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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Tricoc %rrnGBrt, llnfrirbc ucr5cbrt,

0rouorbeitcr bcreit, cinen (hciI ib'
rer 6orhcrunqen iolcn 81 lnllcn.
- alcincrc Nrolcrcicn iollen
nid)t 81 leioeu ben,-9roucrci
bciibcr ocs gon5cn Canoes acacn
ie0c Notwithstanding aeriiitet.
@citern ionbcn 3rpci mid)tigc Ser
ionmIlngcn Der o0r%oltarbettcr.
Union" unb ser oNicrouaiobrcr-
Union" i'm n2o6or 9pccum" an Der
Sit.@oltimore. Strobc itott. Sl Oen.
lcIbcn iuuroe Scr Vcridt OcS Gonlt.
ties mtterbreitet, meIheS ant Gam.
'tog Nofmittog nit cincm Gonllte
Der Vrollercibeiibcr Conicrirtc. 9tc
beiOen l%tnionen bottcn IGlAcrc 9e-
botten iiber Den geridt, morollf lie
Dem Gonlite meiterc (Snitruftioncn
goben. l(cber oieie &litruftioncn
mollte iih boS Gomitc niht ou9loi.
Ien, nit Dem 9eoeutcu. BOP c3 better
lei, %ob3ltiuorten, mas Die Nrolrcrei'
better oa5u iogen. Gic 5lueite Con.
leren5 iinoet b%etonntIid), mic Ser
DGeutIfe Correspondent" it)on ge-
tern beri6tete, beutc WiittoQ llnt IL
llbr i'm Equitable cbGll0c" ltatt.
Sr. Soi. Er6bitle, ser NbQcinnOte
oeS Notionol.8 erbon0e8 Der 9rnt.
orbeiter, iagtc 9eitern in elmer tllr5cn
ltnterreoung nit einemNcrihtcrItat.
ter oeS aIeutiden Gorrciponoeuten"
etmu 5ol9enoes: nWcnn sic Nrbeit,
9ebcr einigermoBen %neruiIn'tig limo,
10 nebnlen Tie unlere nclcn We0ins
glillgcn an. Die WuihiniItcn mo
Sei5er bnben IN ibrer an SomituG
Ibcno abgebaltenen NcrIommlltng
belhloiien, bel ibrcn 6oroermaen gu
beborretL .. y. cine od)tItiln0igc Pr.
b~eitSSeit. 0ei fleinercu @rnuereien
ipcrbcn iie icbob bercit iein, Die ~
Ititnoige M%rbcits3eit bci5ubcbolten,
ipenn Die MrbeitgebCr ibnen cine
2obnerbobung bon 10 Yro5ent be.
ipilliaen. Somit miiroc olio Die
Notbmenbigfeit ser Nniteaun0 zines
lucitercn MuSbinilten uuo cineS Sci.
5ers in bieien fleinercn @rouereien
nnrotbig unO Die groBcn 9ronereien
fonnen cine iolde WcbroniteIllna
BON grbeitern ertrogcn, 5umol ga
Der 2obn Der grbeitcr Oicicr gronhe
bier niebriger 1T, ol3 in irgeno elmer
on0eren Stoot i'm 2anoc. Die Bier.
oliSfobrer iinb bereit, lire Sor6erum.
gen aleidfols etmos 6u ermGBiaen
uno bcsgleihen Die @ier6rouer. SD
boffe, Dab Die Gonieren5 morgcn elm
giinitigcs Heiultat fir beioc Seiten
baben miro"
8cltern ging nnier ben GngeItca.
ten elmer gemiiien 9rolterei oaS @e.
riidt Inn, boB Der Notional-8 erein
Der 9ralercibeliber bon Mnerifu oen
biciigcn @rnuberren i'm Sale zines
StrifeS nidlt nur ieine moraIiIde,
ionocrn aud ieinc iinon5ieae llnter.
ltiitnnA 2cbtere bis sur Sobe bon
100000 3ugelidcrt babe. Tie @obr.
beit oeS 8eriidtS fonnte geitcru niht
beltGtigt neroen.
Mn Der Gonicren5 beiltc Wittog
,,ebnlcn Sbeil Die $50. Mm. StrouS,
q. $. @ottlieb, u. @iintber. jun.,
mo i. Steil fir bie Yrouer, unb oie
Nrbeiter limo ourh bic SS. YrobItle,
Dem Tertrctcr bcS .Sntcrnotionalen
gralorbcitcr 8 GerbonocS bon gnle.
rita" Sobn Tie1ger bon Der bieliacn
" Vrmuorbeitcr . Union" Wm. Mrdcr
bon Der p9icrouSfnbrer : Union" s.
Snlp bon ser ,VottlerS llnion"uno
Sobn @olbbouier bon Der Linton
Der Wrouerei g Woihiniiten nlb Sci.
ger" uertreten.
Nod ser Gcriammlung itotteten
Die Witglieber ibrem Sreunbe &ub,
Berger. Nr. 1909. @onf.S troBe. ci.
men 9eilld) ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
WaKes @ctter I'M Gull.

8iel idrpere @clpittcrre9ert. Der
9lib on Der gdc bon Charles
nnb Suroto0aitroBe eingeihlu-
aen. - Muh bclte mieoer I'M.
iibercS @etter in IuSiidt,
Ger Wonot Sui ocS Sobre8 1903
aebt beilte 81 Gll0e, uno iuenn man
aud ni6t ia9en fam, Dab 0oo Wet
ter m1brcno Der leBten bier Wod)en
id)iedt mar, 10 bari mon bod) aud
nid)t iagen, Dab es ld>on luor, oenit
Der Wonat hat iih mebr Ourd) leine
Regentoge oils Ourd) mormc Gage
ouSgeseihnet.
Gle i6iueren @emitterreacn Der
lebtcn Gage boben an ben Sanoltras
ben in Der llm9e9eno Der Stoot be-
irdhtliben Shooen onaerihtet, uno
nod mebr boben Die Sormcr 81 lei.
ben eebobt, oenn lper leinen @eiSen
uno ieine Salmiriibtc nid)t Dor Der
Megenperiooc inter Gnd) mo Sod
befommcn bot, Der braudt olli nidts
mebr ST boiier. Sci bieiem @ettcr
pGdlIt ooS iibcrreiie @eireioe ans
mo lit Damn MIR nod ais Ginger 3t
gebrauden, 0enn nld) oaS Wieb friBt
iolhes nid)t einnlol. Sn Den WoiS.
ieloern licgen pielc Der Stengel I'M
nnb ridten iid) bel Der iortnGbren'
Den NGiie nid}t mieber oui.
Die RegenSeit modt iif uid) III
Ben Sommeririiben mo Den He.
forts nobe Der Stoot iiiblbor. Der
@ehid, in Den Sommcrerbolungs'
plGben lit nid)t ben Grmoriunaen
entipred)eno, mo IN Der llm9e9eno
bon Baltimore beiiubet iid) nibt ein
ein5iger Elab, pclder III oieiem
CONNER bis jebt orobc @eid)Gite &c.
than bat. Hur Die Z oldFiter'Go."
mo Die onberen Iompiergelenidoi'
ten, meldp GrfurIionsboote louien
loiicn, baben ollie llriodc. Dies Sobr
5uirieben 3u fem. Sod fem Sobr
iino Die @aiiereGrfuriionen 10 popi.
lar geneien, ais gerooe in NieIem
Sommer,
gm Ircitaa Hadmittog purbe
burh ben idmeren @egen bel chip.
len al ser annapolis Sbort Cine"
nngei1br lieben Weilen pon Der
Stoot, cine Strede BON 30 Sub Der
@elciie untermaihen nnb Der Nod)-
m~ittoes5uo naf Der StaatSbanpt'
itabt mubte bortielbit onbaltet, bis
iemporGre Heparuturen gemod)t lpa'
rcn. Ger Shaoen ipur nur iebr I'M
beoeuten6. Ger Qofompiipiiibrer mar
pom Stotionaporlteber 5u Sbiplep
oui Die @eiobr auimerfiom gemott
mor6en.
Der @lib trai aeItern Nadmittaa
nm la5 llbr Die S%abnenitange aiti
bent Gentrol9ebauoe oeS ,Gereins
hriitIider iunger WGnner" an Der
Ode bon Charles. uuo Saratoga.
StraBe, mo 5eriplitierte oieielbe.
Cont ipnrbe fem Sd)noen ongerif.
tet. 8urd bicien @libitrobl wi,roea
oiit Die cleftriiten 9eitungcn inn
8eih1ite ocs yDeutihcn Gorreipon.
oenten" beidGbiat. 8liidliber @eiie
,plirbe Hiemano perlett.
Sir Warplnno unO Ben Tiitrift
Columbia tribes Wetter uto moro.
peitIihe @inoe.
Ger bodJitc 9bermomcterItnnS mar
81 @rab I'M 1 llbr Nuhmittags.
Ger nieorisfte 1bermometcritano
mar GA 8raS Inn 6 llbr Worgens.
Mittlerer @arometeritan 1854.
Ger b0dfte Tbermometeritano Der
Iesten "a Stunoen IN nadiolgenoen
Stabten foar, tpiefoIst: gaitport Ga,
B0riIano 60, Bolton 68, Iibanp "A,
Wem.Yorf SO, Snrrisbmrg IS, Ybila.
oelpbia 80, atIantie gitp IS, Cape
AaRap rs, Wofbinston "a. McrfoIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
2ufalbcridtc ans @aibinston.
ableben eines. bctannten
9eutihen.

Sr. Wilbelm Z. Glterld), elller Der
bCfonntciten Iclitif)en III Der BUN.
oesbuuptitobt, hot ON letter Ireitag
in ieirer lebten Wohnung, 9r. 80.
Snoiono.9luemle pl0blid OaS Belt.
lihe ~geiegnet.
Ter 9ubingeidlie0ene bottc I'M let.
ten @inter cine &ranfbcit. bon Der
cr nllgeuiheinIih griinblidl g~eneicn
mar, uiO bcfaltb iid) 5iemlid ipobl,
ais er am lcbten Wittiuod) geGen Wit.
| tuQ III leinem Viirealt an Der Sorls
iiono. gpenue pl0blid) bon beftigen
WugcnfrGmpien b%efalen iullroe.
9todboren lieBen i'm mad ser Mobe
nllltd bringcn uno Observation-Disclosures
leillc Satin Die lid sur Grbolung
in SafontusEarf beiono lnb iofort
al 0o5 arontcnloger hires 8atten
elite. Ner5tlid)c &iilie if)ien cine gei.
ierung bcrbci5uiiibren; in Der Nadt
fam a6er Elm 5peiter Anioa un0 &C.
I gen Morgcn ipllrOe Ser 9uloer bon
ieinem 2eioen burd Den Zoo erl0it.
Ser Seritorbene fam i'm Sabre
1887 nof @oibington oils Eoitor Der
Griten Hef. Stride an Der g.. ln0 q.
StroBe. mnn0te iid lpGter Dem Mo-
pofatenitono 81 un6 mar bel ieinem
Nbleben gbreu-Erdlibent oeS o0eut.
idcn Central SereinS," Gr-FrGii6ent,
5ulebt SefretGr oeS ,9unoeS ser MI.
ten" Ghrenmitglieo uno aaplon oeS
.Geutihen Geteronen . @ereinS oe3
Nhten @%otaiQonS," Witglieo Scr
nSccniioz2oge Nr. I, s. >. s.. Of g."
II. 0ireftor oeS oEroipect Sill Srieb.
boi8". Son Sen orei Ginocrn Ole
err hinterl1bt, lit elm Sobn ais Wiiiio-
nGr IN Gbeioo, China, tbdtig, Elm ont
oCrer Sobn Nr3t in TittSburg mo
cine Sod)tcr 9ibiiotbctorin an Der
Gornegie.9 ibliotbef in GittSburg.
Die @eeroigun9 miro beute Ior.
mittog pom Srouerbouie aus itott.
finoen.
DC ouotS $50 mmlunq oes
~0eutihen Central.
GereinS".
Sn ser leBten @eriammlun9 oeS
oTeutihen Central ereins," Die inn
oSotel @eBler," Nr. 800, 9enniplpo.
nio-Nucmne, itottfono, belt Scr 8rGii.
bcnt aurt @oIfner cine Nniprade,
luorin er Oorouf mufmcrfiam mod)te,
0aB Dem &orltonb oes y0eutit- Sine
rifoniihen Nationol.9unbeS" cine
moglidJIt boloige 9enodrihtigung
oariiber crluiinibt lei, oh mo burdD
tuen Der biciige .Ieutide Central.
Terein" bel Scr in Der eriten Sttober.
@od)e IN indianapolis Itottiinoenben
oritten Convention oeS Rational.
9unocS" pertretcn iein meroe. SEER
Scroinono WtiQer ais elmer Der Sru.
ltees brndte borauibin Dor, Bob Ser
ber5eitige iiuon5ieae 3niton0 Der
Sereinsfolie cine TuSgobe, mic tic Die
Gnilcn0ling aud MIR zines 1elegas
ten beoinae, nift rebtiertige, uno er
itelte Den gntroG, boB in Inbctrabt
oieler Gbotiohe BON Der @eihidung
Der o~iesiGbrigen So9lula beS Patio.
nolbun0es Mbitono genommen mcrbe.
Srn. Wilcr'S Intrag iuilroe nnge.
itommell.
% ole oieSiGbrigcn Serbonolun.
gen oeS r0euiihen Notionalperban.
ocS" bon b%eionberer @id)tieteit iein
iueroen mo nit Der 1ogun9 Die groBe
Seller oes DGeutiden Cages" in Sn.
oionapolis itottfinoen miro, lit eS
iebr 5u bcoouern, bob ser bielige
Y0elltifc Central erein." ais GlteItc
oernrtige Organization i'm gan5en
2onbe, nid)t babel pertreten iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Narl u. Nicdlner.

Us ltorb an 30. >$lli nod "titr5enl
2cioen aorl u. &edner, geliebter
@atte bon lhefIn Red)ner, I'M "A.
~9ebensiobre. Gic 3eit ser 9eerbi-
grng miro ip0ter betamt gemodt.
(2t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Sdiffsfartcn bun nno nah Tcntidj.
Lamb.

BON Baltimore bis @remen: Sea.
iiite $50; Observation-Disclosures bis
gum 1. Inguit $3.50; bonn 1. slug.
bis 1. Nouember $3.50 uno $62.5O.
&unoreiie 81 b~iGigerem Breiie.
SbeO. s. Siener & &c., 3immer CIR.
3, Id Sit.2egineton.St (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
WeIbienbnnseu mad 9eutidlanb nnt
Ccitreidl

AT "a Gents pro Marf uno 20%
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
@ed,ieI ~ausselteat oui ale SbeiIa
ser gselt. 1beo. s.. 0iener & &c..
Id Dit.9erinston-Str 3immer Nr.
8. QS0@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Nr. 127, n.WatImsEe. etrahe.

VT. III, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yalaee . 3otariats . 0elo'uedDiel'
Bureau. Sdiifsfarien fir ollie
0ampier. 2inien. Meiiepdife, Wed)leL
@elomebieI uno @eloienonngen.
tGprtIs.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

SclupI HUIl u. JltuJlltl, EetltpiSl
@atte BON lhefIn Red)ner, I'M "A.
2ebensiobre. Die Belt ser @eeroi-
gltng miro ipGter bctnmt gemadt.
OPP
groBe Ittrnftion erluciicn lucrocn.
Ter 1%umenperein Der So0Cnler
mltroe einitimmiq m|igcncntmcn
uno Die nnpeienoc 8ertretcrin Gob
Die GeriiderunA, DOB ulld) Oicier
@crein lid beitreben iperoe, aui Dem
SeitplnBe cine 9liOe olla5uitottcrL
uIf meldle ieoer 9ooenier itolj icin
miilie. Ger 6eitiefretGr bcrid)tctc,
BOB Die Gereine lid 5oblreid) sur Be
tbeiligllrg onmcloeten. Nn6 fllr5er
Iistuiiion luurOe beihloiien, fir sic
ldone N~uSitnttung Der Sollptquar.
tiere Ser pcrid)ieoencn 0ereine alf
Dem Seltplobe ipie0er Yreiie ollS5ll.
lebcn, ocnn, 10 t6eilte ser ScfretGr
it, baS 8eiipiel Voltimorc'S in iriis
bcrcn Sobren, 0urd) feline Treiie
5llnt Mctteifer on5uipornen bobc
audi in Ebilo0elpbin un0 Nem,Oort
CUR eriol9reiben Nodobmung &c.
1iIbrt. Inn ben Gercinen me6r Elab
c%in5urGumen, iolI Der Elot.Gom.
mn1oont 0ieIeS So6r cine ncue Gin.
tbeiluug Der Souptquartiere pornehs
men, reip. ole Wurit. unb &uhcns
itGn0c etc. 10 cinridtcn, 6oB Die Ser.
cine nid)t benod)tbeiliat mcroen bel
bem auIibou id)oner SeltlotnlitGtcn.
0oS Seit.Gomitc miro ON nGdIten
, Ionneritog cine Sibung boltcn, nm
Die Gomite'u 81 pcruoait0nOiQcn uno
anocre mid)tigc arrangements 81 er-
leoiacn. Sr. 6runf Steil muroe ais
Gin5elnlitglie0 in ben 9%iirgerperein
oufgenommen. Die Sibung mar bon
Al 2elegoten bciud)t. SIS id)eint it'd
in allen Sercincn Gin reyes &rtereiie
an Scr eriolGrciher SbGti9feit oeS
SiirgerpereinS 5ll bctbGtigen.
Nus fillmore Gountp.
- Ollie 9rondl, elm Heger, lit pom
Squire Serbert in COMPTON ms
StootgeiGn0nib 0eion6t morben,
neil err oen 600 ncS Huoolpb @oi-
tber, ieincS Hoiiengenolier, pernll.
loBt boben iol. Brand uno @aitber
batten Dor orei Modcn an Scr @oibs
ington-Hooo einen Streit miteinon-
Der mo I'M Serlollie beilelbcn trot
9rnndl oen 8oitber ongeblih in oen
Wagcn. 9eioe luurbcn pegen Shld.
gerei perbnftct unb I'M ie S. unb SEQ.
item b%eitroft, SpGter erfronfte 8oi.
tier mo itorb inn yStoot-Soipitol."
Gin onaeblid) tollcr Sumo perltr.
iod,te an Samitog an ser @eloir.
Hooo groBes guiiebcn. Gerielbe bib
5ucrit cinen Sino in ser @obnung
beS Srn. =. Gbriit 5u 8eorgetolpn
un0 Sr. Gbriit tricb i'm fort. am
Serrin9 &un bib Scr Sunb cinen
unoeren &ieriiiBler, oen bes Srn.
@m. Stcinbod, nnb Cinen Sunb oeS
Srn. WiIton Woit. Tonn perihmonb
bnS Sbicr uno man bot eS ieitbem
nidt ipieocr geicben.
Sr. George :. Safer bon @olti.
more bot onlGbiih ieineS 30. &c.
burtstogeS i'm Terminal Sotcl" Elm
9ontett geocber, bel iueld)em Sr. 6.
y. Hiplcn nnb GSfpnro 2ippS Nit
iprohen bielten. Infer ocn Mnipelen.
ben beionben iid) sic SS. George :.
Safer, Nuouit &oiimeilter, :. u.
@rier, 6. @otenideibt, 9. y. Seincr.
len. s. i. 9oedel, u. @ottenideiot,
Gotporb 2ipps, 2ouiS &rorS, GbaS.
Sed, &. ". Gang, $. $. Gublmonr,
Charles &. SooS, NilgitIt Stopt 6.
&. i. 9remer, 6. =. Huplep. Or. S.
aalm, q. ". &orcnirop, Seroinonb
Tolfert s. Z. alalismeper, 6. @lonf,
=. ". @biteioro. George Gang. s.
s. Solm, Jun, &. s. Weper, $. ~.
Sdnobelono, Conrad 0enber nnb
An r NN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

&o,uIanS's tirfiide 86ber.
Gsnltatle.0st6nbe, HsNamt eeoea. otetD sffea.
(SuIt8.I&SE)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Daily Leader 10 cents q week deliv.
cred every day excent Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
WRONG N 4;ls eEcKoNNe.
Night Was No Time for Coming Of the
LAST Day.

Night Was No Time for Coming Of the
Last Day.
Prof. Hiram Corsou of Cornell is
not only great Shakespearean critic.
but also person who upon occasion
knows how to meet an emergency with
true Shake pearean elevation of soul.
II is told OF him-and all good stories
in that neighbCrhood are told OF him
that he WAS once aroused from his
nightly slumhers by his wife, who had
become frightened at a thunderstorm.
wake up Hiram" she cried The
professor TUNED uneasily on his
couch. but was sound asleep again in
two seconds. A binding fash, fol-
lowed almost instantaneoVsly by ter
rihc peal Of thunder, caused his terri
Ned spouse to again cry: Wake UP;
OH 90 wake up, nl,Sn." No response
came beyond an inarticulate gurgss
from the professos. succeeded prompt
y by the regu.ar breathing OF deep
sleep.
Another fash more vivid than its
predecessor IN up the room. while the
wind, tearing some bricks from the
chimney, brought them rafting and
banging do" upon the roof, accom-
panied by the sharp detonation OF the
thunder
Hiram, wake up: the last great
day has cousr' shrieked Mrs. Corson.
"Wha-a-a-t, in the night?" queried
the professor New York Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Daily Leaoer 10 ce1,s 4 week dsliv
cred ssery day except sundsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

As illustrating the way the people
live in the "alien" districts Of Lon
don's East End. member OF parlia.
mont told this as postman's com
mon experiences: "He knocks at the
1oor with the first delivery; a head is
put out Of the first floor window and
the question is asked, Is that letter for
so-and'SoT Yes. replies the postman.
Well, says the lodger. please leave
II on the window sill: can't get down
until the people who are sleeping in
the passageway have moved their
BEDS"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

After ordering his dinner at a fash
ionable restaurant, a man whose for
tune came too late in life to benefit
him In the way Of culture or educa-
ton. called the waiter back. Il for
got 10 put down coffee. Now. there
are three kinds OF coffee-Jaya. Mo
cha and demitasse-and since demi-
tasse is usually the best at restaur-
ant, bring me that"-Lippincot
Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
Problem From Old Mlssourl

Here's problem that comes from
Joplin Can you figure It out? A man
wanted ticket to Olathc and only
had 81 bill. II required SO TO get the
ticket. He took the 50 bin TO a pawn
shop, pawned Il for $3.50. On his
way back TO the depot he met friend
TO whom he sold the pawn ticket for
Sl.50. That gave him Ss Now. who's
out that deiim7 Kansas City Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
srsd aoxs for soldiers.

In ancient Sparta. male children
were taken from their homes at the
age Of seven years and reared apart
from women. War was The chief end
and aim Of Spartan's existence. and
In order that the boys might grow
up fierce and warlike. home influence
1.-The gentle, refining influence OF wo-
man--was early withdrawn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
EL RENo

and the new counties in Western Oh.
lahoma. also all points on the Rock
Island System, including Choctaw
Division, can now be reached to best
advantage by the New Line.
The St Louis. Fl Reno q Western
Railway Co.
Trains leave Guthrie from Santa
re (Union.l } Stafion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

II The fcet become tired and swoilss
from long standing o hot sea.san eath
Nill do much toward relieving ,aam
The following dissolved IN the bah
water viii also be found Sood. ono
ounce Of alum; two ounoes Of sock
salt and two ounces or BORA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Frcanne ahss had 90 many hnan~.
bht had no time 20 mend he's eit1rt.
The Wind blew ihfou.h
The peek-a-hourh
Spots that 0'errnn her winter heaHx !
The maltenh name was N9ye Cofiank
t.cruusw And twas n perfect slime
Tho way she'd lcf
He shirt waist get
AZ torn, and then hx II with a pinnei
ru, when the spring came Miss AicTur
puc
Was really riad she'd been a shhque
For 0rayJc and Belle
Said. Gee. how swciici
Where did you btiy that npeuwurunn2 %
Cleveland Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

20 making your arrangements FOR your
vacation this semmer IL woeld be vel
20 consider conNenisnee ana savlne OF
ume The Wabash with its own rams 10
So. Louis Detrels Toledo. Pittsburg ana
Bnnaio % the shortest line makes the
best Time and furnishes the best accsm-
nodations Through service 10 SOW
iork and Boston
Ask ycnr iocti ticket agent for tickets
Yer the WABASH. Aes an sel thsin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Ono ot the best remedtr tar .
cbapped face Is slyceripe ana 5oss
water Battle the face uisat sa6
morning On warm waief ana rue N,
skir wen with tho lotion it uay slso
ee used rnco o. twice during The d6y
bpt the o. aouli always be haihea
lt'Hfn iau-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Not as many people pass py your house
IN year. probably. as read the want
ads. in this paper In day SO. which
shah it be-plaeard or '"ro Let" adver-
;isementg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

one IN ten Of the desirable positions
are secured without the aid Of want adj
verusing-but your chances are as good
as anyone's for securing enc Of the 9TH
er nine.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-30
First Snow Storm of the Season.

An Autumnal eq~uinoctial storm broke
over the entire West Thursday, high
winds aud much cooler weather preced-
ing it. Snow and rain fell all day
Thursday from Ogden to Palisade and
rain was general in California. Snow
began to fall in Eureka at 10 O'Clock
Thursday forenoon and continued
during the day and late into the
night. The fall measured a good
foot and was very wet. Ii is
melting rapidly. r lin and snow fell
in Hamilton, White Pine County, and
three inches of snow was reported from
there at Z O'Clock Thursday night. The
storm was unusually prolonged and
severe for this time of the year. but
Friday was clear and sunny and the
barometer indicates fair weather.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-30
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

Buffalo Bills Wild West show Is In
9 bad plight in France. Chambers
broke out among the horses aud the
show was Guaranteed. all the 20 horses
being shot by order OF the Government.
Some were valued at $1,000. Business
has been poor and Buffalo Bill IL 10
serious financial straits.
On . trial trip last Saturday between
Omaha and Freeport, Nebraska, q gas.
oline motor car showed . speed of 63
miles an hour. Railroad officials were
well pleased. aud the Union Pacific has
ordered two more such cars. for further
experimenting. These new cars will
have 200 horse power, and are expected
to give even better results than the 10C
horse power q just tried.
A fire that ragged for FIVE hours last
Sunday consumed the entire bushes.
portion Of Butte. Mont, lying between
the Shodair block and Renshaw alley
aud half destroyed the Public Library
Had the blaze crossed Main street the
greater part Of the city was doomed.
The fire started in the basement Of the
four-story Symons dry goods store al
8 o'clock In the morning. A strong
wind was blowing and the entire bust
ness portion Of the city was threatened
The Maule, York, Barrett, Woodward
and Ogden blocks were totally de.
stroyed. The loss is estimated d
$4,000. 900. with 1886. 900 insurance.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-30
Shooting ARRAY at Cherry Creek.

Pete Thomas shot and seriously
wounded Jack Harvey at Cherry Greek.
White Pine County, last Monday. The
men have been good for friends years
and ON Meeting Monday began drinking.
They had two alterations and Thomas
came GU second best. Going to his
wagon he got his Winchester and de-
liberateiy shot Harvey, the ball striking
him in the left breast. three inches
above the heart. The wounded man
has a brother living at Wells. Elko
County.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-30
STATE NEWS.

The Caliente Express says that the
rotten ess dlsclos d IN the al
fairs of Lincoln County is a disgrace 10
the State aud declares its determine
ton to ferret out the thieves VINO have
been laundering the county treasury.
Convict REID, sent up for IL years
from Washoe County tor assault with
intent TO commit murder, has escaped
from the State peuitentiary at Carson.
B~loodhounds aud Indian ~trailers are
now on his track. He was a trusty aud
hal the freedom of the grounds.
Charles Mcconnell, a prominent
rancher aud stockman of McDernnt,
Humboldt County, died at San Francisco
on Sept. 26. following an operation on
Monday for stomach trouble. he was
So years of age and leaves a wife aud
three grown children. He was State
Senator from Humboldt County from
1877 to 1881.
Roy Tredinnick, aged II years. who
was snot through the body by Peter
G~iravanta, a playmate. Is dead. be-
fore his death the lad stated that ne
had visited the Garavauta home and III.
vlteQ refer OdTdNdutd W CDulc "HN
take dinner with him. Garavania was
studying and told his visitor 10 go
AVA or he would shoot him, at the
same time swapping a revolver at him.
The weapon exploded and the Tredln-
nick boy ran home, falling into the
doorway before his ~agonizsd parents IN
a dying condition.
Battling Nelson. the new lightweight
champion, was advertised to do a box
ing stunt with a theatrical company to
appear in Reno. This was before the
advance agent met the Sheriff OF
Washoe County. If Nelson is to put
on the gloves in Reno, 1t Will cost you
$1,000 payable in advance" said the
Sheriff. The company's manager
called the bout of. At Goldfeld ON
Railroad Day there a a prize fight
for a $4,000 purse, which was counted
out in the ring before the fighters
would get to work. One of them was
nearly killed in the fight, but who has
heard of the $1,000 license money being
put up in Esmeralda County? Nevada
has q State law fixing the license for
each boxing contest at $1,000.