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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
&OntGs, ben IS. Sebrnar 1907.
sldt Scitcn.
0eutIdlanS uno Tranfreidj.

Der fran5oiiide Sriegsmtnilter
&icorart bat lebten Sreitag einen
mobren 9eifoQSihurm in Der fron5o-
Iii6en Gummer crregt, ais er CT
flGrte: ,8enn Die 9eutidcn Die 9telt.
trolitGt 2ugemburg'S ocrlebel1, miro
Sronfrei6 MoBregeln ergreifen, I'M
benz llebergriff 5t begegnen." Gin
9eifallSItlirm Der Nbgeor0neten ipes
gen elmer eingebil0eten 8efobr.
9eutIhlano miro Die Hclltrolit0t
&llrcrnburg'S ni6t perleben. @o5u
olio mieoer cine neue WiBltimmllng
5ipiiden Sen Na6barn6ltern bcrpor'
rufen, ebe bie oltc ipegen ser Wfarof-
tofroge bon 1905 uno lebtem Sabr
nod ni6t gang gei6mruben lit. gber
tragii1 broudt man meoer Die Ier'
Beruug oes fran5oiii6en &riegsminl.
tiers, nod Den 8eifoQ Ser 9eputir.
ten gu nebmer. Sor einem bolben
SSabrbunbert mare oQeroi1gS Elm iol'
dies @orfommniB in Ser fran5oiiiden
&ommer bon gon5 onocrer 9eoell'
tlrlg eetpeien. Canals belt Die
.groBe Station" aus maieitdtiider
Sobe Iusi6on auf Die Na6borlone
Der. Sect lit Dos onbers. 6ronfreid
lit in Ieiner 9eoolferungs5unabme
binter ben iibrigen &rllturItooten 5l-
riifgeblieben. S6on felt etiua 5tuei
Sabr5ebnten lit Die 9ep0lferltngS5if-
fer fat ltationdr geblieben. llebers
Oies lit Sronfreid) infolge Ser Sir
6enpirreu 5ur 3eit poaoltf NIT iei-
nen eigenen inneren @ngele9enbei'
ten bei66ftigt, 10 bob Die aeltBerrng
oes fran5oiii6en 9riegsminiiterS uno
ser bon Ben 0eputirten ge5olte Bet
faa faum am Glote tuorell. Dab III
0euti6lono fetne Neiglng beitebt,
nit ben Sran5oien on5ubinbeit, 5eigt
Die Observation-Disclosures 6riebcnS-
5eit. 9e,itidIanb miiroe nien1ols Ell.
nen Streit pom 3oltne bre6en, Der e5
I'M &riegsfoae ms ltnre6t iette. GS
1T frob, ipetn es IN &ube gelalien
miro, oomit es in frieoli6er Slr6eit
feline &ulturgiitcr pabren unb ieinen
&lat inn @eltGetriebe bebouptcil
tam. Der friibere fran5oi6e Mtini-
tier oes Ieubern, Woniiellr 0elcoiie,
bat itetig barauf bingeorbeitet,
9eutidIano SIT iioliren. 9ie @piiooe
9elcoiie lit iiberipunben. Der Minis
tier muBte geben. Sum rebet Scr
&riegsminiiter 8icqitart bon elmer
@efabr Ser teutralitdtsperlesung Ser
9eutiden 2urembl1rg gegenii6er,
cine 8efobr, bon Ser man nidt ein-
nal III 2itrembitrg ielbit ettuas iueib.
@oritm ioltc 9euti6lnlo i~iberbaupt
2iiremburg's HeittrolitGt perleten2
Wapoleon Der 0ritte bat in 1867 Ser
banblungen iiber Den Infauf oc3
2onbes gefiibrt, iino es pGre at eli
mem ariege 3tpii6en Sranfreid uno
EreuBen gefommen, mertn nift BIS
mari oos gefabungsredt Der 6eitlng
2ilrembitrg %aufgcgeben bate. Die
SETTING iprroe gelhleift. Seitoenl
itebt 2urembiirg aIs neutrales 2ono
inter Der 8ara1tie Der eliropGiIde1
WG6te, alio ni6t Sranfrei6's allein.
&r. Gicquart lit elm harafterpoaer
Monn. 9as bat er I'M 0repfus.gro.
5eiie 6eiuieien. Sb er aber oltd) elm
beocittenoer Winiiter lit, bas IGBt lid
aus ieinen IeuBerungen in Der fran
5oitiben &amrrer fatm idlieBen.
gboubinismus ldieBt BEL ben Srall.
5oien pieber in's 4ralt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Mrrtrnhc g. Icninr.

IS itarb am IL. 5ebruOr 1907, nm 0 ll1r
Muraeit5, Gertrude Is. Senior, eeb. 3lperaeI,
10 Sabre alt, 9eIiebte Satin bon NicolalS
Senior. Die @eerbialrg finoet @ipntas Den IS.
Sebruur. Moraelis nm s llbr, bon ibrer gSobs
ning, Or. 1902, osWfiItollagpetlie. alS mad
Der ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 I'm 8 llbr elm DE.
ouiemsSo6amt fit 'ibre Seelenrube %cele6rirt
iuiro, ilnb bar1 nuf Dem DSI. GrI6ier. Sriebbofe"
itatt. Nertu1note uno Sreuitoe li1o ncbtu1gsool
eiuoe[uben, bei5uipobuen. DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Maraarethe @rGIcr.

IS Itar6 am 10. 6ebrltur 1907, nm IA ltbr
Moreens. MaraaretDe 8raier i'm 70. Ie6eiss
iabre, gSittlue bon 8uftau @rdfcr.
&us Ibenoglbdlein llinat I'M TDat,
Sort pben fbiIinlert Sterne,
9tlln aeDt5 btTaui Sum @inmeISiaaL
Sie Seimatb ipinft bon Serne.
Sbr Gicben gllte quite gtnht,
Wtcin 1Stlgerlnui 1T nun oolbra6t.
gluf gSieberfebenl
9te 8eerotgung ftloet am Wiuntag, gndrLit'
tags 1a3 ltbr, nont Iralterbnufe, gtr. 204, Glib
NiLmOrs Strabe. alS finit. (4S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
TrcScrifa 6 Wcicr.

IS ftarb AM 10. 5e6rnac 1907 Srebcrida 81.
Meier in ibrenl 70, Gcbensia9re, gellebtc Sat,
tin bon Soiepb Nteier. Sic Secroiglng iiroet
2 ubr, bon ibrer g8obmun9 al 5rarflir.gtoeilue
@aroenoiue, no, aus mad Der lutberii6en
Seruialems'Girbe 6u @uroenoiue. no Elm
benz nebenun l~iegenbcn air6boie itatt.
(40-5n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Enhn 6. &renscr.

GS Iiarb nnl "A. 5e9rnar 1907 Subu 9, Srcu.
ser I'M IItcr BON 81 5abrcn, 10 ~9tonute1 uno
Die 8eeroigltng tiubet @iputas, ben IS. 5ebr.,
gin6mitia9s 2 rbr, bon iciner gSobtun9, 9r.
1888, gSeIts2aiGDettes glUeltue, aus ait Der vSors
bon 8arf Cemetery" ftutt. SCrpaIote mo
Grcunoe iino a6tIigSooa cin9elaoclt, bei5us
ipobHeIl.
,Q8oi9iHatouer 3citunscn m69cn 9eidaiaft
rnnirrn ! l1l-Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Ger picIgenannte Gen..
tlnns .GbgeorOnete Gr56erger lit noe
gen 3el1gniBperneigerung 81 elmer
SrOnungsltrofe bon 100 Warf perllrs
tbeilt morOen. lleberbies mltrbe CT in
3eugcnbaft gcnonlmen, trotsem lid)
gr5berger ouf ben SnlmlllnitGts : $50.
rogropben Der @erfaiilng berief.
S6lieBli6 mohte ser itrcitbnre I6-
0eorOnete icine Irsiage uno Ser Soft-
befebl ipliroe 5uriidgenommen. Gor-
ii6er miro es eleih nod benz 3uionl-
lnentreten bes Gei6stages, Ser NOR
gen bonn 8oiier ielbIt eroffnet miro,
81 e~rnitboften observation-disclosures
fomlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Maraaret6 Ncff.

IS itarb Gm IS. Sebriar 1907 Mnr8arct1
Mclt, ~ Sabre alt, eeIiebte Satin bon So6n
geiS nm 8 llbr, bon ibrer g9obnung. gtr. 2t3,
9toro Observation-Disclosures aus mad ber 81.
Mi6ucIssair4e itatt, no linl 8 1tbr cine 1tes
alliem'Dleiie fir i6re Seelenribe Geleien miro.
HS-5OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
vpu0pn.Tarf.

Ger tarStfd dpltdbfe IBrtebtpt In Baltimore.
Mreal:. $50 Mder - SnnterydBrenoe Charter.
Su ieoer 3eiI erreibbar. Stint Gents Gdbrs
GELD bon allen GtabttbciIen. Strabenbabr.
Wagons pofltren ben Saupteiiganq Que brts
Die ben Brtebbof bel raubenl g8etter b~efuden.
Ge3cdbnispldBe 81 febr mibtgen pretfer,
fdrmrIict utter fnrttpdhrenber asfIeac.
giirena: Nr. 81, Ieft.sarato0a'e Giraffe.
!, (San6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Trebcrif Sc Stuff.

SIS Itarb am IS. 6e6runr 1907 Srcberif Sc
Bluff, @atte Der periturbenett Sarab e, Sc Stuff.
%geIaoeIi, Der @eerbiauna an Wsuntag, 9Sndnits
Tags 9 llbr, bon Der g9o6nilng ieineS Sp6nes,
@oIofmitb's Gni,e, iiube SurtorosStnenue. aus
bei5uiuobnen. 9eiieenll9 nif Der st; So9n's
Cemetery. (47-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
9tad)ruf

an uniere liebe Wtlittcr
sophie @iHterlitg, geh. 9riidner,
g~eltorben nm IS. Sebruar 1904.
Jiube I'M itileit Srieben milo,
@eiie MIutter, itets ms t6cler;
Narfbur be9en mir Setil 8ilb ID, "
@iS our s(uferiteblngsieicr.
(40) Bic traucrnoen 9inocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
9[nnie 6. MIner.

GS Iiarb am 10. 5ebrllar 1907 ita6 f9,perem
9eioet Aunie 6. Miacr, 8eIiebte Suttin BON
9ic 8eeroi9rR9 iinoct 9icnitan, Mior9ens nm
7.15 llbr, bon ibrer NSo6itin9, gtr. 1881, 0rs
leans Strube, ans nab Der Ct, Niidaels.fir9e
ihre SeeIerrlIbe aeIeier lpiro. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
gcrmild)te Nnseiacn.

Mein Smrcan befinSct iidj bDn Beitte
an inn n9eutihen GatbSfeacr," Ode ct. 9aul.
NIB Saratoga StraHe, st. 9aul gafe".- -
Gpre0ftutocn: f2-1 ilbr 0ia9mittags uno
60 1l5r 2beltoS. Wuttfrien Stnt,.
lig) t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Sn 81. 2ouis 1T grnft
&orgou i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabren &C.
ltor6ell. Elm Wanr, ser felt 1869 i'm
iournaIiitiiden 2eben Der @ereinig-
ten Staaten geitanben fat, als &c
oaftelir ser st. 2ouis Gbronif," onl
uGn5eiger bes @eItens" u1b lett
1883 ols Geoofteur oes Sonntags-
blattes Der n@eitli6en Soft. 81
1888 erbIinbete er. fanb aber in iettler
@attiu cine @ebiilfin, sic es linn er.
m0glidte, nod meiter iournaliltiid
unb literariid tbatis SIT ieill. Cine
Derbiente Inerfennung ipurbe bent
bepdbrten Sollrnaliiten GUT 3eit Der
ct. Coulter @eltausitelung 5utbeiI.
9as Gireftorilm Ser Iasitellune PC.
troilte i'm NIT ser 2eitune oes beut-
IdJel1 YreB.giirealis. @ieoer elmer
bon Ser alten @aroe Oeutih-amerifo-
niiber SournaIilten oabingeidieben.
Gle &eiben Ser alien @orfdmpfer bes
Geutidtbltms IN glulerifa li6ten ii6
ltarf.
MIeris MIabtn Gin Mtt.
9lieo Der eriten ruiiiid)en Gulna nnb
elm So5ioliItenfiibrer, lit our Seit
In Meiu.Yprf unb offnet cen Mmerifa-
'
1ern Die Iugen iiber Die ruiiiiden
3uitdnoe, Die er nit nalabin'S
2umpe" beleuhtet. Cine Wiaion
GilIieil ipcroen iir ben ndd)iten brci
Wonaten nerbungern unb 80 Weiuio.
nen iinb aln 8%erbungern. llnb ipenil
Dem 8olfe nibt bolb perionlide Srei-
belt, Trebfreibeit inb artbere Sreibei-
ten bcmiqigt iperoen - Die Sreibei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Maleriih - Yariarttg - Srtebftdb.
MeiIe. Benutt Bic nit 9uiubattan 6eSei6nete
Morib.sbemss6ar. Sreie antf4en Ta9miftaes
an terminus. Treife bon BegrdbntBpldben
lest fpe5ieu. 9eihte Sebingulgcn. 2elepbolr-
Cation 223. Yiirean: Sraitiin. nnn gDtnofor.
9iuabS. WerIanat Drpfmiire. (Wldi4.1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

ten Die Ser Ila6in meint Oonn
miro HubIono cine &epublif. llnO
mas fir cine! Die ruiiiifen Agitoto-
rem p%eriteben iid) auf's @eidGft unD
wiiieL BOB lie in 9(nerifo @IGubige
finoen. IuffoIleno, Oob oie Ginmon-
oerlngsbeb6roen Die bod Ionit 10
itreng iir0, 6icie Ngitotorcn 5uloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

SaHc 5nr Meiie in's MnSlanb be.
io,et 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Oit-Yalti.
morc-S trake, ua9c GuitnmBuuIc-IDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Baltimore GenctcrD.

@ireau: Sranflin.Slog., Baltimore. II. 8luribitr.
.8e9rdbnibpldbe onm Gerfalif bon $25 an,
NIT Wtarnorpfoiien nbge9ren5t $50 YlaB fir
bier @rdber. Sreie Benupung Der Gapeae tilr
IrnuereotteSoienfte. tSulit16,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

&ata it ropbe III &ataItro.
pie. Die S6redenSicenen bei benz
llntergong Ocs Gompfcrs n2ard)-
mont" erfiiaen nod bic @eniitber,
oa fommt i6on nieOer cine giIer-
Observation-Disclosures ouf ser Sorlente
9iOilion Der "Nem-Dorfer Central
So6n," bel Ser es 5rpon5ig Eoote
ino iiber bunOert Serlebte gegeben
bot. 3u gIeidcr 3eit lief I'M Nefp-
g)orfer Sofen Der Som6urg.amerifn.
9ompfcr uGoloipio" Gin, orf Sea
lebten Mitttpo6 ourd cine 8elicl-@r-
ploiion iieben Monn get6otet un0
bier perluunbet lpllroen. ltngliid iiber
l1ngliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

H~ululano's tiirfiide SGber,
equitable. gebdabe, Ruitamt seDeu. etets pffen.
IgIud00--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

gei6aftsfRbrrr 6, u. Seius, Bpbnuns:
6. & g. 12t & gBdIbroot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

9aS miberli6c S6aus
ipiel bel Der Sinri6tung in Hi6'
mono, So, no ser Strid 5peimot
rib unO Ser @oGgcn-GonOioot bei'm
5peitcn Stur5 nit ser fcitgeidniirten
SdIinge ONT 9oocn Qualpol err
Itidte, io1tc oa5u beitrogen, ooB ser
@olgen i~iberbalpt o69eidofft miro.
@o5u Oieie efelboften Scenen? Ib-
id)redenO rpirft Der 8olgen fir Ser
bredernoturen nidt. llnO Der Sc
red)tigfeit miro blrd Glboroform,
sIetber oOer Elm inii3irtes. idnellpir.
fenoes @ift p%olauf geniigt. Sort nit
Sem cleftriiden StltGl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

etaeatnr fir @uibiHatou II. 9iitrift columbia:
@m. Sannemaun, 1915 Marion st., ". u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Der 9entfde gorre(pOmOent

GigentbHmer e. 8aiue. @obuunG:
6. & g. $40 81 Wa6iioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Ole Giscrnte t In @ aine
reid altsgefalIen. Sm @an5en mllr.
De ctiua boppelt 10 pieI Sis eingc-
brodt, als in eincm Der letten ie6S
Sabre. 8enn MIR iebt nidt Der
ogisnllrm" sic idonen GorrGtbe 5lt
@runbe ridtet. Gem @iS.Sruit loil
ia fem wu6erii6es Sonoiperf nod
Dor CONNER gelegt luerOen. Gs lit
oIio allSii6t, Dob lid Ole gisnotb ocS
lebten SommerS nidt micoerbolen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

9te tGotifde NnIetbe
bon elmer Wtilion Collars 9cbt lpic
gfriIde SemmeIn"; BON ser gor5cit
Summe iino MIR nod 60,400 Collars
81 begeben. Gin GROCER Ebetl Der
Nnleibe ipur0e bon mebr ODER rpenis
ger moblbobenoen 8iirgern Der Staht
9efouit, lpelde cine iiGere &opitoI-
Inlo9e BARN ieben.
9ie Ginctnnatier @etlt
Gid)en boben 6ereits @eidliiiie gegen
cine ettpoige auffiibrrng Der Sper
yGolome" bon Gi6or6 GtrauB &c.
foBt. Sin6 bie 9ei6IiiIie bon einigeit
9ltteno nRpberenoS" 10 m%eittrugeno,
ooB Iie elmer Stobt bon $4,000 Gin
pobnern @oridriften in aunitiafen
O%iftiren f6nnelt. Gen Reincn lit
olleS rein!
Mou ern i6 Die i6mabt-
iden So5iaIoenlofroten 5uriid? Ga
miro gefobelt, bob ite Bel @roffnnmg
oes miirttembergii6en 2onotageS
ni6t mir, mte lire biirgerlidet Col
legen Dem &0nig oen TreueiO gelei=
ltet, ionOern iif audi bel Oem Sod
ollf ben &0nig BON ibren Stben erbo-
ben bGtten. 0os perIt0Bt gegcn ale
INSTRUMENTATION @runoiGbe, 8a3
mobl 9ebel nno @enollen 0o5u ingen
meroen?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-11

One great advantage of the styles is the absence of mo-
noton During the last busy months of preparation for the Fall
fashion openings the watcwod of the designers and essmaker
has been variety One wander along Fifth avenue from
modse modste from shop shop Broadway Fifth avenue
2d Street and there will scarcely be dresses cut and
trimmed exactly alike This decidedly trimming season.
and dainty elaboration the keynote of all the
For fall aormade suits undoubtedly take the lead
In these the rather long fitted jacket decidedly the favored
Some attractive military effects also being shown Fitted
COATS wentyx thirty inches long braided Hussar fashion and
worn with peated braid trimmed skirts very indeed
Suits OF this usually of boadcoh the new plum
shades or In navy hue wine COLOR brown trimmed with black
braid There also many less fancy tailor made suits
having coats with large amhoesan sleeves sleeve caps Mado
STYLE These eahoaey trimmed with braid of oriental
embroidery
Chevot used for simpler also English SERGE Very
few of these suits plain they mostly trimmed with folds OF
bands the material and braid and buttons. an
important part the dress ganies of the Simple bone
metal and cloth covered buttons used great numbers CARRYING
the trimming designs both and skirt The pronounced
of the Feathersk afea marks the successful effort
produce material strong, of fast dye yet sufficiently light
weight make the fashionable rued petcoat The best dress
makers also using it for waist Innings because strong vet
taking up very little and in addition black every
BILE shade is at ones command
There doubt all that short sleeves will appear on most
of the waists intended for dey this fall and
These sleeves little longer than the the summer
being style But show which way the wind
blowing many of the latest theatre and dinner rock that
just brought from Paris made long trans
parent sleeves wnkled articy for their whole length like
Mousqueare glove and coming down well the hand
times this sleeve like undereeve from Nkado
Mandarin cap at the top
White gui4pes have become almost indispensable part of
toees owing the popularity of the jumper styles
very latest novelty the black umpe has been brought
This originated in Paris and is attractive and best
of ALL serveabe, will probably have vogue charming
gown pale blue voe made with jumper of the material
worn over hrred gumpe of black embroidered crepe de chine
Mousene de black all lace and also used for
these guimpes.
for separate waists to be with handsome tailor 1t
h worn be of white cray And this material
akn up great quantities of into evening and house For
employed for the partial construction OF elaborate winter hats
satin rather chic for this purpose. Lucy CARTER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-11
OUR REPUTATION
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS
OF WESTMINSTER.

Here is store where you are sure
to find prices as low as the lowest,
and in many instances a saving OF 25
to 80 per cent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-11
Didn't Want Much.

A florist, of Philadelphia, was one day
making rounds of his properties near, that
city when he was approached by young
man who applied to him for work. sfis'i :
81 am sorry, said the florist, s.but |
have all the help I need. have nothing
for you to do. =
Sir" said the young man. with
polite bow, ''if you OILY knew how very
little work it would take to occupy me r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-11

eUinehr ramens It's ownarina 70
hxaNytm no hc
evening gr4 h
nnamG unush kmh mrdif
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
SHORT STORIES.

The Canadian wheatfields are the lar. gest in the world, being 300 by 900 miles
 The president of Mexico is elected for four years, and there is no restrie- ton upon his reelection.
 Postmaster General Cortelyou prom ises by July postal notes for l, ?, :, i. 5, 6, |, $, and 10 cents, and so Oh graded by , and 10 cents up to S1.
 The bnttermilk from the West Paris (Me.) crea amery is thrown into brook, and it is said that the trout in the brook thrive on It. The fish taken from the stream in the vicinity are remark ably fat.
 About twenty 10 twenty-five years ago the United States was the prinei- pal foreign contributor to the cheese supply of Great Britain. but Canada has since outstrilped this country as an exporter of cheese.
 Reports from the United States Sa. val academy at Annapolis indicate that the midshipmen have abandoned haZing and propose Loyalty to obey the academic regulations A new edition of these is in preparation by q board. They will include the new law relating to haZing.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

The success of Brown of Harvard. . her first play has been instrumental in securing for Rida Johnson Young a contract to write comedy for James K Hackett.
 De Wolf Hopper, who has presented "Happyland" this season both at the Lyric and at the Casino theaters, in New York, has returned to the Majes- tic for a third metropolitan engage ment
 Jefferson De Angelis was named aft CT Joseph Jefferson. He was practical ly born and bred on the stage. his peo- pie having been famous in the early seventies as the De Angelis family of acrobats.
 W. H. Thompson has achieved sue cess in Money Talks" MT Thomp- sons role is that of q wealthy west erner who has been brought to believe that greenbacks will buy anything in the world
 Nellie Mccoy. who continues to ap- pear in The Earl and the Girl" has been mmortalized ill q song entitled Coy Nellie Mccoy" The words of the ballad are by Arthur Sherman and the music by H. \. Hardy.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

The ladies of the W. C. r l.. wish to reorganize the Loyal Temperance Legion" and train the children for White Ribbon day during the Chautauqua. The mothers of Springdale are respectfully invited to send or bring their children to the first meeting, which will be held at the Christian Church, Saturday, April 20, at 5 p. n1., under the leadership of Mrs. Jno. P. Staff ford. Children of from five years up to ten are most desirable.
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 The Springdale Embroidery Club was entertained by Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Bushnell at the home of the former Thursday af- ternoon. A number ot contests were indulged if, but the most enjoyable ole was the eating of a cracker. \ prize was given to the one who ate the cracker first and told the crowd so bv whist ling. Mrs. 5. P. Smith was awarded the prize. Whether she really ate tne cracker or swallow cd 1t whole, the club Is undecided. \ two-eourse luncheon was serf- cd in the parlor, in each cup of cream being found a little negro doll. The club will meet with Mrs. Jno. Woodruff next Thurs day afternoon. She will give a prize for the best dressed doll.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
LONE STAR.
April 15. John Sharp is or the sick list this week.

April 1S.-John Sharp IS on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Este1le Phillips had the i'll luck of sticking a nail in her foot some time ago and IS not able to be out.
 Rev. Harper preached at Lone Star Sunday and received four members into the church. They were MT. and Mrs. Speck and daughter Clenton and Jesse Har- ris.
 Mrs. Eunice Ouillen is in from Eastern Texas visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Sanders near Lone Star.
 Ben Goddard has been quite Ill for the past week or two with heart trouble.
 Mir. and Mrs. Scott Jones are making arrangements to leave for Witchita, Kan, in the near future.
 MT. Sandlin is doing land office business with his saw mill. Anybody wanting any saving or grinding done call ou him.
 Henry Warren, who has been in bad health for some time, Is some better at this writing.
 Will Hammons attended prayer meeting at Lone Star Thursday night. GENEVA.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
CENTER CORNER.

April 15.-Mrs. Cora Savers, of Joplin, Mo-, returned home Saturday after spending several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Stears.
 0. L. Wiley left few days ago for the bedside of his brother, John, of Chillicothe, Mo-, who IS not expected to live.
 A. ]. Sharp and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Wiley of Spring Creek.
 Quite number of people from this place attended church at Spring Creek Sunday.
 C. B. Jones. Marion and Rel Aaron, attended the meeting of Cave Springs Lodge No. 459 |. 0. 0. r. last Tuesday night and witnessed the initiation of a can didate into the mysteries of Odd Fellowship.
 The prospects for q good oat crop in this section seems some what unfavorable at present. Bugs, and the dry. cold weather seem to be tke trouble.
 J. H. Sharp and wife hauled a lot of poultry and eggs to Cave Springs Saturday.
 Miss Sadie Vawter closed a very successful term of school at Center Corner last Friday.
 Jack Jones took a wild goose chase to Springdale. Bethel, Spring Creek and Lowell last Sunday on his bicycle.
 Jack Frost has been making frequent visits to this section lately. He seems to have hank ering after Ben Davis apples, and We are afraid he will keep coming until he gets the whole crop. 
 Rel Aaron's horse came very near getting away with his bug gy Saturday morning. He was hitched to the rack at Hardy
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19

March q. at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Welch. John Craig, J. P, said the words which made them one. We wish them a long and happy life.
 Jim Holloway and Harry Hat ton, who left several days ago for the Indian Territory have found work and are well pleased out there.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Lewis, who was up from Huntington visiting friends and relatives, returned home several days ago.
 T. MeMaster and Bert are set ting out large stra wberry patch, so anybody who wants job pick ing berries can certainly find one.
 Maggie, your way of setting an old hen is alright If you don | forget to put the straw over the paper.
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