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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

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81 IN
The use Of electric current for REIN
Ing copper will be taught at Columbia
University in the future by an expert
electro-metallurgical engineer.
A British scientist has spoken
against children praying about dying
while they are asleep. 1t is great
mistake, he said, to let children think
of sudden death.
A mining journal published o.
Scranton, Pa, has been calling atten
ton to the curious fact that IN coal
mining communities there Is q mark
ed deficiency In the mortality from fu-
berculosis as compared with that q
other localities
Glass Is made ididescent by being
exposed, in red-hoL conditions 70 tns
fumes of salts of tin, barium ana
strontium Red is produced by the
strontia. blue by the baryta, and blu
ish white by the tin In ancient glass,
which is more Opaque, irldescence IS
due to partial decay.
In some parts Of Europe corncoDs
are used for building purposes. The
cobs are collected and taken to fae-
tory, where heavy congresses crusa4
and mould them into blocks OF various
sizes just as bricks are variously
moulded. These blocks are bound
with wire so as to make them hold to-
gether. They are then soaked in tar
to make them watertight, and are
ready for use after this treatment. VI
course, they are much lighter than
bricks, are always dry, and make good
houses.
A remarkable machine made by
lately deceased member Of the Royal
Microscopical Society for writing with
a diamond seems to been broken up
by its inventor A specimen OF its
works is the Lords Prayer OF 227 Lett
tiers, written in the 1,237,00O OF a
square inch, which is at the rate OF
53,S8O,000 letters or fifteen complete
Bibles, to a single square inch. TO
decipher the writing 1t is necessary
to use 1-12-inch objective, which Is
the high power lens physicians en-
ploy for studying the most minute
bacteria
Studies of the violent earthquake
which occurred in the Balkan peninsu-
la April 4, 1904, made by Dr. Emilio
Oddone, professor in the University
of Pavia, show that the shocks were
transmitted through the entire body
of the earth, and we're reflected from
the antfpodes back to their place of
origin in about SO minutes. Compar-
ing the records of other great earth
quakesf DR.. Oddone concludes that
the average time required for vlbra-
ton to traverse the globe and return
by reflection is from 50 to SO minutes.
The earth thus appears to be not al
together unlike great bell suspended
in space and vibrating throughout its
whole mass under strokes, which, COM
paratiyely speaking, observes the
Youths Companion, are no more than
the tapping of a finger.nail. DR.. Cd.
done calls attention to the interesting
coincidence between the time taken
for a vibration to traverse the globe
and that required for light to cross
the diameter Of theeartli's orbit.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

A mining journal published at
Scranton, Pa, has been calling attens
ton to the curious fact that in coal
mining communities there Is mark
ed deficiency In the mortality from fu-
berculosis as compared with that q
other localities.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

A British scientist has spoken
against children praying about dying
while they are asleep. 1t is great
mistake, he said. to let children tnlnR
of sudden death.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

The use OF electric current Tor rem
ing copper will be taught at Columbia
University In the future by an expert
electro-metallurgical engineer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Glass is made ididescent by being
exposed, in red-hoI conditions TO ths
fumes of salts Of tin, barium and
strontium. Red is produced by the
strontia. blue by the baryta, and blu.
ish white by the tin. In ancient glass.
which is more opaque, iridescence Is
due to partial decay.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

The right ear is generally larger than
the left
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
THE ENDLESS CHAIN

with the ceming OF spring. squirrels
r.ophers and sage rats regularly appear
10 devastate the Acids Of growing grain.
Early in the season. when their natural
food Is scarce. their numbers may be
greatly diminished by a systematic war
fare upon them. Every female killed be-
fore the young are born. reduces the
number OF pests at least ten later on
"woodlark" Squirrel Poison Is the most
reliable and destructive agent yet devised
for their determination. II Is an abso-
lusely certain instrument Of death for
squirrels Rvery kernel is warranted Il
KIM Climatic changes. dew. frost, OF the
moisture OF the earth dc not e1fect ats
strength. II requires no mixing or prep
aration. and Is always ready Tor use. Ne
other Is so good Dealers viii refund the
purchase price. n not as claimed.
The Hoyt Chemical Co.. Portland. Oregon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
HARD TO LIVE DOWN cRrME,

Exile of Twenty Years Refurns 10
His Native LRnd.
The Man Who Has Been. sorrowful
and with bowed shoulders. arrived yes
ferday on the White Star liner Males
tic, In from Southampton. He was on
deck as the vessel came up New York
Bay. and as be viewed the changed sky
line OF the city he shook his head and
marvelied at the wondrous changes
which had taken place since last he
set foot upon these shores. The Man
Who Has Been. In reply TO questions.
said that his name was Frank Coles.
but he admitted that be had not booked
under that name
Coles Is an American. gray-haired
and corpulenf. feet 3 inches tall. and
wears q whIte-pointed beard. He left
this side twenty years ago. and he ad-
mltted that be had dealings with the
police over here. His story was pa
thetic IN some OF It's details
He went abroad. Il appears. to get
away from any faint OF crime. Petit
larceny. he said. had been his record
He had done fairly well In his endeay-
or TO live honest" both on the Cont
nent and In England. Once. some years
ago. IN London. he had been convicted
OF larceny.
at was either death or steal" was
the way the old fellow put II. Il was
ARRESTED and served a short term"
Some months ago there was another
larceny. and though It was apparently
traced down to Coles. he was exoner-
ased and the cnlprit. a man In the en-
plov OF the same firm employing Coles.
was arrested and forced 20 do his bit"
The investigation brought out Coles
previous record. and so he decided to
come back to his native land. He felt
that under the new English immlgra-
ton law he could be arrested on sus-
piclon Mt any time and sent out OF the
British Isles as an undesirable allen"
The distinguished looking old man
did not seek to make friends on the
steamer. He was, indeed, the Man Who
| Has Been.
Beware OF the false start" he said,
-for Il Is by the start that the rest OF
our life is judged. am going now out
West to live with my daughter. and ]
hope 10 live In peace"
when the gangplank was lowered the
returning exile fought with the other
passengers to get TO the pier as soon as
possible Five minutes later he wormed
his way to the head OF the gangway,
ana in few seconds was greeting his
daughter afrectionately.
II am not altogether Has Been,
after ALL" he said, proudly. Il am
still going to live In the present"
SO. arm in arm. they left the pier
the man who had thought himself a
Has Been and his daughter.
Rather" she said, lis going West
with me. and we will all have happy
time"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
Pure Blood

IS certain Il you take Hoods Sarsaparilla
This great medicine cures those eruptons
pimples and boils that appear at all seasons;
cures scrofula Sores salt rheum or eczema;
adapts itself equally well to- and also cures, dys-
pepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu-
matism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
debility and that tired feeling
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
Old Favorites


Maryland, Ny Maryland.
The despots heel Is on thy shore,
Maryland. my Maryland
His torch Is at thy temple door,
Maryland, my Maryland
Ayenge the patriotic gore
That iecked the streets Of Baltimore.
And be the battle queen Of yore.
Maryland. my Maryland
uark 10 an exiled sons appeal.
Maryland. my Maryland.
Ny mother State. 70 thee ! kneel,
Maryland. my Maryland.
For life or death. for woe or veal,
Thy peerless chivalry reveal.
And grid thy beauteous limbs Of steel,
Maryland. my Maryland!
Thou wilt not cover in the dust,
Maryland. my Maryland
Thy beaming sword shall never rust.
Maryland. nay Maryland
Remember CAROLS sacred trust
Remember H0Nard's warlike thrust,
And all thy slumberers with the just,
Maryland. my Maryland
Dear mother, burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland. my Maryland
Virginia should not call IN vain,
Maryland. my Maryland
She meets her sisters on the plain.
''Sic semper - It's the proud refrain.
That babies minions back amain.
Maryland. my Maryland
Arise in majesty again.
Maryland my Maryland
Come for thy shield is bright and strong
Maryland. my Maryland!
Come for thy dalliance does thee wrong
Maryland. my Maryland
Come 20 thine own heroic throng.
Stalking with liberty along.
And chant thy danntless slogan song,
Maryland. my Maryland.
I hear the distant thunder hum.
Maryland. my Maryland
The "Old Lines" bugle. fife. and drum.
Maryland. my Maryland.
She Is not dead. nor deaf. nor dumb;
Huzza she spurns the northern scum
1he breathes. She burns She'll surel
come
Maryland. my Maryland.
james r. Randall
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
ROOSEVELT WILL BE THERE
President VIII Attend the Convention
In Person.

President VIII ATTEND me convention
In Person.
Under certain conditions Roosevelt
may break all precedent and attend the
republican national convention al Chi
cago.
He viii do this for two reasons. One
Is 10 prevent any enthusiastic friend
from attempting 70 engineer STAN
pede IN his favor, and the other IL 20
see that the national committee plays
fair in lis decisions In relation 10 con
testing delegations from states where
there are contests
II is believed that well defined plans
are being made 70 put enough CONSIST
ing delegations into the field 70 throw
the control OF the convention into the
hands Of the national COMMITTEES,
which viii pass on the claims OF rival
sets OF delegates.
The president realizes that certain
interests would go far and spend a
great amount OF money TO swing the
convention away from Tan. To see
that no such gigantic scheme Of Doiiti-
cal fraud is consumnated would be
the presidents aim in being on the
spot
The Leading question now Is. would
Roosevelt throw himself into the
breach and capture the nomination II
the scheme 70 block Taft succeeds
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

Isunsred with kczsxna for forty
years and could ind nothing 70
cure mo until / tried 8. 8. 8. I
suffered intensely with the Utah
Ing and burningt pustules would
sticky fluid; crusts would come On
the skin aad when scratched on
the Q kin was left as raw as a piecs
Of bee[ I suffered agony IN the
long years j was afflicted, but
when / used 3. q. q. found y per-
fact cure. There has never been
o. II. xVAUss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

Mrs. Robert Van wyok. wife Of an
ex-mayor Of New York. Is Initiating
Paris society into the teachings OF
yandantic philosophy 80 familiar 20
New Workers. but unknown 10 the
Partisan smart set
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

sarsatabs For those who prefer medicine IA tab
let form Hoods Sarsaparilla Is put up Ia choc0-
lated tablets called carsaiabs. well Ia the usual
liquid form. Sarsafabs have identically the same
curative properties the liquid forn besides
raey % dose convenience. loss By evap-
oratl0n. breakage. leakage Druggists promptly
b mail C.I Hood CO. Lowell. Mass.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
Monument of Whisky Jugs

James w. Turner. a farmer living
six miles from Columbia. Mo. who had
frequently declared he wanted mon
ument built of whiskey jugs. died re-
Gently.
On his farm is an abandoned corn
crib which is almost filed with empty
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19
ABSOLUTELY FREE!

3s-page catalogue. 50 illustrations.
Tells ho~ 70 save from % 70 30 per
cent On Glass Doors. Windows. Build
ing Hardware. building Paper. Mirrors.
Columns. Paints and general builders
material. Prices quoted on any sized
job. send for Free Catalogue before
figuring on repairs o. new work. Ref
erenee: National Bank Of commerce.
Seattle. our standing is the best We
are the Reliable Dealers o. the North
vest. We save you p 70 30 per cent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

whiskey jugs. which Turner is said to
have emptied himself during 20 years
1t is averred he drank not less than
a quart OF whiskey a day for 20 years
He was IS years old and owned
weIl-stocked farm of $50 acres, on
which he lived the life OF hermit
his only companions being his dogs
and stock
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

The memory OF John Muir. califor-
alas writer and nature lover. will be
perDetuated in a forest reservation
near San Francisco. made up Of giant
redwoods and towering douglas ars,
thousands OF years old. Il has been
designated the Muir national forest
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

'you say you don't like your daugh
ter's sweetheartT
mo; he talks through his nose"
"what was the matter with his pred
ecessor7"
"He talked through his hat."-HOus-
on Post.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

ONLY ONE -eRoMo oUiNinE"
That Is LAXATIVE BRoMO oUININE
iss1s Tor lhe sirEaiure u a. ". GROVE,
Used the world over % cure a cold IA ''ns
lrIF aHa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

The man who quotes" a good deal IL
Just as sure to be a bore as the mar
who drinks good deal Is sure to be q
drunkard
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

For some reason farmer always
looks more at home In a dry goods
store than a town man.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-03-19

PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS
PAzO OINTMENT e guaranteed 70 cure sni
case of Ifehipg. Blind, bleedlng or frotrua
lng TILES Ia 70 Il days or morsy -
funded. SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
Gin licetn(fiym ais 4|rHfIlriu,

CUR .3eit ais Goetbe in Neimor
Iebte, mar Der grpBe iGone Pdrt nit
feinen i6attigen promcnaoen, Ieiuen
Idftig 9riinen Mieien unO Ieiner feierz
Iiden StiQe mciIt ntr ron elmer tleis
men ,3aDl Spa3ier9Gng,r bsIebt. IS
famen fat INNER bieIeIber PerI6ns
Iidteiten, Die iebermdnn taAntc. uno
jeoermann gu nennsn lpuBte. Inter
ib.en befdno Ii6 ou4 Gdermann, Der
betonntc 6reuno GoStes. Sm Boil
gefiibl Der 9leidIom FdmiIidren
Simcrbeit, bsren ii6 oamal5 9on3
0eimor erfreute, uno UNI Die Ghrlihs
teit Der 9ep0lterung 81 erproben, itellte
@termunn in bieIem Yart cines So
ge8 ieinen alten Re9snIdirm, Der inn
Ibon pieIe Sabre treu gebient bate,
an einen Baum. QlS er dber nof elmer
Stunoe an bic Stelle 3uriidtsbrte, mar
Der S6trm gu ieiner b06itcn lebers
raIhur9 psr1Gtpunbeu, TDrmli6 ME
bergeoriidt iiber bieie GnttGuT6ung be
CAB or Iid in feline @o6nung. Scum
ober mar or bier angetommen, ais iid
Elm 8iirger melbete, Der Gdermanns
RegenI9irm in Der 9ano belt,
Pilot lpabr, 9err Doctor, Der
GDirm IA lit Der Sbrige?" rief ct,
Sin Strabl Der Jreuoe floq iibsr
Gdermanns @eiidt. n2(uer0inqs it's
nor mpini,p 9(her MIC fnmmt hp-
Sdirm in Sbre Sdnbc?"
nSie BADEN i'm pO6l i'm BART iteGen
IoFen," lautcte Die Gntport, bort
fano ib i'm an einem Baum. SD Der
qeg~entpdrtigts mir ale Die 9erren, Die
bort 3u ipu3ieren pfIe9en, uno pa mar
teiner, 81 Dem Der SAirm mebr &C.
poBt bate als 3u 3bnen!"
W}it einiqermaBen 9emii4ttn Gms
pfin0uracu notm @dermann ieinen
GHiym cntgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
%Anacncloctc &nRfcruttC.

Eittaburn NJ, Il, &onltor.
Die ,@oiton 0epartcnrcnt Store
So" Den bier bat int hiciiQcn &ln-
0cSfreialcrid)t Qcjtcrn }ibcno nm Gtn'
lcihul1 Oca Nontcrott &criobren@
nadQciudt. Ger Ncrtb ibrcr @on.
rem, $4,000, iomic $1,000 onOe.
Ter @lttbabcn limo ais 2lttiOa onac
iiibrt. 0ic Observation-Disclosures bcloufcn
iit otf $232,O00.
lcrpcr, Sol. Il. NdutNr. -
Ole Giicnbahu Gontruttoren Nrmon
& Groof BON bier bnbcn bclltc Ibrcn
3onfcrott ollgemcloet, Die 6irmo
bate Sen @atGpntroft iiir bic Moi.
lat Nohn. Tic decentralization pcr-
0cn nit $7ll,t26, Die Attiuo nit
$t.2S2,77i ou0cQcbcn. &dmc@ y.
Crmnn, Ghcf ser 6irmu, mar lrilbcr
Wouucruclr pom Colorado.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
Sin ScindD III SOS Au0clcs,

Ho9 Nn0cIc@, Gol, H. &un.-
Cine EripotOcpcite aus NoibinDton
an ScfrctGr elliott bon Dem bicligcn
Set Gontitc iiir ocn Gmpiung Der
ShIoftidiii 6lottc bcioAt, 6IOttcn'
ScfrctGr Wictcnli babe crfIGrt, Die
8lottc lpcr0e olri ibrer 6obrt nnd)
Son 6ron5ibco hicr Iongc NcuuQ@oIt
MAIDEN, INN Is ScOcrnlonn 81 ernrog.
lidcI,, bic aricqoihific SIT bcitdcn.
Ger 3lottcnicfrct0r bat G%rulGd)tis
gltlt0 crtbcilt, oicic ieinc GrflGrung
III uCr0fientlid)Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
Ganocr RedltSitreit bccuSct.

9oitom 0toiIy II, &annor.
Gin Ned)tsitreit, Der iid t22 Sabre
lang in Sen @erihten bon Muiiodju.
let's b~iugejoBen bate, lit enoli6
nurd) elm Qefret oe3 @interluiicn-
id)aita Nihter5 @rant, Doourd) ".
". Giib 8erlpaItcr Don neitn &inter-
Naturalization, angepieien miro, Die
Summe Bon $t0,356 an oos Stnots.
Sd,abont ob5liilbreL 5ltln o%eiinitJ
pen slbifi(itB geIongt. 3ie r%eprdien'
tirten Standardization uaren Die
bon neun MGuncrh 8ldu6i9ern Ell
ne3 9oitpner aauimanns, Ser I'M
Sabre 1886 geitorbcn lit mo Oeiien
,Sinterloiienifait iih 30 Sabre lang
inter oiientlider 0ermaltung beiano.
@Gbreno oie Sinterlaiienihait nod
I'M Sabre 1888 oor Dem Sinterlaiien-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18

bo9e 0agen 3oGlt. Qler mir tyuu4en
es ia nidt mebr. -. alio 80"
sic oriidte HuOolf9 2lrm feItsr an
iiG, uno 0ia9erifen pon bcjBer Qeioen.
i4aft umI6lung er ItjrmiiA iejn neu
ertGmpfteS Wsib uno bt!idte ben crIten
SUB duf Die ihpeQenOen 2ippen,
bcrcn Ibu6terns Grlpj0crun9 aQe feline
9uIIe ror Gsli9teit erbtben ma1te.
Gam trateu tie ben 6simipcg en-.
sinen Deq. pie ie i'm ME wjeOer gcs
mo6t ta6en, poQ GonrcnI6ein uno
&iebe8jubel...
untcrlpegs erTt cr366lte Gliiobctb
i6rem @otten BON benz Slid, oa8 ije
am Gbeoter ge9abt. nSiebIt 9u, mar
rider Weni6," Ia9te Ie gum Soup,
has Itno bic a]noerpeittgen @erpfIi6s
tun8eu, bic i) 0einstpe9cn I0Ien muB.
9lber i'd t6lle es germ"
o6dtts i'd oas gerUuBt," rief CT fat
erfhrodeu aus, pbdB 0u cine 70 gez
f~eierte &ijnItlsrin bit, ME bate im-mir
getruut, Inn Did a%n5uboltenl"
Gle I6miegte iih Didter an i'm uno
fliiIterte: n0as puBte i9 ia - unp
burum babe id es Dir ou4 ni4t porz
per 8eiugt."
6 b E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
%crmiidtc tclcgrnpbiid,c 0cpcihem.

,&u So1 Nn1clc2, Sal lit EoltI
Tllrao, Sctret0r mo Shobneiltcr
elmer arobcu Qruqoooa 6irmo. oltl
oic BON Scr @rono 1ltrp in 9tCp 0ort
cr6obcuc Nuflo1c, 1925 ucrltrtrcltt }lt
Eobcn, prrhoitct morocl.
- &n Chicago, &0a. lit Der nN0b.
miide No}odr", elm c%oopcrotiucr Srns
nooOalnorlL. an melhem 1900 Nrmob
ncr b0bmiid)er @lbflmit ais Nttion0re
bctbciliQt morcn, III Gontlra Nero,
then. Standardization 100000.
@(ftiua 100000.
:. u. 6rcemnn ". y. Chap.
man, Iranf GlorcO0c nnO Gpn1
&umpton, Ncantte uno0 ircttoren Scr
rcrtrohtcn Colorado Stutc 9ont III
Durango. Sol, iinh BORT nui Ole 9e-
ihuloiQum0 pcrboItct morOcrL 0epo'l-
ten in Gmpinng genommcn 81 bdben,
roh0cm lie ihon GciuuBt botten, ool]
bic Narrf iu'olucnt mar.
- &u CriorO, Ohio, lit Ncpbltrr
Sail, uorin iid Der Sd)loiinul Der
StuOcntinnCn Scr Wtiomi hubert
tat bciono, ourh 6clIcr 5critort NOR.
0cn. Die Stloentimcn %bcidnOen id
sltr 3cit aQc I'M @nnmuiium mo cnt.
ainQen Der 6ellera3ciobr. Ger mo-
tericuc Shd0en bctrGNt $4,000.
- Sn @%inNbumtom Nd, lit Or.
j.. NJ. Wihoela, cin bcruorragenoel
9ntNcnarit, an |tontuIn &erglttl1lf
ocitorben. Gr erfrunftc ain lebtel
Sonnta1 uad) cincr WtubI5clt oor &c
brutenem Sllbnj mGbrCuo ieile ga
Mile feline 0cldnucroen 0%apontrltg
0aS Nllhlr mar in cincm Sob Sto.
ru0c- "IlciihcrloOcu G~ctallft moroen.
,Sn ct. 9oltia. Wto., bat Die 30
jGbriqc 6rou Camille Sacob@, @ottn
Cinea Cement SubritontcL lhre BET.
Den anaben nit RlaltlGllrc oeralItei
luno lid Damn in oerieIben @cilc Ocl
1oo gcgebcu. 0o8 t0Otlidc @ift
rcidtc lie ihrcn ainocru III ciner
Orange. Die ihrcdIid)c (bot mlrrO'
pom Der Wuttcr nltgcnidleinlld, IN
,3uitonOc tcmporGrcr @ciltc9It0rlm1
bCgdn1cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-18
H%ronjuUe(en.
(ShluB.)

~NFbf
IS mar cas- 9%er6Gn9nib Der beioen
@eblaus oerpeien, DAB Der Gltere, lpels
der Ieinen Sp6n niht ms @ertruuen
5is6en lpoute. INN bieIen ni6t in Sc
piIIenSbeDrGnqniiTe Bel bem au8bres
6enosn 9anterott 81 brtngen, einem
balbsn 5reunoe oes SauTes Elm Der
trouen fhsntte, oas InlieBlth bod
ou1 MIR Elm babies mar. Nber oufs
serie6sn burb Den jabrelangen &f
nit finonSielen R6then, 9epciniat bon
@orpiirFen iiber bic 8er9dngenbeit uno
ouf t0rperIia geidpG6t ourt bic
@orboten Der berannatenoen Srantz
belt, bic iein Gnbe berbeifiibren IoQte,
mar Der alte Mnnn niht mebr i'm
Stanoe getpeien, nit Der n0tbi9en gel
Ittgen 8Iarbeit Die 6olgen Ieincr
Sanblun9cn borduS gu bere6nen.
Na9 benz Sobe feines oIten Iciies
gefGbrtsn bate Sealtiel tugslang 9es
T6nantt, ob er niAt bon Ieinem erlos
9enen, obsr manufactured 3ehtstitel
Gebruud) MAIDEN foqte. nm IiA in Zen
9eiib Der Saf9e gu Ieben. lleber oisIer
ni6t5tpiirbigen 0e0unten bate jeoo6
feline EeFcre Natur ben Sitg Oopon gts
traqen.
8ie nun BEL Seoltiel bic peitere
pihhoIogiite GntpidIung balm fijbr
te, ooB er feIbit oieie pIdne aufgab
uno ben Grpey6 Der 2oI6e 3uriidz
mics, ol3 Ie ibn a~ngetragen puroe, lit
I9psr gu entI9eibsn. 8eipiTenSbiIIc
boben bel BEN rcreinIomtcn MQnnc
pobl eben'o nahbaItig gepirft, ipie
feline 81 9aQu3inationen qcnei9te Sc
miitbsart. Wd6 bic 0irtli9teit Inn
nt6t bringen tonnte. fano er in Ieiren
nd4tIi6sn Ybanta1ien, in neI4e CT
Iih bur6 ben NnDlid Der geliebten
GoeIIteine gu perIe3sn ipuBts. GItber
Iieb ibm oa3u. 70 oft ie nidt a%uftrat,
ibre Sunelsn, nit benen er ii4 oann
eini9IoB, INN burA lie @iIionen glei6
ben 6af0ii6in be3 2ibanon gu CT
lanoen. Saqs iit:r Elm I6peigiamer,
miirriI6er @iniiebIer innitten Der BON
bruuienosm Qe6en erfiQtsn Sanbel8s
ftdot, nadts Elm mdntiger 9erri6er
iiber ole Sitter Der Groe - oos mar
bas isltiame 9~oppeQeben oes Mdnne8,
ben iein S6idIal BON Sanger nab
Samburg perI6laen bate.
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Sd,iffsnadridltcn

Nclu,D II. Sonltor. Nit
gcIonQt lit bicr Der Compiler "2Voure.
talliu" bon Siucrpool.
2iDcrpool, II. Sonror. - Hn'
ncIolat lit bicr Ser Coupler Quito.
mia" pom Ncu NOrf,
Gonna, H. Nontor. Tnge'
fonmcn lit bier Der Gonpicr yNom.
bltrQ" bon Sem Dorf.
Mcopcl. Il. &onlor. Ger
Tanpicr ,a0uiNin 2ouiic," Don 9tcps
Norf nod @cruo bcitinnnt, lopgtc
bier al mo icbtC icinc 6ubrt tort.
GhcrbpurN, 16. &onlor. r.
g(60ciobrcu lit Don bier Der Qolnpler
n9(ncrifo" nod Ncu- Dorf. :
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Mphl %hcfuntm's!

@lmiro, NJ, II. &omlor. -
Grei iumgc @urid)cll, Ger l6.iGhrige
Wiortin Epnna. ser 19-iGbrigc Som
Gro Guun3 uno Der tl-idbrigc Gboa.
Gliifor0, lpeld)c um SonntogS fnec.
b0Qc in ole @rono Central Npcnue.
9optiiicn Stride 1emorl2n bubcn
mo pCrhoitCt morocn murClL Ilto
I'M YolijciNcrid)t Dor ocn NmuGltcn
unb Dem iibriaen int @cridt9Iool be.
iinOlid]cn ElIblifum BON ibrcn 81
tern nit cincnu Strcid)riCmcn tiid)ti9
ourhgeprii1clt morocn, i%uoroltf bic
gcgcn lie Crhobcucu NnfIugcn jurild
9c5ogcn uur0cn.