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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
waltk. @aaer.

@ir perfaufen alIc Sorten bon 2it'
Idem, &unabouts nit Gummi-Hao.
reifen, gugsies, Gaptons uno @agen.
2adir. uno YoIiterarbeiten. .2ette'
ring" nno M~eparaturen. 9eitelungen
fir ale arten BON Yferoegeidirr an
aenommer Nr. 2, Gaftern-Npe. ano
Gait.Npenue. (Mpr4,1 Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
Tns MCttcr,

Iiir Warplnno unO ocn 1iltrlt1
Columbia idoncS @etter uno per-
unoerlihe @inoe.
Ger b06ite Ibermometerltnno nor
60 0ruo INN ! llbr NafnlittogS.
Ger n%icorigite SbermlometerItono
mar 16 @rao Inn 6 ll6r Worgens.
Ger nicbriglte Sbermlomcterltano
Der lebten q Stmben in nadiolgen'
Den StGoten mar pie iolgt: Goltpor.
30, Eortlono "a, Bottom 3G, NlbanD
SO, Mclp Dorf AZ, philadelphia 46,
Ntlontic Gitp SO, Woibington 30.
Toriolf lS, SottcroS 56, Charlotte
GA, Wilmington Ga, Gburlclton GG,
Soponnob Gl, S%adionpile Ga, SUPP
ter 81, Sen . @elt "A, s%ltlonto ~,
WontgomcrD 60, Nelp Orleans "a,
Voicitiuc &C, @oluciton 70, Corpus
Gbriiti 70, Mempbis 81, Cincinnati
GO, NittSburg as, SSpego SO, 9nf'
ialo 50, Glepelono AS, Detroit A,
Mlpena 30, Marquette 40, Green Ban
A, Chicago 56, Iulutb 40, Ct. Saul
so, ct. &ouiS GO, aonioS.Gitp 56.
Smobo 4S, Suron 46, 9ismord AZ,
8iuiiton 80. Soprc 81, Selenn 3S,
Solt Gofc 30, Ienpcr 40, Norib.
Ilotte A, Googe 90, Nmarilo %,
Sos gngeles 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
SdifiSfarten bon unb naG 9eutid
Ianb.

Bon Baltimore BIS Bremen: Sea.
ute $45 uno $47.50: Wremen-ga!'
timore $3.50. Mnnoreiie gu biuige.
rem Nreiie. 1heo. 8. Oieaer & 50,
217 Ci.Valtimore.S traRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
9beo. $. 9iener l. 60.

Meiie Bureau un6 @ed)ielitube.
Sdiffsfarten bon nno mad Deutid.
Lamb NIT benz Worbbeutiden 2Iopb
uno anberen 2inien. &eiiepaiie, @ed.
iel, greoitbriefe unb @el0ienounsen.
217 Off, altimorefr.
(62--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27

@odWnrit, friide anadmnrit, 2ads.
SdDinfen nno cdte inpOrtirte
Sommer.yoloana
~ babcn bei @m. u. Snyber, 757-
$50 nMo 95S Qerineton.N arft.
Selair'N arft. (Se515iG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27

Siionelteno 9altimore'S cine Stra-
Benparaoe ser WiteIieo oes .Sorie-
iboe . aegelclubs," Welfe iid bon
Srn. Sofob Miin5ing's &%eitaurant,
Nr. 2017, Sreoerid : Mpenue, ourh
mebrere StroBen bepeste unb bann
uad Dem aussanaspunft 3uriidfebr-
tie. 8ora,s eine elm 3aTbour, linn
iolgte cine Muiiffapelle nit alien
m0glidpn uno mnmoglifen SnItrn-
menten. Sinterber marifirten oann
ole Mitalieoer oes Clubs III Den oenf-
bar b%rollislten Goitiimcn. Giele va
raoe war Der 9eeinn oes Sabresban-
fettS oes ,SorieIboe . aegelcllrbs,"
melhes III Srn. Miin5ing's 8eitan-
rant NIT groBem Homp %abgebalten
muroe unb bel Dem iid Die fomiitcn
5isuren, Die oaran t%beilnabmen,
auf's Bette amiiiirten. 5rau Iiin-
Sina bate einWtenu suiammengeitelIt,
bel Dem audi nidt eine Der 9elifatei.
ien ser seaenwdrtigen Saiion ieblte.
Gab es babel natiirlid am eolen MaB
nidt ieblte, ldBt iid oerfen. Die
1beilnebmer maren: Snfob Niin-
5ins, Captain; Mif. 8illin, 90.
&iugsborf @m. &ineolo. @m. Gil
liipie, @m. Saslet, @m. Soimam,.
!Serm. 9enfer. Sames Speoen, :.
5lamming, Bm. &uben n,lo Serm.
Seeeer. Die WuIiffapeIle mar 3ii.
iammeneelteIt aus Sen SS. Geo.
Sdmab, 5reS. &lein. Geo. Sdeibler,
Geo. Bed uno Gmil Mattbeis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27

8abcu fir bic Notblciornben in
Gan TrauciSeo nnS GalifOrnien iuer.
Den i'm Siirean bcs y9cutidcn Gurrcs
Iponocnten," Nr,413, Gi.YaItimOrc'
Strafc, cntaegcu genOmmcn nnb TO-
fort an Die snltGnoiscn Scamten Der
,Tutben arru5 . 8eieaidaft" abgc'
IiCicrt iucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
Nus bem Snncren Warplanb's nnS
Den angren3enocn Staaten.
itein iir Elm Wonu.
ment aelegt.

@runoitein iir Elm MonAl.
ment geleat.
Sn annapolis legte gelteru Sri.
Nmelie 9. Eau Sulpler nit einiohen.
ober einorudspoqen Geremonien Den
@runoltein 5I einem Wonumen.,
lpelfeS oantbare WarplGnoer Den
Solootcn uno Watroien BON Sranf.
reid errihtcn ipollen, melde bier
mabreno oes observation-disclosures fic-
len. SRI. 6oipler 1T cine 8roBnihte
oes NomirolS @roBe, melfer Die
iron50iiibe Slotte bel Dorftown conf.
monoirte. Del Der 6eierlibfcit maren
Der fran5oiiide 9otidoiter Suiierann,
@ouperncnr Gomin @ariielo, Ct
@ounerneur See Carroll nnb StuutS.
SefretGr SSpalh 5ilgbmon uno Die
hoberen Sffi3iere bon Der fron5oii-
iden Slotte i'm Sofen bon annapolis
anmeieno. 9ie 3obetten uno Die
Stuoenten oes st. Sobns-Gollega"
biloeten Die militariibe Gbrengaroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27

Gin id6ncs mnS niitlideS 0eidenf
fir MnaebOrise 1T inner cine lcbens-
grofe photographic ober cinc fiinit'
leriid pollenoete Gopie eineS alton
8iloes in GraDon, @aKerfarbe, Del
pSer Eaitca. Die id)Sniten aabinct.
biloer MIR ST pro 0nteno.
Snlins Sebbel, Se,itider Ybotograpb,
321 Nuro.W ap.S traEe.
Q11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
Sta6t Baltimore.
tnterhaltnnas-@eaueiIer

,MnhiaiaSemie." 9iefe ISOLDE: D1be
Prinee OF Snoia".
NORRIS Spernbnus." Siete g8ode;
Tbpmds Sefferfun III n9iip NdH gSinfle".
SunioaDitraben : Sbeater." - Siefe 2Sode:
,9furtberil Yigbts".
,SlaueD'S 5beater." - Sieie SSohe; r1be
gtigbt before 9briIiu1as".
,,V,arbIauo, Tbeater". - Sieie ISOLDE: &eitb'S
Observation-Disclosures Idglid Wlatinee.
yAuettnrium . 1bcater," - Siefe s4otc:
Abe 9rrunh Bob.
,8apeip, 5bcater." - Sieie SSode: idgli6
5luei Suubepiues9 soriteIungeu.
,,HIbauab's ybratcr." - SieIe gSobe: SRI.
gereD 6nbipea in eiHem naMeHIofen pbantaiti'
tdcn SChautpiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
&leiber MAIDEN 9ente,

NItIptr WHuJtH CVNItf
ipenn lie bon u. &mierim, arnoen.
ihneiOer. Tr. ~, Horo'@utnwltraBe,
bergeiteIlt iino.
(apriIl7--iSi5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27

(oot I'M 9ette. - MlS Con.
Toliion, meld)er in Gr. 543, Golums
bio-ape., n%obnbait lit, geltcrn Iril5
erpod,te, mad)tc er 81 leinem 9roBtet
Gritounen Die Gntbedung, ooB or
ueben cinem Sooien aeiNloien botte.
Ger 2eBtcre, lpclder 81 irGeno elmer
Stunoc mGbrenb Der Nad)t geltorben
iii, mor Der 40 Sabre oltc @illiam
0rutihe, Der olS Zimmerman II
Den Mount Glare erfit0tten Der
Baltimore Ohio 0abn" ongelte!lt
mar. Ter berbeigcrufene gr5t, Gr.
s. W. Gelpett, conitotirte, Dab Der
Mann zines uotiirlid)en 5ooes Itorb.
9aieball.-Iie yGoitern @uic.
boIl 2caguc" erGifncte aeItern Die
9aleboQ.S aiion. sic Clubs bon
Baltimore mo bon Buffalo ipielten
bier in Baltimore, uno guar perloreil
ole 9aliimorer baS critic Spiel. Sor
Dem 9eginn oes SpielS iono cine
Earooe Scr Clubs burh Die Sollpt'
ItraBen itott. Ger IN better SronumJ
oebaltene gaiebolplob por ieItlih
geIdmiidt mo BON Dem a%ltbefanntrll
M1rter Sreulieb in Den benfbar be-
item 3uitano periebt woroen. Sonqe
Dor 9esinn beS Spieles botten Iib
Die pielen laulenoc bon 9eludcrn
cingelteIlt mno iGmmtlihc Elabe mo-
rem poll belebt. Gle Scorc Der Spielc
iuor. wie iolgt:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
wsnereu. chanas. h q Ysars.

wuadruua changes have come TO
the Northern Pacific company In the
past decade It earned last year, &C
coriinr 20 ita oHicial statement to
Olympia. nearly a. much in Washing
ton state 40 II was earning 10 years
ago on the entire syatem.
tta gross earnings for the fiscal year
ended June 40. 1895. on the entire sys'
TEN In Minnesota, Dakota. Montana,
Idaho. Washington and Oregon. wero
about $4,000. 600; and after II had
raid operating expenses. there remain
ed for interest on the bonded debt on
~ te.l1b.29s. = sum falling short Of
Interest requirements by about $4,000.
600.
According 20 the company's report
just submitted to the state railroad
commission. Il earned In this state
alone last year over sile0O.ooo.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

One burglar Nas killed and another
fatally wounded at Dea PLANES. a
suburb Of Chicago. In a battle between
detectives Of the Chicago g North.
western railroad and ave men detect
ed In an attempt 70 steal from a re.
pair shop.
The detectives had surrounded the
shop and tho fight began when the
robbers attempted to escape with the
plumber. The three men not wound
ed escaped after they had exhausted
their ammunition.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
NAY owe IRELAND PARLIAMENT
Event Fersshadosssd by Liberal Vie.
tory In Britain.


tory In Britain.
One Of the most prominent poiiti-
clans In England. speaking u The TIRE
menaous victory Of the liberal party.
said " the Associated Press:
III Is useless 10 minimize the pres.
enJ revolution and VIC might as well
brKin 10 take u new Vtew ~ the sit
nation In my oplnion a parliament
sitting in Dublin may be looked for
within the neat two years Assured
~ John Redmond. leader d the IA
Ilonaiist party. and Prime Minister
Campbell Zimmerman have reached =
working agreement. and IL 10 inSon'
osisabie that Mr. Redmond would be
roHtent With anything less than an
irish parliament I have no idea that
such a parliament would mean sepa.
ration. and have good reasons 10 be.
lieES that = plan IL nov undeF con
alteration by which the religious cues
,iun can be eliminated from the de-
nheraIiona IL such a parliament
which would act under the imperial
parliament and al least ~ the e1
pertinent ~ administering irish AZ
fairs under the conditions which have
changed in the last ceniBry
WUhla the !Ast eight days the 20
Mliral complexion 81 the uai'cd klng
dom has been changed BY the tide a
lubssallsm. ~hlch even Dos IL hiEhei
lhau the moai sanEuinr radical darce
hops for Tho nes parliament vii
= be- overwhelmingly liberal Up 10 tht
time the total Number Of membcTl
i elected ~ ESQ. - whom go are tber
aia. iif uniuuis,a. 60 laborstcs. - az
tiuuaitsA and che socialist Thu
leaves 500 seats ailli vacant
The liberals thus Tar have gaincs
no lcaa than III seals. counting la
Dor gains az liberal or Envcrnmcn
gains. and Il the sane proportion i
kep, up for tho remaining 1870 hcau
tho liberals sill have to5 votes In III
neat parliament. a. which may be add
81 ;haac - e. laboTitra. one socialia
aud "a nhtiunaiiasu which would glpi
Prime Minister Campbell 8Annermai
ia votes against isT TOT the coassi
natives
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

Florence Roberts is booked for an
engagement al San Francisco the first
week In March.
Edna May Is making her farewell
appearance in New York At the Har-
lem opera house in The Catch Of the
Season
A new play Of promise Is the oper-
eta Nile ModiKte.~ by Blossom and
Victor Herbert, in which Fritn ScheR
appears in the Knickerbocker, New
York.
Guy Bates Pest. leading man oe
The Heir TO the Hoorah" company
began his theatrical career as an ush-
er in a Seattle theatre and reached
the stage by way Of the box once
route.
The Washington theater. located on
Riverside avenue Spokane. is first
class in every respect Il has q fne
bin each week Performances every
afternoon and evening al > and 3
O'Clock. Admission to all l5c. Reserv-
ed seats CSC. Children Ioc.
Kennedy & westfall. managers o.
Joseph Murphy. vigorously deny the
reported retirement Of the well known
Irish comedian.
Klaw & Granger have accepted
comic opera by John Philip Sousa and
/ Harry B. Smith, entitled The Free
Lance which will be produced in
New York on Monday OF Easter week.
with a cast 81 players TO be tmmedi-
a,ely engaged and large chorus and
orchestra
That Viola Allen. the actress. has
been the wife Of Peter Duryea, the
horse owner. since last August became
known today. Mr.. Duryea and Miss
Allen were married August is last at
] Louisville, Ky, Friends who made the
announcement said that ii had been
kent secret up TO this time because Ct
Miss Aliens professional engagements
for the season.
George AIDE is in New York. having
left his country place al Brooke, Ind.
preparatory to q trip which includes
some weeks at the Rivera and q sea-
son in Egypt.
i Heinrich Conreid has received the
decoration Of the Order Of the Iron
Cross from Emperor Francis Joseph
LOT Austria
: A salon az Music. is a new idea
lin Paris. Musical compositions viii Be
exhibited like paintings But -
} they require to be heard. not seen.
the scores will not be placed for IN
spectinn on tables. but played by an
. orchestra during the hours Of the 50
Ion. A Jury will examine all WORKS
. sent In, and choose the best for exhh-
= lhition. These will then be performed
} in rotation When the list Is exhaust
ed the orchestra viii begin al! over
again.
= wagenhals & Kemper have arrang'
; ed for Blanche walsh's appearance In
: London for the coming season
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
SHINING NOTES.

Shipments for all KOotenay. d. G..
districts last week have q record 81
33.764 tons of ore There were II
shipping mines In SLOGAN and KOote-
may, the chief being 81 Eugene. 81
tons; Sullivan. 300 tons: Arlington
Erie. 40 sanz: Black Prlnce. 81 tons;
La Plata. SO tons: RecO. 50 tons: 9th.
err mines. 702 tons: total. 1901 tons
MarysviIle smelted 800 tons. the Hall
mines 7s4 tons and Trail 600 tons
Of ore.
A erOss-cut from The tunnel on the
3OO foot level Of the Copper Key mine
at Republic, Wash, IL being pushed
ahead 20 tap another vein which tFav-
erses the country o. q short distance
TO the eastward
Ore has bees struck IN the lowest
level Of the jay Could. near Chewe-
lah. Wash. Il differs from any here
tOfore taken out, having a considerable
value in copper. In addition 10 it's val
ues in silver and lead.
Work has been resumed on the BO-
die mine a. Bodie camp. near Repub-
nc nAhA-s nA1EA INC management VI
the New York Gold Mining company.
Charles McAllister is hauling the
new diamond drin 20 the Belts and
Hesperus mines. four miles from
Grand Forks. 3. c. II is the inten-
ton Of the management Of these prop
critics 10 thoroughly prospect these
claims by means Of this drill.
A new record was made by Boun-
dairy mines and smelters last week.
Total shipments for week. 25.s7l tons:
total for year. 54.476 tons.
All Of the details having been com
pleted for the amalEamation Of the
Centre Star and War Eagle eompa
mics at Rossland, b. C.. the two arr
welded into one corporation. the Cen
tire Star purchasing the assets Of thf
War Eagle
The owners Of the Mabel minera
claim al Rossland. 3. C.. who reside
in Spokane have decided 70 RESUME
Operations on IL.
Boundary shelters treated: Granhl
smeiteT. 1909 tons; B. c. Cope
company smelter. $3.50 tons; DoniniOI
Copper company smelter. 4sz7 tnAs
total for week. 5000 TONS total TO
year 90 date. 5e,I72 tons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
WHEAT CROPS OF WORLD.
Great eritain's Prospects Not Out Of
ordinsry--Nield IN Roumania /.
Viii Be Short.


The foreign crop report for Decem-
Der shows that over large areas OF
Europe the prevaianE characteristics
we're unseasonably warm weather and
excessive humidity Crops lightly
sown have terminated finely and en-
tered on the winter in strong. healthy
condition. Late sowing Of crops in
Europe. however. were unusually ex.
tensiye and some anxiety is felt con
corning them.
In Great Britain the winter wheat
area has been extended. The acreage,
however. is still believed TO be dtmin'
ished, as compared with last year,
The growing crops have an improved
appearance.
In France the wheat area is the av.
erage.
In Germany weather conditions
were unfavorable and there was nc
marked improvement.
In Roumania the area under wheat
is about Is per cent short Of last year
The 1905 crop is now estimated al
from o.0OO, eco to $4,000. 900 bushels
The bulk 81 IL Is said to be out Of con
dition, hence no export movement e
the north OF Europe points is expected
until spring.
No important definite news regard
ing the conditions Of winter sown &c
reals in Russia are reaching the out
side world.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

smaller tug, which could approach
closer 20 the wreck than the tug Car,
which tried Vainly Wednesday % reach
tho passengers.
The aight Of those who thTOnged the
rigging and waved signals 20 the
steamer VISA heartFending. Nothing
could DO done; the Queen could not ap-
preach closer than half mile. and 70
lower boats in the heavy sea would
hrve neen madness.
The ting CEav ran toward the wreck,
then in haze, and returned, not haY-
ing seem any One on board. The Queen
reported the existabcs Of the survivors
In the rigging, bnt the message proba-
bly, was Hoa UNDERWOOD, fer sSsa after
ward the tug lsft. and with the steamer
salvoF proceeded around Cape Beale
toward Bamisid.
The sea rolled high. There was q
strong wind, about 30 miles an bopF,
blowing from the east, eeaa ~ times
washing over the tug Gar. which roi-
led heavily. The Queen stood on until
half an hour after the steamer City OF
Topeka arrived from seattle with Cap
tain Patterson, port captain. and Aavt'
eating Agent PhaTOah Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company ON board,
who ordered Captain Cousins back "
Victoria Immediately 70 continue biz
voyage % San FFanoieso, asking him
% report 20 the ity Of Topeka, en- route
outw ard.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
WARM SPEnN EAST
REGULAR SPRING DAYS NHREW
YgRE...EERAONT HARM.
Sunshine Filled she Parks With Pleas
urs Observation-Disclosures wsather
In Mes England statss-ohlO and
Nsntueky Also wsrm-BIlEzard
Through Middle West.

New York, Jan. 22.--The continued
warm weather Of the past few days in
this city reached it's climax Sunday
when. At O'Clock in the afternoon.
the oflcial Thermometer At the YEA
Their bureau station vas IS degrees.
AT night the weather continues warm.
q yapor. typical q early spring even
ings, hanging over the water front
The warmth and sunshine Of the
day brought 10 Central park, to River
side drive and other promenades
thousands Of pleasure seekers.
Nice Day In New England.
Boston. Mass Jan. 1k.-In the
greater part Of New England the wea-
Their conditions were remarkable Sun
day. The Official thermometer in Bos-
ton reached 67.s. which lie the warm
est January day. with one exception.
in the history Of the local bureau.
warmth at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Jan. 22.-with 8
maximum temperature OF S. degrees
and with the humidity average more
than 80 per cent. Philadelphia Sunday
experienced the warmest "a hours Of
the winter The warm wave extended
throughout Pennsylvania.
Vermont 10 sprinsiIke.
Burlington. Vt. Jan. 2L-At = tins
Of the year when Vermont Is usually
covered with snow and Ice the gov
eminent Thermometer here touched s;
Sunday afternoon
Fine Sunday In Kentucky.
The remarkably high Temperature
i which broke ali previous Januarl
records Saturday throughout southern
Indiana and Kentucky was continues
Sunday. The highest temperatur'
registered today was 70 Al Louisville
Warm Winter Day az Columbus
Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 22.-Thi
warmest winter day since 1873 wa
recorded here Sunday when the max
mum temperature reached was
fraction over 70 degrees.
Blizzard In the Middle West
Kansas City. Mo- Jan. "a blii
! AaI0 prev dAASA oAhAa9 4@AA AZ F&a
lions OF western Missouri. easter
Kansas and over the northern part G
Indian territory There was q heav
snow and a driving northern wint
with tae mercury falling rapidly.
, Ia Oklahoma there was a fall
Temperature OF 60 degrees in the las
- hdars with light snow. In easter
Missouri there was a fan in temper
ture of over 40 degrees, with sleet- ]
iowa the temperature fell 20 degrees
Az Omaha the mercury registered
degrees above zero. with everythin
Indicative Of much colder weather b
morning.
. ST. Paul ShiVens.
St. Paul Jan 22.-The mercuT
1 dropped over 30 degrees in u hours
E 81 Paul. standing al above zero 1
rS p. m. and with indications Of I
= least 10 below before morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
A Romantic simlle.

They were walking out together On
q cloudless night under the light q
the big round moon, which seemed IN
usually bright and beautiful. sudden
ly he stopped. clasped his hands and
cried. rapturously:
'oh. Mary, Look AZ the neon to-
night. Isn't II beautiful-maGuia-
cent?"
~Yes, amt e, William she replied.
with equal enthusiasm. 1T looks Just
like q bis fried egs. dont &. dearf
Judy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
PROMINENT MEN APPOINTED.

To Represent United states at The
Hague Conferences.
Secretary Rnal announces that the
American Representatives to the az.
preaching conference TO BE- held At The
Hague will be Joseph " Chuate, for.
mer ambassador 90 England; Horace
Porter. former Ambassador 60 France. .
and Judge Rose Of Little Rock. Ark.
s2 president oi the American Bar a..
aociatluh.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

indianapolis. Ind.-"There Is no 20
litical once in the United States
which I would resign the presidency
Of the United Mineworkers Of Ameri-
ca to accept"
The greatest enthusiasm was ere
ated when President Mitchell used
these words in Tomiinson haI.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

Ethel-You better be careful how
voc kiss me. Jack. Father Just said
ne was going upstairs 70 read Bit
Jack-oh. he is good for six hours
He IL going TO read the presidents
message.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

The cattle OF somAllland. says a
recent oaioiai report are fattened on
date stones. and mllch animals fed on
such q diet are said TO produce better
and more coplous milk than others
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

The cussomer-isn1 Smiths credit
good with you amy moref
The Grocer should say not he
cant even borrow trouble In this 80
Establishment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
OREGON lTGMs.

John r. Goldaon, = sawmill owner.
while hunting In the mountains west
Of Eugene, was accidently killed re-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

In a lecture before the Society Of
Arts London. Martin Duncan stated
that the clnematograph may be traced
back TO 120 A. .. from a document
in the Bodlelan library at Oxford.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

The savings hanka Of italy contain
over S6e6, 100000