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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

9eiudern gefcElt baben, oellen Ibra
Belt nidt III tbelter mor, lie III lpoDl'
| oemeIIenen hnlben Stltn0cn an Den
Qiorteu oes altnit @cluerbe Dbl
ielms . Saulca mnrten0 81 perbrin'
gen, bis cnOlid icncr unrlod)obmlIde
y9inf nit Dem mciBen 0onoIdllb ct'
men nellcn Grltpp Der 9cIcli9teft eIr-
lGBt. So mundcr brooe Verllr1cr
alein6ilrNcr mag III OicIen Sogcil
iein W~ittuQailciif bart NM llngor
5miiden Ben aiciern q~cnoblcn be-
ben; ornn sic iorglife SolrsfrolL II;
Ser ridti0cn Nnnobme, ooB lie oo%
cinuol @criGumtc ihrperli6 olti Den
SofbGQen oca nGhlten Wi,tcrs ncre
&c nadholcn f0nnCl. mlBte lid
notbtucnoiqer @ciie eil llrtbcil bill
Sen ii6cr oiC Stidercicn Ser Shleppc
ibrer OcrcinitiGen aoiierin, Nici
SbnmGdti0C limo I'M 8eIttbill 0c@
| aunitdcncrbC W1lieltmS gclabt
morOcn, oicl @cicIigtC limo 0antbor
NIT l~dluin0llgCn @cOanfcn bcimgc.
ponocrt. @ua ooa Ecrgomon : WhI.
icltm qc0iinct mllr0e, ais alinger'a
9cctbopcn bel Seller mo Steiner
itono, ais Wcn5el'S inn Sebcn Gn0lt.
lid bcbiitete Wtoppcn lid in Der No
tionol 8allcric ollitbotcn - lold)'
emii0c9 @~cOrGnQc maro ME erlcbt!
limo Die Sdlcppc lit in Berlin &c.
mad)t. Mon iteQc iih Dor, oie@rtG-
ber5oqin Anultuiiu lei Die Sdentcrln,
Ole Sd)leppc mitbin gar aus FortS
gelpcien - Die @oliobrt morc nid)t
Uls5uocnfcn gcrpeicn. Ntr bottcn
Gr0riidtc 5u bcrucincn 9cbobt. -
God mic on1cOeutet. eS atbt old
itiaerc 6reuocn Der aunit in Berlin.
Cine @iibnc, Ole lid, ultSorilflid, Don
0cn lollteu &nititlltcn, ulti 0cnCn lei
Der nod immcr Shcotcr Qclpiclt
miro, ultcrihei0et uno nit idontr
@etonumg oStiQe @iibnc" ncnnt, III
fiir5lih ms Sebcn getrctcn. O0cr
ciacntlid) lit tic in Elm W06cl0cihdit
nllf Der Tot50nmcrItroBc 0etrctcn II.
bat bort IN cincm frcitn0ltd nit Der
fGuilihcn Wt0beln mtSgcitottctcn
S0ld)cn elmer beihei0enen Somm.
lll1g fcltlid, gcflcioctcr McnifCn BON
cin pnur Sd)ouipiclcrn Nn5cngrltbcr
oorlcicn lnllcn. Nur lcicn, nidt
ogiren. Gin poor S5cncm Gin poor
@eihidt6enj cin poor Sic0cr. Gam
lit man it'll bon ser ltillcn 9iibnc
o6gctrctcn, it'll nod) Souic gegoila
gen I'M @eluuBtiCin, mieOcr ctruoS Sc
griinoet SIT bobcn. Gicsmtol sic
.StiQe 9il6nc." aeiner meiB rcdt,
mas tic mill, teiner meiB red)t, mas
lie ioa. &n iolfen 6dllcn beiBtS i'm
Nrogrommitpl: cine lGnQit gefilbItt
Sildc I'M aunltlebcn oltS}ufillcn,... ."
GnS &rnitlcbcn lit ndntlif - man
bore ntr Die GofcbollsgroBcn - Gin
! OrgoniSmlS, Der aus loutcr Eli.
den" beitcbt, sic ooltsgefiiat" mey-
bcn miiiier. Sic Stiac 9iibnc iilQt
Ole 2iifc 5llndhit nit 9ln5en9rubcr,
Sale miro lie nift %iiilen. Nud) feline
aoiicn. 9lbcr ooS Ser5 ciniger>S SING
lingo nit @enu9tbuung. limo cS lit
etlpoS SiebeS mo Sreuber5igeS nm
sic @enngtbuung bon 2ellten, Die
sur Scicr ocS Gnoes cinCr@roBito0t.
Soiion nod griit0Cn ulO Siide,t
iiiacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Sin bcrslid)cS Qcbcruubl

mo uul @ieoeriebcn oQcn licbcn
6rcun0en i'll baltimore ltltb oruuBen
int &onbe bci'm 9(bidic6 bon bier
nod europa. Sd oonfc linen 9lQcll
filr bic Siebe mo 6rcrnOihoit, Ole
JIG mir 10 reid cntgeqcn brodten un0
Ole bon cntifeibenocr @cocutlrtQ fiir
mclnc Gunltbeitrcbungen Drroen.
Gen Scbteren oltd) III europa Holm
81 Id)offen uno meme itorf on9egrii-
fene @elruobeit 81 frGiti1en, lit Der
3lucd mCincr Hciie. Gen lieben Sc,
fern OeS oGorreiponoentcn" nod ri-
men %bcionocren @rilb: i) bite lie
Iac, mir ollf icrncrbin ireunolihc
Nilfmerfionfcit 81 idenfen, mic if)
Dem oGorreiponocntcn" trcll blcibcn
iperoe, ollh m0brcno mciner l0nge.
rem Nbrueien6cit.
Baltimore, ocn 81. Mui 1905.
Or. GrnIt Scnrici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
YcrlirL fl. Wni.

Obnc ciucn uriGhlid)en 3uIom.
menbnng filbn b%eboupten 81 mouen.
mllb Der gelpiI1cnboftc Gbronilt not:-
rem, OuB lic olld) III 0ieicm Sabre mic.
Der 5lr glcihcn Belt IN Shourcll
lommcn: ole Srem0en utb Die Wfc:-
fGier. Gie iunQcn 2inocnb0umc,
olli Die Berlin 10 ltoI5 lit. iino polt
bon ocn cincn; mo Die Sotels, bic
10 itoli ali Berlin iino, mimmcin
bon Den onocren. Sic crlten mar,
men lonnigcn Gage l1ngit miebcr
bon filhleren ohgclGit - boben @ci,
DC bcrbci9clodt. Sb sic Moif1itr,
binter 0cnen Die @roBitoot . SilgelO
cifrig Der iii, olli lire Soften font
men fam id) nidt iogcn. Die 6rcm.
Den icoerfollS, lucun lie floiliId &c.
ltinrmt morelL folntcn tic iif an bclt
5obllolen Shiucricitcn betbciligen II,
an irgcnb elmer Steac lino JIG Der
9oiiunoro oocr bcn SicgcSfelt &c
nib niht entgo1gcn. @cnn JIG lD.
rid gcltimnlt limo, itcbt'S ibncn irci,
init einem Der ilbcriiiQtenS onoer5iige
in oic beriibmlte @olumbliitbc beiy9er.
Der 81 fnbren, ilbcr Die Ger 9erliner,
10 oft er lie nun olld) ld)pn erlebt, lc'
ocamnl micbcr Dor itol5cm Gnt5ildei!
gul5 aus Dem SGuStcn lit. Sn elmer
ouitiocn, bclcn Hieienpoge pon9lii.
then lieot olS bcld)eibcneS Ecrldcn
oicleS SopclIt0otdcn ein9eld)mlcgt
utb pielc, piclc Sonienoe licbcr On.
t~buiiolten ihlitdcn piunolueilc ollI
itoubigen Gboillicen oen ieinenSo a
ser Mari, I'M SIT Dem SriiblinaS.
punbcr por5uoringcn. Nodllt Der.
lincrn miro Der crltouutte 6%rcmolln9
ober S~itnlcilt - Soponcr BORT trtf'
len. 9tid)t etua Sellte bon Sogo'S
perihouencm WcldJmoocr, ouS plob'
lid Die Sopcl binaufgeIobren, lon'
bern friehlifc Sitolioten ans scr
Itottlihen @erlincr aolonie, bie lid
ollf bcn bliitbcnidimmernben Sopel.
boben Gin biBden Seimhpcb bolcn
mollen. Gin Strciiden @cinlath, cin
| aciegnet Stiidd)en aus bent liebcn
Solb Der airidlbliitbe. gloltben tic 81
leben unb ci!nen @rliB aus DEM fer.
men Sniclrcihc mcbt linen ans Scr
| bliibcnben Sbitfommicr 9crlin'&
entacgen. @cnu lie obcr - glcid)
onoeren Iremoen, bic ocs Ronbei
9rolid, nidt fennen - III elner ser
soblreidIer @irtbifoiten, ote fliiG.
lid pom fur6en ,sriiblina SrIbut CT.
beben nit foitlihem Sbltpeiu bes
Seimotb I~ngeoenten feiern fonn's
ibnen leidt libel ergehen. SnSppor
bliiben ole @iriden iiberolls bertlid).
aber nllr gar5 mctigc merocn |rcii
| Sier merocn lie reif; uno es lit Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Nm nnicrc SpradDc.

So n1utdlcn SicOcS Gbrcnrcis,
llnO oeinc iongcStrnO'aen Sobnc
@citciiern Dir 81 Sob mo Yrci9.
9rim nid)t INN oelncn Hll6m 5ll
mebrcn,
Sur 81 niqfobrer CiN'ncm Gron0,
Grbeb' ih nun SIT 0eincn Gbrcn
Gen onnfcrfilQter Hobgclong.
8 ibr boil aroit mo polcr Mliloc,
Die ibr Die Scclc bcbt mo bcltgt,
Sbr colcn 0cllti6cn &lunggcblloc,
gnS Shonbcit ur0 aus Grnlt &C.
5Cllgt.
Storf lpie Elm Stront ans 6clicn-
Id)rnnfCn,
0redt ibr aus tiCicr @rllit bcrpor
limo trogt i'm Sdmungc Ocn &c.
oonfcn
Sod mic Elm 6liigelroB cmpor.
Ssbr tonet tort lett grolten 3eitcn,
limo no Elm qroB Gcrb0nGnib no6t,
@o iid) in bes @eihideS Sdrciten
8oacnoet cine Hicientbot.
%, Oh lie floge, Oh froblofe,
90 idlGgt, Die bcibcS bcrrlih fam,
% ifldgt mic cine ShidiolSGlodc
Sic ocutid)e Sprohe mdhtig on.
Ger Homcr borte idon ibr 0rnuiell,
IlS lid iciu Stcrn gCnciQt 5lu Sat-;
Gr bats gcb0rt mo bat nit @rouicn
Gin Sturmgebcul 9cnonnt ocll
S6oll.
limo ais Der Sunnc mor0 be5lpun9cH
limo olS Die 8ottcsgeibel brod,
"a flanq ooS 2ieo Der NibpllmQcn
@ie S6mcrtcrtlong onf Sdilocl
nod.
llnb cS perfcbrte lid IN Sommcr
Ger Snro5encn Sohn mo Spott,
glS ibrem Naob Scarf Der &ommcr
Gntoe9enrief: limo nit ms @ott.
ltnb oa bollcnoet bis sur 3inncn
TeS WittcloltcrS ~Itol,cr Com,
NlS ieinc Orgcl rollidtc brinmcn
les beiltidcn SonaeS boiler Stron:
20 bor'id) el,re Sorien flingcr,
llno blnoert. andre rlit ibr lpud)
Serr Seinrid on bon Sftcrbin0cn
lln0 OIL @oliranl bon @ihcnbnd).
@olo mar Der Itpl5c Ban 5crbrodcn,
Gem Wobcr idJicu 6ic Wclt gcluciht,
Ia ipurb in belltldem Suut gcipro.
den
GoS 3oubermort scr ncllCn 3cit:
IiIf tboteit on o ep'Qe Wlltter,
3cin mnerlhopilih reid @clunno,
Oh gobIt Dem mo%rtgUuultgcn Suthcr
Cos S6lpcrt bcS Sic0eS IN bic
Sunb.
Ta rouifien ncil Die oltcn Eioln,cn,
2cbcn6ig mic tic Iopio ioltQ;
Gin Solld ponl Soroun uno bon
Eolmen
300 GILES ocutihc 2onb cntIong.
limo Wortcn, offer Mun0cn 2obe,
9ic fern sic 2ippe Seiu iprod,,
Souiht MN Der BLONDE ocliiide
altobe
gm SdoBc ieincr Whittcr nodn
llno ols airs nell nod ollmpfcn
3citcn
Shou ineeltilm Der Srcihcit Huf,
Sch id Elm Eoor gcmoltig idrciten,
Gos i'm @eiang Die 6rcibcit itrf:
Tahoem ihon mondcr. ihIid)ter,
filler
Tas toote Nort 81 ncden ron9,
aont unier f5nieliher Shilcr
Wfit ieinem ebr'nen Seloengong.
0ie eiten aniicrmontcl prGd)tig,
Shliig CT Die Sprofc I'M lid her,
Sic rauid)t bel jeoem Sd)ritt ibnl
mdhtig
Gpn @obllaut uno @ebanfen ifmer.
llno pie Elm Wagier ocs Sd)onen.
Ger aller Ser5eii bolint urb 5lpingt
2GBt Goethe golb'ne 2ieoer tonen,
Bis Gro unb Simmel piebertlingt
gr 5iirnt - Die eIemente brouien,
sGr Iodt &c flingt fpie @~lpdeneri
9r trd1rmt1 --n 1ntb abnungspollcs
/. ;@raiifen aeo88a.
Neldleiht oas b~ingacb'ne &er3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Catherine IS. Elcmpcl.

Us il1rb nah Idnacrcr Nrnnibeii Nnthcrinr g.
Giempel, gSittpe oes bcriiorbetcn Galeutiue
Rlempcl. Sic Neerbiglng finbct AM Muntaa,
gtnhmitiags 4 llbr. bon ibrer lebten 9Sobmlug,
Nt, So, NoresGaroline' strahe, aus itntt: Scr
luanotc uno Sreunoc lino Cbtltn9sOolI ciugelus
ben. bei3uluobneu.
(%elltoonaz 3~etlunecu m6Gen gcfdaieit copiren)
GIS-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Hctcr Mrnnln.

IS iturb an 20. Nni 1905 9eter arnulo i'm
4lter bon 10 Snbrcu, 10 Ntounten uno "a 5ns
gen; 9%eltebter So5ll BON N9neS Ino Dem per
oct am 5icnitaa, Gudmittues 2 llbr. bonn
lrulerbuuie, Hr. 900, SinnrHs Strnhe, aus uuf
Der 0iourlt Garmel Cemetery" itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Thr 3ttber, @niturre NIB Manbulfue ertbeiIt
bis 5ur 6bbiten guIsbiIoung 8. Stndmeier,
Nr. 1901, 3art.Apenne. WtarpldnosIelepbo
gtobert All; &. & B.sIeIepbpn Wfnotiou 1151 ~.
lSft23 9&S1S(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
SGltimorsr Sempf : Scppidj : Hcini.
NUNS 6 Gpmpnanic,

4r. l21, 9uros grccne.Stra0e.
9eppite nuigetommeiL g~ereinigt lno tpieocr'
aeIeet. @pc3icne @inridhtuug fir Die 9lufbes
fpabrlina bon Geppihen. GegeE Wlotten geIi9ert.
We6beI in %prionten I0tbeiIungeH oerrpnbrt. geioe
2eIepboue. (glDril1 .3Mte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Per 9eutf6e Correspondent

Yet VeutIWe SotreIpOHoeNl
erideint jcbcn Sag i'm Sabre.
G. Maine, Gtseutbiimrr nub Geoa'.sHr.
Set6dftsbhreau unb g1sbnfttou:
CIR. All, ct. TaulsS trafe.
Telephone:
&. G. Z. 1928 DIT. @crnOn.
IarpIano 1899 GOnrtlano.
giacntbiimcr 6. Saiue, @obHuua:
6. & y. 579 r RGOifon.
@eIddffsfiibr,r G. 81. Scin5, g9obnung:
6. & g. t2t % gBaIbrooi.
ssent tn @apluatou, 7. g.: y. Gntebart,
gir. 905, Z. Strabe, u. %.
Tasi. ansaabe (ourb Grdser beiorat) u. .121zt.
9dgIide nuo Spnntngs.gusgnb 6ublbnr
an Die oaS 8Iait bcforacnben Irdeer) 15t.
sasItde uno sunutass . Nusgabc untcr
RprtosN prnuSbe5nbIung pro Sabr.... $3.50
spaubrntlide Nnssnbe:
Oportofrei init gb3u9 fin Clubs:
Gtad) bent SnInnoe pro Snbr ........ S1.50
Sad Dem 9~luSInnoe pro Snbr ....... $500
epnniasS 'aus8abc, pro 5abr .......... $3.50
1ns bette nnb biniafte btutIhs 9latt In ben
@itteI. uub eHbitaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
THE J. F. WIESSNER G. SONS
BREWING CO.,

nnabbGnsigc Sicrbroncrc;,
9nreou: Gr. 1902, Noro.@op.St-.
(Snr2S,1O Baltimore, Nlb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Gin 8cIdruf fSr,s Qc6ru.

VI" VtiuItHl IHl = SCu(H+
sBeftn Sbr Guren 1o6ierft Elm pr1itifbes Sc
l1snl Ila9ert. ipolt, elm 8efnenf filr'S game
Seben, +. ldBt lie etnen 1urius I'M
Gticctrte,S nmeusS dlneincrINitem.
oiir6rla6eii. Sic S6ule ut icSt q%c6finet. Scr
1oltenpulft 1T qerina. SbiIer fir ote 9tbenos
flaiier. fueroen lett aufaenoHmelt. gScqen We.
oineun9et ipinoe man IT'D an MrS. 6ubcr, Ir.
(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Scrlincr Grici.

6riiblin0S 8Gltc. - Ger Bug nady
@croer. - SitoiiottidcS. - Ger
@rnoertronf. - @infctSotclS.
Gie GoitridIcppc. - Sti0e
&lnIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
QpGNpn. Hnrf.
lorraine

Nalertfh - Earfartia - Grtebftf.
Weftlih bon Wnlbruof Elm iiiio eine babe
Maeils. aerutt bic NIT 8opbattnn be5ei6ncte
RortbssIbemie.e 5reie autf6en Ra6miftaes
am terminus. greiie bon 8esrdbnlbpIdtcn icbt
tpe3teu. eettte Sebineunaen. Ielepbon :
gdtot 1923. 8iircou: 6ranfltn. uno Ntnbior.
Hpaot. Vertauat grcihtre. (Wtdi4 ,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
(6ir ben "Sonniugss orrefponoenten. y
WcltIdOpfung nnb @cltlc6en.

Bon Or. Grnit Senrici.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
SERIOUS NATIONAL SCANDAL.

Corporation contributions to cam
paign funds is today the greatest scan
dial in our national politics and the
most menacing. The question is not a
party one. The republican party,
through it's connection with the pro-
tective tariff, undoubtedly, first and
last, has received more money from
corporations than the democratic party,
but there is no record of the latter par
ty declining any offer for principles
sake. 1t has taken all it could get.
The bothersome thing is the remedy
England is practically free from this
abuse of money in politics, and it's chief
safeguard seems to be the law compelling
candidates to file and publish an item
lied account of all expenditures made
by them or in their behalf. President
Roosevelt has recommend ed to the nat
ional congress such law for this
country. 1t ought to be passed, and
with it the most practical law possible
against bribery in all the discreet
forms in which it is practiced nova
days. And this national legislation
should be followed up by supplementary
state legislation. The encouraging
thing in the situation is the awakened
public interest and the further fact
that the corporations themselves may
naturally be looked to for aid in secur-
ing the passage of restrictive legisla-
tion. Really the demands of political
parties upon corporations in these late
days have become species of black
mail. They dare not refuse to sub
scribe for fear of legislative oppression.
To be freed of this compulsion would
probably be as great relief to the
corporations as to the public.
1t took the assination of a president
to arouse the American people to real
ization Of the evils of the spoils system.
Perhaps these insurance scandals NAV
serve the same purpose with regard to
the scandal Of corporation campaign
contributions. Baltimore News.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, That, by an order made by
the board OF supervisors of Decatur county Iowa on
the 9th day of September, 1906 it being on dsy Of
the regular September session. 1906 of the board OF
supervisors OF Decatur county, Iowa, an order was
passed by said board Of supervisors directing that
there be submitted to the qualified electors Of De.
catur county Iowa. at special election to be held on
Tuesday November 9TH, 1906 the following PROPOSE.
ton, to-wit:
shall the board Of supervisors of Decatur county
Iowa, contract for and new court house in the
town OF Leon, Decatur county, Iowa; borrow money
for tho erection Of said building and issue bonds
secure the payment thereof In the sum of Seventy.
Ave Thousand Dollars t$75ooo); said bonds to draw
interest at rate not to exceed four per cent per
mum, payable semi-annually, and lay and levy tar
each year not to exceed the amount provided by law
and In addition to the usual taxes suficient q
pay said bonds, with principal and interest within
period Of ten years.
Those in favor of the above proposition will vote
eyes,"
Those opposed will vote "No"
And In pursuance to said order, Special Election
is called and ordered to be held throughout said
county of Decatur at the usual places of voting or
Tuesday, November 7th 1905; polls to be open from
eight o'clock Q. m to seven o'clock p M of said day
as by law provided
Attest:
H. G. SCOTT, CIV BARR
County Auditor. Chairman Board Of Supervisors
sat
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
SMITH is AFTER HEPBURN.

Information has reached political
circles here that the general estimate
among those who are posted in Ring
gold county is that if the primaries
were held to-day A. l. Smith would
carry the county hands down for con-
gress against Congressman Hepburn
says the Register and Leader.
His candidacy is no joke:
1t is conceded among standpatters
that the worst blow that Congressman
Hepburn has been given in the whole
fight has been that by the official paper
Of the standpat element in Ringgold
county, when it devoted column to
telling why Smiths candidacy must be
regarded as joke.
Mr.. Smith is conducting campaign
Of correspondence at present, and has
not settled upon the date at which he
will undertake his speaking campaign
but probably it will be during the
winter.
The fact is stated on fairly good au.
thority that Governor LaFollette OF
Wisconsin may enlist for a speech OF
two in every county in the Eighth dis
trict in opposition to the principles
which Colonel Hepburn is supposed to
stand for within the republican party
Whatever mistakes Governor LaFollette
is said to have made with respect to his
estimate Of Congressman Birdsall's posi-
ton on public questions it is said that
he has posted himself on the attitude OF
Congressman Hepburn and is willing to
make fight in the reservation against
railroad political control, so thoroughly
exposed recently by Senator L. w
Lewis Of Page county.
1t is said among standpatters that She
railroad question is the thing which is
cutting ice for the progressive ele.
ment Of the party in the Eighth district
and which will prove to be Colonel Hep
burns undoing, which is not regarded
by them as 50 remote as when they were
convinced the opposition was a joke
They declare that the tariff has nothing
whatever to do with the matter, an6
that the Eighth is standpat on thai
proposition, though radical on the rail
road question.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12

Secretary Shaw will resign his posi-
ton as secretary of the treasury on
February 1, 1905, and will then enter
upon his candidacy for the republican
nomination for the presidency.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
One Nay Colonists' Rates
via
Chicago Great Western Railway,

to points in Arizona, California, Colo
RADIO, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah, Washington, Alberta, and British
Columbia. Tickets on sale Sept. 18th
to Oct. 31st. Choice Of routes. For
further information apply to any Great
Western Agency or ]. P. Elmer, g. P. A.,
st. Paul, MINI. Dec. 81
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12

Secretary Shaw will show the mem-
bers of the American Bankers Assoc
iation the innermost recesses of the
treasury when they visit Washington
next month, but will he tell them truly
what he intends to do, or try to do,
about the republican presidential nom
ination when he gets back to Iowa?
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
Bronchitis For Twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Danville, Ill.,,
writes: 81 had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until l used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is sure
cure L. P. Van Wcrden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12

1t is hereby ordered by the District Judges of Third Judicial
District Iowa. that the following schedule fix the times of
Holding Court each county said designated for the
1906 and 1907.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Josiah Gorden, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
undersigned appointed by the Clerk Of the Dis
trfct Court Of Decatur county, Iowa. administrato
OF the estate of Josiah Gordon deceased late Of said
county All persons indebted to said estate will mako
against the same will them legally autheoti
Gated, to said Court for allowance
Dated Oct. 2, 1906
D.F. GoRDRN,
1-3t Administrator.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
MARION F. STOOKEY
Il AWYER. Practice In all courts. Office In Lons
Il block. Phone So.
w. r. WAI6HT
O. W. EOxWORTHY

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Obstetrics and
diseases OF women and children . speciality
Night calls not except in cases OF Obstetrics
emergency for consultation. Office hours 10 to IL
q. m, to 4p. m. and to $3.50 evenings. Phone %
oAse and residence, Once phone always accessible.
O6ace east room up stairs Biggs block, Leon Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12
Advertising Rates.

Yearly advertlSers Cents per Inch per tSSue
Occasional advertisers 10 cents per inch per issue
Locals cents per line each insertion.
Locals set in black face type ~ per line each
insertion
Legal advertising at legal rates.
Church and other notices where admission fee Is
,aryed will be charged for therate OF cents per
II Inc.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-10-12

The boy who is ashamed Of his work
is never worth giving some other job.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Twas Defeated.

There has been some kicking
done over the "anti. bribery bill"
because the kickers either fail
ed to understand that it placed
a premium on rascallty or else
they wanted a thing that for
fraud would lay out even the
so called breeders bill which
was protection for gamblers,
Let us illustrate: A wants
bill put through and offers or
pays B $1,000 to attend to the
matter, the anti-bill releases B
from all responsibility. whether
the bill passes or not and holds
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Mine Host.

Mine host Chas. M. Griggs,
formerly OF Quincy, haS refur'
nished the Commercial Hotel
and opened it up in good shape.
He proposes to make his dining
room a delight to all patrons,
for the variety will be good,
cooking better and the service
just what may be expected in a
tirst-class house.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Will It7

At the present time, two, i'm.
portant questions suggest them
selves TO us. First: Will the
school board again ask the citi,
Gems to vote at the spring tAprlD
election, on the proposition to
build. what is conceded to be a
necessity, school house for
the negro population. Second:
If so. does the board desire the
defeat of the proposition againP
If the board really wishes to
build a school house, from what
we learned one year ago, the
only way to have the PROPOSE
ton carry is to first decide on a
location and we think the best
way would be to first get or Sc
cure an option on a lot. Then
from what we were told, there
will be no trouble to secure the
required vote.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Marriage Among the Swedes.

The Scandinavian bridegroom
presents to his betrothed a
prayerbook and many other
gifts. She in turn gives him,
especially in Sweden, a shirt,
and this he invaria bly, wears on
his wedding day. Afterward
he puts it away, and in no cir
cumstances would he wear il
again while alive. But he wears
it in his grave, and there are
Swedes who earnestly believe
not only in the resurrection OF
the body. but in the veritable
resurrection of the bethrothal
shirts of such husbands as have
never broken their marriage
vows. The Swedish widower
must destroy on the eve of his
second marriage the bridal shirt
which his first wife gave him.