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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-14
FALLON SCHOOL REPORT

The follwing is a report Of the Fallon
school for the month ending November
7th: Myra Sanford 90. Cora Williams
IS, Della Webb 96, Irvie Sanford o6,
Beth Williams IS. Wallace Smitten
IS, Chas. Danielson 95, Chas. Webb
"a, Allen Inman "a, Bertha Webb 90,
Nina Harmon 90, Gladys Stump 90,
Ruth Webb 81, Harry Ferguson 90,
Mapes Ferguson %, Leo Likes 81,
Arthur Harmon IS, Addie Inman 95,
Iowa Allen 95. ANNIE THEELEN,
Teacher.
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Nothing but Square dealings
Goes With Us
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J. f. GEORGE.
ED. SHEARER.

Imported and Domestic Goods
All High Standard
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THE HOMELIEST MAN IN WADS-
WORTH

AS well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, a rem
edy that is guaranteed to cure and re-
lieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Price Csc and so c For sale by c..
w. Kinney & Co., sole agents.
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THE CURSE OF WOMAN KIND

Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher-
mans Headache cure gives instant re-
lief. One dose cures. Guara iteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief.
Csc and lOc a box. 1t cures neural
gia. Every box guaranteed For sale
by C. w. Kinney g. Co.. sole agents.
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A BAD BREATH

Is the most disgusting thing one a be
afflicted with. It is n~auseating to
those with whom you come in contact.
Lanes Tea, taken at night. will keep
the stomach and bowels in their proper
condition and make your breath clean.
Csc and soc a package. For sale by
C. w. Kinney & Co., sole agents.
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HUNTERS BEWARE

Hunters trespassing on my ranch
will be prosecuted. There are too many
M -aftle. D. CERESoLA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-26
Mnitedennrr &rcbs furiert.

Ginen Bepeis bes erifaunliden Sort.
lhritts in Der mebi3inilAen ggiTenldaft
9iebt Der Mpctbeter g. gB. Noberts BOZ,
Gli5abetb, gS. Ga. Gin alter Mann caz
ielbit lit felt LANCER Belt an unbeilbarem
&rebs, mic es Ycn suten Meraten eenamnt
rurpe. Sie erfldrten 1einen Tall ale bcff.
nun9slcs, bis er Electric BitterS" ei,t<
nabm unb BudleY's Nrniea SaGbe an<
wanpte, tpelde Bebanbluns itn sulllan-
big beilte. Wenn Electric gitters" au<
sleiA sebraudt pirb, nm 0ifte aus benz
SYfem at treiben, bnnn ent,pifelt BUD
lens Mrniea Salbe 1eine teilenbe Rraft,
unb Bluttranfbeiten, 6autauSIAlase, Sc
l&ware uno Beulen nerlAwinben. BIT.
ters. 5Oc., Salbe 25e. bei Erant Nliuer
Y. Scbn, Mppt9ele,
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@aDor Mt0 NoIiseimet tttt
Qd1nOf.

3anesDille, O.,24. SUM. - Ser
Mapor bon 3anespiae, Sames 8. 0ol-
ben. wurbe am Montas sepaltiam aus
oem Boliseigeri6t entfernt. Der
Mapor bate Derlanat, oaB bic Mntla=
ge 9egen cine Der Sruntenbeit an9e.
tlaate Grau nieoeraeidlagen tperben
iollte uno als Der poliaeirldter Neeb
iih spei9erte. 6em Derlan9en nadau.
tommen. beitanb er barauf, baB er
felbf oas &e1t babe. bic Mnilage au=
riif3u3ieben. Der Ni1ter befa9l benz
poli3eidef Sraeen, ben Mapor 0oloen
aus oem 3immer gu fiibren. Ser
Wapor leiltete Wioerfanb unb Sracep's
Bruber unb anbere tamen bem Boli3ei.
def at Ollie. Wdhreno bes Oanoqe=
r:enses beriebte oer Wapor bem poliaei-
def eineit Ghlag in's Geiitt un0
Sracep idlus benz Mapor nit leinem
2niippel auf ben Ropf. als Der
Mopor eublih 3ur 9biir binausaeipDr-
fen tDoroen mar. foroerte Ct ben poliaei-
def auf aud berausanfommen, Iracep
tebnte aber oanteno ab.
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9as 0eitdnonib einer Gift
ttt0rDeritt.

8olfon, MaH.. Is. SUM-. ssrl, Sane
3oppau, Die i'm 0eroaAt'itano, ELF per=
ionen ermorbet gu baben, Die aber nur
Der Grmoroun9 bon brei ansefla9t mar
'uno am Montag fur vnidt ibulois noe.
gen S:rlinns" erfldrt tpuroe, bat einge.
ifanoen. oab lie ipdbreno ibrer 2auf.
babn als profeiiionele 3rantenmdrterin
nidt tueniser als 81 perionen psrsiftet
bat. Nieles 8etdnonib le9te lie am
Wontas, ndbrenb ibres proaeKss in
garnitable, ibren Mn,palt, oem Mi9ter
Greb. M. Birbp bon Bradton, ab.
Gin furdtbarer @turm fe9te 9eitern
iiber 9ancod gountp. Snb., biele
9duier uurben umgeblaien. unb man
glaubt, oaB l8 Qei4en unter ben
Sriimmern begraben iino.
Ri9ter Birbb iagte aud, Grl. Soppen
babe augeitanoen. oab fie fA Der
Branbitiftuns uno anoerer 8erbre9en
idulois semadt babe. sic iagte, oab
lie fid se3mun9en 9efiiblt babe, bic ger-
bre6en 5u begeben. iilahte aber 9elteno
oab iie nibt mabniinnig lei.
Sic iaste, lie babe gan3 gut genuBt.
oaB lie unredt tbue, als iie ibren
Dpfern @ift einoab, uno Tie frug ben
&idter Birbp, ipie man iie nnter bieien
lmitdnoen fur irriinnis balten tonne.
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Yulttii1es.

Das 8ebaltsseieb. nad ,peldem bic
Gourtp Bealnten in nnierem Gtaate
elm feifes @ebalt beaieben unb bic 9eieb.
liden 8ebtbren in bas G9abamt ab=
liefern, lit bon Der Supreme Court un=
fonfitunionea ertldrt lporoen unb tper=
ben bic 0eamten tpieber Die 8ebiibren
ibrer Offices als Be3abluns fur ibre
Dienife be3ie6en.
Sohann Moit,, Der mad ieinen auf-
reisenoen Nrtiteln am liebIten ieben
Worgen einen Giirfen ooer prdlioenten
peripeiit, mub me9en einem gum Moro
aufreisenben Nrtitel. Der eerabe per=
0ffentliAt muroe, als prdfoent Wc=
Sinlep aeihoIien purbe. elm Sabr liben.
Die Terurtbeilun9 erfolgte ihon lanee,
aber Der Sall 9in9 ourd alle Snitansen
unb muroe erlt jebt erleoist.
Sn gbieaso tpurbe oas Sainois'er
Nntitrult=GeieB pom Sabre 1901 fir
perfafunaspioria ertldrt.
Seit Der 8runouns oieier Gepublit
iino nur 1887 Mdnner als Witslieoer
Oes 9auies oes gpngreNes 9epdblt
moroen. 9abel mub man aber beoen-
fen, bob ein5elne Witelisoer 5man5is
Sabre uno ldnser I'M gonareB 9eiellen,
eSn Nebrasfa ipollen bic YopuliIfen
uno Semofraten grDan als ganoiDat
fiir 8ouperneur auiitellen.
5roboem Gooiepelt ben @ongreb in
elmer beionoeren gotl1aft ermabnt bot,
@uba 9egeniiber Die pHidt gu tbun, 1T
taum QusIibt porbanben, baB Der Gon=
9reB Die cubanii6e Neeiprocitdts=0or-
la9e erleoi9t. grleoiat er Iie nibt. 10 mill
Der Brdlioent init 9iilte bes Seuates
ipe5ele Sanoelsoertrdge idlieBen uno
10 ben Gubanern Die Bereiinitieunsen
5ufommen lahen, tpelde ibnsn in Der
Reciprocitdts=gorlase auaeoadt waren.
Ser Sunoesratb bat nit AZ aeeen
80 Stimmen Die 8orlage fur ben Bau
bes pandmatanals angenommen uno
wabriheinlid miro oas 9aus lib ibm
besiislid Der Sanalirase anidlvben.
Die Jertiatellune oes &anals ioa
sl75, 100000 foiten. IS iolen gu
oieIem getraae spsiproeentise @olo-
bombs ausgeaeben peroen. $50, 600, 900
folen aleid fliiifig semadt merben uno
3par $40. 900, 900 iii: ben Nntauf oes
@igentbums Der Yanama=@eIeui6aft
uno $40, 100000 fir Die Gortiebuns
Der Nrbeitell.
9lm 10. suni bat ber 5iloen Club
in SEEM Oort iein neues @lubbaus ein=
getpeibt. Niele @dIte, baruilter @roper
GleDelano uno 9apio 9. 6iQ BON 9eew
Worf. Der 8ouoerneur bon 8ir9inien,
@ate bon 8rfon u. b. q. nabmen an
Der Geier Nntbeil. glepelanb uno
9ill maren Die Sauptrsbner uno ipra=
den Die SlOtbmenoisteit nus, oab Die
Demotraten bes 2anbes feit Suiammen
balten miiBten, um Grfpls su baben.
grpan mar aud eingelaoen, erI6ien
aber niAt uno f6impfte Damn ipdter
iiber oieienisen. bic li6 an oer Geier
betbeiliat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-26
Senfatipn TT GIcnelanD.

sSm Staotratb bon @lebelano erfldrte
am Wontag in elmer Sibung Der Stobt=
ROTH Gobl, 0r.>9apfin, Elm an9elsbener
9lr5t, babe ibm $4,000 anseboten. menn
er Elm Wmenoement gu Der Oroinana,
tuelde Der GaIt Sbio Was gompaanie
oas Geht oerleibt. glepelanb nit Sf1=
tllrgas gu oerIeben, einbrinse, tpeldes
es iener @ompaanie unm6eli1 MAIDEN
miiroe, oas &edt gu beniiben. &obl
ertlarte, auf ben &atb bon Mapor SDbn=
ION lei er ani6einenn auf ben Qanoel
einsegangen, uno es iei ibm cine Mn=
sablung BON $4,000 gemabt lporoen.
3u9leiA iibergab Robl oem fdotilben
@lerf Elm padet nit $4,000, oas ibm
0r. 9aDtin 9egeben.
Sr. OaDtin tpurbe berbaftet uno
unter $40, 900 Bursibaft seitellt. gr
ertldrt. bon Der aan5en Sade ni9ts su
piKen.
Isab bieier g.tbii0una i'm Gtoot-
roth wurbe bic Sroinan3, ,uelde Der
gaft Obio Sos Gompa9nie bas Re9t
uerleibt, bic 9taot NIT Natur9as gu
periehen, i'm Stabtratb nit GROCER
Wehrheit QnQenommen.
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Wnn einemt ibmrrem 0erbamgniB
ucreffpf

uSebermann iaste, baB ia bic Musaeb<
runs babe" iaretbt 6rau q. 81. Stielbs
BON Gbambersturs, Ya., ,,penn i'd mar
10 beruntersetcmmeu na9 1easmonat=
liaem Seioen an 5eufieber unb MRbma,
oab muir wenise an mein Muftcmmen
slaubten, aber i9 bSrte bon Der tpunber>
saren @feeistn, vDr. Sings New Dis>
epperY for Gpnlumptiun, sebrau9te Ne
nnb puree pollifanpis furirt." Ste ilt
bas fherfe Nittrl fir sefd9rliAe 6als-
unb eunsenleipen, unfebltar fir 6uRen,
Grtaltunsen unb Observation-Disclosures
gen. @arantirte 6la1den BON SOC. unc
s1.O0. prube>5la1dhen fret in Der Mpo>
tbefe BON Sranf Miller u. Spbn.
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Nad benz beriibmten enalii6en Di9ter sbaie5peare :
~NtbtsA Denn, fagt er bic Noie. pe ne aud bieke
iparbe bod bnften. 0ut nnb f16m. Sn febr Dielert
6anen lit aber elm Name bod non auBerprbentIidber
gebentun9 Gs giebt Ianien6e nnb Tanienbe. meItbe
ppn ben ct 0ernarb Rr1nterptIeu aeheiIt mprher
inb nnb Mnbern bieies beribmte SeiimitteI aeoe
ollie Rranfheiten bes Wa9ens unb ber 4eber epfebien
Wie, penm nun auf e,nmal trgenb eine mert1Iuie
Nuadiatbere nnter oieem Namen ieiIgeboten tptrbel
Das mibte fir piele ranfe bic auperidbtIihe 6eiIui
erbofen, en tbbtlies llngld ietn NatirIib iperOef
BITE Gisentbiimer neier pphltbdtigen Nilen niemaIs
geitaften bab Der berhbmte yame. Der In ber Q0nae
Welt befonnt nnb geatet tft auf 10 i1dnblHe gCeis
utBbranbt Wiro. Dteie piaen ipeltbe IN allen Mpp.
thefen far nur 25 Gents ~ baben inb, tpiberleaen
Gbofelpeare's Mprt. Sic baben einen Namen, Her
fur 0teenigen bie nit Rraufbeit bes Magens anb ber
Geber bebojtei ino, WieIeS ober beer 9ejagt NlleS
beoeutet ndmitd5 3eilang bon ibren &eiben.
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Nemeite Na1ridteit.

| G0nis @ouarb bon gnglanb, Der
beute 9efr6nt iperoen ioa, liegt i'm
Gterben. Die Rr6nunasfeierlidteiten
| iinb unterbronen ,uoroen, uno Die fiirifz
li6en @dfte. tuelde aur 2r6nuns erihie-
men waren, Bring 2eopolo bon Baiern,
graper3os Jeroinano bon Oeiterrei9
unb Bring Nlbert BON geIsien. baber
2onoon perlahen.
yfa6 ben lebten Beribten tpirb Der
aonig ben beutiaen Nbeno nidt mebr
erleben.
Sm idIeiiiden Quellenaebiet Der
Wei6iel bat cine ueberlhmemmunq
rleligen Sbaoen angerihtet.
Sle VepDiterung tpuroe rettseitia aes
marnt, uno in ben meilten 5dllen tonne
ten Die notbpsnoiaiten Sabieligfeiten
lotple ops Vieb nod 9erettet tperoen.
Werluit an Menihenleben if, mad ben
oorliesenoen Welounsen, ni1t au be-
tlasen, bod 1T Elm GROCER geotbIfano
unausbleibli6 benn Die grnte, non
melher bic 9roBe Wa1e Der Bep5lferura
|abbdnst, iit total pernihtet uno Bel Der
oor9erlldten Saiion 1T bonn Booen 10
gut wie nidts pieoer ein3ubrinsen.
Die 6arbiaen in guba perlanoen in
elmer misunderstanding i'm MiIitdr=
olsnit bollise @Ieihbere9tiguna nit Den
eubanern meiber 0autfarbs.
Sn Welilla, Marotto berurfad,ten
beftige groeribiitterunaen uuo ulrter=
lrolldes @et0Ie cine panif unter ben
gemobnern. Gi9entbumsihaoen murbe
nldht an9emeloet, auh lit tein 0erluif
al Meni6enleben gu betlaseu.
Nm %. SUM sinsen bon SasIeton.
pa.. stpel nit Sarttoblen belaoene Sob.
lsnilise Der Delepare, @usquebanna
S4upltil=gabn mad Berth Nmbon.
N. s., ab. Diees lit Der erIte Roblen=
oerlanot aus oem biefigen 9oblenoiItrtt
nad Der Guite felt gesinn oes strifes.
Die Sirma Gore Vros. & 60. bat iiber
800 NIT Sarttoblen belaoene Goblen=
ma9en in ihren peridieoenen 3eben Mn=
agsn auf 5eitenselsilen feben.
@dhreno in einer Stride in ginero.
Spanlen, eine SesrdbniBfeier abaehaI=
ten wuroe, idlug Der Ylib in bas Sc
bduoe uno Is perionen wuroen aetootet
uno IS uerlebt.
Ser Streit i'm 0eibtoblenrepier in
gSet=glr9illler fann als beenoet anoe=
leben tperoen. Nm %. Suni muroen
800 GlIenbabnpasen nit Roblen eef0r=
bert.
Sas oeutide Sorpeoo6oot 30. 42 if
an Der Wiinoun9 Der glbe bon einem
brltIlbenSampfer in ben 8runo aebobrt
moroen. Ser &ommanoeur oes lor=
peooboDtes uno orei Mann bon Der Be-
lasuns peroen oermibt.
Die iDfematiIbe 0erfolouna BON
Utdnnern lpe S9lep, Setpep uno WeiIes
our6 Die 6ebbunoe Der Rorruptions=
clique i'm Marine uno Mrmeeoeparte=
ment, neil lie ibre eisene Weinuna
babel1, i6eint uns aeraoe ni9t seeianet,
Seer uno Glotte in Elm giinfises Qidt
su ltellen. uno Die &rone miro oieIem
sansen aebaiiiaen 5reiben aufaelebt.
wenn es iid beitdtiat, oaB Rrieasmini=
lter 9oot aeiast baben fol-: Nun bobeu
mir Utlles enoli9 oa. mo- mir i'm bin=
baben poqten.
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Scr orobenoe Roblenftreif.

@eaenmdrtia iino in ben Dartfoblen.
biitritten in penniplpanien 145. 900
Nrbeiter am @treif. Gas III cine groBe
Ansabl. aber peld rielise Yroportionen
niiroe Der Streif erit annebmen. ipenn
Die National=@ @onoention Der Soblens
ardber. Die am II. Suni in Snoianas
polls 3uiammentritt, einen allsemeinen
Streit Der Goblengrdber bes 9arsen
Qanoes peranlaien miiroe. Sn ben BIZ
tumin6Ien 2oblenminen 1ino mebr als
ooppelt 10 biele Nrbeiter bel1dftiet. ais
in ben 9arttoblenminen uno Die finan=
Sieaen Sn!erefen, bic babel in Gra9e
tommen. er9eben unaebeure Summen.
tpie Die folaenoe 3ulammsnfeaune
sei9t:
Nnsabl Der union.Nr=
better. -. 1868. .433
WnSatl Der niht orsa=
nilirten Arbeiter -. 1855
Sdalide 26bne. 49,. $7O4, 900
Yetraa Der 26hne i'm
Sabr. gu $50 Saaen $l61 ,924 900
Sdbrlibe Musbeute
(Sonnen) -. 275,457, 1l8
Wertb Der 9e9rabenen
Roblen ;. s3O6,5oO, 900
Sn &oblenbergmertsn
anaele9tes Gapital. so, 557 500, 600
Sollte mirtlih Elm alleemeiner 6treif
aller &Oblen9rdber 81 Stanbe tommeu,
10 piiroe Die inouiirie1e 3bdti9tsit oes
aansen 2anoes gum StiQltanb eebraht.
Sobalo Die anaelegten Goblenporrdtbe
auf9ebraudt ,pdren, t0nnte fein @ilen.
babnsug me6r fabren, Die 6abriten i'm
aansen 2anoe miibten feiern, Stdote
uno 6duier. Die auf elettriibes 2lht
unb fiinItlibes @as angetpieien linb,
ldaen Na6ts i'm Ountel. bic oroBen
3eitun9en t0nnten nidt mebr 9eieBt
uno sebrudt weroen. 9rpbe CrtibaIten,
oeren Walleruerte ourd Yumpen se=
lpeiIt merben. tpdren obne Wafer, tur5,
es pdre eine auaeneine 2anoestala=
mitdt.
Sod mir alauben nidt, baB es 10
peit ton,mt. Sie 2oblen9rdber i'm
tpeltliden Benninloanien. Sbio, Sn=
oiana uno Sllinois baben einen Gon=
trait nit ibren Nrbeitgebern unD baben
feline 8eranlaiiuns, oenielben gu bre=
6sn. oenn wie t0nnten iie bon ben
8rubenbelibern ertuarten. oaB oieielben
cine llebereintunft balten. ipenn fie lib
our6 eine iol9e nibt 9ebunoen balten?
8eraoe bic unionleute, pel6e barauI
belteben, baB lie. als iolde bebanoelt
peroen, baben oas 9r0bte Sntereile
oaron, 81 betueiien, oab iie ibrerieits
aud bereit iino, einsesansenen Ser
pflt1tun9en na6sutonmen.
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= @emdie finb nabrbaTter. ipenn fe in
bartem Mailer, aber persauli4er. tpenn
lie in tpeidem 8afer s.toht peroen.
Sn bieier 3eit'oer idperen yiotb er-
iheint eit atpefentiprehenoes prdier-
pirungs=Werfabren fur Rartofeln pi6s
tiger als bic sflu9maIAine.
Gin iunger 61ubpuber in Rem
Dort bat am Rennplab $24, 900 Derlo-
rem. ST eigentlih 9an3 naheliegeno, ers
pubtes @elb au DerpuBen.
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Sa9eSncMigfetten.
Chtn.

Nus Siebesaram nabm Der Is Sabr
alte reide Jarmepsiobn Sobn Coates
3u WarDsuille gbloroiorm. gr fanr
ni6t seneien.
0eim NieberreiBen zines Wl. 81. gape,
in Duntirt 9eh0rigen 9auies purben
in einem molenen Sad perpaft, $l25C
in Golo unb ganfnoten aefunpen. ,5r
oieiem 9auie pobnte friiber Elm Crib.
9rdber, Namens Siaae Nartens. De,
iebt bod in RanIas gitp iih auflalter
uno nabesu 80 Sabre alt lein ioa.
Sames Sarnep, elm 8rabtiponne,
Der Some Telephone 60. in Soleoo,
fam nit einem aelaoenen Orabt in ge.
ribrung uno nuroe aIf Der STEELE 9e=
tDotet.
Wdbrenb ibr Gatte als ga6rtud.
trdAer elmer geerbiauna beilppbnte, be-
aina in einem Nnfa1 BON Srrlinn 6rau
Wm. 8uib in Nemells Stun bur1 gr=
lbieBen Selbitmoro.
Nm Jreiias Moreen 1T in Soleor
oas altrenonlmierte ct. Clair Sotel
ourd Teuer serlt0rt poroen. yei Dem
Vranoe lit leioer aud elm WenIden4
leben pergangen. Gin MatroIe Wamens
Sbnitb bon Gsmeeo, Mib.. muroe
nit 8ranopnnoen beoedt. leblos in
ieinem 3immer Dor Dem 8ette lieaenb
9efunoen.
Midael Semmune. Elm Oeferreider
i'm gllter BON "a Sabren, fiel in Nliance
BON einem Gab so SUB in Die Siefe
unb mar auf Der STEELE cine 2eide.
Sn Sanoustp wuroe cine Mannes=
lei1e aufseiiitt. Sn ben 5ai9en Der
&leioer befano iid Elm Yenlionscertiiieat
alf Den Namen Samuel SiIber in
Wansfielo lauteno. Cine iolbe YerIon
9iebt es ieoO6 bort nibt.
sSn Norlpalt puroe Der 81 Sabre alte
Snllus Sole bon elmer Gar Der Safe
Shore elettriidsn Babn set5otet.
Sn gura 5ill 1T unter Der 0iebbeeroe
oes 6armers SDlua Sbompion Die Sob=
luht aus9ebrDhen. Srei Der Sbiere
muBten .getSotet tperoen.
Wie aus GinoleD bsriGtet miro, fino
in benz bena6barten Srte @lanoprf,
putnam GOuntp, bic Ypfen epioemiih
ausaebrohen. 5iinfsig perionen iino
erfrantt, nno smei 5ooesfdle lino aud
berelts oor9efommen. Man bat Hrenee
Auarantdne iiber bic SrtI6aft per=
bdngt.
Sn Jolse elmer Rollilion spilben
5lpei 2ofomotipen Der Glepelano &
pittsburs @iienbabn, bel W}ineo Sumo
tion muroen am Montag Wor9en m1b=
reno zines Nebels swei Mdnner aetDotet
uno eine NnSabl anoere perlebt. Sic
@etOoteten iino s. st. g8alter, bon
5oronto. O.. Elm 8remI Ier uno s. %.
Wcglrop, bon Gairmont. %. go.
geloe muroen 5u Sobe 9ebriibt. geioe
Sotomotipen puroen 9dnslib oemoliert.
Wesen @rmoroung bon Sebn Draper
1T in @ait 2iperpopl @onaro Bu1eit,
oenen gltern in Ntron wobnbaft iino,
perbaftet moroen, uno er bat ein9efan-
Den, Dab er es mar. Der in elmer au9e=
meinen &auferei einem Mrbeiter Na.
mems Draper. einen wudtisen Gdlas
auf ben Ropf perlebte. beroen Sob b IS
Wiannes aur sSDlae bate.
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the humorous customs IN vogue IN the
Philippines, and kept the delegates in an
uproar for several minutes.
The President to Attend.
computation was Their received
from President Roosevelt. who is a mem
Der of the organization. to the effect that
he would be present at the banquet OF
the members on Friday evening The an
nouncement vas enthusiastically received
and three ringing cheers were given the
Chief Magistrate.
Mr. Charles du Chailie-Long. registrar
of the French society of the Sons of the
Revolution. was present and was called
upon &c deliver an address He described
the cordial relations existing between his
eountrymen ald -mericans. and discussed
the work of the society in France.
Nam Reports Read.
Reports were then read by Captain
Samuel Eberly Gross, secretary. general;
Cornelius A. Pugsby, treasurer general; ;
A. Howard Clark, registrar general;
| George Williams Bates. historian general.
and Rev. Etheibert D. Waraeld. chaplain
general.
This afternoon the compatriots aud their
| friends visited Arlington and made tour
I of the city on special cars of the "Seihg
Washington line.
Tonight at SIG O'Clock the local society
viii tender a reception to the delegates
at the New Willard Hotel.
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buy no poultry except from the Swifts.
and found that there was nothing in the
business. They gained half cent a
pound II they tried to sell for one cent
a pound advance they alleged that the
Swifts would go into =she market and
sell at one-half cent advance to the Gus
toners and the middlenen-
This condition OF affairs has no par
allel IN the Washington markets. There
are not nearly so many people 10 sup
ply, and the market people who come
in from the country are capable Of fur
nishing enough poultry to prevent tight
squeeze by the trust. So while the price
OF chickens and kindred products Of the
farm has gore up, there seems to be little
danger of washingtonians suffering from
the rise to the extent that the residents
OF other cities are
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martyrs which make Washington greater
than Westminster Abbey. Here is the Of
fetal residence OF the President of the
United States. now a Son OF the American
Revolution, exhibiting the noble qualities
and the patriotic principles of our revo-
IutiOnaTy ancestors. Here is the official
residence of Congress- greatest legis-
Iative body on earth, now as always char
acterized by nigh intelligence and in
tegrity. Here is the official residence OF
the Chief Justice of the United States, and
his associates Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, the most august and
powerful tribunal TIE world has ever
known The latest Immigrant, coming to
Washington fresh from the steerage, must
feel on such q day as this the thrill OF
the significance OF his surroundings. How
much more must they stir the hearts OF
men with your proud heritage of Ameri-
can patriotism and American glory
You who have the blood of the men
and women who founded the Republic.
and who poured out their lives that 1t
might live must feel az interest in the
National Capital. q desire for its improve
ment and advancement, far greater than
that which even the average American
feels. II a visit to it exalts the just pride
of every American. it must raise your
spirits to the point of tears. 1t moves
you to exclaim. as you think Of all it
represents:
q oh. beautiful. my country.
What were our lives without thee2
What all our lives to save thee?'
IN the name Of the government of the
District of Columbia I bid you welcome
to the National Capital. to your Capital.
! the Capital Of ali the Sons and Daughters
{ of the American Revolution. and OF all
l ,, sefrE cv7fs
that freedom Of which their ancestors had
vainiy dreamed. and that opportunity
which only such freedom could give.
Mr.. Logan's Response
Mr.. Logan then responded in a very hui
/ morous address to the many pleasant ref
f erences that had been made to the gen
eTai society.
Mr.. President and Mr. Commissioner, .
he said. I thank you in behalf of the
! General Society. sons of the American
( Revolution. fer the cordial welcome and
/ greeting which you have given the repre-
+ sentatives assembled here today. We are
proud to hold our meeting here as the
guests OF the District society, which we
/ consider one of our brightest Jewels. We
are proud TO meet in his grand old city
on the banks Of the Potomac. near the
spot where that noble American. George
washington, made his home and is now
buried"
Mr. Logan referred to several members
OF the society as Presidential possibilities,
and then told of how the members ex-
pected 10 enjoy their visit here.
Gen. Joseph c. Brickinrfdge, L. s. a
was es2ied in the rear OF the hall. and
amid IusJy cheers and applause was in
trodueed as the president of the Society
Of the Philippines He described many Of