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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

8ntcr Song aemodt. -
Ter 9tegcr 5bomaS 9ilbop bon 9tr.
525, Srforo. Str, meld)cr ON 3on-
ncritne bon aobi Splon benz 8erihts.
ocriabren iibermieien morben mar I'M.
ter Der acknowledging, bel eincnl Girs
brud) in Ole @obnung Der 6rou Sa.
bitbo 5. Souic bon Gr. 1880. Gutaius
Eloce. Silbcrioden titnb Sousbql'
tulgsgcganit1noe i'm 8cianiintmertbe
bon etipa 1915 ~geitoblcn SIT buben,
itnnb gritern ifon tpieoer Dor DEM.
iclbeu Hidter. gr pllroe inter Der
Nnihul0igung, in Die 3obnutta bon
Srn. &obsrt Honniap. Hr. 1922,
Gutun.Elacc, einaeorulgen ST. lein
uub aus ocrielben aleibungsltiide,
S6ltbmcrf, Silber5eng unb Spern'
alGier i'm @einmmtluertbe BON $291
%enttpanot SIT bnben, Oent @eriftsper'
fnbrcn iibcruieielt. Ser Heger. nit
Dem Ole ToIi5si eireil aapitol.J Sang
aemdd,t sit bobeu iheint, luuroe &C.
Iteril int gcrtilIpn.9 iirenI pbotogra.
pbirt. Seine 6eitnobme gcid,ab
blrd, ToIiSiit Suinitel WiIler, Der oo.
init Elm Stiitdct feiltcr Teteftip.ar,
belt berridtcte. Cine mouGetbaftc
MISUNDERSTANDING mar Der gauge
Mnbaltspnnft, BEN or babel botte.
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&On See mnb Safen.

-
8oltimorer an 9oro oeS y@eorge
0albinetor." - @eiterer Cont
pier fir &ollfer nus Dem Siioen.
Gisboot oSotrobe" bei6Goiet.
9err 5. 6. Spro gum General.
BaIIagier = Ngenten Der o9alti.
more Steam Eadct 60" crnunnt.
gln 9orb 0es neuen Rorooeuti6et
2lopooumpfers n@eor9e @oibington"
fubrcn om 9onneritog Die Serren
SlliuS Seibelbcrger, Charles 6. SO.
MGR mo 6ron5 5oltl aus Baltimore
bon 9telp = Dorf nod Bremen ob.
6iiroen SANDER III ii Dem
Sioen.
Alf I%nrc9ung OeS Serrn Soiepb
s. @bitnep, RrGiioenten Der .Mer-
d)ontS ano 0finers Transportation
60" bot oos Gireftorium an oQc
SoubeIS . @eie1idaiten Der Stobt
G%inIoouneen 81 elmer &eriommIung
om Z. oieies Monots ereebcn loiien,
III melder WaBregeln CUR Sebung oeS
9onoelS nit Dem Siioen getroiien
iper0en ioQen.
Vic SronSportntionS E Gompognie
bot fir Die 9ei6rocrlrng Der a1nfcr
aus Dem Siioeu ipeIde Serr Sofob
GpItcin bonn Baltimore 9orooin.
Sous eingelaben bat, ouf feline SEQ.
item Baltimore at belitten, Den be.
reitS 9ehortcrten Iiebcn 9onpiern
cincn ipeitereu bin5ueefiiet. Serr
GpItein mollte 5tuei meitere 9ampfer
bobcn, ieood) fonnte ieinem @unidc
nift entiprohcn meroen.
et6boot IS otrpbe" bate
Seh.
9ei'm Yoiliren Der ii6er Den 9eur.
Greet fiibrenben Steelton.I rebbriicfe
rannte Oos @isboot n2otrobe" an
9onnerItag Ibcno gegen einen ser
SteinpfeiIer Der Bride Doburd) etipo
Is bis 20 SUB oes @%eldnberS ocS
Campers eingeoriidt murben. Ger
Sdoben miro alti etluu 500 geif)Gbt.
Gas Boot beforO iid NIT 1900 Ser
ionen, @Giten Der n6ree Summer
Grcurlion Societp," aitf oerSeimfabrt
bon Gbeitcripooo begrifi. Hnd Ingo-
be BON Captain s. 9. @unbp entItunO
unter ben Nusfliiglern ltid)t Die ge-
ringitc Iufrcgung oa oaS Boot IN tel
ner @efobr mar.
Ger meme Genera Yoo o.
gier Igent.
Scrr Somes @olporo 9pro wllroe
gum General = Yoiiogier . Igent Der
Baltimore Steam Eadet 60" (Slo
Ban 2ine) oils Nadfolger beS Serrlt
Sen Compton ernonnt, pelder ieiit
glmt nieberlegte, i'm cine Steauna
ols Sice-E rGiioent Der r%Gbeiopeafc
Steomibip 60" on5ittreten. Serr
9prb itebt bereitS felt 1865 init
0ompfidiffobrts . @eieaihoften III
Serbinoung nnb trot IN 1898 III Die
9ieuitc Der .Olh Ban Cine"
SoIbj obrlihe YIotper1ne
oeruu9.
Ger mor9ige Soa bringt fir Die
Sffi5ierc unb Wonnihaiten Der 0onl-
pier Der Baltimore Stcom Eodet
Co." nclhe 5rpiifen Dem bieligcn
Safen ltno Rorfolf fobren, einc Der
Gnoerung. GS miro nGmlih morgen
bic bnlbidbrlife 8eridiebung Der
9ompicr poracnommen, 10 ooB oieie.
nigen Oiii5iere uno Wonnidoftet,,
melfe ibren Sonnta9 pobreno oes
lebten Salbiobres in Rorfolf 5nbrod)s
ten, fir Die nGdliten ieds Wolote III
Baltimore ibren &ubetag baben iper'
oeit, uln unlgefebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

Dir beutc pcriprid)t Der Wcttcrs
mann ms btocllteuo filbIcrc0 @ettcr
nit mobri@eiulid)en He9cuihouern.
Morgen iol cS olh filbl lcin, babel
ober flnr.
Su ocn onoercn @uiocS Wctterbe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nc1 HonbcS mur.
ocn 0eltcrn bic iolgcrOcn bod)ltcn
Scmpcrntllrcn per5cidlnet:
Goitport 66, Tortlono Is, Bolton
rs. Nlbnnn rs, Nelp. Dort 81. Ebilas
belpbio IS, atlontic Gitp So, Cape
Mtop So, @oibingiou IS, Noriolf 30,
Sottcros Sc, Charlotte 90. WilminQ.
tom SO, GborleIton 81, SnDnnnob 81.
Sodionpiac so. Sipitcr 81, aep Melt
IS. Ntlontn %. Mtontgomern 81. 9tcip
Orleans 81, Enleltinc 30. @oloelton
So, Corpus Gbriiti S6. Wcmpbis 81,
Cincinnati 80. FittSburg 81. Osmcqp
6S, Buffalo 70. Glepe!ono so. 9etroit
so, Nlpena 81. Wornnettc 66, @recn
Ban SO. Chicago 80, Tulutb 81. ct.
4uiiI 90, Ct. 2oilis 96, aonioa Gitn
81, Sn1abo 81. Silron %. @ismord
"a. Wiuiiton 70, SABRE 81, Seleno 30,
Salt 2afe Gitp IS. 9enpcr 90, Nortb
Ylatte 90. Mnorillo 81, Googe Gitp
80. Sos Mngeles IS.
Grlttt d a in Der
StroBenbobn II.
Gos 20iGbriec Sri. Morp ScuIlp
erIitt aeiiern Wittog IN einem Stra'
benbohn.@ o9gon Der 2igbt-S TT. 81
ME plOBlid einen Sisidlog. Sic
ipurbe IN oie @obnung ocS Gr. Con.
ros Y. StrulB uon Nr. 1906, eight
Ctr. gcbrod)t, Der ibr Die erIte Sillie
Ieiitete; ipGter eriol0te lire llebtrfiib.
runa nnd) ibrer @obnuna. Nr. 23I.
@rinboqitrobc. IN Der Imbulonj oes
iiiolifen Toli5ei.G iitriftS.
Efero perenoet.
Gin Srn. Samcs s.. SmSlcr Don
9tr. 630. Glintonitr. geborigeS uno
BON ibm gelenttes HicrO fiel Geltcrn
Moraen an Der Ode bon Souoro.
unb SorntognltrnBe Don Der Site
iiberp1ltigt toot 5I 9oocn.
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Snancit.

Bon mlbcfunntcr Sono %crid)oiien,"
Iolltet ouS Gcroift Der Goroncrss
8clhnorenen ut Ser Vcrrpuile.
Mioroaiioire. - 9oon'o Wor0er
angcblidl in Soft. - Die Wforo.
mafie ouigefunoeu.
Coroner @rigbt 9. Suolcr BON
Canton bielt 9eitern Nodmittag III
Ger Canton Eoli5ciitotion iiber Die
S6icBniioire bel Eerrppiae, DO, bel
mclfer Sarrp 8. Boon, Elm 9obn-
Nolijiit Der philadelphia, Baltimore
Inb @oibington.9obn," iein 2ebcll
perIor. Ger cin5ige 3euge, Der Der.
rommcn puroc, mar Der iunlgc Nil-
liam @ilion, Der it'd in 9eglcitung
&oon's befano, ols oerlelbc bier gtes
ger bci'm Nortb- Eoiut.S ignaltburm
pcrbniten mollte. Wtllon crjGbltc
ocn Sergong mic bcrcits berid)tet,
fonnte ober niht a%ngcbenL lucr Den
tGotlidcn SdtB ob9eieuert botte.
Alts bicicm @runOe goben Die Goro-
nerss 8cidJuorenen Elm oobin0ebcnocs
ger0ift ob, ooB Boon an Sfublpun;,
ocll itorb, mcld)e ibm bon einent lin.
betonnten bcigcbrod)t muroeu. Sc.
tern Sormittug iono Gin 9obnnnges
%iiclltcr olli Dem Ylotc, oili Dem Die
SdicBcrei ItuttfoIto, eincn 3S,falibri.
gen Hcpolucr, %oifcn6ar Die Woiic, nit
iueld)cr Boon crifoIicn wllrbe. Tie
SduBminoen, nelde 9oon'S 9orper
oilhuieIell, riibrten nGmIid) bon cinem
3S-fallbrigcn Hcpolper Der. Der Hc.
prlper, Den Boon lclblt trug, mar 30.
lollbrig ulo fonnte bis iest nod nid)t
atiunocn lperoen. Die Yoli5ei BON
Gecil'Gountp bat iefs Neger in Soft,
ooritntcr angeblid) aid oen Morber.
Superintendent 9roofs BON Der ,Ebi.
lnbelpbio, Baltimore mo Woibing.
tor-gnbn" bat Die EoliSeibeborbe er.
Ildt, feline Soften 5u lheuen. INN Die
Sduloigen 5ur &ehenihait 5u jieben.
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5onutags-


Bic ndd)Ite SonntngsanSgabc
bcsy ScntidJrn Correspondent"
miro inter YnSercm bic fOlgcns
Den Nrtifcl nno Gr5GblMngcn
cntbnltcn: Scr Snmur HidJaro
@agacr'S," ySic SpradJe Der
Sbicrc," Ser Sinematograpb
in Der SGnlc," n@ic bic Wccs
rrSmcllcn nusicbcn," Der Nocl
in Der fran5Oiiifcn &cpnblif,"
pSaS f%iinfbunocrtitc SubilGnm
Der llniucriitGt GeipSi9," Ter
altc aOfier," r7ic glnttbnt am
SOdJ5citstna.
Infcrbcm cntGGlt Der SOM
tags E Correspondent" bic Sort.
ietnng bcs Humans yaradJ" pOn
SanS BON 3obcltit, cinen Sricf
non Sation Z. SoOfuatlc, Gsa.,
0cbidJtc uun Raitor ". i. Stcrs
ger, bic ncucIteu ScpeidDcn Der
Niiueiirtcn ErciIc, Gofnlbcridtc,
EoItnadDridJtcn ans bcutidDcn
2Gnbcrn II. I. III.
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Mcinhcit bes isIaidenbieres.

Bier, miitefit Der neuciten u,to
bciten Maihincrien in Der nelten An'
loge Der Geo. 8iintbcr, jun, grait'
Gu. oui Sloifen aeiiint, lit an De.
ihn,od unib Saltbarfcit Dem nett
iibcrlcgcnL oos nod Der alten We.
tbooc b%ebnnoeIt wiro. Gerladt cine
aiite ino iibe-5eugt Gub. gcIteat
bon Der grauerci ober Hbillips
Bros, gertbeilungs .slsenten. Site
bon 2 3ueeno 5laidcn $1.00.
Wai4, It7o,Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

SaltimOrcr, iucldJc bic CONNER
Runatc anfcrbalb Der Sta6t uerbriu.
gen, fOnncn Ocn nGurreiponeent"
nodJ irscno elmer gbrciie in ben Ger.
ciui9tcn Staten, europa, Mcrifo
nno Ganaba 5nscidyift crbaItcn, Die
Ibreiic mag 10 oft mis- scuiiniht &C.
Gmocrt iucrocn.
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sbeu. S. 0iener G. &c.,
217, Eh.Valtimpre-S trasr.

Deiitides unb anberes aiisIdn6i.
ides @eIO s%efauft iino perfalit.
@eIofenonnsen beiorat mad Geutid.
lanh. Oeitreid, Hublauo ii. |. IN.
WedieI aiisgeiteat nuf ausIdnoiide
9anfen. Greottbriefe nno travellers
CHEQUES. o.
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rfitsienst etanS Der GIubs.
Tcicr bcs 80. 8ebnrtstagcS BON
Mntuni HareStt. u.aIsuD
Narcsfi's Earf. ........ Wcitpurt.
Muntas, ben 5. Snli.
GS4D

Hrim 1rmobl in Nnnupos
lis Nl,s Dem bcmofratiid)en Eri'
nl1ripobIfantpi in Der Stnntsbailpt'
itnot AnnopoliS, Der am Tpnneritag
i,nttiono, gira bon ben orei 9cluer-
bern Inn bic Domination fir Niopor
Sr. Games 8. Strorae iiesreif Der.
pur; er erbielt 352 Stimmcn. 6iir
&rn. @m. i. @illiomS mlrocn 235
rnio iiir Srn. Borbon s. GIoioe, ben
iesigen Mopcr, t24 Stimmcn nbgc.
geben.
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Ym 4. Snit

lcatc oui feiner Soicl cine 6luid)e
,Soloce" aus tsreb. gauernid)ntiot's
,,Nmerican 9reiperp" ieblen. 0citcut
cine aifte bieies beliebtcn @ebr1iies
Eei Gnrem @irtb, per 9oit ooer Eel.
6. & i. ct. gaul 3G4. Wfo. Court.
lano 149t. 9ral;crei 110l-112S
Siaen. Ctr. QS3-4)
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Eunncnanf- nno ltntrraana.
TaS Wcttcr.

auh qeitern mar eS pieoer icbr
bciB in 9oItimorc, ober cine onac.
nebmc 9riie bcrridte. Ger botItc
Recommendations lpor 80 @roo in
Den Nodmitto0situnbrn Mebrcrc
SooesfGue mo &itihl19c ercianctcn
lih mieoerlm in 6ol9e Der Site, sic
Itiin0lide 5emperntlr mar, mie ioIot:
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Stills
8ter,
$1.25 PER CASE.

Wutis.
Scbbcl's ciLsiaes Etnbio.

WDftS.
Scbbcl's ciLsises Stnbio.
ScScrmann fcnnt bic BON ms &c.
~liciertc Trbeit; mir oenfen nid)t Sa'
ran, nns iclbit 81 loben, Iunbern iiber'
laiicn bics nniereH 2%eiitmnscm. Seine
Sreppcn bel ms 81 critciscn. Gaiien
Sic Iid pom Mnberen nid)t tanidlcn,
cs eicbt MIR Gin eim5ises Scbbcl'Sth
Oip nnS bics befinbct lid, i'm E%artcrre.
Ndltcm Sic arlf bas Sans, iuo nnicr
Wamen nnf SBiiren nnb Jenftrn
itebt.
Seine MgentcH. Gin Yreis.
Ndjten sic ant
-Sebbels-
00A mt nx. ~ IL. Gs-G
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Rar 3eiiicrt.

5VHE JVttHtf1.
galtimorc's 9cntider Ybotpera3b,
400-411 Noro-@ab- Strafe.
5amilicnarnppcn,
9udJ5eitsgrnppen,
Gin5clamfnabmcn,
Sinoeranfnabmcn,
@crgr6hernngen nad
Tltcn Silbcrn.
ltniibertroffeae fiinitleriide Nrbei.
ten. Makise Hreiie.
gilocr iucrbcn seidjmaduull einse.
rabmt. Bite, adten sic dnf bic
ubisr IoreHe.
(Dest3,9&SiS)
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Staot Baltimore.


r8phnn Cat Bart" = 9aeIih glndnittles
nn6 a6enbs Gon6erie mn 8auotbtne.
Bah Shore Mart" - IdaIt6 9on8crte ots
.9oitonta 9ameHsO r6citcrs" mo arocre Nts
electric Bari" 96aIib @uuocbtus8crftel
luHgen uno anocre llnterbdltlngen.
Tlouo's |art.5beuter - 31glit 8uuocoiue
IIno unhere uuierb1Itunpcr
Garcsih's zeal ebufe 9art," gaetpurt -
3delit &nnoelbtloer uHo nnbere unterbnI'
GSit's repOre Glue Bart" - adeIi6 gauoc.
bile u1o anhere NiiraiiioneI.
nrSarmunic" Sonniaa, ben 4. .2uli. Stih
t~uieSfeit in g@entert'e Bari, Gorfcos2nuc.
,Arbrittr'S nnacrbnuo" Wiouing, ben 3.
Suit grobeS FicHic uno &oIisieit in r9cufcrts
nsGwri5er.Rcrein non Baltimore" Mou,
iug. ben 3. Nuli. 80, Stifilnastclt uIo 4reiss
bieben I'M "aoonts.4ari"
Xarts0Ou5ertc.
sic RarfsGon5erie finoen ME foIgt fat;
WSoniaa' 5encroI 6in.@ u. rSiberIioe. 8ari"
(%abipchfeIno)
2tenltda ..,..... .......s Hniterton|Bart-
gdupon '....''....... Srlnot9lu sIaria
9ornerltag ........p G1rrousBdrt"
Sreuaa: elllionsS nrin
R Srsn goiitniaaS..G iOirDa;ciif n1inrO BON 'f ! itbr sInt.
niitags bis 7 llbr abetos ecbnlicH.
9ie Gpn3erte an ben g5o6entaeen finocr
bon kS bis 10 lbr GbenbS i'att.
YrpqrnTnm fir hcntc.
"Ratteripn' 0ari"
8r. Taniel 5elonlunn, Giriaeni.
0t1ri6 pSlbina Glouo". ........ Nndipcl
Selection s2t bappcneO in 0iorOIano" pcrhcrl
9Sdl8er -,@cnc" tuuf 0erlnn0en) ....... gcni
Gornets Cuctt n1be 5ricn6lb Ripnl6" @oofrcG
bic 90. Nanfnonh mo 1ariel 5elonlann,
6ontaiis .elmoresie "0nnfee EoooIc" 9ieepce
,SnoniI@e 2aniGya '''..''''' "'oS6iom@l9
66aCsTiiirc aiTs q. i6c 5aiion'' 49,. aqmps
Dlorft u5rienofbtp" .............Gc ib
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WeISicnbnnaen.

@eloienonngcn iiah Teutidlano
unb Deitreid . llnsarn fiflcr unS
idnen beiorgt. 5, 10 itnb 90 Warf.,
iolpie 10 nmo 90 Gronen. Sheine 81
perla1t1eHv e@~s~~s@-a--a~~-
Sbsu. 8. 9icner & &c.,
o. Rr. 217, Cf.WaItimore.E tr.
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@armonie-Gafe, Ala a.. Tagette. z tr.
&iiuItlcr.G CONCERT ocs

-Nniiiidpcn Suliitcu : Gniemblc-
N%lcyanbcr Iioboruff, Sirigcnt.
&niicrl. rniiiidDcr &apeamciitcr.
Gritcs Nnitretcn in Nmcrifa.
GSi-6)
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321 0orb-0 ag-S Ctr, nabe SisB.
U54.1Wt)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
AFTER=EFFECTS
OF THE GRIP
Tonic Treatment Is Necessary
After the Acute Stage Of the
Disease Is Past Before the
Health Can Be FuIly
Restored.

A single attack Of the grip may mean
alifetime of misery if proper precautions
are not taken to restore the blood and
drive out the lingering poisons that
cause the so-called "after-effectsn Of the
disease.
The danger from tho grip is seldom
over when the characteristic symptoms,
the fever, the catarrh, the headache and
the depression Of spirits pass away.
The grip leaves behind it weakened vital
powers, thin blood, impaired digestion
and over sensitive neryes--a condition
chat makes the system an easy prey TO
pneumonia, bronchitis, rheumatism, ner-
vous prostration, and even consumption
TOO much stress cannot be laid on the
importance Of strengthening the blood
and nerves during convalescence.
This tonic treatment quickly restored
Mrs. J. g. Reid, of No. 258 l-2 Fifth
street, Jersey City, n. J., to health.
She says:
"After an attack Of the grip, which
confined me to bedfor about three weeks,
I was left in weak, rundown condi-
ton. / was short of breath and had
palpitation of the heart upon any little
exertion. After going mp stairs ! would
have to rest for several minutes. I was
subject to splitting headaches and my
kidneys were affected.
nThe doctors medicine wss very slow
in benefiting me and / decided to try
Or. Williams Pink Pills as they had
cured my daughter of weakness. ! was
relieved while taking the first box and
continued with the pills until cured.
have been in perfect health since and
have great faith in DR.. Williams Pink
pills. / cheerfully recommend them to
anyone who is suffering as did.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are always the
same and are sold only in packages bear
ing the well-known trademark, DR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People =
Pills sold in any other package, OF loose,
bv the dozen or hundred are not the
5arne. whatever the clerk tells yea. The
genuine are sold By al druggists or will
be sent BY mail postpaid On receipt or
price. 80 cents per box, six boxes for
AZ ia. bv TIE Or, Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, +. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
a I.Iander.. sd nix chIld o.

lima islanders, and native child on
board.
The schooner was lost seventy miles
north Of the Gilbert isnnds. A tropical
squat came suddenly and heeled the
vessel over on her beam
The ships company chung to the rig
ing, while several natives succeeded in
releasing rowboat from the wreckage.
A couple Of oars were recovered, and all
clambred into the boat abandoning the
schooner.
For twenty-one days the castaways
drifted at the mercy OF the wind and
waves Before leaving the wreck fifteen
cocoanuts were picked up, this being all
the food for nine adults and one child
for three weeks. Rain squalls prevailed
and the missionary caught rain in his
oil skins and served rations in the cocoa
nut shells
The castaways fell III and some went
mad Sharks in large numbers followed
the boat On May 20 land was sighted
and islanders assisted the castaways 10
land on Eden island.
Mr.. Walkup died soon after landing
and was buried on the beach His wife
and family returned to America just be-
fore the fatal voyage began.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
&c VII.

The superintendent Of a western
mine 70 driving tunnel struck
body OF ore. The vein was vertical
and had a sharp dip. To develop it
and ret ready 10 mine the ore IT was
necessary 10 put down winze-that is
10 say. to sink a shaft. IN this instance
M incline.
Elated over the discovery. be tele-
graphed the board in the east that he
had struck rich shipping ore and re
reived the laconic reply TO begin ship
ping at once.
He wired that be could not ship any
ore until he had winze on the vein.
How much with d winae costr was
The telegraphic query
zone thousand dollars" ne replied
promptly.
1aie next query ioored bin. It
read Cant you hnp q secondhand
Wine cheaperg New York Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
FATE INTERVIEWED.
By WLLARp <. ElEEM.
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swell, well. Cuthbert. Who'd ever
have expected TO see you here? Isn't
It funny what meetings there are In
this world! Last time we met was at
San Francisco. You were going to sail
the next morning for Manila. Every
thing IN this world Is arranged By fate.
Bat the most singular feature OF All is
that I've got message for you. Are
you marriedY'
"No."
"How's thatr"
"Fate."
How has fate kept you from marry
ingT
"Chucked in a contemplate incident
the evening OF the day / parted from
you at San Francisco"
what incidentT
"coms in 20 the club and III tell
you"
when parted from you that day /
went to my quarters. donned evening
dress-I never wear a uniform of duty
put on a pair Of new patent leather
shoes-stiffest things in the world:
they might as well be made OF cast
iron-and went TO dine at the quarters
Of my commanding officer, then Colo
mel. now General. Chatterton
"The situation was this: had been
proposed as a husband to Margery
Chatterton, the generals daughter BY
a skilIful matchmaker and had been
accepted When the matter was pro
posed to me the proposer. didn't know
that the first moment saw Miss Chat
terton remarked TO myself, That's
the woman Of all others want for my
wifeT You can understand. then. how
easy It was for me to be steered into
that particular matrimonial hive. The
arrangement having been perfected
our mutual friend warned me not to
make a botch Of It by hurrying. but
preface my proposal by a proper
amount Of counting Instead Of being
stayed / should have been hurried. FOR.
while 1 had found no difficulty when
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CaStaways & Mad Of Hun
ger
LIyEE ON IS COCOANUTS
Details Of the Loss Of the Missionary
Yacht Bingham--Exposure Was
Fatal to Rev. Dr.. 7.
Walkup.

Victoria; B. G., Sept 24.-The Ameri-
can missionary yacht Hiram Bingham
capsSed at Jaluit, in the Marshall group,
recently. The Rev 7. Walkup died from
exposure. The others passed three weeks
in an open boat without food. The
yacht was from Boston. Details were
brought Wednesday night BY the steam
er 0oorangi from Australia.
The survivors were rescued by the
steamer Germania and landed at sydner
on Aug 20. The Hiram Bingham, mo-
tor schooner was bound from Butaitari
with the Rev. DR., wslkup, eight Caro-.
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TOOK ONE CHILD AND LEFT ONE.
Divides With Husband and Arrangss
Home For Two.

Chicago, Sept. 28.-Dividing her two
ci4mdren between her husband and her
sef, much a. court might do in a d.
yorcc case, and ARRANGING tine house for
the use Of the husband and his half Of
the children, Mrs Agnes Fala, des-
pondont over ill health, killed herself
and her baby Adeline by turning on the
gas. She set the table for dinner with
two covers, and removed the bedding
from all the beds except the one occu-
pied By Fiala and his son.
"Play there in front until your father
comes HOME" she told the ten ear-old
boy.
When the father arrived he found his
wife and baby in a corner Of a bedroom.
They had been dead some time.
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couNrERFErrERs GET LONG TERM

Ten Years Added to The Thirty
0Leary Has Already Served.
Philadelphia, sept. 24.-After having
served nearly thirty years Of his life in
prison on charges Of counterfeiting and
passing bogus money, James 0'Leary,
alias Jack MsdlYey,n an old man. was
sentenced in the United States district
court here yesterday to ten years in
the government prison at Atlanta,
Ca, on similar charge. He pleaded
guilty, but asked for clemency on ac-
count Of his age.
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OBJECT or ATTACK.
Corporation Tax Law under Fire at Lou
isville. Ky.

Louisville, KY, Sept. A.-Yesterday's
session Of the international Tax associa.
tion's convention here conferred in the
report Of the resolutions committee rela-
tive to the suggestion Of Allen Ripley
Foote, the president, and others, that
the association 20 on record as body
in condemnation Of the recently enacted
federal corporation tax law.
Upon the action Of the convention
in this respect viii depend largely, IL is
the suggestion Of Gov. AuQas.
tins e. Wilson Of Kentucky, chairman
Of the convention. that meeting OF
the governors Of all the states be called
to consider uniform tax legislation and
means Of forestalling what has been des-
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

The special prices in this depart
ment alone would repay you for a
visit TO cur store.
Our entire stock of Fail and Win
ter 6rossett Shoes, in all the latest
styles, black, oxblood or tan, Shoes
that never sold less than S4.00
FALL SALE PRICE ..... $3.47
Big reductions on all other kinds
Of Dress Shoes, as well as Work
Shoes.
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A Sale Of Greatest Money-savinq Possibilities
Blue Serge Suits

All of our $3.50 Suite IN the lat.
est shades Of green's and greys viii
20 at ................. SIS. 90
Any of our 1880 and $500
Suits, in latest shades and styles
Of high class tailored garments, now
90 40 ..s,.. $40 30
We have a great line Of $3.50
all pure Worsted Suits, hand made
garments Of The best manufacture
IN the country, great snap at
s12 90
And remember that not only the
above but every Suit in our store
is marked a the same cut rate.
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Men 5 Suits and OvercOats

Your knowledge 81 the high class.
mperbly tailored garments that you
have always found in this depart
ment discloses to you the golden
opportunity here offered Add to
that the fact that in this assortment
Of Mems Suits are 10 be seen the
newest and nobbiest patterns Of the
fall season. both in business and
dress suits We feel that son realize
that this Is the time OF your life for
suit buying and viii take advantage
Of III.
Our $500 Suits in fancy mixtures,
FALL SALE PRICE , $3.50
a great line Of we'll made suits
that sell at $500 and $500
FALL SALE PRICE .... $3.50