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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
0nt Scn!

SoS If. 9eltide Sltrn1elt. 6tlloei
pom Is. bis %. Suli in 6ranffltri
a. 90. itatt. 10000 Burner aus
Geutidloub, SeitreiA unO Sen
G~ereinigten Staaten eripartet.
Som IS. bis %, SuIi 5. 5. iinSet
in Sranffurt q. %. buS If. Ieutid)e
SurnieIt ltott, 81 Dem ii6cr 10000
Sltrner ans 9eutldIono, SeItreid),
ben Ser. Stuateu ltto onoereu 2Gn.
bern eriportet Dcr0cn. Sn bantcnS.
ipertber @eiie lciben ncbcn Der &C
ion1mtcn 9iirgcridoft Die it6OtiifJen
9eboroen ben 6cite ibre llnter-
Itiltltng. So miro Dor NQcnl Oie I'M
@olt begriiiene ItGbtii6e Teitboue III
i6rer NuSiiibrung bcrort bcl6lcu1iQt,
BOB Der OroBc, $1,000 Gcrloncn fui.
ien0e Soal 5t Sen GCranItoltungcn
oeS GurnielteS bcrcitS benubt mcrbclt
fam. 9llrd) Der unn1ittclbor I'M Die
ScitDoQe lid c%ritredcn0c 6cItplub NIT
Ieiner monltmcntolen GingonQab0lc
miro 5pcfcntiprcdenO bcrGcrid)tct, 10
BOB bic turnerii1Cn &orfitbrlulAcn
Don Sen Srihiiner unbcbilOert per
iol0t perocn fonncn. Git 6cltbudL
ha9 oQet Sbcilncbmerll llbCrrcid)t
miro, gicbt Die miinIdcnSpcrtbc Nlt2-
finite iibcr 0ic Stoot, &erfcbrantittcl,
Sc6cn3uiir0igfeitCn 1t. |. ~; Elm BET
gefii0ter gutter StruBcnplun crlcidl
tert bic Sricntirlug. Nlld Dos Set
progronm 1tcbt IN 0roBcn 3il0cn be-
rcitS icIt. &om #. bis II. Sllli miro
sic Surneridoit 6ronfiirt OH Dem
SeItploB tltrncriid)c &oriiibrunNcn
peronItolten. Nm is. iin0et Damn Die
G~e1riibung Ser BON o%t5pGrt3 cingc-
troiiencn @Gltc un6 cine Subns8c-
6cnffeicr in scr Goul3rird)r, 0en
Situn0Sroumc scr N%otionolpcr.
iommIung bon 1913, ltott. Sim 10.
Sllli (Sunntng) beluegt iid Scr 6eIt-
aug burh sic Stro6en Der Sto0t. An
oicicn1 Gage, mic an Ben 0rci iolqcn.
0erl. ipchicln ouf Sem 6citplotc Die
l~lcbrrgcn Ser &rciic, @ettfGn1pfc,
Spicle II. |. u. IN buntcr &eibc. Mit
elmer Sl,rnfabrt nudl 6enl Scl0bcrg
lno scr Gcrfiinoigunq ser SieGcr III
ser Seltboqe iillbct Sic 6cicr i6rcn
Mbi6lub. 0emerft lei nod, Dob an
0rei Ibenoen i'm ShatipiclbollS Oo3
bon ". Sen5en 9eoid)tctc cin0rlds.
nouc SoDn.6eitipicl 5llr aufIiibrlmg
fomnlt.
GieicniQcn gcrcinc, Sic sum- NorO-
olnertfouiid)rn Sitrncr6un0" gefo-'
rem, erboltcn Nnmelbc-S orlprlorc
BON Dem @obnunQS . guSidlb Der
SeIt6eb0roe. 9(ltd) perhlittclt oieier
SCllSid)ub Guorticre inter @criidlid)
ti0ltn0 ser @iinifc Scr &ercine. Bic
@Sreiic bctucgcn iih 5ruiifen 212 bis s
Worf pro 9ett umO Hoht, ie nod Der
2uqe rulo Site oeS betreiicnOcn 500
tells. Scr Nnsi6ub iii inter l(nlIton-
Sen o,td it Der Gage, Gorporotionen,
6ie Dem Turnfcit beirpobncn mollen,
ieood ser Gcrtiden Sltrncri6oit oocr
Dem Observation-Disclosures Burner
buno" nidt %ongeh0rcn @oItbofqltur.
tierc 5u permitteln, menn lold)e lid)
geid)loiicn onmeloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

NGIe6Clt. 49, SCrr Williom @llt-
man lit gcitcrn I'M 9lter Don 80 Sab
rem aus Dem 2e6cn gcidicoCn. @r
mar Der Sobn Dc8 perItorbcncn @crrn
Eill5 8lltn1on un0 binterIdbt iciuc
Mutter, 6rou Ebercic @utmorl. Die
@ecr0iGung fin0et ON W}ittmodb
Wtorgen3 s llbr, POM EroucrGouic
Nr. 2l27, Scfierion.S troBc, aus ouf
ocm ISL. Grl0icr 6ricOboic" itott.
lin 8 llbr miro in Scr ct. NIi6ocl9s
Stride cin HeQuiemsSo6amt celcbrirt
,ucr0cu.
3ur en- i9en &uGe 9cbcts
tet. &om Sraucrbou9, 9tr. 1113,
Tuirmnrnt. Npenltc, aus fdno qcItcrn
9todmittug inter GROCER ctbciligung
bon 2ci0tragcn0en Die @ccr0igltlng
Der om 0onneritdg NbenO I'M boben
2lltcr bon 81 Sabren cntl6lolenen
Srolt M}ariu &riiger, Nitt>uc OcS Srn.
0oniel Griiger, atf Dem Baltimore
S%ricOboie itutt, nnd)0cm EoItor Sui.
%ofnlonn pom Der 0elltlden 3lollSs
STRIDE einen etlbrlld9pollen Srolters
G~ottea0ienit gcbaltcn bate. dc lcbtc
9lubeltGttc Ser 9obingci6icocncn
mllroe nit berrlihcn 8lllmenitiidcn
0el6miift. Inter %bcnIelben befal1s
ocn li6 bon ocn S01tern ein &ilien,
ION &crrn Nidoro Srtmanm mo
Gobn Elm grobeS Bouquet, &r1ll5c
bon Sri. Iranci5 Sonoer8 uno Sri.
Golllinc @ittidL @orber BON Sri. s.
g9. &cmpcr, Srou S.@olbn1onn 6rou
@eiS, 6rou ". $. GponS uno 6ron
81. 90. 8ricl lt1O Elm Bouquet BON
&errn lln0 6rou IS. y. 3cul. Ils
@nbrtl6tr0gcr iltngirtcn Die Serrcn:
&ernt. &onoerbeioc, 6ronf 3red)Slcr,
SSobn @ob[, 6reO. @tiilic, Sobn Sims
rn0 @cr6or0 3elll.
Die iroiiGep llc6crreIte bon
Trou Gliidbctb &roltB, gc6. Sdrei.
Scr, melhc am 4. WGr5 III i6rer LET.
ten Wobnlurg 9tr. 115, @eIt.Sonl-
Iltrgitrobe, aus Dem Seben ld)leo,
,uuroen geitern No6mittog untcr
5cblrcidcr 8cthciligltng bon &eiotro-
0cltocn pom SrarcrbolIc aus altf
Ocm 2ou0ou Gorf 6ricOboie 5ilr clpi'
gen 9ill1e gebcttct. EnltOr Slllius
Soimann bon Der 3ionssairde nno
YoItor Sllgo Gdelbcr0cr BON Der A..
rel. Ct. SobonniS.airdc ot Der Sal.
ucrtltrGBc, bieltcn oen SrollcrgottcS.
bienit, uilO olS 8obrttd)trGger int
0irten sic $50. 6. George, Sobn Geo.
Nolter, Clos. ~9foienoole, u. S6mcQ,
q. S6linf ulo @cnrp SGmiOt. Die
9icr6li6ene lit in Baltimore gc6oren
lno permGblte lid Dor 26 Sabrcn nit
Nrn. $. GrdltG, ipcld)cr i6r bcreit5
Dor s Sobren i'm 500 poratgil,g. sic
mntcrlGbt ied)S &in0er, @ertrlloe e.,
Conorb g., Catherine, Sobt g., Gina
ino Mtarie Groltl.
Gin alarm bon Gniten Nr. 433
rief bic Seileripebr gcitcrn a6c1o nodl
ser @obnllng BON Sobn $. &eim Nr.
| Sl7, 9opoItroBe, moiclbit in Solge
cineS iibcrbei5ten SfcnS 5eltcr emit
itanocn iuor. bic Slammcn ipilroe1
I'M Seine geloidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Sir6cn, Tcicr.

Ser S"lt8elt0ueretlt Der Ut. SoDdltll2-
Stride 81 Sabre alt. - Scgebt Den
Gag in ieitliAer @eiie. 49, Gin rel
dies muIitaliibea Frogralnm sur
2urdiiiDrung gcbradt. - Gdltein
in Si9blon0tomn gelegt.
Cine crbe6en0c 6eier iono gciterlt
! ~ Scr A. oellti6en r%efornirtcn st.
&obumlis.airde an Der Galuerts, no
b. Soroto9nitruBc, aus NnIuB 0eS
Dor u Sobrcn gcgriinbctcn SllgenOs
&crCinS oieicr Stride Itatt. Sic &oll.
sci Dnr nit Eaimcn 0eforirt, rn0
cine groBe 9ln5obl @en1cinocmitglie-
Ger ltn0 SrcllnOc Der Stride lnto 0c3
NGrcin3 butte1 lid ci%ngcilnOcn, INT
Der JyCiCr %bei5uuoDuen. Gingclcttet
lpllroc lie bltrd) Oa@ Cleo r@cIcgnet
ici ser Nuno", mcld)cs Der ans lrngc-
fGbr 80 MitgIieOcrn bcltcbcnOc SIT
gcn6pcrcin mGbrcn0 0CS Ginm0rid)c3
in sic STRIDE lana. 9arulli lprod) Der
Euitor ser @emcin0e, @rtgo Gidel-
berg, 0oa @cbct, morouf Der Gbor
no9 &ico .&obet Ser &crrn" portrllg.
Sri. GIi5obcth @nrcbuua iong ooroltf
6oS SopronlolD sd iodine mid
niht mCinc3 Mcrrn" BON 0nntc, go,
ltor Gidclbcr9 biclt cine Nnipruhc,
NORM CT nit tltr5cn Morten sen
@croc0ong ocS &crcinS llno ocu bos
fen Mcrtb ociiclbcn Oorlcgtc. Trl3.
WiorGorct &olfcrt un0 Molu @ln0crs
morm iolatcn nit Dem Guctt oGoS
&lilm0cn", %lnorollI Eoitnr $, u.
&rciocr, &ica-4SrGiiocnt Scr Wiiltons
Nfoocnlic, sic 6citrc0c: Ser iungc
Monn nno icin GrfolQ" in cnAliidcr
Sprod)c biclt. Gen ShluB scr lido
ncit Scicr bil0etc oo9 bonn Gbor &C
lun1cuc 2ico: ,SiuAt Dem &crrn".
Sic @C9leitlttg mtr0c bon Dem Or
Qoniitcn Scarf SAlitcr un0 Ocn Cor
n~ctiitcn @nt. GnnflncDcr mo s.. Gill
monn 0clicicrt. Ger bel Scr 6cicr
mitlpirtpnoc Ghor bcItun0 ans Sen
Trl2. Wtinnic @nhmon1, Scnn DID
uolp9fi MtoNgie &oltCr Hi55iC gScbrs
bobnL 9toro &cin5crlinA SlIlic @udc,
Mnrtbo Gidclbcrg llnO &otbic Wo6nc,
Gopror; SrlS. WtoIlie 9obn, Souiie
Gobnc, Nnno 8ltrtcrnon, Noiie Sur.
trrn1au, gnno Gbiclcmon uno SClenc
Gidelbcrg, 9llt; Srn. NltguIt @coger
mo George Stcnncr, Scnor; Scrrn
@urrp George un0 6eroinonO Aid),
NoB.
6irmung in Scr ct. 2co'5
STRIDE. "'''''
Sn Der itnlieniidcn fotb. ct, 2eo'S
Stride an Stiles nn6 GrcteritrnBc
nubu Cardinal Gibbons geitern Die
Iirnltng bon $50 &noben un0 Wtdh-
den u1lo so G%rluodicncn Dor. Wtit=
nIie0cr ocS st. Nlopliuas &ercinS"
l;loctcn oie Gbrcnmodc fir Den Gor-
oll1al bel icincr @(nflmft urt0 Ibfabrt.
Sd itcinlcgunG lit neuc
&irde.
Sn @c0Cnlunrt bon etpa POO EcrIos
men ionO 0cltcrn Ntodnrittog Die Cd
iteinlcgln18 SIT Der ltclten 9i9bIdnos
topn biifoilidcn Observation-Disclosures
al Der ode bon 'SigblonO = Nlucnlle
uno Erott-S troBc itott. Sic Seller
mltr0c ollrd) Noitor Nn0rcm .. @ooo,
Sen Sccliorger Der @cmcinOc, inter
Mihpirfung pom EoItor g.. II. Seduc.
FER Don Der Wontior0s Nuenlle biih0il.
Otctbo0iIters&irdc NcIcitct. Sia bic
nellc STRIDE crboltt lit, iinben Die Got
tca0ienitc in elmer an ben Soupldb
un9ren5cnoen &opclc ltott, ipeldc
lpGter Don Der @cnlcinOe fiir 0cleQ.
ihoitlid)e 3lpcdc bcllrlBt iucroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

ShIimm Grfo9rungen
nlod)tc om SomItog 2Ibcllo Wiaiam
acQD, bon Nr. 10, WtoiberitroBe, ais
Ct iid) olli benz &eimnueg bon 9lo.
l,ep'S Sbeoter beion0. &Gbrcno CT
nGmlid) on Ser Wobnltng bon @eor-
geonnd Grice, elmer 9tcgerill, oorbei
gi1g, luo i'm Die id)uor5e Game"
cir, @infebr 81 bnltcn. Gr l~elItete
Ger ~GinloOulg 6olGc, mo FAINT bot,
te CT 0oS SouS -bctrctelt, oils eill
bollmitdrfer 9te9cr NanieitS Soblt
Gortcr olii Scr @ilOil0de crid)icn, i'm
lad ollen Megcln Der aunIt pcrno-
GeItc, i'm on0eblidJ iciner goloenell
ilbr mo lcirer 0oorlGnit i'm Tetra4
&C bon SIG cntlcoi1tc. &eQp ipltr-
&c bicrouf oitS Dem &nuic %gciuoriclL
mo CT bego6 lid ipornitrcid)b nod
Ger meltlid,en Eoli5ciit0tlon, nm 0d=
lelbit gegcn bas Eaor Infloge 5u ers
Lc6cn. 9ic Vci0en mltrOe1 oann nllt)
ucr6citct IND gaItern pom Eoli5eirid).
ter Eoforo Dem 8crid)tapcriabren
iibcrpicien.
aarOinol @i6bons miro an
ser SSeicr 5lir OriinOrng Der Gi65clC
BON Nep.Oorf, iucldc nm 26. Iprtl
bcgiltnt tbcilnebmcn. Nm folGcnGcl1
GienItol miro cr baiclbit 9cIcgentIif
scr pom &aroinul Gogue Gr5biid)o'
bon slrn,oQb, ccicbrirtcn Fontififal.
melic sic Grc0igt bolten.
.3nriid ms oltcG +
Morriion Sernon0, mclfer an Z. Sc
Grrlar ans ser Srrenonltolt ocs 9op.
Iiem.9lipls en.iprunge1 NOR mi
nod leiner Gerbnitung in HidmonO
So, nod Ger Observation-Disclosures
iiberiiibrt ipurbe, lit gcltern Wiorgcr
nad) Dem 9apuieip-slipl 5iiriidtransl
rortirt iuorSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

49, Sic Notwithstanding unb
9comtenipabl ser abtbeiAmg Nr. 117
Scr vGrlioentiol 2cog,le" iinbct 6cute
in Dem Sallie on Ser SiiboIt|Gdc BON
Sanoper- unb Somburg.S traBe, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
9lus &crCinSfrciicu.

Ger n9lii0cr-@rmo 9Gr. 20" Ou
nSdlpor5cn Bitter" pcrunitultet
cjn 9tuiternr0itcn in Canton. -
@egen 400 Eerioncn omiiiircn iif
ont Shore Oea oSoloce @lcoiurc
Clubs.
Scbr gut bcinNt mar elm 2llritcrn.
rotten, ouS Ser Builder @lno Nr.
20" oc3 nSrocua Der Sd,por5rn Nit.
tcr" qcItcrn oltl Dem Nnmcien oc3
NrrL. &obn Gang oil Der Gdc ser >.
mo S'9onncQsS tro6G Carton, per
onitaltctc. 0ic Ghcilnchmcr an bcnl-
icIbCn ionocn nidlt MIR Eclifotciicn
o0er 9lrt. ipnOcrn audi argcuebme
Undertaking.. 9tcbcu robcn lluO 1c=
~01mpftcn IrItcru bottcu NCrr uub
Nrou Sobn &utQ uu0 Sri, SolIilc
Gang iiir Soucrtrollt nit Miiritcr
mo Sfmcinciduudl5erln 0eiorNt.
9uB Is 0ubci nm cOlcu 9tuB l1idt
mnuQrItc. lGBt Iid) 0cltcu. Froi. N0.
%nnfc'a &npelle licB ST 0cmS NntoulG
irGbljhc gSciien crtIIuNcn. ltntCr 0cll
WGitcn 0cS Gcrcin2 bCion0Cu ii6 Scr
trctcr iolgcnocr &crciuc: rSiibom-
@uno" Scr nSdrmor5cn Sitter
Baltimore @opcru &cytin" San.
ton @icocrfrnn5," o2uttihcr &ricNcr.
bun0," nStcubcn-% oQr, &. Of s.
mo oGnnton-," oGcntrol," Soar"
mo n@crnoninzGoullou !. .. s."
Gu4 arrangements Gomite bcIton0
ans sen Ncrrcn George Ninmlcl.
moluL Grco, @cb, 2ulN. Wobrmorm,
,<obn Grnlcr, &of, Niiacr, %obu
@ocGm Src0 W}lnh mo %2ut. Sbor1.
Nm SbIucc EIc0iurc Bore
@cacn 400 Fcrioncn r@crlcbtcn Ncs
torn rincn pcr9niiNtCn Eo1 onl
Sborc ocS .Splocc Elcuiurc Clubs, "
no lcGtCrcr Tcrciu icin iGDrlih23
2llitcrurGitCn pCrouItuItctc. 0icic
6citlihfrit, mcI6c sic Ecnicl3 ton
Oits&oltimorc dis cine Gomilicn.
&cumion bCtfohtcL nor Itct2 cine
Don &ielcn cricbntc. Glld) qcitcrn
gina 6 mic6cr 10 Qcmijtblid) mo I'M
tcrboltcuO 81, oob iid) IGnmtIihc
Cbcilncbmer an 0criclbcn iihcr n0d)s
ties &obr micOcr ci%niin0cn mcrOcn.
Gle @eamtcn 0c$ Clubs, lueld)c SIT
NIcid olld5 Die ARRANGEMENTS troicn,
iino: Erdiioent .&iQiom y. Ecnicl,
%iccs FrGiiOcnt George 6cbla, Sctrc,
tar uno Shotmciitcr @iaiom Fcn-
iel. 500
o@Crmontd= NJ Guucrdor."
&n Der u@crmmlio N0nncrd)nr.
@ocQ" ionO Gcitcrn Nodmittoa cine
Erobe iiir, bic oenut0hit itottfinocnoc
Niinitrcl 8oritdllrna itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

Sn cinCm Infull BON 10 G.
t II d ollie pcrIlldte gciterlt 6roll
Mnrp Z. MurtilL BON 9tr. D, 9torOs
6remont.9(pcmie, Scl6itnorO 81 be.
0cben, in0cut lie eillcn @a9ihloltd)
3nnt Wfun0c fiibrte mo 0aS Gas at
orcbte. Sic lprtroe bon i6rcr 9tud)s
BARN, Srdl emma Mugner, rcd)t5ei-
tig ouf9eIumocn lrno bcfinoct lid ull.
Der &cbena8cioDr.
Erobefnbrtcn pom II inter-
cebootCn. - 9o3 lllltcrICcboot
.Guttlefiib" miro beutc bon Ynnapos
lis ollS cine nll5gcoebnte Grobcfobrt
ontreten, Inn icinc &eiitltng5fdbi8feit
ST 5cigelL che IS bonn Mtarine . Ges
p%ortcment oCccptirt miro. Gic\ oSi.
per" fc9rtc am Samitag BON elmer
Sobrt BON $50 Weeilcn 5urild, oltf
ircld)er tic cincn bolben anotcn pro
Stltloe mcbr nlnd)te, ais BET lbrer
Erobeinbrt, uu0 MIR einen un6cOelts
ten0en ltniul 81 per5eidncn botte.
Spbal6 0o9 llnteriecboot oGlittle1ilb"
jllriidfcbrt, miro Die nSaruntlllo"
cbenioQs ibrc Erobeiobrt MAIDEN.
GoS Worinc. Gcportemett mllb lid
bis 5ltrn II. oieicS WionotS errti0lie-
6en, Oh e5 Die Noote onncbmen oocr
5liriidmeiicn nil.
&anoeI9 M ucum unb
g 0ric {. 49, Sin Gonlite OcS oNereilS
ser &ollilGutc uuo Sobritontcn" miro
Sen Elon 5rr Grridtnng elmer Slloll-
itric.@orIc un0 zines Snn0cl3 . Wtt.
icuunt5 in Baltimore erortern lls0 Die
&ort6cilc zines iold)en llnterncbmcns
ItltOiren. IS miro bcobiid)tigt, in Bot
tinlorc eitcn groBen Gurm 5ll nlic-
tGCn,in ipcldem WitIter iGmmtlid)cr
Sunocl3pro0ufte ser Stabt nlt2ge.
Itclt mer0cn ioQen. 9nourd miro
Sen Welud)rrn BON Baltimore 0elC-
gcnbeit~ gcgebcu tueroerL iih NIT Den
bicii0cn So6rifntcn pertrnrtt SIT mo-
d)cn; oltbcrOcm geocnft man, bicicll
IuS Itelungsplnb 81 elmer SanoclS-
borie 5lt moden uno 10 &dlliern nn6
SerfGufern @eIegcnbeit 81 gcbclr, ibrC
@ei61itc mad Den oilsgeitellten Otit.
tern ob5ltifliebct. Sb Elm iol6er
Blon proftiid lit ooer nidt, ioll onS
Gomite entihciOCn.
Golliiion. = Gin @aggon Der
GareDItraBcn+Sinie rannte gcltern an
Der Sort.Npcnlle unb Burroughs Ctr
gegen Elm 9uggp, in iueldem Sert
@eorg Stoufnedt nit ieiner Srail
rno Sod)tcr iob. Die Sniolien oeS
@efdbrts Dltr0en auf Die StraBe &c
i6leu6ert, rnO 6rl. Warp StoQfned)t
trltg er6eblid)e @%crlebungen ot eineu
Gein oabon. Sic pilroe mad ibrcl
@obnung, Nr, 235, @rinoallitraBe
| gcbradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

Ger 26-i0bri6e glegcr Gbnrlcs
Ntitdea bcGnb iiG in Der 3reitag
Naht mad ser 8obnlwg ieincr tribe
rem @elicbten, ser tS-idbrigcn GGie
SidS, welde crit fiir5lid Somes Gbri.
titan, eincn RiunIen oes Mit6ea, bel
rotbete uno in Geio'$ 6erru, nobe
Suiiolf, 60, lebte. Gr lpuroe in
ser @obmtng 0eS G6riitian nit elmer
Jeidbrliden SdyuBmnnoe neber ser
2eide Ser GQie Gbriitian auigeiun.
oeu.~ Gle Goronersgeidporenen bal.
tell Titdeq iiir oen Mors oes
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20


Of
q length required turn.
hook chan one
chain back into the last made treble D
treble
once trebl before nine times repeat from y
stitch three double
OF the 13 double croches double
three three reb In next double croche ac
rebles double
treble the hs double croch
In double crochet in third treble repeat from
crochet first stitch OF seven cnan
STITCH rebes first stitch scap three
double crochet In each
the first treble of leaf three bes
double croche
chain double crochet In next stitch 10 the last
made crochet, repeat from beginning OF scalop
For the stars
- chain join n a "a double croches in the ring
trebles in next, repeat from >. : ,,,. ... .uo
crochet each double crochet TWO
bes the next two rebes on next re-
from round (six leaves). -.
worked the and % Why
leaf six chain back into the hh po
six chain back into the hth one cnan
from and finish the star as usual
the foundation commence from the
chain at beginning OF row. M, .-. A.. -,
Seven chain back into fifth turning the p
chain catch to middle OF SECOND
third Of five chain treble In the
chain back into n
the chain back into
chain tnid OF
Joined Of the next star seven
treble between the ha stars ana peat
readily connected Dy
o illustration.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20
Care Of Feet In Summer.

In answer to the complaints OF a
woman who said that summer was
synonymous with sore feet for her,
q prominent shoe dealer gave her
these hints on the care Of the feet.
A rubbing with cocoa butter once or
twice q week, after bath. will go a
long way to insuring foot comfort at
all times. Not more than five minutes
IL necessary, at that.
Women should always wear rubbers
when the weather requires, but should
not keep them on any longer than
needed as they are rather heavy. A
very successful physician once said
that II women would always keep their
feet dry and warm. and would take a
reasonable amount of care Of them, as
in the shoes they wear, his income
would be cut In half.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20
BUILDING UP THE NECK.
Massage Frequently Necessary at This
Season Of the Year.

After season Of starched linen col
lars the neck becomes dark. It has a
ring at the top. Muscles under the
chin get flabby and the skin gets
coarse. Something should be done to
the neck before the new low collars
are worn or thin lace yokes In summer
gowns are attempted.
A doctor prescribes good tonic
which is for strengthening relaxed
tissues as we'll as whitening and soft
ening the skin. It is to be massaged
into the neck after the bath.
II one does not care to attempt the
making at home, then take the pre-
scription to a druggist. This is the
better way in all these formulas that
call for ingredients that are not very
easy to buy and to handle. The tonic
is as follows: Oil of sweet almonds,
three ounces; oil Of bitter almonds,
ten grams; balsam Of tolu, two grams;
benzoine, two grams; essence Of lem
on. two drops; essence of cajeput. two
drops.
The resins are powdered and tritu'
rated in the oils; they are kept at a
gentle heat for "a hours; then they
are decanted from the sediment. To
this add the essential oils.
This should be put on every day.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20
A New Sleeve.

A new sleeve that is very pretty is
arranged in mousquetaire effect. II
will be worn this summer. as 1t adapts
itself extremely well to all the sheer
materials or semi-transparent fabrics
II fits the arm from shoulder to wrist
with the little Fuckers and gathers ar
ranged lengthwise. and flares at the
bottom, finished with a frill OF narrow
lace. There is always some kind Of an
oversleeve or drapery at the top of the
arm.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

The practical value Of denatured al.
cohol to the farmer Is still a matter
of live interest. DR.. H. w. Wiley,
chief of the bureau Of chemistry, de.
partment of agriculture, replying to
a request for information about the
federal appropriation, said:
THE appropriation of $4,000 for
demonsti alton purposes, is expected
to be utilized in the erection Of q
small distilling plant, in which We can
demonstrate the feasibility and profit
of making alcohol from the waste
materials Of the farm, and from some
products which may be specially
grown for this purpose. We shall in.
vite each OF the experiment stations
10 send us q man TO receive what
benefit he can from our experiments.
and instructions from those operating
the plant here"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

These loose wraps are not only use
full. but they are very smart; they are
usually made in fine cloth, and II q
light drab or gray 10 chosen, may be
worn for day or evening wear; they
are specially convenient to wear with
a smart dress. as. being loose. they
do not crush the bodice trimming and
sleeves, and are easily slipped on and
OF. The edge Of our model Is
trimmed with silk embroidery,
worked in rich oriental colors, with q
little gold thread introduced. The
armholes are trimmed to correspond.
Silk cord loops, with handsome but.
tons, fasten the openings under the
arms.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20
contr,s.s Of Color.

Sharp contrasts OF color is one OF
the fads of the year. With a black
taffeta frock seen recently there was
a sort of waistcoat effect Of coral-col-
ored liberty satir. The sleeves were
touched with the color and the coat
was lined with It.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20
Pe-ru-na DID Wonders.

Waste not the remnant Of thy life
In those imaginings touching other
folk, whereby thou contributest not to
the common weal.-Marcus Aurelius.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

FELLOW CLOTHES ARE UNsIGHTLY.
Keep them white with Red Gross Ball Blue.
All grocers sell large OF. package, centa
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

Even a drunken man doesn't care to
be held up by footpad.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

A man isn't necessarily wood saw
yer because he says nothing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

A coat OF arms doesn't always hide
the family skeleton.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

II Your Feet Ache or Burn
get sc package of Aliens Foot-Ease. IL given
quick relief. Two p.ili0n packages sold yearly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces -
asmmatlon aays pain, cures wind colic. 2scabotsia
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

Lewis Single Binder straight Sc. cigar 10
good quality all the time. Your dealer OF
Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-08-20

You can't fiatter an honest man BY
telling him that he Ii honest.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
The Great Northern Railway Company
Land


4, St. Paul. MINI, Nov 1st, 1908.
Mt. Pulaski, ILL.,
You will please take notice that default has
6een made IN the payments on your Land
Contract Contract No. ,23421 for the purchase of the
1 Wn land, viz; NWA of Section
Range No. AZ, W.. S p. m; that there
is is now due and payable under said Contract
the sum $4,000 principal and 1927 interest.
amounting in all to $1019.7o; and you are here,
by required to pay the said sum of s1O1o.7o.
together with costs of serving this notice
within thirty days after the service of The
same upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service, and in case you fail to make payment
within the time aforesaid, said Railway Com
pany will cancel your Contract and declare
the same null and void
CHAs. H. BABCOCK,
oe Land Commissioner
OF The Great Northern RAILWAY Company.
gT h and successor in interest and title Of
Railway Company 1'A"''''o0"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
The Great Northern Railway Companv
sv ss Land Deparfmenf - -

To =. A. Scroggin, = - 49, ~
Mt Pulaski ILL.,
=: You Will please take notice that default,ha.
been made in the payments on your Land
contract No. 23427 for the purchase of the
following land, viz: NEM Of Sect;on
No 3 in Township No. 156, n. Of
Range No. ~, w. s p. M; that there
i, is now due and payable under said Contract
the sum $685. 90 principal, and $1,000 inter,
est, amounting. in all to $1,000; and YOU are
hereby required to pay the said sum of so16.64.
together with costs Of serving this notice.
within thirty days after the service of the
same upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service, and in case You fail to make payment
within the time aforesaid, said Railway Com.
Pany wlll cancel your Contract and declare
the same null and void. - s->.''.s-s
CHAS. II. BABCOCK, -
~, ! y :, Land Commissioner
OF The Great Northern Railway Company,
grantee and successor in interest and tile 81
The St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway Company