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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

9llr0 ot9 Grio>, poll lucIdcnl Son.
itoblcr Nu0ingcr Soicpb Go,poro
Ncllion IN Scr GicnitoQ8 Nadt or.
lhoG. ul2 Ole NanOc ncriud)tt, III 0Cl1
CbltloOcn bon Nntonio Vrucoto on
Der Mlifcn8- mo 2ouoon Nucnue
cin5ubrcGcn, muroc Neitcrn ourd)
Ser0cont &ohn :. @ottcr an Scr 81.
llmbiu Npcmic ~pcrboftct mo in oic
iiiomcItlihc Eoli5ciitotion cingcIie.
Icrt. Nidltcr @cod) ijbcrlpic& i'm &c
tern Scr Mt. @inon3 Noli5ci6c60roe.
(Un5ttn an Scr StroBc.-
%ci)ic W0rtilL cine DIT pcrbcltroitc
FcrIon, lm0 0tc gtcQcrin &caltcttc
@or0 Don Nr. 22O, Tinccnt 2(aeu,
mtroer gcitcrn in Der mtllli6cn 80.
Il}clltotIon me1cn mnorbcntli6en @e.
troNcl10 81 ic 81 un6 Soften uerltr-
tb2lIt, Ncl0c huttcn gcittrh Worgcn
0cNcn , l)br an Der ode pom Iunctte.
lt10 GlltomltraBc ctncn Safe yHdlf &c.
tolt5t, murNcn obcr bon NoIi5iit Sol.
Ter 0t'tGrt, meldcr lie nod Dem Sta.
tlon0ball@ trnnaportirte.
Gin Mtrtb in 2 6muIitG a.
ten. - Gent Observation-Disclosures uc.
Acn Eiir1lhoit iibcrpieien mur0e ae.
ltcrll in Der uoroucltlidcn EolisciItu.
tlon 0llrd Nidter SpIou Scr Mirtb
Sumncl Snmlclion bon 9tr. 800,
NSelt e @t00leltraBe, melder ollge+
Idllloigt, on9eblid) WinocriGbri0cn
oltoboliidle @etrdnfe nerfollit 5lt ba4
ben. Eoli5tit SreO. Nmriclc be5eug,
tc, OoB Inn ooS Ncnebmcn oe5 IS.
l1brlgen Nlpboniua Sefucr bon 9tr.
1872, 6rcntont TDcnltc, llno ocS
0lcidoltrigcn Soiepb &rouic Don gtr.
1913, 9tor0 = Srenlont glucnlle, in
Der Gicnitog Noht nlligeiolen ici,
umO lit ongcgebcn bdttcn, Spiritilp-
len Don Snmllellon crlongt SIT b.
ben, Der pcrbuftet mur0e.
ScdS Womote g cfGu9niB
crbicIt 9citern Die % Sabre a. Mo-
mic Sia BON Gr. 2l2, Siio.S prine+
StroBc, oltrd, loli5eiridter @orlano
i'm oitlid)en StotionSbouie sltoittirt,
lpcil tic ibrcr &uiiengenoiiin Senriet.
ia Soro Don Nr. 203O, NIicconi1aitr.,
mGbrcno zines Streites mebrere
Shnittmunben oin Gople beigebroht
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Or. GudD'S SCindl.
Gel1ti6lono'S &crtretlng ailI Sem
Iltbcrtuloic Gpn1reB.

Moibin9ton, 3. g., -. Mtg.
- Or. Hobcrt Sod, Der betalmte
Gntbcfer 0c3 Ilbcrfel- Bacillus uuo
ser G%holerafeimc, miro ocm i'm Sep.
tenrbcr bier itattiinOcn0en internotios
nalen sGon1rcB ais amt
li6cr &crtrctcr Ger otltlden Hegies
rlltg b%tituobncn. Or. Sod meilt sur
Belt in &upon uu0 miro olf Der Hiid-
rciie ltaA 0eutlhlnnO cinige Sngc
bier ucrmeiIen. &or einem Sabre
ihl0irtc d. Sod I'M Altitroge Scr
NcutiAen Ne2icrung in Uganda,
.2Iirifo, sic %ioQenannte Sdlaifranf-
bcit. lpeIhe sort 5ablreide Cpfcr Ior-
rtrt, lnO bate gang beOelltenoe Or
ioIqe oui5mpciien. Die NborOnuna
nc8 belttiden Hei6eS miro etpa 30
OIitQlie0er 5dhleny mo ais Giibrer
ocrIclbcu meroen alrBGr Or. Sod
nod Die ioIgenoen 8eIcbrtcn Oiencn.
Or. M1rtin &irdner, @cbeimer
Gberne0ijinalrotb mno portrogenOcr
Nutb i'm prcltBiihen allltllaminiitc-
rilnt, lt1o Eroi. Or. Wilbelm SliUcr
u. 2cubc, Nrofeiior ser Yotbologie
AT ser llniperiitGt @iir5burg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Shliiisnadlridlten.

Nem Dort, II. Nlt9uit. - Ger
9nmpicr yGaronio" tit BON 2iucrpool
unACfomnlgn.
Soutbumpto II. gnuguit.
- Ger 0nmpicr n&oiicr @iIbelm
Scr @robe" iebte icinc Heiic nod
9}cm Dort tort.
Gberbourg, II. 2(ilgltIt. - Ter
1ompicr oEennipluanio", bon Ncm.
PORT nod Sam6ltrg bcitimmt, trnf
bicr Elm llnO lebtc icinc Nciie tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
-Yiit MeIpalt.

'ITT lTT-NA lfE utt
Nt(tcr- @ouoCrneltf 6ort pom Ntrp.
lyepieN >piA Dr @irtbid5aftcu N
AtJontic Gitp mif @eudit iAlie
BcH. - Cine S6lBjal @rnno7& lrD
iof 5n Ocm 3fpcc ciHbcruicn wer.
oct>
2t% NtlonticeGitn fommt sic NaN
rid}t, @ourcrnuur Sort mcrOc cincn
ser 5lrprcWc Golut 3lld0tcr Inn Giur
bgrlfln1N ciuer lpcjicQcu @rono &uru
crluhcn, mCld]er Die ModtbcillNnib
crtbeilt lUcrocu ioli. sic bier bcltcbcn,
0Cn 3uit0nOc in &crbinnrng nit Dem
9Iidof @cicb III umtcriud)cn mo.
lucnt nptbmcu0iN NutlnQcn 5t crbc.
ben. GicIc Spc}ioI @rou0 Silrp miro
olIo onNcicbcncn @iirgern Nep Ger
'ep'0 bcltcbclt, bic fir @tIontic GitD
crcptlonCllc Stcnimd fCin 8crltGno
nib babClt,
@opor Ston c%rfI1rtc, mem, lit ut.
lonticGilp Ole @irtbihoften omr
Sonntog gcihlolicn miir0cn, f6uutc
sic Barr3cStoOt cinpodcn. Gin Spnn.
tag nod clrop0iidcr Nrt lpGrc cilr.
Iod 2cbcn3bcoiirinib fiir Ntlontic.
GitN. ltcbridci1S ipijrnc Dos Siihof2.
@clcb olld in on0crcn Counties NUp.
ScrIep'S uidlt prompt bcfolgt.
Nnacblidl bot ser @oltbcrllcltr Sos
Ncd)t, III NtIontics Gitp ooS 2ricaa,
red)t 5l p%rotIomircn ulo MilitGr
oorthilt 81 icbcn, Inn Dem @ii6oi3
Wc1ct @cltltt0 1T pcrid)ofien, Sbot.
'ode IT. Dob Sdlie6lng ser &irtG
IOoIten unb GerNrii0umgSplGbc ut,
loltic Gitp'S ont Sonntog eincn @cr.
Init bcoclltcn lpiir0c, scr olli Wiaip.
men iid) bcjiiicrn miiroc. N
Ter Stobtrotb mill nilrtb Sroi
mans bcidIicben Nn6 ouc &crgnii
gitn1Slotole oin Spnntug bon Nod
mitto99 L ltbr bis Nittcrnud)t &c
oifnet ictn sitrfen. 5r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
IN South 9~tor,uolf, CONT, I

1900 Sn South 9foruoIt, CONT, lit
Die Sunlilie oeS bcfannten 9otarifers
Eroi. Sohn Iugparp on Dem @enub
uon EiIicn idJmcr ertranft, mtidc
Der Eroiciior ielbit ge5ogeu bate.
- &n Eropiocncc lit Der olid IN
NcpsOorf bcfannte 9aron Don See.
lclO fiir OrciBig Gage III Ons Gorntp.
@1iGngniB geidlidt mproer, neil er
lciHen Sotelier eincn mcrtbloieu
Gbcd oufgebGngt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Nit nidl t NJ ihncI S'NeiI-

Sit MID t NJ d II SNeilL
= Scr Monn, scr am lceten Morto9
bon ser Canton Npli5ci in bemllBtIo.
lem 3ltitunNc nnd bCm y9SSobnS sop
fins @oIpitoI" Gebrod,t milroe mo
oort om GienIto1 itnrb, oblic bos @e'
muBtIein mieNercrlougt SIT babcr, lit
nlft, ipic onBcnolnnlcn muroe, Nj.
hocl S'NciQ, &oli5iit Somcs 5.
CNtciQ bonn oItIidcn Giitritt beiid,
tigtc 9cltcrn Sen 2ciGnom lno cpn.
ltotirtc, oob c5 riht icin @r,tocr
Wthocl lei. Ter 2eid)nom milr0c
oc&boIb nod Ser @orauc gebrodIt.
Norrp Strobm an and gc,
tnngen - &orrp S%trnbnon bn9
bISber nod gciudtc angeblidc 0tit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

Gin 5upcrlGiiigcr Nc 6bcls
Sron5portcur. - NcArn Der
acknowledging onDcblid Don Sruu
Saoic %ed bon 9tr. 2i39, @orioros
Nucnuc, Cincn NoloCncn Mina cine
Sal0tcttc uno cine Wuicnltuo2l i'm
Nerthc bon 5uianlmcu SOB gcitoblcn
5l BADEN, muroc Der is Sabre olte
ISM. 2ietrid) bon 9tr. ilt3, Siio-
observation-disclosures, qcitcrn 9tuGnlittag
Nnrd) Eoli5cirid)tcr %lcucupn IN Dem
nor0oitiidcn Stotlon9hultlc ulttcr
$500 @iirAid)oit fiir 0u5 @cridtSpcr-
Iobrcn gcltcllt. Ger ill0c Mann bat
tc bei'm llnl5ltg Der Grou Ncd pom
Nr. 1St1 Horb He9cltCritroBc, nud)
ibrcr ieBigen @obnrn10 ntitNcboIien
mo bel bieicr @clcacnbcit ioa CT iid,
bic 9%cnoMnten @cgeuitGuoc angeeiN.
net bnbcrl.
Der ci 9cnc &un0emorb Ser
" 0oelSf ii hrCr. - Dor mcnigen
(ogcl crild)tc Sr. Conan pom Nr.
IL. Sin = EnppIctonitroBe, ben 80.
li5iItcn Solttb bca mcitlidcn OiitriftS,
cine Nn5obl &nubcn bon Der Ode ser
Nopplcton- lnh &ollinaitroBc fern 5lt
Goltcn. Nm 0icnitaQ 2lbcno perboi-
tctc Der 0lutrod clucn anobcn. ipel-
der Der ungcbIlhc Nniijhrcr Der Gan.
Dc lcin iouc. &n Der meitliden Noli-
%5ciitotion nod icincm9}auen aefrogt,
CAB er an, G0oic Conan SIT hciBer.
Gtc Stroic pm 81, lptlhc ibm &id).
tcr So0en iu0ittirtc, mllBte lciit so
Ter, Der @cidtuerociiibrer 5obIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
EzlErq il

lENGIl5MNz@ULilW
: 2dsIt1. I 1d9iit, aussenommen eonxtasS.
5 Gur SonntdgS.
gsftlih. 9erI. Mt. FouaI BsrI. Gan,h.
Qbsngo tptaNitts) ..1dglib 1916 y. 1926 ".
Sfisa99 (gselSSssi1. 5aeIi% tiea. ssS 2.
Ginc. II. 81. So. IGgli& 2.43 u. SEQ ".
@inc. II. ct. &c.. .Idglib 1850 %. 11.05 V.
Blfisburg.. ........ Iaglih LAD y. S.00 y.
9lttsDurg ........1 dgli1 1916 Y. 1926 v.
8,ttSbure. ...... adelt9 11.2sM 11.s2N.
@ols. u. gSbIa. -. 1ieli4 416R $50 y.
ss Der aGmSSs Sees Tlaa'' uS aa' u iStaaiSn al
g8obe:tdeen 7.CS Serin. bis 800, gbe1os.
Sribele gtbflbrt bon oer Wat. &opal'Giattun.
Tirefte Serbtuoung tn Der neneti untsnr
Citation da NaiRtngtpa NIT ailea tpbttd ssteH'
saaisiaatsn, rsrIaHen ut; sOpal,statten:
go 'e45, t7.io. +7.45, ss.S5, .s,5o, 1899.
T t2!4Ss 1870 BOZ s4. IS'4 44.65, f5.5t5 ssa aaiSa, !!5 900
1855, 500 (1imitebl, 1880, *1l % abenoS:
h~erlaiien 9amben.S Station 1000, *6.15, 1920.
~. 0 1900. 1906, 400, *4,30, 1000, 1920,
200, Fl. 20. $500, $500, 1900, 40. 90, Hoo
gorm, $1,000 Or, t12.02, .i2.25, HOO. s1.05.
IL. 90, 1900, 1896. t4.00. *4.30. 10. 100, .5.05,
Wimifeb), $1,000, *io.05, 'l1.0b, .11,s2 sbbs.
Scrm, Hips. 1850 rnb $40 9'a6n.
3aaerStpwn, Dtt. 3fopat Station, Il AZ Born.
1850 yiddnt.; 9amoetsSiatlpn, II 49,, 1900
gorm., 1850. 1900 aadm.
8pnal Vlae 2tne
aa6 Hhilabeiph!a nne Teu.DBrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
@eitcrn HiarpIano GiIenbabn.

geeinneno Z. Stunt. oerIdBt ~Stlen.Siditon.
Sdglidl.
40 Wlnrgcn5 - G6neagua. Sagerstolpr, .R.
& 2e. 5ip," Rdpre5bnro,, Johannesburg uno,
aasseHcrnterte ScnHtaSs2 Salcod nre sums
berlauo. 80
1.40 .Gn6ur. slifomoontion nan IIrion.
Brioge.
*4.53 Gu6m. - @rpreb.S6 nen8ua SquptIinte.
SagerSfutpn, Snneod, 8apnesbnrJ'. Gbnms
beraanrg, Sbippeusburg u1o, ausgenonlmeH
GuuntdQs, Sreoerid mo Smuittsburg.
Sdalidb, aisgenummcn Sunntags.
200 WiorGens - Uorf, ., nno 8. Glib, nnb
Carlisle.
7.4O MIoracns - Nifcmoontion mad YersOIar,
iopie 9ntmitS6urg.
tS.57 Wcr1ens - SGefierr @rpreb, 29eftminftpr.
6rebcrid, 3brrmnnt. @lue Rtboe, 9uend
Siftu, 0Iie Di0lintain, @abneSboro'. Gbants
ber5burg, Sn9erstrmr, Sancod, Cumberland
ilno @lfius. buffet SbferontionS sgSGeaou
1920 9indmittug5 - NIue Moiiltdir @rpreb,
WeiiiHiniter, %rlcenile (Sreecrid), 3burs
mont, @lGt Rioae. @uera Yiftn, blue Mtonas
tam mn 1dGer5tolur. Bnrlorss Sngpon.
S.25 Gahrnifla1s - Sanpilinie, Dftli6 BON
Gmurp @r9pe. fulpte Dorf, Sauober, 8ettDSs
blre ino g. mo 9. 9io.
$50 observation-disclosures na6 Snnoner.
6.t5 Observation-Disclosures nnh Union Srtoge.
Hnr samitnas.
IL 90 IbeTos - Iffumobd.icu nab linton
Bridge.
Sur euuutass.
9.20 WIoraenS - Iffnmobatton mad Union
9ribge mo S1nooer.
= SaIten rttt an BenrfbIuaniass Chiffon.
gtce.Srdf. II, Scn..@ef6dftst.' Sen 'SaN. .aqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Sin Scblihlag.

Capt. Tal0mtlt'9 HrIt'd)ttf tolllte
IltBpcrilt4 nidlt beclOcn. - Sc.
icttc GrGbtc Die llriode.
Naibiugton, :. 6, -, Mug,
- Gic critic oiiijielle 6abrt bc5 lent
barren 2uftihirieS oc5 Gopt. 9olOmin
III 9e}uJ nui SHncQi1fcit mtroe
beute 9Ibeno untcruommcn. Sic Ell.
0ete obcr in 6olgc oc5 @rufcS zines
cIrftriiden Grobte5 zines Ser Noto-
rem in einem 6cblidlog. Gte Erii-
iltngabeb0r0e miro bclttc eltideioen,
CD sic aeItrige Iobrt ais elmer Der
6rti &eriude ge5GbIt lUcrocn ioa, SIT
oClcn Gapt. 9ol0pin bercdtist lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
MarDlanb G. GcnninIpan;a 81. 81.

7.30 goan., mad yorf. ause. -Gonntae.
$50 8prm, mad Selfa, nur Sonntags.
$50 Gorm,., mad gelair, elsg. Gonntags.
11.30 Sorm., nab gsIair, auSg. GamftdeS
tub Gonntngs.
100 gtahm., mad geIuir, MIR GountaeS.
1.20 9iadm., mad 8cIair, inir Sarnftdgs.
$50 9u6m., nod Yorf, nlisg. GonntaaS.
4.05 9tadbn., nab Teita, uur Gonntae5.
b.15 9,d6m., mad 9eInir, diisa. Sonnins3.
6.10 Ibeuos, nod Delta, ausg. SountdqS.
hoo Nbenos, mad Delta, Mir SonnfagS.
11.30 gbeu6s, mao 9eIair dusg. GonntaaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
sapnal glne 2tne
dadh Hhilabetpbta uuo E~etu.t1pYf

lluW gefpsDptr ftnb W
rstt gum gsbrauh in Der Gdn1oeD uno Dd.
Rg9a z tation I'M 1000 GebHoS.
Nerteroirura bon 5innni 1T 9 plafs ober B0es
ior'Waggons. Speifernten etc. teroen f&neq be-
ieret PEE aeleptun III auen tcIeenben BILLET
Yiireal.:. Charles un5 81ItinoreFStrabe Cd
g., ct. RduI 1924, ooer Nb., Gonrtlanb 1901;
Wst. 5tobai'S tat:on. 9. 4 g., Wft. Bernon 312S:
eaiuosns Statipr Observation-Disclosures g. p,
O.. BauI $40, ober T.b., GourtIanb 2720: mn
gr. 52G. Glib, 8rcaotpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Mcrdants &c Mincrs transport. So

lWWUftf'TIWIt,
Srddt uno 4aiinaicrt.
9tadl 9pitun uuo bent Often.
Sicnita9, Suiireritag. GdnftnB uio Gonnfde.
6 llbr glbennS.
& Tndl Grpuiocnce nno benz Sitcn.
Wontna. Srcitlq. S1mitua, 6 llbr Ibenos.
= Gadl Nclupprt.g,eire nnb 0rrinlf.
SdqIld, anSlenommeu Wittluod. 6 lhr ghenbs.
fir h~erfclbcn 9a0 abI1brenbe Gnmpfer.
Nndl Sauaunnb limb oem Siorn.
Nienitna, 6reitaa. 6 llbr NbenhS.
=. a.. Wc9,eii, Nqent, Bier Srh Siios9ah. ctr.
G13S&S-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Baltimore Gampf Eafct 81.

Sic Der. Stantcrs Boit bcf5rbernb.
Gampfcr ,eiratnin" (neul, uNlnbama,"
,@euraia." uScunrifeen
, SAMPLER fa6rcl tiRIi6a GonntnSs nuseenont.
men BON ben "0at.2iHie". Rlers. Tr. IDS,
giabt. strafe, go .gbcnSs. brett mad Slo
9uniten hes StiocilS. &erbinbunq in SIS
Eoint Comfort nit Der &C. & .. @ifenbnbn".
Ia6 Ritmnnn. %erbinoung in 3ortSmout6 null
Dem pGcn9onro 9tir Cine ioIihem 8ier rob
PortSlnortb uno 9!iInntn. On Norfolf @erbtns
olina nit Der yStInntic Coat Cine" Hurfu!f
lno ,rcitIt6 mn oCIo Dominion Cine" ndn
Getpbsrtt &GIbington, Sag, Ridmono. @n..
linh Neuz port.
MnbL5ctien nn6 curopdiTdem RIore. Qurli.
ri5fc aniiiien8imncr. cleTiriihe ReIcubtuna.
Sdnlpfbci8unO. aoien frct, Ncierpirte aaiiitcit.
thinner in ben @iuet'9iireonr Der Bah Cine
gr. t07, SitsRnItinoresStrnbe Nr. 506-5Os,
9iobt etrGbe; 9. 81. 9. Office, SiiooIisGde Der
baltimore unb GnIuertsStrube; Continental
9ru't 0ntIoin0" uno MIbaueD'S Nr. 100, Noro.
GbGrlr2 Strnbe.
Suhn ", shcIfuoun, e.. 0rpfun
TitesRrdf. II. Sen. sWlatagcr. Gen. sEaii. .sIgent
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
Madrid and Its Climate.

Along the Mediterranean shore Spain
presents a narrow ribbon Of fertile,
delightful country. The region Is often
called ''the garden Of Spain"
1t Is a great contrast to pass from
these tropical shores to the wind swept
plains Of interior Spain. The level
country inclosed by the quadarrama
and the Cantabrlan mountains forms
In the west an extensive wheat grow
Ing region. Toward the east as the
rainfall decreases pasturage encroaches
upon arabic culture. In New CASTLE,
on the south of the Guadarrama and In
about the center Of Spain, the political
capital has been placed. The level coun-
try in which It has been dropped, as
II by accident, is for the most part a
waterless plain, swept In winter by the
piercing winds from the naked noun
talns of the north, sweltering in sum.
mer under the effect of the suns rays
on bare rock and soil.
The climate Of Madrid has been
tersely described by its inhabitants as
'three months Of winter and nine OF
hades,"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
OF delivering addresses, 1t Is ex-
pected that about 1000 delegates
will attend.
| x LANDS TRADED
FOR SKYSCRAPER
fFrom TUESDAYS DallyD

r, S. Allen g. Co., OF Houston, who
about a year ago purchased the bulk
OF the river lands OF the old Tx
ranch, have lately exchanged 9O,-
900 acres of this land or all but n
small portion or II for the Liggett
building, a sixteen-story skyscraper
in ST., Louis, The West End Realty
company Of ST. Louis trades the
building for the land at a valuation
OF $1,250,000, and the new owners
assume Indebtedness against the
building OF $661,OO0.
The Llggett building was finished
In the spring OF last year by the No
vember Investment company, 1t has
a frontage Of 115 feet on Chestnut
street, and a depth of 100 feet on
Eighth street, st. Louis. The fee
under which It is owned by the Lig-
get estate and is under 99-ycar
lease at an annual rental of 500
900. This has about ninety-eight
years to ran.
The Tx lands which the Allen
company has thus disposed of are the
lands in which pat Paffrath, the
we'll known stockman and promoter
OF Fort Worth is interested, The
Allen company had for time plan
ned to develop colonization prop
osition on the land and sell It in
small tracts 10 dairy and small stock
farmers. It Is said that the owners
will follow up the plans suggested
by the Allen company and will push
the sale OF the land In small tracts
to farmers from the middle west.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
HONEY Ants,

Certain Mexican ants are selected by
their kindred as storehouses Of honey,
They are fed with honey until the alb
domen speedily becomes smooth and
round and so filled with honey that
the skin is transparent. These ants are
doomed to pass the remainder Of their
lives as mere honey cells, from which
their kindred extract the honey when
It is required. There are several speci-
mems OF these ants In the British mu-
scum with the honey still within their
transparent bodies. The Mexicans raid
the nests Of these ants for the sake Of
the honey that their bodies contain.
and the ants are eaten raw as sweet
meats.
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swaln's mate VIII forget how to pipe,
Scrub aud wash clothesg"
5,1SS@ FINE PRINTS. sStssE
Care With Which They Are Treated
by Amateurs and Collectors.


How careful collectors aud amateurs
OF fine engraylngs are OF their treas
ures Is illustrated by n written agree
mont that local firm OF dealers In
such things had TO sign recently whom
they wanted TO borrow several particu'
larry rare cngravngs for an exhibition
they were to have In their galleries.
The owner OF the prints Insisted that
from the time the box In which the
prints were sent TO the dealers was
opened In the shop no hands but those
OF the junior partner OF the firm were
10 touch them. The owner stipulated
expressly that the member Of the tirm
was to take them out Of the box. frame
them himself, hang them on the walls
and when the show was over follow
the prints back through these various
stages until a porter was ready TO
screw the cover OF the packing box on
again. The prints were so rare and
fine that the junior partner cheerfully
agreed TO all Of these conditions for
the sake OF showing the engravings,
That the prints were extremely rare
may be appreciated from the fact that
before two OF them In particular came
into the private collectors possession
he made n special journey to Stuttgart,
Germany. to see them. and when he
looked at them he left an open order to
a dealer In that city to buy them, no
matter what they cost, He got them,
but he paid the highest price ever
known for such engravlngs to bring
New York Press.
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CRANKY METAL.
Moods and Mystery That Are En-.
bodied In q Piece Of Steel.

Moods and Mystery That Are En-
bodied In a Piece Of Steel.
A cutlery company will make a hun
dred rasors from the same piece OF
steel by the same process, and part OF
the razors will be good and part Of
them bad. II may be fifty Of one kind
or seventy.hve or tweuty-tive-nobody
knows. The maker doesn't know; the
buyer doesn't know. BARRIERS say that
even the price doesn't seem TO make
much difference. You may get good
razor for n quarter or bad one for So.
And the same razor will get contrary
edge today, 30 that you can hardly
shave with II, and tomorrow, without
additional sharpening, 1t win work like
a charm.
One tap will go on bolt easily and
stay there. Another tap will hardly go
on at all. A third may be screwed on
tight and snug and yet keep coming
off in spite of all that can be done.
Sometimes men that work with ma
chimes have a premonition Of coming
disaster, as do the men that sail on the
seas or thread the winding paths Of
the big woods. Nature as well as
pieces of mechanism seems able to com
municate to man why they are In n
calamltous and threatening mood. -
Chicago Tribune.
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lrrom Tuesday,s paIlyl

Fort Worth, Feb, ll,-Broodng
over III health, Linton c. Hutchins,
second vice president OF the Fort
Worth National bank, killed himself
Sunday morning between $3.50 and
10 O'CLOCK 4 44-caliber revolver
was pstd and one shot was fired,
Tho bullet entered the left temple,
ranged upward, passed through the
Uranium and out above the right
ear, The tragedy was enacted in the
washroom of the bank at the corner
of Main and Fifth streets, No one
heard the report OF the revolver, and
the dead body, lying face upward on
the floor, was not found until past
ii o'clock
Meancholia is the sole cause as
signed for the act by physicians and
associates, Notes left by Mr.. Hutch
jns, which were written Saturday
afternoon, tend to confirm this be-
lief, Banking or money affairs had
nothing TO do with the deed, IRE
sponsibilty, superinducod by over
work, is the only solution, as the
notes are silent as to the reason for
suicide
His accounts with the bank are
correct in every detail, and his pri-
vate financial matters are known to
be in good shape. and no cause other
than tho foregoing theory seems to
explain the sad affair,
The coroners inquest resulted in
this verdict by Justice r. Il. Brat
ton:
lie came to his death from the
effects of a pistol shot wound in his
head inflicted by his own hands with
suicidal intent"
In one of the notes left Mr., Hutch
Fms said that his accounts with the
bank we're correct and accurate in
every respect, and his associates In
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Bullet Through Heart.
Big Presbyterian Meeting.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 11.--What
probably will prove to be one Of the
most important meetings in the his
tory of the Presbyterian foreign mis-
sionary work, convened here this aft
ernoon when the Presbyterian mems
foreign missionary conventions com
posed of delegates from each OF eight
eastern synods of the church will
hold the opening session. During
the convention which continues I'M
til Thursday the foreign missionary
situation will be discussed in oil its
various phases and many prominent
clergymen signified their intention
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W. A. Christian left this morning
for Mclean in response to a message
telling az the serious illness OF his
brother A. ]. Christian at that PLACE.
Max zwirn, j. V. Pottinger and
y. A. Travis left yesterday evenhg
to attend the remains of julius stone
to Texarkana where the burial will
take place. ~
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That maybe" was prophetic, but
still gave no hint as to his purpose.
After leaving the Record Office be-
tween and o'clock he chatted
with several friends on tho street,
going to his room in the Worth
about Z,
Bcll Boy Finds Body.
Just what he did then Is not
known. A little after s o'clock a
bell boy found his dead body lying
on the floor of his room, On a table
was a pad Of hotel stationery, and
on top of this the note. written in
pencil in bold, firm hand, asking
that his family be notified Then
removing his hat, coat and vest and
laying them carefully on the bed,
he seated himself in chair at the
foot Of the bed, facing the door, and
placing the muzzle of a 3S-caliber
pistol directly over his heart, he
fired, In the paroxism which fol-
lowed the contraction Of the muscles,
he flung the pistol from him, 1t
shrinking against the wall, six or
seven feet away, where 1t was found.
Death must have been instantaneous
as the body rolled from the chair
and was found lying prone on his
face, his head resting upon one arm,
as If asleep. But great red blotch
on the carpet and the tell-tale car
mine where the bullet emerged told
that Eric Gambrel was resting in
the long sleep.
Bullet Through Heart.
The bullet had passed entirely
through the body, tearing its way
through his heart and the back OF
the chair, and was found lying on
the window sill on the opposite side
the room.
Justice Bratton Viewed the re-
mains and examined his effects. In
his ocket he had 1855, small
knife and few letters from his wife.