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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25
Shiloh Monument.

The Governor of Wisconsin has
approved of April z, 1906. as the
date for the dedication of the
Monument erected by Wisconsin,
on Shiloh Battlefield, at Pitts.
burg Landing, Tenn.
Comrades of the 14th, 10Th and
18th Wis. Vol. Inf. and such
other comrades as would like to
go to Shiloh then. are requested
to at once report their full
names, with correct Post Office
address. to Capt. T. H. Magede-
burg, Prest. Wis, Shiloh Mon.
Com, Milwaukee, Wis, so that
when all arrangements are COM
pleted and cost of transportation
is fixed, each one can be fully in
formed by circular letter on
these all important subjects.
Probable cost of round trip
will be about forty dollars from
points in Wisconsin, an time con-
sumed about one week. All
comrades and their families are
cordially invited to participate.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25
Is on sale all over the
UNITED STATES.

It is a volume Of nearly sew
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for 25c. Sent by mail for 35c.
A reference book of unusual
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It contains information on
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25

OVER at Ashland committee
has just discovered that the city
of Ashland owes the county al
most 100000, and the claims
are old. In this county claims
are being added every day
against the towns for illegal GER
tifcates, compromises. etc. The
city of Washburn, towns of Eli
leen and Washburn together owe
the county over 100000.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25
County's miscellaneous Expenses.


han ID previous
he csto
lane us Expenses o. Fs Yea ending 3 O3 3 Oct
Illegal certfcaton
or a ina 10000 CO.
S inquest OF 10
Insane reandta sp1tato SO
tendan
dependan ldren 123 no
O.
of Port Wing
of shbnn IS 90
Washbmn
Iron
own of p ot
own of shbu1n
County roads an
Douglas count circutc ourt
padb y county order
Writ up coun tycou
Grass
Coun
judgments
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25

Money to loan on easy terms.
Call on L. n. Clausen Secy.
Order Home Telephone now, and
have your name in our new large
directory.
If you want your eyes properly
tested by the latest and most up to
date methods see Raymond and
Callins, opticians. Hotel Washburn
Jan. % % inclusive. Examination
free.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25
How to Avoid Pneumonia.

We have never heard of a single
instance of cold resulting in pneu-
monia or other lung trouble when
Foley's Honey and Tar mas been
taken. 1t not only stops tue cough,
but heals and strengthens the lungs.
Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and
refuse.any substitute offered. DR..
G. ]. Bishop of Agnew, Mich, writes
Il have used Foley's Honey and Tar
IN three very severe cases of pneu-
monia with good results in every
case. :" q. W. Frost.
Three little babes were nestled in bed
"I'll name William, Willie and
Bill, mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they
be.
She lays her good luck to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Great baby
medicine.) Fox Bros. Pharmacy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25

THE announcement in the pa
pers last week that one of the
state experimental farms would
be located at Iron River was
given to the readers of THE
TIMES five or six weeks ago. IN
side information was received
direct from Madison at that time
and our readers got the benefit.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25

A COMMERCIAL Club has re-
Gently been organized at Bayfield,
much on the plan of our local or
ganization. 1t is a good tLing.
A concerted effort on the part Of
the citizens can accomplish vol
umes. Persistency will move
mountains.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-25

Entered at the post-ofice at Washburn
Wisconsin,. as second-class mail matter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

tOnnte. Wie id es angeiteIt babe, III
ia ieBt sleidsiItig. Genug, in adj
Sabren bate i9 atpei Milionen rein
berpubt. 9a pronete mein @ormuno
aus Gnaoe un0 9armber5igteit meine
Mngelegenbeiten - mas 8ormiinoer 10
pronen rennen - uno rettete mir elnen
tlagli4en Reit, Der mir cine Gente BON
fiinfhunbert @ulben abpirft. Sd
ipuroe elm perlprener Go6n. llnb bann
: man mub bod eIen paro i6 =
&ammeroiener betm @rafen 0olinsfp.
Die Geute nennen es GetretIr. gS III
in 0olina in polen, reft melt BON
Sauie meg. 8, id tpeib, tpas sic
fagen poIen! Warum Die &omObie?
Menn Sic niibten, pie i'd ipare. I'M
IN meinen bier Woden llrlaub als bas
erfdeinen su fOnnen, mas id bereinii
geipeien! Sd fDnnte obne oiele cine,
iebte 5reuoe mein 2eben nidt ertragen.
Bier f0itlihe Woden piege i9 mid in
SrGumen, fprehe BON meinen pertaufs
ten 0iitern, als pdren ie nod mein,
bon meinen pferbsn. 9rnben, Waffen
BON meinem ganaen periuntenen
0fdnS."
0as lebte bat ME Elm beifer.a
Sdlu45en %setlungen.
sd faiIe i'm an beiben Sdnben.
nQber, liebsr @raf, iommen Sic
bod in Die Welt auriid! sic iinb Elm
ssideiter Meni9. fir Sic pirb iid
f6on etnas fin0en."
gr f6iittelt ben &opf.
nTein. eerabe in Die Welt min id
nidt auriid - bort tennt man mid,
Sd fdnoe tetn plGb1sn mebr, mo it
fi4er bor 8efannten meine bier Wos
den Derbringen tonnte."
gbe i'd mod seantportet babe, lit er
berttpunoen. sd iude i'm i'm part.
in feinem 3immer-iiberan pergebens.
am Worgen eebe i'd an elias 9biir
poriiber.
ginen Musenblid lang oenfe id
oaran, meine Nbreiie, gu peri6ieben
uno nit ibrer Mutter elm ernftes Wort
gu iprefen. Die Oamen t0nnten ia
obne biel @ufieben ibren Qufentbalt in
Sarutpar abfiir5en...
Damn pieber bauert mid Martos
pitid.
.Des armen Mannes einaises
2dmmlein fouit Oh nidt rauben."
Sein Muffdneioen, fein 2iigen if
oaS einaige, mas er auf grben bat.
@lsden miro ibre ungliidIi9e 2tebe
eber pertpinoen als er feline Gntlars
nung.
IS tbut mir INNER Ieib um i'm,
tpenn id on i'm bente. Der arme,
drn,e Gerl!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Sarts Ri&Gdtnabme.

Ser franS0iiide General Melac 1T
in 9euti9lano bauptid9lih oaburd
betannt geporben. baB er nit un=
menidIider !9Grte ben morobrenner:.
f9en 9efeblen Gucpiss XIV. nadses
tommen lit uno einen 9auptantbeil an
Der atpeimalisen 3eritOruns 9eibsls
berss uno ietnes berrliden S9lofea
gebabt bat. Der 2obn fiji Melucs
militdriide pflidterfiluns beitanb
barin. bab ibm 2ubpis ben @raiens
titel CAB unb i'm ~fortselebt aud in
ipGterer &riegen sesen Oeutfhlano.
bauptiadlih IN Der pfala beftdftigte.
Sm Sabre 1902 mar ibm Die 0ertbei=
bisune Der pi6tisen Jeitung Ganbau
anpertraut, sesen Die Der Diterreidii4e
TbrOnfolser, Der ipdtere &aifer SoIsf
l., NIT benz beuti6en Sauptbsers
beran5og. Na1osm ole Jsitung einses
ihloNen tpprben mar uno bic regelmGs
bise 8eIaserung besonnen bate, unter>
lag es teinem .3peifeI, bab Die lleber-
sabe in s%egebener 3eit erfoIgen miife.
Melac, Ser als 9erpiiiter Der pfals
uno 3eritOrer 9eibelberss NIT Redt
Ole Ra9e Der Oeutlhen fiirtbtete, fuhte
pis Elm fdluuer 9ofmann ieinen &opt
aus Der G6linge gu oieben. Gr fanote
einen parlamentdr ON ben faiierliben
prin5en NIT Der 9itte, ibm gang ssnalt
Die Gage bes !Sauptquartiers anauses
Ben, bamit unter tsinen umftdnbeR
cine fran3DiiiGe &ueel babin obsefdois
fen perbe. Gem Sabsburser eefiel
bieIe aarte Rudfhtsnabme iberaus,
uno ais mad teitigen 8eitiirmunesE,
Die iiber %apeitauienb Teutiden bas 2es
ben g~stoitet aud prina gusens
8ruber mar sefalen = ole 6eftuna
topituliren mubte. erbteIt Melac trob
fsiner per5peifeIten Gage Die giinitig=
item 8ebingungen, freien Ibaus NIT
Mebr unb Waffen aitgsitanoen. Melac
5og beim NusmarI6 nit Ieiner 1ruppe
on Der 1ront Ger oeutf6en Mrmee pors
iiber, uno als er osB faiierliden prin@
gen anfi6tig purbe. {prang er bonn
pferbe uno tubte Sofsf Die @tiefel.
9iefe erbabem Sanolunsslpeiie purbe
in etnem &upferftidlpsretpigt unb ba
cine Gbre Die anoereI ipertb 1T, luo Jpn
Der Martgrdf 2outs bon 9aoen au
sinem 8anfett Elm, an Dem idmmtli9e
@enerale unb Giiritlidteiten. nit Muss
nabme Soiefs. tbeilnabmen. &c sins
bort iebr Iuiis Der uno nit sefpanns
tenn Obr lauIdte man Den Iuseinan@
oerfebungen Melacs, ipie man &riea
fibren miiKe uno pie man gu feinem
3iele fomme, tpennsleih Simmel uno
!SO1e basegen pdren. Die frommen
beutIden @enertle b~efreuaten fid sipdr
BEL bieier eottesldierliden Meuberung,
fdieoen aber i'm beiten Ginpernebmen
bon benz franaOiiden General, Der
ibnen balb ipieber als Teinh gegens
iiber iteben fo1te. Gum %lebtenmale &C.
idab Dies I'M Sabre 1903 in Der
S4ladt Bel Malplaquet. mo Melae
ben ZOO fanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

Sm Sabre 1864 fam ein fransDiiz
f4er SoIbat, Sean Rebol, Der i'm Siirz
tentrieg Den redten 4rm perloren bate,
ndd 9eneOig. Gr tpar arm fpie cine
&ir9enmaus, unb bic 8ebDroen err
laubten ibm, gu betteln. 9od tonnte
er MIR ipenig bamit peroienen. Der
Solbat iudte audi 2oientran8e une
Reliquien gu p~ertaufen; inbeb mar
aud biefe geiddftiguns fpenig lob
memo. Do trdf Hebol nit einem Waf=
fenidmieoe unb einem Stubenten ale
iammen. Die brei bereinisten iid.
Der Waffenidmieb idmols Weta[le,
Der Stuoent bereitete SGuren, uno Der
Soloat balf ibnen nit bsitem Winen.
Die fd0niten, blanfften 3edinen fpurs
ben eraeugt, uno ale bret erfreuten iih
Der gutsn @epinnite.
Die Jaf1miinser ipurben ie6od ers
piftt unb in sic bsrii9tiaten 9erter
Der ppa5i einseiperrt; ibre ean5e 9ub.
tpuroe in 9eI6ldg senommen unb I'M
Oogenpalait aufbepabrt, no iie nun
mad 10 LANCER 3eit aufdnig ans So
gesliat geiommen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
pic bfiofM AoNtata.

@uf elmer @ersniisunesreiie fam ber
beriibmte engliide Maler Greoerid
2eisbton bur9 Elm tleines 9orf, in
tpeldem elm Maler seraos beidaftist
mar, 6as Sdilb zines Mirtbsbauies
anaufertisen. Cine 3eitlans beoba4s
tete Geiabton ben Dorftinnler.
9a blidte bie1er bon ieiner Better
berab uno iaste: .S4Oner Sag beute.
Serr."
2eisbton tonnte bieie TbatIaGe nidt
leugnen unb fiigte bann in freunolid
perpeii.nbem Zone binau. Die cine
Jisur auf Dem SdiIoe bate nidt bic
ridtiae proportion.
rMas, nidt Die ridtise prcpors
tion!" perfebte Der D%orftiinftler ses
trantt. Isle tOnnen ipobl nidt ridtis
feben."
~Menn Sic BON Der Better berunters
tlettern tpouen. tuerSe id Die Geidi9te
in Srbnung brinsen," erffdrte Der
sroBe Giinitler gut selaunt.
"&onnen Sic oenn aud malen9"
fraste Der anoere mibtrauif9. sd
babe ndmliH feline 2uft, mir meme Mrs
belt bon Sbnen ruiniren au laFeu."
.9aben Sic teine Nneft. ib babe In
meiner Suseno aud elm bisden Walen
gelernt." periebte 2eisbton. fpGbreno
Der anoere Die Better Observation-Disclosures.
Damn rabm Der beriibmte Maler bic
palette, fties binauf uno tesann gu
malsn. bis baS sunse Bib fertig mar.
IRA. oas 1T nidt 10 libel" tertldrte
Der Dorftiiniler poblwoleno. .Die
Runit miro ia bier fdledt beaablt. aber
ipenn sic fir mid nod peiter arteiten
ioollen, bann tperoe i'd Sbnen oas Oops
petite bon benz seben. mas i'd meinen
GebiIfen fonft beaable."
sd bdnte." perieBte Qtigbton
trcden. ~mein Yame 1T 2eiabton.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

babi, hab SIR nur. aus SpaB NAL
,boie fein' seipielt babt. I'm gu ieben,
tpte bds ipobl lit, unb besbalb nannte
Mand Did Sprann, unb bas," fiigte
er teierli3 binan. lift gar ni4tS Nets
tes."
Der Mann fat gu fsiner Srall binz
Iber, tpel9e Die 4ugen nicoeri9lu9.
yfad elmer pauie fagte er: ySa, Bib
letn, 10 ipar's, mir BADEN nur geIpie!t,
niht ipabr, Waus9" Das mar Elm
Iiane, ben III thr felt LANCER, LANCER
3sit nidt tiebr sssgebsn batte.
49, @, Turmtits iie, nO9 NIT ssisHt'
rMeibt Du Yubi," tpdnbts er iid
ipieber an bas Sinh, ppaha ipare bod
iebr traurie, ibenn er stfpas ni6t Nete
tes gu Wama griast bGtteg ethn er liebt
lie ood ~ iebr, ipie 0uA garS rl@t'9
fdgf." ~
0as &inb antportete nidt.
Limb Mutter mare aub febr traus
rig, ipenn fe ettpas nidt Beetles gu
mir faste, nift tpabr Mdus9"
uSSa. iider," Die 6rau erbob iid unb
trat beran gu Mann unb 8inb, benin
i9 Iiebe papa ia 10 iebr." Sbre 4u<
gen blidten ipeid uno liebepoa.
.Sie9ft 9u, -8ubt, es par pirtli6
muir SGera, mir tbaten I'LL 10. als oh
mir b0ie ipGren."
Limo es ma ipirfli6 muir Elm
Spiel?" fragile Der &leine srrcgt.
nJa, nur elm Spiel" srpiberte Der
Wann uno idaute auf gu ieinem
Meite.
sd finbe oas gar tein nettes
Spiel" faste bos &inb ernftbaft.
nWenn ib barber nadbente, finbe
ih ss eieentlih aud ntht - unb 0u
aud nidt9" tpanote er ii4 an ieins
Srau.
.Nein," %anttpprtete fie.
.Wir tppllen eS ME piebsr fpielen,
nidt Maus2"
uNein. nte pieber."
,@s mar a1es meine Ghulb, 8ubt.
sd fling bas bumme Spiel an, aber id
tbue es nidt tpieOer." Gr itri9 leiie
iiber bas 9aar feintr 5rau.
"@d, i'd bin 10 frob," iaste bas
Hinb erlei9tsrt.
Gle tebrten gu ibrem 5riihfiid 3us
rid. unb iebt tpuroe Der Gierl0ffel, bsn
Der Rnabe tmmer nod trampfbaft tn
Der Sanb belt, an Sem talt gsrpor,
benen 81 isincr 9eltimmung gsrs6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Dumor i'm }ooaOitnf.

Die .Deutfts @ertebrsSsituns"
tbeilt auB Dem S4riftpehielbu9 Spiz
fben einem poitamt unb elmer poits
agentur einige toitlide Shriititiide
nit. Gs banoelt fih I'm Die grleois
9uns elmer @nfruse bes poitamts an
bic poitagentur peSen zines permibten
Sienitbriefes. Die 4gentur anttpprz
tet: .Oas S1riftifiid liegt bier nidt
Dor. 0uFelbe mub bort e~insesangen
Iein! (Oort pieIeiht ourb einen Der
junaen Serren pcrbummslt.) d.
Taraif entsssnet bas Poitamt: r@n
Die g. poitasentur in D. nit Dem Mufs
TRACE, iofort fdmmtliGe GelaHe.
Spinoe u. I. TO-. pelde bort our 4ufs
bepabrlng BON pofiaHen II. I. IN. bes
nlbt peroen, 9enau mad ettpd BORT
Iiesengebliebsnen Gsnoun5en gu bur6s
iuhen. Das betrsffenbe S6rifiItid
lit bier biSlang nidt pieoer einsesans
gen unb mub bort nod porlieaen. SIN
peitrn poae Die 6. poitagentur I'm
S6riftucrtebr nit Dem poftamte Ii6
bemislben ~gegeniibsr fur Ole 0oIae
zines anacmeNensn Zones befleiBiaen."
Nun tommt bic q6{una bes RGtbfels
in folssnoem bumorpollen S1reiber
Der poitagentur: r9uriid on bas poit>
amt. So, co baben mir DIE Seufelsi!
0iesmal baben Sic nun tpirtlih reat!
Wie id na1 Ginsans beB 8orftebenben
i'm 9auie berumidimpfte uno teufes.
ltrte. ia9t pl6blid meme Mitter (fis
1T adt8ig Sabre ally: Sobannes, id
bebb bar en- 9eintbreif in min &omz
moben.2ao innefloten! {duI bat mol
Oei permibte fin2 Oar ftunn, roth
unneritreden, uppe: Gilt febr! DO
bebb id mir jeba1t, bat Det 8reif mol
febr ipidtig mir! I'm bebb EN- ipesee
iloten. Dat bel MID In amer SGnne
feem. mil bat Ou grab no be Wi'den
tdu'm Seu maten fpDrit!.. -. unb ri1s
tts! 8a in Der Rommooenlabe lag Der
Brief felt Dem %. SUM- unb beute,
faee unb fdreibe. baben mir idon ben
6. Suli. Sobes 2aiferlides poitamt!
i1 fase ia INNER: 0anse 9aare, tur>
aer BERTRAND! Das 4aiferlihe pojts
amt polle bofs unb srobmiitbis pers
aeiben! aud Die iungen 6erren BON
fuesen meines fredeu Gusbrudes ,per@
bummeln.' Sa, ia. LANCE 9aare, turs
ger @sritanb! Sdaffen Sic fi9 aud
man nidt 10 piele Grduleins bel Der
poft an! Wenn sic 70 mas. ipte NIT
meiner Mutter, fdon am grinen SolSe
feben. mas ioa's oant crit am oiir=
rem? Unit Dem Iebtern Sjneine tb In
oieiem Jdrle natiirlid Die Brduleins.l
Na, oas hare Damn ia Uottlob! mai
ipieoer aus Der Quft! Das grinblih
erleoiate- S&riftiiid fIae id nunmebr
BET. NedpsdIs: W~er5eibuna! aud fir
meine .MAtter. pel@e, foK Id idon
fastes aAfSia Salre ait IT. @ebor>
famf Sobp,0tts 3D., Noitasenk."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Aai qst[amiiwetlAsshaatts.

--EHHN ArM.a.r N..
Mls Maurer neulid I'M SacI. Der
Genfcren i'm Dosenpalaite au @eneoig
einiae R~eparaturen bttperffteligten,
entbedten' fe cine gan3 unbetannte
Rammer. sSn Mitte berfeIben befdno
fid eir beritaubter Sifd, auf benz Jlas
f4en, Minsralien. HsmifGe Subftanz
gen, elm @citntran5, Elm Mlmoienbeua
tel aus rotbsm Oomaft nit ~pergoloes
tenn areua elm Sud Nfde unb cine
Reiietaide gu feben ,poren. Sofort
bchte man, in Elm Jalfdmiinaerlaboz
rdtoriiim eeratbeu gu fem, unb Die aufs
g~efunocnen Toiumente gabtn audi
Muffdlnb. oab man f4 ni9t seirrt
babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
pas fblaftnoe ainb.
ilou Nikulaus Grnau.

Gin iHlafeub Sinh! o iti1! in bisieu Sissr
G6nnt ibr bos qarabies neutrality-suspicious.;
Gs lddeIt iiib, als lauibt' es Gnsets6brrn,
Ser Muno umiduieIt bimmlti6cs 9er9niis
gel.
3 idipsige, g1eIt, nit beincn lauten Qiieeu,
Sie Mabrbcit bteies Sraumes nidt gu itGs
reu!
2ab MIDI bos &inb i'm 5raume ipreben
b0ren,
limb mid, oergehenb, tn bic llniduIb fhsen!
Sas ainb, nitt obnenb, mein bspsstss
Qauiden,
Wtt bunilen 2auteu bat mein Ser3 geIegnet,
Dfebr ols int itiuen Walb bes gaumcs Naus
iden.
Gin tiefes Seimipeb bat mid iiberfolcn,
Nls ipenn es auf bic itilc Sdihe regnet,
gSenn I'M @ebirg bic feruen @loden ballen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Gin gefd6r(iC6es Spiel.
Don Marislouifs 9artsls.

.gtNerlet! Jb perblete Dir, ods 5u
1mn; bDrit 9u, i9 perbiete es Dir"
iaste tr ftrens uno fdarf.
nad, 9u bift Elm abideulider 1ps
rann," rief iie bage9en. 2
Gle faben beim 5riibitiid nit ibrem
ileinen Sobne, einem e%rniten, nudoents
liden YiibIein. bas nit peitse0ffneten,
peripunberten uno angftpollen 4ugen
auf ie f9aute. sic batten i'm gang
per9cNen, pie er iein 81 9eseHen bate
unb Den GierlDffel aufre9t in Der tleis
men. runoen 5auit auf Den Slid
itemmte = ale guten 2ebren, pie er
feline G0ffel uno Sabeln BET Tifd gu
baIten babe, tparen pDGig aus ieinem
Gsoddtnib seIdpunoen. iein Bid
panberte BON einem gum anoern. 10
ME 9ebe unb 9esenreoe ertlang.
Mls Der Streit Der @ltern 10 melt
sehieben mar, 9litt CT unbeahtet. ben
2Dffel felt In Der Sano, BON ieinem
Stubl uno aus benz 3immer. Gr lief
eine Sreppe hinauf uno in bas Gins
n,er, ipo ieine Gr5ieberin fribitiidte.
Sic idaute i'm ld9elnb on unb fragte
NIT einem Bid auf ben 2Dffel: .0u
tcmmit 10 friib, mas eibt es benn2"
I'D, i6 mOdte Did mas fragen,"
erlpioerte er.
500 MAS lit es oenn2"
.Sit Elm 9prann stipas - niGt Nets
.Nein, nett pobl nift eerabe."
Nad elmer ileinen paufe {agte bas
ainb Ieife nit seienttem Ropf: rDu
oorfit es ME, ME, niemals irsenb jes
manb einem fagen, bDrit Du9"
Sic periprad es.
.Matter bat gu Qapa .Tprann' se'
fast." Seine Mussn blieben seIentt
unb felt auf Den eelben QDffel seriftet.
rWirtli92" Sic bog fi9 gu ibm
berab unb tibte Jpn, tuoseeen Ct fid
fofort tpebrte. .Sie baben ia nur Spab
eemadt."
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frdgeno gu ibr auf.
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fife tbaten muir 70 ais OF fie bDie feien
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Sabre perbeiratbet, unS- lie lieben fid
10 iebr. bab lie gar nidt mebr pifen,
pie es 1T. lpenn man fih CAN'T. Nun
baben Ie es aus Saera NAL Derfuht,
uno setban, als Oh fe febr bOie auf eins
amber tpGren."
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aIs fei es ernit."
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fpielen, ala Du elaubft, bas tannit Du
nod nidt 10 unterIdeioen."
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oerausen tpar ,neben tiefer @erpunoes
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etn Giintden glidielisteit. CT fdob
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binob uno in has Tribitiids3immer.
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Sder5 mar"
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fraate Der Mlann feline Trau.
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lrortete Der anabe. .oab Str idpu 70
lanae perbcirathet itio unb gu6 70 litb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

.Sehr srfreut. sic fennen su lernen.
Serr &p1eee," beriebte Der Mann. Der
natiirlid feline Nhnune bate, tperl Dor
Tim ftano, .nreir Nlms III Sam."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

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iorat 6. Ssaiae, Hr. 41s, cH-gaIti.
more- strahe, maize Goinmbsait:as e
The Chanute times., 1906-10-19
MORAN ACCEPTS.
He will Become the Democratic Candi-
date for Governor of
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Oct. 13.-District Attorney
John B. Moran late Friday night for
mally announced his acceptance OF
the nomination for governor rendered
him by the democratic state conven-
ton. For several days there had
been considerable doubt as to wheth-
er Mr.. Moran would remain in the
field. He has not accepted the reso-
luton endorsing William j. Bryan for
the presidency, which was adopted
by the democratic state convention.
He says that Organism and Hearst
ism" must be eliminated from the
contest. Mr.. Moran made his an
nouncement in letter of acceptance
addressed to John P. Feeney, chair
man of the democratic state conven-
tion, and to the delegates of that
ody.
In his letter Mr.. Moran says
Il am attached in no way to either
Mr.. Bryan or Mr.. Hearst. Mr.. Nc
Farland and Mr. Williams know that
I vetoed the suggestion that Mr..
Hearst speak for me in Boston. This
is to be state fight, not national
one. Bryanism and Hearstism must
be eliminated from the contest
The Chanute times., 1906-10-19
RUN DOWN FROM GRIP
Or. Williams Pink Pills Have Cvrse
This Form Of Debility IN
Hundrede Of Cases. -

"Four years ago." says Mrs. #. Nor.
.ison, of No. 1922 Carson street, South
Side, Pittsburg, Pa, II took cold
which turned into the grip. Thistroubie
left me all run down. ! was thin, had
baclsache much of the time. had 10 APP
petite, my stomach was out OF order and
/ felt nervous and unstrung.
while 1 had the grip I had doctor,
but really suffered more from the con-
dition in which the influenza left me
than did from the disease itself. ! felt
generally wretched and miserable and
the least exposure to cold would make
me worse. I couldn't seem to get any
better until began to take DIR. Williams'
Pink Pills. l very quickly noticed q
benefit after I began taking them and
they restored me to good health and
strength. DIR. Williams Pink Pills are
a wonderfully good medicine. Thanks
to them I am now i'll fine health anU
have had no return of my former trouble,
recommend the pills to everyone who
is ailing and take every opportunity to
let people know how good they are" /.
Dir. Williams Pink Pills cured Mrs..
Morrison because they actually make
good, red blood. When the blood is red
and healthy there can be no debility.
The relation between the blood ard
nervous system is such that the pills
have a very decided action upon the
nerves and they have cured many severe
nervous disorders, such as partial pa
ralysis, locomotor ataxia and st. Vitus'
dance, that have not yielded to ordinary
treatment. Their double action, OH the
blood and on the nerves, makes them an
ideal tonic.
All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, or they will be sent by mail post
paid, OIL receipt of price, 80 cents per
box, six boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Will
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, ny.
The Chanute times., 1906-10-19
COPPER SAFE FROM LIGHTNING
Belief Firmly Held In Many Parts OF
the Country.

"This matter of superstitions Is q
queer thing" said the man as he care
fully avoided walking under a ladder,
for even those of us who are skeptics
have at least one superstitious falling,
and mine is walking under ladders.
I'm the country this summer met
a new one, which was firmly believed
In by several farmers, and that. was
that thunder storm never passed
over copper mine or copper vein.
The old fellow who told me about 1t
pointed out again and again that al
though black clouds might roll up and
lightning flash, the storm always went
around a certain spot in his farm.
Such actions on the part OF thun'
der storm could mean but one thing,
he said-that there was copper vein
there. So sure was he of it, that he
was putting by little each year to
have the spot investigated to see II
there was copper enough In 1t to
work"