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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
SpuncnaMi= nno llntcrgnng.
Tas @ettcr.

Siir Wornlon0 u1o SEN GtItritt
Columbia herte perGnoerIidlc3 Net.
ter nit geIegcntIiden NeAcngullen.
Sountog geIeacntlidle H%cacngiil'c
mo per0noerlid)c Minnc.
@citcrn bctrllN sic boditC Ccnlpc
rotllr 56 @roo, unb Der nicori9ltc
Sbcrmomctcriton0 mar 46 @roo,
,Sn 0cn iibrioen @unocS Wctterbc.
administrations iuur0c Der tol
Genoc nieori0itc Sbermomcteritono
pcr5eid)uet:
Goitport 40, Qortlono Al, Bolton
"A, Nlbonp "a, Hem.aort 81, Ybilo.
OeIpbia So, Ntlolltic Gin rs, Gope
Wop 30, Moibin0tou IS, NorioIt %,
Natteroa SO, Charlotte 81, WllmlnNa
ton 62, Ghorleitou 6S, Souonllob GS,
%rSodionoiue 20, ISllpiter IS, Sen @elt
80, ItIouto GO, Wont9onlcrp IS, gtem
SrlconS 81, Enleitinc so, Wolpclton
6S, Corpus Ghriiti y, WcnpblS 81,
Cincinnati 56, Titt9blrg 80, S@tpc9o
II, Buffalo II, Glcuclou0 80, GCtrolt
Is, glpcnu IA, Wordltettc II, Green
Ban rs, Chicago lG, Guluth 40, ct,
Saul ~, ct. HouiS 80, aonin9 Gltu
81, Smoba 56, Suron -. Niamord
80, @iuiiton 80. Sabre -, ScIcno
%, Sult Gate Gitp 60, Ienuer 6G,
u. Vlotte IS. GoONe GitD CT, N(mO.
rillo GS, Sos In9clcS SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

seb eeeen Estpps ein5titreten. @ir
baben 1eniieen5 8elpeiSmateriaI an
Suho. Mlber mir pcrocn Die Der
bonoIuna nid)t lunniiber @eiie be.
l~dIcunigcn, bcpor cine gan3 genarc
Examination Scr Bidder poraenom
men iuorocn it," Son Dem Nugen.
bid an, ooB Der Grnit Der Sitltotion
befonnt mlrbe, bot Sr. Speus Die
gerfoleung ielbit in Die Sono genoms
men. So. CT tuobnte iogor perionIid)
ben 8erh0rcn Dor Dem EoIi5cirihter
bel, luobI oo& critic WoI III ieiner Car
ricre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
SpeSiul-Cfferte.

W. &eiiert 409-411 Nurb. a5aS.
Straec, Der beitbefannte bentide Ebu.
tpgrapb, offcrirt MIR fir bicie @pd,e:
Gin lebenssrokcs Bib, in Manarel.
farben scmalt nno odn bobem HINT.
lrrtid)em 8ertb, frsi NIT einem
Snteno Tciner better Gabinet.S tuoien
tiir 5000. @csnIdrer Nrcis' $4,000.
6ntc Gabinct-Yilbc $50 unS anf.
luarts. gcrsrGkeruneen bon nlten
@iiScrn in alien Mnsfibrangen. Vile
Nrbeiten garantirt. Mdten Sic Ipe.
5iea auf uniereu 9aueu nnb Sans.
THINNER, 409-11 4orb.U as.Str.
(1e513IuS 49,
E6ue fNprH M0alaNA asfna>A Aa~- -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

@r. Sbeobore Goden, JIM, BiceprGiis
bent Der nAnlerican Nl6itGomponp",
Die examination Der Bidder. Sbnl
ltcbt Sr. G0min &. Bentley 3llr Scite.
Ga &r. SbomaS iGmmtlid)e 0anfbii-
dyer nit ilnd) DEM @crid)tsge6diloc
0cllommctt bate. 10 tonnten Die bel
Ocu Serrcn nit ibrer Sollptnrbeit
crit ge1en Witto9 beginner. 2tc
Belt bis oobin perlparoten lie, inoem
lie lid nit Dem in icuem 0iireoiI &c
ilbtcn 9ud)iiibrungSipitem pertrollt
mod)tell, nobel bnell&illf5controlelIr
6rcenlon ~bereitpifligit init ocn notbis
Qcl Snformotionen ol Die SanO
ging. Nit bcipnoerer Sorgiolt lper-
Den Die Repiiorcn ole TepoIitcn be-
od)telL melhe iudbren0 Der Gage Der
EfcroercmeH in 8in,liCo, I'M @cl1tIe-
mems Griniitg Yorf tnb Nroipccts
Gnrt, ionic hin ott 3eit Der Erdlioe1-
tcnmobl bernmi 9eulnht muroenL
oenn eS bclrebt Ole be9rilnoete In-
iid)t, ooB 0olunS gerobe 5lt jcrlem
,3eitpulftc beipnoerS piel @elb
brnlld)te unb c$ iid) 5u ucridoficn
mllBtc. @ie longe Ole 9iidcrprilfun9
i'll Inlprlldl nebiaen miro, boriiber
fGnncll Die Hepiiorcn ielbit int gtuoeil'
blid nod rlid)ts 9eitimnltcs GllBerlL
oo tic nift piiiclt, mie melt bic Ser
un~treultngen 5uriidootircn. SIMMER
bin 0uBerte iid) elmer Der Serrc1 &C.
Itcrn %iolpcit. oaB or nid)t CLAUDE, bob
Die Heuilion nlcbr oils cine Wod)e III
Nnlprud nchmcn iperhe.
Gi1er NeltBcrltna, ipeld)e einem Der
Veomten Der itGbtiiheu 0epoiiter'
@onfcu in bell Numb gclegt miro, Der
suiolge Die Mooirumaen ulb &erdr.
herlulgcn IN bcn pcrid)iebenen Sanf,
biidcrn crit III Der porigcn @nd,e,
nnd)bem Der critic Serbad)t gegcn
GorpnS 0cGllBcrt NOR, porgcuommcn
leil lolleL id)enft Sr. Nreenlon lpcs
Mig 0lnubcn. Gr mcinte acltern, %
Die Gcruntrcllu1gei lid oGne 3iuciiel
ullf cine ldlgc 8criooe erltrcdtcL 10
lei cS olS Gols iifer on5lnlebnlen,
boB DER Sduloige idou lpGbreno ser
gallSen Belt icil1e DISQUALIFICATION
ourd) entiprehenoe 8erGnoernngen
IN ben SiIhcrr 81 pc%rtilitel, peri,ld)t
babe.
Gle YoliSei, ser cs boron 1elegen
lit, Ole @eiihts5ii9e oes idlauen
Stuot-GlcrfS ibrem @iloerid,ote eil-
Si,perleibcr, bntte aeitern III ibrenl
&ompfc 9cacn ben Inipolt be2 Nuge-
fIaaten n,cbr 8liid. Hihtcr SeuiS-
Ter cnti6loB iid) oui Autrog ocS Nu=
moltS Der Eoli5cibcborbc, Srn. Nlon-
80 &. MtileS. Ou5u, Den on porbcr.
gcbcnocn Gage pot, linn crlaiicnen
GinbnltSbcfcbl. pcld)er Der Toli5ci
perbot, cine pbotoarapbiid)c Nllfnob.
me bon NelpnS 81 MAIDEN. 5t mi0er-'
ruicn. Sr. @oli tiinoigte oorolIfbin
iofort oil, boB er geeclt oieie @ntid,ei-
ouna oppclircn lperoe nno erIitd)te
ben Mid,tcr. ben grlob zines Den Gin
boltsbeiebl lpioerruicnhen @erid,ts-
hclchlcS BITS sur G%ntideioulg oes Mp.
pcllniionsgeridts ouiinidieben, Ger
Inipolt Der Epli,cibeborbc mochte Do
! aegen 9cltcnb. sob aegeu Die GntIdlci-
Dung ocs Giid)tcrS iiber Den GinboltS-
beicbl feline 9(ppelation mo1lih lei.
llcber oieien Eri,ft orailncntirtelt
bic beiocriciti1en Iniu1Itc geItcrn
NadJnittog Dor Hid)ter Scuisler nlo
cinem onocren Witglieoe Der obcriten
8erihiSb1uf. Tie Gntidcioung Der
It9eleqenheit ipuroc arf beiite Mor'
F.! get n~erid)oben.
TnB Gomns iidl. fur5 nod)oem er
Dos critic Wol nod ieitcr Tcrboftitng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Wtlantic Gitn.

Girefte 3iiAe noh %9ltloltic Gitp
pio Eenniplponia gabn geben ab Don
Baltimore nm 200 Nadpnl. om T.,
g., 9. mn 10. Npril uno fpmmen nm
30 Nod)n1. III %9ltIontic Gitp an.
Buffet Eurlormoggons mo Goodies.
(93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
BUR Nuti; fir SanSfrancn!

@cnn Sic uidJt %iuiiicn, iuas Sic
Sbrcn Iamilicn 3 Inscborigcn 5nm
SriibItiif, Sincr uoer Nbcnbbrub
ppriebeu %iulleu, nm baS eiui9c Gincr'
lei 81 pcrmciocn, bcindJcn Sic oodD
cinfadJ
guniS $. 8ettbcrs's Selifatciicmlabcn,
Nr. 224, &urosG ntalu. Strafr,
nnS cs luirb Sbncn nidDt idllucr ial'
len, fir Siren Slid anf @ufcn cine
ougenebmc Nbipcd)slnug in Spciicn
bersultcQen. Sic finbeu aber nidJt
Rur bic Spciicu, iunbcrn and ans.
ge5eidnrte Seilascn III benielbrn.
$ @on 2cttcrcu s~rciirn mir ais gcis
ipirlc fOlacnbc bcrans: Scnianrtcn,
Gilgnrfcn, ShnittbDhnrn, Sclifa.
tciIcn-Wnrfcn in @ciniancc, Elipcn,
oficn nnb in Blaicrn, hiriiac nmb i'm
prrtirtc Ssmfsnrfcn etc.
@~crindjrn Sic einmal bic nus
NcntIdDlanb impprtirten Snppcn.
GrGicrpcm, Grbicn, Ginien nno Yols
nen init HaudflciidJ.
Spc;ial.H fiertc:
Smpprtirtc gctrpduetc Walbmeiltcr
fir Waibpmlc. 8iebt benz Waitranf
Dem S%elifatcn WcidJmaf, ben Sic nod
rpu b'rauHen in OUTER Grinncrnu9
labcn mcrocu.
Sci fciner MabIscit iultc pSdnitts
land" ieblcn. Mir babcn game
SdnittlandJitOde, weld,e 1brcn &c
bari fir's gan5c Sabr bcfcn.
Y. 8. Hcttbcrs's IarftitGnbe,
SIR. 966-96S 2crinatOu- Warft
@r. 344-346 Marft,
iuerocu beutc wicocr nnsabliacW mrit-
nnb Sdintcniortcn anfluciieu, Wic
J.. y. &rannidpwriger E%cbcriunrit,
Bdniclcbcrnnrit, Sriffcl'Scbcrlumrit,
,3iricbel'G ebcrwnrit, Sptiunrit, rrtra
rein, aalbSlcber.Eaitctcn, @ebcrfas,
@citpbaliidcn Sdinfrn, Smitbiiclo
Sdintcn nno Den bclicbtcn Tpuc
@rano Gdinfcn pon Cincinnati.
l93l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Sic &armohc ocr 3ion2-
@cmcinbc miro cingclcitet ourd)
Den Eolmionntag.@ ottcsbienit, Wtor=
ocrs M11 llbr. Gle Nohnittoga.
@ottesbicnitc C%beginrcno . llbr)
lhlieBen nit BuImiomitag. Tic
observation-disclosures iinoct @riinoon.
neritoe glbenoS S.15 itait. slm aor'
frcitag Morgens II llbr lit Snood)t;
Nbenos SIS Eniiionsouiiilbrlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Srannidtueiscr Hebcrmnrit, gleidJ
Der, biz in Sramnid)peia, 7entidj-
lano, fabri5irt iuiro. @m. q. Snps
Der, 757-159 GcriustOn.M arft.
(oe
(9;})


Gr5telte gcGcntbctlt9e
@irtunq g. - glS gcltcrn Der IS
Sabre olte Gbcooor Cohen bon Gr.
Il. 2lopO-S trobc, Dem &oli5ciridlter
G'9tciu i'm 0Itlidcu Stotionsbouie
inter scr Nnlhuloi0una por1cfiibrt
mltroc, ongcblit) bon 6rml Hebccca
Roienielo 81 2eitohlen jt boben,
mollte Goben'@ Mlttter oeiiclt Eortei
erNreiiCn un0 mnd)tc babel NllSiugen
pCld)C 0clI Rid)trr pcralluBte, ben
Nlrrcituntrn lulter $500 Viirgldaft
Dem @crid)taperiobrcn 5t iiberlpeiIen.
@ie Irou HoienieIO, melde ebenIuaS
in ltr. IL, &lopo-S troBc, pobnt, ons
gob, hattie tic Die fru4litcn 81 III cine
Shlir}c 0cluidclt un0 our Die Ireppc
Dor ibrer Ebilrc I'M orittcn Stodmerf
0elcgt. nl5 lie gcltern friib in Den Sell
Ter 0it0, oo lie beiiird]tCtc, Oo9 @clo
t0nnte ibr I'M Seller nbbonocn tom.
men. glS lie sic (reppc WIcocr bin-
ouiitieg, mill tic gcicbcn bobch ipie
ser iltnAc Cohen ou5 @cl0 nobn1.
Cohen CAB 81, INN Oieie 3cit nod
Soufe gcfommcn 81 iein, molltc ober
nid)ta bon Dem @clb gcieben boben.
0Gbrcnb lid Der Rid)ter OCn Sail
iibcrlcgtc, trot Srolt Cohen uor, nm
ibrcn Sobn 5t pertbci0igcu. 0nbci
io0te tic: .Wlcin Sobn bot boS @Clb
oli Scr Ircppe geIunoen unb ea mir
0~egeben." Gieic NuSio9e gerii9tc
Dem Nihtcr, INN idleuui0it icine Gnt-
id1ci0ulta III t"rciielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Scbbcl's ein3iaes NteIier.

@ir baben MIR Gin Mtelirr in Bal.
imorc, nno bas befinbet iid in Der
Gtasc sn cbener GrSe, Nr.321, Nuro.
@aD', nabc Sisb-Str. &inber.YbuI
tosrapbien cine SpeSialitat. - Seine
Msenten nnS feincS reppen 81 iteigen.
5. Sebbcl. 6. Grn:, Oeidaftsfibrer.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Wel%b5cuSuuaen.

@elbienbrngen nod Geutiblanb
uno Seltreib . llnsarn iider ulb
ifneu heioret. 5, 10 uno 20 Warf.,
iomie 10 uno 90 aronen Sdeine gu
oerfaufen.
Sheo. 8. 3icner & &c.,
fa-) Nr. 2t7. Cf.Baltimore.Gtr .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Gheo. s. Tiener & Co.,
217, Eit.Galtimure.St rafe.

Geutites unb anbcres auslGnoi.
ides @elo gefauit uno %perfouft.
@eloienoungen beiorgt nod Geutib.
Lamb, Seitreid, 8ubIanb II. +. NJ,
@ediel arsgeiieat ouf ausIdnbiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe unb TrapeIcrl
CHEQUES o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
In ic0cm SnushnIt

icIlte baS refine. poblid)medcnbe SO.
lace" Bier ans 5reb. @ouernidmiot'3
.Amcrican Vreiperp" itct5 p~orr6thig
icin - Gin gcIunoe5 ulo itorfenoeS
BetrGnt. @cireIlt cine Hrobefiite bel
Gurem BIRTH obcr per Eel. 6. & y.
ct. Yalll 364, Wb. Gourilanb t40l.
gronerci fto4--1t2S &:llrn. CTR.
(93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

@cbadcncr Sdinfen, Die Sorte, sic
iu'e Der bcriibmte @eitpbaiiidt
Sdnnfen id,medt; bat ,nidt isines
@leid)rn. 8m. u. Snpber, 757 bis
759 Seringtun- Marft. C93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

0pdwnrit, iuic uon @,a, u. Sngs
Der scmGdJt, lit bic ieinitr in Der
StaSt. 3n Eabcn ani ben Stanhcn
757-759 2cringtoa. Bart. (03)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Stdot Baltimore.
uuterhaItungs &eaueiier.

,M.nbemie" - .Sn GaHaua".
,,Nueitprium" - Blue Winule".
,9Iauel's" @luSelbiloet ltHo ons tuurs
berbare 9nmerapbone.
,5urb's" = slbe Gau Of tbe g}crlb"
rWanuh" go Reil0 X g9oo06 yNtg Sbolp",
y0pIioah" - zoe GopboO. @irl".
,Ilarplanb" - aeiib'S nal Star- 8aube'
bile.
,Mep Mpuumcutal"--. geip Geniurb Girls.
,9icturia" 49, 9Snuoebiue uHo GSdHoelbiloer.
YafebaI, ,Eriole, Fart" - Scute ltadmtitaG
Baltimore lcgeH gSalbrooI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

VaKe sur Geiie in's HUSBAND &c.
iprst 6. Saline. Or. 413, Ci.galti.
moretrahe, uaben Cation Sonie ASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

ySdfcr : 8cianapcrcin."
ltntcrbaltnng nnb Sans - r2abor-
2ptenm," 10l1, Sit-SaItimprc.S Str.
Samifas, ben 3. Mpril 1909.
Gintritt 10 Gents.
(S9,91,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Gin ebnmilltoncn-G II.
trait. - Sic 8eihGitaleitun9 Der
baltimore bio.9obn" plant, III
ocr n0fIten Monoten AuitrG0c 5ltt
Grbouult0 BON COCO bis 10,000Stobl-
Srod)tmoggpnS nn0 elmer Nn5nbl bon
Sofomotiuen ul,s5u1eben. Gie Cont
trnfte mcroen Dcrmltblidl nit Sir
men in Deridic0enen Gbcilen oea
SonpcS obAcihloiicn merocL bod lit
ST crmortCn oob bic bicii0cn South.
baltimore Steel, Gor & Solunorp
80" cincn groBcrcu Alritrog erbui,
ten miro. @ag9oniobrifen boben in
G%erbiIbung nit DEM 5ll cruortcnocn
Suffrage aoitennnitl0Ne fir 10000
Sonnen Stahlplatten eingeioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Sic iulltcn bcnte in Ibrc aaufliite
Glide DER Spc5ialitatcn, luic iriidjc
&nadfunrit etc, cinidllicfcn; tie limb
irin. @m. u. Snpocr, ,157-759
Gcriugtuu. Warft. (93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

6riIdler acrGitctcr Sdinfeu; oer-
iid)t nnicre Sprtc nno Sir iucrbeu
feline anSere SDrtc miiuidrn. @m.
u. Snpocr, $3.50 &eringtua-
Marft, Ode EacasStr. (93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

anf Seronlaliung bon Goitor o..
:. @pnne Sones iullrbc an Der Rid.
lelte Der abbott IemoriaI-a Stride al
9l9blonotomn cine SellerrettunasIei.
fer NIT einam aoitenouipanoe bon
SlO4.15 ongebradJt. SSm oberen .Stod-
lpert Der Stride befinoe.i iif Gle
Nallmc Der Sonntaqsid,ule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

'''NNN - ~ tplN
Tiger aritit hejiiglih ihrer llnuht.
lumfeit gemad)t luuroen, bebnupter
encrgildL 0oB Dies elm lebr llngered).
tca llrtheil lei. Shrc Eiliht lei es
aemelen oorullf 5u lcben, OnB sic
Gintragun9cn IN Den Nepolitens9ii-
d)crn NIT ocn oui bcn Sepoiitens eSor-
mtloren pcr5cifneten Sctrdgcn cor.
r%clponoirtcn mo onB Die 9anfbiid)cr
Der Hepolituricu mo ooS S6ilptbud)
ilbcrcinIiinlnlten. Tics nbcr lei itct5
Der SAL gelueienl, mo bulnit babe
ibre Gcrnntlportlidtcit auigehort.
6oIt einItimnig id)ieben Die 9onfbe-
omtcn Die Sdlillo ooron, Dob Die I'M
tcrltleite 10 lange lnentOedt fortge.
ben fonittcn, ocr I'M Hegiitrotors.
@iireoii berrid,cnocn Metbuoen sit.
@it iueldcn Mo1Iidfeitcn Der jim,
&c Mann 5ll red)nen bnt, fnas er
ifnlbig bciunben merocn ioIte, lGBt
lid crlltelicn. lpelll man in Gripu-
altlg siebt oaB Die &ohititrafe IN ic'
Dem ciu5elleu 0iebitablsiaae Is Sab.
re 3uhtbaltS lit. GoB Die 8pllitrct,
ing Der @ercttiafcit I'M Gowns-
Sale feline @er5oecrnng crleioen
miro, boiiir iprid,t einc aeuBcrung
oeS StuotSnnpolts SpenS, nelde
oerielbe geiicrn mudJte. Ger Staat
lit porbereitct", iagtc Sr. Sipens,
! ripenn notDig, morgcn IN ben gro.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-03-18

Take the child that needs the
curfew and bend it over a bar
rel. Now take the siding and
use it as a clapper. Put it on
hot, dividing the strokes
evenly, and see that none
miss. Good for a girl or
boy up to Is, and three appli-
cations are warranted to cure
the most pronounced case of
street loafing that exists.
The music is said to be more
effective than singing,
"Where is My Wandering
Boy Tonight" -Exchange.
I shot an arrow into the air,
it fell in the distance, I knew
not where, till a neighbor
said that it killed his calf, and
I had to pay him six and a
half ($6.5O.) I bought some
poison to Stay some rats and
a neighbor swore it killed his
cats; and, rather than argue
across the fence, I paid him
four dollars and fifty cents
ga. 5O.) One night I set sail
ing a toy balloon, and hoped
it would soar till it reached
the moon; but the candle fell
out on a farmers straw, and
he said I must settle or 60 to
law. And that is the way
with the random shot; it
never hits in the proper spot;
and the joke you spring, that
you think so smart, may leave
a wound in some fellows
heart. Elk.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-03-18
Mrs. Siddons' Opinion of David Garrick
and Spranuer Barry

Mrs. siddons' Opinion Of David GarricIs
and Spranser Barry.
David Garrick and Spranger Barry
were both playing Romeo at the same
time In London. Barry played it at
Drury Lane on the Monday. and Gar
rick played it the next night at Covent
Garden, and the town was divided as
to which was the greater Romeo-in
fact, there was quite great excite.
ment about 1t. and they acted 1t upon
such different lines and with such mar
velously different conceptions that the
people argued the case as to which
Shakespeare intended. The fact is that
Shakespeare intended 1t to be acted
we'll. and If one mans temperament
suited 1t best to act in that way it
would do for another temperament the
other way.
So they asked Mrs. Siddons, who was
the Juliet alternately with the same
Romeo, which she considered better Of
the two, and she said:
ut Is difficult to say. They are both
wonderfully great. but I will tell you
how they impress me in the balcony
scene. In the balcony scene Garrick
seems so eager, so intense and so full
Of fire and spirit that I'm afraid he'll
Jump up in the balcony to me. and Bar
~ is so lovable and fascinating that
I'm afraid shall have to jump down
from the balcony to him."
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-03-18
An Aquatic OutfieIder.

One day q ship was lying at anchor
at Boca Grande when the crew OBJ
served a dolphin chasing a flying fish.
both coming directly toward the ship.
On nearing the vessel the fier arose
In the air and passed over the bow
just abaft the foremost. AS it did so
the dolphin went under the ship and.
coming up on the other side, sprang
from the water and caught the flying
fish on ''the fly" just as it was curving
gracefully. down in its descent to the
water.-Punta Gorda Herald.
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TRIOLETS

He said it hurt him worse than me,
didn't hear him crying,
When was there acrost his knee
He said it hurt him worse than me-
I wisht it had "a done, b'gee!
think that he was lying
He said it hurt him worse than me,
didn't hear him crying.
He must have thought it was treat
That he to me was handing.
It's been some time since he was beat,
He must of thought it was treat,
I, notice, though, he didn't eat
His meals next day a-standing.
He must have thought it was treat
That he to me was handing.
It wouldn't be so awful bad
TO get little licking;
II that alone WAS all [ had,
1t wouldn't be SO awful bad;
But hurt him worsev' That makes me mad,
It's that that starts me kicking,
It wouldn't be so awful bad
TO get little licking.
Chicago Daily News.
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Mortar ToSsers.

There is no hod carrying In japan.
The native builders have method OF
transporting mortar which makes II
seem more like play than work-to the
oulooker. The mortar Is mixed in q
pile in the street. One man makes
this up into balls Of about six pounds
weight, which he losses to man who
stands on a ladder midway between
the roof and the ground. This man
deity catches the ball and losses it up
to q man hoSstands on the roof
San Francisco Chronicle.
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The first aim Of the modern play
wright is to please the women In the
audience. The second thought Is for
the female characters in the play. II
4 play finds favor with the women 1t
u bound to be q success. The men
win 60 II only because she is there or
b act ~ her escort-Theater Maya
8pe.
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SCISSORETTES

An editor relates the fol-
lowing: when first he came
to see her, he showed a timid
heart; and even when the
light was low they sat this
far apart, but as their
love grew warmer, they
learned it's joys and bliss and
sat upcloselikethis.
If a Hottentot taught a
Hottentot tot to tot ere the
tot could totter, ought the
Hottentot tot be taught to
say caught" or ''naught," or
what ought to be taught her?
Or, if to boot and foot a Hot
tentot tot be taught by Hot
tentot tooter, should the toot-
er get hot if the Hottentot tot
boot and foot at the Hotten-
tot tutor?
When you pull down the
town in which is your home,
your business, you are pulling
down yourself, and when you
build up your own town, you
build up yourself and your
neighbor. Try and Danish
from your mind the mistaken
idea that good things are
away in some other locality.
GIVE your town all the praise
it can legitimately bear. It
will certainly do you no harm,
and will cost you nothing, and
above all, patronize home in
situations. Be a booster!
An Englewood school teach
er showed Gerald Sullivan of
the Englewood Qil.) Times a
few letters from parents of
pupils, The first was an ex-
cuse and read: "MissusTeach-
err, Please excuse my Johnnie
from absence, he had the
measles to oblige his father,
Carl Smith" Another one
who objected to the 'alcoholic
Instructions" read: "Miss
Blank, My boy tells me that
when I trink beer, der over
coat from my stomach, gets
too thick, please be SO kint as
not to interfere in mine family
affairs. John Dash. ;" An
other one was: ''Please ex-
cuse Willie for not being at
school yesterday. Itook him
out for a little pleasure to see
his grandmother's grave"
An exchange says that the
people who need religion are:
The man who left his horse
standing out in, the cold all
day without a blanket on; the
man vino growls like a wild
beast when his wife asks MIN
for money; the woman who is
not what she ought to be; the
minister who is looking for
an easier place and a higher
salary; the man who walks
the streets with his hands in
his pockets, while his wife
carries the baby; the man who
keeps a dog and says he can't
afford to take the home paper.
Every family should have a
curfew which should "ring to-
night" and all other nights if
needed. These cnrfews are
inexpensive and caa be made
at home. Tako a piece OF
siding two feet long and
white one end to a handle.
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at
MISSING Opportunities.

VI have no patience with man who
makes the same mistake twice." said
Armes, rather severely. In speaking Of
an unfortunate friend.
Neither have l." agreed his wife,
when there are so many other mis-.
takes to make."-Youth's Companion.
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