn u II 4 G. Gin
5oblreld)ca SrolcrgeIolge geleitcte &c.
tern 9todmittog Die ltcrblid)e Siille
ocS an 10. Sonuor I'M 9llter bon 40
Sobren gcltorbencu Heitauroteurs
Foul Somriaballien pom Sra1ler.
6ollie, Nr. AIS, Norb.6 remont.St Ctr,
ans nod Oenl .@eitcrn 6%riebbofe,"
no Die 9ciiebung erfolgtc. Gaitor
Sllltlls Sofnlnnn bon Der oeutidet
3lonSsSirde belt I'M Srauer6aule
mo ON @robc tieIempiitnoene an'
lprodJcn. 3ablreide lino foItbore
9lunlcnlpcnoen bon Scrlponoten itn0
9efonntet 5ellgten bon Ser 9eliebt.
belt beS 8obingeid)iebenen sflS 9abr.
tlldtrGgcr iungirten Die Serren Youf
Sonlriabolien eiu Heife oes 8eritor-
bencn, Charles Bette uto 8. 6. "a.
bis, e. 0oSfin $. VI. Sarr mo s. &.
Burton pom y2ibertp Gonclope Nr.
1862, 5. 9. S." Gont ,Wirtbeidus.
Gercin," belien Mitglieo Serr Som-
%rigboillen mar, betbeiligten iid) Die
Scrren 6rib Slider, Iiig. &. @agez
ncr, Sobn Storflaui nno 8orl Mnsfe
an Ger @ccroiglrig. 9cihenbeItatter
Geo. ". 2ittle leitetc Die geeroignng.
Goffinirt. = grlter Sdriit-
teller: .Niln, mic finbcn gle oas
Bud ltnicres Gollcgen Sintinger2"-
3meiter: %, oieicr idlanIoie Senias
tlonSbold)er!l" - Griter: .Wos2 Miea
10 benn?" - 3ipeiter: pGim, baben
Sic nift Die 8iOmutlg eeleien: Wsei.
ner Sdlpieeermutter III auIrihtiger
Gerebriing 5itgeeignet!"
2ie Sim meIsaabe.-Mil
banoler Coer sur Stoot f1brt, aIs es
su requiem beainnt) pGlte, nimm Don
ben Gornen % Gedeln 'rnmter 49,.
8 regret 8elo!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

NnBerorocntlid) gut beilld)t mar &c.
tern s(6eno sic Sinaltultbc oes
,Shalin.M dnncrfors" III Goigt'S
Sale. Eroi. Sobu s. Sranf ilbte init
cen ileiBigen S1l,gcrn Die Gborc fiir
Die Narrcniitimg. Sn Der lid an-
idlieBenoen Don Erdiibent Mar @ul.
tber seleiteten uno SefretGr 8eorge
Simmelbcber protofoQirten Sibung
mllrben sic ginlnounget beS Ser
mania MGnnerd)ors," nslrion"
vSrobiinn" ulo Baltimore gapert.
3erein" ongel1pmmen, e5cnio iiir
0ielitag, ben 8. Sebrnar, cine iold)e
oes paiiipen Mitglieocs Senrp Sfr6-
Ser, Gfc 2nnpale- uno Maibington-
StroBe, 5llr 6eicr ieilles 30. @eburts-
tages. 3mei aftipe Mitslieoer MIR
Ben oltigenomlnen. Ndd)Itcn Sonn.
tag miro I'M 8~ereinslofal cine 8ene.
rolprobe fir sic Narreniitung, Die,
alien Gorbereitungeu nad) 5ll urtbeis
len, aae bisberigen 6eItli6feiten oes
riiDrigcn Gereins oil Griginalit1t
iibertreiien miro, i%tattfinoen.
Yabcnia M amer DIR"
sSsll ieiller Safe 1ielt geitcrn slbeno
Ser .gaoenia : Mdnncrd)or" einen
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
Japan as Our Customer.

According to an article in the Ger
man Export Review, quoted in the Con-
sular Reports, the materials needed
for ship-building are bought in England.
Even big ships built for Japan in
Germany years ago were ordered to
Armstrong;, in England, for their
armament. Recently Krupp and the
French fra of Schneider are prefer
red.
The fact that England and the Unit
ed States are favored is shown by
the purchase Of material for the Yoko-
hama water works. In calling for
bids it was provided that the cocks
come from England and the water
meters from England or the United
States, the names Of the firms even
being specified.
Locomotives for the railroads in
Corea are bought exclusively in the
United States, presumably because
they are more quickly obtainable there.
The friendship for the United States
is increasing York World.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
AFTER CoUNRFElTERs
HOW CAP'N Case RAN DOWN
THE DARING OK GANG.

Two Bandits Of Coin Who Had Kill
ed Secret servicAgents Before
Took Them to lr Hearts and
Told Him AlI-AlThen He Sur
prsed Them.
Among the picturof noted mea
IN the first part Of =. Story Of Mis-
souri," a book issue,y the depart
ment of publication the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, striking one
entitled "A Missouri of the Early
Days" 1t is a lilieneof Capt. John
r. Cason.
For 16 years Capt.ason was en-
gagged, pistols handy. restoring or
Ter. While SO occupi'he held COM
missions as marshal, slff and secret
service afficer. This S after four
years Of fighting undJackson and
Longstreet.
In 1876 the town Of Ashall, Saline
county. was terrorized' gang Of
hardened spirits from lilly district
known as Blind Pony.Th saloons
were in row in the m street, and
it was the cheerful faan of the
gentlmen from Blind " to make
the tour of all the dinsaries by
riding through them. AZ Impartial
ly distributing their Damage they
would then shoot out thown lights
and perforate such 9th things as
pleased their fancy. discourage
this the people Of Marshalnanimous-
ly appointed Capt. Casonief of pol
ice. giving him a free HI to shoot
peace and quiet into the Ign riders
from the hill country.
Within three months th@ind Pony
ties hitched their horses the town
rack like white men.
In 1884 Capt. Cason I'D himself
broke, with no job in sig He went
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
SHOULD WE SLEEP LONGER7
Women Need Less Repose Than men
-Beerbohm Trees Rest for
First Night.

women. | say without hesitatloA'
need less sleep than men, ana | say
that after observation OF many nun
dreds of them.
Dr. Josiah Oldfield, the well-hho"h
specialist, cannot account TOR inc l''.
bu, Yesterday he told Daily Nal
representative that, whether they are
of the working classes or or higher
station In life. women need, ana tnei1
nature IS satisfied with less sleep thah
their husbands CT other male iet"
tives demand.
Meantime man differs as to "ha'
he needs. The following are eNp.il
ences or advice as to the duratloE
of sleep sent to the Daily Mail by DIS
tinguished men:
The Bishop Of Riponi: When
young, take as much sleep as you
need: when old, as much as you can
get.
Sir Frederick Treves: The aver
age amount Of sleep for myself IS
seven to eight hours.
Sir George Lewis, the well-kno"n
solicitor: | think eight hours SUI
ficient. sleep nine hours.
Mr.. Vincent Hill, general manager
of the Southeastern Railway:
think it is well that people shoula
sleep as long as they can, and tha'
is my practice.
Mr.. Beerbohm Tree: should say
in nv case eight hours sleep Is pet'
ter than seven, and nine hours better
than eight. | take nine hours WHEN
ever l can, and invariably sleep iol
1atnperiod when on holiday, ana d.
~ as possible at all times.
bnsider sleep before any
DnRower to go to sleep
able. l have
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
Financially Speaking.

Nordy-I see that young New York
millionaire hired room at sl25 a day,
and then found his bed too short for
him.
Butt@It wouldn't be that way with
ne.
Nordy-Why, you're over six feet
yourself.
Butts-Yes; but I'm too short fol
that bed.-Houston Chronicle.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
THE EMERGENCY WOMAN.
SHE HELPS OUT HUMANITY ~
VARIOUS WAYS.

6weet Things for BacheIors-Her
Smattering Of Talents TINS a"
One Has Carefully and INDUS
trousIy Fitted Into the Pattern o.
Life.
The untalented woman When She
faces the nroblem Of bread winning IS
perhaps the most deserving OF sym
patty of any of her sex
One who found a field calls nerseii
emergency woman, and gives II do
her experience that there is plenty q
opportunity for other women TO 1ollo"
in her footsteps. She admits, ho"e'-
er, that the preliminary years OF
drumming up custom were not 81
easy that one cares to dwell upon
them.
The emergency woman ILLS IN any
gap in the domestic fabric at mo
ment's notice. While she has no one
great talent she has a smatterlng Oh
many, and it is by making patch-
work of them, which has been care
fully fitted to the pattern OF lie. tnal
she has been able to manufacture
cover for the very coolest weather
She is called upon to do all sorts
ard kinds Of work, and has discover
ed that every sort and kind OF inform
alton that she has ever gained can
be put to practical use. The trouDle
~ J. woman who is obliged to be-
~erner is that she is dis
'set because she
k6s!! that she
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

The Savannah News ,,,., !,
BIRMINGHAM man has bee, =
FOR stealing two pounds 0. ,in n,
cheese The temptation !, T., ~
say something a5o1, his BEN, !,
odor, but We won, d i,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

there's q
|ys. They
Ind have
bs Back.
| and he
id. He's
|al about
to play
(ne plac-
In prayer
.ruit.
! woody.
les a gun
Int some
bols they
Fery man
e queer;
kou want
hent will
citizen"
B a hobo.
nd shook
had with
lad been
Eernment
counter
bid beard
lie looked
and was
at Eden
+ Licken-
counter
hight for
Iof going
r, he hid
Eo. One
ear the
he in. He
lame out.
ow, con-
BON. The
had was
tk.
~.
gard, but
The boss.
ace. you
tell me
around;
feiter.
tier with
nted for
We come
country
to slee1
1t won
~ name
You. Ycu
d. :. you
s handy
Eing sou
t you, sc
ghed ant
went in
tot dinner
ent would
mid abou,
Nays will
k asked :
'QSitA. hil
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

ars1ss'''n
-! -: :::||
IDS.
fc-a.es the L L., se'5 "a, At S'H, ns
'old By the foreman a''. 'n.' y etua
nan here who hasn', con n''s Of
. lossn t turn up tomorrow ers NJ, y dsr
s SEND him home" It lo.;' ~ ~
a had goo, s s~,,, = ! ID
Of getting that i t,' 'N'''' y ~
AK Admiral Sir Edward to
who entered the Br;tjs, ,,i ZEN |hiul|
when y years old, agrees Nv W. .
dent Roosevelt that tn The ' ,,,'' i Al
flcer Of the b future must ), !, ~ !. ria
englneeT' and he thinks ~ ,utb
VIEW ,.z,. is Shared by the Bill. d, h I'd
18th, The Savannah News note, !, . Z
birmingham man has be-, :. j
for stealing two pounds 0. ,in n "
cheese. The temptation i !, ~. ~ IND
say something abo1, his BEN, ! " Al
odor, 0u, We Won, % i, hen
ses
Ne" every man thinks hakI t
ly known. SAYS the A,caiso, n
An Atchison man said tossr. IRE. il
erybody knows ne" We nsds the
yot i: We asked the sg n oro
men We met ii they knew hin 4,
they SAD they had neve, ler /"
him. - Pache|
! he q
It is not to- much to ssy, ,,c,
to the New York American d in
Gould family today tia. tie sa b ii
it, Georgei Gould, has The ,sp. !, n
those who feel a certain hsdi, 1. !
the financial world, in vhti 81
at all times prominent ssr.e Plle|
for his sister, end the ssts 0, be
Countess de Castellane, Miss 4 Will
Gould. there is probably no WON,
New York more thoroughly adj + \
or more widely known. IN
There are two kinds Of dogs
the least, and so there are 4 =
two sides to what may be Geld ups
dog problem. When you " be
intelligent dog, following BIZ thd
with a devotion that shanes !
deal OF human affection, declare M
Hartford Courier, you wonder 70,
anybody can even think u q
but, when you see a WORTHLESS
swapping right and LEFT dow 'orl|
street, you wonder that civilian It
crates dogs at al. When 20 purs|
lie that. but for dogs, Conn |hic|
might be raising sheep BY TIE a.
ands. you take another suttds
In the latest North Amend
stalment Of his autobiosfapf! WI
Twain has this to say a'0al 0se1|
thor of Alice in WONDERLAND fol
Carroll: He was only interest es !
look at, for he was the ''l' b a
shyest full,grovn man h' III
met except Uncle Remus' ~
rfad
The Atlanta Constitution CO.. to !
a review Of the income az
ton thus: Since lsi. 'N ndrd
t tsvA has been maintained a. elu
Of the British financial l,. .!, :. pp.
was first introduced during u,n,!
ress Of the Napoleonlc wan
revived fifty years ,a sp ,s's' ~ %
may may be argued ,Aa, !,t The 30 . 'tss
was in force in the uDl's. ade
tween TIVE 1862 and ISL, '1 ,,,'.' he
failure. 1t can not 0e . W. -,
ever. that this result t, vas =, IS,
to the failure to establish - 81 y 4
and al IL competent means 5, . 4 J
the tax. That defect . can d .llFv'1|
and the income tai prov p,s''' d Z ited|
IS enforced. 1t VII, l. y iii II u vhe
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

Ne rly every man thinks h. i,
~ Known. says the A,csj:,, a
An Atchison man said tosar.
erybody knows me-" We mad.
OF i; We asked the first i
men We met ii they knew bin
they sad they had ueve, 5s,,
him.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

med en-
Ice. He
lat Pitts
man OF
as chief
cation Of
but COM
! he ask
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

Admiral Sir Ear,,,
~no entered NJ the British nav, =
]nen y years old, agrees VI y
dent Roosevelt that '' ~, ' 10.
flcer Of the future must i. ~
en g, and he thinks n, =
View is Shared BY the p, -,
miralty. D'''sa
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21

It is n4t too much to say, AGO,
to the New York American .,
Gould family today tia. tie ia.
it, Georgef Gould, has the RAPED
those who feel a cerui, hsii,
the financial world, in vtti n
at all times a prominent ssp,e
for his sister, end the sss Il
Countess de Castellane, Miss I
Gould. there is probably no von,
New York more thoroughly adj
or more widely known.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-21
SnF%lrl,
YWo1h QUS1S
~Io Nv


-. AoDiyins for work at w..
, t@.,.es the Y, London e, /; s''ts'''
, q, aS the foreman ,r.1 .
m 1an mere !, who hasn', con s'. =. :
l ''.,, turn up tomorrow relr' "
SEND saa,,. him home" |, Io,a :, ~ !
q setting that job. '''''' !;