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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
BaNtn8ton-
-bee
"9eutf@en Correspondent"
@m. S%annemanu,
1915 Nariou.S trafc, N..@..
no GlnSetseu uub geHenunaeu entaesen &c.
numn,en ucIben.

2ubenoicbin fcltgcbol-
ten. - Gle Yoli5ci Dca mcitlid)cn
Tiitrifts gln,lbt elmer proiciiioncllel
%2ooenoiebin, meld)e ibr 8cIh1ft aus
bem Is i" peritebt, bobboit geluur-
ben 81 icin. llnter Der Inihrloi.
qilta, iuertbpollc Gunicnbiltc i'm
@crtbc bon 500 BON 0clt 6irnicll
6od)id)ilb, &pbn II. 60, @ebr. 0ol-
belbcr1 nlo Stcport II. 50. gcltob-
len Sl boben, murbe geitern Die IS
Sabre ultc aatbie S'Geo bon Nr.S30,
| st. EetcritroBe, fir OoS @eridtapcr-
iobrcn i~eitgebolten. TieIclbe ioll
id)on ougeblid iriiber tucgcn ubnli-
der Sergeben bintcr Sitter gebrodt
iuorocll icin.
Sic @ittme hcS YoltorS
$ rbcr pcrleBt. - 6rnll Nllber.
Die @ittipc ocS Ealtors so. Silhcr,
crlitt Dor einigcn Soaen ourh cincn
Stur5 III ibrcr @obnunN 81 SontiI
ton on Der SnriorbtHooO ciltcn Nrlld)
oes rcd)ten Nlrincs rnb cine Scrrcil-
funa oes @enides. Die @crlebtc be
finbet iid) 5luor etluoS beINcr, cod lei
set tic nod inmer idNperc Shmer-
sen. Sbre Sodtcr. Srnu Eoitor
I alenlnle aus annapolis, bciin0ct lid,
5llr Belt gum @ciild)e bei Der Muttcr.
Son Ser 2 d) II bporr d.
tunG erfaBt. @Grc Gbluoro
Noberts. Gin I'M Snllic 9tr. 1915,
Yorf = Npcrltc, mpbnboftcr 9tcgcr,
nidt in OnS Ret cilter Sd)ubuorridp
tiing geIollelL ais er al Der Gdc Don
5o,porb- mo 9oltintoreitrobc bon ci-
ncm S%trabenbobn . 8uggon ollgc-
rernpclt mllroc, iuilroe CT bclltc fnlnl
nod utter ben 2cbcnocn iucilcil. Vci
Dem Stur; IN OoS McttungSltct fam
CT nit Shnittpunocn mo Snitoi-
idiiriungcn ooupn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is tho only German Newspaper Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports
The CORRESPONDENT Is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore TINT gives Its read
ers all the important happenings In the
city, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT rs far as It's news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man per that circulntcs throughout
Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia and the
south.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Qcbeu in icbcnt grupicn!

Gos 6laidcufiiQ. Icportemelt Der
Geo. @iintbcr, iiui.. 9ron-Go. 1T nil
ocn ~ncuciten Ginrid)tnn8cn pcrlcbcn.
rermittcllt bcrer bnS Bier oircft aus
hcu 2nacriaiicrn ser grarcrci Den
gladden. 5uaeiiibrt miro. Gic 6cIac
I'll elm pcricnbeS, idld,mcnOeS, rcincS
s;icr; b~eionberS acknowledgements
su cmpiebleu. @eitellt oireft bon Der
@rouerci. 9 Iutenb Slaiden $500.
s. & 9. Ybone, Bolic 20.
(Mui4. ItTo. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

6cr, err iei entihieOen ongegen, BOB
ole Statile 5ltr Grlnncrlung al Die
Groflamirung Der Heligionsfreibelt
in Worplunb Die 6igltren zines td'
tbolild)en Ericitcrs, zines Gllritnncr2
mo zines Gapaliers erboltc. 8cor1c
unO GcciliIs Goluert, Die CORDS
Baltimore, bGtten Dem Staotc HeII-
gionafreibeit gcgeben, ln0 Die pol
icnbite Stotlle 5llr Grimnerung baroll
ici einc Stutlte 2oro 9oltimore'S.
Ger &iinitIer Sans S6ulcr bot hctl
Gntruurf fir Die errpdbntc Grippe
6e2 EricitcrS, Ellrituners uno Gopas
Tiers bercits mo0ellirt.
Gle @eicbgcbrnas DtitglicOcr foms
men ollmGlig 5l Der Nnlid)t, Dab ooa
NmcnOemcnt, luelhcs 5lr N~b5ugsfo.
nal = Nnlcibc @ill p%ifcrirt iporocn
lit uno bcio9t. ooB Die Nb5uNStonGlc
in oen gllcpa Gcbollt luerocn iollen,
cine .Snofc" entbGlt, unb buB sic
.Snofe" ourin beitebt, baB bic Nb-
5llgSfonol = Gommiiiion gc3pungcn
meroen ioA, Die Gripot-a lb5ugsfonG!c
81 follfen.
Gle itGbtiihc Delegation CAB Der
N(b5u0sfonol,Gommiiiion bcute9lbcllh
ein @cbor bc5iialid) Der Gill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
2ufalbcridJtc ans @aibingtOn.
Teuti6e feicrn 2 +. =
tri fist q.

II u y l u u.
Ter .@oibinatoner Sul,gcrbunO"
miro Den ct. Yotridstug nit einer
mltIifoliid : literarilfen 9benounter-
baltltng in ieiner 5uae feitlif begc-
ben mo bat oos 2ofol III cntlpredlen'
Ser @eiie ifmiiden Iolien.
germ 6
9soh Dem S%eItuntcnte Der am &.
Sonlur geltorbencn 5rou SopbiH
@ogt, Ser @ittme pon Sobn =. Sogt,
crb1lt ibr Stieiiobn 6reb. $. @ogt
$4,000 unO beiien 3od)ter $1,000. Gtnr
Gouline, Sopbio q. &ogt, befomnt
$500 unb ebenio picl crboIt orc
.@aibington Sunotorium So" SIR
Den l%tnterbolt ocS Sonnilien.Itau'o-
leums oui Dem Hod Greet 6rieobofc
iinb $1,000 ouS9eiebt. Ser &clt ocH
Nudloi'eS gebt in glcifen Sbeilcn
on ibrcn So6n Ssfor q. &o9t mo
lire Gohter Bertha Sogts9ronb.
Gin i iibhcS Ser5enSpfln-
fer.
Sm 3iitrifts.S uprenle.@ crid)tc bot
Trou Sable 9. San Sornc, cine
@ittne nit 5lpci ainbern, cine &la1c
I'M $4,000 Shobeneriab pegen &c
brodenen neutrality-suspicious. gegen
ben 9iQetmoflcr 6reberif 8. Sable
Eeinreifen laiien. u6reo" miro be
iduloigt, 5ierit oen Sod)scitSto0 onl
ben 10. Nopen1ber unb bonn oilf bcn
Is. Sol1uar angeiest ST. bobc1, ober
OIL feinem Der beioen Gage lpor cr
bereit, iid in Die Toienieiicln Ser Che
it)mieben 81 loiien. Sebt ioQ CT Oo-
fir berappen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Spnncnanie nno ltntcraang.
Nas Wcttcr.

,5iir Warplnno mo Den Giltrift
Columbia bclitc ulbcItGnolg nio
fiiblcr, Srcita1 bcluoltt; lcid)tc moro
litc. nod) @citcn nmIprlngcnoe
@iu6e.
Gas @etter mar gcItcru ibcul. lic
bodltc Sempcrotur mllroc I'M ) llbr
NuhmitiagS nit 53 @roo mo Die
nicorigitc nm 6 llbr Mor8ena nit
81 Wruo pcr5cid)nct.
Sn Den m0cren 9unoca Mcttcr'
NcobadtungS Stnticncn beS San'
oes purben Die iolgcnben bDd)'tcrl
Temperament uer5eidnct: GaIipori
3S. EprtInno 10. Bolton 80, IlbunC
rs. Nem.2)orf 80, Ybilnoclphin %,
Nilontic Sin -. H~ortbiielo IS.
buffalo Sc, GlcpcInno 40, Gctroii
Is, alpena %, MnrQucttc %, @recil
@oD 40, Gulutb TO, ct. Yail 80,
0uron 60. Niornord 81. @illiitor
81, Nnpre g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
TaS Gc6en cine Gait.

@eidGitlihe Sfhpierigfeiten uno
bGuslide @irren treibcn oen 10
Sabre ulten Siooc aobler in Den
ZOO. - Grant Opium unb miro
olS 2eihc I'M Sotel auigeiunoen.
Gater bon bier ainbern.
Sn einem 3tmmer bes Sptel Hoth,
Nr. 2000, observation-disclosures, leerte
Der 10 Sabre nlte Sioac 8obler bon
Nr. 1908, @eitsJ ronflinitrobe, III
Observation-Disclosures ablift nm 9ienSs
tag Nbenb cine nit Opium gefilllte
Sloidc mo lpartete Damn ouf iein
GnDe, meld)es oltf fam. aobler be-
iuttc oos ;ootel in @egleitung eiucs
SreunbcS, NomenS NopiOs. 9eioe
m~ict6eteu ieporate 3inmer. gls aob-
Ter 5im 6riibitiid uid)t cridien, er.
iuhtc Iapios Die Sotellcitung, bci,-
ielben lpud) 81 ruicn. 60 feline art-
mort ollf bie @edrllfe gegebcn ipllr.
sc, oftnetc man oas 3immer 9enolt.
Jam unb fano aoblcr ais 2eihc atlf.
Coroner Nr. Silos 9oloipin pom
norblucltlid)en Eiltrift mnteriud)tc
Den 6uQ mo ltc(tc eincn ouf Selbit.
moro loutenben SootenIhein filr
9oblcr aus. Ter Selbitmoroer mar
Der 9eiiser elmer Sopetenbonolrng
an Der Observation-Disclosures, III Der Ndbc
ser Sreoeriditrobc. uno genotbigt,
oicicIbc Dor etlid)cn Monotcn infolge
%iinon5icller Sdiuierigteitcn ST Ihlle-
BEN. @ie per,nlltbct miro, rcibten
iid) an Die geihoitlid)el @irrcn oca
Wunles bGuslid)e Sfiuierigfeitcn,
mos oie 5olge bate, onB aobler Dor
flir5cr Belt icine Satin uno bier
ainoer I'M Stid)c ileB.
e hludte Grcoot.
Srm Gillian 9to9el, bic % Sabre
oltc Satin bon @eorg Nogel, lpnrOe
onn Eienitog gbero in ibrer @ob-
mug. Nr. 1922, 9elt. 9lpenie, bepuBt-
los ouigeiunoen. Ter crldrodenc
8otte bennhridytigte Den Eoli5ei.S Ger
aenlten Fbilip Slooo, Der fiir Die
ltebcrfilbrung Scr @%eiullBtlolen IN per
ambulon5 bcS iiibli6en Tiitrifts nod
Dem llniperiitGts q. &oipital Gorge
trilg. Die aer5tc conitotirten %iofort,
Dob Die 6rou Greoiot g%etrunfen bot
tc, unb periudtcn naes Moglid)e, tic
81, retten. Sic bottcn Griplo nm
glollbeil, bob Die 2ebensmilbe nit
Dem Sehen bnpon fommen miro. @ic
p%crloutet, ioa Serr 9togel nn9eblid)
on Gieuitos Nahmittag nit ieiner
@1ttin betrefis ieiner Swei ainoer eli
nen @ortmediel sebobt baben, iuo'
rider lid, Bic ilrnge Smisirou 10
grGmtc, OoB JIG melo1doliid) nnrHe
iu,o ben ungliidliten Shritt tbat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

81 lr dl CT 5nuH III q | Il NJ
II. - Mcbrcrc Ecrlonen 9cric-
then 9citcrn9tad)mitiog IN Der 6ront'
linitra6cn Ser. Wriiocr Stride an
Der Gfc BON Wonroc. nnb Sronflln'
Strobe IN Sdrefcn. oils mont lie be.
n%od)rittiatc. oub Der Sol55oun, Der
boS @ottcShullS umgibt, in Ilom-
men ltchc. Gic Stride lunr olll1Blld)
Der @ccroigunN ocS perltorbclen 4.
Nclfcr Don Mr.. 50l, 9foro Monroc.
Strobc, porilbcrgebcno acoifnet mo
5oblreid)c Gerlpunbtc mo Nctonntc
neS Gntihllmncrten iol,ocn lih 81
Dem Srouergottes bicnit Gin. sri.
Mprtlc aniier bon Wolbropf, Die lit)
in Der @obluutg beo Scrltorbcncr
hcionb. entbedte ocn Sruno mo BE-
nod)rid,iigie Den YoliSiltcn Sittlr, ocr
Die S%cueriuehr olornllrtc, lucld)c oell
@rollo loiftc, ebc groBer Sdoocll
u%naerid)tct mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
&erciuigtc @crid)5ncrnngs'Ger einc.

Gic Gelegotcn bon 5uhlreifcn &C.
mcinlinnigen Sr9oniIotioncn ba-
ben lid) 5uiommcngetban, Inn fiir
sic Nnnubme bes nelen CHARTERS.
ioipie Ser Giniiibrltng Der Snitio.
tipc mo oes Teierenoums Dinji,.
mirfen.
Sn Dem Stlloio bon Srn. Ganiel
Vofornd,, Nr. 16, Meits2erington.
StruBc. ionocn iid) gcItern Abcilo Die
Ncrtreter Der uerid)ieoenen &crld)one.
rllngS.G ercine Cit. Inn cine permas
nentc Organization III griinoen mo
Stellung su ofiertlid'en 6raaen 5li
ncbmcn. beIonoers obcr alif Die ans
nobnle oes bon Der Gborter.G onnlils
iion cntiporicncn 6rcibricies III Der
gegenp1rtigcn sSorm III Scr StuntSs
8eict9ebnug b%inSulpirfcn. Gicabe-
iii0Iid)c 9eidliiiie. peld)c Dem Scnnt
mo ltntcrbnls 5ngeItcllt iuerocn lnl-
len. iullrocn ungeloimmell. Ildl
miro bic ncilc Organization Die Gin.
iiibrung Scr Snitiatipe uno rcS Hc-
icrcnbums bciiirlpprtcn. Gin Gunlitc
plir6e crllannt. Inn IN annapolis Iilr
bic pom Der Organization cnlpioblc'
ncn 8cieBesn,a6nabmen Eropugnnon
al modem. SieIcm Golnitc miro ell
criabrener Nmpnlt sur Settle geItellt.
Gle nod~iolgcnoen Sreanilutionen
poren III Ser geitrigen ScrIamm'
lung. mcld)c oilrd, &ri. Iauio Bod
rot, bcn Yr1iibcnten Ger .Earf ap.
prood) aIiocioticn". e%roffnct piroe,
prrtrctcn: .Norf Ipprpah Erotcctipc
Niiociotipn". ,Sorlem Improvement
Nlicciotioil". Northpclt Baltimore
Improvement Niiociotion". .9toro-
ipeits9 Baltimore @eit,Gitsleute : Ser.
elm. .Noromelt-0 baltimore Seridlonc-
run9suerein", .@eIt.9altimore Or
id,1itslei,tc. Terein", ,Mt. Hopal Der
| if6nerlngs 8erein", .Galloip. ii,1o
Sroofiielo ape. Serid)onerun9sper'
elm. rSiteno-G erifoneruiss Der
elm. vSiib.S Baltimore @eid,1ftsielite-
0erein". .Siiopeit.9 Baltimore Ser
idonerunss . &erein". .Gentral-8e-
ifGftSleute. 0ercin". Greater NortI,'
lucitern Improvement M%iIociation"
,gemonoion Terraces A%iiociotiun"
.9lccmiuaoole Improvement Milo
citation. rUorelt Yarf Improvement
Niiociotion urb Ole .&omeiteab Snt-
procurement Mliociotipn".
| ---- ---
6ener. - slitf mnbefanl,ie @eiie
entitano seItern II, bem Seller oes
SauieS Ger. 1913. MidmonoItr.. Se,icr,
peIdes bon ser 5eucriucbr I'M 0cimC
| upI1jht miIrAc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

Auf Scr StrnBc ertranft I.
Ger Is Sabre olte Sobn Weaocr
pom Nr. 923. Burgundy . Iucp. iul,f
aciicrn III, Der Sopette. mo Morihltr.
ohnnlGftig sur grhc. Gr wiror III
Der Imbulail; bes mitilerci Giltrif'
les llodl ieincr Mobnnne iibcrgc'ilbrt,
iuoiclbit CT lid bnlo erbolte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Staot 8dfttntore.
1tnterbaltnnas-@ egweiicr.

,,9uabemie" Abe sIipnIeniu9 Of &eIeriI
Nitbie".
,Eurb'S"-.Ibe @mcrtcut Soca".
,Oapetp"-Sreo SrlpiH's o8tbiOu 0lrle".
,Sultoag"-. 5be Eromotcrs".
,Wiarnlano"-9eitb'S gu Stnr"sSauoeoiue
llno Der ainetoer1pb.
SEN MonnfucHtal" Bohemian 0urIcss
Quers".-
,,@tliuu 5beatcr"," Baltimore, nabc 8nn'St,
- ldalih ununierbrodene Tluoeptue' uIlo
neutrality-suspicious..
yprabpbn Muiit.6 outcrpatorinm" Sreitn9.
ben Is. Wllr5. 4 lbr Nndmtitd9e,. letleS Nani'
ermuIitsGonSe BON Dem .aneiiCI Quartet"
,Nlbaugb's Shcatcr" - 2pulCrl!aa, ben II,
mars, Nhcnoe 5 ubr, Nprtrun bon GnGcnc q.
9cha.
99GcrCr's Qgobc SpCr Sic 431ltiirc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
gtmas Seines
steil's 9eutides Bier.
fS.S-l

WefSrnoNnacn.

-- WefSrn6anscn. -
8elolenounoen nod Geltihlono
inb Ceitreib . llngarn iid)er uno
id,neG beiorst 5, 10 unO 90 Worf'
irwie 10 mo 90 aronen.S d)eine 81
pcrfauicn.
Ehcp. s.. Siencr & So,
o. Wr. 217, Cit.@altimurc'St r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Sbeo. 8. Siencr L. &c.,
217 Dit Wtltimurc .StraRc.

Eeutides unb nnberes altslliioi.
id)es 9elo sefauit Irnb ~uerfaiit.
Oclbienounsen beiorgt nod, 2eutidl.
Iano, Seitreid,. RuBlonb Il. |. 10.
Neficl aiisseitellt a,ii n~iisldnoiid'c
g'anIen. 6rcoitbriefc ntfS arnprlers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Nutis.
!Scbbel's cinsigcs Stnbio.

Npft6.
.Srbbel's cinsigcs Stnbip.
SeSermann fennt bic o ms &C.
l~ieierte Mrbeit; mir henfcn nid,t ba'
,an, inns itlbit 81 lobeu, iOnbern iibcr-
luiicn oies muiercn 2eiitnnsen. Seine
Sreppcn bei nns sm criteisem. 2ai1cn
sic iid) bun MnOeren midlt tGnidIcn,
CO giebt MIR cin einsises Sebbel-S Stu
BIO nnb bies brfinbet iid i'm Yaterre.
Mdten Sic anf Scs Sans, iuu nnier
Nameu anf 2biren nnb Uenitern
itebf.
Seine Mscnten. Gin Yreis.
Mdten Sic anf
-Nrbbei's-
'32i NorS-W ap-Str., uabc SiabsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

6euer. = Iitf uubefaniite @eiie
entitanb seItern III bem Seller oes
SouieS Ger. 1913. Mid,monoItr.. Se,icr,
peId)es non ser 5encriucbr I'M 0cimc
aeloiht puroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

32i NorS- 0ap- str., nabc Sia9str.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
"HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED"
Wives No Longer Nope at Home
While Husband Spends His Time
at the Club.

If wives continue to grow sensible
at the present rate, the time will
come when everybody will know
how TO be happy, though married"
Time was when the picture OF the
wife moping at home. while the hus-
band took his night of at the club,
was true one. 1t isn't so these days,
a writer declares.
When the modern husband says TO
the modern wife, MY dear, I'm go
ing to dine at the club Thursday
night; may be rather late" the mod
ern wife says cheerfully, Very well,
dear" and sits down to indite invi-
tations to a dozen or so of her friends
for nice little hen party for Thurs
day night.
And there's just as good time at
the hen party as the husband is
having a, the club, too. There Is a
perfect little dinner of the most ex-
pensive delicacies Of the season, and
then there Is bridge. And who wor-
ries about what her husband is doing
at the club when there is bridge to be
played? Not the modern wife.
They play for stakes at these hen
parties, too. In fact. all the comforts
of the club, to change an old saying
little, are fast being appropriated
by these poor deserted wives.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
ChrysanthemumS.

Chrysanthemums stand fourth In
commercial Importance among flow
ers. Only the rose the violet and the
carnation surpass them, and that
chiefly because the chrysanthemum
season is so short. while the others
can be had from the florist nearly the
whole year round Greece gave us the
name. Chrysanthemum means gold.
en- flower" But the name was invent.
ed long before the big butter yellow
globes were known in the occident. II
referred to the prevailing gold in the
small varieties that were known
Strangely enough. the first chrysan.
themum brought into Europe was not
gold but purple. II was a small flow
er about two inches across. shaped
like an aster. Somebody took il 70
Europe from China In 1790-and, pres
to, the modern history of chrysanthe
NUNS was egun.-Argonaut
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What A Heap Or Happiness 1t
Would Bring To Annapolis
Homes.

Hard to do homework with an aching
back.
Brings you hours of misery at leisure
or at work.
If women only knew the cause-that
Backache pains come from sick kid
neys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Many residents of this vicinity en-
dorse them.
Mrs. Lena Bayne. 1903 n. Ashland
Ave. Baltimore. Md. says: have no
reason to retract anything from the
public statement | gave in 1908 in favor
of Doan's Kidney Pills. | suffered for
two or three years from lumbago.
Whenever | did any work that required
STOPPING. my back became lame and
twinges darted through my kidneys.
| also had dizzy spells and headaches
and was often obliged to grasp some
thing for support | had poor success
with doctors medicine and other rem
edies | tried and seeing Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised procured a supply.
They hepled me from the first and
the contents of four boxes, effected a
complete cure. | am glad to say that
my trouble has never returned.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
"A CAT AND DOG SKIRMISH
In Which the CUNNING and Resource
fUl Cat Won by Superior
Strstegicsl Ability.

Il never faneied cats very much"
said limited lover of nature, but
certainly the cat is 4 fairly courage
, Gus animal and more than ordinarily
shifty and resOurceful. and so it's
| quite likely 10 D. able 10 hold its own
against an enemy much larger and
more powerful than itself.
Here was a yellow cat moving at
a walk leisurely across the street
while at the same time there was
coming along this block a dog When
the dog saw the cat IL started for II
as fast as IL could go. and when the
cat saw the dog ii turned on full
power at once and fairly jumped 10
clear the remaining space TO the other
side OF the street, where IL halted
with Its back against a tall iron picket
fence and faced the dog.
Instantly the dog jumped for the
cat. but even more quickly up went
the cats paw TO sweep the air down
ward. and cats claws are very
sharp and dogs nose is very tender
and delicate. and the dog didn't close.
In moment he jumped for the cat
again. but again the cat clawed him
on. or the fear OF the claws was
enough to make the dog shy again.
But the next time evidently the
dog was going to close in and rough
house things and take the chances:
and do you know what the cat did
now? The cat is very compressible
creature; II can get through very
small space; and now this particular
yellow cat backed in between two OF
those iron pickets to the inner side
OF the fence; but II didn't run away.
II stayed right there close To the In
ner side of the fence. which the dog
couldn't get through. and when the
dog came up FOR that last time the
cat struck at 1t again through the
fence with that swift. silent sweep of
its paw. swung this time, as It
seemed with sort of savagoIy cool
cCntemptuc nsness. Then the foolish
deg ran away.
We may not fancy the cat but we
should err If we failed To g e II at
least some measure OF admira ion for
the shifty ability with which { holds
its own against its natural ensm my"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
Real READING.

In anything fit TO be called by the
name OF reading. the process itself
should DE absorbing and voluptuous;
we should gloat over book. be rapt
clean out Of ourselves. and rise from
the persual. our mind filled with the
busiest. kaleidoscope dance of I'm
ages. incapable Of sleep. or Of contin.
uous thought. The words, If the book
be eloquent. should ran thenceforward
in our ears like the noise Of breakers,
and the story. If it be story, repeat
itself in a thousand colored pictures
10 the eye.-Robert Louis Steven.
son.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
SNAP SHOTS

Never trust a man who deceives
himself.
Don't permit your head to outgrow
your hat.
One cook can spoil the broth quite
as effectually as too many.
Bo5-Thanks friends, tell your
Ncighbor about the Ice YOU get from
the YELLOW Wagons
"A man never really enjoys good
health who has never been sick.
Love is frequently the result of two
souls with but single hammock.
DEPOSIT your savings IN Annapolis
Banking & Trust Company. 81 per
cent. interest. Bank open 9 A. NJ. to
=. NJ. Saturdays =. NJ
The average young clerk isn't so
much interested in perpetual motion as
in perpetual promotion.
Hoax-"Do you think there is any
thing in fortune telling?" JoaX
for the fortune teller.
Ias-Our YELLOW is on outside
of the Wagons, Our Ice is CLEAR.
No. Made, dear the English ac-
tors who are knighted do not restrict
themselves to one knight stands.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
nenosina the Dalai Lama.

In the imperial Chinese decree de-
posing the dalai lama appears this
curious paragraph: Advantageous
tsangtu-pu- tan chin cho CHA chai-
Observation-Disclosures is hereby
commanded TO be Invested Of his title
of dalai lama. in order 10 show penal
". Wherever he may escape and
whether he returns to Tibet or other
wise. he shall be regarded henceforth
not otherwise than as one of the COM
mon people The residents are COM
manded speedily TO seek among chill
dren born with miraculous signs and
draw their names by lot from the
golden urn according TO former prac-
tise The name drawn shall be Gre
ated the real hubil han freincarnation)
OF the preceding dalai lamas and appli.
cation shall be made TO us for bestoW-
al of q proper tile and fayors. so that
the propaganda OF The canons may be
perpetuated and due Importance may
be attached 10 religions affairs"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
500 II It Fails to Cure.

There Is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, aud until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced il n local disease and prescib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced ii incurable. Science has
proved cataTrh To be q constitutional
disease and Therefore requires consitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by +. j. Cheney
II Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY Il CO.,
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall Family Pill for constipa-
tion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
ANOTHER "GIRLIES" SONG.

"Girlies -
Twenty of them and all under
twenty.
boards read The New York Sunday
World has sent its Song Man up to see
"Girlies" at the New Amsterdam Thea
ire. and he has picked out good song
be given with next Sundays World.
words and music complete. Also a
page of theatrical pictures. in cOlors.
and lots of other features.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-26
Training Sneaklnn Voice.

Listen TO your own voice and try TO
hear how II sounds. Say few words
and listen. If you are not pleased,
try again. Take the most melodious
voice you know for model and try to
initiate the information or manner 81
speaking II is the information that be-
trays the cultivated person more than
the beauty OF the voice itself, but
quality will follow when the voice is
properly supported by the breath and
not forced.