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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-22
ALLEN & GILBERT
RAMAKER co.

The Largest. Oldest and Strongest
Piano Dealers in the Pacific
Northwest
Our pianos are still moving. The
Lewiston people can distinguish be-
tween a good piano and a thump
box.
They can also distinguish between
gentleman and an illiterate, boast
ing, ignorant. classifying knocker.
We have some rare bargains in
secondhand Pianos and Organs,
among which is an almost new
kimball. taken in exchange for one
Of our Kingsburys.
Drop in and we will be glad to
show you how to save money when
purchasing q Plano. This informa-
ton will do you good, no matter
where or when you buy.
Look at our list:
Knabe. Everett. Fischer. Hard.
man. Packard, Ludwig. yose, Ma
son 4 Hamlin. Conover. Hamilton,
smith + Barnes, Kingsbury, Cable,
willard, wellington Pianos.
Estey. Packard. Chicago. Cottage
Organs.
A. A. cAMPeELL
40 Main 81. Lewiston ldahe
General Agent for Eastern WASH
ington and Idaho.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

Nu5el bette ldon leit bier Wonatcll
Die Sbbitt iibcr Die &iitte. @ic Die grs
ploiion bcrbei9efiibrt mur0e, lpelB
Niemono unb fonnen MIR Sermfl.
tbrlngcn oIigeItellt mer0en. ga er Elm
itorfcr Moilher mar, lit cS moglidL
OoB Die lleberreitc BON Snbut aus lei
ner Yieiic Die Sdytlo trugen. Cine
onocre Geriion lit Die, oaB Hp5el Elm.
lhliCf mo III Der 3Dilhen5cit Der
tlcine Sien, melber iid in Scr Siittc
beianO, lml cine beltinmte ScmpcrG.
tw 81 bolten, III beiB mllroe.
Iie Siitte mar an cincm einlomen
Ylobe, ctluo q Weilen bon Nlberton
mo ctlpd cine babe Weile bonn Eager
Der Nrbeiter cntIernt, nnb beiinoeu
lid) feline SGllicr in Der N1be. sic
entbielt II Eotete BON ie 80 Eiuno
oeS 9efobrlihen GrploiipitoficS. Gas
Nlbcrton : grbcitcrloger mur0c fiir,.
lid) befnnnt ourb Die Grmoroung pes
Srn. S6omoS Hincbart olrd) Den Ne.
ger nj" Garter. Der INNER nod nid)t
9efoBt meroen fonnte.
benSl 10 ertbe 9eItrt.
cen. - Ger MorDl1nber 3iuei9 ocS
~Notionolen onerifaniid)en Motben
&rcu5cS" bat eincn Ippell al Sen
MobltbGtigfcitSlinn Der 9Quobncr
oicicS StootcS inn Snterciic Der
Notbleioenoen in Son Sron5isco er'
lolien. IS beoorf mobl fnlm Der Gr.
lpGbnnng, ooB cine @abe fir oicicn
3iucd prompt e~ingelonot mtrOen
lollte. iucnn bicielbe ibrem 3mcd ellt,
lprcdcn jolt. Nile @aben miiIlen on
&rn. Gugene 2epering, Gollitoblc'
@ebouoe, gcionot neroell. @oupcr:
rclr Gopin @arfielb lit Der ErGii.
Dent uno Sr. Geo. Norburp Mnfcr'
sic Der SetretGr oes Hothen 3reuScS
IN Warplonb. Wnn iehe nod) Der
Nn5ei9e an olberer STEELE DEG
.Geuti6en Gorreiponoenten,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

portirnng BON mlSlpdrti0en &rGftei,
nelln es. audi feline NuOiting 80. IN
Baltimore gebe, 10 lpGreu bod gcpiB
Qcponbte Hed)nmgaiilbrer III Waltl
more 81 fin0en, meld)e EN- loldJ'@
Nudiiibrunga SDltem iiir Die Cont
million ciniii6ren t0nuten. Gem CO.
mite muroe ldlieBli6 bis jltn ndd)-
item Gicnitog 3eit gelolicn, Iid) nod)
cinen1 iolden Grperten unl5uleben.
Mapor GinlonuS ingtc, lie tonnten
ibren Wonn I'M Hotbbau9 iinocn.
STRIDE con0emntrt.
Gle biih0ili6 = protcItuntll6 Wtcs
ntoriol.a Stride al Der GfC pom SafoOz
cite. 2lpenle nnO Volton-S troBe mllr'
De qeitern bonn 0ebGu0es Sllipcttor
Breton ais unlider con0cmnIrt. Sic
Wialtcrn BADEN geidbrlihc Nilie. Gu9
@cbGll0e bralld)t ic0od) nidt nicOer
g~crillen 81 meroen, lucnn ioiort INT
iolienoe H%cparaturen gcnlad)t mcr.
Den. @enn 0ieieS nidt Qcldiebt, miro
Der 8eb1l0e- SnlpeftOr cine 9toti3 an
Die Stride i6lagen %loiicn, 0oB Bic
ielbe conbemnirt un0 0aa Nbbaltcll
bon meitcren @ottesoienitcn perboten
ici. Eoitor @nl. NJ. Game lit Seel-
iorger Der @cnleinoe.
otbbou9noti5cn
Gle 9olpitol . Gommiilion 6eiid)s
ti0te gcitern mie0crum ElGnc iiir 0o@
0eplante mrli5ipulc &oipital. 9obei
blleb'S alld).
MaDor SlmnlnlS lullr0e bon Wolc3
q. Sronf, Erdii6entCn oc9 Baltimore
9oicbaQ.G Clubs, ein0cluocn Dem nGdz
item Iomerltog bicr in Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
9as Grobebcu in Saa Tran,iseo,
Sine Oraitiidc, pafcnoc Scihrcibnng
0cs GrobcbCns nno Der onramf
iulgcnocn Scncr.&crmiiithng
in Der StaSt lit in Scm
@odcnblatt bcS pScntid)cn Gorrc'
iponocntcn,"
ip%onocntcn,"

mclhc9 mor0cn crihcint, cnt6alten.
glubcrOcm cntbGlt boS 9lott melterc
W~eloungcn ilbcr Die cntiebIldc Nas
fur &otoitropbc Oe5 Scluu3. Go3n
tomncn intcrCiiuntc Ncungfeiten aus
alien IbCilen Der Welt, IN iibcrlidts
lider @ciie 6uiammcngeItcllt, bo@
Ncucitc pom groBen Nlsitonoc Ger
9er0lcute I'M Stcinfoblen GiItrl.t.
Scrncr ole mid)tigltCn SofaIberid)ta,
Eoit Nohrihtcn aus 9cutld)lano,
Scltrcid mo Der Sdppei5; flrr5c g.
3Gbllngen; &umoriitilbc@ mno Sort
ietunQ OeS Homuns ISM Serren-
ballic" bon 2udmiiblen."
Eos Mod)cnblutt lit bclonoer8 sum
8crionbt nod Qcutldlano geeignet
uno ~licicrt Den 6rcunoen mic Ingc'
b0rigen I'M gltbeimotblanOc GRIND.
lid)c Allofunit iibcr onc mihtIgen 81.
cignille Der @clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
SdDncll tritt Der Sub Den Wcnlden
M.

Sin Nrbciicr ouI leltlome @cile uml'S
1cbcn gefommen. - Sdlu1 nit
Dem Sintcrfopi mui cine Shicnc.
- Nnoerc llni1ue.
Soiepb aupfomafi, Elm grbciier.
Der oomit beihGitigt mar, bei'm Ser
looen bon Orboiten nit Sobnd bon
Dem neutrality-suspicious. Nr. 3, Gdt
bon Charles mo GonmupItroBe, 81
belicrL fam gcltern Gormittog flrs
nod) If llbr um'S 2ebcn. &upfolu@ti
bctliibte cincu Sooebofen. I'M bic
= Safer in Ole ribtige Gage oii bcnl
@o9en 81 briugcn ais oieier ploblih
brad, mo0lrh &upfomsti riidmGrts
al Noben iiel, uno 5luar 10. oob cr
nit Dem Sinierfopi oui Die @eleile
Der GborlcSitroBen Clinic oliidlilG.
Gle Mitarbciter fanlen loiort 81 lei
mem Yeiitonb berbei, cS mor icbod,
jeoe Siilie 81 lpdt, ncnu alIpfomSti
itien in Solge cincs Sd1belbrud)S
nusenblidlid) gcltorben 5h iein. Ter
ielbe mar 80 Sabre alt uno DobiltC
nit ieiner Samilie IN Nr. i711 Slice
onnasS troBe, lpobin Der Seidnonl
aebrodt milr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
itottiinoenocn crltcn @allipiel bci5u.
mobnen un0 lnate 5ll.


n.-Gom Gran
crbouie 9tr. l0l, SiiO-TuloSfi.S IT..
aus iono geltcrn N~odyuittng Die De
crbigung Der an II. Npril DcrItorbcz
men 5rou Mnrgorctbc &rnliccf, @ot.
tin bon Charles u. &rulicct, oui Dem
n2oiloon.Eort Sricoboic" itott. go
itor Z. Scbmonn bon Der ocuilhcl1
llltberiid)en ct. $oNonncS-& Stride onls
tirtc lolpobl I'M Srulcrbnlle nic ON
@rabe. Tr0dti0a Nhmenlpeuhcn
ihmiidten Den GorN, NllS 9obrtlld)-
trdger iuugirten Ole $50. @cora unn
Eall 3orosfi, Geo. GbertS, GborlcS
Mnger, Geo. &rGner mo 8nl. &rait.
Ole GcrItorbcne luuroe an %. &c
sember 1889 in Baltimore ais God
ter bon Sophie mo beS perltorbencn
Scnrp 8reiien 9cborcn. Am l6, TpriI
1905 perbeirotbetc iie lid) nit Srn.
Charles u. Groliccf. Hcben 2eBtcrem
uno Der Mtlltter binterlGBt lie bier
9riioer uno orei ShmeItcrn.
Inter GROCER @ctbcili1un9 bon
2eibtrogenoen iono geitcrn Nod)mit-
tag Die 9eeroi9ung Der am II. Npril
I'M glter BON AZ Sobren %9cltorbencn
Sophie Sitcrlob bonn Srouerbonie
Nr. GIG, @orncrsS troBe, aus olli
/ Der ,@eitern Cemetery" Itott. Ealtor
&. =. Senni9bouien bon Der cpong..
llltb. ct. Stcpbonis&irdc belt I'M
Srolerbauie uno ont @robe ticfcm.
| piunbere aniprodcn. Erudtiae 0lu-
men mlroen an ser leBten HllbcIt0ttc
ser Gntihlofencn nieoer9elegt. Nls
9abrtutytrGgcr iungirten Die SS. ".
Siterlob, Sreo. GorinG, @m. Sodloii
unb Gb. Sorbon. Gic Seritorbene
muroe AM Z. Te5ember 1858 in @ol.
timorc geboren. Sic bintcrlGbt ibrc
Mutter, Srau @ilbelmine Slterloh,
geb. aoblmeier, lpluic cine SdncItcr,
Srou Carrie @ebborot, uno eincul
9rioer, Srn. Sbeooor Sitcrlob.
einem StraBenbobn II,
@aegon getrofcn ipuroe &C.
tern Ser 90 Sabre olte, on ser NC.
GloerrpltraBc, nabe oenl Veluir'
Marft, mobnboite 2ollis Soppero an
Der 8apItraBe, nobe Niblono. apenue.
Gr irlls babel 10 idlimmc S.uetid)un'
gen oapor, Bob er nah benz st.
Soiepbs Soipital" acbrobt lueroen
muBte.
-
L - n nj. 4 D.. 4. H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
Nas Mcttcr,

Sir WorpIano uuo ben 0iltrift
Columbia id)0nes @etter lno uerGns
oerlide @inoe.
Ger b0dIte Sbermometerltono mat
II 8rab Inn II llbr WittogS.
Ger uiebrigite Sbermoneterltano
nor 53 @roo INN 8 llbr Worgens.
Ger nieorigIte Sbermometeritanb
ser lebten 81 Stunoen in nahiol1en.
Den StGoten mar mie iolgt: Gaitport
"a, Yortlano SO, Bolton AZ, NlbunD
46, NemsDorf "a, Ybilooelpbia 50,
Nttontic Gitp 80, @nibiu1ton 46,
Horiolf 80, SatteraS 80, Charlotte
80, @ilmin9ton 90, Gbarleiton "a,
Supannnb 81, Sadionuiue 60, gu.
pitcr 20, Sen @eit 20, Ntlnntu 56,
Woni9omerp 80, NemsS Orleans 60,
GoleItine 80, @olpelton Ga, Corpus
Gbrilti GS, Wcnpbis 5S. Cincinnati
80. Yittsburg fl, Osmego 46, 9ui,
ialu l6, Glcpelnn0 80, Detroit As,
Alpena 40, Warquette As, @reen
Bon As, GbnciDo "a, 9ulutb A, Ct.
SAUL 80, ct. 2ouis SO, &oniuS Gitp
56, Omaha "a, Suron 36, 9iSmord
30. @iuiiton 80, SABRE as, Seleno
40, Salt 2afe ~, 0enpcr 81. Nortb
Elatte A, 9ooge 80, Mmorilo 80,
Cos MngeleS 5G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
@ermmt6eten Gin Grobe6cn.
Ipuomit-G rploiion bel 2llberton IN
Solparb-Goumtp. 49, Gin Slrbeiter

Gpnamit -Grploiion bel Nlberton IN
Soiparb,Gountu. - Gin Irbeiter
III Stilde geriiicn. @ies IuIrc'
gltng in Der Huhbarihalt.
9lrd) Die Grploiion bon GOO P1lino
GDnonit IN Der 9tGbe oeS Nrbeiters
togcrS Der 6irmo Sboemater, Slime.
bart & So. bel Nlbcrton, SoDarosGo.,
geItern iriib INN boIb 4 llbr muroe
elm Wann get0otct un0 Die Ginpob,
nerihait bon NIberton, VT. Wo'D'
ington, GodeDspillc ule eotonaplllc
IN groBen Sdredcn Oeriebt. Ia mel
len meit Mtiltter GrOe er5itterte mo
Die SGuler Ourdgcriittelt luuroen, 10
glnllbten Die nleiiten Der aus Dem
S6lni erlpedten 4%erlonenL Dob ein
Gr0beben I'M In5ug iei. Ser 8runo
Der Gri6iitterung murOe ieOod bolb
mlSgeiun0en mo b%crubigtcn iid,
Damn Die @emiitbcr DieOer. Die Or
p%loiion erfolgte in cinem 2ogerrallmc
Der 0enonnten Sirnlo, mcld)e ge9cn=
mGrtig fir Die Baltimore . Sbio'
9obn" einen Sumnel bolt. Gas
Opicr Der Grploiion lit Der etiuo b
Sabre olte Hobert Hp5el, neld)er Die
gluiiidt iiber Die flcine &ol5biitte bat,
te, in melber bo9 9unon1it ollsgt.
trodnct mrlr0e. Son Der Siitte mar
mad Ser Grploiion nidto mebr 81 ics
ben. 9tp5cl ml1roe in tollicnO Stiidc
5crriilen mo mlrOcn MIR menigc
Stiide ieineS &orpcrS geiunoen urD
in elmer fleinen Site unter9ebro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

~" Tie Greieini9feits Bemeinbe
miro am Montag. ben %. Ipril, III
Der .@ermonia MGnncrdor : Salle"
elm 2uitipiel duiiiibren, oas nit bic.
Ter Miibe uno pielen Spfern perbun-
oen lit, bod babel oos angenebmc
nit Dem Niiblifen perbinoen ion.
3mei olte perfriippelte Eerionen mlir
Den fiir5Iid IN Elm Seim eingefalit,
uno 10 mod)te bic @emleinoe oui bicic
@eiie Ben @etrag reoliiireu. 9os
Suiiipicl miro iiderlid) Die Sersen hi
Sturm acipinnen. Erddtiae aoitiime
unb ebenio prGdtige 8eiange merbcn
baiielbe aus5eibnen. Gin gemiidter
Stnoentenbor bon 50Stimmen mirh
Den 9bor: nNlt=Seioelbere, OIL feine"
gum @ortrag bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
Staet Baltimore.


,,0iuifs Ataoemie." - Sieie ISOLDE: ~Ibe
Yrince OF Snoid".
NORRIS EpcrnbanS." - Sieie SSohe: Abe
Murrinae OF 9Silidm gibe".
.@iancD'S SBcatcr." - Steie sSobe: nWir.
TonleO".
,WarpIanb, Sbcoter". - Siefe 9Sode: Gciib'S
Sarbepile gliiraitipnen Idllib Winiinee.
,,NuoitDrium : Shcatcr." Stele sSo6c:
PIE, Sim uHo b.
.SahCtD5 ShcatCr." Ntete SSobe: ingll6
5lpei SaubeUile Inriielunael.
NpllipaDtraBcu : TBcater." - 9icie 9Sude:
,2ureo from Some.
Garl 0aacnbcd'S Cirrus, Oort.9toab nno 90.
Girube, am Wtiitpob lno Sonnerliag, ben Is.
uub 10. gIpril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
Waft6. MIQcr.

@ir perfauien ale Sorten bon Grt'
ihen, Hnnabouts nit @ummi.Hao'
reifcn, 9u9gies, 0aptons uno Wagcn.
2adir- unS Eoliterarbeiten. ~2ette'
ring" uno 3eparaturen. geItellungen
iiir ale artcn BON Gieroegeidirr an
aenommer Wr. 2, Gaitern-Npc. nno
it.Npenae, (Mpr4,1Mt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
S,ohm Vanl Sones.G crrmomirn

in annapolis Gienitag, ben 80.
Mpril. - 6ran5oiilde uno amerifani-
Idle ariegsi6iffe. - lin Iaes si Ic-
ben--neGme man Sampier .2oniie"
INN 8 llbr Morgen. 9iaete 80 Gts.
U0S-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
Qlrt9mr ". MpbInm,
Or. t2i, Sit.Naltimurc. etroRt

Eoilage : Notariats : @cloipedlel-
9iireau. Shiffsfnrten fir ollie Nam-
pier . 2inielL HeiiepGlIe, @ehlel,
@elopcdiel uno @eloIenonnaen.
INlnriI1QA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
@s 1T feine Nererei,

fib fir menig @elo 5u fleioen, menll
man bel v. Anierim, aunbeuidneioer
Scr. ~. Norb-g litapitraBe, poripridt.
tapriil7-j9i5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

NodwnrIi, friid)e Gnadiunrit, 2adJs.
Sdinfen nn6 cdjtc importirte
Sommer.8 Bologna
al ha6en bci Wnn. Y. SnpScr, 757-
759 umb 95S GeringtOn.W arft.
8efair. Warft. (9e515iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

Gdifisfartcn Don nnb nad 9cntid'
laab.
Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
lite $45 mno $3.50 Wremen-9a!'
timore $3.50. Hpnoreiie su biIige'
rem greiie. 9beo. S. 9iener & Go.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

NernlcllltllgSQrbeltcll lllCDt meltcr &c
iiibrt meroen fonnien, bis 0ie orei be
~rotbenoen Sn1cnieurc Scring, @rdD
unb StcornS bcrid)teten, mcld)cS gu
item Der GiSpoiition bon baltimore
tollglid lit, Oh boS icptiibc obcr oaS
HieielsS pitcm. Gr io9te, or babe 5lull
I. Npril oui ocn @crid)t 9crcd)nct ulo
bGttc Damn bis silm 1. Sftobcr nit
Den tbati1flid)en Mrbeitcn beginner
fonncn. benn cs nebnlc ied)s Wonatc,
Die YlGne uno Spc5iiifotioncn oils'
| s~llorbeiten. Tomit sic Germeiiunas.
mnnnldniten nid)t icmpor1r ~cntlolien
sl merben brolihten, b%eiiirmortete er,
ocnlelben iebt lire 5rucimohentlid)en
Sommerierien 81 gcbcn, moourd)
ndhIten Sonmer mieocrum 3cit &c.
iport meroen miiroc. Die 0eboroc
ionftionirte oieien &orihlog.
SoS Hchnungs.Gomite, b~eiteben0
aus Den G%ommiiiGrcn @bitribge,
Gnolono uno Ylatt, beiiiriportete Die
Giniiibrun9 elmer beIonOercn ieporas
ten 9ud)iiibrung fir Die pcrifiebe.
men glbtbeilunaen beS SepartementS
nno Die Gngaairung elmer alSndrti.
gen Muoiting SO. fir ocn 3lpcd. oa
es in Baltimore feline iold)e Cont.
pognie gebe. Wapor Simamus Gu.
Berte. Die %Gommiiiion iei idon biu=
IGnglid f%ritilirt moroen iiir Die SIN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27
The Tribunal Of Nations.
" Nj. LISTER.

+ the imperial days of ancient
Rome to those Of costly and curious ra-
dunn is far cry, end yet, in their
Tribunal of Nations, " the Frank A.
Robbins Co. All New Great Fca, are
Shows seem to have covered the inter-
vening centuries after a fashion cal
culated to most brilliantly and impress
slvely appeal to the public eye. The
feature named comprises a heroic his
torical pageant in which the most ia
nous epochs are designated by repre-
sentatives Of their greatest rulers and
their courts and martial stats, disposed
in accurately and royalty ROBBED tableaux
on gorgeous floats, drawn by splendidly
caparisoned blue-ribbon thoroughbreds.
Napoleon, the victor in a huu6"ed bat
ties, as he appeared on the memorable
field Of Austerlitz; Caesar, theimnortal
Roman conqueror and historian; + ed
eek the Great, whose mastery genius
laii the fou 1dGtion of the present Ger
man Empire, and whose statue, present
ed by Emperor William to America, was
recently unveiled on the esplanade Of
he newly finished war college at Wash
ington; Wilhelmina, the beloved young
Queen Of the Netherlands; the Kings
Of Italy Spain and Sweden; the EN-
peror Of Austria, and others. Here is
eye feast of impressive individuality
and stimulant to historical inquii 7 of
great benefit to the young. This and
the many other fea ire novelties and
animal and arenic attractions of the ex-
hibition named viii be with us on FIJI
day, Oct. 5th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27
ANOTHER LARGE BARN BURNED.
Was the I operty of David Bittinger
and Was Locates N r Accident.

Yesterday morning the large barn on
the farm of David Bittinger, located
between Accident and Kaese's Mill.
was entirely destroyed by fire, the
origin of which cannot be ascertained.
In the barn was stor the entire
grain and hay crop of this year, besides
a binder, mower, wagons and other
farming implements, none of which was
saved One horse, which was in the
balm, was gotten out
The building was one of the lal sest
in the Accident country, being over a
M lc"ed feet long and wide = proper
ton.
There was $500 insurance on the build
ing and contents. MIR. Bi,tinger's loss
Il be ON $3.50 to $1,000 above the
insr aoce.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27

Ohio and Indiana. 1t has issued the
follow 1g statement to all automobile
lists:
That memorable road was intended
to be one of the highways between the
East and West before railroads were
known. 1t was built at great expense,
costing the Federal COVE. hment over
$1,000, 900, and during the early days
was famous highway over which thou
sands travelled every week. When rail-
roads came into existence the national
road was neglected, and today it is only
a skeleton of what it once was.
ut is proposed to rebuild it, and the
National Good Roads Association has
undertaken to have it done by the gov
e-nment. The length of the road is
about 700 miles and it can be rebuilt for
less than $7,0OO,O0O That is about the
cost Of one good battleship. The appro-
pr,atlon of that sum to make the old
road across the five states would do as
much good as the average battleship,
for not one ship in ten will ever &C. in
a fight. Then when the old road has
been put in good shape to the Miss
issippi river it may be that the price of
three battleships will be set aside to
build the road to the Pacific coast.
Zone first class continuous highway
a, ross the continent u,C,1lI no q orroo
II 'ng. Many a traveller would spend
two or three months going and coming
by team, bicycle, automobile or other
wise. 1t would be easy for the nation
to do thing like this.
In 1905, 10000 Amel leans visit, d
Europe, and for the privilege of going
over the first class European roads paid
over $500, GOO.0O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27
Mrs. Sarah A. Friend.

Mrs. Sarah A. F end was boz in
Belmont county, Ohio, July sth, 1892,
end d / at the home Of her son, Rev.
D. A. Friend, in F. .endsville. Md,
Sept 10th, 1906, at the advanced age of
elghty-Ch"-e years, two months and
eight d"ys. She was conve- led to Cod
and join i the Methodist Episcopal
church over fifty ye;., ago and lived an
acceptable member of the same all her
religious life. She was an affectionate
mother, devoted Christian and a reg
ular attendant upon all the means of
grace until enfeebled by the weakness
of old age. She was the mother Of nine
child en-, s'y Of whom 81 live her, and
are: R. F. Friend, a steward in the
NJ. E. church in Friendsville, Rev. D.
A. F.. ID, Of the West Virginia Con
ference and pastor of the Brandonville
cF"rge; Rufus Friend, local preacher
on the NJ. E. church, who resides in he
STATE Of Arkansas, Katie Friend, of
4t~4-N'SN iliS, i1dthiS VI. NdSICel, OF
Deer Park, Md, and Della Friend, Of
Sang Rr1, Nd. Grandmother Friend
was confined to her bed but a few days,
when without a pain or a ST dggle she
passed to her eternal reward to ''be
forever with the Lord. Her demise
was both triumphant and glorious. A.
ter bidding those who stood around her.
one by one, good by, and saying: "Only
a step or two more, and l shall be with
in the pearly gates, they are opening
now 20 = -eive me-" she fell asleep in
the arms Of Jesus 20 await the call of
the resurrection morn. Her funeral
Sc ices was conducted by her pastor.
assisted by Rev H. E. Friend. of Hoves.
in the Friendsville NJ. E. church in the
presence of a host of her f.iends She
was inferred in the family bui wing
ground near her late home on Monday,
pt. l7th.
W Nj. LISTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27
BOUNDARY ACT JUST A
y LITTLE BIT MIXED UP
The Court Declares That the Law
is Unconstitutional.
BUT OFFICERS CAN'T BE ENJOINED
The Question Of the Right to Decide
by Ballot the Boundc " Line Be-
tween Garrett and Alleeany Coun-
ties Disposed of by the Court.

Judges Boyd and Henderson have
filed an opinion in the case of the County
Commissioners Of Allegal-y county
against the Board of Election Supervi-
sors Of Garrett comfy.
The case YVES ara Ied Cumberland
seve.al days ago and was one in which
the commissioners of Allegany cor1,y
alice that an act TO put the question
Of the line t9twsen Allegany and Gar
rett c,"lty to vote was uuconstitu-
tional, because the law did not state
where the people living n the-disputed
territory where ~ vote and for other
reasons.
The court held in its opinion that the
law was constitutional, but further
lul that court of -uity could not
enioin a Board of Election Supervisors
from putting the question as prescribed
by the Act of Legislative on the ballot.
It is not thought, however, that the
alto icy to the Board Of Election Su-
pc 5isors in CARAT county will so ad-
wise, after knowing as he does that the
act providing for such an election is
unconstitutional If the authorities IN
this CO ty should do so a mandamus
could be applied for and the question
disposed Of in that way, but It is not
anticipated that any hing further will
h done in the rrpn1iSns
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-27
SEVEN PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM THE NEW JAIL
Warden White 0yerpowered and
Thrown Into Cell by Desperados.
FIVE OTHERS REMAIN IN PRISON.
None OF 1Eose Who Escaped Have
u II. R"captured NotwithstanG-
ing Strenuous Efforts rlade by
Sheri Lee ard Other Officials.

Thc RESPECTED n the superlative de-
gr {, as happened When Garrett
co;lty's new jail was completed a few
months ago and the prisoners removed
70 it from the old building, no enc, prof.
ably excepting the prisoners themselves,
had any idea Il t sn escape from the
bars End bolts Of the new place of de
tent.ol could be made. But this is Just
what occurred last F.iday evening about
six o'clock and can best be told in War
den Whites own language as he re-
l@t, lit t. The REPUBLIChN:
! had Just passed the suppe' of the
prisoners INTO them under the bars of
the cage surrounding he cells, " said
Mr. White, and was in thc act Of open
he "@ge allow McGinnis, who
was cut in The corridor, to pass in, when
Hilliard jumped en- my back. yelled
out and then Gillespie smochered my
c es by passing both his hands over my
face ! mouth. Twas pushed into the
caCe and then into one Of the cells where
! vas locked up. Before getting me in
20 4, cell one of the men took the keys
IRON my pocket and then the seven men
bolt out the door INTO the sheriff's
Office nd from thence into the street. "
This is all that Warden White knows
u 'e matter LOT 1t was sometime aIfer-
"%'o Oelore he coulu De released, c'Ph-
'S's 'eyS 70 'he uoors Delhg IN the pos
5eS''oi o. Oierh /" 'n ne Ooii'ii!iSS'oilerS
moss ana ne had 10 De Iouho heiofe they
'or'u DC secured
~ e lheah'Ine tAe prisoners were
man g lof NE open coy my TWO Of
''sm gong OUT hooppoie foad Where
icy "el1 > eH Dy a number OF boys ana
"'so 10y OoflSiaole Maliel'' out me laI-er
MOI Oeills aware o. 'helE escape was IN
no poS'Iloh 70 ue'a-h Vheln-
Inc oChef I'VE "ei- not seen al'ef
'Hey IelI ne jan ana ire o'rec,Ioh 'aN-
t" oy mem Is UNKNOWN
o.leil'I Le@ was hondcoh''s On
business anu WAS soon form I oy 'eI,-
pnole u cue escape q me men ne
,iu''I, " nome o-I1glll9 WIN MN TWO
OIoou"oUlluS from + leoinoht Wf'ch were
put d" ne iran Out 'he scent was soon
ioS' anu ''le uogS re'ui'ieu 50 'helr own
ei
he me" VINO eSe"Peu are particularly
0cu anu were oeins iielu ior Ihe actioti