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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

Piles of people have Piles. Why suffer from piles when you can use DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and get relief. Nothing else so good. Beware of limitations. See that the name Is stamped on each box. Sold by H. W. Lake Drug Co, Joseph A. Smith. S26 Bank street. Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
cA..ler C.s. or ns. Rel.t,,e..

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-John Arm strong Chanler. cousin of the Astors, brother of New York's lieutenant gov erner and once an intimate friend of the late Stanford White. has deeied his ancestral estate te the University of Virginia He claims that his rels- fives conspired to incarrerate him for life In BIoominedale 1nsane arylum-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
yca, y., rt,,, be, es ,oz.

LITTLE FALLS. \. H- Feb. 1sl- Jehn Van Etten. the oldest nan in centrai New. YWk. b dead hers assd 10 ysan
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

should be divided among any of his children whose mother had never sung. acted or danced on the stage. Small bequests went to Mrs Howelrs sisters. who started contest. which was still in progress when Howell Os- born died. just twelve years ago yes terday. Miss TempIeton now gets a substantial sum after her fight of more than a decade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

Representatives of twenty-eieht Irish clubs and societies held meet ing on "Wednesday evening last at Duffy's hall I1S Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. New York. for the purpose of emphasizing the attitude of or epnised Irishmen on the question of utsge caricatures of the wouen of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

Fish eye and ball shape, plain and fancy best White Pearl Buttons, value 15c to 35c dozen, special. each .... ..... 1O' Demuth Automobile Pipes. make cool and sanitary smoke value soc, special, each .......... .......... 25' BELTS.
 New girdle shape Leather Belts, heavy gold plate buckles, black an! colols, value $l, special, each .... ........ 50, BOOKS. Cloth bound popular Novels, Dorothy Vernon, Battle Ground, and fifty other titles, special. a copy .... ...... =. 30'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

9tecciiol emilia Ge5oc, Wtorp 9eB
Jtoiie 9oeb, Srene &n1boIt GlllobctE
S6reincr, Nnno @irfel, HeginoSSal'
ter.
anaben = Soiepb Meitb, 6rort
Simon, Gortoro &altenbaf, Sbeooor
Sdober9, 8eorg @ouer, Geo. Mott
mann, 2eonoro Stinner, Sobn 3elf,
4norcoa 3epbir, 5obn S6enrifl, 6r.
9utfel, Sern1. GQerbrod, Sobn Ere
bes, ,Sobu Yauneridub, Solepb SeD1,
Noom @riinoer, 9loniiltS Genef, sc
baition Sortmdnn, Milbclm Gerber,
@ilb. EerfinS, Nnorens Sartlteb, $.
9etcrs, Sreo. &Ionf, NltgltIt Togcl,
1reo. 9ironne, Sront 9ouer, 6rnnt
aronter, Charles gaetbL Sol. So'lel'
Berger, 2afurence Sieberger, Gbrtlt.
Eotie, Ironf Neuner mo SOP. 9orn'
horn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
ths.Giccn

Sermonn GIler, -, Nr. POP, 9foros
Central 9(pernle, uno Holo Satbc,
%.
Solcpb Z. @cntborn, q, ulo Gor,
rie 2. Rela,, 20; Npplifopt .NphU15
ion g. Stobler, Nr. 1928, 9t.'GDors
lesitroBc.
@m. IS. So(ncS, %, ilno 2p0id g.
Murrop, %; Npplifont Is. Is. Cur
her, Nr. -, EleoiontltroBc.
Srcoerid ". WtcbIer, rs, mo NINA
2ouiie Stone, %, geltieOen; Nppli'
font 2ouiS q. Gperett, Nr. 223 Yenn'
iplpaniu = goenuc, Mnibington, 9i-
jtritt Columbia. ,
SomcS IS. EbclpS, -, mo Gotbc
rire Wtilcr, %; Npplifont NarrD q.
Wfiller, 9tr. 1913, Nor0.W tountltr.
Socob Goldman u, 9tr. 22l2,
0rltio > Sid Nlpenuc, uno 9tcttie
@einberg, IS.
@eorge &llblll, %, mo Nrnriettd
Slid, 20; Mpplifont Scnrp Ndtcr-
mann, Mr.. AS, -Nruttiir.
2con COLLEGIATE &olgb, %, unG Go'
ia Marie &oQ, 81; Mpplifnnt =. Y.
l%ltcrnloblc, Nr. li05. Horo 9 Gnrnlis
neitroBc.'
YouI q. 2conoro, g, lll0 Got6os
rinc %. Dieter, 20; Mpplifont Gam.
Z. 9eole, 9tr. ia, Gbonlber Of Com.
mcrce.
Nopnlono g. Gorter, %, 2)orf, 90,
mo 2ilp Wton 2otdam, 81.
Surrp Q. Scott, %, uno Morp u.
@odmillcr, 26; Npplifont @illiom 3.
Wpers, Scr. 1914, @cit . Sofopcttc-
Nperlte.
Grneit " 9urdl %, Sporrolps.
Eoint, NM IoneS M. @ofcr, 20.
Sbomos Q. 9lldlep, -, Moibings
ton, 9. g., uno Worie 2ongmore,
%.
George NJ. &iler. %, mo NnnieOt.
@roner, 20; Ipplifont GboS. u. Sci
fer, Nr. 80, Siio.Garrpllton.9lpe.
Somnel Mice, q, lnb Gebeda Sis
ner, IS; Ipplifunt Sioac 90. Mpers,
Nr. 1912, 2inben.Mpenue.
Sobn 5. Bear. %, Yorf, So, uno
Nbo Snfnagle. 20.
Snier Surpit. as, @ittper, uno
Sennie Sd)opiro, 43, @ittlpe; appli-
tont MorriS u. Some, Nr. 435, gQlti-
table Nlbg. rs If p 81.
Sranf u. airfpotrid, %, uno Sill
llan 8naltb, 20; gpplifont George
&. Guuiion, Gsr, POI, Norbs- 2u5erne.
StroBe.
George Gang, 40, @ittmer, 9teip-
Nprf, nno Nina Eoion 80, Mittipc,
Hihmono, So.
Sorrp Gilbert, %, Nr. 1916, Socf-
lonitroBc, ulb Dora Stcinbero, 10.
Scr Gcid tbum Der Gbeio.
peofc @ui. - Nod Dem @cridlt
BON Capt. s. e. Oates bonn Ser.
I. Staotcn ,&iiitcnperplciimlaSbienIt.
ser Serr IerpIaltScr SbcaIii6. Cont
miiiion Bel ocii gctmeiiumocn Der Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Gtaelirt 1880.
Wilbslnn y. 0ieinbarSt

Vi. 2021, Weli.g attimnre.e tra6e.
N~eiu.g)urf elaitiid)c grndbGnSer,
obne Gcber.
fbnnsn sas nnb gsfht ~oetrasen merben.
Mud rt-@nmmi'YGnoer,
wridie ME rotten, tent bei'm gaben ntdt.
Siefeiben ftno Dpn cuen gler3tea beftenS
empfobIer.
Ct bercrtiet auf 8eftelInug NIB bat ouf eager:
eGnIterb1nber. untertrit8btnoeH,
,peide uuo SrfJfiWen.Yrndtbdnbsr,
70 arranatrt. oae teiie .geebrten auroen be-
items 5~ntrieben eefient fino. \
ellie gru6bdncer, 9anbnaen unb Snifrn,
mente rerben earontirt, bab ie pdjien. nrb
aufS Gau6crIte uno 8otte diaeferiiat.
SIR 1anen limb Simmer
inter gtufIibf bon Wlao. Neinbarot borbduoen
Mb. 9cIenbpu - GourtIonh 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

m6iier uno I~uIternbdnfc Scr Gbeia-
peofc.9oi bebiilfIid it, licgen IN Den
3u. slime Irllnoel.Gountp geborenocn
8eiu1liern 81 I~ulternbGnte nit Ell
nem @eiunlmt- areol pom 1866 Nt-
fern. Sierpon iino 1888 @der filr
Den MuIterniong NIT 3on8en ltno a.
27S 9lfcr fiir Den Soug nit Hed)cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

Ia Heters, Sophie Efaii, Gertrude
Heeo, Woric Hbeih Nnnu Nobirion,
glii. HbooeS. Sronces Hpnn, Selen
Shonber9er, Wtorg. SArieier, Do
rotbp Sduiter, Warg. Sdiuar5fopf,
Barbara Sebolo, Nnno Spobn,
Worp StnIlmonn Warg. Stengel,
Caroline Stirlper, Bertha Streb, NJ.
Streb, Serene StltrgeoL Glilab. Sro-
geier, Innu lllrih, Wtorp Nulter,
glmo @ebe, Nnno Neipcrt, @liIob.
@ielcrt, Charlotte @ieners, @ertrl-
De gang unb Marp 3etlmciiel.
!Ser5 Sci airbe.
Gnaben = George 3moita, Sic.
Sdneiber, ". 8elenopSfp, Charles
areblein, Sobn Grbolier, Sol. Soff'
mann, Sobn 2uoori, Sreo. Wteper,
SEQ. Nasengoit, Sol. @interlilg, s,
2in5, Sobn Gopp Sbos. Mulonep,
Mntbonp SbomoS, Sobn S0nitt
George aremer, Mortin 8ob, So,
lentine Sartnlunn, anorem WtiiQer,
George @ih, Irtbur MegeL George
@eodon1, @nl. Noe, Eeter Ffeiler,
stephen @renner, @pl, 8llder, ST.
Vdb Soiepb Barbour, @eo. Slider.
Sobn Sortmonn George Seimbadl,
SguotiuS Sofimonn GboS. Sober.
Geo. &riiger, Sobn Gang Soi, Wtiil-
fer. Clemens Mortcl. Ecter Werling,
Sobn WoSbcrger, @nl. Hicg9eru :.
SdGfer, Sronf Sdirmcr, George
Sfenning, Sreb. ShinbbelnL 81.
nler @olfer, Charles gSeibel, Nn-
tbonp Sorner, GboS. NebuS, Snbn
9roop, Gbr. &reienbnunL George
2oiiler, Grneit Slider, Soiepb Srtt,
Geo. hilbert, Ing. Nolfcs, s. Sd)uei-
Der, Spi. Seifam, SEQ 9ebr, Sacoh
3ogic, Soiepb &eBler, Sront Sube-
lin, Sobn WortiL Nbam Weininger,
2ouis gmeno, SEQ Gpoellotb, GboS.
&ruie, Wor Siblo, GoSpor NebuS,
Sreb. @unocr, Sranf grioiib, glbom
Sdmciber.
MGod)en - Gotb. Sartmonn, Gli-
"a @ittncr, Wotbiloo DUBBED, Cecilia
Gc Bop Ngnes Siebler, Gli5d @reii
Cecilia SodJrein, Motiloo @oel.
mann, Mnric S~elloorfcr, Morp Sell,
Selcn anop, Srcnc Mnnn, Moru
Miillcr, Gotb. Hieomonn, Ynno
Sd)mitt, Moie @resl, Murp @obr,
Morg. @fonf, Woro. @oper, Worp
Grter, Caroline Slider, Gli5o Get,
Marp SeBlcr, Worp Soqeu, Gli5n
3olbfleild, Selen aleinbcnm, Gotb,
2%eonborot. Nnno Meper. Morp $40.
tbetbiidler, Gbriitino Teinborot, Gli.
50 &eiiter, 1bereia Hiebl, s. Stref-
ms. Warp Shlee, Gli5a Selliobunn.
Gli5o Slldolfa, Carolina Weber, SIN.
10 3opf eleanor @oiel, NnnaS den.
ming @ilbelmine Somnetb, Srene
Cumberland, Wogooleno Gober, ga.
tbarine @obliart, Gatb. Scd)sIer,
Warp N%opirolsti, Gatb. Sooper, 9ln-
10 Miller, Warg. aubL glnna Hoiel,
Gbriitino @ad)ter, Soiepbine 9oo5,
Worp Sinb, Inno Sod, Worp III.
hreft, Morp 9oicr. Worp 9ieoel-
meper, Worp Selomani,, Gpo @olo.
bed, Slorence Sideniher, Gillian
Brain Gpe Snlitb Soo @iufeImonn,
gli5a Solltran, Srances @edclbcr.
ger, Gertrude @crIad). Geronico
Stein, Ignes @dd)ter, @ictorio @et.
ger, &oic Summarize. SereIa Son.
oerS, Clara 9on9crt uno Barbara
Seder.
81. areu5. &ird)
Slorcncc S'9rienL Isabella Togen,
Soiepbine Mud. Marie 9eder, Moric
Delaney, Wprtle Gdert, Marp @al.
ters, Worie Braun, &otb. aunfcL,
Nfarp Strottmanm Coma Sirio, So,
tie a0rner, Srioo @ogucr. Moaaie
9ablmonn 2is5ie Saint gnno Sun.
nefe, Sorteniio Ieper, aotie Wieper,
gnna Sdliling, aatic Gbotot, 2ino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

WationaI.g anfen.
The Oh 1upu 9~,attonat gani @ap, urb Gre
tersStrabe. Sacob W. lSOoi, YtuitoenI; Aa'
bio =. @onns. BicesErdfioeHt; SeHro O.. Re-
bue, %Ssafftrer..
.Nirff national ganr 81 saitlncre," y. B.
WilcpI, Gaibter, IT GputbsSttabe..
30. g. gBn amer, &%oifiter.
,ssefteru Natiuuai yanf," ~. 0larrtott, 9a'
fiber, Ia 9sorts gniapsSirabe.
Growers & W,edahtes' y~iattrnGl yans,"
2tas. 9 Wetuer. Gnfbier, NorSnettgde tn.
ialus unb Societies trabe.
n9Blrb 4ahonmt Yqnt, .gnittupre iirtb stortb'
. SiraBe: 1qp mo gsshdtt 6ftsit... Y. -.
Mariners g. NseYd1antshiA Wattuaat " UaHI,"
Soutbs nnI. GstnbarS' StraBe. -l9oi.
,6~pwmtreicl & Gfrmers glatfDnaf 8aut," Siib'
mefts@de Sntudros i!no 9ernalsStr, D. j.
BaIotpin, Silfs'aafhrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Baltimore Sransfer Gompngnie,
easul.Gde aisbt. mno aombarS.e traae.

SansriSbel transpurtirt uno uerpadt. Gmni.
bniie unb gharions fir Vientes weroet lett fir
Die Iommenoe Cation gcbubt. 5nbrtperfe nro
Treife redi. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

YdTc snr Meiic ms MnsIano be-
iorgt s. @aine, Or. Alb, Git.galti.
morc.Str, mabe Gaitum Souie Gpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

9aumnteriaIier, 1bIren, 5enIter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Sames y. Gutter & Gp, jt5 unb III. 6ao'
Sreheri6Na trabe.
Geo. s. alpan 6 Srp., Ala. 2t9bt'Str.' gSerlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Gonten aub etsttaubtppH u.
e4rist's ,&iheh.ran5.Sai!s.'
(err q uun (uu uoh.eytrner

Sduptaiiartier bes nDahern ar.suni. Hers
Gins" s~@ihertrun5 $ 9iinen : aeresnS, "
caution Smmerpdbrea3e u 9uu, npb 2etbs
9eteins," ,Seatf6s @emiitb.i1feit" uno
y9elper.GuRflGne Hr. AIS, J. >. o.
Srtfbts Bier 5u is,er Set. - Is. Il g..
ScIepbOn: @olie Sss S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
@ci9attss@ egmetier.

3eitungen, 3eitlhliften etc.
,shs Baltimore 9iemS Co.. 9eotb Abereroul'
bic. Wialnaer. 9l9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
SruftsEoInhno,lie

NtIIifsE UNIUuH-[IP II.
NarDlanb Fruit 60, Roth .peft@6e gnIbert'
unb @ermursGirabe. Crier Serf6, .Brdf,
6. g.. zimmerman. Geiretar: Carroll YaH
ReB, S0dbllesfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

Gprius's Canton 2ieberfrun54Sale,"
slSssSsGde 3. ctr. u. Goit,Ale., gnntun.
Sauptqiartier beS .@nHtonslisoe .ran3".
Sino,tunoe ieoeu Witttpo1 Mtenb. Ser
&aniensNer.in bet,amrueIt itb ieoen 1ieu.
flag 2beno. - Sectional" sSier am Supf.
gbeI npeafe,T eIeppon - 8olfe t453 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

e Stare8atfen.
,Tentide epar.sanf ben HaIttmpre," tntaa'
uno BaIti,oresStrabe.
,St. Snmes.epnrbunf," mIttmoresSfrobe uno
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
@tnnts.@nnfen.

OlIitS- SA|tiSWs
rIentIdje gnnf pea @%nltimsre," Baltimore nrO
SoIlioup CTR, Mu3uit Beber Yrdfioent, u. >.
Siht Sbaemetfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
MNhnfaten

rgaiiimar> S-uEt & euaraHtis Co., Taut
tubie5tSebdlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Gp5srt @on mrt'S

{ HY. t92i-1g23, CriennS'Gtrase.
{ SuuptGuariier heS nOic5art : Widnners
nors." Sinaiiunoe ieoen &0uaslIing
!, Gbenh. Ser aWln8G-i Mai.s unb Geibs
{ @eretn" b.rfimmelt ith Jeoen Wipl,.ag
{ bier. gbeinpcaie : 1elepbon 3olle
{ 8i4 3. (NetiI4,1 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

G0pofaten.
1rancis 6. &lemm. HettSauuaIt. 225 ct. gaiL
GtrdBe, Baltimore, 9to.
Garl N. W. Sduls, 126-129 Gntp.euiIoins.
8nftaouS Qorb. 261-269 GaIbertsBuilSing.
3. Nm. Crtnaun, Ill oros0batleSsStrebs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23


.gaiimar- Y,ut & e~aaraxtts Co., xalt,
tnbie5CSebluos.
G0pofaten.
5raaeis 6. &lemm. HettsauWaIt. 225 81. gaiiL
GtraBe, Baltimore, 4{o.
aari n. We. Sdpls. 126-129 GatsspntlotHs.
8nStaouS aDrb. 26t-269 G~aIbertsBuilSing.
g. Gm. Crtrunun, iii observation-disclosures.
2anSmirtbidaitliAe @era.be uno
SGmereien.
Griffin & Turner Gpmpanp, 205 R..gGccrgtr.
Marmor- lro @ranit1Werfe.
g.. Stleartner & s3tnt, 714-1s Beft'galf'
Der ot Commerce.
2eifenbeItatter.
eanbers & s5tne, 170s-1710 @anIonesbsmie-
ssm. Gpos, Nortb' NIB Srenulonntsaoenue.
&upferi6mieoe uno TIum6els.
5o5n SuesIt TIA aOames'Strabe. = t D.
Sener.8 erlifernreet.
,Nogal Sniufanse 60. Of 2tuerpoot," Senrb
Ms. Warficlo. s%teftbent Manager. 101--102
seamser .. gssaInstss gai!sino; ,n.. i.
SdititHote' uno Toribs@trdke.
gpu,. =. letaGelturo & Co., Ii uuo II gbdE,
bets OF commerce.
@runba:sentbunts . aeenten unb
-S1tbIer.
etsrre q. Sasan & Ts5sep. 10 Dft1ertns'
tonsStrabe.
&feroeaeitirr- 6abrifnnter.
o. 8. Dss Con & 1r,. GOA xBet,0eru,an<B tr.
SufihmicD. 2ltbeb0r.
O.. eeott tasue Co.. Gr. s62 nno se4. storo.
0ab'Strnbe.
las 3oblen unb Sch.
eenrp ". Bon esinr, $50, Golumbiu.qotnue
Sdmudiafen rnb l1bren.
u. 3. w.tuer, 2s Sii'gdItimorestraba.
8fanbleiEe.@ efdGfte.
"GoafOIibaiep aoan Co.," / s~aoro'cob'etr.
H tfHIf UNt .------- IrtH
Rtdnps unb Srgeln.n
Gtas. %. et,rt. . Rorb.etbertb.strabe.
Rn,: 0nase 4 Gu, aoriesOebdnbe. wt- RobaL
Gampi' uno @aiierbei3ung.
g.. 8; efaeher, 742 ~SIt.eombaro.str 6. & g.
1eIepboH 1866.
Hapier nno Hapier.0 Often.
eutttt, TtIpn Co., 106 unb lot SnnobetsStr.
Slaaeen, Banner, Mb3eiben.
eiscs Bros. Gr. 10. geft.9eIineton Gtvabe.
Vledpldften, Wetnn etc.
2hpn. Gpaiitn g. Co., 1910 glIberiionsSu.
-
Geteftin-a gentur.
epaubauer & edmiot (friiber bel smith, Ne(i
q & l0ors, 503 @aloerfsiHebdnbe.
5rie0b6fc.
"2pabem Sart Gtmsters,a Cffiee 81. sSeit.Sa'
yOtpQn,Gtrutc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

SnfDb ylir6i ..WieIDbif. t,aue.n

.NHfDb JFNW VVtttUVVF NuUtI ~
Eprtuit. Gde VIII 21sp. Wua 5urref.Str.
Salpiaudriser oes Sefanabertihs nWV TO.
Sic". Ginaltuuoen ieoeu Eourerltagg,beuo
8triahmlnneen oeS rGentsnniai Wlebeers
B6rsinS" ieheu 2. u'lh 4. Sienit5g in
ysonat. Ielepbor-9. q .. Notfe iTb6 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

2eihenbeItatter.
Gamblers & s5tne, %170S-1710 gdrronssbsnle
sSut. Gpps, Nortbs NIB 8renrlDuHDsn penue
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Marmor- ltr6 @ranit1Werfe.
&. Stlsartner & s3bne, 714--18 g8eft'saIti'
Der ot @oMnerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

2anomirtbldaitline @era.be uro
SGmereien.
@riffttb & Turner 9ompaap, 2O5 R..gaGsgtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
0eteftip Maentur.

epaubauer & edmiot (friiber bel ernitb, Neli
4 & lpors, 503 @oloerfsiSebdnbe.
3rieob3fe.
.aonbem Satt Gtmaert,a Office q. sssf.sa.
ratoaaTS trabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

Vledplaiten, Wetnn etc.
2fpn. Gouflin g. Co., 1910 glIberIton,gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

&upferi6mieoe uno Ylum6els.
Sp1n Subert, TIA 2Dames'Strabe. Y, Z y.
Mplte 1899,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

Slageen, Banner, Mb3eifen.
eiScs Brps, gr. 10. @efts9eIineton,G tvobe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-22
THE sWE11ExHAM-QU4KE.

The disturbance that has succeeded the earthquake in Jamaica isn't as serious as the earthquake was, or as serious as some have tried to make it seem. With the present information it looks as if Governor swettenham had been unduly independent, not to say boundingly bumptious. Perhaps he feels as the London Globe feels. Thus saith the Globe "The men under Ad- miral Davis are Americans, with the American disposition to magnify the power and glory of the United States at every turn. It must be intolerable to a British governor to see the Brit ish flag stayed upon the bayonets ot American marines. It Is humil1atlng to reflect that with the greatest navy in the world not one of our ships was available at this critical moment In the time of her greatest peril Jamaica sees itself protected by foreign pow er This is the greatest humiliation any British colony has endured since
 Majuba Hill"
 Of course this isn't tactful or polite, but if this is the true explanation of Governor swettenham it isn't going to pay the United States to get mad about it or him. Our representatives have shown their and our good will and if an English governor resents it we can cheerfully say "It's English, you know" and let it go at that. Per haps, however, later news may miti- gate the situation and we may find that there has been less trouble than we have heard about.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-22
DISTR ESSFUL RUSSIA.

Russia is more distressful than ever Ireland was, and the legal and illegal assassinations keep happening. It is recorded that during last year 1,262 per- sons were sentenced to death for polit- ical or revolutionary crime, and exc cuted; 2,O29 persons were condemned to servitude in the mines, and sent thith- CT; and 1S6 were sent to Siberia for life. This makes an average of nine persons a day for every day in the year, in cluding Sundays-nine persons a day sent to death, or worse, throughout the year. For offences of various degrees 5,945 persons were imprisoned during the year. If this number i5 added to the others we have twenty-six persons punished daily, including Sundays. No attempt is made to estimate the vast number of persons who were arrested by administrative orders. If all these could be included the daily total would be a good deal more than doubled. The periodicals have not been neglected either, 5S6 newspapers having been sus- pended during the year and 732 respon- sible editors prosecuted. A good many of these newspapers represent the same sheet under different names.
 [ Poor old Russia. What will happen next there?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-22
AMENDING.

And this" said the Tibetan guide, lis one of our praying machines" How ignorantly heathenish!" ex- claimed Mrs. Globe-Trotter. And do you not do your praying by machines?"
 Indeed, no. We have a preacher to do it for us" Cleveland Leader. What is your attitude on this in come tax proposition?'
 Simply this: Give me the income and l care not who tries to collect the tax. Baltimore American.
 "Tompkins says that when he mar ries it will be to a girl whose intellect ual accomplishments are inferior to his
 How foolish of him to remain a bachelor" Milwaukee Sentinel. Little Willie-Say, pa, what is the dif- ference between statesman and a pol itician?
 Pa-A statesman, my son, is able to deceive without lying, and politician lies without deceiving,-Chicago Daily News.
 T see that some of our scientists claim that death is largely matter of habit, depending upon thought and all that" he said,
 Nonsense" she replied. Did you ever know any one who was in the habit of dying?"-Philadelphia h. quirer.
 Hungry Hank-Td be obliged to yer, lady, for a meal--
 Mrs. Bright-Ah! you're one of these after-dinner speakers.
 Hungry Hank-Not exactly, lady, or I wouldn't be so hungry; ain't even got so much as chestnut about me- Philadelphia Press. Once more we pause to mourn oul
 fate
 The ice appears; we fain would weep
 Our hearts grow glummer; Enough to tempt the boys to skate, But not enough to make it cheap
 Some time next summer.
 Washington Star The governess-Did you visit thu Louvre while you were in Paris maam?
 Mrs, Newcoyne--I forget; did we John?
 MT. Newcoyne-Why, don't see hoy you can possibly forget that place Jane! That's where yoG had you pocket picked!-Puck,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-22
TIGER AND vULTURE OF I'll

TIGER AND VULTURE OF THE
 SEA.
 If the 'killer" whale is "the tiger of the sea" as the writer of an inter- esting article in the September Wind sor" has it, the orcas, surely, are the vultures of the ocean. In connection with whale catching, the author of this interesting natural history article tells of the following incident:
 Some years ago a whaler in the northwest had killed large whale, and had the animal alongside, when it was attacked by a school of orcas. They doubtless were half starved, and, crazed by the scent of blood that ex- tended away a long distance, probab- ly followed it up like hounds, immedi- ately attacking the whale. The men, with spades and lances, cut and slash ed at them, infcting terrible blows, yet, despite this, the orcas literally tore the whale from the ropes and carried it off
 This certainly shows that the orcas, together with a very fair share of in- telligence, are also creatures of ex- traordinary courage.-Dundee Adver- tiser.
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cone of the guests lriven from a Kingston hotel by the earthquake dashed back into the tumbling build ing for her powder-puff.) Amanda Jane was charming girl-- Amanda Jane was a peach, And she smiled away at Percy Gray, As they rocking chaired side by each. Will you be miner? cries Percy Gray My own little darling rose?' And Mandy blushes and starts to speak, But pauses to powder her nose. The guests are gathered inside the
 church,
 And the organ begins to boom. "Oh ain't Mandy Jane a bee-yootiful But I don't go much on the groom" Percys pale, but grits his teeth,
 And the service smoothly flows Wilt thou have this man but Aman-
 da Jane
 Has paused to powder her nose. The Percy Grays had lovely home In Lonesome-byt the-Sea; But one dark night neighbor's yell Came echoing, fearsomely "Fire!' he shrieked. "Oh, Mrs. Gray! Jump Never mind your clothes" But the blazing walls fell on Mandy As she paused to powder her nose. Poor Percy Gray he faded away
 With grief for his toasted love; So they laid em to rest i'll one quiet
 nest,
 With a marble lid above, And there, I'm afraid, will Perce be de-
 layed
 When the final trumpet blows, For Mandy wont rise to meet angel
 eyes
 Unless she can powder her nose. --Wex Jones in New York American.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-22

and for advanced bases, They will be especially valuable in the protection of coaling stations, such as Guantanamo or the approaches to navy yards likely to be penetrated by an enemy. Then, too, they would be useful when ship is coaling near an enemy, at which time they would be likely to be attacked. The mines could be used for offence as well as defence, and are considered ab- solutely necessary for warfare.
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