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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
tyeinbe werScu 1Srcnnbc.

Gr.Senotor George &. @%cQington
mo 9ongreBmitglieo George 81.
Bcarre begroben Die Streitort. -.
Ter iriibcre 9un0cS- Senator Geo.
Z. Wellington uno Gongrcbmunn
George u. Bcorre, Die lett piclen Sab
ren iid icinolid) g~egcuiiber itonoen,
boben Die Streitort begroben ulo
Gin S6ltb. unh Srubbiin0niB &c.
Idlollcn. Sr. @eQington miro fir
Srn. Feorrc in Der republifonilhen
N%rimGrruobl in Naeooup . County
tiir oeIIen INSTRUMENTATION fir 0cl
GongrcB cintrcten. ESn Der Lester,
E%rimGruobl itonb Der Gr . Senator
ollf Soften 0cS Srn. &IoD0 2olpnoes,
Der 0on1ulS Die pollc GontroIe iibcr
Die Ofuldlinc geponlt. SIS miro ge.
Io8t Dob ais @egenlciltung Sr. Yedr.
re Dem &rn. @cuington o0Qi0 ircie
Sono in Der Yolitit Der Sto0t Gum.
terlono gcbcn miro, obglcid ST.. Wel.
lln9ton logt, 0oB CT feline politild)cn
Nlpirotioncn mcbr babe. @rn. &lppb
S%oipnocS lheint oemnod cin barter
&ompf bepor5ulteben, lpcun or Die
Gontrole iiber Die republituniidc Wo.
Itine III Iae9anp bcboupten mill.
Die Seinoihaft Der $50. @euino.
ton mo Ecorre begonm in 1894, oils
jeocr oerlclben an Der Spite elmer
Snftion Scr Eortei ltono, ltno @cioc
Inn ole Domination iilr ocn Gun9re6
rongen. @cllington, bIicb Sieger
nod ctncnl burten &nn1pic; or Itie0
Damn nm cine Stuic bobcr, ais CT
BON Der Segislatur bon 1898, olS I'M.
ter iciner Scitrng oic Nepublifoncr
Den Staot g%elunnncn, 6ltm 9unoeS.
Sciator aelp1blt murbe, nodoent
bicle ben alien 8cbrulld) unbeodtet
gelalIen bate, nod meIhem elmer
Der Vuit0eS : Senotoren oca StauteS
tom Sitllfer itan1men miiBte. Scare
blieb oomolS Serr I'M 6. GongrcB.
0iitrift, mo i%tellte lid ouf Scitcn
oeS Srn. WcGomoS, ais cs spiid)en
0ieiem nnb @eliu0ton Sllm @rilde
fam. Ils Settercr lciner 3cit ieinen
bitteren Gngriii aui oen Yr6iioenten
Wcainlcp mohte, ais oieicr in gui-
falo geihoiien mur0e, mar cs Yeor.
re, Der Dies an bic Seficntlidfcit
hrodte uno berbe aritif an @cuina.
ton iibte. Seit iein Sernin 81 Gnoe
gegon9en, bat Sr. @eaington itir
penig Intbeil al Der 3olitif aeronl.
men, lid pielinebr meiit ieinen &c,
ibGiten gclpibmet. 8eihGitIite Sn.
t%erelieit, 10 miro erfl1rt, ionen Die
@criobnlung in Die @ege a~eleitet bo.
ben. Gem iriibercn Sderiif Otto
Sobing pirb oos Amt beS @ernitt.
lcrs 5%ugeipieien. Ils meiterer @runo
fir Die @eriobnung miro Der 8eriiid
oeS Srn. 2pmnoes, Neutrality-suspicious..
Sioot fir Sdosmeiiter oeS Gountp's
5u ihIagen, angeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Cur Seadtnug.

TtI "1tnifhs Gsruipunbent" nimmt an ieber
8slt Sertdts nnf Rbtr @erlpbunaen. SufStiten,
@tburtstnat, spIbrne nub Hlberne Sud6etteu.
Observation-Disclosures ETC., NIT ben s'amrn ber
aHweienbtn, bic abtr beutIit gefbrieben iein
ipntn. Nnd gsriounl.E uttJen iusrbrn germ
aufstnummeu. lie Giuienber iulher gtridts
maftu ubsr ibrrH ssameH a%nterihreIbsH Hnb
Upr Allen mint utrasHeu, no bic Setlihttit
i~tnttfnub - strake nnb Sansnammet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

Stmmm 6IGft Ser San.
gcr! - Cine grobe Nn5obl 2eiotro.
GENDER ermieS geltern Nohnittog
Dem nm s. 6ebruor I'M iugenOlihcn
Sitter bon 26 Sobrcn aus DEM 2ebcn
gcidicbcncn Charles Sidp sic lebtc
Gbre. sic 9cerbigung fono bon Der
@obnltng iciner Mfutter, gtr. 219,
Norb.@iImoraS troBc, aus ouf ocnl
n2ouOon Eorf- Sricoboie" Itott. go.
Ter @ilirco Srins bon Der IA beiligen
Observation-Disclosures an ser Ode poE
Wount- un0 9ombaro.S troBe bicIt
I'M Sraitcrbouie un0 am @robe ticfs
cmpfunocne Iniprad)en. Son Nab
urO Sern lparen ipul0erpolle 9llk
%mcnipenoen eingetroffcn, Die in iiber.
retd)cr Siiae Den Sorg, lpeldcr bon
cinem @uloodin iiberboht mar, be,
bcdtcn. Mls 9abrtltftrGger iltngirie
cine aus folgenbcn Serren b~citebcnoc
Delegation beS yIrui0-SiusS iltrifts
Nr. Ill" beS n9eutiden llnteritiit.
6llngS-9 unocs": 8. e. Sonielmdnn,
Hobert Streder, InoreaS Ereaer,
9cnru @igaot, Gonroo Meil uno
Scnrp DC 9oer. Gie Nftipen oes &c.
iangspcreinS ,Sormonie" bottcn iid)
oltf Dem Srieoboie cingefinoerr uno
Iongcn inter Seitung bon Erof. Sobn
u. .&lein Die Gbore rStumm ld)ldit
Der Sanger" uno n@ic tic 10 ionft
ruin. Yer TnbingeidieOene bin-
terldBt ieine Wuttcr, Srolt o%Slilie
Sidp.Slltfo, eiten 9rli0cr, &rn. So.
icpb Si6p, rno cine Sdmciter, Sri.
Winna Sihp. Son Solgenoen luorcll
9lumeilipen0en .c%ingetroffen: Srn.
uro 7rou .. a1itner, @einngpereilt
u1O Iamenperein rSormonie," 8on-
jul gLlfreo 2onagan, SRI. alma S!s
ion. camille Saitcr, Srn. uno Srolt
Stredcr, Srn. 6ron5 6oltl, Camille
8itrm. Sri. Wnggie iinb SRI. Carrie
Snttler, Sru. rno 6rou u. 2offler,
6rou 9Gltl nno Srn. Serrp De 9oer.
Scute Wtprgeu INN s ltbr ipirb in Ser
IA I'll. MISUNDERSTANDING fir oo5
SeeIenbeil oes Ieritorbenen cine &e.
qiliem.W eiie ceIebrirt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Scrr @aQaec Stcbbins ecitorbcn.

9oS @ollpt Der Maidincnfobrif @oI.
lace StcbbinS & Sons miro foot
i'm Nctt g~cfun0cn. - Gin &cr5-
idlog mar Die llriud)c. - Ger Gos
bingcifieocnr Ic6te icit 80 SAB.
rem in Baltimore.
= &r. @allocc StcbbinS, Soupt Der
Wloi6inen = Gontrofts Sirma Moloce
StebbinS & Sobnc, murOe geitern
@ormitto0 BON iciner @ottin in lei
nCr Wobnlag, Nr. 2115, WorplunO-
9lucnllc, toOt I'M 9ctt geflm0en. Die
So0csuriofc mar 9cr5ihlog, mclher
0ur6 afutc Observation-Disclosures
UcronloBt mrr0c, &r. StcbbiltS, Der
10 Sabre alt luor, bate p1brenO ser
Nnd)t eiucn &ralttbcitSanfou uno
empfong BON ieitcr Uattin Meoi5in,
oiC cine mobltbGtige Mirflung ala5ll.
iiben i6icn. NlS lie i'm geltern Otors
gen I'm I llbr rpcdcn noIte, mar Sr.
Steb6inS bCrCitS to0t, llno tonrte Der
berbeigerltfcne SouSar5t Or. No6ert
&offmonn rllr Oieie Sbotiadc conito.
tircll. 9r. Stc66ins mar IN Saul
monnSfrciien duberit beliebt mo er-
freilte ii6 bis Dor etrpo orei Sabren
Der 6cItcn @ciln0bcit. @r mar elm
lncrmiiolidcr Nrbeiter unO nod an
Wontog i'm @cih1it tbGtig. 9ie Siio-
ncIt-Gdc BON Charles. uno 2omburO-
ltroBe, alti mcl6er iid) 0uS 8cIduft
bcfinoet, ipltr0c bci'm groben Vranoe
bon ben 6lommcn pcridlont. Serr
Stebbin5 mar nber ocnnod, perionlidl
5ur Steac, nm oos @cbdlloc Sen
6cilertuebrlelttcr 5ltr @Crfiigun0 3u
Itellcn. NlS Die 6lnmnlen o6er Dos
8cb0ube erreidt bottcn, rcttcte 0ie
bproifdc arbCit Der Scucrlpcbr lowie
cine Icn0crung Ser @inori6tund II.
Die geringc Sobe 0eS 8ebGu0cs ous.
iclbc Dor ser 3eritorunQ, obuobl cs
mebrcrc Wale IN 9rono gCriet6, Sr.
Stcb6inS luur0e in burlington, ST.,
9cborcn u11O fam Dor 80 Sobrcn nod
Baltimore. @r mar mebrerc Sabre
bel Bartlett, Sopmoro & So. beidGf-
tigt, bis er iid Dor 40 Sobren in
Gompognie nit G6omoS 6. 9oiibor
icin cigenes @cihGft griinbete, bod
trot Sr. @oiibor Dor Is Sobren aus
Der Sirnto aus, Die Damn IN @oQocc
Ste66inS & S0bne umgerponbclt
muroc. Sr. Stcbbins mar elm Nit.
9licO ocs oMerdonts' Clubs" II. ocS
6rcimourersO rbens. Gr binterI6Bt
cine @ittme mo bier Gin0er, Sri.
Morp StcbbinS, 6rou Selen @bit-
ncp, S&. Is. u. ule 8. o. Stebbins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

MbIeben. - SIM Ilter BON falt
80 SSobren lit Sr. @iliom 6. @arton
i'm @reiienbeim an Scr 2erin9ton',
no6e GolbounsS troBe. ge%itorben. ST
mar aus Wfiapiae, us, gebilrti9
utb erblidte ant t6. 6ebrnar 1918
Oos 2id)t Der @elt, Der 3obin9e.
id)ieOcnc NOR Sbeilbober ser @los.
fobrif omt Sllbe Der @utomsS trobe.
@r binterlGBt einen Sobn uno cine
So6ter, ioruie oht Gnfel uno flint
ltreitfel.
- SRI. 6inneto S6leiSner lit in
scr 8obnirng ibreS 9ruoers. Srr.
9eniomin SdleiSner, Rr. 1882, 2in-
~oen-9lpenuc, i'm gIter bon As Sobren
geitorbcn. Sic mar crit fir5e 3eit
an 2nngenent5iinoung erfranft. Die
9ccrOiglng finoet bcllte pom Srnuer-
bolie aus ollf Dem israelitiidcn
~6ricnbibip- 5riebbofe" itatt.
alt. &c iirnbers" por bos
Sbcn1a bes 5meiten 8ortrogeS, bcn
Erof. Somes j. Sopfins, Der Iiref-
tor oes .Worplqpo-S nltitutS," &C.
itern abcno III Der oWcGop.Solle"
Ser .Sobns &opfins' llniperlitdt"
bielt. Sr. Sopfins beidrieb Die
Sdonbeiten Der alten Stoot. ibre Csc.
ididte unb giniluB aili aunIt mo
ainitgeperbe lno Die i'm @ermoni.
iden Niiieum aufbemabrten StGte.
Ser Gortrog mar mieoerum ourf eli.
ne groBe An5abl 2idtbilocr ilultrirt.
NodIten Sienltag ipridt Sr. SppfinS
iiber oGas 2ono 5robel's."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

bon un6 nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Neip-O orf, aaiiite ober 3miideu.
bed. 8etieI, auslanoiides Gelo,
Greoitbriefe unb @eIoienounseu.
SGeo. s. 9icner e &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit-g altimo Strake.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Ss66cI,s rinsiaes NtcIier.

SebbcI's rinsises AteIier.
@ir babcn MIR Gin MtcIier in galti.
more, nnb has befinbct i'd IN ber
Gtase SIT ebener GrSe, Nr. 321, NorS.
8ap-, maize Sisb.str. ainber.Vbp.
tusrapbicn cine spesialitGt. - aeine
gacnten iinb feline Srepptn st itciacn.
5. ScbbeI. 6. Grni, 8eidGftsfHbrrr.
(3t5-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Euuucnanf. nno ltntcraana.

9OnnenouiQo49 Z llbr 5 @inlltcn.
Sonnennntcr9ppq3 uBr 81 @inittcn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltbr 80 W. Wtor9.
Glitb I llbr 80 Mini,ten Iotts.
6Irttb 2 llGr "a Ninutcn Nutmittog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Qofnlbcridtc ans @niBingtou.
@cben @ci6Gf it AMI.

8cben @eid6t ami.
Die 0ireftorcn ser oYcople's Sire
SnIllEarce So" bnben beidloiicn Die
@ei6Iite Scr Gompognie bel Ser
rNopol Sire Suiurartc So" in Riit-
pcrlt6erlng 5u geben mo Die 8c.
rifte nm gnttoritGt gu criu6cr, Die
@utbabcn al sic Nftionare III Der.
tbetlen. NlS @runo oicier 8orno1me
miro ongegcben, Dab Die ginnobnrn
nldt 9cniigcn0 Ieien urn bic @citer-
iilbrltng 0eS 8ei6GftS 81 red1tierti.
gen. Die N%ftionGre mcroen oen BE.
ihluB OeS Qireftoriltms 5l rotiii5i-
rcn BADEN. @dbrcno Die Gompognic
iclbit auib0ren miro 81 eriitiren,
miro ooS 8cid0ft bod fortbeIteben,
lpcnn altb inter oem Nomen ser
vNopal Sire S%niurnnce 60" IaS
nlte Bureau unO beiien Sto6 miro
nod mie Dor in Nr. 1896, 8cnniplpn.
nia.Npenne, meitrrgeiciibrt. bic
Peoples 60" muroe in 1889 NIT
100000 incorporirt.
&ranfenmdrterin pcr6ai.
tet.
6rau Sobontn EolpflD, 67 Sabre
nlt, cine &ra1fcnipdrtcrin BON Nr.
S1S, 3lori0o. Npemle, lit inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING perbaitet worOen, fit
Sen Sob Der 6ral Gertrude 6ib9e-
rolo, Nr. 927E, 8. Strobe, pcrollt.
mortlid 5n icin. 3ie 6rnu itorb
Sonntng iriib I'M n8eorge @oibing-
ton &oipitnl" an FeritonitiS, oie olts
gc6Iide IoIge elmer an ibr oorgc-
nommeucn Operation. @or ibrcm
2ooe ioa 6rou fitzgerald 2lngobcn
0cnad)t bobeu, in melden 6rau
Yomflp ongeihulOigt miro. Cine 2Iu-
topic miro beute an Der Sel6e Dor.
0enommcn meroen.
Stur3 mar tootlid
Srallf Wea0e, 30 Sabre alt, bon
Nr. 9t9, q StroBc, Der am Wontog
9lbcuO pom cinem 8eriiit an Der Gar
iiclo, 9tpenlle, %Itiir3te, lit geiteru Haf)'
mittag I'M o@orfielb.Soipital" ieinen
@~erletuugen erlcgen. gr batte BET
hem fSaa einen 9ruf oe5 Sdaoels,
oc5 redten 0eiueS unb Gontuiionen
on a0rper erlitten. ,..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
..6armonie . Gniea

Nr. Ala, @ch.Gapette- Strahe, aarI
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @irsbnrser SOi.
brim friid ani 3apf. Siners, sonprrs
a Ia carte. Scocn samftag NbsmS
tret'9eHsed. Gprilt,tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

Gon5ert bcs .M ical
Irt Glnb". Sn Dem beilte
gbeno itottiinbenoen CONCERT ocS
rWhtiicul Nrt Club" itebt ben altnit.
iinnigen 9oltimorc'S zines iener mt.
lifoliihcn @eniiiie bepor, mie Iie
linen MIR ielteu gebaten meroen. Der
Guf bcS oMl,licol glrt Club" lit 10 bes
fonnt, 10 ieiteeeriinoet, bnb es ii6
beinobe eriibrigt. ireenbmelde Sobes.
erbebungen Ooriiber 81 MAIDEN. Die
Mitglicber beS gcreinS iino ianntt.
lid gelhulte S6nger, inter ibnen
ftlben Die b~eliebteiten Soliiten Der
Stobt. Ter 2eiter oes Sereins, Der
oeniclben ouf bieic bobe fiinItlerilhe
Stlifen 5u brinecn p%critonbcn bot,
Frofeiior 3opio @elamet. lit ols 9i'
riaent, nie als @eionglcbrer IN
i1mnltlihen mltiifoIiiden 9reiIei
Voltlmore's gleid) bod)geiddet uto
befonnt. GlS son5 beionoere an5ie-
bnugstraft lit oen 0eiud)ern bes beil'
iiaea GenSertes .bonr nod 8elegtr.
belt geboten, ole beriibmte Soprani'
Tin 6rou aorrine Hioers8eliep Su DO.
rem, meld)e iil Gon5ertgeionge luobl
beute III anrerifa feline Mipalin bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

9eabii6tigen RieoerIai.
ung in ltimore 5r 9 ii II.
BEN. - Sberit @m. $. 2ooe, GO.
tretdr Der Sonoclsbeboroe, lit aiigelt.
bliflid oolllit' bcidGitigt, fir elm
grpBes 8eibGfts . llnternebmen bon
Mtlanto, Ga, ipelhcs in Baltimore
cine &ieoerlaiiling 6ii geluinnen be.
obiiftigt, Conformation be6iiglid
9ompierratcn ein5nbolen. Sberit
2ope bat Rapor Wabool i6riftlid CT.
iudt, ibn cine analpie oeS Baiiers
III baltimore 5i 9ebcn. Sr. 2ooe
balt Sen Nomcn Ser 6irmo p%orl1ufig
gebeim io9te aber, Dob, ipeiln sic
anlage bier eingeribtct miiroe, bis.
icIbe pro Sabr 1000 Waggonlaoun-
gen bon Wooren proou5iren unb ct.
ipa 200 Irbeiter beiddftigen miirbe.
Seaborb Air Cine. Con.
turs 8ernolter n 0aIti,
M c. - 3ie brei WaIieperpnlter
fir Die Seaborb Iir Cine, bic $50. 6.
G. 9uhean bon &aleigb, R..G., unS
e. Gables @arfielo nrlb 81. Cameo.
iter @iuioms bon Baltimore beric.
then iih geltern iiber Die Gage Ger
gobn. Nlid Sr. @. u. Garrett, Der
Erdiioent. nabm on Der Gonierell5
Jbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

Wenbeler's Soirl, 400 Galucrt.,
Ode Mnlbcrrp.Str Glcsantc sd)laf-
simmrr, mahige Treiie. Nablseitcn
at icSer Sasesscit. 9irsnIGrc Diners.
Jeinite Wetranfc inb Giearrcn.
Gigentbiiiner MaIter ". NtnocIer.
co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Sbre safcl Iolltc, tint pollfOmmen sa

Sbrc 5afcl iolltc, int pollfomnea 5t
iein, nit bem bcler, perlenorn giere
aus 1reb. 9auernihmiot's Mmeriean
9reperp" periorst ieirt, pltes 10 all.
cement bepor8uet miro. Gut obseIa-
aert uno aus auserIeieniten Wateria.
lien ~berseitelt. Site ST.. graueret
11O4-tt2S Siaen-St geioe Eel.
(43)
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S. 0iener & 60.

Geutihes uio anoeres aiisl1toi'
ides @elo s~cfanit uno perfanIt.
@elbleuonnsen beiorgt mad 9eltIh'
Iano, Seitreih, MublanS II. |. 10
@edicI ausselieut aufp ausIdnoiide
ganfen. GreSitbriefe nno Erapelers
Cheques.
217Q..Ualtimore.St r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
llntrrhnItnnnS @raluciicr.

,0iuNtNtaSemis" ~ @tuaac CAMPER.
uNlbuuah's" 49, aY{nUcu & So"
ptSnnetl" - nSutuiD SlmeB".
rRlnnrH'S" gI6c Sirl Of GnsIc 8nnd".
nSnro'e" - nSdtoulU Sane.
,Sunioag" - .lbc StnaiuG @irI from Sill
ldruCn".
yAuoitprinm" uPeHG Aioers".
pD,nr1faHS" 49, 1citb'S ngu Star"s&uuoc'
biue.
p@cip Wluuumeutal"@a1 bc SuItnn's 29iOes".
eHbiu'S, 404-406 Si,SnIttmore. Strnbe -
&GuoeniuesSpritelllilgcH mo GRANDCHILDREN.
.Spn," ~Gprtb.Nurnue unb Ent.Strnbe -
Sdalib 8oritennnle1 oreifrter ipilner Ibierc,
g8nnhclbilncr uno NoHfhu6iabren.
rShe NtAaro," 2eTiugtun., unbc 6hnrlcc'Str.
b~otbfeine 0drocIbtloer uno un0erc gttrdt
iiuHcn.
.Yenbuon Gpuffr0atorium" - ,Srciiug. ben
"a. Sehrudr. 9in6mtitdpS 4 llbr. niCrtcs NGms
lcrnlitisGol8er ocs pInetfels Enurtciie".
,Diufical Art Club" 49, IonHcriiug, ocn t3.
9ehrunr, SIS gbenbs. critics CONCERT hicfcr
Sdtfuu In Der .Ynrtc".
nNrbriter. NPdunethpr - Wlonfdq, ben II.
6ebruar, aruber Wnsfcnbnu in Der n@crmantas
MdnuerdotzSnlle".
nSrntihtr arteaerbuno uun Baltimore"
WioHiaQ. Den %. 9fdr3. grube @chIrtSldp3fciCr
bcs AdticrS gSilbelm Der Griie In Der oScrmns
mia UfdIiicrbOrsGuIIe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
galb cr6ffnct.
,,Huic ,Spnic"

Hr. 102, 9prb-8apitrafe,
-Sonncritag, ben 10. Tebrnar.-
DID Gen. s. GprtrS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-05

know about zoogies, or whatever you cal them7'
 Billy now invited Ray and Raymond to climb upon his back. in order that they reach the forest more quickly.
 Soon they were moving through the forest In places the vines. grass and was only with the greatest difficulty that they were able to make pathway for themselves. Immense palms grew everywhere.
 At last they heard crashing of tree branches before them. and. moment later. the twins saw another group of remarkable animals. One was like a giant elephant. He was much larger. however, and was covered with hair. This. Billy informed them. was the Mastodon. And their sufmise that the other creatures were the Mastodon's an- cestors proved to be correct. Surely Billy must admit that here was q fam fly older than even his. What a differ ence there was between the gigantic Mastodon and that animals oldest an- cestor. who looked very like a small tapir. or a pigl
 Buy greeted the Mastodon with the greatest respect. while MT. Tih speedily became chums with one of the older ari- cestors, who was just about his own size.
 Ray and Raymond chatted with the Mastodon, and liked the big fellow im- mensely.
 q believe I should feel dizzy up as high as your headl" exclaimed Ray, looring in admiration at the massive head and wonderful tusks.
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there were other soldiers-lots and lots of them. It was funny he hadn't noticed them before. And they were soldiers whom he recognized from pictures in his war books at home--the books that gran'pa used to explain to him.
 Well. we'll. major" said a soldier whom Toddy was sure was General Stuart, ESQ this Is the little fellow he is. too"
 ''Yes, sturdy little fellow" admitted General Grant, who stood on the other side of Toddy. puffing away on cigar.
 Although some of the uniforms were blue and others gray, Toddy was sur prised to see how friendly all the sol- diers were. General Lee had just cour- teously thanked General Grant for a ci- gar, and now they were chatting with the greatest friendship. while Generals Lee and "Stonewalr Jackson were laughing with glee overssome especially clever jest.
 His grandpa, the major. seemed to read what was in the boys mind. for he said:
 'oh. we're the best of friends now. sonny"
 ''Yes. indeed" remarked General Sher- man. Tn fact" continued he, i've weren't always such bad enemies. even while we were fighting each other. And We wished to be friends with the women and children all the time. you know"
 The other soldiers nodded. and captain said:
 That reminds me of little story about my own troop It was rather
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dipped his nose in the water. When 1t came up. there was Mir Cuttlefish sit- ting graveiy upon it
 DO you feel very. very funny this morning, Mir Cuttlefsh7" anxiously questioned Zoogy. Because have here some friends who would much appre- ciate your rare humor."
 Without a word. the Cuttlehsh squirt ed a stream of water into Zoogy's eye: then he disappeared in the water.
 Hal hal hal hai'' believed Zoogy. .'wasn't that the funniest thing you ever saw3 Now. WASN'T it7 It was much funnier than anything he could have said"
 Neither Ray nor Raymond had very good opinion of the cuttlefish's humor. if that were the best he could do. But they didn't say so to zoogy, lest they offend him.
 .'oh, there's a kangaroo on the shorer' exclaimed Ray. clapping her hands in delight.
 q don't know what kangaroo Is" responded Zoogy, dubiousiy. but l do know that the animal over there Is Mrs. Hoppy Dromatherium."
 whats she running away for? Oh. I should like so much to talk with herr, cried Ray.
 .'well, I s,pose it's because she saw me-" admitted -Zoogy. rather shame facedly. You see. I happened to eat Mir. Hoppy and the little Hoppies the other day while they were lying on the beach"
 Observing the dismay of both the twins. he hastened to add. apoiogetic- ally:
 II hadn't eaten any breakfast. you know; and they looked just too nice for anything. You don't blame me so very much, do your
 Raymond began to think that Zoogy was a wicked old fellow as well as a witty one. So. winking at him. he said:
 'Tt's done now. old chap, so we will forgive you--that is, If you will call Mrs. her."
 Thereupon Zoogy emitted a noise which was cross between a scream and a grunt and beilow. This. he ob- served, was to tell Mrs. Hoppy he meant no harm 10 her,
 T believe I shall leave you for a
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Miser and Policeman

u. by himself in a poor. little N hut lived the old man. His 4 \ name was Barot and he was a very miserly fellow. hoarding his gold and disliking to spend single coin.
 Now. Barot was carrier. rude cart he had, and a sleepy, old donkey to draw it. From earliest dawn to eventide Barot worked. seeking to gain as much money as possible. But when darkness began to creep upon him the miser never hung a lamp upon his cart Not he! That would cost a great deal for oil!
 But it was against the law to drive at nightfan without a lamp. So. finally, the village policeman called Barots attention to this neglect.
 You are doing wrong, man." said he, mot to invest a little money. If I see you again without lantern the fines I shall have imposed upon you will amount to more than what you would pay for a years supply of oil"
 Barot merely shrugged his shoul- ders and laughed as he responded:
 "A lantern! I never used one in my life, and you will not be the one to make me-"
 We shall see." angrily retorted the
 The policeman. in high displeasure. resolved to watch for Barot that very night behind clump of bushes along the road.
 Night came, and Barot prepared to return to his hut. But he was sus- picious of the policeman; so before he had gone far he stopped the car. un- hitched the sleepy mule and forced the astonished animal into the cart. Then, placing himself between the shafts, he began to draw the wagon. Every now and then he would shout to the mule, as though encouraging the animal on. Thus he approached the spot where the policeman lay hidden.
 An! have you now!" cried the off, cer of the law, springing from his place of concealment T see you are without a lamp; you must surely pay a fine tomorrow, and a heavy one. too, for l had warned you"
 Barot calmly replied: Since when my friend, has 1t been the laws GUS tom to fine man for not having d light on a handcart?'
 Coming near, the policeman was as- tonished to see Barot pulling the cart. with the mule inside
 You old rogue!" cried he. q shall arrest you yet"
 But Barot was trudging merrily on his way, knowing the policeman would not dare to molest him further