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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
@crlangt 100000 SdJaocnerlat.

gbtIippi, @. ,Go., 20. Sept. -
Iie BON Der Nelp-Dorfer S6allipic.
lerin 2oiliie 2onsoale eingetleitetc
S6aoeneriabfloge gegen Blaine 81.
fins, jiingiten Sobn bcs 9unbesiena.
tors Stepbtn .. Glfins, erregt gro
beS elllfleben. Gie &lGgerin beihul'
oigt oen iilngen 0iann, Elm ibr gege.
beneS Gbepcripreden gcbro6en 81 ba.
ben. Blaine @lfins lit ser 9ruocr
uon Gatberinc glfins, melbc angeb.
lid nit Dem 0er3og ser slbru55en
perlobt lit. gSie Senotor @lfins nit
tbcilt, erfl1rt Der Sobn, es iei o6io.
Int ni6t mobr, oaB er ser Sdouipie.
lerin Die ebe ueriproaen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Salu luicocr cinmul.

Fitf | Iburh ga, 25. Sept. -
hihter y ". 9lrhbalo bon Scran.
ton, Fa., bat enticbie0en, 0nB &urrO
81. SbopI Der OiiBohtlma beS @es
ricbtS icblb pig lit, ilnb Oic OitSbc5iiH.
Iidc Gntbeioing murOc bcutc I'M
biel0cn Nn0estreiSgeriht bonn glns
malt 9Ilbet 4. OteDer, Dem Grultce
oe8 Sbom'h hcn 9tndIoltay lntcrbrci'
tet. NIdtt 9lrctbalo bot gleih5eitig
bic 9InSltcI Img cincs Soitbeiebl5 Sc
gen Sbolu |Ncfrrtirt, bnnit oerlclbt
bierber 0rbAdt merOcn fam, INN iih
5n perantp9 9tct. "a icb Sbmu ic-
bod nidt Il ser GSuriSoiftion Der
FennIuIponit @eridtcr, iouoern i'm
Staatc 9teu.Aorf i'm GcidngniB be.
finoet, 10 lit s nod iro1Ih, mcIcbr
ucitcrc Shritt III Der 9lugelescnbeit
crGriiien nero 0n iollen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Siuonitu in 9tclusYprf.

q cp Oorf 25, Septcntbcr. -
Scr5og tr0itnn0 oe 9iontpeniicr,
Sobn sc @rnfcn pon EnriS lmO Gn
fcI OcS bnigS 2oitiS Ebilipp Don
6ranfreiD bGlt it'd sur 3cit incog'
nito unt( Sem gtumcu 6err Sc %il.
liers inn n&niterboder $ooteI" out.
Gr trot Il lebten @iutcr bon Eori$
ntS GincReiie I'm oie g8cIt al mo
bht Oielebc nobe5u poIen0et. 9ou
bier auS piro er noh Fnri3 3uriid-
fbren. Per Ser5og lit 81 Sabre alt
ms MIR pom @roicn be 9erni$, iei.
nan &anner6errrL mo einem BE.
0i|nten f0leitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Sn6rrfuluic GOm9rcf.


. 0r. 9tobert Sod Nreiit IN ole Gi9flli-
lion Elm uno bCbt sic ,Sortihritte
in NrfGnlpilug Don Scubcn Der
uur.
E6iIa0eIp6i a. go, 26. Sept
- Gie bier nlif ocln internotionuIen
lubcrtuIoic Gongreb perlnrnnclten
@clcbrtcn QCbcn iicb porlGufiG Ser
tcdniiden NeipreHung iibcr Oie Sci.
lln9 llO &nrbCuQlmq Der Shuinos
iudt bin Gic berporr1genbiten @e.
lchrten Guropu'0 un0 @lmcrita'9 ne6s
mcn ol oicicn @ciprCbuu0en t6cil.
&ortrGgc lUurocn Gcbolcn iiber
o&prbcuguna9 Wiobrcgclu" ,&p.
1icniitbc Ginridlhln0cn BON Sonato-
ricn" lnO n&ortcbrlu9cn iiir fortac.
lbriticnc SbminoirdbtSiG0e".
Or. Hobcrt &od) bon Berlin ser
Gnt0cder oeS Guberfel Bacillus,
nobm al ser Gi@fliiion tbeil. Gr cr-
flirtc, DOB oic bcrtc Cr5lpmgencn
%oriihtSnnbre0eln cine qrGBcre 9lllS'
brcitllng onltcdcn0er arnlltbCitcn folt
rnnlGAlid modcn p1bren0 friiber
loldc non Sono 5i 2nn0 rn0 5eits
mciic iiber ocn gr0Btcn Gheil Der
GrNc perbreitet murcu. 9ll3 9cilpicl
iiibrtc cr bic SbutIode al. Dab luib-
reno Der leBten 5cbn Sabre III HuB,
lon0 iiini Wtul oie Cholera ouS9ebro'
bcn lit ooB Oieiclbe ih ober niht
nod Ielnid)Innb bobe ol5breiten
f0nncn iniolqe Der ltrenQen Quoron.
tGnc al ocr oeutiCbcn @ren5e.
oTie Siolirlua oQciu," crtl6rte
Erof. Sod, ofont Die 6uberfuloIe
niht olSrotten sd babe mcinc 9ln-
Iidten IN Oicler 0e5iebunG nobiii5irt.
Mcinc crltcn llntcrlnhunacn iiibrten
MIDI 81 Dem Wlouben. bnb Die Bio.
lirlln0 cincS 3nolitelS nQcr tSduc
bon Snbcrtllloiia 5lrr GroouclIcn9IltS'
rottlng Der &rontbcit Iiibrcn mir.
Oen. Sd bin ictt niht mebr 10 boii-
nungauoa. IS tonn mebr burd Die
Slolirirng inl Seinl mie in Snltitll-
ten gcldebcn."
Inter Ocn nnoercn bcrnorro1enoen
HcOnerl bciinben lih Or. bon 2eilbe
bon gSiir5bnrG Ir. Fonnlpib bon
Berlin, Or. @linorb bon EnriS. Or.
Norooot bon Cannes, Gr. Golmette,
Gircftor 0es GoltclWsSnititutS bon
&ilc, Tr. Surrnnb bon 9tcu Dorf
Gr. @ig9S pom @eillnobeitS Geporte-
ment bon 9tclp Yort, Tr. &irbner BON
@crlilt, Or. 2nurcncc Slid bon Ebl'
lnoclp6in, Or: Giron, EcnnDlponicr
@cimobcitS GomnlliGr, un0 Or
&on Stcrnbcra bon Mnlbin9ton. Or.
Sio03 trot bofir Gin, oob oic @eillnb,
belts s@eborocn outoriiirt pcr6en JOLT
ten, iol6e Shlpinoiiibtiqc, mel6e
cine @eiobr fir 9lnoerc lino, IN Sn-
ititlucn unterbringcn 81 oiirler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Grplpiiun BON GellnluIc.

GambriOge, Moii., 26. Sep
tenbcr. - 9ei elmer GrpIoiion bon
Gclluloic in Scr SSabrif Der ,Socol
Golnb 60" bier lit belltc elm annbc
getootet iucroen. 3ebn 2lrbeiter trl,.
gen ldipcre &erleblugen oapon, nm
cincr lit bereitS geitolben. Ger
granoIdaOcn be5iiiert iiG aui $25,
600. 2ie @rploiion eriolgte beinl
GinauB ser Granloie in oie aomm.
iorlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
@rui,cr YranO in 1aiia.

VtnniIu, %. September. - Sin
9ro6er lDcil ser Stobt Baiig, nabe
Mouilo, lit 6urh 6euer 5erlt6rt nor
oen. Der Sniiu, meider 9eitcrll
ilber sic niitIeren Sbeile bes Ebi.
lippinen 9lrhipels iegtc, bat groBell
Sdo0cn ol Gigentbum angcridtet,
oaein man 0iaubt niht bob piele
WenhcnlebcH nerloren gin0en. 2ieu-
tenant 9lomca pom Gonilnbler.Gorp3
crtronf nobc Si9on, i'm noroli6elr
2u5on in Oct 9ronbrng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
gScaa SiebitaGlS perGaitct.

Rem Dprf, 20. September. -
9lIhert . 9romH, G0morO 3. @ubo-
nnlL ". Rbca @bitmon rnb 2elplS
@hfer blmA OiitgIieber Scr iolli.
ten 6irntI u. 3. Sromn & 60, mur.
oen bcutd ais lie nob einen &erbor
Dor Den 9lnIoca-Gomnliiiar ou3
@unEsgficbt ucrlicBcn utter elmer
@roB,ieb ablS 9lnflngc pcrboftct.
Gic Snfl9ertn lit Sri. Selcn u.
9lbernptbt g8ic oicielbc nNttbcilt,
ocponirtciic iucniGc ToNc Dor bem
6olliment Stabl. unO @ilsnbabn.
9lfticn III @crtbe bon ctpu $t7Sl
lei Der 6fma 5nr iiheren 2IlIbeluab
rltna uni Oieie 9lftien lino MN perr
l6luun0eI
Die %J Jboftctcn mur0en Ipiter ae-
gcn ie 5000 9iiraitboit entIaNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Snib Gitp In 1ylanlncn.

ct. EouL Niinn, 20. Sept. -
Gine bicr cinaetroiiene Gepeibe me-
set, ooB 9lth Gitp, Miun. in Slant,
men itebt. Gas biciige Seuer De.
portement bat cine 0onlpiiprite nit
9coiemng OOrtbin geihidt. 9uib
Gitp lic1t 81 Meilen norblidb por
tier an ser ~Horoli1en Gociii;
9a6n."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

&in0er, ltiir5ter in Die 3iefe. ,Siini-
rn05ponjig Oupon erlittan 8erren.
tln0en Ser &n6heI Qllctifungen II.
dnocrc GllBere un0 innere Terleeltn.
gen, IS beionocn iicb 3ur 3eit OeS
llnIolleS 10000 Herionen ouf Dem
FIube, lnb e5 berriAte cine unbe.
idbrcibli6e 9luircgung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
Mn ,tuan,ig SoOtc.
3luei gabn5iigc eullioircn in oidytcnl
SdJmccgcItObcr.

NoblGiiigfcit im Signnl0icnIt Der.
llrioht cine idrcdlidje Nobnfoto.
tropbc ST 0oung'S Eoint Mont.
- Gollilionen i'm 9te6el in ltcu
Oorf. - 9un0cSicnator Glfiu3'
Sobu bon einem SNonipiclcria
nlf 100000 Sdaocncriae per.
flagt, - 2Inflmit oeS 6cr5ogS
bon 0tontpenlier in ser Oietro.
pole. - @iitglieOcr ser ialitcu
Sirnn u. .. 9romn & So. ne.
gen NiebltablS perboitct.
2tpin0lton H. Otont., 25. Sept.
- Gin Geriouen5ug Scr nGbicagr,
burlington lnO Guincp. 9abn" COLI.
oirte bellte innitten Oihtcn S6neege.
It0bcr3 5u 0ouna's Yoint, ouf Der
n9tortbcrn Enciiic- 9obn," nit eincn
tSrodt5ugc, unO ehua 5nonSig Mcn.
IMenleben glngcn Oabci perloren. Ter
6raht5tg plroe acraOc oui ein Nc'
bcngeleilc gciilbrt, nm Oen Ecrionen'
5lr1 uorbci 5iI lulieu, olltm man bate
ueri1rnt, oCn SeBtercn 0rrh Slng'
genlignnlc 81 marncn, un0 oa icil
Hotomotiuiiibrer ocn Srnht5ug nns
lGBli6 ocs Shncelhlrtnea niht ie6cn
fonnte, 10 fam cS 5ltm 3uanmcn-
Itob. llntcr ocn Eoiiogieren Oes
Yerloncn5llGes heion0 ii6 cine aus
Spofnnc funnenoe Delegation iiir
sen in Albuquerque tngenOen SSrri.
gatiouS GongrcB, nllcin iGnlmtlicbe
Iclcgotcn, lopic ii6erbolpt oQe ,Sns
ialien Ser 5lpei Eullmolt @ngaonS
cnttnmcn unperlebt. Snlt alle Eni'
iogierc i'm Nouhmoggon Ooge9en
luurOen gctootct ooer pcrmlnOet, uno
Die Srilnnmcr botcn nnCb Der Golli.
lion cintn ihrcdicbcn gInblid. 9la
elmer Stelle lparcn licbCn aorper 10
eng 5ltI1nlmcn ge6rGltgt, 0nB lie uur
nit Der gr0btcn Nilbe Gctrcnnt mcr-
bcn fnnnten IS mar unnl0Blid), Der
Sebcnocn 5u belien obnc auf Die
So0tcn 81 trctcn.
Nohitcbcno fol9t cine 2tite Scr
lobtcn, ioiueit oerrn 9tomen ernlil'
tclt lin0: Obrrlt @onion uon lltnb,
Sobn GoplnL @iQingS, Mont.; Con
2lnoerion, Sonr0p, Mpnt.; 2oren5 u.
Stcmort Genu, Oiont.; $. g. @onl-
File, O!iniiton Soma; e. Z. Gpnof
lcnper; :. $. Barnes, ScottIc; Is.
0t. &oniif, 9lnoconOa, Wont.; Srl
9obcof, Nci5cr, Billings, Mont; 2.
Gbingbon Gbico Springs, Mont;
Charles &. Sobnlon 9enper, Gi-
itriftS- -Eoiio0icr-9Igc Der v9tidcI
Elutc- 9abn"; George 9attlerod,
Anocon0o Wont. Sobn 9ipnn, Gllb.
ing, Sflnb.; Olilo Sollonop, BRENT
icr, Billings, Mont; - Sihcn-
ram, @obnort itnbefan1t; bier nibt
iocntiii5irte &oblenAr0bcr.
Mc6rere scr Nerlcbtcn, oorunter
H. u. HiderS aus @iaingS, 0iont.,
y. 2. Wcitncrp, Snnl. Slontomie
mo 9lnton Homcit9, meroen piellci1t
nidt nit Dem 9eben 6aupn tonlnlen.
GOlliiioncn lit NcGcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
&crgiftctc lid, NIT .SulssMlfobol.

y emport VIEWS, 30, 26,
September. - Gle Sobnion, oer
5lpeitc SifiSier oes normegiider
Iampiers ,Horopfn", Captain 2ino,
lpeldcr sen hieiigen Srfen aui bsr
,Sabrt bon Sernonbinc, Sla,, nod
Stcttin mlief. bat pGbreno Der
tSabrt an Der &iilte berte SelbitHorl
begangen, inoem er ,pol5s9llfobol
tranf. Gin @runo iiir bie 1bat oes
lln9liidlihen, melhcf ous 9eraen in
9torlpegen gebiirtig iror, lit nidt be
fannt.
NGiie fir,s Nuafnnn briarat e liaine. alr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02
llnfnQ aui glusitellnnasplaB.

Roonofe, "a, 25. Sept. - sInf
sen bieligen vSoir GROUNDS" broh
elne 5rib'ine jlllnnmen lnO ilber
1000 Eerionen, Wdnner, Jrolen uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

uell. Vefotucrl lpetptH olt llnttrlOeti
Jung inter Ocn Sprrcb Dc& %ortcita.
geS lut0 oic Srgoniiirun1 elner Sp-
petition gegen bic HeifSiiuou5reiornt,
Die IN 9luSlidt 9Cnonlmcneu neueil
Steucrn, ipel6e cine 0riiden0e NRebr.
bcluitllng Der Grnleren &oIfsflolicn
bcOingten Gie So3iolocnlotraten I'M
Siiben bobcn biSlonQ 0en Sprllb oeS
FurteitageS pollitGnoig ignorirt.
2ie @emcrf h oitler gcae II
W Witglie0cr hriltlihcr
Ir6cttcrbCrGinc.
Sir 0ie 2Irbciter iinO bon ser 2ei.
tllng oeS ntucn 6iiritlihen Sbeottr5
in @ero Goritealnqen 81 biIliaen@in.
trittSprciien orron1irt porbelL nod)
Dem Otlitcr Scr ullf birefte Seronlni'
ilng 0e9 &oiicrS IN Berlin ein9eiiibr-
ten Froria. Iic @erner @cmerf,
id)oitIcr boben eS icood f6rnlih ob-
Qtlebnt, BON Der in Heoe ltebenocn
&erQiinitigllng @cbrouf 81 mo6cn.
Sbrc @ci1crltng Qriinoet lid Ooroui,
ooB iie nidt piinlbcn, Nemeinlom
nit oen OiitQlicOern briitlihcr glr,
bctcrpareine hoS Sbeoter 5u beiuhen.
Gcutide Sffi5ierc ais s II.
itrutteure Der dlineii.
6 zen 9lrmec.
Son Observation-Disclosures Stite perIoit.
tet, BOB mebrcre Oeutldc Oiii5icre ola.
Hnitrufteure in Die hineiiiHe 9lrn1ec
eintreten uer0cn. Ofit ser cinid)l10i.
gen GrloubniB bot Die biei0c Mili,
tGrperpoltun0 eincm Orin0enoen Gr.
ilhcn ser 6ineiii6cn Negicrung ent.
iprohen.
Ger Sail 0cS Clipper Erin-
sen Vernbur0.
9ic priuotc glifnirc, mtldc, pie &c,
mcloct Den Erin5cn 9crnburo sur
&ippc, @rllbcr 0eS regicreuoen Sir
Itcn 2copolb oe5 Gicrtcn bcpo0cn
bot ocn Iicnit nlS HittmciIter i'm
H. &nIltlcr &uInrcn-9fc9ilncnt 5lt
qlIittircn, lit onNcblih lebr bcifler 9to-
tllr. gSic bon onid)tillcnO gut lntcr.
rihtcter Seitc pcrii6crt miro, lit Der
Sail ocrort, Dob icber Sfii5icr aus
Dem AnlaB ieine GeroblhicOung sr
aeiu0rtigcn hobtn ipiiroe.
& 6 cBt lid aus Scr5mei i
lung.
SclbItmoro brging unter icnlatio.
nc!lcn ltmItGnocn in 9resluu Ser
lllon Shnitlcr, Sroonnon5 i'm Sta
be bcS GnmnanocllrS Der 1litcn Sipi,
Iion @cncrollicutenont BON Iolfcn-
bopn Scin 9iittncilter bottc i6m
oic &opitltIntion pcrmei0crt. ,Sn Der
%cBmciIlung 0orilbcr, 0oB linn boS
Nponccn1cnt 5ltn llntcroffi3icr obac.
lhnltteL cridob iicb S6nitlcr in @e.
9enport oeS GomnonOenrS. Gle 9lci.
he &ugcl, lpelbc cen lngliidlihen
l(lan foot 81 @nocn ltrcdtc, illbr
Dem @cnernlllcltrnant BON Solfcn.,
bopn ms 9cin llno perurio6tc cine
nidt gciGbrlihc @lnbc.
ScirotbS / hminoIcr Gin
IGnc.
Ger, pie an #. September ocncI.
oct in Oiilnhcn olS SeirotbSihnino,
Ter nno WGbhcnbGnoler perboitctc
9tclion lpclfcr Cincinnati, Ohio, ais
lelne Selnotb onao6, bot ii6 nlll.
mebr ula cin Tine, 9fomtns 9tiel.
Ien cntpuppt. 9tob Den beb0roli6en
Grmittelun9cn bcibpinocltc Nielien
leine n9rGlltr" ipltenntiid) nm i6r
@elo, ibren Shmud uno ibre aoiier.
lnoem er poraab, baB iofort Die 9lb.
relle nod 9tep Dorf criolgen meroe,
5l melhcm Gnoc ibm Die Sodcn BON
Mcrtb onpcrtrollt muroen. 9urd) CT.
ne @clicbtc llntrrbielt er, mic alcid,.
fallS conltntirt moroen lit, sic regite
&erbinOlng nit elmer Nem Dorfsr
9onoe bon W1SbenbGnolcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

= Die S6au6e'i6e 9rnucrei 81
Suoion, N..D, ging geltcrn in Slant
men oui Ger Gerllit betrdgt etlua
$150,000. Man permutbet grano
ltiituna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

Gaiie nadi sem Mnslanb beiprst CD. Aai,e,
413 Sh.Saltimoreitr,, uaae Saitpm puuie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-02

Vdiie fRr's Mmsfnno briorgt q. Maine, gr.
413, Sft.Saltimuu'2tr.,H Habe Guitom ppuie Ave.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

Phil felt a little guilty as he glanced
at the pile. 1t seemed as though ne
was intruding on sacred ground. Sill
he had not been to blame; it was the
brother who had unconsciOusiy laid
bare her secrets.
Henry worked and chatted.
Funny she thought so much OF the
old thing. She cried the day she
dropped it. Girls are queer, amt they?'
Phil laughed. He echoed the remark
but with a deeper meaning. He resolved
to wait, if fortune depended upon
his getting that train he would rather
lose it than miss seeing her.
He persuaded Henry not to light UP
and they sat in the twilight. Every
nerve was Strained for the sound Of
we'll known step. At last her CHEEKY
voice sounded in the hail.
Sitting in the dark. brother?" She
turned on the light in the sitting room
as she passed in. Then she caught
sight Of Phil.
why. Mr.. Harding'-she started for
wari with outstretched hand, but fol-
lowed his glance to the table she gave
a cry of dismay. For once she was off
her guard She turned pale and
grasped at the table to steady her.
self. then her face flushed red; she was
beginning to get angry.
Phil turned to Henry. "Say, Henry.
there's book in the library called
1.-The Cruise of the t'irefly." Find it,
and here's dollar for your trouble.
After a search of Is minutes Henry
returned to the sitting room. He had
heard the hall door close and saw Phi,
hurrying down the street.
I'm sorry couldn't find it for him.
he said.
Are you pleased with the way !
mended the dish?"
Very much, you dear bungler." she
said with happy laugh.
Funny girls think SO much OF old
truck" he thought as she watched her
carefully putting away her treasures in
the Chinese teapot.-From the Boston
Sunday Post
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
The Kaiser and the Fox.

The Kaiser's courtesy in always
raising his hat when he saw fox was
not inspired, as some cynics suggest,
by the fact that We now import foxes
from Germany to replace the victims
of the secret vulpicide to which keen
game preservers are addicted. AL
though not so prominent in Teutonic
folklore as the hare, the fox is still
looked upon as mystic animal
throughout Sweden and north Ger
many. In L,Any districts Reynard has
long been regarded by the peasants
as so sacred that his name must not
be pronounced, and he is alluded to
by some such euphemistic title as
'blue foot" or "he who gees to the
eDeest. Gazette.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
a HOUSE NOT MADE WITH HANDS.

The House OF God hath many and many
room, -
Yet none we reckon save his room u
Life, 18th
Wherein we dwell to-day and mar. with
strife 1870
Ard bitterness the fabrics OF HIS ,oo call
Strange, how we hate the door Hien
tomb. ,uished
And gather close to speak with aiis
breath ho,a into
OF them who cross its thresfoiu INV
As nassing to an immemorial doom.
How shall we feat Gods house' i'''
ing Him: <.,;onod prisons
Surely He hath not fash''"e'
WHORE ' Ha would hide US, like child at
sobbina for one beloved to BRING '"e
Nav hut a larger room of God they tre .aa
viii, soundiess feet, our Brothers Oh '"e
-Euerv Pottle. in Uncle Remus's Masa-
zine.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
CHILD MARRIAGES IN MEXICO.
Mexican Women Over 80 Have Not
Much Chance Of Being Married.

Mexican Women Over 80 Have Not
Much Chance Of Being Married. !.
Not the least of the romantic feat
ures of the marriages of Mexico are
the ceremonies uniting children. The
marriage of girls over II years of age
and boys over IA is permitted, end
most marriages in Mexico come in ear
ly life.
There are about ITO to $50 MAJ
ages a month in this capital, riez@>>
lous proportion In view Of the fact
that the population by the ceEsrs OF
1900 was $4,000, and is now probably
nearer 100000. This small proportion
OF legal marriages is due largely to
the expense attending religious cere-
mony. for the peon is educated to be-
lieve that the legal marriage Is not
sacred without the church service.
Hence when he cannot have the church
service he does not bother to have
the official service. which is not ex-
pensive. performed.
The general age for women to marry
In Mexico is about 20. The statistics
for the last two months show the fol-
lowing figures on the marrying of wo-
men:
From IL to 20 years, 80; from q to
30 years, 1O2; from 81 to 45 years. "a;
from 46 to 90 years, S.
No woman over 60 was married dur
ing this period. AS is seen from these
figures, the number of women who
married at from 81 to 80 years Is
greater than any other. The age at
which the most women marry in Mex
leo is from IS to "a. 1t is to be OBJ
served that in the higher classes, the
girls marry generally when over 20.
and some of them nearly 80 and over
30. while in the middle class a great
majority of the women marry before
they are 20 years old.
Among the lower class, on the con-
trary, the number of girls who marry
before 20 is considerable, and many Of
them marry at Is. IA and even II
years. The most recent cases of girls
married at IS and 16 are observed
among the middle class and lower
class people. One of these is Angela
Carmona, who married at Is years;
another is Spanish girl. Rosario Con-
zalez, who married at 16, and another
is that of Eduardo Gutierrez, who mar
ried at A.
AS to the men. the age at which they
generally marry is also from 81 to 30
years. The statistics, for the last two
months show that the number Of men
married at different ages was as fol-
lows.
From IA to 20 years, S; from q, to
80 years, 90; from 81 to As years. 81;
over GO years, l.
1t Is seen that the proportion of
men marrying before 30 years is strong
although it is not as heavy as tn 1t
OF the women married under that age
The proportion of women married ut-
der 80 years is 1876 to 20, while the
same proportion among the men is 95
to TO-
In Mexico a woman above 80 Is cbn-
sidered as not having much chance
of being married, and in the middle
class the chances are not great beyond
Is years.-Mexican Herald.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
How She Did It.

"Mrs Chauffeurly is always running
down people when l go out with her
IA her auto
Doesn't she ever get arrested?"
"No, they can't arrest you for Cos
Biping, can y?'-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
Al Due to Peter Or pan Out.

All Due 70 Peter or Pan Out.
First Man-We have eleven kittens
at our house, and I've named them
all Peter Pan.
Second Man-HOw's that?
First Man-They are never gofE. ltc
grow Brooklyn Lite -.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

Will prop
Pacific
equal is in proportion to the number OF people
who live along borders
To-day the of the United States has about as
sbOard shores OF the
times richer natural than are those tine
sterile hills
and is easily capable OF
4OOOOOOO Along
hundreds of miles there but one word
Paris The growth OF this any OF the
will be exact proper
OF Asas
Pacific
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

Only One " Rromo Quiaiss"
That Is Laxative Bromo Quintno: Log.
for the signature of E. W: Grove. o.ou a. ~
World over to cure Cold in Ono Day. ~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04


It's
girl his
getting
his con2de Club girls and wog
a
speciany
marry them and coasauey
club for everything they
thing clubs
chairs Daughters ofthe
all follow The
losing their qualities
y the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

If.you court one temptation you arc
sure to win score.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

Apia and adjacent plantations In
Samoa are now provided with teio
phype communication.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
When They Differ.

do they never forget their differ.
ences?"
why, yes, lin a way He fOrgets
that he's a gentleman. and she forgets
that she's a lady"-Puck
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

Piles Cured i'm to II Days.
Pazo Ointment Is guaranteed 70 ouE1 ~!
case ofItching Blind Bleeding orProtl"o .ne
Piles in 6 to IA days or money reiunoeo' wv
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

The only way to save time Is 70
spend it well.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

The religion you can live by VIII "
to die by.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
Fine Recipe For Colds.

Mix two ounces of glycerine WIZ.
half mint of good whiskey and aoa
one-half ounce Concentrated oil .,
pine. This latter comes IN onen .on
ounce Walls packed in tin scren .a r.
air tight cases, which are in'enu .s III,
protect 1t from light ana fe'a'A
the original ozone. 10 rsed
This simple mixture is TO De w. s,a
in doses of a teaspooniu' ~ rso hot.
spoonful four times Gay. 1.-Two
tie should be we'll shaken eau uni.
Don't use bulk oil oil pine =, a..
tations of Concentrated VIM a and
often found with similar naM .o,r lle
style of package. They are ,u' Auy
and work havoc to the Kiun.' ii, Of
druggist has the Concentrates -
pine.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

BELIEVE girls working who have to do so but others
who merely for pastime for fnery with which to
themselves ought not to be employed Did
notice how enemnate becoming the men whose
daughters wives help support the family? Such men
the strong, noble qualities that the of family
produces They inefficient "nobodies" and efem
Every the globe ought to be interested
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

The devil can beat any Oh US a.
business Of making fine sentimen'''
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04
Future of the Pacific
BY Chauncey Thomas.

generally conceded believe the best and most TAR
sighted minds that the greatest world trade OF the 1af
is to be across the Pacific For trade centered
with the result that the largest anu
important. cities of that time formed on Tie
shores Northern Africa The dis
America. then wilderness centered trade ateT
Atlantic important cities OF the world