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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

morihirt in cirfu iiiui Sun0crt Ndl
tcrrci6cn Die 6obucn golluciic SIT.
ionmcn gcItcllt. Sic HeibenfolQc Der
.arciic mur0c olrf Coos bcltimmt.
3. lbcil - Ger biiraerlihc Ibcil.
9ic Snmngcn @crcinc mo a0rpcr.
idoften ser 6cItitoOt nit @onncr1
Gmblcmcr, 5ltnt Gbcil olrd nit
Brlnfmogcn rno in forottcriitiihcI
Srod)tell.
Cine Scarf it Sropbde.
yQt0ge ser aompi Den Icutihlono
mo bic Ser. Stootcn bon Amcrifo
nit cinonber ousicdtcn, itcta elmer
ocS iricOlihen @cttbcruerbc5 icin."
<Sn oicicm Sinnc mo 5rglcid, I'M
bic ircun0liden @c5ic6un0cn, mcIdc
5luiihen bciocn SGn0crn bcitcben,
nod mciter bcfcitigcn 81 bclfcn bat
Sr. Winiom H~onoolpb @corit Don
9tem.Oorf, elmer anrcglng Ginger iet'
rler 6rcumbc iol9cn6, lpelhc, mic q
iclbit an ser 60r0crlurg f0rperlidcr
Gr6icbmt9 groBcS (Slltcrcilc ncbnlcn,
iid bercit crtlort, cincn tijnltIcriid'
%pert6boIlcu ErciS fiir ocn oclltidr
nmerifoniihCn Gurnpcrcin 81 ltiItcn,
0elien @crtretcr oui ocm qroBcn all.
qerncincn Tclltihen Sltrnfcit bonn Is.
bis %. Slli IN Sronfiurt bic mciltcn
2orbccrcn crringt. Gin Sbeil Der
amcrifoniihcn Gilrlter miro iid onl
81, Sllni in Baltimore oui DEM Gom-
pier .Moin" ciu'hiffen uno am Gage
borbcr @1itc ser @oltinlorcr Sltrncr
ictn.
Ia sic guticnoln1 pom oftipen
3urncrn noh Dem oltcn NutcrIonoc
6en @crcincn cr6cblide Soften olliers
leQt, io1tc ibncn cine GrmuntcrlnN
6u Sbeil mcrocn, 6cnn Elm interno.
tionoler Wettbcipcr6 oltf ben 8cbic.
ten Scr Gr5icbunq, Der &umit un6
@iiicnihoit lit icocr 3eit ais min.
ihensuertber altItltriortihritt 81 be.
griiBen. Sn oiciem Gimme luuroe Ser
Ereis, Elm pertbnolIeS Gr5eugniB
omerifonii6cn &unItfIciBc8, bon
&rn. Seorit geltiitct.
Die 9ropb0c bcitebt ans elmer ctrpa
un0ertbolb Sub hobcn Yunidbolple
aus qctriebcnem SiIbcr, 5rpoli fiber.
men @ed,crrl mo elmer lilbcrncn EInt-
tc. Die Ecr5ierun0en beitcben olrs
@einronfcn uno 3rouben. Pile Stiff,
fc ocS SeroiccS lino aus gctriebenem
SLIDER. Gic 3cihmmg lit edit oft
ociltid unb mod,t in ibrcr Giniodbcit
einen 66dit Q~coicqcnCn Ginorud.
sc lit bcnbTihtiat, Oen FrciS III
6ranfiurt m0brcnO oc8 SurnicItcS
oiIentlih olts5uiteQcu unb jugIeih
nit Dem 3unitouStouid, meld)cr bon
&ilnitlcru bcioer 90nocr 10 Ichnlidit
bcrbci gclpiinid)t miro, eincn Aniang
81 mnd)cu.
Cine bie lrracr ser Sto0t Ncu.
Yorf repr0icntirenoc Delegation, be,
Itebcno aus Or. Wlitap Sdplcr,
Spredler 6ca ,9telus Oorf lltrnuer-
Gins, Srn. Miprib i. Tropping
Spreder oeS r@roofIpn SItoiitrift.
Surnpereins," mo Stn. @uitup
SdmepprnOid, Spreber ocS ,Iem.
Dorf Eurrbe5irfS, BAT lid bercit er.
flort, Die SropbGc in tire Ob6ut az
neblnen. @s mar bic 9tniid)t oieier
Turner, nidt mir Nem.0orf rno
llngegcno, ionOcrn ol,t oic 0nn,en
Tcr, Stoaten 5ur Yreisbemermuna
heranju3iebcn. @S miro 0aber ic0cm
oentId : omcrifoniifeu Surnuercilt,
meld)cr Turner sum uftipen @cttbe.
mcrb nod 6ronfinrt idJitt. cine oies.
be3ii9Iide Mittbeiluug 5ugeianOt
neroen.
IS lit niht oie abiidt, cin 6cior.
beres 2urnen nm oic Scarf. Iroph1e
gu peranitalteu. Die bon ocn oifis
5ieaen bclttiden aqrpfrihtcrn lett,
geiesten ReiuItate perSen moBoebnG
iein. gs iouen iolpobl Burner, mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
ySarmunie. Gufc,"

Nr. Ala, @eIt- SaDcttc.S trakc, 9arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. &~iirsburscr Spf'
BRAN friIdl am 3apf. Diners, Sonpcrs
a Ia carte. Scoen Samltag M6cnO
Trei.GpnScrt. (apriI1. tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Hationol.9anfen

Hational -9anfen.
,5be oh spmn Nnttunal ganf," COB. nnb
@JeteraStrabe. Snopb N. 6oot, Rrafioent;
r8iDeite Rtattunai. sani,@ Is2 snb.sroabsap.
g8. s. @upner. auiftrer.
n@eFtsrn &ational Snnt." ID Norb'e itntp'str
g9. Warrtott, aaiiirer.
N~ortb'Gtrnbe.
,5armers q Werdjauts National Baxl,"
Soutbs uno QombarosS tudbe.
nGuHmrreinl & Sarmsrsi NatIoxat BaHf,"
SiiopefisGde Sofparos uno 0eruansS trabe.
s.. Z. gaIbipiH, gaffirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Baltimore Sampf. Eafet So.
SSnIsh f msr y sssfs GmSs . gsiiTsSiy
Tampfer Britannia" (nen), ,,Nlnbans,s

s8sptaia," ,,5tnneHee"..
@nntpfer fnbtcn iiaIt6. Sorrtdas dtsatrorls
men. hon ben ~gaiz9inie" sBiers, Rr. t0-16,
9iabt.Strnhe, $50 Mbenos, bireft na6 Oh
Roint Gomfort, ylprfoIf, Portsmouth unb auen
Gitrften bes Siiocns. @erbtnouna In Oh
Qoint Comfort nit e. & g, gtfenbnbn", gad
~staboarS gir Sine" loiioem 8nae mad Rorfs.
mouth urb %gltIantn. Sn @orfoIf Serbtnbuta
nit Der atlantic Goait Cine" ylprfoIf nnS
peftIih nno Obj Sominion Cine" mad getp.
Reps 0orf.
MabI8eiteu nad europ6if6em Blame. auri.
rtofe Sniiiten8intrner, eleftrifbe ReIeii4tiig.
9nmpfbei5una, 9oien fret. SReferbirte aniliteH.
%1triuter in ben 9ilets9firedur Der Bah Cine
gr. 107, C1t'gaItimoresStrnB Gr. 608-50s.
QtabtsStrnte, 9. v. g. Office. Sftbojt'@de oer
5rlit 9uiloine" utb &ubaueb's, Rr. 1oo, glorb'
@barIessSirube.
Suhn r. Shertuupo, g. Brnuu,
BtcesPrdf. Ii. tSen. sWannaer. Gen. .Bah.s AaeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HuW gtfiu,Uuu Il!Iu "
rsit gum Sebraiib In Der Gamoeus unb Wt.
Hobais5tntion UNI 1000 aebnsS.>
Rerferutruna bon Nouut lit Q plafs oeer Bat
IorssBaeaons. Speiferater etc. peroen fhHen bs
forat Der Seirphpu In nuen toiaetoen BILLET
@hreau-: Charles uno 9nliiinpresStrabe, Y, 4
g. ct. Tanl 1924. ODER Ulo., Gonrtlauo 1901;
sri. Rcbnl. Statipr, g.. & g., Wt. Bernon 1923;
gambeusS tation Snformuiionss9iireau g. q y,
81. 9ulI $40, ober Teo., gourtInnb 2726: uni
Nr. 500, GibsBroaopnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
NSoofoten.

abuIp6 @utoerlet. 8ebt8anfpaIt, Nr. 10, Oft.
9ertngtolsStrabe. 6. & 3. RPone, ct. PAUL
3530-R.
8. 6arhart S6imrr, stehtsanmaIt. linton 1rufi
gIiloina, baltimore, mo. 9eioe Telephone.
anrl u. ~. GdluIB, l26-t29 al guilbine.
@Hitauus 9orb, 261-260 @albert 9uiIoing.
j. Rin. 6rtmGuH, Iii NprosGbarIessStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
SruTt.G ornnoduieu.

yWdrnlnub Srut Co.," RurofpeTts@de GaIbett.
uno @ermansStrnbe. Srier Serfh, ,Rrdfs
bent; G.. g. 3intmermnnn, Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban ReB, Shaemetiter.
Baltimore Fruit & 8aaraatse Co.," equitable
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Hothhuns Wuti3cn.

Gle oEort %}tpproo6 Frotcctipc MI
location" bot oic 100000 @oiicr.
unO ST 100000 Gublpop., ionic Dir
100000 Eorf.Nnlcibc fiir AnIu4c
Cinca &cnpnltumge-G cntrun3 inooi
Iirt, lm0 miro Gl0c3 ouigcbotcn mcr-
Sen, Die 2tnuobmc Der TuIciben
bltrd5llitBtlt.
Nr. Tobit g. Sauna bon @cloir,
scr iriiGcrc &oriiBcr oc9 Republican,.
id)cn Stoot@- Gomitc'9, llIo 0cItcrn
Den Manor cir, bel Der Sobrcaid)IuB-
fcicr Der ourtiqcu b0bercn Sd)lllc am
70. Slmi cine Hcoe 5r boltcn. Ger
Wopot nrllbte ober ubIcbncl, "a CT
al oiclenr Gage bic 0ipIomc IN Der
bieii0clt bobercu NC0eridulc pcrtbeis
len miro. 0h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

SuppClidranbcns
@rprch- uno EniiagicrsS icnit.

6ambnrg Nmcrita Sinic,
41-45 %runOiuar, Nclu.NOrf.
Nrtbnr ". Hubiun,
ant nltcn 9late.
127 City M Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Staats.gonfen.

ySeutfhe Sauf opn Baltimore" Baltimore
uno SouioabsStrabe. 9tlieuit 8eber, BraR,
bent; 8. 3. Slot, S6aemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
@erdants & @incrs Sranspurt. So.
Tampfer.q inie.

IWHIV "
SradIt uno Rdiingtere.
Gddl 8pitun uno benz Often.
Sitnfine. Somlcriidg. Sdmitng. 6 ubr NbenbS.
9lafl 1ruuiocncc uno BENT, Ettn..
Wontdg, 6rGitua, SumftuG, 6 ubr NbenbS.
y Bad 9ictu urts9ieus uhb Rprfplf.
GdnIih. niSGctnmmerI MiittpodS. 8 ubr Nbos.
. 6radbt aneenommcn tdqlid big 3 uhr gtatnI,
fir o~cnfcIben 5ag nbfabrcnoe S1mpfer.
Iadl sauauunb uno benz Siioeu.
Sicuitna. 6rcitdp. 6 libr Ibenos.
Z. n. WeGeiR, glgent. Bier Sub S~iiosSnb~Sir.
Sanpts9ircun: 8crman. nub 2tabt.StraRe.
Ut3.T&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Shnr.Qnnfpn

y5eutihe epnrbarf BON galttmpre," Gutatp.
linb NaltimoresStrabe.
.et. Snmcs Spdrbnnf," BaIttmoresStrabe inb
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Marplanb &. 4cnnipluauia 81. u.

100 s,orni., nab gorf. nusa. Gonniae.
$40 Sorrt, nab SeIta, nlir Spunidas.
9.3O 9orrn., iah 8elnir, dise, Spnufngs.
11.30 Born, nod gcIair, ausg. Sdiniiags
unb Gonntaes.
loo 9iahui., ftd1 BeIair, MIR Eonutaqs.
f.20 Nahm., mad Beldtr, rur S1ititugs.
$50 gldbm, iIn1 Dorf. unsg. Sonntdgs.
4.05 gtddIt., ttah Celia. mir Sofultdas.
bio gsdhnr, nad 9elair, ause.4 Sonniags.
Gt0 gbenos, uah GeIta, ausg. goptiaqS.
100 Mbenos, mad SeItas ilur Sonntnas.
11.30 Ibenos, nab geIair ause. SenHfass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

NNhJN SNAtAps AhV
SGmereien.
grtffttt & Turner 60, 205 gorbs8aea,S trabe.
Rarmor. uno 8ranit-8 rife .
8. eilsdrtuer G ebaHe. 714-71s BsftsraItt.
moresStrabe.
BlumbinB. Srrnaces, Ronges unb
Oefen, Gadoeden uno 8innen.
geunett 9rus., 523 gorO, 5rsmOnt'sIbenue.
8upieri6mieoe nno EIumbers.
Sobu Subert, t7t4 IbamessS traBe. g & 3.
3eIepbon: BoIfe 1899.
eltersSeriiferungen.
@m. z. ebadctioro & Gu., is uuo II gbamber
OF Commerce.
,Nunal 3uiuranee So. of eiperpooI,n Senrh R.
@nrftelo, Reitoeitt Ylarnger, t0t-fo2 @bnrl'
Der OF .Gpnlnterce gItl.Dtn9.
nGermania Seuer. sriherungs . gefenttat."
lBaltilHore' uno R~ort4aStraBe.
@rltnoeigentbums .agenten unb
-SGnoler.
gtsrre 6. TusaH & 9e,beiu, 10 Otsserinaton'
Strdbe.
SnIIhmieo 3ubebor.
6. Scott Fa1se 60, 1862 unO 1874 RorbsSap.
Strabe.
&oblen mo Sol3.
peHrn q. Bon esiac, $50 goIumbi> .goenue.
ShmudIahen unb ll1rtn.
q. ,. Ttasr, 90 OItsgagitmoresS trabe.
Gfanoleib. @eih6fte.
pGpnipftbateb soan Co.," 1 Norb'1ab'strabe
Ginnps lino Srgeln.
Gas. %. eiitff, o Roros9ibertb sgtrdB..
gsni, 9nabe q Co., r2pric" ,Sebdube, ut. RobaL
abeHIe.
Fapier ltno Bepier-D Often.
smith, Stgun &c., 105 uuo 1s7 Sanober.sir.
9lehplotten, Wctan etc.
9r-H, Gunflin d Co. 1910 9alberfton.Gtr.
9cteftib.I 0entliren.
SiIsin. etrun'e Setetttu.asentur, 7 glab'str,
theih1laen gebeim aebuiien. Hertonlthe sufs
uerffnmieit eeeebcn.
Spnnoauer K Sdlmiot Oriibcr BET Suttt, 2eft
4 25ons, sos 9aIbert SuiIotng.
~ 2eihenbeItatter.
eanbers & ebbne, 170S -t7i0 Gnrtnr.n abb riie.
WH. SoDf, gloribs uno @reenntonnta penue.
"a. Srieohofe.
rasabun sarf Gemetera." OfHce: ii 1et'
SaratoandStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Blum6inB. Surnaces, 8onges unb
Oefen, Gadoeden uno Htnnen.
Bennett grus., 523 Toros 5r.mont'sTbenie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Warmor. uno 8ranit-Werfe ~
8. Diladrturr & ebhHe. 7t4-71s g8eftsTaIti.
moresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Rnntkulbetlnnu


e6ipahc. nerbbfe 9erfonen, eepInat bon Soft.
n1ngslpitgieit lino i1lebtcr 3riumeil. ertho'
pfeHoen suisiliiiien. 9rIii=. Riiders uiio Sopts
,mthe 6SH,Is, @oaraaslhui aoIiapnhe Ses et VSHuas
itppflna, Q1iihi9feit. Grrdtber, 3itierr. Scr5flo'
pfen. 9rltftbeflemHilnp. Ien9itIi6ieit mo 1rie'
itun ertahrctt aus bent Sngenofrenne, tote
etuiadI, ihnell imo binia nfie nnnattt rltd1en
Scrlnitc nib ilnbcrc 1plgcn ingenclidher Vcrtr.
rnngri a~rinblidl gebetit nno pune @einnobef
uno Srpbiint ipicber erIangt tperorn fan1cn,-
WanS ncues Sciluerfabreg. Scoer iein etgener
NrSt. 3T.
9ieieS auberoroentIit interefinnte urto Iebrs
rttche Sidf tScutile Mnfiaae f9OS1, iuelhes
bon Surla uno Wit. Wanr nnb Srnu, geleieil
iueroer iollie fam aepen GiufenolIa bot 20
Gents in grietmorfen o~eriiegeIi be8ogen iperoeIi
bon Der
Yripats Srin III, tS1-6. Rpe
etu.Nprf, Nd. :.
On Sririeu nenuc man orn ,Gprrefppnb euten."
(Gebr4, StSoSo&98)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
0ei9attSs@ egmetier.

Seitungen, 9eitidriften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore gaeus Co.," 3aoio Nbercrom
bic, Befh1ftsfhbrer, 31S @eitSermanSStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Eaiie sur Geiie in's Naslaus be.
iorst 6. Raiue, @r. 4t3, Ci.galti.
nloreitraRer uabe Guitpm Sonie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Santes 3. Softer & Co., ito uHb lit Shb'Sr,
berid' StraBe.
Gee. q. eloaa & Bro, Ala stsbtftr. .s8srfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

8l1pferi6mieoe nno EIumbers.
Sobu 0ubcrt, TIA Gbamess StraBe. g & 3
Ielepbun: 0ulfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

VdHe fir's Nnslant beIufst G. Jlaime, Ut.
Alb, Eft .Saitimore.Stry uate Guftem Spuie Nu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
BEunqHZgRg&CGlD
RAILROADSS

SgpteB3nge pSeoe Stnuos anf bic Stunoe" DON
bet 9amoensG Station uah Nalbington an
@o6eniaeen 100 Barn. bis 800 46enbs.
Sriibere Ibfubrt BON her Wlt. HopdlsSiattott.
9treftc 9erbinouug In Der neucn ttntunb
Citation 5n &aibinstpu nit aaen fio.th sebeSs
ben 9iuien.
@aiuinatou, b~erIafen Wt. SobaIsstatiou:
'G.O5, *6.45. f7.iO, F7.15, 1913, $3.50. tiO.50,
flt.53,, sI1.55 &orgl.. '12.i6. T12;53, tl.55,
+2.43, 1850, t4.16, fi.55, t6.55 gudnl. f6.O9,
1855, 800 (Himttco), 1880, *1t.23 Abenoe;
pcrluiien Gamoeu. Station 1000, t6,15, 1920,
200. 300, 1905, +4.O0, *4.30, $500. 1920,
200. 1920. $500, $50. 300, 1000, Hoo
Born, tt2.0o DR., t12.O2, *t2.25, tt.00, s1.o6,
X 200. 300, t305. "a 90 '+s0, tSso0, *5Co:
(Gimiico), $1,000, *i0.O5, *li.05, s11.32 Gibbs.
6reoerid, GnmoensS citation, 1880 rno s0.l6
8crn., TIPS. I3.50 uuo 1920 gdbru.
Saaerstppu, Wt. Standardization, HAD BORN,
1880 Jiudm, y9nmoeH citation, 1880, $500
Sorn, 1850, t4.00 god)nt.
Hpnal BIue 2ine
nadt 8bilaoelpbia anb Nfiu.Dprf.
Reuer terminus IN Der Sretiiito5 fpdn3t9jftn
StraBc, Gep, glorf. beqneut nat Soteis, xbea'
torn iirh &pfh0ftahiItrift-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

9aumateriaIien, Gbiiren, Senfter.
rahmen, 9a6en etc, ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
srtHtts & .urner g., 2o5 aorb.saea.strass.

Notwithstanding @eratbe uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

@runoetgentbums Igenten unb
-SGuoler.
Ftsrre 6. TusaH & 4esbem. 10 DtsSerinator
Strdbe.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19
PROVO MEAT and
PACKING @
Ways of Saving Work.

In the home of one woman where
single beds are in general use the
spreads are made OF honeycombed ma
terial bought by the yard and hemmed.
They are easy to wash and require no
Ironing. In the same home cream
white madras is used for bedroom
window draperies because OF its good
wearing qualities. 1t comes out of
the wash with flying colors. She trims
them with ball fringe and does not
have them wrung very dry, and wrung
by hand. CT course, as the wringer
would fiatten the little balls. She uses
small rugs all through her house. save
the dining room, because they can be
taken outdoors every week by the
one maid Of the establishment. An.
other woman saves work by having
her luncheon brought to her sitting
room on tray, and another, belong
Ing to family that seems doomed to
perpetual mourning attire. supplies
her maid with very light cotton
dresses in white and black because
there is already too much gloom in
the house.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19
A STRANGE viii,

A law case with strangely dramatic
adjuncts was lately before the SUI
perior court of St. Petersburg. The
odd circumstances leading to the legal
proceedings were as follows:
One of the wealthiest land owners
near Smolensk died not long ago,
and after the funeral the heirs looked
vainly for the will. but without sue
cess.
A few days later, young man. see.
ing graphophone on table in the
dead mans library, put into II record
which he supposed was that Of popu.
lar Russian song. To his amazement
and terror, instead Of song he heard
the voice Of the dead man recite the
words Of the missing will.
The heirs were notified of the dis
coyery, lawyers were summoned, and
they lost NO time I'm examining the
record containing the viii II was
found to be aawiass. and the question
then arose whether a will left on a
graphophone cylinder would be deemed
valid by the courts. IL Is, therefore,
on this unique point that the superior
court must render its decision Sunday
Magazine.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19

Dispatches which would make your
blood curdle with anguish and sorrow
for the rich are flying all over the
country.
Something like this:
Boston, To-day: At 1920 this
morning Rudolph Oscar Grabbitall, the
millionaire onebreaker. read the
startling news that foreign count
had just landed in New York. His
suffering was pathetic His daughter.
Gasoline Panatella. who will inherit
$l9,000,000 mostly in bonds, stocks
and newspaper talk was in the dental
parlor FIVE blocks away from home
when the blow fell Calling his house
hold about him, Mr.. Grabbtall rushed
into the dental parlor, beat the dent
list down with his bill, dragged Case
lene Panatella home and locked her
up in the rear cupboard OF the spare
room on the second floor of his man
sion. Her teeth suffered somewhat,
but, thank heavenl her money will re.
main In this country. The commu.
nifty breathes easier, but all the in
coming trains are being watched"
Are you wise, Bunch. to what the
pan-handling nobility of Europe are
doing in our dear United States?
They are putting all our million.
aires on the fritz, that's what they're
doing.
IL will soon come to pass that the
heiress will have to be locked up in
the safe deposit vaults with papa's
bank book.
Here is an item from one OF our
most prominent newspapers. Read 1t,
Bunch, and then rush out and take a
running kick at the first nobleman
| you see
Long Island City. Now.-Pinchem
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19
snseze oause for plvoroe.

Mrs. John Buckles Of Denver Is af-
ter divorce because her husband
sneezes II makes her nervous and
the baby nervous. and even the neigh.
bors get fidgety and talk when John
wakes up in the middle of the night
with rousing old "Horash-shool"
That's the way Mrs Buckles described
1t to the attorney she applied to. John
uses snuff and when he awakened he
would take a pinch Of snuff and then
lie In bed hump his back aud bora.
shoe 90 times or more. II would
shake the bed and knock all the covers
Of and lie baby would Lei sL III ILL yell aud
Mrs. Buckles just got distracted The
attorney told her that perhaps John
could not help It, but the lady in.
sisted she wouldn't live with the bora.
shoe man. She went of declaring she
would think up some more bad habits
OF Johns II sneezing wasn't Mt cause
Tor interchangeable Journal.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19

SHORTAGE, the millionaire who made a
fortune by inventing a way to open
clans by steam, has determined that
no foreign count will marry his daugh.
ter, Sudsetta. She will inherit about
s193,000,000 about SIS of which is
loose enough to spend. The unhappy
father is building spite fence around
feet high, and all the unmarried mil
lionalres without daughters. to speak
of. will contribute champagne bottles
to put on top of the fence. II the
cc4lt gets Sudsetta he Is more of a
sparrow than her father thinks he u.s."
It's pitlful, Bunch; that's what It
is. pitiful!
All over the country rich mon are
dropping their beloved daughters in
the cyclone cellars and hiding
mammals stocking with the money in
It out in the hay loft.
am glad, Bunch, that / am not a
rich man with a daughter who is eat
ing her heart out for a moth-covered
title and castle on the Rhinewine.
You can bet, Bunch, that no daugh.
ter of mine can ever marry a tall gent
with a nose like a quarter past six
and a knowledge OF the English Ian
guage which doesn't get beyond
|. o. u.
Talk To the nobility you have been
hobnobbing with, Bunch, and see IL
you can reform them.
Yours in hope, JOHN.
Copyright. 1908. by q. w. Dillingham; Coz
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19
FaII sklrt compromlaea.

Between the close-htting gown worn
by the fashionable woman OF taste and
the one exploited by ultra-fashionables
who care more for display than for de-
cency, there is a wide difference. The
latter follows the lines of the figure,
but does not sheath In such a way as
to hamper the steps In walking. Fall
will probably bring out host OF com
promises which will suit the multi
tude. but the fashion, II 4 becomes
an established one, will make the. re.
constructing Of all gowns In last
years wardrobe a necessity. Whether
the plated skirt will continue for walk.
considerable light on the subject
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19
A Unlaue Musloaln-

A decided novelty in the way OF
musictles was given recently by a
charming musician and her husband.
They have done and are doing a won.
derful work for children. The invita-.
lions were Issued to the youthful
guests with the request to bring "ee
dolly they loved the best to the doll
musicale"
The hostess was assisted by much
beloved corn-husk dolly who belongs
TO this musical household.
On the day appointed there were
over 80 dolls OF various ages and sta.
tions in life assembled In demure 81.
lence to listen to the following clever
program:
Dolly Lost and Dolly Found" .. .. Martin
The japanese Doll". .................sw Swift
Sleep, Dolly, Sleep" and Dance.
Dolly, Dance ....,.......,. Reinccke
Dolly Goes TO Sleep" Goodrich
song-'1 Love the old Doll Best" .Gaynor
In Dolly's Kitchen" ."....... Hollander
Dolrs Dance ....,,....... TschailSowski
Dance OF the Marionettes" ..........
.................... Mrs. Crosby Adams
Overture TO the Marioncttes" zee. Gurlitt
song-"My Dear Jerushy" .,,.,... Gaynor
song-"Now Go to sleep, My Dolly.
.........,.......... Mrs. rosby Adams
Teaching Dolly 20 waltz ..,... Bartlett
Funeral March OF Mari, settle" .Gounod
'Poupee Valsante" ................. Poldini
Dancing Doh" ....................Seo boock
Dolls Reverie" ..... Mrs. Crosby Adams
The children were perfectly de
lighted and took in the ideas expressed
TO the great satisfaction OF the hostess.
II was a revelation TO find that all the
world loves doll, as is evidenced by
the fact that "muslc-makers OF every
cline have told the dolls own story
in song and rhyme"
This suggestion may be carried out
easily, as the selections are within
reach Of the average musician.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-19

squirrels and all animals except those
that can be reached by an automo-
bile, but why don't we have a law to
protect the heiresses?
Why are these titled slobs permit
ted TO borrow car fare, and come over
here and give this fair land fit OF
Indigestion?
Why are they permitted to set their
proud and large feet on the soil for
which our forefathers fought and bled
for their country, and for which some
of us are still lighting and bleeding
the country?
Why?
Why do these fat-heads come over
here with silver cigarette case and
a society directory and make every
rich man in the country fasten bur
glar alarm TO his check book?
Find out, Bunch.
A few days ago one of these NUTS
with an Edam title jumped OFF an
ocean liner, and Immediately the price
Of padlocks rose 10 the highest point
ever known on the stock exchange,
All over the country rich men with
romantic daughters rushed TO and
fro and then rushed back again.
They We're up against a crisis.
II you could get near enough to the
Tong distance telephone, Bunch, you
could hear one rich old American guy
shrieking the battle-cry TO another cap
tain of industry out in Indianapolis:
ITO arms! The foel The foel He
comes with nothing but his full-dress
suit and blank marriage licensel To
arms! To armsl"
The telegraph wires are also sig
cling with excitement