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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

mis- un0 6rnlt, 9foroicite @panofe-
Nuente, nobe Der oIten 9)orf-GooO, 40
BEL -. 8rlm05in9 $50, So.
&aruel Shneiocrmnlm on 9(norcu
Nt. &lntoaft, 10 @rmoitijde, $500.
Sopbio GeIgfoup on 4. @uDe
Nromn, Nr. t20I Noro-G oloaitroBe,
II bel 50, Nriruo3inS $50, So.
q. Somoro Wbitc an Gllpurtb VI.
9luOrcs, Noroieite GranfIia,, no6c
EopionitroBc, 10 bci 1876, 8r1uo5in5
$50, So.
gSilliom !. 6. 9lou0 an g. Soluuro
@bite, 10 @ruioitiide, -.
&umeS acGltp an Wiid)ocl 2c6anc
mo 6rou, @eitieitc @urnlun. 9%(uenltc,
nobc 9oltimoreIndBc, 1873 bel 70,
@rmto5inS $50, s..
(GontoS 6. 9io0iion an George z.
Cutler II. 6rou, SiiOicitc Baltimore,
nobe EatberincitraBc, 1873 bel 50,
6mrn03ins $50, 50.
NJ. 6ianIore Gorter an ella N.
SbcttS, Giticitc O., ndbc G%rc16urpitr. ),
@rluto3ina $72. s..
GOmnrO 9. &ompion mlo 6rou an
Notolic u, SobmorL , @rlmoitiidc,
1927. 66.
2IOca, , 0runoitiidc, $1,000.
&o0cr :. @iQ an Grouf Sc Hop
GempIcnton unO 6roll Gillette GbeI.
lcu., nobe Gliftou.2IUcnIe, @runo5in2
$9O$5.
commonwealth @unf"" al ISreo.
". &ooa, Gillette N%iaQuitb-, nobc Sc,
0crolitruBc, 8rlmb5iuS SIP, ST..
&nnca u, 9cuImcor mo Con So.
an SpOio g. Gorr, SiiOieitc 9ufcr.,
Hobe 9. StroBe, 60 bel 81 @ruuo}ina
$120, s..
&obn Mobr OF =. on@iQium @roi.
lin @eitieite Nnll-, nobe Nlicconlro.
itroBc, So.
George =. 9copin an GIiio6ctb
Sdraocr, Nor0oitcfe Gorcp. 1lnO
GnrroNitrobe, fl bel 70, @~runo}inS
$40, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

client 6 Cots in G|otonSpiAe $1,000.
Nuquit 3onqe Gil Glen G.@iniunt.
ion Wno @otten, / Nfcr ulb iG Gua.
Orot-lcrdcS, So,
SGc Smner3' Heultn Company bon
Baltimore OH Nbrobnm $. 8ump,
IL Cots 5u Gllpput Eorf, 0rp5. ic
$54, $.
i. Gieicl6e on Sioof M. Sppenbei-
mcr. 3 Der obcn 0cnnnttcn Cots, obne
@%runh5inS, $4,000.
Gieicl6e an Moit5 6rccnlon, 6 ser
obigcn Cots, grlrno5inairei, $500.
Gicielbe an &cnnie Spanoouer, 1
Scr obigen Cots, Nrltno5inSirei, 5000.
Gieiclbc an Hebtdu &ohn, 4 Der
obi9en SotS, Qrm0ainSirei. 5000.
Gicielbc an 6lorpne @oi aobn, 1
ohiNer Cots, 1runo5insirei, $500.
@bmin ". @rigbt uno Srou an g.
IS. @right, Got 81 9oppiep, So.
@crnon g. @rig6t on Gbpin @.
@rigbt mo Srolt, bieiclbc Got, So.
Senrp @uttenberg mo 6rnu oil
Wfur ShonpiSner mo Sralt, Got oil
Noroieite Der 2onboroItroBe, 8r05.
$3.50, S..
Simot)p :. Sooper an 9oiiieSorb-
len, SiioWeit.Gdc Goit,9lpe. II @oiig6.
itrubc, tbciIpeiie in Baltimore gel,.
gen, @ro3. $40, So.
Nnorep GifoSfi an StoniSlouS
Seeiof mo Srdlt, 1 Nder an Der
Nort6- Eoint &ooo, So.
NiIuronce Eermoncnt 2oon onO
Savings Niiociotion bon Baltimore
al Sobn 9. &lrB mo Srou, Got an
Norbieite ser GloremontItroBe. 8ro5.
$50, So.
@iaiom g. Sbriper an @lpnoon
Country Club bon @oltinore-G onntp,
3 Idcr nabe 8lpnoon, $3.50.
Nn0rem Nugeigolt mno 6roli oil
&iaiom VI. 2oilalcl Got an ,SiiSoIt.
ieite Der 9elair, Geob, So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
@eburtstog in ser 9oIi,

0eDnrfSfag IN DER Eol1'
sci It II. Sr. SiQmunh
Simmelmann, Der Gelcpbonnomn in
Der 0itliten Boli5eiItotion, i|ricrte ici.
men 80. @eburtstog i'm StntionS6oll'
ie bel emiiger grbeit. &r. Simmel.
mann %erfrert iit in ser %geuonnten
Boli5eiitntion elmer 9roben geliebt.
belt, nid)t MIR lpe9en Der Nrt un0
Neiie, luie er ieinen IienIt periiebt,
ionoern olld) gon5 beionoer$ lpegell
ieiner peri0nIiden SiebenStpiirbig.
felt.
2 6ntegermutte ge9en
. bmieger o bn. Nltf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING, ongeblid ieine od)t5iN
Sabre oIte Sdluiegerntutter, 3roll
Gertrude Spobn BON Nr. Is, ltor0-
8apitroBe, nn9cgriifcn 5u bobcn.
lpurbe 9eItern Ser "a Sabre oltc
Sobn Shrieber in ser noro0itliderl
BoIi5eiitotion Dem Hi6tcr 2lcpeauu
porgefibrt. Die olte 6rou mar gum
8erbor nit ibrem So Sabre often
8otten NifoIouS Spobn eridicncn.
Sdrieber leu9nete, ieinc Shiuicgcr-
mutter ie ongeiobt 5u bobelL beboltp.
tate ober, ben &crilld) 9enlnd,t 3u bo.
ben, bieielbe in einem Iltenbcin1 I'M.
ter5libringen, bo lie nidt gor3 nor.
mol lei. Nodoem ser Nihter bic ;3clt-
g%enauSiogen ongcbort bate, foln cr
5u Der lleber6cuglrng, DOB ole oIte
8rou an Den 3miitigfeiten pieIiod) Die
Shulo TRACE uno entIieb oeSboI6
Sbrieber mad 9~e5obllng Der f~leillell
Strafe bon ST unb Soften.
W Il iterioie NnqeIeqcn.
belt. = Srou gnnie @obute boz,
Nr. 100, Siib-9 etbelitroBe, uelde
lid ~9cIegentlid zines geiudeS lit
Sepern MO, ihlperc Yronomunoert
5uge5ogen botte, lit CONCENTRATIONS
lpot i'm Dllniuerlit1tS . Soipitol" gcs
itorben. @ie iie Die 9ronomunoen
erbielt, lit Elm poaigcs H1tbiel. 9litd)
Or. cannon BON Sepern, melfer ibr
Die critic SiiIfe %leiitete, uno lire lie
b%erfiibrung nod DEM Soipitol Der.
olIaBte, mill bon ocmllriprm0 Scr,
ielben nidtS %lpiiien. Gic 3oote mar
70 Sabre alt. Coroner Or. Mortin
pom lueitIiden Eoli5eioiltrift lit NIT
elmer llnteriudung bes @oriaaes be.
id)1ftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Baltimore Sampf.Yafct-Gumpaani

(9lte uIo 3upcrldiiiac @ni.ainie.)
Gie %preiniate Stnatensgo bef1roernb.
Hrpm a}t1i %&tg S5s,a;i rSiFqin!ag nnS "Nfabama"
l%jcnll1eIt bon ben y31O Qine"sRiers Rr. Q bis
70 eiabt. etraff, .5uh Der Barre. etrahe, nm
lt3O MDerhs otrrft mad 80 ISoint Comfort
AIorfoIi mo Portsmouth db.
IN Sl6 goint ani6Iub an &c. 4 S.sgabn"
lin6 Ntdtrono, GuBerbem oreintuI Die Bpd1e
on a&irainia giapigutior 60" mad SameS
H!ther.Popsnltgen unh Rihrlono. gu. IN Nors
Toll NnibluB, on "gtIuntic 9onit Cine 9abn. "
g%yiorioIf \ gSeitern Sdbn. a y%9iorioIf & sonth.
err gGhn% nnS 6lo EominiOn Coupler 60 "
nab Nelpbern, rig. g8nibiu9ton, G.sg., 9fi6.
inono. Gn.. itno Aeip, gorf.
Wnhl5ettcn 1ad europiifhrft 9Ian. 9iefe
9olHpter. baden l~Iruri1fe Aniiiterl, belize uno
iaite stb. ooer snlspGfer'PdOcr, cieitrif6e
9cIel6tlnq llno 3ampfbciinna. aoher foftcns
tret. aGbinen Toe. 81 90, $3.50. 5000 mo
S2.hQ 3ehes 2immer fir 8luei Berfonen eiIi,
@tgets g'iircnnr to7 HtsNnliimorp' giraffe. 100
~qiohteStrabe, E. 81. g. Gffice SitouftsG 4 her
Baltimore nnb 9HInertsS troBe, gGontinrnfdl
1rlitt @niloina" uno SIIbuuab'S. Or. 100. Nrrb.
9barIcS,E trabe.
7uhn u. S1eriunub, Qeb Gumptuu,
%iccsFrdf. 1t. @cH. sAPnnaacr. @ei.s Rail. ssIot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
4rnnbIifs llebertragnnacu.

Snmes j. Grotutbep an Cecilia u.
Growtber 8eitieite Sails Surupife-
Hono, nabe Gellluooo.g penue, 10 bel
-, 81.
@iqiam 8. Hi6ar0ion mo Sroit
oneartmir 5ormer, 9tr. 1880 bis 1882,
SnmesifroBe, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
SciratbS.S icen3en.

Sobn 6reitos, 25, uno emma
airtder, %; applifant goparO
2inot, Rr. All, NorOs9 urbomitroBe.
CHARLES =. Suffice, AZ, mo &ote
so. @ia, 40; 4pplifont .. u. But.
der, Nr. 3416, Geoor. apemuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

glm 80. Sunni miro bas StootS.
appellotionsgcridt Die 6rnoe Der &c.
golitdt Der Subluap.4 nleibe nlineb.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Mrrdants e Niners transport. So

Damp fer'2t uie.
Srudt uio Qdituaiere.
g1d Bottom NIB Dem Often.
Sonftaa, Sienitan uHo Sreitug, 9 llbr MbenbA.
Tad Vrunioeice NIB benz Often.
Sorntag, Wittppn ulo Sreitag, 8 ubr Wbsnbs.
*Ta6 9aelppD TT NeUs.
Id9Itb, nu5aenpuImen Wtorttaa unb @aruttuq,
@ u6r Mbenos.
. Grabt nnacnof1rten tieGid) big 8 llbr 9aGua.
fur b%enfelben Tag tabrenoe 9Gmpfer.
Van GaonHiInb une benz Gibeu.
HieHftug, 9olnerftua uno Samitua,
@ uJr 9henbS.
.. ". Mc9sein, Mgent, Bier 3, SUB g..@ap.gtr.
Saupts 9iireau: Sermarl' uno 2iebt'Str.
Ut3,3&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
MarnIanb &TemmIpfuania Giien6abn.

7.35 Moraens-giab gorf. ausgen. Sonutae8.
$50 lloraenS-stan Teltp, mir SonntueS.
$50 W9praens- 9ab 9elGtr, niisaen. Son1tngD
100 aiatm.-gnh 9elnir, MIR Sonntags.
$50 Gadm.-ytIb Yorf, nusgen. Sonntae4.
4.05 Gndm.-ysah Celia. ntr SoiintdgS.
5.15 G~ahm.--giah BeInir. nnSaen. Gounfnes.
8.10 gbenbs-Gah Seltu, ausgen. Sonutne5.
1 90 sbenbs-gah 2eIia. rur Spnntnes.
IL 80 abenoS-gat SeIasr, alSaen. ScnfltueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Ban Woterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter.
rubmen, 2aoel, etc.
5aTcs .. Softer & So, 1t5-117 Sibs5reoe'
ridsStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Stumbling, SURFACES, &anges un0
Ocien, 9o60eden .lno Hinnen.
Sennctt Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Gei1dftss&

9Gder., Gonoitor- mo Sotel'
0eoaris-Nrtifel.
she Mpsrs & 9idS g.. tO4 Siios 9oiuaros Cir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

3citungen, 3eiti6riitenL etc.
,Sbc Baltimore Reps Co." 0upib lbercronl'
bic, UeIbditsiiibrer. 31S g9cltsSermaHsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

g. 3atne,
v9entider Correspondent"
Nr. 4t3, GIt = Baltimore . StraBe.
Geidaftss& egwetier.
9Gder., Gonoitor- uno Sotel'
9eoariS-A rtifel.
She @ipers & Sids Go.. 1O4 Siios9ofuaro'Sir.
3~citltngen, 3eiti6riften, etc.
ySbc Baltimore Ieips Co.," 9aOib IbertronI'
bic, 1eibdttstiibrer. 3ls Aelt'SermaHsSir.
gau . Moterialien, Gbiiren, Senlter.
rubmen, 2aoen, etc.
5aues Q. Softer & So, 115-117 eHof5reoe'
ridsStrube.
Nationals9anfen.
Y9be Stb 9uwn sational Sani,". Sap: nno
ereiersSttaee Satp9 SS' 9ooL SrunoeHi'
y3pene Wationul.S ani," 432 eho.groaSuuU.
", y. gSa9ner, %Stalitrer.
pgSeitctu Iatiunul Sanf," IA gforosGitdtusStr
". Wiuriuit. Auiiirer.
,,Sarmers aro wierdlauts Ratipual gaui,"
Souibs uno 2ombarosSiraBe
StautS, 9anfen.
,Seatihe Sant Ouu Baltimore" Baltimore
nno Qouindgs Sirdbe. Algult 9Seber, Sialls
bent; s. ). 6ibt, S9abmeiiier.
Spor-9onfen.
p1eutI6e eparoauf pun %Sultimure," Gutaps
mo Baltimore irabe.
st. Games SpnrbaHt," VaItimoresStrabe lno
9uiiom 8ontesaoenue.
SruIt.Sonpdgnic'u.
,@'nrHlano srut Co." yipropedsGde gaIoerts
uno SermnnsStraBe. Z. z. zimmerman,
GRADIENT @arrOa &aH gsB g$agnaeiIIsr;
yam Sfinrrr. SiilfssS eIretdr
Baltimore Sruft Il 3nnrnntee Co.," Equitable
Sullotn9.
I0oofaten.
aarl n. 81. sdolg, 12G-t29 2atu 8uiIoiua.
@uItauus aerb, 20f-269 9uIbcrt guiIoi1g
2onomtrtbifoftlide @erGt6e itno
INN onaa SGneroieH.S $40" ,,t.'o-
Griffith G Surner 6O., 2O5 giorbsRaea.s trabe.
Wormor= uno, @ronit.@ erfe.
8. Sitsdrtner & ebbne, 7t4-71s g8eits9aIti'
moresStrdbe.
Bllimbing, SURFACES, &anges nn0
Seien, 3ad0eden ltno Hinnell.
Sennctt Sros, 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&ilpicridmic0e ino ElumberS.
Sobu Snbert, 17t4 2bnne5s StraBe. 9s & y.
3eIepbOn: Splfe 1889.
Selcr.SerIiderlngen.
vaegal 3ninranec So. Of siuerpoul," 9enrR
Wi. WurfteIo, NeiioeItts Dt1na9er, 10f-lO2
Chamber Of Commerce Nuiloing.
y8ermauia Seuer &, 8eriideruuas . 8eienihait,"
Baltimore mo 9iortD'Strabe.
@igentblmS Ngenten unb SGnoler.
Yierre e. Gusan & 0spbetp, 10 Sits2egineturs
Sirdbe.
Sufidmieo- 3ubebor.
&. eeutt gaSne So, S62-364 9!orSsSap'S ctr.
0oblen ulo Sol5.
Seurn q. Bon Seiae, $50 eoIumbiasgloenue.
GionoIeibs @elhGfte.
,6Dniulibatro auan Co.," 1 goro-Sub setrabe.
GionoS mo Srgcln.
Gbas. %. etieff, o gloro,9iberipsS irabe
&m, Snabs & 30, @art.9tOe. mo 5apettesstr.
Eapier luto Gapier.G Often.
smitb, Tiruu Gp,. 105-t07 Sanooer'Strnbe.
9le6plottcn, Metaa, etc.
&suu, Gpuflin & So. (incorporirD, 1910
Snlocritoils StrdBe.
Seteftiu-g lgentur.
National setretine eerptee, s; g; gafb Sc
faditsfibrer, 9tr. 632, 2dipsAhiIot1g, Daitis
more. Ob 9bone ct. Saul $500,
"aasriean t SstsetiSs assnts," GbH[lSssf .S sSSl'
Baltimore, Weo. 4bone: 6. & n. St. parI
2o27; sSobnln9: g. & Z; &oIts 123a-8,
spanoarer & ofmiot, Habiolger bon Sinii9,
99eit & 2pors. 503 GnIpert SuiIbine.
9cifenbeitntter.
sanocr G. eUbue, 170S-t7t0 Canton. stbsrue.
Vim. 0uuf, Nortbs rno 8%reetmuuuts glbenue.
Srie0bofe.
raeuoun @arf Gemetrrp," 9iircau: 81 sSeTt'
Saratoaa'Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

9le6plottcn, Wetau, etc.
Ssun, Gnufliu & Gp. Cncprporir), 1910
NulocrItuns Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Seteftiu.9

0eteftip-2 lgentur.
National Sctretine eerpiee. s. W. @afb. @es
iaditsfiibrer, 9sr. 632, 9atp.@btIotns, 9aitis
more. Olo gbohe Ct. Saul $500.
mann. Sefbdftsflbter, $40 guuitnbIes9Loa..
Baltimore, mo. 9bpne: 6. & q. q. 9arI
2027; gSobnun9: Q. & Z. 9SoIts 123a-8,
epanoaner 4 edmint, Habfolger bon Snii1,
s8eit & 9uors, 503 GnIpert SuiIoiHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

8upfcridmic0e uno Elum6erS.
Subu Snbrrt, 1714 3bnnle3s Strabe. @s & y
3elepbUn: 9Splfe 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Eale snr @eiie in's AasIanb BE.
irrat 6. @aine, Nr. 4t3, Ch.YaIti.
neretrake, na5e Gsitom 1oxie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

EionoS u1b Srgcln.
SbaS. ~. etieif, 8 9loros9iGeriD. Strabe
Nm. Snabe 4 Co., 9arisglpe. mo 5nOettesStr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Warmor= uno, @rnnit. Werfe.
8. Sitsdrtner & ebbue, 7t4-71s g8eitsgaIti'
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Enpier unlo Gapiers0 Often.
sm,itb, Tirpu Gp., 105-107 SanooersStrnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Observation-Disclosures

sanorr G. e1bue, 170S-t7t0 Canton snsrue.
VIM. 0ppf, giortbs ino 8reermuliut sgloetue.
Sriebbofe.
,,9euopu 9arf GemetrrH," giireau: 81 sSeTt.
Garaio9a'S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

GionoIeib- @eifGfte.
,Guniultoatro 9uau Co." I HurozSuOsStrab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Srult.G ompa0nic'u.
,RarSlauo srai 3d." giprowed.Gde GaIpert.
nno SernlonsS traBe; g.; z. Zimmerman,
Serbs Speucer, iun, 6iIifssS duBneiiter
yam Stinnrr, SiilfssS erretdr.
- Baltimore Sruit IL Guarantee Co." equitable
Nulloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Hational- 0anfen.
,5bc lib Suwn g~iatipnal Sani," SAB. uuo
GretersSttnbe. Sucub u. Soof, Yruitoent;
.siusite a%tationai' SAINT" 482 sfb.groabuuu.
lS. Is. gSuQuer. Naiiirer.
,gSeitrtn National Sanf," IA IorosGutnipsStr
". Wtariuit, Suiiirer.
Suutbf uno 2umbarozS traBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

StautS. 9anfen.
Ssntihe gant uuu Baltimore" Baltimore.
uno Souindus Str1be. 9uguit Neber, Brdits
bent; Is. s.. 5ibt, S~6aBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Spor-9onfen
,Teuti6e eparbauf pun gnltimpre," Gutalps
lilo Baltimore SiraBe.
st. Snmes SpnrbaHt," GaltimoresStrabe uno
9uiiom SontesN0eHue.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Abroad.

Abroad is locality entirely sur
rounded by seasickness. In another
view 1t is bourne more or less mys-
terious, bounded on its farther side by
your income and on fits hither side by
custom houses where you have to de-
clare everything you bring back with
you except a foreign accent and one
change of hosiery.
Abroad is where
/. They put
a Labels all over your luggage and
h. II all over you.
.. You are almost always going
down from Jerusalem to Jericho. and
the good Samaritan invariably wants
tin.
Abroad is the stage OF history, but
that is only because history made the
too common mistake Of not seeing
America first.-Puck.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
To Cure Wrinkles.

Look at a paralytic If you think
wrinkles incurable," said a beauty doc
tor. ''On the side he is paralyzed all
his wrinkles disappear. Though he be
sixty or seventy. his profile on that
side is the profile of youth. So the
paralytic shows US how to cure our
wrinkles-namely. by keeping our IA
Cial muscles still. If we keep our faces
in perfect repose. never laughing when
the comedian sings his best song. new
er weeping when wife or sweetheart
dies, we will have no wrinkles what
ever. The skin wouldn't wrinkle IL 1t
were not exposed The skin of the
body IS much disturbed by action .of
the muscles underneath-as at the
knee, for instance-yet this uneNposed
skin never wrinkles. Not being eX
posed TO the bad influence of sun and
wind il has not lost the oil and the
elasticity of childhood And that's
whore come In with my creams and
uuGuents and messages" - New Or
leans Times Democrat
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
His Wonderful Invention.

Australia. as is well known. is in
Tested with rabbits, most destructive
and multitudinous pest. Not long lgo
a man invented the following plan:
You go out into the field from which
the rabbits are to be removed. You
saw down a tree. and on the slant of
the stump you paint black spot.
Then you keep very quiet. SO that the
rabbits will come back from their bur-
rows and feed as usual When a
large enough number has collected you
clap your hands sharply. The effect
will he electric. The rabbits will jump
In haste for their burrows. At least
one is sure to mistake the black spot
for his hole and make for IL. lnvaria-
bly, he will dash his brains out. This
process. repeated often enough, is
warranted to eNterminate the rabbit
forever
The reports do not say whether
there are any rabbits left in Australia
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Austin Briefs.

Earl Allen. who has been i'll the past
week. is improving.
A son was bori. to Mr. and Mrs.
Weibel February 18th.
Mrs. James Wallace is seriously III
at her home north of Austin.
John Fuller and family spent Sunday
at the J. w. Lemaster home.
Tom Kitter was down from Rogers
Mesa from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. Kincade is improving his ranch
by the addition of a substantial barn.
Meryl Estes has returned to Austin
and is working on John Fuller's ranch.
Mrs. Benefie who is teaching at
Tricle school near Eckert was at home
over Sunday.
Walt Beckley and wife. who have
been living at the Rollins coal mine.
have moved to Austin.
Last Friday night n number of our
young people were pleasantly enter
tanned at dance at the Ben Myers
home near Read.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Rist died of pneumonia at her home on
the LETTERS ranch. MIR. Rist and his
little daughter have the sympathy of
all in their sad loss.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Cedoredge Neu,s.

J. F. Foster is visiting the Turner
family.
Joe Hogrefe went to Denver last
Monday 10 be gone a week or two.
P. II. Williams from Elmore. Mime
sofa is visiting his father-in-law =. S.
Blanchard and family.
H J. Baird is up from Delta this
week making things move in the cause
of the Cedaredge railroad.
A small George Washington ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lamar on the 22nd of February
The Ives sale on Dry Creek last
Tuesday went off we'll in spite of the
fact tnat the attendance was not large.
Mrs. Hixon of Coalby has been
spending week in Cedaredge with
her little boy who is under the care of
DIR. Bolton for throat trouble.
Mrs. Charles Rist died of pneumonia
and nephritis last Tuesday at her home
on Surface Creek. She leaves one
little girl about year and half old.
Fred Buol and r. w. Curtis are
among the Cedaredge property owners
who are on their way home to Delta
county after a winter spent elsewhere.
Ward Butcher, brother of E. S
Butcher of Hotchkiss is in Cedaredge
on business in the orchard line. Mr..
Butcher comes from lronton and ex-
poets another brother down from that
town in the spring.
Alec Lyall arrived home in Cedaredge
last Monday after an abs ,nce of most
of the winter during which time he
visited his old home near Wick ia
Scotland His return passage was
made in the Lusitania in FIVE days.
One of the largest sales of the sea-
son is advertised for March fourth at
the Talcott ranch Buzzard brothers
are selling out preparatory to removal
to Montana. A large number of
horses and other stock will be sold.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
keepinq Up the Limit.

In ]. Comyns Carr's "reminiscences
is n characteristic anecdote Of Burne-
Jones. who had consulted his doctor
about certain symptoms which seemed
alarming.
How many cigars do you smoke in
n day." the doctor inquired OF his pa
tient. To which Burne-Jones had care
lessly replied. "Oh. l think about six.
Well" replied his adviser. for the
present you had better limit yourself
TO three" And In detailing the !uci-
dent TO me afterward Burne.lones add
ed. with n chuck:e You know Ky
dear Carr. never did smoke more
than three"
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
A Reasonable Excuse.

"i.r!dget." said Mrs. Subbubs stern
ly, breakfast is half an hour late
again"
'lis, mim," returned Bridget meek
ly.
What excuse have you to offer?
You know l told you that Mr.. Sub
bubs must catch that early train, and
punctuality at breakfast is absolutely
necessary" said the lady.
Sure an OF overshlep' mesilf," said
Bridget.
That is no excuse" said the mis-
tress. Il gave you an alarm clock
only yesterday
"Oi know that, MIN"
Did you wind it up?'
"Oi did,
And didn't it go OFF,"
Sure an it did that. 1t made a tar
rible Mise"
Then why didn't you get up?"
Sure. mim." responded Bridget tear
fully. lit was that ting that's made
all the throuble. Oi niver shlep' a
wink all night waitin' for 1t to go off.
an whin it did OF was that toired OF
couldn't move."-Harper's Weekly.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Tanning Patti.

Patti WAS 70 sing on certain date
AZ Bucharest but at the last moment
she declined to leave Vienna. 1t was
too cold snow everywhere. she would
not risk catching her death of cold.
NJ Schurmann. the impresario. was in
despair until brilliant inspiration
came 20 him Quickly he telegraphed
10 the advance agent in the Rouma-
MAN capital: AT whatever cost Patti
must receive an ovation at bucharest
station from the Italian aristocracy
Send me by return the following wire:
The members of the Italian and Rou-
manian nobility are preparing to give
Nine. Patti magnificent reception.
The ministry will be represented. Pro-
cessions. torches and bands. Tele-
graph the hour of arrival" The ad-
vance agent carried out this instruc-
ton. and when the telegram dictated
to him over the wires arrived in Vi
emma II was handed TO Patti. with the
desired effect How charming" she
murmured. "What time do we start?"
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Twin Place.

One day an old gentleman who
found the Java village nj the Worlds
fair very absorbing at length contided
in young man standing near. It's
powerful nice TO watch.' he said. but
l may say should be better ont II
was a trifie better posted. My jogra-
phys n leetle rusty. and it's truth and
fact that l don't jestly know where
lava is. Now. where Is it?''
oh" said the young man, with the
assured quiet OF one who knows, Just
little way from Mochar' Argonaut.
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Coalby Correspondence.
Arnold Pratt who has been i'll for
fau, ,pa.La 10 Soma hetter

Arnold Pratt who has been i'll for a
few weeks is some better.
Several new seats have been put in
the school house. which is a great ac-
commodation to the pupils and the
crowds of people who attend our de-
batting society.
Last Saturday evening our society
opened with an excellent address by
our president. Charles States, which.
though brief, was highly appreciated
and complimented by the audience.
After this came the mock trial which
was suit for breech of promise in
which one of our prominent young men
was defendant. The plaintiff was
beautiful blonde with golden hair.
Frank Fickcs made very wise and
impartial Judge. A. Watson and Fred
Parker were council for the plaintiff
and Tom Roberts and Charles Rowell
attorneys for defendant. Watson and
Parker had an ingenious plot laid to
save their client and Mr.. Watson dis
tinguished himself by his plea to the
jury. Roberts and Rowell had well
planned defense and proved the plaintiff
t. be scheming adventures and the
defendant a greatly wronged man.
Charles Rowell examined the witesses
and proved to be very skillful ques-
The Delta independent., 1909-02-26
Maxine Il Easier.

Little Jeans dolly had met with an
accident. and her mother had procured
new head for It, The removal Of
the old lead proved to be rather
difficult task. which Jean watched
with great interest.
I'm afraid. lean, can't get this
old head on" said the mother.
Jean face glowed with the light OF
an inspiration as she said:
Never mind. mamma: just take the
body on"