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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08

Barnegat. When the steamship and the
schooner ran into each other only few got
off. 1t was SO quick that most of the people
went down with the vessels Among the
passengers on the ship was a young woman
whose parents were wealthy. They offered
me large reward if l would recover her
body. The purser was among those who
were saved, and he remembered the num-
Der of her room. l had a great deal of
trouble getting to it, because it was located
on one of the side passages, but after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08

anxious to save human life and property and
add to their records, they object to taking
desperate risks when the wrecks intentional.
But they have option in the matter, and so they
rush to all. Throughout the seasons they exhibit
heroism of the finer sort; but they look upon it
their business and ask no laure1s
l have just spent day with one of them-a big
bundle of bronzed sunshine who has never had an
illness in all the forty years of his life We went
for swim. He laughed at the idea of jumping
the great breakers close to shore You follow
me- he said, and out into the we swami
His voice, soft as womans, sent its assurances
when get out about a quarter of a mile we
shall reach the current that will sweep us around
the island and land without much work When
you get tired let me know"
| felt something like baby taken out for walk
He comfortable, as nonchalant as confident
though he was parading a granolithic pave
ment. But it was a swinl-oh, it a swm
Now this man has faced death more than once
he has been in danger a great many times
and he told of his experiences with all the
vividness of absolute simplicity, but with an
utter absence of consciousness of having done
anything out of the ordinary He is a type
of the guardsmen of shores.
The life-savers do their work on the instant and
with all their wrecks the which visited never
lost life-they have saved all The really trag-
cal part after the lfe-savers have done their
part. Directly wreck is reported the boats and
crews of the big trust-there is trust in the
wrecking busnesS-hasten from Newly DIRK or Nor
folk to the scene. They all they can Many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08

TINE Atlantic Coast of the United States
is stretch of cemetery, and the
graves are thickest in the dangerous
places above and below Cape Charles and
Cape Henry. Life-savers are ever alert,
patrolling the beaches as regularly as the
city policemen walk their beats. These
life-savers are often skeptics. They have
seen too many old hulks heavily insured
thrown up on sand-bars to believetha acct
dent is always the cause, and they natur-
ally resent these suspicious cases for while
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-23
Neip Dorf bat iebt sur Mbpehslung
etnen unterirbi56en Streif.

Netp Oorf bat iebt sur Mbnehslung
einen unterirbifAen Streif.
X
ecSener @elebrte, tpel6er bebduptete,
bab Elm 100 Pfunb f6perer Menfd
einen 8ai1ergebalt ppn ! 116 pfunb
bat, mag ii9 3fpur unter ben 9empe=
ren3lern eitlen Mnbang erfperben, in
GentudD aber nienlals.
x
9fu9 Der llnbanfbdrfte aebenft Der
0anfbdrfeit, fpbalb er ben MobItbGter
ipielt.
Mande 5orge fpirb erit bnrh Iiebe=
oolle pflege sroB unb fart.
X
0alte mandem Mdbden etipas hi
gut, aber laf1e Did bon teinem
MdOhen sum Beifen bnben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-23

Deuti9lanb, 8eleten unb ssranfrei6
unterbanbeln iiber ben 8au elmer @iz
fenbubn, ipel1e ben afrifanif6en
Continent bon Sftafrifa aus his na6
Der Weitfiiite burhqueren foll. NGem
Mnf9ein na9 tpirb Der 8au Der 8abn
ni9t lange auf ii9 iparten laffen.
9ienItbpten Strife in gublanb.
!6ier fam 10 ettpasr niht borfpmmen.
6ier perben bic OienItbpten nie. bic
Mrbest einfte1en", benn bic bie1ioen
Dienftboten arbeiten iiberbdupt niht,
l;e afiiitiren nur Der 6ausfrdu.
x Y X
Stuotsfetretdr 6op eiebt be 3uz
1iderung, baB bic Der. 5taate1 gar
niht baran benfen, 4anti unt San
Domingo gu perfdluden. Die 8ere
bauungsbef6tDerbsn infolge Der gbis
lippinenz, 0alpaii= unb pprtc Ricpz
Mabl5eiten finb nod bei Msitsm ptdt
iiberipunber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-23

Speben erit 1T Der geipaltige e5in1s
plpnzSunnel boQenoet uno f9on Be-
ginnt elm neues, niGbt minber eroBes
Sunnelprpleft Qufleben gu erregen,
fdon beginnt man in Stalien unb
s5ranfrei9 nit 8oritubien fir einen
0ur6bru1 bes Wpntblancz zMaiiips.
gBie man b0rt, ion gbamounir nit
Moita burA einen S9ienenitrang Der=
Dunben unb 10 cine neue groBe Nlpenz
pforte fir ben Weliperfebr gei9uffen
nerben. guf 9lnregung oes fabobz
ii6en Nbgeorbneten Gbautemps Be-
auftragte bas franaOiiiGeMiniiterium
fir Dffentlt6be Irbetten ben gifenz
babnzcS zcSSngenieur 90. SSacqltter, bas
8roieft zines Iolden Sunnels aussus
a,beiten. sSacquter gGaubt, baB bic
G6tpierigfeiten ni9t 10 groB iein
biirften tpie beim @implonzSunnel,
NEIL Der Northumberland INN 7
Rilometer fiiraer tpGre unb tpetI bas
@eftein ser Montblarcz@ Grippe bas
bdufiee Mnbobren BON unterirbif6en
Mafferbe6dltern liht eriparten ldife
Der 9unnel ipurbe BET gbamoinir ir
elmer SeebDbe BON 1850 Meter beeins
nen unb na9 einem f9nurseraben
Qaiif BON 13 &ilometer BEL @ntrepes
(14OO Meter) miinben, 10 bdB bic
iSentung rur $50 Meter betriiee. 9ie
a;tpaltieen Waferfrdfte Der Dora
8altea fGnr,ten CUR graeuguns bon
~. - u . /,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-23

sSm leBten Sabre ipurben in
9eutf6lano 5o7 S9iffe nit 277,055
5onneneebalt eebaut. Sapon tpdren
II fir Die &riegsmarine beftimmt;
201 nit 28,493 Sonnensebalt fir ben
8ertebr auf Sliiiien unb Gandlen unb
294 nit 248,652 Soneneebalt fir ben
iiberiseiiden 8erfebr: 9te 3unabme
bes 5onneneebaltes betrug i'm 8erz
9letd gum 8oriabr iiber 100000
Spnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
THE ]. F. WIESSNER & SONS
BREWING CO.,
u%uabtGngise gierbrauerei,
Yureau: Wr. 1902. Rorb.8o Ctr.
fSan2S. 10 xoittssrs. ~
@eltern WarDInno Giienbabn.
5rat am ~. 3uui 1905 tn arait.
Ihge Ocrlu'ien 3iucnrG idtinu, Uie folgt

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8lge o~crluien 3iucn.G iGtinn, ipie fol9t:
1agiit.
40 frib GtneC ii0it5us. Snlpiitnte, Ga
pet5tOmii. u. u ". HD, mo Dem Siioer,
iH0 uusgtuomme Gountd0s y. Z. w., \.
ebamber5bnrg, Wiariinsburg, Slnbeiter rlo
Fulfie al Der @6efdpeate Il Neltern .Eabh.
10.Ge Ibeuos - N;!om. nan uulcH brioge.
G0glidL arsatnummen Souutags.
TOO WorgCns yJrf. u. q 8. Dib. Il. 6aupt.
Gtlde niliid Don GnlOrD sSrUOe, Carlisle ullb
IS 40. u. D..
500 0iGreens - 9auptIinIe. Saaerstutun. Gan.
cod. Sbippensburg, 5reosrid, ewmtiSbura
in6 u. & VI. No. bis SbelanoGob.
glori uno g ,ttbsburg.
LOO &ndT. - Niioht. nnb Gnlor0 @ra5s.
2.25 gahin 49, afiom nah Smprns1t~ o..
1926 gad,H. - blue Wourtdin 9Ip. (BnrIor'
CAT; 'erner SreSerid nno Saneod.
$50 giadml. egp. nab YDrf nno y. 4 3.
3thiItOn.
APO NG6m. Dort cbnen Grp,; lerner
StNnoon. Gprina Sro3c. Sniiooet nno Settps'
bItg.
425 Snbm linton g,ribae sffom.
100 sianm. 9rp. Prnfie an rerSaup'iir,e.
Sagersiouu. Srsoer'<. em;nttsburs u.Stip'
5.25 Hheios - NNom. lad Tlelia.
8.15 hbentc 80 gf.om. ndb lnioh'F:ibes.
Spr esae.aas.
$50 Room. - siIiom. iint llntof's,r,bge unb
bnnoher.
2.30 Ra6rn. - g,ium. nah liron.Priset.
4.3G antbm. Tt:on und Sleiin
billet una 8epidsfiiteau Sr. %. BeftA Mb
tinores SirGbc. +.tf .Itt
2iiae halter; az lln;ou., Perrd Fire. SnI.on.
lnb gsalbio1f Ciorfb sNoe) ciaiio1..
SdIt moi an ,eentia 'Aps. 'S.ation.
q. Q. SrtsW sts, q. 2 M.
8. N. esssa. .. y. 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Trau yinSloR inter 0urgidlait.

Ncm Sonoon, Conn, 1. DIT.
- 6rou George YinoloB, melhe an
Woracn oea porigen SonntogS IN
ibrcr @obnulg Stepben W. Grodcr
eincn SduB beigebraht baben ioa,
wllroe bier in Yoli5eieeridt aili Die
Yei6ulOigung oes tbdtliten Nngriiis
in morocriiher abiiht bon Hidter
Goit pernon1men uno inter cine
Niirgid)oit Don $4,000 g%eitclt, mel
DIE Sreunoe fires 8atten beidaiitcn
Groder, meldem ole &iigei in oeil
llntcrleib %aebrnngen lit, beiinbet iidJ
in "Dicmorial ,Soipiiql," unb 10
pcr5meiielt Der sail liegt ideint ieine
i6lieBlihe MISUNDERSTANDING bod,
nitt gang ausgeihloiien gu ieitt
Groder ioa nad 0rau ginoloB' De.
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6pbleii.
6phlcn.
Wiaiuorr & Sebrauf.

&rqcu Hunr.
8efdateS 1ihiehhrli. y SOto sit5.
1ffdgtes 6idieuhOii, u Soro stOo.
WiainNrr & Sebranf.
Sanpf. gfiream uno doblenbot Breiton' tne
@absZtrabe. 3fnelq Giirenu; On IutuH goal
Co MniTliment, nahe @uHsStraBe
Eel: G. & a. Sole III Wio. Court. 2679.
lgpril20. 6Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Gheinpeafe Snmpfcr'G
rh.f..saTs yI.ts

GheIapcafe Tnmpirr'Gompaanie.
6ttfaptaft9inis.
Gl.g1t:s Bafaslcr sdnplee ~gnouita- ma
.Milnnia" ruh
EIf Bpint Somiprt nuo Hurfof, III
Dnctpfer b~erlGfen Baltimore ihglth tulsJe
noit',neH Sollniaas) nm $50 Nbelns mnb Ton.
nell In Slb Pciri 1Onluri nm d ubr Ulotssns
iino In 0cr,pIf nm 7lb W|oraens an. ur
iblieB.Eb on bic SifcnbGbn3igc. nad dner
BunfteH aeS GnbeHS mo GioIUeieut.
Yprt-hiUtr'fin
cleo ante Battaeier Sampler .e5ur.oits' UNI
baltimore"
uaM Nstt. tntut unb Hifmcnb. va.
Euhtpter hcrlafien baltimore i0aiit taiiSae'
noirmeit ScrIntdgs) ulI Il lltr WubnltttuaS NIB
foiilLntt An g9ttsRolni nm 73O W'ordens uni
8u -NibnIont I'M 025 Ni'TQenS an
Die an WDntnpen Wi.tuOttii tnb 5rettd9cn
ooH Naitiinor" abtdbrernel Rnniller. hilo ore
bon 1Neft lSoint an EleuliaIet. BonterttIien
Llie Sdinfiuqeri u%bfnbrPlL le4eF. IN @i0lice'iet'
Vot:it ino Nnmcnos m; rro Die nn Ster,td'
more uIio an Muuinpeu. Uttttorber uIo Sret
tngeu bon Weii 4sniUt abtnbtenr'n 2dmplet
lceeii IN gpi:tcWn mo 9iagsl'niti All tibet ghn'
niaetu Reiier).
Banipfer B~triaiien Paitimort pom ptet VT. Is
NIB 10, fiahtit,a ser,tttrite
Euro .NiIete mad olell NllIlitet totnen &c.
ltdert SepGd olfPegeben mo Halnlefti,r miner
I'M 8oraiIs reierbirt ipero,t IN ben 9te'tgen
Yiuct- Niirenur: w. 3t7, Roro.Hh orieS. Strabe
y. ". Hobfou, ggent. Tr. i27, Ch'Salttmote.
etra6e, ODER ben SGipi tirealg: VT. bN
etabt.etrabs, Baltimore, gs.
Sen' 'Ssiaatsfiibrer. s,r S9BtcgaSi.s.aasu
=. 3. TrBanust. nHIis'ts'u 'RnH Want
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Trau GbaSiuif'S nclrcr Eru;cF.

Glcpcluno. :, I. Cft. lir
NcttSonlpGltc @iu0 NM CmuIeu
bcacbcn iih onr G}ontaQ Mor0cu
mad, Cincinnati, Inn oaiu5it uor ocua
9unoca 'NppcQgcrjtt Dc}ii0lih oc3
Nntrogco oui @cmili0ml ciuca ucu
en- Nro3ciicS iiir 6rou Goiijc g.
GboOmif 3lt pIaioircU Civ bcDouptell.
Dob bel Der Nburtbc,hNl jbrcr Nli.
cntcn Dor Hidtcr (onlcr inn hicliQGa
@unoca Giitrifta0cridt ucriHicNrnr
6~cblGriiic 0ctbon loorOW iino, upN
boiicrL OoB OoS llrtbci, mt0ritoBcu
lpcrocn miro. 9um0o2omalt Sulli.
ban miro Die 9icgicuml Dor Dem Mp
pCllboi ucrtrctcn. 6rult Gba0mid.
mcId)c icit ibrcr GcrDd'tmQ I'M uorr.
gen S%pGtbcrbit I'M 1jriQcu Gountp
@ciGnGniB ucrmciJt bat ipriht ole
llcbcr5cu0un0 aus, ooB ibr elm ucucr
Gro5cB bclOiuIgt mcr0ru miro.
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Werd)antS' & miners SrnuSpor'
intinn Company.

Rdb NoItcn muo ocm often; iebeu Wonina
9ienfid9, SOnnerinG mo snmllda, Hbeno,
D ltbr.
Ndd. Vrpnioenee II. benz Sttcu: iebeu Conn.
tug. WHiiipOh mo Sreitna. gpenhs o llbr.
9iah Re,upOrt 5 geps nth yIurfo,f: tagli6
nm d ubt Nbenhs.
Srnc5t mrb tiatih bid + vbr Nbenht fir an
bcnt 1dae nbfnbtenoc DdntpfCr dnaenotnhet.
Td6 SNbGnnIb NIB BEN Giioel: ieber Diem
flag, .DonteriiuG lr6 Gnmiiaa. Hbelo@ . llbr
Nofiuner ilth PrOOioeucc s Snmpfer iabren
bon Der saeriie an ,Fn5e bes pongsHcds uh;
SooGurot Sampler bon OSr Berlie am 1ub'
Der Weft'SGlss goenue.
Is. ". SiatuGham. Naent,
CONC God.
~. 7. Snruer. B,.S.-AaeHt.
u. 7. ettbbins, Beu ..Ylan.
suEptbfireau - SRoeh.ede Bermau. NIB
Xiast.S traBe. .2&S)
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Baltimore 0nmpi Enfct . so.

Sic @cr. stduieu loit befGrocrno.
Sampler iuOrcu tGGlib. 2p1utuno ult5RcnoIlt.
men. BON hcu oNui cine "licrS. M. 10 ~.
Yi0bi SlrHGc, $50 Nbenoe. hircIt nab Gln
FoiIlt 0omlOrl g,oriolt, lorlsmortb liuo alien
FilnliCn nCo SiihclS. &CrNin0Iltu In Nlo
Ruiut Comfort init g. X :. NilcnbubH." liuh
attbutur0. %crhiunul0 i'm Portsmouth nit hc,n
"ScNhudro VIII cine" iullocl 3IlD bon liprle
nit Der rNtlunlic Gooii zinc. Nurioi mio
Carolina. l,urirlt nu6 liolih. Nuriulf mo
iucitlih uun ,Clo Numiuian Giuc" nhh ZEN
hcrIt &atbtlaton VI g.. Rthmoto. Na., mo
9tclu DOrt.
WiuDllcitert nah ctropuiihcm FInuc. 9tru
rinic Nuiiitcnitmnlcr clctlrtihc gCIeIhllIM
SdmpfbeiWnN. NpicH irci. 1Ielerpirte Nulilicn
thinner In ncu Nillet Nircdlr Der yNuO rinc, a."
M. l0T, Cii Baltimore Siru6c, Pr 800 mo
5dS. Eiuui StrubC. { " 4. Ctlicc. Siiouit 0ir
Baltimore NH GulpCrl zUGbc, Continental
(rIit NuiIotrR mo "IhUJ0bs, Nr. 100. NOro
GburlcSiirubc.
SUhu ". ShCrluuuo, e. Sruluu,
NiCc Frdt. II. Sen. NtutuNCr. tNCIt Fu't INClt
tSCS2
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y it ii + 9 il s. II. GentroL
u mcritn @eit &noicr

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Montoq - 10 ll6r Nbcnoa, nod
Den ga FIoto 2Gnoern per Camper
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Colon; nod Nculunolon0 per Gam
pier oNoiolinO".
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20 l(br HIbcub3, nod &noguo, Mopti
mo Golunbio per Compiler o&cro'
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>Souciro. Nobiu mo Souto9; nod
ocu SCcpor0. m0 @tn6mor0 Enlcln,
ionic Nniouo per Compiler yTouto.
Belle"
Mittmod) - 10 ll6r I6cuO@, nod
Son,oico per Compiler bon Ebiloocl.
pbio; mad Gi>bo 2%l,coton rmo Gon.
pchc per Compiler oScalronco;"
nod Worbo0o3, Guiana uno Noro.
@roiilicn per TonpIcr .Gomctcnic;;"
nod 0cn Ga Tlutn 2Gnocrn pcr0onls
pier oGpmcric."
1onnCrituQ - 10 llbr NboS., nod
sen @obumo3 Der Compiler oSurtio'
90" pio Noiiolt.
Srcitoa - 10 ll6r Mbcn0S, nod
Curacao mo &cnc5ucla per 9nm.
pier .Morocoibo;" nod) Forto HiCo
per Compiler rEoncc," pio Gan
Ilron; nod Gcutrol Nnlcrito II. Sin.
Gociiic N1iul per Compiler pin so
Ion; nod Gortmc S9lonO, Somoico
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bonu;" not Cuba per Compiler
.MontcrcU;" rod @rcnooo, Grini-
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Bolton. itlicbt hicr t0Glid) nm 3 llbr
NohnlittaQ3; nod Gubo, pioIompo
tGolid, Inn I llDr Nudym.; nod sofia
Mico unO Der CittijItc bon gticurogtH
uio 9fcw Crlruu2, tuglid nm s llbr
abcno@; rod 0ouhlroS nno Der Dit
fiiitc bon Guatemala. uia Wobile
tG0lid nm S llbr Abenos,
Grams Eoctfic o It.
Wittmod - ubr N6cnoS, nah
Sopou, Gorco, China uno ocn Fbilip
piren. >nicln pjo SeottIe.
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sen Tbilippincn piu Gan 5ron5iSco;
rod Sen ecIonO, Nuitrolielt, Nelr.
GoLeoonien, SonlOa uno Saiuoii, Dio
Son Irun5i9co; nat glliralien mo
9,eusGole0onicrL uia 0uneopper.
rrss. die Die SCts, Die lI lmmaGskatft Haa
Inter ~ WITH
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Warnlano uno B%ruuipluania Sabu.
Eaae oerlauea Goub.a.tun.. citation:

x"He V0FFUH0H VVFFU"FVF"F
7.9' BORN. 9,oft uutb Dnrf. 'dalt5, nusge'
flonlnlen Spnniuns.
$40 Born. Ni.om. Hdh EsItG. rur SountnaS.
9.U Nor,ii. Niiont. nab NelGis. fdaltt. nuSge'
tluninen Omnibus.
1.20 g,1d)in. Nifom. rad yttdlt. nht Gdni1fdpA.
3.t EndbiH. Itnii ran tDrf, idglth. uiepe'
n0nnien GorntnQs.
400 Ha6m. Mffom. uut Celia, nir sonrtaas.
lob Eadbrt. NffpHl. nah celia. tdglt1. alsGt'
nomrhen SuuutuNs.
600 atenbs AfiuT5. nan Nelu r. td9iid, aus
qeftpmn1eu GUnHinQs.
HOO sibenos afiom. nnh eelotr, mt sonrl'
TAGS.
11.45 Mbenos Hifom. rn6 feIotr. mi WNtt'
MONS uHb Edmn1s
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HunappliS. 9Pt. 9tDnui Citation. l7.b0 uno
Isd5 SSrm. 3SO nno lHb5 ladTl @am 6"i,
tags. 400, 1875 Rnhm, 600 uno 7ii.iJ
A6enns.
Born. gdt,Oens Station I735. 1900. 2p.ib nnS
1000 8orm. !l.2ba $50 mo % 20 RatnI.
YSinheter. .WRt. jiOnGI 5trtion. z 10 ,goru.
- 90 nlh $3.50 gntnL
Saasrstelpu. IN. Robnl. 5iatiOn IL 40 bor..
gaitoft.e,n niO vi. aIrs, Camden. etaitOn,
= % nIS 2ol6 %erm a. % 1850. 1910
Siariis Gan. IGadHmOen 5ioiiSn' IG.as aorm.
9nrup uno clifton MI. FonoI Station '2.s
Hstm; SanSen, station .p 90 Sdttf. n.,.
bort. Neucr SermihGl tSnopunit an %.
StraBr. gleiu Ylurt, Srauem aeIeaeu imr Or
%retdlnna oeS ootel'. Sbentsr' nno paefn.Fi.
,Oehn6. Rerl Gnmb.n gerI M. ropaI
G6lGrOGsae4 .,,; {Gal' &3l8 S1Sa e
Iarlor. Diner. uur 60. 9.52 =. 9h7 Z. g
l%'urlOr. Diner, Gnsa On, tl.b08 Nil.btS =
*a .sana S'4 sim,,,,.. 1n't ru nE ri Il Issli y mi s;
ane, eilist.. Rand Ecrior Sbterpatiols, nno
S SSqdsT'' E iDsf a'S9 ~ sS go sSss
goa@ss, 8bil!a. . . Tag! got "a 9am Dos
sS Hsr IoIaEs 3, i i;t6,, ;daSI rS ss.s %s,H MORT f1 Il i%
g0tt. JiopaI'Rabnbof nm 1863 abenos sur auf.
ndbme bon lIailuaicren btrei.
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nan Niiaufit.Sitn tdqllt.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-23
Heavy Rains in Kansas.

Kansas City.-Soaking rains have
fallen in western Missouri and Kan
sas. The food coming on top of al
most continuous heavy rains during
the past ten days, all streams are up
and more or less damage has been
done. Low lying portions of Argen-
tine and Armourdale districts of Kan
sas City, Kan, occupied principally by
packing houses and railway employees,
have been flooded. This has been caus-
ed principally by backwater from de-
fective sewers, and no serious dam
age is likely to follow Although the
Kaw river at this point has risen rap
idly and continues to come up it must
rise 10 feet yet before it becomes
really threatening. The Chicago, Rock
Island &c Pacific pile bridge across
the Kaw river near Kansas avenue, in
Armourdale, was carried out and the
Kansas City Southern pile bridge was
threatened.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-23
Huge Money for Schools.

Olympia, Wash. Sept. al The levy
for school purposes to be adopted by
the state board of equalization should
provide total revenue of about ST.
700, 900, according to figures prepared
by the superintendent of public in
struction. The law requires that the
state provide levy for school proposes
equivalent to $40 per school capita.
The school census, as certified by the
state superintendent, is 207, 1899, and
the amount TO be raised is therefore
$2,070, 800. Revenue from other sources
for IL months has been $500, 1854, leav-
ing $1,770, 1877 to be raised by taxation.
The law contains proviso, however,
that the levy shall not exceed 8 mills
on the total valuation, and heretofore
1T has never been possible for the state
board to levy sufficient tax to provide
a per capita of $40.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-23
Army Officers Duties.

Washington. Only the Simple life"
is possible for young army officers, ac-
cording to Major General Corbin. COM
handing the Philippine division. In
his annual report, General Corbin says
there is too frequently evidence that
there are officers in the service not
mindful of their obligations. The num-
Der of complaints ON this point, he
says, calls for drastic treatment.
The general then lays down these
principles:
1.-THE moment an officer begins liv-
ing beyond his means he should be SUBJ
jected to discipline. Young officers
joining the service should be admon.
ished that for them only the simple life
is possible. The moment an officer is
possessed with an uncomfortable desire
for any other life his duty to himself,
as we'll as to his regiment, should sep
crate himself from the service and en-
ter the fields from which the material
awards admit of more luxurious liv-
ing"
There are now 1875 troops in the
Philippines, including 5123 native
scouts, and General Corbin recon-
mends there be no reduction in this
force
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-23
EMPEROR TO kOMuRA,
Sends Message of Good Wishes and
Hopes for Recovery ct Health.

New York, Sept. ia cablegram
containing a message from the en-
peror of Japan was received Sunday
by Baron Komura, the Japanese peace
envoy. 1t read:
His majesty, being much concern
ed at your illness, has commanded me
to inform you that he wishes you to
take good care of yourself and hopes
for your speedy recovery.
THE GRAND CHAMBERLAIN"
The peace plenipotentiary replied by
cable to the emperor stating that his
present condition was satisfactory.
The daily bulletin of one of the barons
physicians announced that all develop
ments in the case during the past "a
hours have been favorable to the pa
tient.