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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-12-19

nlpte endowment WHY Is CKoSAN LIKE
THIS box"
every one on the American gunboat
not in Crouans confidence was the alb
sencc Of cigarettes When the coffee
was served Cronan announced that
Santa claus had commissioned him to
convey a splendid gift to the mess
lie then produced the half flied box.
why il Cronan like this boxf" en-
Enthusiastically asked one officer who
belonged 10 the conundrum class Of
humanity
Hes not full" one wit replied
Hes q delight 10 the eye" said m
other
He's white, straight, and whatever
yellow there is Ia him is the best yell
low there is. hazarded a third
perhaps" admitted the questioner.
Put rly answer Is this You ind GRO
nan always whore the smoke IS thick
est. Chicago Tribune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-12-19
A Christmas Hymn.

No tramp Of marching armies
No banners flaming far.
lamp within stable.
And IN the sky a star
Their hymns OF peace and gladness
To earth the angels brought
Their Gloria In Excelsls"
To earth the angels taught
When IN the lowiy manager
The holy mother maid
In tender alteration
fier babe 81 heaven laid
Born .owiy IN the darkness
And none 80 poor as he.
The little children % the poor
His very own shall be-
No rush OF hostile armies then.
But Just the budding sheep.
The angels singing 81 the Christ
And all the world asleep
No fame Of conquering banners.
No legion sent afar;
A lamp within a stable.
And IN the sky q star
Margaret E sangster in Golfers Week
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-12-19

fortune TO be-
with him on the
gunlpoat Marict-
IL during h 9
blockade of Ven
ezucla in 1902
hy Great Brit
ain Germany
ana Italy There
was no duty too
oncrous for him
To undertake. no
service he was
illingtoface.
Ills men stood
sOlitllv behind
him ready to 20
" h q re yer he
would lead
.AS the Nlariet-
l.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-12-19
The Bargain at Home.

Bobby Mamma let's give papa a
lovely gold scarfpin.
Mamma-That viii be nice. Bobby.
Bobby Mamma. you put In $40
and I'll put In a dime. = Brooklyn Eagle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-12-19

l,a r1rcr,tily
pa tn9 un qn,l
seu+t,ti,n ward
room of nh.
rril.rnovi,lft bn
commitment. ar
M. Au,.rtcaIt 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15

moli0c N1lfrii6rcn Oic'cr E6ncinc.
rclNc'dldtc 81 @pcrtralru.
Hi'9 Nlorcn3 piu Nori2 fonmt bic
tntcrelonte &umoC, OuB WSaOome SOs
)elIL lpetInn0 &ronprim5ciiin bon
SodieL ibren ncllcitcu @tmohl nit
eInem frGitiQen GtammbaItcr be.
4Iildt bat. Sic lieDt Den &nter 10
'cbr, odB lie lid euti6loi'cn bo6ell
loll, oen SproBIinQ iclbit jl idlrgelL
lu1o lie Ideint 0cml,oG5 bcitimnlt SIT
lpiiicn, ouB cr e5 ollb luirtIid) lit.
Die &nIel Greto, mcIdc lett eli
&u1ren bon britiihcn, nliiiiden
irau50liidcn un0 italicuiiNen Grllps
pen bc'ebt mar, iou lett cn0lid) &c.
rGllnlt lucr0cn Oo Die ShuBmGdtc
81 Der Nniidt gcIouQt limo, OuB iid
Die VcDoIfcrlng gcnij2cno bcru6iNt
bat, INN ocn 9lb5u0 0ca MilitGr2
mo0lld) 3lt MAIDEN. Grcta ltono bis
1896 inter tilrtiifer &crridnit. IN
jcncn Sabre bate elm lbcil Der &c,
p0ltcrlrng nit Millic griedildcr
Nruppcn Den &crilG Qcn1o6t, Die
&nlcl bon Der tiirtiiden @crriGoit 81
bcirciCn un0 lie BON @ricdenlon0
mlncftircn 81 Ioiicn, ,Scoodl Die bier
%crp0bntcn WlGdtc luurcn OnAegC1l II.
nubmcn cine irieOlid)c Wlodooc ser
&nIeI Dor. Sm Sabre 1898 lpltr0c
Grcto nit Den bcnod)bortcn &nlcln
uon 0cn Wtd6tcn ais ciu iclbitltGn
bigger Stoot gcihoiicL NIT cincnl
General 3 GommiliGr Der M0htc ais
HcrmoItCr mo inter tilrtiidcr Sbcr.
bobClt, je0od) obnc Iribllt5oDlung.
Grct0 bat zinc gcmiidtc NcU0ltcrunI
non im @nr5en ungciGbr 325,OOO
Gtnpobnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
Northumberland.
SinanjsS cparteTeut.
lIutersT epartcincnt, Collector Der 0aiiermietben
uno S%iceHier, JiatbGuus.
gu ! ! w y |, otn O. iytuL i'CS.
geriicgclic NngcbD.c nit Der glutidlrht "Frr

VQlIl III q I {, 0ell D. Dul lJUS.
9eriiegclir g~lngcbD.c nit Der giutiGrtit BRO
0Uiale StanpCo Gin 2inccuic IlatcS," al oelt
, Nuuro Of G!Uuroa" 0~Orellttl. iuetOCa bis Wiitt'
Wurh, Oep 20. IjtGi 1908. g|CrultlGS5 If uDr,
bon Dem Gtdot AcGlllratOr IN lelHeiI Unreal
H%dlbbmI&, eni8e9eh 8enumlnelt lUtroet lut ole
Nlctcrunq mo IbilcleunHA an bttlc5 Atputle
rle1t bon 05l5O BtilcIlpe!te!i licD Gttellj UtIt'
len.
Nlltflcr Der UIarteu tJHncu III Oic'cm &ilrcau
~btildtigt mcroCn.
Sic NDltelerulA Der Wiuricn bat in oiefcm
Niircqu ntbt ipaicr, ais en- /. SepttntOer 1908
az ]eri0iuen.
Sin brglaubiater G6cd oe5 @teters in 96be
bon 5000, uit cine oGiedrtug 8uules"talIi 9es
8UBeu al Grore beS AtaDCrS ulo Stnotrltb3
uut Baltimore, NUT icncs Nnqcbot b%tGlclten.
Ete Etching elmer 3utrieoen'tclIeilneiI Glir9s
itdit 1T Der llnitdclt 6orm, Dem |etrdGe oe5
GoHtrnfte5 g~lei6fommeno, luir0 non benz Gu
lOiQreiben Nieicr pcrialQt meroc1t.
@ue g]lngeboie ioteu oIc HblicicrlU1 Der 2ts
ccn} Wiurter in Rdtbbauie UGI Baltimore. NO,
In lid ftlieGeu.
Elc y@lnpCbotc iUcrocn I'M Viireuu bc5 WIaDurs
in tScGeuiuuri Der Victer GCOfinCi.
Gas Rcbt bleibt UOrEebGlicn, lrGero neIdc
ooer allie 9tnaebOie 8l oerUcrtcn.
:. SpCtccr Slnrie,
Collector Der &0ilermielgeu lno Gicer8en.
@cneBmigi:
Z. NGrrp Winhuuf,
VrdIibent Der 9oniranUcrgcbuuG5 Ne9broe.
bC0idi5,G,7, s,9.li. ~, 13,Il,l6J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
Warnarct Eurpline 0ramcr.

SIS iiurb ON Il. Mai zoos Marnarrt earp'
line aramer. 9Sittpe ppu Sdriel Mrarier: IN
glitter bon 50 Hnbren. Sic 9eerhl9nt,9 'llloei
Samitna. . ilGr Goriniituas. bon Der SSoDhi!iH
ibree SGNpic0criobncs Scfirn Winrr. Nr. 459.
Hanover Sirubc. ans ita!t. @eiiepnIi9. ~ Siict,
gprfs Gpuutb Eu. O3b-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
Wnrthn Wun.

IS itar6 am It. llui 1905 in ibrtr lcttcr
9Sobnuna. 9tr. Pa. 9,oro 59lrlin0ions 9IneRnc.
W,artba s'pii, NcIicblc @nttill oes per'lnrhancll
,Scbn aiul. I'M Nlfcr bon "a Sdbreit. Gte 3eit
Der yterNi2nnR miro fpdier nllse5stGt @iiie
feline gVuiueI;. tldb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
SnNcafIue.

@eprnc 5rcocubura, ~ Sabre alt, 9r. 1s4G,
VcnniNipdlliu .gineule, II. Mfai.
Jo,spb Uoloitcin, 20 Sabre ali, 1sracIiitthc2
NuipitOI. Il. Wai.
sSiniam FbaiI, IS Sabre alt, 2225, SatsStr,
IS. UiGi.
ann pp,u, 80 Sabre aIt, Pr. sos, GitrIina
[trnip ~ NiDi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
SirhlidJc Tnscigcn.


q. Quf,' Nuycuc otr uCrcu 1,sueuiuliou.
NuuUUe. HuUc Nutep- SIruGc, - EGlt0r GiIreo
u. NurB. lRritor. Spe3IulGbOral @oitcsotenlt
am Gpnntns, oeH II. Uiui 1905. 9lhenos 5 lbt.
Utitliicoer ocs o9Siribe zbuppereiHa" llto
Srtliuoe ltuo sum NelIhc eiHgeIaoeH, ErOieiiOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15

t.H,ynltn, .I. H --T-.ttT-r7 ~ ..u,t
Nn q, einc biitDrti6 DE Scr
lGnli6tcit. TrdlI Caroline Milliump.
ocrcn @ciidt ulri 0cn omcritonild)cl
Silbcroollur9 it, muroc I'M Nlltcr Dor
50 &ubrcn IN 0n@ Nrurnbollo Don
%roonlcGonntp u. y. 0clanOt, Sic
mar ldon lcit %Qbrcn III 0ilrftigell
NCrholtnlncn, bate abcr lrclc Wohs
nltng III &irtlpoo0 in OCmlclbcn
Gountu crbultcn unb peroientc ibrcu
tGrglidcn ScbCn9ltntcrbnlt 0urd
3ilht bon &iibncrn mo Wurtcn0cn1il.
len. Nilr5lid) Crfrnnftc lie ltn0 'o0
Gin OuB lie nidlt lGngcr fir iid) lclbIt
lor0cn fonl,tc. llcber Die Nrt nnO
Mcile, mic ibr Eroiil olli Die Silbcrs
Collars fam, cr}Gbltc lie: .9fcin
WtGOd,cnnomc mar Caroline Scott.
guS id) Il Sabre alt mar, b%cirotbctc
ih Wcorgc Snp0cr Don NQbnnu IL
Scranton No, Der III Den &rlcg 500
mo nid)t mie0crtebrtc. SD mllBtc
iClJlt mcincn Scbcnountcrbolt pcroic.
llcn ln0 500 bouiiren0 0urd) Ebila.
bclphio, ala &cnlnn0 mcInc Eboto4
0ropbic ouinnbmr. Gin Wunr bon
ser oortigcn W}iil5e bcllldltc cinc@
Su0ca Den photographer I'M Gin
@ciidt fir ocnSilbcrbolor 5lt lld)cL
unb Ct lud)te mcin GilO aus, rlid)t
iucil i) cine Sh0nbclt iuor, Oo3 mar
ib ME, ioll0crn neil mcinc @ciid)tS.
5ii0c, mic cr lid nuSbriidtc, coel lunO
Die elmer &otri5icrin iciell. Ger lcue
Silbcrooaur trl0 mcin Eprtroit, ih
iclbit boitc nidto nit Der Nilalpobl
Scr Ehotn0rnphic ST tblln llil0 h0bc
nie cinrn Sent Ooiiir erbaltcn."
Gu,ulanb's tirfiide 8Goer,
equitable eebaupe. Vuiian,t seasa. etets ofien.
Isuu22-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
opuopus Tarf.ScinctcrD.
0Areau: Rr. 81, gSeff.s aratuna' Efrase, u
0urpt.G iunouo. Sreperi6,Hpdo.

@ecrdbnihuldnc uoI $2a OIL inter peltano,get
sInilihi. ShritibIumen, Seioirne, TIinn5en GIG.
ipcrhei in 5rcibhnuie am Saloteinaaila ee'
furncu. Infer yluelit ipirb. ipenn arTitn,bf.
pprfpreheu. VIZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15

Der N]or0cruil elmer Eroblbltion@
Elunlc in Ole 9tdtiouuI EIuitiOml
miro or i'd uitt ucritcigcn. gScm 6
Qcidahc unD lpcul cr iciuc Nbiiht
crrridtc. 10 miir0c Ties Der leB,c
5trohbulm icjL lpcld)cr rriorOcrlid]
mare. nm oCm nltcH &rDon-Gicl
Den Nldcl ST brCdclL uno Nrpun lit
NoIititer Qcnltg I'M ca 81 milicu.
4rGii0cut Rooicpclt ioQ cingcmil,
liat hobc1, Don Der Nunubme DER
}ugi Nrbcitcr &orIogcll, Die cr an
&lnid) bon Gum @pmpcr9 m0 Der
or9uuiiirtcu Nrbcit Dem GoHarciic
cmpiobl uno meltc Die n9icgicrrna
Dlrd Ginbaltabcichlc" nbiduifcn IT,.
0cu EoDcott lCQuIiiircn ioutclL ubjli-
itchcn, lpcnn ibnl Der Congress 0cll
WCiollcn tbut, 0ic Fubli3it1tas NM
Ole Nuitpilidt &orIoAcn inter Sod
III brin0cn. Ter Erdii0cnt molltc
unidnglid) obioIltt and ollr Den bel.
sem 0rrbritrrbi0s britrhrr. olcin 0o
Or cinioh oop Nnn1prrs ms 0pnlor.
ten in ibrcu GOr0crlnacn 5u melt
oiuarn. if err mltbio nriidocmihcn,
un0 nir gIrbciicr babcn Do5 Nodlic
brn 7ir Gjihrrr Der prooniiirtcu
orhpitrr hohru lid, sic Ehllln nofiir
irlbit uuIIdrcibrn, lie bobcl1 bel
ibrrm O}rid,rei jibcr 3loiicn pcrociIcn.
Dob lie uro ibrc Yclttc niht ole Elm
2ioc &loiic inn Son0c IinO. un0 aud,
mmmrriih uiht ! sic itGrfitc. IS
oibt olId uihtornonjiirtc Nrbcitcr.
impic Sonomirtbc. WcId1it5lcltc II.
/ M lprlhr cbcufoQ5 ,NntcreiiCn an
pcrthriniocn bobcn. unn menn iraeno
cine Diricr Sluiicn Den Wpacn 5lr
Irroif ou;irbt. 10 tonu ocriclbc leiht
prcdcn.
EcfrrtGr (oit If ppu icincn nelrs
non guailu1 nodh Dem GItbmts All
riiGorfchrt mnbiu %ihu4}r6iibcut Mpp.
irnrIt rntcr Dem Wprmoub Ididtc.
Nnr ocmijic ltrririoc l},,uftr ymiidocu
GnInmhio. zen Ger. Stootcn uno No.
mama ioiprtioc gcacllno crbciihtcn,
urh oop nllr 5oit hicic Sodcn ms
Wciur briuocn fGnnc. Iic itrcitiuen
lHruftc iplcu MN bllrd WcrtrGoc,
mcrdr ! nit in l;ouomo III Ston0c
brod,tr. uIr o0icitiocn Nc~fricDiolno
nuo ser yScIt oridofit mnrhcn icil1.
mn 5oit brri(t iih roch ,Noltic III
fnuru1cn. honrit INN 9}icu1onb in lei.
non observation-disclosures g(ipirotioncu
in oir Nlrrr fnu1uIt Nacnl W1,
id,rinc nod hnt or hicir Hciic ichr I'M
nrrr ormnd,t. n0einNnoicnrlt miinid,.
70 r, nm hrr Wicu mllItc, gic(
Q}rrhodt III in Q}rula an Oiric l(noc
lroruGcit orncn 0irn Er1iiNautcn &c
Guirrt mprOcu. Cb 0rrirlbc bcariinOct
if. pner nidt, f6nlrn mir nidt cut-
ihcibcn.
0ic Go1icrcu, Scr @%olncrncurt
lun StootpnlGnncr. mclhc Q}rGliocnt
Nooicpclt noh Molbinoton cinbc.
rici. I'M iibcr bic Grholtlrno Der ia.
tilrlidleu Siili5olreQcn Scr Notion III
bcrotblhloocn. hat oicie @odc be.
oou1,n mo 3citiutc cine intcrci
iontc un0 lchrrcid1e TiSfuiiion. Sol
icntlid, blcibt Is nid,t bel 0cl ld)G-
men 9icoclr. - Gin onOerc5 intcrci.
iontco Grcionib ser @odc in g1alb.
ilotpn mar Ole ON Wtpntou itottac.
iunocnc Ycalno 0ea @rln0Itcina fiir
Dos @ebGlIOc Scr onrcrifoniihcn Hc.
publifcn. Ticica @ilrcou iou b.
fouutlid, Sen Nrica bon Scr mcitli.
d,cn ScmiipbGrc perbon1cn uro Ole
Ncmiblifcu Nmerifo's in Upiucm
Grichcu mn mpcrbriihlid,c rGrcunO.
5h ou,,;,;c, r.. u;,A o;,c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15
Baltimore Gtnietern.

sHreau: sramtim. sasa., @altin,cre' y. seSthIr.
@eardtnihplitc Sunr Ierfdut pph S1o ~.
NIT WiarntorpIoiien dtgearen3f $50 aIne
fir bier 9rd6er. Sreie genuenita oet tnDsue
fir Ttauereotiesoicuite. CSnhilo,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-15

Ucber cineH Crg0Blid Ell
3luilhcniuil bel elmer [rornung miro
aus Der Eropin3 Sudlcn beridtct:
Nie lrotnln1 lolltc b%CAinnclL oils Der
&lrhen0icncr ourulll mlrmcrtlom
mod)te, 0uB 0oS &iiicn oIi Dem ou2
In11c Fnnr 81 fniccn bat, iebltC, ga
mon 6cn Shliiiiel III Dem &oItcL.
III Dem icnc9 Srnlltincn ulfbcmobrt
miro, llidt GcIrn0cr bate. Ter 30
ltOr ldBt Die Scbrcr2frnt bitten 0od)
clnImcilcn Elm mt0crca Miiicn 81 lei
ben. 0uS 0clhiebt. Sic Gcrenlonic
bCNinlt, Der Noitor tritt Dor ben ut.
tar mo ldollt IN Die oufiGlIN Der
9nilQtcu @ciid)ter bca iul0cn Nonrc2
lln0 Der @ditc, nbie ibrc Neitcrfcit
miibialu nnteroriidcn. Nl0 lcin Nlif
ulli 0o3 Giilcn iGQt, buid)t oltd) ilbcr
lcln crnltc@ @Ciidlt Elm &0dcln, ocnu
olli DEM aiiicn Itrht nit 5icrlihcn
@uhitobcn Qeitidt: o9}l,r Gin &icrteI-
ltiin00cn!"' ,.Oa. a..
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wv U.,,';h"; .,;,tr,,
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,",, ,, or,.si,;,nnn 81.
E,,&n "' ,r,, Trn1Con ,n,n )i,;rcr
,,n+Hni;Ao, o,,Tf,L,Sr ,,,h h;c
I-',iin1,unoo,, o,'Snrs Torf,,nr,. ms
Inncr. mGy,6;,cr n,crnor ;n, Roht
~. n;u4n hrtnm>on -, n',rno, -;n
hci4rri+c+ Nc,, 0oeo nc, mrrt(i6a,
4'olitit ll0 nulR g iid) dCiQQen l0i,
lcIl ol@ Fo'''''oIll'H '''eot'al'eI "''
ptlul'lPIl 5' loctoV'i' e'''c Nv'''
9.9IlH9el'lcll' W'II p'e outU lpF'
pou)I'''' SN''Io'!''tu9tt 'p't 9llo)o'V'
o!'' 'V't''' op''j'''' eo''jlL '!l'1' '"''
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S''cA''l'!b '''l"''' "~I >'Vl'0'
S'o'I'e l'' ou" Htoblc Svtot'"j'H
9VHV'' o'' l'%lc''luJ'!uJV "Vlc'!Iup"I| ~
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oet "'n'lc'o ''oW S~pl''pu'0!'' g"'
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=, go;c, sims ,,,,A san, f3r,Ghc,,
mc;,,Ao ,c. o,i;or. 1a;moG,, Mn,
5tSrno 49,. o;d,+ ,oe,,,mc, ,o(hc
nnno,tcr no5 cin 7nnor,;to+4crtot
,o,c, ,o,,orbc, ,onl,nt ,r,,. y,
%nrr mo4r n,r Som Mci,,h m,rn,
alma nr,i,c C,,,rt+3+ Tr,,,;+ an.
Sow, Sr,r;,1nn Wprfcr i, J0;r,c,
Nc,,,toht ocitobrcn unn hir NnIi,ri
ncldc, h;c;cr 1rn,,t,nh ncrAGht;n
norfon, liri, o0r Nohr5trrfen 81,
MN, Qo;,cr o,,i ;c;ne,, Iohrtcr nm
lSoIo iibcr WiciOliuu uoh y}icu lu0
pon BORT noh lonolt Gid,inocu be.
rilbrtc. oii'S StGriltc iibcrmodc1.
Sir othn1cte crleihtcrt m,f. ais Ger
0clltidlc Wtororh Die Creme ser
jdnpor;oclbcn Wonorhic hintcr lid,
hattie. Gas Womboroircu Der Balm
iiioc, ollI mclhcu sic ncl,tihen Gum
Dc3iiirItrn rnd, Micn fonle,r lIn0 mic
Der BON BORT ubrciitcn, an pcridic0l
ucn Eul1ftpu Nurd, Stcinc por mph(
pm orril1arrcr Wr0cutlnu. ulo III
lrobl ola Elm Ncillltot oe9 Nolic9
ucmiiicr oultldicinolihcn V1bclcle.
mcnte III bctrodten. 9mucncineS
Wcboucru bcrriht in gSicn Doriibcr.
DOR ipld,c Nubcnltrcihc sic orocncb.
men Grinucruuocu az, sic Subj
oltuoSfobrt Ser bcltid1cu 0unncS.
fiiritcn ollf pciulidc N}cilc bcnodthci.
liocu.
NctrS4u;hca Hrtcrc;,r crrc,t II,
7rcanrn sin Wrf;inn;,,n, ci,,ra ~.
nGd5t IN, Tr,rr -, r~ridciurnhpr
n,r ci,,eu Si~trc;d,;,d,o, WIr;5to,ro.
oc,d,rirhrrc, W,,dca mc(d,r.
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The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
NORTH CAROLINA'S SPEED.
Cruiser Establishes New Record on
Trial Cruise.

An official report of the trial Of the
armOured cruiser North Carolina. made
of the mouth Of Chesapeake Bay. was
received at the Navy Department yester-
day from Rear Admiral Richardson
Clover president Of the board Of in
spection and survey. The message was
as follows:
North Carolina completed a successful
four-hour high speed trial. heavy sea.
averaging approximately twenty-five and
forty-eight hundredths t224S) knots"
This speed established a new record by
aTmOred cruisers of the navy The for
mcr record was - ~ knots, made bv the
armored cruiser Pennsylvania several
years ago. There is some difference be-
tween the two cruisers. however. the
North Carolina being larger than the
Pennsylvania.
This was the third trial Of the North
Carolina On her first trial she made
only isis knots. and her second trial was
abandoned on account OF overheated
bearings. Before her trial. the North
Carolina was supplied with picked coal.
experienced stokers. and greater lead
was allowed her in her high-pressure
cylinder
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

army Orders.
Capt FREDERICK A. DALE assistant surgeon
60 Fort LmrCln.
Capt PATRICK r. McANDREIy. assistant sur
C1Cn On Fort Sllcum
Recruit lIAN J. HORN. cavalry. recruit DEPOT
Fort oiocJun. transferred 20 HOSPITAL Corps Is
private. 60 General HOSPITAL Washington Bar
racks ~ duty with Company G. Hospital C0rs.
Private ROY HALE Company ~ Seventeenth IN
fantry. discharged without honor from the army
by commanding officer. Fort Mcpherson on ac-
count Of imprisonment under sentence Of a eivl
court
Private MATHEW l. AGEE. Hospital Corps. Fer.
Leyetr. discharged from the army.
Recruit FRANK JOHNSON. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs
Recruit depot Fort Slocum. transferred % Hos
IItal Corp private
Can't GEORGE L FRENCH. sixteenth Infantry
found incaIfacisated. j. retired.
Chaplain ALBERT J. BADER. Ninth Infantry
from Amy and NAVY General Hospital 10,
Springs. 10 proper station
Private First-ClasS MAMIE STTTN Hospital
Corps. General Hospital Washington barracks
discharged from the army.
Recruit CURTIS J. GREENE field artillery. hov
ing enlisted under fal-e pretenses. discharged
without honor from the amy hy commanding OF
hoer. recruit depot, Fort Slocum-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
CAPT. BADGER TO 60 TO SEA
Superintendent of Naval Academy
Will Command Virginia.
Expects To he Relieved Of shore
Duty by June-SuccessOr
Not Chosen.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Annapolis Ma. Feb. 17.-Capt Charles
J. Badger superintendent Of the Naval
Academy. is going 70 sea Al the end Of
tho present academic term in June
Al least IL was announced here today
that The Navy Department has all but
formally granted his request. and +. is
understood that ne viii 10 given Gem
mand o. the battle ship Virginia. Of the
battle-ship feet now on the voyage 70
The Pacific.
II had been known for some time that
capt Badger desired 10 relinquish his
duties az the academy and round up a
sea cruise during his present grade.
When Capt. Badger came 10 Annapolis
eight months ago and took hold Of the
reins Of government OF tie Academy. be
then expressed a preference for sea duty.
and il was intimated that at the close
Of zone years service here he would be
relieved
Capt. Badger is one Of the younger Off
GERS Of his rank in the line OF the navy
having received his commission less than
year ago. and bis ass gnment 10 com
mand the Virginia is regarded here as an
important one. calling for an officer with
an efficient record.
Capt Seaton Schroeder. whom Capt.
Badger VIII relieve Of command Of the
Virginia, viii by June have finished HIS
cruise and shortly after he viii have at
tained his flag rank. that OF rear admiral
Just what duty viii be assigned Capt
Schroeder is not known here
Several weeks ago il was rumored that
he would succeed 10 the superintendent
OF the Naval Academy. This. however.
has since been denied.
That Capt Badger should desire 20
terminate his shore assignment is no more
than natural He was not an applicant
for superintendent but was chosen by the
President
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
NICARAGUA IS GRATEFUL.
Appreciates Congratulations on Rat
ification of Peace Treaties.

Secretary OF state Root yesterday re-
ceiyed reply from Jose d Gomez.
minister Of foreign affairs Of Nicaragua.
% the telegram sent several days ago by
Root congratulatiug the Nicaraguan gov
eminent on being the drst Central Ameri-
can republic 90 ratify the peace treaties
agreed upon al the Central American
peace conference held in this city several
months ego.
The text OF the reply follows:
Ny government gratefully accepts con
gratulat0ns offered through your ex-
cellency by the government Of the United
States on the ratification of the c0nven-
tOns signed az the recent peace confer
ence. held Al the initiation OF Presidents
Roosevelt and DiaZ and has pleasure IN
expressing due credit in the brotherly
pledge taken AZ that conference on the
guarantee of peace"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
WE'D. THEN GO TO ORIENT.
Nebraska Lad Gets Appointment and
VIII Take Sweetheart.

Ithaca. Feb. 1I.-Mortimer J. Brown.
.of Tecumseh, Neb-, a student in the Cor
nell graduate department. has been sp-
pointed professor Of chemistry in The
Imperial University at Tien-Tsin. China.
and IS now on his way 20 the Pacific
Coast
As soon as ne accepted the new pos
ton, Brown teIegraphed his sweetheart.
school teacher ne a Western town.
asking her II she would throw up her
position. marry him, and so with him 10
the Orient
She Immediately accepted. and the cou-
pie are 10 be- welded. after which they
VIII sail from san Francisco for China.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18

Paris Feb 1.-THE Kaiser's son. Prince
Adelbert emulating his brother. Prince
kiteL paid a flying visit 10 Paris to-day
He arrived early in the morning, visited
Napoleon's tomb and other show places
and went south this evening 10 join the
German squadron at Yigo
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18
Navy Orders

Lieut.. Commander J. /. JAYNE detached Nav
Department h0Ale. wait orders
Lieut. NJ j. MCCORMACK Co Tennessee.
Lieut. A e. kAVANAGH. detached TeunesSe,
home wait orders
B0atsWaln H. y HUNFORD- warranted
Gunner J. H BELL and Warrant Nachiuists 7
OpONNELL. J. II. MORRISON. and J. 4
OLIVER detached New YORK ShipbIiiiin
Company. Camden. 70 New Hampshire. Whe
commissioned
Warrant NIachiniS-s O. =. ORAkER r BURKE
and A. A. HOOPER warranted.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-18

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