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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Der Welebrten GonNrce.

3iuDlf 9altimorcr lucrbeu SIT Dit
glieocrn Scr gmcrifaniid)cn 0e.
lcuid]aft sur 60rocrumg Der Wil
ienid)oitGn crm1blt. - Giir hcilte
Itcbt picbcr ciu Invertebrates
Erogromm III 9(usiidt.
Cine Der m%idlti9Iten al9elcgenhei-
ten bcs bier togenocn Gon9reiieS Der
Nmerifoniiden WeIellid)oit 5itr GSor.
berull9 Scr @iiicnihoftcn lmiroe ges
tern Ourd) bic @ubl ciler groBcn
an5ubl bon @elebrten aus alen @elt
tbeilcn ais Mitglicoer Der @cieGid)ait
erlebi9t. 0orlultcr bcfonoeu lid) II
9oltinorcr. n6mIlid) 6. Somplon
SoncS, ScnrD Barton SocobS, SenrD
20. Surb, &orrcu $. Genus, Surrn
SricocnlpoIo, Sobn Y, 6. Gpltcr, Sol.
6. Hlopbgopb, Gufus 5. Cole, Z. g.
Gullen uno &. 2inoon Melus.
angcmeinc @eriommlunaen ipur-
ocn geItcrn lid)t o~bgebolteL bafiir
lpnren obcr Die ein5elncn Mbtbeilu1l.
acn bcs Gon9rcllcS 1itberit beld)Gftigt
uno pielc iutereiiante 8ortrdge lpllr-
bcn gebaltcrl. Or. Nlbred,t Eenf oiis
Berlin iprod ilber Die gisseit,"
Erofeiior Sron5 @oos iibcr .baS Ser.
ld)lpinoet Der rcillcn Negcrrolie iulo
Gntitcben elmer Niiid)raiie IN Nine.
rifo," Senrp Gleps iiber ,@efiib(
nto Spcfulotion."
Gas helttige Frogrontm lit iuie
folgt:
8 llbr-Gcrlamnlllrns Der erefl.
tip,9 eboroc. ~
10 Observation-Disclosures uerld)lc.
beiler abtbeilungen.
2 ltbr- @ortrag bon Troi. S. 9.
@bite iiber nge5ont's 5beorie bon
&eiultoteu iino ieinen einflrb o,ti
Die Weonletrie."
2E ltbr-Gortrab bon Sice.Erd.
iioent 9ropn iiber ,Melterjiebungs-
Norm."
AZ llbr-9ortrag BON EroI. s.
MoeUrioe Sterrett iiber Sic rid.
ti8c Geriuonbtid)oit 5iui'd)en EiDdos
logic nnb Tbilolopble."
S br--Seficntliher gortrog Dol,
Or. 6. .. Eoutlton iiber rMintirrM"
cin Sd)ntetterling bon Noroomerifa.
McGnp.Sollc.
Seifentlidcr Sortrog bon Or. 81
bred)t Gcnd, Werliu, fiber .Wenidl
alinio mo Grbe," bobere anaben.
ld)lllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Tcttuna ams suSessciabr.

----A----A fH 'fE-3 . NaeF ~
NGdtlide ~Serersbrlnit IN Nr. 170S
bi8 ITO 8utterion.4uenlte brindt
iedBebn Ienihenleben in @efatr.
Iic aus Dem Shloi Genedte,t
retteu it'd in Radtgenanoern.
3uci ipringcn aus oem stpeiten
Stodmerf.
Sed3ebn Wienld)enleben tantc1t ut
8eiatr, bei elmer tellers brnnlt, pels
die geIteru Morgen in Sem Gi9urrens
Saben mo Gool.2ofal bon Soplor Ii.
gSanos, gtr. 170S-t71O Yatterlons
Mpelule altsbrad) mo einen Sdaoeit
BON etlpa $500 anrihtete. Der
Brand mllrbe ollrd cine Hadbariu
entoedt, pelde bur6 lire Senerrilfe
cinen Der 9eiuobner oes Surles, Sru.
Slobe, iucdte, Der ieillerieits ieine
MlItter bllrd) Den Holtd) binblrd ms
Sreie gcleitctc uno bunn bon ban
Meloefolten Hr. 472t eiten Alarm
cinlnnotc. Boli5ilt s. y. Wtiller pom
rorOlueitlid)cn 2iitrift, Der 5u gIeifer
3eit auf Der 9rauoltelle eintraf med-
te bilrd) mebrere III ole 2iift gefeuerte
Gepolpcridiilie bic iibrigen 9eiuobner
oes @olics, Die lid Nun nit leiner
lno Der ir5ipiihcn berbeigcfommenen
Sergeont goripid unb EoliSilt 5iib.
pam @ilfe IN Siderleit bradten. Gt=
nigc luogten eii,cn Sprrng alls bent
5~lueiten Stodfuerf. 9lubcrc flettertelt
oilf Den butter Dem 8ebolibc lteDenben
5ipeiitofigan Stall, uno IIlbere luie7
scr bnbllicn lid) ihrcn Ncg iiber Die
Sreppcn bluh ac, blenoeuOcn Gaud
binourd. ST.. Go, Sdcfficlb. eiu
9oltgQnger I'M @oilie Hr. 170S, Ynts
terlon.Nperlc, perltoltd,te Iid beim
Sprlnge ans cinem Seniter bes 3lpei,
ten Stodipcrfcs cincn SubfnDdel;
altd) ipuroen Ieinc !6anre bilrd) Die
Nlammcn ubgciengt. Charles Saus
lor. pclder lit Ger aleiden IoreIie
lpoGlt, lpralig cbenialls aus Dem sSeil=
Iter; cs gelnng tbnl beint Sprlnae
einen EfoItcn bes Commentaries 5t
crareiicu ilnh or errcidtc oas Eflaiter
ltllbcrlest- atocrc, Die lid oaourd,
rettetcn. hab iic olti bcn butter ben,
Sauic Itcbcnoeu Stoa fletterten iinb
bon BORT dltS onrd) Gin Si,.terfetI.cr
beS Saitics Nr. 1712, Hottcrion.9lpe.,
%gelangtert lparen 5rou g1L Gapfor,
ibr 5%peiidbriges aith. tSroir 6. 8.
@nnbs, ST.. II. Sroli Iilliam 9iggs.
6rau 9elle 9iggs, SRI. Ybobe giaas
mo Hpbert 9iggs. Gir mciiten Der
8enonntcn fanben nift itebr Belt.
iid) oll5uflcibci,, unb iloDen in ibren
Nodtfleioern.
Sos Sclicr crrcgte III Scr Nahbar.
ifoft 9ro6c g%llircguug. nno balb bnt.
tc iid) cine oidlte Meitidennteifge III
Der NGbe Der granoitGtte %gelommelt.
Sinter Sen brennanocn 8eb1uoen
befono iid cin Stail, iuelder lcfS
Yierbe beberbergte; Die 9biere fptr.
ten iebod) riibia IN oemielben perblei.
ben, oa Die 5lammeu oos 8eb1i,oe
nid)t bcoro1telI.
9ic beioen beiddbiaten Sdltier iino
Gigcnibum BON Srn. @n. 9illon,
Hr. 1910, 6ilIton.slpc.
Goiofinbcbdlter erplo.
birtc.
Surdl Die grploliou zines 8aloIiii.
hebdltsrs in benz aiitomobil. GolIeg,
Nr. 2, @elt,Rreitonitr, entitano ge-
itern etbeto:. Z ltbr elm .Hrano. -GbarteS
grarut, Nr. All, 9crtalonitrs alar.
mite Die 6ei,eripebr. Ger ataerid,,
t'tc. Sdooen betrdgt $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

@ir0 cine intcrciiuntc
Mus Itcllung.-- Gle Iusitellung
Der oWfQrnluno Eolltrp ans Yigeou
Niiociotiou." mcld)c bonn 5. bis 5llllt
8. Solulor III Der @oiicnbnlle ocS 5.
&cgimcntS itottiinocn miro, Der.
Iprid)t, cine groBortige lulo iebr III.
tereliante SIT ner6cn. IS boben lih
Gllaitcllcr gemelbet aus peridiebenen
Sbeilcn Goltobo'S mo aus alien
9toro., DIT ulo SiibItooten ser Ser.
Stuotell. Die 3obl Ierjeuigell, Die
Silbncr, @l,tcn rllo Snrfcps ollsItel-
len lpollelL belGllIt lid) alli iiber 1900.
Scr nInlcricol 2egGorn Glib" miro
leine beitell Grcn1plnrc III @rohnos,
Goblin, @panopttc,, HlDuloptl, Mod,
Gorfing, Minorcu- ullo Sonlburg,
Silbncr sur Shou ltellcn. Gie Grci5.
ridter Iiir Die Iusitelllng iinb: Ga
bio u. 9tidpls bon SbeltolL Conn;
Mitorb Sfe BON 2onbou, Canada;
Scllrp g. @all bon SGrclusbl,rp,
MoIi.; Geo. Glpolt bon Cincinnati;
Charles W. Snlitb bon grooflpn;
y, q. Minnif bon Carlisle, So;
W. M. 9obcof bon 9ot6. NJ, mo
e. .. lllrid, bon Hcooin9 Eo, Ct.
Gborles $. u. Wtepcr lit Slperinten.
bent Der Golben.Ibtbcilung. Die
9conttcn Der 8eicnidaft iino: Com.
Mt, Horriib Gr1lioent, Gr. &. $.
u. Meper +. Gice.Yr1iioent, Z. $.
WcGorn,id 2. Giec.Tr1lioent, 8. &.
Hen1icn 3. Sice.Grdiibent, GGarles
NJ. Giffeubcrier Sdobmeilter, q. ..
Srolprt SefretGr llno George q. Sol
ter Ilipalt.
Scbt GO Sabre alt. Scrr
Sronf u. Shirt. elmer Der b%crporro.
genbitcn Gcl1tid)en @oltimorc's, fei.
erte gcitern in o0er Stinc ieircll 63.
0ebnrtStaa. Die cin5ige GllBerlid)e
Seicr bcItolb barin, bnb>er om9lbcno
nit Mid)ter Charles q. 0iirfc III Def.
len @obnlnlg SIT SoluioiL Baltimore,
Gorntp, binirtc, Sr. Shirt moGnt
iebt in @ol6roof. gisber sGblten Die
gctpohner bon Dit Baltimore ibll
5t ben Sbriger. Sort ipltr0c CT CT.
5ogell llnb BORT nobntc CT bis illl1c.
fdbr Dor ci1cnt Sabre, OILS CT nad)
icilcm llciten ihonen Seim in @ol.
broof nniog. @r. Shirt itebt nit
leiler Satin oIcin ou; &ill6cr iuos
ren Dem Eoare i1id)t beid,icoen. is
oorf bon Srn. Shirt geiaet perbelL
oab er elmer Der eriolgreidIten Sc
lh1ftslelite Der StaDt lit. Gr lit Hrd.
lioent Der WorpIouo 9ogger Comp,
elmer SeIcIlihoft BON ilotionolem9iuf.
lin dllberlld)c C1rel1 lit es @rn. Siirit
nldt 81 tblti. Gr miirbe weoer Die
termination fir Mapor nod iiir@ol.
pcrnellr onrebmen; aber er 1T Itets
bereit, fir onS @obf ieiner GdtcrItabt
eitSlttreten.
Gin gutes 3eiden. Die
Eenn1plpania.gab lteQte
I'M Wionat Gftober cine geuollc lll,-
terIlld)rn9 oil, III ipie meit Ole Negellt
fir Den gabnbetrieb beoftet lpiirben.
SIS ,uitrben 22,S31 5GGe unterIlft
uno gefllnoen, boB III 22.749 S1llell
bic Gegeln bltditablid beiolgt NOR
ben lparen. Sn 1866 S1len ipuroe
Die 9eodtung Ser Heeeln fir ons
glod. Sig~nalipitem bsobaftet, ur,b es
lteate iih berauS, oaB Die getoiie BE.
adtung .b%erielben 9o.t Nro;ent be.
ttls. UsEner rnnroen 1857 Motb.
fadSiignole bsobadtet, unb Die ftrifte
9aaftuns belief iid ouf 9o.6 Bro.
sent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Groffnnng Der Sperns
g oi II. - Sic 8elh1ftsleitung
ser metropolitan Spern.@ eieaihoIt
bat iid entidloiien cen SoruerfnliI
Der Gin5elbiQete fir lire @aitlpiele
ebcnIo rpie Die Wanbatton. Golupngnie
bellte (Gonneritog) beginner 5ll TAI.
fen. Gin 9icprdientont Der erltge.
ilanuten 8eielidoit duberic iidl %.
bitt bob Oieielbe nit bieiem Shritte
bnrdan5 feline geIddftlid,e 9eein.
tradtigung oes &ammeritein'ifen
llnterne9melS beobiidtige, pielmebr
iif leoiglid oaourd 5u bieier MaEs
nnbrne ~ueranlabt 9eieben babe, uln
ben Sbeaterbeiudern Die Moglid)feit
ju geben, lid fir alle bier Sorltellun'
gen ollf einnlal 8illete 81 beiorgen.
Gle metropolitan @eieaidaft miro
Die Iusrpabl Der Spern fir Die Dor.
i%tellungen om S. lilo 90. gedr; 1T ben
ndfiten To9en p~ubliSiren. Ser bis.
betige Dorrertaui fur Die gaftipiele
Der beiben riDaIlirenben Geienihoi.
ten 1T p~orlaufis fir beibe Ebeile etrno
her gleife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
NnS Dem Ttretntn,

@elougDerciu vSrrbIinn" f~eicrtc leste
Singltunoe 'bes SoBrcs brrd) 10.
lennan Counters. - Ser Scnrp
&. @icnefelb IdIt slniprohc. =
Siocllte Stinnumg bcrriht olld)
I'M ,,Mrion".
Gic leste Siu9Itunoe ocS Snbres
~feicrte Der r%1Srobiinn" aeitern Nbeno
III Der Gercinsbalc burd, eiilen Cont
mcrs. Der cit1en Observation-Disclosures Ser.
lnllf nnbnl. Trdlibent Senrp &. &ic-
nefelD fiibrtc bet Gorlit an Scr Sofel.
@eim iddlinienoen 8crltenioft, beinl
Ginger froblid)er 2ieoer nl,o BET &c.
ieliger llnterboltlnls ltellte iid) bolp
Die Stimmi,ltg Elm, bie oei, Grfolg
gcudGrleiitct. Sr. @ienafel0 belt
cine ~5illoenoe Nnlprodc, lit iuelder
er Die Sb1tiefeit DeS Gereins I'M Der.
f%lpiiencn Sabre Meplle pailircn lies
nnb sit nellen Sdn~gcrtboten onfaler-
te. Gr ihlob nit cinem p&ipnt
crc6cot ~florcnt @eiongperein SroB-
linn, Gas bei bcn Sbeilnebmern 81.
geiiterten @ioerbnll fanb. 9litbcr
linn iprod) olld) Sr. Sobn u. &Iein,
Scr Girigcnt bes Gereins. @et ser
ollgenei.l bcrrihenoeu 5ioelit1t por
cs fein &ul6er, oab aiIs Dem Wtitt.
luohs. Gontners tbeilipeilc cit 9on.
ncritags. Gommers plrbe.
,Mrion".
Sic gftiuet bes SciangpereinS
~arion", ipclfe iid) gciterl slbenb 1T
Sellrp Shlcunes' Snlle periomnteIt
battelL lieBen fire reaelmdbige Yrobc
olisfaIleli, bieltcn aber cine 8eld)1fts-
iitltng ab, in pelber HrdIibent Geo.
2efiert ben 9priit tiibrte, m1brenb
Scfretdr Senrp Shleiicner protocol.
lirtc. Gs luuroen flint pniiipe Nit.
glieoer altieenommen. gtad) Sdlub
Der Sibung on,iiiirteri iid Die Gun.
9e5briiber nod eiltige Stunber lit f.
beler llntcrbaltling nito beinl &eeel-
lpi2l un0 Eit,odjlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Gall fiir aranfcn1p1rt G.
rinnen. Gie 9ireftorcn bes
.Gburd) Solne & Snfirmarp" gaben
geItern Ibeno ben aranfenip1rterin,
men Der g(iitalt int G~eriammlungs.
Saal eiien YalI. Ger Ian3ioal mar
init Halmen uuo Sannenrcis ges
Idf1adpou beforirt.
Srng 9pnamit in's &c.
ribtsge6dube. 8unoeier.
9eant G6orles s. WtcG[ean bon, Oft.
Lifen Giitrift brobte eeftern ein Bin,
Del DDnan,tt, tpeIde5 bot ei,1igen $50,
den im 1noen bon Sobn 6. StdIfort
Nr. S14. Gft.2ombaroitr., gefunber
sDurbe, ing 9erihtsaebaube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

SIlfsbcrcit.

Gle bieiigen Stolicner peron Italten
SammIungen iiir ibre notblci.
Delloen 2onbslelltc Wopor Ma
bool 5illn Ginpfullg bon @eloerll
bereit. - Iie itolicniide &plonic
trollert.
Gle beige Aolonic trui,ert iiber
Die lhredlifc GatnItropbc, iueld)e
Siib-Stnlial beimgeIud)t bat, pordilg.
lid bn BET ei1lcr aroBen 3obl Der bier
onI1iiieen StaIiener lire @ieee lit
Siib-Stolien geltanoen bat. &icle
boben bober @erluanotc lit Der altet
Scimatb, 1T Der Der COB iold)e id,ref-
lid)e grnbte gebaltcn bot. Gle biellz
gel, Stoliencr iperbell ibreil GnlloS-
leilten ober tbotfr1ftigen 9eiitonb lei
item mo lirlo bcreits Sunmlungell
bcgennen ncroen. e(n Der Spite oe5
Gprrite's fir Die Somlmllltngen itebt
Der itolicniide Goniul Eroipero
S6iaffino. 8eitern @ormittog itot-
tete Der Gp1llltl Dem Wtopor einen &c.
lltd1 ab, llno Der Iebtere erfl1rtc iid)
bcreihpiaiglt bereit, @eitrdGe fir
bieie Sammlutgen ail5nnebmcl,. Sr.
Sranf u. Shirt, Der 9eItern lcinen
CD. @eburtstog %feierte, ionote cilen
Gbef bon 500 fir Die Notbleioenoen.
am Sanlitog lperoen bn Mitgliebcr
oller italieniIfen 3ereirte cine Ser.
innlmlung abbaltell. i'm gen,eiilioric
S6ritte fiit Die Sdmmlltng bon 0el.
bern 5il berotben. Ser Mopor miro
oie erbalterlelt 8eloer ait oell italic.
niideil Goniul ober belt Sefretdr Ger
yHotben areu5 . 8eieQid)oft," @rn.
George q. Micacn5ie, abliefern.
Soot auaefuuben 1uitrbe
geltern slbenb gcgeu 1aS llbr 5rot
anna 9pDe in ibrer Mobnung, Nr.
1898, Someriet.S traBe. ourd) iDrcn
Shipiegeriobn, Srn. Sacob Giler'
man. Bic 6rau, melde 81 Sabre
alt unb ongcblid) id,padiinuig mar,
ioate beilte nah bem 9aDpieu!9 lipl
eebradt perhcn. Sic ipar id)on ieit
ldngerer 3eit frdnflid.
Seinen @erlekungen err
legen. = Ger Neger George glis,
70 Sabre aft, Der bel Wonfton am 10.
DECEMBER bon einem 3ug Der R0rbli'
hen GentraLgab i~iberfobrslt purbe
uno einen SbdSelbrlif erlih, lit i'm
Stoots1oipitol geiterben. urb i.elte
Coroner 1r. RiIep einsn auf llnfar
loutenben TobtenIhein aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Gurdl Die grplolioit eines 8aioliil.
hebdltsrs in benz automobil.G olles.
SCR. 2, 8eIt,Hreitonitr, entitanb ae-
iterm abeto: Z ltbr elm 9rano. Charles
@raun, SIR. At, 9cntalonitr, alar.
mirte Die 5elleripebr. Der at1aerid,,..
tetc. SdJobeit betragt $25.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25
Serves The Double Purpose.

Advertising in a newspaper,
especially in smaller towns, for
the conditions are not likely to
prevail to the same extent in
larger cities, serves the double
purpose of building up ones own
business, and building up the
town. One condition as matter
of fact, cannot exist without the
other. The success of the indi-
vidual business man is the sue
cess of the community in which
he lives. The success Of the
community must necessarily add
to the success of the individual
In nothing else is this more
plainly demonstrated than in the
support men accord to ther local
paper. Let the local paper 90
out to the world with very little
advertising in its columns, and the
conclusion of every intelligent
man who reads that paper is that
the community is a dead one.
Dc ad men do not advertise. Live
men DO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25

RIVERVIEw EXPOS1TION'S Court
OF Honor" has never been equaied since
the Ancient Hanging Gardens OF Baby
lon. Its center is "A lagoon OF crystal
water. through which flash myriads OF
silver and gold fish The limpid edges
are fringcd with emerald lawn set in
rows Of stately Lombardy poplars. Cas-
cade fountains play prismatic sprays
high overhead and cooling mists float
downward into the lagoon. Fantastic
faeades and white pavilions gleam
through the trees as a marble setting
for the beautiful landscape.
"Over Niagara Falls" reproduces on
n mammoth scale the famous water
falls.
The inspiring strands Of great bands.
softer tones OF orchestras. sounds OF
merriment from Joyous throngs. sunlit
waters and forestry. gay show places.
the whirr of aerial cars and flying ma
chimes. whistles Of miniature railroads,
Of the animals of Circle ~
Ranch" chanting Indians, the familiar
"rooting" enthusiasts In the baseball
park. the silent onward movement Of
the river that courses through the great
park, and millions OF activities that i'm
part pleasure. mystery and delight.
make RIVERVIEw EXPOSITION a
place OF magic. the like OF which the
world has never seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25

RIvERvIEw EXPOsITIoN's match
less attraction is The Creation" This
stupendouS scenic spectacle. animated
by Biblical characters OF the Garden Of
kden. is destined TO attract worldwide
attention. 1t is the product OF the
genius OF r w. Mcconnell. builder OF
several worlds fairs. and his stan OF
hundred artists
The scene Is the Valley OF the Eu-
pirates, where tradition locates Eden
Awed spectators view a. near to its re-
production a. man my conceive. The
great religious drama closely follows
the Scripture
There IL first a void. then darkness.
dawn and light. separation OF the sky.
the earth and the waters. the beginning
of life in the air and the waters. birds
and fishes. creeping and crawling things.
celestial anthems Of unseen spirit bands .
the creation Of Adam and Eve their
Temptation. transgression and expulsion
by Angel Gabriel, who drives them forth
with a flaming sword"
great s250OO pipe organ intones ap-
propriate music. Its deep tubes produce
thunder. and its flute-like notes the
mimicry OF forest small life Flashes
of lightning and angry storms are made
by electrical and water effects. Space
forbids an adequate description OF this
magnificent spectacle.
Another great novelty Is The Races"
an English panorama. Fifty horses at
tached to chaiSes race over the high
way TO Coventry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25
RIVERVlEW EXPOSITION
Chicago's Greatest Amusement Enter.
prise Completed at Cost
Of s5,OO0,00

None of Chicago's other marvellous
achievements equal the great amuse-
ment enterprise II has just launched,
RlNERNIEW EXPOSITION.
This exposition surpasses everything
Of its character since the original
Worlds Fair. Five million dollars was
expended TO make IL a crowning gem In
ChicGgo's coronet OF beautiful parks.
Last season 100000 persons visited
the exposition. This year IL will ac-
commodate 1OsO00.O00 trip to Chi
cago would be incomplete without a
visit there
RINEKNIEW EXPOSITION sur
passes Caesars ancient Circus Maximus
where 5000 dancers entertained Rome.
Five thousand dancers could be lost in
any one OF its courts. esplanades.
causeways or wooded groves That
many show girls. trick riders, Indians
and cowboys are used in its Frontier
Day Fetes" alone.
Twice as many are accommodated in
the amphitheater. where Mexican bull
fights occur Wild bulls and daring
Toreadors daily enact thrilling contests
for life and death A Spanish band of
100 pieces discourses national music.
Many military bands render open air
concerts. The Industrial exhibit includes
wireless telegraphy. dying machines.
dirigible balloons, aeroplanes and other
mechanical marvels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25
TRICK SHOOTING.
The Way Some Of the Stage Fests Are
accomplished.

When champion rifle shot fires
blindfolded at wedding ring or a
penny held between his w1fe's
thumb and finger or seated back to
her shoots, by means Of mirror, at
an apple upon her head or on a
fork held in her teeth, the danger
of using a ballet IS obvious. None,
of course, is needed. 'rhe eyplO-
sion is enough The apple is al
ready prepared, having been cut
into pieces and stuck together with
an adhesive substance, and u thread
with a knot at the end, pulled
through il from the wings" so
that it flies to 5its when the gun is
fired, Is show il is done"
Generally the more dangerous u
feat appears the more carefully is
all danger guarded against. In the
civilian Tell" act the thread is
often tied to the assistants foot.
When, again, the ash is shot off a
cigar which the assistant is smok-
ing a piece Of wire is pushed by his
tongue through a hollow rassage in
the cigar. thus thrnsting of the ash
at the moment Of firing.
4 fayerite but simple trick is the
shooting from some distance at an
orange held in lady's hand. Great
applause is invariably forthcoming
when the bullet drops out on her
cutting open the fruit 1t is insert
ed bv hand earlier in the evening.
Another popular trick is that of
snufiing out lighted candles. Half
dozen are placed in front of a
scre.n, in which as many small
holes are bored, one against each
candle wick. At the moment of
firing a confederate behind the
screen sharply blows ont each cam
die with a pair o. bellows.
In most instances where a ball ct
other object has to be broken on a
living persons head blank car
fridge Is used and the effect pro
duced by other means. A specia!
wig with a spring concealed in il
worked by a wire under the clothes
is generally used, the confederate
manipulating the spring simulta-
neously vbh the firing of the rifle.
As the ball is of extremely thin
glass. a mere touch suflices to shat
ter it.
In these exhibitions some of the
rifle experts" invite gentlemen
from the audience to testify that
the weapon is indeed loaded. The
cartridge shown looks very well, but
il is a she'll Of thin wax blackened
to resemble a leaden bullet. Ii
would not hurt fly.-London Tit
Bits
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What's In . Names
A maiden whose nrst name was Wn1
Was the only and beautiful child
OF Mr.. Jack Rosa
And the sad story goes
That later she wed
Mr.. Colt OF Nags Head
And thus had her pretty name spilled
--Bohemias hssazinA
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4 NARROW ESCAPE.
-. NJ Mind In the Face OF
Terrible Danger.


oa bellion is told by vii.
rc Mitchell in his "Rem
II the Great Mutiny.'
v who was sergeant of
ment, had the misfor-
battle to lose the
hich every soldier car
what was known as
@c, ll" and strapped to
IN, rs In such a manner that
crossed the breast:
Mann man owed his life to the
!. fiat bullets became spent in
nr through these rolls. 1t hap
,ol tha. in the heat of the fight
roll va. eat right through where
tvo ends we're fastened togeth-
bv the stroke of a keen edged
~or which was intended to cut
AsNs lay was warm, ! was rath-
rct rid of it, but by 10
chit there was a differ
pcrature, and when |
from patrol duty and
an, down to sleep l felt
grass anything but
omf for a kilt is not the
e article Of dress on a
ii, Noy Der night in upper In
Ng nmDany was encamped in
H. nat the tomb Of the first king
Oah. 4 large inclosure sur
}omld the building of the tomb
'tsclf ana on the inside Of this
Fere small rooms built for the ac-
tommoiation Of pilgrims. When ]
interei The inclosure | noticed
! Ihese anrtments and asked permis-
lion 70 sleep in one of them, but
Fas refused. | had to make the
best q my position, but was too un-
Comfortable to sleep.
Il struck me that some Of the Sc
toy. might have dropped their
ankc, in their hurried departure.
Nith tits hope | went into one Of
he rooms where a lamp was burn
fng, took It off the shelf and walked
% the door Of the great domed
tnosQue or tomb.
! pcercd into the dark, but could
pee nothing, so / advanced slowly,
Pooling tie lamp over my head,
Fooli-r cautiously around until !
|va, in the center of the great vault,
|Nhcre NY progress was obstructed
|by big black heap about four or
five feet high, which felt to my feet
Ike .o0se sand
! lowered my lamp and discover
ed ! was standing ankle deep in
loose gunpowder. About forty hun
cFedWcght Of it lay under my nose,
and a hasty glance around showed
me twenty or thirty barrels of the
zane substance, over a hundred
eght-lnch shells, all loaded and
With fuses fixed, and a profusion Of
spare fuses and slow matches lying
about
! took in my danger at a glance.
There ! was, up to my knees nearly
N grnpowder, with a naked light
IN my hand. Ny hair literally stood
On end, and my knees knocked to-
geiaer Cold perspiration broke
oul all over me. | had neither
clo'h nor handkerchief in my pock-
e with which to extinguish nv
Iight and the next moment might
o my last, for the overhanging
'icA already threatened to send the
red top to my feet, With
.onSequences too dreadful to con-
'eN pate
Quick as thought l put my left
,and under the down dropping
laHe and, clasping it firmly, slowly
arned to the door.
Fear so overcame all other SEN
aton that ! felt no pain of the
'ufn until / was outside. Then it
'as sharp enough. poured the oil
rom the lamp into my burned
ahd. Then | knelt down and
banked God.
Next | staggered to Captain Daw-
On and told him. He did not be-
leVe me and told me | had walked
? from a dream. showed him the
'owder still sticking on my wet
GET tie instantly reused the sleep
" men and quenched every spark
] iire on the premises.
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The man who is fool today will
be fool tomorrow unless he does
some thing for it.
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An advertisement does not sell
goods, but il helps the seller to sell
them.