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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Spnaait=N ttcmtat in WciuzSrlcans

Sem Orleans, Ga, II. ,Sltni.
- Ger in Sccailtritrobe gclc1cnc
Glemuoarcn . 2oocn bon Soicpb
Spcrio, cincm StoIicncr, mur0c
burdl cine GDnamitbombe in Sriim-
nc gcleNt. Sperio, icine 6rou unO
bier Sinner, Die IN Dem @cbdlloe
idIieicn, nubnen fcincn Shaocn.
Sperio crtIdrte, cr wiiic, mer Die
@onlbc %genorien babe, iiirfte iid)
abcr, Den Namen an5ugeberl. Gr
hattie nicocrbolt Crobbricie cntpinn.
gen, morin $1,000 bon ibm pcrlunBt
mltr0eu. Ginmol fam cin StaIicner
III ocn Hnocn, I'M oa5 @clo SIT bolcL
mo 500, ais er ca nid)t crbiclt, eillelt
Nolh gc1cn Spcrio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Die Sirenent0nc Oca D@looiotor"
bat Captain YoIiop, iciner Nllsioge
nod fir Gin Stcucrii0nol geboltcn.
Scr %ootic Bonner, Der lid olli
ocn st. saul" D,iolo, miocriprod)
ser guaio0e bca Yjclltcnolt5 0toir.
QltD bonn n@luoiutor," mollad) Der
Compiler allf Ger lolid)cn &onolleite
acio6rcn lein ion, mo crfl0rte I'M
@cgettbcil, Der .@loointor" lei nidjt
in Der rid)tiocn Iobritrobc Gclucicn.
Gnrurtf beltGtigtcu mcbrcre Oifis
jicre u1o Monnihoitcn ocS ST.
Saul" boB Der arclr5cr gcroOe Dor
Dem 3uiomnlcnitoB BON 9ofboro
nod) Stcuerboro Qciflpclft babe.
(SpGtcr.) = Gas aricgSgcrid)t
hat ooS llrtbeil oblc1cbch bob Capt
tan <mSocn iein Shiif lnn0tbi9cr
gSciic in @cfobr brNdtc, unb onb CT
oeBboIb cinen @crpcia crboltcn ltrlo
ton icincr Steuc ais Gomnonocur
obgclcbt mcroen lou.
@obnfotoitropbc in gel.
giCn.
(Ournon en- Nr0cnnC,
Ncl6iclr, ~. SUM. - Gin Giicnbobn.
llnNliid bat lid bier crcignct, bel Ocnt
iilnl Ecrioncn Nct0Otct mo mcbrcrc
nu0crc ucrlcbt nurOcl, Gin ECrio-
nct5ll0 Don Mor2 lit cnDlciit un0
nlCbrcrc Moggona mltrbcn 5crtriinl,
inert, gcrictbcn in NronO ulO bronlts
ten DollitGu0ig nicOcr. Die &crmull-
0ctcl tonlltcn rntr nit GROCER Miibc
ans ocn Crilmmcrn gcbolt lUcr0cll,
cbe bic 6lonmcn lie crrci0tcn.
&npuncr 0rCuCl in GOrca.
Tictorio, f.. Sltui. &iCr
bon Gorca e%ingetroiicnc 0unpicr be-
ridtcrL Dob Die ioponiidcn Grllppct
m Soniuin I'M &crIollfe ibrca &oms
pics nit utfltGnOiihcn Gprcuncru
clll Nolla un%t5in0cltcn mo in @ronA
lCbtcn. &n ocmiClbcn %bcionocn lid
1G Ncbcllcn, Die SIT Eooc pcrbronl:,
tCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
GtnacNnn9cn
Naberca iibcr Die Sllspeniion oc3
Gincinnnti'er yGolfaircunO." -

NdbercS iibcr Die Suspeniion oc5
Gincinmnti'er o&oltsircuno."
Noifmulg aui REORGANIZATION.
Ginctnnati 8, -. SUM-. -
Scr Gincciulati'er ,&@olfsircunO" lit,
mic id)on tllr5 gcnncIoct, geitern 9tud).
mittag nnd) ~5S-idbrigcm @eltebcn III
Die @Groe zines QiaiicperpaItcrS
Heterogeneous. Die @crbinoIihfei-
ten mer0cn ulti $4,000, Die gttiuo
nui $1,000 onDegcbcn. Sal0rs6or-
ocrltngcu Don $1,000 mur0cn Dor
3ug2red)tc cingcrdmnt. &or fnapp
5mci S0brcn %arrougirte ser Bolts
irclmo" lit nit Ieincn 0lGllbi8crn
acgcn 3Nblung bon 5pdtjl8 Fro.
sent, 500 aus Dem o&o!tsblatt" &c
GGlloc, mciClbit Die 3citung mebrcre
Sabre lang Bc0rudt morocn mar, aus
un0 i%tclltl lid micOcr Olti eigcne
SilBc. Npt 5cblt Iugcn fam Die Bet
tlng ais Nohnlittogsblutt bcruu3
mo ging nit Dem Ereiic bon II ouI
If GcttS pro Nod)e bernb. Sr. N0pa
mono &uode, Der ErGiiocrt Der
o&oltaircrmO Co." bate lid in Den
lettcn Sngen ucrBcbcnS bcmilbt, polt
Der 0entotrntiifen Eartci mo Dem
9r0lcr&erbauoc oic n0tbi9cn Ncl.
Der mtI5lttrcibct, INN ciu mcitcrcS
GrId)cincn Ser 3citrmg 81 ernl00s
lidcn. Der oSolf3ircumo" mar Oua
cin5i8c OclltiHe Organ Ser ocnnofra.
tiiheu |ortci I'M iiioli6en Ohio.
&ort8cn @crbit fam CT iiir oas I'M
abbGn1ige (idet bcralt3 u1o crlitt
cine jcrnlolmcnOc 9ticocrInGc. 0icS
mo nn0crc 6cblcr bobcn 0oS GnOe
tci6lcnniAt. @r. HupmonO @oodc
hoiit, sic @clcuid)nit in lpcnigcn Ia
gen reorgatilircn 81 t0nncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Scfcnnt lid Der Sctcdnna idDnloia

Golum b 8, Ohio, II. Sunl.-
Nclion u. Gonnoh iriibcrcr bieliGcr
Ngent ser .Gleuclono Srinionolas
ping So" bon bier, bat iif Dor DC
ridt Ihuloig bcfnunt, Den Iriibcrcn
itGotiiden Stills 2 &n3elticnr Nrtbur
u. 9cf, melder iuItiSilild)tia 1cruor.
Den lit, III &%erbinoutg nit Der Eilo.
~iterinlg Don Gait 9ronoitrect beitos
den ST BADEN. Ser llrtbeiIaiprlld)
mrrbe bis sum september pcrido.
ben. "a Cannon bic perlongtc
Nilrgidoit bon $4,000 niht ltcuen
tonnte, mur0e CT Dem Wci1n9nib
ilbernntipprtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Snriiftrctcnoc Tlntbcu.

&onioa Gitp, Mo., II. Sluri.
- Ter &NusNipcr bat Der Nabn-
Damn liiolid BON ocn Gnlc0cn Scr
MORRIS Eofillg 80" ourdbrohcll
ilro meite Strcden inter @aiicr &c.
lebt ooh Idcint Der 6lllb icbt Iciner
bod)lten Stono crreid)t 5t babcn.
grf Dem 6rodltbobnhoi ser Union
NaciiicsSinic" mlroc Elm Gcrrott
bon 100000 9ohnidmcllen Don
Den %reibenocu 6llltbcn biulpca oe.
Idlpenlnt mo Die electromagnetic
%ltellenpeile o%ltSgemoiden. Der @obn.
pcrfcbr miro Iongium lpicbcr mliac.
llolnl1let.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
8rano nnb Qcbcnsucrlnit.

9anio@ Gitp, NO, II. SUM-.
- Gin bclltc IN oeu groBcn Shlodt-
hous , Nnlngcn ser Tirmo 9telirn,
WorriS & So. in Ganias Gitp, SIS,
ousgcbrofcnes 6elier bate Die Gin
oIderung ocs EleiidbanIes nno oes
aiiblipciferS SIR Iolgc. Cine mel
terc %crbrcituuia ser 6lanmen MIR
DC blirf Sprengungen nit Gpnamii
nerbiltct. ,3pci Nrbeiter farllen bel
Dem Ernnoc unt's 2eben mo ein
orittcr mtroc lebcnsgefubrlif per.
lett. Ger p%cftni1re %crliIt betrnal
ctiun $250,0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
GrfOlgc Der FrubibitiOniltcn in
Erc1un.

EortlonO, Orc, -. Sluni. -
Nud) Dem HcilIltot Der I'M Staotc
nbgeboltcncn &ocnl Option @oblcn
miro pom I. SllIi nb III q ollS Der
@ciomnlt5obl bon 80 Counties Yro'
bibition cingciiibrt. Die 5woli iibri'
gen Counties limo tbciIuciic trodcn
Gclcgt, ocnm in icocm oieier Goun'
ties iir0 Dcrid)ie0enc Giltrifte, ibrc
3ubI lhlpuntt 3lpiidcn 4 mo Is, bic
lid iiir Nrobibition erflGrt babcn.
IN Den orei Counties, in pcld)cn Die
NoiIcrionotitcr 9ciicgt bobclL miIIict
237 ShnnfIofnIc ihrcn. @etrieb Elm.
lteQcn; bic 3obl Der obgeidoiitcn
Saloon9 miro oltrd) Die trodencnGi.
itrifte in oen unoeren Counties oltf
270 erb0bt. Scit Giniiibrung be5
HOcul Nption . @clctcS lin0 nnbein
800 S6onflofole gcidlolien woroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Scnrit's Mfticu fnlcn.
Sein StimmcnQcuinn bis ieet noe.
niger ais 0.13 pro Stinnlfoitcn.

niger ais O.13 pro Stinmfoitcn.
NCm Dorf, ~. SUM. - Sic
N%cu5Gblrng Der bel Der lcbtcn Wfups
orSiudbl %obgc9cbcncn Stlnrmcn mllr.
DC gciicrn Dor Tittcr Sombert in
Nbtbcillng Is Der Supreme Court
fortgelcbt uno mnd)te iiberrol6cuh
idJlclle Sortidrittc. Nid)t ipcuigec
ais 112 Stimmfditcn mllrhen 0coii,
net lno 9epriiit mo bercn Snbult
bon Ballots gc50hlt. 0ie &Gltcn fas
men ans Mobtbe5irten I'M IS, 49,,
%, %. mo %. Niicntbip Iiltriftc
lu10 III fcincu Sole lplrr0cn irgen0
lpeId)c icniotioncllc Gutbiiuungcn &c.
mndt.
Sic Gcitcru Qc}dblten Stimmcn CT,
Nnbcn cinen 8clpinn bon 80 Stinls
men iilr Scarf lll1o BON IS Stinunlcll
Iilr WtcGlcllon lomit ctllcn Ncttp0r.
lullllI uuIl - SillllIllCl IllI NllllIl II.
Gicic9 GracbniB reoll5irt 0en Surd)s
ihnittaGcluirm Ncorlt'S pro Stimli-
foitcn nlli iucnigcr oils 0.l3 mo ion.
ten bic nod SIT p%riifcn0en 1ll6
Stinlnlt0ltcn 0cn blrd)idnittlidcll
@cluiln nidIt crh0bcnL 10 lpiiroc lid
nod) @ccn0i9lng Der 3Gbllung
NcorIt'9 Nctto0clpinn olti MIR S53,,
81 Stinmcn bcIollien, mGbrcnD Wtc.
Glcllon'S Elurnlit0t, ocn oiii5icucn
@erld)ten 5uioI0c, ullf 3,Sl1 ollgcgc-
ben lpllr0c.
IS lino bis iebt i'm @nn5cn 502
Stimmf0ltcn 0cofinct morocn, mel.
d)e 5u"lonmcn cinen Hettogeminn
ben MIR DO Stimmen fir &eurit CT
gobcn. Nod Nb5ig oicicS @elpinncs
bel0ltft lid) McSlcllun'S Nlltrnlitut
INNER nod orli 1862 Stimmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Sricg bancrt furt.
Gic goqui &nOioner mcigcrn lid
ibrc @oifcn ob5uIicicrn.

SucioL Nri5, 70. Suni.-Gtnc
Gcpcid)c ans ScrnloiiHp, Wcr, met
oct, 0ob 1000 Monm mcrifnniidcr
Srlppcn untcr Commando pon o.
neral 2orcn5o CORES cine bibiGc Scr
foIgllnG Der iuibcrlpcnliiacn Oodllt-
Snoioncr nltidcItomncn bnbcn, nud).
Dem bic SrieoclSs Observation-Disclosures
iid 5~crld)logcn buttc1. Gic frcibcitS.
licbCnbcn DoQliS bottcn Die @c0in.
0lltgcn Scr mcritnniidcn Hcgicrung
on1cnomnicn, nltr IN cinenl Tltnftc
blicbcn JIG icIt: tic mci0crtcn iid), ibrc
@offcn ul0 Wltnition oltS5ltlicicrn.
Sic mcrifoniihcn WilitGrbcb0rOcn
bcborrtcn oui bicicr SprOCrulQ, INTO
Oic Sol1c mar, 0ob bic DoQrli N0ltpt.
lingo bon 0cn llntcr6on0llulQcn 5lt-
riidtrotcn. Sofort crying an oic int
Sclbc I%tcbcnbcu mcrifoniid)Cn 5rllp.
pen Scr @cichl, bic Standardization
luieocr alli5lrncbmcn. Man glnllbt,
oub Der 6cl05ug nit elmer bolDi1clI
lluterlpcriung nocr &crnif)tlung Ger
goQliS cn0cn miro, bo Die mCritoni.
id)en Srllppcn nlc SrintpuilerplGbr
I'M 2nn0c Der 0nQlliS bcictt bobc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Ncr ncitphlcnc Hultlnf.

2on as Gitp, Wfo., y. SllnI.-
&ia icbt iil1O in &crbinblng nit Dem
Ecrihluinocn zines rcgiitrirten Tolt'
iodea, Der II. u. $4,000 III Yupicrs
0cl0 ~cntbnltcn babcn ioQ, feline Gcrs
boftunlAen porgcnonnlcn iuoroc1.
Scr Sud ucri6monb ont Somitog
Nbcno aus Der I'M Central . GnbnboT
GclcgcnCn 3meigltotion Oes biciigct
Y~oltolltcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Mnfcr nntcrlicacn.

Seoulio, Wto. II. Suni.- Nod)
elmer dllBcrlt bitteren @obl . Gunl'
payne mur0cn bier Die %ocol Option.
Scrtc nit elmer Wtoipritut bon SlS
Stin1nncn Ncihlagcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
aataaropbc in China.
@nn5c GDricr NM NnmOcrtc upm ia.
milicn ppri Der GrOc ucridDlnngcn.

S6limnIc @cimiuhlml zines nabe
Shong geIcgcncn &mn0itrita.
Sin Grobcben sic %mttbmoBlihC
llriodc. - 6routrcih uno Der
GrioIg NhlIoi @niiO'S III Mu.
roffo. - Ger &onlpi I'M 0cn
I6ron ltod) 2luii0tcu Der 6run.
5oicn nod nidlt CANS cntid)icocn
GopitGn 0cS britiifen &reu.
5cr8 n@~looiotor" OltrG cir
&ric9agcrid)t iiir Sen llntCrgnnB
iciuca Shiiica pcrontportIiN CT.
fIGrt.
SbonNGoi f.. SUM. - @rWl-
0crtc pom Sonlilicn linO IN Der 9tGbc
bon &hanM auI Den NbbdnGcn 0C3
NPdd)lonlban. gcrgcS, no lid) ploblld)
Die GrOc ipoltctc mo ollc III Scr 9tGbc
0clcQeucn SGuier pcrihlon9, mrs
Scbcn 9cfommcn. @un6e Goricr per.
idipan0cn in 0cn 0robcn 9iib iucl,
der, lpie mon Alnltbt, 0urd) cil Gr0'
bcbcn pcrllriodt mllr0c. Scr Htb
ocbnt lid) nod inlmcr mcitcr aus, ulo
ca lit Oubcr nid)t m01lid, Die Snd)
IuNc III Der NGbc 5lt untcriuhcn ur,o
Gin5clnbciten SIT crmittclll.
Scr WtndJunnlhon lit Gin boiler
@ipicl 0eS Sbon @cbirG3.
lpcldc9 Die Wiittc Gbinu'& ~0llrhiiCbt
mo in Der 9tdbc por &dung, 100 bic
&ntoltropbc cintrot, ilicBt ser Sang
ticfiun0, Gbino's mGdtiNitcr StronL
0i6t am SltBC Oc2 @cbirga bin.
&hnnQ lit cine Der groBtcn StG0tl
Der Orobctl, polt5rcidcn un0 blilbcne
ocn Eropinj Nlpcb. Munocrtc Don
G0ricrn licNcn nllf r2n %Nbbdngcn
Dca c%uu0bntcn Scrg3.
@robcr Iuiitnn6 in GGina.
Ttctoriu, &c, ~. SUM. -
grr 7omnfrr 5oroo moru" brodbt,
or,tcrr nm, 0hiro nic Wochr;ht hoi
Sir Gcnc(,tinn in Nuunon mn in
Siih.0biuc IN prr5t nrmorhcn If nob
sic Npoicr,,,,n IN l,rfiuo SON lcbGr,
Sen Scr bortiocn Tronin,cn bcinh(cn
hot Sic Srupprn III pcrmcuhru nm
ocn Illfitono 5l untcr0riidcn, lucldcr
ser gr0btc icit Scr Ioiping Ncpoln
ton 81 merocn Nrobt.
MuIoi Snfth,s Sriumph.
81, m,r4o, 9 >,,,,; 7,.
mnonrinrtnn m,,Io; nn;;n ~ ],s,tor,
~, Sc,. cn;t,, c;,,o. Mrn,cn h;c. ,r,r,
fn,r,,,o, Scrcn WrS,,n ;;h hc.
shS,rn, cr+,;eht Nr - yr;,dc,,
,r,o; Ia,,oo, Wo;Go, ,cr>n.r,
,,nt,r Gsfnr.n r;,,o, ocih,r,ho nn,,
COO ororr ,ncr ,,c6,. hic, c;r,c,,
,n,, ,,,H hn,,h i;h ,,h
Srr mnihcn =, S;n ~. ,,,;+ hl,,,r,,
S;;so, ]c;rtro+ nm, c;r 0,nf,cbot -,
S,rc4c,,
90, hcrtihe Gc;dabTr,cr q,
e,Itm,rr ~ r,;+ nnL,; S,ii> 80,
f,n,n,cu
Mnh rcirc
;ho;h
80 ~ - S''''' "ou oet
"''''u9' N'o'''l'!q" v, pIt u'll -
y, -, ,;Gt ,C 81, n,s';;nt s"n ,,.
idciblluo NcS Nomnics oniidcn i'm,
(Snfib) mo icinCm Nrltocr, bcnl
Sultan NIb0ul NSij, 81, bctrodtcn.
Ter 2cttcrc controlirt nod, inlnrcr
HoEot. Snlrncr mn nnArrp E,,,ft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13


Gort3moutG, Gn0luno, If.
sunni. - 9uS SIottcn arieoaocrid)t
ilber Die Goqilion nit ocn1 0onpfcr
ST. saul" Ole Sen llntcrouna ocs
&reli5era D@lobintor" sur Solgc bat.
te, lit inter %icc-gontirol 2ourp nie.
Der 5ulonmcngctreten.
Gopit0n Eoiiorp. bonn st. Saul"
'ogte aus, alS CT Sen Gladiator" lid).
tete, lei ser arcl5cr oniheilcno brett
nltf Den ST. Saul" losgeiobren. Ser
Captain Iogtc l%uciter, er babe Gontre-
ronlpf gcben loiicn mo ooourt Die
@e'dluinoigfcit SIR Belt Scr Coalition
oltf orcl ooer bier &npten rcouSirt.
Sottc Der Gladiator" nift Steucr.
boro g%cidputnft, iino bGtten beioe
Sdltfe ibrc 6obrtrihtnna beibebol.
tclL 10 m0ren lie, mie GopitGn YoIipm
crtl0rtc, flor an chamber pnrbci az
tommCn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
A Practical t,ke.

He was wag and was passing q
large Diapers shop in Manchester.
There, drawn up, were three or four
vehicles, and among them was a closed
brougham with the driver fast asleep
on the box. Evidently the mistress
was inside the shop. Without word
the wag stole quickly up and, opening
the carriage door, carefully slammed it
to. In an instant the coachman
Strengthened himself up and gazed up
the street as if ne had never seen any
thing more interesting to look at in his
life. Then he stole look over his
shoulder and saw the wag standing,
hat in hand, apparently conversing
with some one inside the carriage.
"Thank you, yes. Good morning"
said the practical joker and bowed
himself graciously away from the door,
turning as he did so to look at the
coachman and say, "Home!'
Eyes, sir! Tch! Get up!' And away
went the brougham home.
Where that home was, who the mis-
tress of the carriage was or what she
did or said when she came out of the
shop or what the coachman did or said
when he stopped at the door of home"
and found the carriage empty-all that
only the coachman and the lady know.
London Tit-Bits
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Chief of Republican Clubs.

John Hays Hammond of Massachu-
setts, president of the National League
of Republican Clubs, is famous the
world over as a mining engineer. Prior
to the Republican convention Mr..
Hammond was talked of as possible
candidate for the vice presidency.
The new head of the Republican
clubs is native Of San Francisco and
is ffty-three years Old. He entered
Yale with the class Of '76 and was
graduated from Sheffield Scientific
school.
He saw service with the United
States geological survey and became
consulting engineer, with Offices in
San Francisco. His fame as mining
engineer spread rapidly, and in 1898
the Barnato diamond syndicate of Lon
don sent him to South Africa to make
meteorological survey of Rhodesia.
Through his close friendship with
Cecil Rhodes and some of the less con-
spicuous promoters Of the Cape Mr..
Hammond was led to become some
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Ab.ut Wilbur Wright.

II was 1T the l.r Mars race track
last month.' said Il correspondent,
"when Wilbur Wright made his first
public flight.
Our American aviator's triumph
was tremendous 'rhe French aerial
sharps admitted that the Wrights
were quite ten years ahead of Far
man. De Ia Grange and Bleriot. They
gave Wright Ii wonderful ovation. em-
bracing him. shaking his hand. trying
to lift him ON their shoulders
"He took the Whole thing indiffer-
emily. He seemed rather bored. He
smiled and shook his hrnd. disengag-
ing himself as soon us possible. and,
with his hands in his pockets. walked
away to his workshop whistlins.. l
never saw such Indifference to fame"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
A Reaqar In a Basket.

Perhaps the most curious use to
which MeXicans put their baskets is to
hold gamecorks. Sometimes the cocks
basket is woven for the purpose; often
er 1t is made from a sombrero, the
wide, high crowned, straw hat Of the
country, into which the bird is put, q
hole cut in the crown to give him air
and the brim carefully tied down that
he may not escape The bullfght has
been called the national sport OF Mex
leo, but cockfghting is much more uni
versal, for the humblest peasant may
have his gamecock, which he keeps in
a carefully made cage in his patio,
watches with pride and tends with
care.
One of the strangest uses to which a
basket has probably ever been put was
the daily appearance in the streets OF
young man carrying in huge BUSH
ell basket on his shoulders his great
grandmother. of unknown age, who
held out skinny hand to the passer-
by for the centavo which was almost
unfailingly given. Surely a trust in
Providence could go no further.-Elea-
nor Hope johnson in Outing AIaga-
zine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
The Cheerful Undertaken.

A most amusing thing occurred one
evening upon our arrival at small
town in New Zealand. We found
awaiting us at the station the local
carriage and pair, with the local un-
dertaker as footman. He was garbed
in his usual funereal suit Of black, but
he had substituted white tie in or
der to relieve the situation somewhat,
and, evidently with a desire to dispel
any morbid impressions he might 9th
erwise have created, he commenced to
whistle a selection of the most cheer
full tunes he knew, while he held the
door open for us and helped us into
the carriage.-Clara Butt in Musical
Home Journal.
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Chicken Laneu-c..

A Acliicl;es f:,ucic:- tells Df how his
fowls talk 10 him iii c!lc:rn lan.aage
F0ns day IL Cochin hra l.""ttarril down
ID front OF him an.l c:,cki.':l ana Gag
sll::le;t looking Mp into his face The
srhi;lsen tant.i.'r wet 10 t,:.. coop. lc.'
= sie Ii, ,..o.e.l t,ilt She w;ls lr, ing To tell
siiiia s!ist something w:ls wrong. Sure
su0sss,..l. oile. end of her perch had slip
ped loose and fallen Gown. and she
1ouldnt rocst npoa it without sliding
3og The fancier Gxel the perch. and
thesh hen tlew upon II and remained
qniet
same ulan tells of llow Il chick
met liiia at the door of the hen
HOUSE IL Il. great llutter of excitement.
She ssplttcred about. c;.c.iiing. aud
scented to l,e telling him Il very long
tale. He investigated the Interior of
the ,s,,op ind fou,,.,l hat Il mother cat
and IIer family Of newly born kittens
I S,ycrc occupyins the hens nest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Dreams CT the Blind.

In my dreams l have sensations,
odors, tastes and ideas which |. do not
remember to have had in reality.
Perhaps they are the glimpses which
my mind catches through the veil Of
sleep of my earliest babyhood have
heard ''the trampling of many waters y
Sometimes wonderful light visits me
in sleep. Such flash and glory as it
Is! gaze and gaze until it vanishcs.
l smell and taste much as in my wax
ing hours, but the sense Of touch plays
less important part. In sleep l al
most never grope. No one guides me-
Even in q crowded street l am self
sufficient, and / enjoy an independ-
ence quite foreign to my physical life.
Now I seldom spell on my fingers. and
it is still rarer for others to spell into
my hand. My mind acts independent
of my physical organs. i am delight
ed to be thus endowed, if only in
sleep, for then my soul dons its
winged sandals and joyfully joins the
throng Of happy beings who dwell be-
.yond the reaches of bodily sense
Helen Keller in Century.
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sOR THE CHILDREN
tied.epodae Poetry.


In this amusing game the object Is
NO form Il poem consisting of lines eS-
!s.facted from the works of various
poets
1t can be played in several ways.
Single lines from different poems may
I he written on sheets Of paper before
the beginning of the game. These are
drawn for by the different members
dc the company.
The player drawing line is then
supposed to complete u four line verse
liz the meter of that given aud rhym-
Zig either alternately or not with the
Gtinal word of IT.
Again one player writing single
line passes it on to his nearest neigh
sbor. The form of the stanza has al
Nad been agreed on.
T5e second PLAYER has three min
sutes in which TO add second line,
! y ifer which the paper is passed on to
eath in turn.
An example of the hodgepodse
poetry so evoked is the following:
on LINDEN when the sun Was low
"A frog he would a-wooing go.
He sighed II zigh and breathed prayer.
None but the brave deserve the fair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND.

what reluctant participator in the
Jameson raid Of 1895. He was cap
tured and got off finally with a $685.
900 fine
In 1903 Mr.. Hammond signed an ex-
elusive contract with the Guggenheims
for $250,O0o a year. A few months
ago the announcement was made that
the Guggenheims had doubled Mr..
Hammond's salary. He has an inter-
est in many properties throughout the
west, Mexico and South Africa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
sheen as Beasts Of Rurdsn.

In The northern part Of India sheep
are hut to Il use unthought of in Euro
pean or American countries. They are
made to serre-asb beasts OF burden, be-
cause they are more surefooted than
larger beasts aud the mountain paths
along the foothills of the Himalayas
are steep and difficult: The load for
each sheep is from sixteen to twenty
pounds. The sheep are driven from
z1iIIage to village. with the wool still
growing. and in each town tile farmer
shears as. much wool as he can sell
there and loads the sheep with the
grain which he receives in exchange.
After his flock has been sheared he
sturns 1t homeward, each sheep having
on IFS back small bag containing the
purchased grain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
A Coin Trick.

Rub coin against smooth, upright
surface for little while, then press it
hard and take your hand away from it.
You will be surprised perhaps to see
this coin stick to the wood. The rea-
son is that in rubbing the coin over the
wood and then pressing it hard, you
drive out all the air between the two
objects, and the pressure Of the at
mosphere keeps the coin in its place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Tia Mosauito,s Hum.

Ut has always been supposed that
the drumming sound made by the pes
ferrous mosquito is caused by the
rapid action of its wings, but Scotch
scienti,t who has been Investigating
the subject says he has discovered at
the base Of the Insects wings an ap-
paratus that probably produces the
'soi,nd. It consists of movable bar
provided with tiny teeth, and as the
swings are moved up--and down the
SSeetf1 rasp over series of ridges. The
5scoyerer is not sure that the sound Is
oduced by this apparatus, but ne
IS that 1t might well be, and fur
'<sSr investigation may show concIu'
:sive]y that it ts..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Parlor Hypnotism.

{ TarIor hyppotism. which contains no
element of the baneful., never fails to
:sllflse and inseH@
! Herds one 6y to mystify COM
xssls of cler persons. Send some
Tor NOR mt out of, the room. Sc.
i fire cary from the pack and hold
them SO that all the COM
see what it is.
:sciil the PLAYER and spread out the
larlIs In the shape of a fan.
take the right hand Of the per-
son who is TO be nesmerized and COM
{nand BIN to select from the FIVE the
card yol have thought Of, using his
lett hand TO remove it.
Eor; some reason the subject never
falls &c draw out the correct card.
This should be preceded. by some
mysterious passes in the air on the
performers part.
He or she may also speak of being
the seventh child of a seventh child
4n a family celebrated for IT'S occult
powers and Introduce other claims to
skill iii the arts of myslery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-16
Getting His Own Back.

"The giraffe has a tongue eighteen
inches long" said Mrs. Talkmore.
"And knows how to hold 1t, too,"
growled Mr.. Talkmore, who had had a
long curtain lecture the night before
London Answers.