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(Go-tiesuna fcIet.)

Vrttfbefor0trnng Hddl zen NusIanot.
Tie a,,sl1nbiife Yoit fir Die nit
Dem 8. Saruar 1910 enoenoe ISOLDE
iflieBt in allen JGaen piinftlid) IN
Der Sanpt.C Office fpie folgt:
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Huli3ciridlter Valtimprc'S.

RitiIcrer 2iiiriit - eugene s 1rdnnar, gr.
1905. WceuuobsS truBe.
CeItlider GiItritt = Bm. J. @arIano, Nr. 241.
GibsHonbsGtrube.
TprooitIider 3titrift - %. 3. 2lefpenen, gr.
N5rbliter 9iitrift - .. Tcaerreb Ntitt,
gr. 2202. 9iorb.g barIessStrdbe.
Woretpeitliher 9tftrift - glpa 8. IhfoH, Tr.
9t7. Wabifon.9tbenie.
WetiIi6er 9iftriit : 9nnieI .. Cohen. 9ir. IL.
Norbs(YiInlorsG trnbe.
Giioip eftIifer Siftriit - Nobert %. 9eah, gr.
1904, sSeftsSapette, Gtrdbe. nno Gbparo e.
StanIeh, pobnbatt in ~1be Monarh".
Siioli6cr 9iftrift Sanes u. Cents, gr.
213s, Sit.Saltimore. Strube.
ar. 1906. 9arfssiperiie, uno RuuI Sobannfen,
gr. 1904, bsSuItonssloenne.
Suacrbsstihter - Saeob ". W'ofes, Er. 1921.
Qinbcns9lbenue
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ld)el; @erianbt bon Den Glepntoren
139,703 Yuihel; @lepatoren.Borrat6
2,190,323 Yuit,el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

Eudef"Fo1t III geofftlef faglid1 Don
9 llbr &ormrittags bis 5 llhr &ahmit.
tags, mtsgenommen Sonnto0s.
9olnpfer fabren Oh bon Netp-Dorf,
luenn nidt onoers angeaeben.
IrunSatlnntid dc Radet'
Hnit.
9%elltitIano, itlieBt Inn 5 lbr
Nodmittogo AMI Nontog. GienItog
lrto Wittrppd).
8roBbritannien II. Srlatlb IhlieBt
nm 5 llbr Gatm. am Sienitoe nm
Sreitoa.
Sronfreid, ihliebt INN 5 llbr Nad)'
mitto0S am Sreito9.
9elgien itIieBt nm 5 llbr Hohm,
an 9ienitog.
Hortpegen. Shmeoeu mo GGnc.
mart itlieBt nm 5 ltbr Habh,itto9s
om Montaa II. Sanuor.
Solortb ihlieBt NM 5 nbr Natm,
am Wontog.
Stolien iddieBt nm 5 llbr Nad)m.
am 0ienitog unb Mittiuotl.
Seitreih idliebt Inn 3 llbr Tad,m.
am 9ienlta9.
Grams Mtlnntih c y 0 It.
Mittipodl 5. Sanlinr. - lin 10
llbr IbclloS nud) europa, Ggppten
unb Nltinhien per Nompicr ga Vre.
tagnc" pia SABRE (8robbritounic,,
uub ,Srlanb mlB ipe5iel nbreiiirt
icin) nnt 9eutihlono, pio 9remell
brett (nur gricipolt) per Oampfer
nHoon".
Sreitog I. Sonuar. 49, I'm I llbr
MbeitoS nod1 europa, Mirifu unb Dit,
inbien per Tolnpier uNem.Oorf" piu
Elpmoitth mo G%berbourg; un &c
llbr gbenos uoh 0~eutidlonb. bio
Samburg brett, MIR @riefpoit. per
Gompfcr nEcnniplponia"; noh Der,
I5pren.Snieln uilo Waocira per
Gompier vGaronia".
YoIt mad Glib. uno Gen
trail Nmcrifo, " It.
Su0ien, etc.
Wittmod, 5. Somuar. - I'm &c
llbr Ibenos nod Sun1uicu per Gam.
pier bon philadelphia; iluh 9ubu,
Oueutoil unb Gon1ped)e per Iumpier
ygsperan5o"; nod Salpuoor, @ltote'
moIa utb 9ocos Def Zorro per Gam
pier ";Srrtero";; I'M II llbr Ibenos
mad Eanamo unO Der 8anoljone per
Gompfer BON Neip.S Orleans.
9onnerltog, g.. Snnuor. $500 I'm 1C
llbr glbenos nod 5ortune SslonS
iuno Montego Ban per Gonpier
.Erin6 Sigisn,ulto".
Sreitog, Z. Solu,or, - I'm 10 llbl
Mbenos nod Curacao uno &ene5nelc
per Compiler 3hlio"; nnd Eorto &i
co per Dampier oGoamo"; nod Sna
qua uno Soiti per Gampfer ,Sibi
ria; nod 8renoho. ct. Giuccnt
lrinioaO llib 9ritild) Wuina per
Ianpier ,Woracos"; nod Snrfs SIS
Iano mo H%cpublif Gominico PEI
Snmpfer ,Gberofcc"; nodl "a Elata'
2anoltridlen per Tompfer D&pan
Ties; nod Toros9 roiilien mo Soiti
tos per 3anlpier YNapo"; nod So
nloicu mo Colombia per Gompfcr
.Soulls".
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Snli.ei.StatipnsLGui.

MittIerc. -Saratoga,. nabe GbarIes.Strabe.
Ceftli6e--Sani', afuif6cn 9ono'stmbe unS
Brudhipab.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enue unb 9urbar,.etr.
T6rbIi6e-Gebnrs ulo 2. sIpenue.
9,oroipcftIi6e-4ennfpIbunta'slne., 5fpifdtn 9oI'
pbin. urb 2ano1Ie:Strnbe.
Beffiihe-Gine., 6pif6cn aesinetop unb ca.
rntoea,Strabe.
GnoueItlite-8ratts uno GaIbout,S trabe.
GIbIi6e-Cfteros uno Vatupsco.S trnbe
9~oIt5eiFEampfer ,2annan," Nerfte on Dbtlpot'
uub IbameSsStraBe
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CHE mat, anberstup fault,

iripiSirc man iene neusn sueiitGdi.
gen, fcin einscridtetcn Sauicr i'm
2500.yluf an @eit-JaDctte. StraRc,
stuiidJcn Catherine nnb Sbiplep.St.
Giuaiuirte 9ubeipmnne unO allsguIle;
&anal . Drainage; niebrige gnner.
Steuern; b%anOeemalte 3cdcn; SeIti'
ttil nit Gahcln ullsgelegt; aaeS ent-
bolteno, mas Su einem mooernen
&oiis eebort. Ereis Der Sd,ier ELF.
butbert Collars ($tt00.00 jebcs;
icbr niebrigcr 8runb5ins. 9eoill.
guilscn ocn adufern angencbm &C.
matt.
Mon nebune peItlif sebenbe @ay.
Str. gleftriihc, iteise ON terminus
ab mo gefe sipei Sduiergepiertc
norblif. Ndberes burh Walter Z.
MeitpbaI, 9aitunternebmer. an Srt
uuo Stcle. (Sept1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
Saltimore's Huliseimadt.
Gnodj Eratt. Jrcibibliutbef.

Central. gtbIiotbet-Er. LOG. Us. soluIberrbsetr TT.
3ipeia Or. 1-6de Srenont. gbe. II. 4iihsr.Str.
3sueig gr. o-Gdc ,Solilnss iinb Calhoun tr.
Srueig gtr. 3-Gde 9iepts uro Yittinas,S trnbe.
3tpeie Or. 4-Gde 9antors rfio O'TorTeu'Str
Siueig gr. 5-Gde 9rcdouap unb WtuersGtr.
!3ipeis gr. G-Gt. Vauf, oberbaib 25. Strobe.
3peia 9r. 7-SaGss3foab. nnterbaIb 4. Nbenue
(sSoobberrh unb Snmpben).
8fpeia Nr. Sill. Strabe uio 2ibcrtp.Rcab
(9aIbroof).
citation Tr. o--l5o. O~ftSortaoenue (ooeufi.
Boirt).
Gtatipn Gr. 10-Wlotts, nabe 8apsg trnBe.
Etation CIR. 11-1204 OffsBaIfimores StraBe.
citation Rr. 12-541 Columbia slbenue.
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efNN-@pnuS & Go. 9iauinu; Seiiel uuo
0IOV Eede.
Sticii,
(2--S) . 9uros2ibcrt f. Strnfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

EdiIe smr @eiie in's ansIanb be.
iorat 6. 3aine, 0r. 413, ci.8aIti.
moreirake, mabe Guitom &onie abs.
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Nh ct. 3lI1HNr 263b VU1d)cI,
aus Den glepotcren 5uriidgesogen
7it4 9uifel; elepotoren . @orratb
2O2, 9uid)el.
Sciitige ShluBratc:
Wpiirr Rr > 10 roA
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nm Weiaionen.
3oinon Don ". Grnit.
tSoriieeun6.)

le1olg. "gSaS nlii'len' Gle gelttter ba'
ben IN ienen fiirf]terliten Rinuten. !"
~SrduIein GSitba oiirftc Die Sol.
gen Der Iuireguna idaieler iiber-
rpinoen, iuenn lie e,n,ge 3eit Ser
Rllbe genieBeu fonnre;- bemcrfte
&etnbplo 0tilger in ebrerhietisem
Zone gu Dem @raien. runS Sesbatb
halle idy es fiir aneebrlA:.
lpenn id mid 5uriidSiebe. <Ber.
Benz lit n:iue 8eaenspart an
eincm ali bsten Tlase rotbiser ola bier,
Der arnle Menib, Der sic 10 pnfer
ihiitte, Iicat psrmunbet i'm Sanoe.
Sd werbe icst ,roh ibm ieban, unb
Sic, lieber &err, 2anuer, b..fen mir
frobl. lhm elm 2ager au bereiten."
Sctri erf11rte lid NIT N5reuSsn
bereit. WabrenS Die beiSen ben frcrn.
Den Wann altf Elm tpeides Eager aus
SelIen b~etteten tuo icine @unbc aus.
tpulden iliio ncrbanoan, bIieb 96en.
to nit GSitba ul,i ser 8eranbn 5u.
rid.
Cine 3eitlultl berriftr ticics
Sdsueigen. Gann bob @Sitbu sic
ounflen @irHperu, id,n,tc Dem Wra'
zen poll ms 8eiht, unb Ipraf nit
~6itternOcr Stintn1c; .,@ia oarfe ib
Sbnen, oab Sic mid o~errttet bnben!"
Cine itarte Hotbc iber5og oas
tronnlihe Tntlib oes 8raicn lno
per!caen fpcbrtc er ab:, yNidt mir
gebiibrt DER Ed1t ionoern Scm lin.
%befannten, Oct iih idyiissno Dor sic
ItelIte!" eF
.8efuib hin ihr linn Dnnf idail.
Dig, uno neroc iciner ouh fiitt Der.
seiien. Nbrr CT bate mir oui Die
Dalier .ttidt 3u belfeu pernlott,"
entgeanete Goitba.
Sos iii masr," sab .3Senfo Az.
"Wilfen sic iibrtsens. oaB ih pGb.
renb beg ganDen Hitres erne lebbaite
unrhbe cmpianO2 Sd CLAUDE nift
an Mbnlingcn. aber id bate oas DE.
fiibl, SaB bier ctlpos poreebe uilo
o.p.n Sn: oub IVY "ta' pa''e'
S9nSia o. u~aiie"I
omi.,u la.'ei' o'flt ~SStt'ohH9, Ole
~ D'lpI"H hs'o'..t't' gu't' pt'h-
Nv gu wv, ~ tI'toe Nu, 'otliefth
DaHttsoStuRnngtn' ,noelt CT lu "
naO.s.. W o" o"Iut ha'"'s9t
o..''u.'.n pupr' H!.p epuVu e.
s.a'tt H.i Nt,'gt Liltl'Vrll, oaB He
IVY u I,n''t %opV ''oyt "'o seoor'
Sssr y -.
~ S'ep.l WV, tatp"g uns or'proW,
'.pu, wy SSStN PaI. 5oslto SaM
sinu'.ta "csh0plsN .S~ NUT ci'
o W.. Ssu. S'osf't"
tr1ulncriib in oir Icr,Ir. SnItu be.
gam lie III .lsiiem Iprr:
.Nlls nicii1cr Slllrnb Hy4eri1 farm
if,' 3bntu bnpon lager. Sir bilnrt
mid ntordshrdI III uteitcr, mncrreit-
barer 5eri,c 81 licacn WtGrfcn una
@irflihfcit pcridmngISen m%iieiuonorr
UNI idl neiB falun SIT ioaen, mas
erinnerung. mas Ebnntaiie it,.
.Mit @eitimmtfrit cntlinne id, mid,
niir linierts tlterIid,eu @utcs. Vile
gin6clheit:n iteben FLAIR uno ocltht
Dor meinrn @ciitc. msin finolidss
Spiel nit n,cfrcm gru0pr. Scr Mid,
pereottcrtc, nleine slltcn GItcrn, 81.
mid, 10 auiridltig liebter. mcin @rub.
patrr, Der mid per5oa. no CT MIR
fonntc, Nber Dor oieier Belt idcini
einc anoerc ST Iieacn. pon Ser i'd
nitt lpciB, Oh lie Iifnirg oocr
@obrbeii lit. I'd irbe Elm ~oltcrsgrau.
CO sdAob a,i ifroffem arcioticIicn
Dos grauicn ocs Mccrrs tont du
mein exr mn =, ,rhr;de .;p. ,ass.
nrr,,cra s,tnIt =" a,. tfvnas ,"e ,uv".
5 5a mn - IaaIisH; o.alleh
49,, " ssas.a S q. 20 s.u."u%
tuaoa'o.n s!u.t y. 1W uvet ,naw
~. ",.u n..a' gsioi uno lubi: Sah"
iUitUtt pIIlUut slQ1 utllu uu1 fuJlUul'
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uoitbo Sod,te ndf. Oonn ibr adj, lie:

mob ME bnrd,ondN. Iber tpen1 ib
meinc GIteru iebe, svie lie in nuiridp
tiger, hrJIiber 3lineieune aneinar.
Der. bdngen, ipie eth iebes BON ibnerr
nur fir ods onSere lepi, ipie iie;yreuo
inb 2sio treulih mitainanoer genie.
sen INTO triager. barn CLAUDE i'd f1it
81 uerIteben tpas has bodite Slid
bes Osenihen lit
@rai Bst6sfi fertile itapeigsnh has
Selpt, gsas his junse 0idbfen oas
OH ieincr Seite iab. 10 einiad, uno
flor ausIprad,. tGnte in ieirer Seele
EalIeno pieber linh entfadre sic
5lnHure, hie er inn $er5en n6berte,
5l bslIer Club. 8ait nor es ibm
unmOglit. iidy lGnger 81 bt~berrider,.
Do ertSnten ,plosIih, Stintmen Dor
benz Sauie l,rb riefen i'm iGb CUR
@irflitfeit suriid.
'Gs tparer sic gbelepne 3annsr,
tpelte %beinhebrten unS nit Stau.
ren bic Runbe bon Dem rod sIiid.
lid pereiteIten lteberfon pernobrten.
Spief Banner. Ser iorit 70 rubigc
Wdnn ,unr faun lpi.3er3lerfenncn.
Nm Iiebiten bnte ,er lid, gfcid, nit
einisen 2euten 81 FierSe aeiest, UNI
Die Spur Orr M1nber All wrioleen.
Ten Bitten ieiner frau urS Sen er,i.
item @oriteIunsPr 9Senfos seIahg es
iebod, i'm Don sfine,n Wcrbaben ob.
S%ubrineen.
Beiat Nbeubeien biIbeten Ser per.
lud,te GnsrtH aui Die iTorn, linh bas
grideinen oes unbefunnten Soblcn.
b%epobners bas eirsiae @cimGdstbe.
mo. Sober crying iid, in @ernutbuu.
gen, lper bic Maiibcr ,ein .fonnten
uno man rietb bin nrS Der. ,ruobcr
ite aefonmcn ieieu llno nie 3Iie pie
Garm sciuroen hdtten. aid) Der
itarfe Bill betteiltDte iih Iebboft an
bieien Gr6rterui,een. unb MpinboIb
WiiI1cr. Der i'm ilnnusseicst bcobatt
tcte. fonnte l,tdts @~erhdttiges in
ieinsm @cbarcn firben.
9sah Sem Ndble besab lid @bitbn,
SrIa =, ;:s u''s e. "npv'
abidiebcte. rubte tbrs Sano mobl Ell.
ntae SefuRben fdngrr offs ionit in
Ser ieinen, mo ebsioer Iuaen hc9en.
leten 'iid,. Sfnen ipnnote oos iunge
n]rrI;e;, "a Msr ~ ono,., ":u
.Sesir,, ~ a;.,N o ~.
,,rSs SD" '0o' ot'So
alTs 81. .opS
r;htrto ws;nhaIS m;;n.s ,,.s Ssso
nsS.nS,t" .;;h,, ia .fVoit wy -; 1"'e -,
Ssd,s,S,,, - ,tsr, =, Ss.nfa wy ~.
odunSpnc' arserinihe ma fisp Sir
bIissroen sdnt,ifStijdr, he i,r sn,.
belt, ein,alm b~ruupnacrn w,it- ouer
9eItimnithpit erfldrtt or. nob bieier
Sdmud ser glridaFiei een ei,lit 03rS.
lin SternislS dtfte bnbe' SNir Or
in oig 8pbdui,1a. Ms SobGrn,len.
id,cit .aefontluein lei, miiie or lit offer.
Sinds uidt mi crffhrtn
mc;,s,[h Sriinb, tS,,r,o la.
unnin, La6tr INire| ilnt.rrpnu,o NJ,
ben, ,Sfnstifsnet. giH ~, G.r;d,. mr
6ubertp ,jtIlrhIih ISinp Mniiht Nohi,,
oos Viu linn Sic .tlnmohrho,t oriS,.
urS .irlbit, hei, .sdrh in nrr ;sr,S.
ipoIte pritsdt hrhe. 3nr,fn Ectssf;
n.4to nj, ,.,.,, tat..,S ~: .'
tertueiie Ser !S5rltnnlruid, mi Nsn,
4otnnIi,en SGas ihrntnd, -,
Inn Sen streit SEE y,e;t,,u,.,
r;uer id,nsIen p6iuno M bri,;,s
murSe VilI hereirorr,,icn sra rre II.
mi Srn, ftldT o,,soebrs;t,,,n
s,n:..
N.Y. ou.lu., aNn9 en-
2 2Iu ucs, wy 'l,o't!s1'en Suse'
SWnsn lsooW !ube e' l,u' hHo an''
1917 W. ,A9lgs'' narrsl S1IhN'
ms a'' Ole q" ~" sef'a''eiel ura'
" w.
~s.sHn! S9[ 0ntip De-
su.s,s "e'"9olo "'nler d @reud'
o'iypt.
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Baltimore Marftberidyt.

Baltimore, 4. Saniior 1910,
Wcbl. 3uiubr 1896 Safer,
einitIieblid, 2552 Safer 81 2ocilit-
Epint mo S53 6Giier Si Carton.
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~ o q q c IT. -2lfilDr 2U1S Vlild)fI !;
aus Den gleuatoren 5uriidaeSoaen
1880 9uItel; elepatoren Z. 8orrdtb
1852 9uifel.
!Seutige Shlnbrdtc:
Nr. 9 ipeitliter Roggcr 81 SO
Wr. 2 Ho99elt ...... 70 80
Sn Soder. lie nod Gua.
llfat. ..... G1 IS
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1e6er Die 6Gffte pergauft,

ReeiIe1 Gle itdb. wci,t sic eincs ierer bib.
f9en .Sdrier i'm 700 Hiod 9'prb.Hpie.e trnbs,
iptinftell. Saben ole mooerner Ginri6tuneeiL
ae1er uib Sofe. 9ls ySrot grid" oebanf~Z
brdutteu ME aneeitrihen al ipcroeft. gtrafeu
nit pitrifi5irten 9adfteinen scpfInfiert. Yrcis
5000. NieSrtae urfoiter; %bcaueIue Reoineuns
Gtcne.
Golparo !. gaaashsr,
SuIt4-) Grbuuer.
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gu o~erfanfcn.
5000

5000 $50 90
Siinf5ie Dollars 8aar, 1eft mad BeIieben
[t6dieen Sduier an Der 8otoniaesS traBe. sipi.
t&eu Suirmpunts9lpenle unb Sapettes Strobc;
e~nteoIten aue nnooernen @inribtuneen; enleiI.
lrte Snnetpanne unb N%usgiifte, 9anelens91u.
ItersIapeten, beforirte Seden etc, .bitrifidirte
SieGsIfteinpflafter, @dnalsNnfflub. Gle mliIen
petebeft, UNI gcplr6iat 3u perben. Ieent am
Vlaee tdelih nno Scnntns. Daan nebnle Sair'
mount .sIDeftiie 9Ieftrifde.
gtets Der Coulter sebrbunbert uns finfato
Golars .($1050l. Sebr ~uiebrtser @ruubBirS.
81 erfrngeft bel
@alisr g. EgefpbaL grbauer.
(0prlI1 .9&S| am BIate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
TbenSidnIen.

SfuIen:
gr. GBrcaotuab iinS Nfblanbs gbenue.
CIR. 30-5oatnss, ndbe MonroesSfrabe.
Nr. 42-9roubfpap uno Bdnfs Giraffe.
Gr. 43--5igbk, rate Sobettes St:abe.
9r. 44-Sbarps. nabe Wlonfgomerbs Strabc.
Nr. 55-gbeftnuts urn 4. sfbenue.
Tr. 76-6nts Iub Clements trabe
Hr. S1-@ifnors iuo Drebtmans Struse.
Or. s3-9afe,uooo.sIoenif linb Orleans Str.
IbenosSoffdbuIe i'm Y~olptehntfum rHo In
Der b1beren aiabenfduIe.
Sehs @benofhuIen fir seeer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-29

Three visitors travelling In the Isle OF
Man thought they would visit Snaefell,
the king Of Manx mountains. When
walking up toward the mountain they
espied an old shepherd coming toward
them They thought they would take
a rise out OF him. so one accosted him,
saying:
They tell me, old man, you can see
England Scotland. Ireland and even
as far as America from the top OF this
mountain.
"Oh, yesr' said the old man. IF you
viii come with me ! VIII show you
much farther than America"
so. cbuckling to themselves, they de-
cided to follow him. After trudging
for about half an hour up the noun
tain side In a boiling sun they began
TO feel rather tagged and kept asking
the shepherd how much farther they
had 10 60.
He kept urging them on "a little far
Their until at last the three visitors lay
down ON the grass and said they would
90 no farther for any sight.
Now" said tie old man, IF you win
sit here long enough you win see the
moon"
Once when passing through Gene
terry In Lenox Eliot Gregory was sur
prised TO see that the members Of one
old New England family had been bur-
led In circle. with their feet toward
its center. He asked the reason for
this arrangement. and a wit OF that
day, daughter Of Mrs. Stowe, replied.
$50 that when they rise at the last day
only members Of their own family may
face thenFs
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-29
The Opal.

In Judging an opal color is of the
greatest Importance. Red fire or red
In combination with yellow. blue and
green is the best. Blue by itself
is quite valueless, and the green opal
is not of great value unless the color
is very vivid and the pattern very
good. The color must be true-that is
to say, it must not run In streaks or
patches. alternating with a colorless
or inferior quality Pattern Is an Inn
portant factor, the several varieties
being known as pin fire. when the
grain is very small. harlequin" when
the color is ir small squares, the more
regular the better, and the flash fire."
or flash OPAL" when the color shows
as single fash or in very large pat
tern. Harlequin Is the most common
and Is also popularity considered the
most beautiful. When the squares OF
color are regular and show as dis
tinct minute checks of red, yellow,
blue and green 1t is considered mag
nificent. Some stones show better on
edge than on tOp.-Exchange.
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A Lively Office.

In his recollections in Blackwood's
Magazine Sir Robert Anderson tells
an amusing story of the days when he
was employed at the home office. On
his arrival one morning at the office
he found a note from Sir James Fer
gusson's private secretary-his inti-
mates called him "Creeper
ing that at 3 O'Clock precisely an old
hat, lately the property Of the chief
clerk, would be kicked off from the end
Of the corridor and requesting the IA
vor of Sir Roberts presence. When Big
Ben struck 3, Sir Robert heard Creep
er's CHEEKY voice ring out, "All on
side; playw They all turned out and
the game began. On emerging from
an unusually hot scrimmage Sir Rob-
ert became conscious of the presence
Of stranger at his side, timid little
F'renchman. who meekly inquired, rs
Kiss xe Office for re naturalization? 2"
Sir Robert adds, at was!'
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An East indian Verdict.

In case in one of our Indian courts
jury had before it evidence that
could not be in any way shaken. When
the concluding stage had been reached
the following interchange of converse
ton took place between the judge and
his colleagues in the administration Of
justice:
Gentlemen, are you ready to give
your verdictY'
"Yes."
what is your verdict?"
"Our answer is, sir, that you can do
as you like with the men that have
confessed, but we acquit all the rest"
but is it possible that you have
weig he'd the evidence"
Evidence like this can always be
fabricated
do you find that as regards these
prisoners 1t has been fabricated"
Evidence can be fabricated"
$50 the evidence is Enthusiastically ?"
"Unless a man confesses who can
tell he is guilty ?'-Bombay Gazette.
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in booth to mark ballot. Unofficial
ballots or memorandum to assist the
voter in marking his ballot can be
taken into the booth, and may be
used to copy from. The ballot must
not be shown so that any person can
see how it is marked by the voter.
After 1t is marked 1t should be
folded so that the inside cannot be
seen, but that so the printed endorse
ments and signatures of the ballot
clerks on the outside may be seen.
Then the voter should pass out of the
booth or compartment, give his name
to the inspector In charge of the ballot
box, hand him his ballot to be placed
ia the box and pass out Of the voting
place.
A voter who declares to the pre-.
siding officers that he Is unable to
read, or that by reason of physical
disability he is unable to mark his
ballot, can have the assistance of one
or two election officers In marking
same, to be chosen by the voter; and
If he declares that he is totally blind,
he may be assisted by any person
chosen by him from among the legal
voters of the county. The presiding
officer may administer an oath In his
discretion as to such persons dis
ability.
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A Retiary.

A retiary was the name OF Roman
gladiator armed in peculiar way. He
was furnished with trident and net,
tunic, and with these implements he
endeavored to entangle and dispatch
his adversary, who was called a secu-
tor (from seoul, to follow and was
armed with a helmet, shield and a
sword. The name of the first Is pro-
nounced as If spelled re-shi-a-ry, the
accent on the first syllable.
Bull Batting.
Although bull batting was a cruel
pastime, it was also a fulfilling of the
law, for formerly no butcher was al
lowed to offer for sale the flesh Of any
bull that had not been baited. The
goading of the animal in a fury was
supposed to have some influence on the
flesh. In a similar belief the flesh Of a
hunted hare was thought to be superior
In flavor to that of one that had been
shot, and a present of "a hunted hare"
was considered to be special complf-
ment. In the records of the corpora
ton of Leicester, England, the follow
Ing order appears: cat a common hall,
held on Thursday before ST. Simon and
st. Jude. 1867. mo butcher to kill bull
till baited'" At Winchester 1t was or
dered (reign of Henry Wild that
from hensforth fher shall be no bull
stake set before any mayors dore to
bayte any bull. but onlie at the bull
ringe within the saide cytie."
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Notice of General City Election.

AS all Of the candidates are run
ming withouG party designation, it
will be necessary for the voter to
make mark or cross in the square
at the right of the name of the can
didate for whom he intends to vote,
or by inserting or writing in the
name of the candidate, for whom he
wishes to vote, in the vacant space
under the printed names of the can
didates for said office.
For Mayor, vote for one candidate.
For Treasurer, vote for one candi-
date.
For Comptroller, vote for one can
didate.
For Assessor, vote for one candi-
date.
For Justice of the Peace, vote for
two candidates.
For Constable, vote for two candi-
dates.
For Supervisor, vote for one can
didate.
For Aldermen, vote for two can
didates.
The ballot must not be marked in
any other manner. If the ballot be
spoiled, it must be returned to the
ballot clerk, who must issue another
in its stead, but not more than three
in all shall he issued tO any ono
voter. Five minutes time is allowed
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Kept Them DANCING.

A Washington official, speaking of
blunders in the diplomatic service, told
of mistake committed by an Amer
lean in Afghanistan. He said:
''This American entertained the
shahzada for three days. giving him
a very handsome suit of rooms in his
house. The morning of the shahza-
da's arrival the American host visited
him in his apartment and was amazed
to see the royal guest and his entire
staff hopping about the floor in the
oldest way. They conversed politely
and grayely; but, instead of walking,
they hoped, taking great leaps of
eight or nine feet. The host yentured
to ask the reason Of this hopping.
The shahzada politely replied:
"'You see. this carpet is green, with
pink roses here and there. Green Is
a sacred color with us, so we are
obliged to hop from rose to rose. 1t is
good exercise, but rather fatIguing, |
confess"
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when ch;Idr.n snok.d-

5orevin de Rochefort, who published
In Paris In 1871 an account of his trav-
els In England, tells the following:
While we were walking about the
town (Worcester) he asked me If it
was the custom In France as In Eng
land that when the children went to
school they carried In their satchel
with their books a pipe Of tobacco,
which their mothers took care to FL
early In the morning, 1t serving them
instead Of breakfast, and that at the.
accustomed hour every one laid asi1e
his book to light his pipe, the master
smoking with them and teaching them
how to hold their pipes and draw In
the tobacco"
In England at the time OF the great
plague 1t was reported that no one hv-
ing In tobacconist's house fell sick of
the disease. This caused q great de-
mand for tobacco. Hearne says In his
diary, Il remember that l heard for
merly Tom Rogers, who was yeoman
beadle, say that when he was school
boy at Elton that year when the plague
ragged all the boys of that school were
obliged to smoke every morning and
that he was never whipped so much In
his life as he was one morning for not
smoking"