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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

Ser Sriuf pru f, Ben Sal
icr @ilbelm bel Der Scittoicl iilr ooS
Teid)Slono I'M &oilcrpololt auStroB-
burg otabradtc, loutctc no6 porlle'
gcnoen bclttihcn -3eitungen: set
min .nlebr ais 81 Snbreu haben Sic
in Srlcocn Sbren pcrid,icbenen Serll'
fen oblie9eu f0nnen, inO 0as l6one
GlioB, Qotbtingcn lit IN bieier 3eit,
nit Der ungcobnten Grmidelllna beg
beiiti6en Hciffes Sbritt balteno,
in hohcrireulifer 8eiie emporges
blii6t. 4ls @cmobncr oieics 8ren5-
lon0cs boben sic noturgcmob oos
or0btc Snterciie an ser lueitercn Gr'
boltung 0cs 1ricbens, nro Sd freile
WihL &bneil ais Meiue innerite lie
b%er5cugung cs ousiprcdcn 81 fon.
men. Oob ser europGiihe 5riebe niht
gciGbr6et lit. @r berubt allf 81 feiten
@rmOIogen, ais ooB lie burd) Sete.
reien uno 8crlcumbun9en, bon Neio
unS Mibgunit Gin3elncr cingegeben,
70 Ieift umlgeitiir5t peroen fonntcn.
Cine ieite @iir9idoft bietet III erlter
Sinie oo5 @emiiien ser 8iiriten nno
StootsmGnner Gllropo's, Die iib
Soft scgeniiber berantiportIid nil
len uro fiiblen fir bas 2eGen uto
Bcoeibcn Der ibrer 2eitung AMBER.
trauten @Glfer. Gum anoercn lit es
Der Nunid urb @iae Der Solfer
fclbit, iid) in rlibiger @eiterentipides
lung bie arobartigen Grrnngenidai-
ten iorii6reiten0er anltiir nutbar ait
mnd)er rnb i'm friebliden @ett6e-
pcrb ibre araftc 81 meiien. llno sii'
lett miro Der 5rieoe geiidert tno Der.
6iIrgt aid ourf uniere Webrmnft
~ Naiier mn6 81 2anbe, oiird oas
Rolf in @oiien. StoIs auf Die nnper.
GleidIi@e W~onnes5udt uno Die CIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

gclltng Der 8crtbciilulg bon &o9lcns
@aggons bonbclt. Ger @idtigfeit
Der Sohc bolbcr iibcn orei 9iidtcr IN
bent Sale: 9unocSridtcr u. @off
bon GlorfSburg, @.-@oy IS. 6. Yrit-
d,oro bon Aibcpiae, &c, uno GboS.
6. WorriS bon Baltimore.
Noti5en.
Scllte lucrocn I'M Griminalgcridtc
bic Yloioopers ge1ort iibcr Den bon
Dem Iniuult beS gpotbcfcrs ISM. $.
Gna gcgcn Die Nnflo1c eingelcgt,
proteltirenoe Ginrcoe. Cine 9elueiS-
allinabme finbet nutiirlid) nid)t itott.
9ua lit ongaflu9t, Den Stoot 9 Gbc-
infer ". 4. SoffnlarL inn, ongcblidl
5ll beltcdcn pcriud)t 81 boben.
Sn Dem Seitomcnt bon emma
Sitter bon 9(lfelo, Yropin5 Son1opcr,
3ertidlonb, weld)eS gcltcrn I'M bic
fi9en @oiiengerihtc gcncbmigt iprtr-
&c, lit Sr. Charles S%ogcnbort ein
Neffe Der Seitotrir, ais SeltomentSs
noaitreder eingcictt. 0ie Sintcrloi-
ienidoft lit unter ole Gcffcn'u NH 9tid'
ten ser Ger~itorbcnen p%crtbcilt.
9ie Tegerin Gli5abctb @iaioms,
meldc ols 3eltgin IN Dem Safe Der
inter Der Nnfloge ocs crinlilellcnIn-
griffs itebcnbcn Ncgcrs @il6ert9roo-
iorb porgeloben, ober nid)t erl6icnen
mar, mltroe geItcrn bonn Nid)terS tod.
bridge i'm Criminal @crid)t wcgell
WiBodtltng bcS @cridtS nit 5cbn
So1cn @cfdngniB beitroit.
Ger @rocericbeliter Soiiub G,Soft-
man bon Ger. 1909, Yattcrio Jon : Ipe.,
iibertrug gcitern iein &crnnogen 5l
@ltnltcn ieincr @lGubiger on Srn. s.
Scnrp 9ofer ais Sruitcc. 2ebterer
iteute $4,000 @ilrgidoit.
@nlter Sens, mcldcr 6etanntlid)
tilr5lih bonn Eoli5eirid)tcr Garland
ponl oItliden Epli5ei = Giitrift nit
5ebn Sobren @ei1n9niB b~eitroit mar,
aber IN Solge cincs tcblerboiten
Observation-Disclosures feline Srci-
belt mieber geipunn, iuuroe gcltcril
bon ben @robgeidiporcncn wegen
.SogobonoircnS" in Sen N~nflogc5lt-
ltono berlctt. Sens mar all Can't
Itog pcrbaftet norbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
Baltimore 0ampf. Gnfct Sc.
(afte unb 3uperlatTae gat.9inie.)

tAltc iinb 5nperl1ttge Sat.3tnie.)
9ie 8er. Gtanten.9Soft bef6rbernb.
Tampfer rgtrgiHia" .lneul,a ,Nlnbama,"
:. y@enrsial,",. ysenneNse"
Sampler idbren t1gli6, SpnntagS ansaerorl'
men. bon ben r@aizainie" sgiers. Ir. f0-tS,
einbt.etrGke, $50 -stbcnhs. brett mad Oh
Goint Comfort, RorfpIf, 9ortsmputb unb allen
Ilnften hes Giioens. Serbinbuna in SIo
goint Comfort nit Der &C. & .. @ifenbabn-.
gtnb Iifmoio, 8erbinhung in 8ortsnoltb NIT
Dem nSeabpuro gir Cine" frIioem 2uae nadb
Portsmouth unb sttIunta. Sn Norfclf &ertin.
oln9 nit Der ~%stIantic Coat Cine" @orfolf
ltto ipeftIif ltnh rSlb Sominicu Cine" nu1
Ncipberlt Baibington, R.sg., Jtitn1ono. Sa.,
utb Neipssprf.
.MabIsciien nod europdit6em RIane. auru.
rl1fc 1niiitcnSimnter, cIcttrif6e PeIeuhtuna.
Nnmpfbci8ung. aoicn frci. aeferbirte 9niiiten.
thinner in hen @inetsNireair Der Bah 9tnc,"
Ri. 107, Sits@nltinoresStrake Nr. ,b06-50S,
9iahtsStrobe: 9. ". g. 0ffice, SiihoTts@de Dec
baltimore. unb gnIbert'Strnse; ~gontintniaI
5ruft VliIoin9" unb IIbaueb's Gr. 100, 9toro'
9bnrlcssStrnfe
Spbn d. Sherpupb, @. 9rouu
Siee'Erdf. Ii. Sen. sManaecr. Gen. .9saff. sgaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
Wcrdants e. Iincrs Sranspurt. So.

Mcrd)anfS d Witlcrs Sranspprt. W.
Tampfcr'2tuie..
Sradit nno Yafagtere.
gadI Bolton ,tno ben Often.
9ienitaa, Sonnerftda, Gamfiag uno SonHtaa
9 1lbr Tbenos.
= Gadl Erupibeuec nun benz Ditch.
Mcniag. Sreitua, Samfta8, 8 llbr gbenos.
Sad Teiupurtsg,cns uno Horfulf.
IdaIif, alls9enominen Wittipof. 6 ltbr Wbetbs.
. Srd6t at9e1ornnert td9lid biz 8 llbr gfutm.
fit o~enielbel Iaa nbfubrcnoe Snmpfer.
sladl Saoannab nno benz Shben.
Sicniida, 9oltncrftaa iIno Sanlftaa 600 IhoS.
.. u. Wic9isin, Iaent. Iicr 5nk Sto.@aD.Str,
Sanpt.Siireun: 9erman. tno 2igbt'StrdRe.
u13,T&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
NarSIamb & GcnnipIpania 81. n.

YGTe sp1 9eiie in's NnsIano be-
iprgt s. Blaine, Nr. 413, Cit.gaIti.
uureitrafe, uabe Gmitum $paie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

(icbc icincr @ebrnrudt lit Gelltld)-
lono cntiOloien, tic obne 9%corobnll9
onbcrcr olrdj terrier olti Ser So3e gu
Soften uno 10 %mtS3uboncrL mie cs Die
cigcncn &lltcrcIicn c%rioroerm ME
nlono 51 @ic9c, niclN0nh 3l SetOe.
Iiit @ottca @iilic nnO inter DEM
Shute >ca otutidcn Nolets tOlrnen
Sic 0n0cr oildj icrucr &brcn irieoll-
den Wcruieu uoG0c9cn NM DIE
Iriidtc Sores 6lci6c$ cillionnellt,
W6gc olrf Sbrcr 9lrbcit @ottes 81
oln ocQ 3cit ruDcnl IS lebe oeS
oertiGe Ici0sIon0 GlioB2ot5rill'
gen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

@olb ii Ben 9ctrtcb ct.
q. - 9ic ncilcrt Observation-Disclosures
Der TennipIunnio . 9obr, Die bei'n.
Glepotor Nr. 3 5u Canton errldtet
mcroen itnb cine &upa5it1t bon elmer
WiQion 9uifcl ba6cn, iucroen gum
/. Sftober Dem 9etrieb iibergebcn.
Sic iinb aus Concrete gebollt nno 50
SUB bod.
SRI. Duncan bctrotgct. -
Sri. 0oro @oring Duncan, Sod)ter
0eS GidtcrS Sranf s. Gnncon bon
Baltimore County, miro am Z. Of
tober &rn. Grnlt Gltmnlins Sotb IN
2lltberpille bic Sonb 5itml Vunoe ret
den.
In cine G1erci per.
fouft t. = Gic Gmpire 2o,lnorp 60.
bat Don Der @utb : Gbocolooen SO.
oeren 9robes SobrifgcbGuoc an Ser
ede bon Wtoiber. itnb @ilmeritroBe
fir $4,000 eefolrft. 9ie 9ittb.Gbo.
cclaocu SO. bot cine onbere grobe
6obrif an Der Golpertltrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
ei9aftss@egmetier.


SGfrr,, Gunoitpr. mnb SDtcl'
SeSarisartifcl.
she @abers & Sids 81, 1o4 stiO+Soiparo'str.
Seitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore Teips Co.," 9aoio gbereront'
Die. @ei6dftsfibrer, 31s @eit'SermarpStr.
gaumaterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Games 9. Suffer & Gp. 115 uilb lit Sii'5re'
Uso. &. eioaa & Bro, Ala eisstftr. .Berfte.
National 9anfen.
,gbe rlb Supn Gatiunal Yanf,". .gahs urb
@reterse trabe. Sacob %. Soof, Braithent;
asiseits? @ntioaaI.saai." 4s2 ehO'srOabipaa.
". Is. 9SaaHer, S%aiitrer.
,sSeitern Waticnal gani," ID g'oros@utatusstr.
u. WIarriptt taf'irer.
y Gritte National Sanf," ode baltimore nnS
c.armcrs & MerdantS' Gattonat Yamf."
Soutb. uuo 2ombaro.srraBe. "a.
y Juimercial & Sarmers' National Bani,"
Sp pe1tz@de Sofpur0s ulto @ernlallSSIraBe.
8. j. galoiptn, ~Staiftrer.
Staots 9anfen.
ySeuti&e Sant upn Saltimure," Baltimore
urb SouibapsS trabe. stugnit 8eber, Nrait'
bent; 6. 5. Slot, Stnbneiiter.
Spar Banter.
, Sentihe spar6anf uou Baltimore" Gutatps
,St. games Sparbani," Baltinnore'Strabe uito
Suitotl'S oriesIoerlue.
SruIt Gompagnien.
:, Wsarblano Srat Co.," aiorbtueft.Gde GaIbert'
urb SermansSitaBc. Srter 9erl9, Srai,
Ban gteb, S6abtneltter.
Baltimore sruit & Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
Builotng.
I6pofaten.
gbuipb @utherfet, 8eftsanipalt, sr. 10, on.
2erinetonsStrabe. e. & y. Ybone, Ct. Nanl
9. Sarbart e6imer. gedtsanipaIt, Union Fruit
guii5tn& baltimore, W'6; oo TelSe ~ atiIsp6ohs'
8uitauuS 1urb, 2G1 300 Gnloert Nuilotng.
j.. Ism. Crtmant, III Notwithstanding.
2onopirtbi6aftlide @eratbe uno
SGmlereien.
Griffith & surnsr 3d., EOS goro.gaea'strabe.
Warmor. uno Grant, erfe.
g. Silsartner & e1bne, TIA. .71s Beits9aItt'
r1ore'StroBe.
Glumbing, SURFACES, Ianges nno
Sefen, 2ahoeden mo 8tnnen.
9enactt Bros, 523 gorbsSreuontssIpenue.
aupferidmicoe uno Blumbers.
5Jhn Subert, 1714 Gbamsssstrabe. 8. & y.
2eiepbpn: 8oIfe 1899.
Seuer : Serliberungen.
sHn. 8. ebaddfuro & Co., 10 unb II Chamber
yMunal Sninranee Go. Of 2iuerpupl," Serrb Ds.
gSurfielo, &fibentsI|nra9er, 101-102 @banl'
Der Of Commerce @nilbinq.
yeSermauia Seucrperiiferurgs . 0cfeIidbaft."
baltimore uiio gtortbHSirabe.
@tgentbums Igenten uno
.S6nbl2r.
gterre 6. Susan & WeYbeiu, 10 OftsGesinston.
Strabe.
Sufihmieo 3ubeb6r.
g.. eeott Vnpne Co.. 1862 uno 364 scro'Cap'
Strabe.
&oblen un0 Sols.
Senrs q. @pu Seine, $50 GoIumbta.gbeuue
SdnadI Gbem 'ierS ltbsen.
u. 3. Miaer, go SitsgaItimores etraBe.
8fanoleib @eidGfte.
.Guniulibateb 2uar Co.," 1 Norosgab's trabe.
Tianos uno Srgeln.
Sbas. 81, stiefi. 8 Gorbsatbertbs StraBe.
gsm. Snabc & 50, Parfssbe. uito 5abette'Str
Tapierlln6 Gapier.0 Often.
smitb. 9igun Co., OF uno LOT Sanober'Str. g.
&C.
8le1plattcn, Wetau etc.
S9pn, Gpnflin g. So. (iucorporirt), 10. 10.
8nloeritoHsSirabe. N.
2ci6enbeItatter.
snnbers & shsne, 170s .1710 Ganior.Mbeniie
aSm. Cont, Hprtbs iluo 9reenmountsglDenue.
Sriebbofe.
,2uubun Bart Gemeterp," Office: 81 Aeit.
SaratogdsStrabe. e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

FaIie sur 6eiic in's Mnslanb BE.
iOrst 6. &ainr, Nr. Alb, Cit.yalt;'
mOreitrafe, maize Chiffon Spnie Mue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

= Toitor Tbomos s. @ri9bt, 6S
Sabre alt, BON &ent.SSlono, MO,
uno Srou Mbo Sonnes Erice, as
Sabre alt, lieber iid) bier in 9olti'
more trollcll. Gr lit &oter bon orei
Sod,tern unb lie Wutter BON Stpei
Sobnen. Eaitor @rigbt lit Metbobi.
iten.Hreoigcr u,o ieit 10 Wonotcn
@ittmcr. Srou Erice lit bon Queen
anne's Gountp, WO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

I0bofaten.
abulpb Butberfet. %e6tsanipalt, slr. 10, on.
2erinetonsStrabe. e. & q. Rbore, ct. Eanl
$3.50. .WS
8. Garbart s6imcr. NedtsanlpaIt, Union Iruft
guiIoina, Baltimore. Wtb. 9eioe Telephone.
aarl ". W;. Sdjplt, 1876. 1929 2am.9uiloing.
8%uitapuS 1urb, 2G1. .269 Guloert 8uiIotng.
II. Nm. Srtutann, iii NorosSbarIessStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

Srie6bofe.
,2uubpn Bart Gemsttrp," Office: 81 Acit.
Sa~ratoedsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

2cibenbeItatter.
Snnbers & Sh,ne, 170s. ITO Ganion.Mbeniie
@m. GpDf, Nortbs ino 9reenmount'sSenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

8Ie6platten, WetaQ etc.
apnn, Gonflin & So. (iucorporirt). 1918
BnloeritoHsStrabe. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
2onopirtbi6aftIide @eratbe uno
SGmereien.

Grifflth & Turner 80, 2O5 gorb.Iaeasstr a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

Warmor. uno 8ranit.@ erfe.
g. SilGartner G e1bne, TIA. .71S Neits9aItts
moresStruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

Glumbing, SURFACES, Ganges nno
Sefen, 2ahoeden mo 8tnnen.
genactt Bros, 523 ylorbsSreuont'apenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

Die fulgeuoen nenen Hxs erprpbtes,
NIT allen SesuemliM ietiten periehesen
9%pitbampfer triter alaiie iuerosn, iptf
fulst. ppa Baltimore sSpebirt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

SruIt Gompagnien.
,,Wsarnlano Srnft Co.," Norbiueft.Gde gaIpert'
uno BermansStrubc. 1rier Serih, Yrdft.
bent; 6. 9. zimmerman, Sefretdr; Garron
8un geb, S6abmeifter.
Baltimore srnit & Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23
SGfcr', Gunbiturs nnb Sptcl'
Sebarisartifcl.

3eitrngen, 3eitidriten etc.
,,Sbe Baltimore Geius Co.," Sanio gbercroHI'
bic, Sei6iftsfibrer, 31S 8~eitSerTaI'Str.
0aumaterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Sames .. Sphrr & Co., 115 uilb 1T Sh'5re'
oeridsStruBe.
Weu. 4. sloan & Bro, Ala 2igbtftr. sBerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-23

&upferidmieoe uno Blumbers.
SShu subcrt, 1714 9bamesse trabe. q. & y.
AeiepGun: Wolfe 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

committe of the National Rife Assoeia-
ton, held in this city. il was decided to
send a team to London to compete in the
Olympic games this summer. A feature
OF these games will be a number OF rife
matches on the famous Bisley range. The
American team will consist of six shoot
ers and probably two substitutes, with 3
captain and quartermaster. A competi-
ton will be held on some range vet to be
selected during June, at which the team
will be chosen.
Any American marksman will be eligi-
BILE for the competition. The team Will
enter the international contest. each man
firing twenty shots at 200 $50. 90. 500.
900 and ! 900 yards, using the new Spring
field rifle. There will also be team
match at 800 meters with any riMe. an
individual match with military rihes at
/. 600 yards and an individual match at
800 meters in which any rifle can be used.
There will be no cash prizes, but the
countries represented by the winners will
be credited with a number OF points to-
ward the total which gives athletic SUI
premacy. -.
Arrangements will be made by the Ma
tional Rifle Association for an intercol-
iegiate match In June Teams have been
promised from Harvard. Yale. Columbia
University. Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology, etc. An interschool match
will also be arranged to be shot tele-
graphically. There are now about thirty
schoolboy rifle clubs affiliated with the
National Rife Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
Strong and Wicked.

From Answers.
The person whose eyebrows meet may
rest content in the knowledge that he is
the possessor of a vigorous constitution.
The growth of hair above the nose is as
a rule fairly sound proof of good health.
That is what the scientists tell you. but
the superstitiOus have much more to say
In the northern part of Aberdeenshire
there is a common belief that 'close
broot'' man, or one whose eyebrows meet,
Is fOreGoomed to end a wicked career on
the scaffold. This may be compared with
the view held in parts of the English mid
lands that the clOse-browed person is des-
tined for fame and fortune. On the con-
tinent there are several superstitions on
this subject The eyebrows of the gyp-
sizes are often formed in this way-a fact
which they turn to good account. for in
many parts it is believed that the owner
of meeting eyebrows'is also the possessor
OF what is called the evil eye, and. there
FORE a person whose good will must at
all costs be retained. The gypsies es-
pecially in Germany and Austria. use this
belief to extract money from the credu-
lous peasants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

At a recent meeting of the executive
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for him the sOubriquet he was so proud
of. If there had been the slightest chance
of finding an efficient substitute for Karl
Won Rudolf he would have had that in
nOcent wrOngdOer shot instanter. And as
for Challoner, very wide awake be.'.nd
his heavy eyelids and with a story of
violent outrage on his liberty to tel,
there were no threats severe enough.
Him they unbound and banished back to
Alta Cruz on his bicycle. without mo-
ment's grace. Then Meggs was brought
in captive. and placed in close confine
ment until the Austrian should have re-
covered from the influence of the Opiate.
When Karl Won Rudolf came to himsel.
he dared who would to twit him with the
mischance he had suffered. That he was
bitterly ashamed of 1t went without say
ing. but even Ybarra thought it better to
postpone the reprimand he merited until
he should have achieved a more meek
and chastened mood. Meantime hasty
field court was convened and q mock trial
took place. Won Rudolf bore no personal
ill-will toward the prisoner tor the auda
with a feeling of relief the finding which
sentenced him to be shot next morning.
1t would be just as convenient to have
him out of the way for the future. Dead
men tell no ridiculous tales.
His excellency cOuntersigned the death
warrant without a word, and then turned
his back on the general They two were
on the worst of terms for the time being.
And while Ybarra was holding communi-
cation with COrbyn by Photograph Won
Rudolf sought his tent, and stayed there,
waiting for the wind to change.
The day passed drearily enough for him.
and he was not in any pleasant temper
when. soon after nightfall. he saw
guard once more bringing toward his
tent the cause of all his tribulation.
He sprang to his feet in anger and
flushed up furiOusly. believing it to be
some ingenious device of Ybarra S to put
him to further shame.
But as the prisoner came to halt be-
fore him, and stood there trembling. I'M
able to articulate. a sudden flash of recol-
lection fitted across his mind, stemming
the outflow of the hot rage in his heart.
For this was still more like the girl he
had known. 1T was the girl. herself.
TO be continued tomOrroW.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
More Marriages in England.
From the London Chronicle.

Many interesting details as to the mar
riages which took place in England and
Wales during 1906 are given in the regis
trar generals detailed report for that
year. There were more of them than in
the previous year, butt the increase was
not conspicuous i'm the case OF widowers
while there was no increase at all In that
of widows. AS already recorded, the
birth rate was abnormally low. white the
death rate was higher for the year. The
marriage rate shows an increase of O3
over 1905. but was % below tale average
for tho ten years 1S96-19O5. Tire brit,
rate was the lowest ever recorded being
81 less than in 1906 and LIS lower than
the deCennial average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
Brazilian Boat Built of Bronze.
From Popular Mechanics.

Owing to the great amount of decom-
posed vegetable matter contained in
Brazilian waters, which causes rapid de-
terioration of thin steel. the hull of the
new dispatch boat Guanabara, built for
the Brazilian government. is constructed
entirely of bronze. Against this metal
the corrosive action of the Brazilian
waters has no effect. and although more
costly. both in material and construction.
the vessel is much lighter than IL built of
steel or wood. The propeller sha fling and
propeller are also of bronze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

To make bubbles that can be. blown big
and will last take q piece of pure white
soap about the size of walnut and cut
II up in . cupful of warm water. Then
add a teaspoon:ul of glycerfns1 Stir we'll
and blow from small pip. Strawberry
juice will make pink bubbles and orange
juice will make yellow ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

From Popular Mechanics.
A new alarm to warn motorists of q
punctrred tire consists of a bell and
plunger attachment fastened to. a spoke
of the wheel. The moment the tire begins
to get soft the rlunger strikes the ground
at every revolution OF the wheel and 20
rings the bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
NOVEL STOVE LID.
Used as a Damper Without Remov-
inc lid From the Fire.

new type OF stove lid is the recent
invention Of a Pennsylvania man. 1t Is
designed to be used as a damper without
necessitating the removal of the lid from
the fire. AS shown in the illustration
the dampering of the fire can be accu-
rately and infinitely regulated. This stove
lid is made i'm two sections. the outer
section having a large circular recess
one-half the depth o. the lid. The upper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

section fits and revolves in the recess and
contains numerous round apertures. In
the recess in the outer section are TRAN
gular openings corresponding with the
triangular sections of apertures i'm the
inner lid. Obviously when the inner lid
Is revolved so that the apertures are over
the openings i'm the outer section the fire
will be dampened. When the apertures
do not register over the openings the
stove opening will be as effectively sealed
as with the common solid stove lid. The
dampening is regulated by placing only a
portion of the apertures over the OPEN
ings in the lower section Of the, lid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
Bv ROBERT AITKEN.

tCopyrieht. 1907. TIE JeAA Mcbride Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

Maj Bell. inspector general of rife
practice, with twelve men of the brigade.
shot on the rife range yesterday after
noon at Congress Heights at the distances
which the District team will fire i'm the
match with the Naval Cadets at Annap-
oils.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-25
Thanksgiving
at the Springs

The Shaw Springs souvenirs to be
given to the ladies and children to-
morrow, Thanksgiving Day. are caus-
ing great CONSERVATION among the
children. A number Of the imitation
birds are on exhibition at the Golden
Jewelry store and they are really a
credit to the management of the
Springs.
Very pretty and appropriate are the
souvenirs. and considering they will
be stuffed with the choicest candy, is
indeed an inducement for the ladies'
and children to visit the Springs to-
morrow.
Mr.. Egan hopes to entertain a num-
Der Of the little folks tomorrow on
which occasion the day will be set
aside for the enjoyment of the little
guests.
VIM. Harris will be in attendance
at the big plunge and look after the
safety of all the children. That a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-25
LET US BE THANKFUL


Josephs Hale
ho
in Thursday.
a
giving time President
Lincoln 1864 proclamation spaamodicai
that
this 1908 thankful!
a
ppines
the insignificant
people Now world respectfully heard
asked heeded The influence American
IS
spirit
leadership scientific other
leadership honor than all
other
the
vada the
strides midst; mines have
rapidly ahead with determined
spirit always spelled
In Of panic year
there
suffering description today this
something be hank full for?
Our business there been work for all
ing the everything points
all
sides sme'ter
this somehtg be
thankful
enterprises being ca,norng
people
thankful
nate brothers Let us be Thankf"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-25
WILL PETITION
LEGISLATURE
To Abolish Gambling in
State. Anothc EIcc-
ton for Reno

RENO. November 25.-According
to reports from Goldfleld a petition
sent there by the Reno Anti-Gambl-
Ing League is now being circulated
and freely signed. This petition is
directed to the members Of the Neva-
da Legislature, and asks for law
prohibiting gambling in the State Of
Nevada. II is stated here that other
petitions will soon be in circulation
throughout the State. and that every
effort will be made to put an end to
licensed gambling In Nevada.
The Reno .Anti-Gambling League is
still determined to have another spec
ial election in Reno and to have the
proposed antigambling ordinance
voted upon by the Reno citizens once
more. This election will probably
not take place until after the first OF
the year, after the Legislature has
convened. II 1t takes place at all.