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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Ialidbcs SciuidJt.

G6icogo, 81, 80. 9Iuguit -
Der Itr0tiide @1gemeiiter Soiepb
@reien pcriiiate Die Grbebring einer
9lnfloge gegen 2lrmonr < So, 99el'
ion MorriS & Go.. Spift & 60. ilno
Die r9lllglo 9lmericun Bropifion 60"
lpcgen 2lusabe ialihen @epi6tS BET
Oenl 8erfoui BON ShnluI5. Der Be
ante be6ouptet, er babe in Se8leitlnlg
eineS ieiner ,Snipeftoren in ben Tieb.
b0fen 5dmal5biid)ien gefGift, oeren
@epit1t fiiuf BftnO betrogen ioa,
unO cs babe lih babel berauSgeltellt,
oaB orei bis jrpoIf llnBen on Dem 8es
ui6t ie6Iten. @ic Sr @rein lagt,
iinO ibm i6on piele 9eidlperOen oo-
riiber 5useanngen, oab oas @ctuiht
uon Shmal5bebdltern niht itimlne,
lro oies bat i'm 81 Der slnitearng
Der ertpdbuten llnteriudlng oeran'
laBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
@egwei(er
fir cine
gelnnOe
ano
perlengleid)e
Saut,
S0olllt.

Cine Mailc 2eHte (9inNcr, iuie Gr-
luadicnc) lcibcn an b6ien SGrperiGf.
ten, bic iid in Der Sant ais bdflide
SIcfcn cntiuideGn. 9ieic ben6tbisen
fiinitlider gtb6alfc nnb gsi@ts ftebt
Dem Gdlucfcl 5nm GuRerIiden @e'
6ruad) slcidj. 9ieie Sbatiade iuirb
uun allcn glcr5trn nncrfunut nno bic
GriinSnn9 Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
8QlttmDre& SbtO
Grfmriipmen
por Baltimore.

AhNs SNfAANAhANN
S2.50-6Mmherlnno uuO 5uri6.
St.10-ScrfelcH SprinaS uuo 5nriid.
St.25-Martiusburg UHo 8uritd.
St.2j--'onrpcr'S 5crr1 nno 5urid.
S2,15-9nraD mnb 5urid. Suuntng, oen
2. September. (StnlhlleBlt1 Der
Sdbrt nad ben Soblen mo 5ua
LEM SpeSial3ua Ocrldbt WouHt
Robals@abHboi nm G.30 N(orgcns
9amoensBdbnbui 1l6r Wtoracns.
S2.O0-eGilnbClpbid Rto Suriid.
St.50-Gbciier ufb 5uriid
gQilmiu1tnu NIB 5uriid.
Spnutng, ben 3, 16, nub 80. Scpt.
&pe6inl3ue perlGbt GambensStas
tion 500 WioraeuS, Mount 6opals
station 500 Mlorgens Gildiabrt
bon 46ilubelpbja TOO glbenoS.
S5.00-9ttlnntic 6itn, Gupe Wlag, sea
SslC 6itN NIB Sreau Gin, R..s.,
nno 5nriid, iebfn SreitaD NIB cam.
itng, gitltta fir Die Hlidinbrt bis
5um ioperoen 9teniiap. eiHidDlebs
lih Vis duIii 8. September
0-gitagnraSnne n. Suriif, 5rettaa,
IA. Gcpbr Y te pnIti9 5ur 9ins
fnbrt dui BEN Spc3iaI5uge, her
gdntoen @dbnbof s.35 WloreeHs,
9lount 9lopuIsGabnboi $40 Wior'
gems oerIdbt. Bur aiidtabrt tiir
10 9aee., ,einftI. bes 1aees bes
sI6itsser Sa& Toronto u. aRon.
siuf Der aidreiIe sIuTentbaIt In
buffalo, 8nheiter, @Ienebn, g9ats
fins Gilen, @IeH Summit Springs
unb Wldu6 9buui eeitattet.
Die lebte @Ituriion tuiro am 29.
September pCrdHItaliet.
(23s-45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
slattc Sant.

SiPs 6aar- nnb Sart.5Grbe,nit.
tel, idDiuars ubcr braun, SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Baltimnrr Grnf anb
OnaramteF Co.
Gnnitable 8cbanSc.

grfud,t nm 9epoiiicn. bnrh Gbeds 81 sieben.
Griudt nm 9epufiien nuf beitimmie 5eit bii
GpeSiaI9fnten.
9riudlt I'm geitaIlunn dls Neripnfter, Griis
flee unb 9ertuaIfer bon erhihaieiL
9rindt I'm, 9rneinang ais Seitdmefitsbuu'
y. u. gafer.
(aRdr5s,tS,9&S) Prdfioent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Die Glesans Der 5ignr cincr 5ran
unb Der Gib ibrer stIeiber bdngt BON beu1 oon
ibr getraeefen 9orfet nb. 9ies III es, ipnS
SieIe Gdiner5en fitb auf engaeitniirte bilftas
Goriets 8uriid d5nfibren, peItbe bic treie gttbmung
bebinoern 7us .,gpabe 6oriet" 1T ods stn3iae
Goriet nuf benz Wl1rft, ipeldnes tretes afpem'
2003. 9ots.6 bnrles' strake. (6ebrls.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
9IeIlIl'S
S(ljuueIe( SciIe,

bic iic bOd cmpfOblcn ba6eu, repra.
ientirt Sdiucfcl in ciucr gcrbinbung,
Die frei bon bciieu nadt6eilisen
Gieenidaitcn 1T, unb bsionocrs fiir
oaS Dab nno bic Spiletten paienS 1T.
gcun i'm SaS rcgelmGhis NIT 8ei-
bnug gl6cnoS nuo MOrgcns senakt,
wiro iie bic 'Sant in fitr5er 3eit poa
llnrcinGcitcn nuO 1ettisfcit befreien.
9lci6ungcn nit ciucm ranben Sanb.
tnd nur bem 0c6rand Der Scife 5ilft
in Scrcu 8irfung, bic Gureu 5n DIFF
ncn nu6 er5cngt Gin geidlmcioiges,
fcitcS 5lciid nnO cine luie gtlah
slattc Sant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

9tcm 9orf, 30. 9Itguit. -
@m. ). 9rpon'S Gin5ua IN 9tclp-9orf
bcltc 9tadmittng acituItcte iid 5n ei'
ncr &eibe Oon Spotioncn. @egen
4 ll6r Ionoctc CT BON 2epiS 9tiron'S
SoHt .Sllini," ouf meIhecr er bic
9tad)t perbroht bate, bei Der Bat
tern, po er pom fltngircnoen O1apor
Wc@omnn empiongen uno Ourh Die
&ohrlfc ser borrenoen Otenge, ionic
Our6 oie o6r5erreiBenOen Gone alter
in Ser gtdbe 6cfinolicben Iompipfei.
len beIpiqtommnet murOc. Bon Oort
ging eS in <iden, inter @Sforte
elmer g(btbeilung EoIi5ei un0 in Be
gIeitlmq 0cS GrnpfangS : &omite's,
ioquic uieIer onoerer beruorragenoer
0emofratcu no6 Dem n8ictoria so.
tel," 81. Strabe un0 8roa0mop, no
9roon BON einem Wfob ieiner 8eiuln-
oerer iolt eroriirft pnroe. 8ie NoIi.
sci 6obntc i6m MIR nit Nfiibc etnen
g8ea in 0oS 6otel, lm0 ais Damn Die
NIcngc noh einem oSpce6" ihrie,
ri6tcte cr bon Ser 2obbp- Ireppc Ell
niQe fir5c @emerfllngeu an ooS Solf.
@r iagte, cine He0c ici gegenIu0rtig
bon inn ni6t 3l ermorten unO er
boffc, oaB man i'm entidulOigcn MGR
oe. o@enn ii6 ein Wtonn in Ser
legen6cit befinoet" fubr 9rbon fort,
10 bat er Nos Stedt, icine 6rcltnoc
in 2lnipru6 81 nebmen. Sd beiinoc
mid jebt in gcrle9enbeit. Sd modtc
nad Sauic, oGein ib babe fiir3lid 10
oiel gerciit, oob id) folm nod iueiB,
no meine Seuuot6 liegt"
.1Sn @oibin1tonl" ricf Elm cnt6u-
iioitiiher 3ub0rcr.
ISN'T @ciBen SnuIel" lieb iih cin
9lnoerer pernebnen.
2oute Sodrufc cridnIlten, nno
8rpan lG6eltc uergnilgt I'D 9Iolb.
tc, 0aB i6 in NcbrnSfn mo6nte," ingte
cr. oNur bis 1891" ihnIlte eS 5u-
rid aus ser Menge. No6bem 9rpon
ieine fltr5e 2tniprode beenbet lno be
gonnen bate, etIiden I'M SotcI nui
i6n marten6en sSrernoen sic S6n0e
~ oriidcn, eriolgte pIoblif Elm 10
bcitiger 9In6rnng Ser Wenge, Oob Die
in scr Sotcl.2obbp itationirten 3tuon.
5igEoli5iiten ioit fort9eriiien mltroen.
@S onuerte einige 3eit, ebe bic Cr6.
nung bergeitcIlt mer0en fonnte.
@rpon bielt Damn eincn @mpfang unO
mebrere Sallienoe BON Eerionen 0efi.
lirten an inn poriiber. nm Sdn0e.
bride nit i6m 5lt pcd)ieln. Der gm-
pfong 6ouertc ctlpo einc StlInbc, uno
9rpon piIegte 6ann einige Belt Der
Hlbe, ebe er mad Dem 0Wla6iion
S.unre @arOen" oufbraf, no oie 81
fentIife 9epillfonlmnllngS Gemon.
itrntion Dor id ging. Inter Den Ger-
ionen, neIde i'm bon Der Battery nad
0ent yGictoria 3otel" begleiteten,
befon6en ii6 @ouperneur 8plf bon
Miiiouri, Senntor 9ailep bon Ierns,
8priiter 3oggnrt pom 0enofrotiidet
9eutionaI Gomite, peri6ie6ene all.
oere Wtitg(ieOer 0ieies Gontite'a tno
Die 8oruerneure etIiher Staaten.
Ser Subel, pelher lpdbrero oer5abrt
Don Der Battery na6 oem Sotel altf
Oen 5troBen berriAte, mar ur6e-
iHreiblih.
Sm ID a0iion Squore
8ar0e-n."
9tidt meniger grob mar Der Snbel
uno oas 8eOrdnge, ais grpon III Ell.
nem 2lutono6il uon oem 5otrI nafl
Dem yWaoiion Squdre @nroen" fibr,
no er nm 8.2i anlangte. Gle l5iiren
oeS 8e6dtoes maren nm $50 geotis
net lporoen, lln0 ldon Inn 0ieie 3eit
lparen Sutoerte pon Billet. Suhabern
,tf [Fiutritt thorrrfA Anr+ nrri,rfitrpff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

QoS 0roBe, uur ourb GSloggen ge-
ihmildtc 2ofoI fiilltc litb roIb. nno
um 7 llbr muren idon 10000 Rer'
ionen, Oorunter oicle SSroucn i'm Sn.
ncrcn. Srob Der Site itnO 0es 8e.
oranges blic6 oos EilbIifltm in gutter
2ome uno broh bduiiG IN Sohrllie
aus, ioboIo iidl irgen0 Elm befonntcr
oemofratiiHer 6iibrer 3eigte. 8Gb.
reno Oes lon0en SdrrenS ipteItc cine
aopellc populGrc 2ie0er, mic nWtp
Marplono," ,OGo aentrldp Some"
, ,Slmonee 9fiper" uno n9iric," uno
olc Oieie 8eiien erregtcn Stiirme
pon 9(pplaus. Die @nGIericn maren
bis auf bcn lebtcn Ylab beicbt. Sun.
oerte bon 1oli5iiten bcfnnocn lid 3nr
Stelle lm0 ouh 80 2olbmGnuer bat.
ten iiir 0en 1SuQ Scr gtotb ASolto an
ucridieoencn 8unften 0eS rieiigen
@e6Guoeaa geiaBt. lin sic Site 3u
nil0ern, luuroc ein Tbeil 0eS 6cmeg.
Iidcn @losood)S 5uriid geld)o6ea 10
oaB Elm Sbeil 0e8 9Sublitlm8 MIR Den
freicn SirmcG iiber ii6 bottc
gll8 6r. 9rGun I'M s llbr nod niht
angclangt mar, riei Sr Sarrp W.
@ulfer i'm Nomen Der Commercial
SruuellerS 9eoguc" oic Serinnmllng
CUR Oronung lmo itellte Den @ouuer-
nelu 6oGf bon Wiiiioltri ais erIten
NtonCr nor, mclder cine Ouotiou ers
biclt unO etlihe Winuten morten
mlBte, ebe cr gum @ort fomnen
fonnte.
@ouberneur6olt'S 9emun.
0erunG fiir 9rDon.
ltntcr 9(nocrem in9te 6olt: vSSo9
mir bier logen, Dot pieIleidt ipcnig 3u
bcocltten, unlcre Norte f0nnen bol0
pcr9elien neroen. 9Iuein Die SSbcolc,
melhc unS bierbcr brohten, luer0en
iortbeItcben. nndOcm olle bier Yer
ionlmclten bon Der @roc pericbmulrben
limo. Nir fomcn ni6t iiir lnS allcin
bicr6cr, Inn sic biItinguirtcn SImeri'
foncr, 81 ociicr @breu mir perioms
melt iin0, 6c iciner Seinlfcbr 81 be.
miQfon1men, ionbern nlth INN oic
9ie6c uno ooS @ertroncn bon Wiitlio.
men orf uuIeren groBen 5ilbrcr aus.
5uoriiden 49, bon Wtilionen, tpel6e
i'm lie6cn, neil lein Serj rein mo
iein Guf Elm mofclloier it, 9lber mir
pertrollen niht ollf i'm ullcin, nod
ouf ir9eno @tpoS, mas mcnihlid lit,
ionoern ouf bic clpige &obrbeit, mel
DIE CT 10 iebr geliebt unb 10 bcreotIom
1epre6igt bat. g8ir itebcn an ocr
S6peQc 6eS grobten politiihcn Gr.
ma6cn5 IN Der @tl6id)te Der Ration.
Snnerbolb Scr n1d)itcn poor Sabre
iperbcn inouItrieQc Erobleme gel6ii,
Die Serrid)oit ipe3icQcr Erioilegien
becnOct uno Die 9e6re glciher Hedte
in 0cr RoIitif uno I'M @eluiiicn Der
Wtenf6beit etnblirt meroen. TSett idor
iperoen Giuge nidt mebr geollloet,
iucl6en mir unS friiber ihlueigeno
lnterluerfen ntbten. gtod) Dor iucs
nigen So6rcn mar geitchnng mebr
Negel, ols 9lusnobme. Die Sollen im'
ierer 8eiebgc6ungen luoren Hditber.
bo6len uno Der ortnrcine Dollar oeS
BribilegiumS" beberridte Niles
9fQeS Gies miro nlm, ruie 8ouuer-
neur 6olf ipeiter ausfiibrtc, non.
neri6t" iperoen oos Seluiiien OeS
8olfeS lit erlpudjt 0oS Siht Der
0o6r6e!t oringt ourf ole Wolfen II.
/. ~. 0adoen Reoner oie Gemofrns
ten nod ernobnt botte, in oieier
neuen midtigeu gpod)e oer onerifa.
niihcn @eihthte neoer 5u ruoiful,
nod 81 cohierpotip 81 lein, an Dem
lCoot,aaftt,ut Aar ,rfatd,nt, 4r1,tp fpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
9ii6t mr0r TIT IyrinOcSlanO,
Brunn's Grt1tntpbs19 n11rn1 Ole
9trnBen nn1r 3le1u-anrk.
OrnBrr GnttnItaamna Nrr nrmnkrati-
rdten NtnITrm.
Scr Ofcntlidjc Gmpfang im Waotion Sqaarc
OarOen.
Gmtltn Itaamita Nrr
fti)en MnI1rm.

cbc 10000 @nn sern Nbcnb bort pcrammet HrOrn
Onrd SrpaH Gupur SOm 3OnOH GlcpclOnS @Onuenenr
Sulf NOnr tOnunscbcnOc 2emOtrGtcn &GS
Srpuu agtc Gnc Grfldrnug Gnncn Der gcriOutldnng
Der Ginba6ncn nit mOcm SciaQ mfscnOmmcu. SOdjrmfe
an Seurit NcugOrf 6cscbt id Spau nadl Connecticut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

gtiht neniger grob mar Der Shbel
urb oas 8eOrdnge, ais grpon III Ell.
nem 2lutomobil uon oem ootel nafl
Dem oWaOiion Square @nroen" ftbr,
no er nm 8.2l anIangte. Gle 19iiren
oeS @e6duoes maren nm $50 geoti.
net poroen, ln0 lfon Inn oicie 3eit
poren Sutoerte pon Billet. aubabern
aiIi gintritt borrcno bort ueriammeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

inter ben Goelilejnen m Andttie" uniet ben
gttBieien: ous ipcrtbpoaite eeiliniiteI tlr bic
ihmer8bniten ieoe 2ebensfrelpe oerqdaenoen
bclfer, toenn iiberbuupt nut bpriiberpebeno:
slnuieiis ougeecit miro In 5orm bon ipeiben
Su65dpfchen an Site oes eeioeils In ben sFora
ODER bluieneen gloerinoten IN oirefte geriibrune
nit Der tpiriiamiten grBuei uno linoert tofort
bic breHneiieen Sdmersen, iiHt fblieBttb . c Il
Iunq Bu erbieleu Su bdhen In allen slpotbet
len Rroben ftei5uaeinHot bon a. gteuftdeter
K Co. Qor 2ti6, EepsTlnrf.
(glo mi 81, ,1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

air afle aranibeitsn. upn oer erfranftfH 2e'
&c. psrnriadlt, tpie Sattlribigfeit, gidbnnaen,
emiuimbef. appfidDmer5en etc, nebnte man
0iitters gfntreintganas. nnb atfiibrHngs.Sber.
nreis 10 Gents. On aleu- apotbefen.
(JuIt14,1Wp
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
ELECTION ROGUES PARDONED.
Ballot Box Suffers to Testify Against
Mayor Scilmltz and Reuf.

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 5O.-At the
request of Attorney Henri, Governor
Pardee has pardoned Steffins and Wy
man, the ballot box suffers, in order
that they may testify against Abra-
ham Reuf and Mayor Schmitz, of San
Francisco.
Steffins and Wyman were sentenced
to five years imprisonment for stuffing
the ballot boxes at the local primaries
held q short time before the last clec-
ton of Mayor Schmitz. Through the
result Of this primary Reuf gained
control Of the county convention.
When Judge LaWlcr came up for re-
election, November 9Th last. Rcuf and
his adherents made Il bitter and strong
light against him, and it was the
nomination Of two men as candidates
for Superior court judge on both the
Republican and Democratic tickets in
order to max LAWYERS defeat GER
tain, that brought the present prose
CutiOnS for graft to q focus. LAWYER
was elected. Nyman was a unlc
pal employee and Steftins was employ
ed by +. \. Macstrett, then on the
board Of public works.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
THE EXACT VOTE
OVER THE STATE
Republican Bosses are
Smashed Everywhere.
A GREAT MAJORITY
Big Republican Boss J.. G. Duncan
Slaughtered in the East and Big
Insurgent Boss Spencer Black
burn Ilattencd Out in West
With Democracy Sweep
inc the Deck.

The official returns for the recent
State election were yesterday com
pleted, verified and filed in the office
of the Secretary Of State by the State
C~anvassing Board, and the certificates
Of election will be issued Oh these re-
arms
The head Of the Democratic state
ticket this year was Franklin Mcneil,
candidate for Corporation Commits
sioner to succeed himself. He re
ceived 123,272 votes. as against 1907
east for his opponent. former Asso-
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court
r. NJ. Douglass. the Republican
candidate, making McNeilrs ma
jOrity 1926. On this vote the total
cast in the State was 200, 289. against
2G8,266 -four years g when there
was q full state ticket and q presi-
dentiai election, a difference Of 1877
votes.
The other State tickets voted were
for judges, six Of these to be elected
for various districts and the ma
to 53,615. In the case Of George W.
Ward. of the First Judicial District.
there was no opposition and his total
vote was 123,47?.
An examination of the results Will
show an overwhelming defeat, not
alone for the Republican party, but
for its various factiOnal bosses. In
the Third judicial District Big Boss
T.. G. Duncan, the United States Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the
Eastern North Carolina District,
running with the gang con-
trolling the State Republican party,
put up his kinsman, j. F. Duncan,
against owen H. Guion, Democratic
nominee, and the result shows Dun
cans defeat by 53,615, a majority for
Guion exceeding that of Glenn's in
1909 by 1859, a majority greater than
the average majority of the Demo-
cratic nominees for Judges of about
1000 votes. In the west Insurgent
Big Boss Spencer Blackburn, was de-
feated in the Eighth Congressional
District by 1866, a reversal of the
majority of 245 for Blackburn two
years ago by 1911 votes. In the
state the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
News-PcttigreW South Dakota Bond
Steal gang was Overwhelmingly
slaughtered, and the all-round result
is that the Black observation-disclosures
Subsidized News crowds were Smash
ed right and left by the votes Of
Democrats who We're advised of the
plans of the Radicals to loo every
thing in sight.
The complete retrunS are herewith
given. these being:
FOR MEMBER NORTH
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
SNOW HILL RACES.
Events EXcitin" Although the Track
Was Rather Heavy.

Snow Hill, \. G., Nov. 30.-Iher2
was quite crowd attended the races
Thanksgiving Day. notwithstanding
the track was a heavy one the races
were very good. especially the 2:3p
class. In his Little Ned. owned by
smith e Dali. won from w. J. Nhlte
Dali & Williams horse. i'll a race winch
was exciting all the way through. The
best time was 80. In the $40 class
George b.. owned by Mr.. a. +. Moye,
won easily in the first three heads up
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
FOR CONGRESS TENTH coNGREssIoS.

THE VOTE FOR TIk DOES
There were six Judges elected, tine totals
and rndjoritie5 being:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04

Three things to attain-goodncgs Of
nedrt. integrity Of purpose. and cheer
fulness of disposition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

he"rGc ". Ward )............. PSI
tAo opposing candiGate.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04

Scattering: John L. Gn>altncy. ], W. b..
Turner, /; .. {. Daucy, l..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-04
New Cure for ED;iCDey.

j. E. Waterman. Of WateitoWh. -"
Rural free delivery. writes: My
daughter. afflicted for years with cpl
lepsy. was cured by Dr. Kings Ne"
Life Pills. She has not had an attack
for over two years" Best body cleans
ars and life giving tonic pitts on earth.
25C at all druggists.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-09

transmission line of the. Ontario Power
company extends down the river four
miles. At that point the aluminium
cables drop from the towers to canti-
lever arms at the edge of the high bank,
and from these projecting arms the
cables continue to drop down the face
of the cliff to steel towers near the wa
ter's edge. Similar towers rise on the
New York side. From tower top to
tower top the span is over 900 feet. It
is thus that the strong aluminium ca
bles cross the Niagara.
It is especially worthy of record that
an effort has been made by the promo
ters of this great enterprise to inter
fere as little as possible with the scenic
value of the region. In many cases the
conversion of a part of the flow of wa
ter over a fall has been effected without
diminishing perceptibIy the original
natural appearance of the cascade. In
tapping a natural waterfall for the pur-
pose of energy production the fall itself
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tanned RY LAVENDER.

Cat stealers are. invariably well pro-
vided with tincture Of valerian, which
is madeIronl- -valeriana oh7cinalis
a plant common in English hedgerows.
All cats delight in valerian, and home
loving as a cat is by nature yet any
tabby, well provided with this scent,
will forget its home and remain content
among strange surroundings.
q Catnip, a kind of mint. has gained its
name from the intense delight which
pussy takes in it. When a cat finds a
bed of catnip she will lie down and roll
in it in a sheer excess of joy.
All the cat tribe seem to- have a
strange Partially to certain scents. A
troublesome lion in Mr.. Hagenbeck's s
collection is perfectly content when
presented with a handkerchief soaked in
lavender water. It's master can then
enter its cage IN perfect safety. It
shifts and bites the handkerchief, purr-
ing all the time.
While lavender or similar spirituous
scents will drive a dog frantic, yet the
canine race have their own preference
in the way of scent, and this dog steal
ers- know we'll. Oil of aniseed pos
sesses an irresisuble. fascination for
dogs. and by rubbing some of it u
his clothes a professional dog ste.L.e.
will entice almost any dog to follow
him
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the debris slope of the famous old
Niagara cliff was removed almost to the
very spot where the Horseshoe makes
its plunge. The building is so close to
the falls that its exterior is bathed con-
tinually in the spray from the water
fall.
At the present time the installation of
the power house consists of three units
of 10000 horsepower each and one unit
of 1880 horsepower. The contemplated
installation for this section of the pow
er house is 10000 horsepower. When
this installation has been made two
more sections of 10000 horsepower each
are to be erected. This will provide a
total energy of 10000 horsepower
This power house gets its water supply
through a steel fume which has an in
side diameter of eighteen feet. It is al
most a mile in length. The site of the
development is just beneath historic
Table rock, and at that point the cliff
has been pierced by several tunnels to
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tbe Morlde Great Sources Of electrical energy;
Recent Progress In tbe Development Of the fore

army of curiousIy built steel towers and
wooden frames. all designed to trans
nit electric force from a power house on
the Canadian side of the Niagara river
directly through the state of New York.
This transmission line is a wonderful
work. When it is completed it win
surpass in magnitude OF development
most of the electric schemes yet de-
vised by the hand of man. There is
nothing that will compare with its line
of towers and great stretches of white
cables. Heretofore the California trans
mission lines have carried off the palm
for length. but this new Niagara line
the present destination of which is Sy-
racuse, n. Y, 157 miles eastward from
the great falls, viii surpass the longest
of these Pacific coast carriers.
The power station which is to sup
ply the current for this mighty project
is characterless looking structure
built Of concrete, low, but rather mas
sive. To make lodging place for it
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throws the superhuous water into the
tail races. When the full power of the
dynamOs is wanted not a drop of water
escapes until it passes through the tur-
bines to fall gently out of the way,
shorn of all Of its force. In the summer.
when the storage reservoirs get low. the
water which passes through the tur-
bines is taken back by the electric
pumps into the main storage reservoir
whence it came.
While America has been pre- eminent
in the utilitarian exploitation of cleo
tricity, other nations have not been
backward. Among European competi-
tors in the electric advance Italy stands
foremost. During the past few years
Italian industries have taken a tre-
mendous forward leap on account of
water power conversion. The govern
nent itself is at the head of the scheme.
having decided that this source of ma
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tional wealth should be withheld from
private speculation. Italy is rich in
waterfalls of great volume and they
were at the disposal of the government.
The Italian state did not hesitate on
account Of sentimental reasons It
seemed a pity to sacrifice the beautiful
cascade of Tfvoli. and the whole world
cried out against it, but the government
decided that it was necessary to give
the proper impetus to the revival of the
national industries, and it became an
early victim to the firm determination
of the authorities to put Italy on
sound Industrial basis.
The big works at Vizzola furnish an
example Of what has been accomplished
BY the italian government The waters
of the Ticino are converted into power
near Somna. in Lombardy, and from
this point electrical energy is trans
mitted to several huge spinning mills
Ten groups of dynamos with horizontal
turbines directly coupled are operated
in the central building at vizzola.
One of the greatest future sources Of
electrical energy will be furnished by
the Zarnbezi falls in Africa It's total
horsepower is conservativeIy estimated
at 45,000.0O0. The fall is nearly twice
as lofty as that at Niagara The lar
gest turbine in existence at the present
time is at the Shawenegan power sta
ton in Canada. It's weight is five tons.
and the intake is ten feet in diameter.
The amount Of water passing through
per minute is 100000 gallons. The
building of the new dam across the
Eifel valley, in the AK Ia Chapelle in
dustriaI district win add greatly to the
prosperity of the famous region. The
lake created by this new triumph of en-
gineering viii furnish sufficient water
power to generate electrical force for
all that part of the German empire
DAVID E. BPERRY.