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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
"a TuHcttc'S 9lnflnoCu.

Der itrcitbarc equator Ga Sol
lcttc bon 9Ei@conljn l0bt nidt lodcr.
Gr bat porQeitcrn icinc NnfloNcn &c.
gen 0u@ bcrrid)cnoc 6inan5z mo Sn.
o%uitric Spitcn fortgcicbt. Gr lo9t,
Dab cr bic 30bl hCrcr, mcld)c ollie &ll.
0uItric'n bc5 SonNc@ Cortroltrtcl>,
nit bun0crt nod III bod 0cgrlflcl
hubc. %n YTrtlidtcit met0c 0iclt
Gontrolc M elmer uicl Q]eringcrcn
Nn5obl Ser 6%inon5Nr0Bcn olS0cilbt.
Nl9 S,crnc crltcr @r6Bc nonntc "a
6olEttr WIorQou, Hodclcllcr mnN
pir5Cbn mCitcrc Nontcn Scr NoM
finon5. Sic NCibc Gcr oStcrnc 5luCi
ter @r0bc" lit CtlunS lduNcr mo Die
brittle @rlrppc, 81 lucldCr or ouA
Ocn 9tClp Morfcr Scuotor 0cpcm rtdJ
net, oicnt mcbr 5llr Experimentation
mo Icforotion. Ger Senator
mcint 5rm Shllrb, Oob No5 Icbtc
Stiin0Icin oiCicr Nrrrcn bol0 idIo
0cn mcr0c. 9o3 lit cine Wcbolp.
trnln bic mcnig WlulbCn iin0Cu
miro, mcnn1lCi6 c& cine crnItc &c
inbr iii. lpcnn icd5cbn 6%inonlgr0bcn
critcn TonNcS mo cine Nn5nbI Stcr-
lie 5ucitcr mo 0rittcr Wr0Bc Gas in
oIitricuc, %iinon6icllc mo conlnlc;.
5icllc &cbcn niCicr NcplbIif controli
rcn. Senator 90 Gollcttc mciIt "a.
rnuf bin, Onb bic COMPLICATION lrl0
Standardization in in0ltitrirQCu Ne.
tricbcu un0 GilUlbnbncn III OCn let
ten picr &obrcn bon 20 MilIorOcr
Collars oli 81 Millior0cn QclticQcn
ICt ulio INN mcDr ais 80 Frojcnt.
0nbci icicn 0ic Gombiuotioncn BON
9onfcr, Er,1tS nn6 &CrIi6crltngS
Wclcllihnitcn niht cinmul cingcrcd).
net. 0u3 HingCn nm Ole &Crr
idoit babe bic STANDARD Oil" @ts
lclidnit mo Ntorgon 81 elmer Gonn
billation pcranlnbt, 0anit lie un0crc
an sic @on0 oriidcn fonntcn. Sic
oItc @c0ncrihoit ici bcigcIegt, mo
bic bciOcn Tinon5iiirltcn orbcitctcn
icbt &ouO i1 &onb, Inn Die fIcint.
rem bon Sen @ro6clt cln5ltitcdcn.
Sill lei gclchrt mpr0cL Dab CS I'M.
flug ici, OCn 8robcn Sppolition 81
mo6cn. SIC @oulo'id)cn Sntercis
len milrbcn bon scr TpdcfcQer Mors
gan Tcrcini9unQ pcrIhluugcn. Scill.
&C un0 Wtorlc icicn mGbrcn0 Scr let
ten Eonif IN Die SoldIc Ncltcdt NOR
sen. Sic &onocrbiltS fountcn ibrt
Gontrolc nidt Hunger hcbouptcn mo
iGbcn bcrcitS sic Sd)rift on Scr
@nub. 9ic lcttc SAINT lei unfluG
gcplnnt itn0 olt&0cfiibrt lpnrocn. IS
lciCn Sobci mot,6c oltc H%cdrnunNcrl
bc0lid)cll mnrbClt, mo ha& Spltcnl
babe iif bic Gontrolr iibcr Snou
Itric'n 81 biuigcn Grciicn gciid)crt.
Nebcnbci lei and sic n9rittc Ser
min @cuc0ltng" o|bgcnuurtit morocn.
Scuntor So 6ollcttc lunr ein Nes
formr Woupernellr il lcillcm Stonp
mo iett icine Tciornorbcit o,td) ais
Scnotpr tort. Gr glaltbt, ipnS CT IN
iciucn Ncbcn iibcr sic 2cltte. pcld)c
Nic ToniL nod icincr gniidlt berbcl-
gciiibrt boben ioGen, io0t; glollbt an
cine &cridnuorrmQ scr @clofiirltcn,
Die lid) rGdlct molltcn mo pplitiId)r
3pcdc ncriol1tcn. IS lit idmcr 81
glnubcn. Tic llriodcn Scr &onuf
liencn sum SbciI olid) on0crSlpo mo
iino monui9fodcr, ais Senator Ga,
6olcttc lie biuitcat. 9Gbcr mcnll
nltd, Der Scnotor bot Gin @ilo chi,
moricn, 0oS III grcllcu Sorben 5cigt,
lpobin mir treibcli, meun cS 10 mel
Ter gcbt SIR EIutofrotic, sur SEER
lhoit cinigcr Sinon5 sG6niac, mclht
nod immcs gr0berc NiiQionen-%cr
nt0gcn %onb1ufen.
TYT--T -
RniuIouNfS fnrfiihr RcSrr
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Martha 2oniia Guntens6crocr.

U llatb AM y. Wiur3 f0OSWinrthn YUnIin
@untrnebcrGer, Gcltcbie loC5lcr Don .tlbcrt II.
Supblu SlmtcnobcrAer, I'M Alter uuu If YiOraa
rem mo y IuneH. Sic &eeroiqunH iiloCt
Gunncritng, ocn 20. U,dr3. gtu1utltuNa 1 llbr
80, non OCT lSobmllg ibrcr Giterlt, gtr. 222,
Salt HluCnuC, aus ltuit. SD
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SupBia :. Hapin.

Is iinrb am 20. Mldri 1908 sup6tn =. Gas
ina. I'M <cr bon - %uUrCn. Sic NccyoiNuHH
itnoci 6rcitrn, 3 lbr 80 y'Ohmtitu9s, BON Der
AobnuuG ibre9 SubnCS Tu6n IS. Scltinp. Ar.
&c mo SrclrOe iiuo ctHGclubeH. Der Iruucrs
icicr bci3utpobrcn. Vcticbung prirdtiul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Warp Huicn6crGcr.

IS itdrb am 81. Ut0rB 1908 Warn Ruicnbcrs
qCr, Satin oCo ucritOrbcucn Srcbcrid 3iuiCn-
berger, II. !. Z. Sic Nccroiauig iiuhct Snm-
itnH, I'M : llbr &OrHittuNa. bon Der SGubnu1g
ibyCr Iodtcr, Srun Nlllc ScculC. glr. Az.
mcilc in Der a. GlIp6onlil Nir6c Iml . u6r.
NeticBllrN prindltm drl ocll 81. Gr,oicr 5rlcos
Doic.
CgSoiDtnoton, .. G., 3citrnGcn pouen cell.
Cupiren.) I'D tSG4S) I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Snntn q. Tiufclncu.

IS iturb an M,ittpoh, bcn -. Uidri 1905.
II llbr &ormitiuns, Gmmn St.. Siptclocn, Gin
size IodtCr bon 6rdI 50. y. 5ttfel6cu. in i0rcr
lcptcn &SobnnnQ. gtr. 1901, SiiOsGbnrIcssStr
i'm 80. Sabre iGrCa Ycbcns. Sic NccrbiglHH
finoct Samitaa, > llbr Nu6ntittuG5, npn ibrcr
lcGtcl %SpGUtHl aus HIATT. $3.50
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UtaCDnlcun Edlurr.

IS itnrb an u. Mdr5 1908 in ibrer lcttcu
lSo6lullG. M. 900. SGitcrn 9lOcunC, WinGoalcna
bcrid SGburr, I'M 81. Sabre ibrc5 HGbens. Die
Nccroi9ulH lilloci SrcituH, yiudmiltapS I llbr.
80 non ibrcr lCBtcn 2SobuunG ans itutt. Ncrs
luuuhtc mo 6rcuuoe limo adiungouuu cin0CIas
Den, bCiiupubHCn. STD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Observation-Disclosures.
Garcnn occ not,SpnirplcurS,
NRnfhhnma

Baltimore. no, II. WidrB 1908.
IS miro btcrmit bctalnt GCladt. bab Die
3uerlbeilulG oCr Stdrtoe lttr oCt nclten Geltre
Ectaile .Jinrtt am I. @pril %crfoIGtll miro; Ser.
fnucIt. lucIGc Stunoc Int oiclent .Qtdrit III
iitbcrl piiHlhcrL uluNcn tbrc gppliiuitulcl uh
ocn 3itlis-JturItmCiitcr ridtctt, Ocr iddltb 8iuis
fhcu , mo . llDr gtadulittugs M Ort mo
Stcllc GmpcicuO icit lno aenauc SnfnculGtlptl
DcjtDlib ~SubrcsmtCtBc Ii. I. ~. crtbetlen miro.
@GrrD Il. 9uopcr,
StaoisGuHtrulelr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

Aud in Eittsburq babcn
lid Ole Ncltld) Imcritdlcr alfAc-
roiit uno NcAcn Erobibition un0
Utltdcrtbltm 0c%nlonltrirt. 0ua Dor
tige .&%oIt3bIott lno Srcibcit3irclmO"
ld)rcibt barber: .llngeiGbr odttnll.
len0 WiGnncr bctbciligtcn lid an ser
gcItrigcn INSTRUMENTATION, bie in
Der Mulifbnllc ocS gllaltclllmg9-@c-
ball0ca ltnttlolO; cS mar cin Sicgca.
LEO, cin SriumpbcsIic0. IS brnltdJt
ms nldt l0ngcr bollge 81 lein, lOpcit
0a@ lucltltde YcnnIplpanicn in BE
trod)t fomnlt, 0u meroen Die ElGnt
Der Glntelnl1rmer 5t nidtc Qcn1ad)t
mcrocn. <pp un0 flor mlr6c &c
tern Nbcn0 bon 0en Hc0ncrn in ser
groBcn %oltaOCrlnmmlllng fltno 0cz
than, bub nSocol Option" llid)ta Nl1-
ceres lei ais pcrIGnlihc Nclldclci
lu1O mirtbidoitIihcr Sicbito6l. @clm
Die Sbcilncbmcr nl Der gcltrigcn
MoIIcnocrlammIung ibre Eiliht OILS
Sllr9cr eriilIlcn Damn miro ser 0roBc
Stnnt YennipIponicn irci uno ieillcn
ilr Itrcn llcbcrIieicrumBcn trcll blci.
ben. @cltcrn mir0e ocn1pnitrirt, ant
II. Npril 0ilt'S 81 ltimnlcn, uilr iiir
loldc Gnnoioatcn, oie nit ms fir
6rcibeit nno %oltsnobliobrt iino.
Ger 9cltriAe Sog miro cincn Gbren.
tag III Der @cihihtc oeS Gclttid)- ame.
ritnncrtblntS BON @cit E%enninlpa-
nien biIocn. Gle 9abn lit irei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
!Scmru SGgCr,

Us itnrb ant Ntihpob Miotqen' in g%8ofbinRs
ton :. 8. Ncnrn Snacr. Sic 9'ccrhiGnllN lin
hct G%rcitun. Den -. Mtdr8, , llhr 80 |J!nhmit
tags. bon lir. tt13, 7. Strubc u. II, aus iiatt.
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

6iinf5iG Der 0r0Btcn
Sllltiu6tcn IN 0clt Ger. StQatclL I'M
@clnmmltncrtbc pom $i,000,000, cins
ld)licbcn0 ,Sobu ,Sncob Nitor, @cor0c
@oulO, Trnnt @oulo, i. ". %on0cr-
biIt, Hobcrt &. Sooo unO George
2ot0cr ~gcb0ri1c 6nbr5clgc, lpcrOcn
pom ibrrn Gi9cntbiimern 5llm Der
foltf oiicrirt. 9lld Elm 3ci6cn Scr
3cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Baltimore ScntCtcrp.

Siircau: Sranflin.Sloa, Baltimore. u. Surtbtr.
ScetdhrtBpIltc sum Scrtdnf bon $25 nj,
r,lf liormprptottct dhQcNrcuSt $50. ~ VloS
fir bier Srihcr. Sreie gcnibuitQ Der anpeue
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Guntt61O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Surraiuc.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SSciiIib bon 9SulbcCuf cine mo eire babe
Wtcilc. Iipint &GaNs9SaQQruS llo lorraine
S%SuNNpns hircft bis sum GinNnug. Ncioc Sc
Icpbonc. Gtan: Gilrcau I'M 3pcitcn Glur oes
.%llnion Gruf!s0cndubc9." GGprles. NIB 6ahettr.
Straic. lN(aii1S,q &S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
2un0cn=

Sircnn: Gr. 81, 2scit. Sarutpaes strahe, NIB
&,anpts Ginaang, Srcbcrids 3irao.
WcgrdbntBpllbc BON $50 an inter beitiuoi0er
slitlllul, SChnliluIulIIcl, @cpiuoc. IIIdl8clt etc.
lucrhcn i'm Ircibbnnie nm 3nnptsSinanlia acs
tlInncll. llnfer slacnt iuiro, pcn1 gepilnibt,
bnrfprchcn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

SamcnIdnciocr.
Grpert Suincil- uno .Sabit"sS6nciber Ruis
fen 9Grapiirt. Susarman, 1903 9lpro.Srcmunt.
Apeuue. CSan3u-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

HoiuIano's tiirfiidc SGbcr,
GaniiabIs.1ebanSe eoitamt eeoen. etets often.
lSus22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

q od) 0cn @crc6 nun0cn 023
Stotijtiihcn hints belief lid nit Pin,
l0nN 6c3 Sobre3 19CS 0ic @Cu0lrc-
RING &toIien'S oui 33,Gl0710 Sec
len. Gic lcttc &olt8}GblmlM Sic por
licbCn &nbrcL ont 10. 6cbruor 1901,
DorQcnon1mcn murOC, CrNnb cine an
iGiligc @cu0lterlmH uon 32,965,50l,
cine 0nmciC10c ppu 32,I75,253 Sec.
len. @ci Sem &crQlcid lit bic lcBtc
3ificr III @rln0c }u lcNclt; Is crgicbt
lid bnber IN Den iicbcu &obrcn cine
3%unobntc bon 1,1G5,l57 in2gcionmt
o0cr pom 1G6,l9l i06rIid. &m Sabre
1871 mar bic @cp0Ifcruug oC2 &0nig,
rcidS olf 2G,S0i,15l or,NcmoNicn,
iporou5 ii6 lin sic 3G Sabre bis
Drl'tc cin Sobrca ilppod& BON Ourd).
i6nittlid) t90,2GS crgicbt. Ger 81.
luoda scr lcttcn iicbcn Sabre mar
oIio 0crin8er ais Der our6idnittIidc
lett ISL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26


Ter @oibinqtoncr & D T.
lciponOcnt oe3 ,@oui9p. N%n5cigcr"
lhrcibt ans Der Wlu0c9= 0ulIptItuOt:
Sic 0cmotrotiidJcn 5iibrcr lcbcn nit
groBcH Mobl0cfallcn Die Sitlutiun
in 0clt rcpublitonii0Cn Ncibcn an,
100 c9 Den geIhIogcncn Gonicrpoti-
ben tGNlih un0cmiithIidcr miro, ga
ScfrctGr Colts StGrfc piicntunoigcr
miro. Goit g GcIc0utcn mcrocn IN
often Gbcilcn oc3 %unoC9 gcm0bIt
mo bic conierpotipcn N@cpublitoncr
oltcn Shlngca bctroMtcn Die &obr=
ld)cinlidtCit bon 5oit'9 GrmGbluug
init nidt Gr0Bcrcm HSoblgcio0cm oils
tic nod bier lucitcrc Sabre H~oolcpcIt
c@rluortcn miiroen. Sic fGlnpien ouf'9
McItiNltc. I'M Elm Gn0c 81 pcrbins
ocru, pcId)cS unDcrnlciOlid) ihcint,
mo ic mcbr lic ibrc cigcnc Obnmndlt
iiiblcrL ocito cntlhloiicncr iinO lie,
ibr 3icl III crrcidcn mo cincn Con.
lcrpotipcn 81 c%riudblcL o0Cr ionIt
bic Mtollcrn bcS Eortcincb0u0ca iibcr
i'd 5uionmcn 5t rcibcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
SIT. SIinct Ecnctcrh.

SitGana an Srcocrids 9iono.
Cots gu berfnIieu inter lcihicn gcoineungcn.
SerfnuissgloCni u. G. Snlnneb,
Cams sos NIHcriean0Ioq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

Rad elmer BPS &obr 1906
cinid)IicBen0en itntiitiiden 3ulom-
mcnltcIlng bate G~eutid)lono ON
GnOe oieie5 SobreS rlno 101a Dill
lioncn ltulpilidtige Ginocr. Gapon
murocn 9,179,365 III ocn GpIfslfi,lcr
un%terrid)tet. Gie 3obl Scr &olfaihu.
len belief lid oilf Gigs. Seit oer
Sabre 1901 moren 1879 Shulen unb
S11,4S3 SdiiIer bin5ugefommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

lUabrenb ii1 Die 3oDl ser ooQbeidGi,
tigtcn ScbrfrGite III Dem qleiden
3citrulm1e ln 20,O57 pcrmebrt bate.
lo2 &crbGltniB 3miidcn &cbrern II.
Scbrcrtnncn bat iid) in Sen lcbten
Sobrcn ctuoS SIT lln9ulitcn Scr 2CD-
rcr Ucrldobcll. @Gbrcno i'm Sabre
1901 Don ie tCO poIbcid)Gitigtcn
50 2cbrcr uno 10 2chrcrinncn porcn.
tomcn I'M Sabre 1906 ami bull0crt
&cbrtr6itc nllr nod 80 2cbrcr uuo
is &cDrcrinncn, Gie 3obI scr oltf
cine &cbrfroit entioQcnocn Sdiiler
mar bon 81 olrf 81 5ltriidgcQongcn;
0ic @0dit5obl Der ouf cine 2c6rfrait
cntfoIlcnbcn Shiller belief Ii6 olti
50, Die nicOri0lte 3obI otf 3S. Gen
b6dlitcn Nltfmon0 fir oo8 0iientlidc
Sdulpcicn modt Berlin nit %
Collars iGbrlid pro Schiller, Sen
nicOrigitcn S6oumbur8-2ippc nit
mn lcln Collars jdbrIid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

,2oco( Sptipn fomm t
elmer %finon5iclcn &otoItropbc liir Die
Stoot Ncm.Norf QIcid)", io0t Gor.
i~rplcltr Mct bon Ncu 9)orf. v&rl
@roB Ncm 9)orf iinN 10000 Sdont-
pl1bc. bon ocncn sic Stoot 6 Wiuio.
men Golfers bcSicbt. &onnlcn Ole
III &caion. 10 nl,tb bic Stcucrrott
cntIprchcno itcigcn, uno iiberoic3
miiroc @utnNcigcntbum i'm Ncrtbc
bon &lmocrtun Wtiuionen Collars
mebr n6cr menigcr cntmcrtbet iucr.
BEN" S1 Ilbonp miro nGmlib Der
Gcrilrd) Qcmod)t, olld) hic Mciropolc
onl &u0ion inter Die 2ocol Option.
Slld)tcl 81 bringcn. NcmzYorf un6
2ocol Sptionl Soltc mon'3 iiit
moglid) bolicn. 9lbcr mir lino ia i'm
2onbc scr nnbcgrcn5tcn M0glihfci-
ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31
Coddie Prize Dogs.

Such espionage is Very important. The
die prize dog. and in the train of over
feeding come many ills. Overhea ting is
also dangerous. Here is where the au-
tnority on dog beauty eXerls her mastery.
She tells what is wrong. preScribaS the
remedy and can enforce her positive or
der that the dog only be fed with wha;
she dictates.
OF the more famous women exhibitors
of dog shows who have baen active lately
the name Of Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt
stands out. Her French bulldogs ara re
garicd dangerous opponents for any
foe. Miss Kitty Cameron and Mrs. Ar
thur Scott Burden. formerly Miss cynthia
Roche. have Landed d number of prizes
with their bull terriers.
The Misses de Coppet are entrants of
dogs at all big shows. their allegiance be-
ing III favor of Welsh and Irish settlers. u
somewhat unusual preference for women.
Mrs Natabie and Mrs. Perry Belmont
can never get over telling how fond they
are of their Pomeranians.
OF the larger dogs Russian folfhounds
have many admirers: have Chow
Chows. from China. and Belgian griffons
The Mexican hairless dog has not been
able to make any headWay for milady
has for dog that is queer ugly
Tie passion for The bulldog marked the
end OF the worship of the grotesque i'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31
Personality of First Governor.

IA. Ponce was = rnnlant.- i2,rr lie
-, LETT his Imprint ~ the entire IS
trcr, southern section and outlying dis
tii,ts ~ the United states.
Ills name conveyed lis birthplace. 4
Mas H. :. town ~ ii.,- name % Ponce de
Leon thai il. Was tola ia ! $50 81 n"b!"
brit IL .uisr.d tN- military service .;
Ferdinand AMI isa Drll.. AID speedily d.
t'GSl;iSreG himself. Ills mos notable
proc isseS .: yaint. having heeH - t'.:Es'
against Tie MnorS. Ni."n lie ending -
tia. long conflict pat Tire I.lToHe 81 SPAN
III !, position 10 entertain the plans If
tne Gcnoesc dreame.. Columbus. aud
firal. &c his expedition in search ~ W"
Short route - India. Ponce would gladly
hay. been member % the expedition
fo- things - an adventurous nature
appealed strongly 10 him. but HnfnT-
trnat.Iy the king had other work for
4iu. 50 that Tie gallant be LcoA Was
moi rnen able I" enDain under Column
bus.
As coverno: If Tie eastern province
of Hispaniula IL had gained considerable
knowledge Of administration. and when
Columbus set otit Oh MS second "Trip Ponce
wa III the party. His enchanted eyes
saw The beauties Of Porto Rico. and lie
expressed the desire tia, he might live
there forever as suprenl" controller Of
liz island Tor me good Of his king and
country His wish was speedily granted
Ponce tool. AZ his residence near the
tow.l that now hears Ms name.
For seven years ne renamed there. i
deepotic bat at the same time pro-
2r,Ssiy. ruler. Stories OF galanErN 81
incidents in which he figured. are still
told stories Of beautiful Spanish and
natlre ladies who gave their hearts - lie
distinguished explorer knight and admin
istrator
Tn. aggreSs!unS OF age alone gave Woe
"a the ruler H.. loved life. the world
AMI all its good things. Some "andrrcl
told the story ot a fountain oI youth on
th- mainland on the upper part Of The
pcf1i! Suia that now marks The southeast
era extremity nf Inric sam : mounds.
Ponce IL. Leon determined II 20 ANA
seek nut This masic waller. there -
battle - llI:ii he could laugn IL thu
passing - Years and always femaill
young
/, Has III March. i"Io, thai gay Oh
tOuTagt moved att of lie island. lonta.
sailed Tor Florida He landed !."ar what
i Iipa Tie mecca for the natoG's wealth
ami fashion in Writer. -. AucH-tit.s
Ti.. faWr. covered iaud locked 80 n!Hei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31
An Unfailing Sign.

From he Youths COMPANION.
y lady who was perfectly We'll bat fan
citd sine was suffering from fever called
on old and experienced physician To
consult him. She described her symptoms
at some length. and he listened patiently.
Al last he said:
II think l understand your case. madam.
ST perfectly still :; few moments and let
look AT you.
She complied. ana he eyed her attentive
ly for nearly minute. glancing al his
watch once twice IN the meatltlme.
There is nothing the matter with YOU,
madam he said. You haven't the
slightest Indication of fever. Your heart
beat is perfectly normal.
why. how do you know. DOCTOR" she
asked in surprise. You didn't feel OF
my pulse.
Il didn't need to- he answered. II
counted the vibrations of the ostr ch
feather OF your hat" And he bowed her
out.
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Fascinated by Shows.

Inc smaller varieties are. spunii,d vim
homogeneous. aandspn. collars hor.s ~
ribbon. sweaters ard With rubber boots
for rainy weather
The dog VII" fails INFO tie hands 81 me
queen 81 fashion has 10 cause ~ m.,,,,
it, lot
id"uh,-d'E the spread nf IN. ban.;,
snow tras don" mucl 10 deyeIo,, woman
fahc!"fs, Drawn by the SOCIAL attraction
III" woman u wealth Men; Ia .hn show.
lhrre she fell in lny- WITH The mapnit;
t4nt specimens ass amaleu and from ,ik
ing The looks OF Il fine bfoad-d doc .,
owning one was such an easy step that
si'' had developed ambitions to tax. !:
pia,'" among IL" eNh!h.t"rs
In the list of the lannon's ,,an,a, 80.
riefs are included the NAMES Of mann
women who arc roted for Other achieve
ments.
Mrs. Gourod then Mrs Giil.g. social
l"adrr. frs; 81 ;he New York fashion for.
black French bulldogs by daily parade Of
a fin" set up and down ,th avenue.
Mle. Nordica was one 0: the mrs, 70
catch the infection. and her French poo
dies. muci hedeckti with ribbons. used To
come III Tor almost as much notice. as tho
iriiha donna on Icr Aalks and rides
through II. city.
Mss lse!in was lh- first prominent
American woman To adopt The fad OF
s.dN .nS hel dogs clad with Waterproof
coats aud ba"ts n rainy weather
Mrs. William +. Bulls brown Doodle
Maroon came in FOR so much refer
-nce that il was almost "A public charac-
Ter ZiZ. belonging 10 Miss EVELYN
Burden. often got into ,h.. limelisbt
during It's puppy days.
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Camel Useless for Military Service

From the ,i,l ana Military Gazette
Camel breeding in the tuniab will
shortly be given up in favor Of mule
breeding Throughout The Punjab the
passing of the 'oout Gems to be mere
question Of time The expert who re-
Gently investigated the matter estimates
the proportion of camelS SUrra Smitte1 to
he a, per cent. The camel can carry the
tiseas. three wears before il becomes
evident. and all this time he is IN Getting
other came!s. which seems To allow small
prosrect of escape for the whole Indian
breed.
In any "a the camel Tor military par
poses Is likely To become as unnecessary
i'm the future a.; is already the elephant,
which was once Indispensable. The
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canine fleSn The black and tan Is still
seen occasionally. hat il j. no longer a
class which is well filled ii the big am
nus,l shows.
y good natuled rivalry between II"
breeders Of the nations has dom, nncn
To stimulate interest in HE Yearly shows.
ana though virtually every modern dog
las lis origin i'll tanSati;tnii' LANDS, il
is fact that in competition after campe-
ton Ams rican dogs succeed III carr! III =
off prizes
Women ar" daily adding IL their sue
cess and demonstrating increasing dis
elimination as breeders and exhibitors.
1t is a rare show when some OF the blue
ribbons do rot fall to animals developed
by the fair sex.
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Juan Ponce De Leon.

Juan Ponce De Leon.
i@+0 +0..0+0 j.,
PORTO RICO Will Cele- :.
bratc Landing OF Ponce ,
. dc Leon With Elaborate :.
ceremonies Next August {
. Though Columbus "a a :.
First White Man to Land {
on Island OF Porto Rico, :.
Natives oi Uncle Sans Co !,
lonial Possession Always :
!. Regard Ponce de Leon as !:
Greatest Figure in Their
!. History :.
-
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motor traction engine can haul Where
even horses would tail. and II Will rci'-
talnlN Gust the bullock rlrt and ia,
camel en- lines Of communication where
bullock carts can Ice used On gradients
too stiff for the bullock carts Tie camel
is ROT al much service. and the mule In
pack and dr;IIshf viii Gust him There
remain only sandy deserts for his use.
ard We are not likely to campaign in any
too soft OF the bread W neeled motor.
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Women Who Started Fad.

The P"meranan also had Mrs John
Jacob Aston for partisan. ard in her
walks and drives she usually carried one
with her Mrs. Herman Oelrchs drove
up and down 9th avenue with three small
white spaniels for her companions. and
Ms. Louis IIaggin and the Countess
Festetics go Yearly TO ltalv in order to
buy some more of their favorite type
of dog the luppo % Rome
These are only a few OF lie more rot ed
" omen who had Il part in starting the
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Growth of Industries.

NE populations a. the last c.nSu, SLOW
ct 80 .t!lahii"mts. plit lie American
GccunatIou TIN lfEe,d - treatment extend
81 settlers ami The pp',.E given I" hnsi-
ness aN" sd IT. effect If drawing -
increasing nun-'t.f. - residents and il =
rr.}.,i.l. hat Al IL. nm" =. ia- ce-hra-
zion i'll NusGst F"!io Rico w! ~ nation
II :. million .'r'! Guarte.
For four - 1t .iries Por." Roo iaS hae,4
Il supply point lot inoar.n. roTfc". sugar
a:.G honey. TIE Imports from the nted
States are now Averaging ah"ut twelve
/ million dollars annually. ant t'.c exports
| ar. about Ten millions.
Tie liable system u tile island ila> been
EXTENDED. and no~ there = connection
with europe America aai The other Is
/ Lands Of ne Antilles
~. conduct Of the c"antry by the
Tinted states il: the last ten years has
been wonderfully successful II i based
i ~ tt.. cessation - military rule. !h- per
mission IL local self government. the
/ abolition Of customs between the two
cpuilij.-< and Willingness I" hrlr the
, Industries Of the Porto RicaEs by all pos
~Ibr ans
When the terrible lurrican" Of 1899
, swept over the country. and besides TAX
ii:. MANY lives left nearly one hundred
Thousand persons homeless. i was prompt
action -! tine part Of Washington that
re.-itcG untold dtsola ion and misery.
fl addition 10 pIivat: charity. which
was .Ni..Id.d from th!s c"unir! III lib
I'D nIr.tSrtr. tie United States govern
r4rat exp, a.uri about Stn.Un 70 care t"'
ftt ~ufl ing and great Vas tie graf
ituj. nr tt- u-rrl. that any lingering
4 f's.:i's - gre AT tie s"vrrins 81 Span
i'll t..s ,.iS t.tterll fu:soit"a.
~ TIM ;ilS, general election. hrld a
i Year later. tie pole! " President Mckin-
icy nd> nt-rU ,m.nEi, iaduIS"G. ana the
rcls.i co. ia>e inc. been maintained on