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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Ens bout Snneren Narblano's nnb
Drn a%narrn3enoen Staaten.
4nndpolis Stubtrdt1
bodbetnid.

bodbetnig.
Der neuerfpG6lte StabtrQt6 beodnn
feline Garriere nit elmer @eiddftsz
fperre, bic BEL Der eriten SiBung am
Montag ibren Qnfang nabm. Der
@tabtratb ieBt iif aus flint Demo
fraten unb brei Hepublifanern gu lam
men, unb elmer Der Griteren, s. 30.
Martin bon Der eriten Barb. lit nit
Der Safel Der itdotifden 9eumten
ni6t 3ufrieben, Die bon ben 6i6rern
aufgeIteQt purbe. Bel Der Ibitimz
mung iiber bieielben CAB er Desbalb
feline Stimme ni9t ub, lpobur6 teiner
Der Ganoibaten cine Mebr6ett Der
Stimmer erbalten tonnte, ba bic Gez
publifaner Itramm 5uiammen bulten.
Sin pom Stuotratb Wiqiams unz
terbreiteter Minoritdt5beri6t beg
Mabl=G omite's bsiagt, baB Der neue
MapDr Samuel Sones ntdt ndblbar
unb bieies Nmt baber pafant lei. Der
9ert6t lpurbe benz Stabtantpalt sur
8eguta9tung iiberlpieien.
@eriebener 8duner.
DUFF origineGe 0eiie purbe am
Monta9 Der 2aben bon 3. $. Sbedz
rer in Cumberland Inn 5ipei 8epolper
beitoblen. Gin 5rember eriudte ben
Glerf, inn gu e%rlaubsn, einen Repol@
Der su befi6tigen. Man piQfabrte
ieinem @unide, unO er Tub Die Wafz
fe, iolpie cine anbere, Die i6m oerGlert
auf @erlangen sinbdnoi9te. Der
sFrembe ri9tete Johann beioe S6iebz
ellen auf ben 8ertGufer, perlieb ben
QaDen unb peri9ipano. @r 1T btsber
nift gefunbsn lporoen.
grof. 2aneIep's Diff.
Die Irbeit on profeHor 2unglep's
2uftitiff in Dioe Water, 3d., pelds
am SomItag eingeiteat poroen mar,
lit enersii9 o Sa6perftdnolgen
pom nSmitbfonian Snititut" II. Wss
9anitern lpieoer aufgenommen NOR
ben, uno lie poIenbeten nahe5u ben
Stdrtlpagen, ipelfer iber 9eleiie BON
70 SUB 2Gnae bobin fabren fon uno
bas 2uftidiff in Die 9Obe au bef0r~
bern bat. Ser Wagen miro Dur6 II
ftnrfe Sprun9febern BON 40 SUB
2Gnge in 8epegung geleBt. 9as6u6rz
Seug be5lpedt nur, bas 2ufti6iff in
8elpeeung gu ieben, unb es ielbft perz
bleibt, na9bem IS bieie Iufgube bol>
Scgen, uuf Den S9ienen.
Nptt3en.
6rau Mariu Hotb, Wittpe bon
6rn. Daniel Gotb bon 9ines6urg,
Wafbington@Gountn, lit i'm Otter BON
Sc Sabren an einem S6lngflub gez
ftorben; Spei 5O6ter iiberleben iie.
So6n Milmot6, elm prominenter
Sarmer nSpi9stopn, Wafbinston=
Gountn, itarb am Montag, ipGbrenb
err nit feiner 5umilie iiber einen 4usz
flug ipra6, ben er geitern untreten
ponte. @r ina so Sabre Oft unb
binterldbt cine Wittne unb me6rere
&inber.
paitor 5. 9. 2ODse, Elm 9dptiften-
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Stn0t Baltimore.
8riribcf6rocruna nadl Dem Wnslanbe.

Die uuspdrtiss poit fir Die nit
benz rs. Suli enoenoe Boae f4liebt
Gin alien GGnen pinttlif) i'm bIes
1lgen ppitamte, tpie folgt:
Die padet=poit lit often tdglin BON
8 ubr Mo1sens Bis 5 llbr Nu4mitz
tags (duseenpmmen Spnntdg); bic
padets4oit fir Oeuti6luno falisBt
nm II llbr 8ormittdgs am Wontdg.
Ste Oampfer perlafen Gen@gort,
H.=@., Bis anberpeitig %angesebsE.
Srdnsottcntifde BOT.
Mittpod = Inn 9 16r Ibenos
mad 5ranfrei6, benz iioliden @uz
ropa, @gppten unb gritil4zSnoisn
per Odmpfer ga 9dscogne" pid
.9dpre (oie Yot nod anoeren 8beilen
BON europa mub per Ga Sdscogne"
be8eidnst Tein).
5reitug : UNI 9 l16r 4benos ndd
europa per Sdmpfer nGumpdnla"
bid Queenstopn.
s. It ii g il D. unb Central
Mmerifd, % eftiubien etc.
Mittpo9 um II 116r Hudts
rad Gubd per 9umpfer rMonterep";
mad Granada unp Srinioao per
9ampfer nMarocus".
9onnerItag nm l 16r Nd9mtts
tags mad Samaicu per 9umpTsr BON
Bolton; um II l16r Ra4ts na4
pprto Ylatd per 0ampFer BON 30
ftnn.
6reitag = Inn l ufr Nadmittdgs
mad Bermuda per 9dmpfer % 9dz
Iifdr, N.sS.; Inn 7 16r 4benDs mad
8raiilien per 9dmpfer ySprdcuie"
oio 9ernombucp uno Santos; Inn Il
n6r Na6ts nu9 ben Ga 9lutuS8ez
eenben per 9ampfer rGaiilod"; mad
Reue6unolanb per 9ampfer Sill
pia"; mad porto 8ico, Curacao unb
@~ene5usla per 9ampfer Caracas;
nod 5ortune zSslunb, Sumaicd uno
Gdrtdgenu per 9umpfer nQltdi";
mad CUBA per 0ampfer rMorrO
Cattle" pia 9upund; na4 Sndgud,
6a1ti unb Santa Mart6d per 9amz
pier rQt6os".
gpit fir NeufunbGanb piu Rortb
@pbneb unb fir Miguelon oiu Bottom
i9ltebt bier tdgli4 um 3 nbr Na6z
mittdgs; fir Guba pid Tampa, Jld,,
tdgIi6 nm 1 uhr Nodmittdgs; fir
!9onburds, Gotta Hica unr @uatemas
Ia bid Nsp>S rIedns tdgli9 Inn 8 Ibt
Qbenbs.
Srangz pacific 3 o It.
Die 9oit nu4 9dpdii, Supun uno
ben g6ilippinen bia San 6rantisco
i6lieBt bier tdsli4 Bis gum Is. Suli
Inn 7 u6r 46enos; mad 4uItralien,
8euySeelano, Sill, Samoa uno So
naii oiu San Jrancisco tdgli4 bis
gum /. 4uguft Inn 7 ltbr Q6enbs.
Sranszgucificzppit miro tdgGi4
gum @bgangsbufen beforbert unb DR.
run9sments iino eetruffen fir oeren
nnunterbrphene ue6erlano 8eforbts
rung.
g. 9apies BurfieIb,
9oItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
,.Mpsart=M dumcrhur."
9lnSflug nab aicfcr's Ynrf,
MioSlc=Hipcr,
Spnntag, Den 20. Suli 1908.

Or. 4Itan Mc2ane ais 3.
8icez9rGioent. = Sn elmer
Sibung Der 9ireftoren Der nWtarbz
lanb Sruit Co." puroen geitern mebz
rere Qencerungen in Dem State Der
Gompaqnie qema6t uno ous Imt eli
mes oritten 0iceaprdiioenten creirt.
Srn. Mnun Mc2une, einsm 8ruoer
bes Mupors, puroa oteier goiten
ii6srtragen. Die Reiisnation oes Se@
fretGrs uno S9aBmeifters S. 8srs
narb Scott ipurbe angsnommen uno
!Sr. Carroll Ban NeB On oefisn STEELE
erndnnt.
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Scr ucrfcnoc Sr1ourt

unb Der angenebme 8ei4mud erfreuen
ben 5rinter, pGhrenb bic Reinbeit
oefelben Der @eiunobeit 81 9ute
tommt. @s giebt fem 10 3ufrisoenitslz
lenbes 9etrdnt, pie oas bon 5reo.
8uuerni9miot's Nmerican 8retperD
ge6raute Bier. 8iite 81. 8rauerei
1104-1128 0inenzStr. Gel. s. &
g. 1914. MD. 1891. (2O3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
9lhtnngf

gridumt nibt, %otbht's tltl1nt :iuaribt.t.s
municipalities atei;tr. 3r. 32l, Aoros@ap=Str.t
~ btiubtu.
gorjialibt, ~adrnutirt olusrbait; Gnbjuttsgilotr
fir 81 90 oas Eustno.
Gmaintz uuO Nlatia=eileer, Joni. fintt;yiib
.,usatiibrtt ltbtns9robt Sortrats Fno @tbbtl's
5ptiia!itdttn.
Iir aut, 9toituuns birgt Der Jui o,s atslitrs.
l1lar4l5.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

prebiser in Gettysburg, 1T bort
fhtDer erfrdnft.
Die 2ei4e be5 q Sabre altenPfers
betpdrters SO. 5. Butler bon gruns>
mid lpuroe am Mpntag i'm GheIapeaz
fez II. Sbiofdnal eefunben. Gr purz
be ieit lebten Sreitag, an peldem
Sage er aiemGi4 fturf getrunfen bat
tie, permiBt. Mun permutbet, buB er
Bel benz 8eriude, ben 8anal an elmer
S4leuie gu iiberi6reiten, ms 8aiz
Ter fiel uro ertranf.
Walter, bas b~reijdbrige Sohn6en
ppn Gecil %. Strider bon perrppiqe,
berbrannte am Sonntag in Der elter=
li9en 8o6nung. Der &nabe fpielte
nit 3InbbOl5ern unb iebte feline 8leiz
Der in 8ranb. Die Mutter perfu6te
ibr Sinh gu retten, erlitt babel jebo9
felbit f6limme 8ranbipunben.
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sir bic @cImuS belt

debt es ni6ts 8efsre5, olS Die Sap
uno TlaItenbiere Der SEQ. 8iintber,
iun.. 8ruuzGomp." Sine 9rObe Be-
rpeiIt Is einem SeOem. @eriu4t lie.
s. & g. Gel. 2457 oOer 9hillips
Bros, aueiniger 6lui6en6ierz 8etrie6,
500 uno 611 5iozGarolinezS traBe.
Q89, 96,1O3,10
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9erbrin9t Sonnta9 n
on Z I L

$500 fir Die Runbreife. 4uf Der
rpenniplpania @iienbu6n." $3.50
na6 G6eiter, $1.O0 na9 Wilmington
uno suriid. Riidtebreno 4bfubrt pom
8roab : StraBsn 8dbnbpf in Y6ild=
belp6ia 100 M6enbs, BON @beiter 7.20
46enOs, BON Wilmington TAO
I6enoA (203-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

Wetterausit9ten - Sir
Marplano uno ben 9iitritt Columbia
Regengiife am Mittpo4, flar am
0onneritug, lei4te OOar frii4e iioz
rpeftli6e Winbe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rNrbeiter= MGnner6pr." = Sonnz
too. ben ). auauf 1913. grobe GrfnrFcn nab
GdirsSitp per Sampier g1bomos secrtbit0".
Soiebau, rSriole=Burt" = 0eute,
EGnmiitaas 4 ubr, baltimore etg'neuItlio.
y@leetriczYart". SGgli6 5pei
Observation-Disclosures
ySbdlia : Mdnnerhpr". = Conn
tde, osn 2j. Sui;, qrubt Grturiiou NM Gituic
naa 6airs9;tip, 8odsGrttt, auf 0tn Gamp'rVu
s5bos. 9sortbItp- uno -9etr,I-.
neUfp5art Mdnnerhor." = Sonnz
tag, Den 26. auli, ausflue nab 2ieitr's Nart.
w2abpr= Qpeeum." = Sonntag, ben
rs. 9uli, qrob: GrfurFou Had Summ;t=6rou
an StoucpsGrcct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

,u Euros zb.x FtudD' ~ W,t,
D." nITtcI. " ,tl9teu MIN Shr
400 u. 2998 Il 20 R.,8. 9Iar.
500 =. 29S3 IS o" < 4 Sld'.
NiftI. 8aTometert. 1926 nohn, 1empelGtur. So
9iittI. 2perrlumrerf.. rs giieoriaite lenpsrat. 63
ii, hohfie Snn,ai9tut ot5 NfllIoes IN elmer
Stuuoe bctuIs - 9ttileH pom 2stftH.
Sag ettti1t Wttttr. Die 5obfs
stnp:ratur o.s etty Gen 1al,s IBIS s u6r db.uosl
mar oui uabQucnnitu Stdtiontn, ME io.3t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
@iuc HciIe mad, ScntIfIauS,

Ginc 3ciie mad, Scntif)fano,
Inn bic Welt Dber mad irgeno einem
S6eile Der @elt ~arrungirt. 8eiiez
biuete iiber ale 8a6nz uno 0ampfsr.
2inien. Sbeo. $. 0iener &c
6 g., 415 MuterzStr. (266-)
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@cttcrbcrieht.

Ger. Stautersg u s8ireau,
Baltimore. Den ii. SuIl 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
$500 mad 96jIooeiP3td
unD 3uriid

Reuar 8etrisb5letter.
Sine Depei6s aus ct. 2ouis beidgt,
bah 6r. u. Ro6ertIon, ieBt Superln=
tenoent Der mittleren 0iOiiion Der
.8a6aI6z8o6n," nit 6uuptquartier
in Decatur, 81, am l. Quguit Der
gsI6dftsfi6rer Der o@eItli6enU}drpz
lamb uno Weitz@irginid Central
8a6n" tperoeb pirO. 0ieie 2inien
ite6en our 3eit unter Der 2eitun8 Der
Dice : 9%rditOentsn 2%unoitreet uno
8if6op.
Die 6taot56auten Be-
. oe, 8oupernsur Smith, Gontro=
leur 6ering unO S6uBmeiiter 8unoiz
per, berietb in ibrer 9eitrigen Sigung
oa5 8eiu6 Der r8eItli6en WarplGnz
Der 8abn," 8riiden iiber Den Gbeiuz
psate unb O6ios8onul gu erri4ten.
Die 6erren famen 81 tsinem Gntz
i6luB, eriu9ten pieImebr ben 8enez
raIzQnpalt Rapner UNI peitere 8ut=
aften ii6er guntte, iiber Die man nod
i'm 3peifsI lit.
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melnienhunnen nnh ae~ntithlans

"a @ents pro W&urt unO 6ommtlltoR.
36eo. $. Diener e o., Ais
MdterzStroBe Gu5Idnbiiae5 8elN,
8e6IsG uno Greoit- 8riefe. S4tffss
tarten BON uno nah europa. (266-)
@Ite 8eumten nteoererz
nG6It.- Die 4ftiondrs Der Gas
Gpmpaanie erpG6lten bu5 olte 9lretz
tortum lpieoer, nGmIid: Die So. 8.
GroipforO 8lad, Simon $. Steir,
;Sumes u. 8arp, 6reOertt W. Wooo'
So6n q. D6itrioge, Gbas. :. Grdne,
8omnIeno Scott, 6runt 8. 9amblez
ton. Feroinan0 s. Qutro6e, Daniel =.
9(mmioon, G6urles 8. 0idep uno
Grn5t 66meiBer. Die 0irettoren erz
pG6Iten al8 8eamte: GrsD}apor j.
s. Qotro6e grGIosnt, GbaS, 3. @rdne
l. 8icezgrdIioent, Grnit S6meiBer
2. Dice rdfioent, 6. 3. Boomers Sez
fretdr unO 5oiepb $. Glort S6aBz
meiiter. Die 8eii9ndtion Oes 9rn.
SO. Ga6sa Bruce ais NnipoIt Der
Gompagnie puroe dngenommen, EN-
Wa6folger fir i'm jeOo4 ni4t er=
nannt.
$500 mad 96tloOstpRia
uno 3uriid
am Sonntug, ben 26. Sulj, auf rer
rgenniplDunia Giienba6n;;" 4bfa5rt
BON Baltimore 500 8ormittugs.
$3.50 no6 G6sitsr, $1,0O nu6 8ilz
minotor urO 3urjid. Ae6nli6e Gr@
furIionen am 9. unO %. 4u9uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

8runb Canon - 9ucificz
&iIte - geGOmitOn =Qart.
peri0nli6 gsfi6rte Sour uuf Der
nQennIplDania : @iienbu6n," geIez
gentli6 Oes Nationalz 6eIoldgers Der
.8.N.R.," San 6runcisco. Bonn 6.
Bis 81. Quguit. Spe3ieler Puumuns
3ug BON 9~orrisbur8 iiber Die gan5e
Route. Runoreiie 6ubrpreiS, ale
n0tbigen l~lntoItsn oedeno, nit NuSz
na6me BON brei 5agen in San 6rd1s
cisco, $215. Wegsn ndberer Nus
tunft penoe man iih an Die 21detz
Qqenten pOer I6reibs an SEQ. W.
8opo, General : PaTa9ler 49enf'
8rouoz5 Ctr. sStdtion, P~9uaoelpqla'
Q98, 200 ,6.9.133
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Die Stabt bci6reitet Den 9eri4tsrpeg
CUR gsr6iitung Der Hatifi5irung
oes @ontraftes fir ben 4nfdui
bes @aGalpapzYlaBes, Die
&iifenabfdQe 6ruge lpirb libel
riefeno. = 8erf6tebsnes.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
Cause OF Lock Jaw,

Lockjaw, or tetanus, Is caused by
bacillus or germ which exists
plentifully In street dirt. 1t Is In
active so long as exposed to the air,
but when carried beneath the skin
as In the wounds caused by percus.
sion caps or by rusty nails, and
when the air Is excluded the germ
Is reused to activity and produces
the most virulent poison known.
These germs may be destroyed and
all danger of lockjaw avoided by
applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
freely as soon as the injury Is re-
ceived. Pain Balm Is an antiseptie
and cause cuts. bruises and like
injuries to heal without maturatior
and In one third the time required
by the usual treatment. 1t Is TO,
sale by G. W. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
A Promising Oil Country.

The Creek, Usage and Cherokee
Nations In Indian Territory are re.
ceiving wide recognition as pro-
missing oil country, and capital and
development have so far brought
handsome results. The oil Is of
superior quality; the territory Is
reached directly by the Frisco Sys-
tenn, who Issues free Of charge, q
booklet, giving full data concerning
the country and Its possibilities.
Mailed to any address upon request
to Sidney VanDuseu, 100, Park
Bldg, Bittsburg, Pa. 1h
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
VERYLOM RATES
To the Pacific Coast Via Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Account Meeting National
Rankere' Assoriskinn

U TIC fdJHlS NOoSb wa - N'"N
Railroad. Account Meeting National
Bankers Association.
On account of the meeting of the
National Bankers Association, to
be held at San Francisco, Cal, Oc-
tober 2oth to 23rd. the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
Tickets from October 9TH to 10Th
inclusive, to either Los Angeles or
San Francisco, good going and re-
turning via direct route through
Chicago, St. Louis or New Orleans
and also good going by any one OF
of the direct routes and returning
by another direct route.
Tickets are valid for return un-
til November goth, 1903.
For tickets and pamphlet giving
detailed information concerning
routes, stop overs, ETC., call on or
address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Ticket Agent. 919
oct IS.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
House and Lot for Sale.

The brick and frame house on
Water street, above the Knoke
Hotel Is for sale. Price 81. 200.
Terms, one-half cash, rest In pay
ments. Title warranted. House
contains six large rooms on the
second floor, one room on the third
floor, and a large store room on the
first floor. House has large eel.
lar and fine cistern. City water In
the house. This Is a good bargain
for quick purchaser: For further
information call on or address the
OH Review, 1o7 and 100 Catherine
street, city 13tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
luka.

Not seeing anything In your pa
per from our town for some time
will try and give you few Items
The weather has been fine this
fall.
The people around here are all
hustling to get their falls work
done.
Hon. J. A. Roberts made bust
ness trip to Paden City last week
The school commenced Monday
at this place.
The school at Mt. Zion Is pro
crossing very nicely. Boyd Week
ly Is the teacher.
w. II. Ferrill was calling on
friends at Iuka Sunday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06

Tan removers are In great de-
mand. Now that cool weather has
set In, tanned complexions are no
longer fashionable.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
Pau GII5,lE CHILDREN

Grow strong and well after using
THoMPsoN's SWEET WORK POWDER.
Very pleasant to take. Contains no
ealomel. Never fails. Worms are often
mistaken for indigestion and other di-
seases. Be sure to get ThomPson's In
glass bottles Druggists. % cents.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06
Popular Excursion to Parkers burg Sunday
Oct. 18th Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad

Only sr.oo round trip from
Sistersville fol special train leaving
o:2I a. m. Coaster time
A splendid time to see the beat
tiful scenery along the Ohio river.
Call on agedt Baltimore & Ohio
railroad for full particulars.
10 2 st
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06

Bread cast upon the waters will
return after many days, bat milk
dumped into the mill pond, Is due
dew the next morning.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-06

DeBells Kidney pills positively
cure kidney troubles, backache,
rheumatism, etc. Price CSC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19
TRACK AND TRAIN

Boilermaker helpers in San Bernar-
dino are asking for a raise in pay
from $3.50 to 50 per day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19
Popular Railroad Excursions

on Tickets and Numbered Reserved Seats sold on
how day a. E. G. Mufphey's drug store a. the same price
. charged Al tie the ticket wagon on the show grounds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19

men, SO that a young man a find
a field for work no matter what di-
rection his gifts may take.
BY reason Of its state, international
and world committees and organiza-
tons, it brings the manhood of all
climes into the truest brotherhood and
sympathy. The good effects Of this
may not be evident in a moment, but
in time will manifest themselves.
Its broad catholicity is a protest
against sectarianism. and its loyalty
to Jesa Christ ana the word Of God
IS calculated q safeguard the ortho.
doxy Of the rising generation, ana III
the end making its membership cath.
Ollie in spirit and sound IN doctrine.
7. 5. McPheeters.
NJ. u. Gaylord, superintendent b
the Helen Rae nine. the property o.
the Coll Gulch niining company d
Nosal, Il. NJ, writes to friends thai
the richest strike in the history d
the mine vas made a few days ago
Mr., GAYLORD says that the ore i
away ahead of anything eyer strucl
in that country. and the company is
jubilant ove the good fortune. This
Helen Rae mine is one Of the oldest
in New Mexico and has always beer
a paying proposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19
What the Y. M. c. A. Does for a Man

What the Y. M. c. A. Does for a Man.
The best thing the Young Mems
Christian association does is to give
a young man an opportunity to exer-
else his gifts. Growth comes from
exercise. This is as true in the spir-
itual as in the material world.
II gives to the young man who is
handicapped in life BY lack Of educa-
tion an opportunity for self-culture
aud thus qualifying and e%quipping him
for the unequal struggle Of life.
It Is a common meeting ground for
the mechanic and the clerk. the en-
ployer and the employe, and In SO far
has a tendency 70 break down the
class distinction that demagogues and
agitators are seeking continually to
create.
on account OF its diversified inter
ests II presents the largest range for
the exercise Of the different gifts Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19

The members OF the Woman's Re-
lief association in Albuquerque say
that, owing to the large number of
sick and penniless. the association
a give no more than temporary as
sistance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19

Now that Frank James admits that
he is past sixty isn't II almost time to
quit referring 10 him as one Of the
James 'boys9'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-19

According to the latest ultimatum
Of the national dressmakers' associa.
tion. hips are to be regarded as bad
form.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
DEN MARK.
Copenhagen.

Copies of the newspaper Haaloga-
which have reached the Danish gov
eminent have caused a sensation in
Danish official circles. They describe
the condition of the fishermen Of Fin
marken as bordering on destitution,
and assert that loyalty to Norway is
giving place to desire to try the gov
eminent of Russia, whose attitude to-
ward the fishing population is repre-
scented as benevolent. Danish politi-
clans regard this suggestion as exceed
ingly alarming, since they suspect that
Russia is endeavoring to spread the
notion that it entertains a special re-
gard for the inha bitants of the sea-
coast, in order to pave the way for
Russian occupation of an ice-free At
lantic port. Flnmarken's disloyal dem
onstrations are considered by the Dan
ish press, which calls on Norway to
adopt severe measures for their repres-
sion in the common interests of Scan
dinavia. 1t points out that sheer bar
barism prevails on the north coast Of
Russia, where the people are without
communication or schools and are de-
MED freedom of the press, speech and
association, and are buffeted from pill
, lar to post by local officials.
The rural high schools of Denmark
are her strength, says an exchange
Founded by Bishop Grundtvig more
than fifty years ago, these schools have
been the means of spreading general
and particular knowledge among the
small freehold farmers, the largest
class in Denmark, and the class which
has always been the backbone of the
nation politically The farmer is nat
urally an isolated being by reason of
his work, and has therefore had little
chance to enjoy educational blessings.
This fact has made Denmark little
nation in spite of the superior mental
quality of the people. The rural high
schools, out of which the cooperative
movement SO advanced now in Den
mark has really grown, have been of
incalculable value in spreading the
leaven of education, and in strength
ening in every way that class of small
farmers, tilling their own land and
making fair living at it, which can do
more than any other class to keep
economic conditions in nation
healthy and good.
A large delegation of Irish agricul-
tural students from Dublin are at
present making tour through the
dairy communities of Denmark to
study Danish dairy methods.
Professor A. Saabye, the celebrated
Danish sculptor, celebrated his 80th
birthday few days ago. The old
gentleman is still enjoying excellent
health. MARION S. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
NORWAY.
Christiania.

Says an American correspondent
anent the political situation in Nor
way: Political affairs are becoming
complicated in Norway. All the par
ties, except the socialists, are breaking
away from their traditional lines of
Cleavage, being along the different
methods of settling accounts with Swe-
den. The conservatives, or rights,
after opposing separate consuls, now
try to steal the liberal campaign thun-
der by demanding a reform which it
has opposed for generation The
growing strength of socialism and the
radical liberals is causing much ap-
prehension. The extension of the cleo
ton franchise will probably cause
some radical changes in the storthing.
Thus, Christiama alone will have over
10000 votes, most Of them those Of
workingmen with supposedly social
istic tendencies. The parliamentary
elections began last Monday and re-
suits are awaited with anxiety. The
downfall of the Blehr ministry seems
certain. Premier Flehr undertook to
defend his ministry in political adj
dress recently delivered at Hamar. He
admitted that the financial condition of
Norway appeared % be dubious, but