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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25

been rife in almost all the large cities
in Mexico which may portend any,
thing from a great strike of the labor
ing element to a revolution against
President Diaz Circulars have been
posted in Monterey. Saltillo, San Luis
Potosi and other large cities warning
all foreigners to leave the country be-
fore September Is, the independence
day Of the republic The circular says
in substance:
Domination Of Foreign Capital.
1--WE desire Mexico for the Mexicans
and warn all foreigners that if they do
not leave the country by September
16 they will. be driven into the sea-
1.-The principal industries and busi-
ness of the republic are in the hands
Of foreigners, principally Americans.
The railroads, although they appar-
emily belong to the nation, are the
exclusive property of Americans; the
Americans direct them. The mining
industry is largely controlled by the
foreign element, and our nation, here
tofore independent, has been made the
servant of foreign capital"
The government has been making
preparations to control the situation.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25
FORMS COMBINE.
Colorado & Southern Projects North
ern Extension.

BUTTE, Mont, July 25.-Present in
dications are that when the Milwaukee
road is completed west through Mon
tana it will be tapped shortly after
ward by the Colorado & Southern
from the south at some point between
Billings and the Yellowstone park.
The Colorado & Southern will have,
within a few weeks. it's own line to
within so miles of Galveston, and the
line intersecting the Milaukee in Mon
tana will give it almost a through line
from the gulf to Puget sound, and
make perhaps the shortest route from
the cotton fields of Texas to the Orient.
Hill Roads Lose.
Within the last few months it has
been figured out that the extension of
the Burlington northward through
Wyoming to a connection at Billings
with the new Great Northern lines be-
ing built between Billings and Great
Ills "cAs7 hoi Ci1O Pun poSS VI giving lu0
Hill roads the shortest haul on cotton
The present report concerning the
Colorado & Southern. which appears
to be based upon good authority, would
indicate that the Hill deal, which con-
templated the use of the Colorado &
Southern southwark from Denver, had
not been successfully carried through
Locate New Line.
For some time there has been a party
Of Colorado & Southern engineers
working northward from Grin juno
ton, Wyo., the present northern ter
minus of the road. The party is in
charge Of Engineer Worrall, and at
present is in Montana somewhere be-
tween the Rosebud agency and the Ma
tional park. 1t is understood that En-
gineer Worrall will be ready to make
his report concerning the preliminary
survey during the latter part of Au-
gust or the early part of September.
The line runs in a northwesterly d.
rection from Grin Junction, and al
though it's exact location is known
only to the engineers, it is said that
a favorable route has been located.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25

Cider Champagne Cider Genuine
Champagne and Vinegar. Wines from
grapes and small fruits. Alcohol from
cereals. vegetables, plants, fruits and
wood, and valuable recipes. Send s1.O0
for book which gives practical instruc-
lions how to make them. Address
LEO label, p. o. Box GOA, Portland,
Oregon.
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LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.

Insure your live stock in tile Pacific
Live Stock Association which is un-
der the immediate supervision of insu-
rance department Of Washington and
thorized to transact business in the
state Of Washington. T. o. Webster,
general agent, Room -, Dooly block
Walla Walla.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25
Uncle Sam May Have TO Protect
Citizens in Mexico
DOMINATION OF FOREIGN GOLD
AGITATORS CLAIM NATION HAS
BEEN MADE SERVANT OF
OUTSIDE CAPITAL.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-'It will
probably be necessary for the United
States to throw an army across the
Mexican border in order to protect
American citizens. The anti-foreign
sentiment has grown to such an extent
that do not believe the Mexican gov
eminent can cope with it,
This statement was made by E. j.
Mathes, one of the party of so Amer
lean men, women and children who
left Mexico because of the anti-foreign
threats and passed through New Or
leans late last night en- route to Gin
cinnati. Mr. Mathes added:
lone of the most alarming features
of the situation is the fact that the
Mexican servants have joined in the
anti-foreign movement, and the wives
of foreigners are in mortal terror of
their families being poisoned. The
antf-foreign movement is strongest in
the northern and central portions of
Mexico.
1.-THE educated class of Mexicans is
not in sympathy with the anti-foreign
movement, but is in hopeless minor
ity. The army is recruited from the
lower classes, and cannot be relied
upon"
Is it Strike or Revolution?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25

Is it Strike or Revolution?
For some time past rumors have
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25
WARNING Whistles.

ASHLAND. Wis, July 25.-Another.
but less damaging. explosion than that
or tuesday morning. occurred at HIS
o'clock at the Atlantic Dynamite COM
pany's plant, seven miles from Ash
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25

The original Laxative Cough Syrup
acting as a cathartfc On the bowels.
1t expels all cold from the system by
Is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar IS
a certain, safe and harmless cure for
colds. Group and whooping cough. Sold
by L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-25

Otto Maurer, surveyor and irrigation
engineer. Rooms 5 ard ia East
Main street. Walla Walla. Wash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
GheIaseafe Dampier.G pmpagnie.

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.@tilnta" nab
Glib 1pint Comfort inh VurfuH, Ba.
Nampter p~erluifeu Baltimore td6lt6 taiis9es
npmrnen @onntdes) I'M $50 MbenbS uIo IONS
ren In CIb alpint Comfort nm o llbr WlotgeIts
Ino In Horfolf him 7,t5. Moreenf an. arftlles
bene al BITE @tfenhnb n8iige mao aleTi Yunffeit
6es Gioens uno Sfiolpeftens.
gort.0ttDrr.2tnte.
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,PnItinote"
mad Wen.NDint uno Wtdtntcnb, va.
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nomne1 gonrtngs) INT 3 utr Na1mittnas UNI
iomneit gu gaeif.Eoint nm 7.30 Wiorgers nno
In saihmono INT 5.25 Uloraens an.
Die an Moiitdger, Wittipodten nno Srettd9en
bon baltimore abfubreioen Sampler. uro Die
bon Meit-Boint an Dienftuaen, Donneritaperi
unb Gainftagen abiobrer. Ieeen In @Ioreetfer.
0oint, Clements rno Mlmono'S an: iirb bic
an 0ienfiaged, Tornerftuget uno Shrnftaeer
bon Baltimore unb oil Wontaaen, Witttuoden
uuS Treitaqeu bon Mefi,Ioir. ubfdbrenoeit
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tbet giirftigcm Wctterl.
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nnb 10, 2iabttr aHen.9 ptrfte.
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etrabe, ooer belt SauptsDfireauI: VT. boo.
2tatt.etrnbe. Baltimore, wab;-
Weubtn Hpftsr, Q. y, e9tStnsi
Ger. .@efhdits fibrer. 0en .'Taffagter'@aenf.
+. s. WcDanmd. S1Its.Gen. .Bad. .s1aent.
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wad benz ssenen unb Worbn.

BertGet Saluert.S tdttsn, ute tplgt:
sS.45 8prm. (uniou $ Stniion sos Worn1.).
asittSbure Ggpreb uno Chicago epeciaIs
'1f.44 8prm. differentiation 11.b 8orm.),
Seupt.ainie Grprsb.
ibipanin" eilniteS, nab Chicago, Cincinnati
ilto ct. 2oiis.
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1880 abeuas Coon hrion.siaiiOm). ct. aouis
$50 sHSterss (bOn tlniou.etnttou). @ertern
GSpreB nno eIebelaHo nrb Cincinnati W
.if,iY' ssaats uuiOn.etaiion 11.55 gaats).
1i.1i Wadts (nnioneetaiion t1.55 ga3ts).
40 wtoraeas characterization 4.44 worsens).
SAB gorm, Unionssiaiicn s.65 gorm.), tae
lid. mao buffalo (oia 9ntportuu.S unetion).
@rie, mRo @odentaae. ilut Nodetsr.
Ina iaaIiS s'rn Is6 'p MerSps, mon an iii ssod sStsna,1ss
Abb aadm, taaIla Coon interpretation, mad
$50 Mbsnss, taeIia (bou iinton.e iatiOr). mad
$50 Mbsnss, ,tdeI!a (bOn rnlon.e iation). naa
Rad Mnnapoiis Isl. GOT gormitiass, SGT
NatmittaeS an Monfntager. SonntasS. 9.0A
8rrrn.. Hoo Ibenbs.
9,uu uutense tafttn.
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idaIi6, 0nnr Me,u.Doril; las. I7.55, 1000
cil;o5 MIR Ssp,gort) @sEm s1so5 lao.
.is'c5. 1 ls," 1890, at5l'ssbs. 10. iSj'1 la. gs'i asSs.
yur EbiIaoeIpbta, 40. a,35, $40 go 1t.0o
Gas Mpeubs an Woh,. iidaen. Sonntnes,
go. 7;b5 @oraens, s,o4. ago. 4.b7. 1885.
sa9 eoiion, $40 .morsens an ssO6entaeen.
$3.50 gtbertos idqItt.. $50
go6 SeImar uro ben b~anptli1Ithen aieild9ers
~iieeeuoen Yunften an Der 9elamaresD tbtGort
Mibenes an aJo4entasen. eonntaaS, i.O8
Ino $50 gbenoS.
ssaaiiSiinaioa &fprsb; 2;2e, s,5i. o;i2, ,J25,, a.ss.
1.bs, 2.19. 9:45, s.t5. $40 $50, 5,o7. .5.ls.
TAI, 500, s.43. 9.t5, 9,55, 1880 slbenos an
7.ss, 7.4S, $40, Gag Gcraens, 1906, i.5s.
2.12. at5, $40, $50. 5.07, b.25, 6.05. lis.
TAO { s6 etniteo), TAI. $40, o15, 9.55,
.silaniie Gttb soec'aI." s.t6 s'abmiitass an
sa6 Gape Mab. t.4o Wa6mittaes an @oden.
ga6" Msturb Bari. i2.o5 unO 40 saamitiaas
y,a %s saS"S",Hss" 1855. e.o5 sornrlltass, i2.4s
Ht0nTH., b.bZ, O,VD HUeltpe uH 2SuWenIuNeW.
eonufaas, 0 05I s,orm.. 6,0b, II. 06 gbsnbS.
9IiIoniie Cont Cine Srpreb, 2.5i Woreel,S,
*2.12 Nadhm. tietth.
eonl6ern aaiipaS. s.ls gOrm., 1870. els
eeaSoarS air Zine aaiIwan. o.42 BORN. 5.o7
SAD mitin1S theIid.
sorislt uuS ~eiisrn HntIip0h. $50 uOsttbs
6. & 8. Sby 't2.ls gabrrtttaasar. gsodpers
inlen, t3.t5 nio *0.55 "a, sos tigItn.
Hcn HoanFeipuHts.Npegn etattsn.
g'aa sDsfbtnsioa, erprsb, AZ ego gSSun:.
gems an @o6entnaen. e,59 abeubs nur an
Sonutdaer.
y,adb annapolis, TAI Wcraers. 600 Rae
mittaes an @o6eniaaeu. eonntues. eco
gBeeen 9inetem mno Sabrpfdnen mao nIIea
Wunften fpredbe man In ber .gnIbertsStcttcn.
gr. 3tb, Torb'GbarIes~5trabe. urb Union
Citation Dor.
0eb.d iplro duf grfii@en In oben oeunnntss
glredur ~abgeboIt unb marftrt. 9
Speife.g4aaeo 4.
d. -. Mfterbnrn, q. ". Mech,
Sen. .@efdbditStfbrer. senH. .1rafHc.Usaraaes.
@sp. n. Nshb.
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

gen Die 9luntape iiberIulcl nllo
mebrerc 8fcrbe mtitgenommen. Zen
Namen OeS Entertainers, BON lpcl'
hent Die Sepeide fant, bat oaS
Staatsoepartement inoeiien nidt be-
FAINT gegeben. SIS lit Dies Der critic
Erpteit, Der Don Imerifanern me8en
G91pigrng ihrer ,<erclien aili Git'
ba einacluilien lit. In Sen amerifa'
niiden @eihGftstrGaer Sleeper IN
Sapuna lit per aobel Die @eiiiinI
e%rgongen, Dor Der rubaniiden Regic'
rung ausrcidcn0en Sd)ub iiir Die
Gonitancio . Nlantoac un0 GILES abN
lid l%iiltlrte Giaentbilm BON glnerl-
funern 81 %periangeu.
S0cntifi5truugSih nle ur
bic Yrmcc.
Gicr5ig Solootcn ser B~uuoeSar'
NEE iino bon Sen perid)icoenen Gar.
niionell nod 8oibirgton abccitlman.
Dirt nnrocn, INN cillcn "fltr3cu 8uriltS
in Ser Soertiii5irumps . Shnle 81
nebmcll. Gle SOentiii5irrng Der &c.
faQcnen SoI0atcu ion b%efonntlid)
bon iest al IN ser 9unbeSorn1ec
ourd) p6otograpbiid) perpicliGltigtc
Tingcroboriide geid)ebcn, unb man
beobiidtigt IN jcOer @orriion eintn
Sad)uerItdnoi9en 81 baber, Ser I'M
Staloc lit. 6ingerub0rilfe rut0 Die
Damn folgcnbcn pbotpgrapbilden Nl'
beiten on5uicrtiecn.
unbercbttgtc eima II
fen.
Superintendent StiQings bon Scr
HeeieruneSorllderei bat olle Nnge.
itcQten neueroings inter I%nOrobuna
ser @ntloIlung oapor gemarnt, bic
fiir Die GongreB Wiitglicoer b%eItinnl.
ten Srei.Gouperts 81 perlonlid)Gl
3pefen 81 per1penoer. SEER Still
lingS bate fiir5lih ole gntoeduniB
genlod)t, onb ein Grldcrei . Ingc'
i~tellter cine Gonfect : Shnftel aitf
oieiem @e9e portoirei perianbt bat.
tie. Ser Vetreiienoe mor iofort emit
lalieu moroen.
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Icrdants' e Miners' Sramspurta'
ttpu GumpapN.

Tampfer-1inien
Rat Bottom unb benz Often: ieosn Wlonfaas
Sienfiag, 9pnnerftag unb Sarlftco, NbeHoS
o llbr.
Wa6 Brobibeute unb benz Often; ieben Sonu'
taa, M.iitpo6 unb Sr,itae, SbenbS . uer.
Mah gleipport'9tepS unb 9torfolf: tdaltn ut
0 llbr gbenoS.
bet1 Iuee abfabrenoe 9niIpfer aiaenonlrleit.
9,ad Guparrab lio benz Siiocn: ieoeit 0teri'
Ttaa. Sonnerfiaa uno Samftag. sberos O ubr.
WpIloner urb 9rpbtoences Dartpfer tabren bon
ber gpertbe ant sSube beS Qong'DpdS nb. Sas
banna5.9 afnpfer bon ber Nerfe ON Snbe Der
acknowledgements. -
tons'Dod.
~. g. Suruer, g. Z. W.
v. .. Gtfbbtns, @eii. sU'dr.
Sauptbireau - ehouh.6de Verntan. nab
2isbt.efrabe. u13,1&S@
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Wciern Narnlamb Giienbahn.

2lee oerIaNen Siaen.eiaticn pie foIgf;
4.so moreens-e6neiiscii, Saaerstopn. 81. &
~. sNntn, iiHb nusGenontmeu Sonntug,
Sdncod uno Gtnmbersbura.
O.1B WpreenS--YersUlars0 rpteB.
200 Nadir. all mmoontion mad @Ibroon.
A4.56 T~an.--Grpreb SauptiiHte, Su9erstoiun,
Suneot. sbtpesnsblr9 inS alsGsnoin,
1000 Observation-Disclosures nab Union.
Idsiid,, aussemommeu esnutas.
6.55 WoraenS-Oorf, y. & 8. 2tbi0un iine
Sanptlinie BiiIi1 bon Gnorp Srobe, fo'
500 Observation-Disclosures, Saaerstcpn.- San'
cod, Cumberland, GbippenSbura. Sreoe'
rid. gmnlitsburs nnb u. & 70. Babn
bis nndb Clifton.
s.4s Woraens- Mifonlnobatton mad @ctibs'
1000 Wiersers- Accommodation nod linton
Yrtbge.
s3. 20 Nadni.-pIme Woiirtain gIpreB (garIor'
@oggon). fofute Sreoerid.
1896 W~adm-srpreB mao gorf unb Y. &
8. 9iotNon.
4.15 Hadm - Accommodation mad linton
Wribge.
b.32 Nudnt. - effommobaiiou nan gIbuSon.
ham 9rpreb bic @stfpsbira uno Vori.
SIS @benos - Accommodation nab Union
Sribge.
TIr eonntaae..
Vrioge unb Sd. oper.
SdIt Mot an Der geunfplbania .Ibenne.
Siution on.
". Hpbertfow, 8. ID. Somen,.
@eneraI.W aHaeer. Gen. 'Vafi. .agent.
. GB7-l .
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Baltimore 9ampf Hadet So.
cate aub SuperidtFae Wai.2tnte.)
%te Ger. 6tdatersYoft bef1roernb.
pampfee ,,WtrglntA" (nenl, ,NIa6ama,"

''> "Secsaia," .SenneNee.a
9antpfer fabrert taqIi9. Sonniaes ausgenoil'
men, hon Den r@ai'1inie'" Yiers, Nr. f0-1s,
9~iebtsgtrnbe, 6.3U @beiLbs, otreiI na@ Dlo
Yptnt comfort, 9lor,oIi, Yortsmtou.b unb allen
1uriien Ses sioens. 8erbtnbune In Oh
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Ri6mpno, Berbinouna In Portsmouth mi, benz
,Senhpuro Mir Cine" fuIibcn 3ug lah Qortss
mouth uro siIantu. Sn MorfoIf IDerbiroune
init Der rMtIautic Goaft 2ine," Norfolf iino
peiiIl6 uni nSlb 9ominlon Cine" mad yieip'
bern. sBafbingion N.'g., @itmonb, 8a.. unb
yleip.yprf.
WabI5eiien nab europaif1cm Blame. puru.
ribie 3aIiitsn8iinner, e'eittifhe Beleuhtine.
Saimpibeisnna, Goien fret, 8elerbtrte stdliien..
Dir. 107, SftsRaIiimore, StraBe, gr. 800 nlo
Dos, ~Qiebt,Gtrabe, Q. a.. 6. Office, 9fbcit'Gde
baltimore uub gaIbertsStrabet 9onfinsntal
1ruTt 9uiIbtna nnS aIbaiob's, @r. aos, Noro'
gbarIeSsSf.dbe.
Subn u. etertuppb, 9. Wrctun,
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Nerfdfen:
Camden Wt. NotaL
cnIafraagcns ....Tdg'. 3bt q. y 1851
YdrIor II. Dine. .9dgI. los .. Y. 5000 (
Wmiiet Rarlor. aissen.so. e5oR y aAW.
1dtIor Diner . .rur 60. 9.52Y . 9.57 B.0
PntIor Diner. anseen. COLL 80 Y. u t1.54 Y.e
.tWoSat aa%,mitesi 49,. .4asi. s.Isa 8 $50 u.
Goades. pbiIa.. ausa. 60: b.00m b.06 re
esadss. abiia... Taei. s9SM. s?sg.ei
qoinl > e1Iafpaeerus fnb fertia gum o.
bratb In Ganleer' iiro Wt. HobnI'Statton Nm
a. mao Mhantie.e 4 an Wodsntaaen: Q.
nndb Ntiantic.0itp tdeIi6. . rad Mtlantit.Gtf0
sonntaqs. sue 8fse baIten in @iIminstcn;
eiaia. siicm., gambeu.e taiieu. 3s,oB. ls,ls
Worin, i2. 90, $40 Nadbm.: Wt. @obaI ein..
rs 10. 1920 Rorn.. 70 90. 815 Nadm.
Nterosen NffomL, Gambler Station, 1.0o
TaGrr., 1910 abeuss; Wt. NopaI etdtion.
III 5 Nrdbm., &6.15 Gbenbs.
Refersirnia bon 8aum tn SnIafs ober 9Mr.
Ior,glaqpons. Gpetfesstateu etc. iuerben fAueu
be',re! per 1elepbpw In allen foIaenben Htnes
Pireiur: Charles uno GdrdtoanSS trabe. q. d
n. Rolfe 1870. cher Mo. 9pnrtIdnb 1901: glt.
RoeaIsGtufiou, G.. & g.. ,Wt. @e-rcn 3t23:
Ga ioeii, Staiiou Observation-Disclosures, g..
eoutb 1870. coer mb. Gourtiauo 2726. unS NJ.
526. ehesgrodoiuc~
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Marplamo SanbfummensS anle.

Das 80. Ghnlia9r bc9innt am ~. Gepetms
Der. NihtieIterianifd. fir bic 1dnben uno
etuminen nno 9ie, oeren Geb5r su fhIebt fir
ben gefi6 Der 5ttentli9en G6nIen III; Spre'
len unS aiaSemifde Gtiibien. Gage febt aes
ftio. Ipit uno lllterrift fret. Snforniation
bon Gtas. 81. Gin, 1rin3ipnL 5rebrrid, Wib.
(gtuei2, Dio, gii ,Sn-SeptS)
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Die Marglano Blinoen-S 9nle,
Ir. 22O, fit.gortb. Npenne,
einjdliebltf bes GcpartementS fir bltube nub
taubc Yleger,
Ir. $40, Neft.s aratpsase trahe,
iuiro am 10. September 1906 e%r6ftnet.
Gin pouitdnbiaer GebriurfuS in aiuoer9nrs
ten, @rumli1rs iino So1fhiI8,peigeM, Sanofers
tiefeits, llnterribt. fbrperlibe uebungen, 9aus'
baitung urlb Wiufif.
Qebrer. Siroer bonn 9ifirift Columbia Iro
bon Wlnrblano fret .3ugeIafien. iuenn fe S6nI'
geIo nibt snbIen f1nnen. I'm uebertpeifung
bon 31elin 9ei dus altberen Stadten lpiro cts
fiidt. Sorteei6rittene SbeIilee n5een it1
bic bonn ~Bea6oop'9 80 nferontorium eebotenen
g,ortbeile 5u gtue. 5l MAIDEN. S6uIgelo $500
3pbu 8. Yiebise, u. g.. 81. M..
(9lugS ,I&S-) superintendent
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Baltimorc's erfabrenitcr Nerbens
Spr;ioliit.

@robartiae GrfnIee burh bic mooerne pbbs
lioIopifdte Bcbanolnnasipetfe, berbinbeIi nit
oer Mnpefbulg Der beften Observation-Disclosures
Mlsriiftune, in bet Staot erSielt.
9lan eebe bic @oiillnng MOT ant, ebe mon
ocrte hon iriiberen Fatienten be5eueen germ
feline peiiiungsidbiqielt, 60 fact 3. Y. Serr
y. y. Gmppt, Gr. 1870. Woobleps Strabe:
bon nieinen 4eioen; Or. German furirte mid
pompmmen In flint Aoden."
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81. Tatbnn Serman Bot mir oas 9eben
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mir 5i belfen, Gelnii9ten flo uinfonft."
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112, GonipabsS frabe.
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Baltimore Obio Balm.
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ala. i4.b5. 1855. 200. 1851, ss.09. st0.bB,
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II 90, 2f.05, 400, 900 1905, 400. .A.30.
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nro 1000 Yorut. has. 1850 iib 1920 Rads
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Gartls nab, Gomben CITATION. 1920 Born.
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Yaic snr Rciie ms Nuslanb be-
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, Sit.Valti.
more'StraRc, nabc GuitnmBonic-Npr.
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safe fRr'S MssIanb betprst q. Saine, ~
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07
MORE MONEY FOR 100000
FALL RIVER LEADS OFF IN AD.
VANClNG MILL WAGES.
Manufacturers in Southeastern Mas,
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Con-
necticut Will Follow.

Fall River, Mass.-The full 10
per cent increase in wages de
manded by the textile mill operatives
has been granted and a threatened
strike averted
The increase affects 10000 opera.
tives and is effective Monday next.
NJ. c. d. Borden, an Independent cot
ton manufacturer, employing 5000 op
eratiyes, took the lead in meeting the
demands Of the mill employees. This
restores the wages paid in 1903.
According to advices received from
cotton mill centers in southern New
England, an advance of 10 per cent
i'll wages granted by the Fall River
manufacturers to their &c. 600 employee
will affect nearly 100000 operatives
in southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, eastern Connecticut, and in
several towns in other sections. 1t Is
not expected, however, that the rise
will amount to 10 per cent, except
i'll Fall River, and several print cloth
mill villages.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07
A School OF Zoology.

DR.. Gustav Loisel who is professor
Of zoology in the Sorbonne, is making
persistent efforts to have the mena-
gerie In the Jardin des Plantes adapt
ed to the needs of experimental sci
ence. He would have it so transformed
as to become a school of geological re-
search without at the same time ceas-
ing to be a place of entertainment for
the people. Such a plan has been
partly carried out in Bronx park, so
says the New York Post, so that Ger
tain fauna are permitted to live and
breed almost as If they were in the
wild" The experimental stations In
this country where marine animals
and plants may be studied have proved
Of the highest value to science; and
the laboratory in connection with the
Naples aquarium has long been a ia
vorite resort for naturalsts, Two or
DR.. Loisels suggestions are not likely
to meet with popular approval. One Is
to do away altogether with the monkey
house, which he says is infected with
tuberculosis, and the other is to dimin'
ish the number of the more formidable
wild animals to make room for beasts
whose habits may be more convent
emily studied But in general there is
no good reason why the geological col
lections of the world should not be
adapted to the needs of students Of ma
tural history who should have advan-
tages analogous to those already en-.
joyed by workers in botany and in the
fine arts.