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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
2anomirtbidnitIide 8erGtbe unb

2anopirtbidnftlihe 8erGtbe unb
SGmereien.
Griffith e. 5nrner So, 2O5 gorosgaca.Gtr
Wtormor. u1o 8ranits8 erfe.
9. Silaartner & edbne. ia. .71s sBelt9aIti'
tnoresStrdBe.
Elumbing, Slrnaces, Ranges unb
Sefen, Gah0edcn ltno Ginnen.
Scnnctt Bros, 523 gtpros5 remontsstpenue.
&upieri6mieoe rno Glltmbers.
Sdhn Subert, 17l4 1baneSse traBe. 8. & g.
2eIepbon: 8oIfe 1899.
Seuer Serli6erurgen.
SIM. 7. ebadeifcrc & Gu, is uno II gbarnber
yMuAal Smiuranee So. Of atuerpooL," Serro ".
8urfteIo, acknowledgements, 101-102 gbaT'
bcr OF Commerce Nuilnila.
,Gerntnnia 9eueruerIidernnas . Geienitaft."
Baltimore lno NortbzSiraBe.
@igentbums agenten unb
.Sdnol2r.
Yierre 6. 5uean & Gepheu, 10 Oft.ae1inoions
Gtrabe.
Sriihmieo 3ubeb0r.
g. eectt Same Co., 1862 uHo 1854 goro.Sap.
GtraBe.
&o6len uno Sol5.
penrn @. Don Seinc, $50 gnfinbia. gtperae.
S6mltfiaden un0 lt6ren.
70. 2. 9iiner, 23 OftsguItimore.Strab
gfanbleib @eihGfte.
,GunioliSateb 2pan Gn.," 1 RorSsSah 'Strabe.
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GtaS. ~. etieif, 8 9loros9ibcrtosS trabe.
@m. Snabe &c g., Bari.gbc. uno GabeitesStr.
Eopier iin0 Eapier.Siiter.
Smith. Sirpn 60, 1916 uto 107 Sanoncr'Str.
9Iedplatten, WetoQ etc.
spen, enntlin & 50. (incorporirt), 49,. .19,
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2cihenbeItatter.
eanbcrS & enuue, 1908. .t71O GdntcrsTberle
g9m. 6puf, Iortbs uno 8reenmountssIpenue.
Srie5bofe.
r2unbUn gart GsmcterA," Office: 81 sbeit'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

~'NNhtI ~9tllJuGl ~NNt E' ,O-"J
S-Str, H.sO. - rricnm1llng leocn
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Nr. 737, Z. Ctr, R.s@.
DOccoilio,2o0e Nr. I, g. 3. 5. E.-T."
ScfrctGr s. G. SMiir0cr, GongreB
Sci0bts, .. Is. = @criommInn0 ie'
Den 2. uno A. Dornerito1 bel Senrp
8abmonr, Nr. 1917 T. Ctr, N.'8.
~Geuiider llntcrihienlgS'9nno,
10y GiItrift gtr, 100"
Setrctir Wiboel Iicb, Nr. 500,
S~Str., RS 8eriurmIltng icocn
I. Nittlppd i'm 0ionot III NllguIt
Sdmar5'S oGolnmbio Mdnncr6or'
SoQe," Gr. 1927, Z. Gtt.. N.'S8.
8lntt0eltidcr Ncrcln"
Sefretdr @nt. Sunncmann, Nr.
1915, Morion.St r.. N..@. Ger
iammlltng icoen 2. 9omcrItoN I'M
Monat in Nr. 43O, s CTR, N..@.
columbia 9rouer . llnteritiitun9S'
Gcrcitt"
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2~Str., N..g2. - ScriommIunH icoen
y. 0ierItog i'm Monot IN Nllgitlt
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SWmorj'3 nGrlumbin MGnnerhor.
Sale" Or. S27, I. Ctr, N.8.
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9eBIer, 9tr. 500, Eenniplpanio.goe,
9t.s@.
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1915, Worion.Str., 0.z8. - Ser
ion1nilrng ic0cn 4. @ittpod I'M Mo.
nat Il 9titg. S6rpor5's YGoIumbia.
misunderstanding" Gar. S27, 7. Ctr,
R..1.
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Scnrp @obnonn, Ir. 1877, 7. Ctr,
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@cbler, Nr. 922 8enniplponiu-Hpe,
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II. 6, 1922
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80, 9.Str SD. = GeriommIung
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Sltrnboue, Gde Z. uno S.Str., H..@.
Gurnitunoen icocn Stenitos, Witt.
luod, unb SreitoQ.
vSnfcl @rdiig.G Acknowledgements rein"
SefretGr Geo. Weir, Tr. 124t, g
Ctr. 90. - 8eriammlltn9 iehen
2. Solntog I'M Monat in Nr. 43O,
s. Str, R..@.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Q0pofater

Q0pofaten.
Noulpb 8uthsrlet, Redtsanipult, Er. 10, Oft.
GerinatonsStrnbe. 6. K q. Bbone, ct. Raul
1889. .QR.
8. Garbnrt ehtmcr, GedisantuoIt, Union 9ruTt
SutLoing, Baltimore, mo; 9eioe Telephone.
0uitapu5 aurb, POI .2G9 GdIoert guiloine.
Il. @m. Ertmanu, III Goros9barIeszStraBe.
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Mcrdants C Mincrs Sransport. 60
ietTrex
Baltimore nnS 8remea.

U~tCTuJUHIs N UtlWCFS SFUHspUrI, W.
Tampf er.9inie.
SrudIt nuo Yaiaqtere.
TadI Guitun mno Sem Often.
Sienftng, Sonnerit1a, Saniitdg unb Sonrtna.
6 tlbr gthenos.
= Taf gruuibcuce nnb benz Often.
Wontag, 'Sreitda, Sumftuq, @ llbr NbeneS.
Dad, 9icwpurtsTeps uua HprfpH.
TdgItf. alsoenommen Mittpod,, @ llbr ghenbs.
= 5rubt aneenommcn tdglih biz 8 tlbr gtthn.
fir o%enielhcn 9n1 nhfabrenbe Sumpfer.
gadl snunnnab unb bent Siben.
9ienitaa. Srciiag. @ ltbr IbeubS.
.. ". W,eyiein, 9lQent, 1icr Tuh 9io.QBan. ctr.
Sanpt.Shrean: German. nno 2ight.straee.
Ut3,9&S-)
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EaiIc snr @eiie in's Nnslnnb &c.
iorst 6. @ainc, Mr. 413, Ci-galti.
msreitraae, nabe Chiffon Qpnie Gse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
@ei9dttss@ egwetier.
Yadcr., GOnoiturs mnb Sptel-
gcSurisartifcl.


She Wisrrs & eids 90, 1o4 1iosSoparbsst Ctr.
3eitun9en, 3eiti4riften etc.
,The Baltimore girms Co." Supio gbercror'
bic, Sei6iitsfibrer. 3l8 G8eits5ermaisStr.
9oumatcriaIicn, S6iiren, 5enIter'
robnen, 2aOen etc.
3nmss g, 8sher & Co., 115 unO 1T eti'5re'
'sep. j.. eloan G. Srp, Ala 2iabtitr. 'Ggerfte.
Iational . 9anfen.
n19e Go sopn g~iaiieual sani,". ga9: nno
GretersStrabe. Sacob 70. Sopf, Yrdfioerit;
Senrb 8. 9eoue, 2affirer.
y3prite Northumberland" 432 Sios9ronotpdn.
9. Y. Ndpner, N11ltrer.
nsteteru Tutipnal Sant," Ii gorosSutafpsStr
". Marriott. %Stntitrer;
Critic National eaut," ede Baltimore uno
gtortbsStrube.
'armers & Merdauts' sauttunaf gant,"
Souibs uno 2ombarosSirGBe.
'ah,"ereial q 5armerS' g~iattunat Vanf,"
Sr luettsSde S0lUaros lIto 0ernlarsSiraBe.
i. 3. Sdlomin, Aaiiirer.
StaatS 9anfen.
,1eutfde Sauf ppu 8altimprr," Baltimore
nm. SoutoapsStraBe. @lelit gSebPr, 8rdit'
bent; 8. J. Si6t, G3npmetfter.
Spar Vanten.
,Tentidic sparbarf ppn Baltimore" gutdfus
nno SaltimnresStr
.,st. Samcs Sparbaui," gaIttntcresS trabe uno
Sultonls0onle sIoeliue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
NarslanS G. Tcnninluan;a q. y.

7.30 gpfn., mad gorf, ause. Sonntae.
$50 Born, nddb Delta, MIR Scuntags.
$50 @orn., mad geIair, else. Sonutaes.
11.30 8prnl., mad DsIair, auss. SamftaeS
inb GonntaeS.
100 ysn6m., mad geInir, rur Sonntae8.
1.20 9indfH, mad pcInir, fnir GdniitneS.
$50 gatm., mad Dorf, nuse. SonntdaS.
4.05 Rudu, ndh Delta. nuv SonntaeS.
6.15 Eafm., mad BeIair, auso SonntneS,
$40 Mbenbs, nod Delta, ause. GonnfaeS.
II. 90 Nbenbs, mad Delta. MIR Commas.
11.30 M6enbS, nod geIatr nuse. SonnfaaS.
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Sruit : Gornpoonieu

,0tarnlaub 5rnft Co.," Goropeft.gde Colbert.
lno 6erntarsStrabe. 8rter SerIb, YrdIis
bent; 6. e. 8irnmernaru, Gcfretdr; garrUu
&un NeS, S6apmeiiter.
Baltimore Sruit & Guarantee Co.," @quitabIe
8uiloilg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

Elum6ing, SURFACES, Ranges unb
Sefen, Tahoedcn 1tno Hinnen.
Sennett Bros, 523 Goros5 remontsstbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

&lpferihmieoe uno Hlunlbers.
SIhn Subsrt, 1714 1bumeSse trabe. 9. & g.
2elepbor: gSolfe 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
NuEttmure. "a. guGuft 1908.

u. Nnn Nnrrie, VOIinelIicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

Wormors lt1o 8ranit.W erfe.
g. Siladrtner & edbue, ia. .71s sBelts8aIti.
inorcsStrdBe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26

results, and Henry Bradford realizet
that he was the only living being
aboard that Inflated schooner.
His mind was now intensely alert
and he was on familiar ground. A.
fast as halyards could be handled. be
clewed up both gad topsails. and
hauled down and furled the flying jib.
j.b and foretopmast staysau. Then.
after stoTpCring both gan tlpszils. be
returned to the deck and in a few min
u,es had the schooner upon the proper
course for Boston light
Daylight had come and the wind
had ireshened slightly \ hurried ex
animation OF the papers in the cap
tain's statesCom disclosed the vessels
manifest, which gave the information
that the schooner Clara Bates. $50
tons register. owned -y Bates & Joyce
OF Eua- ton. commanded ly Capt. Ezra
Perry ~ salem, and O crew a five
men, was carrying $50 tons ~ coal
CONSIGNED % me owners gl the vsHH-.
il Boston a small. SUM 20 money il
. captains desk e-. he u. .-
rr-.r.a %. l-T-..a were -.a
.- .. ..
a
.wa-.a-. T. r.n
.l. .r- ~
.f0 ana bon coffee
Ira wind n.Ir -ra. a1. E-aH.a-ls
Mind had already ~.-l u-r plan
no operations Ea .aE bis Ut down
Eau. and ll5 Ea--z-Eeel-tE b. O
al.r un1ee-aEr. and. once .1 smooth
water. De made -aaEg Els sheet anchor
secured 1y catEfurTEr CuIy. and
gggrha-.sd few i-tl1Us O. chain
40 four o'c.1cE that afternoon. he
b-cgzht the Clara Bates into The vlzI
ga South Boston fats. hauled down his
5b and. as the vessel lost way. slipped
bis cat.stuprer and anchored,
Tlc rest is mere detail u was 10
the fan @ the great coal strike. and
coal vas coal He1ry sent word 90
Bates 4 Joyce by the haslo- masters
Tag. and an hour later the c0rpuleuf
and genial Mr. Joyce was on beard
and had heard Heuv's wonderful
story ~ II O'Clock the next day
Hp--y Bradford signed a release and
accepted q lump sum % 5000 IN lieu
% al. services rendered a-d salyagl
expected There Is one more happ.
detail The 20 feet Ct bulwarE thai
was torn away FROM The eide Of the
Clara Bates acted as lie raft for the
members Of her company. who were
sEsTI overheard ~ the same tlIr.
They were picked up a few hours later
5y an CccaE,SU.Hg tug with a tow Of
coal barges and bound FOR salem.
AZ the earnest request Of Hen
Bradford, his name vas suppressed
from The newspaper accounts Of the
saly.ns Of the Clara Bates. and his
appearance GmOag his towaspeople a
few days later was received as the
home coming Of q man who had gone
out, done battle with the great world
and returned successful.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
The Allurements Of the City.

Mrs. Perkins and her daughter
Mandy from the country were in the
city one day, and as they walked
along together they came to a win
dow in which was displayed variety
of women's apparel. Mandy glanced
wistfully at the different articles Of
clothing and started into the store.
But sign in the window which read:
Clothing One-Half OF During This
Sale" caught Mrs. Perkins eye. She
seized her daughter by the arm, hur-
ried her along down the street and
exclaimed in q loud voice: wy.
lands sake. Mandy. that amt no de
cent place fer a girl 10 go,"-Judge's
Library.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
Q Q o
A Seer.

Jh. he sought 70 tell her fortune
A. he fingered rather late,
While she b.LsEei as rosy Colored
A. the e-1bers In the CRATE.
Then he took her hand 50 dainty
And SIZE felt her pulses thriH
As he held il snug and tender
Very much against her will1
- the freight flashed and lI-Eerei
He bent low above her palms
Esadi-- forecasts wIth @ vision
That Was destitute % g-alrs,
You VIII we'd he sid. nest Chrt &
Wed darr nan. tan a-E strong.
WE1 w.u love vu- ard protect you
love yu- ts-1sr,y ana .--E
"E-I this h1.I Intrepid u
Where s Er r.r -- --f
Gust no ---r l r -a-
l sitting ..-
..- 7 8--r -
=L
E- r.r -r-
E-ag- Be married E.gEt-'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26

Hand embroidery is 10, rrz-rlver
necessary as a means Cf i--ro5ucias
color il q blouse. although little
han1-wo5E q this SOFT is very desira-
be. Very ans and dailty em57o.de-ies
Of ba-!ste. with embroidered vines or
dot patterns in color. are % De had.
and can be introduced as trimming in
combination with a little yaleucisnnes
or cluuy lace In a blouse Of sheer
white fabric. White null frius. seal
loped in color, are also good in the
inner mschine-made embrOlderles.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
SERGE FOR SCHOOL FRocKs.
Is Rapidly supersedirg All Other Ma
terizls in Popularity.

Il looks as though serges would TAXI
the place Of almost all other material,
for those dressy little frocks that
children wear TO school. The patterns
are good. too. being in jumper STYLES
with outlines made with piping ant
the underwaist Of z soft material in
Ike color with the sleeves trimmed
with anchors or pretty emblems suit.
able for such purposes. One dark blue
serge dress was made plain with
plated skirt each TIair about two
inches wide az the waist line. Gradual
ig broateulrE az The hem. The Jumper
waist was also plated i1 similar
.a and made with vide --Er-e=
outlined w..E . narrow ---L er -1--z-
braid iu d l.-s--et tone Tie g.
shaped " --s fashioned s- tho
same manner #.-ara-. .ra r--a had
heading about - r.ras vide. cut.
aa o ,.a yoke aa. -.E or
each side with a-l.l tie dress faz
-a-.l "l small h-.-E--aI buttons.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
WANTED TO KNOW
The Truth About Grape-Nuts Food.

1t doesn't matter so much what YOU
hear about thing, it's what you know
that counts. And correct knowledge
is most likely TO come from personal
experience.
About year ago" writes a n. Y.
man, Il was bothered by INDIGESTION.
especially during the forenoon. | tried
several remedies without any perman.
ent improvement
My breakfast usually consisted OF
oatmeal steak or chops, bread. coffee
and some fruit.
Hearing so much about Grapefruit
concluded TO give il trial and find
out II all had heard Of il was true.
so ! began with Grapefruit and
cream ? soft boiled eggs, toast, cur
II Postum and some fruit. Before the
end OF the first week was rid OF the
aoidity of the stomach and felt much
relieved.
BY the end of the second week all
traces Of indigestion had disappeare.
and was in first rate health once
more. Before beginning this course of
diet, I never had any appetite for
lunch. but now ! can enjoy a hearty
meal al noon time" There's a Rca.
SON"
Name given by Postum Co. rattle
Greek, Mich. Read THE Road 10 Well
yille," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine, true, and full OF human
Interest.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
y!HilaS .yHEikBY| xjaT
on the Wing.

a deaf mute recently gave $40 for
a phO1ograph- A phOnogrsph ought
70 Be worth that 10 a deaf man
There are folks vhO could pay the
grocer more promptly II they didn't
spend 50 much time paying old scores.
Many a bachelor would have been
married long ago had he possessed
fuHeient capital 10 buy a diamord en-
gzgement ring
Life seems brighter in the morn.
ug. sings a Denver poet That de-
pends upon what man has been do
ing the night before
Some men don't 90 70 the club
evenings because their wives have a
:lub for them al home This is good
sither way you interpret IL
an not in favor OF women lawyers
After she had broken a few Tills. Il
Eould be too easy for her 70 break
the hearts OF her successful clients.
= = =
A man can come home late. bang
the screen door. fall over a chair and
cuss yolubly without waking his wife,
provided he doesn't care II she hears
him. but IL he is trying 10 sneak in.
he cannot crawl or his hands and
knees softly enough to reach the bot.
tom step OF the stairway before she
will pipe him in the dark,
= = Z
In these days Of ennui an automo-
bile helps because it provides an op-
pOrtuni;y for the seeker OF thrills 10
take chances When he pals az this.
he stops al q saloon and gets drunk
Then he stsggers out and runs the
This combination either
has the desired effect or kills the man
and a man might as well be dead
as not be entertained.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
E1pressions Of a Cync-

Walter Pater, an old man at so. bald
as a coot and grote-quely plain, re
garded every woman much as did Dean
Swift, who wrote: a very little wit
is valued in a woman, as we are
pleased with few words spoken intel
ligibly by a parrot" You don't ap
prove Of marriage?" a friend once OBJ
served to Pater. No" he replied
nor would anybody else IL he gave
the matter proper consideration Men
and women are always pulling diff
ferent ways. Women won't pull our
way. They are so perverse."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26

Here is pretty bodice suitable %
o. copied IN yU..e or any thin mate
rla.1 d. IS made on a rgh--GttinE lin
Ing % sateen. which Is fastened al
the back the trimming o. flet gulpure
o. the color o. the material is bound
each side With SILK. a strip ot finely
tucked silk is carried from the waist
back and front over the shoulders
The puHed sleeves are gathered into a
band o. si.E-b0uld guipure.
Materials required yards iG
inches wide, / yard silk, 5is yards
trimming, II yards satgeu.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-26
Plated TuIIe.

For mid-seasOn wear. and later or
for theater and restaurant wear, /.
the huge tOque OF plated tuiIe
Large as IL is, II Is only half as large
as the great sailor hat Il has a mob
crown, which is rather low, as mot
crowns go, and has q tiny brim laid in
small boxplaits. the crown wrapped
about Eith black or colored satin
For other trimming there is added 3
single black gauze rose. with 4 center
% gilt beads or rhIaestoaes.
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The Lanp shaae Eat.

rev hat which has just arrived
,rcm Paris is called the lamp shade
Il Is immense. Il has a huge brim
tha, slopes down over The head az a..
Ccst the angle o. a lamp shade
Al the top Of the crown iE an i'm,
mense frilI Of lace OF VlaiIet tulle.
The other new hat 70 make its aD-
peaEance is called the E-tticelI Il is
not necessary 10 explain where this
got itE name. The only question is,
viii Il be = success
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Dry and Hot

4 Missouri paper wails that Il Is 50
Rot over there that horses have 20 stand
in water an hour every day 20 keep their
shoes from coming OF ard wagons are
going around with their tongues out The
RIVER bed - so dry il has 20 D. sprlnkled
before you can 90 fishing The catfish
kicked Up such a dust that IL choked 10
death e TO cattle who were searching for
a drink Of water The railroad set a
pond on FIRE and burned Up u wagon load
81 bull frogs The ground Is 50 dry and
hard that era Wish holes are being pulled
Up. seed together and shipped 70 Texas
for gas pipes
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When the Tide Turned
By George Harvey
By George Harvey


sr=t t-s ssy ard Iizht ui-5 cane
s-r- the rr--Eeas. Henry had nov
80 l.s t-z-.-Es His t1-y had stlrpet
--. l.i--s rz-e- 1lrl-E The azt-l to-
mutt Ee was in the act O.! stsrri1z
TIE mast uter q ueu sound broke
-l-z his ear. j. was the slatu-z o.
a 'esse,'s sails. a-t in his immediate
Proximity Ills strained eyes dis
re-Ce1 q t,g-ch u-11 the b-zrkrezs
-i the night slightly on hts pcrt boz
and becoming UC--e-tar.ly palmer 90
his vision. 4 moment later o. vas
able % make C1t a schooner. with an
sail SET. ritl1E deeply i1 the ua-e-
ard nearly Eov=to. Heury dropped
-.Ns mast and shipped the cars. a fez
strokes q which brought him On her
weather quarter. whence be Justify
hailed Schooner. ahcy," which. b.
Ing repeated and varied with Aboard
the schooner bringing him 10 reply
be again seized bis oars and brought
the dCTy zloazside He lezped lizhtly
on board. painter IN hand. He trziIeJ
his boat aEte-n and secured the paint
eT firmly. The schooner vas on the
s'arbcard tack with all sail set. includ
i1E fore and main gsf topsails. fore
topmast staysail 5i5 and flying jib
About % feet q her miiship bulvars
was torn away and her decks we're vet
and slippery from recent foundations
a hasty Inspection Of the cabin
beTths and its single stateroom dis
closed no sign oi life An inspection
Of the deck forecastle produced similar
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eieb.s Found by accioe.,t.

Peter TerrerOs, a muleteer, discoT-
cred By accident the Real del Monte
deposits in Hidalgo. and at the end Of
y years had won sl5,O0O.0OO. and q
Spanish title Of nobility; and, to give
another example. two brothers named
Bolados, who earned a miserable live
lihOod by carrying fuel. found in a
crevice opened by earthquake, an
enormous block OF silver worth si,2JO,-
COO.
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Hanck.rcnIef PLc,ur. Erar..

A neat little frame FOR a picture 4
made with q handkerchief. L. Is first
stiihy Numbered. All points are q
rected toward the center and ironed
The four points are then TUNED bach.
Just reaching the edge. They arr
pressed and held in place eth baby
ribbon rosettes. This leaves a snar
square for the picture Hang II d's
non5 shape on The Es.l
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bC-seEeere- bun later discovered that
while be did LELt Jobs, he expected
her 20 do all the heavy work One
night while trimming the lamps. he
became euraged az her and made ii
unanimous. Unlike the lamps. she
went out Now she is suing for di
vorce on the grounds that he is not
good lighthouse keeper.
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CE.foa bro2dclo'E aEHca-. "a ~ the
new colOTin=G and o. iightness and
sottness even surprising thar achieved
By the manufactures last year. Fancy
broadclOths in ole-tCae cclC-iE.s and
woven satin or csfvf0u seEp~e are
nunerOus.-ilysI'- ---l Register. Len
don.
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Found When Hope has Gone.

Il was when capital and hope we're
alike exhausted that a last desperate
stroke OF the pick revealed the fabu-
lous riches Of the Big Bonanza silver
mine in 1s73--a treasure house which
has since yielded ore valued at $780,.
600 900.
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Last spring we asked you 20 take time
~ the f0reAock and pay UP your back
rubscripshions % the Bugls before summer
arrived. No atteEtiOn was paid 10 this
50 we now respectfully ask you 10 pay
up ysur subscIipshions before winter ar.
rivss -B!nEville Bugie.