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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Jack SpraGt and Wife
HACK sPRATT could eat no Fat and

\ ACK SPRATT could eat no Fat and M his Wife could eat no Lean, be- cause Steak was 2S cents a Pound. So most of the time they purchased a highly advertised kind of Chop Feed that came in Pasteboard Box with beautiful Wrapper around it. After devouring a Package of that which reminded him of something to eat, MT. Spratt felt as refreshed as if he had taken a Long Breath. One day while MT. Spratt was in the country on his annual vacation, he
 went for walk and came to a Feed Lot where a bearded Stockman was
 shoyelling out 40cent corn to some broad and buxom Steers.
 Being a City Man, he was attracted
 by the sight of high grade Beef, so he stopped to converse with the Feeder He learned that the steers weighed
 about 1900 pounds each and he al- lowed that they were very valuable
 Animals, with meat worth 2S cents pound.
 You have been smoking" said the
 Stockman, taking a Market Report 1 from the Pocket in his Wammus
 Those that are prime now fetch about cents pound at the Yards. Most of
 them seem to be worth about 5. You see, the price fluctuataes. It goes up
 and down, but principally down." 1 Tt is strange that one in the Cattle Business should be so ignorant" said
 Mir. Spratt. Who ever heard of the
 price of Meat going down? It is being boosted out of sight. I have watched
 it for Years, wondering where it would stop"
 T have watched it for years and I don't see much change" said the Feeder. Ut always wobbles around a Figure that keeps me guessing as to where I am going to get off, Mr. Spratt, being a keen Business
 Man with metropolitan training, gave him a pointer.
 When the prices paid by the Con sumer are pushed up you should de- | clare yourself in on the Divvy," he said.
 Gan you see me trying to take a Fall out of the Beef Trust?" asked the humble custodian of the Steers. When l ehaperon by little carload up to the Great City I put them in a Pen and wait until Gentleman in Top Boots comes along and begins to bid on them After he bids it somehow happens that there is nobody else present to raise him. Of course, I don't have to sell l always reserve the privilege of taking the Steers back home with me and keeping them as Household Pets. As a rule I sit on the Fence for about an hour, until get my Straw chewed up, and then take whatever 1 can get, pin it under my Shirt and run for a Train before the other Bunco Man gets me-"
 ''The Packer to whom I give up large sums for Choice Cuts when can afford it, has soft Lead Pencil with which he will figure out, to the satisfaction of any Impartial Investigator, that he is just about catching even,' said MT. Spratt. That's why I feel so sorry whenever Congress gets after him. He has lot of money, but 1 understand that he made it outside of Business Hours, playing Croquet."
 "This is a tough World" said the cattleman, dumping out another Bushel. Everybody gets the worst of 1.-the unprotected Rube when he has sumer when he has to pay 2S cents a pound for Porter House, and the per secuted King of the Jungle, when somebody writes Book about him. Even the Steer gets 1t In the Neck"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Robinson CruSoe

WIEN Robinson crusoe found him " self laid out on the beach of Strange Island, with no supplies except a miscellaneous lot of old Junk that resembled Rummage Sale, did he ar range to settle down and stay there?
 Hardly.
 He took piece of Wire, a couple of Doorknobs and a Second d-hand Battery and rigged up a Marconi Plant on the topmost Peak.
 Within two hours he was communi- eating with the Mainland 800 miles away and had the Magazine Editors bidding for the Serial Rights of the Story of his Marvellous Adventure.
 Then he began stalking off the Island into Mining Claims and arranged to advertise and sell the $100 Shares of Stock at 15 cents each to Messenger Boys, Servant Girls and Widows.
 Friday showed up soon after and was made Vice President of the Company and Chief Expert in the Analysis of Ores.
 Robinson had two Press Agents come out with the Relief Expedition, and when he landed at home he found over 150 Invitations from Literary Clubs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Wolf? Wolf !

NNCE there was a Bad Boy who V loved to stampede the Sheep by yelling 'Wolf, Wolf,' about twice a day.
 If the State Department had little Family Tiff with the Court of St James. he would see a War Cloud on the Horizon and start in to concen- trate the Naval Forces all by himself.
 Whereupon the Sheep would huddle together and get ready to unload their Securities.
 If a famishing Hobo broke into q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

was not a proper man to have tn care iv watch, anyhow, an that ye done well to hook it. This is always tn first step to'rd securin cold justice firm tn rich. We're next ilicted mimber lv nearly all tn minister's assocyations, an finally, in ordher that tn law may be enforced without regard to per sons, an expert witness is hired fir ye.
 9Th thrile begins. Ye walk in with a quick, nervous sthride an set tn
 watch be th' coort clock. Are ye guilty or not guilty?' says tn clerk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

goes through ye'er pockets an finds ony tn pawn ticket fr tn watch ye stole off Hogan, she locks tn dure, takes off tn handkerchief, an goes at ye with tn soord
 But suppose ye have little iv tn useful with ye. Ye br-reall into Ho- gan's house some night sufferin' firm an uncomfortable impulse to take his watch. Don't git mad now. I'm on'y supposin' all this. Ye wudden't take his watch. He has no watch. Well, he's sound asleep. Ye give him a good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

mitted this crime he was insane,' says tn lawyer. I object says tn States attorney. Tt is not legal to inthra- jooce ividince iv insanity till tn proper foundations is established. 'Th' defnce must prove that tn pris'ner has money. How do we know he isn't broke, like tn rist iv us.' Tn coort-How much money have ye got? The pris'ner- Two million dollars, but expect more. Tn coort-Objiction overru1ed.
 9Th expert is called. Doctor, what expeeryence have ye had among tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Little BO PeeD

Y TITLE BoPeep had lost her Fol A lowing of Percy's and didn't know how to find them.
 It is all very well to say: 'Leave them alone and they'll come home" but when Girl has to fix her Hair a certain way and rub on a little of Madame Somebody's Face Food in or der to look under twenty-five there is nothing in that Waiting Game.
 Womanly Pride dictates that she shall go ahead burning Pictures on Wood with Hot Poker and never let
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Wanted Instructions.
rom the Philadelphia Inquirer.

From the PhlIadeIphla InquIrer.
 A rheumatic old gentleman, whose son was careless about shutting the front door after him, called out to him one cold day when he had left the door swing ing wide:
 See here, young man, you leave that door open too much!'
 Do I?' was the response. '"rhen how much open shall I leave it?"
 1T mean you leave it open too often!" thundered the old gentleman.
 "Oh, we'll how often shall I leave it open?'' politely inquired the son.
 The father didn't dare trust himself to reply.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

crack on tn head so he won't be dis turbed, an hook tn clock firm undher tn pillow Tn next day we're arristed. Tn pa-apers comes out with tn news:
 Naughty sign iv wealthy family steals watch firm awful Hogan. Full account iv dhreadful career iv tn victim. Un- written law to be invoked an there's an article to show that amy wan has a right to take Hogans watch, that he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
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WIT. D00ley's Philosophy


Guilty, an glad iv it. says ye're law yer amid cheers an misses. Have ye tn watch with ye? says tn coort. T have says tn prisoner, smilin' in his pecooliar way. Lave me look at it. says tn coort. I will not says tn pris'ner, putin it back into his pocket. How ar-re ye goin' to defind this crook?' says tn Judge. We ar-re goin to prove that at tn time he com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

<<XVIHAT's an expert witness2'
 A/ asked MT. Hennessy.
 W An expert witness" said MT. Dooley, lis doctor that thinks a man must be crazy to be rich. That's thrue iy tn most iy us, but these doctors don't mean it tn way l do. Their theery is that annything tn rich do that ye want 10 do an don't do is ! ilooney. As between two men with money, tn wan with most money is craziest. If ye want diploma fr san ] ity, Hinnissy, tn on'y chance ye have iv gettin' it is 10 commit a crime an file an invintory iy ye'er estate with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

iy justice he ought to git into is a freight car goin' West Don't niVer thrust that thare tough-loolin' lady with tn soord in her hand an tn hand kerehief over her eyes. She may be blind. though I've seen thriles where she raised tn bandage an winl1ed at tn aujence-she may be blind, but 'tis tn fine sinse iy touch she has, an if ye yinture into her lodgin's an she
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24
Points of View,

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
 Beautiful memorial window" remarked her husband, as they left the church.
 ''I didn't notice particularly" said his wife. "but the light from it fell on the Jones' pew, and it made her complexion a fright"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-24

ican Public wants to be scared, and never gets tired of going over the Jumps."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

9[m fl. MGr5 9ompfer San.
noper tad Bremen.
PIN IA. MGr5 Qompier nllniteO
StotcS" na6 %aopcnbaGcn.
9tn 1G, MGr5 0ampfer u9tep-
0ort" nad) Soutbompton.
2lnH t6. M6r5 Qnmpfer DNedar"
nod Gibraltar lutO Neopel.
PIN IS. MGr5 0ompfer uGirginiu"
nnd &onoor.
Nn IS. MGr5 Dompicr nGompo-
MIA" nod) 2iOcrpool.
Nm 16. Wt6r5 0ompier n0cttid.
lano" nod) &omburg.
9(m is. M0rj Gompfer rFrctorin"
nadJ &anlburg.
PIN 16. W}Gr5 0ompfer o6urnci.
Tia" nod) Glasgow.
9tm 1G. M6r5 0ompfcr n8nocrs
LAMB" nof Nntlucrpcn.
gm 10. MGr5 0nmpfer 0Gben'
nit" ltod) Bremen.
9lm 20. @Gr3 0ompfcr n@oieItic"
nab 2ipcrpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
MlDItcri6ier &anb.

Ginbre6er in 6rott aneQ'S @ob-
ming, Ger. 1920, &ennIpIponio-
@pemlc. = @rbelltcten SOB in
9oor mo lpcrtbpolle S6nud.
ioden. - Die mertbpoQitcn ST.,
melcn iibcriab Der 9icb.
Die Mo6nung 0e8 @rn. 6ront
Smell, zines WieBgcrmciitcrS iul Sc
rington,Morft, 9tr. 1920, Yenniplpo,
nio-9Iuentc, luuIroc 0citcrn Morgcl,
BON cincm SfIci60icb ollf gcbcim-
niBpoIle @cilc INT Sdymlldiud)cll
unO boores 0cID I'M Mcrtb bon SOB
berollbt. @cItoblcn mltroe Gin nit
cillcm 0tomonten beietteS Glt.gl65cis
den I'M @crtb bon $50, cine 0tos
mont. &orItcdnooel i'm @ertb bon
$25 unb So boores @elo. Srou Gbos.
$. S1menncr, Sod)tcr bcS 0rn.
&neu, mel6e I'M ielben &oltIc mobnt,
lit Der gluIidt, OoB Der 0iebitobl
etipo INN 127 llbr begongen mllroc,
0o Tie oa3 betreffcnbe 3immer fllr5
Dor Oieier 3eit perlieB unO Die gcItobs
Icnen @egenItGnoe I'M oieie Belt nod
geiebcn botte. @tpo cine Stun0e
ipGter lprrocu biciclbcn ocrmiBt. Ser
9icb mllB oltrb Elm Sintcrfcnitcr in
6os 3immer eingcltiegcn iein, Sic.
mano bortc ie0nd) cttpoS bon bent
irIber, oltd) miroe cr BON &einem Der
9fod6orn geicbcn,
@ntocdt lpi,rbc Scr 0icbItobl bon
Wiurp S6mcnncr, Der Eodtcr bon
Srolt S6mcnner, iuelhc ibrc Whtttcr
III &cnntniB icttc, @Iiid bci'm In.
gliicf mar, Oob Der 9icb Situclen i'm
Mcrtb bon mebrcren GolticnO Dol,
lars, Gigentbum ocs SobneS bon
Tralt Sdncnncr, mcl6c IN Der
SdulbIo0e zines &lciocrI6ronfcS Ia.
gen, iibcriob. 8iciclbcn Iogcn bis
Dor fllr5cr Belt in Ocmiclbcn 9lreoll,
6os bon ocnt Gillbrcdcr ouige6rod)en
mltroc, morell ohcr bon Dem Sobn
Der Srou S6menner Der Si6crbcit
bolbcr in Dem &leioeridront untcrge.
brnd)t porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Ghiffsnahridltcn

Worf, A. MGr5. Nngc-
fontllren lit ser 0amIpfer uWiimlcapo.
It's" bon SonOolt.
Nngefommen iino sic Oompier
y9otapia" bon Sam6urg, uWtaine"
Don 2onOon.
SABRE, 4. WGr5. - Ter Cant
pier ga @nsco9ne" lit BON Nelp'
Dorf bier eingetrofien.
8lpmoutb, A. MGr5. - Der
0ompfer oaronprin5 8ilbelm" lebte
iciic Reiie nod Bremen iprt.
II, 4. MGr5. - Ilsgcloll.
ien nod Nelu.Yorf lit Ser Gompfer
,Gbcnnib."
Intperpen, A. MGr5. - Der
Gompier n6inlono" fom bon Nem'
Oorf al.
Sum6urn A.. MGr5. Der
Gompier Bosnia" iubr nad) 9terp-
gorf nb.
NJ, A. WGr5. - Der
0ompier .Stntenonm" lit bon gtelus
gorf bier cingctroiicn.
@ouIo0nc, 4. W1r5. Ter
Tompicr ,9ticnm Mmltcroanl" iubr
nod Nep.Oorf ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Nbfabrtstogc Der Sampfcr pon
WcusWurf.


9(n G. MGr5 0ompfer n2ombar'
oia" nod Ieopel uno @enla.
9(m 6. MGr5 Compiler nIpnoom"
nad Gotteroom.
N(m G. MGr5 9ampfcr DSeutonic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
am Z. I1r5 0ompfer ~grctagne"
nod Sabre.
Gin 7. @Gr5 0ampier n&9ein"
nad) Yrcmcn.
g(m s. WGr5 Camper Oscar Der
3pcite" na6 Gopcnbagen.
9lm 8. MGr5 Sompicr ~Ginlia"
nad Ncapel uno Srieit.
9(m 8. Mdr5 DarnpIer "arooil'
LAMB" nod 9lntpcrpeIl.
Sim 8. Mdr5 9ompicr ~Wfinne'
apoIiS nad Soutbompton.
9(m 8. OiGr5 0ompfcr "Srene"
rlah Gibraltar uno Heopcl.
Sim .. IGr5 9ampier "2ncania"
nob 2iucrpool.
Sim 8. MGr5 0ampIer nSeotlerlh"
rn1 S%ulnbirg.
gm 8. M6r5 Dompicr nRolnanic"
llod) Gibraltar mo Tcapcl.
PIN 9. MGr5 0ompier nGoluntbia"
nnd) Glasgow.
9lm 8. WGr5 0ampIer rStallo"
llad Neopel.
Sim 0. MtGr5 Compiler vWoOonna"
nod Neopel uno Marieiacs.
9lm -. M6r5 Compiler o&oiIer
@ilbelm Ser 3weite" na6 Bremen.
PIN 10. Mdr5 Camper BOTS
banl" nad) 3otterOam.
Im 10. W1r5 Gampfer v2igurla"
nad Neapel uto @enlia.
Nn t3. M6rj DnnlpIcr Baltic"
llad 2iterpool.
Nnl fl. Wdr5 Gampfer DSrnnoeit'
bura" nad) Bremen.
gm #. Mdr5 9ampfcr nSaooie"
nad SABRE.
PIN fl. M1r5 0ampfer vGitta 0i
Wi(ano" nad) Heopel.
Mm IT. Mars Oampier uTonno'
nid" nad, Gibraltar mo Tcopcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Surge Damon! Wadt Gld bieie
Gffcrfc an Wubc..

Gir biIben iest cine gIafie fit innae 9amen
In inierer electric Damenidnetber . egitenl.
sfnle. giner Der 9soribeile an BET gefbciI.;
allie bieier dIalle 1T Der, baB .S1iiIerinnen
beiieii. Saieiee aIaiie ,p Sass" am i''s Saniias CO 1eo7
%sufammen treten. Gpesieue NorIefunasn 5pei
lino ,brei W,aI Die gSo6e. Sreenb cine iIn9e
Dame. bic eine fafbionabIe. S1neioerin. sl iper'
MAIDEN.
sir tpeitere ausfunft JGreibe ober tpenbe
man .ft1 an gri. W. Sabers, VT. 302, peh'
earaiDaa.. Gdt 9piunfbsetr. {376-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Oics III Slrc Ncleacnheit

5ir @rtuerbune zines mlooernen g ODER 3sftbdis
gen SaufeS In outer Gage.
2200 !Sdnicrgruicrt Dt.9'prtb .Nncnne.-
Weqiein fir ale Strabeiibnbns2inien. SeoeS
Sans bciitt aue @inrihtingeil, milf beren eit
itoberlte5 SaiiS nuSgcftaitct iucrben lam.
SaglifI nnb Sonntags sur Snipcftion uficn.
SbGs. D. 0nroctte,
(Sept5-) Hr. fl, Sit.9cIingtun.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

&oagenmebl, mitteImGBiges
bis uusgemGbltcS .... 3.40--9.S0
MotSmcbL 100 Efuro... t.20-1,35
9udtpei3enmcbl, 100EiO. 2,20-2.40
@ci5cn.-3niubr 2l9S 9uidcI;
&erionOt bon ben Gleputoreu 1872
@uiGcl; Glcpotorcr.Gorro 3G4,2S0
9ui6cI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
5000

3iminern an Der 9iniesStrahe, 5,piIfcn 5air.
munnt.spenne NIB SaHette. StraRe. GeIer, Spf
lilo Irpitoir nit Cement belegt irb ne,eite
f6lub. Sru1o6ill5 nlir $40 pro SnDr.
&. z. Gallagher, Barneifier,
Yilrcau 9fr. 2407, SuirntountssIberiie.
co.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Seutige Sdlubrate:
GerfGnfe al,f Der bieIigen Gffetten,
mCrfn
FIRST CALL

$1,000 Ss9'S Gtnf ....,........... 81
$1,000 @s9as Sim ................ 20Ts
$1,000 llnitcN Sloiruabs icr. ......... s7N
$4,000 llniicb 9iainunDS 4er. ......... s7M
$1,000 Cotton Sncf Der ............. stM
5000 llnitcb 9ibS 6unbinG 5cr....... 50
$1,000 GiiD ii, Subnrbon Scr (ySatb) .tO3
$1,000 gndcoiiiu II. Foiouioc Der ..... 1917
$500 8trgtntn Wtoldno .. .. ........10s
$4,000 lluiieb RnirrnpS Ginf ......... 55M
10 Scnbonro 80 Com .........,.. 2OH
# giuribcrn Central ......,... 03ta
10 @'NyS Com e.. .............. Z
% WiGDInno 6ninnIib . ........ Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Sn perfanfcn.
Ru %ncrfaufeu:

gu ncrfanfen:
Nr. .723, 725, 727 etc. Gurind.Muenne. Cots
25 Sub 5 Soil bel 200 SUB; brel @eoierte oft,
~beforirt; icoe muoerne Neauemli6feit.
Nr. t15, III uro 1t9 etc., N..HGtugenr.Str.,
6ipifden Sairinountsgloenue unb Sa0ettesStr
f6on %beforirt; ieSe moberne 9eqnenIi6;eit:
6ipeiit1di9e Sdufcr. Gbiparo 3. etprd, an Srt
uno Gteue, ober Nr. SO, Wuntbcr. SntiSing,
SaDette' nno ct. Eanf.str (Sebr9,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Taiic sur Iciic in's Tnslanb &c.
furat 6. Mainr, Nr. 413, Ct.@alti'
murc-StraGe naBc GoifnmbOMic-Muc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Baltimore Warftbcridtc.
Baltimore, a. WiGr5 1907

90 cD l.-3uiitbr 9014 Sdiicr, cin-
idlieblid 1907 1Giicr 81 Occult.
Hoint lnO 1888 6diier 81 Canton. Sit
itenpcrionot - 8Giicr. Die Notirun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

&erlonot bon ocn GlcUatorcn 50,6Si
@llibel; Glcpotorens&orrot 2,096,.
462 8uibel. &%crtGuie: 1900 9up
ifcl Npril ST. 50Hs, 4 MoggonS Spot
81 5012, $4,000 April SIT 507s, t
@oagon 5uriidgeluicicncr 5t 45E.
1000 Spot 81 50l2, I @uggon
Steamer geIber Spot SIT 1872, I 90.
Steamer gcmiidtcr Spot SIT 1872, I
90. Steamer mciBcr Spot SIT 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Stcaengeiudc

StcGeGcind:
Sin ocliifdcr Wl1lit ulb Srnu obiIe ainocr
flben SteIGlng. gia05ufraeen in Nr. 1921,
WiIbelntsS trui;e. 6i-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Yaiic fir'a MnalanS teiurat e. Rniur. Nr.
4t3. S%n.@animprc. Ctr, naGe Guitumhpnie.Tuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

> CT. 3lltllpt 0JU2 Wrld)cI;
aus Den Glcuotorcn 5uriidqc5o1cn
1921 &uid)cl; Glcpotorcn q &orrot6
161, 929 9uiGel. &~crfGlrfe: 1 @uo.
9on Nr. 3 fpciBcr SIT 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
SECOND CALL.

so NO. 9nllnlt0 -. .....,........ on
$4,000 lluitCb 9loiliunbs der ......... SIN
$4,000 Gitb. 31acr, 1923. ...........I 100
$4,000 Scirott Il iMcr ...........,. 80
$1,000 " e g Conf icr ..,..,..,..... sc
$1,000 @sgnS ginf 2GE
10000 @sQtS Ginf .............. 20
$4,000 llnitcb JiuilpabS Ginf ......... 55H
$1,000 grncoitid II. Eoionnc Ser. ..... l0ih
$1,000 Giiu 3Hcr. 1928 ............ 100
$1,000 Cotton Slid Der .....".:.... 81
$1,000 GiGbt II. Bolper 4Her .......... OF
Il 9iortDcrn Central ............. 90
100 Cotton Nucf Pfb ............ 3tX
90 NJ II. 81 Trans .......... 200
$1,000 Cotton Sucf Der ............ 81
$4,000 @sNS SIM =. ............. 2GR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Scrlangt MGnncr nuo Gna6cn.

Yerlangt:
Gin ftarier Siirge, nm ole Gafess@iderei 5u
%erlerllen. 9tab5ufruget in Nr. 1407, Dit.
Baltimore. Strafe. Oi-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
@clb al pcrlciAcn.
1891. Neltetrs etabfifement. 1891.
@arglanb Gbattcl Gpan Miioeiatipn.
hilbert 9lunir, iuu, @eId)1ftSfiibrer,
ToInert. atrh1thrt

ge9enii6er benz @eri6ts.( Sebiubc.
3imnler goo, 231 uio 233 e. Sipdlperf).
Sibpt.Gfe Sahettcs Hno ct. 1aul.straRe.
OarIeben bon $1,000 bis S500.O0 nuf Di1bcl,
YianuS ETC.. obne @ntferliing berfeIbcli. Ser
fesli6e Naten. aeinee An6erei.
Wo. Ybpne GourtI. WISE. g.. & g. 81. YuuI
26b0. E (tcb0,lS 1850
Vic, wcfdbe Grfb gcbraadcn, iprrden bier
ppr. MnIeiben auf SaIdre, WttbeIn II. @runos
etgentburi. Sm Bertrauen. &etne 2pansSfiice'
Wletbooert. .,Saltimpre Snpeiiment Co.," yr.
100. Nprb.Ynca.StraBe. (278-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Vertnt1t:
100 b1bmifdbe, belitf6e oocr poIlifde 9(rbeis
ter fit Gifenbabl'gIrbett in Geniefiee; 81 pro
3n9 ultb soft: fetn Strife; quite @eIegenbeit.
N1fjufrn9en beute bon II llbr 8orinittdas
fir Gtatiftif itnb S%nformution, Nr. 100, WGui.
table. @eb1ube. t6l-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
ScutiQc Sd)lubrotc:

&o9gcn.-3uiibr 1920 9uid)cI;
ans oct GIcpotorcn 5llriidQc5o0cn
91l 9uidel; Gleuotorcnporrotb t0i,-
76G @uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Gerfaunt:
"Gatbs" Sltitgel. gtudb5uIrugcn bei'm Smpcr.
tiicnoentcn ppn stewart Il 6U. (G4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

TttInlINt:
Sin W(iodDen ais &66in ut6 fir allaencine
Snlsarbeit IN elmer fIeinen SamiItc; outer
Sobn: gtaf5ufra9cn in Tr. 2743, ct. gaul.
Strnfe. (58-6N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

WcrInngt:
Sin 8drcr ais erite Sauo. gtadD5ufragcu
bel Der ysparrpm's &pint eture 6p.," spar.
rulu's Huint, NIB. (6l-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Sele9ramm BON q 3 q n
@tGlinger.
8ratulire ber3li9It. Grtparte 19leuz
nt9lt Brief. R0oer.
Telegram m b n R d an
SPA.
2e9e mid gu S9ren JiiBen, meme
GndOi9Tte,
Wer3et6en sic mir! H06er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Wcrl0fint:
yin Wido6en fir geipbbnIi0e Snlsar6eit.
la96ltro9en bel MRS. =. Grimm, Nr. 2, 9iio0c.
pouo'auenuc, Wet'Nrliugtun, Nib. (03-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Gcrlangt.
Gin Baaner. 9tad8ufraaen in Nr. 2343,
Sit.Niunumcnt.s trakc. (GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Sine 96din in einem ReItarrart. gud5ts
1rn9el IN Nr. 726, Sit.Saltiuurr. straRe.
(63-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

@crlanst:
sin Slirge 6ur piIfe in cilieni Qaoen. 9tndbs
5iira8eiI beitc Sbeno mad 7 llIr in Gr. f1f5,
2igbts straRc. 83-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

WctIGllgt:
Sin outer, itetigcr, berbeiratbcter damn uls
Qobn $25 pro Mlonot nit Saus uro @artcn.
gtad5uirngen bette I'M 10 ll0r Sormtiitags IN
Der Office neS rSeutffeu Gprrcipuubrnten".
(63-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

WcrIn10t:
Sin ~Sausmibden in elmer SamiIic bon orei
Srlua6ienet; 5tuet Sebilltinneu 9ebnlten. Rad
in yir. 2032, Gntaip. 4laee. (G3-4)
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11

C,i,,mi ,;,,ns. Niue times in ten the
mn II, ,loes !, il trying t. use pnb-
II. III. ir)ic- Il, get himself ivb
The, n4faag III resent condi'
I, Nv. II, Aaa.a- tn cause an honest
IN nsn sn .unn!ng for vtiice any
1sl,,ps. IL tset there is m,,re danger
III ,s rm . gnu aud the Shyster
tl III liir ,nji m,is
Asse aamA tnr.llmpAtience Kan
s,t il IL ,4,,ng s'ght welt. We have
iA,s~ ine !, i, of the octopus and
her t,n sc,.am We\ don't want
Il, XII no b,-e-,, ,l'ecaus- ~s need lim
g. c,r,, ~ freight. W. have trim
me- buA t,,+Da,l- u, q kn,cked out biz
te-rt, sui practically ainp,'tate'i h's
ronr. All We need nov IL irm ald
gen,lt II caintut, ana 'n0 nefc0 au'
vlclpn. b. nst v, ! come right w. nhd
cal out II ,uiil baud.
The ,ronbl- with me II these
poll,iclaas is mi they d"n't want re-
suits. They prefer to bavs ':'ssueS'
Oh which the, can ruu f"r '.ffice. Tue
20, .pIs "ant results AMI they arc get
ting t. shy ~ tue dem g'giie ~h"
promises reform but d..rs Ut, reform.
There IL 10 reason III kansas to 4"
around ~lih dismal face aud dis
cor.ioLt grmnr We are d,'iug right
well aud will keep rlghl on, regard
less ii the by ysiericr VI the deua-
gngu.s anu ,hs pulling back u the
corIH,r ''i"D.