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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Sin Strafcuba6n. 3niammcuitOR.


Pm Der @up- 1n6 NiSQllitbz StraBe
froden 3tpei Uoa6eicbte StroBen-
bu6nmuggonS IN %eiuanoer.
&onit mtcr Sen YaIia9iereu. -
Slim leid)t uerlett. - 8erfe6r
cine Stmoe unter6ro6en.
Nm Ser Ode BON @nD mo 4i$qltit6s
StrnBe ronnte gcitern Miorgen iiini
Wiinltten Dor s llbr Elm uoroIid fn6s
render StroBenbu6nnoggon Der
@apitroBcn Ginie in eincn iiioli6 fnbs
renOen Ser Sarior0 ~ ooo.2inie. Der
3uiommenitoB mar beitig 1enllg, i'm
0cu gctroiienen @oggon ser &ors
iorO. Goao.&inie 5lm @nt9leiicn 81
6riugen un0 bei0e @agaona erbe6lid)
81 beidGOi9en. Inter ben Fniioaic.
rcn ser @o1gonS, Oic 10 fur5 Dor Be
ginu ser @cid6ftSituuoen bis 5ilr
@rcr5e ser 6oiilulgSfruft beicbt pos
rem, cntItou0 cin miloer @anit, ieOcr
ilt6tc 10 id)nca mic moalif aus Der
@einbr5ouc SIT entfomm1en. 3um
@liid fomen ie0od) crnItlide 8erlet.
jrnacn niht Dor. Nur bier Yerionel
nobmcn in ). q. 5rnmc5' Gpotbete
@iilic in 9(uiprudJ. IS moren Sri.
&ottic Ghur0 pom Nr. 1904, SIt'Oli'
Der. StroBc, sic ciniGe Shrommeu
at &opi mo Nrneu c~rlitten bate,
unO Dor Shrcd unO Der @riGiittes
ring obnmGdtia geuoroen mar. sic
nur0c in cincm @ngcu mad 5oitle
0ebradt. Die on0ercL Sri. Nnnos
belle @ermon bon Scr SnriorO-, nobc
Cafe Npenuc. oic SS. Nuguit WenOt
BON pr. 2i35, Oit.Soiiman. StraBc,
:. 3. MiQcr bon 9tr. 2614, MeItF
Toirmouut. Npenuc, uno ). s. Dic'
9tcal non Hr. $3.50, Wclts Baltimore.
Strabe, Die ollc MIR cin paar Sdram-
men oupon trilAcll, fonlten lid nod
ibrcn @cidGit3plGbcn bc8eben, Der
Motoriiibrcr Oea @onitrnBcn' Mogs
Qon&. Ociicn &eiti6iil n0liG 3crtriim'
inert mur0c, iprong, ais er lab, DAB
Der 3uiommenitoB lmoermelolld)
uor, ob unO cnt9ing 10 idrperen Der
lebunQen. Balls nod Dem llniaa fo'
men BON oQcn Seiteu 9lrbeitsmngcn
6crbci uno mad elmer StltnOe barter
g(r6cit morcn Die @eleiie uieoer frei
mo nabm ser 8erfebr, Der oilf beloen
Seitcn blodirt mar, mieoer lein re.
uulGrc9 NitSicben an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
SrunriarS Sditia(.

@rciiin nit Nauilie oli Die StraBc
acicBt. - TrcunOc permeigern Ole
Nufno6mc. r Gin Ne9er nnlB lid
erbormcn. - Sin0cn NlDl in Der
Eoli5ciitution.
Gin @ilo Neutrality-suspicious., etllell
irouri0en 0emeia ooiiir, Dob 0eric1l.
&c, Der iid) olli ieinc 6rellnoc IN Der
Moth ucrlGbt, ipirflid oerlaiicn 1T,
l~iciertc Die junulcrDole Gr51Dllrug,
peld)e Ole cbrluiiroigc S3.i0brige@rci.
lh1 Aocliue clipper geItern gbeno IN
Der norO0ltlihcn Yoli5ciItatlon en-
SGbltc. sic fam nit ibrer Sodter
Irot Woru anoll mo oeren g., be5.
ciniGbriqclt Iohtcrn gao Worp uno
nora Nan nod Der Stufion, INT lit
terfllnit 81 iudcn. sic mar, ipic nc
lootc, onl Wontog BON ibrem SoitSs,
luirtbc ollrd) cincn Goultobler aus
lbrer @obnnn0 Htr. 235, g~toro'gtont'
tort g(pcnile, oili oic StroBc 9eIebt
luor6elL mcil lie ibre Wiietbe nid)t be-
Soblen fonnte. sic glolibte in Sont'
itcoo 5rcumbe 5u bobel1, rno mod)te
it'd nit ibrer Somilie SIT Sub oiif
ocn @cg oorthin, bis tic Dem Ger
oconteu G'Sool pom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ltrifte o%lliiiel, Der ii6 peranlaBt fiibl'
tc, ans Witleio ooS Sobr9elo fir Die
StroBcnbobn 81 be5oblen. glS lie
MN Wiontog Ibeno 81 lpater Stilt'
DC bel ibren permeintliden Sreunoct
onflopitc, muroe oet 4ermiten III
borider @eile Die Sbiire giueiIen,
uno tie itonoen nun in Der bitter fall
ten Nodt oui Der StraBe uno iultB'
ten nid)t ein uno ni6t aus, bis lid
Der Ncger y. @olfer BON Der Ode
@orlougb. uuo Sorioro : Ipe. ilber
Tie erbormte mo Der oorberoen ia.
mile fir Die Naht ein llnterfommen
bereitete. @eItern glbeno brad)te Der
gntber5ige Neger, nafoem er Iaes,
mas ibm feline idiuafen Mittel er'
loubten, fir Die 9ebouernSipertben
getban bate, nod Der norooItliden
Holi5eiitotion, 100 ibnen ein Qilartier
ocqeben ipilroe ulb ibnen Der ale5eit
biilfS6ereite lieutenant Crate aus eli
gcner Glide Elm normes abcnobroo
bolen lieB. lieutenant Grote iagte,
bier biete iit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ieaidoften Der Staot ein Sal mirflis
DIE Notb 5l linoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Ton5 = Gomite: Nobert S6nli0t.
9Irtbllr 0ictrih, Sobn @1gele mN
". WottbeiB.
Goitiim d. Gomite: GboS. &0nede,
@oriiber, Sobn 9l0der, Geo, Wtieoluig
mo Sobn Gngclborot.
0%eforotionS Gomite; $. Gearing,
&oriiBer, SEQ, @epfort6, u. 2onge,
u. 9ietri6 umo VI. Gearing.
@iibnen = Gon1ite; GboS. 9telt, &or'
iiBcr, Charles &0nctfc uuO Sobu Gn.
gcl1urot.
Gmpfou0S . Gonlite: @eorg Sill.
ling, @or1iBcr, 81. s. SonOloB, $. 6.
Son Seinc, ". q. @unolo6 So8. $,
Cooler, 4, S0miot, S. 6. 6ronf, Is.
". Bicrion Sronf Steil, Or. Gurl
Wtepcr, s. @e6ren6crA 8. 90ttgcr,
s.. Seliner uno $. s. @ortbc.
EreB . Gontite; @m. Molt, Sobu
E0blmonL 81. Sobnlon ltnO @ottlieb
Sperr.
Ereiie = Gomite: @eorg 6iGlinG,
Sobn 9lo6cr, &eurp Heill-
borbt mo Is. 2effert.
llnclc Gam wuroe ourd Srn. Sent
rid S6lciicner mo Nrinj Gorucpol
bllrb Nrn. @ilbelm &onbollicn Oors
geiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Is il II il / ger SabreSo b .
idlub. Ger nGnnton.Soenue'
Bat, Seibs ul0 Spor.8erein" belt
0eitern 9lbeno in icilem 9iireou, Nr.
1925, Gunton-a ucnlle, Die i1brlide
&crlontnlrn1g nebit 8eomltenluobl.
Ger 9eriht beS Sefrctars giebt fols
6enoen guiidlllB iiber oos uergun'
gene @eidGitsjobr: Ginnobmen $685.
3SS.06, guSDoben $5S,235.S7, adiien.
beltano $152.t9; Die @lltboben iino
$G5,254.21. Die acknowledgement $63,.
595.49 mo Der lleberiduB $t65S.72;
Der Eilgungsiono betr0gt $2694.53
unb Die 3obl Der WiitglleOer 1858. IlS
9eon,te pllroen eripGblt: Eraiioent
S. @oliermon, 8ice.Yr1iioent IS.
@oli, Sdosnleilter .. aepper, sc.
fret1r 81. 2inbeninnli, Gontroleur S.
Z. gperett. Gireftoren $. Weper, S.
4. 9obn. g. 9reebod, $. 9libbemeier
6. Moiier, iiin., &. Sammon i,r6 u.
Siegf, @nip1lte 8. y. Sennigbo,lier
unb Stein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

ingtonitraBe, elm eleftriidcS S9ilo
nn5ltbringen.
@rlal6niB fir Die 9altimore.O Ohio
Vobn, eii1 %gseben9eleiie in 0oS @e-
|-ibdft bon S6tpqr5idilo II. Sul5bo-
der on SiiO . @utolpitraBe gu Iegen.
@elpiIigung bon $4,000 fir oic
8fIaiterung Der StraBen INN Den
Sii6morft.
Intolf zines @ritnbitiifeS fir cill
@aten- ltno 2eiterboltS an WtcGuQob-
luno 9iooleitroBe.
oberne9eb B.
Nn it alt.
Die it0otii6e Glnlt = Gomniiiion
bat ben Elon fir oic mooerne 9e-
oitrfniB = AnitoIt ollf Der &rell5ung
bon 9oltimoreItroBc, SopfinS 8loce
ulo Mc2ole = Yloce gutgebeiBen.
0ieieIbe miro einitodig iein u1lo cine
Wtarnlorfacaoc boben. 9oS @c6duoe
erb0lt 5ipei Stodlpcrfe, eircS ii6er II.
onS onOere inter Dem Strobcnbett,
uno icporote @orte5immcr lt1o
&1llmli6feitcn iiir Sroilcn II. MGn-
llcr entbolten. Sir oos @eb1loe
lino $4,000 6elpiuigt.
9eri Of Ser Yorf6e10r0e
Ger Subrcsberi6t Der @orf6cb0roe
lit ocnl WoDor ulterbreitct iporocl1.
Am 81. 0c5cmbcr 1906 mar elm
llcbcrihuB bon $71,43t.30 porboll-
Den. Die Iltsgoben ~bctruNen $780,
600 unO Die Gimtobmcn $409,652.O1.
Int 1. Solllor 1906 mar ein &oilen-
bcitono bon $S7,75t.t2 porbanocn.
SiBun0 0cS MART 60.
mites.
S(m Srcitog 9lbenb s ll1r miro ooS
Wturft Gomite 0es StaotrotbcS cine
Sibrng obbolten, in ipeld)er Ole Ser.
o%ronung CUR Hegulirung oes 9etoil.
WorftcS ollf Dem Worfet-Yloce Sllr
@crotbnng tommcn iol(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Ibleben. - Sn ibrer leBtcn
gSobnnnG itorb 0%citern 6rot Nuln
11uupadL @ottin bon 8iQionl Smil.
pod, I'M alter bon 81 Sobren. Sic
SeerDigutg iinbet 6reitog Worgen
nm s llbr pom Sterbeboliie, Nr.1S30,
Oit.Nortb-Ipcnuc aus had Dem 81.
GrloIer.8 rieobofc Itott. Gorbcr miro
III Der ct. Sofobus.8 Stride cine fcicr.
lid)e Tcqnienl.S odJmciie cclebrirt.
6rull Morp @loriuS, @ittmc
bon Srn. Mortin @loriils, itarb ge-
tern IN ibrer Wobnung, Nr. 1880,
NIblan0.Npcnue, bon no aus 2olt'
ierIto9 Iodntittog I'M 193 llbr Die
Tceroigrng ltottiinDet.
SIN glltcr Dol, "A Sobrcu ltnrb
gcitern Sr. Sobn @odel, @ottc poll
Mimic @odel. Deb. Souereie. sic De.
crbi9nli9 iinbct Gonneritog Nod)mit.
tag Inn 2 lt6r bonn grnlerbduie aus
mad Der Baltimore Cemetery" Itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Gin 9rano in Gofornp'5
"a MeiIen SouS". = Snfolge
zines ihooboften Gamilts entltanS
am Montog Iadmittag I'M oritten
Stodtperf BON Yofornp's a Meilet.
Sous" ein @rano, Der MIR our6 Die
beroiiden gnitrenguneen Der Sreiz
iuilligcn 6elleripebr.Go. .sllert" auf
ieilten Serb beihrdnft blieb. Der
Sd)aoen betrdet $500. ST.. S. Yofornp
Itorb befotntlid leste 8eibnad)tett.
bod iiibrt ieiue @ittlpe oaS @eid)dft
tort. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
6 in neuer @auneritrei,

~ u " \ l l / l ! VI.
- &orl W. Yerreb, Elm 20 Sabre al
ter Ngellt bon Nr. 1926, 9olton- glpe-
nite, fuelder am Montag 9(benO bon
ben @ebeimpoli5ilten IrmItrong uno
Goitgblin per6aftet muroe, lit geItern
Nadnittag benz Eoli5eirid)ter 2ooen
I'M meltliden Stotionsbauie porges
fiibrt iutO megen Der ACKNOWLEDGING
oes periuften Behring'S inter $3.50
9iirgidaft fir oaS @eridtSperio6ren
geItelt. Gerreb orbeitete ongebli6 auf
folgenoe @eile: @r ~telepbonirte nod)
Der Sirma Steipqrt & So, cine Iils-
pobl bon S6mudladen na6 einem
beItimmten Sarie 81 ienoen, notiirlid
-Ddblte ct eine prominente Gerlon.
@ar oann nad letter Nniidt Der
guitrng ousgciiibrt 10 t~elepbonirte cr
al ben @npf1ngcr Der S6muflod)en,
oa6 oielelben in 6olgc cines Gerle-
benS nod ieinem Soilic gcionot NOR.
Den ieien ullO 0ntn begab CT iid per
IonlidJ oortbin ullo lieb ii1 oos gb-
gelieferte einbGnblgelL inbem er ii6
ais Sertreter Der 5irmo porltelte.
Der Streid ioa inn mebrere Wale
%gelun9en ieir. uber Ser &rug gebt 10
longe gum 8rmulet, bis cr 5erbri6t.
alS Eerreb geItern mleoer cine Der.
artige Senouug in @mpfang nebmen
poate, mitroe er ielblt in @mpfang
genommeii. @Gbreno zines Sdnpib.
perbors Dor Gopit6n Gilmpbrep CAB
Gcrrct ongeblid nif)t MIR ben lett
genannten SdJminoel 81, lonoerh ge-
itanS oltd) elm, oob ct i'm 9c5ember
sic 6irma Steirart & SO. INN Dor.
ien I'M Wertbc bon $4S, oie Sirnla
Socl 8utlmon & So. nm @oaren I'M
8ertbe bon $50 uno Die, Sirma Sc.
6riioer 9ilsler nm @aoren i'm 8er-
tbe ben $37 betrogen babe. @r be-
bariptete, MIR menige Ser geitoblenen
9(rtifel perfullft, Ionbcrn Die meiiten
oerielbcn on jungc MGodcn peridenft
81 boben.
Smci Seuerineine Stra.
bengepiert. = 0os Die Nlim.
Imern 100 trogeitoe StroBengebiert
Der Oit : 2ombarbitraBe iuor geitern
5weimol BERG bouplat bon NrdnoenL
Die, iuenn tic all6 nid)t BON 9eoeit.
tung iporen, bod immerbin cine ie6r
grobe I%itfregung inter Den @5etto.
9%cipobnern %beroorriefcn. Dos critic
Sclicr entItano fur5 ltad / llbr Wor>
gems ourd) einen befeften Sd)orlls
ITEM in Dem bon De Simon Ban be-
mobnteil Sonie, Nr. 1866, OIt 4. Cont
baroitraBe. Gs wurbe ourG oieSpri.
ten %.'Gompognie Ger. 3 geloibt, nad)-
Dem es einen MIR unbeoeutenoen
Sd)ooen nngeridtet botte. Der ourd
8eriideruilg bel Der n@eorge @oib-
ington Seuer . 8eriiderungs : @eien
id)oft" geoedt lit. 9ageeen ridtete
bos gegen nod 2 llbr geitern Wa6.
mittog i'm Saltie Mr. t131, Sit.2om.
barbltrobe, oas bon 6ronf aat be.
iuoDrt miro, entoedte Sciler INNER.
bin citen SAaoen bon $500 al, bis
cs pom oerielben Spriten : Gonlpog-
ME 9tr. 8 gel0ibt weroen fonnte. Die
@erman american Sui. So. lit IN sic.
Iem Salle betbeiligt.
.Spiritmoc CT 2iccn5bc
Inngt. 8ie Die Spirituolet -f2i-
cen5 YeDorbe on altoercr Stelle bes
.Oeiitifcn Gorreipprbenteit" aii5ei9t.
iud)t ST.. Sobit 30. Booze I'M cine
Shanflicen5 fir Oas Saus Yer. 1902,
Miblanb. apenlie, nod).
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Garncual i'm County.

Wtit eillcn1 0roBcn WfnSfen6oQ IN Der
oSigblonb NcoOcmp" i6lieBt oic
G%ornepolS5eit in 9oltimore.Goull.
IN. - 6nno inter ben g(ltipi5icn
Oca Cite Social Clubs" itott.
Yrin6 Gorneun( mod)tc oild) &c
tern Ocnl iucitcrcn Baltimore County
circu Gcilldh ltno cr mllrOc nit al
len Den GbrCn, Die ibn gebiibrcn
olltgenommcn. Som elite Social
Club" mar CT eingclo0cn m0 Die
DSigblono Ncooemp" ipor ieinc 5eit.
mcilige HeiiOen3. Seine 0eioloi6oit
mar Die Erominen5 aus 0on5 golti-
more.Goruntp, ul6 Die 3oDl gler, Sic
ieinem Nltfe gcbord)ten, me6r, ais
3meitonienO. Gle HGume scr .Sig6-
lon0 IcnOenp" botteu nod nie cine
lolbc 6iilc bon Wcni1cn geie6cn.
81 alien orci Gtogen muroc geton5t,
ltn0 WoSfcn II. NidtmoSfCn 0r6nN-
ten id, in ni6t cn6cn molenoer 9lei-
be, 6QrbcnprGd)tig mar poa 9il0,
ooS lid I'M Sool 6c8 5neitcn StodeS
entroQtc, bort, 100 iid Scr eigentli6e
Gorio Der WtaSfcn ublpiclte. Wl0n.
jcn0c Soltiimc ruedielten nit origi.
ncllen Srod)ten IN buntcm Iurdei1.
AMBER ob, uto cine Stinmung
bcrridltc, Die, ipcnn man tie Dem 90,
miuircuOcn oelltiden @cniitb ODER
@utmor in bic S6ubc i6ieben bari,
man ais oeutidpgcmiitbli6 be5eid.
ncn fam.
6rieoenSridter q. u. Illnnigoll
Don Canton, oils Sorliter 0es Gomi.
ties, mo nIle ieine @etrcueu bcmic.
ieL ooB Tie ein 6eit 3u %orron9ircn
perItebelL luie es in Baltimore
Gountp ein5i9 in iciner glrt boitcbt.
Stc Wetrcle1l morcn:
:. s. Gotterueidl ,5oS. 9rolpr,
Otid)ocl @off, Sobn Hegon, Sp. Sc.
MiQcr, G6os. Shloffer, Sobn &. 9.
Gonlor, Geo. Sd)lofier, SoDn ShG-
Ter, Com. u. Sufferer, Nnbrem Nbc'
Ian, Seal Gottcr, 2olliS 8ogtn1onl,
Sorrp SuthinS, George 9co6om, 8.
SorO Miaer, 5reo. Efeiier, Gborlcs
,Speiter, &p. Snb0er, Geo. Sdmei.
ier, Senrp Srtel, Gbriit. Seiie, 8in-
cent O'Gonnor, Charles 9oa, s. s..
@inofelter, Gb. 0romt, Yeter Ger.
mcrotb, SD. Zimmerman SSobn 9.
ae1p, Samuel Nibel, Gas. S6earer,
So6n j. 9cnb, s. $. 0otterneid, u.
anopp TboS. aennep, So. S'9rier,
9. &ideuierL Pug. Sloenberg, Sobn
Seiflc, g. y. Gurrp, Sol. Berger, Mi.
doel Gl6ertb, @ol. IS. 9e6r, 56oS. :.
&urolc, Gopi0 Sbonpion, Wortin s.
Meele, Conrad Ibern, 36eo. 3. ecu
DO. s. Meiap, g. SeQmoper. Charles
Boblt, Senrp Hebmert, 81. !. MiQer,
Gobcrt EoO9ett, 6ronf S6nei0er,
2ouis &. Smith, @eorge SlbonS, &p.
9rebnL GbriIt. Wutflcr NIB Ncnrp
Voumbor0t.
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9tr6eiter 2ie6ertafel.
@rubcr Masfcn6a

OtoHtda '.".''' ''...'.'... .''..'''. ocn r. pfar5 t"V'
III Der e
,,@crmauia 'Wauuerdlp Sane."
3t 6f luertbuollc lirctTe. Gluiritt % Seuto,
(4i.5 .6l-3l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
Tenaciously the Girl Chung to tho
Handles.

notch. Fifty miles an hour rushed the
train, stirring up the dust and gravel.
To the passengers comfortably seated
inside telegraph poles along the track
appeared as picket fence, and farm
houses flashed into view only 10 dis,
appear moment later.
1enaciously the girl chung to the
handles. The rushing wind blinded
and buffeted her, Her clothes were
the plaything of its caprices and her
halr was blown to ribbons. Loudly it
shrielled and swayed her body, striy-
ing to tear her away from the car
Everything was forgotten except the
thought that she was soon to drop
down and meet the rushing, leeting
earth
But she did not. For this she has
the operator at the station in Wabash,
Modrcker, by name, to thank. He had
seen the girl board the car as the train
was moving, ran TO the telegraph office
and had the train stopped as related
above
The rest of the journey to Logans-
port was made reclining on the cush-
ions in the train Arriving here she
went to her home unassisted, but a re-
action set in, and as the result of her
wild ride and terrible experiences, she
was confined to the house several
days
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
GIRLS FIVE -MILE
RIDE WITH DEATH.

ing to attract the attention Of porters
or passengers. Her efforts were
drowned in the rattle and roar of the
train, and she turned to alight Fear
seized her. The momentum was such
that she dared not risk a leap into
space. The train was increasing in
speed each passing moment. Conflict.
ing emotions filled her. She wanted
to leap out, but dared not. She knew
it was the right thing to do-the only
thing to do, but her nerve failed
Twice she nerved herself for the drop.
but each time she drew back and
frightened her hold on the handles.
Hope was in her that one of tina
train crew or passengers would SEQ
her plight and rescue her Ten, 90, 20
miles an hour sped the train. The &C.
gineer was trying to make up time ard
he pulled the throttle beck saother
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
CLlNGS DESPERATELY TO SIDE
OF FAST.FlYlNG TRAIN.
COlLAPSES WHEN SAVED
Young Woman Mounts Step of Moving
Car but Vestibule Door Refuses
to Open-Operator Orders
Limited Stopped.

Logansport, ind--fier dresses the
paythng of the winds, her hair blow
ing in wild disorder, Miss Edith Mill
iron. one of Logansport's prettiest and
best known young women. desperately
chung to the handles Of closed vesti-
bule car the other week for five miles
while the Continental limited the Wa
baSh's fastest train, tore through space
at the rate of 80 miles an hour. When
the cold, rushing winds were numDing
her limbs and exhaustion was loosen
ing her grip on the handles; when 1t
seemed that she must let go and drop
from the rushing train, to be rolled
and pushed over the frozen ground
and then left inert, bruised, battered
and dead the train came to stop
Operator Modricker, in Wabash, Ind,
where the girl had boarded the train,
had seen her predicament and peril as
the limited was steaming out of the
station Peru, 90 miles distant, was
the trains next scheduled stop, and
Modricker, realizing that the girl could
not possibly cling to the handles that
length of time, rushed to his Office and
furiously pounded the telegraph key
calling the operator at Hartsman Sta
ton, five miles away. When the Con
tinental limited Numbered into view
at Hartsman the operator was in the
middle of the track wildly Haunting a
red flag.
With grinding jar the train came to
a stop, and Miss Milliron lOOsened her
grasp on the car handles and sank to
the ground where she collapsed in a
heap. She could not have held on a
moment longer.
Miss Millorn will talk but little of
her experience. Thought Of that wild
ride through space, with the wind
bowling and shriekng in her ears and
striving to tear her from the trains
side, even now send tremors Of fear
through her body. The strain which
she underwent during the time it took
for the train to travel those five miles
would have caused a physical break
down in a person less strongly consti.
tUted.
Miss Milliorn had been visiting at
the home of her sister Mrs John
Reed, of Lafayette, and the two went
TO Wabash to visit another sister
Mrs Reed decided to remain for sew
eral days and Miss Million in the
afternoon hastily made up her mind to
take the Continental limited and re-
turn TO her home in Logansport The
decision necessitated a hurried pack
ing and fast walk to the Wabash rail
road station. Miss Milliron arrived in
the depot just as the train was pulling
out She gave her sister farewell
kiss, and clutching her skirts ne raced
out and pluckily grabbed the handles
of a vestibuled car, She was dragged
a little before she clambered upon the
steps. The vestibule door refused to
open, 1t would not bulge. She pushed
and strained and, failing to open it,
pounded frantiCally on the glass, hop
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Potte I REVENGE.

When the social climber heard that
her ultrafashionaNle rival was to give
the SWEETEST supper of the year her
jealousy knew no bounds. The next
day, however, she was smiling in
wicked triumph.
Revenge" she whispered. Re
venge is sweet When that supper
comes off there will not be a single
guest present"
"Gracious," gasped the maid. What
has madam done?"
What have | done? Why, have
simply bribed the butler to tamper
with the announcement and change
potted plants to 'potted hams. And
yet they say that women have no
brains. Chicago Daily News.
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NEWLY MARRIED, OF COURSE.

Home again at last, darling.
John, dearest, you don't look ia!
older"
Il must. Centuries cant roll over
a mans head without leaving traces
1T was ages and ages, WASH | IL
And oh, John, how lonesome l nave
been,"
you poor little wifey' If ever l
have to go away again you shall go
with me- But you're more beautilui
than ever, sweet one. What have you
been doing with yourself all the time
I was away?"
Thinking OF you, darling, and long
ing and longing for you 10 come
home"
IF that is the secret of beauty, !
ought to have grown a perfect Adonls.
And you're sure you recognized me
straight off, without thinking at least
a minute?"
"Of course, you old dear. Do you
suppose l could ever forget your
Good gracious, it doesn't seem pos
sible that I've really been away only
since the day before yesterday, does it,,
sweetheart"
"Not a bit more, husband mine than
that we have actually been married a
whole month tomorrow"
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Early Left Notherless.

Mr. McponaId's wife the youug
girls grandmother. died three years
ago. Their mother Mrs. Stalla. only
child OF the McDonalds died when
Helena was two years old. AND now
these two beautiful grandchildren are
MI that rich MIR Mcdonald has left.
and all his wealth will go 10 them.
share and share alike. They have al.
ready Inherited from lhctr granamoh
er a million apiece. II Is only utnr
of what Is IN COME from their strand
father. who is their legal guardian by
order Of the New York courts
Miss Laura Is lG Years old. ANA Nuss
Hclcna is Just l5 Roth ar, beautiful
bruu,ttcs. wcubuHf. with ROSY checks
and flashing eyes and wealth W
dark. waly hair Their goyrruess
LAYS all of This 90 their simple mode
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George All RIGHT.

Anxious Mother-My dear, I'm
afraid George is getting into bad com
pany. He is out very late nearly
every night.
Observing Father-Oh, he's all right.
He goes to see some girl or other.
Shouldn't wonder if he'd announce an
engagement soon.
He hasn't said word about any
young lady"
NO; but he's keeping company with
one all the same. His right wrist is
full of pin scratches.-N, Y. Weekly.
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Made a Mistake.

Old Gent Injecting frequent caller
on the streeD-Young man, what's
your salary?
Young Man Gndignantly)-Sir?
Il want to know what your income
is"
Go to Halifax"
ooh! Beg pardon. l thought you
were counting my daughter, but l see
you are only flirting with her All
right huff said."-N. Y. Weekly.
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New York.-IlOw Pastor Wagner's
heart would rejoice could he take a
peep inside the Waldort.Astoria when
The two pretty Stallo girls are there
The simple life at this carayansary
OF The very rich? To be sure, And,
mind you, the two young sisters. lG
and Is. are the richest girls IN their
own right in all Cincinnati.
What's more. some day they will
own a big slice of the Standard oil
company, somthng Hike SIS 900 900
worth
These two charming young girls,
despite their great wealth, live accord.
ing to rule. They rise by rule. eat by
rule, study by rule, play by rule and
retire by rule. Every moment of their
Time is regulated with tho nicely OF
CLOCK work
In a word. they are being brought
mp with the idea that great wealth
brings great responsibilities oven for
Sounc women, And all their WORK and
play is directed along these lines
These two girls--cach one picture
of health and bcauty--arc the daugh.
ters of Edmund X static, Laura and
Helena. Their own mother is dead.
They are the wards of their grandra
ther Alexander Mcdonald, director
in the parent Standard OH company
and president Of the Standard on
company of Kentucky He Is Cjncln.
MATHS richest citizen, though he lis Us
much in New York, at the Waldorf As
torio. rs ne Is ont there
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What would you say he asked.
if were to propose a trial marriage
to you?"
We'll" she replied, "a good deal
would depend on the amount of ali.
mony you We're willing to settle on
ne at the end of the term. Chicago
Record Herald.