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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-11
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.Rivermdn
By STEWART
EDWARD WHITE
Copyright. 1908. by the Mcclure Com
pany Copyright. 1907. 1908. by
Stewart Edward White
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER lack Orde, lumber
zan, has bis drive Of logs held up
II a dam built by an irascible mill
.vqnar. II-Orde declares war on
Rad, the mil; owner. III-A stranger
named Newmark joins Orde's river
crew. ", V and VI-The drive gees
.hyn river, having many adventures,
aad Orde invades a gambling house
"A Redding ord outwits the sharp
es8.. VII and VIII-Newmark suggests
"a 0rde that they found a log driv-
ns company. IX--orde meets Carroll
Hshop, a beautiful New York girl. X
aaa XI-The log driving company is
ARMED by Orde and Newmark and be-
gins business. XII, XIII and xiv
crIe seeks the companionship Of Car
roll. Bishop, who returns to New York.
EY-Orde makes improvements along
Ia river to facilitate log driving.
TVI-Orde visits the Bishop family
n New York. XVII-Orde is deeply
n love with Carroll, but the girls
RDther objects to him. XVIII, XIX
.aad XX-CarroI confesses her love
sr 0rde. They wed and depart for
"a west. XXl-The couple go TO live
q Monrovia, and Orde resumes lum-
hkrinR.
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In Washington square at half
past 9. Carroll met him with a
Eight smile.
Things aren't quite right at home"
s6s said. ut is a great shock to poor
nBther at first, and she feels very
SErO1gly. Oh, It isn't you, dear; it's
tas notion that can care for anybody
Dart ner. You scr. she's been used TO
TIE other idea So long that | suppose
S1Beemed a part # the universe to her.
GEsu get used TO 1t after a little, but
q iakes time"
O-de examined her face anxiously.
Z1vo bright red spots burned on her
1s9ae9s; her eyes flashed with a nerv-
Szzs animation.
lshe smiled up at him.
we nave TO pay for the good things
=. ne, don't we, dear? And they are
@octn it. We must not be too impa-
iEat. Now, let's enjoy the day"
ATT O'Clock Orde took her back to
sAs doorstep.
Enis went on several days.
sggrfe saw that the strain was be-
gaming to tell. Carroll's worried ex-
VANssion grew from day to day.
grom Gerald at his club Orde sought
zyge Intimate news Of what was going
OK.
SIttle by little Orde's eager ques-
tfbhs drew out the truth OF the situa-
aao- Mrs. Bishop had shut herself
lE.-n q blind and Incredible obstinacy.
uu1ence she sailed with foods Of com.
giants. tears, accusations. despairs, re.
uDcches. vows, hysterics-all the bat
SAzT Of the woman misunderstood II
1RzIoll undertook to say anything the
sthra word would start her mother off
s.atEs one of her long and hysterical
C.sIndes Hcr child had dlsobeyed her.
% t.:Ad as climax she had assumed the
,snsEegnable position Of complete
urstration. wherein she demanded the
1nIse care of an invalid in the crisis
~ disorder. The mere mention Of
tra subject nearest CAROLS heart
| lbNH1ght tne feeble complaint:
% you want TO kill meE
~csaer only scrap of victory to be
5Kuzcnely from this stricken field was
1Ae TACT that Carroll insisted on going
~ peet her lover every afternoon.
Ihaqh he fretted under the tyranny,
IJnl9 could see nothing which could
rR9GTe the situation save his own
wfhdrawal lie had already long
.gzsTsuyed his visit Important affairs
,fqanacted with his work demanded
NaV nd
cg&cous love assured.
re morning after he had reached
.1iis conclusion he again met Gerald
A. the - mlnsium.
,Tnde,"" said Gerald suddenly, I'm
,sgs1ried about Carroll. Mother has
eolgmcnced bothering her again. 1t
-xaEl't so bad as long as she stuck to
tAryuIne, but now she's taken to prowl-
nv in a dozen times night. ! hear
nes,r voices for an hour or so at
ecrg. I'm afraid it's beginning TO wear
IN Carroll more than you realize"
-Tnank you" said Orde briefly and
AsaErted.
81 mis- hotel Orde found a telegram.
6Er itd not open 1t until he had reached
RN own room. 1t was from home,
wiring his immediate return for the
aeayOtance Of some contracted work.
TO h with the contracted work!
.Ar nuttered savagely and. calling a
EaYEoy, sent an answer very much to
nkn: effect.
Rh was interrupted by a knock on
AeEDor.
-game in! he called without turning
ri had.
liz heard the door open and shut.
.nkDr, a moment he looked around.
.8NSEkek Bishop stood watching him.
eue looked at him curiously and saw
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And tOrtte Uour daddy Carroll"
1t would be a very bad business. And
you. sir. be good to her. And write
your daddy. Carroll. He'll be lonesome
for you" He blew his nose very loud
ly. Here. my dear. open this envel-
ope when you are well started. 1t may
help cheer the journey"
He hurried them through the gate.
Carroll opened the envelope. 1t con-
tanned a check for $1,000.
Dear old daddy" she murmured
"Our only wedding present.
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But Did She?

MY head aches awfully," she sigh.
ed III you weren't here I'd take my
hair Off and rest it."
WHAT" he cried.
II mean down." she corrected.-New
York Press
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Unfair.

Hazel. aged seven. while feeding the
cat at the dinner table was reproved
by her father. who told her that the
eat must wait until later, whereupon
the small girl wept and said
~ think It is shame just because
she Is poor dumb animal to treat her
like hired girl."-Harper's Magazine.
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What Everybody Wants.

Everybody desires coed health
which is impossible unless the kid
neys are sound and healthy. Foley's
Kidney Remedy should be taken ut
the first indication of any Irregular
ity, pain in the back and head, ner-
vousness and exhaustion, and Sc
rious illness may be averted. Re-
member you cannot live without your
kidneys and you cannot be sound
and well unless they perform their
work properly. Foley's Kidney Rem
edy will build up worn out tissues,
and restore your kidneys to their
normal state. Sold by all drug
gists. IN
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach.
sweeten the breath and create heal
thy appetite. They promote the flow
OF gastric juice, thereby inducing good
digestion. Sold by all dealers. m
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20
4 y sweetheart" said Orde.
Poor mother! l wonder
how she'll take It,"

Bishop house Orde kissed her.
BE brave. sweetheart" said he, "but
remember that now you're my wife"
Orde sat in the dim parlor for what
seemed to be an interminable period.
Occasionally the sounds Of distant
voices rose to his ear and died away
again. Finally he heard the rustic Of
the portieres and turned to see the
dim form OF the general
bad business! Bad business!" NUT
tered the old man. Its very hard on
me- Perhaps you did the right thing.
You must be good to her, but cannot
couutenance this affair 1t was most
Ii--'. .~nd"d sir"
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that he was suffering 1lO... -. $500.

that he was suue
excitement. His
fra me trembled
convulsively; his
lips were white;
his face went red
and pale by turns.
You've got to
let my IN o t b e r
alone" he man
aged to say final
Iy. 10y GU We
brought her TO
the point Of
d at h. You're
bounding her to
her grave"
Orde thought to
catch the echo of
Quotat ion In
these words.
what do you
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The corruption of the best becomes
the worst.-Latln Proverb
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1t is said that the first hospital
ever built in America was erected
by the Spaniard Cortcz in the City
of Mexico in 1924.
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3Chaptelo
Q Fl

~ HE winter months were spent at
Monrovia, where Orde and his
wife lived for a time at the no.
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W1Chapter.|
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sRpE- feuaa- a -Eete at the hotel
the next day asking him to be
y in Washington square at half
past .. Carroll met him with a
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Ter Seutid,c GurrcIpunocut.

Gle ein5ige oeutid)e 3citung IN
&oItimore, weIfle ben &eiern ollie
Nciiafeiten Der Staot, bes StaateS
nno Der 99eIt tG9Iid iriih %Iieiert.
Sic einsige Oelltid)c 3eitung, wclde
III allen areiien oes GeutihtbWms
gcieien miro. Hur Der yGorreipons
0rt" bringt Die Gepeiden Der oIiio.
ciirten Ereiie," beren N'itgIieo Der
ic.be lit. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
eir5ige ocutid)e 3eitmg, meId,e iid
GROCER &erbreitung III WorplonO,
&aibinatoM 8irginien, @eit!&irai'
uicn, iowie im gur5en SiIoen erireut
itcbt feiner bieligen gr0Beren engli.
iGen 3eitun8 i'm Iepeiden" uno
&ofolnohrihten. Oienlt nodl.
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Gcirnths.Gicrnsen

Sobn W. Sfoois q, Scr. 1881,
8orret-apenue, mo Gliiobetb %.
Giiblicta % Sabre oft.
@iuiom 3. Stepens % uno Mo.
RE u. 8rteten 10 Sabre alt; gppIi.
tont s. i, @rieten, Nr. POS, SIt.
Nortbsapenue. .
Gbeobore Gogel 33 uno Carrie 9.
Seal "a Sabre alt, geibieben, 9eioe
bon Nelpport HelpS, 90.
Moles y. @oobs 40, geihieoen, II.
Clara q. 2onc % Sabre olt, 9eioe
bon Staten, T..S.
Nbrabam Hinolls 90, Nr. 904, SIt.
2omboroitrobe, uno Sorab Gaplon
10 Sabre aft.
&anoolpb g. Came 90 uno Mil-
breb q, @bitc p Sabre oft, @ittpe,
@onterpiue, alo.; gpplifnnt Sames
81. Sutonc, GER. 1412, Eorf. apenue.
Genuon q. Snoocr "a, YER. 1882,
Horb.Gntaiuitrnbe, uub Wap SpptinS
% Sabre alt.
Soroflop Smetanfo %, Ger. S34,
Observation-Disclosures, uno Hoie
&anef 90 Sabre aft.
George W. Gaitm 26, Nr. 3t4, Sit.
q. Strobe, ulo Gbua q. 9roiun Is
Sabre olt. 2ittletolpn, go.
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in G%sbensgciabr.

3tpel 6anillcn mer0en nuf nnarac.
ncbme Wciie inn Sdlai ilberrald,t.
%ctrGhtIide I%uiregung ob elmer
~6euer@brunit am Gutnp-EIoce.-
Srano al ser Sotion.S troBe.
Sctr6htlidc Tuircgung mllroe &c.
tern i'll Der Nobborlhoit Der Wob.
NINA BON Serrn i. VI. Nbercrombic
Mr.. 1907. Gutom- Nlucc, oerltriod)t,
muielbIt bos 9ett Der ihpur5cll1ienlt.
mayo, Spbcliu 9lodmon in Nronb
geratbcn iunr. Die Negerin alnrn1irs
t" Die lGnmtlihen @epobner ocS
MouicS mo oaolrdL oaB lie oie Chi.
re ST ibren 3immcr ucrihloB. Der.
binocrte lie, Dob rueiterc guSbreiteu
Ger Glomncn. Sic Mit9lieocr Der
5onilie ciltcr, lpGrliA gcfleioct. in
6o1 6rcic. Gic Scuerpebr loihte ole
6lommen nod) tlrSem Sample, 10
bab Der on1erittete Shobcn follll
ilber 500 betrngen bilritc.
@on5e Nomilie in 2cbeu>s
Acfahr.
rMl Dem Seller Der @obnlung bon
@erru Benjamin Gopia, ger. 1855,
SudionltroBc, entltan0 1eitcrn Mpr.
Gen tnr5 Dor Gin llbr Sc,,cr, melbcS
Aliitlldcr @ciic Don bcnl Eoli5iiten
Sreo. Hlliicn pom iiioliten IiItrift
rcd)tSeitlG entocdt nur0e, 10 DOB Der
lclbe Die Tomilie Sunia nod red)tSei.
ti0 mcdcn founic. Gle @rnnoHriafc
III mbcfonnt.
@rnn6 III Dad Niocr.
@eltern &ornlittag brnitnte Elm
@obn1cbGuOe a,f Dem %5ornlonme.
len bon SamcS Soud,ltone onl Bad,
Hiuer nieocr. Gic llriod,e oea @ron.
hcS miro eincm beIctten Aamin jugc.
idricbcl. Ter Sd)oocn betrG1t ctma
$500. Ger llmitanb, oob Die Cider
Der nmlie9enocn 8ebGuoc nit Shncc
bcbcdi murcn, pcrbiitctc, ooB and Die
ic @cblnbc ciu Muilh Der Slonnnell
lullr0cn.
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l!nfaa ssGbrpnif.

Stur5 ont @cibnohtS E gbeno bat
fir Sobn s. Mc@ee p%crbGngnib-
nolle Solgen. - &ino trintt aus
Gericben GorboliGure. - Stirbt
I'M nSobns Sopfins' Soipitol. ~
Illbere llnfdQe.
Sn st. Soiepbs-Soipitol" Itarb
Der 80 obre alte Sobn s. Wc8ee bon
Nr. All, Siio-Gentrol- slpenlle, an ben
Solgen eineS Stur5ea am@eibnodts.
NbcnO. Wcgee fiel orgeblid in be-
ralld)tem 3uItanoe an Der Gfe bon
Goiterll- uno Central slnenlle lnb 500
lid} Terleblingen am llnterleib 5il. @r
pltroe nod Saule gebrod)t nno bon
9r. Sobn Soleltini BON Rr. 16, Siio-
8%roooiuon, in Vebonolung 9enom-
men. Sein 3uitano periflimmerte
'id onl 0onneritag il iebr, ooB i'm
Der Nr5t nod) Dem g%enonntcn Solpi-
tal iiberiiibren lieB.
&iubtrinttou Geriebcn
&orholGure
Ser 5m%ciiGhrige Neacrtnobc @m.
@ilion BON Nr. 507, Noro.Gentral-
apcnlc. crlpiid)tc acltern Mittag
tei'nl Spielen cine Slolde &orbols
i1itrc. neld)e feline Wllttcr ST. Neini-
oungS5pcden bclllBte. Ser &leinc
tronf einen Shlltd llnO lpuroe ru-
tilrlid icfort bon beitigen Sdmer5en
befallcn. Nllf iein Weinen erldiell
Die Mlltter mo, ais lie iab, mas ge>
idcben mar, trllg ie bas ainO nod
Scr pNortbeaitern TispenIorp," pon
100 aus es in Ser Gmbulon5 oeS moro
6itlihcn SiltrittS nod) Dem st. SO.
icpbs.Suipitol" iiberiiibrt murbe.
Srob ioiortiger Gr5tlid)er Siilfe ltorh
Der aleinc einige Stulbcn ipGter.
q eincm : mperpcrlcBt
@dbrcnb Der grbeit i'm 2oberaum
he3 am Eier I onl SUB ser Clinton
Strobc Dor Anfer liegenocn Gam
piers .Sudcnbad)" mllroe Der IL
Sabre olte ssreb. Scfiner bon Nr. 4t6,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BON einem 9al-
len 9o,mDone ST. 9ooen geid)lcuoert
uno erlitt einen 9ruh bes linfell
SiiiietfuodenS. Tie Nmbulon5 hes
DltIifen GiItriftS brod)te Den Ser
lebten nod) oent nWurplolb General
Solpital."
TicI ouf Sem GiS.
Truil Bridget Gcrn, 80 Sabre olt,
on WillopitroBe, nobe Miblnno.slne.
me, pohnbnit, fam geitern on Sope-
itrabe, nobc Hortb.N penue, III Sail
unb p%crrcnfte bas rcdte SilBgclenf.
Sic mltroe in oerslmbnlan5 oe5 noro-
oitIid)en TtitrittS nah Dem st. So.
iepbS= Soipitol" gcbrad)t.
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Gum nencn Sabre.

G3 Gilt Die 3eit! Die 8lode ihl0gt
90 id)ueIl Die nelten Stunben;
llnG mas i'd bette frob belpegt,
NiI morgen i6on entidnunben -
aoum mod)t oas &er5 ON Worgen
alti,
Nimmt ihou bic Gorge ibreu 2ouf,
Wur Gins bleibt i'm 3eitenidlmung :
Gle liebIihc Grinnerung.
IS eiIt ole 3eit! ST oob mans
0enft.
3Iilgt ihun on5 Nbenoldltcn;
Snt a%ltilpurta man Den SdIritt &C.
lentt,
Wtlib man id)on ~tbnItp0rt5 ld)reiten.
IS uItert. mas Ga licbt. un6 lcbt,
IS thirst mas ati 5rW SGGc Itrebt,
)hW @inCS bIcibt I'M 3eitcnibmung:
Gic IiebIid)c @rinnerm1!
IS elf ole 3eitl Die Sugeno iIiebt,
Ins Nlter fommt geihli6eH;
81 Hoieuglnn5 bic Stirn 0urd)5iebt,
%oIb Iicbt mar crnlte StridJe
Sic S0ltcn ingcu'S: Gll mirIt ait!
Ger Hebcnsitlirnt bcli1t ole @eituIt.
9tur Glnc9 bIeibt I'M 3citenidnung:
Sic Iicblidc Grimerrng!
Is Gilt Die 3eit! Dos 3iel iii icrn,
Wcrn m0dtcit Iu's crreiden;
Ger &tubbeIt bcllcn Worgcnitern
Sicbit lon1iom III perbleiheu.
WSic ltoIj bait Oh emit auiQeihnut.
Nln hdnumert'$ idon ser Nbcno
9rnlit $500
9}ur GineS bleibt I'M 3citenidGuung:
Gie Iieblit)e Griunernng!
Is Gilt Ole 3eit! Salt mebt Ocr@ino,
Is rallld)t wie Stromesrauitell =
Sic g8elen ellen 10 9eid)minb,
Mo5 Willlt Iu Gn9Itlid IolIihcn?
Sic SIebGn oil hlnuu9 ms Deer,
: @er5, halo bit 0it allt llid)t mebr,
9tur Gile5 blelbt I'M 3eiteuitmlmo:
Gic liehlid)c Grinneruma!
CS eiIt Oie 3eitl nod lit lie Gein,
1cig' Did, ais 0elo i'm Streite!
Gin mltb' ger &Gmpier ioGit q,
iein,
W1r'2 all1 i'm 1rnliten &lcioe.
Sir HeGt mo 8obrbeit itrcite fiibn,
Iamit Der MChld)beit Stcrne gliib'n,
9tlr Gines bIeibt i'm 3eitcnidmung:
Die lieblid)c Grimerung!
IS Gilt Die 3eit! emit minft Ger
Sobn
WtaA bier ollt llnounf b"riiten;
GIN lellcr Nriibling borret idon
Wfit ieinen iriifen @liitben.
llno mas Cu oilt) erOllloet bait,
Sin mltb'0er Sampler illtt niht
Matt,
gtur GincS blei6t i'm 3citenidmumg:
Gle licblide @rinnerunD!
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Ias @etter.

Giir Wurplanb mo Den 0iltrift
Columbia belltc mo morgcn tDeil-
mciic Delu0ltt, hcltte w0rmer, mUBigc
iil0lidc @inoc.
Gus Wetter luar geltern Wor1elt
micoer iebr fnlt. Nui Is DraO 5ei9te
OQ2 Gllcdiilbcr nm 6 l(br Worgena.
WGhreno oc5 Cages muroc eS aber
bc0clltcn0 mGrmer, lulo nm s llbr
Nbenoa NOR Der (bernlomcterItnno
liod) %.
%n Den onoeren &unoesmetter.9es
obndjtlngsltntioncn 0cS Sonbea MIR
Den Die iolgenoen bOd)lten Sempera'
tl,rclt pcr5cid)net:
Goitport fl, Eortlono -, Bolton
-. Nlbunp Is, 9tcn.Dorf u, E6ilas
bclpbio a, Ntluntic.Gitp IS, NorriS.
burg -, MoIhin0ton %, Noriolt 36,
!Notteroo 40, Charlotte 40, Wilming.
ion Is, GburlcitoH 30, Sapannob 80,
<ilpiter IS, &cp Mcit So, Ntloniu II,
Montgomcrp 50, Ncm.S rleona 66,
YolcItinc 10, Wnlueiton 81, Corpus
Gbriiti &c, MeupbiS -. Cincinnati
3S. FittaburQ 30. 9iortbiielb 20, @uI.
iulo d Glcpelaro 26, 1ctroit %,
Nlpeno 20, Morouettc 81, Green Ban
20, Chicago 81, Gullltb ~, Ct. Eoul
b. Ct. Souio rs, aonias.Gitp Is,
Smobo II, Nilron 30, @iSnlort 10.
MiQiiton 10, SABRE II, Sclcno ~,
Nclenu ~. Salt @ofc Gitn Is, Cen.
Der 81, gtortb EIatte 80. Nmoriuc "A,
GooAe.Gitp 81 uno Sos In0cIcS 5S.
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Gin Oh ~ icriNcs llntcrs
ucbmcn botten Acitcrn sic &rNc.
nlcllrc Der nEcnniplpnnia 9obu" i'll
uolbrin9clL ln0cn lie cine 92.Scii.
nen Sofomotipc, pclhc pom Union.
Observation-Disclosures oll3 IN bic %onca
Sale gerontt mnr, alli boa bodlNc-
lCNene @elciic bcben mnlftcll.
Nm Gntbchrung actor
ben. - Cie IS Sabre oltc Srolt
Nto00oIeno Hccbel wnroc oeiterl
Morgcn in ibrer Wobmlng. Nr. 3tt,
6ltrrop.S troBc, tobt o%ui9eiunocn.
un0 coroner 9lafe conituiirtc, ooi
Ole Irou an Hahrulnsmon9cl itur6,
0pfer ibrca Seru S.-Srl.
Wo0cliue Wopacp, cine &ronfcnlpGrs
term oe3 oSobnS Soptina' Noipital@, "
licAt III Der GuorortGne Statiol
Ge3 @cilnbbeita Tcpartcnlcntp nit
GInitern behoitet oarnieocr. SrGu.
lein Wiopacp muroe non elmer Eoticn,
lin u0n NorosSorulina nlNcitellt,
luGld)c lie bchunbeltc. NlS Die bctrei.
lcnbc aronfc iucaeu @ornahmc elmer
Operation III Gas &olpitol fam, hate
teiuer Der Ncrjte cine Ibuluna Dab
Dic'elbe bIatterntrallt mar. Gic2ranf-
pcit trot crit srill @oritciL. ais Die
Grou lid riniNe Sagc i'm Noipitnl be
fanb.
lte6cr uuberthalb % t.
Iioner iiir II Inter il ii sumo
Fem @crid)I oes lllltcritilSunGs
Gep0rtementa Der pEcnnlplpon:a.
9abn" 5uio!ge wurbcu Den Sumilieir
~aeiicrbencr o6cr arbeItsulliohig &C.
moroeucr SlnQeltclten Der 9obn i"
ben criicn fl Monotcn oeS %ahrr;
1909 81 GS9,74S.57 an llnteritiitui'
bejohlt. Inipridl ai,i Den Inter
itiiburgsiono ba6cr 1892 Nngs
~itellte. aegen 1886 III 1893. Sc.
Der 8riinoung bes llnieritiisung3
Gepurtcment2 Der 9abn Dor 90 Sch
rem lin0 $27. 30S. 152.S1 al lluter
ltiiBung ntshe5nblt pcrben.
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Gin Nlidlid)es Ncniabr

mimIti alien ihren Wonnern Nrc0.
Noucrnihmibt'o .American @roue.
rel" Cine &iite ,SoIace" aus Die.
ier Srnuerei miro nid)t u~criebleu, Die
6elttage III wiiroigcr @ciie 81 per,
iG]oncu. 9eiieIlt cine aiite $50 bel
Current @irth ober per 90. &. & y.
u. Enu! 36l. Mo. GonrtIonb l49!.
Wranerei 1l0l-1l2S Siuen Ctr.
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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is tho only German Newspaper In Baltimore
that carries the full Associated Press re.
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives Its read
ers all the important happenings In the
day.
The CORRESPON DENT as far as It's news
columns Is concerned, Is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT Is the only Ger
man Newspaper that clrculates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South.
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Stdot Baltimore.
ltnterbaItnngs.0 egnciier.

,NtuScmic-,Sh The @nrrier".
yHnpituriHm"-, Ibc Aaid1er".
,Turo's-a@ Gentleman from Wtiiiiitgpi",
rWnbciH"-n 4arii!an @teolpa".
,naltonD"-gSu 5rtal for bis Gitc".
rMiarnlnno"-aeitb'S nga Star" SaueebiIIe
uno Der NiUeiugropb.
.Ncp MuuunIutal"1 Mornina, Room arb
Nilhi".
rS3iiiru.gbcatrr," Baltimore, nabe Sat. CTR.
5dglib ununterbrotbene NaubeoiIlef ul.b
neutrality-suspicious..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben f. Sdnunr,
Gahnlttiags | llhr. nGs ocuiide NagHerfde
SeiiipiG PARTIAL. {
Scutidcs Shea.er, rNlbnugb'S s0ecam"
.ltCutnB ten 3. SGnlar, pGine ytadt In Ges
reoig." Spereiie In 3 gliteH,
TCutidcs SarmpHic 4. 6aic uno &citnuraut,
9ir. Ala, E2efts5apeticrS trube 49, Sc0cl Nhe1lo
bon 5 big 70 libr arcbcS CONCERT.
1nusn bcS rSadst.@eiauH.@ ereinS. Gam
tag. Den !. IGWuar. AiroCrbclhccring It. Fall
in Sbimefs NGHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-01

oenc 3cu1en AllSiogen iiber beniel.
Fen ElIntt maden 81 laiien.
9unn modtc Warihnu 6ornon
feline Nllsioge, Gr erfIdrtc, oob So.
pitdu &uro crit oul 30. Nopember
iIbcr Die Sumter Nffoire 9eritJt er.
"Itottet hobe. Nod ieiner Meinung
il6er Die Inltstiidtiafeit oes Gupt=
inns bciragt, ertlGrte err benielbeu
Ut; einen ileiBigcn, tiidtigen llno gu
pcrIdiii9en 9eomten. Gaiielbe 3eu0.
nib itellte ibm alid) Der nahite 3ells
&C, SiiliSmari hoQ Wanning, aus.
SSn glcid, Ioberroer @eiie Gllberte Iit
ilbcr Die bcruilid)cn Gualiiitutionell
res Angcifuloigten StaotSonuolt
9tlbert z. ). StuenS, Der mebrerc
tctonnte 0eridtsiGue c%itirte, in De-
Ecn GopitGn @urb m%ertbpoue Pr
teit geleiltct babe. @r. Spens be.
trnte, ooB er ilber5eugt lei, ooB So
pitdn Wur0 III pollem WoBc Icine
Yilitt 81 tblu pfleste.
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Nnr nm Sbncn in's 0ebGdtnif 81
rnfeu.

Gie 5eiertase iinb nabe nnb oielc
6reunoe iperoen Sic beiud)en - ieien
Sic ocsbalb porbereitet unb pergeiien
sic nift, in Die Site Der Grfriifyun.
gen .ine ooer mebrere 3iiten Geo.
Giintber, jun, 8rau.Go. 1laiAen.
bier ANNOUNCEMENT. "a 6laihen $1.00.
Selteucn Sic brett bon Der 9rauerei.
(338)
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Nutis.
Scbbel'S cinsiges StnSip.

Seoermann fennt bic bon ms se.
l~icferte Nrbcit; mir Scufen nidt ba.
ran, ms Iclbit ;i ioben, iunbern iibcr.
laiicn Sics nnieren 2eiitungen. Seine
Sreppcn bci ms sa eriteisen. QaiIen
Sic fid) bon InSereu nid)t tanidjen,
cs gieb. urr Gin cinsises Gebbel.Stm.
bic nnb bies befinbct fidj I'M Yarterre.
Mdjtcn Sic aui bas @ans, TOO nnier
@amcn aaf gbirem nnb Gcnitern
itcbt.
Seine Mgenten. Gin Hrcis.
MdJten Sic auf
-6ebbel'S-
321 Vurb. Wan.Str,, maize Giah.Etr.
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S722 GinfGuicr liebcn iiG
uGhrenO Der Setcrtagc IN Dem Nd
bait @iireall Scr .Hetoil Mcrd)onta'
Niiccintion" rc0litriren. Gin @euci;,
ooB lid, oao Giniiibrcn oca Hoboits
Spitcms Wuhi lnbnt.
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9onntags-


Sic mprgcn crid)eineHSc
Sonntags .Nussa6c bes yIent-
ihen Gprrcipunoentcn" miro
nebcu Den neneiten Sepcid)en
Der yIHoriirteu EreiIe." ben
iuid)tigdjcn GOfaI HcuigfeiteH,
Samuriitiidlem, Standardization
Ons ocutidjen GGuocru etc. bic
i~Olseuocn 5citaemG6eR unb inte-
%reIiantem Nrtifel entbulteH:
s9ic Cinnamon" rNeue NupeI=
LEM" ySrr Traf," yGaHet I'M
icrc Giebc rebeH," yNepiel nno
Niiic," rSas rEraient."
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9ont Elm 9roBes &C.
bauoe. = Ger 1877 BEL 10 Sl,b
0roBe galtplob an Der Siioipeit.Gde
BON Glltops itnb Sranflin-S trobe,
Der bon Srn. 5. Senrp Wiuer geeis.
net miro, ioa nit einem groBen pier
Itodi9en @ebaitoe bebaut meroell,
tpel6es als @on3es ODER oud) in bier
Sbcilen fir bier ieporate 8erfolliS.
l1oelt bellllst ueroen fam.