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s. Nrthnr Stnrnu.

Sr. $. Trtbi,r Stnrrp, elmer ser
GanoiOaien iiir Die oemofrotiibc go,
mtrotion ais tciiitenNcr Nid)tcr bcS
Snprcmc'JcridtS, iullroc III Cecil.
Gcliltip als Der Sobn hcs Dcrltorbencn
3o5t Stlurp gcbpren, hat ober id)on
leit nlelcn Sobrcn icincn @obniit Il,
baltimore dnfgeihlogen. Gr ara.
oHirtc i'm Sabre 1878 pom ct. Sobn'S
GoIicGe IN NrnopoIiS, I.uNirtc sic
Observation-Disclosures untcr icincm
Wrlocr, Gem prri,orbenen Rid,ter
Ure0erid Stlntp bon GcciIzGounin.
ilno ipitroc III 1881 gum Yorrcalt an.
lollcn. Sein @ruBpotcr ,Sobn Stilmp
mar Gin 0ctrciocbGnbler in 9olti-
more, 0eIunbbcits.GommiiiGr oicicr
Stoot III 1897 nn0 Elm Mitglieo 0eS
erIten GircftoriumS Der .9onf BOZ,
baltimore. Sr. Nrtbur Stump lit
bon Wuttcrieite aus Elm Nodfonmc
Des berilbmrten gobmcn IuouItin
Serman bon Bohemia Wonor. gr
lit perbeirotbct ltno Der g(iidlidc So.
ter bon orei Ginbcrn.
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8. :. Gre per G. Gp.

n2r Scr groBen uno mibtiaen ;3meiae
merOen in 10 Dielcn peri6ieoenen Sn-
bic Nad)irdgc cine tbatiddliA url-
5 mcbrere groBe Nnlngen iino aus.
ber'dieoencr glrten un0 @roBen ac-
So. murOe in 1872 inter Dem Ta.
nabnt III 1903 Sen jebiaen Hamen
dbrcno oes aroBen 0ranoe5 i'm Sc
ornfteriItildcn Gner9ie, neId)e oieier
mlelbCn Wfonat nit ocm Neibol, ser
@eihIitSpllb i'm 9r~anooiitrifte Dem
Gle Sabrif lic1t an Ser 9omoarb. II.
'orei StodJrcrte sod, aus 3ie9ellteis
5 ocn moOarnitCn &ol3bearbcitungS-
einiodlc, beomtdte uto geiugte ST.
rren-, Sdjn)- uno 3uderpaaren.Sa.
er0en, bcrNeIteat; 125 2elte linden
itcbt aus 0en $50. $. 3. Ireper, $.
iie iino Pile iii Marplano 9eboren
IN ibrem 8e'd)1itS5wei1e Elm.
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Die 6abritation BON @iitcn lit Ell
'oes mu0ernen @ciddfts. Gieielben
Observation-Disclosures 6enlltt, Dab
lntprbroGene lit uto niel &apitaI I'M
ld)lleBlid Der Seritcaung pcn &iIten
ipiAmet. Die 6irma $. .. greper II.
men u cNoori II. Grerer etabIirt ltno
an. Die NnIu1c ser Sirma mllroc 10
brlar 1901 3crItort; a6cr nit Der Of
6irmn eigen lit, bc91nn man in De
id)on an 1. Otoi 1904 ais Scr crIte
8ctricbe iibcrlcben 1uerOen fonntc.
GurcorO S,raBs lie lit %gerGumig,
ncn aliaciitbrt, nit 0nmpifrait III
MaId)incH aii5gritattct. IS mcroen
item nllcr Gr0Ecn, ME iic bon COME
britanten uuo 0inolCru beuotbigt 10
Selhditignn8 in ibr. Gle 1irna be
SreDer, inn, lno GbhS. 6. Seiie;
mo ncbrncn cine iiibrenoe SteQltna
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CT an 20. Nopember 1872 bon Dem
Gr5biihoi 9aplep initnuirt puroc
Sim 90. Wai 1877 luuroc giifof @ib,
bons gum Gooojutor bes boGpiir0i-
gen Samcs G%ooiepelt 9aplep, gr5bi-
i6ofS bon Baltimore, c%rnannt. Nnl
3. Sftober ienes SobreS itorb gr5bi.
Idol 8opIep uno 0iidof Gibbons
iolgte Inn in Der llcbcrnobne Der
Observation-Disclosures Der crlten Gr3s
oio5eic in Nmerifo.
Nm 80, Slni 1886 (0cm %. Sab
rcstoge icincr Srhinirun1 ais Sries
Itcr) muroc CT gum &oroinol crbp.
ben. IS giebt pobl feincn Wann in
Baltimore, scr iidJ gr0Eerer ollge-
meincr @clicbibcit unb Ndtuna er,
ireut. ais SciEc Gminenj, ser Gorbi.
nnf Gibbons.
&ot ocu 2G giihofcn, mclGe in
Baltimore sur 0iid)ofs,piiroe er6o-
ben ipltrocn. bot &orbinol Gibbons
eehn geiucibt. Scit ieiner gef0rbc-
RING 5llnt Gr56iid,oi bot or bier 1856
Ericiter orbinirt. Sm Sabre 1896
mltrbc linn oon Sr. Sciligfcit Yopit
2co Dem Grci3ebnicn Der Mllitroa.
Scincr Gn;ircn3 aooinol Sotoui Die
Warctio 5t u%erlcibcn, uno pou3oa er
feds SATIRE ipGter Elm Gbnlites amt
on Seincr Gmincn5 0orbinol Mor.
%tircIli. Sci Der gripGblurg reS pap.
tics Tias bes 3cbntcn am 4. IuguIt
1903 NOR &oroirul 8ibbors imGon.
iiitoriltm Der aarhiltGle cirer scr ein-
ilnbrciditeu airdlcniiirIten. mo felt
lelrcr Grncnmnh0 5unl Gr5biifof lit
CT pCridicoene Wole in Gonl uciue,
icll. I'M Dem Nopitc pcrionlid) Vc-
rid)t iiber Die onlcritoilii6cn fird)Ii-
den Gcrb1ltniHe ub3uiihtien. 9'r
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SllrgerlHoit 81 eriiiucn. Seincnl
9iircan Iicgt bic Grlcoignng Ger
i~inan5ieIcn IngelcgcnGciten scr
Stdot Oh, sic bon Der 1inonsJGom.
miilion, bcren eines Witglicb Scr Rc.
giItrotor it, in sic 3egc g~eleitet
fperocn. NuBeroem lit Sr. Sooper
Witglieo Ser Gontroft 9eboroc, scr
topograpbiidlcn 8crmGiung nno ser
Glcftriihen Gommiiiiou. Sn alien
oieicn Vcboroen miro ieinem Iothe
gebiibreioe &cd)nung getragen una
leine Stimme bot CT nod itets erbpl
ben, nm Die Sntereiien ser Sto6t
unb ibrcr giirger 81 id)iiben ul,o sll
toroern. Sr. Sooper ipiirDc am II.
Nopcnbcr 1867 in Baltimore acbc.
rem, genoB ieine gr3iebune in Der st.
Eotrid Tiarridulc uro trot nit II
Sabren III bos Gisaeid1it BON God.
ran & Sler ein. gr perbIieb in oem
WeifGft, oils bniiclbe an Die .&nider.
bodcr Gis 60" lno ip1ter an oie
yamericun Sis 60" i~iberaina. Sr.
Spopcr lit Gbef bcS aubiteur. Oepor-
tementS Der l%ettgenanntcn Gompng-
nie. Gr bot lid itcts aftip an Scr
o%cmofratiidcn Yolitif betbeiligt. Sn
1899 beparb or lid) Inn bic Noni.
nation i'm onmolieen 5peiten &atbs.
Giltrift, muroe ober bon Srn. Wop.
Ian IN Ser VrimGripubl nit MIR ciller
Gimme geid)la9en. Die 0emofraten
ltclten i'm in Der WoporSiuabl bon
1903 ais Gnnoioutcn fir oas Gotl-
trolcitrSamt auf, or unterlas abcr
leincm 8eaner, Dem Nepublifaner
8eor9e u. Sciiner, Der i'm nit etlpn
500 Stimmen Moiorit1t iblua. Ser
Staotratb crmablte Srn. Sooper ipd.
ter nlS Staotrcgiitrator.
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gilbert 9. {. cmens.

&r. hilbert 2. s. SrpcnS. ser jc.
tige S.aatsanpoIt. lit Gin beruorra.
0euoer Gonoi0at i;ir Ole oemofrati-
iht Nons:nation ais Nid)ter Scr obcr.
iien Stlot . @eriftSbanf. Ser oicien
Scrbit 81 C~rludblcn lit. @r lit Elm
mob,,letanntcS WItglil1 teS Hieiigen
@arrrauS. @r g~raOuirtc Don Der S,,
riitcn Sdulc ser Warplnno llnipcr.
iit1t III 1883 uu0 bat lid lett 1884
%beit1n0:J elmer 4roieiiion in 9alti-
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Walter Z. Sawfins.

Sr. @aItcr ). Gapfius bat Dem
S%erlan9en ieincr uieIeu SreunNe
llod)gegcbcn ulb it'd ais elmer ser
eanoiooien fir bic oemofratiide Nc-
mlilotton ais Gid)tcr oes Suprcnle
@eridlis nngcmcloct. Eolitif lit ein
ileics 6clo fir 8rn. Goipfins, bo CT
nod iic Gin oIientlibes Amt innr
bate, pbglcid CT id)ou lett 20 Sabrcn
OILS &ed)tsanpoit in Baltimore tbG
Zig lit. er lunroe im Sftober 1858
in St. Marp's County acboren, i'm
ct. Sobn Golleg, annapolis, erioaen
nno III 1883 5um 9arreou SugeIaiien.
Sr. Gnpfins lit Siinsacicae uno
ipobnt in, 81. Sames -Sotel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

MICS Sanf" orsaniiirt nro IN 1865
81 elmer National 9anf umgeipali-
ocIt. Sic bat eii aopital bon eincr
Miaion Collars. eincnlleberiduB bon
$950,OOO. nnpertbeilte Hrofite Dol,
$165,000 uno $I500,000 9eppii.
ten. Sic bctreibt Elm all~genieines
9nnfseidait uno bat gerbinoungen
nit allen beoattenoen finan5ieaeu
Gentren Der @elt.
Tus Vnnfaebauoe murOe tudbreno
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gepcleu. Gr erireut iid) elmer erober
nno miftigen Yrnris uno miro Oft
in ben bieiigen @erid)tsboien, Dem
Staats . Expectations. mno 0nnoes.
Gerid,ten aebort. gr lit Elm ifber-
5~et,genoer &eoncr, %selebrter aopofat
npb bat ben Hui iiir iieie uiS einge.
benbe &enntniB ser conititutioneIlen
aiuo StaatS . Welebe. Sr. elliott
srar Nniualt fiir oaS llnteriubungs.
Gbn1ite 0es Siaotratbes, me!beS in
1884 Die oanals in alien Teparte.
Iflenis Der ltaotiidjen 0erpaltung be.
itcbetoe Corruption mnfoedte, uno
ieinem Wut5e mo nahiidtsloier
Gnergie in iencr Inter llduna lit in
fcinem gerinJen Mabe ole 9lositel.
lang uno sic ip1tcre Nieocriaae oes
poIitiibcn 8inaes 5u5uihreiben. Der
Die Staot 10 Large controlirte. Son
1896 bis 1898 mar Sr. elliott Staot.
S%rofnrator mno in 1898 Mitglico
Der Gbarter : Gc:umiliiou. 9eeies
Sabr iiei CT ais un~abbGusiger repu.
blitaniid)er Ganoioat fir Cberrifter
oes Siiprem . 8erid)tb uno erbieIi.
obgleif, bon feiner politiiden Yartei
ODER Organization uuterltiiet, ole be.
merfensspertbe 3abl bon 30,59S
Stimmen. Sn oieiem Sabre iii er
Der aueinige gnnoiodt fir ole repu.
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uno 1900 Witglico Der 4r6eiter-9iga
Der Srpan Temofroten 1por. Sr.
Acnneop %beiilrIuortet cine Serab.
iebung Ses ginhlbr5olles aui td9life
@cjrandS Nrtifel, pic 5bec, 3uder
llnO ocrJlcihen, lit abcr 81 @lnnlteu
zines geniigeuo bl')en 3oIles auf ga.
b%ritprooufte, Die Onrb allslGnoiI6c
Gonfnrren5 in MitIeioenihait ge5o.
gen .peroen. &or pielcn Sobren fam
Sr. &enne0D ais @eorgin nad) Warp.
LAMB. gr lit uermittpct uno mobnt
in Nr. 1917, t.9i0&eitrabe.
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Trcocridf %cyaonm.

Cine i.)r p%oaitGn0ige alro gut ci1.
gctidtcte MaId)inrn : Merfititte lit
oie AnlaJe 0cS Srn. Srcoerid "a.
oilaL 9tr. 40S, 8sit : 8ernunItrabe.
las 0eitait murbe bon inn in 1883
9egriinoet; cs 6eiinbct lid) in cinem
grrBcn @c5%loe uno lit nit ben mo-
oernItcn Waibinen auS~geitattct. Gr
tit SllaCniegr uno Ntoitiniit, banoelt
nit &e'leIn uno Eanpimaid)iren, lit
6d3rifnnt pcn SAS- un0 @aiolin.
Wo blnSn nno Iiibrt uno iabri5irt
ole Sortsn Don Maid)inen, Srcib-
lprllen nno -Hdocr, Gaden- ulto 9iei-
lerfddcr, 3llfcr:uaaret-, aii1i Np.
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Hid)tcr Charles u, &cnislrr.

Charles ". Scui%!cr, HcdrtSon.
wolt, luuroe am If. Sanror 1854 in
Baltimore ais Scr Sobn ecs perltor.
bcncn Soiepb 9. &euiSler geboren.
Gr crbiclt Ieirc Gr5ieburg i'm Sal.
pert.&au.GoQcg" Baltimore. nnb
Stool : Sill Goleh" gaicott.Gitp.
Mb.. uco groorirte bon lcbiercm
Nnititut nit Der &loiic bon 1872.
&r. &ci;slcr Ituoir.c ,Mtro inter lei
rem Safer, bortc GorleiunGcn i'm
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Sin jnnatr nnS crfolareidper @mno.
nr5t.

Nod)Gem Gr. Scnrp s. Sdi.eion
cine Der bcbcutcnoiten m%eoi,iniideit
Sd)lllci i'll Sanee nit Gbren obipl.
Dirt bate, bot CT iid) Der llniperiit1t
mo oeS StuatcS niiroig crtpiejen.
Nor fur5cr 3eit nabnl CT cine Opera.
tion an Dem Obcrl.cu Nesbit bon Ser
@noc0. Irntcc Dor, Die cine Der be-
N%eutenoliet munoar5ilifen llntcrncb-
men mar. Obcrit Nesbit iicl bon ei-
llcm Gfero in @oibinetor, .. g..
NM erlitt elnen Sd)G0elbrut. Wan
brodic i'm naeb cincm Wilitdr-2a5o-
retb, no er Die geliultui,g uerIor uno
man al icilicm Iilffommen 3peiielte.
Seine 6aniIie berief oieicn @unbar5t
aus Baltimore, Der mebrere &nodenz
lplltter aus Dem @ebirn oeS Sberlten
eitlerntc. 2cbterer genos uno lit i'm
pclea gciis ieircr Gimme. Gs
NOR bieS oas critic Mal in ocr Sc.
ldidjtc Der 8unoarJnei.aunSe ooB
cine iplfc Operation porgcnommeu
lrnrbc. 81. Sdireion bat altBeroent
0l.rd) ieine Spcraiionen piele W1n.
ilcr, ssrolien .lno ainoer ronl Sooe
aercttet, nnb obgleib nod) jung an
Sapren fam er auf grobe grioIae
5rriidblidrn. Gr aenob cine quite
grabiuric als apotbefer
pno lit ciner Der ssiibrer IN ieinem
Scin giiremu beiineet it'd in
Hr. 1887, Sit>Fratt-S trabe.
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StaStrcsiitratur Sarrg 4. Suuper.

Gins Der mibtigiten @cmtcr in Scr
ltootiitcn Tcrlpnltung lit Dos oeS
Observation-Disclosures. Ser e%egcnlpGrtigt
Snbnbcr oeiielbeuL Sr. Snrrp =.
Sopper, bat IN ben Orci Sobrcn lei.
ller Sb0tigfeit cs pcritanocn, bic per.
o1tlporiIid)cn FiIidtcn icincS 30.
items our poIen 3uirieocnbeit Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
yWatiunal Wcdlanics Yunf."

gincS Der d%Itcitrn 6inon5 : Sniti-
trte bon Baltimore lit oie al Scr Gde
Don South. uno @ernonitrabe gele.
gene .National Wehnnics 9anf" sic
lett iiber Elm S%abrbunocrt alt lit. Die
Vnnf muloc in 1906 ais Die ,Wedo.
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Sobn VI. acnncbp.

Nr. SoDn %. &anneo9, ser all Ser
Gfc 9cn @egnaf- ms C1ar!esitrabe
rinr Acci0enj.0rldere betre.>l, bat
Oa2 pol;tiid)e 1cio ais GarSi5at iiir
Sc Osntofratiid DE Domination fir
G1ulrCb n 0a:t.cn 9iitritt betrcten.
Gr /. i'd n,ct.ot e. i'm Elm Silent
LID Nm 1cpo' acn. ned it'd aftl,D
on Ser GoIitif bct)eiiiat cbgIeid) err
Gin Recommendations 9cpunoercr
pon &m. 5. gtpan i'll uno in 1896
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Sphn Thilip sin.

Sr. Sobn Ebilip ,SiG, Mitslieo
Der @nmaItiirma Sill. MOB & Sill,
Der als Gnnbibat fiir Die rcpublifani.
ide Domination fir eongreB pom
4. 9Htrift genannt miro, erblidte in
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parotc etc. M~epnraturen bon 8os-
lun0 @aiolin . Mnihinpn peroen
ioraiGItia auSseiiibrt. Sr. 6aoum
beihditigt 5cbn arbeiter, nlro ieine
&lmoid)ait erltrcdt iid) urf 9alti.
more nno llmgegenb. &r. SODIUM
wuroe in GeutldlanO geboren, lit
obcr ldlon lett lan9en Sabren elm
9ilrger 9altimore's.
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blifaniihe Domination fir oas gu.
prem. 8eridlt. !Sr.. elliott bcirofbctc
I'M SaJrc 1903 6rl. Gorinne Bruce
gtders, 5cd.cr SIS @rr. $. ". Si.
fero bon GJritcrtopn; oic'er Che
entiprnng eiilc Sodlter.
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ieit "a Sabren nit Dem Snltitnte III
Serbinoung iicbt, uio ooS Girefto-
rirnn bcitebt aus 5mDlf Minnern bon
anerfannter Iiihtistc:t in %iinan5ieI-
len, cornmer5icIlcn uu0 biirgerlifjen
anNcleaenbeiten. Gie grobe uno be.
ltGhSiae 3unabme in Gcpoliten uno
l(e6crld)ub Scr @anf lcgt 3cignib
bon Scr liberalcn uno co~nieruatipen
@eldGftsiiibrnng ab.
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oeS lroBcu 9ratrorS 5ctiiort, aber io-.
fort cuf Der alteit Stcllc ncuerbaut ;
es 1T zines Der idoniteii Strltfturen
Der Staot. Sr. Sobn .. Hnmiap,
Der Er0ltoent. lit elmer ser 5eoclteno.
item @cihGitslclte ppit Baltimore;
Der &aiiirer lit Sr. S,oites Scott, Scr
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Adtb. 8. s. 6. aaI6ott.

SoIbro Srcoerif Z. Cabot scr
o%cnofrotiid)e Gonoioot fir otrl Siuci.
ten GonOrcb-I iltrift, lpnrGe am %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

annapolis. Mb,, baS 2id)t ser @elt.
gr aroouirte nit bobeu G1ren bon
Der .Sobns &optins,. llniucriiidt, "
itlbirte ipdtcr SilriSpruocn5 auf Der
o&arparo ltntacriit1t." 0on Der er
irin TipIom cr5ielt, Nad) Baltimore
5ur.idgefebrt, belt CT 9ortrtssJe er IN
Der nSobnS 5cpfins' unsoerlitat"
iibcr Die nationals administration Scr
8ereiaisten Ssasten. Seit0c4lt or
Si,:n bieiiarn garreal su8aIaIien
wlrSe, bat er afiiuen allfbeiI nf 2o-
falpplitif ,tnS cine san5abl
@chen wibreno Der Gonatcb Gam.
payne BON 1901 aelalten. Sn 1905
trat er iiir Sic peridieoenen Mnleiben
III Bic Sd)rarfcn uilb lpur elmer Der
aupiltc III Den Destinations 6Gaen.
Ias Doe Announcement Bate in Srn.
&ia cinen Bei1brliden mo nftioen
@cgner. Inter oen iunaeu 3epubIi.
flnern Der Staot nimmt &r. Sill cine
iiibrcnae SteIliing ein.
FW E |
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Wirit
I'll nun folgiom iein. Sunge?~
.@eipiB, ipenn mir nid)ts befobleii
miro, mas id uidt tbun Waei~
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-11-29
GOOD ADVICE

You will find that the business
college which will not enroll a.
student for any less time than
six months, or which sells a COM
plete course for $50, is a poor
school, which cannot hold it's
students, and therefor fixes it so
that the student must either take
his course there or lose his mon
ey.. Don't allow yourself to be
soaked but go to Aaker's Bust
ness College, Fargo, N. D., which
not only allows student to enroll
for three months. but offers to
refund tuition paid any time dur
ing first two weeks, in case stud
ent is dissatisfied. That school
knows it has something good to
offer.
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some of the merchants decorated their
stores and did a good business. Co.
lumbus went direct to the courthouse
with. the returns and a chair was sci
for him next the king, who was pleased
to see him and made a granaee
out of him, which is equal to a section
boss in our country.
But his enemies, who we're Jealous,
began undertaking and Columbus was
thrown into Jail and his relatives were
thrown in after him as fast as they
could be found, but as 500 as he got
squared away he wrote a long likely
letter to a high up court lady explain
ing matters SO satisfactorily that the
king, who vas shown, FASTENED around
and apologized. In the vigor of his
manhood Columbus was of an engage
ing presence, tall and we'll formed and
muscular; he was the strong man at
all the fairs in his county for years
and quick and active at meal time.
he. never took patent medicine and
died from some other cause on Nav q
1905.
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EnulIsh Sense of Humor.


The ocean steamer was one day
from New York harbor, when some
one suggested that inasmuch as Mark
Twain, Chauncey Depew and several
other celebrities were on board that
they have a banquet on the last eve
ing of the voyage.
The banquet was held and Mark
Twain, after delivering an exceedingly
humorous speech, was followed by
Chauncey Depew.
Depew began in his usual fecetious
manner and soon had the table in an
uproar.
"The gentleman who has just pre-
coded, if, indeed, I may call him a
gentleman, has done a very mean
thing. This afternoon as 1 was pacing
the quarter deck I met Mr.. Clemens
and, rehearsing the speech l had pre-
pared, asked him what he thought OF
It. He replied that he thought it was
a very good speech, and now, to my
establishment, he has just repeated
that speech word for word, and left
me in a very unpleasant ~predicament."
OF course everybody roared. The
next morning as they were coming up
the hrrbor an Englishman approached
Mr.. Clemens and said: "Mr. Twain;
I had always heard, aw, that Chauncey
Depew was such a remarkable after
dinner speaker, don't you know; but
don't you know that speech of his
which You delivered last night was q
very pool affair, don't you know. Real
ly, I couldn't see why you thought 1t
was worth repeating"
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There was a meeting called for
last Monday evening to adopt
bylaws, etc. for the recently re-
organized fire department Of this
city. Out of the forty-eight
members of the three companies
there we're six members present
at the meeting. This matter is
something that should be looked
after by the business men of the
town as it is to their interest to
have a good fire department and
if matters are allowed to run a.
long in this Indifferent, don't care
manner, we had better dispose
of our costly fire engine and
equipment and give the money
to the poor or send it to the
heather Chinese, where it will
do some good-probably. Come,
wake-up, Mr.. Businessman,
members of the fire department.,
and come out and attend these
meetings and lets get the com
panies in frst-class working
order. You need the protection
and it is your fault if there is not
effective work done in case of fire
for without organization and
system there can not be efficient
work done. Don't discourage the
boys by staying away but come
out to the meetings and help keep
the department in good working
order. Most Of the younger
blood seem to be ready and will
ing ito get into the game and help
to get things on a good working
basis but when the men who are
actually benefited by having 9
good fire department sit back in
the harness and won't even at
tend the meetings what interest
can you expect the men without
property to take in the matter
1t is up to the business men
members Of the department, tt
make good their part. It was
decided to try once more and
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Dolls Given Away

With every Scots. worth of
goods you buy at Wamberg's
Drug Store you are entitled to
one ticket-ask for it. The per-
son returning the largest num-
Der of tickets before 1900 o'clock
Christmas eve. gets the large
$3.50 doll, now in our window;
the second largest number a $500
doll: third largest number a$2.0O
doll. Remember Wamberg's
Drug Store.
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meeting has been called by the
fire chief, for next Wednesday
evening, December 9Th at $50 at
the opera house. Let there be a
good turn out.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-27
FEAR SPIES OF THE CAR

PITTSBURG, Nov. 27.-Following
the murder of a member Of the Black
Hand society by an Italian who had
been threatened with death If ne failed
to pay the society $500, Leon Sadows-
XII, a prominent physician, and ]. M.
Nowak, a banker. have received letters
from the Black Hand society demand
ing $1,000 and threatening death I'M
less they accede to the demands of
the society.
The Polish residents are greatly ex-
cited over the matter and believe Rus
sian spies, endeavoring to discourage
the Polish national alliance, are re-
sponsible for the authorship Of the let
tiers. Mr.. Nowak has control over a
large sum Of money which he received
from ali parts Of the United States
and contributions to the Polish nation
al alliance, whose purpose is said to
be to liberate Poland from Russian
Nominations
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-27
COULD NOT REST
NIGHT OR DAY
Withdrawing Skin Humor-WhoIe
Body Affected Scalp ltched All
the Time and Hair Began to Fall
Out-WonderfuI Result From
APPLICATION OF
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I am never without Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment since l tried
them last summer. About the latter
part of July my whole body began to
itch. I did not take much notice of it
at first, but it began to get worse all the
time, and then 1 began to get uneasy
and tried all kinds of baths and other
remedies that were recommended for
skin humors; but l became worse all
the time. My hair began to fall out and
my scalp itched all the time. Espe-
cially at night, just as soon as / would
get in bed and get warm, my whole body
would begin to itch and my finger nails
would keep it irritated, and it was not
long before could not rest night OF day.
A friend asked me to try the Cuticura
Remedies, and did, and the first appli-
cation helped mo wonderfully. For
about four weeks l would take . hot
bath every night and then apply the
Cuticura Ointment to my whole body;
and I kept getting better, and BY the
time used four boxes Of Cuticura / was
entirely cured, and my hair stopped
falling out, but I continue to uso the
Cuticura on my scalp. It keeps all dam
druff out and scalp . always clean. I
always use Cuticura Ointment on my
face after shaving, and have found
nothing to equal it. will never be
without it." D. e. Blankenship,
$40 N. Del. st.,
Oct. q, 1905. Indianapolis, Ind.