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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24

renportrat uno SciIcmonn'5 2lmeri-
faucrilt.
gtne gang oortreiiIidc &0ee -
ntdt Ialrt gellug 81 prciien niht
llt1t gcnug, m0crmGrt2 nod5uab-
men - lit Die Ginrihnug Der o3int.
n1cr zines &unitfrcrm0c2" gelueieu.
W}on 3eigt id0nc oltc M06el uno
quite leltc; gibt Nnrcgln9cn SIT Dor
nebnlcr Nll9geitoltlmQ Oca cigcnen
SEEMS mo crfreut Ocu &cnncr blrtD
cnt}ildcn0c Gin5elnhcitcu in Seppi.
den, 0lu9noioitelL &0mtncn mo
%clcudtung9tGrperu. CAB Die @Gn-
De oieler Simmer in 0icicr NtSitCl-
hung Den Sinn fiir ocn Monoi6mut
bebcn IoIlefL lit misunderstanding; IL.
oiclcr bcrcdtigten GnOobii6t cnt.
lprcdcnO glieocrt ii6 al Die rei5poae
3inmerilu ht Die iibcrou3 reihc Sol
Icric oiciea iingirtcn oaunItireunoea"
an, Der germ elm SodDogcl mo elm
W(ltItcr lctn mod)tc iiir redt picIe
lclnc8alcidcn. Sn oicier EripotgoI
Icric lit ni6t nod) einCm SDItem &c.
ionumclt mo nid)t Der fonotiiden
6reltOc filr cine %beltinmtc Slid
tlung" N~labrud) oerllebcn. % bGngt
bon Wtcn5cl Oa9 o&cidcnbegananiB"
nidt mcit bon Mcucrbcim'S yWtor-
Gcnltlm0c I'M Girfu9;;" 0a lGhelt eil
glotter &iclcli6cr 6rMlcnfopi ol9
gutter 3cit nift mcit Don cinem her.
ben Stuoicntopfc &eibl3, nit ociien
Nllbm ln0 &Gnnen lie jcbt in ser
DSc5cllion" ibrcn Saltpttrumpi nllas
ipiclcn. &nalIa' licbrr alter ,Wortts
0icb" eridJcint lpicoer, mo &oumor'
gen, Ncttmonn Sforbino, Otto s..
Gngcl (ocr ner0icnltuollc EorIibcn0c
Der Nu5itclung9lcitmg) 6ciGcn in
bcion0Cr9 i60nen StiIden ibre 81.
gcnart. Gin biirgcrlidcS. often Gen
iotionen acknowledgements 9cbogcn, bon
8lltcm &mitinitinft GcIeitct, idJcint
0ieicn SonmIcr beiccIt 81 bobclt.
Wtou t0nntc iid) ocntcn, cS lit Elm
alter Ontcl gerucicn, Der 10 Wiittc OeS
porigcn &abrbun0ert9 81 lammeIn
aiming mo Gn6e 0c2 %$obr6unocrt&
icinc bcltcn NntGltic gemad)t hot.
ltno nit pGrmcnbcm @oblgciiibI 10
uon 9iIo Ut @ilo idrcitcno in oieicm
5uglcid tunltreidcn mo gemiitbIi-
d}cn SonIc crtappc id) mid olli Dem
bcimli6cn @unidc: IS mGrc mcin
Outcl. limo en- bate feinc &inocr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
@icr5ebn Scitcn.
Suuntngs ElanoCrci.

~
Oh ih0ne 93elt, mic Bit Oil 10 mci;
limo 10 meit lit mcin Ser, mo i
blou mic ser SoA
vie ole 2iiitc, ourdinbclt bon Ger
hcnIdllog!
Sbr 6robIidcn, iinat luci! 0o3 &cber
nod matt;
Gtpd lit ole id0nc, ole bliibCn&c .iclt
Nod limo Die Gage Der Noier,
Gic ih0nc &oicnjeit nit ibrcr oli.
ten0Cn Yrddt lit lie nift 0te id0nitC
Belt oea NSabre@? Nidt umi9uit bat
man Die HpIc 6ic'&0niain Der NIu.
men gcnonnt. &ein mOcre5 bon
Slora'S lieblidcn aiubern 1T pol
ben 0ihtcrn 10 Oft beirnaen WDrocn,
mie Die Hoic, oenn lie lit ibrcn Dos
SinnbiI0 Scr Sicbe. Wurnm? SIS
0icbt unocre Nlumen Die an TQr6C1.
pradt Der Hoie Hlciditeber. Sat lber
cine Der @hmenidmcitcrn Oo4 3oric
uno Ncidc Der ]ioic un0 0Gbci nul
berrliten Tltit. oel bic 5orteu @lGt
den ouShoufcn? llno mcnm man
iragt: D@efGllt &bncu 0iclc Frnht?"
10 miro feline WcinngSpcridieoCnhCi
bcrridcn. ipie IN Den mlCiIteH unocrcu
Ginger. Sbre S60nbcit lit midi ami,
Oringlid). 2ie Hoit crireut ais &rus
ipc; tic cnt5ildt lpelm tic uoll crlotIois
ieu lit. Alld) bic MeIthctifcr, wa!Ge
ionlt 10 tritild iin0, bnbeu on lit
yfid)t9 o~lI@juiebcn &0ditrno, oob lie
4orncn bat:
0a@ lit inn 0eben bdblid cinGcrIhtrt,
9oB bel Den Hoicn Glcid) Die 0orncl
itcb'n.
Iic Mole fiimmcrt lid nidt I'M sic
Mo6c; lie bIcibt oicielbc iobrou9 labr.
ein. 9Ibcr Scr WcnidL Der MN cir
nal in Wio0e mud)t. bat aus oen -.
nigen urlpriingliGen Irten NlrOertc
bon &arict6ten filnitlidl 0e5iidtct ;
nber ollc babcn ibrcn Gbnrntter be
mabrt, ollie iino Gitbctiid) if0u. &on
Sen Moocn Die Der Mcnih III ser
a~leioung idniit, lGBt iih ooS bonn
Stan0puuftc ser Acltbetif nid)t int.
mer bebolIptcn. @cr bClltc oic Nils
Der BON 0en 6rallen ser Hofofo 3cit
betrddtet ser mul0ert lid iiber 0ieie
Nofofo. NGnd)en III ibren gcbailld)tcn
mo geblilmtcn &lcioern init 0cn Die
len Sdleiihcm SolbeIu ulo YilIicL
0en aopi nit 5nbuoicu 90dd)cn &c.
5iert. ltn0 0od miiiicn Die Gumcn
oieim 3cit Die Nniid)t gebabt bnbclL
oaB lie rei5eno onsiGbcn; mo Ood)
lnilter nnulbige 2inicn in ser gan
gen Srndt. @uren Die &rinoliucn-
Rode eiluo Gitbetiid) ihou? Die 10.
%gennnnte empire. Srudt nit 0en
5artiarbi9enL iIiebenoen GcWGnoern,
lei oencn Die WoOc ctluaS nit Dem
fIn'iiiden Soltenpurf ipiclt, lit ans
Den lebten >Sahrbrmoerten sic ein5igc
@emnnOunl bel Der ole groben 81
nien betont perben uHo sur @eltlmg
fomnlen. Die Sraueu pon bclltc
treihen mebr Acitbetif ais in tribe.
rem 3eiten. Sic miiien. Dab N'or-
trait uno Sinter9runo 3ulnmmer
itinncn miiiien. CHIT aing man in
ausgeIhnittcnen aleioern nui Ger
StrnBe; man trug lid i'm 6reien, ais
mollte nlon nlf Den Vall 1ebcn. 0oS
tbnt man, pbne gegen Den gutcn @e.
ldmad 5l perltoBen, nid)t mebr. Mon
balt onf @irflng. limo ielbIt Die III
erborte 6iille Der Saorc, nit Oencn
oie 6rollcn iebt prnntelL 0ienen gum
Gnbmen oes @eiiftS mo miro 10 &c.
ororet, DAB oitdl ein unbeoeutenoer
aopf meIr @inorld mud)t. dis III
gloitgeIheiteltem 6anr. Nli Die ii,
ME siebt ole mo0erne Srndt piel;
ober es bleibt bod nod genug in scr
beutiaen 5raueniradt, moriibcr iid
pom Sianopunfte Scr Sd0nbeit ulo
oes giten @~eidJnafes red)ten l1Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
Sir NIB gcgcn Gin SBnfclpcarcs
Icnfmnl.

IltS 2onoon miro berid)tet: Sic
SoumlunQen iiir Oua IN &onOon SIT
crridtCaoe Sbofclpeorc Gcntmal,
iiir mcldca $2,500,OO0 III AusIid)t
0cnommlcn iiu0, boben nod form be
Uollncn, Der Strcit aber, ipelde6ornI
0uS Gcnfmol crboltcn lOll, aeItdItct
iid inmcr bibiger. Wtan teilt Iidl
nm ou5 9GrcnieQ, che Der 8Gr nod
crlcgt lit. Die Mu6l oeS BluBe2
miro ongciohtcn; Oic Gep!onte 6orrl
0cs 9enfmal9 gleidiallS. 0ie9oupt
gegneri6oft mcnOct lid) aber gegeh
cine Misunderstanding %ilberboupt
lno %ucrlongt, DoB itott oellen ell
Notionoltbeutcr 1ebaut mcroen lollte
helien 9citimmung Die Yilcge Der
Sbofeipeare'iGe Stiide mo oc5
tloiiii6en Qrono9 i~lberbnnpt lein
iol. Sir oieicn @eoahfcn treterI
INNER einillBrciHerc areile Elm. 81
iuurOe bereita cin cigcneS nSbotc-
lpeore = Notionul E Sbeotcr@Gomitc"
Qcbiloet. ooa an Wontng cine Ser
Iommlung obbielt; berporragcnoe
MiitgIieocr Der Ereiie, Scr Siteratlir
uno Der Ebeotermclt nobnlcn SDeit
ooer erflGrten ihriitlid ibrc 3nltInl.
mlng.
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Scr Ocntidjc @uctbC6unS lGFt uun
i'd hGrcn.

lid bGrcu.
Ser ,@oct6eblIn0" bat lpic6cr Gin
Hcbcn95cid)cn gcgcbcn. Gr bat lid,
bcibdtiAt inoem cr cine Nn5obl bib.
Id)cr NC0Cn Tito cine 9rttGtltnQ pom
Stapel IicB, 1ml 0icu 6reibcit bon
&unit lmo @Silenihuit 5rt retten. Die
&cronltoltumg trltG ocn (itel elmer
rErptclt . Ncriommlung" mt0 0ing
Imtcr 0em Goriit bon Suopia SltloO
III Berlin 9citcrn Dor lid. oSonOc
lueg" BON Stunt ltn0 Milicnihoit.
milllc cr Den iinltcrcn Wt0d)tcl 5llrll.
len - 10 logtc cr IN ieincr Gingong9-
9tcoe Dor Der lchr 5ablrcidcn Scorer
Id)aft mo mcdtC 6onlit itilrmild)en
Weifoll. Gbcnlo nit ieinen %iolNcnoen
Yua'iihrrul0cn. SIN Wtittelnltcr, 10
fiIbrtc CT ans, mar man bemilbt, Saa
ge2bcle IN SGdcn ctn5lliongCn, llnI
lie I'M Hotbboulc III uerbrcitcn. 0nS.
lclbc Shil0biir0critiidden m0hten
0cluilie Selltc nod bclttc nmpen0cn,
INN bc5iiAlid uQcr @eiiteafrcibc.t
5it9tudt ucr6rcitcll. Wir miillen c@ Of.
len olt9iprcfcn: .@ir crtennen t..
oiolid) 0u5 <ltlt5miniltcrilm on,
ouS III ~unicrcr @rltit cine Static &C.
fumocn bot" Der 8%oetbebluno ltcDc
ollcr politii6cn NorteitbGtigfcit fern,
bic qcgcnm0rtigc 3eit crforOcrc obcr
%0ringeno, 0iC Shoffung elmer Yorttt
Der @cbiloctclt. Der 8cbiloctc trctt
llltr lelten ms offcntlide Seben er
tonntc MIR ieltcn aus ieincr Stubir.
tube mo Ncrfitutt berallS, bubcr Die
groBe GinfluBloiigfeit Der @ebilbc.
ten 1T Ser &crtbeioigung ser 8eiites.
frcibcit. &n Nrcitbcn bobc ca eiil.
nal cincn &0nig gegebcn, Scr oen
IltSIprlh that: oSn nteinem Sonbe
fam SrOcr nod) ieiner 6acon lclig
iucrben." GtuuS meitereS pcrlanQe
Der 8oCtbc6un0 ailh nidt. Wir net.
men bicicn a0uig ais unieren 8cii,i-
mnt9Sgctoiicr III Iniprlld), mir iina
mitbin nidlt NcoolutionGre, ionoern
cher HiifidrittIcr. Wir pollen nit
ben Wnffcu 0e@ 8ciites @iHcni6uit
unb &unit nertbcioiger.
6oI9cnoc G~rtl1rung ~9elon0te ein.
%ItinnlA SIR N%nnabnte: sic yer.
iomnllunA ocs 0cittid)en 8octbebun.
bcS pom moi 1908 lpridt inter Dem
Ginorltf Scr bon bc%rufe,en &eoncrn
9cldilocrtcn 8einbren uno ShGoi'
gitngcn, ocncn oie Sreibeit Der Vii.
IenIdait mo Stunt int @ebiete oclt'
id)cr 3unNc olIogeiett it, ibr Seoou.
crn ouriiber aus, Dab Ioldcn gngrif.
fen rulN @incrglngen bisber BON
Scitcn Der Netroifenen fein ausret'
dcn0cr @ioerItano cntgeacngeiett
morbcn lit. Sic crbeben Frotelt &c.
gen ollie 0iicntlifen nnb beimlid)en
Scripdr, ser Grioridyung Der @il'ca.
idoft unO tiinitleriidem Sdaffcn
6eiicIn unlcgen 81 moaen. Sic rid-
ten ais cd)tc 6%reltnoc Der ainit INN
@iTcnidnit Oie brinaenoc Iufioroe.
rilng al 0cr 8oetbebrno, onrd Ini-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
GiubrndD nit SancrItofi.

Gin criolgreiheS .@uitipiel", oaS
0rci Der bcriiftigitcn 0elOldrnnt.
tuoder 8crlin'S Dor einigen Wunatcn
III cillcm beoelltcn0en 8%antbaule in
Nntmcrpcu oblolpirt babeL beldGf.
tigtc sic @erIincr 8erid)te. Ger PIN
tloge lag icner groBe 8ontoiebitabl
6t @run0c, Der Dor fait genml eiltem
Sabre in Der Goll3cn Nelt Nllfle6en
erregt bat, Nm 13. Wfui b. 5. trnIcn
IN Nntpcrpen 0rei u%nbetunnte Seutc
Gin sic in Dem Notcl .Nol0ener
Nntcr" &obnung nnbnlen Damn aber
nod Dem terminus . Sosl" iibers
ilc0elten, in 0ciien Gro9eid)oB iit
0nS 0nntgeid)Git bon San 8labbecd,
&c Suct II. 50. bcfinoct. Giner Scr
Orci H~ciicnOcn, Der iid) olS 6ron5oie
0llaNab mo lihSagoIIe nannte, quar-
tirtc lid IN cinem ,3inmer Gin OuS
gcro0c ilber 0cl 8eId)GftSrGrmen
Der @untfirmn lag. Ia Die orei Sus
tclgGitc icbr iider uno uornebm an
troten, fam 9tiemull0 otf Den &c
0alfcn, ooB man c9 nit Den gel0brs
lid'Itcn &erbrcderL 0ic nit oIlc!l
Wfitteln Der mooerneu Wiiicniduft
.orbeitetcn," 5lt tblln babe. NlS am
Wtorgcn oeS 10. Wtoi Slngcitcllte oeS
9o~nfinititutS Die @CifGit3rGume be.
troten, idylllg linen Elm e%ritidenoer
Guolm c1tge9cn. Gen Gintrctenben
bot lid) 0aS 9ilo elmer bciipielloicn
|cruiiittng oor. &n Der Gedc
floifte Elm fait eincn Wieter groBeS
2odL Der SuBboben NOR. beionocrs
in Der NtG6c oeS Stobltrciore, t6ei!-
meiic IN Srallo gerotbeL Scr obcr
nieocr gcloid)t ipor0eu mar. Ser
@eloifronf lclbit ipicS Elm groBc5
God an Der STEELE alli, no biSbcr
Dos S6loB gciuelcn luar. Sieie&
mar, iuie neutrality-suspicious. &C.
id)nlol5ener Stobl beiuies, BON bell
&erbrcd)crn berallsgel6mol5en NOR.
Den. Der gelanmtc Snbolt bes
8el0ld)ronfcs, Der it'd an @onrgelb
mo Gifeftcn otf 10000 Mari be-
iicf, ipor g%eitoblel luoroen. Ger Gin.
brlid) ipor oeSbulb bcmerfcnSipertb,
ipcil or nit benz nelleitcn 3oliberitob
mpOcrner Sed)nif, Dem Souerltofie,
Der iid) bier 81 lu%nipiiroi9en Gingen
miBbroitden lniien milbte, ollsge.
fiibrt mar. Wnn fcnnt Die fleinen
SilOebronotid) Sulerltoff Gr.
5cilgllngS . Npporote, nit oenen Die.
les 8as IN 10 GROCER Ncinbcit geipon.
men miro. 6aB cS nit Icetplen IN &c.
cigneten 8ebl1iebrennern cine Gem.
perntur bon iait 1000 0roo Gcliius
cr5eltgt. Mann fam iid) in ben Sill
oebronbt'iden SbneiBmerfit1tten 81
Berlin, MISUNDERSTANDING 107, iibers
5ulgen, ooB oide Gilenplatten mie
@oiler ifncl5cn no lie bieie Slam.
ME triift. Gieie Scd)nit baben Die
Ginbred)er nit Grfolg benl,st. Sn
Dem 0epGd Der IN Berlin perhafteten
SbGter murOc Gin aati5es Milieum
bon Giebcsbanomerfs5eugen porge-
funoen. 9ie SouerItoif : 4pporate.
Die Su ibrer gntoedung iiibrten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
9Lnnlf Mi0inn.

slucn Srennoen unb Neiarnten sur 1udrttt
onB es @ott acluucn bat, ~unferelt 9ulpinlant
Aoolf @tntug am Sreita9 Dioraen iur5 nan
4 llbr 8Hr arObcH ArInee ub3Iberuteu. Sic Be
e~roiguu8 fiubei ant SDuntag, ben "a. ltdi.
gadmitlaAs , llbr, non feiHcr lettcH gGobnung
gr. GIL, GSeit 6aOettc Strdbe, aus dut Dem
aGgteiulgfeite 6rieobole" an DER MI. earnltt'
Juao iiaii.
Ter n7eutIde GriegerDuuo".
Sm 9~tuftruge
Ull-5J III. ". Sie1ert, SCloiuebCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
Yntuncttc girnfidrmiOt.

Us iturb I'M y. Mai 1905 9lutoucttc grod.
ifmiOt, II Sabre ali, geItebte Satin oeS per
ilorbeneu @Crbart %. N%rodibmiot. Eie Geerols
! ll6r W{oraens, bon ser lSubnuig lbrer Tod
ter, Sruu GHRa Sanoiubler ytr. lO9. yioros
GuaiuntoH 9lpeHue, aus nub oer q, Diiddci5s
amt filr ibr Seeleubcil celenirt miro.
ttIl-bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24

flGrung Der golfsmaIiet uno ourH
Ginnirtung ouf 9egiSIotiOe mo
&ermaItung in ieinem Sample Die
6reibeit Oelltiben @eiiteSlebcnS 81
1uteritiiBeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
Wtinmic SaSpcrc.

IS iturb am %. IGdi 1905 Sruu Wiunie
Saeperc i'm glicr bon 81 Sabren, g Wipnulell
mo 10 3uaeu, Satin oes nerItorbeneH 6rn.
6rnn8 Saspere. Sic geeroigu1g llGoei am
Sunntng, gtahmittaas , lbr. BON Irduerbuuic,
Nr. 1926, YdHtz SfrdBe. aus itdtt. D44-oJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
Gette II ebrrrodtun q.

Sobnden: aslls Gid 2ieutenoni
6lottuit fiir5Iibi fiiBte, babe id Gld,
obpbotogropbirtF Mama: a@lcid.
giebit On mir onS @iIo, Gu 8Icoell"
Sobnhen: 80. oos babe id bciltl
Dem Fopa gum 8ebnriStaa &c.
ibenftl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
uubuu=Yarf.Sclnetern

earenu: Gr. 81, Reft,Garatnga.etrnhe, ank
Saupt,Giugung, 5reoerid.8iuao.
BegrdbniBul1Be noIl $50 an inter beitdnoiger
NutIi9t, Snni.tblumen, Seiuitoe. gflanaen etc.
int IreibDIfe an 9~auptsSingdne ees
Infer aeeHt !pirb, rpeun geipiinfbt.
boripre6en. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
I'm Wciiba Huuac

in 1aulenoe hon neuen SGmiIieli eiH5nfilbren.
iueroeu mir cine ~reguIdre 50c.s 6lai6e an gle
feroen. lueI1e bieie gnjeisc bealIiiportet mo
10 Gcni5 fiir Die 3nblinq. ees Rolios, elil'
Sldfbe. ~ipnoern cine reauldre SOC. :5lni6e.
9lqenien %DerIangt. Wiun ibreibe fir %libernle
Ncoingnugen. Nbreic: BeiiBa Ostg. 60, 62
Gait f3i. ctr, aau BORT. (9lprtl25tSa-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24

Rumlanb's tiirfiide 8Gber,
Ganitable- @tbaabe. gOftamt esgeu. etsts sffen.
INI.oOO--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
BermiidDte An5eiges.
Neirnthsncindl.

Sin inEger oeIItihCr Wlduu inDt bic Befanitts
ibuit nit eiuem oeutlhen U{lnben 3lueds oet
ratb. aoreiiire: M. ~" Ecutfder GprreipuHs
bent, l4b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24
Baltimore Gemeterg.

8hrtaa: Srnnflins SIog., Baltimore. II. sapttbtr.
geerdhnibplibe 3uni Berinut - bon $26 on,
init OlarmorpfoIten nhgegreH5t $35. - 4lup
thr bier 9r1ber. 5reie Benusure Der aapele
FIR MISUNDERSTANDING. Guntt8,1O
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
Want ads.

Advertisements for. the want I'D
columns viii he taken until 2 M. for
the evehinE edition and untiI o .. IVA.
for the morning and Sunday editions.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads and no Advertisement viii
be accepted for less than 10 cents for
Rrst Insertion.
No advertfseunent will be charged
amounting 60 less than 20 cents.
Rates apply TO either The Daily or
Sunday Bee.
Always count six words 60 n iines
Combinations of initials or numbers
cOunt one word. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
North Dakota.

OUT THEY 90
ON THE NEW @. NJ. a 81. y. COAST
r. r., THROUGH ADAMS COUNTY
NORTH DAKOTA,
which is attracting homeseekers 20 an un-
excelIed farming country; fertile soil,
sunshine free fuel pure water sure
crops a home and profitable occupation
easy terms: we have homestead relin-
quishments for sale. See VIM. n. Brown
Co, Haynes or Mott. North Dakota. or
1a LaSaile St.. Chicago ILL., maps . Irec.
Mention this paper. C9)-MSoz
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07

Births-Earl b. Nye, 1868 North Eigh-
teenth street, twin boys; David Pierson,
l6l2 Davenport street boy; Joseph ]. Null
Vihill 24l3 South Eighteenth street, boy;
Albert Lindblad, H0 Davenport street,
w. f. Beard. 1l1e North Twentieth street.
boy; William Tracy, 1907 Center street.
girl; John Lovelady, 4222 Fowler avenue,
girl. -.
Deaths-Mrs Prudence, Hunter, 5415 North
Twenty-fourth street. "a years; Mary Kemp,
SO03 Chicago street. % years; Ralph Mont-
Romery, ll5l North Eighteenth street, Z
months; Donald Mengies, 272 Meredith
street, months. .r...,..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
prArHs AND FuNERAL NOTICES

I6EMPF-Mary A., aged 39 years. -,
Funeral from family residence, OOS Chi-
cago street. at 800 70 81. Peters churcn
at 0 a. m. Saturday, March z. lnterment
in the Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
DAVIS-Flizabeth, March g. 1905, aged 76
years, at Lincoln, Neb. - .
Remains will arrive this Saturday morn
ing and be taken TO her sons residence;
Douglas A. Davis, 2O1S ohio street. Funeral
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at St Barna-
bas church. Interment at Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
LODGE NOTICES.

Attention, Members OF Alpha Camp
No. 1, w. o. w.
The funeral Of Sovereign A. Krause will
take place from the family residence, 2a9
Pierce street, Saturday. March q at 2 p m
CHARLES UNFIT, Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
Judicious use of want ad space in The BEE is
a great tonic to run down business. Ii is the
staff of life for a healthy business.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnished ROOms--COntinued.

THREE modern, very fine and large rooms
for light housekeeping, to adults with
heat, N1; without heat, S13. Tel, ASA
Q5)-MS5l SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07

sNYDER-we wish to express our sincere
thanks TO our many friends and neigh
hors for the help, sympathy and beauti-
ful floral offerings extended to us In our
wife and mother. w. F. Snyder, G. II.
Snyder, w. ]. Snyder, H. A. Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07

A SNAP


SOME snaps in western Nebraska; II taken
soon; also several choice ranches for sale.
Bierer & Co.. All Bee Bldg. GO)-M2s Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07

SO DOWN and $40 per month will buy you
a truck farm, one mile from Cotulla, in
southwest Texas, where they raise as
much as $500 worth OF onions, clear, to the
acre. Write for beautiful book We want
men who who ave sold propositions sim
liar TO the Simmons plan TO write us. We
have the best one ever put on, both for
purchaser and agent Box. l8. San An
tonia, Tex. (z0)-M323 1OX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
miscellaneous.

WESTERN LAND. large and small tracts.
bS2 Brandeis Bldg. Cs9-tD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-07
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued:
Name and Residence. Age.
Simon Green, Omaha. p
lena Stock, aha,,.4...,......i.......... 20
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
When RattIers Whistle.

| found myself somewhat muddy
and breathing a little hard; butt was
not wholly chagrined. / had heard
and seen blacksnake whistle. I had
never even known of the habit before.
Since then l have seen one other
snake do it, and l think | have heard
the sound three or four times. 1t is
almost indescribable. The jaws were
closed as it was made, not even the
throat moving, that l could see. The
air seemed to be blown violently
through the nostrils, though sounding
as if driven through the teeth-a
shrilling hiss, fine and piercing, which
one not so much hears as feels-feels
it crisping cold along his nerves. 1t
may seem strange, but l believe this
whistle is a mating call. Even the
forked tongue Cor maybe the nose) of
a snake grows vocal with love. II
only the Sphinx had not heart of
stone! No matter about it's lips; with
a heart to know the spring running"
we shauld have heard its story long
ago. Perhaps, after all, the college
sophomore was not mixing his Obsed
vations and Sunday school memories
when he wrote, describing the dawn
of spring morning q quote from his
essay: Beneath in the water the lit
tie fishes darted about the boat; above
the little birds twittered in the branch
es; while of on sunny log in the
pond the soft, sibilant croak of the
mud turtle was heard on the shore"
If we could happen upon the mud-tur-
tie made with love am sure we
should find that he had a voice-a
s'soft, sibilant croak," who knows? p
Dallas Lore Sharp, in the National
Magazine.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Candor without courtesy is not cour-
age.
The explosive is not always per-
suasive.
Pure idealism cannot be promoted
0y impure realism.
Hardness of heart is not a sign of
strength of character.
Corruption in the heart furnishes
the crown on the head.
The good is seldom expedited by the
consideration of expediency.
Men who will carve their own for
tunes must expect to cut their own
fingers.
An instantaneous perfection would
be as valueless as an instantaneous ed
ucation
A man is diligent to cultivate his
corn, but expects his character to grow
without
You cannot start the fire of feud
without getting the smoke in your
own eyes.
Don't keep any company in your
heart that you have to apologize to
yourself for.
There is more danger in the under
ground currents of desire than in the
overhead winds of temptation.-Ram s
Horn.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
:. OMNIPRESENT :.
) Observation-Disclosures

We have learned to bear the speed
ing motor car of the crossways. and
have grown used to it's chug, cnug,
as 1t brings the odors of the neither
world to our sweet, leafy country
roads; but it is with certain dismay
that we realize how fully the last
retreat of a quiet mind, literature,
has been invaded by the machine. I
can think Of few recent American
tales where it has not been a chief
feature. We can dodge 1t upon the
highway; but who can dodge it in
the magazines? The escaping viii
lain uses it only to be overtaken by
the victorious hero in one of better
make; the clipping lovers find 1t in
dispensable; philanthropy disdains
any other vehicle for swift rescue of
suffering; birth and death seem un-
worthy, and burglary unsuccessful
unless associated with it; and, in the
matter of adventure, whether it
dashes off the cliff In to the sea, or,
wrecked by striking miners, serves
as barricade for the besieged capt.
talist, it has no rival.
We find it pictured on every spot
of earth from desert sand to noun
tain height, and Kipling's "They''
shows it running between the visible
world and the invisible. 1t has
dimmed the glory of the football
tale, furnished the splendor of the
yachting romance, and made the BIZ
cycle, amorous or adventurous, a
thing of the past. AS England moves
through Shakespeare's historical
plays, dim hero of the whole, repre-
sented now by Richard, now by John,
now by Henry, so the automobin
moves through our fiction, the truO
hero, mere man being introduced
chiefly to manage it's exits and it's
entrances. The thing becomes alive;
pleased fancy plays with it as cat
with a feather, imagining it senti-
ment. With the good auto we be-
come heroic and perform wonderful
deeds of prowess; with the bad auto
we are frankly villainous and add
murder to our other crimes; breath
lessly we speed with the detective
auto, the very Sherlock Holmes of
manufactured things, in ferreting out
crime. In fine, this has absorbed
all known motifs, and no novel or
story can go without it's motor car.
From Scribner's.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
A Conservative Speech.

There were some doubts in the
community as to Homer Floyd's fit
ness for a position on the school
board, owing to certain lapses in his
early education, but his first speech
in his Official capacity silenced the
tongues of all critics.
He listened to several recitations
with grave and interested air, and
at the end of the last one he rose to
address the school, by request"
Some things are in my province
as member of the school board, and
some are not" he said, with a genial
smile.
Its within my province to say that
/ never heard scholars answer up
more promptly tina you children of
District No. 3.
'sAs to whether your answers were
or were not correct, it is not my place
to say. Your teacher knows, and in
her hands leave the Natter
Youths Companion.