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The Dolores star., 1908-03-06
Billion Dollar Grass.

oIVITOH OOTTdT 0TNBB.
Most remarkable grass of the century.
Good for three rousing crops annually.
One Iowa farmer on 100 acres sold s.
10000 worth of seed and had 300 tons Of
hay besides. 1t is immense. Do try it.
For 10c AND THIS NOTICE
send to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis. to pay postage, ETC., and
they will mail you the only original seed
catalog published in America with sam
Piles of Billion Dollar Grass, Macaroni
Wheat, the sly miller mixer, Sainfoin tho
dry soil luxuriator. Victoria Rape, the 20c
ton green food producer, Silver King
Barley yielding l73 bu. per acre, ETC., ETC.,
etc.
And if you send l4c we will add pack
age of new farm seed never before seen
by you. John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis. X. & w.
The Dolores star., 1908-03-06

Champ (savagely)-Your dog has
bitten piece clean out of my dog.
Sharpe (ditto)-Confound it! / want
ed to bring him up as a vegetarian.
The Dolores star., 1908-03-06

No man realizes how silly 1t is possi-
BILE for him to be until his love letters
are read in a breach-of-promise suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Au9lan0

g 6Iof d t. Gin in Nite.
g~iersbprf III S6lciien BEL Scr 5rau
ein9ctrstsncr foq BON G6lafiu6t
Oauerte 5ebn pOae Sage. Die 6rau
1T nunnebr ipicber ertpadt.
0on einsm @tep & ant n
q tDbtet. Der beim 9abnbau in
0eutItsO itotrita beiddftigte Sngc.
aicur @corg Gtiegler aus Ct. @eorgen
am Qmmcriee purbe bon einsm GIes
pbanten lei Der arbeit 9st0otst.
9is 81 er6offe n.
Oils Der 14id1rige Sobn bes &dpitdua
9icmann in !6ooge, S6leSpie, Elm &C.
psbr our Sago in Stunb ieBsn polite.
oing pl0bli6 Elm S6ub los. Die ga.
bung brang Der in Der Ndb: itcbenocn
Muttsr in ben aOpf uno t0otste iie aui
Der St.ls.
Spb il Of beim Got
ties #. Sn Der oberen alos
itcrtirde in glt0tting, benz b~eriibmten
Walfo6rtsort in S~bsrbaDern, purbs
elm Wann pdbrtno bss @ottssbienites
tobiu6tig. Gr tonnte nur bur6 mebs
rere Mdnner ubsrpdlti9t unb fortgs'
fHafft reroen.
Gbrli6er Oicb. Gem
Webnsr in 6ii6bu6au. Sarern, purs
ben Dor bier Jabren 1900 Mart in
Yfanbbrisfsn ~g,Ito6lsn unb inn 1000
Mart bapon no6 lpsnigsn Sagen tpies
Der ms @lodenbaus. unb fir3li6 bic
lsbten 600 Wart beimli9 in btn Sir
denItubl gsIsgt.
@e0en d BE # q bes
men 6 T amcns ben 3 o b
ge II d t. Tn 9ingerbriid. Rb.jns
LAMB, itiir3te ii4 Der Sobn zines Gi,
fenbo6nbeamten in Der eltsrlifen
Dobnung. neil sr in Der Saule Elm
Gramen ni6t ~beitanoen batte, aus benz
britten Stotp:rt in ben Sof. Gr trus
t0btli6s NsrIeBungen bapon.
SUIT 1000 aIapier
perbrGnnt. Ourd cine sSeuerss
brunit ipurbe bic Slapisrfabri BON
Garaub in 5ort:nap ious 9ois Eel
paris 5eritort. 3tpeitauieno pianos
iinb perbrannt. 5pei perfonsn erlitten
lei6te @erlsBungsn; $50 Qrbeiter ipurs
ben bei6dftigungslos. Der @eiammt,
fdaOcn tpirb oaf 100000 Grancs BE-.
re6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

8crDGngnt Bpplte gu
T d. lp ung. Dor tur3em
funo man an Gin9On9e Der Nrbsitera
fact BON WliilbouIen, GIioB, eincn
2~6jGbrigsn iun9:n Mcnn ermotbct Dor.
Nit grocer @u6t mar ibm Elm WeIs
fer mitten ms Scr5 geitoben poroen.
Ger W6rocr Ipuroe in einem 15lGbs
riaen 9iirI6!cin crmittelt. baS oieIer
SAGE Dor 8eri6t ijono. Niemano
fannie lie @sipeQ9ri,noe Ter 9bat. ME-
mano mar Q~u8cn3euge Gelpeien. alio
tonnte Der GbGter ielbit MIR Qustunft
gsben. Ginji9e uria6e iciner Shat
mar ieincr NlSIa9e mad bic, oab Der
an ibm @oriiber9ebsnoe linn ia9te:
.Ra, Gu S6riiooeri, 9u %folItsit idon
Iangit i'm 9:tt isin!" Die gtntluort auf
oisie 3ure6tpeiiung tpar Der tOotlide
Std! Der Suuge erbielt bret Sabre
G~efan9uiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

TsGutb bIenbenbiten 2iGtes. Mir
f6lcnocrteu burd bic bc5auternoeu
&nloqCn, burdl part unb GerraIIen
nit i9rcr iippi9en itjoIi6en 9crrli9
felt. Mir i~panoeltcn lngcitroft unter
4oImcn, 5riid.n elmer iiberpGIti0ens
ben 6ul!e tropi DIR StrGlltcr unb Sc
ipd6ie.
GnoIi6 q~elongten mir an cas Mars
mprqe.dnber hcr p6ercn Gerrahe. Sin
GunoI6cftsGilo pon I~cenboitem Reis
entrolte ij6. Sur HC3tcn, auf troBi9
poriprinleacen GeiI,n, has aIte mo-
nGtp, in bafiiser dcyGc 3ur 2inten bic
IiebIi6sn llmriiie O>5 Sap Wartin,
Dor ms oi, u~nermc5Ij6c TIG6c Oes
Msere5. Die feb lang bin3icDenbs
&iiIte, tie maiTigen 9ergiormatipnen
nit ibysn gD&Ioern uno 6clsQruppsn,
Der uneno:iAc WofcripieQel, Der Ii9
am Sori3ont in ciner QiHia nit BEN
SimmcI5Selt b~ereint;, Grce - WaTer
= Sirmoment, TON t~riitautlarer 2uit
umfIoFen, biloetcn cine 6~arbeniirfos
ME in 9Idu, Dom bunteliten M3ur bis
gum lifttn 0ioIett. llnfere g(l,0en
tonnten iid nidt iott feHen an benz
Wunoerperf bon Sd5rbeit, trsl6es
bic Natur bier geidoffen, all Der Sars
monte Der 6arben, in loeIfe ie es &C.
tdu6t.
Giniqe 3eit bayouf faBen mir i'm
&on3crtIaal bes Gaiino8. Nad) BEN
Gjenub fir toS stuac foIotc Elm ioI6sr
fir bas Obr burcb bic Torbictungen
zines b:r po1tommcn-tcn S-G:itcr Der
Welt.
llritr tIeincS Ma1l i'm Rsitaurart
beS Sotcl DC paris @p,:lief olI ho$ be-
terrific. Snnitt,n elmer Io3mopoIitis
f9en GeIc-f4cTt, Tie einsn Ici6ttun
CUR G1au tru3, Dem ct.o13 Grorjjdsrs
bcS o1toT!ct:. GtNA bcn @fropfcn
elmer S;ttflaitc ljtB iD T%pringcn.
Wo8 8uubcy, ta5 mci1 0cp.an rois
Stnec Der Der Come ba3iaT9moI3.
Msin: 5ral lpi0erTpraA rid)t, ais
mir prn nsltsm bic SpiclIGtc tctroten.
S5re Mn1id)tcn ii(er Monte GayIo, has
'e LisEtr ais r2u3tflrs WIrl" 5u Be-
5eidnen tf.ettc, f6:ca,n cin:r miloerns
ben ltmpanolWnJ ~ u1tcrlic9eu.
Mlcin Te2atct, mcirc fiinf3i9 5rons
Ten, bate i9 mir referoirt; bic
G50laGt torrte rca nclt.m beginner.
Mn cirer1 Slid i'm mauriIden
SaoIe Cc.o2l CO mir, chm G:ubl at
ergot!cyu. Msire 6vcI bIi:5 bint:r
mir itctcn. n3rcnte ct q~uordHtc," ba3
Garte1ipicl Der crnilea Gpi:lcr, ipuroe
Geipicit, 3ort Gilt ell &lpon5igfrons
tcnitiid oI5 ri,oyi3.tc G,nTa5, Gil
bsrgelo 1T Dsrp5n!.
No4ocm is cinc 3ci.tang nit a6s
pehielroem Slid mcin, G'oIoiiide
BIN ,tno Der Geihobca bate, lam mir
einc Se-i. 81 9i!fc. Snbcm i6 Gin
fuB unb Gcpin1 isb,7 Ii:b, perbops
pete Iia icce8mot fsios3. C:tb8mn!
btrte.ctnanoer fE.u5 tisis!Ec GacG:
cir. 81 mcircrt lHduTlcln Meta1 oes
ieLten iin gantHntcn. g(ls i9 einSog,
tonnte ic5 gegen iI~ebcn9uRoclt 6ranc
len mein eigen renncn.
ga itreiften meme 9Itde b%etanrte
@eIiGbter duf Der Gnocren Settle oeS
Slides, bic hem Spiele 5ui6autcn.
Die Samen GrosficIO, bic orci Qneris
tdnrrirnen, uno Der I6madtenoe Gries
DIE. mir nidten un8 81. Sic tamcn
ouf uniere Settle beriiber uno er5G9ls
ten, bab iie auf Der Riidfubrt bon
Gi55a dusgeitiegen feien, I'm einen 3ug
au iiberiprinaen.
6orticbun9 iol0t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Gin Aprilfber,.

Scr3og 99ilipp bon @uralno befab
na9 bamoli9er Site einsn Spfnarren
uno 5tpar einen iebr sei6eiten. einsn
S6paben nit ylamen SIZZLING.
&m 81. Mdr5 1466 pGbreno Der
Mitta9stofeI nctte Ser5rg NbiIipp ieis
nen SpaBmdher nit benz crittn Ipril.
n9iite Did, girrIsin," lpurrte er ihn
id:r3enb, ~bite 0t4 Dor benz eritsn
glpril!!"
.Siite Did IeI6it, Serooglcin!" ldus
tete bic lu9enbe Gripioerung. n@aS
gilt bic Wette9"
.g(lio pctten mir" fpra6 gut ges
Haunt Der Serrifcr. r9eIi1gt ts Dir,
mid gu fcppen, 10 nil i4 Define Nars
rentappe Bis gum Huncs nit SiIber
fiiqen IaKcn. Bit ober 8u cs, Der bic
g3ede 81 be1a6Ien bat. 10 ioQ ie Dir
tbcuer gu itcben tommsn! 9enn niftS
8erin9ereS nil i'd bann, oils Seinen
ndrrii4cn &Opf! Siite DID alio
po6l!"
S00inq por's sufrispsn. rWsir 1T
aleS re6tI" Ipra6 er. sd iude
meme 0rDBt; &uppe beruuS!"
9nrouf trantsn iis cinGnb;r gu. mas
Der !9cr3og abiidtli9 70 oft tpieoers
Golte, bis Iein Barr untcr ben Sii6
plumpIte. Damn lieB er i'm in iein
Otmad) tragen, no Der 2runtsne in
eincn tiefen S1laf perfiel.
Saum Gber bate bic llbr Wlitters
na6t gei6lagen, ais IS al GoaingS
Sbiir podte, unb einige 9elpnffnete ben
70 jdb crpedten unb nod gan3 i6lafs
truntencn Rorren aug benz Bette boil
ten, um Jpn nit iid fort5ui6leppen.
Sn eincm grobcn S2a,e fab Ser3o9
pbiIipp bon 8urguno fummt ieinen
Rdt5cn an elmer i6par5 perbdngten
Safcl, baneben absr mar Gin Ridtblod
oufGcTteQt, Rem alr Seitc Der !Senter
iih refano, boS blante Hi1tI6nert in
Zen !SSnoen.
yNorr, Oil BAIT rem Gopf psrpirtt!!"
fu6r i'm firiter oer Ser3og on. Be
rcit: Gid gum 3obc!"
S6ne Elm Dort Su e%rlpibsrn, legte
Der arrie Selling feinen &opf auf ben
8lod, dls ipdr'S baS S9lummertiIen.
pon Dem man i'm focben geboIt bate.
Nun frat o:r 0:nter binter ibn uno
idGug i'm ouf ben Baden - bod niht
nit Der bliBsnben S6neibs isines
S9ncrts, ionbern nit elmer bidcn
@lutpurit, bic er fdneI unter benz
Mantel berporge5ogen Gatte.
yNprilnorr - IpriInarr.." rief laut
ouflo6enb her 6er5og, uno f9aaenOes
@eIGd)tcr broGnte bur6 ben Gaal. um
obcr glei6 barauf in unbsimlihss
S6pci9cn Ii9 81 %rerpanbeln, benn ber
orms Narr erbob iih nidt bonn 30
I. lpie man cS ertportet Gottc. Der
S6rcten bate i'm %offcntar 9stObtet.
Der !Ser3oq, duber ii9 Dor Summer
unb Dor R:ue, fniste nit Iauter Selblts
o%ntlac> nsbcn lcinsm 2isbling nieber,
nm i'm auf5ubcben.
Sd aber fprang, feline grDbte Hars
rentappe ld)tpsntenb. Der Sobt9es
Glaubte plObli4 auf bic 5ibe.
n@prilnarr, gprilnarr - Ser5og.
lsin!" rief cr luitig. .Nun 5icb ben
8eut.I! !Soi - bas eibt sins idpere
Narrcntoppc!"
CD parcn bic "Gpritidsrss' BON
Gnno balumal tei6Gffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Nobcrnc @obnbGn1er.
GlcftriidJc Wclcuhtnng.
2GO0 8epiert. cit.9'unnment. straRe.
Sflkp

9uufet zines hieier mooernen 5ipeifi0digen
9Bobnbdnfer. Sic e%nibnitcu uue mphernen Sin
rtChtlngen. eIefirifbe lno @nsbeleudniiine; bus
ben Combinations Gisfdrunf mo gorrnibsfnnt
mer, eiluns gieIes; uIberoem Die reuctte inni-
ioir, seller nro Sof cenicntiri, 10 Sub mi
@rurotliibic gerfIaiterie Sinter : Wien; bobc
uno eeilnoe Gage, Seoen Gag bis 8 gbeups
flr Die 9eiihtieuna often, Gin Snus sur 9,ros
faqhcr, RnuuntcrnebmCr. 9iireau: Gr. 1887,
Cit.Wipnnment Strnbe.
G19-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
&crciniatc SGnscr BON Baltimore.

SallptQllorticr: ,8ermonia . MGn.
ncrdor . @ollc;" ErGiioent Senrp
Sbomo3; corrciponoirenoer u,o pro.
totoIltrcnocr SctrctGr pro tenn. o..
&immclbcbcr, Or. 3t5, Noro.Gocn.
StroBe; 6inon5icfretGr Is. &immcI.
bcbcr, Gar. 315, Norosg0cn.S troBe:
S%d)otmciitcr $. Midlit, gtr. 7t3,
@arncr-S trobe; Girigent 81. Sem.
berger. &criammlung icoen 5lpeitcn
6rctta9 i'm Wonat.
o@crmouio-Q llartctt.G Club"
Soliptquorticr: @ogncr'S Sonc,
Nr. 1t6. Nor0.Y oca -Strobe, Sing-
%itllnoe: Gicnito8S. Giri9cnt 5.
&nroluS.
yIriou."
Soltptquorticr; .StoG,0ouc," Tr.
0tittuo6 - 9iri0ent: S. s. Sranf.
nSormonic."
9altptQllortier: Nr. Ala, @elt-
6opette Strobc. Singltuioc: Glen.
tags - 9irigcnt: Sobn q. &lcin.
- n@crmonin-W idnncr6or."
SouptQllarticr: @crmania . WGr.
ncrdor.0ouc, Scr. 4t0 bis 412, 8cit4
2omboro-S troBc. Singitnoc: Con.
ncrI tags - Giri9ent: Sbcobor Sem.
berger.
no6ro6Iinn."
Souptquorticr; Sroblinn . Sauc,
Ar. 1000, Sreocrif . 9lpcnue. Cling.
ItunOe: Wtittluod)3 - 9irigcnt: Sobn
u. Glein.
rglrbeitcr.W Gnnerhor."
SoilptQuortier: anoreos' Saae.
Nr. 314, Sanoperitrabe. Sin9itunoe:
MittiuodS - 9irigent: 9apio Me.
lurlct.
nSbnlia.W Gnnerd,or."
Soiptquorticr: @oigt'S SoGc, Ger.
1t22, Sorioro-N penuc. Singitunoc:
Gicnito0s - Giriqent s. s. 5ranf..
~2ocilt.E oint.M dnncrd)or."
Saliptqlnrtier: 3rpider's Soae,
ode Gubo. uno Inoreltrabc. Sing.
ibtnoe: Wittipp6 abenos S llbr -
Girigent: Sllbert &riippeI.
ygrbeiter. 2iroertoiel."
Soltptqliortier: Bol3' Saue, Hr.
40S, 8cit = 2eringtonitroBe. Sing.
itunhe: ~0icnItoeS-Giri9ent Subert
Stripped.
,Nelooie."
Soliptqltorticr: i. Hies' Sone,
gfe 2opitrobc u1o 9eloir.Narft
Sin9itrnoe: Gonrcrltags - Girl,
gent: i. aorolus.
n@opCriiGJcr Wdnncrbor."
SoltptQuorticr: Ndcrn1oun's Saae,
Ode bon Caroline. mo 8ougbItroBe.
SingItunOc: 9onncritog abenos -
2irigent: @ligltIt Sdnei0cr.
.Miesger.@
!SouptQl,ortier: Sofintann's Sone,
2on. mo 6orreititroBe. S%inqitunoe:
9icnita9 - 9irigcnt: Subert Scrip.
pei.
.Wo5ort-W
Snltptqliortier: Hobcrt Soamer'3
Soae, Nr. 192t-t923, Srlcons.
StroBe; SingItunoe ieoen Conner.
tag Ibcn0 - 9irigent q. 8. EobI.
mann.
nGi6cnfron5."
Sauptouorticr: Sobn S6nliot'3
(oornlalS 3orn'S) Salle, Ode Der 3.
ltno 8ougbitrnbc, Sigblanotomn.
SingitunOe: Mittpofs - 0irigcnt
Geo. W. Yoblmann.
oGeutif . llngnriif)er 2icoerfronS."
&auptqunrtier: Stterbein's Sone
fritber nGintrnht. @oae"), 2ocllIt.
Eoint. Singitmoe: 1onncrItoa
9lbcnOs. Girigcnt 6rnnj Sod.
(Moi11.1S)
@crcinS : &alcn0cr.
9Gfer. Is iangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigcnt Erof. =. Gnrolus.
Souptoliortier Sobn Slbls SoQe,
Nr. 40S, @eit.2e rinatonsS troBe. Sc
Sen Sonitdg abenO, nit 4usno1me
bcs brittcn SomitogS i'm Monot.
N. ---- lAl...IE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Hu p%ertdufeu:

9teIe punberoouen, IIeuen. Der Sesi3ett emf,
fprenenben 2sft5dieen Siufer an9e sRiItonsgIbe.,
bapifden Soffman' II 9reftoniir., bur6ipeg biibi6
u. iiinitlcrif6 %oeforirt, nit ieoer oenfbaren Be
Gas unb @IefHiits 9ift NuIuaetl, ab5uesfanuls
Gserbinbuneen. WafersGloiets, 4ordclon Baoe'
B1nreir, Surtnccs, ccn1cntirte aelcr, I~rottoire
prb Sofe inb nod bieIe ullbere 0or5iae. oereu
Wertb uInn mir ermefierl fam. luenl man otes
feIbcu itebt. Tieoriper Srurb6ins. eeitte 9ab'
iungSbeottglinpen. Often fit 8eft6tienng tdgs
LTD urlo Sonntags.
sealtcr 6. M3eftpbnf, Radmeifter.
Piirenu an Srt uno Steue.
Prets ber Sdufer Sreisebn Sunbert nro 3finf'
ala Collars. S1350.00). (S1n24-W1atD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
8erfdufe oiif ser bieiigen gffeften'
borie.
FIRST CALL.
100 Ga, & alIabma con. Ger.

5000 Ga, & aInbma con. Der .......... %
$500 atlnnttc &. g. r. r.. ueu 4er Gtfs. CT
5000 uutteO RaiIpo0s /. ler.......... s5M
10000 lttb. rms. inc. 80
1000 Mo. Rms. inc. sea
500 g.. =. Z. Observation-Disclosures. 40
2OOO s.. T. Z. Observation-Disclosures. 4OA
1000 @u. ITO. (8rolun @roS. GtfS).... 81
200 Pill. 6. 9. Of Conn. ). 2Oer. ....... 10
1000 Cotton Gucf ser. 72h
20O0 Scdb. 9ltr Cine +. 4er............ 40
10000 RI. Gouprrt 3laer 90
GoOo lttS. rms. 5unotna 5er.......... 76H
200 ITO. Rms Stumbling (5crip) ....... II
1000 9eabonrS 3 Sabre 5er........... s5h
1000 Soltb eoinb r.............. 97k.
5000 @eft u. Gar. ............. 1861
1000 GitD Scr. 1916 "a. 2)........... LOG
80 @|ebauieo' NottonuI Rnnf. ....... 20
% 5Cabouro 60. com ........... @
90 9iortberu Central ............... S6la
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SdIduc fleiue Tarmcu,
GtabItrt 1925.
Goniolioatco Goan g.,
Huro=0 ah .Stra6c.

Gin eroBcS gHorttinent berfnuener Siarnait'
fauf, nod inter b1Iben &oiteupreis. gBir eebeu
nnn pie Dor liberaIe EarIebcn anf nIle Iert1s
aeaenitdnoe. Seiteils@ingang 3unt YrionisBh'
reQii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
3m perfamfen:
Waaren nus MenIhcnbaar.

S6sfen, Tompabpurs etc. NtHenfhaftftdie Be.
Ed,ts.Y sadaae. ariHrer,. sHnntppine. Sonridr.
ben. @aarsssaaren anf sefte1nng ~aeferiiat.
Niebriafte Yreife. Bel Saarirdntbeiten oerfnbe
mon mein MiiieI, Defenders fir ausfauenbcs
Ganr bergeftent. O.. Gnefi Seth, iii 5oro.
@an.etr, 5fu!ffeu @entraIssiue. fno Wsorus
ulentsStrabe. (Uadr514,1Wt.)
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Sn6Idcr 9onbIib fir $1,000.

1ier gldcr plttcs quno, ih0ne Gucue, 0iicS
Sbit, 1T ein9C5dunt. ih6nc Sddttcnbdumc, QutcS
10 Simmer lqgS nit neuelH SNiclfrbud, S6eu'
2 nc, SfttitcrbhiiS II. 10. 9diSe gabniidtioit:
binipc Staten bel W~ionutSeIidet. Die 6dlfte
mus bnur be8dblt pcrbcl. Hdbcrcs bel S.
9aocnhoup, sr. III, Observation-Disclosures.
tpabc nuuD eini9e flcine Flite Gnf Oett lalts
De 81 perIHtctben.) (Scptt ,fDlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Gin fb6neS 0Gus nit noh neucu DI6bcln,
tpcp3ugobdIber billiO 6i nerfdHfen. 9iddl5ufru.
gen IN Hr. If, EitaS itrno4 strnbr, Baltimore.
Ui7-g)
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9altimorcr Marftberidtc.

0icu it a a. 2S. 2lpril 1908.
Mebl. - 3ufubr 5l39 Sdilcr
cinihlicBIih $40 6Giicr 81 Occult
Eoint un0 67S 6Giicr 81 Canton.
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The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
The Campaign Opens.

Hon. Bert M. Fernald, Republican
candidate for governor, will speak at
several places in Somerset county
next week and will be present to ad-
dress the Republican rally and mass
meeting at Lakewood on Tuesday
next. Excursion rates will prevail
on the line of the Somerset Railway
and there will be half hour car ser
vice, over the line of the Somerset
Traction Company to Lakewood from
Skowhegan and Madison, with fare
of % cents for the round trip. Hon.
A. L. Blair of Brooklyn, N. Y. will be
present with Mr.. Fernald and address
the meeting. Mr.. Blair has spoken in
this state before and is widely known
as an eloquent and forceful speaker.
Somerset citizens, regardless of
party affiliations, should improve this
opportunity to hear these two dis
tinguished gentlemen. Meets in &
opens at 2p. m. Ladies are invited
to this rally and to all meetings held
under the auspices of the Republican
county and town committees during
this campaign.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
W0MAN'S WIT UNCERTAIN.
Az When This Wife Failed to APP
preeiate Hubhy's Pleasantly.

Az When This Wife Failed to APP
preeiste Hubby's Pleasantly.
Don't always rely upon the ready
wit of woman" said the man who
Is sometimes pleased to consider him.
self an oracle. THAT ready wit bust
ness Is sometimes prone to get way Off.
"For example, my wife and children
had been staying In the country for
several weeks, and was regular with
my letters, as every loving husband
should be. Finally on the day before
my wife was to start for home l con-
Guided my letter to her with these
words:
"'This will be the last letter ! will
write to you for a long. long time
when got down to my office the
next morning found telegram from
my wife waiting for me. What on
earth do you meanr read the dispatch
Later a registered letter came from
her. She had blotted almost every line
with tears. What It was all about
could not imagine
"Then my telephone bell rang, and
when l answered ! heard my wifes
voice speaking over the long distance
phone.
"Oh, Johnv said she. is that really
you? thought you had committed
suicidep "-Washington Post.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
Remedy For Choking.

Raising the left arm as high as you
can will relieve choking much more
rapidly than the act Of humping ones
back" said a physician, land it is
well that every one should know It,
for often a person gets choked while
eating where there is no one near to
thump him. Very frequently at meals
and when they are at play children
get choked while eating and the Gus
tomary manner OF relieving them is to
slap them sharply on the back. The
effect of this is to set the obstruction
free. The same thing can be brought
about by raising the left hand of the
child as high as possible. and the re-
lief comes much more quickly. In
happenings of this kind there should
be no alarm, for II the child sees that
older persons or parents get excited
the effect is bad. The best thing Is
to tell the child to raise its left arm,
and Immediately the difficulty passes
away"
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
Hunnewell Reunion.

Saturday was perfect day and the
day chosen for the Hunnewells for
their annual at Lakewood. They met
at Grand Army Hall, enjoyed picnic
dinner with coffee and ice cream.
There was SO present. There were
two present in their eighty fifth year,
Eben HunneweL of Moscow, Mrs.
Marcia Randlet of Madison. After
dinner all were called to order for an
election Of officers. Abel Hunnewell
of Kingfeld was chosen president;
John Jewett of Scion, vice president;
Mrs. Bell Gates of Skowhegan, secre-
tary; Mrs. Lizzie Boardman OF Scion,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ethel
Caswell Of Arson, Treasurer. The
rest Of the day was spent in speaking,
singing and pleasant conversation re-
calling past days of joys and sorrows.
The day, 200 quickly passed and with
many kind wishes they adjourned to
meet again in 1909.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
Nine. de Strives Wit.

Secretary Blaine had said OF Nine.
de Strive that she was the brightest
woman he had ever met, and every
body who knew her agreed with this
verdict. Her knowledge Of English
was remarkable. even for a Russian.
and her salies were famous. For in-
stance, the day when Secretary Bay
ard was made head of the American
diplomatic service his daughter Miss
Kate Bayard, said Iaughingly to a
young secretary OF legation, "Remem-
Der, | am now daughter Of your chiefr'
to which came, quick as a fash. the
retort from Nine. de Strives lips,
"Oh, we all know that you are miss
thIef!-Army and Navy Life.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20
The poopino Stona.

THE popping stone" marks the spot
where Sir Walter Scott asked Miss
Carpentry to marry him. 1t is situated
In the beautiful valley of the Irthing,
at Gilsland, an inland watering place
near Carlisle. The popping stone Is
visited by many thousands during the
summer months, and 1t is said many n
laggard lover has had his courage
screwed up to popping point at this ro-
mantle spot. In the immediate neigh
borhood may also be seen "Mumps
Ha," which Scott immortalized In
Guy Mannering." while little far
Their afleld the Roman wall and Laner.
cost priory prove attractions to Wis
itors to Gilsland. London Chronicle.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-08-20

The other evening Kate Douglas
Wiggin, whose summer resort is in
Buxton, held her annual reading in
the little Congregational church,
which was packed to the doors. Mrs.
Riggs appeared for the occasion in an
imported gown.with white satin trim
mings and wore around her neck a
rope of pearls. Throughout the
evening the author read from the
manuscript of the new story soon to
be published, entitled "Susannah and
Sue" The characters in this story
deal with an entirely new type, the
Shakers. The scene is laid in Albion
which the author said in reality was
the town of Alfred although she does
not care to have the whole world
know this fact. The story is touch
ing and pathetic one, telling of a
mother who took her little daughter
with her, having been driven from
home by the extravaganza of her in
temperate husband. Mrs. Riggs des-
cribed the happy lives the Shakers
live. Eldreth Abbie is the head Sha-
ker of the neighborhood and the
most important characters are the
mother Susannah and her daughter
Sue. Mrs. Riggs beautifully delinea-
ted the character of little Sue.