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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Gbeiapcafc Sampfc.:-G pmpagnie.

Gheiaptafe.2iuie.
9frsaute GaIagier'T ampfer .Ausuita" nnb
columbia" nam
Slb TDtnt Comfort nuS Nprfolf, ga.
9ambler o%erIafieu baltimore td9Iit tansges
ronlrnen Soilntaas) I'm! $50 Mbenos uno ioms
men in Slo Yoini Comfort nm 6 ubr W,oreens
nto IN Torfolf Inn 7.15 Wloreers al, ans
itliebeno an Die @iferbnbn;iige nod allen
Punfterl oes Siioers uno Siioipeiteus.
Wurt.ytpcr,2in
Giegante acknowledgements Charlotte" anb
Baltimore"
mad Wcit.YUint iuo Midtnunb, ia.
Sampler ~ocrlaIien Baltimore tdeli1 (ausge,
roiltrlen SonntdgS) nm b lbr gildmittaaS lno
fonllllel 3h 2SehsGoint i'm TAO Wlorgens uiio
in HidiHono Ju1 0.20 MlorpeIIs on.
Sic mn WfoniaGell. Wiitfpohen uno Sreitagert
bon baltimore abfabrenocn Sarnpfer uro Bic
bon @eit.Foint an Sienitnger, 9uitnerfiagep
liito Sailitagen nbfnbren, legct In SIpuceifer.
Koint, Clements liio gnmono'S nm; uuo Die
an 8tenltu9en, Nonreritnsen uno Samftaeeu
bon baltimore uno an W,ontneen, Wittponen
uno Greiiaaeu bon g8eftsYoirt abfabrenbet
Sampler leeen In Oorftcrpn ur.o gIap sBanf an
(bci atnftigenl gSelter).
Sampjer %perlaiien galttn,ure bonn Bier Cir. is
Nth 10, atghtitrahen.gsertte
Gur6sStuete mad alien Qunften f5nfeu &C.
ltnert, 8epld difaegeben uno 0dilten3imnier
I'M Spr1lis r~eieroirt neroen, In ben bieftaen
Sluets8fireduI: Er. f19, Si.gnIttniure. Gtfabe.
u. vi. 8obiuu, Igent; Gr. 1877, Git.yaitin1ure.
strafe, ODER beI Saupt'giirenlr: Sight. nnb
zee. Strafe. w
Hetbcn Suf.cr, g. Z. GItSm,
Sen. '@eihdftsfibrer. Sen. s0aHaaferEaaent.
Z. q. MrSaunei. SiiIfs'G5en. .9aff. .gsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Baltimore Sampf Tadet . 80.
cute nnb 5auey,dfFpe Bat.2tnte.)
Hte Der. Staatersssoft befbroernb.
Sampler Britannia" fneu), yslataaa.A

ykeuraia," ,SsaneNee".
9lmpfer fabren idsIiG, Sornfaes ausasuou,.
lltn. bon ben -Sats9trte" sBierS, Rr. ft-18,
2tebtsSieabe, $50 slteaos, hireft na@ Oh
~lanften bes eiib.ns. 8erbinbmne In Gu
9oint Comfort NIT g. 4 =. Gifenbabns. RaS
Hi1n,onb, Eerbinbupe IN GortsmpitS NIT BEN
i nSsaS'a nns vi sItra n,ns' ' 81 goa sSa g ssss, Sss,s,
NIT ben ~%gtiantic 9oajt Cine" NorioIf un6
peft'ih itnb rClo Eomintun Sine. nod 9sep.
bern. @afbireton. T.'G., @thutono, b., uMs
Teru'yprf.
Mdb5etten nod europlif4em BLAME. auyu.
ribfe .aaiiten8iT,isr, eleltttf4e g~cIeu0tlnQ
Snnnpftei6une. @oien fret. Mefertirts aatnten:
@r. i07, ioftsBdittmDre. Strabe, Rr. 500 uTb
50e. 9~igbtsGfrabe, Q. ", 8. Office. 9nboftsGde
@aItinpres uno @albertrStrabe.- -Gonttnentll
9bdrlessGtr6be.
Subn Y. ebefySph, O. SteWN,
NcetPrdt. II. Gen.r WtdnnQ {. Ger. Ban .I5eens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Srief6cf6rScrnns mad oen NnslanSc.

SrteTucrproerltflg HGdj DflM T1slanOf.
Iic ~ouslGnbiifc GoIt idliebt iiir
sic NIT s. Sllni en6enoe 8o6e piintt.
lid IN alien 1SGaen i'm Snupt- FoItdmt
mic iolgt:
Die Eadetpoit lit often bon 8 ll6r
Wor0enS bis ) l16r Nahmittoas tug,
lid, ollSacuommcn Sonntng.
Die FndCtpoit iiir Geutid)lano
IGlieBt Inn 5 ll6r Na6mittagS am
3. uno 5. Grni, iiir @robbritannielr
unO Sreluno am IienItag uno 6rei+
tag I'M ) llbr Nafmittags.
Compiler iobren pom Nem.9orf
ipenn nift anoerS nngegeben.
3ronSotlontid dc Soft.
DiittpodL 3. - nm T llbr Nbeno5
iiir europe Siio-&roiilien mlb ga
Elota.21noc per Inmpier ga Ga.
poic," pia SABRE Eoltiad)en iiir@rob.
britannien, Srlmo mo Gentidlmo
mijiien per ga Sapoic" bc5eidJnet
iein) nm 10 llbr 9lbenoS Iiir europa
per 9ompicr o@lii6er," pia Elp.
MOUTH G6cr6orrg unb Som6nra.
Srcitog, Z. - I'm 3 llbr Nnd)mits
tags fir Ijorcn ; SnIeln per 9Gm'
pier Don Bottom; I'M I llbr slbcnoS
iiir europa, Siio 9rolilicn ino go
Elato.2dnbcr per 0ampier n9Scu.
Uort," uiu EiUnlontb lutn ~Gberbonrg
(Yoitindeu fir Srlnnb miIiien pee
nTep.aort" bc5cid)nct icin); mn 10
lthr 9lbenoS iiir europa per Golnpicr
,%llmbrio," uiu GuccnStomn.
Eolt iiir Sii0, ans Central.
Mmcrifn. @e it inoieu etc.
Mittpod, 5.-llm 10 llbr I6eno8
iiir Gubo Ducaton ulo Ganpedlc per
Tampier nMcrico"tc iiir Curtis IS
LAMB ulo San DOMINGO per 0ornpfcr
ySeminpIc"; iiir Satnuica per Gam.
pier BON EbiloOelpbiu.
Ionneritog. Gun 10 ltbr Mos.
Iiir @apti per Ganipier vSrinS Wil'
lem Der 3mcite"; fir Genlrol-Ame'
rita. &anal5onc, Colombia ltnb Silo.
9ociiic.SGien crlimpier pia Golon.
6reita9, 7. - nm 10 ltbr NbenoS
fir 'Torto &ico, Curacao, Seue5ncla
lno Colombia per GampIcr ~&bllo.
h%elpbia"; fir Eorto Hico, pia Eonce,
per 0ompier San Sltan"; fir Sec.
iporo. ltrlo @inomaro . Snleln uno
@uiana per Gampier "aoroua"; iilr
Sumaica, Yonomo, &onal5one llllo
Barbados per Sampler nSrinoco."
YoIt iiir NclliunOlau0, pio Npro'
Sionep, mo fir Miquelon, pio DO
Iton, idllieBt bier tGGlid llnt 3 ll1r.
Hodmittags; fir Guba, pia Tampa.
tuglid) llm 4 llbr NnhrnittaaS; filr
Gotta Rica, @orouras (Citfillic), Nj
caragua (S)ltfiiite), Guatemala mo
Solpaoor, ria Netp.S Orleans, tGalid)
nm l0llbr 9(benos; iilr Staot W'erico
tdglid) I'm 3 uno 10 lt6r abcnoS,
SronS Yocific 30 il. .
Witippd,. 5. - lin 10 llbr MODS.
fir Sapnn Gorea, Gbina mo Die Nbls
Iippiuen, pio Toucnuuer.
Nonneritag, 6. - I'M I llbr aboS.
fir Sapon, Gorea, Chino unO Die Ebis
lippincn, uia Sacoma; Inn 10 llbr
MbcnoS fir Snmoii, pi0 Sun 6rdn-
cisco.
Eoit iiir 9(ltliralieu, NculceIaro.
Sombo 6iii.Snicln ntb Neu-Galeou.
l,ien uiu @%ancclpcr, id)lieBt bier tdl.
lid nm 10 llbr NbenoS has gum 10.
Srni.
SronS9Y aciiic.@oit Miro tdglih
nod Dem 9lbiabrtsbaien 6eiOroert ullo
iino sic SbIuBitnnoen drrangirt mir
Tiiflidt Utf ,ocren ittniltcrbrodenc
lteberlano @eiGrocrung.
W. nSnlla SarriS,eo .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Merdauts & Mincrs Sransport. Gu
Iamptcr.St1te.
Trnmt uno YaWaatere,

Ihnlpfct.Mtnte.
Jradt uno YaTagtere.
sTadt Cotton nnp bent EHen
Mont.. 1ienft., Sonnerit., eanit., 8 ilbr sbbS.
tYsnd IrputSeuee unb benz cien
Sonntae. Witttpod, Sreiine. 6 tbr sbenbS.
'Eaf Tenpprt'Wetos nao Nrrfuf
tdgIih, 9 abr gbenos.
sSraft uneenomrleu tielib bis s tbr Ma@..
fiji bcnielben 9aa. abfabrenbe Sampler.
Mao eauannat nnh BEN eHbeu
Sieuftua, Sonneritng. Gamftag, Q 1lbr MtenbA
u. q. 6uria, Soent, aoue 9od.
e~anst.SHredu: German. unt etgtt9traAe.
O13.S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Nunnl Sluc 4iue
md Ynilaorlphia Tub Welu. llurl.
JItllct Ierflllnle an 0cr Nreilllo liunNilqTlen
StrGBe. gieip. gurI. bcouem Iln6 Soiels, Sbcn-
tern liHo @cidldftss Siitrift.

rcit sum @ebrdii6 in Der Gambler unb Wtt.
Rehabilitation Hm i0.00 gtbenos.
Jteierotrung bon Hlum in SdIais noer BAR.
orsg4uesons, Speiiernien etc. iperben ibueH he'
iorat Der 5cicpbun IN alien ioIgeroen Billet.
Qu., CT Raul 1924, ODER no. Gonrilanh 1901:
Wlt, 9iobnlsS citation, &. q g., III. 8ernon 1928;
Gamblers tniion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.. & 3.
Ct. @1il SAG. ODER mo. 9ourtlano 272G; unS
Tr. 52G, GiiosNroloiunu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
MarplGnS umb YcmnIyluania BALM

yhac U%crIaiicn .glrente .gfafIon:
7.30 Moreens Yorf Hcconr. tdglib, aiisseitont'
men Spnrtap. &
$50 Worecns Celia slccpm. rur eonntaa.
$50 Wpreens Selnir gccori. tI9lih, auSee,
itorriren Sonutdg. 1t-
II. 80 Mpreeiis 8elair Ieecu1. .deli6, arsaes
noinnten Gdmitna uno Sonntde.- ft.
90 HudmittaqS 9elair Mceom. itiir Sorutdg.
4 20 Tad,miifdas Gcldir I-com. i1iif Sduiifne.
3.45 Nddiniitaas Dorf siccom. tiglid, ausSes
lton1meu Gprnt1p.
4.05 NadmittneS NeIfu slecoui. nlr Gpanfaa.
l5.15 Tadmittuas 0eIdir Gypse, tdgIid, Gusee.
romiNeu Sonitng.
Clio Nbenbs Selta slccpni. tdglid). ausgetpifts
met Gcrntqa. ~ - fES
II 90 Mberos SeIfn geeoin. nut Srnniaa.
II 80 abenos SeIair secom. tdeIid. arsseronis
melt sountae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
**t Die biesiGhriaen Sra6remncn

'*** Die b~iesiGhri9en Sra6remcn
Beginner I'M .Yrolpect -Tarf" 9ien,
itaa, oeit 4. Slrti, NndNmiitags mn 2
llbr, uno mer0en om 5. nno g.. Siini
iortgciett. Siclc crltflaiIiae Hferoc
iino iiir sic reid)en Grcianiiie bes
MeefngS gcmeloct unS itebt Gin in'
tereiianter Sport in AusiidJt. Sir
@cttll,Itigc iino @ild,mad)er an Ser
9aro inlo Youls 81, Derfalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Yiauos uno SrgeIn.
Gbas. N. etieH, Q goros2tberips Strobe.
&nl. 0nabe & ep, abric.0etduoe, Wt. Fopdt.
ubeitpe.
Sampf. unb @a7er-Sei3ttne.
g. Q. ediaedter. 742 Ctts0ombarh.etrabe.
Napier urb Gapter-I iiter.
Smith. Tttun Co.. 100 uno 107 Sdnober-etr.
Slaogen, Banner, M5ei9en.
eisco Bros, Tr. Is, 8efts0eIinatonsGtvabe.
gle6platten, WetnI etc.
2ncn. Gonfltn & Co.. 12--19 gaIoeriton.Gtr.
Deteftip.M gentnr.
epanbaasr & ed,niict (friiber bel Gmift, gBeft
& 2ponS, 500 GaiperfsSebdnbe.
1rieobofe.
v2onbuu Rari Gemetsrn," Office 81. sBefteSa'
rdtoadSStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

"* Siir 6cinid)nedcr hiirffeIi es
bon Snterelie iein oaB in Der Studs.
bottle, Nr. 403.,i observation-disclosures
hcilc.. @oties-S drillseo.i eihaetrohea
iinb. mic ali anberer Stelte peS, 9lat.
tes .aueeSeigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Esaffe s%4ts,!aslttHs' it's AnstaaS 81
iorst' g. 8aitt, Nr. 413, Cif-SaIti.
mOre.s traae, nabe GoltMm4ssit.Ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
9ambMrgsWmerifa
-uam-
Suppelidranben.
GypreR. nnb Yafaaier.9 ieni.

a.2inis,
81 8roaomap, Hetp-yor!.
Irtbnr 8. &obiun,
I'm alten plate,
1877 S~It-8altimore-S!r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Marmor. un6 @ranit-Wer
g. Stlgartner & ebtae, 714-ts DeftsgaItt.
Der 0f Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
ruIt.gnrnbao,tie'

Tarptanb sruif GU, gor6 uet.Gde GaIbert.
unb @ermursStrube. Crier Serf6, Grdf.;
g. @ Zimmerman, Sefretar; Carroll Ban
GeB. S6abIHe:fter. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Staots.9mlfen

Staats.Y anfen.
yTmtite ganf u1a Yaltfmpre," BaItiuorea urb
9ouioa1:Str, !Mnsuit Beber Brdiihent. g. 8.
Slot S6asuleiiter.
Spar.0anfen.
,Tentide epar.Snnf opn Haltimtpre," Gutan.
unb Baltimore Gtrabe. %
,et. JcneS. spa rbanf," BdIttmpresGtrnbe unb
GuftotlsSu ui es2IpeIue. "5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
@ei9aftss@
Settlirgerl, 3~eitifuiften etc.
Baltimore EetpS Co.,. 9cbtb Nbercropl,
bic, Wiaraser, 31s Weits0 ertaan,Gtrabe.

gai,materiaIien, Tbiirer, Seniter.
rahmer, 2aben etc.
SameS 3. Dnter & Co., 115 uno III, Gab.
Trebertd4S trabe.
Dsp. o. elpan & Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

5rnneis 6. alemm, 8e9tsanpaIt, 225 ct. BauI,
GtraBe, Baltimore, Dio.
Sart n. Or. eGptt, 128-129 9atp.gutIbtHe.
8utauns aorb, 261-269 GaIbert,BmiIbtng.
3. t9m. Crtutaun, III Norb'Gbarles-GtrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
2eihenbeItatter.


sanbere & s5hne, 17osm1710 eamon.sosnMe,
Wm. Gpp!, 9ioribs ulb 8reruouItt 1oenue.
Gupfer;hmieSe uno BIumbeLs.
5o9u Snbsrt INA 1pames'eirabe. . & g.:
Bolie 1899.
Sener-0 eriiherunaen.
sAtpsal 2niuran,, SO; Of aiperpupf," benr9
Chamber ps Commerce @nilStng.
,Befwnnt SeuerperFdernaas . 0eteafaat,"
ydiriuote' unb 9iortbsStrate.
Hn. {. shd6eifuro & Co., IL unb II gbdut
berS Of Commerce.
@runocisentbumS Geenten unb
.SGnbIer.
eierre g.. Tuaan 4 RepSep, U Dfb3eytrs.
ton.Strabe.
EferbegeIfirr. Sabrifonten
q. z, Dan Con & ca. 404 N1eit.BeruarAS tr
Sufibmieb. Subebor.
G. essit s.aene Co.. Er. s62 nnb a64. ssors'
@dp'StraBe.
&oblen utb $ois.
eeHrh y. Bon eeius, $50, golnnlttaIdOenue
ShmltfSofet unb ubren.
q. 9. Wlaer, 2s Sft.salttmore'etrate
IfanbleiEe. @eihdfte.
"GoaIolIbateb soan Co.," 1 EorbsUob'etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Hational- Banfen.
5bt Oh 9uwn National gaut, @ap. unb Gre,
ter%straBe. Sacob U. Soof, grditbent: 8a.
bue, &afIirer.
rStrft National ganl Of Balttmpre," -. ..
Ntlcor, gafbier, II GoutbsStrabe.
pSnette Eattunn7.Ganf," 432 GI6sBroabipnn,
%. e. @uaner, 3afftrer.
ys9tfern Rationai Benf," n. Marriott, GO.
fiber, ID Toro.@utamsS traBe.
y1ruuerS & Wedvantcs' Sattuuat Banf,@
ebas. 9 WiGer, 0oibier. Rorbmeft.gde gu.
tdlps rno Sopettesgtrube.
sSbtrb National Sani, Baltimore unb Eortb.
Sirabe; Iap unb yia6t often.
rSarm<r1 4 WerhautS' Nattpnea Dany,"
Soutb. urb g. mbdrosStruBe.
,Gor:mereicl G. Scrmcrs Nattuunl Bnuf," Glib,
fpetts9de Sotparo' nno 9ermairStr., 5. J.
Baldwin, SiilfS S~tufiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
Qbpofaten.

;. Baltimore S-nt & gnara1its &c." gaat.
tnbIe,Bebdiios. t'17
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
eriHitp & surm.r Complain, 2os a..saea.e tr.

2anOpirtbitaitlibe @era.be unb
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

sanbcrS & sBhHc, 170s-17t0 @unrpn.stoefue.
Nm. Gup., 9ioribS uio 9rennouEnH benue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

~ ,snt-Nn ~ traEs>s 81 szf atajt 8f.Ns
sg~Sge&wg as fsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

GupferI1miebe uno BlumbeLs.
So4u .Sabert, 1714 SUamess&irabe. = & g.:
BoIje 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
a 49, 'H"r- aF--S--s- 4
RMIZ7IHflmRIl&0)IIp

8odcmiaseiI 100 8prm. his 500 Mbenes'
5riibrre slbfabrt bon Der glt. HnpaIse tatibf:
Naibiuatun, ~perlaten IFt. RnonI siqtina:
%6.05, *6.45, +7.10, T745, $50, 1888. lt0.50,
t2.43. 1880, *4.lG, +4.5b. +5.G5 gadin: 5000
+6.t5, 500 (gimtteol, 1850, I'll % %gt1enbs;
perl. GamocnsS Sutton "a 90, .*6.t5. 1880. zoo,
1890 VI. fl2.O2. *12.22. HOO, s1.05. 1910,
$500. 1905, 400. "4.$o, 300. =. % 9,ndtn,
1000. fG1G. $500. 200. $50. $40 tginiz
teo), $1,000, 1905, hI1.0l, #lI.32 Abos.
1rcoerid. GoinhensS tuttpn. f7.36 uIb S0t5
Born, +i.26. 1880 mo 500 9tahm.
Sngcrstpiun, ut. RuudIsSiatiou. f7.45 Inr.,
Ilnrnf 20 N - 90 NlnAnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

neutrality-suspicious.
D. z. Dan Con & 1r. 404 Aeit.B eruiar~1 tr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Shmltdioden unb ubren.
.. 3. Wlacr, 2S Sft.galttmoresetrate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Sufi1mieb. 3ubebor.
G. eeuit s.nene Co., Gr. 362 nno 1884. soro.
8dpsGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05
5tP 5aIItem ttnr fir Ref,tltate.

Sh enttdnfbe m zine FntiPnieu ME; Id bate tets mdns gsr'
fprebnneen uHo rele ME ia![hs Softnnngen onf ID bin spss
5iuUit fir Tetnens uHo drOntfde 3runibefien, Elm R0tiN5raoutrtet
her .0obns Sohf n' llniberittdt" lo babe Iangldbrise Gtiabrnns
n i'm Sefpital uHS III BribatsYrdIiS. Sd otdanOiIe SIREN Suu mo
eeb. 5Gnen Elm etrideS Gutahten fotrntrsf. 1b Made ben 2is
/ itditsipiSriaen Trrf9Idge; aGeine glpparote lgo bic mosernien
\ Gehlbr piro 6erGHst, penn cine bon mir perpruteHe sur Etdi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-05

Bfanolsite. @efddfte.
,GuaIulibatcb 9pan Co.," 1 RorbsOdb,gtr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
Electrifyina the Rhine.

The river Rhine is being turned to good use by the electricians who are erecting power stations along it's banks says the San Francisco Chronicle At Angst Wyhlen big power station ha> been established for which the com pany erecting 1t will pay to the Swiss canton SIS, PA for the concession, an annual tax of s17 ,254, and supply 5.200 horsepower electric energy at cost price 10 the canton authorities. The conces- sionaires also obligate themselves to pay S24, ,f23 toward the erection of q new bridge over the Rhine. The prin- ciple of making those who use water pay for tue privilege is well establish cd in Switzerland, where great care is taken to prevent anything resembling q monopolizatlon of a natural benefit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
BEES AS LAND PROTECTORS.
Wonan's Novel Scheme to keep
 Greeks From Trespzssing.

Keeping q party of Greek ia6orars employed hy railroad of of her land by means of bees vas the novel iiaa of q woman living several mics frara Jennings. 0 T., says the Sc Lae.s Past-pi<.atch. AI other means 1ays ing failed. her husband being preFsE ell from driving the men If with ; shotgun hy tse authorities. she reeen1 ly pat her pan into execution.
 Takfns I number of hives. she p!ace3 them at intervals along the fence next to tha iailsoad. When time came for the la6ofers to quit work they inn alE- ately start7d b climb over the fence gh 50 aoinE faaE disturbed the bees which 3sS.sle,4.ed out and stung then. on all parts 9f the hodg Hardly one escaped ~j Haft feeling the sting Of one of the lees fGc faces of many Of the men Were ss.oi}5.a to twice their natural size. and it vas several day before some Of then were able to re turn to work Bgt they have not tres. passed on the land since. although tue bees have been removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
Hooed He WouIdn't Grow.

\ we'll known member of parliame'.t was addressing an agricultural mee ing in the south of England and in tha course of his remarks expressed the opinion that farmers do not sufficiently vary their crops and make mistake in always sowing wheat.
 One of the audience opposed to hrr. in politics asked him what crops he would recommend
 Everything in turn" he replied.
 Well" said his interlocutor, If swedes don't come up, what thenf'
 "sow mustard" said the M. F.
 And if mustard doesn't come up what then!'
 And 50 he went on through whole list of crops until, the M. P.'s patience being exhausted, he put an end to hi. questioning amid roars of laughter by saying:
 "Oh, SOW yourself, and I hope yea won't come up"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
JAP TARS AT i1sii.a3EST0WaI.
Little Warriors Critically Ezani7=
 Guns and CutIasacs at the Fair.

Little Warriors Critically E<anir=
 Guns and Cutiasses al td2 Fair.
 Five hundred Japanese sailors from the cruisers Tsokuba anI CHit3se. no, part of the Jamestown e=. st,:je. naval rendezvous, recently invaded tn exposition grounds, says d Nu4.z.a (Val special dispatch to the New l.ei. World. Everything that tha laps can" across was closely scrutiniz"A. I..t-- not only looked at, but handled. fe.t and smelled things
 They were more interested in the government exhibits than anythin" else, and when they reached the army and navy exhibit of guns. swords, cut lasses, etc, there was wild scramble to get their hands on them regardless, of Hands off signs and the adnonz tions of guards.
 The guards were swept off their feet as the curious little warriors made q rush for the implements Of war They made critical examination of the curve in sword or the mechanism of the modern rifle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
Wireless Atlantic Liners.

Sir Hugh Bell, the new president of the Iron and Steel institute, in Lon don, predicted in hls inaugural ad- dress that a century hence, with little or no machinery aboard and scarcely any crew. ships would be sped on their voyages by electricity generated at NJ over the Atlantic. says q London ca
 ble dispatch 10 the New York Sun. This. he added. sounded like a strange forecast, but it was no more incredible than the scientific happenings since ls07. The world moved on in sue cession of dreams and their fulfilment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
wi.oh.rafe h the tiinataaa:h Century

Most people believe that witclI"H5Is among civilized people ended when t,ls sSaIan witch mania ran it's course and died out in the year 1892. It dla as far IS America $ concerned, eXeeHe among savages, but in other countries the belief n the superstition did n5- die until much later date, even II t can be truly said to be dead now. h France m oII beggar was tortured to death as late as 1897 on the charge 3. being one who ..communed with evil spirits" and in Spain witch was burned ia 1s0S h 1850 in France 2 man and his wife tortured q suspected witch to death. and nothing at all was done with them by the criminal courts on account of the lingering belief ia soree-v. Four years later a witch wa~ drowned n England, and in 1860 one was turned n Mexico. Tn 1874. 1S.9 1880 and again in 1889 witches Were publicly burned in Russia, and even as late as 1890 regular judicial trials of witches were had in Prussia, Pc land and 4AustriaHungary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
CircumstantiaI Evidence.

Chick Bruce was a famous Adiron dack guide, who accompanied Grover Cleveland on one or two of his hunting trips in those mountains. Chick left Mr. Cleveland sitting on a log one morning while he went out to drive down a deer should he chance to fint one. When he came back he saw hi. distinguished employer still sitting o' the log, but with the nuzzle of his gue pointing directly at the presidentia chest.
 Here" shouted Chick, "quit tha dod gast ye. Suppose that gun ha( gone off and you had killed yourself what would have happened to me Dern ye, everybody knows Pm Re ublican!"-Saturday Evening Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
The Vanjshina Trick.

Into the gr9cer'S shop walked an an cient Iady with slow and halefn@ tread and carrying m her arm R-tS ket containing large earthenware peI with lid. Placing the basket en tl.a counter. she made ra~!ous purchase. which she T1lt carefully in the pot ard had her bilF made out.
 By .he way she said before paying this. do yoH mad keeping this Pes with tle purchases in it Hntii | come back and par far t'en as ! hove r. buy other tai4-s some distance afe- and it will Ue aa9a convenient for me to leave the things dere till Iater:.
 This request vas willingly acee Ie.t to. ami. lifting he pot carefully e.s of tha basket. the al4 dame 2laead with an effort. ia =a corner, then. pia=- ing her basket oa her arm. left rae shop. Hours vent by. day riQeneA into aveBins, md evening gave wa t5 nigi1r, bGt 5ae oil woman did H return Ut HtSt the proprietor taoH-.as of examining the a'shenUare pct see if by aHe nance t had it's 9THez address Hn6a t, and great was his as- tontzaneeat. 2ot un1inged with e2:z- may. b tsnI that tt possessed no 9at- t0al-Eort1on Answers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
A Larqe Order.

The proprietor of a certain restau rant leased" the reverse side of h.s bill of fare to a carriage manufacture r who prints advertisements thereon The other day customer, In grea' hurry, ran into the restaurant. sat at [ table and was handed bill wrone side up by the flurried waiter. The customer put on his pince-nez, curle6 his mustache with his left hand an, shouted in voice of thunder: "Brihe me a fly, laudau, two vjctorias and 2 dogcart Got any funeral cars" Tn waiter fed.-London Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
T. B. Reeds RirthpLace.

The birthplace of the late Speaker T E. Reed. which is about to be torn down. is in the heart of Portland's Italian quarter and is now tenement, swarming with sons and daughters Of sunny Italy. says the Kennebec Jour. nal How much they are impressed by the greatness of their surroundings was shown recently when a visitor. desiring to get look at the celebrated statesman's birthplace. asked a boy Ii he would show him the Tom Reed house. "Tomma Reed! Tomma Reed You mean Tomma Reed, da milka mau?'