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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Iih in ser @irtDidoft Des Serflagtelt
ereignet babeit.
Weebr g d)abener ab Der.
langt.
SIM Snperior.@erid) lit oie r&od.
Greet 9ampier 90" INN $4,000
Shooenerlob bon GIi5o WtiQer Der
flat moroelt. Die &ldgerin lagt,
ooB onl I. Suli bel Scr 2anbung ein
| Sbeil oer1Sradt bcrobiiel mo auf lie
I~tiirste, moourd) lie perlett mllroe.
Sbeilte ibr &ermogen.
Sic an 3. Suli 9eItorbene Srait
auBntaul bat ibren AodlIoB 81 alei'
deu Sbeilen an 0ie 6olqenoen Der.
modt: Srou Morp VI. &ramcr, Sralt
2ouiIa 9oblman 6rau Caroline
Spronflin, Srou Gli5obetb MperS,
Sruu Sorob Sol, @illiom Z, Sobn
mo 2olprence SuBmotl mo ibren
Gnfel, Sobn S.&olb bon @eit-Giper,
Nnlle 9lrunoel.Golmtp
Mub einer 6rou Mi.
mente 6ableu.
Ser ldipor5e EreiafIopier rSoe"
Sans, melder cine SheiOumgStloQe
geaen ieine Srou eingcreid)t bat
ipuroe olrf bereu Grilhen aeitern
pom Mihter @ocr onQcbolten, Der
Srau 5000 neutrality-suspicious. 5l sob.
len. Sans ioa $4,000 pro &obr Der.
oienen mo bat GiQeutbum in 9olti.
more inn @ertbe bon $1,000.
Gle StraBcnbabu per-
Flat.
SIM Stootgeridt bat Sr. 2oriS
Mogner ourd) Den Nnpolt VI. Col
ton cine aloge mn $1,000 Shaoencr.
loB oeeen Die StroBcnbobn cinrsi.
hen lolien. Ger Slayer ioQt, ooB er
am a. SUM- bel Dem 8reu5en Der
Baltimore, nabe 6rontltroBe, bon
einent @oggon gctrolteu rmo ldiper
nerlebt murbe.
Gin Ir5t nerfloQt.
Or. Geo. 8. 9)omg 1T bon Senrp
90. Meoer I'M Stootgeriht INT $500
Sd)ooeneriob pertloat luor0en, ipeiI
err oelIen Sobn om ~. SUM oerlebt
boben lou. Sr. ", Is. Carroll lit Der
Nnnolt beS &lGgerS. Or. Yolng bat
ein Bureau an 9tor0.9 rooowop uno
ser Slayer pobnt in Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Gin FRAT nerf(out.
W ar oeS Qebpns III il 5 G.

2S II IVY ~ III u l.
SSn einem 3uitonoe bod)araoiger RIe.
berQeld)loaenbeit periuhte geItern
WorQcn SuliliS &remer, tS Sabre
alt, in ieiner clterlid)en @obnuna
Nr. $40, SIT . 2pmboroltraBe, oa.
ourd) Selbitmoro 81 be9ebeL oab
CT cine Coils Soioanum 5u Ild)
nabnt. Mon iono ibn alri oemSuE.
bobeu ieineS 3immers liegeno our
uno ihoiite i'm ms nStoot . Solpi'
tol"luo man oieWlogcnplrmpc onlpeu'
bete. aremer lit iiioild)er Ibtunft
uno ioa iid) in cine iltnge Gbriltin
perlicbt bnben. Seine Gltern limo
ocoen cine Gbe hires Sobnes nit Der
Gbriitin mo oober bie Nieoerges
idlo9enbcit uno Der SelbItnoroper'
lud oeS iltngen WonneS.
9rGnoc. - @eItern iriib emit
Itono III Dem &aule Nr. II, Welts
20. StroBe, oilI unbefonnte @eiIe
Selter, meld)e$ gliidlider @eile redt'
5eitig aeloiht murbe uno MIR unbe'
oeiltenoen S6o6en onrid)tete. 9oS
SouS lit bon Srou s. aouer be-
uobnt uno gebort Der Sirmo Hobert
SugbeS & Bros.
9rieq Sen 90 eierGcI6en.
= Eoli5eirihtcr Goldman lit emit
Id)loIier, Den idiuor5eil Meiierbeloen
inn noroWeltlihen 0iltrift lire SbG'
tigfcit 70 uieI iuie moglid einSn'
id)rGnfen, uno ieoer Irreltant, Der
bel ieiner @erboItun9 sufGlig 3aiir'
meier bei lid) fiibrt, fonn lid auI
cine geiol5cnc Stroit geioBt moden,
GboS. &ilion bon Hr. 1899, Nrigb'
ionItraBe, madte geitern Morgen Die
G~rio6rung, Dob Gooi Goldman e@
nit leiner Grobung ernIt meint. Gr
mllroe iim S. uno Soften beitralt
unb 81 80 Togen @ef1ngniB perllr'
tbeilt, neil er feline Hahbarin Worp
Compile nit eirem HoIirmelier be-
0robte.
Srib g debit Sngc'
nieur. I'm etnoigen Storun'
gen ieineS @eihGiteS por5ubeugen,
bat Sr. 3riB Sheibt. Der befannte
@eibditsiilbrer uno 2eiter ser bieli'
gen 0rande Der Aoam Sheiot VraI;'
erei bon Norri5tomn, Yo., an letter.
Sreitag Dor Der 9eboroe Der GRANT
notoren BON rSngenieuren uno Sci.
5ern bierielbit iein eromen ais Sn'
genieur beItanoen. Sr. Sheiot bat
Dor einiger 3eit uuonnebmlidfeiteI
nit einem leiner Sngenieure aebobt,
mo ioD iit) ge5luungen o%enielben 5i
entlaiien. Gr %itelte einen onoeren
an, uno oltd oielem muBte er bolo
Den 2oufpob geben. 3araufbin ent.
i6lob iid) Sr. S6eiot, ielbIt oasGra.
men 5i moden, uno oa er lhon fri.
Der nit Gompiteiielbetrieb erfab'
rung erlangt batte, mdbreno er III
Gnobe's Yiono = sSobrif ais Yiano.
NADER arbeitete, 10 lpar es ibm ELI
2eidtes, oas 5iemlid rigoroie Ora.
men 3u belteben. @er iebt Srn.
Sdeiot idreiben nil, tbut gut, pie
Observation-Disclosures SIT idreiben:
Srn. Jrib Sdeiot, Snsenieur, Sir.
312, Siio-eutapitraBe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Ser. GGngcr bon Baltimore.

Sauptqiartier: ,@ermania . MGn.
nerfor Soae"; Yr1iibent Senrp
@ieiefing, Gr. 22s, perf. gaitern.
Gpe.; correiponbirenoer rno proto.
folirenoer SefretGr 8. 8iuiam @l.
oenius, Hr. 1928, SrleanSitraBe;
Sinan5 Sefretdr IS. SimmeIbeber.
Gr. 3t5, Norb gbenitraBe; Sdat.
meiiter $. MidlidL Ir. 7t3, 8ar.
neritraBe; 0irigent SSobu M. 9lein.
&erlammllne ieben 3~tpeiten 8reitag
i'm Monat.
.arion."
Smiptquartier: Stag .SoIle, Gr.
2O5, Sanoper.S troBe. S~inaitunoe:
Mittmod - 0irieent: s. 6. 5ranf.
nSarmonie."
SauptQltartier: Hr. Ala, @eIt.
Sopette.S troBe. Sineituuoe: 3ieu.
flags - 0irisent: Sobn 81. alein.
.@ermonia4 M6nnerdor." t
Sauptquartier: @ermania /. M1n.
nerdor . Sale, Hr. 4t0-4t2, @elt.
2ombaro.S troBc, Singitunoe: 0on-
neritags - 0irigent: Ebeooor Sem.
berger.
.5robiinn."
Sauptquartier: Srobiinn . SaIe,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerif' apenue. Cling.
itunoe: WittpohS-0irigent: sSobn
u. &leiu.
,Mrbeiter. WGnnerdor."
Sniptquartier: anoreas' SaIle.
Rr. 3t4, SanoperitraBe. Sinaihnoe:
3onneritaes - 8irieent: Gbas. s.
Uod)au.
.2oeuit.Eoint MGmertor."
Saliptquartier: 3mider's SaIIe,
gde Cuba unb anoreltraBe. Cling.
ltunoe: Mittluod abeuos 8 llbr
9irigeut: Silbert ariippel.
.Mrbeiter. 2iebertafel."
Sauptanartier: 8oIs' Sallc. 0r.
40S, @eit : 2eringtonitraBe. Sing.
itunoe: 0ienltogs-9irisent Subert
Stripped.
.Melooie."
Sauptqunrtier: s.. Mies' Sale,
Ode 2opitraBe nno YeIair Marft.
Singitunoe: 0ouneritags - 9iri.
gent 3. 3aroIus.
n9aperiid)er WGnnerdor."
Salptquartier: 4dermnnu's Sale,
Gde bon Caroline. itnb @ougbitrabc,
SinsItunoe: 0onnerltas abeno
0irigent: gfiignit Shneioer.
,8ermania.0 uartett. Club"
Sauptquartier: Meienberg's Sale,
Nr. t16, Roro YaeaitraBe. Sing-
ltinbe: 0ienitaas = 9irisent: S.
&orolus.
~Messer,g eiansberein."
Sauptauartier Sofimann's Sale,
2op. uno 5orref 5trnBe. Sing.
itnnOe: 9ienitqass I5sifisent: subert
Stripped.
ngoeltpeib,"
Sauptauartier: georg 8. aoer's
Sale. Scr. I, Gait. apenue, Canton.
S%ingihmbe: Dienitags - 3irigent:
slug. Sdneioer.
.Tbalia.M 1nnerhor."
Sauptqlartier: 8oist's SalIe. Nr.
f122, Sarforb.a pemle. Sinslhanoe:
0ienitags = 9irigent: s. 6. 5ranf.
Tnrnperein ,BormGrts."
Vortpdrts Sale. SIR. 1924.
@elt.2eringtonitraBe.
.gitenfran5."
Sauptaaartier: Sobn Shmiot's
(oorm. 3orn's) Saae, gfe 8. nno
@ouabitraBe, Sisblanototun. Sina-
itiinbe: Mittpohs = 0irisent: Con-.
9odner.
#unabbdnaieer 9iiraer Werein ron
Marplano." a H'lflf
9eriammIung ieoen Ietten DON.
neritag i'm Wonat In Ser Yortnlrts.
Goue Rr 72l MnSt. Qovs,,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
8iel 2Gr,t iirt Wid,ts.
getrGdtli6e aufregitng tpegen oes
ongebli6en 8eridninoenS zines
GiuAn2 ner,trsoht

VetrGdtlif)e 4%ufregung tuegen 6es
angebli6en 8eridminoenS zines
ainoeS perurludt.
Die Nadbaribaft Der 5ort.Abenue
unb 2igbtitroBs befano iif geiteru
mebrere Stunoen in einem Stooium
Der boditen g%uiregung. Sine su-
5ohl ainoer, fpelhe in iener 8egeno
Ipielten, bebaupteten, geieben 5u bo.
ben, ipie ein fleine5 Mdoden in Die
Glonfenoifnung an ser Sort.Nuenue
u1o 2igbtitroBe gefallen iei. Su
%flr5er 3eit lommelte lid) cine groBe
Wenihenmenge an Der Gloafenoif.
nltng an lpdbren6 mebrere MGnner
nab Dem Iusgang oeS gb3ugs-
fonolS eiIten, INIT 'bds @rideinen oes
ainoeS ob5uipartfn, 9ie Eoli3ei
mtroe bon Dem syaa IN aenntniB ge-
iebt, uno ,ipei MitBlfeStr bes Stra.
Benreinialmgs : Experiments nad
Grt unb SteGe s~efunbtanm cine sSn-
lpeftion beS ab5uHsfditals porsuneb-
men. Die bei6en WGnner fanoen
leood) nidt cine Spur bon einem
Sinoe, nnb Ga feline an5eige BON Ell.
mem bern1iBten ainoe erltottet muir.
De, 10 Job man idlieBlid) elm, ooB ole
8eld)idte bon Dem 8%erldauiuben bes
WtaodpenS eincm pbontoIierei6en
ai1toerbirn entlprltnden NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Nns Scm Snntrcn MarDlano's nns
Den nngrersen6cn Stantcn.
'Snooiiirten onS = e-I men
0cmcnt.

'Snboiiirten 6aS Boe-I III c IL
0cment.
Sic 9emofrotcn BON S%olpdrozGo.
iloollirten in ibrer Convention 81
Somnro.GountD oo3Foe-A ENHANCEMENT
mo nominirten iolgcnoeS Sidet;
County GoumiliGr SenrD ".
GennD pom g.. 9iltrift;
Sheriii - Soiepb Sunt pom 9.
Giitrift;
Seitomcnts Hcgiitrotor Hidaro
GopiS bonn 3. Giitrift;
SdobmciItcr mo SteuereInnebmcr
- Samuel Is. MuSgrope pom 4. 0i'
thrift;
Gountbs@ eoncter Sobn Z. 81.
Carroll ;o. ps.uea u,o p"1 tsa olesD~a
Gelegoten fir oo$ llnterbolIS -
Mottbep $. 0ia mo SomeS Scare.
NlS Telegaten 5llr StoatS-GonOen
ton mllroen crmGblt: Mattbelp $.
Sill, Soiepb 2eiibeor, 6runf Bartlett.
Sumpbrep 9. @olie, Or. V. ".
2eiiiel uno u. Y. @orniolL ir.
Snboiiirten sic aOmini-
Itrotion 6eS 8ouper.
neurS @ariielo.
Sn ser Convention Der Genlofrntet
bon Caroline. Gountp murOen cine
9teibe 0eihliilie oltqenommer, IN
melden ole Administration oeS @ou'
uerncurS Noriielo onf oo@ Wdrmlte
inonIiirt muroe, ober tein Mort lir
oaS Eoe- Imenoenlcnt geiugt marc.
Solgen6e9 Sidet muroe nominirt:
iiir StoatS. Senot Or. ". ".
@oloSborouab; fir llnterboll9 e..
&. @oSlin uno SSebu 7. 8laoeS; lilr
County SdloBmeilter - Sorrn ".
Scmple; fir Gounip.Gonmili1r -
". SbomoS Sigbnltt; fir Sd)eriii-
Siooc Z. Slectnooo; fir @eometer -
e. s. 0eon; 3eie9otcn 6ltr StootSs
Contention - SbonloS ". Smitb,
Siainm y. Wonlope,. 5. Gufes Golp.
mes, ". Fierce Heobeao, Charles 6.
anorelps nno ,Soieph& Carroll
Gin Q 6riit in ben Sob.
Sn ser HGbe bon Snli9burD CT.
tronf Der i3 Sabre olte 6ormer @m.
Z. &oro ouI lonoerbare Meile, 2oro,
Der in Der HGbe bon Gl6orooo, Goro.
line Gountn cine 3ornl beliBt, belano
lid NIT lngcfGbr 1000 Grfuriioniiten
ollf einem 3i9e Der o9oltimorezGbes
lapeate, Ntlantic- 8abn", um nah Nes
bobotb- geaf 5u geben. Sn Der Nobe
bon SoliSburp belt Der 3itg IN Der
9lntelbeit an, I'M @oiier mo Sob
Ten ein5nnebmen. Sorb molte ans
ocm mormen @oggon an ole iril6e
2uit geben, trat aus bem@oggon mo
berunter oiIi Die Groe, mie er elaubte,
ood) ltatt oeilen fiel er in 12 sub tie.
les @oiler unb ertronf, ebe linn Siilie
3u Sbeil mer0en fonnte. Der 2eihs
nam luuroe cine Stunoe lpGter oili-
%aeiunoen. 2oro binterlaBt cine
&ittpe uno orei ainber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
SciratllS QieenScu.
Solgenoe Seirotbs : 2~icen5en ipilr.
0en Qeitern bonn gftllar 0e8 Common

Solgenoe Seirotbs : 2icen5en iuiir.
Sen eeitern bonn gftllor oeS Common
9lcaS.@ eridtS oltS9eiteqt:
8ilidm y. gQenOcr, 36, uno Wiorp
9. BOB, 30; IppIifont .. &ictor @al.
ilouop,H9frs 1903, Sarlem Ipemle.
Benjamin =. greiuil 2S, ilto Tnttn
q. @iQingbom 2G; gpplitont ". $.
aubmoul, Nr. 100, Noro-Gorep.Str .
Hid)oro &. Sotfiel0, 30, unb Z. u.
9arrih %.
2epis &lein. SO, nto Minnie
Sbulb, 80; Npplifont S6omoS u.
@igains, Nr. 1881, GoItern. Ipenue.
Charles s. Noplor, "a, mo Sir9i'
mia 9. Ngner, 80; Applifont s. $.
Eettieoro, gtr. 1900, Gbeitmut Ipcnlle.
Eotrid Tpon, %, mo Barbara
&orinogle, 10; Mpplifnnt 8illiont
Singler, Nr. 1923, 9iQon.S troBe.
4ntrigoS 9iel, q, mo Gli5obetb
Neib 10; applifnnt IroB Yofob.
Sranf 9. Goofe, %, mo Toele $.
Seller, 26; Ippiifont Oscar u. Gin
oin, 9r. 1tS, @eit Sort gpenuc.
Benjamin Steinbcimer, #, mo
Belle &obbins, 33; Applitont &.
Charles Sleiber.
@arren We2ellan, 26, nno Suian
6, SoneS, 20.
aoolpbus s. GooepL %, mo G0clr
3. Sobnion, is; Ipplifont 2ouiS Fi-
pino, Nr. 1876, Clements traBe.
grtbur 6. 9oilp, %, uno emma
s. Samlon 10; Gpplifont 3. 9reiten-
bad.
Samuel g. EobIor, %, uno Ger
truoe 9. @oribom. "a; applifant
SSule$ i. 0iebe, nacooemn- Sotel".
Sobn Z. Sonfor0, %, mo Sarab
90. Barrett, Is. .
2ebnnon blum, 80, uno Sonnob
Sebaer, ~.
4leral1oer Sbnip, 36, mo Worgo'
ret Sbib, 26.
S6omaS Greomer, 81, ltnb Gillian
sSerguion, %; Ipplifont antbonp s.
Sane, Nr. 800, SiioW ontiorbsgDe.
Milton @eatberlD 80, mo Gtbel
M. Wilbollrne, 81.
Serome Sumter, 81, nn6 emma
%. Shulje 90; gpplifont Charles
Sumter, Or. 1901, Crops trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Mit bem MbretBen Be
aonnen. - Die Mrbeiten bel Dem
abreiBen oes burd bos grobe 5elter
unbrauhbar geinad)ten groBen Gen-
tralgebGloes Der Baltimore : Ohio
9abn" oil Der Horomelt-g ode bon
Baltimore uno GalpertitraBe babe.
beaonnnen. 8eitern murbe Der 4G
SUB bobe 5laggenpfolten, ipelder
uiueriebrt eeblieben NOR. betunter
aenommel. an oemielben mar loaar
nodsoa Gtrhf ant0 Die 4rha1teu
peruriadlea iebrzuia 9aub uno Bel
ld)perosna Der 9tadtnreu meroen off
taglid lalt.t go. .as M
- "a ~ a. ssaus !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

GrIag ibren 9rononur.
ben. - Srou Neaie gmos, tpelhe
om lebten Montog in ibrer @ob.
nuna, Gr. 1913, SomerietS troBe,
ourd cine @oiolinerploiion ldlimm
perbrnnnt ipuroe, erlaQ ibre1
9ronomunben geitern I'M st. SO.
PHILOSOPHICAL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

9urd Yil5e uergiftet.-
Gurd) giitige Gii5e miroen geltern
Worgen nobe5u Sluei 6omillen on
Der Goro.M oniio gpenle pergiI'
tet. Sr. go. Huole bon Nr. 1909,
Moro foutioro- apenue, bate all Der
9elair-Hoab Yil5e eeiommelt nno
ne Inn 10 llbr WorgenS mad Saule
gebrod)t Gr neribeilte Ole Yil5e I'M
fer Die Mitslieoer ieiner 5amilie
lino 6ran i. @iaiomion, Ger. 1919,
Noro : Wontforo slpenue. Solpobl
leine Somilie, oils oud sic spei
Sobne Der 6rom @iaiamlon err.
franften, % Die Gilse nidt, ipie CT
glaubte, Gbampignons, ionoerr
SdhpGmme naren. Or. Com. Gel,
der, Rr. $3.50, observation-disclosures
iplroc berbeiaerufen, iinb es gelanq
ibm, ollie grfranften ouBer @efabl
81 bringen.a
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
Stickled for Etiquette,

Regular army officers say that vol
unteers are a trif1e deficient in mat
tiers of military etiquette. As illustra-
tive of their weakness in this respect,
Major General Corbn tells an anus
ing story of young lieutenant Of
militia who accompanied his fellow
volunteers to the war game at Ma
nassas recently.
1t appears that the young volunteer
officer in question was conversing
with regular army officers near Gen.
Corbin's tent, when Gen. Grant and
his staff passed. The regular officers
arose and saluted, but the volunteer
lieutenant sat still.
THAT was Gen. Grant" said one of
the regulars to the lieutenant. why
didn't you salute him."
"Oh," responded the volunteer, non
chalantly, 1--WE only been here few
days and we haven't been introduce
ed "-Collier's.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14

II never go against another mans
game" said Galloway, sides which,
it's immoral See here, McMasters, |
amt tonguey like you. You've been
argyin' ever sence we wus close-herd-
ed in here an when I've tried ter say
you've beHered me down. same's
you've bellered down the others. All
the same, | know Scotty didn't brand
that Half Circle A calf, an I'll stay
by that till there's skatin' carnival
on the brimstun lake."
The foreman's brows knit in an ugly
frown. Slowly and with his eyes fixed
threateningly on Galloway he began TO
remove his coat Then he rolled his
shirt sleeves above his brawny, hairy
elbows. Galloway turned pale.
Gents" said the foreman, "extry-
ordnry cases sometimes require ex-
tryordn'ry arguments. I'm a goin ter
argy this out with Sammy an | don't
want none O. you mixin in the debate.
You might as well turn your faces to
the wall You can hear the points |
make jest as well"
One by one the ten turned their
chairs about, laughing and Joking as
they did SO, but obviously in unwhole-
some fear of the knotty fists of the
ferocious McMasters.
Better own up Pills right, Sam.
N.Y." called one.
Il come from Missouri" drawled
Galloway, rather TREMENDOUSLY.
A sudden crash succeeded, then a
volley of profanity from the foreman
of the jury, and the noise of lively
scufFle. Another and louder crash
indicated that the table had over
turned. The jurymen writhed in their
chairs. A bang and sound of rend-
ing wood. 1t was too much for flesh
and blood to bear. The ten jurors
! turned as one man in time to see Nc
Masters go down heavily before a
blow from a chair leg welded by the
insignificant Galloway.
With bound the obstinate juryman
was on top of his antagonist plying
the improvised cudgel about his head
and defensive arms in frenzy of fear
lest he might arise.
Let up, you little devil" shouted
McMasters. LET up! I've had
enough, tell you!"
What do you think o. the case
now?" demanded Galloway, bringing
down the chair leg with undated en-.
ergy.
Let up!" roared McMasters.
Don't you think there's a reason
able doubt about Scotty brandin' that
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
Poetry and Prose.

The ablest writer's in England have
revived the Walt Whitman controver.
sy. Several of them assert he was
beyond question the ablest man
America has produced" Able thinker
he was, versatile as versifier, prodi.
gious as a philanthropist, knowing as
a student of woman and Bohemian to
the marrow of his bones. Personally
Whitman was lovable character. |
knew him intimately twelve years and
was pallbearer at his grave, but few
names like Hawthorne, Holmes, Low
ell and, last but not least, George Ar
mold find a warmer place in my heart.
And, seriously, was anything ever said
in verse that couldn't have been bet
ter told in prose? A few skeptics, like
the writer, doubt 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
there's doubt, an right. Now quit. :"

there's doubt, an right. Now quit"
Galloway suffered him to rise.
That's all right them" he remarked,
drawing the tattered remnants of his
shirt about him, with one hand, but
retaining his weapon in the other.
Now, felIers," he continued, turning
with a new air of authority to his
brethren, "straighten up that table an
we'll proceed ter take another ballot"
The command was executed in an
awkward silence, that was broken by
a loud knocking at the locked door.
What are you men playin at in
there?" demanded the voice of AL
Williams, the sheriff's deputy. Are
you comm to disagreement or try
in who can jump the farthest?'
1t was McMasters who answered.
wen call you when we want you, AL"
he said gruffly. We don't want you
now" Then as the deputy's football
died away on the stair he added,
Whats took place in this yer jury
room don't go out o. this jury room;
that's your oaths. What | want to
know is if them caths is going to be
kep?"
IS fairs I'm concerned" said Cal
loway. Il guess the rest is goin' to
keep Their mouths shut. Our deliber-
atoms is to be KEEP secret, the judge
said. Only" he added, with a look
at McMasters, I'm countin on two
votes for acquittal."
Five minutes later the jury filed into
the court room, where Scotty Bur
rows, in the custody Of the sheriff,
was gripping his chair arms with
whitened knuckles and glancing nerv-
ously at his wife, who, pale and wide.
eyed, clasped her baby to her bosom
and painted as the judge looked over
his spectacles at the foreman.
Are you agreed upon your ver-
dict?' asked the Judge.
I'VE are" answered the jury's fore
man. I'VE find the prisoner, Scotty
Burrows not guilty
ooh, God bless you!" cried Scottys
wife.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
A Woman's ono"

A woman's mo" had no dismay for me :;
I'd often heard it said that it meant
Eyes"
I don't know why, I'm sure, that this
should be.
But there's truth in the saying more or
less.
And so, of course, thought had some
show,
Although repeatedly she answered mo"
Mere coquetry," thought. "she wants
to make
Me think she is not to be lightly won.
| have to suffer something for her sake,
Or else it wouldn't be a bit of fun.
She merely plays part" / must say,
She played it we'll. Much firmness in
that No"
l humored her I feigned a deep despair.
| said she had ruined all my life
l called her heartless cruel, too, as fair;
Again / begged her to become my wife,
did not think that this time she would
throw
Me down-but all the same she answered
mo"
Then l began to doubt, for when tried
To flirt with others she cared not q
snap.
To all appearances. and then beside
She fiirted, also. with another chap.
When, for the fourteenth time, she an
swered No"
1t was no wonder that feared she meant
In sober truth my offer to decline.
1 said. "Ill see If that is her intent:
For the last time I'll ask her to be
mine
That brought the confirmation of my
She simply said; mot in hundred
years.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
Especially for Women,

Champion, Mich, Jan. 9th.-(Spe-
cial)-A case of especial interest to
women is that Of Mrs. A. Wellatt.
wife of a we'll known photographer
here. 1t is best given in her own
words.
Il could not sleep, my feet were
cold and my limbs cramped," Mrs.
Wellat states Il had an awful hard
pain across my kidneys. had to get
up three or four times in the night.
was very nervous and fearfully des-
pendent.
Il had been troubled in this way
for five years when | commenced to
use Dodds Kidney Pills, and what
they caused to come from my kidneys
will hardly stand description.
by the time / had finished one box
of Dodd's Kidney Pills was cured.
Now | can sleep we'll my limbs do
not cramp, | do not get up in the
night and I feel better than have in
years. owe my health to Dodd's
Kidney Pills"
Women's ills are caused by Dis
eased Kidneys; that's why Dodd 8
kldney Pills always cure them.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
BABY'S TERRIBLE SORE
Body Raw With Humor-Caused I'M
told Aeony-Doctor Did No Good
--Cuticura Cured at Once.

"My child was a very delicate baby.
A terrible sore and humor broke out
on his body, looking like raw flesh,
My physician prescribed various rem
edies, none og which helped at all.
became discouraged and took the mat
ter into my own hands, and tried Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
with almost immediate success. Be-
fore the second week had passed the
soreness was gone, not leaving trace
Of anything. Mrs. Jeanette II. Block,
281 Rosedale St, Rochester, N. Y"
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14

1t was growing dark in the Jury
room and eleven of the twelve sworn
to well and truly try the case of the
State of Wyoming against Scotty Bur
rows looked at each other in gloomy
silence. 1t was now the second day
of their incarceration and little Sam
Galloway still hung out for acquittal.
Sam was the exception to the general
gloom. He appeared quite cheerful as
he sat tilted back in a chair with his
feet on the window ledge, whistling a
tune and staring out into the twilight.
you kin stop that derned whistlin'
anyway" said one of the jurors saw
agely.
Jess as you say" said Galloway, Il
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-14
TO FIT THE CRIME.
Professor Evidently Approved of Com
ing Execution"

ing EXECUTION.
The daughter OF the house was
pounding away at the piano like
human piledriver, and the faces of the
assembled guests bore traces Of acute
mental anguish. Suddenly the music"
ceased, and the company, in order to
remove all possibility of its resump-
ton, burst out into salvo of applause.
The proud and happy mother of the
performer approached the guest of the
evening, old Herr Zwillbier, who was
stamping his feet and clapping his
hands like an unemployed cabman on
a frosty morning. And what do you
think Of my daughters execution, Herr
Zwillbier?" she inquired, smiling
sweetly upon the old gentleman.
Your borders vot, matamt" he cried.
Her execution replied the somewhat
astonished lady. "'Er egsecution!"
shouted the professor, er egsecution!
Matam, | congratulate you! Ven vos
ZEE to be? Ven vos zee coming off?
to be bresend will efery efford make"
And in his excitement he shook his
hostess violently by the hand, and
almost burst into tears, Liverpool
(Eng) Mercury.