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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
The Spraying Calendar.

The Horticultural Department of the
Iowa State College at the Experiment
Station has just Issued an up-to-date
Spraying Calendar, which is of utmost
Importance to the Horticulturists and
fruit growers of the State. This cal
endar is prepared in bulletin form and
deals rather more exhaustively than
usual with the general treatment to be
followed in spraying apples, plums,
grapes, cherries, small fruit and vege-
tables.
Several pages are devoted to the
different spraying mixtures, and care
full directions are given as to their
PREPARATION.
In short introduction Prof. S. A.
Beach calls attention to the absolute
necessity of every fruit grower in Iowa
spraying his orchard trees.
1t is evident from the keen demand
for former Spraying Calendars of this
station that the farmers and horticul-
turists of Iowa are awaking to this
necessity.
The above bulletin may be obtained
by any resident of the state without
charge, by applying to @. f. Curtiss,
Director of the Experiment Station,
Ames, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
HOG CHOLERA.

Hog cholera as disease may be di-
rectly traced to immature breeding, in
sanitary care and poor feeding. The
common conception of the pig is that
1t does best amid filthy surroundings
and that it should largely obtain its food
as a scavenger, when the truth Is that
there is no more Clearly animal on the
farm than the pig. Immature breed
ing lays the foundation for lack Of
vitality and constitutional vigor. Cou-
pied with this is the poorly balanced
ration which is SO common among hog
raisers. 1t is probably true that IL the
pigs were insured a parentage never
less than year old and were then
raised on alfalfa, clover, skim milk and
other heterogeneous foods. the cholera as
an epidemic disease would entirely dis
appear from the country. While corn
is an admirable fattening food, it is
about the worst food to be obtained for
the young and growing pigs, and it
would be well for them IL they never
saw an ear Of it until they are at least
six months old.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
An Error in the Law.

Because Of an error on the part of
the enrolling clerk or the senate at the
last SESSION of the legislature every
teacher in the state who secures a
license this year to teach will have to
take the examination for a first grade
certificate. As there are hunrdeds
who have never attempted to get more
than second and third grade certificates
a great hardship is thrown on the
teachers which the next Legislature
will be asked to correct
The law as intended to be passed
by the legislature to abolish county
certificates to teachers and provide for
state certificates only, contained a
section stating that persons teaching
in the second and third grades should
be exempt from taking the examination
in elementary physics, civics and
algebra, and subjects usually taught
in high schools. In the bill as en-
rolled and signed by the speaker of the
house and president of the senate this
section is omitted. As result teachers
in the common schools of Iowa will
this year have to take the examination
given to high school teachers.
A later report is to the effect that
Attorney General Mullan has come to
the rescue, by rendering an opinion
that as provision is made for second and
third grade certificates the board of
educational examiners have authority
to provide what subjects teachers shall
be examined on for these certificates.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
A REDEEMED FIELD.

We are just going to suppose that we
have had turned over to us forty acres
of poor, run down land to put into
productive condition in the easiest way
and in the shortest time. We saw the
land the other day. 1t was originally
a piece of hazel brush land with
clay loan soil. The renter had had his
way with it for nigh on forty years
and had just skinned it to tinish-so
robbed and maltreated it that for the
past four years it has been abandoned
to weed growth and vermin. The
ridges marking the last crop of corn
may still be seen, as well as here and
there bleached and puny cornstalk.
evidence of the windup four years ago.
Next spring we are going to pillow
this land well, not too deep, and then
give more disking, and dragging than
it has had for twenty years past When
we have got it worked down fine we
are going to sow fifteen pounds of
mammoth clover seed to the acre and
nothing else. AS soon as the weeds
get four or five inches high we will
run the moving machine over it and
six weeks later will run over it again
with the mower, which will pretty eff
fectually dispose of the weeds. After
this second clipping the clover should
begin to show up in good shape, when
we will pasture the field until win
ter, putting not over twelve or fifteen
head of mature cattle in. The next
spring. along in the fore part of May,
we will run the machine over the
field just to hit the weeds; then we
will let it alone until the middle of
September and turn the crop under.
which will return lot of needed hui
mus to the soil; the next year plant
with corn, expecting fifty bushels an
acre; then crop Of oats, which will be
self seeded with clover; then repeat,
and in six years our worthless field is
the best field in the neighborhOod. No
theory about this; just common sense,
that's ALL
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
CARE FOR THE aUAILs.

As an insect destroyer we have no
bird which equals the quail. This bird
Is very prolific, frequently rearing
two broods in one season. 1t further
is the only one Of all our game birds
which takes kindly to man and our
modern methods Of civilization. 1t
might be the most common Of all our
birds were 1t not that it is very fine
eating, the most sought Of any of our
game birds with the exception of the
ruffed grouse. Then 1t is pursued by a
host Of natural enemies-the crow and
the skunk break up the nests, the house
cats lay for the birds when they come
around the homestead. while the deep
SHOWS and the excessive cold make bad
work with them. Farmers are quite
generally shutting out the pot hunter
In order to protect these best friends Of
his. and many are now taking the trou-
BILE to provide food and shelter for the
birds during the winter. This is good
work and should be generally taken up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CITY HALL. MAY 2. 100

CITY HALL. May z. loOO.
The meeting of the City Council was
called to order by Mayor Daubney Mem
bers present, r. Engbertson, Harmon,
Baker. Curtin, Jensen. Vance, II. Eng
bretson, Sayre and Hislop. Mr.. Croft
was absent.
The minutes of the previous meetings
were read and approved.
The Treasurer's report was read and
accepted.
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Whereas, The following claims have
been examined and approved by the FL
nance Committee; therefore be it
Resolved. That they be allowed and
the money necessary to pay the same
be and is hereby appropriated and the
mayor and clerk are directed to issue
orders on the CITY Treasurer as follows:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
Was Wasting Away.

81 had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. " writes
Robert r. Watts, of Salem. Mo. Il
lost flesh and never felt well and doc
tored with leading physicians and
tried all remedies suggested without
relief. Finally i tried Foley's Kid
ney Cure and less than two bottles
completely cured me and / am now
sound and we'll" During the summer
kidney Irregularities are often caused
by excessive drinking or being over
heated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foley's Kidney Cure.
For sale by Brunt q Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
c. NJ. { ST. P. Excursions.

Boston, meeting Medical Assn.
Tickets on sale June 2, and 4, limit
June IL, 1906. One fare plus 81. 1913
Des Moines. Grand Lodge A. F. &
A. M. Tickets on sale May 3, June 1,
june and 5. limit June 9Th. Fare,
So. 20. 1873
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
Best For Women aud Children.

On account of its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Syrup
is especially recommended for woman
and children. 1t does not nauseate or
grippe like pills and ordinary cathar-
tics. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating them. Re-
member the name Orino and refuse
substitutes. For sale by Brunt q Par
man.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
Biennial Meeting General Federation Of
Woman's Clubs

At st. Paul May 30th-June 7th.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on May Sth to Slst inclusive sell
tickets to st. Paul at one fare plus
SO. 90, good to return June 9th with
the extension privileges. For futher
information apply to any Great West
ern Agent or J. p. Elmer, G.. p. A.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09

"A liquid cold cure for children
that is pleasant, harmless and effective
is Bees Laxative Honey and Tar.
Superior to all other cough syrups or
cold remedies because it acts on the
bowels. An ideal remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough and
all durable lung q bronchial affections
in child or adult. Pleasant to take.
For sale by Brunt & Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
Iowa Grand Army Encampment. Boone.
June 81.

For this occasion, the Rock Island
lines have just arranged rate of one
fare for the round trip from all points
in Iowa Tickets on sale, June As,
good returning until June 18th, 1906.
!5-5
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-09
A GREAT cow.

The Wisconsin experiment station
has brought to the front very remark
able cow, the Guernsey cow Yeksa
Sunbeam, which under a carefully re-
corded test the past year has produced
1920 pounds Of milk, testing 5.74 Of
butter fat, giving a total of S57.15 Of
butter fat for the year. This convert
ed into butter would equal 9S4 pounds
Of butter. 1t would be hard to put a
price on a cow of this type.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

bent Der Ser. SGn9er," uno 8litop
Sienlllto filr5e aniprodeu. ginen
unfreipiaigen @ib geltattete iid nod
GrGlioent @ieiefing, ais Sr. Sreb.
Sofmonn i'm a1ftrage ocS nellee.
a%riinoeten @eian9pereins nSdnor-
rcr = Quartett = GLIB" nm lleberlai-
Jung aepiiier Soften eriudtc. Sr.
@icIefing bate ben Nonteu oeS Ser
ems nidt ridtig perltonoen uno titlt-
lirte oen Ielben ais nS6norrer"s
Guortett . Glltb, ein iebr be5ei6nen-
scr IllSorud fir bas St%immenmate.
rial oes 0eItfegclns Ser @eion9oer.
cine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
8rnnbitiidS : llebertragnngcn.

gOmnro s. Sobniou iinb 5ral ait
Mioroin Meale, Roroieite Der Barre,
taGe 0arnerltr., IA bel so, S..
George u. Goof oil SoIep6 S.@ei9.
roud) unb 8rou, @eitieite ser Baib.
instor., nobe SotunienoItr.. SOTO bel
rs, @ro5. $48. So.
Samuel 5. Garter AT 90. Seoonia
Wuqineallr, Sitieite Der oct. gerron.
Itrabe, nabe Sirit'aoe., t6 BET 100,
@ro5. As. So.
6reo. 6. Sooermanit ait 4rtbitr
6. Geinbeimer, Noroieite oer 6air.
mount, nabe Rontforo.aue., 1856
bel 80, @ro5. $34.S8, S..
artGltr 6. Heinbeimer al 5reo G.
Saoermanr uro Sral, Norbieite Der
Sairmount., nabe Montforo-a peniie,
t5.6 BEL 90, @ro5. $34.S8, S..
Sobn V. Suits unb 6rait an Mng.
Heinle, Siioieite Der 2anbaIeitra6c,
nabe Garroaton,abe, % BEL $780,
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

" III. s. Wc4fee licgt III
Sterbcn. Ger friibcre G6ef 6es
galtintorer Seitcr.G cportements @nr.
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3nltonoc I'M Linton Yrotcltant so.
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er lid ourd) cine &crlcburg int Gienit
5ii5og. Scln gr5t, Or. 2olis q. Sant-
burger. bate ieoc Soifnung, uud) oiif
eite MIR %tcfnporore @cReiitig, allioe.
getcll, mo miro mir nod cine fur,e
3elt pergebei1, bis Der cbenloliae
Seuerd)ef oen aampf nit icincn Sci.
DEN lnterlicgcn miro. 8or cttpo slpei
Sobren uttcr5og iid) &crr McNfec eli
l1er Operation, ipeld)c linn ~tenpordrt
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begab CT it'd llod1 gtlantic.Git nit
Der gbiid)t, iib cinige 3eit BORT aitiSli-
balten, ieit 2eiben ueridlimmerte lid,
leood 10, ooB er ploslid) ieine Giid.
rcile ontretelt uito lid elmer 5lpeitei
Operation nntcr5icben ntnbte. gn
letten Sonntog iuitroe er llnd) Dem
oltrlon BroteItant Soipitnl" &c.
brad]t, ltro ieit oieier 3eit perihled)
tcrte lld) lein 3uItarb INNER mebr.
Sic st. Inbrcms sc.
ell d. q t" 1at Srn. M(eran6er
$. Hoberts Gum Er1iioenten crtp6blt.
er rpar bis6er Gice.Er1iioent nnb
flulgirte oil Steae bcs neritorberen
Froiioenten Gortiel MeSntire Sri-
berion ols Fraiibent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Ole neuermGb bite @cnes
roI-Oberin ocs SnItitlts Der
Wiiiionsbclfcr, oeren MllttcrbaliS ooS
ScrS Sciu.aloiter, 9tr. 4t5, @cIt.
9ioOlc.S troBc, lit, crlicB om 0onner'
itog in Der nNelp-Dorf Eribune" fol-
getoe gn5eigc: Baltimore, no, Z.
9topenlber 1906. - Gas Suititut Der
MillionSbelier miro fir feline Ser
binolidfeitcn perontiuortlid, lein, Die
Wutter Soiepb Sortlpel ooer oeren
ggentelt eingebei1, nodoem Wtlttter
Sortlpe1 ibre &erbitOitng NIT bent
Snltitilt ob9ebrod)en bot" Wiutter
@ortlue0, mclde Sabre lang Die 8e'
neralzS berin ocS genonlten SHIFT
tlttS por, bat or1 Wontag ibw Geiig'
nation eirgereid)t uno bat ibre Der
%binoungen nit oenl SSnititllt o6gebro'
fen. Sic befinoet lid ouge5lid) sur
3eit III Neip. gorf, robin ibr brei No.
pi5cn ocS SltItititS 9eiolgt Iein loleit.
CAB Die H%eiignotIon luegen Der fiirj'
lid ltott9ebobten @obl eriolgt leir
lol, miro bon Der Acknowledgement
2eiteriu beS Snltituts IN Ibreoe &C.
itcat. Nei oieier @obl iunroen er.
pGblt 5llr Generals berin Mlttter
IemctrioS, sur crltcn Nililtentin
Wutter MidoeL 5ltr @encrals Sefrcs
tdrir Wliltter &c Gales unb 5ltr Sc
nerol-S 6otuteiiterin Mutter Gpril.
5roll SortiueQ, better inter benz 9ias
men Milltter Soiepb 6etannt. mar Iril'
her cine a%nbdngerin Der bilf0flid).
proteItantiiden STRIDE, frat leood) sur
fot6oliifen STRIDE iiber, Sie ipnr Die
@riinoerin oes Groens Ser Niiiions.
belicr, ipeld)er 10 ldnel oufblilbte,
ooB 3lpeige oeilelben lit Borto
Hico, @tlont, Netp,Dorf, Erentor,
Ms. utb 9tlonticsGith RS, eto.
blirt muroen. Wutter SSolepb batte
lebten CONNER aus @eiunbbeitsrild-
iidten cine Guropareiie nnternonls
men. Yei ibrer Giiffebr reldte lie
lire N%eii9uotion ein.
VrGn6e. - Gin Mlornt bont
GoIten 9r. 81 rief ole Seiternebr ges
iteril nod) Der Selbanblltng bon 8.
6. Hobinlon & Go, Hr. 1916, Hpro.
GolpertitroBe, noielbit ooburd Sen.
CT e%ntitonben luor, baB @iltott
Glorf, Elm angeiteQter, nit einem
brenneroen Stiid Yapier in Gin SOB
bincin leild)tete ltnb 10 cine grploiion
beruriahte. Glorf fam nit benz
Sdredcn oapon. uno Die Slammen
luuroen int Seine geloidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Sm 3eid)en Der Sd)aaltbicrc.

alIterl,Iouper Oes Gonen . &crcins
Der BLOUSE cncinoe eiu groBor-
tiocr Grfolg. - lleber tollieno
Gerionen nobmcn an ocnnielbell
SGeil.
IN ser y8crnlnlio 3 MGnncrd)ors
Sole" ionb geitcrn Iben0 ooS iGbr.
lide Illiterniouper Ser oeutld)cn
3iotS-@ enteinbe nntcr ben Ilipi5icn
oeS Serein8 Itott. llcber tolt.
lclt0 Gerionen Dottcn fid 81. b%enllel.
ben cingcfunbclL Inn bon bct Dor
trcfflid) 5llbcreitetcn guItcrn unb
onocren SpeiIen SIT ~foiten. Sir lire
&ohfltnlt >purbcn sic Wit9lieoer beS
3onlcn . &ereins bobllrd) bclobnt,
bob tire @ditc be1t Spciicn tiidtig
5ulprod)en urb bonlit bcluicicn, oob
lie ibnen altsge5eidnet lhntcdtelt,
Sebernlonn NOR ouf9eforoert nor
0elL nid)t MIR eitelt gltten Ippettt,
ionbcrn oltdl eil1cn Glttcn Srntor
mit5ubringcn. llto @ciocs broften
oltf gQc nit, 10 BOB m0breno unb
nod bcm Soltpcr' bic prGHttgitc
Stimnltng Gcrridte. Sn ser grpBe1
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QeItcQt, oil Oenet o(lc mGglid)el1
biibI6et 8cQen1t0n0c ST foltfcn o0cr
oltd SIT gciptltncn porclt. 9tltd) bier
iuorell sic Wfitglieoer bcS Gon1cltper.
Gins tbotig, ionic bie 2ebrerinnen
Scr Sonntoqsidulc Der 3ionS e Sc
mcinbc. Sir oic iun9cn 2eute COLT
notiirlid) ols Sotptpcronii9en ein
Son5trdn5dcn, 81 mcldcm boS gro.
feiior Selomonn'ide Ordeiter bic
Wtliif licfcrte.
Gie Arrangements fir sic SeitIid).
felt itanoen uttcr ser 9ireftion Der
9eomtinnen beS 9omlen . GereinS.
0icIe Geomtinncn iirl6: YrGiioentin
Irot $. $. Sd)ult Gice-ErGiioens
tin Sri. s. &obernogeI, Scfret0riu
6rou =. Sebler, Sinolt5iefret1rin
Srou s. @othmum mo S6obn1ei.
iterin SSrolt M. Wt. Hotbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

3ie Na6ridt bon ser Gerlungliidung
oes 8eometers Cabin @. Sarlan
tootet Die s. Sabre ofte Mutter.
9eeroigutlg BON Mutter utlo
So9n finbet morgen Itatt.
6rou gliiabet6 q. SorIau, sic So
iGbri9e Vtlttter bes ouf 10 idredlide
@eiie 6ur6 lleberfobren aitf Der
pNorolifen Central . @iienbabn"
um'S 2eben %gefommenen @eometerS
Cabin 9. Sorlon itorb 9eitern Mor-
gen unI 4 llbr III ibrer @obn1lng on
oen 5olgen beS Sdred$, oen ibr ole
ltn9liidsbotidoft cingeil6Bt Gotte.-
Srobbem Der oltclt Sroit sic Had.
ri6t BON bern Gobe hires Go9nes 10
I6oreito, mie moQIifl beigebradt
iuitroe, broG iic, nod)0ent iie aQes
erfobren bate, 5uionnmen. Sic miro
iiberlebt BON 5pei So1rctl, @iQiam
q. Sorlan in @alopin uno 9apio
u. Sorlon in Sort. SIR @otte itorb
int Sabre 1871, un6 nad ocnt Sooe
ser Srau ibres berungliidten So9-
mes Dor flint Sabren fiibrte Tie Die
Iem Den Saitsbolt. Sic 9eeroigung
bon Wtltttcr mo Sohu miro Conn.
tag Nodmittoa 1913 ltbr auf oe1n
6ricobofe Der Srcltn0e in Soliton
Itottfitbcu. Die einfoder Srauer-
Gerentonic'r, pie Iie oic QitGferIefte
porldreibt, mcrbcr I'M Geriomnt-
llingS6olt'e Ser S%reltroe obgebalten
iueroclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

8eburtStogSeier - eSm
areiIe iciner Sreunoc i|eierte eeItern
Iben0 ST.. Otto WiilGer bon 9tr. '2tS,
Noro.GntolpltraBc, int 2ofol oeS Ge-
I~taufoteurS N6. Mielert ieinen 46.
@c6urtStoG. 3oblreide @ratulatio.
rct mo bielc @cld)Cnfe muroelt belr
@eburtstng2fir0e iibcrnittclt. ltntcr
Nnocrent erhielt Sr. Wtiiller pom Der
oNeIioblc BARTENDER 4 @aitcrs' GI-
location" einen prdttigen Stontnt.
fritg INTO eiitcn iciocnen 9lcgenidirnt.
Sr. Miluer rcpnnGirtc lid leincn
@diiel gegeniiber, inOem CT bcriels
ben cit o%elifotes Souper uno trinf.
barren Stoff 1T Siiue ulro 5iiQe Ter.
biren lieB. Inter ben Grihieoenen
befanbet iid) 5ablreihe MitgIieoer
oeS nGpromioen.G Clubs" ulto ser
nHeliable BARTENDER & 8aiters' gi.
location"
Sunge 9icbin. Minnie
@rllno, II Sabre alt, BET i6ren GI.
tern lit Nr. 1920, StodboImitraBe,
ipobubaft iue!6e megen 0iebitabls
bon Fortenlonnois unb onoeren Ir-
tifeIn i'll Steiuort & Cos 9eporte-
ment.@eIdaft perboftet mitroe, legtc
Dor 9opt. humphrey Elm poQes 8e.
itotoniB ab. IIS 8ebetmpoli5iIt
Vrcn1on oas M1od)en bor 3idter
Sellisler fiibren noIte, elite oaliel6e
aus Sem @eridtsgebGuoe ouf sic
StraBs nno gelang es erlt nad) eli,
llcr oltfregcnocn Sagb, oieielbe ipie.
Der ein5lfatgen. Heihter SeuisIer
Ionote oos WGohen bis 5li einent am
IS. Nopentber ltattfinoenoelt Gerbor
ms o9ouie Of Hefuge" fir WGod)en.
9rnoer Tobe erfranft.-
9rnoer Gapmono Nobe, neIdrr felt
13 Sabren iin st. Soiepbs Eoiiioni-
ltcn.aloIter" al Der 6reoerif.Hooo
IltoroicnIte p%errid)tete, lit id)iucr err
fronft. ST luor idon icit lGngerer
Belt fronflid), iebt bat iid) iebod iein
3ultano 10 peri6limmert, oo6 mcilia
Soffnung fir lein ACKNOWLEDGMENT
porbonocn lit. 9ruoer Gobe lit Der
Sobn bon Srr, mo Srou CHARLES
Nobe bon Sroingtort. Gr lit 36 Sabre
alt ltno lullroe I'M Sabre 1894 &lpIter.
brllocr.
Sarrp 9. @olf's 2GdeGn
nj lBf0llt.-nSie BADEN fein 8ed)t,
mid alis5ulad)en, perlt id bierber.
fomne, I'M @ere6tisfeit SIT finoen,"
iogte geitern Ho1utittog 5roi Mol.
lie Gepltolos, 81 Dem neueriuabIten
eongreBmann Sarrp 9. 8olf. Der
ibren Wonn Sarrp 8epnolos, oen Tie
ocS angriffs beiduloigt bate, per-
trot. Hid)ter We9tall ser ben Sail
in Der oItliden Eoli5eiitation perban.
oelte, berubigtc Die crregtc 5rau nit
oen @orter, oas 2ddeln gilt nidt
Sbuen ooS lit 10 9errn 8olf's &C.
m06nlidcr @ciidt8olt8orltd," uno
&arrp f1deGte %iueiter, uno bradte iei.
ncn alIerten frci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Gic obrIidc Snfpeftion
Der @crfe Der nWorplonb Stobl
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-13

demolished a shanty in the McLaugh-
lin stone quarry, a short distance
northwest of Chicago. Dynamite ap-
parently had been carried consid-
cradle distance and placed under the
building in which the laborers were
sleeping. Officials of the Mclaughlin
Company denounced the blowing up
of the shanty as deliberate murder,
saying the motive was desire to rob
the men. Several of them had con-
siderable sums of money, and one,
Louis Papillo, who was killed carried
thousand dollars in his belt when
the bodies were found
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-13
J. p. White Furnishes Room.

County Commissioner J. P. White
yesterday gave the Dilley Furniture
Company an order to furnish a room
at ST. Mary's hospital on his personal
account. HI told the furnishers to
spare no expense in making every
thing the best, and accordingly the
best quarter-sawed oak was selected
A fine iron bed with the best mat
Whites room will be one of the mic
est at the hospital