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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17

zen, iinb nctrniien. Sir Die erobnei'
itcr Nohcpricitcr. OcncrdIilimi etc.
iilN in Sinton,Notel" nidlt ucnigcr
ula 20 3in11ncr bcIegt moroen.
(Spotcr SEER Gait llti3crte beiltc
oIc 9lnlldt boB bic Neitrilc NtoBnoh'
NE bca Gnngrciic0 oo5 Icttc S,inber.
rij gc1en Den Gmtritt oca ScnatoprS
Nnor III bna uelle Aobinct beicitint
tnbc. S1crr Gnpr thcilt bicic 9(nIicht
Cteniolla mo ca lit bicrnit iCitoc.
icIlt. onB er Der nichitc StoatAicfrc'
tir ici1 miro. Neutc 9lbcuo bate
loit cine mcitcrc, 5luciitiinoi1c Gon-
icreni nit Scrru Rpoieuelt, lueIhc
lid ollf ben 0criht Scr Aouuls %nlcs
ulrnrr be;pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Wit 9ieODIuer uno gum6e.

MiBeliifter 1erilt sur Giritiitte-
rltllg unb Elilnoerilng ciue3 Wa.
liondr5 uno Observation-Disclosures
III aonius Gitn.
adniua Gitp, Wto. rs. Scbr.
- Gin etlua 40siGbriger Mdnn CT.
id,ieu beittc nit cincm Hepolner in
ser eiueu lub ciner Nombe in Ser
on0crcu oono in Der @obnuug oes
Merrn Haprcnce ~ Soncs, Erdii'
ncntcn Der ,Sones brothers Irp
GOODS 60" bon bier. lnb ioroerte
$1,000. Gnrh Slliucno,mg uou Gilt
Geloua 6 Ncrrn Soncs, Den uuers
rilnihtcu Eciucber III iibcrlpGltigeu
luo ser Foli5ci in Ole SGnoc i'll lie.
'Gru.
Su Scr EnliSciitotion gub Der
0tuul oen Hamcn s. 8. 0jornett.d an.
Ncrr >Sones bate TN bilrh oellFNor-
mono, boa @clo niht i'm Saile 5lt
hoben, ilbcrrebct, i'm nah ei,er
&ont III healcitcn. lnb mari i'm alii
Dem @cge oortbin inlperiehens III
Noocn. Eoli5ci mar 5ltr SanO ulio
uerbuitetc Den Mann. Gle @ombe
cntIub lid nid)t. lnsb Oh iic iibcrborpt
1eloocll mar, lit nod nidt ieItgeltellt.
Snnca lit Gin befonnter @cih1its.
mann lunb bclibt Elm Ecrm0gcn bon
iiber elmer Nlillion.
Scltte 9tahnittoG ctflGrtc @orueit
i'll ocr Foli5clItotion, or berelle ieine
Sbot bllrdlollS nid,t mo behauert
ntr oob lir nidlt geiong. Gr lei ent
ihloliel gclpeicn, Sores ltno lit lelbII
III tobtelL inl ,SnI(e icin slndlag iebl
ldllo1cn iolltc. Dor hrci Wonotell
hobc CT Ieine biSbcriGc gcid,Gftisuns
III Smobo ollIaegcbcn mo hen gnt.
ihlllb acioi;t, iciu 2ebcn ol,i's Spiel
al lebelL I'M cine grGberc Sumlnc
@clotS 5lt crguttcrit. sln %. Sanuar
'ct CT bier otaclangt. 9lS lcin Gels
ollf Die gteiAc ging, babe CT lingere
Belt 1eId)lpontt oh er ieinen iriibereu
GrtlhlnG otsiiibrcn ooer SeIbitmoro
bcaebcn loIlc Gnblid) babe CT iid)
3lInh Grltcrcu cnti6lolien. Inter gIns
ocren lagtc Sornct out. CT babe ge
plont SORES nod Snbepenbcuec II,
entfiIbren lmo fir eiu 9oicgelo felt,
5uholtcn. Iprt bobc or Gin Sous &c
nlethet ltno aetten III 9ereitidloii ae-
bobt, unl irileIt @eian1enen oamit IL.
itiieln.
Ser slrreitont aiebt iibrigens al,
ooB @arrctt nidt iein lpobrer Wdnu
lit. NlS cr in Der Soncs 'id,elt Moh,
lnlllN erIdicn, itclltc er iit oIS &.
,Snncs Dor nno crfl1rte. ,r ici in
@rono Gitp. gtebr., 5lt Souie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Vabnfataitropbc in 1llinuis.

Gn 3nA bern SllillpiS Central. .9nbn"
entaleiit irno bcnloIirt. = @ier.
Menld,en actootct mo piele per.
lebt.
M "TRIP bus boro. SIla. rs. .,Sebr.'
- 3ug 9r. POS Der ,SllinoiS
Central Nabn" ipuroc bctte ied,S
Meilen OItlid BON bier oilrd, cine ,er.
trohene Sdicne ol,S Dem GcIciie nc.
iportrn llno ocnlolirt. Bier Ycrioncn
tolnen babel lln's 9ebcn ,no an 30
ipuroen perlebt. Ger ,}ug mar bon
q. Sollis nod, Jtclu.Grleons &c.
Iilnlnlt. Iic 2ofomotipe uno ser Gr.
preBpo89on sclatBten iitcr iibcr oie
,dlobbo'tc Sdlienc. allcill bic pier
ol'oeren @a19onS ent1IeiIieh mo
ltilr3ten llnl.
gie @etGoteten limo: Srau perru
elIa Gabonoolc, Sderiff slloen uot
llitlon'Gnlntp. SIla. iuib ieiue Cat
tin mo Gin Scrr 9rinfIcn ats Gar.
honbolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
81 Ncm 81 Mcnphis. Scn1

IN
GCrllbrten Garltad Moropro,ciIc.
mclder por ilber cincm Ntonot or.
o''net lpuroe, mar mon gcitcrn oliid
lid 10 lucit onB nit'bcm .}cilacnucr-
for bc8nnncn rcrhcn tonlitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Sanirl Wnagenlcim idnucr rrfranft

Sta Of lRerifo. iG. Scbr -
lnlllcl tSlta9cnbcim Don Hem.Dorf,
Sbcf Der .9lluericou Smeltin0 ono
HcfllIll,9 Co." Der gcitcrn in Scr
Itdot 9Iluoa GoIientcs ploblid)
ertronttc. miro oiif cinem Sonoer
}lBc nit moBlidJItcr Gile oItndrta
lod oen nlcori1 Gelelcneu aiiItcn.
ltrIh 1cbrnd)t IN Der Soiinln1. iein
Sebell nod, rettcn III tolncn. Ecr
clnlBen Sogct mar Wuggenbcinl bier
onJclon3t rito rciilc oonn. obuobl
flc SoDenlnit cine nahtbcililc @ir.
ti'n1 oui icine NerjibGtigfcit bate,
mad Der Ncrggcgenb Don 9lauaS ga.
!Icntca, no lid, cinea Der grpbcn
Shmeljluerffc Der Gonnpaanic bciin.
oct. Sort entluideltc lid, ons Yeiocn
81 elmer ofltcn ber5crmciterlmg. II.
nIe slerjtc tdntci III Dem 9eiuno, oub
nna Gcbcn bca Diillionirs 0uuou ab.
bulge. lbn 10 lhncll mic moaif nod
Ger nlcoria 1clegencn aiilte 5irild,u.
trtn1en Gr. @cnnctt, :. \. @ua
Ncnbeim mo u. &. Yotter beglcitcu
cen Fatieltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Salt in Nnibinatun.

Mo bingtort :. g.. IS. Sebr.
-- ISM. $. Gait, Der ncuermdbltc
FrGliocnt. tom I'M $50 beutc iriih
nit ieiucr @nttin bier oil nno bcgob
iif III Die Mobllmg bon lSrl. Mobel
Hodronun, bel ipclher Ioirc er mlb.
reno icinca 9luicutbalta Oabier III
Calt lein miro Nalo nad) icincr 9(ns
funft 6ellid)tc cr Den Er1ii0cntcn
9iooicUclt inl 9cibcu S>uiie nnD
hattc cine Goniercnj nit illnL ionic
nit Den Sn0enieuren. lrelde ibn oli
leiner tilr5lidcn Spltr nod Fonoua
te1leltetcn. Nrnll SnIt Miro nlorgen
cllcn 9ibIlcdcr ndh Rem. Dorf ma.
dlcu, Inn geluiiic Gintduic III bcior.
gcn. Scnotor Soogc Iiottctc bcutc
Gem Ncrrn Soit rincll 9eiud, ob.
Shon liorgcn 9lben0 febrt Gait
l!adl Cincinnati Iurid mo an Ion.
nerIiag Iinoet BORT ieine stuinobrnc
Ill Den 5rcimalrcrorocn itatt. 9luc
&orbcrcitlngen iilr Die GcreInonicn.
oil nelden Iid) Die bod)itcn Aiiroen.
trNIcr ocs Srbens bctbciligen ncr.
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@ierSefniGbriaer W0rber nermr.
fhcilt.

@orccitcr, 9faiI, rs. 6ebr. -"
p9tid,t inter 5chn Sabre 3id)tbous,
NOR Der llrtbcilaiprld1 lpcld)cn ooa
hieiigc SberJcrid)t bcltc gegcn be,
I l-i1brigen 9iobcrt ". aronB iGlltc.
aront hottc uor jluci .Monoicu icinet
Spicltamcraocn v. y. Sones getoo.
tet ltm iih cinca Don ocniielbcn be.
iciIcnen 9fcuolpcra 81 bcmGdltigen.
Gr eridnB Den MnabelL ndhrenb
tcioc um llicr oe2 Guiniigolncnb-
Sees iiIhtcn. SoneS mar 10 Sabre
olt. arane mar Oea Mor0cs I'M suei.
ten 0raoe on9cflagt rnb bcfalilie
iif lit 5olse cines llcbcreinfonlmena
Der bciocrieitilcu 2lrnuoltc bes Jobt,
lchlags ldlllol1.
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.i,udlluaiier cr,uartet.

Fittoburg 3D. i6. 6cbr.
Ter obere Ohio rno icine Hebcn.
'trome limo III SolJe Der brftigen Me.
rengilIIc Ieit lettcn Sonltug iriib Inn
rn'den Steigcn itno Elm @olierIiono
bon 81 6nb miro moryen bier cr-
mnrtet. Ter io9enalntc ,Beiahrs
SSolicritano" betrdst % SUB.
(Spoter) - aalteS @etter iolatc
hrlltc 9todlnlittag ol,i Den Megen uuo
&c @ciabr elmer llebcridlpcnlmltn1
Gilt ais beicitigi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Tic SrnnNfntnitrupbc in Ntupulcp.
Seine llmcrifm1er lnter oeu Cpicrll
-9tnbcju 300 Scitcn ullfgcfinl.

Seine 9lmcrif01er llttcr oeu Spierlt.
ltubc5u 300 2cihcn uri0cilm-
Ocn. Grandchildren &orItCl
llnl pcrllriad)tc bua illrhtborc
lln1liid
N hinAtolL :. g., rs. tSehr.
- Cine Dem StnotS Gcportemcnt
iliac0ouAcnc Gcpcic1c beS 0elcrul-
tcniula Wiorucu d. Morrcbcoo in
,userito mclbct. naB fcinc 9lnlcrifancr
oltrh Den por1cllrlaen Gbcoterbrono
III 9lcnplIco uml'a Scbcn fanten. SEER
Mcorcheoh ld,obt bc 3ubl Der lln.
lcfonllueuen aui ilbcr 200.
Sta Of M crico, rs. Scbrllor. --
Mis- btn @ro,orllincu bc& .Slorca-
Shcotcra" III Der Stoot 2lcapulcp.
Wicrico. in nclhcm bci elmer Gorltel
lnna 800 FcrinnCn bct Tlonrucnto0
ionOcn. bat oic Ncllcrlucbr bis itbt
2S3 2cichen aeborgcu @icIc Scihen
lillo pollIt1nolG pcrtohlt, 10 bob ihrc
Nano2iirunQ iutnoAlicb lit
sSn bcn ySlores Sbcotcr." ,ilcn
SoliocbGlthc. maren onl SpuntaN
Abeno ilbcr 1000 Ecrioncn III cil,cr
Grtrn &orltcIlllnN crlhicncn. ipcldlc
81, Gbrel ocs bic Stobt bcllfenben
@nuperncura 9onion Shores be9
StnotcS Njucrro ltottioub. Cine 9titn
n1tr beS FroNrommS bcitnnb aus Der
@oriibrilua pnn MonoeIblbcrn. Ga.
bel ling eil Slim Teuer uno cS ihlu
acn 6lonnIeu olif luclhe ol>bulb Gin
2etorotionSitiif er0riiien.
sSn 1oui ingIonbliM filr5cr Belt
hrrbrcitcten ld, bic Slnmntcn iipcr
oaa 0ciolulltc 0ebduoc. Is beiouocn
Iidb III lhn nlr brti 0nn5 cllGe 9lilas
Qiinac, mo hicicn itr0nlte Die bon
nlrd)tborcn Eanit cr0riffcne Wcn.
ld)cnncnac 5ll Giclc Itilr5tcn babel
}ll Soocn lmo milrocn ilnter bcn
tSiBen Der 9todbrtngcnbcn 5u Sooc
Netrampclt. 9ic lid bGuicnoen Sci.
thcn ucriperrtcu oolu bcu iibriocn
nm ibr Stben almpicuocu ben @e1
jlr 9icttlng.
Gntieblid) oellten Die 8cr,pcii
liIlNSIdreic Der Gingcidllollcnen. 9hl,
NelldtS Der Shnclligfcit, nit ,pclhcr
Ole 6lonllnct I'M lid griiien, mo
Der 1h 0ohcl cntpltelnocu Site mar
leocr 9icttlulgspcriud nllsncihlolicn.
sic Sinoertc lpurhcn tbotiGd)lid, Ic
bctolNen Scbes 5u Sooc qcrGltct
9tilr menIAe eritidteu, bo iid) mir
mcliig Hol,d cllhuirtcItc
acopulco lcNt an Scr 9Seitfilitc ocS
StontcS Guerrero itnb iii elmer Der
6rel mldt9itcll Sdicn oil ocr Eociiic
firic Wtcrito'3 Gnit ollie Inmpicr.
Sinltu lnIeu lire Sbiiie bort ou:
lolren. Ter 0oien Gift oIS Der bette
IN Wteriio. .
opGtcre Sd)dbllnacn iicllen oic
'abl Der Sohten oui $50, inoclicu lit
olea ieocniouS iibcrtriebcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-17
Mailpr's Wilrcnlf.

Baltimore Weh.. H. Gcbr 1909.
81 Wiuniaa %. 6ehrnar 1909, 9euihinBion'4 :
GSebrristng uIo Gin Dhnt3rdl Seiertag III.
bcibeH Die iiihtiithcu Giitcaur neihlpNCn
iiiir Die 9eonenlibieit oeo 4'uhl.uWia tper.
oeu bic midrItc mic ithlih leboltcn,
tSrbr1T) !. Snrtn 9RIhuui, utauor
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Itanbcn III lein.
2iiiobnn. FnrtllQoI. tG Ncbr
--Gin lcidtcS Grbbebeu hnt it'd bette
IN Scr llmgcblmg bon EcnoiicI crcins
net. &ciu Stohen nlroc ongcridl.
tct.
9[iioire Gdcrt.
Sontiuao, GhilL t6 Scbr. --
&orl @cdert iriibcrcr Mun5lcr bcr
bicl1cn bcutihcn 0otihoit, lpclher
onNctIoat lit, cinen Ticncr scr Dot.
id)nft cruproct INN baS WcbGloc Scr
lclben ciugcdihcrt Gil hobcn lit rpn
Ghillnn aus, no CT ucrhoitct lullrbc,
hicrbcr ms oifcntlid)c WcIin9uib 0c-
hrnht morben. Gle gliinirr crrcgt
q,pbc5 Sluiicbcn imo oIlt 3eitlugcu
he'prchcn Die ,Srnac, oh GCfcrt on bic
oclttidc HcNicrltlN ouSQcIicicrt oocr
bier llnttr brn Wcictcn Gbili'a pro.
Jciirt iucrocn ioQ.
Observation-Disclosures.
M q orih, rs. ,Sebruor. Erc
ulicr Wolra crtlGrtc bette, A0nia
HllionIo'5 fitrjlidcr gclld, bel aoni0
Winnlel lci pripatcn GburoftcrS &c
pelel, lmo babe III tcincrlci 3ulonl.
mcnnong NIT bcn S5cirotbaplGncu
bca portuAlciiihcll Mlonordcn &C
llonoen. Molli1 sllIonio lou Die Slb.
ldlt be0elL Qclc0cntli6 icincS bcuor.
Itcherocl @clild,s III Eou, Srontreih,
cincn Hlcroplauflto nit Milbltr
NriNht 81 nluGcn. Ter golljc S,of
ppponlrt bleicn, @nrihldn lucld,er,
mic crflurt ipiro. cin ihlinrmcr &cr.
ltob 0cncn Die Gtitcttc icin piirbc, al
lcin oiclc Sppoition traNt nlr hnjn
bci, ben Nonig in lcincn Torhahcu jll
bcilGrtrn.
u nolcuclt ais Ghrcnhiir'
gcr BON d y III.
u nj t6. 6chr. - Ger Nilracr.
liciitcr lnb Stu0trntb BON Npnt ,pcr.
ben bcltiirnut. benl lr1liocnten Hoolc
pclt ppr icincr 9lnflmit III lteapeI bua
GbrcnbiirJcrrcht pou 9ionl ola @e'
mci9 Der 9lncrtclnllmg iilr 9lrnerifn' )
Qrobnliitbilc 0ilIic gelcaentIid) ser
fir5lld)cn Observation-Disclosures 5il er'
tbcilcn, !Q'on 1Ionbt, oob &crr 9fops
Cue!t cucntllell pcri6nlid) ndd) 9iom
fpmmcn mcrbc, I'M bieie oiBerAc.
mohnlid)c Gbrc tllt1clpn 5u ncDnen.
Mcruorrogcn0cr s. fr0n5UI /
der Giploma at &C Itprbcll
FnriS, i6. Scbrnar. !Qiaroi,iA
Gnonlel Scuri &ictllrnlen bc Noail
les. cilt bttonntGr frilbcrcr Giplonlo!,
lit bcittc bier NcItorbcn. Gr iullrbc
IN 1880 Nebnrcn ulN pcrtrot IN 1872
Die irqniGiiifc 9ic0ierllna in g9oiG'
inlton.
Nrutolcr 9torO in War
1Ctllc.
" nricillc, Nrontrcih. IS. 6.Scbr
- Gic Gntocflma cincS iil,berlt brll
tGlcn Gcrbrchcn@. iOcld,cS III icincn
GinBeInbctcn al cinc III 1907 in
Foria ucriibtc ,5repcltbot crinncrt
crrrNt bier Nrobca 9luiicbcn. Tie nit
cinenl W'elier }crfcttc unb brrh
@ranbipuuocn cntitclltc 2cid)e ciuc9
ctiuo nhtiibrgcn M1bhens lpuroc
IN elnen Itort frcQiclltirteu Sbcile
Der Stabt 9ciilnocn, inlb cine llntcr.
litcblno crqab. baG Gin GuItlnoro Dor
lag. Gin Mann. mclder nit scr
Dtlttcr oca Spicra. ciuer g3ittlpe,
lchtc, lit alo Der Sbut ueroud,tig Der.
bpftat ,t,nrSpt
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Grobcbtn un0 Hcbrnnucr,
iuH.

GpnitnntinopcL lG, Sebr. --
IN SiuuS, Solptitoot oc4 9iiupct
1lciheu 9tamenS III Der uiiutilhcn
5iirfci. itiir5tcn bclltc cine NIn5abl
S,ollicr mo Mc0icrltnNageb1,tOc in
Nolge clnes GrobehcnS ci1. Gic 3ohl
Der Spicr lit nod nidt ernittclt, ooCb
rtrloutct, bob ou 80 Nicnitbcn octoo.
tet ruo unocrc perlctt purocn. &icIr
Der 4clpohner iinb ohne Sbboh. Si
uoo hot cine 9euplfcrrlg bon ctluo
600O Nnnlilieu.
oupe if, l6. tNcbr Cine TO
Sctllnocn buuerllbc Gr0crlChiltterlnlN
trot bclttc in ben IiItriftcu pou Seer.
idlcnIt. 9taGD aoro1, GiCNIcb II. sc
lconbuio cin Gic @cuobncr eutfIo.
bcn ihredtriiillt uuf pllcncH Sonb.
@ein erbcbIid,er Sdnocn ict)cint cnt
itonbcn ju icin
2iiiobnn. Fnrtlt1oI. t6. tSc6r
Gin lcid,teS Grobebeu bat lid b,lttc
IN Scr llnacbltng bon Ecnoiiel crcils
net &cil ShoNen lplIror on9cridl.
rot
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sdlente satte

inb ole sSur3ei n1er fsrpertohcr uesel. B. q.
nller Araiibetitn zdnledie Gaie. meltbc belt
aorpsr oeraficn. seiern Iif aher. an .unS smar
.sieher. H!idenhwd1e. oer5tiopftn bleidt
dbie eeiihieidrbc, SeritopfinG nnb nnSsre
&erodiilinas'iornnger. Sebfhmdee H. +. No. g
snfie eeS dtrpers reiniaeii. ssir Cessstcs
eiebt GO aber MIR Elm eiitsiaes itnfebibdreS
Wtliiel mo ons iine bic 81. 8erHsro Nrdutey.
ptnen Hue Hpoibefcn. % Gents.
MpaGiSr1
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Nm Die ,Camcu.

SunGe Gnmen. ,pclAe mooerne ettneberfunft
;n erlernen lpilnitpfn, fcIen ntt i'm iuetfel
nlr be; 4rt. W. Subers. Nr 302, g9th.eara.
toga.etrase. hctjnpre6tn i6ren Hamen ais
3ngltnB etnttnaer, lIro fe ,eriten bic stEait
bolten oiiber6eiH ariinNiiteu llnttrr!dt I'm
2r'dnneiocn Sehr lihernle @eSinguHaen.
6rl. ~. spubris, 9ar. 302. gseit.satato osa.str.
l37H--l
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Gent 1T aeibig.
Giniia III scr GrmaaMng Scr Nlottcn'
&cr>uilliaunNsbill,

Murinclnlbatcn lollcll strict nli Die
Sbiiic 1cihidt lucrhcn. -- Senu.
tor liron bon Dioutona prote.
itirt aclcn Die Griitcu5 10 uielcr
tSlottcnbalhoic 0n Ger utluntl
ihcu Miiitc - 9lnnobmc Der
>Nlhiulcr 9ScrluiIli1ltnlabiIl i'm
Soolic. - Nnl. SN. Saii'@ Ncnldl
III Der Nlnoeshollptitoot. -~
S>rutc trltt CT sic Miictrciic noh
iclner S1cinlatb IN Cincinnati on.
No olhln1tont :. e.. 16 Iebr
- Ter Scnat ncrbrad)tc lcinc 0nn5c
hcltilc Sibilng nit GruGalmg Der
Nlottcn &ernilillmlabiQ. Gin 9lneil.
cement mllrbe Der Niu 5ugcfitat, mel
cbca pcroronet, bab Die Mnrileiolbos
tCl 5nrild onI allc Shlahtid)iiie itlh
Nnricrtrculcr Acchicft ipcrbcu mo
Cicnlt oli oclliclhelt ucrridtcn ioIlen
mic ca Dor Dem fiirSlid)cn llfoS bcS
Frnllocntcn jllr Gnticrnul bicicr
Srltppcn pon 0cn Sdliiicu 1ebrilii,+
lh mar Scnator Girnn Don Wou.
tono crbob cucraiitbc @cittlacroe Dor
liter, our 10 piclc Nlottcubnuboic an
Der otlnltllcfcn 0ilItc untcrhultcn
merocll ino bcholptctc, bic nottnucn-
oIgcn slrhcitcu tonutcu billi1cr rer
lld)tct ncrocn, lpcnn nld)t il picic
GolhoIc criltlrtcn
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Sait III Maibinatun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03

DRESS FOR GIRL YEARS-This is canita,
Waisthand OF leather fastened = - e0N
and
il 49, -N-eHt Oe useo'
Materials required
threefouhs galoon
DRESS FOR GIRL OF Ia ode
ue easement CLOTH the
insertion ueAs
ycrosso
broidery OF
ribbon of
The sleeves tucked
"een inc
Materials required for the wide four
DRESS FOR GIRL OF TEN TO YEARS-Any pretv s+,
makes up this the
bandof eacn
the edge cut
underslp otted s-ai strap
underslp
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03
BORDERING ON THE UNKIND
Comment of Old Salt That Took Con-
siderable Starch Out of
City Man.

Yhe city man on his. vacation at
the seafaring village down east well
coined the rain one day because now
he could appear in that suit of yellow
oilskins with the saucy, salty sou'-
wester.
Thus attired, and with a pipe slowed
in his jaw he staggered down the
beach. He approached a retired cap
tain of the old American merchant
marine "a real oldtimes, who eyed
him amusedly. The city man in the
oilskin disguise felt conscious of the
seafaring mans scrutiny, and laugh
ingly gave himself hitch, looked
allow and aloft, spat to leeward and
pulled an imaginary forelock.
The old shellback looked him over
carefully again, but never cracked a
smile. But after a long silence, as if
he had thought over the matter quite
thoroughly, he turned to the city man,
took the pipe from his mouth, and
said:
'All We need now s a wooden leg t.
be reel adm'ral!"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03
Altogether Too Good.

A Sunday or SO ago it was told in
this column how President Cleveland
declined to give former Mayor James
X. Mcclure of Syracuse an office in
the consular service on the ground
that Mcclure had none of the genteel
Democratic vices. An old friend of
Samuel j. Tilden said yesterday that
this story had precursor in Mr.. Til
den's time, and he added:
In the days when Uncle Sammy
was governor a delegation swooped
down upon him from Utica to urge
the claims of patriot from that pent-
up suburb.
He is one of our best citizens.
said one in the delegation. He is
singularly free from the infirmities of
man. He uses alcohol in no form.
Yes, chirped another of the dele
cation, he passes the hat regularly in
church, he is a model citizen, he
doesn't even smoke. He is a pillar of
our little community.
Uncle Sammy listened in silence.
and when the last word was said he
gently stroked his chin and in his
accustomed whisper murmured: Don't
trust him, gentleman, don't trust him.
He evidently has no small vices -
Cleveland Leader.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03
CURED ITCHING HUMoR.
Big, Painful SwelIings Broke and Did
Not Heal-Suffered 3 Years.
Tortures Yield to cuticura.

Little black swellings were scat
tered over my face and neck and they
would leave little black scars that
would itch so couldn't keep from
scratching them. Larger swellings
would appear and my clothes would
stick to the sores. Invent to a doctor,
but the trouble only got worse. By
this time it was all over my arms and
the upper part of my body in swellings
as large as dollar. 1t was so pain
full that could not bear to lie on my
back. The second doctor stopped the
swellings, but when they broke the
places would not heal. bought set
of the Cuticura Remedies and in less
than week some of the places were
nearly well. / continued until / had
used three sets, and now 1 am sound
and well. The disease lasted three
years. o. L. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn,
Feb. 8, 1908"
Potter Drug b Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03
lI&EEgGlES OEs<m
:. TMg16I1I@1N .RW

None or the new winter coats shows
any flare at the hips.
Colored embroidery enters into
much of the new neckwear.
AS a rule taffeta will be the petit.
coat of the new season.
Hips are slightly more emphasized
than in the summer styles.
A pearly gray glove is lovely with
costumes in the gray shades.
Filmy ties are worn with Jacket
suits, and jabots of a sheer order are
also in vogue.
Oxidized long chains and small
purses of the same material are worn
with tailored frocks.
Castor shoes OF leather and sail
cloth are suitable to wear with dresses
of the same color.
Roman gold pieces for brooches, hat
pins. belt buckles and the like are set
with very large stones.
Silk-covered cord is special trim.
ming that makes gown look individ
ual, and is thicker than what is known
as rat-tail
Rosettes of all kinds, from the tiny
ones for slippers to large fluffy affairs
worn as a sash, figure among novel
dress accessories.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-03
Who Got the Drink?


The two were national guardsmen
says the Philadelphia Times. They
stood outside saloon, each anxious
Ior something to eat, to vary the mo-
notony OF camp rations. Odors of the
roast beef lunch and other edibles
were waited over the saloon door A
nickel was the sole possession of the
pair.
Got an idea," said the owner of the
nickel, commonly called Jack. idea
TO get drink and food for each of
u.s."
He proceeded to outline it to his
comrade.
Wen go into the saloon. and I'll
say to you. 'What'n you have9 Then
you reply, Nothing; I'm not thirsty
and proceed to the lunch counter.
while l buy drink and later help N.Y.
self to lunch"
They started into the saloon, merry
and tripping along in step with mill
tary unison. Up to the bar thew
marched.
"What1l you have?" said Jack in
spirit of bravado born of self-con.
seriousness in knowing his pal would
refuse drink.
"Oh, III take beer" replied his
companion.
Jack muttered something Webster
didn't put in the dictionary, slammed
nickel on the bar and departed. The
comrade drank and ate.
Jack and his chum are no longer
friends.