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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Sd)mnaacl in Yoam's Sultiim.

Sine nellc slrt bes Sd)ntllggeIbe.
triebeS bot lid) an ser ruiliid)- prcllbi
ihcn @rcn5e IN alernnbrolpo oufge
thon. Ser Vctricb gcbt obne irgcno.
lpcld)c @ciGbroun1 Der Shnln9glcr
bon Stnttc1, eS lei oennL Dob lie lit
etlua crfGItct. Ifit Sinluanbfrcien
E0iicn pcricbcn, iobrcu WtGn1er INC
Sruilcn bon Ileralorolpo nit Der
Vobn nod) Der erItcn preuBiiben
Station Stlotid)in. Sic 2eltte be.
iinbcn lid, Der 0Goii. 3ig." 5uiolgc,
in porabiciiifem &oItiinL MIR onB
Elm LANCER Wurtel Die Hollc 0eS Sci.
gcnblottes ipielt,, Cont bobcn lie
nidts an ipeber GleiDcr nod Wda
Idle. Sn Stlotidin itei1cn tic ans,
lcgcn = pielind) Dor Den gitgcn Der
Mcilcnoen - Die 8arocrobe al, Die
ibnen lire Igentcn aus S6orn brin-
gen, u1o febrcn, oitf onS Seinite aus
IIaffiert, NIT Dem nGdJlten 3lge pobIs
aemiltb nodJ gleranbrorpo 5uriid. Die
3oQbeamtcn, oenen Scr i1eltc Grid
ie6r genol befonnt lit, fonncn Den
Seliten ilid)ts anbnbcn, oa nah gclebs
lid]er 9eitimnlrng Niemonben alei-
nungSItiide, iofern lie tift etma goll5
oiienfunoig iiberfliiiiig iino. bonn Sci.
be abgenonlmlen mer0en 0iiricn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Gie aroBcn R~jr>cyau5e1 l.u6teten
foft bertldrt IL sIdubt0er Snni9teit.
Sn unriltirliA ertUq2tubcr S6etIs
rabme IieB Der Mann feline 9ano iiber
has blonde S6pf6en 9~Ieiten; bos
frDmmc WGrden Eotte gar 10 rii6renb
getlunssn Boil ben uniduIoigen Sip
pen.
nScine Mutier tptrb cher ssfpiB
aud obne ToIde 9iIfe Gin i0oner On
gel in !Simmel lpcroen," Iagte er
f%relnbIiG, auf ben SoeenJans Der
&leinen eingebeno.
ia fiilten Iih jebr3 bic blallen 4uz
gen pl0Bli6 nit SbsG1cu.
r9tG] neia," fliiferte iic, nit Gblu6s
cen tGmpfeao, fife ia9sa ia ole, mein
Wtiitter6en t0nne ridt IN ben Sim
mel trmmen. Sic bitte niht Gciparz
tct, Bis Der liebe Gjott tie rieF, uno besz
balb tDiirbe or fte audi nitt "cinluilcn.
Mein orme8 Miitter6en bat INNER 70
bel eeireint, uno einmol, "a nabm Iie
mid in ibrc Nrne llno Iagte, tie ipGrc
70 fe1r miioe uno m06te T6IdTen, adns
felt unb LANCE. Sd folte nicbt trauria
isi:,, ioenn Ie nitt pieOcr aufpa6te,
bic Rube niirbe ibr 70 loobltbun. limb
odnn bat iie iib bin5cIcgt uno aus
elmer GIoI6e nit einem 1dmar3cn,
DdBlidsn 9iloe bdrauf oetrlnfen.
Sieb," unterbrdG iie Ij1 pIUbIi9 Iebs
bait, .9crace 70 >pie ri, Ia, bic OH in
Der !6onb foF! @iuIt @u culh barurs
trinten9 unh pirIt 9u tun.l au1 toot
fetn ipie mcin Miittsrt1en? unb rpcr<
BEN bic i6lpar5en Mldnner Did aud
oa bineintro1en in bG3 groBe garItige
9aus9 - Weibt Oh t9a3?" rief lie
pI0BIid gang IrabIcno infol7e elmer
ncn:n Sbse, bic lib hires G0pi6en3
bemd6tigtc, i'd perbe fir Did bcnr
ou9 etnen StraIb Der suten Simmel9a
f6IiifcIhen fuGen. obcr Dill muBt
audi iebt nit mir tommcn uab mid 3l
mcin:m Wliittsrden brinqen, 0elt9"
Sie ftob i6re tletne 6anb sntraus
lid ii bic 1eirc, oI8 % Iie i'm nit
fort6iehen pollte. 0abet giiit ba5 Der
b%dnnniBppGe 6tGiGden gu 9ob:n. Ser
erIhiittestc Mann bcb es nift dlf;
unbelpcQIi0 ioh er 81, pie bi: tcbs
brinncnbe SliiiIintCit in ben 8eildenz
teppi0 gu Teinen 6Ibm Iidcrt:.
uno Balm teuQte cr Iid plGblih
nteoer, ,nb, beibc Irmc III bic rib
rerbe Helm, GjeTidIt Ihlin ,enb, bob er
Ie cmpor u:rb briitte lie an feline
9ruYt.
$50 ma1!e es rein Miitter6en
ouh. efe it iiW binI;8t. unO 70 felt
cinI9Iitf," IiIpeI!e bic Aleinc Gngitli9.
.9o8 pitit Du run crG getpib tbun,
uno bann Eat bi, oyr1e GlIe nicmano
mebr, Der ibr biIit, at ibrem Miittsrs
G)en 81 tDmnen. BiQit OH ni0t lie.
Ger woh bleiben2 GS muB bob oar
ntdt biibT6 1cin ba unten il Der bun
teln Grbc, loo maa bic Come niGt
iieht uno nidt bic Dislcn id0nen BLU
men. @itli, bite, bleib bel mir! GlTc
mill Did oafir aud reht li.b baben!"
Wit ibrem freien Iinten Sdnb6en-
bic Rs6te bi,It nod INNER ben Straub
nmtlamnert - itrei6elte iie in I6Ids
terner 2iebtofung feline Wange, unb
ais tie in ieinem Qlu9e cine belle
Sbrdne fdimmern iab, ieBte ie treu.
ber5i9 bin3u:
Sci ni6t traurig, ba, tb i6ente
Dir audi ems BON meinen !Simmelss
fdlufelden."
Der Wann nabm bic 8liitbe unb
beriibrte iie nit Ieinen 2ippen.
nSu iiibeS 9ina!" murmelte er,
r8u felber biit fir Mid elm !SimmeIss
f4liihelden, bas mir Der psrlore,e
9immel in Der eisenen Yruit ipiebsr
aufdei6loiisn bat -"
6orticBitng fol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
$4,000. Sn perfanfen: S95O.OO.

Sene neuert, nooernen 5peiii1iigcn Siufer
OH ber Goro+pnrcsStrnfe. 5ipiideu SairrIouuts
Npsnue uno SubetiesSirdBe. nit alien moeers
nei @inribiunael; cementirte Seller, 9of lno
IrottoirS. @nI1iuirte 9doepninet mo 2iidens
Nusgiiffe. Mdrmortreppen mn sSeiiulfe, FAM.
tdre Drainnge, Straben nit piirifi5irten 3ieaels
fteinen eepfIaftert. sic miiiicn gefebeli iucroen.
un fe fddben 81 ionnet.
9Rdn Hebnie Sairntoult : Ipefie : Rdggpns.
Eebr leidie gebinaulleen. 3ur Snfpeftion idg'
LID nno SonntG9s often. gaerfen am 4labe.
Briinorlietbe $4,000 - fe6sunobreibig SoIldrS
pro Jabr.
2pafter g. &eitptaI,
(Usati83 9auuniernebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Gallagher, Ser ganmeiiter.
GOO Y(ud, Huro.2afeiuuuo .SiOruue.

$1,000 tauicu eines Scr bcitcn .s%,ueitbdiaeu
Sdmfer in Gft'Sditinure. bdS man fir has @elb
%erbulteuf fdln. SerraNcn' Srunteil. cenientirie
@eiienneec, S0fc mo aener uno cine 10 Sub
@ranoIit6s NneD i'm Sinteraruroe; inooerne IA
be8imner, stbiuasfanots sInihlnB; tSrlinoSins
MIR $40 pro Snbr. Sirenu Ir. 1851, Wionu.
meut. 2traBe. C14S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
3m %pcrfaufen:
Wcbiainiid,e Tnsci9en.
Mrs. @ins(plu's Sputbina Snru,

Mrs. @inSlOlu's Suutbima SDrnp
miro felt iiber iiiufunoicdejia 5abren nom
W,iniunem rUu Winnmcru iir lire Sinoer Uci'm
3atnen nit uonitanoigem Griula aebruud)t. So
~bcrnbi1t has Aimo, eriueidlt ben @aumcn, be,
ih,uidltiNt nie Sd,nerScn; tnrirt @inotulif mn
lit oas bette Mittrl fir SinrrbGc. &on glputbcs
fern in alien SSelttbeileIt periurit. Seio GclpiB
mo %pcrldIQt rDire. &inslup'o SpotBtug SN.
uno5nan8ig Gcni9 Ole 5lafbe. Infer Ocm' !idbr-
miitel uno Sroguens tScfep bonn 30. Sill 1900
aurantirt. Seriet hummer 1898. Gin nitee
NIB gntbennbrtcc Miitci. (tG0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Gtabfirt 1928.
Goniolt0ateo 3oau &c.,
Vpr6.W .StraEe.

Gin probes MJortinent berfaIener Dianar,
ten, ubren uno SuiueIeii In einem 9.rioatsaers
faut, NOD inter baltcm 8oftenpreis. &ir eebet
mad mte Dor Iiberale GarIeben ouf nue Wertb.
gegenftdnoe. eeitcn'@in9an8 gum Bripat'Fh'
redu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Gin neies Salis. 7 3iinlner, Speiies urb
Yaoerannt. Hot 60 bel 1870. eute5 Nrunncnipnis
fer, geintoe uio idditige 9nae. IL Mtinilen 5Ir
. 9ent3s9ar, alite panoiirabe: parS ODER in
Sidgelt an rnbiae 2euie ubne Ninoer al Der.
irietben. giuh5ufrngcn bel ". u. 0acbn, Ir.
GiS, 6nior. Strafc, ODER In Der Ctiice oes
,EcutidIen Surrcipunoenten" UG2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

SAFER. - 3uiil6r 1900 9uiheI ;
aus Den @lepotoren 5uriidee5oser
1920 Suifc(; glep1toren . 8prrutb
12i,t5G guidel.
Seutigc SdluBrate:
WelBer Yer. 2 idmerer. SO =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Jara,e,,

In ieber Srbbe bon 4 bis 5t 49, 900 stdern, In
@iarbIano rno nnoeren Sffiaaten: ferHpr 8e.
fdta ftsbauier mo NpbHbdnirr In Baltimore mo
bic @eneralss0entur bon german Saoenbupp,
III, Huro.6harfe5.stra Baltimore, Dib.
(Sepi1 ,12Uit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Niciinc Nnraains.

i3n prriauicu: % bel t4O SUB. uut elmer
9ouebeite GclcGeue pruntuoue ReiioellS. Ban
N!!uec an Der nclclr Snibtngion cIeitrildcn 81
mic. pro Siiid $40. Sl.00 @n6n0lutn, St.00
loobcltltb. GrCtc NaDuinbrt fir gtnppbncr ant
ipeIbe ioiort Tlbt incriiocr, ais bier g%nmnIShe
idulell. Sie pduier meroeu inter Scoitallits
9ct o~eridnl! Werhen, Die ~ulGeidbr Der Mici5cz
9apIlilt9 BleiDfommeu. Sreier 9tusiluo nab
Der nclctl Staot ieben 1ug rin II llbr. Spredt
Dor IN 9tr. I02. GnirzN ui.oirG. @eUiinct BON
. llbr &nrEr. bis 5 lhr gbcnos: iumrnt idbIlcu
lIllo irCitt Gurc Slllaluabl; iiUer 200 Geute bdhen
lbnl NGuN!l9c ma ileine carmen Acfuuit, bic
9dliie btcler Qelie iino Scuti6e. UGt-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Sinc antc Standardization

'@robes pieriibdiges g9obnbnus. 81 SUB
Sroni, rur S42 Grinorenie. ut an beribiebeuc
Sainilien bernieibei unb brinot $50 monaiiid,.
at fit $4,000 al uerfnuier, oa Der Gi9entbiis
.. Vabenbuop, Gr. III, Turb'G barleS. strake.
(Sept5 I'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Stcacngeimhc.


Sin oeuiiber Wiunn inbl Stellng nnf ctHnl
Sdrm ODER ais Hiirtner. Hadi5Itrageil bel Oru.
Sobn sauerait, per Norciie 2cm Soariman, Hr,
:05, perlamgrrtc Sreocrid.% slpcuue. tG2-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
eeutf6es Mrb,its.Wodnpeiiunos.s areom,

9ieienieen, Die brntide SniOiperfcr, Irbetter
mo Sienft6pien 8u beicbdftigeu piinlhen, mol
len ib perfolIi6 ooer in trantirtcn 9rieien ot
8inlmer II, Nr. 215-217, Gunrtlauo. strGbr,
lperoen, uelber unenteeItlif sul3tlntt ertbeilei
plro. Spre6itnnoel bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CQu271N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Su %Uerfanfcn:

Cine ant %etablirte eiderei lueaeu aranfbeit;
feline annebmbare Sfierte Suritdgeuiefen. BAD.
~5nfragen III Der Etiir oes .Erntifeu Gurre.
fpgnoeuteu". G62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Baltimore Warh6eridte.

"olti morc, 8. Suni 1903.
Webl. 3uiubr 1920 Safer,
clnlhlicBlih 1887 S1iier 5t Occult.
Folnt inno PA 6Giier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
gerfGufe auf Ger bieiigen gffefteiu
borie.
FIRST CALL.

6O0O ITO. &Do. I. Observation-Disclosures. s5k
20o0 SCaOoGro @ir Cine 4er.......... DIN
1000 metropolitan Der g8dib) ........ 1o9h
40 lilo, 3tU5. 5uno. (Scrip) ........ 76A
1870 ITO. Hb5. Sumo. (scrip) ......... 7GHl
100 ITO. &Ds. 5unO. Csuip) ........ 76A
100 Tito. HpS. 5uuo, 5er........,... 76la
1000 ga, Gar. & Toribcrn 5cr. ....... 00I,
100 giort6ern GenirnI .............. 90
3 WeftcrAn MarbInno ....... 5ns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

% s # on6cn. Shau,
6uoen=9 BETTER: .9iite MIR bcrein5lt-
ipo3ieren, mcine !Serridoitenl Sicr
lit 81 ieben WfiB Winfo, hic mcltbe.
riiDnnte H%icienOumc - BON unerreid).
fer Sd)on6eit uno StGrfe. Sod ME
0ngepeien, meine Serren = MIR 20
Gfennig Gntrce = nod ME oagetue.
ien!" Bauer: On aotbi, on geb'n
mir net 'ncin! @onn + no ME oa-
g'ipeien is, Die Groli, NADIA fonnt +
ali gnb' bsui' ga net fomma!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
5m %perfanfen.


III urrfnuicN:
Seine nVldd alio Ian" Puppies bon eirenI
SSnri bon RreisaemiImern in s%iineritu mo Gu
rupu. 9tadSufrugcu IN 3rieriueiicr'c Gafe,
Nprouit.G6e uuu Eratt. NIB Eaea.Strabe.
U6t-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
an %perfanicn.
Yccritchcnoc gSirihidait.

9Sitnife nit oausbeiipcr BON 9Sirtbibnit. Die
ln'olBe Dober Slceui leCr itebt. bctrcr5 Wins
tiiphrl9. o~erlelben IN &erbtnouna "a tretrl.
D62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Vcrlnnnt:
Gbreibeu Gle iofnri iiir giten 8erhienit al
she HpueltD Co.," 204 S,uau st., Buffalo,
R,.U, (lidi22, Wtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
All ucrmirtbcu:

Su uerniictbeii:
CIR. 100-11t, HturoaSarcs StraBe, 3piffen Der
Sniriuount Noenue Ino Snbette Sirabe: nllt
standardization. Gah6niruDcn an Crit NIB
Stclc. t60-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Serlanst in Naacmeincn.


Sin nltcs Gbepuur nui eiucm 9anoitbe; qus
ties Seim ,Hr ole rehtcn Gcute. gtdm6ulra9eu
nit 1tclercn8cn in Gr. 25t0, StsSairmUuht.
Nucnur. UGl-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
gu permictbcu:

Gr. 1t07 uno III, Observation-Disclosures; 6iueis
fi6diae SiuFer in onrSiialihem 3uitanoe: Wiics
nns Stefc ubcr bel Senrg ID. Hitei, Hr. 20I,
YprosS aluert.Str. Cltui2, 1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
SECOND CALL,

2OOO ilto. ADS. I, ier. ......,..-... s5ls
5000 Tito. Rus. /. der. s5L
y NrdcOftia X Boiomnc 5er........ 20
go llto. Nus. 5uno. (scrip ....,.... 76M
40 Tito. RIBS. 50no. (Serip) ......... 76I
iooo uio' Nus. Inc. ............t.... 81
500 IS. q. g, 4er. 43
2000 Seabouro Mir Cine 4er. ......... 5tA
1000 Sim 312er. 1880. ............. 95&
5000 Sin & Suburban 5er ........... iO7&
% MdrpInno 9uinaIp ............. 6s
2000 Cotton 0ucf Der. ............. 73h
1000 lilo. Rms. 4er. sbA
5000 IndcOttiG & Roiomae Ser. ....... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

0ertnrgt:
Gin heuiibcr Wiann init Samilic nuf elmer
Sdrm. aiut6ulrdpen lei Wcu. 3. Suicr, Gar
riion.9ane uuo Baltimore 4 YptDmar &aBn."
ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
3m p%crmictbcn.


Sin Stat" BON orci ,3tinrrcru nit alien 9e
uuemlihiciien Itro liCrauou i'm 3intergrunoe
yiuh6uirl9en in Dir. 143, Turo. @uife' strahc,
Ib2-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

bis ouSgelpHbItcS 80. 4.5O-4. 80
WolSnlebl, pro 100 Ei0. 1.7O-l.9O
Wci5en. ~ 3itiubr 20Ol On.
ld)el; %erlanot BON oen @lepotoreu
6o,23l 9u'del; g~leuutoren. 9orrotb
337,605 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Wnt9. 3ninbr G75l Nu'del;
Serlmtbt bon oen glcootoren 1918
Snlbel; elepntorcn . Torrotb 49,.
POI Ylildel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

FdEs Fir'a MmSlnnb teinrdf q. Nalne, w.
413. Et.Taltimsresets, naheGntsu,Ssxte.ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

GA
fragt die Die ode, Die Ihr Inner Gskauft HABIT
'; $. &1MzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Jimnmtts[0ldntl6rn
6ii'r SRcrs Gr,aBluas
ucu
y. q l. ii II inn

oGbrlit ii criiarrGt!
"tSrclthc bcn S%tcrblidjcn,
"2Ca bic ncrotrb,ihcu,
nS dlle;dNeEbtn. erb!,dlcu
"ytGnBrI luluanrcnl"
te>oetbe, 6dUit)
-Nfeber ben tIsincn SrisbEpT an
IN TIubuTer tlcn9tn bic SEers
81 gIoGcn. Sic tlangcn 10 bell,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
ROBERTS DREAM.

Robert had been asleep all after
noon, but when he awoke he was
ready to tease everybody. The day
was very warm, and his pets had
slept all afternoon. Then he, went
to Prince, his dog, and gave him a
kick; then he said, Get up, you lazy
fellow" and when he did not get up
he got three more, At last he got
up and walked around.
Princess, his cat, also was asleep.
He came to her and lifted her high
in the air, but the cat gave him an
awful scratch. "Oh, you naughty
cat, he said. "Oh, you naughty boy"
said his neither, who was sitting on
the porch, and saw all.
"You must go to bed, because
you've been bad" said his mamma.
ooh, can't stay in the ham
mock, please?" he pleaded.
But he had to go to bed "Show
how good you can be, and go up
stairs" So he went up to bed. Soon
he was again in the garden, and he
understood the language Of the anil
mails. Prince went to Princess and
said, Don't our master treat US
mean?"
Yes, I'm not going to live here
any more, she answered, He picked
me up in the air, and / gave him a
good long scratch" said Princess.
swell, / wouldn't do that, but I
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
OUR DANDY.

Dandy is a little black dog He
always wears a white shirtfront and
four white slippers. He has a tiny
tuft Of white on the tip Of his silky
black tail He is cute little animal.
Besides being cute he is very fond OF
sweet things and doughnuts are HIS
special delight; you know the kind,
with a big hol, in the middle and all
covered with sugar.
Dandy's mistress does not think
doughnuts are good for him. and she
has expressed herself so often that
Dandy knows quite well what she
thinks.
Now Dora, the cook. did not know,
90 the day before Thanksgiving while
she was baking Dandy watched her
SO eagerly and frisked about so joy
ously that she selected one OF the
largest cakes and threw it on the
floor for her pet.
Dandy was surprised to say the
least how good the doughnut looked
and "M-m." how good It smelled. He
looked e all over He sniffed at II
daindIy. He poked Il with his paw.
he looked up at Dora as Il he wanted
her TO say something
Then be picked up the cake and
carried II IN his mouth, trotied sober.
~ away straight into the sitting
room whore sat his mistress.
Dandy dropped the cake at her
feet looked pleadinely up IN her
face and waited for orders to eat
Ills mistress thought he had stolen
the sweetmeat aud caline to Dora.
she asked. "Do you know nov Dandy
cot this doughuota"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20

opening. thus forcing back the weight
of the sea. No one was near He
shouted until his voice was gone, but
no help came He would not leave.
for he felt that it was better for one
little boy to lose his life than for
many men, women and children to be
drowned.
Early in the morning search par
ty found him in faint beside the
dyke with his arm still Stopping the
leak. They carried him home, and
for many days they were anxious
about him. but God spared his life
Long years have passed since then,
but when the sea roars like a flood
the Hollanders take their sons by
the hand and tell them Of brave little
Peter, whose courage saved the land.
-Inez McFee, In the Normal Instrue-
tor.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
BOYS COURAGE SAVED COUNTRY

BOYS COURAGE SAVED COUNTRY
Holland Is dotted with windmills
and lined with canals. You ask why?
Because this land was once covered
by the sea and the people had to re-
claim It BIZ building great dykes, or
walls of earth, around the shallow
places to shut out the sea, and then
pumping out the water with wind
mills. In rainy seasons these mills
are kept busy pumping out the water.
They are also used to grind corn and
beat hemp.
Probably some of you have read
the story Phoebe Cary tells of the
brave little boy who stopped a, leak
in one of the dykes. You remember
his mother sent him one evening to
carry a plate across the dyke to the
hut of an old blind man. Little Pc
ter did his errand quickly and was
coming home more slowly, stopping
now and then by the side of the dyke
to gather flowers He heard the sea
roaring against the dykes and felt
glad that the wall was good and
strong, for he knew that If the dyke
should break the people near would
all be drowned.
All at once, through the noise Of
the waters. came low, clear trickling
sound that made his face pale with
terror. He dropped his blossoms and
hurried up the bank where the found
the water trickling through a hole in
the dyke. Even as he watched the
hole grew larger and the water
poured through in a stream.
He gave loud shout, kneeled
down and thrust his arm into the
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got four awful kicks. and l feel It
yet" said Prince.
Let us run away tomorrow right
after he feeds us. We can live In
the mountains. and then something
will tell us TO come back when We
think he'll treat us better" was
Princes idea
Come, get up and dry your eyes,
What are you dreaming aboutg We
are going to have supper; papa Is
waiting for you," said his mamma
He was glad it was dream, and
from that day on he treated them
with respect, and they often Won
dered what happened Lulu Maurer,
In the Brooklyn Eagle.
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DEoPrED COFFEE.
Doctor Gains 20 Pounds on Postum

A physician Of wash. D. O.. says q
HIS coffee experience:
For years J suffered with period
zeal headaches which grew more ~
Quent untIl hr became almost cor
slant. So sefta we're they that some
Zines was almost frantic va
sallow. coasiipated. Irritable. alueg
less; my newory was poor. ] trenlDle
and nay Thoughts we're often confused
my Wife 10 her Wisdom. beiesa
coffee was responsible for these ll
and urged me 10 drop Il. uiq
many times to do 80. but was ~
slave.
Finally wife bought package q
Postum and persuaded me 10 try 10
but she made Il same rs oriirip
coffee and was disguised with ln'
taste. Ct make this emphatic pe
cause I fear many others have bad n,
same experlence.) She was distrea1
at her failure and we carefully reai
the directions, made II right, boiled
full Us minutes after boiling con-
menced. and with GOOD cream 90.
sugar. liked tilt lnvleorateda12
seemed 10 nourIeh me-
lhei was about a year ago Nf
Z have 10 headaches, am not salio7
aieepiessneas and irrltabfity are gons
my brain clear and my hand STEADY
! have gained 20 lbs and feel am ,
new man.
~ do not hesitate 60 give POSTUM
due credit or course dropping COTE
was the main thing. but had dropps.
II before, using chocolate. cocop an'
other things 10 no purpose
Postum not only seemed to ac4.
an invigorant. but as al articleI 4
nouSiahment rr'ne ne TIE neeis,
phoaphates and a|tlnens This y y
lmnginrry tale It can be su1siant.t
ed ~ ~ vie and her ririef ~.
both changed 10 Postum and 3"
hearty women of about 10.
I write this for Tho iniormAp',
and encouragement of others 'l
With a feeling OF gratitude % tnP ''
yelntor Of Postum
Name given hy Postum Co.. Bsii',
Geek, Mich Read -Ihe hoae y
Tollviile. Ga pkgs. There's h'+
spn
EVer read fhc oIDrc lcfltrf
one appears from sluie 10 time 20.
are renuino. true. and luu Of h.''
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OLDEST CHURCH ORGAN.
Found on Island Of eothland and n
Excellent state Of Preservation.

Found on Island Of Gothland and N
Excellent state Of Preservation.
In the Baltic Sea, forty miles iron
the mainland, lies the Swedish islssd
Cortland, a Mecca for studeak D,
early Gothic architectare. hAws
by alone, the chief town Of the island
with itE population OF 5000 souls
may be studied what roinains Of 10
less than ten churches, come Of which
date from the eleventh and Twelfth
centuries The oldest of them is he
Church Of the Holy Ghost, complied
about 1916.
Prof Hennerberg. director IN a eG.
man music school arj especially 10.
terested IN the study OF medlaerl
organs, visited nfty-nine churches IA
Cortland. and In a little yillagtsehnd
sundre came upon the remnant II
what is unquestionably the Oldest
known organ IN existence. The case
alone has survived the fret Of seven
centuries. the holes for pedals and
manuals are placed as IN modern Ia.
struments, and inside one can SO
the chamber Tor The bellows and iudp
OF their action the exterior is sdou-
ed with psintne dating from abOli
1910.
When this ancient instrument coua
no Longer serve its original purpoa
-lt was used as a sacristy and for ts
eafegoafd OF holy vessels and vest
meu.s was kept IN careful repab
hence is ezcellent preservation ,
our DAY. Yon-h's Companion.