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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
HSoIR County Observer

Tracy Staats, Of Luckiamute. was
visitor In Dallas over Sunday.
County Commissioner Jane
Helmick, of Parker, was Dalla
visitor, Monday.
+. A. Stiles and family, who hav
been camping up the LaCreole 70
several weeks, returned to town Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Craven wen
to Dallas Sunday for a few days yisi
with Mr.. Craven's parents. .-CorvalliG
Gazette.
Everybody is eating "velvet cho
colate," the new and popular ice
cream dish at Brown & Shaw's con.
fectionery.
Miss frankie Smith, of Port Town
send, Wash, is visiting her aunt, Mrs,
A. J. Martin, and uncle, J. H, Mes,
in this city.
Charles McDevitt went up to his
mines in the Cascade mountains.
Wednesday. He will return home in
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Blessing, of
Sellwood, visited their parents in
Dallas this week, returning home
Wednesday morning.
Louis Gerlinger Jr, general mana
ger of the Dallas & Falls City rail-
road, spent Sunday at the home of
his parents in Portland.
r. M. Gatewood, of Portland, was
in town the first Of the week, buying
and contracting for this years hop
crop. He is contracting hops for 18c
per pound. Sheridan Sun.
Albert Meier, of Portland, was look
ing after his property interests in
Dallas the first of the week. Mr..
Meier is engaged in logging on
large scale down on the lower Colum-
bia.
Postmaster G. G. Coad and family
have joined the colony of campers up
the LaCreole, above the Hallock mill.
Mr.. Coad rides back and forth every
day on his wheel.
Mrs. Ell. E. Kozer and Mrs. Annie
Ayers arrived home from Newport
last week, and left on Saturday for
San Francisco to attend the G.. A. r.
encampment. They expect to return
in about ten days.
Frank Friedrich, who formerly
lived here, but who is now practicing
dentistry in Dallas, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Oregon City this
week. Before returning home he will
visit the Astoria regatta. Oregon City
cor. in Evening Telegram.
Mr.. James Murphy and Miss Eliza
Brown were married at the home of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Card, near Oak z
lale, last Sunday afternoon, at {
o'clock, Rev. A. A. Winter, pastor of S
lhe United Evangelical Church of t
Dallas, officiating. The wedding was |
luiet, only members of the families n
If the contracting parties being b
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy are
worthy people, and will begin their "
married life with the best wishes OF a s
lost of friends. {
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
Eor Sale.

$40 per acre-76 acres, two miles
from Dallas; 2 acres full-bearing
prunes, and 6 acres apples; 10 acres
hay all well fenced, with small house
and good barn.
Also acres, two miles from Dallas,
$40 per acre 20 acres at Falls City,
and a nice 5-room cottage at Newport,
for sale or exchange.
FOR RENT.
Small farm, railroad warehouse and
store building.
J. W. CRIDER,
Office Main Street between blocks.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
Notice Of the Meeting OF the Board
of Equalization.


Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 14th day Of September, 1908,
the Board Of Equalization will attend
at the office Of the County Clerk Of
Polk County, Oregon, and publicly
examine the assessment roll and cor
rect all errors in valuation, description
or qualities of lands, lots, or other
property, and it shall be the duty OF
persons interested to appear at the
time and place appointed, and if it
shall appearto such Board Of Equali-
zation that there are any lands, lots,
or other property assessed twice, or in
the name of a person or persons not
the owner thereof, or assessed under
or beyond its actual value, or any
lands, lots, or other property not
assessed, said Board shall make the
proper corrections.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 21st
day of August, 1908.
F. E. MYER,
Assessor for Polk County.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
Assessor for Polk County.
Found.

In the county road one mile from
Dallas, lady's shopping bag con
tanning numerous articles of value.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
Sheep To Lei.

Three hundred head extra good
sheep to let on shares. Apply to
w. E. CLARK,
Rickreall, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-21
% cURE a coLp IN one DAY

Take Laxative BromO Qulnine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money If 1t
falls to cure. 3. ". Groves signature
q On each box. asc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
YoIttii6es.

Der GonareB bat isine Gefttaasferien
beenott nno III felt Montaa lDieoer in
Sibuna.
Der erite piilis.G Gtnotsieirstdr. Dr.
6il. 1T gum 8eianbisli in Der 6hnei3
ernannt tooroen. \.
Banter Derrid BON glepelano ipirb
fpahrfheinlih Der republttaniide San.
oioat fur GouDtrntur bon Ohio.
Sobn 6. Zimmerman bon eprins-
iielo wirb iuabrihsinI,d Der rdhite
oemOiratiIh. GanOioat fiir @ouuerneur
pon Dbio.
llnier 6taats Departement priift
Golonbias bDbere Mnipriide fiir ben
panama.ganal uno Der baloige Mb-
fblub zines gertra9es gilt fir ,uabr-
|ibeinlib.
SrpB Der 3abl Der Nntitrilfs@eiebe,
Die lbon I'M Gongreile eingereidt mur.
ben. bari als iiber anaenommen lper-
ben, oab berielbe tein @eieb anninmt.
oas oen lrun=Raanaten niht genebm
lit.
| SIM Yunbesienat bat 2ooae BOZ,
MalIabuietts cine gia einsebradt. oer-
| adfolae Die Roblen56lle fiir Die 9alier
BON so Sasen aufaeboben lperoen ioa-
| ten. @r ertldrte, DaB bic Sobleiinotb
in Neuenalano 10 groB lei, oaB fpenn
|nidt iofortise 9iilie 9.bradt piiroe,
Diele 6abriten ben 8etrieb einiteQen
|mUBten.
Gos poItamt in SnoianOla. Mili,
muroe aelbloiien, iueil Die oortise Be
p6lterung iid weiaert. eine Heserin ols
ppltlnsilterin tpalteu su laiien. Wenn
Der Yrdlibent bemeiIsn mill, nie iebr
Iibm oas yoal Der Shmar5en am Ser
gen lieQt, luarun, beeliift er oenn nidt
audi elnige republitaniibe Stdote oes
Norbens nit farbisen YDltmeiitern.
gs lit iebenfalls merftpiiroia. OaB Der
Yrdlibent INNER nur oemDfratilhe
OrtIhaftsn Des Siioens begliift. ,uenn
er einem 9leser cine YonmeiIteritelle
eeben mill.
| Senator Maipn pm Sllinois bat els
net, GeieBentmurf eingereidt, Der oen
Itempprlren Yetrieb BON Goblellgruben
ppriiebt. Nad allaion's 0orlaae ioll
IDer Geleeelanlua.t isees Wlal. tpenn
Der getrieb zines Goblenbergperfs s,lr
Benodtbeiii9ung 0ts Yublitums einge=
liellt pirb. iib an einen Gidter oes
8unoesgerid!s tpenoen uno nm @rnen.
lnltnq zines @ermalters nunluhen.
Sold elm gsripalter ioI Damn ben sSe=
trieb bes bstrsfenoen yeramerts ueran=
1lahen unoSFo lan9e i'm 9lmte ,bleiben.
big oas 8eriht CUR Grfenntni gapmmt,
bah bas 0ifentlihe Snterelle BEN Betriet
Der betreHenosn Wine nidt ldnaer er.
/ heiiht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

syn iranspaol finb n6rolib BON Yre.
toria r,eue aroBe Oiananienfeloer ent.
cedt tuoroen.
Ser beutine Rrrnprina qeht auf 8e-
!uh aum Gar in p.tersbura nnb bort
|foa er nit elmer odniih.n prinseiiin 3u.
fammen tomnen, bic man ihm sur
Yraut beiimmt bot.
Sn benz ,piirtiembereiIhen Gtdbthetl
Hapensbura bat am friihen Morgen
oes Neuiabrstaaes Der eeilfestranf,
Mehanitr Grdn3 Doner in bs3edtem
3utanb feline Jralt nfo nrei Rinbsr er-
moroei unb iih bann aus einem fs.n-
iter aeltiirst uno blieb nit seridmetter.
tenn 5ddbel auf osm Srottcir liesen.
Der R6nia 8eora bon 6adI.n lit 10
tranf. oab man iein Nbleben itiinolih
leripartet. .>.
Wiebsr einmal tauAt bas@sriibt auf,
Sobaun Ortiz. Der grSbersos ssobann
Nepomuf Saloator. lei nod an, Qeben.
Der 2ebtaenannte leate befanntlih ieine
Iitel lno Wiirben ,,ieosr uno nahm
ben Namen 5obann QrtG an. gs galt
iua9enein als feltitsbeno. oaB Ortiz mi!
leiner @attin bel einem 6d)iffsuneliid
an Der characterization Suite oas
aeben einsebiibt babe.
Nm 2. Sanuar linb in einsm ihred.
lifben 5turme an Der GfieefiiIie bon
Ri9a SO Slider ertrunfen.
| Sic eneIiidoe Bsenaoigunes. Som.
lmiilion bat in Siioafrita 72l frieesae-
lri6tlihe urtbeile nabaepriift. Die
meilten 5trafen lino tpeientlih berab.
lgeiebt moroen, uno in uielen Gdllen bal
Ioie @onlmi!lion fofortise Greilaliuna
Iempfoblen. gBie bart Die uripriin9.
lliben llriheiIe mareE. eebt oaraus her.
Ipor. oaB BON "a Gdllen. in oenen ois
INangefla9ten urIpriinglid gum Sooe
luerurtbeilt morben lparen. Die ipfortia,
lbeninaunastoie gntlaiiun9 empfoblsr
liporoen lit. s
gei oem 8ranbe in elmer Gpblsn=
larube gu gahmut. in Der rulIiiher
grouins Setaterinslap. perIorcn 5e
Ndnner ibr 2ebeil. @lf Wdnner mur.
osn aerettet. lladoem iie go 5tunoen
In Der @rnbe suaebrabt hatteu, uno 81
sonlten erH fiinf Gage nad 9lusbrud
! ssss fe,iers aebOrgen tDerosn.
n w. I. u I X u
I N6nia gowaro BON gnalano lit in
Delbl gum Gailer bon Snoien prutla,
mirt tuoroen.
Die Rronprinseilin bon eadhien bai
beim plpltlidn yiuntius in Miin6er
oen Gheloealltrag geitelt.
Die 5snatorenDablen in Sranfreid
llino gu @unlt.n Der Ge9ieruna ausae
falleA. Sie &eaieruns bat Is Sip
i9etDpnnsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
Die 1tmrubem 1T Waroceo.

Sn Waroeep lift ipieoer einmal eine
NeDolution aasgebrohen uno oa per-
ihleoene eurupdiibe Md1te ibon ldng}t
Elm Qluse aif pas i'm 3erfall beeriffene
Geib aeritiet baben, 10 iperoen Die
oortigen 8orgdnae nit srobem sSilte=
reile perfolst. Die iebiae 3eoolution
iH 9e9en ben 5ultan eeridtet, uno al,
oer GpiBe oerlslben itebt elm preten=
tent, Der nab nidts @eringerem. ols
oes Serribaft iiber oa5 aanse Rei6
ltrsbt. gei Den f1ledten Yerbinoun=
gen uno ben eisentbiimliden Oerbdlt-
niHen in MarDcco tann man in Ye3ne
auf Die BelDeauna nod nibt tlar iebsn.
IS; 1T m6glih, oab bielelbe nur eine
Der iiblihen Hebolutionen 1T, tuie lie
jeoer Gultan sr betdnpfen aehabt bat;
es 1T aber autb m6glih, bah iie tiefer=
aeheuo uno weitgreiTenoer 1T uno oaR
iie tpirflih ar6here nmmdl5llnsen i'm
8efol9e baben tpiro. y9ab ben lebten
Nahrihten loa Die &eaierung fAlimme
Nieoerlaaen erlitten baben uno es iD1
eine aepiiie GeinbIeligteit i'm 0olle ss.
gen ben Sultan um iid sreifen. biz
|ihnl lei9t 9efdbrlid ipereen .fann.
Sbatiade 1T jeoenfals. bub iih De,
|iuHse Mann -er lit erf "a Sabre ali
burd allerlsi Reuerunssoeriude uni
allerlei nlooerne Qiebbabereien biel,
6elnoe i'm g0lte 9rOBsesogen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
Weateite Nabrid)te,t.

Sn SomerIet Qotel in @bicago ian,
oen am Sienitaa bier perionen bel
einem Yrauoe ibrsn Sob.
Gin Seitenltiid 81 Der yiobls-2lffaire
lin pittsburs ereianete iid in Snapata,
Ala. gtta @lorioge, Die 22idbrise
5ohter oss Gountp.Sberiffs. entflob
am Montas. ,pdbreno ibr Yater bon
Der 5taot abtpeieno mar nit spei @e.
fanaen.n. 2ouis Gurlsp. Der oes Mor.
oes ansetlaat lit, unb Mapburn Nur-
Tree, Der lpegen g6ebru9s perurtbeili
lporoen mar.
Bon &om fommt bic Na1ribt. baf
5erelita, Die 1obter 8aribalol's UNI
Satin Des italienil1en patrioten Gene.
raj Gan3o. am Wontag MOreen plob.
lid i'm gaprera aeltorben 1T. 5ie
bate @aribalOi in alen feinen Ram.
pasnen besleitet.
sSn Der baDeriihen Staot Gr.ilino
Bat cine Witttpe I'M Wahniinn ibrt
ldmmtliden fiinf RinDer ernoroet.
Sn Mabrio 1T am Montas Der fri.
b.re ipanilde Nremier 5agaita in
Hitter upn rs Sabren 9eiforben.
gme gorer Mrmee BON 10000
Mann ioll bereit lem. auf Yeting 81
maIhiren.
9eln @ebeimbienh-Maenten @eo. s.,
l6oIter aus Waibinaton 1T es aelungen
einer Talihmiinaerbanoe in Wilmina'
ION, 9el.. auf Die Spur 5ll fommer
unb iie aufbeben au lai1en. Die Der
bafteten lno Staliener.
syn Der Ndhe BON Gonnelspile, pa..
| limo Qepi Cider, elm 95 Sabre alte1
Manl, uno feline Jrall, bic in Bssei
i 9opnlbip iuobnen, bon mosfirten &du
bern 10 lanse in Der entieblihlfen Meii
lgequdlt iporoei1, bis lie lire 9aus
|Yaarlhnft, 1926, berausgaben. Di
IG1nrfsn bielten Der Grau Gihler Elm
]brennenoe 2anlpe 10 lange ullter Di
1GiiBe, bis bas 5Ieif1 berobfisl, uhl
ibann erit mar iie HI betpegen, anauee
ben. no bic 1925 in Nnttnoien psrbp.
39en mares.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

Gnglanb uno Dentinlnnb hatsn iid
asmeinidaftlih oabin entf&ieben. Die
YIOiooe ber Gdfen pon Benssuela auf-
ted,t 5uerbatten. pGbrtnO PIE Sniebs.
aeriAtsDsrbanolunsen i'm ganae Fnb.
Sn Gbicaao III in Der Nlant gum
Dienifaa cine gang. Gan,ilie an 2enht.
gas eritift. Die 2eihen lpurDen erif
am Wittaa aefunoen. Die Gpfer iino:
Nlbert Gintelitein uno ieine Trau gita.
50 Sabre oft; ibre l8 5abre alte IoN.
ter Mnnie unb Elm z Sabre alter giltei.
Seize JinielIfein. Der Gas6abnen mar
poll angeorebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
NHalaMa.


eyr 9iiileloorf wuroe eine Wnarhi.
fen-W n-Weriammlllna aeIprsnet unb cine
Mn3abl Mnar6iltenfilbrer perbaftet.
Sn Maceoonien baben tpieoer Gdm=
pfc alpif1en 5iirfen uno Yulsaren
ifattaeTunoen, bel ipslden Is 5iirten
umtamen.
s}n Berlin BOT Grnlt BON gDiloen-
bruh. Der befannte Dramatifer, cine
Doe Der0Hentliht, in iuelher er bas
oeutIde 2eiepublitum auHoloer ben
9ihter Nuoparo GiplirM au bDptotten.
Seinen 3orn bat bas @ebibt Rlplings
!. Die Goriaren"' sfrest, in ipelhsm Der
Didter Die Deutiden als .@otben uno
iAamlole 0unnen" ftnnsei6net.
aeutnant CBmann bonn 2. @rena=
biersMeainent go. 10l vGailer Mil-
belnl, G6nia bon preuBen", bat Iib in
Mante Carlo erihoIien. Ser iunge
talentDole Sfii3ier. Der als Moiutani
bein BesirtS= =Gommanoo I in Drasoeu
fommanoirt mar, bate bort biel Belr
perbrauUt uno fubr nnh Monte Garlo.
luno Derlor bort am 6pieItii6 ben Ref
isines @eloes in fabelbafter 8eidnin,
lbiefeit. Da er feillen Muspea nlebl
| lab, Sriff er sum RebDlDer,
| Sn Der Gtraftommer III Wiiraburs
murDe Elm 3agl0bner su is Wtolatel
@efdngniB berlirtbeilt, neil er III anae.
heiterienl 3uifanoe ertldrte. RaiIel
aDildslm Derbiene be Bsrebrunp. bi,
inn bas WOlI 5oqe, niht uno meroe Ii
ines SaseS ben 2nufpab er1altet,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
eiet! Wartct ttidbt
Or. Ruhns'
Wagnetic Noot Oil
hat 9aaticnOe citrirt.

Ga lift l1niinn ou1b nur einen Sag Gbmeraeu 81 er.
onlben. Sic Bepete nb ba. bab bnrd1 n,eine lplln'
DerbarsH pentittel pele paentem. ued|e anfaegebet
xor0en luaren auf iuuuberbore Wetie benz Grabe ent.
ti5eu mnroen. gDo Iebeissefdbrlic5e Gperationei
1olten ppreenpn,mem ipcrben. fpurhen bic Yatienten
III fnraer 3ett gebeilt AHeine 9ellmitfe friren III
Der Ebat BE meiiten peraleten ara,tfbeen pon Der
lDMr5el aus. mo- feline anbere Wtebi5n nehr bilft.
Ser GriDla lit lpunoernol BON bet 4Hinute 6eS Sc.
brautbS an. GS nernitbet NIT GROCER Sfntnigfetl
ole Standardization. GeIhpiilite, bic @ feftgeieBt
Iaben Mrto bic glutgetdBe gum gtoen 5ringe, 10 bab
bar patieut febr baib BON ben fDternben auaen erD
tuirb syerner beilt es atbma Musaebrnng, Gatarrb,
Gxippe Serafraufhet GbeunatiSmus. @idDt Nieren.
frunfbtiten, 9lajeniteiu. 8rigbtS Rraufhet MeuraI
gta, @pSpepie adb,nung. ScblagfluB, falenbe aranf
beit, maieriutbt. 3amurrboibert. sSranenitipdtbe,
unnbe u,l0 bIinbe Mu9en alte munben &rebS, Sc
fnmlIite salsIuk, sSledtsn 4eucorrhbo. 2ebensiued
.ld ole CDarieu.IrnbeI, Rrantbeten Der 2eber nne
SSeS mtaqcns. WnIaria, syeber. Senfteber luo @el6
Df Raciet $500. padete $500.
~ 6armcu Ctr, Gtepelanh, s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

K. t--tE
n sn Snoianapolis 1T auf Grunb
oef Muslaaen Rufus Gantrea's. bes
Nnfibrers 0er farbiaen 2eihenrdiibsr=
bapoe, beren 5baten Elm iolhes Muf-
ie1kn III ben gan5en Wer. Gtaaten ae-
maht haben. ST. Granf M. Mrigbt,
prDfeiipr ber Mnatonlie unb Gbab.
malfer am b0rtiaen gclectic Meoieal
Gcuege, auf Die gntla9e bin perhaftei
tp0roen, Elm 9beilbaber Der Hei1en,
roqbsN sNeri1p6rllng au fein.
S. g.. MorQan bat i'm Iibten
Sabre ourh 3rulfariinoun9en 81, ,0OO,.
i0M 0oaars uerbieni. llno bel bieiem
Stnrgen WeroieuRe inuB oer Mann nod
leitie Gan,ilie erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
9a9eSne,ti0teite,t.
B cs,ass..

Sm pernoKenen Sabre betruoen BIZ
Ginnahmen Der 6taats.Ranal,g goni.
milton aus pohten BON Ranalldnoe.
reien $50, 434.36 uno bic alusgabeu
SO. .908.82.
Die Wermnltunasrdib Der Ohio Re.
fOrm.2lnlialt IN Mmsiielo babsn Dem
@ouperneur ibren- Sabresbsribtsunter.
breitet. aus tpelhem erbellt. oaB biz
.gerpHeaunastolien iid per- Gopff auI
1882 .49 ifellten llno bic Beiainmtaus.
aaben oes ssniiituts iib auf $50. 500.
70 beliefen. s
Nls am DienItaa Worgen nm z ub,
Elm pailaaieraua Der y. & 8. Glen,
babn in Columbus anfam. nuroe, il
einen alten BOD einsemifelt, unb al
Der grelnieniianae inter Der hinteriisn
piatiorm ldnseno. elm gtesertino meib'
lihen Geihlehts sefunoer. Das Stint
NOR toot aber nod lparm.
ssSn 3ansspile ltarb Grau Marp Ro'
oerif. Die dlteite ginmobnerin, 9s
Sabr aft. an Altersidmdbe.
.Sn portsmoutb itarb als bas Is
Dpfer Der 8lattern 2cuilla Branbaln
tuelde. als iie Idon iebr lidtbare Sci.
hen Der Grantbeit trua. nod infer bi,
2eute 9egansen mar.
Rif 6elfrif ,puroe BON elmer 2orair
StroBenbabn=gar getootet, oils er lid
oas 8sleiie our S1laftsae ausseiud
bate.
gomarb 3ubn, ,pel1er bon grie
3D.. gum Reuiabrsfelt nah Greitln,
aefommen mar, bralbte bon ba bi
Ylattern nit unb psridisbene Samiler
III oenen er Ssluhe aenabt bate, lint
quarantlrt.
aulann.
Mm 81. Oesember fam nit oen
neuen Rabel, peld)es Snnolulu M,
San 6raueisco rerbinoet, bic erit
gDtihaft.
Sie 0erluIie. Die i'm Sabre 1902 il
ben Ser. Staaten uno @anaoa ourd
6euer perurlaht iporoeu iino, belauisi
| iih benz nSournal of @on,meree" su
folae aui sl49. .260, $50, aeaen sl64.
I347.450 in 1901 .ruap sl(i3, ,33e32 20
, i'm Sabre 1900. gDdbreno oes sSabre.
fanben 2400, 6euersbriinite ltntt, be
oensn Iib Der e6aosn auf ie mebr al.
$1,000 belief.
Sn, aanSen 2anoe ouBerbalb De
RObl:nreOiere berrlbt Goblennotb. 81
New OOrt tofen Weihfoblen a8. On
uno 0artfoblen $40 Die Sonne.
Sic uniteo States Steel go., oe
mein6in StablaSruit eenannt, beab
lihtiat. ibre Nrbeiter ar Ntipndre,
Der Corporation sll lfla6en. Sc
3wef lit elm ooppelter. bic Qrbeiter al
gen streif.Wertodunas1l bur feie,l mi
Die Mabt oes SruFs5lt befeitieen.
/ Sm GtaoteaMaine peroen Die Bro
! hibitions.Gelebe tpieoerum nit 9r0Bte
| Stren9e ourhBefiibrt.
/ syn einen Yerepert bel Minersoille
! pa.. fanben orei Serateuts bel eine
Dnnamit= @rplolion ibren SOB I'M
piele murben oerlebt.
! Bei einem Yabnunaliif in Nlabam
enta!eilte in Der Naht gum Montag eli
/ 3ua. Gin Wann murOe getDotet I'm
I27 perionen DerleBt.
Evening star., 1903-09-09
Why Not Learn English?

From the Saturday Evening Post.
1t is well to be able to read and speak
one or more foreign languages But in
the agitation for bringing about this
laudable culture" is it not being over
looked that a knowledge of ones native
tongue Is also well, is indeed more i'm
portant than knowledge even of French? ?
Not all of us will have French Wallets
or maids. Not all of us will need to read
German philosophy and history and science
that can't be got in translation. Not all
of US will sell goods to Spanish-speaking
peoples who have no money to buy goods
with and no need for goods. But all OF
us will have to read, write and speak the
English language. And how many of us
Will ever be able more than to read, write
and speak at 1t.
There never was such a language as
the English. especially since we Ameri-
cans have got at 1t with explorative and
inventive minds. To know how to pro
nounce its wonderful words, to under
stand exactly what they mean, to have a
large and well-selected stock Of them in
our neutrality-suspicious. Is a liberal. all-round
education, one that man or woman
could have without being justly noted
everywhere as person OF superior intelli-
gence.
Evening star., 1903-09-09

Capt Thomas Ryan, Adjt. William s. She'll
abarger, Maj. Thomas H. Sherwood, Capt
Henry s. Stevens, Maj. Adolph Won Haake,
Col. Carroll D. Wright and others.
The chairman was authorized to add
other names to the committee, and the
chairman. secretary and treasurer were ap-
pointed committee to confer with the
committees of the other societies which
will participate in the unwilling.
The program includes dedication of the
statue. address by the President of the
United States, Grafton by Col. David B.
Henderson. 10Th Iowa Infantry; remarks by
members of the Army Of the Potomac.
Army of the Cumberland and the Army Of
Ohio
Gen. Daniel E sickles will speak for the
Army of the Potomac at the dedication, and
Gen. John r. Brooks, president of the So
ciety. will respond at the banquet On the
evening of October 16 there will be joint
banquet of all the army societies.
The Army of the Potomac local commit
tee is as follows:
Chairman-Leut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
I'd Army Corps.
secretary-Gen. Llewellyn G. Estes Cav
airy Corps.
Assistant secretary-Capt. Albert B.
White, Cavalry Corps.
Treasurer-Gen. Ellis Spear, 5th Army
Corps.
Vice chairmen-Gen. William W. Dudley,
1st Corps; Gen. N. J. T. Dana, I'd Corps;
Gen. Joseph Dickinson, Sd Corps; Gen.
George D. Ruggles, 4th Corps; Gen. Ellis
spear, oth corps, Gen Jonn y. gilmore, otn
Corps; Gen. Van Hartness Bukey. sth
Corps; Gen. Orlando B. Wilcox, 9th Corps;
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, 10th Corps; Gen.
E. Whittelsey, 11th Corps; Gen. Ezra A.
Carman. 18th Corps: Gen. Cecil Clay, 18th
Corps: Col Carroll d. Wright. 18th Corps;
Gen. w. Cooper Talley, 22d Corps: Gen.
William Birney, 2oth Corps; Gen. Wesley
Merritt, Cavalry Corps: Gen. Horatio G.
Gibson, Artillery Corps; Gen. George l..
Gillespie, Engineer Corps: Gen. Samuel B.
Holabird, Staff Corps; Gen. Ira c. Abbott,
McDowell's Corps; Admiral John Russell
Bartlett navy.
Executive committee-Joseph W. Kirkley
and Col. R. G. Rutherford. 1st Corps; ;>Adju-
tant William 8. Shallenbarger and Major
M. E. Urell, I'd Corps: Capt. Charles c. Cole
and Major A. H. G. Richardson, Sd Corps;
Capt. John J. Glover and George H Slay-
Col. George A. woodward, 9Th Corps; Capt
Horace Jacobs and DR.. Charles v. Petteys.
9th Corps; Capt Bernard T. Janney and
Capt. Thomas H. Mckee, Sth Corps; Capt
Charles A. Clark and A. s. Perham, 9th
Corps; Gen. George w. Baird and Major
Carson and Capt. Abraham Hart, 11th
Corps; Lieut.. George G. Cornish and Dr.
Lawrence Wilson, 18th Corps; Major Ed
mond MalIet and Capt. William S. Stanley
18th Corps; Major William P. Huxford and
Major Charles F. Larrabee, 10Th Corps; NJ
A. Dillon and Amos Hadley, pod Corps;
Major George c. Potwin and Gen. Daniel
D. Wheeler, 25th Corps; ]. B. Agate and
Major H. D. Norton, McDowelrs Corps;
Gen. George A Forsyth and Gen. e. w.
Whitaker. Cavalry Corps; Gen. Wallace F.
Randolph and Capt. L. r. Smith, Artillery
YOungs Engineer Corps: Gen. George W.
Ballock and Gen. George Bell, general staff;
Paymaster Frank w. Hackett and Ensign
William M. Michael, navy.