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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Nus BeterS6 urd miro ges
mclOet, Dob Die 9etbeili0lnld bel Den
Mublen Der &crtruuCu9mdrncr BON
Irbcltern, 9alcru ltlO &lel1gutS'
beIitern, Die aus iGrcr Q|itta Die
WabImGnncr iiir Sic Cumnuablan I'll
mGblen BADEN, cine iebr aerlnqe &C.
meien lit. Sn mundlan Doutoerne
menta erihien taum Elm Fro3cnt Der
ySoblbcre6tigten 5ilr &nbl.
Gle Serluite Our4 @roB'
ieller bc5iffertcn ii6 inn %olnlar Die
les 9obrcS fiir Die Gerctni8ten Stoo'
ten unO CANADA olrf mcbr ais 81
WiQioncn Collars, s MiQioncn me6r
ais I'M &onunr 1905 un0 6 WtilIioe
ncn mcbr ais i'm Somlor 1906. IS
gob olein % S%d)oocuicucr nit cincm
&crluIt BON 100000 bis $4,000
Collars.
Ger ~9uffolo &olf8fr."
ibrei6t: Sic &%leini9feit bon 10
WiQionen Dollars mirft alio Die
Shonfiteuer I'M Stootc 9tem. BORT
ob, 10 MiQioncu mcbr ais I'M Sabre
1905, etc Ben O0eQ mo Die &an0-
onfcla entOcdtcn, Oob Ole @roBltoote
nod nid)t oQe Soften OcS StoatS'
b~ollsboltS olein trogen." - IN man.
den on0crcn Stootcu itc6fS niht
blcl bclier. 9lu6 Oo DcrIteDcn Die
2%onOontclS, ibr S6cil Stcllern aus
ben St0oten berous5uiAinOen.
Sic ~ mericon 9iion 9 o.
cietp" tbcilt nit, boB I'M @or5cn in
Den Screini9ten Stootcn icbt MIR
nod 1000 9iiffel criitircn, nobel Die
in ocn pcri6ieoencn 5oolo4ii6cn
@Grten II. /. NJ. befinOli6cn mitges
jdhlt iinb. Sin G6cil Ocricl6en ioll
nm nod Dem nor0lucItliden Wfons
tano 0cion0t merben, mcld)ca gang
bcionocrS giinitigeS Ecrrnin filr Die
@iiIiel cntbGlt. @Gp0bnlihc Sdien
0iebt'0 Die iblpcre Wicrgc inn 2onoe,
ober Don 0Siiifcln" lit nid)t piel 81
lcbcn.
M,,uIouSta fwrE;Edn McScr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Die brannidpWcigiid)e Grbiolgeiraac.

3ie 6rage fommt nid)t pom Sled
Gas @e~lienGaus gebort 81 ben Ser.
iderfamilien, Die IN alien 5rGlinlcrl
uno anipriiden befongcn bIeibel,
bis lie ourf Die Sbatiaden ielbit mt
liebinm onrauf oufmerfiom genod)t
lperoen, OaB oas Gao Der 3eit Dor
mdrts gerout lit, bob bcute uidt
mebr m0glid lit, mas nod Dor pier5ig
Sabren ourf1fiibrbar gelpeien mare.
Ser Ser5og bon Cumberland bdIt an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Scfanntma6uugcn.

s~inacbute iurrocu g~ciurocrt str 2iefcruh8 nt
oae ScpGrteincnt iHr 1ffent!inle Stterbctt, th'
crsScpartemcut fiir UciuHogettslueieh, pph
SipBtbcrities9 intitprin Serum uno SBnIpbe, ~
bonn GatIm Der go1trah. gcrGeuu5g an, fir
cine teri3oe BON sDDlI MCiatsH cTicroctllN
fe!l rioseH, IN uebereiGtturTlng MT sen StG-
3titIatioHtH, Die GIL grrlanGcn rom Geiret1r
ncr Gtiuno6eIta -Gcburoc ii ociCl GiirGau i'm
RdtGbdus-2tmHer erbdltlid itno.
Veoem alii9etot muir Elm 6tGluiOiai9t 0peu
BON SlUU, an ofl U,aDnr lIno EidoirdtD 3dpls
]sinGcbGie miiiien b~crfieaeIt uno an ocu
rNoaro OF 9%lluuroo" inter gloreiie bon Narrn
s.. &ooper. StaSisJieaiitruior, gert6ttt ullo III
oeiier 9iireal i'm 8Gtbbauie bis @iittpodl, II
llbr SornlittaGs, AM 10. 6ebrliur 1907 ci19e'
Sic 8cb6rbe bcbdIt Iib ba8 5ie6t Dor, iroenO
Elm oocr auc I1geboie 5i perlpetlel,
Or. Samrs Spslep,
MISUNDERSTANDING
6. Glan gimanus,
900 &rditNent Der Goniratts9eb6roe
sirrau Der observation-disclosures . GummiNarc,
~SucusWcbnuoe.
va / NJ G. Den "a. .1dnuar 1907. -,
SeriieGelte @raehoic an oen ,Soaro Of
neroen bonn Observation-Disclosures IN leincm NHs
redu im 1iGibbnuie bis Wittiuudl. bel 13. 1e.
bruar 1907, II uhr 9ormittags, entee4ert aes
iomnlef fiir Die gtioelirung, ben @oiienbnt
unb ole 9flniterIng nit WIatdoam ocr Gro.
mansglnenuc, bon cinert Yllrtt ungefdbr 1900
SUB titIib bon SdrforosNoenue nab oer Gelnir'
JOao.
Spe3ififationen uno g~lnaebotS = 5ormulare
ncroer auf Ipplifatior in oiefem gilreail 9es
I%iefert. 100 8ldne uno Sroftle eiIiaetebeIl ner'
Die niralt.%erae6nneS.8eB1 bebdIt itb
Sas Hedt Dor. irGetlo luclde rrlo ale Nn9eboie
~ perlperuien. Gin begldIhi4ter e6ed ~ Der
06be oes in ben Gpe}ilttdtlole1 al9e9eoeIeil
9etrugcS. 3ablhar an oen Ifd0or lTllo stGoi'
ratb BON Baltimore, nlIB ieoem In9eboi beI'
eeiii9t ieiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Miaiuu, &. Suffers.

G8 itarO nub ldn0tm gciocr om GamitaN,
ben o. Scbruar 1907, tsininm n. Boilers,
~eclicbter @Gtte bon 6enritltn g, @'onerS. aeb.
GbicnlCDcr, i'm 9tltcra hot TO Sabrcll. Gie &es
llbr NahmitinaS. hon iciner leetclr I3obnun9,
gtr. 23G, gtpros Sremontsglbe., ans itatt. 9eis
fetung nnf Der r@aItimorer Gcmetcyb."
It-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Catherine Nccic.

g5 Ttarb plbtIi0 nm II. SeOrunr 1907 Ga.
tbcrinr Nrric, aeliebte Saith Oc5 beritorheIen
Sobn Ncele. Sic SeerbilunG iinoct Souners
itas, 9in6mittuGs 2 rbr. BON Der Anbnutto iii
rcr 6o6ter, Srnn Sboti, gtr, go, Gumbers
lnnosStrnbe, ans itnit. %crpuiote uub Srcurs
Oe ltno odtun15pou cingruOcn, oericIben bet6ls
l0ubneIt. (43-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
2pubpur Sart.

Der bansttaaiid,ts srteohct tn Baltimore,
Su ieScr Seir trreiihbar. SIM Gents sSabr.
eelb bon alien sta6tfbeiIen.. Strabenbabn.
@aaons palireu ben Sanpteinaai'g, que bret
Sic ben srieStof bel ranbeii Wetter befuten.
9esrdbnibpldee 5u febr rtdbigcn Rretien,
fdmnlfIif inter fortipdtreHbcr Ytlese..
Wiir.an: Nr. 81. Nef's afafoaa'efraee.
Gor6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
@crmiIdDte Inseigen.
TanfIaanng.

<WNI THWHHU'
gStr iprc6en bierI1it alien 6reulloen rno We.
farmten lir bds e%ruiclelle geilcio urln ole
Nlnmeuipenncn 6um SeardbniB iInieres GeIieb-
ten SubncS !Ilo Vrl0er5
Nuguit oaaS
nnicren ticfGeiiiblten Sanl aus; cberfo henl
Qdiipr Ih. gehmaHn bon Der cpnua. slrlib. ct.
SubanHessNirhe iiir feline iroiireiben eSorte
bel Der Graucrfeier.
Sic trauerHOeH SiHterbliehCneu:
WiarH SnGs,
Srcocrid Saas,
Bcurac Naas,
G3) SuBn Naas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Ialfimpre Ecmctcrn.

Sareau: SrantIin.s lbs,, .sattinnorr' n. Wertbitr.
Bearnhltibrlute 5nri @erfanI 49, DON 20 an.
bier 9rdber. Sreie Venieiifig oeF 8apelle tnr
Irauergpitesoienfte. (SufilOIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
TtDtDcnoCn.
Iie Baltimore & EDiu GiienDaGu. u fielItlait.
Sirrau OcS GctFct1rs.

WaItimUrt. Wto.. 10. Suunnr 1907.
9ae 9irCftoyium bat beute bon Dem gleiio'
GiIfummel Der am 81. Sc6cnlber 1906 enoel'
6en feds @tonate cine Siuiocuor upn 5tuei (2l
9rujrnt auf bcuurSnatc Niticn Der 8ciclifatt
crilGrt, nelde am 1. Mldr5 1907 an Die Iltie1.
Subnber, uelhe biz Sltll 10. Sebrrnr 1907.
bet'm Ibfblub Der IransferirsSiiber, eirget
iuuGen iino, alsbe5ablt Wcroen.
Gas 0irGitoriIm bat ferner pom benz ueher'
f6uB Der GinnnbmeH Der @~eieaibatt cine Stpl'
ben6c bon brei go Rro8ent AMI Die a%ep6bnli
den 9ltien Der @eieui6aft, 8nblbar am I. Didri
1907 an sic 9tftieninbuber, lpeIhe big 5iu 10.
Sebriur 1907. bei'm gtbihIuB Der 1ransferir.
Nitdcr, cincetrugeu limo, crfldrt.
I'm oicie SiDioeuocu Cin8utruqeH. lucr0en Die
IraneicrirsRii6er Der @eiclfbait am 10, 6e'
brnQr 1907. 3 llbr giabnlittuss, aef6IoiieiI,
uno AM /. Wtdr6 1907, 10 uDr Wlor9e1ts, lpte'
Der G%e6ifnet.
Canf2S cb12) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Sic rpthcn &oicn ioIIcn
IN Der lror30liI6cn G(rntec u6gcidofft
lucrocnL neil lie inn &ricgc cin girtc5
3iel fir ben 5eino abgcben. @rolt
ODER braun iouen tic in 3utunft fem;
marllm ntft &bofi?
Sic @eirkgcbumg nom
Ganid5 bot ii6 nit groBer OiuioritIt
iiir ole Grmdblmtg Der Nuuoc$iclo-
loren blrtb oos &oIf erflGrt. ,Sn CT
ncnt 9eidluB miro ser GongreB Err
Illdt, einel GonDent sur Nmenbirung
Ser Ecrfoiiltng cin5uber1lfelE INN sic
Oircftc SenotorennoGl 5u erm0gli.
de1l.
8encrul-N nmalt 9ono-
portc 1T allf Dem Sis Dor DEM (Sltiti3.
poloIt III @oibington 81 Sail 0cfont.
men ltno bot OuS &a10gelcnt gcbro.
hen.. (l1 Der 9unoesboltptitoot bGlt
mon nt6t einmoI Die Srottoirs Dor
ben 8unoesgebGuOen %eisfrei. liner
bort. Der Serr Suiti5miniitcr iollte
Den Solmieligen iofort ocn Fro6cB
maden.
Ole 0uooc5- Hcpu6lifcn
@On0urn5 un0 Nicaroqllo, bon 0cnen
Die GrItcrc etipos iiber cine babe
WtiQion, 2eBtcrc etlpo 100000 Gin
luobncr bat, iinO olti 0cn &ricgSpfoo
9eqonocn. 0oS Sfie0sgcri6tS.Gr Sri.
bunoI, pelfcS bic 0iiieren5cn 9iitlid)
bcile0cn ioate, lit oufgcloIt porOen.
"a miro Yrdiibent HooieDelt ocn
fleinen St0renfrieOcn pobl nit Dem
groBen Stod fommen miilien, oomit
niht gerou.ft miro.
Scute fcicrt OaS umeri
foniid)c &olf ben 90. @cburtstog
Nbrobom 9incoln'S, ocS Wonncs, Scr
Die @eididc Der Ser. Stoatcn IN ocn
fritiidcn 3citen oes 9iirgcrtricgcH
lenfte, Der 0roBtcn elmer inter Den
@robc1t ocS 2nnocS, Dem ol6 Die 20.
litiiden @egncr ibrc Iftlng ni6t
pcriogten. S6lidt, ielbltlos, prin.
%5ipientrelt, 6egobt init groBem Eintel.
left, felteln WiQcn ltno cinem ltnbcr.
lie0liden Srmor, 10 lebt Iciu 9ilD in
Der @elGid)tc. Gr bot oic Nltfgobc
Der He0icrlnlg flr5 lno biinoig ho.
roftcriiirt ols cine Ncgicruno OcS
Solfc8 ollrd) 0oS Golf mo fir ooS
&olf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
&%crIammlnngs glnsciscn.

,6antun.siuenn @au', SpGrs NIB 9eiB.
3crciu."
[abrceperiammlunB lno Yen!uienluabI S!cns
ita1, Den II. ,Sebruur, i'm Seretlss9oidle, Nj.
1925, Ganicrssloerue
:. WuIicrtaau, Triiiocut.
u. aiIbemau, SetretIr.
IiO o-oN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Gin " dclblott mcint
ooB Die 6oltcrucrf5cuge oeS WiitteI
alters I'M gerGleif nit einem moocr.
men 3eltgenperb0r bod red)t borm(oic
Ginger GcucIen icicn. Nun, menn
babel III gctrod)t Qe5oQen miro, ooB
man III irilbcrcR &ubrbunnertcn itGr,
fere Ncrpen bate, pie b~eit5utogc,
Damn mag'S itimmen. Gie 3ellgen.
perb0re iino iibrigcnS nid)t ooS
SGlinmitc. Gle Jog. oSdwib" .Eroz
5eIic, mclAe nit Nn9cflogten ollgc.
Iteut merocn utO luie sur 3eit Der
Softer nod @roocn abgcituit iin0,
Inn @%elt0noniiic 5n erprciicn, iirlo
Der Softer Oes NittelolterS iebr Gbll.
lidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Cine YarlomcntS Conn.
miilion empiieblt Scr iron5oiiiden
0ommer cine Soriierb0bung iiir int
portirte Sdrllbmoorcn BON GO Gents
bis 5lt einem Collar 20 GcntS Ooa
Eoor unO cincn ollgcmeincn 3oIl
bon 81 bis as Collars pro 100 Gilo5
(220 Eiunb). bic Gmpiebllung miro
bel Der iebigcn 3uiommlenicbung beA
lrou5oiiiden EorlomcntS folrm crnitz
lid befampit merbcn. 9ic fron5oii,
ld)e Snonitric mo Die fron5oliid)en
Nrbciter iollen bcifiitt neroen. ,Sll
crlter Sinie lit bieie Gr6obun9 Der
3oae aegcn oie omcrifoniihc Sdub-
Snouitric gcridtet, Die IN Iranfrcid,
feIten Sub gefoBt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Gprrainc.

Maleriin 9~arfartig SrieSltd.
Weitlit bon 9Salbroof etr frnb cine balbe
W,eiIe. @enuyt Die init Eoiubattdn be5et9feie
9,ort1s slnenpss6ur. fsrete 8itftber gidbrittags
am IcruinuS. Freiie bon 9eerdbntbpIdeen
iest fpe6ieI. 2eidic 9eoingnlgeii, .1eiepbor--
Cation 223. 9ircau: IraitIin. nno @inoiUr'
9iuaos. &erIanot Nrpihiire. (Wlai4 ,1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Iulfs WarplanS Suiimes Director
Trau Gliiabcth NuSolpb.

Tr. 1918, Neits2anunlc. Sirafe.
@rilnoli6er llnterri6t in Der For5elarsWlas
ICrei.
Sin feineS gtiioriimcni bon aemoItem 8ors
5eIinn gu an9emefelIcu &retten an 9ano.
(Sept30--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Guiulano's tirfiidc SGbcr,
Ganitable. G~ebdube, 9uitantt se8ea. etets ofirn.
(WIo22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Son Ser WonotsiHriit iiir
ocutide &liltur IN Imprifo Ser
Tclttihe S%orfGmpier" lit Die 5mcite
Numner eribicncn. GaS 9lott ioa
ooS Gcntrol.O Organ icinL COS pom
Ocean 81 Ocean Oie 9iirgcr ociltihcr
N|bitonnllng in ben Gcreinigten
Stoottn perbinoet. Gin ipld)eS 9lott
criiilt ober icillcn 3med mn, mcnn e$
Sunocrttolliel0c bon 2eiern finbet
lllo bon alien oeiutiben Gereinen mo
Srganiiotionen burb Mniienbcitel.
lung nnteritiiBt miro. Gie ms Dor
lic9enbe Summer bietct piel Nnrc.
gcnbcS unb Sntcreiiontes. % Der
ErciS bcS bcutid)en SprfdmpferS
j1brlid rntr cinen Collar betrGgt, al.
10 5luci GentS ipohentlih, 10 iollte
0ieiem Gentralorgon Ser 0eutihen
ImerifoS Elm Woiien-N announcement Sl
Sbcil iuerben. 9~eIieaungcn ulb
9citr1gc iinb al Den SerauSgeber
unb Gcbofteur g. Siercd, 517 @elt
124. Sfrobe, Ncns glorf, 81 ridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

gcrliner 9Iarter + BEN
Den befonnteu 2ebcmonn Sarrp 2ebr
iuegen lcines allitrcteES ont Sofe ben
Sofnarrcn bon NeD'2)ort 0enonnt.
@iro ulieren Sorrp lpenig onfcdtcn.
Us gebt linn luie DEM griehiibcn Il-
riblaoeS, Der ieincnt tbcliren Sut0e
Den Sdppon5 obifnitt, MIR bob Die
&ciitc bon linn rcocn ioQtcn. Sorrp
Sebr 1T Der Grinder Der piclbcipros
d)cnen ~Wonfep Giners," Der Ser
rcns Armipon9en nit oubGngenoer
Soric. Gr nil in Der 2elite Wlinb
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Sas bette unb bintaHt bsutids SIatt tn beH
Dlitttl. uuo ehbjtaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Vdit fir's Nnsianb beiprst G.. 8aiue. Tr.
413. On. Baltimore ctr, nabe G%oitnmbouie. slvc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Der 9eutfde CORRESPONDENT
erideiut jeben Sag im Sabre.

GtgeuthRmer @, Sntue, npknuae:
g. & 3. $40 n Wubtfon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

Gic n2incoGn Sorm" ~ y
2incoln gcborcn mitroe, lit ictt IN
gitten Sonoen. Nobcrt Golfer bon
NcD.S)orf bot nit onocrcn @ercbrcrn
Slncoln'S cine 8cicIidoit gcoriinoct,
lpeld)c bic olte &cntrdp. Sorm oils ia.
tionole grinncrlnaSitGtte erboltcn II.
jcocm 9eiud)cr 5ugGnglid) MAIDEN
mill. 9nS &inoerbeinl 2incoln'S iolt
10 picl, ais moglid). pieber III Den 3ll.
ltonO gcbroft mcr0cr, IN Dem eS 81
Sincoln's Soften mar. 9ie ,9incoIn
Standardization" ioa fiir ole Bel.
ten ollSidlicBliGe Gigentbiimcrin Der
Iorm iein. Sober gmerifaner fam
ourd Subifription bon % Gents bis
5n % Collars Mitglieb ser Niiocio.
tion mcroen. Gie @eitr1gc merocn
sur Grbaltulg Der Sornt. ipipic sur
Grridltu1tg zines biitoriifen Mu.
lcltnlS pcrnonot mcrocn. IN oicicnl
Muieuml miro audi Die Stonmlrpllc
nit Den Hnnlcn nllcr Tercr oli6c.
luobrt mcrben. bic bo5u bcigetrogeil
bobell. Dab ,Sincpln's Cabin" nit
ocn onju 1ehori9en ITO Hdcrn 2an0
erbalten bIeibt.
VdM fir's Ansiaub beiorat G. 8aiue, 8r.
lAD n. nj .ft.-~- 49,. 80 ls..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
Baldwin Piano
Sale Meeting
With Success

The advertising sale OF Baldwin
pianos now going on at the store
room. No. II Blueneld avenue. con-
tinues until Saturday. September
18th.
ThiI great advertising offer is for
this time only and is made possible
through the publicity department OF
the Baldwin Company.
The pianos on display were es-
pecially selected for this sale and
embrace all the new designs in case
construction as well as embodying
all the latest mechanical improve
ments.
Every piano sold during this ten
days sale means the loss OF the re-
tail profits still this loss is offset by
the fact that each piano sale becomes
lasting and permanent advertise
ment for them. and It Is this adver-
Using that they are after.
Several fine pianos have been sold
to delighted purchasers who appre-
ciate The big bargains they have Sc
cured This is a splendid opportuni-
~ to buy piano OF quality at a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
HENS Daily str.at Car Bid.

Afraid of being called nature
faker," .Motorman Bratchey. OF the
Berkshire street railway, running be.
tween North Adams and Cheshire.
Mass, kept to himself sometime the
trick of chicken OF fancy pedigree
which he owns.
The other day. however, a rural pas.
senger who CHANGED to be standing in
the front vestibule with Bratchey ex-
claimed in surprise when a chicken
suddenly swooped down on to the
fender, and after riding there a few
minutes came flying up into the YES
thule with a squawk OF satisfaction.
By heck" said the astonished
farepayer II never seen that done
afore, an I've got more'n 800
chickens"
I'll bet you didn't" rejoined the
motorman, and then he told how the
chicken, whose name is Marietta, has
been taking these trips on his car.
from his home, four miles south of the
city, through the principal streets OF
North Adams and back for sometime
now. Bratchey never slows down for
Marietta, but she is an expert at max
ing flying connections with the
fender, and never forgets to be grace
full about 1t, either.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
Brought Capital up to Date

When President Roosevelt adopted a
livery and put the national colors on
his coachmans hat, he gave the finish
ing touch to Washington as an aristo-
cratic and up to date capital Now.
at least the gentry can be distinguish.
ed at glance from the commoner.
Six years ago, Washington boosted of
but one state equipage, and that was
the property OF the mikado's envoy.
Now, Mr.. and Mrs. Everybody. and
those who want to get into the same
family circle has his coach embellish
ed with coats OF arms, his attendants
bedecked in gay livery and ribbons OF
the same colors, fiuttering from their
horses binders. When the president
goes out TO drive. his driver and foot
man wear bum trousers, dark green
coats embellished with shiny brass
buttons. and cockade OF ricolored
ribbon in their silk hats. Each OF the
horses also has a bunch OF glory rib
bon tied to his head dress. When Mrs
Roosevelt goes for an outing the out
TT is male more festive by the use
OF tan harness on which the national
emblem appears several times and
the drivers whip is decorated with
the national colors The boys and
Miss Ethel have individual ways OF US
ing bits ~ red, white and blue. about
their pony turnouts. and even old
Pinckney as he goes marketing for
the family. marks his horse with dis
tinction by fastening a tri-colored TO
settle on either binder.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
DRIVER WAS NOT IMPRESSED.
Ambassador Jusserand Probably Now
Carries Credentials.

Ambassador Jusserand, from France.
was one OF the party Of dlplomatists
who accompanied the president to
the opening OF the jamestown expo
Sition.
The ambassador, who is small and
nervous. grew tired OF the exercises
before they were over, and concluded
to go back to the hotel. lie left. ac-
companied by Nine Jusserand. Con
veyances were few. The ambassador
looked around aud saw several sur,
reys standing.
He clapped his hands, whistled and
shouted, but the drivers paid no at.
tentlon to him. Then he tsudged over
and said: II desire to engage this
carriage"
Can't" replied the driver.
Cannot? And why?"
Because these carriages is re-
served for the presidents friends"
The ambassador hoped up and
down. But am re presidents friend"
he exclaimed. lapsing slightly from
the punctilious English he usually
employs
The driver looked the ambassador
over You one OF the presidents
friendsY he inquired scornfully
Which one?"
Il am re ambassador from France
re ambassador from France, tell
you"
The driver grinned. He leaned out
and shook a warning finger in the
diplomats face. Now see here" he
said, you can't come that over me.
Alphonse. Saturday Evening Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
TELLS LOVE IN LEGAL FORM
Wooer OF Washington Widow Make
Deposition He Adorss Her

or score or more of prominent
Washington widows. one OF the most
conspicuous is Mrs Albert Clifford
Barney. who sailed for Europe a few
days ago, after receiving the most en-.
traordinary declaration OF affection
ever bestowed on mortal woman. Mrs.
Barney has the assurance that she
possesses all the charm Of her girl.
hood days. despite the fact that she is
the mother OF two daughters to all out
ward appearance as old IA herself. for
one OF her adorers-she has several
has just gone before notary and
made solemn deposition in legal form
that he loves her for herself alone and
furthermore, that should she consent
TO marry him he will never accept one
penny OF her fortune I'm life or make
any claim on her estate should he sur.
vive her.
lie has proposed orally 80 many
times without getting any results that
In desperation he has at last resorted
to this method And even after this
Mrs. Barney sailed away without en-.
couraging, much less accepting. the
suit OF so disinterested lover. The
latter Is, however. not wholly dlscour.
aged, and proposes following his
adored one to Paris.
The object OF this disinterested af.
lection was born Miss Pike, OF Gin.
cinnati, the daughter OF that wartime
manufacturer OF a whisky which laid
the foundation OF the vast fortune this
twentieth century knight treats with
noble scorn. She is handsome WON.
an possessed OF great talent, as a por.
trait painter. several OF her pictures
having received distinguished notice
at the exhibitions of the Corcoran art
gallery. AS practical illustration OF
artistic temperament, she has taken to
architecture. having built herself a
wonderful house, combining in a de.
llghtful fashion the purposes OF a
home, a garage, and a studio.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
RAPs FOR GREAT MEN.
Achievements Frequently Belittled by
Their Contemporaries.

Learned men do not always appre.
ciate the achievements OF their fell
lows. II is related that friend
brought Millions Paradise Lost" to
Mackenzie. the great Scotch mathe.
matician, who remarked, when he had
finished II:
It's vera pretty; but. mon, what
does IL prove?"
An anecdote OF Dean auckland IL
lustrates the antipathy felt 60 years
or more ago by the old classical schol-
ars at Oxford To the new scientific
learning. They described 1t as mis-
chievous and absurd" When Buck
land went to Rome for a long vacation
one year an elder don is said to have
exclaimed: Wen, auckland has
gone to Italy. Thank heaven, we
shall hear no more OF this silly
geology"
James Russell Lowell. while minis
ter at the Court OF st. James. re-
marked one day to a friend. prom
inent British statesman, that he was
going to Enfield in search OF the
grave OF Charles Lamb. THAT re-
minds me OF the judgment OF Lamb by
one OF his contemporaries" said the
statesman. Said he: Lamb is a
highty writer of silly papers. in
which there Is no mention OF polit-
ical questions of the day"
Paganini. the great violinist, while
in England was referred to by a great
jurist, writing to a friend az "a moor
hddler who had driven the town mad
with his squeaks and scrapes"
A good story is told of Henry Clay.
In the zenith OF his popularity and
fame. Meeting an old schoolmate at
reception he expressed regret that
another friend, a mutual acquaintance
whose career promised to be brilliant,
had given up his life to the raising of
pigs and making fortune The
friend presently met the gentleman
referred to, who exclaimed. with a
shake OF the head:
Poor Harry Clay! He might have
made good stock grower, and be a
comfortable planter now if he had not
wasted his time in politics"
Even the father of his country"
did not escape detraction, as we all
know. Tradition has it that old John
Adams once stood before a picture OF
Washington. ut which he shook his
fist and exclaimed:
You old humbug, If you had not
Kept your mouth closed you'd have
been found OUT"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
LEARN TO DANCE.

Glass for lady and gentlemen be-
1nners meet every Monday and
Thursday night. Term 10 lessons.
Tuition, $500. Don't put 1t of, but
start the next lesson. You can learn
dance IL you can walk. satisfac-
ion guaranteed.
PROF. MOTIFS DANCING ACADEMY
Sohn Building.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-09
Reelalmlna VIE psasrt.r.

A barber named Bunch CHARGED
with deserving his wife was recently
paroled by Washington court on
the following conditions He il TO
stay out Of the country for period.
20 be determined by his father-in.law
He has family Of fye boys. and be
cannot see them unless his behavior
justihes &c. lie has 10 go to church
every Sunday. work 10 hrstclass
barber shop, and haze a recommends
ton from the minister OF the church
that he has been trying to be man.
Should any ~ the conditions be
broken Bunch will have to 20 20
prison To- three months.