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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

9it0mon6, 80. lUobnt 6cjcugtc, oaII
tr un0 SorrD g. G6au'S 8utcr &c.
ldlUIlterfinber Uarcn. TiC 8ertheis
oialIng lpollte oltrh 0cn 3eu9en BE-
mciien, 0oB oeiicn 8dter in eincr
SrrcnnnitnIt ltorb, uQcin ISeromc er.
bob Ginmun0 gc9cn Ocrurtilcs 3cug
ntB, un0 9fidtcr fitzgerald pilidtctc
ibnl bel Ger 9iihtcr ju1te ic0oh,
lcinc G'ntidciOung 0iiritc elmer ipGtc.
rem NcoiIion untcrIuorien lucrben,
pem1 Die GcrtbciOiAung itid6altigc
Wrinoc Ooiilr porbrilgc. I'm 45G
9|odnlittoaa pcrtogte iib oa8 8cridt
bis morgeu.
llnnittclbor Hoh ser Gertuaung
blcltcn lbup'5 NmuGltc cine Comic.
rcn} ltn0 c8 uuroc bcfannt, 0aB lie
NIT Den Gnhuifelltngcn Der 6cutigcn
Sibln9 1itt 5ufricocn lin0. 9lnmolt
Gclpbin NJ, 9cmo9 GuBertc Gntrii-
ltun9 0nrlIbcr oaB nidt cr (GcmoS).
lonOerli Inmolt >Sobn .. @lcoion nit
Der bcutigcn @eitlnQ Scr &crtbeioi-
Nnng beouftr08t mlrOc. umO iaatc, cr
tonne iih nlr 0oriibcr munOcrn, OoB
Gr, @iIcp Idon beute nrf 0cn 3cn-
acnltnn0 acIteut lnO Dem 8rclBuer-
bor oc@ 9InpoltS &cromc ii6crlolien
mor0en Jet is mare piellcidjt bciIrr
nelucIen gSilcD iibcrboupt nidlt Dor,
jnloocn. GoS Hciultut scr Gonfcrcn3
nntcr Den 9fmu6Itcn murSc niht be.
tnnnt gc1ebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Spfcr cinc3 2aiuinenitnr5cs.

SoIion Gol.. 5.5e6ruar. -Wnl
gIaubt, 0aB muoeItens cin GnbenO
Menlhen 0urdI cine 2npine eri6lo-
gen luurocn. luclhe IN Ser lcttcn
9tu6t pom Mouilro Woltntoin berob-
itiir5te, 0rei @2idditsge61uoe ser.
idlnetterte lm0 i1re Sriimmer unter
iiini3ig SUB tieiem S6nee 6egrub.
Gie scrit6rtcn McbGuoe iino Sfin-
ncr'S @irtbidoir, Maion's &olt1ou2
uno S6rn6er's 9ieltalirotion. Die
9eno1ner ser Sebouoe batten feline
3eit sur 6lutt. allein mebrere Der.
ieIbcn iin0 lcbcno nusgegroben nor.
Sen.
(Spdter.) - Gie 2eihen pon lie.
ben @etooteten iinb aufgeflnoen
mor0en, nGmlid e5reo. Moion, leine
Satin uno iciu aino, Soiep6 9ople,
ISobn gmerion Sobn @iaert unO
Stcp6en Sfinncr. Gin anoerer Wann,
mel6er unfanl miro nod permiBt.
Nm pier5eGn @erionen muroen per.
lebt, 5lpei Ocricl6en mabribeinlid)
to0tlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Ginc NintcrtragOoic ocS NorS-
iucitcnS.

M Mtlwautcc, @iScy 5.6c6ruar.
--@rinniAc &dltc ltn0 ticfcr S6nec
miro bcutc aus ollcn SbcilCn Oc9
9or0mcItcn3 QcneIoct. S5rutc bier
orAeIanQte 9iciicnoc, ocrCn 3ng mti
Scr oSrrNt 9iortbcru Nnhn" cinioc
0ieiIcn 0ItIcb BON Sarge, N ., lGn-
9crc Belt I'M Sdncc itcfcn blieb, er.
50bIcn Oob ctIidIc uon ibncu mGbreu0
ibrc9 uuirciuilli0cn glricnthalt9 0cn
Bug ucrIicBcL lmn NabrH1amittel
IN Der 9todborifoft 5u Ilcbcn, uu0
ooB lie babel in cincm Iormbaltie
cinc Nan5c, oua iicbcu Ecrioncn be.
itcbcnOr 6anlilic crirorcn oliianOcn.
Ter Garlncr ln0 lrinc @ottin laAcn
rnticcIt in cincm Simmer lm0 0ic
2eihcn }mcicr ainOcr in cincm anoc.
rcn. Nlc WobCl mnrcu ais 0ci5mo.
tcrinl Dcrbrnnut mor0cn. Die 9Sn.
men Ser lln1liifltdjcn plrDcn ni6t in
Grfubnn1 gc6rlbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SrNocn'S 9eadDfplocr.

Srrnton Ms, 5. cSc6rltar.-
Der GMltuS Ser Hepu6lifaner in ser
@elcbgebung bon 9'cm. Seriep nomi.
nirtc belltc 9tahmittaQ nit - 9c0cn
Is Stinmcu 0cn StaatSihutmeiIter
,Sront ,. Briggs ais 9tahiolNer
Sobn i. 0rD0cn'S gum 9unoesIcno.
for. Go5 &ohm muroc ip1ter irnI
cinItimnligcn gcnocbt.
,Sn Der beute 9tncbmittaa obocbol,
tcnen Siblmg ser QeqiSlotllr iullrbe
Nrig9S gum 9un0eSicnutor eru1blt
rno crbielt If bon oen 7G obacoebc.
ncn Stinunen. 9ie Gemofroten
ltinnltcn fir SomcS 6. Rartine.
9riggS lulIr0e in 1850 in Nclu-Sonnp.
I6ire gc6oren. ihloirtc in ser GbiI.
Iip&'ihcn Gretcrs9Gfobcnlic lno ipGter
III Scr W'ilitGr- -Nfaoemie 5u @eIt-
Noillt, lpcld)e or in 1872 oblolprtc
Gonn oiente cr filnf So6rc lana ais
lieutenant in ser gunoeS. .3opouerie.
morolf or ais Sngenieur IN 9ienite
DER bieIi9en o5obn " 0ioe6Iing Cons
60" trat. Gr lit iebt SiiIfS sSdot.
nteiIter oieicr Gompognie. 3n 1899
lutr0c CT 5nnt Mopor bon 6renton
crlu0bIt un0 III 1902 crnonnte i'm
@onpcrnclr SoorbeeS gum StootS.
ShobmciIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
GOmpromii uprgcid)laacn.
observation-disclosures 9ctrcfi3 2lnno6mc
DER Ginmouocrltng9bia bictcn
9Iu2iiht oli GriolQ.

" q btngtOn 2. g., ). 5cbr.
- 0ic GonfCrcrBcu ibCr Die Ginpon.
0crlmQ9biQ iino bette luic0cr oltfgr,
nomnCn luorGCn, umG c1 iiebt gan}
ourndh oltS. nlS Oh Gin Gonpronib
5luiidcn SouuS rn0 ScHot 5l Ston,
&C tommCn ucr0C, pbldlou in ser 0Cs
ltrtgcn NeIprcd)un0 feline 6ciinitipen
Vcld)IilllC Nciobt luor6Cn limo. 0nS
&orGCbcn OcS 9icpr0iCntanten Ooro-
ncr BON Uioiioduictt3, SdDieger'
ipbn OcS ScnntorS 2ob1c, rpelNer om
Smnltog I'M &ouic cine Heiolution
cinbrohtc, INN sic @iQ uus Dem Gon.
fcrClB .Gonitc Gcroli9 ltn0 lpiC0er por
oo9 Sous 5u brinQcn. 10 6ob cin 2ln.
trog AcitCllt iuer0cn fonntc, 0ic 6nu3.
announcements 5uriid3u5icbcn lno bic
Scnotabill un6unebnen bat 0o5iI
6ci1ctrogcll Die GonfcrCn5. .Witglicoer
}llunlmcn 5lt brin9cn. Oion milnidt
inl Sou'e fcincn lmnotbigcn arad,
mo 10 erbicItCn sic Sot8-Gonieren.
ten, iucld)c iid biSlong BON ibren Sc.
not5-GoQc0cn fern gcbuItcn bottcn,
Srbrc, bic G6nicrcnj iuiebcr nuf5u.
ncbmCn.
@eitCrn plr6e mlr I'M 9lQ9cmcincn
bin lin0 fer gerc6ct. Dton beiprod
ocridicNcnc &oridIG0c fir einen
Gontpronlib. GS NinG aus ser Sc.
iprcd)1nG 6crpor, bob 6o8 SouS on6
pcitcr ouf scr Streidlng oeS 9i(.
ounqSteiteS bcIte6en meroc, uno e8
gilt ols mobri6einIid), ooB Die &c.
notS.Gonierentcn ihliebIid borein
milligen ucrbcu. geriteben Iic ii6
bo}uL 10 lit Die Eoiiirltng elmer 9iQ
po6rideinlid. Ser critic Sdritt oo.
81 miirbe fem, oob oie Gonierenten
i6rcn reipcttipen aGrpcridoiten be.
riften, lie icicn niht i'm Stonoc &c
mcicn ii6 5u cinigcn unb bie 0iQ
miro 0onn bon geuem on Die Comic.
rcn3 3uriifbCrluieien, Inn cine Gini,
qura }l Cr5iclcn, rcIp. Ole Scnuts.
Gonicrcnten beontroGen i'm Genet,
Der Scnot mG9e oie ocn 9iloung5tcit
6etrciicnOe @eitinmllng 3uriid3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Stnr6cn SCn SlammcntOS.

Ecl6o NJ N.-Dy >. 6cbrlor. -
Trat SHd)arO Gulgbn Satin cinc3
StounpiiebcrS, ibr tIriner Sobn un0
Gin StllltncdJt gtlucn5 I0oua5
N}it6cIl crIittcn bcutc iriib bci Ser
GinoIArumg OcS Eoulbn'idcn Stol
lee Ocn I(omncntoO &1uQ6n, mel
der nit 'rincr GomiIic in 3inrcrn
iibcr Sem Stllc mobntc, cntfam, mar
icNodb nibt i'm StonOc, 0ic Scilri1rn
81 rettcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
NatnitropGc nui Srm Scnuciicc Hiucr.

y b0tt0nooDn Ecun., .. ,Se.
bruor. - Der 9ompfer Barter, "
@igcntbun ser o01lc Sano So. "
pon bier ullrOc bcntc nobc @illiom5
&aIano, ctIibc Mcilcu ihBabpGrtS
pon bier, ulf Dem (cnnciiec Hipcr
0nrN Die GrpIoiion icincr 0onpifci
icl jcrihmcttcrt. GopitGu &amc8
(bompion crIitt 0ci0brlic6c &erlct-
5mAcn mo Elm ais NeBcr ouf Dem
SSabrjcu0e onNeitcllter 9tc0cr miro
ucrmibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Ypli

IS q {. " ..,,.,., -. p>~.....
EoIijiIt Sioac 2cuiS crihien 6el,tc
i'm Bureau oeS Boli5eisGapit6nS
SOl}apfeI i'm bieiigen Stotions6auie
uno t0otete ieincn Sor1eiesten obne
ell &Ort Der @ornimg ooer o6nc ir.
9cnO meide betannte llriute aui 0en
,5lcde ourd einen S6ub ms Ser;.
Gr fcllertc oann aih oui oen Yoli5ei.
G6ei Soule, ieblte ion ie0odl. Ser
UiorOcr mltr0c nad raienoem 8ioer.
Itan0e ilberluGtigt uno in cine Belle
9eIpcrrt Gr io9te, er babe Sol3upie[
erIdoiiClt neil er es miioe geporocn
ict 0cnicIbcn berlntItoIjiren 5u ie6en.
SeIuiS ioll cit mebrereu Sngen itarf
8etrnnfcn ba6en, uno es lit m6glid.
onB er am SGuierpabniinn Ieioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Trci Epicr elmer 3ng-Goaiiiun.

2ertn9ton ap, 8. 6ebr1or.
2ofonlotioiii6rcr gOmaro ". 6arp
uno 5nei on0crc ;3ltgbeOienItete, 9ta.
mems 6. u. N}arball lmo M. .. 8il.
ion fanlen b,ute 9iadlnittag nnbc
GuIbD Stotion jebn DieiIen bon
bier. ourd Sic GoIliiion 5peier
5raft5ilgc ser yGbeiapeafe Ohio.
9o6n" um's gebcn. Cine ser 2ofomo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Nm ibreu 5ridtcn ipat abr tic erfenucn,"
o0er WeRn man oeien 0ibciprIn nui pilen
ntpeltoci: al ibren Wtttunaen. gSenn man
behent cab uue ihtuerPH arnufbeiten aus etner
GertHgeu GrtdituHg ooer aus unndbiafett i'm
Gnen ooer IrlIeu eutitehen poourh 8lut1ns
ornng ooer StbrHg etner ooer Der auoeret
Sunitionen oes dorperS oernriadi miro ole
dnfdltglidb uubeoeuicuo iheiIit, uber 9ntBiinoun5
gen, Stcber uno foGar een Too Bltr ,SoIae bds
bcH fam. 70 III cs utbtia ch oarun 5i ertns
uern. oab MIR ourb 9eieitinnng Der llriabe oie
fdtur IN StuHo ieten, Die arlnfbeit 5,t Oermeis
oclt. uno fpntt Die Gefunbbeit an erbalieIi Seit
tauieno Sdbren baben ipeiie Ier5te eeiunoen
onB Ct. 0ernare arauterptuen Die unfebGbnriien
jcGner oer 0rdnibeit iiro. Sir % Gents bei
9ipuibeieru 81 Gaben (lPuUttSr I&y9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Stiftnng Scr Sran Rniicll Sagc.

Srop, N..0., 5. 6ebruor. - Sn
Der 1entigcn Sibung ser SrllItee9
Der biciigen emma @iQiarO. Shule
fiir MGo6en mnr0c nit8ctbeiIt, oaB
6rmt Jiuiiea Gage in l(ep Dort, Die
@lttme oe9 betonnteu 15inonjiera,
ser 9lnitalt bic Sumnc pon $1,000
900 5ugcman0t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Suffer Ncindl.

&ictorin 9. s., 3. Sonuor, 49,
Ter aonig bon Siou miro I'M Mai
6ie Ser. Stnoten belu6en. Gr miro
i'm MGr5 BON 9nngfof unp Don BORT
5ltcrit no6 9lnterfa uno Damn nod
europa obreiiCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

tiOcn crplooirtc 1lcih nad Ocm 3u.
iammcnitoB luo Die GrpIoiion t00.
tctc oic orci :RGnncr. McbrCrc on0crc
0iitGlicOcr Der 3ugperionale crlittcu
Scrlcblngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Siir Den gam oes EanamafanalS.

9tem Dort, 5. 6ebruar.-Sobn
.. Mc1onnlo, Ser Gr6auer oes 9taIp.
Dorfer Submap, lrur0e bcute 5ur
Eroiioentcn Der Banana GonItruc'
tion So" eruGblt, meldIe oraoniiirt
mtroc. nm Sen gau Ocs Eanams
tnal3 }u iibcrnrDnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
80 SOOtc.
NGbcrcs H6er bic uOracitrior @rnbcn'
fatnitrOp6c in Mcit-%irainicn.

&cin ein5igcr Der tn Scr llu9Gjda-
}rhc bcifGftiGtc1 2lrbcitcr cnt.
fam nit Dem 2cooU. - Gincr scr
1Sii6rcr ser 9lunm08munniAai-
ten erItidt. r. Scho}cbn Qeidcn
bcrcitS olf0cnmocn. - @robc
Guantitdtcn 9}aAiAmo0cn cr.
ihmcren ooS 2ntiiubcn Scr
Opfcr. - 2omUonihr} in Solo,
rnoo foitet iicbcu bis ucun OIcu.
bcn 0aS 2ebeu.
GtfinS, @.-Go. ). 6c6ruor. -
NeoiOirtc Nlittbeihnacn ii6er Oic
3obl scr 2(rbeitcr, mcIhc sur 3eit
ser 0cItrincn @rpioiion in ser 3cbc
9tr. % ser n9nUi9 Goal ans Gotc
60" 5t 5boma8, ua6c bier, tbdtiA
mnrcn, rcoit5iren oic mobrihcinlicbc
3abl ser Opfcr olli ncucn5cbn. 2Ihi
&cidjcn iin0 ionct ouigcf,uocn NOR
Sen. Sic StoIlen jur Rr6tcn oc$
@rlbcnperfeS lino NIT 8nS &C.
idnInaert ltno Die 2IufrGlnlng Ser
icIbcn mub peridobcn uerOcn, bis cS
8cllugcn iii, iic cjni9crlnoBcn 81
pCntilircn.
(Spdtcr.> = s. lit jcbt bcfinitiu
icItQcitcGt boB iid) 81 9trbcitcr,
idmntIib 9GuSGdnocr, in ser Grubc
bcfonNct ais oic Grploiion QcItcrn
irii6 cintrot acin cir5igcr oericI6cn
cnt9ino 0cm 1ooc. 2(uBcr0cn lit scr
G0-idbriNc 8rubcnnlliicbcr GonicI
SoncS, cir erfobrcucr 0crQmonL
luelcbcr Qcitcrn OH Ser Spibc Der cr-
item 9icttirngSmanni6oitcn in 0oS
@Crf cinorauq, bel icincn @cn1ii6un-
gen critift uno oI3 2cid)c berollSAe'
6rudt lpprbcr Scin Zoo ltciacrt Die
3obI Scr Spfer ouf 3S. Sccb83eGu
Qridcn iino iopcit aus ser @rubC
QchoIt morbcn. Gc gtnpeieubeit gro.
Der WicRacH 9-iabHidcr @oie en-
ihlpert boS ginoringcn III sic Sto(
len, in6 cuntprinirtc 2uft miro 6cutc
5u Tentilotion85pefen eingctriebcn.
Gicucidt miro cS nod cincn o0cr
5uci Gage 0ouCrn, che 0oS Wcrf &c.
uiigcnb pcrtilirt it, INN cine nc.
nouerc TrrhiudIltng 1lnb 9(ufiinOcn
nIlcr Spfcr 5u crmogIihen. @iS ga.
Hin fonn sic llriudc Scr GrpIolion
mr ucrnlltGct lucr6cn. Won MIN.
tclt, ooB oCr GentiIotionSf1cbcr icit
lcBtem tSrcitog ol,Ber 9etric6 mar.
@robG Otcngeu GaS fonnen Iid 0u6cr
Qciammelt BADEN in0 0urd) cine Of,
fcnc @rubenlonpe ent5iln0ct luorOCn
icin ais Die Mannidoft om Montn1
friib an bic 2lr6cit ging. 9(Qc Iic.
jcni0en, pcIdc niht 6llrd Die Grplo'
lion iofort gct60tet lpur0eh crItidten
ipdter ourd Ginotbmcn oeS 9tod,
ihwo0cnS. Cine llnterind>n9 lit
Inter 2eitlmQ cines @rubeninipct
tpr8 inn @nngc. Gic(e Wiitglicocr ser
HcttllngSmonnihoftcn mrrocn bel
i6rcr 9lrbcit Drrf sic Goic iibcrluGl.
tigt unO muBtcn ihlclluig an oic
S6erflG6e gcidofit iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Saben sic 6atarrh :

gResbnlb oonfuItiren Gle ni6i
eiuen glrSt, nel6er Gatdrrbs
stranfbeiien Der Gafe, oes Sals
te5, bet anHee uno Der G6ren
fir langer. als 90 Sabre In
oicier Gtabt beb1noeIt bnt2 -
&eHn Gie reid iino, niro Sbs
nen ni6t 3ll oiel nboerldnat,
uuo ipenn Gle arm iino. 10
brnu6en Gle mr iiir Die Wteois
lin ~ hn N hInti hni rNr lnnrI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sin Nad)fulger fir 9llocr cr,uGhlt.

HnnIinh Mih., 3. 5e6rltor.-
GongrcBnitaIieO @iuiam glloen
Smit5 mlrbc hrute ais 9tndfolaer
oeS Dor jebn logen ploblid6 in
@oblngton gcitorbenen 9unoesieno-
tors u, bes
Gicnitte er
mar ih
gers il
1inncq)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Ieb's. Rr. 311, Rorb. b.gnea.etr. Ctice.SmfSen
8 bis 10 uir Worgens uno 12 u5r Wiitass
bis 2 ubr Nhenos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-22
GuIIGtt- Hawkins WeddinQ!

A quiet wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mccall on Eighth St.. Sun
day evening when Mr. Edward
Gullett. oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gullett. and Miss En-
ma Hawkins, of Davies Co., a
niece of Mrs. Mccall, were united
in marriage by Rev Breeder.
Methodist minister
The young couple had notified
no one of their approaching mar
riage and there were present only
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall, besides
themselves and the minister. Al
ter the ceremony they attended
church at the NJ. L church and
it was not until services were
over that the announcement OF
their marriage was made.
The groom has just accepted q
position as butter maker at the
LOOg0otee Creamery and himself
and bride will make their home
at that place.
They both have a host of
friends in Jasper who wish them
well
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-22

In answer 10 a question as TO
the standing of women in the
estimation Of the various peoples
of the earth, a German paper
Wri' IS. The fair sex plays
< inevitable part in many lands,
is you may see by the well
know- adages. The Spaniard
says; women and mules will do
our bidding more readily when;
we stroke than when we strike
Them Woman's tears are
worth much and cost little; The
fox is sly, but a woman who loves
is more so The Arab says: Mans
beauty is his soul-womfn's soul
is her beauty; Ask your wife's
advice and then follow your own
judgment In India they say:
The coquette is like shadow: fol-
low it and it fees: fly from it
and it will follow China woman
is looked down upon. and one Of
the Oldest adages says: The
tongue of a woman is a dagger
which is never allowed to grow
rusty; The soul of a woman is
like quicksilver and her heart is
like like wax To the question,
What is a woman? the Turk
answers a prisoner; the Persian
"A slave; the Servian, a servant;
the Bulgarian A companion; the
Greek. A queen. 1t will sur
prise most people to know that
even the Frenchman is unkind
to woman in his adages. Thus,
he says: 'Woma an and fools
never forgive; Woman laughs
when she can and weeps when
she pleases.; What the devil can
not accomplish woman can; The
good women are in the church
yard. New York Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-22

Br careful as YOU can Won Wl 0cca-
-l1r l'v take cold, ant when yol 20.
se. 3 lic ue 10 known relisbil ty. ere
mat h-- Ru established reputation arr
fhl is c-ftsil to efis qCi X cure
~nch z mrii inc b. Chamberlain + Cough
R-me.y. Ii has gained world VIDE
reputation o. b.. remarkable cures 81
thi- most common ai.ment, and can az
WAYS he % pended upon II acts or
natures rian, relieves the lungs. aiI-
cXDectorstl0n. opens the >trreii 1us and
aids nature in restoring the TEN 90 d
healthy con lition. During tue many
wears -n which it has heen a general
use wa have set 10 learn ID a single case
of cold or attack Of the grip having -
suited IN pneumonia when this remedy
was used. which shaws co1cusiveiy THAT
II T. a certain preventive 81 that danger
Gus disease. Chamberlain C0ngh
Remedy contains 40 opiun 0r other
narcotic and may b- given as c'nilen--
" TO a baby as to an adult. For sale by
Jos a Mehunger.
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For Christmas Presents.

In contemplating the making
of presents on holidays. how
does the idea of life-sized por-
traits strike you? ! make beau
tiful pictures in pastel and crayon
and would like to have your order.
/ al-o make landscape and
marine views in oil and water
colors. from copy, of course,
and believe | can please you.
If don't, you will be at no ex-
pense. f A. SUMMERS.
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DIED.

John NJ. Schnarr, aged Al
years died at his home in Por-
tersyille last Friday night Of
tuberculosis. Mr.. Schnarr was
for many years a prominent
teacher of Boone TIP. and at the
last election was elected Survey
or, of Dubois county
He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his loss. He
was buried in Lemons GENE
terry last Sunday, Rev. Duckett
preached the funeral sermon.
The funeral was largely attended.
May he rest in peace
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Police Court Before Justice BGtz.

Ernest p. Dickman was of
Tended when he came home Sat
urday because his wife had not
prepared dinner. Pat struck
her a blow on the lips. which he
followed up by kicking her He
was arrested for assault and
battery. and Fat is now boarding
with Sheriff Vollmer. Marshal
Kraft made the arrest.
On Thursday Special Police V.
V. Cassidy arrested Hugh De
more and S. A. Miles. and
charged each with Intoxication
They both plead guilty and
were assessed a fine 81. each.
Demore is in Jail Miles paid
and was released.
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Philosophy Of Farming.

A currycomb is valuable con-
diment to hay and corn.
A man will manage a farm.
better for having titled a garden.
An acre will give what a man
requires, but will give no more.
Without hands land lies worth
less: without lands hands are in
a similar condition.
veal in a barrel signifies bread
on t. g table; it is meal in a barrel
when there are acres to till.
Mortgages are like the waves
of the seattle vessels they hold
up today they swamp tomorrow
1t is quite as likely that a ducks
back will hold water as that
sub-soil of sand will hold manure.
No bank of deposit can be
found by farmer that is so safe
and that pays so large an interest
as compost bank.
Ditching means making daily
deposits in a reliable savings
bank that has never yet been
known to default a dividend
time.
A pillow is a cashier that never
fails. A spade is a dividend pay
ing clerk. Industry, energy and
will compose a board of directors
to he relied on.
The farmer may grunt and
grumble until he is black in the
face: butter. he will find. is in
proportion to the quality of the
cream churned.
A farm may be ow- / by any
man who has industry enough
to work. honor enough to COM
mand confidence and courage
enough to pinch at sports.
A Single that has a hole in it
lets cold water on the ease Of its
owner. and interferes markedly
as far as he is concerned with
the poetry showing in the har-
mony. !,
The man who has never owned
a pig can have conveyed to him
none of the sense of pleasure felt
by a farmer as day after day he
watches the development of his
stock.
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COAL OFFICE.

Hereafter the office where or
ders for coal will be received IS
intreI'nder taking establishment
Of Jacob + Schwenk, Corner +.
9Th and Jackson street. Orders
and money should he left at the
sane time. Clean coal Sc. nine
run Sc per bushel. | will be
there IN person every day from
7to9u. m and on Saturday all
Gay. No order for less than p
bushel received. Thanking the
ublic for patronage.
a HERMAN H CASTRuP.
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Mrs. Monroe Dead.

Mrs. Lucy Monroe. who was
one of the pioneer inhabitants, of
Ireland. died Monday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs Kit
tie Dillon at Petersburg.
She was rs years of age
Her remains were laid to rest
in Shiloh cemetery Wednesday.
Deceased leaves three children
Cullen Greene, of Ireland. and
Virgil Greene. and Mrs. kittie
Dillon, of Petersburg, to mourn
her loss
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Jacob T.. SchurZ,

Of Petersburg, Indiana. was
triel By a jury in the circuit
court there last week, on a charge
Of visiting a gambling house.
He was found guilty, find $50 90
and sent to Jail for ten days
Inc jury was composed of the fol-
lowing men, James Ridge. Art
Nelson, Perry Coan. Martain c.
Fowler, Simpson Mcconnell,
Wash Ashby, George Rumble.
Charles Rumble, Chas. Grow,
George White A. c. Harbinson
and David I. Hall. They were
pretty well distributed over the
over the country. coming from
Marion, jefferson, Madison.
Washington. Patoka. Logan and
l,.ockhart. Townships. The yer.
net was very satisfactory to the
people.
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Expert Testimony.

Rufus l.. Griswold, the Cleveland
educator, who holds that it Is wrong
to let children believe in Santa
Claus, was arguing about his strange
views at dinner.
"Why lie to children" he asked.
"Why let them believe in a myth3
W never / hear mention Of that
loatncd name of Santa Claus | think
OF a lunatic."
lie paused and smiled. Then he
resumed:
"Some years ago l attended a
trial wherein my brother was con-
cerned, trial having to do with a
lunatic asylum.
y witness was being examined
as TO the sanity of one Of the in
mates.
"sYou hold that this inmate IL
insane, d. you. 2 a lawyer asked
al do was the firm reply.
"'Why are ron so sure?
"'The man. the witness said,
goes about asserting that he is San
ia Claus.
"'And,' said the lawyer, you
hold, do you. that when a man goes
about asserting that he Is Santa
Claus its a clear proof Of his insan-
ity"
L do
Why
"Becs L the witness in a
loud, indigI.n. voice, 4 happen to
be Santa Clars myself
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Card Of thanks.

Through your valuable paper.
we want TO thank our friends
and neighbors for.their kindness,
help and sympathy during the
sickness and death Of orr beloved
husband and father, John NJ.
Schnarr. May Heaven bless
each of you.
MRS. WINNIE b. SCHNARR.
and children.
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ar Mrs. John Bluemel die.

Wr Mrs. John Bluemel died
Friday night. of Pneumonia, she
was about 81 years Of age. She
leaves her husband and nine
children. She was a daughter of
the late Louis Brang and was
well known by many of our citi-
zens. She was buried in St.
Nary's cemetery at Ireland Sun
day morning May she rest in
peace.
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My little girl Is subject "a col is'
says Mrs. VIM. II Serig, No. a. Fifth
st.. Wheeling. W. Va "Last winter
she had a severe spell and a terrible
cough but | cured her with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy without the a.d OF
a doctor. and my little boy has been pre-
venteu many times from having the
Group by the tinaly use Of this sslup
This RENE y is for sale ~ JOS. g.
Mehringer
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Presbyterian Services.

Sunday November p, 1907.
Regular preaching service at
l0:45 A. NJ.
Evening Service at Z p. NJ.
The Pastor will deliver his Sd
lecture on the Lords Prayer
The first petition. "Hallowed by
Thy Name. I"
Song Service for 10 minutes.
Everyone invited to these SER
vices of the church.
Ii. c. DUCKETT, pastor.