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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
EUROPE is GROWING COLDER.
temperature of the Continent Con
stantly Becoming Lower.

Some months ago there appeared in
these columns some tables worked up
by Camille Flammarion to show
changes of a meteorological character
which seem to have taken place in
Europe, says the Philadelphia Record.
Writing again, he states that from
actual figures obtained within the
past six years he has become certain
that the temperature of Europe has
been falling. France has been suf-
fering for long time from an excess
of cold weather, the thermometrical
readings at Paris having been one
degree below the normal height.
Other readings show even less favor
able results. The, fall is more notice
able during the spring than during
other periods Of the year. Similar
Phenomena are recorded in Great
Britain, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria
and Germany. In the days of Philip
Augusta, in the thirteenth century, the
wines of Etampes and Beauvais were
the favorite beverages at court. Henry
w, pronounced bon vivant, frequent
ly expressed his fondness for the
product of the Suresnes grape. At the
present day there is not vineyard
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
THE MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 25, 1908.
Flour-Firm and higher
Wheat-No. red 981ac.
Corn-No. white 611ac.
oats-Mixed 571ac.
Hay-More active.
Cattle-steers $5.OO@5.s0. veals
$5.0O@9.OO
sheep-steady at ss.5o@5.Oo. lambs
$6.5O@7.60
Hogs-Weak at $4.75@5.00.
Cleveland, Feb. 25.-Flor-Minne-
sofa patent $5.75@620.
Wheat-No. 2 red 931sc.
Corn-No. 3 yellow 641ac.
Oats-No. white 54c.
Butter-Best creamery 35c.
Cheese-York state 1870.
Eggs-Strictly fresh 25c.
Potatoes-Best grades soc.
Hay-No. l timothy $14.50.
Cattle - Best steers $5.00@5.25,
calves $S.OO@S.50.
Sheep-Choice wethers $5.25@5.50,
best lambs $700@7.15.
Hogs-Yorkers $4.55.
Toledo. Feb. 24.-wheat = Cash
971ac.
Corn-CaSh 58c
Oats-Cash 53Rc.
Cloverseed-CashS S11.55.
East Buffalo, Feb. 25.-Cattle-Ex-
port steers $5.35@5.75, calves $500
Sheep-Wethers $5.50@5.S5, lambs
| $6.OOQ6.50.
Hogs-Yorkers and pigs $3.50.
Pittsburg, Feb. Choice
steers $5.60@5.75. good $5.20@54O.
Sheep-Prime wethers S5.75Q6.00.
lambs $5.00@7.40.
Hogs-Yorkers $3.50. pigs $40.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
Rare Paintings Discovered.

Many rare and valuable paintings
have just been discovered in one of the
subterranean passages of the State
college here. The building was for
merly in the possession of the Jesuits,
and it is now believed that when they
were expelled from the country they
walled up IT. underground catacombs
of the ling in order that their
treasures of art and wealth might be
concealed. = Puebla Correspondence
Mexican Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
Differ as % Aetor,s MerIts.

Maris Borsa, the well-known Italian
dramatic critic, has been contrasting
the rival merits of English and Italian
actors to the no small advantage OF
the former, though some of his infer
ences are not likely to be indorsed on
this side of the Atlantic, at least.
Maybe the English actor is superior to
his Italian colleague in temperament
and dresses his parts better. but his
confreres' elocution must be poor inr
deed If it Is worse than that Of tia
average London comedian. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
Timely SUGGESTION.

After having been seriously Ill for
several weeks Mr.. Tyte-Phist was de-
clared to be out of danger.
Whats the use of getting well?"
he groaned, when the attending physi-
clan broke the news to him. "Pll have
to pay your bill, and 1 know it'll be a
mighty steep one!"
What OF that, my friend?" sooth-
ingly spoke the doctor. Think what
1t costs to die in this town"
Mr.. Tyte-Phist reflected moment.
That's so," he said, his voice grow
Ing stronger. Il hadn't thought of that"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

Paris Pattern No. 2262.--A slight
variation of the usual style of Rus
sian suit is here portrayed. The ma
terial is golden-brown galatea with the
stitching done in white. The tunic is
made with wide box-plait stitched to
the waistline, and closes at the right
side, under a bias of red galatea,
trimmed with brown braid. The collar
and full sleeves are of the same mate
rial, and breast-pocket ornaments the
left front The wide bloomers are
gathered over elastic bands at the
knees. The pattern is in four sizes
two to five years. For a boy OF
three years the suit requires three
yards of material q inches wide, 23s
yards SO inches wide, or 19s yard 81
inches wide; as illustrated, three
fourths yard of contrasting material
nine or more inches wide and seven
eighths yard of serpentine braid.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents to
Pattern Editor" office of this paper.
Write name and address plainly and be
sure to give size and number of pattern
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

Paris Pattern No. 22S0.-One Of the
attractive patterns for the separate
skirt is here portrayed. It is made with
an inverted box-plait at the center
back seam, and side plaits below the
hip at the other seams, and develops
well in all materials. especially mo-
hair, Panama cloth. oheviot. plain or
striped serge, tweed or broadcIoth. It
may be trimmed or left plain accord
ing to taste, and Is cut only in round
length. The pattern Is in seven sizes
-22 to "a inches, waist measure. For
rs waist the skirt, made of material
with nap, requires I'm yards 20
inches wide, 6A yards 36 inches wide-
5H yards AZ inches wide, or Az yards
54 inches wide; without nap, 11k
yards 20 inches wide, yards so
inches wide, SIS yards AZ inches wide,
or 41s yards 81 inches wide, with IN
yard of silk 20 inches wide for straps.
Width of lower edge about 5l5 yards
To procure this pattern send 10 cents to
Pattern Editor" office of this paper.
Write name and address plainly and be
sure to give size and number OF pattern
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
Life In Kentucky.

Drummer Cat Moonshineville, Ky)
Good morning, Mr.. Crossroads;
how's business?
Storekeeper (disconsolately) -
Mighty poor, mighty poor. You see, a
new store started up in opposition to
me, and of course 1 couldn't stand
that, so / jest gave my frien's tn
wink. and they commenced KILN OF
his customers; but he had more trade
than l kalkerlated on, an wen his
customers began to shoot back it
made a purity even fight, an both
sides killed each other off so fast that
now there amt either of us got any
customers.-N. Y. Weekly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
A Special Brand.

Brown want to thank you again
for that cigar you gave me yesterday.
l enjoyed 1t immensely.
Green-Im glad you liked it. By the
way, have another of the same brand
if you care to smoke.
Brown-No, thank you. l didn't
smoke the other one. have a grudge
against Jones, so gave it to him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28
Happy Over Find.

London literates are happy in the
finding of Sponsors own copy of The
Faerie Queene," or so they think. 1t
bears on the title page in Greek char
acters the words Pros auton," which
Israel Gollanz interprets from the
author to himself"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

terious gas. Suggestions are first
given to smoke fewer cigarettes each
day; secondly, to detest tobacco and
drop the practice.
'Kleptomania, habitual falsehood,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

The Trouble with Some People.
One trouble with some people is that
a very small effort enables them to
keep their self.respect.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

A VIEW YORK.-Dr. Jekyll drank
A chemical reagent and became
n NJ the bad Mr.. Hyde. He changed
II N himself back to the good DR..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-28

East Buffalo, Feb. 5.-Cattle-Ex.
port steers $5.35@575, calves $500.
Sheep-Wethers $5.5O@5.S5, lambs
S6.00@650.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Sin Mpril-S d)ers I'M @atifan.

lleber eincn Iprili6er5 I'M &oti.
fan berid)tet Die Stale" gn +.
Ipril crbielt Der Topit burd) Die
Eoit einen moblperiiegelten 9riei,
Der cine Don b%efonnten tSiibrern Der
italieniid)en alerifolen nnter5eihnetc
reipcftpole Ectition entbielt. Sic
llnterSeidner bcs @eiud)s bntcn I'm,
altfbebung ocS lion erpeoit", oomit
Die fatbolil6cn @Gbler Bel politis
ld)en @oblen ungebinoert ibre Stim.
men abgcben fonnten. Die Yctition
ipuroe crnlt genommcn unb I'M
Stuotsiefretariat griinblid beipro.
d,en; mon por bier ourdaus nid)t
begciItert bon oent iinerlportetcn sc.
liid ltllo mad)te Den ltnterseid)ncrn
IN etergild)en 9riefen lebbaite 9or.
miirfe iucgen Der periltd]ten auflc5.
niing gegen Die papItlifen @erii;.
altngen. Sie geriifielten Siibrer hot.
ten ater feline Mbnung bon ser So.
die uno ules NOR permunoert, bis
man. lblieBlid berausfono, ooB sic
gauge 1eidid]te Elm gpriliter5 mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Snmpr ms aQcr Wclt.

Sic perfauften mir Elm Wiittel ges
gen oen Iusinl Der Snore, nno lebt
ioaen Tie nod reidlifer aus ols fri.
Der" - Gas lit mir nnperl tonolld).
IS lit oas bette Wittel." n8lit.
8cbcn Sic mir ollo nod cine 6lo.
Idle. aber Dos lit Die lcbte, Die if)
cinnebnle." -
Gin Iilfrui zines Miiiionors III
airifo INN 3uienoung por lonoluirtb'
id)aitliden @er1tben botte ocn Gr.
iol9 gcbobt, boB linn inter anbereml
oud Elm Welfihemel bon England
suging. Gr gab i'm Dem Neger, Del.
len Yilidt es mar, ole aiibe 81 mel
ten, nit Der @eiiung, i'm 81 beniben.
als ser Neeer an erIten Gage ben
aubltoll perlieB, nur er Dos Sllgerid,
tpt mo batte etnen lceren Gimcr. Ger
Miiiiorar forberte cine grflGrung
uno Ser Heger ontlportete: -Melt.
id)enlcl lebr nett, Mn''n, abcr nc NH
nid)t oarollf iiten."
Sormer: v'Seoo, mein Surge! @oS
tblit Tll oo oben I'M Ipielborm? 2"
- Surge: raonnen Sic benin nid)t
ieben? Giner bon SIREN Iepfelll
mar pont Baum gefallen unb if) bin-
DC i'm mieoer ielt!"
Gritcr Nrtiit: vSot Sbre lteite Spe.
siolitdt cingeihlogen2" 3peiter
artiIt: oGingeid)logen9 9as Enbli'
finn ioB Dor Staunen nit offenent
Witnoe oa. che id balb oamit bitrt)
mar" - Griter grtiit: .@unoerbar!
Gus fonlmt ieltcn Dor, bob oos gon5c
FubIifnm gIeid)5eitig gabnt."
Yroserei. .Sie iagen, oaB Sbre
Nohbarn in orbinGrer @eiic NIT III
rem Ieidtbum proten?" nSa,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

oltlportete Serr giderion, oiie lieBcn
cine Sonne aoblen geitern einen
9on5ell Gag orouBen liegen."
Sic miilien", iprod) Der slr5t,
.neilliode aoIt genieBcn uno 9lbcnea
ipGt nidt mrsgebcn." $50, cnt.
9c0netc Der Faticnt, oOoS babe ih
mir ultdl ihpn gciost, lett id) Sbrt
Ted)nlng c%nlpfongen babe"
Sic uroltc 8eid)idtc", iugtc ser
@otte nit cinem longge5ogcncn
Scuf5er, mGbrcno CT Die 3eitung ans
Der Sono lcgtc. nSier bot lpicbcr
cin Mom Selbitnloro bc8ongelt rucll
feline S0uslihfcit cine ungen1iitblifc
mar" - Limo modtc boS icinc
Sdllalihtcit gcmiitbli6cr?" frogtc
icine 6rou. nSOcr ia9t Die 3citlulg
hihta 0uoon."
Ger iiingltc SproBlin0 Der Sonri.
lie mar bcin if0nitcn 9riiQen. Gi1
Mltttcr pcrnlod)tc nid)tS ougcgcn,
mo 10 elite Scr Safer ianlilioa, BON
Sorgcn gc6eu0t, nbcr INNER nod
roll &crtraltcll, 5l Silic. sd glnu.
be, ih fam bic Sude oeihieln".
Iprod) or. nGoa 6umme GUNNER
bot fcincn 3lpcf. Ger mill mirflide
Wtulif borcn. @as i) frilber in mel.
nenl @clongperein 9clernt babe, miro
lid Wobl alloerS o%nb0ren." @oro!lf
er oas Siro nobm ltno ibnL nit ibnt
in 3tn1mcr allf uno ob ldrcitcno, ct
iuna oorIoltg, 10 id)or, ipie cr's mr.
fonnte. Noh Dem 5mciten Sicoc licB
lid Elm alppicn an Der Mol1o perneb.
men, nno Die Gimme ocs Wunne3
I'M NebenbmlIe criholl ourd bos
hilItne Wouerluert. sd bin nid)t
9onj luobl", iprnd) Die Gimme, limo
mo6tc germ idlnfel. Wcnn eS Sd.
rem einerlci lit, pollen Sic oonn
niht, bite, NIT Ginger ouiboren ltno
ocn alclncn idreiep laiien?!"
Sruli Bacon: ,@er por Der Wonl,,
Dor Dem III cbcn on Der Yforte 10;
Cicl ldorluct5eltrit mb Gid perbeug.
tcIt?"- Scrr Bacon; 80, Der Wonn
mar aus einehn Neutrality-suspicious..
Gr boltc cbcn oos Tiano bon neben.
an iuicOer nb, ltno id) oanfte ibm "a.
fir"
6rul @ilion Gid nod elmer SIS,
din erfunbigeno): nllno 5erbrod lie
oicl @eid)irr?" - Srou Billion:
o9tcill, iic mar 10 foll, boB bos Gin.
5ige, mos Tie ie %gcbrod)en bat, /ibr
Wort mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
in Der Nrcmbc.

= (hor, Scr on in ircmhen SGn0ern
@cQloltbt, bcin SdidIot 81 peron'
0erlL
GuiiClbc blcibt Is iibcroQl
Ger Sturm, Scr in Scr Wo9cl
SdiuQll
0c9 Shiiic2 iGb NcrocrbClt 5cil9tc,
Gen Moit 5cridmcttcrt tricb sum
Strnn0,
Gr lpor'@, scr lhou bic 6idte bcu9tc,
ga tic i'm bcim'ihcn @runo nod
iton6.
Gcr SdymCrS ocn on binouSgctro.
gen,
Neil on gcnlcint, ibnt ST. entfIieb'M,
9ll bciucm &cr5en miro er nugen,
g9ir0 bis gum @rubc nit Dir 5icb'n.
8cb' nit Dir icIbit itreng ms OF
rid)t,
limo lucnn oir'S nidt gelingt, bon
innerL
Go9 Slid, Die &llbe 81 gcrpinnen,
Son ollBcn tonlnlt Dir 9eiocS nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
IN iuCift.

N}einc Sccle, ntciu %icbling rpic loII
i'd bid irogcn?
GcinC @au0lcuoCn Shmcrjcn luIlllt
on nidlt iagcl1,
Nin0c in sir oil 0eiu Glcn0 los
lluo Mir c2 Nonj rlbjg mir III ocll
ShoB,
MIciuc Scclc mcin &icbli1a,
On luciBt, id) tom'a troGcn.
Mciuc SccIc, mcin @icbIjnG Ncin
MunOiciu ST hcbcn,
Spc;crcicn mo 9}orocn mollt idy
Dir QcbclL
Sod lottc id, ol,t it 0cin ctriomca
Belt
gluc morQeniuuQcn 6rcllocn Der
&&Clt,
sic f6mtcn Ocincr &uItcn nitt cine
hCbcn,
Gcin %cbcn mrlBt OF bod iclbcr Icbcn
WtcinC Scclc, mein Hicblinh
lSic luCni9 fam Gins DEM uu0crn gc
ben!
&obonno @olff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Sritif nnS gugif.
Cine i abe |.

US uor ein Sudden flein uno lett,
GoS lpol5te iid I'M Wtiit.
~Nflti," ricf ciu alter aotcr ga,
"Wte lftpciniih on bod biIt!"
Snnn ting CT iih Gin RGllS6cr
ihneI,
EoS cr bebo9llD iroB.
NlS Dies elm Subn lob ipruA c;
gICid:
DgSic 1ronslid lit mir ho8!"
l(no pifte Damn uoll Gifcr olif
Snt Stall am Eicroeitono
sic bolbberoouten &orner, bic
IS BORT i'm Strobc iono.
"a msint Der 8nlrl, Der cs bcmcrtt
o6itripabr, bos @ilbnerpad
0at circn - iolpu nerio -
Werfruilroigcu @cidmodl"
81" iprab borolli Der &ncdt 81
i5nL
.@ci Dir iGat monbcS oudJ
slllf oieicn oocr jcncn Nlob,
NO loldeS nid)t Der @roltd).
IS ieblt eild) an Der @il0ung bolt
GuS Wongel an &crItono!"
llno neil es chen n0tbig mar,
Shnclt6t CT iid nit Der SurIo!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
3uaemh.
Sfij3c BON Otto @clrnutb ct.

n1run& idncll, ihnctl fonm'
bicrbcr; iicbit 0u BORT Den Monn inl
Sd)ottcn Der 9oun1c geben? Grtcnnlt
On i'm nid)t micOcr, 6ron5?" SoIti9
500 lie Den angcrcoctcn on'S oficnc
Scnitcr uno blidte bolO irogcno iii
icin @ciid)t, bolo orlf bic biibncnboItc
NnueruQeitoIt, Die cbcn aus bcnl
Shnttcn Ger priollce trnt II, gcraocll
@cgc8 olli sic @irtbidoft Sur aro'
ne" ilidritt, in ocren Sbiirrnbmcll
lest Mturic, Die Sod)tcr 0eS Wirtbce,
mo cin in SllIorcn. Uniform gcflci-
Deter SoI0ot crihicnen. o6rnr5," be.
gam tic miCocr nit ilbcrmiltbi9cnr
2odcn, log, bait Tu i'm mirflid,
nidt crfonnt? OF, ooS lit foitlih -
fcnnt meincn tSietc nid)t mcbr, Siete,
icincn 5rcunO! aomm' idnca, 6ran5,
pcritcd' Iid)!" llnb OILS Der noh int
mcr olti Ole longiom ol8idreitcnNc
@cltolt Storrenoe iGrer 2olnc nid)t
uudgc6cn unb Dem lang cntbcbrtcn
8ctrcllcn cnt9c9cn ellen iuolltc, biclt
iic'iGn felt mn Bat i'm nit ilicgen'
Dem Atbem, 81 blcibcn. ,SoB mir
buS &ergniigcu." iproh Tic boitiG ollf
Sen u~ngcbuIoig Dor ibr Stcbcnocn
Gin; Yfomnl', itep cid bier binttr
Die (hiire," @ibermiQig COB er cnO.
lid ibrcm @rnidc nod. sic ilo0
binuitS uno Iici Dem &onmcn6cn cnt
geQcn, Der tic IN icinen itorfeu Nr'
men quitting unb ibrc alithenocnNSmn.
gen hcr5lid filbtc. Gn0lid) luor nc
I'M Stonbc, 5uiommen bGn8cnoc
Norte an rcSen. nIictC, rothc, mcr
chen nit bcnl 3ugc gefommcn u1o
ifncIl bel ms cingcfebrt iit?- Oh,
cr noltc eor nidt red)t rein fommcn
nein, molltc crit Den nltcn Batter
iebcn; oh, iicht CT idntlld ols-ltn0
it,pn 8eireiter, uno cine Gor5 rotbC
Uniform - uno...." Wic ctn 'prlp'
oclnocr Bod floiien Die @ortc BON
ibrcn 2ipper. mo gor inniQ mar ibrc
Srcll0c. ols Ic 'ob, mic iid icin sc.
iid)t erbc1tc mo ibn belle Shr1ncn
iibcr sic @orgcr Iicicn. God, ais tic
gor nidt ouiborer molte, 81 plan.
bern, itIoB or ibren Wunb nit cincnl
Sub unb iogtc nit berucater Gimme;
sd pciB, 9ieb', e8 lit 6ron5, Geinc
9eifreibung mar mir gu gut, niS
buB id ieblrotben t0nntc." 0ci 6cr
leBten @orten errotbctc lie bcitig,
id)Ilig bie au9en 81 @o0cn Ii. mari
Die 9ippcn ihn1oQenb oui. Gr nobnI
ibrc Sono rulo itritt scr @irtbidoit
5iL pGbrcno Marie lid idncll on Ici,
men Arm bangle unb fr0blif mcitcr
plouocrtc. ga oiinte 'id) bic 8oititu,
bentbiire, iino beu Infommcnoen elIt.
eeacn trot Sran5. Tiei betpcgt reid
ten lif Die beioen iunsen WiGnncr Sic
S1nbe unb lange belt Die idlpieliqc
Sano oeS 9alern sic lcines Srcun.
oeS umfIommert. grolid) brad, Ct
oos Sdpeiger, criuBte nllh Die SouS
beS id)onen WGbfers unb legte lie III
Die ieines ein5igen Srcunocs, uno nit
crnitrr Gimme iprnf or 5u ben Bel.
Ben in ieiner id)lidten @eiie: .Sron5
bas lit jebt meme grout - treu iint
mir ms gebIieben, Motb boben nil
oft 5uiommcn getra9en unb @liid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

SageSprogranlm ultSgcgcben miro,
oas lit in 80 ans 100 Solen alld)
teine Sohe, sic ibre l%lnternebncr
Dor @ott uno Wenidcn nngenebnl 81
MAIDEN gecignet lit. Die Wenihbeit
inn Nugemcinen uno Die oelttid)e
Wcnid)heit I'M goll5 Spc5ielcn id)eint
nm ia bon beborblibcn MoBltobnen
tcpormlinoet genllg; obcr ipic mare
cS, nen1 mor um Gage bel murd)en
NuI0iicn bc1 9iirgern ctlpoS mcbr
Ireibcit lieBc uno oafiir bos Na6t.
lebcn, oos notiirIid) III Berlin mic.
mails ollf Die Hube bon WcIerib llno
cui Die @ormloiigfeit BON 90pplin.
0en bcrob5uoriiden lit, nenigiter5
on icincn iibelltcn S%d)ouplGbel (oia
ser Eoli5ci gang genau bcfonnt Iino)
ctpoS oninlcrfiomer controlirte?
9as Sdclnenpiertel uerlhluiuocf.
Ias Eroicft bes StootbmirotbS lit
lGngit gcllcbmi0t, Die Niaionen limb
bcluiui0t, Die Spibbofe arbeitct.
@clblidcr Staub liegt ilber oel
Sriimmcrn 9on3cr 9dn'erreiben.
glbcr ihon Dor iiini &obren, als Ole
Moroofioire @robolpsfi ben SAINT
mcr Ser Nniuobncr iiber Die grdBlid)s
Iten ;3uitqnoc IN oiciem pcrmabrlo'
item Stoottbeil Der reinlldItcn Stoot
ms Sto0t . parliament trllg itl,o
roide Megulirlrn9 geioroert lpitros,
mod,tc ser Toli5cipraiioent Die sc
ncbn,igumg ocS GroictteS bon Der
@conttportun0 Ser Srngc o%bbdngig:
no Die icbigen @%clpobner ocs Soules.
oicrtclS ibrc icrnere ll1terflnft i'm
ocn ioatcrl. Sic Srogc lit mbcnnt.
lportct gcblicberL obcr ooS 3er'to'
rlln0slpcrf lit begonncn, 1T lfoi1
pcit fortaeihrittcn. Die Souler tol'
len. Cos @clinoeI 5critreut lid. Bis
c$ lid iraenoluo uieoer 5uiomnen'
bu0t.
Nor eillcm mittlcrcn 0rallell, iule
ongcrliBten &otS III Der Sieemonr'
itroBc itcbt uiel &olf. &om gegen'
iibcr Iiegcnber idn1olen Irottolr, ooS
lid, bart al Die @odlteinmollcr elmer
6obrif lcgt, ipGben lie binollf nod
ocn geidloIiencn ScnItcrn, Die obne
@oroiuen nit ihnlltigen Sheibcl
ms 2cerc Itorrcn. ShlnmpigeIfaos
den Der @oiie, Den ldmalbrilltlgen
2icbitcn nit Dem fulid)en Stein I'M
0rcQcn Sd)lipS sur Scite, tleine Dit
Differ, bolbpiid)iige ainoer nit oe1
ircbcn Illgen, Der friibrclfcn @tl.
ienoeu. Gu5milhen Elm pour bebo'
bi0e @iirgcrfrouen, Den 8orb an
Nrm lih bebutiom ionoernb pont
@ciinocl uno leiic oebottireno. ga
obcn mur'S!" Nlli icoem Wlln0, III
allen Nll0en lieat ooS @ort. 3uci
Sdiloer urn Sulls nltf frild)9eltrtd)e.
liem rieiigen Sd1ilb: oSumpenobfdltc
oQcr Sorten;" unb 0nnebcn Helm,
mebr o~erltoblcn iplnfcn0: nNogcts
pilcgc!" @er mag iid bier Die 30
gelpilcgen laIien? 3ipllden ocn ia.
noriengelben SilduorbGngen zines
nicOrigen Cafes in Der Hahbar'hoft
lugt Elm tburmbod iriilrter grelblo!t-
ser aopf. Gin Itumpfes 2oheln int
gcihntinftcn @eii6t id)ciltt 81 'ogen:
@oS iebt Sbr lfon Dem SaiS!"-
Gin perlpubrloites aino, 8rino lrl
ocn Wllno, iibt auf Der 9~oroidImelle
mo frnBt lid ocn itruppigeu Sop.
9(uS Dem @ofiteinbou fnarren mo
rattern bic Wolhincn. Sbr Sdrhl
bat ocn Shrei Der Sooesanglt on
ienem frilben Worgen perldlungcl'.
- llcber Die grnllen, IhmllBlgen
SGllicr iliegclt ole fleincn ipeiBcn
neutrality-suspicious. i'll Den lonnlge'l
Wptacn. Bon irgcnb cincm Der
Senitcr in Der Nohbaridoft triQert
ein aon%orienpogel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Embarrassment.

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2eioenItoft nit chamber fGmplen,
oonn beb1lt bic &ernunft rcd)t -
uub unterllegt.
,gltc Griobrlln9cn" ilcnnt man
jenc, bic imnlcr ncll gcnludt ipcrocn
miiiien.
Mrd, Scr llniebIborfcits . 0ilnfel
bat feline bcitinmten Sormelo; cine
nopon lulltet: ,Meiner unmuBgebli.
diem Weinling nuh"....
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onoeren rlnobIihtlid) itaoct2 - mo
gor grit pcnn cr ibnen unobIid)tlld)
nitst 7
t9Giuq.
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Utntommen mllB minocItens bop
pelt 10 grpb iein. oils Die geoiiefnt'ie
eS erforocrn 49, oanlit eS fnopp aus.
reid)c."
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geitern bon rolnnntiid)er 2iebc. ga
iogte Sr. g.: lin fir cine 6rol 5tt
iterben oari mar, nid)t porber NIT
ibr geIebt boben."
Der MIonn mioerlegt, oie Sral mi.
oeripridt.
Stto @eib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

yglltc Griobrlln9cn" ncnnt man
iellc, sic INNER nell gcmn6t ipcroen
miiilen.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
RED LIPS HALT
GIRLS FUNERAL
Friends Sit Up All Night
Looking for SIGNS
OF Life

BERLIN. Nd. April e-The funeral
services OF Miss Kate Hammond, of
Berlin, was suddenly suspended yes
terday when what seemed to be signs
Of life were discovered just before
interment was 10 have been made
The relatives end friends were gath
cred in the Protestant Episcopal
Church and the services there had
been concluded and the caslSet was
about to be closed when a redness Of
the lips was noticed.
The attention of Dr. Thomas V.
Hammond. of Washington, brother
Of Miss Hammond. was called to 1t and
a careful examination was made by
him. with Drs. Cyrus w. Dirickson
and zadok P. Henry. Their opinion is
that life is undoubtedly extinct, but
out Of Difference to the lingering hope
that there may yet be a spark Of life,
interment was, Of course, not made.
The hady' rested last night in the
church under the eyes OF friends Miss
Hammond is the daughter Of the late
DR.. John Hammond. Her mother is
a sister of Senator +. Stanley Toad
vile, of Salisbury. The family has
long been prominent on the Eastern
Shore.
Evening journal., 1908-04-09
MORE GRAY
DELEGATESNAMED
Mill Creek Hundred Democrats
Instruction Men Favorable
TO the Judge

Democrats OF NH Creek hundred
met at Mermaid last night and nomi-
mated Gray delegates to the Democratic
State convention. which viii be held at
Dover on next Tuesday Resolutions
endorsing Judge Gray were adopted as
follows:
Whereas. The name of our fellow
Delawarean. the Hon. George Gray.
has been mentioned as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Presl-
dent at the Denver convention. there
fore, be it
Resolved. That the delegates elected
from Mill Creek hundred at this meet
ing to the State convention of the
Democratic party, to be held in Dover
next Tuesday, April IA. be instructed
to vote for delegates to the Denver
convention favorable to the Hon.
George Gray.
The delegates named and their al
ternates are as follows: First district.
William p Guest and Frank Yearns-
ley. delegates, and Sylvester Caldwell
and John 7. Mullins. alternates: Sec
ond district, Harry Crossan and
Thomas Touhey. delegates. and Jere-
miah Mayhihan and ]. Hervey Walker.
alternates; Third district. George Ak
'en, delegate, and John Nivin, alter
nate.