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Baltimore transfer So.
Gfbpit,Gde eight. uno 2ombarh. strate.
observation-disclosures
Sranspuri opn
Snnbelsahtern
Diaihtnerte nnb
BelbfptabeR

Supan orbCitct ou Tors
nloio nof ocmiclbcn Hc5cptc, 0oS oic
anlcrifoner iolon9c gcgcn Die &noia.
ncr on0epanot bnben. 9ie offi5icllc
,\opon Simcs" idrcibt nGntIid)
.&on benz 0ciommtcn Nrcolc bon
Sormoio, lngefGbr 2,3OO,OO0 Gun.
brotzNi, iilO nltr t,t00G0O Gllo0rot-
Hi bon GhinciCn mo Suponcrn oilfs
0cidloiien mo toloniiirt mor0cn,
ipGbrCnO ser Relt nod INNER III bic
GinilllBipbGrc Der Gingc6orcncn f0nt.
9os 8cnerol.@ Commencement lit j9bt
oomit bci60ftigt, bic Snicl bon Die.
ier Gcitilcn5 81 befrcicn. Wir babcn
iiber 2000 Yoli5ciItutionen erridtct,
5000 Gingeborenc babcn lid inter
morfen mo nngcf0br 700 Sdutlclltc
lirto aus Snpun gelcnoet uor0cn.
Ibcr mir iin0 nod INNER lpcit 0apo!l
clltfprnt, bic @illgcborenen nlisgerct
ret Su bobcl1, oo linen Die Hotllr 3lt
Sillie fontnt. Gus 8enerol.8 oupers
ncntent fat 0fsbolb clltel Elon aus
georbeitet, INN ire inncrbnlb GINGER
Sabre n|us5uroiten; Die Iusgabcn,
Die bisher 100000 GEN betrugen, lucrs
Den I'M louienncn Sabre un 400.
600 mo Die ndditen Sabre nm 500
600 gen iteigen. G6enio mie ISnOien
Der Sreior Oes Sritiiden Geid)e3 lit,
10 lit 6ormoio oas urerihcpflid)c
Shabbau5 Sopdn's. Is mar Der
2ieblingsgcbontc 6cs iriibercn @oi,=
perncurs, @enerols 9o0un1a, BON Der
rSliiel Die Dinlof;n. Die @inaeborencn
rn1o nn6erc Sinbcrtiiie 81 b%crtrci6cn.
GS licgt uns Oh, 0ieis un0 otoere
Nnignber. pelfJe ms u1ier groEer
Gorgonger binterldiier bot, olisju.
fiibren." 49,. alio cine Golitif Ger
gllsrottung. @eg nit Den Gingebo.
rcncr. 0amlit 0cn r%Snpnuern ole
Ieid)tbiinler Der Sniel allein ;lliaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Shlaefertig.

DIS zines Nb,nSs i'm .Sbsotre Tran
eais" Elm Slid bon Qlsranbre Soume
9sgeben ipurbe, befanb ii9 biefer mi
GIsIanbre Dumas ebsnfaqs i'm 3bsa.
ter. plDbti4 iiieb Dumas feinen Sol,
Ie9en an. nSsben Sic nur! 9e1
Wtann bort i4ldft, baran 1T Sbl
Drama f6ulb!" @m nd6iten @bent
befanben ii9 pieber beibe i'm 5beater
uno sufGlig purbe Elm Stiid bon Du'
mas gegeben, uno ebenfo 5ufGqig &c,
pobrten iie pisber einen IdIofenber
3u'hauer. Souniet iab bies nit gro,
Der 0%enlgt1uung; auf ben S9Idfer
beuteno, ia9ts er in erfr.utem Gone;
ia, feben Sic, Iieber Dumas, aud
BEL Sbrem Gtiid i9laisn Die 2eutt
ein!" - nacine Sbee," ernioert, gu,
mas idlagfsrtig, ppas 1T Sbr 5r:unt
bon seItern, Der 1T bis iebt nod ni4t
auf9epattl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11


It morb aus Sur6t
oor Stroe e. Gin Solbat bes so.
Snfanterie zRegimentS in 8iesbaben,
S~enensNaHau, Elm 23iGbri9er, perbeis
ratbeter 2ebrer, eri4ob iiA, neil i'm
Elm &eQner fpe9en elmer tleinen Bed
f6ulo 9emelbet bate.
@uben # re / Of. Sin SienIts
iunge auf einem Sofe in Der 8emeinoe
!9umellpOrben, 6annoper, Der bic
S6neine nit petroleum abpaIden
foIte, befoIgte audi bieIen 9efebl Ieis
mes OicnItberrn, 5iinoete aber mad
%polenoeter 4rbeit Die S9peine an.
9reuer 9unbe. G1ie urs
tunolih nahpeiStor lit. tat bic @dits
pirtbIGaft sum 8odlpirtb in Wigs
gcnsba6, &aDern, i6r Bier felt 1851,
aliO bur9 227 Sabre, aus Der gleifer
9rauerei be3ogen, ndmlih aus Der ebe.
mali9en Stiftss, ieBt @ttienbrauerei
in &empten.
9uno i'm g 9afpferd d.
Sn SiebeIoingen, HbeinpIaI3, mar
tiir5Ii4 Elm 9unb in eincn S9afpfer9
eingcTaucn, in meI6em iid AS Shafe
befanoen. Der 6uno rpiitbete fur6ts
bar unter ben 2bieren; 60 SAafe ipas
rem tbeilS perenbet. tbeiIS mubten iie
abgei6la4tet lperocn.
SIN % a b N linn 5um @as
m D 9enorbe n. Sn
9aIpc, Weitfalcn, erI9lug neuIi9 elm
9ei'testrdnter &dufmonn ieinen i'm
8ett liegenben Batter nit elmer Gi1ens
itdnge, Derpunbete feincn 9ruber nit
einem Meiicr unb ocrFolgte feline Wut,
ter. SpGter itelte er ii4 Der Yoli3ei.
0oDen beS Mcn dem
&c d le6tes. Sn 9onItuntinopel
bat Elm 9epiiIer !Sdbi9i Rauf tiir5li6
Qlidli6 icin 1872. 2ebenSiabr errsi9t.
9roB oieies potriardenalterS %befinoet
fi4 Der greiie 9abf9t in better Sc
iunobcit uno per Iebt nod beute feline
4rbeit lpie ppr 80 Sabren unb pie boz
60 Sabren. Gr arbeitct ais Sattler
fir bic MilitdriGule bon YantdIbi.
@r bepobnt nod baHelbe 9aus, in
benz er bas 2i6t Der Welt trblidtc, unb
n benz iein Batter, 142jGbrig, ltdrb.
menbcS 9irf6
Cen. Seit einiger 3eit ma Elm elf
jGbriger Sunge aus 6lensburg,
S6lespig, perI9punoen, unb ba ale
Na6fori6ungen no6 ieinem 8erbleib
per9ebli6 paren, fiirdteten bic Gltern
bereits, buB er o~srungliidt fei. Dieter
Sage traf aunbe bon ibm aus
England Elm. Der 9en9sl I9idts ieis
ner Wlutter BON bort cine poittdrte,
bab er !Seimpeb babe uno bemnd9It
beimtebren iperbe. Gr bate ii9 an
8orb zines BON 5lensburg mad eng
Lamb ausreiI enoen 9ampfsrs perItedt
gebabt unb NIT inn bic Tabrt ais
bIinber pafagier mitsemadt.
der 9IuB
elmer 8 odaeitsreife. Der
in So4t a. W. pobnenbe Gbemiter
Or. Sans Sorn bate ii9 in 0arms
'tabt nit Der So4ter bes Rs9nungss
ratbes Rotbdrmel psrmdblt. Oas
iunge padr trat bana9 cine So93eitss
retie an, BON Der es bieier Gage in
feline Wobnung na9 So6It 5uriids
tebrte. Dor benz S9lafengebsn na6m
Or. Sorn nod elm Bah. Ra9oem er
fid in bas gabeaimmer suriidgesogsn
bate, pernabm feline i'm Shlaf3immer
peilenbe 8dttin pl0bli9 elm perbG6s
tiges Rodeln. Sic elite fofort in bas
9ooe5immer. &aum bate iie bas
3immer betreten, ols ibr Wann BON
einem !Ssr3idlas setroffen tObt gu 9os
ben fdnt.
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8fbankfnfplitter.

60 bitle tonmen Dor louter pllmIattetn'
nidjt 3urt &eittn!
@enn S:irc G-ou f6 ctfpos farft, banI
lobe &c, bonn ionit mubt gu ibr ctipos on.
beres !aui:a.
Wobnit On I'M Qaraoicie, 70 lei ridt "a
9rouiont ouors iitcr bic Dtausr auden al
lafen.
0eiftirr 1T ~jutueilen bic Waste be,
G6Dermutb.
SerriiN tpiso NOR, tv.En man F6 mid.
n1ebr &osrr ihblt.
Sm Qebea ertihsio't ~ieltc5er bic isdbis.
fett, ais biz .3ahiat:it.
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2n pcrfaufcn pocr sm p%crpadtcn:
aarm sn %prrpadhtrn pber hi %nrrianirn.

1arm III perpadltcn pbcr III ocrfauirr,
~beitebcno aus II Ider guieo @nrtcnlalh, Ptu
mes gSaicr. elm 4 3tmmerepnuS. Stnuungen
tMr Rterne uno ailbe, tebr puiieno fir @eniiies
@drtlcrei oocr Wiilderei, 6 Wietlen bon 2Sufhz
inntolJ 9. e., an Der n. & 0.sgnbu" mo
eIefirifhcn Cars; putcs Gueus. 6IuBs UNI
g~runncnfpuifer, Gunb. aieiel mo 6ol5 Gnf
benz PInb. Gt9entbiimer gc9t nah 9cutihIano.
WGn ~norefiirc uoer iprcdhc Dor: Sr. G5arra,
Snattsuilic, Wio., y. & Z. d. u. (93-O
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sdmeiheIbaft. guaen Seribe. be,

s6mei&elbaft. Gusen Scribe, Der
tppbl iiber 100 Stiide seIdrtsbsn. d6er
betaHntlid taum Elm einaigss aaein
berfabt bat, lag auf ieinen Sterbes
Bette. SD leibs grobe G6mer5en,"
iaets er gu einem isiner 6rsunb., Der
ii6 nah ieincr Geiunbbeit e~rfunbiats,
bod iA boffe, es pirb balo porbsi
fein." Damn beutete er auf ieinsn
Mrst, fsr an feinsm BITE itanb, unb
fiigte ld4clnb bin3u: ruebrisens babe
i9 sinen aus9e5ei4neten Mitarbsissr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

Sdjarfiinn. Ter beriibmte blinot
Matbsmatifer Sannberipn BON oer
llnipcriitGt Gam6rib9: b,fano ii9 einss
Q6enbS in elmer 8ablrei6:n @cieQ.
f6dft uno bemsrtts, ais cine Dame BAG
3immer rcrlieb; Die Dame, peldt
eben 1inau29s9angen lit, bet febr fch0n,
3dbne." QG5 man ii@ bariib.r nun.
berts unb i'm fragte, ME er bas ala
9linber piIIen t0nne, erpioerte er;
.Dirbe iie FONT forttpGbrenb la9en?"
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3n fanfcn %gcindJt:
@nnrinhlunn fir Einrnthur

an trgelo einem lllt, lueIlIt Der lSrci5 anncbnr
bar 1T. Sdidt &eidrcihHnG oes @igent0unt@
Y. @olienheint, Nr. 423, Nuros Srcmunt'9iUc
(9S-t02)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

$3.50 inuicn Gin Nans nit fcdbs 3imlncrII
in crIiflnfIfpem 3nifutoe. S671 iuuieil elm
Sdlio nit feds 3iHlnIern mn alien mobcrucn
SiHri6tunaen; cute 2ufnlitdt; miliicn ~hcrluuit
lpcrhel. 9tnfSIfrngen hci Y. @ultcnheini, 9ir.
423, Huro. rcnunt.gtucnue U0t-2)
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Steacgciude:


llmitdnoe bnlbcr iudc i'd in mciucr Stcac
bunt 1. Mai cine e%riu6reie oCuttbe Nb6in;
cute Siclllng uno guteo 3cim. Ndb3ifru9cu
In Hr. 1916, Gutap'1 lGcc, bct NidrtbG Nocbnl.
GOOD
Stclcneiuf:
Gin oeliifcber 8urtncr ildt Stclle In einent
Eriuutbauie. 9tnd5ufrdgeH In Er. 103, 8rccu.
fDunts9ioenue C1O0-2)
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Sn %bcrfaufca.
GtatIirt 1925.
GoaiolioatcD Sam g.,
/ 9,urSs Wun.Strase.

Sin prubcS 9Iiiortincrt rcrfuaeucr Sianiulls
ten, llbrcn iIIto Suluclen in ciuem ISrtpat'lers
fduf, nod uHtcr bGibcnl aoitctprCiS. lSlr aebcn
mad, ipic Dor libcrdle Tdrlcbcn uuf ale 9Seribs
gcGcnliinoe. SeitcrrsSingaRg 6un BripatsIhi'
rcult.
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FIRST CALL.

1900 ga. 60. & 5Iu. Der. .............i0 1907.
1000 ScnboarO 10 Sabre 5er. ........ 50
5000 Cotton Sud Der ............... 10
1000 atIontic 0oaft Cine con. ier. ..... 50
800 llto. Hps. 5uroiug ser ......... II
$500 Tito. Fpo. 5unoina Der .......... T7Ia
500 Gin 3hcr, 1880. .............. osH
2o0O llniteo %RaiIipnBs inc ........... 5tX
1000 llniteo HoiIlpngs inc. .......... 5Ih
5000 RoIto. elect. Der CocNempeID .... 72N
1000 Seubonro & Rorrofs Ger. ........tO
2OOO MI. e. g. ~. II. neu der (Gtfs).. G3ta
5000 llniteo HuiliuabS 1. cr.......... Ssh
1000 9luucoitid & Roiomac ser .,..... gG4
2OOO SorioIf m. q aigbt ser, ......... ssh
1000 stt. e, g. Of Conn. ) 2oer .. 7ih
1000 Gi6tnono Iruclion ser. .........f o
IL WGrbIduo GafrGllp ............ 30
30 ScaGonro 50. cont. .......... "a
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Wrube Sbit. Snrmcu.

2331a Wdcr. 10 Inr. IS gNnIo. bns ilbri0c
ISicien. Nut SuuS nit : hGunelI NM ilciucn
Neler. lclle grrBc. 26cunc mo Stdn, lcpic
1locrc 9tcbengcb1uhe; lncbrcre @uioCrl ibnnc
Shttbdumc; cit FAD tlieBt ourdb ole Suriu
mo cine feline Cuellc beftnoci it blot bctm
Nnnlc. Sebr fhbn Qclegert, rlur 10 WtclIen BON
graibingiot mo ~ his 3 lJtciIcu bon 4 Der
lbichclen NdbuitutlunCn; in oeIitidcG NGdNhnrz
lhGft. Yreis ST. pro glder. german Saoru.
buup, III 9suros6bGrlcss Straic.
lScpthlM
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gu p%crfanfen:


St Octfaufen:
6otcI. aipub Ndus utb 9Sirtbihnft an
Der better 9nnbiirnbe nGbe Der Sidot; ieltcuc
@cIcgenbcit iiir eineu 9ltn lilGb. Norcic:
rs. 49," ,,Tcntider GprrcipDnornt."
U0t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

Giefe ipunoerbpucIt, Iteller, Der Scbt5ett ents
fpre6enoeu 2sitodteen Sduler al9f. sWtltpns9loe.
bipiiben Soffuldns II. Grcitonltr., burbpee biihih
u. finitIerif1 oeiorirt, nit icoer oenibarer 9G
@aSs uno GIefHiids2iht @%nIugen, sb3uasfunaIs
8erhinounaen, @afersGIoiets, Qor6eIau 9uoes
Banuer, Surfaces, ccmentirte seller, 9rottoire
uno Sdfc UNI nod biele anoere @or3iige, oeren
feIben iiebi. ytieorieer Gruno5ins. 9ei6te 8abs
Ilngsbcoingunger. Often fir 9eit6tigun9 tdgs
lid uno Sonntues.
@alter 8. speitpbal, 9aumeiiter.
1iireau an Srt uHo Stene.
Preis Der Sllfer 9rei8ebH Sunoert unb Sfint-
,tl Collars. ($t350.O O). Sun24-MatD
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psntiGss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

tehiiWts eltuhBss Surean'
urlter Der Iutit6t Der ~Seuttoben SeteQfhdft".
9ietenigen, bic oeutihe 9lnoperier, Irbeiter
Pho 3tcnitboten, gu bef6ditigen tuiinf6en, uoI'
len fh perfonIth soer in trdnit tien 9rteien an
ben Agenten oer 9etelihaft, S1hann .. Dleper,
penoen, fpelder uHent9eltlih E~4isiuntt ertbeiIen
plre. Srre6finnoeH bon : bis 8 ubr.
(Sdn27,1S)
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gcrIaugt i'm Aagemeiucn.
Ncner Msnn I'M @cihaft

be5GbIt bic boniien Ireife lir niht picI getrd
gene SerrensNleioer uno Sbube. S6reibt Eoii
larte. 9&erbe ocrfpmmet. Gel. gr. 1878 Ct
4anI. 5eh, Nr. $50, Sit.SaItimprc. StraRe.
800
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Gallagher, Der Sanmcifcr.
Salt! Scbcn Sic!
Qc5cn Sic biclc Wnnpnce!

Su p~erfanfen SGnicr I'M 600 glod ber
Huro.2n6erne. Strabe.
Chen fertiggefcnt.
Cine 8clcgcnhett int gnuScn 2eben.
SieS fino bic ~neleitcu nno nrooerniteu 5iuets
Iibdieen S1rfcr tn Sft'9aItimore:. Snben SGrt'
boIs.Subbboet. in 9arIor, Spetfe5iinmer mo
8orbane; f65ner aamineeiiuis aug ncibem
@tatuen,Waarnor i'm Earlor; prndippner
8ii6erifrunf nit @efints iino Spie9eI i'm
SpeiieSinmer; Slide eittbdIt @isf6ranf uub
Rorrafbsfamme etfuas gieiies; Sdufer baben
@ombinntionssgtnIage fit eIefirif6cs 9t6t uno
SaS; ferner neueltes SanitdrsB Stumbling, be.
{tebei1b aus emaiairter 9aoeipanne, emaiairier
WafhtoiIette, GIofet nit Inieories bdnoenoen
haiferbebdlicr, eulaiairter st,issub nit Irodsn.
Observation-Disclosures aid ales gSaffer bon
benz auSaub anfuebmeno. Sruno5ins $4,000
pro Sabr. Rrcis nur $3.50.
Seruer int 600 gfud Der Noros8fuper-s trabe,
Chen fertiegefteut. cine Aetbe bon rnooerne!l
5%ipeifttdiaeu Sdufern, feds 3lntmer unb guo.
Has B%uoesimmer ,ntbdIt emailirte &aoefpoune
inb moocrnes %fnnitdres gIofci. @b5ngsfnnaIs
WnfdIub. Qreis $1,000. 8rune5in5 $37.50 pro
Sabr. 9ie Gage obi9er Sduier 1T bod nno
eefurb.
Uaonnment.e trabe. C4s-)
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$500 @n. Gu & 5Iu. Scr, .,.....,.,...iOllI
2O0O NuorotIIc Traction Der ...........t0t
1000 GouioIio, @us 5er,...,........iO7&
5000 Scabouro & Roanofc Der. .,..,...1O0
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in bnrSiaIi6cr @ci6ditslnge lit llmitdnbe bols
hcr at $1,000 5I periauicn; 9altS bat 16 Slt3
6ront, 9 Simmer ncbit Vnb uno III IN lcbr
Glicm 3uftanbc. Haberes an Srt mo SteIlc,
Nr. 1853, 6uutiicI Strusc, Sucuita&uint, ohGr bel
0erman Saocubopp, III Hcrpsebarics'S trahc.
tScpti 40
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Gutter un6 gier.

8erf1ufe ouf Der biciigen giieften'
borie.
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Sn ucrfaufcu:
Sine Hdderct, q Sab Nicbl; allies GaocHzSes
ihlii; anHebmbarcr Yrcjo piro uitt ~nbSeiplcs
fen. giut5uiraacH in Hr. $50, Ruro.@ulfe.s Ctr.
Q9-l0D
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Gerlangt WiGuncr nnb annbcn.


yin dltcrcr Wtnrn, ncr III Der Slide nrbcttcr
mil lrno cttuns BON Der MieB0erct oerftebt. ~
%ertrngen in 0r. 501-501, YreiOent' StraRe nnr
Gdite rn- 2iueuue. G02-Sl
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8clb sm pcrlcibcn.
Inleibcn anf N0bel nnb anoere
Sidcrheitcn.

fit 6 gro5ent, eeuau mad bent neuen Seieee.
Sars ~pripuiiut. Nidtcr, Er. 2t0, Et'seTtng.
ton.strabe, ,~ganiaut yuifbing."
On Der Effiee iuiro Tentff gefprnhen.
CSuni16@
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Sra1en nnb MGbdcn pcrlaugt.
0crlauat:

elne NnfiH eritcr Mlanc. 'olpie cine gSdihcz
rttl. IN etner 6unttilc bon rICr RcripHcn; mti
4lilrnaet IN Nr. 100, 9lmburlt. Huuo, Jiulnuo.
yarf. IO9-D
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glcnnnnt.

ertpa6fene Gantiibeu llno @uincu, z ttucine.
Enh5nfruaell bel q. u. 6orimrl, Nr. ItS, 9iorps
eaea' StruRr. U2UiurS,1M Dit
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Sine ocuti1c 6o1in nit gutcn ]Iefercn8cn'
outer Sohr. 9tdd8ufrGgen bel Mrs. 2. y
SpuHcburn, Tr. 2420, Gutalus Fiacc. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

vile, wcldie GjeGo aebrandien, %fpred,en bier
pur. anleiben uui GdIaire, Waobel lno @rino'
eiaeutbuiu. SIM sierirulen. aetne SoansDtfite'
Wietboocr. Baltimore Snueifnrnt Co." Sr.
40, 9prn. Fnens Sfrnfe. tZfo-I
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Gin iunecS hcutihcs Wdhbci fir uugcs
meillc 80usdrbcit. oNe ibH guocn bebIljlih
letft fam unn @ttGlii6 nerltebt. 81 c~rfragtH
IN yir. 1920, Wpngb. strnRc. UO0-2J
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SECOND CALL,

1 unitcO RoiIunDS com ........... tiEa
7 VII. e. q. R. 72&
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Vcrlnn1t:
YIN Uidodell bon rs |ubrcu fir lCihte 0unss
drbelt III clIcr ilciucu t%S0tnl.tc. Iium5WruGcI
IN 8r. POS, glib Shan. Sttafc. U0l-3j
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
STRAWBERRIES AS A COSMETIC.
Properly Used, Il Is Probably the
Best of All.

The strawberry. properly used, Is
the best known cosmetic. II clears
the system, cleanses the skin, takes
Off spots, removes freckles and gives
the complexion that charmingly pretty
glow which oil lovers o: beauty ad-
mire. 1t can be taken internally and
applied externally, and in either case
1t is excellent.
An ideal beauty breakfast is q pint
of strawberries with plenty of sugar.
but with no cream or milk. eaten with
toast or bread.
A berry mashed and applied to the
face will, II It Is left for half an hour,
remove even the most obstinate spots.
At the end of half an hour the juice
must be washed off with hot water.
Strawberry juice rubbed into the
arms and hands will whiten them
marvelously.
For those who are too fair to use
the plain strawberry juice. the fol-
lowing complexion bath will serve the
same purpose:
Take half a cup of ripe berries and
squeeze the juice into basin. strain
ing 1t through a cloth. To the juice
add pint of boiling water and cup
of red vinegar. This makes an ex.
cellent bath for the arms and hands
and is exquisite for the face, although
none must be allowed to get in the
eyes. The cheeks and forehead can
be daubed With the wash without get
ting any in the eyes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
Beauty Diet,

Begin the day with teaspoonful
of grated carrots to brighten the eyes.
and a good breakfast. For luncheon
eat plentlfully of watercress, dande-
lion, lettuce, carrots and spinach. for
they are complexion beautifiers. Dur
ing the summer months eat sea foods,
lamb and young poultry. Avoid heavy
meats. Eat largely Of fruit salads and
light vegetables. Upon retiring par
take of thin sandwich Of bread and
butter with thinly sliced onion be-
tween two lettuce leaves, which will
relax the nerves and induce refresh
ing sleep.
The following formula to soften wa
ter is most excellent for improving the
complexion. giving that soft velvet ap-
pearance so much admired: Half an
ounce of California borax, three
ounces of fine oatmeal, three ounces
almond meal, one ounce Of powdered
orris root. Mix together and tie Sc
curely in a cheese cloth bag. Drop
into the bowl of water when required.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
Dainty Cotton Prints.

For freshening up country house
bedrooms and to give cool. summary
air to those in town, Powered cotton
prints are invaluable. They come In
sets, including bed cover, curtains.
cushion and table covers. all to match.
though each piece can be bought sep
arate!y. The groundwork Of the prints
IL invariably white or cream, and the
design may be an all over or bordered
one. The colorings are dainty and
fresh, including blues. pinks. mauves,
browns and reds. With pair OF
these print curtains at the window
and q bed cover to match room can
be made to assume a sweet and invit-
ing look.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
AN EASILY MADE TRIMMING.
Marrow Bands of Silk or Satin, with
Fringed Borders.

A dainty hand-mad, trimming for
the new frock may be made from mar
row. bias bands of silk or satin, with
a fringed border Of drops in the same
material.
The bands should not be more than
a quarter of an inch wide finished,
and the whole trimming. dots and all,
should measure about an inch.
Cut the bands a true bias an inch
wide, fold II in the center, then turn
in each edge so it meets In the
middle. Blind stitch the outer edges
together.
The balls are made from tiny round
pieces OF the silk less than an inch In
diameter. A thread is run around
the outside and the edge is shirred
up over a bit of cotton.
These drops are attached to the
bands by short threads of twisted en-
broidery silk in the same shade, the
Jennings being neatly hidden in the
edge Of the band.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
POULTRY POINTERS.

Males are not necessary for egg
production.
Be careful to get eggs from the best
two-year-old layers for Matching.
Handy nests are comfort to the
hens and a great convenience to egg
gatherers. e.
Experiments show that the yearling
hen lays 40 per cent. more eggs than
the hen two years old.
It is not a good plan to feed grown.
I'D fowls too much soft food, as 1t
tends to make them dyspeptic.
With hens 1t Is much better to keep
the appetite sharp. compelling them to
be active and search for food.
In estimating the cost OF keeping
poultry It is best to allow one bushel
of grain q year to each laying hen.
A chick that Is continually chilled
seldom amounts to much, because
vitality is used up to resist and over
come abuse.
When you are directed to provide
good food for your chickens, 1t means
to give them a variety of sound.
wholesome food.
The greater the variety OF food
given to poultry the better, but 1t
should be clean, wholesome and such
as they relish.
Always keep young poultry out OF
wet grass and never allow them to run
at large when the weather is cold
enough to thoroughly chill them.
Use insect powder freely. Dust the
mothers at least once each week I'M
der the wings and in the thigh feath.
ers. Any Of the reliable insect pow
ders will prove successful.
Ducks and geese may be fattened
very quickly on boiled turnips, pota-
toes and carrots thickened with oat-
meal. They should be confined for
this purpose and fed five times a day
regularly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02
Colony Shelter.

each set to support the muslin.
Heavy unbleached muslin can be had
for seven or eight cents yard at al
most any store, and II the ends are
hemmed so they cannot fray the
pieces may be used for several sea-
sons. The front ends Of the canopy
are dashed to stakes driven in the
ground to which stout cord Is made
fast. Between the high stakes q perch
can be nailed fast and here the
chickens can take shelter from the
sun during the heat of the day.
A number Of these colony shelters.
explains Orange Judd Farmer, can be
made and placed in q field Enclosure
where there are large number OF
chickens. II the boxes can be had
at the store the cost Of materials Is
insignificant compared to the benefit
to the poultry. Muslin is preferable to
wood for summer shelter. It is light
and cool as we'll as vermln proof. for
anything white is Stunned by the lit
tie pests. To prevent wind rocking
It, It would be we'll to run two stanch-
ion or guy ropes from the tops Of the
high stakes out to pegs driven In the
ground, as shown at A. To prevent
the wind from moving the box, drive
some stakes in the ground close to
the bottom of the box and 1t cannot
move.