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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

OF the man or woman who is so blind
not only to the interests of society as a
whole. but to his or her own real inter-
ests. as to believe that anything permanent
can be gained from life of selfish and
vacuous idlenesS.
Such idleness is the poorest investment
in the long run that can be imagined:
and there is no Surer way to forfeit all
chance of real happiness than to set de-
liberately to work to treat pleasure as
the only aim after which to strive. Teach
the boy and girl to work: teach them their
proper duty in the home: their duty to
one another and toward their neighbors.
Then teach them more: teach them to
build upon this as foundation the super
structure of the higher life.
Back to Farm and Shop.
Il want to see our education directed
more and more toward training boys and
girls back to the farm and shop, so that
they will be first-rate farmers, first-rate
mechanics. fit to work with the head
and to work with the hands: and realiz-
ing that work with the hands is just as
honorable as work with the head. In ad-
d1tlon, l want to see a training that will
make every bog, every girl leaving the
public school, leaving the schools of the
nation. feel impelled so to carry himself
or herself that the net result. when his
or her life has been lived. shall be an
addition to the sum total of decent liv-
ing and achievement for the nation, and
have them understand that they are
never going to amount to much in the
big things if they don't first amount to
something in the little things. The eff
fort should be made to teach every one
that the first requisite of good citizenship
is doing the duties that are near at hand.
But. of course. this does not excuse q
man from doing the other duties. too.
1t is no excuse if a man neglects his
political duties to say that he is good
husband and father. still less is it an ex-
cuse if he is guilty of corruption in poll
ties or business to say that his home
life is all right He ought to add to
decency in his home life. decency in poll
ties. decency in public life.
$50 my plea is not the homely duties
are all sufficient" said the President in
closing. but that they are a necessary
base upon which to build the superstruc-
ture of the higher life; our children
should be trained to do the homely duties
in the first place. and then in addition
to have it in them to carry themselves
that collectively We may we'll and fifty
perform the great and responsible tasks
of American citizenship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

RF(M FRsS Americas Foremost 2OA=Om FSf
Senni-Annual Clearance
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases.

sale that gives you the opportunity to buy the best
there is i'll luggage at substantially reduced prices.
There's character and quality to the goods we show,
and the chance to buy under price fully appreciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
Mrs. II. w. Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Magruder and Miss Magruder LIE Misses

Mrs. II. w. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. w. P.
Magruder and Miss Magruder. lie Misses
Banes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Welsh
and Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Mitchell.
When the amended HyattsviIle charter
came up in the senate of Maryland. the
bill having passed the house, Senator Lee
of Montgomery county demanded post
ponement of the consideration of the bill
until printed copies of the act were
placed at the disposal of the senator's in
accordance with a recent order requiring
all bills to be printed. President Seth
suggested that this might mean. indefinite
postponement, and Senator Lee reminded
the presiding officer that it was the lat
ter's duty under statute to receipt for
the printed bills. Senator Clagett of
Prince George county declared it was not
the fault OF the people of Hyattsville that
the machinery of the senate was not we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
Happenings at Hyattsville.

EVANSVILLE. Nd. February 20, 1907.
Rev. and Mrs s. Ward RICHTER enter
tanned members of the congregation of the
local Presbyterian Church at their resi-
dence on Luttrell avenue last evening, the
occasion being their twelfth wedding an
niversary. Rev. Fighter has been pastor
of the local Presbyterian Church for the
past ten years. Some of those present
were Rev. Henry Thomas. rector of
Pinckney Memorial Church: Rev. Mr..
Meeks. pastor of the NJ. E. Church North:
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, pastor of the M. E.
Church South: Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G.
LCingley. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Morley, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tise. Miss Mamie Tise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rude, George s. Britt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. Shepherd, Mr. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

Four million hours at least of hard dis
agreeable work are saved the women of
this nation every week by Fels-Naptha
soap. That is 208 million hours, or 26 mil
lion working days of hours each every year.
Isn't that record for Fels-Naptha to
be proud of? Then there's the saving in
health, in the wear of clothes, and in lots
of other ways as we'll. More than mil
lion women are using Fels-Naptha every
wash-day.
1t takes Fels-Naptha in cold or
lukewarm water about half the time it
would take by the old-fashioned hot-water
way. Tryit next wash-day yourself. Soap
your white clothes with els-Naptha, roll
them and let them soak for 80 minutes.
Then give light rub, rinse thoroughly,
and hang on the line
No hot fire to blister your face, no
steaming suds to scald your hands, no nau-
seating smell about the house, no back
breaking work over the washboard. Isn't
it worth trying?
Directions for washing all kinds of
clothes, and many other uses Of
Fels-Naptha on inside of the red and green
wrapper. Follow them carefully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

creased. and he argued against delay.
Senator Lee inquired of the Prince George
county senator whether the latter had
read the bill through. and the latter was
obliged to acknowledge that he had not
done SO. He declared that Speaker Ray
of the house had said the bill was
square and straight measure" and that
no snakes lurked about 1t. Senator
Beasman made the point that the bill
could be amended on the third reading,
and Senator Lee withdrew his motion to
postpone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

Baron Won Seckendorff. German minis
ter to Venezuela: Giacomo Mondello.
italian minister to Havana. and Don
Adolfo Alvarez. Spanish consul to Homo
lulu. were passengers on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II. which arrived yester.
day from Cherbourg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

Glib Soap Canvasserm representing flew naphta soap
Let leave you cake for trial It's the best laundry
soap try, and far ahead of what you're using
Drudge-"s that SOL See here young fellow There
are no substitutes for FesNaptha soap there
is for an honest dollar You can't bunco with
worthless imitation OF the genuine Fes-Naptha'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27

CASES. Kit Bags. Oxford Bags,
Overnight Bags, Gladstones, Coat
Cases, Silk Hat Boxes (both round
and square, in this sale at greatly
reduced prices.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Spnncnanf. nno llntcrann0.
Tns @cttcr.

Sir WorpIono mo ocn GtItritt
Columbia bClltc ]lcgcll mo m0rmcr;
morQcn tlor uno fGlter; iriihc lilo
Iifc, nod bCm Noroncitcn umiprius
gcnoc Min0c.
Sh0ncS Wctter bcrrid)tc QcitCrn,
ober c5 mar cmpiinoIih fiibl IN ocu
Wtor9Cnitunocn. Iie nicoriQitc Gem.
pcrotur mar 80 @rooum 6 llbr Mors
gems un0 Die b6hitc 5G @roo nm
3 llbr Nod)mittogS.
Sn ben onbCrcn a0ln0c2s Wcttcr
@eobad)ttng9,S totionCn murocn Die
~ioI9enoen ni~cori9itcn GcmpCrotltrru
pcr5cifnct:
Gnitport 81, Eorthuo 2S, Bolton
81, AIbonu 30, NcluEort sc, @bilo.
OcIpbio IS, 2ItlonticEitp 3S, @oibs
inNton 40, 9}oriolf rs. @ottcros 81,
Charlotte 81, @ilmington 80, 81,
ponnob 46, Gborlciton Ct, &odion-
bile 6S, SllpitCr II, acv.Ncit Is.
GtIonto Ga, WontQomcrp 6S, gtelp.
Orleans 20, YnIeitine 60, Bolpeitou
40, Corpus G6riiti y, Mtcmpbis 60,
Cincinnati 81 EittSburg 10, OSlucgo
%, Buffalo 81, GlcpcIon0 80, Detroit
36, glpcno 81, MorQlctte SO, Green
@op 36, Chicago l6, 2ulutb 80, Ct.
Saul 81. ct. 2oui5 IS. &ouios-Gitu
GO, Omaha 56, @lron 30, 9iamorc
AZ, @iaiiton 40, Soprc 3G, 0clcno SO,
Solt Sotc %, 0cnpCr 30, Nortb
GIottc A. Gobgc Gitp 56, NmnriQo
as, Sos IngcIeS 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

~13-iGbriQc Godter bci Siih ouigc.
mortet babe; %ierncr, 6oB er in Bits
burg in @cieQifoft onbcrcr Stale
ncr uno Hci's cine @irt6idoft olti-
gciltdt un0 BORT perihic0cnc Wctr1l-
fe 81 lid genonmcn babe. 2a1aiu
Qob gu 0aB Dies III Dem Reitoltrant
an Ecnn-2lue. un0 u. StroBe gene.
len ieL III Dem er geWobnlid) Oertcbrt
hobc. 6ei babe er in Dem 6rud)t.
bubnbot etluo Cincn 6olbcn BLOT Don
Ser Defamation gctroffen; cr t0unc
iih nift crinnerm Wcr i'm nit Rci
bcfanllt Gcnuht, ooh lci Dies ntdlt
Gomclio Ga &oio acpeicu.
Gum Sd)IuB bcItritt 2oroio nod,
6ci ser 2I1ftion in Der Irlttb0ric am
Gage nod Dem 2lttcntot ilbcr cine
hintcr inn itebcnOe Yerion (on9c6-
lid <po) bic 9cmcrfung acmoht SIT
bobclt, ocrielbe ici nod blob bon Dem
Shrcdcn Scr Glploiion oocr oltd) ont
ielben Gage ein SpottIieo ouf 81
@iorgio geiungen 81 bnbcn.
Sieroii pcrto8tc iih ooS 0eriAt
bis beltte &ormittog 10 llbr.
&crtbcioi9cr ltnb StantSumpolt-
idoit oriiftcn 0citern Die 3llocrii6t
aus, Dob Der Ero5cb nod Dor Gnoc
Oicicr @od]e sum- NbidluB 8eIonGcn
iucroe. Sm 3nihuuerroum befonO
lid micocr Soicpb Sunicri, ser YittS-
burger Nieic, Der 6efonntIid Ybilipp
Nci crihoB. @r, Sones bottc Qcitcrn
luic0cr picl Ntiibc NIT Der 2tuSiprodc
Der itolieniidIcn Nonlcn, Qcgcn bic
iih icinc 3unBe MN cinuluI SIT itr0ll.
ben i6Cint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
3iuci ainocr i'm Snmpf c|rirrt.

Scit Sonntag NahnIttog lltd)te
6ranf C'W}olep icinr bciocn Sim
Der. - Sottcu lid in Dem Slms
pie bel @cnqic5 p~erirrt. - 9tur
cine babe Meilc pom eItcrliden
&ullic.
&nmittcn oea SumpieS nobc Ben,
aieS Stotion bis ouf sic Saul
rltrdln0bt mo it'd ieit umi6llngcn
boltcno, 10 murOr geIgrn Mor0cn
0o8 iCit Sonntag pcru1ibtc @cibrpi.
itcrpaor, Der / Sabre ulte 6ranf 9.
Wfolcp uu0 Oie o~reii0brigc 2nnic
C'Mallep MIR cine Babe Meilc pom
clterlihcn Naltie entiernt uufgcfuns
Den, nadOcm man 5ipei Gage pcrqc.
Fcna nod) ibuCu 1ciltd)t bate. 0ic
bcl0cn &tnoer mur0cn 5ulebt am
Sonntog Nodn1ittog iii ser NGbe 0eS
Nuuic3 gclcbcn. PIN Nbcu0 morcn lie
ucrid)mum6en lul0 ibr &ater, Nerr
6rurf O'0tnlicp, mnftc iidl nlti Die
Sud]e. "a er ,fcinc Spur Don ibncn
fan0, oIarnirtc er sic Nnfbnrn, mo
dcmeinlom nit ibncn lurlr0c obne I'm
tcrbredltng bis NeItcrn SoA mo
Noft ioit bic Gon5c llnlgc9cn0 nod
Den nti 10 mpitcrioic @eiie Der
%id)mun0encn &inoern 0urhiud)t. 81
man natiirlid nnd) Den longcn per-
9cblidcn MiihCn onnebmcn mltBte
0nB sic arnncn &leincn clltipcoer ers
trnnfcn ODER cntiiibrt murcn. lDitr0c
Gtc Gountp. Nolijci bcnahrihtipt.
Nof aud Oeren 6oriden blieb cr.
rolGloa. @cItern &ormittug nlrJ illdl.
ten Sri. Marp Soncs ittO @crr @nl.
Fotter Sen 1roBcn Suntpi bel Ben.
gicS Citation ab, ais lie 0o5 @cinen
cinc5 &inoc3 pcrnobmen, uno 0cm
Gone iol8cnO, fono @crr Eottcr bic
uern1ibtcn &in0cr. Ger Surge bate
mcocr Sf)1bc nod Stiinlpie al, bic
cr ans cincn unOcritGnOlidlcn Brlul-
d o~ll0gc5ogen bate; Die @licolnoBcn
Der arlrtcn &il0cr maren pom &Gltc
un0 N0iie geihnolcn. SEER Yottcr
trlt0 Die Bciunoencn raid oen @ltern
5lt. Wtllttcr uno &atcr morcn oltBer
iih Dor Srcu0e, uuo luer Die Sccnen
Iab, Die Iid) oblpicltel, ais tie bic Sin.
Scr mie0crIobcrL miro ii6 ibrer langc
crirncrn. @o5 Sic ainocr in ser
Srmpi b%itallStrie6, lit nod %nnalifs
qcfldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Su5iuliitiidjc 3icScrtafrl.
MISUNDERSTANDING nnb @al Muu.
tag 20. Npril, ySrobiinn.SaGc,"
VapIon'Str. nnb Treocrif. glpc.
C06, I'D

Sic 80. Gobrca Gonpens
tion oe5 Sunlior , 0roen Der Ser.
Nmerifontld)en Sanoruerfer finoet
om 81. Gpril III @o5o5cr's SoQe on
Der @cIt . 6ronflinitroBc itott. Wop.
or WtobooI miro Die ilulgen Eatrio.
ten berpiufomnmcn. Sic Contention
miro 5rpet Gage ooucrlt. Ser Sroell
bot 25,O00 WitgIieoer I'M Stoote
Wurplan0.
der Grofciior 10 RS
S~ortroge bulten, - Die Sru.
tees Der Iobna Sopfins' llniperiitlt
bobcn Eroiciior Gomoro u, Sdoei.
Ter, einct 0clltit)cn. BON Der llnipcr-
iitot G%oinburg. Shottlanb, geiuon.
men, IN oicicm Sabre inter Der Scr
ter StiItltng in Der SobnS SopfInN'
llniperlit1t pier 0prtrGge 6l bulten.
gr miro iibcr ,ShIeim aorper"
ipreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Mal0s uno 6elobruno inl
Is ountp. - \Sn cil1cm flcilen @e.
bots binter MooolanO SuQ, 9alti.
more . Gountp, bra6 an Wontog
6cltcr ans, oeiicn 9efdmpfung mel.
rcrcn Spriecn Gompugnien Doh
baltimore unter 6iibrultg BON 81.
~Itrtft5 . Gbef Sucas ltllO Don 9alti-
more : Goulltp non I l(br Nadutit.
tags bis s llbr Nbenoa nabnl. In.
geiobr II Ndcr Sarnenbolj murocl
5erItort. Dit @aiier fonnten Sic
6eltcrlpcbrleilte nid)ts altsridtcn; lie
mllBtelt iltnge 9Gltnle obid)logen ulto
nit ben Sonnentroncn Die 6Iannnleit
critifer. Ger Nfoo oes 5euers iii
1tngcfdbr 5rpei Wfeilcn lang.
Gin 0elbfeuer, onS i'm Z. 81.
thrift bon Baltimore : Gouittp iiber
so Afcr 2ano ioltite, crregte groBe
V%eIorgniB, oa mebrere S6eitnen IND
0urmbGuicr in Der N1be moren, lno
20 Wtuuner aus Der Nod,borIfoit be-
fompften oie 6lanmlen mebrer,
Stultoen lang pcrgebens, ebe es il.
men 8cloltg, sic @efobr idlieBlif ob'
3itfuell0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Sclig dlunQ Scr NJ ut.
ter Glildbcth Scton. - IS
iino Ole criteu Sd)rittc iiir Ole Sclig
iprchung Der WtuttCr Gliiobcth &c,
ton, Ser @riinocrin oca omcrifoni
ld)cn Srbcns scr .Siitcra Of Gbo
ritz" 0ctbon mor0erL Dor ihrcr &c.
tebrln9 5lr futboIiid)en RcliQiou
iuor Gliiobetb SCton. @ottin. Wtllt
ter uno Wittpe. Sic trot 1901 in
Die Stride cit un0 q iiberIebcn iic
bemcrtcnsluertbc Gnfclftnocr. ourlm
ter Gribiid)oi Seton bon Seliopoli&,
iueld)cr IN Rom mobut. Gin Nciit
Der SroCnSfrol, Gr5biidoi Somea.
HopIcpcltsg oIIpc, Der od)tc Obcrhirts
bon Baltimore. mor @lieo Ge3 Nclu.
Yorfer 3lucigeS ser 6umilic. ans
lpcId)cr unicr iebiger FrGiioent
ltonmt. 10 0aB - bel etlpdiHcr SClig,
'prcd)urG - cin ErGiioent ser Ser.
Stootcn nit elmer fatboliiden Self;
gen %ucrlunuot icin ipiiroc. Is moQ
bier nod bemerft mcroCrL ooB Scr
Sroen, meld)en genonute Sruu Scton
81 Glnmittsburg Mb.. in 1909 oriin
oete, bclltc iibcr 800 SGliicr nit 5000
Mitglicoern bot. Sic mirfcn mel.
items in &~oipitdlern uno HSrrcnsIn.
ltolten i'll Der aranfcnpile1e.
6rcim aurcr Sempel er.
bait q dgorten - Sci Dem
9orfeit anlaBlid) Der 6eier oes 1t5.
Sabrestoges Scr @riinoung Scr
r9oncoroia . Spge" oes 6reimollrer.
Sroens, Dos in Hennert's Sotel Itott.
fonb, perfiinoete General Shomas :.
Sbrpod, @roBnieiiter bon Wtorplono,
es lei beihloiiene Sod)c, oab Der neue
Trcimnurer . Ienpel einen Gad)gor.
ten erbalten ioate, Is miro Der critic
9adgarten iein, ben ciu Srcimourer-
5emlpel in hieien 2anoe erh1lt.
0ie H%eunen 81 Rimlieo per.
hen in Der ndd)iten @ohe beginner
uno Yieroe !angen rest id)on an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
srco, Sancrnidmiot's pNmcriean
Sreiucrn" .gicrc,

aus ocnt oltserIeienitcn Sopfcn unO
Mol5 gebrolt, fommcn irgeno mel
den importirten 9ieren gleid. Ger
fetne @eidmnd lttO @cbnltrcidtbltm
iprcd)cll fir lid iel6it, moppn Sic iid)
rurf) ciltc Yrobe leid)t iibcr5eitger
t0nncn. Site $l.0O. Sruucrei tt0l
bis 1928 0iQen.S trobe. Gel. &. &
). 364, W0. 1881. QO6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
ScSc Mcoc lit iibcrfliiiiia,

lperln es iif oarum banoelt, boB cine
Sbatiade flar 81 Gage geioroert
miro. Die demiide analpie IGbt lid,
ebcnio nenig triieen, ais oie 9atur
nit Iid) ipetten Idbt. llnterild,t
5ranf Steil's pier uno Sbr iinbct,
Dab oaiielbe rein uno boil bon Gab.
rnngsgebalt lit.
l(WadrSt3;JrGi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

&ungcS ~ 4 s feupermtB
- Die 1G Sabre oltc Nmonon @urh.
itinc, bon pr. 203, Sii0 Gaitleitr.,
miro icit Dem I. 2(pril permiBt uno
Die Foli5ci lit beouftrogt, nod ibr 81
iorihcn. Sic lit ltngcfGbr 5 SilB 5
Boil QroB, miGgt 1876 Yfluno, bot bcl'
les @nor, bloue Gltgcr, trlg ld),por.
sen Hod, pciBc 9louic ullo bloltcS
Sodet. Sic murbe 5ltleBt int 8cieI;-
Idoit zines Wonnes, 9tomens In.
Ter, geleben.
0oS Illcrneueite ouf Dem
@ebiete Der Muiif lit Elm Sopo'n Or
DIETER, luelfcS iocbcn bon Srn. Sran5
Saul, Dem ebcmoligcn Wtliiiflebrcc
an Der StootS Normuli6ule, &C.
grilnoCt moroeu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
,Snrmunic Gafc,"

Nr. 414, @eit.T apcttc-S trafe, Garl
Sdmibt, Snbaber. @iir5bnrger Suf-
bran friid am 3apf. Diners, Sunpers
a Ia carte. Scben Samitag Mbrno
Trei.Gunsert. (apriIf,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
&crIeqen br GolIcNa c.

%crlegen ibr GolIe9c. -
NIc yGbri'tlifen Nrii6cr" roaten ouS
Nod Sill College BON Gnicott.Gitp
nod Nnlmenoole all Der Baltimore.
Ohio Sobn DerIegens Gort beiin.
Oct id, ihon ooS aloitcr oes Or
oenS, nno lest iinf 800 Nder 2ano
b%ln5u9etouit morSen olli meldem
oaseoilege erridltct meroen ioa. @ru.
Der abroborl lit ErGiioent oes Iot
S~iu.Golle9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

bon nno nad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hefp-gorf, 9aiiite ODER 3miihen.
bed. Webiel, ausl1nbil1es @elb,
Greoitbrieie uno @eloienoungen.
Sbeo. s. 9iener & &c.,
Nr. 217, t.galtimore.S trake.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
217O.s8altimorc.Str.
Scbbcl's cinsigcs Ittclier.

@ir baben MIR Elm Ntelicr tn Salti.
more, nnb bas bcfinbct iidJ in Der
Gtasc III ebencr Groc, Nr. 321, Woro-
Gan, nabc Siab-Str. Sinber.Ebo.
%tpsrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
gsenten niib feline Sreppen 5u iteisen.
S. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 8cidGftsiiibrer.
(3t5-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
SragiidJcS Guoc.

Scr iun1c Sbomo8 g. Sct6 Oa}
Spfcr cincS be0ulcrnalucrtbcN
llngliidS. - @ur elm Ncfie Don
Senotor Seth, Dem YrGiiocnteg,
ocs Senota Der ebcn pcrtagtcn
StootS . @cictocbun9.
Git1em perbInQniBpoqcn llniua iii
Der II Sabre oIte 6bomoS &. Seth.
iuclhcr an Der Winoior WiQa.9ipoG,
robe Den @npnns Sails, mobnt un0
ein gtcffc bon Senator Seth lit, gum
Opfer gcfoucn. Ser iunge Wiorn
lpiclte nit Hobcrt &. 0ou, eine1n
Yltc%rSgcnoiien, ais Die bcioen ilurgca
W2Gnner ibre a0pie 5uiommcn RANT
ten ltn0 Dem iungen Seth Die Der.
b0%ngniBuollcn Wunocn bcigcbrodt
nuroen, mcld)c I'M Wnrpl0noer llni
ucrIlt1tS . Snlpitul, luobilr man 0cr
Scrunglildtcn brod)tc, III icinenl II.
DC filhrtcn. Coroner Wurtit crad).
tetc ciltcn SllQllcit in Dem Sale fir
rnnotbi9, on ea lid nn5lueiiclbait I'm
elncn n1permciolidcn llnioIl bon.
bclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
2Saf6tnston-ASentnr
-oe@
"0eutf9en Gorre(poaoent,"
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men tpcr0eu.
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ning=GCnnbobu pcr6otCn miro, int
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oic ioiortigc @crotbung Der Bill bcoll-
tragic, 10 lpuroe lie an ouS Glloc 0e5
&ulcnoCr9 QcItCGt.
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llntcr ser 2lnidlilOigung, $1,000
mcrt6 Giomontcn ut0 &IciOcr III
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DC 10 Sabre alt, nm Monto3 9Ibenb
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riif. ,Sonca lit ser Sobn cincS RET
hen 6abritnnten, llno ca mar icin
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montcn itoDlen. Gincn betrGftlidct
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Yort pcrieBt, un0 Sic Nionoitcine
botten lie old pcrtoilit. Sic butteu
nod feline 6clegcnbcit sum @ettelt
9cbobt, ais lie geiongen Qe1ommclt
mur0en nbcr bon Dem @cl0e lparclt
nlr nod 5000 iibriG. $1,000 mertb
Iion1antcn botten lie nod III i6rcm
Belts. Sic Gutten iih oud nit alci.
bern bon &onca' Onfel n%ltSituffirt.
Cine muni5ipule Wcriht2~
buuf.
Is lit Sofinung p%orbonOen, 0uI
NuihinQton cine mltut5ipolc @eriftS-
bunf Crb0lt. Die iih aus Den 6rie-
0cnSridtcrn oC5 9iltriftS Columbia
3uiommen Itcllen miro. GoS Subj
5iol-SubsGonlitc oeS SouieS fir ocn
1titritt Columbia bat ndrnlid be
ldloIIcn, bic giinltigc Ginbcridtltn1
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lit, miro Ser Nnnuhnc oericlbcn it
oieicr Sciiton Nid)ts i'm Nege ltcben.
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bcn, lpenn Die Dill @eieB miro, in cir
ltcn1 Grobcn @cb0uoc lire @crid)t5iit.
5ungen ubbultCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
SbeD. $. Sicner & 81.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-20
MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind. March 20-The play un-
der the auspices of the Eastern Star
lodge. will be given next Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Bragg. attended the St.
Patrick dance at Cambridge City.
Andrew Kerber and Clark Faucet
have returned from Purdue university.
In spite of the storm a large audience
attended the concert at kinseys hall
Wednesday evening. The entertain
ment was fine throughout, all the par
Elephants acquitting themselves admir-.
ably. The local people and the Cam
bridge City quartet were we'll received
and Miss karOlyn Karl, vocalist, anG
Jesse Wood, violinist of Richmond, de
lighted the audience with their mum
bers. About thirty dollars was add
ed to the treasury of the Women's Cen
etery association under whose auspiC
es the entertainment was given.
Charles Wyburn of Niles, Mich, is
visiting Mrs. Martha Lee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-20
How TO Cure
Liver Trouble

There are usually several ways to do a
given thing, but it is the aim with all of
US to find the best and shortest way. 1t
is just so in the cure of disease. People
suffering from liver trouble imagine that
all they have to do is to take something
that will physic them. There is more
than that in the cure of SO serious dis
order as liver trouble.
When that drowsy. clogged up feeling comes
on you 90 TO drug store and ask for a 80 cent
or ell bottle OF Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Take dose or two and watch results. 1t VIII
not only clean out the bowels and stimulate the
liver. but it will get the blood to circulating SO
that you feel active again. and arouse the func-
tions OF the stomach that your appetite re-
turns and you feel like your old self again.
simple laxative or purgative could not DO that
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is not only won
derful laxative but 1t has tonic properties, SO
that. unlike so many other things, instead of
leaving you weak and drawn 1t builds you up and
strengthens you.
II does not gripe-it acts smoothly. oiling
the intestines so that the passage is smooth and
agreeable. It is gentle but effective, pleasant TO
the taste and pure In quality. Tits an excellent.
economical Home Cure. and its results are per-
manent 1t Is absolutely guaranteed TO do what
is claimed for it.
Use it for occasional OF chronic constipation,
dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, sour stom-
ach. bloated stomach, fiatulency, diarrhea and
the dozen and other ills of the stomach, liver
and bowels 1t is the greatest Of household
remedies and no family should be without it
because in family someone at any moment
may need such laxative and then you will ap.
preciate having DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin in
the house.