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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-26
SIX INCHES OF PLATE
GLASS STUCK IN BACK.

ATLANTIC CITY, May ~26.-George
Smallwood fell through a cigar case
and at the hospital the doctors today
extracted a six-inch silver OF plate
glass from his back. He will recover.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

WuItimprc. 70. NpocHlcr I3US..
Glaet oarun irtere'iivien Fcrionen lrtrb bier
nit Rdchriht crt0rilt. ouG Der Stu0i 8inerleiit
am -. Houcmbcr 1908 in hieicnt Hitrcall. mic
cS onrh ocu Ibiduilt 81 3 bio etniGlIieb!tb
81 q, Nriifel 4s. oe9 Baltimore SlnbtsGober onu
1893 ucrlalBt miro. ocn crtlGreiloeit, Nlon mp
SupIi,atliitc scr lSerthubIdhitunAelt fir bic nj
pcllirlla. Gila'terunQ l,lo Nauoiteinicbnng her
Mlcu. filblin bon @I;dcr.E tpcrrc, ollltdn 223
TlIi; big @lprglocHtc l~au,CEo. blnterleAt BAT.
WQF nubctl beriibriCu TcrfpUcn iiHo bercdf
ttut, inneruuIb 30 Idqen bonn SdlrIt hte'er
Woiti an iI Baltimore Siactaeriht hurb
Fortified ciTtGereihtc @ciition onSe9elt 5u ap'
Z. Sciucii Shumus,
(NupoG. Nc,3IO1D Stnbi Jie9i'lrator.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
0cfanutmnduugcn


~ 0aft fmpTc' 50. looelnber 1905
Sic Observation-Disclosures Gouliniiiorc eer SinoI
nit ben geitimmiiitocr oe5 @ulttn!ore 1iI2l'
Charters beiannt, cuS ie cine oetnilltrie 3ulam.
iHeni;cl!uua fir ale 5uQciprohtfe1 %etpnllH,
gen, cntitr nscrsf ~llpiofcn rHo abaeldAafie
Wcrtbcrb5bltnG NIT cincr Crtllr:uoer SE1Tlc. ul2.
~urbeitan liebcfl in ECrbiHoulG nit ocT 9on9sIn'
niruna urb GrSfinunn scr f~iiuf5crn. Nln .Nhen,
ura Scr SsurbmeSticitc eer <irloa Sttetr ~ ~
an Ser SiSni.(Tdc bon 4'nri IrrrGcc actcaen
If. in Observation-Disclosures nit der I'.Torollllll9
9tr. 81. ipribe nom yGaOor mo ztdatrdln On.
opupnttrrert mn am 4 yIurtl 1905 bCHllinhtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Bic irnnl0iiihc 0riCasilOttc.

Nir irou,1sshr 0~ricoei(ottr.
or. o,.> m'r.. r",,IiA ;ur,
q 0'o ""1,'' ~o b@. o;,,,
"",Itptn Us St ~
n.Te''Qe SIoV''pl w n"'% W.
no u..o U"r.' "''"; .s,rln no
IVY 60" w' Dr ;h,', 49,, rrr
?I,"n p",", f,,,;i4,on 2n;t,,,,c,
'oS',Sm u;'',,,,, SOL, ;c;',c ~,
,obo> ,,MH., ;";nr Gim NIott hor
,, ' hnr,'or not Tronfrcih,s
%In.tn =, ,mc;tcr ctsJc itphr Sim
49," ,ho W. >c, i~rnn,S;i;Ic o~Ih1pnrnrptr
Eh,,'u'nt 1Ia Naisrr,rt Nra W;ih1rt.
W-t,.;I,,;;os c;,,c,, re5,t nciiimifiiTrr
Mnr;d,t ;;brr Sie iror,Giiitr IInttr pr.
;tnt+ot Tr ,oot. G,,i Som Nnpicr
,ioh, ,,,inrc [fot,c ;ehr irh;,, nus
Tim,,,t r,ou ohrr ;rnr Niu,ri+ cir.
,nI,, ra. ms ,;cbt mon nn,, nrr lor.
on,, 0iitc Ser miro Sir nb mcld,r
,,nn, m;lit3riId,rn ctnrSnul,ftr fol.
Won, JSrrth nIrhr hohcn IL 5trhrn Nic
Sill9e "Iott%, ?~nul,uull'1 p''ls'''
'piE i'Bl lfoS ptF iell " NaItEll ans
Nr9rpeHy' |.!'lluroeI' l'l'F 10 Eo''5'F-
1WtNe' Mi~'le'''uooltr' u Noll}er'
nnNo,critGrrr GS Sondbnntc ms In.
-tcr,rchootr Tic St%rfc S;cior I,,hr-
'~'Fleeooolr' SIe Starte o'e'er tNnot]
5t''0V' 'not e9olllle loFI eill'ptluJl
oNet HIGH S'llll'ol ipter an '!q 'dl0Il
8'rtl9eH 3o9': l~'il''rr Ne'dliouoct
~eillpepreil Ger >~9olllo0S''Ilot, SlF &C.
U9el' l''d)l Die llpl0'9e 3opl OOH NV
toN''o@5'fi'i'0@la)l,ic'l III" Noptll Hta)l
ea2 porlu)rllll''oHlHV' ct'o'pEtl!1'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Sbcrein ". Guotmnnn.

IS fart an 80. Hooclnbcr 1905 s1rreia n.
Guatmaar, a%clicbtt Satin rcs pcri:or3Cnct
SrcocrId y. EuulmdIn, in 80. GHbre ibrc9
EebcHa. Sic NccroiRrup finocI Hpuacritna.
Der 3. Sciembcr. , mr. NaNmiilldg@, bon bcr
&louiniIQ lbrc" Su6ne5, III. 1901, Rt1gasYlOc.,
nuS i:n!i. @clieBlug pribGiim ult Der "GnnboI
Bart GCmettrn. (336-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Waranrct Is. Snpu

Is itdrb am /. December 1905 DIGrgGrct g..
Sepp i'm Wlicr BON 20 [ahrClt. II GtpnGteil uro
q iGgcn. aclifbic GiaittTi ppu @CprQe ). GIpp.
NcrlDnnhtc ltro Srctinoc Der Sunttlic ftno adj
tlltaCol einqeIGocu. her NeegbiGtlo b~eiinipob'
men. ipelde am SreiiuG, ia hnIiihQa = llbr.
BON Der lSubltng tjrer Nditter, Hr. 24lI,
Minimum SlrnEe- nlA itnIliiuhrI Ll&I--M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Gof cinigcn &nhrcn or
IiCb Scr Goltarcb Gin @cicB, mcidCa
ocn Giicnbn6ncn pcrbpt. 81 Nlcld)cr
3cit aoblenGcrglucrtc i'm Wclib III 10
ben luto bic gci6rOcrtcn aoblcn Ut
tr1nSiportircn uno 10. mic III 0cn
Mortroblcu Observation-Disclosures,
cin Monppol oilasliibcu. Gos ScIcb
iolItc an critcn Wini bicics %ohrca i'll
Strait trctcll. gllcin bic 2pblcn,0n-
rome th0tcn nld,ta, INN ocnl Wclcbc
@cnilQC 5I lciitGu. lic @unocS. NC.
N%iCrlul9 lilbrt MN cine ltrtcrilldNllG,
oltrd, pcld)c Die &rrbinounN jmiit,cn
Den aoblenb0hncn mo Nrubcubc
liBern Iclt0cltCllt mCr0Cn ioll. SolUeit
bahcn ole ErmittclulNU1 cr9cbcnL
Dab Ole Gonllmlcutcn lett lol>gcr 3cit
pnn Der GonbiuotloN OCbGrig 1cs
Id,ropft porbcn iill0. Us mllrnr left
Gcltclt, buB Die .ScnlplC r{rou 60"
Die on1cblid) MIR INSTRUMENTATION
bctreibt. nbcr lllltcr clllcm Nrcibrietc
orhcitct, mcld)cr ibr cincn uicl Qr0bc
rem Spiclronm gicbt. 5lunl Qrohtcu
{bciIr GiAcrtbnm Der icd)0 Mohlcn-
bobnen. n1nlid Der HeoOinN Nrn.
| NcrIcns Gcnirat. Ielnpurc 4 Mu0Iou,
Sadnpomo, &ebiNb @ollcp mo Gric
III. TbCr Dos nidlt nilein. M0hrcnn
orcicr iilnNltpcrfloiicncr Sabre bcptl=
ll0tcn bier Der Ncnnnntcn 9uhncrl
SiS3,OOO, unl Gin Gciijit Der yScnlplc
>>run Gpnlponn" III 0etciL mic bcull
aud lcii ihrcr HcorQuniiirtn9 i'm
Sabre 1859 0icFr0li0cntCn Scr hollpt
lud)lidNten &oblcuboUncn dis Sircfto.
rct Der Gompu0nlc Iuidirtcn. Mus
ocnl Erotntoll OcrlcIbcn iii aud CT
iidAtlid), boG ihr Iircftoriuml Bic
Sron%pOrtr0tcli iiir oua Nro0utt M.
othoi8l9cr ,}cd)cn ull0 Die Giiicrclr'
iinl Naicn iiir Sic &crfouia. 40cntcll
feItlckte oocr, ti!ri gclugt. Ole aoh,
lenpreilc beitinmtc, luaa 0Q3 he.
~ltchcnoc 0ciet. Der frcicn Gontllrrcn'
mcBcll, nlis hriitlid) n%crbinbcrn noQtc
MIS- Nnppnr in %n0icr
miro gcniclcct, 0ab Die Miarmor. Sta
tue oer a6ni9in Giftorio. mcldlt in
Stnotpnrtc ~onigeItellt nor. cntiucih,
worOcn lit. Tbs 8clidt III jcridln
gen, bos Scepter lpeoaeri'ie1 mo ri,
gal5c Stntue nit Cheer rcitridei
woroen. Gerartiae Gntmeihut0e;
Don Statilen Der aoHisin liuo olld
id|on III 0ombap mo Salor2 uolGc
fommen. Gie @ohruno aeoen Gno
LAM ninmnt in Snbien 5,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

INTERMEDIATES Set
tlillAcn bnbcn lid III ocn ,crtcl go
den picI nit oclu @oiicr uon Hcuiid).
inio (Gmlperor nf W1rntnrp) hciuBt.
@incM .&oliCr pom 0elttit,lnno" li2bt
g nid)t. io10eru ciueu bcltjd2cn Sal
icr. Gicic 6roge lot por occ &aiitr-
ErpflnmotioI in &Crintuca ~ crnitcn
Observation-Disclosures 5piitcH MGnig
gNilhe!m Dem GrItcn. Gcnr 2rnnprin-
sen NricOrih NiIhclm rn0 @i$ntdrtf
N"ciiibrt. a0ni0 @iIbclm mnr d..
mails rcd)t pcritimmt iibcr @iamard,
Der ocm oaoiIcr Don Ielltid)lnno-"
Sitcl npponirtr, mcil on0urd 0Il
SomcrGnitotsrcd)tcn Scr !lbliAcl
&lu0cSiilrltcn III nnhc nctrCtci mir
Sc. 9ianlord icBtc obcr, .pie DNuohu.
lid, ieincn @iucn ourd). Milo o0cut-
Id)er &oiier" mo niC]t u&aiiCr polt
Icutld,lon0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
NfnhirNf

"N'D'"s
Nm utiCrcn B~cllebtcu @aticn llo Gdtcr
Hroreac 5ohu,
iuClher heuic, am .. Ne6ember, ocv C,ntII Sabre
Hdtl lGRGCrl Heiocn 9ellorbeu III.
peute III cjt @abr h0btu.
GN5 III biIt bon Ifts gcidlcocit
lluo Der Inb oc NugeH ihloE.
'tiGe 'aEit IN Srieocn.
9i, ullh CiniieHG mir mil Etr
NUrt IN iclcn liOleu 90ben
Inn perelut Sid pteoerlCbcn.
ltua rub'it I'll 10 'unii.
EcfrCii ron oen Iroiidcn Sor9clt.
IS nedci Sih feiu MiprNrt
.{I CIpSCrert Conner.
r5crnihmtt non 'ciuer truuerrhen Saith
&run gItar!e Sphn ncbit Sutnrl.
t29N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

$3.50
Qpubpn.H nrf;
z, Grpiuftg, Scirctdr.

sirrar: er. u, sset.s nratpsa. strcRc, uuo
Saupt4Giuenug: JreSrrid'Auno: NJ
- EegribniBpidpe ppu So all llIlier .belihlolgcr
lueroeI i'm 5reibbuu5 aHI SuuptsGipGdng Gettns
ben. Infer glgert hiro. ipert GeluiInidot, oprs
irredCu. ftr' .4N BE- .r ('H-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Hnhouu EnuSnrnf

Is iiarh am T.. 5cicmDer 1905 pr. 3piann
Sunograi i'm Mlter pun G2 SnhrcIl, 0 Wond.au
mo q 1uaen. ~uelicbttr @uiie BON 9tliAuiid
Saloarni. Bic VeeroiHlnG fiHoci Tnnncritaa,
H1dln!ttinga . llbr, bonn Irauerbuut'e, 4r, So,
SliozS prinns StrnHF. aEo iiNit. N33I-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Truio Htoac EcmcfcrN.

rrr iecafe Srieobpi ppu Baltimore, nnhe
Yiicspinr. ,3rrct eIetirii@c YGbnsHtniet mo
0linlicosEnuleOaro nircit sum SrtcoDoi; Iuc
Srmnbiliifc rrlter itdllbietr Iuiiidt. Nicori9c
Vrcifc. @erlau9t Die reuel SuuoentrsStaiulpac.
@Ilrear: Nh. III, Hpro.Gharies' straee. "eloe
Felepbouc. (Iprii2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Baltimore Gclnctcrn.

ghreau: 5rnutlin @lba, Baltimore II. 9urtpitr.
9c1rdtnispldbe sun, Teri1uf - BON $50 an,
nit Wurniorpioiten a5Gegreit5t $50, = Rl1B
iir bier 8rdbcr. Sreic VcnuBling Der Snpcle
iIr 3runcrgoticsbicnite. (Suril6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
9iuouita SDpfrcr.


sDpirer, gclic6tc Iotier bon 9lurd M6raa
rctbd mo ne5 pcritprhclcu Iubuln I6piier.
i'm glsier BON , Eabrcn. 7 N,oHatcl uilo Il al
gen. &c 3cii Tar NccrhiguIa Mrs water aIl
uC8ciQi. t33D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Sir bie ite Genius
aifndbiue (t9f0l Werber l2,930,000
ToInrS pprfangt. Cine foitipieIiNc
golfs5dbfung!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
2prratuc.

Walertidl. - garfartig. Sritolif.
I9eliIi6 rou Gaibrnot cine ullo cine b1lhe
Mcile. Wtcunt SoliN4% gSd19pn. NIB Snrraines
lVaaonrS brett bis sum GiIaaua. Nrioe Tee
lCpboiie. Staotsguredm int hriiiet Slltr hes
. llnionsS Sebduoes, GbGrlscs nno Sanettr'
Strafe. CIR d~t4,lS,4&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Nm Ser auiicrfcicr M It,
rcihiid)cn Ncid2rothc 1llllt 60'iGhri
gen McdicrulNa Sllbil0um hobcn
Die Soiiolbcnlofrntcn. bic glIbcut
id)cn unb Die Gjcd)cn nid)t Sbcil &c
nonnlcn. Sic SoSiolOcmofrotcl1 limo
Ncgen lcbc Monnrd)icr. Sic Mllocllt
ld)cn gronitircn nod Gcutld)louo ulo
Die GScdcn nndl Dem Sloucnthum.
Tic G5cd)cn in Frog bobcn c5 III Den
lcGtcn SoNcn init ihrcn authoritarian
&m1ogcbungcn %bcIonoera toll 0ctric.
ben. Nbgclcbcn bon Den GrtcNcr
Ncacn Gclltid)c bnbcll lie bic idNpar}.
1clbcn Gobncl ourd) Den &otb &c.
ihIciit ulb jerriiien. &or Den Can.
ncsior6cn bot Der Frogcr Tobcl tci
l,cll Hcipcft mchr. IS mcrocn Sod
ri,ic nlli ScrbiclL Nublono mo GnN.
lono lollt. iro bic Eoli3ci lGbt olc'c
Icmonitrotioncl blllgc6cll, 10 Tango
Is mir irqcnb ongeht. Giclc Gaont
ulo Sfonool WoroQnac IN YroQ
ON Gage bcs GO Observation-Disclosures.
&llbif1una oco aniicrS Sronj 80
icph gcbcn i'll 0clltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Gitironj6iiidc &nmmcr
%rcrbon0clte fi;r5lid) i'bcr Sen Stat
Ser aolonic'n Ger ~cridtcritntter
6efGnpitH Die Nniift. GG6 Sic SOLO.
MEN cine llIiahc i'm Sdm1lc
Tronfrcid)'9 itj2n Ger Nl0heninholt
Ger iran;Giiihcn Molpnie'n lei 5luo!l
sig Miol 10 qrob. ais Ser Sranfrcih's,
mo ibr @cu0ltcrung b.ttoac 3G Mil
lionen. Gle &olonie'n lpiIrhcn Orrdl
Go~ntil,Qcnte pon Gir3c1orunCE 6r
tHciOiQt unO fGnlltcn iuQor ocur Mut
icrlon0c ciu lruppens0rntinGcut he
fern. 9oa Moloniullebict loh1 lul~
FER Der NcpltbIit mn Die 1lildlidyI,Hl
GrNebniiic gcjtitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Samru. ,ucuu sic iih in Der nuierrn Staet
%beiilaer, nebrIer sic onr Nundheon III Dem
neicr Qnnfh5inrmer fit: Barren hes SO Spcrds
tine HeftnlrnriS. Wr. ?t5, Si'6anette'S trafc,
GriiCc ,Sllr. gEsGe5eldnetc Hebienuilg. Yoplia
ldrc ligrl'c. ESQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

&pr ciniNcr SET e%rhtclt
oic beltid)e Sirn1n Slopm & BOZ bcn
Ni,itro9. picr Eon5erihiiic iii a.u5'
lolo III bo,,ell. Ger IuirruB lit nber
Nltrdl iron50iiId)c Gin9riIfc lolcofr
rildNun0iU Ncmlod)t Worael SIC
y%9touoic %rcniin" bcridttt barber:
Ter fran30iild)c V%otidoitcr NSnlrdI
%Sondloro bcQri'i Die NSittigfclt oicI1s
NllrtroNca mlo crGiclt nllT 'eilt, Mn
troGc ais Eari@ 9cltnuc ,N,ltruftlos
llcuL Ole @CItcllitng Der SMiiie inter
l.oer ScolnNul06ronfrcid) 6u lIdlcrn.
Gem cnt'prodle,0 grill NOnliral 3rn'
d)oro eth, obNlcid feline diplomatic
ld)e NnGclcaenbeit pnrlag. Mor Bae
Nnblono nadl ein9cbcn0ct Goh'ercils
sen nit Der &nriicr @anf- mo Nod.
oelspclt III oc~ritebcn, bnb ,Srnlfrcti)
Die bCporitebcn6c iehr bc0eutcnbc mi
iiif1c Hnleihc inter tcinen llnlitdneen
rcaliliren mcrbe, lpcnt Dos fralljo't'
ld;c @olo al oclitldlc Nnbritnlte!l
luciter 9eQcbcn lUeroen iolt,. Nui ole.
i @ci'c pcroauttc alio Die Sonlbur.
ger 6irnio Siobni 4 BOB lire Nic0er-
loge IN letter Stunbc 5lcrit benr ror.
eiliger aaiier Sele9ramn,. looolu,
DEM el,erNiidlen gingriif hcs iranioii.
ldlen Sptidofters Soudaro. Ger Sir.
ITO Slohm & @oB lpurbe mitsetheilt,
ooB tic Die 9~clteGuuig nid)t eIboltc.
oob ibr aber ole Nilsgoben fit Scil
Gntiuurf Der TlGnc erlcst lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Mus @oibinatoucr VI e0ic
rrulNafrciicn miro bic Nniift nllaNc
irrod)cL oob on& onlcritolliid) i0po
niidc 9lbfonmlen Dem Scunt uidJt
5ltr 9cit0tiAul0 uorNclcNt gu iucr
ben brnltdlc, On c2 lid nm fcincn&cr
1roN, louocrn nm cine Neit0tigunI
Scr biaGcri0cn Eolitif bololc. Wiot
miro ia bol0 lchcH, iucld)c Stcllnna
Der Scl,ot III Dem glbfonmcn nimmt.
9ln lcinru Mcd)tcu last Der Scnat
nid,t riittelm nodl mcni8cr ldbt CT
iih 0iciclbCn id)Wl0lcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
&ermiid)tc 4nseiscn.

@run Shrc 9idher nan Senneman ctnaebnr'
ben Stno, miiiieit ie gut g%ebitoe1 fetn. Wilton
Sca,lemnn, SIdbinocrsi in aueu lbren 3lnels
gen. S6reibt YoItforte. 21S y. s5apette'Sfr.
(EpO5, 1DlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Mcil @uruorO I'M Cnb-
6ouipiclc })nlc bciic8tc (ncrm %2r=
mlmoctc mo Gcrfriippcltc aus ctro
so Spiclcru), QrutuIirt ser Nr0ii0cnt
hca Canoes mno trmnmlt 0u2 &oit
nod obcnOrcin iid al Oieicn Sport.
StuOcntcl cin 9ciipicl III ncbncn.
Nm NieiCnl 5llr brlltoIcn Hohbcii bct-
ubgciunttncn Spiel" - Nbcr 6 1T
Sport, mo Der miro nit cinem anoa.
rem MoEItubc gcn1eiicL ais uiIbcre
lingc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

@cun MAN in Netrof t
jiebt, ooB Die Scarf Eortci IN Het-
tllctn MIR POO mo lltub io9ur mn
so Stimucl cr5icItc, 10 broudDt lie
iid) nit &iSgcn nid)t Don Der Eolltlt
5urildJu5icbcrL ocnn lie mar gar lld)t
Nnrir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

&c .9t.D. St35tN," fro0t:
Nu@ iDu 0cIln aus Dem Gopitdn Sob
ion mcrocn, lpcnn nirtlid, etn tleIer
Tric0eu }lpiidcr lutiercm Sanoe mo
,NQrun pcrtpIrtIiht pir6?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Gin @eiitli6cr in Ettt3-
burg hat cine idrpieriNc NuINobe &C.
l6it: II hot prriilQt OGb MIR ore al
len Truucn ihrc SPITE in Der STRIDE
uuibeGoltcu biirieu. Noa nulb bel
inn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Why He Was There.

Senator Beveridge at a dinner IN WnSh-
inston last month. told a story about a
statesman of tie past
Like many a statesman of the past,
said Senator Beveridge, he drank too
much. And one Fourth of July morning.
ON Il platform hung with flags and flow
ers before the courthouse of a western
county town, facing an audience of farm
ers and their families that had come
from miles around, the statesman aruse
to deliver the Independence day ora,inn
in 4 slightly intoxicated state.
He was not incapable of an Grafton.
but his unsteady gait his flushed face
and disordered attire spoke i'll of him.
and the audience Kissed and hoo ed.
lie held up his hand. They We're 81
lent. Then he laughed sCornfu'y and
said:
Ladies and gentlemen, when states
man OF my prominence consents t. APP
pear III such "a little. one horse town as
this he must be either drunk or crazy.
| prefer to he considered an inebriate.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
An AlIiterative AIIeqory.

Serene Susanna sits beside the stream,
Where tnid trout are trying To ATTAIN
The gourmet glory of the golden CLEAN
q: flies for which the foolish iish are
She bats her Bonded barb and bends hel
back
To trail the tempting tidbit in The tide
OF lively leaps there is Il lasting lack.
But biteless beauties boldly there abide
AT last the bass. alas, allured by love
OF angling, avid in the ancient art,
OutbendS the brooklets betting bluff
above
And strains her strength the struggling
stunt to start.
Susanna slips, so slick the Shiny sod;
She smltes the surface with a Smoth-
cred shrek;
She weighs three hundred pounds, and by
the rod
She splashes all the fishes from the
creek.
New York Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

Those rowing bands of desperadoes
who are shooting up some of the I'M
protected towns of Mexico may flatter
themselves that they are revolution
lists" but it is safe to assume that they
are taking themselves too seriously.
President piaZ can be trusted to give
them the spanking they deserve for
he is not the kind of ruler to allow
revolution to grow under his feet IN
Mexico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Missouri is Beinq Shown.

When we speak of many states that
are swinging into the prohibition col
umn Missouri is not commonly in
cluded in the list. And yet it ap-
pears that no fewer than II of it's ia
counties are now dry and the major
ity of this number have come into the
dry column during the past year. AS
a result of Governor Folks strict en-
forcement of the Sunday closing law
over 700 saloons have been forced out
of business in st. Louis alone during
the past three years. and st. Louis it
is to be remembered is one of the
great brewery centers of the country
and contains population which is
largely foreign in character. In the
81 counties of the state where liquor
is still sold under the protection of the
law, no license campaigns are being
vigorously waged and it is freely pre-
dieted that within another year fully
100 of the ia counties will be without
legalized saloon. As one effect OF
this temperance crusade there has
been q great falling off in the beer IN
spection fees collected by the state
During the first six months of 1907 the
amount of this tax collected was over
5000. 600, while for the first six months
of 1908 it is $155,OOO. No wonder the
brewery people and the saloon men oil
Missouri are getting very much "or-
ried and are filled with apprehension
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

Erving Winslow has been heard from
and informs the anXiously waiting
world that before long 1.-THE anti-im-
perialist league will make known Of
fcially it's opinion of the imperialistic
character of the Republican nominee
for the presidency" The delay Is
probably caused by the trouble which
Mr.. Wiiislow is having in finding any
body to Join him in signing this docu-
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

'Fhe Baltimore American says that
down that way the Democrats are now
regretting that they did not nominate
BRYAN four years ago and let him get
the licking given to Judge Alton ..
Parker. They figure out that such a
thrashing would have knocked him out
for good. They are in the wrong
Had BRYAN been nominated then ne
would nave been running just the same
this year. There is barrel OF money
IN it for him, and he will keep II up
as long as there is breath left in his
body. -D-.-A------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

In Vermont as well as in Massachu-
sets it seems that the lieutenant gov
ernorship is stepping stone to the
hiphes. office in the state. The con-
test for the gubernatorial nomination
at the Republican convention lies be-
tween George II. Prouty and Il. ).
Stanton. One is now the lieutenant
governor and the other has earlier
occupied that position and both ap-
near to be well qualified for the gov
ernOrship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
The Hot Weather Test.

Makes people better acquainted with
their resources of strength and en-
durance.
Many find that they are not so well
off as they thought and that they are
easily enervated and depressed by the
heat
What they need is the tonic effect
of Hoods Sarsaparilla which
strengthens the blood, promotes re-
freshing sleep, overcomes that tired
feeling, creates appetite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

It is a great source of grief to
Democratic newspapers of certain
tyne that Mr.. Sherman is sick and that
they are unable to heap upon him the
abuse which in the natural order Of
things they would be indulging in at
this time. Still, there is no doubt
that Mr.. sherman would enjoy the
abuse more than he enjoys the i'll
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Vegas Extraordinary Feat.

For fourteen years Eava Luchnan Dass
received from the priests of the Black
Caves of Central India the necessary edu-
cation in order to become Il yo2a, AZ Il
yoga must be capable of taking the IS
postnres of the Hindoo Idols. Perhaps his
greatest trick consists of balancing him
sell or the ends OF his fiji gers While tho
whole of his body is in the air. Bava
stated that in order to obtain the rank
of yoga in the Black Caves Of India ne
had TO continue ir this position on The
ends of his fingers under the eyes Of the
judges, without a seconds interval, ;ol
seven days and rights.-kanSas City
.JOurnal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

The dominating element in the Jewish
calendar for some weeks to come is the
counting Of the Omer. A ceremony IN
timateIy associated with the land OF
Palestine and with the temple service. II
has been nothing more than mere his
toric reflection since the days of the
temple, that is to say roughly speaking
for close upon 2ooN years. But it has
held it's firm place in the jewish ritual;
around it associations son ewhat different
from its original ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Little Of Everything.
My Treasures.

l dreamed last night an angel came to me
And placed within my hand the golden
key
Of fortune "Lifc's best treasures wait
For thee. quoth he. beyond the sunrise
gate"
wandered through the night with
visions; rare
OF finding stores of gold and silver there;
OF drifts of lustrous, scintilating gems
Fit to adorn some monarch's diadems
Then when the dawn lit up the eastern
sky
And l awoke to find the dream gone by,
The sunrise gate before mine eyes swung
ope,
And there my treasurers lay-love, health
and hope.
New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
The Gentle Cynic.

Success is a target with 4 very small
bulls eye.
The man who keeps his mouth shut
saves n lot of time.
Jealously bears fruit which is preserved
i'm family jars.
We judge some men by their deeds,
others Inv their miS,icadS
The only ship which has two mates and
no captain is Philadelphia
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