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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
Home Trade Hints.

The home trader is the Nome builder.
The man who trades at home knows
q good trade when he sees 1t.
When you trade at home instead OF
by mail order you save both postage
and prestige. =,
Lots Of women refuse to take mali
orders, but they are so fond OF sending
mail orders that they risk their cash
that way.
Some women sweep disdainfully by
bargains in the home stores and SEND
to the big city just because they like 10
get mail.
In my opinion the man or woman
who trots around to the postotice to
mail money to the big city mail order
houses and then trOts around to a
neighbours and complains that this
town Is no good is neither a philoso
pher nor a patriot
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
pAbI'S FACE IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Awful Humor Was Eating Away Face
and Ears Body Mass OF Sores
Three Doctors Tried to HeIp
Little Sufferer But She Grew
Worse-After Spending Many
Dollars On Doctors and Medicine
CUTICURA CURES IN TWO
WEEKS AT COST OF 75c.

"Ifeel it my duty to parents OF other
moor suffering babies to tell you ThaS
6uticura has done for my itt!e daH Igsitb
bi,mor' and we used everything recon-
mended. but without results. called N i,
three doctors, they all claimed they y could ,NdTi
help her. but she continued 1rsSi e 70 I grow
snd 'I her little face vas being eaten s
swav. Her ears looked as # they
would Nei sgh5 9u %dyafd and md
BEFORE / had used half Of the cake 81 y
S SesT,e and box Of Ointment the sores had had
body were as clear as a newborn bab q !;
cost 1--WE dollars, instead Of twenty-five
after s msps sdGdDg % ~tEOG dOaEs
On o whatever. Mrs. George o..
Steese, 7Ci Coburn ST. Akron Ohio
Aug. so, 1905"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
CAREER or A PICTURE.
sReek of Ages Went Into Homes ths
81 World Round.

sRoek of Ages Went Into Homes the
World Round.
1.-The Rock Of Ages" that world Ia
nous picture, was painted by the Rev.
Johannes A. Oertel The artist. ma
tive of Bavaria, who came to America
In 1s4S, settling In Newark, N. j., hrst
sketchsd It in the album Of young
sffi living In Westerly, R. I. 1t I'M
pressed all who saw It, suggesting
ANAL painting of the subject In oil,
which he exhibited at the National
Academy of Design, New York. This
caught the keen eye Of a Broadway
dealer, who, realizing Its commercial
value. induced Mr.. 0ertel to make
large painting, from which photo
. graphs were struck off, and one OF
these falling into the hands Of Mr..
James Of Providence, Il. l., he pur'
chased the right Of publishing all SUD-
sequent copies. ooo
The painting was bought for Sl'ooo
by Augustus Storrs, a Brooklyn mer-
chant while the run upon the I'M
framed pictures, ten inches high, got
out by Mr.. James and selling for 30
apiece. was unprecedented In the his
tory of photography, the operators De-
ing unable to meet the demand and
dealers losing sales from insufhcient
supply of copies.
Mr.. James next venture was chro'
moljtbooraph made under his own SUI
pervision In Paris Passing through
| London on his way home, he sold three
Of these chromos for 0 guineas to MT.
| Graves. the queens bookseller. Upon
his arrival In Liverpool a telegraphlc
order awaited him from that gentleman
for thirty additional copies, and on
reaching New York he was handed an
anplication from him for the entire
edition.
Indeed. phenomenal as was the SAFE
NJ this creation In America, 1t was
greater abroad. An English nobleman
hazards the assertion that In some one
M its varied forms 1t is TO be found
in every palace and howell In the Is
land and traveller returning IRON
a tour of the world exclaimed: Inc
picture haunts me. 1t follows mt
wherever go. | have seen 1t In emile
7 have seen 1t also in the Pyrenees."
Two years after the appearance o.
the first photographs Mr.. james nae
realized as his share Of the profits $40,
, 600 Mr.. Oertel, too, was In receipt
q handsome income In royalties, an'
with this assured support (having pun
sued his theological studies without as
, sistance and been ordained to IN
; priesthood of the Protestant Episcopa
, church he removed in 1861 to Lenon
. in North Carolina, and took charge o
r a congregation impoverished by tn
3 civil war.
. Two years later an unauthorized cop
? of the Rock Of Ages was got OF
by New York photographer.
I Mr.. Oertels publisher sought prote'
9 ton from the law, and the case wa
g carried into the lower and supren
n courts of the state. Scarcely had
!. been decided in his favor, howeye
o when q Chicago artist made similf
e design, evading the law by the intr
, duction of ship in the backgroun
q and the reversal Of the female hgur
o This threw the copyright open. III
Q monopoly was wrested from Its own
and the market flooded with picture
"a of every size and quality
q Thus as financial venture termlna
q ed the brilliant promise Of the Roo
Ie Of Ages"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

"Why are poets so little appreci
atedY asked the young man with long
hair. m.,,
"Well." answered Mr.. Cumro1. H'
this way with a piece of poetry; III yoC
can't understand 1t you don't care q
read 1t, and II you can understand Il
Won haven't any respect for 1t" =
Washington Star.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
Tba Drama TODAY.

Manager-what have you got In the
way Of light comedy? Let me look
over your manuscripts. Playwright
don't happen to have anything on
hand just now. but I'll write you two
or three and bring them In this after
noon.-KSpSas City Times.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

and cheertulneSS soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to b, born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. lfthe child urin-
ates too often. If the
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

dis6guring, hunofs, ecesmas. letters
rashes. itchings, and irritations OF infants,
children, and adults when all other rene
dies and even physspians fal.
Complete External and iniefna ITeasn'snt Io.
Every Humor OF Infants gnaeIsn sa1 ne sSn.
cSticUra Ointment 50cl 70 Heel the Skin: arc
cSga Reseyent IL ne sT o. tbs siood
S0Id throuehout the world. Potter Drug q Cnem-
Corr sole P F HST 70 Trsss skIa Diseases
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
PEACH CULTURE.
Anproved Methods Practiced at Texas
Experiment Station.


Experiment Station.
After the tree has been set there are
two methods OF cultlyation-clean CUT
ture and what | have termed cropping,
writes Professor L. c. Green to Ut
.nee Judd Farmer. The first consists
IN keeping the soil between the trees
clean and free from weeds and crops
This method gives by far the most Vig-
orous and cleanest growth to the tree
and requires less time in cultvating
It but on account of there being no
return for period of approximately
three years few growers can anord 10
follow out this method.
Cropping the Orchard.
Cropping the orchard is to be pre-
ferred TO the former method when one
exercises the proper care and Judg-
ment have trees growing on the
station grounds that have made re-
markable growth in the last seven
teen months. while at the same tine
three crops have been gathered from
the land, and the fourth one Is no"
growing. The effect of the crop upon
the tree depends largely upon Its ma
tire and the season at which 1t Is
grown.
! Do Not Grow Corn or Hay.
would never advise growing COTE
or hay between trees, as these crops
rob the soil of q great deal of Its mois
ture and will nearly always stunt tne
trees. Cowpeas when planted In very
early spring and allowed to remain OF
the land all through the summer VII
be almost sure to rob the tree OF muel
of its growth. / have found the Ioi
lowing to be a splendid rotation o.
crops for the orchard: Potatoes plant
ed i'm February and dug during the lat
ter part of May, followed In about tel
DAYS with cowpeas which can be turn
ed under during the first part OF sep
!, tember. A fall crop OF cabbage, eauli
flower or any Of the fall vegetable
] can then be planted.
Three Crops In One Year.
The potatoes and fall crops are lei
tlIzed and taken from the soil, Will
e the peas receive no fertilizer, but ar
turned under. This gives three crop
9 in one year without the slightest IL
+ Jury to the trees, provided space Is lei
e to keep ground on each side OF IN
p trees cultivated. 1t Is never safe [
, nlant over four rows the first yea
j three the second and two the third 4
t fatal mistake is made II the rows ar
run close enough to the trees so as !
cut off cultivation as soon as 10
plants get their growth. The followin
8 crops can be safely recommended
n planted between peach trees, PROVIDE
4 the precautions mentioned above al
J. taken: Potatoes, early vegetables co
& ton, cowpeas, peanuts, melons al
q sweet potatoes.
I The Time For Planting. -.
J. would never advise the cropping
the trees In early spring after tne
l. have come into bearing. The plan
will deprive the tree of food and MOI
II ture Just when the greatest amount
II needed for the ripenlng OF the trsl
u The time for planting crops in Dea
- inc orchard IL lust about the time fru
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
~c vyhcn it should be able to
3..saCc, it is yet afflicted with
10. depend Upon it. the cause OF
.....culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy:
The mild and the immediate effect OF
swamp Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists, in fifty e.
cent and one dollar Gaa & Z, = %E
sizes. You may have Fla is, & s !: :GsSISSs H.
sampie bottle by mail
free. also pamphlet tell Home of Swamp Root q
ing all about 1t, including many OF tne
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilnei
& CO., Binghamton. N. T., be sure anc
mention this pepper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
che name. Swamp Root, Or. kilmer
Swamp-Root, and the address 5inghams0n
Nj. on every bottle.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

The surest way to test mans mem
orv is to lend him money.-Qetro''
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition beauty, vigor
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
The Time For Planting.

I would never advise the cropping OF
the trees In early spring after they
have come into bearing. The plants
will deprive the tree of food and mos
ture Just when the greatest amount Is
needed for the ripenlng OF the frsiI
The time for planting crops in a bear
ing orchard is Just about the time fruit
Is gathered.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
n NV Norfo|kSsWestern
Schedule in effect Nov. 95th, 1906
leave Buena Vista.

I,ynazznsznaza
Schedule in effect Nov. 95th, 1905.
leave BUena Vista.
NORTHBOUND.
Mo- 9:31P.M. Daily, For Basic. Luray
Hagerstown and New York. Pull
man sleeper to Philadelphia.
No.14. 1886 pm. Daily, For Hagerstown
Baltimore Philadelphia. New
York and intermediate stations.
Pullman sleeper to New York via
Harrisburg
SOUTHBOUND.
No. /. 729A A. NJ. Daily. For Roanoke
Bristol, Bluefeld, Norton, Win
ston-Salem, Charlotte N. G,
Welch and intern ediateate sta
lions. Pullman sleeper Pklla
delphia TO Welch.
No. ID. 2.G9P. NJ Daily. Fol Roanoke,
Bristol, Bluefeld, Winston Salem
and intermediate stations, and
Knoxville. Cincinnati, Columbus,
Chicago and points West and
Southwest. Pullman sleeper Buena
Vista &c Knoxville and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car,
Additional information and rates cheer
fully furnished by g. z. Abraham
Ticket Agent, Buena Vista, Va.
w. B. BEYlLL, II. F. BRAGG
Gen. Pass. Agent TRAY. Pass. Agt,
ROANOKE. VA.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01
ITCHING TORrURES


A warm bath WIN
Cuticurn Soap and q
Cuticura Ointment, the
great Rkin Cure, will
sfford Immediate relief,
permit rest and sleep.
and point 10 a speedy
curem themest distress
(~s-x.oo ~ tOrtllrinQ.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-01

by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

Aim is. Moi Qanlpicr o@nSco1uc"
nod Soprc.
Nm 20. Mai 0nmpicr nGittu 81
Ndpoli" rod NcopCl uuO @cnlo.
Nm 81. Mai Camper oGormo.
MA" n1d) &tperp0pl,
Nm 81. Mai Gampicrn 0ronprinj"
lto0 Bremen.
Aim -. Wfoi 0ampicr .NOriNtic"
nod southampton,
PM y, Wlni 0aupier yYotSOam"
nab Hotter0om.
PIN p. Woi 0ompicr oStalio"
nub 9%tcopel.
Nm %. Mui Nompicr nNclliB
Olop" noN &opcnbogen.
2(m %. Wtni Gnmpier nErinccB
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Nm %. W2ni Qonpicr o9mcrifo"
nod &ombura.
2(m %. Moi Gompier oNropcncc"
noN SABRE,
9(m %. Mai Qampier Gtrnrio"
naN Siperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
EdliffSnndlridltcu

Nrm Yort, IS. Nnqcfom.
men: Die Gnnipfer o6inIono" non
Nntmcrpcn, nStoIia" boil 9tcopeI mo
oNiinncbobo" uOlt Eonoon.
@tbrultor 13.Nai.-Icr Sam.
pier oFon1onio" lit uon Ncm.0orf
bier o|u0efonmIcu mo nod Neopll
mcitcrGciohrcu.
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men: Der 0ampier o&ouiiiona" BON
Baltimore, uin Gopenbogen.
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men: Scr Gampicr y@cra" Don @cm.
Norf.
&onOon, 49, 0ioi, Nn9cfonr.
men: scr Gamptcr r@iinuctoufa"po BON
2{ctp= a)9rf. ia.aoia.l 9ti5ot7 auu
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Gonpfcr y3eiicr MilbcInt Der @rpbe'
lit bon 9tcp.Yorf bier eiuNctroficn
lulO nod @rcmcl wcitcrgeiobrcn.
gte0QeL II. UtaI.-Tb0efabrcll:
Der Compiler Molttc"noN Ncp-Oorf.
Rotterdam, #. N}ni.-%ngcfom-
men: Der 0ompitr yStotcu0om" DON
Ncp. Oorf.
8loSgolu, ~. Moi.-9mgcfoms
men: Der Compiler oGoIum6io" Don
g}ep- Dort; 13.-Gampier Ethiopia"
bon Ncp.Norf.
Soutbomp tor, 13. @oi. 800
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bon Hclu- Oorf.
9rcmcm IS, Moi. - S(60cfob.
rem: Der Gompfcr n8cimor" nod
Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
&copoIo @6GfGino's Mcuc.

&copolb @0Gflin9's @cuc.
@ien t3. Moi. = Mic aus SUPER
lGiiiacr GiteQe p%erlolltct, miro geo.
polo Molfling, ser friibere Gr5ber,oo
Scopolo 6eroinono, ndd Der crlon0-
ten geridtliden S6eioung BON icincr
Satin, geborcncn WiIbclmrine N0o.
mobile, iid) Inn @ie0erollfnnbmc in
Die G%aiierfamilic 6cmiiben. Ger Gr5.
ber5og botte oItf feline iGnlmtliden
Titel uno @iirocn bel ieincr $@od),eit
init Der irilbercn Gcallcriu ln0 Goll,
p%leti1ngcrin Gcr5iht leiiten miiIien.
80lililtg lpnrtet IN Ni35o bic Be
enoigltltg 0cS in @elf onbGnai0 &c.
mod)ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ob.
Magenleile Nnerfcnnung iinoct ooS
@elteblncn Der 6rou. Sic bot feiner.
lei fi~uon5ieIle Iniprii6e gelteno &C.
mobt. ebecontroftlih limo ibr oQcr.
6inoS $4,000 &roncn iGbrlid fir ben
Sail oeS gblebens ibreS bisberioen
8ottcn 5ugeii6ert. Cine peitere mo.
tcrielIc GntiddOigung criuortet Tie
oiigenIdeinlif nid)t. Die 5riibung
oes GbeberbdltniiieS entitono. olS lid,
6ron @olfling ser nNoturmcnidelt.
aolonie" in Nscona am 2ugoneriee
onibloB. Sic lit in ibrer geoiirftio.
teitsluiigfeit iniolge ser ,%noturoe.
WlGBen 2%ebenspeiie" oabin gelongt,
oaB lie nit 3 SrnncS tGalid ans
fommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
T5faDrtStagc Der EaiiaeicrSampicr
bon Nclu.OUrf.

Nm #. Moi 2ompicr o6uruciio"
nad) @laSgop.
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SSilbeIm ser 3pcite" nad) Bremen.
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nod Hcapcl uuO @cniu.
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nnd) Rotteroon.
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nnd) Bremen.
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nad) @omhlrH.
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nodb 2ioerpool.
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Neopcl.
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nin" nad Glasgow.
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nod Bremen.
Nm IS. Moi Gompfer ,gSnl0eriee"
nad tSnrburg.
gn1 Is. Oiai Gnmpier ,So6cn.
berg" nod Henpel uno Srielt.
Bdiie fiir'S efuefano befpryt g.. Molrr. q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

lcnoung cntgegeniebenocu @0rter-
blrd1cS ser egnptiitcn Sprohe &c
mad)t mur0en. Mun 0ilric. ia0te cr,
an cil1 iolhca Werf ~oIierOin11 tGiuc
ST. bod gciponnten Nnfrrrcrmgeu
itcueu; oailelbc lei pic!ncbr MIR ein
ScttfoOen fir Die llcbericGutG cgnp-
tiidcr Sd)riiten mo burul' bercdGnrt,
S%rrtbiimcr bel iolden Ilalc1lrnQcn
alter llebcrlieierlmgeu gu ucrmeiocn
Mdbren0 ser ICbten 0rei Snbr5chutc
iei in oicicnt Tod)e Der N(tertDnnla-
idunG burd 3ltIommeltIteIIunJ elmer
@rammutit Der cguptilbCn Sprodc
Gin be0cutenoer 6ortidritt gcnlad)t
morcn ober eS bcoiirie eitca ipNicllen
GofabulariSmlt$, I'M Oieler We0dn'
fen gloOrud3forn1 Scr 9lten nubcr
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0eS Guelenitu0ilum credit Dcr0cl
f0uue. GieH Ioiic lidJ bciicr perItcbeu
meun NAN in @ctrod)t iicbt, aoI. Is
iid Inn Die Gnt5ificrlnn pm an sic
ucrihicOcnorti1itc @eiic oll5Nc0riid.
ten WOrtc I'M llmiong non lmlliG6r
elmer Niuion @ortc borN!c.
+ crg.
Gin wCiterer Sal Don idNuor}cn
Eoden lit in 2i6tcubCrN, Gei 9erIiL
cnt0edt mor0cn. Iie3 lit nnn Der
oierte, unO oic Ion0c peridlmten
&orIihtSmoBrc0elu mcroci INN uoll
Scr 4oli5ci cnolid) 9etroi'tn. Gic
Tireftiou 0e8 Observation-Disclosures
mcloet, 0oB ser ucre San, trob Scr
1CAentbciIi9cu @ebouptung 0cr Eoii
sci, 5lpciiclIo1 nit Dem ciri0e Gage
porber g%cmelOeten i'll Ger 2iniCnitroEc
5uiomnlcnb0nNe.
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3cugc
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Gcutid . itotrifn.
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gerSlrotb in Gcutih-G ItoIrifo lYirb
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IonioIminiiter scr Scficutlid)feit
ii6crgeben pcrocn. SIS %pcrloul;:, Nny
oie &crpoltumg ocS SMpbgctictca
ale n0tbi9cn Shritte Gethon bet, nm
0nS GlenO 5lr mtiloern mo ooG SIC
bcrcit9 cr5ieltcn Steillltotc alien Gr.
mortimgen Cntiprcd)cn.
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@ronoingcr, oc5 libcrolrn @n6l.Golr
oiootell, int bopcriitcn 2ouoloN&.
@oblfrcia N~orObolbcu hG6cn oic an.
tboIiten Der @ombcrgcr llnlQe0cno,
loipcit lie Der Gcntrum9portei ougrhi-
Ken, ben Gr5biid,of Gr. Nlbcrt BON
Nomber0 INN sic Ginlcituna cina5
firhliden observation-disclosures er
lndt, nod,bcm Yforrer 6jrauOiEQcr
lid aciuci0crt bot. ouf ocn Mln,ih ocS
Gr66iidOiS BON Ser Liberation Gon0l-
oatltr 5lriid}utrctcn.
Strofc iiir SoI0atcn.
" iBhun0Iuuuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
2 trofc iir SoI0otcns
NJ iBbon0IuuNen

an S6IeSmig mltrOc ser llnter.
o%fii5ier TcterS pom 81. 1nfanteric-
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gu ied6 Monoten @ei0ngniB un0 sur
Q%cAraontion perurt6eilt. 2(ld oieic
StrnIc miro, mie sic crit fiir5lid &c.
melOeten %crurtbcilutgen G6nIidcr
MiIitdr.Y HopoieS," bon pielcn 9ldt.
tern ais uiel 5u miIOe fir Den .Mcu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

= III III I y | I u y ! u 0llI ! IT,
PM fommenoen Gonneritag Der.
ionmeIn iid in StCttin bic GeIegoter
3unl oagcmeinen tG. 0eutiden 5urn-
le6rertoq, ser in iciner 2lrt BON bod
tier Mid)tiQfeit iein miro. GoS reot.
folc Clement lit felt cntidGplielL pos
litiide Trugeu 5llr Sprafe 5u brtn.
gen, l1G mGi1 ermortet nidt, bob Die
Gonierpotipen sic ieit @odcn bemitbt
iin6, 6ieie N9itation im Seine 81 et.
fifteen, 0eu SicG 0ooon tro9en lper-
Den. sic 6oben o6cr bic Soifnung
nod nidt o~ltigeaebcn utb iuerOen ibr
WcitcS euticben, unt bic 2ebotten III
leaitintcn 9obucn 81 boItcn.
IoS oiii3icIlc Ern8ron1m loutct,
uie folgt: I. MtuB SIT @unitcn ser
0olfscr5ie6mg oo2 oeutidc Gurncn
0ltrd) Die idmcoiihc 8Dn1noitif erieBt
mcrNen> 2. Goa Sllrnen III ser Sort
bilounQ5idulc, 3. Gic lciblifc unO
cr3ichIid)c @e0eutml0 unicrcS SdltI,
turncn0. 4. &umitcr5icblm9 un0 Eur
ncn. 3. Sang mno @cholt8perb0lt-
uiiic ser TodturnIr6rcr Der b0bcrcn
Sdulen GrcuBen'S. g.. Srt6op0oi-
id)c@ Surncn.
Ger Ocuti6c 5urule6rcr : Gercin
5Ghlt lest 1902 MitQlie0er, 9eQelt
1861 I'M &orio6re. Sic 3obl Ser
3lucigpereinc lit non 36 ouf 80 gcitie.
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NltSidniicS 1T StoOt,GurnIebrcr
96ttdcr Don Solunobcr.
8erufuu0 cin0cIegt.
g8ic BON omtlidcr Seite p%erloltct,
bat sic TcidSrc9ierrrQ in Dem Tollc
6eS @ouperneurS pon 8amerun.
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GerueiS ulO 1000 Mort @el0Itrofc
u~cr1rrtbeilt WurOe, 9eruiung ein6c.
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cS crit bieB, n0eS 9ltcn GinOrudS REC.
gen" oltf einiqe W}oltotc nod Nirit1
5uriidfebren, lonOcrn oISbol0 OlrrdG
oen @ebeinleu 9%egotionSrotb Ir.Seir
cricbt meroelt, Der no6 icinCr eriolAs
ten offi5ieuen @rnennrn9 mtnmebr
am 9. Sum noh Nfrito obrciIt.
Q d) lehte Nobrun o. mtttcL
&c brittle uno Soupt GomnliiijOn,
mclfc nit ser llntcriudltng ser Ser
g%iitlul9SfdQe oc9 If. @rcud0icr-Nc4iz
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moroeu it, berid)tet, Dab bic an Ocr:
6ctreffenoen Soge Sen Wonnld)often
pcrobreihtcn Rnbrung&mittcg 3nor
in gcilnObcitSihG0li6em 3uItonNe
morcn, Dob o6er an Scr olgcmeinen
&erpiIeguug Der Erlppen nidtS o!t5s
5Eicbcn lei. Gle @eriidt, ionit0ta.
miorige 3uitdn0e b%elt0n6cn lett lon.
ger 3eit ieien ourd)mlS ru16eqriin0et.
3luei %2iefernntcn mo orei llntcroitts
5iere lpCrocu brett iiir bic Grfralrs
fun0 BON 100 Wom pcruntuortlid
gcbolten ulo mcrocn oemgcnuGB be.
langt lucrocll.
Gcuti6lonO bat Ni6ta Oos
Qcgcn.
&r bieIigcn onltlidcn &rciicn Der
bGlt man lid) iid)tlid) 9lcid0iiltig &C.
gen Sopnn'& @ltnid, cine 8otid)uft
in Gonftontinopel 81 crridten. Wion
gl6llbt, Dob GuBlonO nidtS On9cgel
ulternebmen miro, mo bent Serueb.
men nob miro audi Gclltidlon0
nid)tS cinipcnOcu. Gines Der lcitcr.
ben WitglieOcr Oc5 oiplomotiihcn
Corps bcnlcrftc, Dob Sopon ieine o.
plomotic oui ouc S6ciIc ser Mclt,
olth oui Siioomerito oll&orbnc, ridt
MIR uui Die Giirtci.
Gymoun'5 eAuptii6 DIES @6r.
terbud.
SS1 cinem Dor Scr Nfoncmic scr
MiliCnidnfteu 9eholtcnen Gnrtrogc
erIGuterte Ger bcfonntc GguptuIode
ErofeIior G%rnlonn bic 6~ortIdritte, Gic
lett icincn neuniGbriAcn 9cnIiiGum0eu
CUR &erolSqobc cirCS MN SCR Npl=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

gorneb mer M q b it b. -
.@os bobcn Oenn Wtiilers fir cillel1
ein0rud muf Sie gcnladt?" ,Sf.
fen geitanoen, mic 2eute, Die ME.
mails Elm Autonlobil belellen babcn,,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-10
The cnnduotor courteous.

st. Johns, n. F.-some of the natives
call it "Senjens"-is far more pictur-
esque than beautiful. But its quaint
ness redeems it from stupidity, and,
wander where you will, you meet with
that courtesy and kindness that are
the graces of people who live unhurried
lives in remote places where strangers
are a welcome break to their monOto-
ny. When you say to some casual ben
efactor that you are much obliged
for some courteous direction, he will
touch his hat and say, THANK you,'' as
If you had conferred the favor upon
him. The street car conductor (they
even have trolley line, though how it
can be run in winter is a mystery will
see that you are set down where you
should leave the car and, if you are
uncertain of your way, will get off his
car and point your destination out,
holding his other passengers until he is
sure you understand.-Travel Maya
zine