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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
When You have a
 Bad Breath

Food does not tickle them enough . make them act.
 That's Constipationl
 Castor oil. or "Physic" will help to slide out one load of trouble. but they can't help the Cause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

In fact, they weaken the Howsi-
 Muscles more than ever by slackening them, and by doing work for them which they should do for themselves.
 When your Arm-Muscles grow flabby they need Exercise. to strengthen them mot sling to support them.
 When your Bowel-Muscles grow flab- by they need Exercise to strengthen them-not "Fhysic" to pamper them.
 Then carry the little ten-cent West Pocket box constantly with you. and take cascaYet whenever you suspect you need 1t.
 One Cascaret at a time will promptly cleanse foul Breath, or Coated Tongue, thus proving clearly its ready. steady. sure, but mild and effective action.
 Have the little ioc Emergency box of Cascarets constantly near youI
 All Druggists sell them--over ten mih Hon boxes year. for six years past.
 Be very careful to get the genuine, mads only by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped "ccc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
WALTER A. WOOD RAKE.

WALTER A. WOOD RAKE.
 It will cean up your hay field quickly and thoroughly It. too, Is of all-steel construction and has peri ,ct dumping device, which Is put into operation by a touch on tho foot lever. The return of the teeth to their work can be regu- lated by a simple device. It's wheels have easily renewed three-piece hubs. Its teeth are made of the best oil-tempered crucible steel The teeth rise above the clearer fingers and make a clean separa- ton from the hay. Guard teeth prevent the hay from becoming en- tangled in the wheels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Die antaitrupbc nuf Der yNeiu.Wurfer
Scntralbubn."

9temburG6, R.D, 30. Suli.-
Gus bcrcitS gcncIoctc. in ser letten
9Iodt cine 9ieile iiioIib bon 9tep.
SomburA. unmeit Gbelico. Dem Bo.
ciiic GrprcBplg Der nNcw.Dorfer
Contradiction" 3igeItobcne llngliid
muroc Orrh eincn Gr6rutf6 pcrau.
IoBt. wcIdcr oaS @eleiie peri6iittete
nnO Ocn 3uG sum Gnt8leiien bradte.
Ger 2cbcnSucrhtit lit ieoof nibt 10
1roB, ais sic critcn 9todridten fiirh-
TEN IicBcn. (5et0otet lpurOcn Sofomo.
tioiiibr2r GOmnro WeaS ous 9fI6ann
ln0 Sci5cr Gownro @orren aus 9ten.
9o,f. Gina elm GuecnO Foiiaaiere
lpurOcn pcrlctt, rpcrOcn ieooh idmmt.
LID nit Ocm &ebcn Oopon fommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
sdciOnmssOcfrct fir 1ran Gurcp.

Satin oe5 Rrdiioeutcu Oc5 Stabl.
(rlrita uon ibreu Gbcieiieln BE.
ireIt.
&euo, Rep., 30. Sui. - Ias
bier taacuoc @cribt Ocs jpeitcn Gi.
iritta pon 9tcuool 6emiaigte beute
9}ohmittaa Scr t5rou @illiam GQi5
GOrcu, @uttin oeS Er1iiOenten ser
Dltnitco Stdtea Stccl Corporation"
ciu ShciOmgaOcfrct Ter SAL puroe
ohnc 2lrmtncnt ser Nlrp 1uterbreitet
lm0 Ole ScBtcrc ulbm MIR cine cin}iae
9IbltnumI uor. Srau Gurep brad
IN (brdneu ans, ais lie crillbr, 0aB
tlr sic Cbbut ilbcr ihrcn tG.iGbrigen
Sobn }Illdu Gorcu 5uleiprohen NOR.
Den mar l2ic tie crfldrt, miro lie
iortilbrcn bier III mobucn. Die
6rO1c ibcr 2lIjmcutc murOc niht i'm
@criht bcrilbrt, GA iih 0ic IFrul ieit
GmlcitluN oc@ SbciOun1Spro3eIieS
priudtlm 0urcb ibrc 2Imdltc iibcr sic.
len Flmtt nit i6rcm @dttcn uerIt1n.
0tlt bat.
GOrcu mo iciuc I5rdlt treunten iih
por Ginger 3cit anlcbIih neil Der
Gr'tTc ictuc 6omile iiber iciue Sc.
Observation-Disclosures uernahldiiiate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
&eiifi @rplUiiOn iorScrt Mcnidjen-
lcbcn ann Epfer.

&incCnucs, &no, 30. &uIi. -
Die 2ompiteiiel in u. VI. S6epurO's
EopicrmilbIc erpIooirtcn bcllte, mG6.
reno 2lrbcitrr nit Dem 9inieecn neuer
aciicl beidy6itigt woren mo ieds
W0nuer fomcn babel lm'S 2eben,
pdDreno Orci anocrc pcrIctt ruur0en.
Gas &eiicIHcbduoc pltrOc jcrihmet.
tcrt uno Der pctmidreS Sfnocn betrGgt
ctmn $4,000 0ic 4eihc oeo S6ei5ers
Mm. Stonc lmo Ocs NormonncSSarrD
BORDERS limo iolpcit uiigeiuu0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Bon iciucr acid,ieocneu Satin er-
idloiIen.

Sbrcucport, 2a., 30. Tuli.--
GbnrIcs 2tttnwap pur0e bcute 5i
Nlond,orO, nubc bier, pom iciucr ge.
i6icocntn Satin mclde ii6 nit Ell.
mem 6rn. Mn Sent uerbcirotbet BAT,
crihoiicn. 9tttorunp, >ucIhcr aciites.
geltort mar, bcGob iih nod aeut'S
@o6mlng un6 bcrIangte icine ain6er.
Scent pcriudte. ibn al Sic 2uft 5u
icten, tmO m66rcn0 6cioe Wdnncr nit
chamber run8cn, ergriff 6ro Sent
cine @iidie urO idoB Ibrcm irit9eren
gbemonr cine auJel ourh Dos Ser5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
NOdl mchr (Srtrnntcnc.

sutton, 9&.&y 30. Suli.-1Siinf
W(cnihcn crtronfcu 9cltern i'm gtea6.
toudutn- Zee, nohocm ibr Boot nab.
rcnO eiucS pI6bIith cingetrctenen
ShWneS gefcntcrt mar, u1mlih Sr.
&inoIOitcn g2citcnbcrg. icinc @attiu,
icjH neltnidbriacr Sobn, icinc 5u6lis
i2bri1c lufter lm0 Elm fIeinc$ aino
0e5 Nrn. Goiimir Smoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
9ur eln Dfit,eI!

m unerem stopper iiCbt 90 dbulh ans. iuIe
in Den uuteriroiibeu &tngepeioeu Der Stdote
bon aundleu uuo Ajbrcu. puit oeuen Die einen
nientbcbrllhe Na6rung &a''er. rcip. S1ite, 8lls
fiibreH Die nnoertf Die g'tipen abiduitoiie
tuegetien. g9che iuenn etus Seritoptuna ctns
trit u oab ito Der 1nbdt bei0er Sneme
mitt Bic aqn3t Staot Der gnll5e 1prper
tpdre bdO pCrgiftet SorNet ali0 lit Nbeimra
bcr slbfauitcfe Inn Ibrperi NCrbltet 1ertos
puma. NerqiftuuG oes Nbrrersl llno beniibt
ol3n feline dbcHoen Sdurer fpnnern alleiH ode
ciniig iprffnme rein bcGedbiiithe ntittel bic
beribmter st. etrHaro ardHtftpiuen.
(TtTuSu I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Cpfcr Der Tlntbcu an Der SiiitC 9Iciu'
IcriCO's.

Anglcien Ns% 30. AMIi -
Ole 2cicbcn Ser Acitcru in IoI1e oc5
@cutcrn5 ser &nhtcu .9tora" m0
oNluin y. crtrmtcncu 1dt Ecrioucrt
lino allgeIlmOCn iOentiiI5rt mo
nah ibrcn irilbercu Mobnlugcn &c.
dlift poroen. gtIifc ser @cretteten,
meId)e total erifopit aus ocnt Naiier
Ge}ogen rulrocu, ucrbradteu Die 9tadt
Onbier rno troten crit bcute Die Seim.
iabrt an. GapitQn Sbipera" pon ser
,Soht ,,gtora" crtldrt, onS aentern
ieincs Sobrjcuae5 iei baltptiGhlid)
Onrh cinen lmtcr OeuBaiiaaieren aus.
gebrohcncn Ednif ucrllriaht morocn.
Atlantic : Gitp, RS 30.
3uIi SuS. QouB5ertp aus FGiIa-
OeIpbin, meIher gcitern ais uermiBt
berihtct mur0e, lit ais &cidlc am
Stronoc gchm0cn Woroen. @r iii
bei'm Baden crtrltnfcn. 3ret 6rclH.
Oa, lpeIde nit iDm ms @aiier gingen.
DcrtniBtcn i'm pl0bIid), 8l0ubten jc-
bod biSber, er iei, I'M lie 81 iOppen,
in aler Stiae ans 2ano ge9ungcn
EnO babe Iid) enticrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
9ln bic Gciitcr Der
Ut1tknntnte1tz
Ohltnnttnrte1t
Der gllniteS &ntllunGs nno Glcctric
Company" uUn Baltimore.

SIS miro bicrmit befonnt &c
acbcn, oaB an unO nah NiittiuOdD,
|. glugmit 1906, Ole llnterjcihuctc
Gintonmcn GbliQationcn Scr
ollnitcO 9tajImoua onO electric
Gompnnp" Don Baltimore olti
0cpoiit anncbmcn mO 0afiir, &c
NAB Den @eOinNlmQcu Oc2 6lm0i-
ruu4S. llcbcreinfommcnS puiibcn
Der HaiImaUa Gompuanit, &c.
luiiicn @ciiBCrn non Gjufonuncn.
Sbli9utioncn m0 Oicicr Som,
p01uic pom %. &uli 1906, i6rc
Gcpoiit Gcrtifitntc ol2itcQcu
miro.
2aarpfdnO Crust Gompanp
&OrOiucit-Gfc Guhcrt. unO Ger.
man Strnfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
GrlcHua qtute ueue Ena.GrprrBbUute
ygoro Baltimore" uuo yGcnn" undJ
YhilnNciphia.

sGaldl u"h sountoss, ilBr Nloreens, non
2iQDt uno FrulisStrubc. bulten In Srtterton,
EOluu Fuint Mo, mo 6hetcr, Va, nl; an'
hun III Yblnnelpbtu ctuu Is llDr glbenbs. -
bic otc5 luituIcben. fonucn nnb Gbeinpcufe. Gitb
oocr l'cttcrlon ecber uuo nit Dem Riidfabrts
BOOT beinlicbren. nit @ntunt 9eGcn 9 llbr
Nbenbs ocielben Iagcs. &reis nab Ebtlaoels
IGps uocr 9iu1ibuuie, 5ur Nifubrt giilt1
$500, oocr Nildfabrt NIT oer o. & 9. NdbH
90 LuGc) $3.50 SirCie NiHcte nab @hantic
6itG, 6apc WiaD, 9unB g,rGud, MsbnrH gnrf,
Gcw. 2lurt NibauH, 5r6u, Sarntuau, Newport,
Bridgeport NelU.oaucn, 8urtlano, 0ie., uro
nurpIil6Cn BunIicn. NjinbIjeicn SOC. Ratts
nGmpir. inbren tdglitb 3, llbrHbcnoS nb (Sonns
taos niSgenommcO Nilete sum &crfnuf int
Niircnu unO 9tlbnu1bs. D,nu ibrcibc fir
Siibrcr 6lareHre sariuer, 1gcrli git. 2O4.
giettsGtrabe. (Sunll2 ,4U'tib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
.00giatn Der Sommrrtour,a. "

.Mc,dbcrts nno WincrS' 9rnnsr Gc. "sDums
pier Baltimore nu6 Gnitun mo Yrnbioence
Elr See g'cite Ruuie nncb Den Rcils9naInnos
9iciortS .fSeinite Subrl Der aiiite eHtldn9 auf
Der g9et" Winn 'cbrcibe fir Iumreng'u6. -
Gircau @de 2iabt. unb German. Strnbe.
(Suni7,S&S 2Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Sic Ycarcc . SragONie.
Sdnuar5rr WUrObn6c 9citCbt odo &cr-
6rcdlCn Gin,

ltiittlihrr 2Inqriif uuf ciu picrIdb.
RIGGS N}Goden - @on Ser N}ut-
ter crtuppt ihicBt ser lhmcnib
Oic Grat urO tbrc Orci @hOcr ME
Scr rno jiiuoct 0u3 Noua an. -
Im SeiGuaniB SIT @oibm1ton,
4'o., cjulcbradt. - Mebr &cbcua
uGrImt Ourh llnfGIe betm Boot
i>drcn lno Baden. - &iidtebr
0ca aus Eatcriou Olrbgcbronntcn
Mauora 9cIhcr.
Gunou2burM Fo, 30. %uIi
GImcr lcmpitcr, Elm 19.iGbriacr
RcAcr, mcihcr unlcrlogt lit, sic 6rou
SonucI Scarce m0 ibrc 5luci aiuOcr
nobc bier RcitCrn NbCuO crnorOet umO
Elm 0rittca &iu0 Olrh ciuen Shub
ucrplurOet 3lI hobcl rulroc bcutc frilb
hicrDcr gebrodt luDo oli ciucm (rol.
IcD WaNgon ndh Moibiulton, ga,
bcIGr0ert, mo cr iib icbt I'M @ciGnN.
min bpfin0Ct. Gr mar ais NnCht dui
Der Fcorcc idcn Surm unacIlclli lmO
belinA sic (bot uNfOcm licb 6r "a.
mlcl Eearcc 9cltcrt 9Ibcu0 nit irincr
Shmcitrr 6ounc bicrhcr bclebcn
I0ttc. Ger Neger mltr0c I'M , llbr
bcruc frilb in ieinem Bette Ocr6nitct
lm0 gcItono bel cinCm poridliiQcu
NCrbor icinc ShuI0 ctl. Cine Sumt.
ne BON ehpo $i2, ioruie ser Ncuolucr
nit mcjhcm Qempitcr Oa1 &crbrcdcl
beliu9, mCr0cn aus ser Ecorcc' ihcn
NobumQ pcrniBt. Robcrt Ycarcc,
Oo5 Ucrmnoctc orittc &ilo pcIhe3
Olrh Ocu A0rpcr gcidoiicn it, mur0c
bclttc 5ur NcbnnoIln0 ms bicliGe Sc
neral 1oWituI Qcbrdd)t, nm icin sc.
ben luom08Iid) ST rcttcn CbAIcid Die
@httbut mcit uerbrcitcte @ntriiltung
crreat bat, purOc ocunuh fem crnlt.
lidcr 8crillh gcnudt Ndno al Den
Negcr }u lcAcu ais ocriclbe beutc iriib
bier ourdtom.
g2ic 0empItcr in iciucm @rit1noniB
crfldrtc, ntddtc cr nnh Srn Ecnrcc'5 8
grtiernung cincn lnlittIidCn 2Inariii
auf 0ciien uicridbri1e Iohtcr. 6rmI
ECdrcc crtupptc ibn babel lm0 nubnl
ciucu 9icuoIucr auS elmer ShubId0c,
I'm i'm nioOer}uidicBen gr cntriB
ibr Die g8uiic, ihoB Oie 6rot mo Die
Orcj NinOcr nicOcr lmO }ilnOctc ula.
Damn Oo9 0ou9 an INN oo3 Ncrbre6cn
3u pcrOcden.
" Il 4 inQtoh ga, 30. Sllli-
2Iui Der 6oGrt Don Ganonblrg bierber
cnt9in4 IcnpItcr mr nit tnupper
9totb eincnl &UnflGeri6t. llutcrucgs
ihwangcn Iih ehun 5won}iG MGnner
nuf oen clettriihcn Nabnpng1on,
podtcn Den Ne8cr un0 ihlciitcn i'm
BON Dem @oDaon AMI Ocn StraBcn.
Oonuu. Gin beitilca SanOgcmcngc
entipann iih, ooh gcjunG ca Ocn mn.
tbiacn 9cantcu oc YDnhcrid)onr nit
norRcbnltencn 9iGuolpcrn jurild 3ll
trciben. 2luf bel Der 2lntlmit IN
@nibmgton barrtc Dor Ocm @cidng.
nib cine mcbrcrc bun0crt S0pie 5dbs
Icn0c &oIfSmCnAr, in Der mlS1elpro-
6cncn 2lbiidt nit Ocm llnboI0 tltr5eH
Fro5cB ju mncbcn &n0eiicu ihHlpf-
ten Ole @oIi5iitcu nit i6rcm }Irrreltan.
ten Orr6 cine piutcrtbiirc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

Q(Ill SUullUIS UllN NuNNI(iINtlC WI
0Cl Oct00tct. mdbrcno sic W}onnihuft
nit aleinQclpcbrilbln0cn bcldGiti0t
mar. 1ie biciiQcn 9cb0roen eupar-
ten Qcnouerc @crihtc ijbCr OCn Dor.
fnll cbc lie cntidci0cll lucr 0uiiir Der
outmortlih lit uno mcIhc StrulmuB-
rcQcln }u CrQrcilcn limo.
q biuct3 iitultQ 5u &om.
Conflict.
@ombouillct 6ronsrcidb, 30
Tuli - Iua &ahinet bicjt beltr lcint
critic SieltuN in scr bicii2cn Som
ncruilu 0CS &rGiiOenten GnIirrc9.
&lGnc 5ur boI0igen NouitrcdunG Oc9
Neutrality-suspicious.. .NtIrbc8 lu4r0cn an.
gcnomnlcn.
NonOrIa u btommcn 5pi-
ihcu 6roufrcth h nm . Scr
z hmCt5.
Wrrn 30. &uli. - Gin Ginucrs
rcrucbmcn lit 5piihcn Nronfrcid lut0
Ger Shpci5 bC}iiglih Ctnca &un0cl3s
pcrtroA2 cr5icIt morOcn. Ter Stotra
quo bIcibt bis }lmt ~. 9toucnbcr be
itcbcn NM bis 0ubin boiicu bcioc Ar=
gicrunQcu, Ole &otifi5rund oca nclen
&crtruQa IN tbrcn rcIpcttiucn Enrla-
mcntcn 0urdNclctt 81 bobcn
2llfouio ob uoh G ones.
S0ntun0rr. Spouicn 30. Mli.
Die f0niglihc ,$aht o@jrol0o"
GinN bcIte nit Dem a6njG 2uiouio
mo Der aGnigil &ittorio an Noro
non bier nod Cones ob,
9lnord,iitiihc GrCprItbot
in 9claicN.
GburIcroi, NcIQicu 30. &lIi
- M0brcuo Der pcr0ou2cncu )}ocbt
murOc bier cine Giicnbobnihicuc &c.
lodcrt, nit 0cn 9ichlltot. ooB Ole SO
fomotipc mo lcuocr Oc3 u0rOlibCn
Giliu18 aus @oria aus 0cm WcIciic
gcihIcu0crt, uuO Hotonotiuiilbrcr
unb Sei3cr gct00tet lprOcn. 2iI
No0QonS blicbcn jcooh in 0cn 5hic-
ucn uno Die Eoiiogicrc cnttomcu M
OCrIctt.
Nic mon nurntrIt, uurOe bic
SGicnc bon ruiliihCn 2I9itotorcn
ln3Acriiicn mcIcbc Qloubtcn, 0oR
(SroBiilrit Woomlir uno @eiolgc oti
ocm 3uGc uodj Fctcr9bur0 inter.
lpcg2 iCirn. Cir Ndbubcanltrn cr
fIGrcu in0Ciicu @roBiiirit &IoOinlir
bobc lih uiht nIrf Dem 3uNe bcnus
ocn Man bat nod teiuc Spur bon
ocn (bGlcrn. GicicI6cn ioIIcn cine
IUnunltpotrouc }ln 2udcrn Der
Shlcnc pCupcn0ct bo6cn.
(SpGtcr) - g0citcrc No6forihW.
gen Der @ol8ci bobcn crQebcn, oar
Noib ooa Wfotip fiir ocn Giicnbnbn-
freOCl luor.
Fcriiidcr @roBuc3icr a b
Qcicbt.
(cbcruh Fericn 30. Suli --
Ter @roBoc}icr, welhcr ais Ultra
9tcnttion0r pcrboBt mar, lit obQcicGt
luor0cn Gr opponirte alien Nclor
men, lmO icinc GntloiIung pmOc por
alien Scitcu bcr qeiorocrt.
@CCrDiAung in 6Gcioo.
GDcfoo, 30. SuIi. - Die BE.
croiNlmg &irutcnont Clarence Gng
lambs pom 9unocatrcu5cr ,Gbotta
uoOgu," lucld)cr bon elmer &uNcl &C
troiicn ptrOc, ais Die Wonni6oit ocs
iron50lildcn Eon5crfrcltjera ,Iu
petit SboIura" nit Stleinacmcbr
SdlicBiibrmNcn bcihdftigt mar, lm0
boI0 Ooroui inl 6oipitol itnrb, lit &c
itcrn 9tohnlittoA nm 1a2 llbr beer
oi0t 'uorocn Die Sffi,icre oca unc
rifnniihcn m0 6cS frun50iiihcn sc
ihmo0cr9 aubcn Dem Sootcn, scr nit
bCn bohitcil militdriihen G6rcn }u
0'robc Qctrugcn nlr0C, Dos 8cIcit.
|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

iir aite araniheiteu, uun Der erfranitcn Sr.
Der ueruriadt iue oattIcibtgteit, Sldbunaru,
shpiuoel, aopiidmCr5rn etc, nebme man
Mittcr'S gfutrrtnnuHaS. uno abftbrunns.1bee.
grris tn eentS ~ nllcH ApoibefeH.
(SuIif4 1gI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
SraoiIdcS GmOc cincr gOotiobrt.

9tcm y 2)orf, 30. Ttli. - Sin
i6ncrcS lln0Iiif ercigncte it'd gciteru
oui 0cm 6opotcong- Sec in Ncm. Ser
icp. Nus elmer @eieGi6ait pon icds
iunlcn 2clttcn meIhe cine 9ootio6rt
maMtcn murOcn nur Orei gercttet nm
Don oeicn IieBen 5pei in fritiihen
3uitanoc 0ornie0er. Ger llniaa lit
iHcinbar oui oie llni0bigfeit ser jm-
gen 2entc, Elm Boot 81 regiercn 5u-
riid}uiil1ren. Qie Iootcn iinO: SEQ.
2ott, 2i Sabre alt, Sri D}ap a,cm.
mcr 20 Sabre aft, unO Sri. Bertha
5mitb. - Sabre alt, iGntmtlih Don
grooflnn Die 8ercttetcn Iin0: &o5n
0'Gonuor y Sabre off, an ociien
NicOcrulitommen gc}meiieIt miro
G6riitopber Oicrfcr, % Sabre alt, lm-
uerIebt, mO Eoul Repere, 81 Sabre
alt, ser IN id)lpcrtronfem 3uitanOc
noh p1lr'c 1cbratt muroe. Iie Sc.
rcttctcn flmcn ebenious ponBrootIUu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
9lte 1Scocrbcttcn.

Warftpreis piro beSnbIt fir aIte S5eoerbetten
uno nntfe 9PnbngonD' 'IRobcl. St1oei Foiiidrte
an bic
Colonial antiaue Co." Tr. 6l3, H1resGufaiB'
Strake.
IeIepbon: Wt. Nernon 3048. glue Neftellun'
gen prompt ausaefibrt l3-,1&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE
rifen bas game Sah-.

rifeu bas GaH8e 5ahE.
efbipeit.Gde iaNcttc. uno 6barles'StraBe,
Baltimore.
@riinbIine 9lnsbiontg; Snas ino Ibeno'
idbuIe Typewriter foItenirei iilrs Snus. Stel.
IliHe.E ,fTy1ts1t Vidbiae e'ehibren, Wtninni
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16

The old will row stumps to hoe in the next
world
In to the query say that Carrie Nations
stage is Maud
It does necessarily man backslder inst be-
cause he wears peek boo pants
An enquirer asks Can girl with eight feet wear num-
Der four shoes?" You bet your boots she can
in ST. Louis eloped with SEVENTH
and the old fellows children they will
mapping
All who here if wise behind the chip YOU car
red shoulder you not some one is liable to
knock it off.
Kansas his placing two rattlesnakes in
his bed WHEY the snakes that
he brought them home in his boots
Any old bum with gift CAB sagebush
religion find thousands of followers who will
maddogma like gups poodle
The Pisburg Of millionaire
when ne does high flyer the moral
his wake smell like mburger cheese But this type
builds railroads. invests his other enterprises
the Shyock the Russell Sage type grouchy
The only thing he the
He would not contribute years heather
without first removing the band If he
dollars by forecosing mortgage and thereby fellow
would act with the quickness that toad
Russell was not aadys He took chorus girls Demon
lco and treated them bird and BOTTLE but he did hug the
ture of the the almighty dollar like hugs jar
honey
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16

The Iron .ASe.
RAILROAD officials are contemplating the build
ing of all-steel passenger and freight They
doing this their initiative, for they have con-
cluded that while steel costs trife than
one of wood they are much cheaper in the end. In
of wreck the steel passenger will prove to
be superior to anything now constructed; and, in
this connection the steel freight has many advan-
tages those built of fimsy material, altho the
chances of confagration not so great with pas
senger cars.
To the travelling public the steel passenger car
offers abundant protection, vastly when electric
lights were substituted for kerosene lamps On ac-
count Of their weight it is likely that there will be
less danger of their telescopng in leaving the
roadbed. As building material, steel is rapidly
placing wood, and in few more years it will sup
plant it entirely The finely equipped hotels of the
immediate future will be as devoid of wood as pen-
tentiaries are. At the present time all the
prominent railroads making experiments toward
constructing astee cars and it is to be hoped that
their Investigations will prove successful
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16
No Restrictions On Labor.

JUSTICE OLMsTEAD, of New York, has declared
the law which prescribes the number of hours that
women and children shall be permitted to work in
factories as being unconstitutional While 1T is true
that child labor laws should be passed every state
in the Union, and eventually will be- there never was
any logical reason for restricting woman in earning
an honest living. Justice Olmstead has pronounced
the law "An unwarranted invasion Of constitutional
rights The defendant argued '"That the law for
bidding the employment of women was in the inter
ests Of future generations, and therefore was
constitutional To this Justice Olmstead wisely re-
marked docs the state look merely to the children
of the factory for its future good citizens?
Why should the housewife, the woman who tolls at
home, in mercantile houses, in Offices, or she who
tolls not at a-the society woman-be exempt from
legislative interference for the same reason?
While it is generally conceded that woman's
proper sphere is in the home it would be doing them
grave injustice, if the necessity arose. by prevent
ing them from seeking employment elsewhere. If
such question this had been brought before
the lawmakers Of ancient Sparta Rome, it would
have been instantly dismissed. The women of Spar
ia noted for their prowess and it only when
the vices of the efete East invaded the realm, did
she lose her long maintained supremacy. No doubt
when the present law is amended, and only applies
to children, it will meet with the endorsement Of
every tribunal in the country.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16

utterances command respectful hearing. He une-
quvocally pronounces the calumnies against hsdead
friend fabricaons and that as further vindicaton
of the mans character he calls attention to the sud-
den cessation Of these wanton attacks.
The chap who started these malicious stories,
and who made it possible for others to enlarge upon
them, has committed wrong that few men would be
guilty Of No doubt if he to spend the remain
der of his life in trying to correct his error he would
still be unable to do justice to the memory Of the
dead man. These stories have travelled around the
world, and in some remote portions echoes still
to be heard
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16
LeSe M01eSte.

Lese yMayeste
SERv1A the hotbed of regcides, is an uncomfort-
able country for anyone who is too liberal with his
criticisms. In fact it is good country for Amer-
cans to keep out Of especially those who have con-
tracted the habit of assang the and it's
laws.
The following excerpt, if true, demonstrates
that free speech in Servia summarily suppressed:
"One man who had stated that King Peter did not
seem fit for much sentenced to seven years i'm
prlsonment; another, who asserted that the king
would always be looked upon as stranger, was given
five years. and third who said that his majesty was
of less value than his surroundings was sent to pris
on for four years" To the American, Britisher or
Frenchman the foregoing appears as the worst form
of tyranny imaginable. It is no wonder that Servia
is restless and discontinued. Such measures were
more suitable to bygone age than they are for the
present If the rest of her laws are as draconian as
those pertaining to less maeste, that country is not
pleasant place to live in.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16
II Chance of Editors.

AFTER an absence from our exchange table for
several weeks, the Arkausazv Thomas Cat again ap-
pears. this time in complete new dress and in
charge of new editor. This paper has been com
ing to us for many years, and have always adj
mred its former editor and the facility with which
he managed to adorn his columns with good edito-
rial material. The new editor has already shown evil
dence that he understands what the essentials
OF a good paper should be. Undoubtedly he will
demonstrate that the Thomas Cat, like it's feline
prototype, will be long time in giving up the ghost
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-08-16

The French parliament has with little opposition
passed bill making Sunday day ofobligatory rest;
and consular reports say that the law has given
very wide satisfaction in that country" The step
has no religious aspect beyond the recognition it
gives to the wisdom Of the divine law limiting labor
to six days in the week. Necessary exceptions are
made, in American Sunday law; with the proviso,
however-which it would be well for Americans to
copy-that employees who work on Sunday shall rest
on some other day Of the week. Reports come from
Germany Of similar movements there. That vast So
cial and economic betterments will follow cannot be
doubted. Experience more and more approves the
Ten Commandments as sound basis for the regu-
lation Of human affairs ST. Paul Pioneer Press.