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SCHOOIBOYS IN LIVELY GAMES.
Public soa.=s, 0 Of Bronx Wins Exciting
Relay Race.


Public School ?, Of isSth street and Madison
tvenue held its annual track and neld gam -
yesterday, and a program Of thirteen events
made plenty Of sport for hundreds Of boys
OF the upper East Side. The sports took
place at Olympic Field and big crowd was
present, made up chisny Of the sisters. brothers
and relatives Of the contestants, The best
contest OF the meet vas the half mile relay
for elem entAry schools, and there was sharp
battle between Pubic schools Of The Bron Z
and "a and % OF Manhattan, but The Bronx
10 dead heat. In the 40 yard hurdle heyer
Of Public school 80 won, but was disqualified
Tor running underneath one OF the hurdles.
90 Yard Hun, confined 70 Public School "A
EE Sso q GS,- \ t"9as J Blum second l.
81 Y.rddi Kun G,,roLv,oS nv n II. Hands Public
school *; q =, BUM Pubic SeSoo a, ssoS SsaG
o Rodriguez Puzzle School -, bird. Tine, IL
70 Yard Run. connnsd " school 1,--won By o.
Neyens , J Bennett, second; H. Wsnmark. third.
100 Ysrd Bu5, opsn Won By T. Wright. Public
/ Rub. Public school Is, THIRD. Time II ~
100 Yard Run, Confined 70 Public School 1t-.won
'hrd. Time n a-S Sec ds
. 20 Yard Run. Handicap, confined 70 Public
y.H ysSs, % ..saad V tsaSpOt s Ssrd s.
lhird Time, p secop~s
,y Ia sSa 81 S s. Polio 9Bfs s e SG0'
Class b L. With 7 81, VAR. J, Taylor Z. De Luna
tnd X. Atwood Puhlic school -, Class z second
VITA J. Pinch, ~ HING. y. Oonnor and z. Board:
LuRiic School -, Gas 5 Is 2 third. with y. Lynch,
u Draper. ! Pfsd an T. Fshet Tine. minute
% Yard Run-Conh ed 10 Public schools 81, 80
no ln-R Atwood aud z. DE Luna, Public school
~ We Tor inst and second j. SchhtfcF, Public
Nehool -, third. Tine, seconds,
. ~ Yard Run, Open Won BY J. Su1ret, Public
Ehnoi } brooklyn. o.. OutwateT, Public school
81 Manhattan, seoon d; n. Barrett, Public School
y bronN, third. Tine, IS teoonds.
mt class Relay, Al Yardt--Conhned 70 School
Won by Class b 2. with N, Biscoe, A. Nat
news, j. Beatty and =. HhuEhey Class 6n a. second,
I'm n. Molenberg London, X. HortoWttI and
SteWGt, Class : o. 3, third, with a. Freedman,
Loewli, j. Lew and y, TolnAeh. Tins, minutes
20 Yard Hurdlr Open-won By J. Bonser
PUBLIC School 50, Manhattan: n. Young Public
ehoo!, - Manhattan. second, J. Robinson Public
Hchool -, Manhattan. third Tine, ~ - seconds,
- 0 Ward Relay, Weight Limited 10 % Pounds
Ven by Public SchooI %, Manhattan, with Eafl
lenroohe j. Beitler, 4. Schwartz and J. harghall,
hlblo SCHOOL "a. MAnhattan. second, with z.
tletnpssy, n. SchuNrt1. W. Harvey and A. Browne;
snole school 10. Manhattan third, Tine, minute
- Han Nile Relay memsntAry Schooh-won By
buRlo School ., Bronx, witt z. Rudd. W, SchwartG,
X Alofneaa and W. Lawior; Public School -. MAJ
hei.aA eompQsed o. q Red, 2, Eugeharl. u. Gold ,
- ene I hoseubsu eud Puhnc School -. com .
gee q J. Blum, u stsTk, ", pooneL AID II.
rs tecCndt.
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LoCoMpBlLE.

gsncy Case Company OF Utica, y Y, and as means
Of first old 70 the injured they can't be beaten
The oascs are OF metal, air tight and contain even
thing necessary Tor the permanent treatment OF
simple injuries and for the temporary treatment
how 70 proceed In case 81 accident. There are
that thew can be found Instantly. Toe cost IA only
81. AMI hey ought TO md place In even auto
mobile equipment.
Among the automobile concerns recently started
the New York Transportation COMPANY y worthy
OF msntion. They have taken lease on toe build -
ing tt1 West Fy sixth street and are doing rem
Ing and storing business on thoroughly Up 70 cate
business lines. In their renting dtpertmsnl mssI
have some nne cars, which incluue iN2 BONA,
Fords and White steamers, HnI ne rcntal charges
are Consistent with m1dcrA'" ms. % as c1penhft
Joseph TroHell. the secrttA-l aud general manager
OF the com pany was until recently general sales
MANAGE OF a. American De Dlttftch Automobile
Company watre 90 cstabutn"d quite areputauon.
Asa result ,f bis trin W PiitshurV lesl week
All his wonderful climb OF Serpentine hil, which
"A considered the hardest teet Tor motor cars IN ne
F,ty. n n Owen Eales manager tot me heo MOTOR
Car Dom pany. quickly established an agency for
ths n p Ods pipduct with King LAumsr Ilree
cadoada Of ears y re sent Into town on we prtt
order and there Il nov hardly big city Shich does
not have q REQ agency. Az motor car Snthun,asla
an awaiting zoe arrivAl a. he new Reo BIG Wiki
Win b. . ~ hQrne lpoWtl machine supplied VII
tve enrinea such a. arc htied q teurag cafe y
VII lnake ~ NM appearance ~ ne eetfa fefa
~ : : .isT 81 vith Dsn Hurrh ., ne dTiref'
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Warrington boy wins In Princeton Inter
scholastic Tennis Tourney.

PEINcIToN. May iS-Ths intersoholAStio
lawn tennis tournament held on tho univer-
sfy court to-day. was won by player from
the Western High school Of Washington.
The final match Was between Hewitt OF the
Princeton Preparatory School and Gordon
Of the Western High School. Gordon won in
a hno match. a.. Ia. "a. As the winner
Of the Princeton interseholsstio champion
ship, Gordon received . silver loving cup.
IN the semi-hnAls, Gordon beat Partridge
winner Of this years Yale intersoholasue
Frta Round-Tobey. LAwrenoevile, defeated
Tomkinson, Newark, ~, 50, % Bond. Law
rs, SO Hewitt Phnceton Preparatory, de-
feGtsd Sands 81. %, SO: Hughes, Lawrence
vile, defeated Once, Prinosien Ptesp "a. i9-s
IL, 81, "a. PArtndEe, ST. Paul. defeated Atkins
Rand Collegiate, 10 "a, 80. AAgoun Newark,
won by drltulE Gordon, Western High. defeated
Mehe, 81 Paul. Is 0-i,
0-s, hewitt defeated Hughes, 81. e-i; Partridge
defeated lIobbe, 81, Is Gordon defeated Ma
Ssni.nnil Round-Hewit defeated Tobsy, s-S,
"a, Gordon deteated Partrdge, $500.
FinL Round-0ordon defeated Hewitt -,
Id a.
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than 100 pounds The result Of this challenge is
awaited with interest and the viii In ell prob
ability take place AZ the opening OF the Morri
Park motor racing track on May %.
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wesleyan Athletes Win Prom New York
UniverSity Team.

MIppLErovS. Conn, May ls.-The New
York Universit - Wesleyan dual track meet
held on Andrus field to-day was won by Wes-
leyan after . hard fought and splendid con-
test -Four WesleyGp records were broken.
three By Dearborn in the shot put, discus and
hammer throw, and one by Martin IN the
ouerteT mile The pole vault wes the deold-
Ing event OF the meet, Before ttlthe score
stood s. 70 55 IN favor 81 New loIk diversity
The point sore was NesleyAh' w. NJ" iViA
OnlFcrdity, 90 -
40 YARD Hurd1es-Won BY sullivan, y. Y. o.
street, n, Y, u, second, Tine ~ ssconeA,
40 Yard Run-Won BY baudermAn, N. Y, VI
shaw. Wesleyan, second; Smith. Wesleyan. third
Time 2 minutes 8 seconds, 49,.
100 Yard DAsh-Won BY Tohaor, n Y ": MsCor-
mick, Wesleyan. Second Time n. ~ seeenot;
Two ME Run-Won BY Benson. Wedeyan smith.
NY, u secood: PERKINS. wesleyan, third. Tine.
10 minutes 10 rs seconds
40 yard Hurdies-Won BY Martin, WESLEYAN
gesT Wa IsS8nS 81 rpn %S ~ ISoo
mick. Wesleyan, second, Time, . . seconds
one Nue. Run-won by Gray, Wesel Al; BandsI-
ma ma 3 minute; - Is seconds.
go yard Danh-Won nv Martin. Wesleyan; War
ford N. y. u. second; Mccormick, Wesleyan.
u' 99iuns -" Sixteen Pound shot-won BY Reilly.
r. y o. third. Distance . feet % inches.
TsroSS, sy re r .eSoSs 9aRSSS y q.
mid DISTANCE, ia feet inches.
ThroVtnG sixteen Pound hAmmeF,-Won ~
EoTtS' wesleyan third Dlsisnes. ~ tsst lnshes.
Slrdsm. EedsyAFf second! ohafa, N. Y. u. third.
p Hias syiu ~ b. Med weSsysn, psOur.
n " q. Sscond; LourT, n. Y. T., third Height
20 os vsuls-wos b Eyaes. .wssyss; Es,shsn
3 ieet inches.
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NOTES OF THE TRADE.

what's GOING On IN Automobile OrOles.
Percy ?. McEArEsi driver Of old STEADY, one
Of the oldsmobue runAbouts making the trip across
the continent IL a member OF the Buffalo Auto.
mobile Club American Automobile Association
and American Motor League. He hut interested
himself In automobtnE 10 March, ioot when he
promoted the Rochester Automobile SohW on
May - he started from New York IN a small TOUR
ing ear for ST. Louis writing up the roads and hotel
accommodations between the two cities and com q
plllng a road book that was used BY the Amen.
can Automobile Association Ia their endurance
nun % last summer. Dwight A. Huss, driver Of
Old Scout the other -Olds- making the trip, hGs
been Identified with the racing game for several
ye1rs, having dTiven the oldsnobns raosru during
two SEASONS. He also drove the "Olds- oar IN ne
English reliability tnAla Of ioos.
Quite z treat deal OF interest Wa aroused By The
easy victory Of the Royal Tourist IN the Bngh ION
Handicap on May a. Chades H. Duert kneW all
along that he had a rood oHr-A good many other
people are waxing up 20 that fact nov. Dusrr 10
nov going a step further and Issues . sweeping
chAllAugs 70 any American made regular sIoch
touring car 70 meet the noyd Just A. abe IL cold
20 ne publio, under the following conditions Tne
ears are 70 clinb For Lee hin and immediately
hfter proceed 70 me Mouta Ptgk motor race traek
and compete for two Hlies Wiihout any ehunrou
being made % We ogulpmont OF TIE .machinaa
Hve persona are " be aboard, Weghiie ~ les
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PACKARD MODEL L. "a ~ h. p, four cyl
Under. motor In front bevel gear drive car. seat;
ing I'VE persons bought new August %, 1904, and
driven carefully during the winter was thoroughly
overhAuled. repAinted and revarnlshed ~ the
makers: car 70 day IA In absolutely perfect con
duon, 10 fast strong, reliable and better car
than when new tires comparatively unused; pes
Acetylene lamps and many accessories; price
8. 900 2. 4. hATTESON, 2i7 Union o., Provi-
dence. Y. 1
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UIT1IGIITI11 Al Your Own Prices

Owners {. folio wing car want IN hEDlATE Nash
Cadillac a Tonneau. $3.50 Model -B- cadillac
$50; Your Winton Touring Cars. $50 tsSo tlSo snC
$50. Pour Peerless Touring Cars, $40, 49, N5O
$50: New q. 500. four cylinder Pope Robinson
d, 500 Queen, sixteen horse Touring CAT tIso Si1
neau two cylinders. t490; oldsmobne Touring Car
500. sesrohmont, late model $50 FTAnkln Ton
neau, $3.50; -Four cylinder Pope. 80 Emore Doc
Lot Of RunAbOuts ELECTRlCS, STEAMERS, etc
80 Automobiles 10 select from on the Premises
tR-Thr6e hours, each entire city block long
jImmed fun Of BARGAINS. DEMONSTRATIONS
TiIIII'S AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
II Park Place. through 10 IL Murray,
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A. general rule - oa.e Of eccldeat tlsfe ia
nothing AZ hand 70 g,vs rsiisf Thh applies par
VculariY 70 autoulob tn9ts IN gcnernl, With the
many ways b which they are Injured bvcn n
there d aomethlng a hand, a. riie n n not ca
iusi snch Instances, To- nosi useful little casea
art being turned o. by The tnlted Saips Ep,at-
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HollAndsr and TtnCSmGn report an unprooe-
dentsd rush OF business. During the past ten days
ihsy have cold sixteen ipoS Flats. Among the puT-
chAseu were Miss A. D. JennlnEs sister OF OnveT
Gould Jennings; II. b. Luce president Of the Aoker.
Msuan a Condit Co.. both Of whom pureh Ased
A-S7 horsepower touring chu: ogden n. Bishop.
a 1870 ho ne power Arthur b. HsintI, OF copper
fame. 2t-n horse power and 7. l. Newell. .
similar machine.
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The rivalry between the American and foreign
cau hAs eliminated In q match race between two
Of the most prominent makes. |. ". England OF
the American PeuEeot Automobile Company has
challenged n. A. Green OF the Looomobne Company
70 q match race 70 be held ~ one Of the tracks
near New York In June. Ithlkely that the Peugeot
car 10 Be used VII be . l-oo horts-poVer and the
Loco a SOS horsepower machine. The match
will probably b the best two out Of three ave mile
heAta
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Streif beainnt.

Der srOBe allsemeine Streif in Rubs
lamb bat besOnnsu. Sn MOsfau ru9en
alle @eifGfte, unb Der 8etricb Der per.
i6ieOeneu SnbuitrieSweise lit uOllitdnbis
sinseitellt worOen. slrbeiterfiibrer err
fldren iieses9ewiB, baB Die Hesieruns
unterliesen wirO unO unterliesen muB,
neil iie non Der susbebnuns Oes
Streits abiclut feline abnnn9 gu baben
i6eint. Das Sauptuu9enmert Der
Streifsr III jest uuf bic slrmee seri6tet ;
muhenoie3ruppen nit linen semeiniame
Sa6e. Ounn lit Der Sampf sewOnnen,
bleiben OieIe ibrer SABINE unb ibrem
S6mur treu, bann wlro Der Sampi
iid wabrideinlid in bic Sduse Sieben
uno piele Spfer forOern.
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Sbpnts in 6cfabr.

Son promincnten 0tepublifanern
wurOe in 8aibinstOn bebauptet. Dap
Der YreBasent, SiitOrifer uno Setretdr
Der Ianama Condemnation, Sulepb
u. Siibop, nidt Der einSi9e Seamte Der
SsbOrOe lit, uuf Oelien SturS einfluBs
rsi6e WtltslicOer Oes Gon9reiieS eS ab'
9eiebeu baben. Wtan mill aud ben
PrGiiOsnten Der Gommiiiion, 2beOoOre
Sbouts. gum Giiftritt Swin9en, wenn
sr ii6 niAt buiu ueritebt, ieine WfetbO'
ben in Der Serwaltuns Der 9analanses
lesenbeitcn gu GnOeru. Wtan bcjweifeIt
nidt i'm serinsiten ieine 6abi9teiten.
9laubt aber, oaB er in alien leinen
glmtsbanOluu9en Al iebr Den ei9ens
md9tissu @ilenbubn: Yrdiioenten unO
Su wenis Den unoercn 8ebOrOen uerant'
pOrtli6en 6esierun9sbeamten berauss
tsbrt. Sein 8enebmen Dem Sonsreb
sesenTbsr unO uisle leiner fir bic Ganal'
gone sstrOffenen Serfii9unSen baben
uiete Mitslieoer Oss @onsrelies ni9t be-
frieoi9t.
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Sritifd,c SaftlcTefeitcn.

Sine Wtittbeiluns aus Gabi, lautet
oabin, OaB in jenen @ewdiern fir
slpril, Die uOrausiidtlide 3eit oes
S6tulies Der Wiarroffo Gonieren3.
elm N vWianOper" Der britilden Wiittels
meers, Sanals unO sltlantii6en Sc.
i6waoer seplant werOe. Die 9lntiin.
Oi9uus elmer oerartisen SlottenOsmOn,
itratiOu uupsit WtarOftO's crregt in
Berlin nidt 9erin9es 9luiieben. Ginit.
weilen ipridt man nur uon rbritii6en
Gattloii9feiten". IS beiBt iibrissns, oab
bic Gonferens uorausiidtli6 Oesbulb in
WtaOriO itattfinoen merOe, neil Der ame.
rifaniihe SOtidafter S8bite in 9iom
nno Der @eIanbte @nmmere in Wtas
rOfto anger Stanoe waren, in 9ll9c.
ciras fir ii6 uuo ibre Sesleiter puHen.
bes Suartier Su beidafieu.S q -
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NiAt fameraSfeb aftliA.

l[@apt. SepiOn unO anberc SffiSiere
osS britiiben Dampfsrs slrranmOre", :,
Der mad elmer 9efdbrliben 0teiie aus
antwerpsn I'M Saieu uOn Bolton ein'
trai, iino iebr empOrt oariiber, OaB ein
fran;Oiii6er Dumpfer, oeiien 9iame
ibrer 9Inli6t nah pSOroeaur" mar, ii6
weiserts, ibuen am Z. DeSember SiIie
;u leilten. als oil SOro ibres ShiffeS
6euer uussebrO6eu mar uno iie oem
franSOiiiden Dampfer, Der li6 in uHs
mittslbarsr yidbe befuuO, 0iOtbii8nale
sabsn, Die pom bieiem nur bic @rs
wieOeruns bradten, OaB iie uerltanoen
wOrOen ieien. 3wei Gage lang Wiitbete
Ous 6euer erit am 8. Oesember selan9
es ben Matroien mad fait iibermeni4'
li6en slnltren9un9en, oem meiteren
llmiidgreiien Der 6lammen Ginbalt in
tbun uno oas S9ifi Su retten.
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Heaiffe RS Na6ribt.
an aas 9ssaiorsn, Gutitprsu unb aubrt into.
rtiirts psripun.

an ans 9tsaiprsu, Gutitprsn unb aubus into.
rtilris psripusn.
RaGri6t pirb bisrmit ptatbtu, eab bic mad
bsuarnteu psrlpusn ibrt Htbuunssn tinettra
ssn babsu In hem amtt pts 8ssiftrs CUR prh
funa rpn 5tlfdmenieu uup GItbsilung ppn Ne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In uno fur eaS COUNTY
9adapanua, tae bsidsis abminilrdtprtn, Gre.
iutcrsn unb gorminpu ibn Rshnunatn In
esm amtt bts Jitaiftrs btalitsn babtn unt
ca6 eitirlbtn BEN Waiisn.8ul6tt bee btlastsn
Counties jur SsfGiisuus pcrsslsst pGesu am
RUutde, bn s. 9duuar 1906, nm 10 llbr
gprmittdas. i'm @ri6isssbGurs.
1. everett Wautn unp 3bsceCrt -. Wplfr.
iibsrltbtnot 9rsruiprtn unb SbaBmsiftr ttr
SiuitrlalItu6aft hts ptf. 3. 3. 5brOup. (A@is
iGbrIbs 9ertbsiIuuss abrtbuung.)
2 Sobn .. @rGtI une W.& gBsi&tl, Gre
rutpuu etr SinieIaisufbaft bee Drrif. phillip
0siasl. (Grft uue tbtilptiis abu&nuns)
3. 8. 9. aIpOrtb, Gr,euiOr prpinttrIaiftu-
Itaft bss puh Sias 9. palmsr. (Grffs uns
sneaiIhee abrtbnuus)
4. 8. 3. &prrOran, Grrutor bnpinttrlaiIsn-
Itaft etr puf. Narp :. Roputp. (Grfr uue
tnegiiltias Abrehnuns.)
S Oscar Strdub. grrutor bn SinttrIaITtn.
Itaft btr psrt. AIbntiut 8GbrIins. (Grlfs,
encaiiiige unb Be tbeilungs Abt6nung.)
6. Scbu McsPii, ahminiitraiUr esr Siutu.
IaIIsnIdaft ets prif WihatI Wegiiif. (Grfs
uup snpaiiltist Nbrtbnuna.)
Z. RihasI u 5aplpr, apmtuiiirator bsrpin.
t,rIaIIsnItaft pss ptrif 5bOmls .. 5nylCr
(GrItt unp suogiltst Nbubuuug)
8. Sobn Tratt, NbminilfrotUr bsr Siutsr.
lalT.nIhaft ets prf. Uiaiam Draft. (SrfI
uub ibtiltpsif abrsbuung)
8. auua Gliiabslb 3uratb, Nominilratcrir
bn SintsrIaItnitaft tss ptrf. 9Cbu Sbaftr
(3ntiit tptilptiIt Abrrhnune.)
10. 9pbn 3. SrCapbtnt, ApminilhatcI {. !. a
bu SinttrIalTsnIhaft bts pnif. Sipntp 9rcae
bent. (Glltr uup tnpaiiiies abrttnuns)
II. Scbu M. DUuebtr, apminiitratpr etE
Siutsra1eufbaft br prf. Della 3cpIaH.
(GrIis une snesiiltist Abuhnuns)
t2. gBiaiam U G,ilrOp. gOrmunb btr Wary
@iIrpy 0tBi Gaplty) minttridbrists 4inp osl
prf. Stlia 6'ilrOy. (Srfr une snbsiilhss ab'
Ttbnunp.)
IS. Gtorss 3. Srmpn, gOrmunb bn Saisl
Raria gpbsstr, niinetrjSbrists 8iub etf
psrf. Stnrv s. 9Dbs'lsr. (STft unS snbshItis'
Abubnuus.)
.Robtrt @. ALLEN,
50,4 StsifT.
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Sie moberne Giienmaaren=
Sanblun9.
NralemtirteQer
als SSeibnacbts: 6eicbene
finc iebr niitlicb.

DitsIttu fSunsn bsnuSt iprbtn fur 8artttt,
Prob, pis gum isrUtrsu her Spttitn, fs babtn
pisltrlsi Ystimmunasu i'm Sausbalt.
0tnn Sis stpas 1rinss babsn ppasn. 10 tras
atn Gle nab ttm impcrtirisn 9enti9en
,,SraB." ."-Gir Mittt bisir arass II aus
5bpn gsmnbt unp NIT Slumtn ttmalt, pc
Ecmmsn in runesr uub pUoltr 8crm.
Die Preiie bon SOC. bic $500.
Nidel irnps - Ruuo, ppal uub piusdtG
siulet lnp sstristtut @rbsit ptr AUD graptrt
anbne nb tinfah une NIT ptrltnfprmtar cbtr
tinfa&sr Sanis. grsiie bon SOC. bic $500.
Supanii6e 5ibre SraDs-sinfa4 usr be-
fcrirt, runb unb OPAL
prriie bon $3.50 bio $500.
9raBs jum @armbalten bon 6ridirr,-
Ruprr Upsr Nide pnttirt, rinfats ppsr psrltn-
fSrmiss aauis. Preiie bon $1.00 bis $500.
Der Bes fir CUTE Gualitdten fiibrt
oirett iu unierm YaOeu.
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Jnternaticnafcs Bureau Der Sc;ia=
liiten srldst einen Slufruf.

liiten erldet einen Stufruf.
.EOas internutionate io;ialiitii4e 8u.
reau bat oil Die SoSialiiten Der sunSsn
98elt baS iolsenOe Wtuniieit erlaIen :
Die ReuolutiOn in EuBlano 1T aus
Oem Staoium Der Grwartuns in Oas Der
gSirtli6teit iiber9c9au9en, une in oielem
Sampf iollte Oas ruiiiibe RrOletariat
bic moraliide unb materelle Inter.
itiisun9 leiner 8riiOer in Der sanien
g9elt baben. llnlere Sameraoen in
ben Yereinisten Staten eriu6en Sas
internatiouale Bureau, Die init ibm in
SerbinOun9 itebenOen Srganilationen
auiIuiorberu, ben %. Sanuar in pal'
lenOer uno einOrudspoller Weiie Sn
feiern. Die 2lrbeiter Ser san;sn gSelt
weroen iid nod OeS Samples erins
neru, Den bas ruiiiiae Yrolctariat Su
beiteben bate ; es er9ebt besbalb an
ale 9lrbeiter. SrsaniiatiOneu Der Welt
Die slufiOroeruns, am %. Sanuar Ssrs
iammlunsen ab;ubalten uno in oielen
Yeriammlunssn Der WtdrtDrer in &uBs
LAMB gu seornteu, Die ibr Slut fir Die
beilise Sa6e Der Srabeit OeS inter
oriidtsu YOlts ueriprieten. 9lub iOll'
ten al oisicm benfwiiroi9en Gage Sei'
trdSs ssiammelt werOen. Oamit biejenis
gen untsritiist weroen fOunen, wel6e
Den Sampf fir Die Sreibeit fiibrsn.
0tieber nit Der 9lutotratie u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
6cnerdl BON Srptbd mub dusflbrs
lid Scrid1t critattcn.

@enerallentnant pom 3rotba, Der
friibere SOditcommauoireuSe Der Srup'
pen in OeutI6 Siibweitafrita, wuroe
pon Suiicr 98itbelm in lGnserer 9luoienS
empfansen unO muBte oem Wionar6en
iiber Die SituatiOn in Oeutl6: Siios
weitafrifa, rie cine bulbise Serubi9un9
bes yaupes nuumebr nit Seltimmtbeit
srboiien ldBt, eritOpfeuO Seri6t er.
itutten. Die 3ubl Der Spfer bes 9tuf'
ituuOss lit jeet umtlib feit9eitelt wor'
ben. GinidlieBtiA Der ermOrOeten
Sarmer iorberte Die 9febelliOn in
Oenti6, SiiOweitafrita uOn ben SSei.
ben 11O9 5oote unb 666 8erwunoete (;
uuberSem muBten pom ben 3rnppen
eintauienO Wiann alS traut in Die 9ets
mutb ;uriid sei6idt werben.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-05-11
Men and NOnen.

The United States Census Bureau re
ports show that in America there are
1,G3S,3321 more males than females, but
Notwithstanding the large excess Of
males there is an excess of women. as
q rule, in American cities. Fifty-three
per cent of the population of Wash
ington city are female, due perhaps
to the many women employed in gov
eminent departments. Of the pOpula-
ton Of Massachusetts nearly % per
cent are females, while III Rhode ISL
and the percentage is but a trif1e small
er. Sparsely settled regions are not
favorable to female population, While
the densely settled make. in that re-
spect, an adverse shOWing.-Sycacuse
Telegram.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-05-11

ness, faintness, lassitude, excitability,
irritability, nervousness, sleepless-
ness, melancholy, "all-gone" and
"want-to- be-left-alone' feelings, blues
and hopelessness, they should remem-
Der there is one tried and true remedy.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound at once removes such troubles.
No other female medicine in the
world mas received such widespread
and unqualified endorsement. No other
medicine has such record of cures Of
female troubles.
The needless suffering of women from
diseases peculiar to their sex is terrible
to see. The money which they pay to
doctors who do not help them is an
enormous waste. The pain is cured
and the money is saved by Lydia E.
PinkhaIn's Vegetable Compound. Elk
perience has proved this.
1t is well for women who are i'll to
write Mrs Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass
In her great experience, which covers
many years. she has probably had to
deal with dozens of eases just like
yours. Her advice is free and conf
Dental.
,n-,ud G.,cnonIc Mhnra Nfbnse Co;s
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-05-11
500 Reward, 500,

The readers of this paper Will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all its
stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting nature
IN doing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in It's curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list Of Testimonials.
Address. +. j. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halrs Family Pills are the best.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-05-11

A new term was heard the other
day. An old lady and her two daugh-
tiers came into a millinery store. The
young women wore mourning hats.
The old woman said to the clerks: l
want mourning hat, for l am in
mourning. But my datter here" indi-
eating, lis a wilder Of two years
standing. and she is in light distress.
Give her a hat with blue feathers on
it''-ChicaCO News
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-05-11
The Difference.

Little Rodney-Papa what is the diff
ference between climate and weather?
Mr.. Wayout (of Dismalhurst-on-th the
Blink)-Climate, my son, is what a To-
cality has when You are buying a home
there, and weather is what it has after
ward-Puck