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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
- G~r:ah. A.

Such rnilroading," said President
Baer of the Reading line, apropos of
reckless running, reminds me of an
Irish brakeman.
This brakeman, who was employed
on a railway in the neighborhOod Of
Cook, was annoyed one morning to
find the train stopping in desolate
place miles away from any station.
He ran to the cab and shouted to
the engineer:
Hi, ye omadhoun, what are ye
stoppin' here fur?'
The engineer retorted angrily:
Don't you see the signals agin us,
ye gossoon?'
'Musha, said the brakeman, how
mighty particular ye're gettin'.'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16

| The dust blows out of the Missouri
river. 1t is the only river in the
word where the dust blows in great
clouds out of the river bed. The cat.
nsh come to the surface to sneeze.
From the great, wide stretching,
sand-bars, on the Kansas shore,
great clouds of dust and sand, about
two thousand feet high. come whirl-
ing and sweeping across the river
and hide the town and sweep
through the train and make every
thing so dry and gritty that a man
can light u cigar on the roof of his
mouth. The Missouri river is COM
posed OF six parts of sand and mud
and four parts of water. When the
wind blows very hard it dries the
surface of the river and blows it
away in clouds of dust. 1t is lust
dreadful. The natural color OF the
river is seal brown, but when it
rains for two or three days at a
time and gets the river pretty wet it
changes to Il heavy iron gray. A
long rain will make the river so thin
that it can easily be poured from
one vessel into another like q cock
tail. When it is ordinarily dry how
ever, it has to be stirred with u stick
before you can pour it out of any
thing. 1t has a cure MT of about %
miles an hour, and perhaps the lar9-
est average of Sandburs TO the
square inch than can he planted.
Steamboats, run down the Missouri
river-sO do newspaper correspond
ents. But if the river is not fair to
look upon there is some Of the grand
est country on either side of it that
the sun ever shown upon. How
came such a river to run through
such paradise is more than / can
understand.-Robe un j. Burdette.
Go to Terpenning Il TreOn for
any thing in the drug line, Chamber
lain, S. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16
A CHOICE OF A CALLING.
THE ENDOF The WORLD

OF troubles that robbed Il. Ii. Wolf
OF Bear Grove, Ia. oi, all usefulness,
came when lie began taking Electric
Bitters. He writes: 1.-TWO years
ago Kidney trouble caused me great
suffering, which | never would never
have survived had | not taken Elec
rric Bitters. They also cured me OF
General Debility" Snre cure for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney com
plants, Blood diseases, Headache,
Dizziness and Weakness or bodily
decline. Price soc. Guaranteed by
w j. Huhcs & Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-16

The Aberdeen News claims to have
evidence that the EakOta Midland is
backed by the Illinois Central, and
that it is working in harmony with
the Minneapolis & st. Louis That
its purpose is to build northwest
from Sioux City to a point in Camp
bell county where it will make a
junction with an extension of the
MINNEAPOLIS and st Louis directly
west from LeOla, from which point
a line Will cross the Missouri. and be
rushed into the Butte county coun-
try. Whatever the backing of The
new enterprise may be, the convic-
tiOn that 1t is prepared to build a
line up the Missouri valley every
where exists, and it is important
that Pierre should keep in touch
with the proposition.........The Wa
kOnda Monitor says that l.. II Gid
dings, president of the Dakota Mid
land, was in thatvillage on Tuesday
last, and that he said that his road
was the Illinois Central, and would
build from Merrill, Iowa, which is
midway between Sioux City, and Le-
mars" Giddings agreed to bring
his line into Wakonda, provided the
village would secure eight miles of
right OF way and station grounds in
village,-Weekly Dakotan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
.Scirntha . qiecntcn.

@m. S. 8eiiel, %, m0 Marp U.
@altGer, 10; AppIifont ", g. GeuI.
9tr. nc, SunopcrItroBe.
AQen e. Barton, %, unO Iora T..
Wurca. IS; Applifont e. N.9nrton.
9fr. 2t0t, Mooobcrrp 9lOc.
George i. gbrIcih %, mo So
renee g. &oH, is; NppIitont Sobn@.
&oQ, Nr. 958, gtorO.GbCitcritr.
@m. Mellon, u, mo 9lanNc
Smith, 81; AppIitont @m, Single
9tr. 1928, GiaonltruBc.
Charles VI. Gtto. -, uno eliza.
tet6 VI. 2inO, 20; Npplifunt Is. W
&um6, gir. 7t6, WiontiorO Nuc.
@nt. s.. Hilep, p, mlO GOrotbr
Sdpcocl, 81; Applitunt ISM. 8rope&.
9tr, u, ro.EuturCutitruBe
6ronfliu $. Grim %, uno Ntorr
Is. Sto0clmon, -; Npplifont j. s.
@rim, Mr.. 1903, GcOor glucnle.
Charles 2urit, %, uO Morp9rcr.
tine, II; Npplifont GIi3nbctb Smith
9tr. 1923, DIT Wtommcltitr.
Gburlc1 II, 9teiOert, 80, uno Gli}o.
bctb Siibnlc. 20; NppIifunt g8nt. s.
&lonhor0, Ar. 1921 &ipcriiOc-Auc
&ollc2 e. Hobinion, q, mo Soc
IS. Corner, u; AppIjront So@. Is
9tobinion, Jtr, 9tS. Glm Ylucc.
Natbnn Sber, 81 NGpport Ncpa
30, mo Surab 9otcr, 19 9Icm.
port NclpH, &u.; AppIifant SomllCI
Mor9on, Mr.. 1881 @cit Nortb Npe
Gouinid 5. SobIiB, 2G, uno ga
rob Snboii, 10; Applirunt Gmil s.
Ercibe, 9tr. S05. arlington Ioc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

So r,-3uiubr 1873 9uihcl
1887 9uidel; gIebotorcn . &orrotb
ti0,767 9uitel. &crfGuic: eiI
@nggon 9tr. > 1peiBer ncllcr oilf Der
9u6n iu 351a, Orci @o0gonS Rr. >
mciBcr llellcr nllf ser 9obn 3t 35, Elm
@uggon better Nr. 8 iuciber neller
olli ser Vnbn SIT 80, Elm @ogBon Nr.
3 gcmiihter neiter ulti ser Nn6n 81
81, cin Mugaon 5uriidgepicicner uli
ser Nnbn 81 30H, cin @ng9on 90.
5t 30, Elm @ng9on 5nriidgcruieicner
ati ocr Nnbn SIT %, elm @oggon 5lt.
riid9euiciencr oui Ser 9obn SIT %,
ciu @oggon Nr. 2 mciBcr ncltcr ST
1914. Elm Mnggon 5uriidBelpicicncr
ulti ser 8Nbn SIT 3212.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Saltimore's crfabrenitcr WcrOcus
Spf;ialiit.

@rrbnrtige @rfolGe ourb bic mpbcrne pbns
iiplo1ii6c RcbdnoIungslucitc, Dcrhunoen init
Der Hnuenbung Der bcitei Observation-Disclosures
NIlerittfnHA In Der Si1ot er6icit.
Nan gebc bic 0uifn1ng 1ii6t aut che man
tti6i ar, Sat6oi German cortultirt bat. 9nIts
oerte bon ~friiberet Bnitcntcr be5cugcn germ
feline peiiiunesfibigfeit. Go fngt 4. Y. Serr
b y enloot 9r. 1870. g%Sooolco' Strabe;
bon ineiHef Geioen; Sr. oerttall furirte mid
bolfolHu1cH III tiiuf 2Sohen."
3err Saines GurrN. gir.1S3i, Satterion Ine.,
fugi:
Or. giaibun German bat mir bnS aeben
g%crettet;- ale nn0erer ger6te, bic periu6ten,
mir III belfcn, beniibfen iih u%infonit."
gu6eroem firirte ST. 9crInGit nod hiele gn,
bcre. %barunter oliG Sr. ausuit S1miot, 3lr.
tt2, 0DmpuOsS irdbc.
9Snrlm ioate CT 5bnen ui6t ebeuiaus beI'
orr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Spbn Srnu5's .s'ddsr.0cI6erar,"

{ BIT. 135, parriiOnI, u0br YcEinatOu.etr.
J Geo. @ilnibcr, it,, NrGiisGo.'s Nicr AM
) SAM. gSnrncr Suli6 bon ~ bis 1 ll6r
/ Rad ntitiuRe, Nne 0cuti1en Qddcr limo
) 8rm Gciu6e cinNcluoclt. Is. & B.slcles
! pbuu -- St. Yulil 1862 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
2u D~crfnufcu:

9aS 2.It6digc gdbouS Nr. 1902,
9tprO, gtor0.M tontfor sIucmle, ent.
6oltenD icd)$ 3innner unO @aOc3im-
mer; 0%rumOitiid 14.S bel rs SUB;
@rluo5inS 1925 pro 6rontfuB. Nad.
5uirogcn bel Is. 5. Gallagher, Nr.
2407, SairmOnntsIUc nuc GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

/ ehbipeH.@dt 3. ctr. u. iynii.Nut., GaHtsH
{ &ahpiduartier hes .eantuHt2ieberfraH8@.
( SiueitlifiOe ieoeu Wiittiprh NbeHo. Ser
, 9amenss}eretn Derfnmmelt flo iebeu 9ier'
1 itua Nbeno. ~YiGtiunal" sBt.r am Snpt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - &oIte 1853 3.
0rhJQ1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Wlutrofenl uno &cl5er. nm mad @naInrb unt
SoIIano 5Il peber; $50 pro Niondt. Edcb Sufru
gen bel ScnrU gctcrs, 9r. 100 0aubcrt.S Str.
2prhit. Hutnt. (lupt0,3W tte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Nnbert y. Sladbmrn,
Grnuocincutlrums. Wafler.

Harmen NIB gurtabt.6 isentbnm cine epsjia.
lttdt.
@rlb ~ pfrfefben.
I'D babe ulebrere feline Garner an berfdu'
fen. Gebr biuig; miifien biefe Nohe p~sriauft
iperoen.
Rr. 1909, american, gHifbing.
CSunii6 ,1&S.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
@ritrigc Sd,lubrate:

S,-3uiuGr 3O,S5i 9uitel;
@eriolrOt BON Ocn GIcuotoreu 1860
9ul6el; GIcuotorens8orrot t25,S06
9uihe(. Tcrfouit luurOen $4,000
Septcmber An 5lh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
sIham Mupple siehanrnnt.

Hr. 1IU4, NDto.SentTaI.NpenHe.
Der sgIurhoii SIrmerp1brtnoer BaubetstH
bon Baltimore" pcriamntelt tm bier ies
oeH Wrntaa. So Seprne Rrebm & Cons
Btcs am 3apt, nab oeutihcr alrt btreit
bonn iSab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
ScrIangt tut Aagemcineu.

9entiheS arbeits.G ad,ueiinn .girean,
pit. 210, SiiosSburpsStrnbe, inter Der anffiht
per- TGeuil@sn @sieuf9atta Sicisnt9en pie
81 bet61fttaen iuitnffett, iuollen itb perf6nIib
e6er ~ trallfirter Sriefel an ben glaenten Der
Struf6aft,. Subann .. DleBer, Rr. 2t9, Siio.
Gbarp'S trnBc tperoerl, pelber unentgeliIif
u~iisfunft ertbeiIefi pirb. Spre6iturbei bon
1 bis 8 1lbr. &an2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

NufbDliVdt Unn YOlU5 iiib NDrtciffStr.
Nulptulnrticr 0co WciunGucrCins oWicIus
Die" Sirpitunbcn iebcn 9nnleritug IOo.
&crta mnIulgcu pcs G%cnicuutul WIeGgcrs
&crctr@" ichcll .. uuo 4. Nicnitap I'M
NtoHat. IclcpGui-G. < 4. 9Sulic i75GJt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Sin aun6cnfbnctoc =Seidnit nit Sorratb II,
Giuri6tuna; bCibdtiiGt 10 grbeiicr. 4lnb aus
@eiuno6eiteridii6ten has Sefbdft a~IfgehcH.
Gtaot bat 800 @tntunbucr. Rdbcre g~liofltuit
sri1cilt Is. >. Sipp0, Dinuncitrr, DID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Baltimore Marftberi6tc.

9olti more, 81. 4ugllIt 1906.
Webl. - 3uiubr 9iS1 Safer,
einidlicBlih 1000 8Giier 81 Occult.
Eoint uno 300 8Giier 5l Gonton;
aiiitenOerinnOt 1873 6Giier. Die Noti.
rit,1nnn nnrnlt min fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Seurb 6. a1eiu,s Wseaurout,

Rr. 21G, Giap., nahe Sp;uarosS trake.
Sproiiglt6e goeIne, 6pirttuo,en II. untoHs
@i1arren. geites Bier lm 8apf. GunT6
tfit @cIbdttslclte bon 11.90 BORN. bis
2 ubr sla6mittngs. 9elepbpn y. & v.
- Dlt. Bernon 300S q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

id)el; @crionOt BON ben Glepotorcn
1899 9uidel; Glcpntorcn 8orrot6
1,571,731 9uihel. 8erfdltie; elm
@oggon 5triidgemieiener oui ser
9abn 5u 56Ia, 3000Auguit 5i 7tM,
5000 4uguIt gu III, 10000 Stcn.
mer Nr. . rotbcr Spot 5t 81, 1000
Nr. 2 rot6cr meitlider Spot 81 7iM,
5000 Nr. 2 rotber weitliher, 9tltguit,
ST 7lM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Gin iurtger outer Ndder iuft Stcnc an Nrub
iinb Cafes mo fit Sfert; acbt nuh nuberbnlb
Der Sidot. yiad5ufrnael in Hr. 32j, Glib
Ncaeiter.. nabe Nanf.StrnBe. (23I-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Euitbcf0rScrnng mad Scm InSlauSc,

Gie ouSlGnntide &oIt iiir Die am
%. Nuguit cnOen0c @od)c i6IicBt in
allen 66Icn piinftlid, I'M 9unptbii'
lcnu mie fol9t:
Iic EadctsEot lit tGgIid bon 8
llbr YtorgCnS bis 5 llbr 9tod)mittogS
often, olla0cnonmtcn Sorntn0S,
Die YodctpnIt nod Itnti6lon0
id)IicBt I'M 5 ltbr 9}dhlnittagS am
20. Tu0llit nod @roGbritonnicn uno
SrIono NicnltogS mo 6rcitogs nm
5 ll9r Na6mittng8
90mpicr iobren bon Ncip 2)orf
nb, lpcnu uid)t an0CnucitiN oltgege.
ben.
Grams. TtInntiihc g It.
Wittpod - I llbr NbcnbS, iiir
europa, per Gompicr go Eouroi.
nc" pia SABRE (}oit iiir OroBbri'
tonnien un0 SrlouO mlB per Gam.
pier go Eourninc" oOrciiirt iein).
6rcitag - I llBr ybenOs, iiir Gu'
ropo, per Compiler g9tew- 9orf," Dio
EhpmontG uno Gberbourg (EoIt fir
Srloqp mltB per Cnmpicr oNer.
Yorf" oOrtHirt icin); 10 llbr Nl6enO3
fiir europa, per Gompicr oGtrurio"
piu GuecnStplpn.
9 o It mad Glib. un6 Cen.
troI.Imerifo q, 8eits
Sn0ien etc.
Wfittmod) - 10 ll6r Nben0$, fir
Gubo, Nucotun mo Gompcdc, per
Gompier o%Gopcron5n;" fir &ccmoro'
un0 Win0lpnro . SnleIn mo 8uin.
no, per Gompfcr nMonoo;" iiir So'
moico, per Compiler Don YbiIoocl'
pbio,
GonncrItog - 10 ltbr NbenbS, fit
6ortrne SSIon0 nn0 Sumuicu, per
Compiler oGirginia" (ebcnio ipe5ieu
noreiiirtc 9ricfc iiir Banana mo ole
aonol . 3onc nit oemielbCn Gam.
picr); iiir oic Nobama . SnicIn, per
2omticr oDitcotnn."
SreitnN - 10 ltbr NbcnoS, iitr
N%cuiunoInnO, per Iampicr oHoia.
lin0;" fir Curacao, 8enc5uclo uno
Colombia, per Compiler y3uliu;"
fir Forto Mico, per Compiler oGoo.
mo-" piu Son Silon; iiir Nturtini.
que un0 Guiana, per Camper 30
lismon;" fir Dominica, ct. I6u.
mas ltnb ct. Groir, per Compiler
oSrinioao;" fir 5ortune SSlanb,S
moico uto Colombia, per Compiler
.Sibirio;" fir Barbados unO Nor0.
0raiilicr, per Ianpfcr yMoronbtlt.
ic," pio Yoro mo WonooS.,
Die Boit rad RelfunoIanb, bia
Ror6.S iOneD nn6 nod Niquclon, bia
9oitun, idlieBt bier taslid nm 3 ltbr
Nadmittogs; nof Cuba, bia Campo,
tGglid I'M I llDr HodmittogS; nod
Gotta Iica, &onbaraS (SItfiiite). Gi.
cmagua (S1tfiiIte) unb @uotnmaln,
pia MewsO Orleans, tdglid mn 10 llGr
gbcnos; nod Otcrico Gitp taglid nm
3 llbr No6mittogs unb 10 llDr
aben6s.
EranssB q It.
EoIt fir Solpnii, oin San 6ron'
6iseo, idlieBt bier taglid bis gum y.
algltlt 10 llbr Nbeno5; iiir SaporL
Gorea ltno China, pio Sancouoer,
Z llbr Nbcnos, bis sum q.
2lu9uit; fiir gtcu . Seelono, Nn,
itrolicn, 9tclt Gole0onicn, Sonnou
unb Sopoii, pio San 6ran5isco, bis
gum 81. gltguit tdgIih Inn 10 llGr
Nbenos.
sic Grams ociiic-Boit miro tag.
lid nad ben abgongsbdfen abge,
ianot unO lit Die 3eit Ser Sdliebung
10 eingcridtet, Dab iie bel ununtcrbro.
hcnem Observation-Disclosures reht.
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eantpa xms steEtasbtsss.


WiarOlnnosI 6epbcn - u 81.
Saltptdla tticr ocS @cfnulbereinS nGbels
ipcib," n9amclt.Sicrcins hes @oeIipeiB, "
~9Gnturs S0rIlnp5 VT. 44b, :. 8. 81
ySricntul 9iltriitS 9y. 1853. 8, lt.sN., II.
DGdntoit Gpnrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
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Stcacngciudc
Stcncacinh:

Gin iinaer Widull. EcltiCD ulb N6bnltih fprrs
6cnh, fliht cine Stcue in eiilem 0otcI Docr Nc.
iinlirant ober cilpn5 dbnltdc2. Gutc NefcrenSer.
Ioreife: Spicf Eritni. Sf7 T..Naihinotpn.str.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Ru6rrt 0unmrr's
auicph sdhucnncr,s Naie.
{. epahn's RsltaMrant.

0r, 923, Norb.GOtn., Gde NntbonA. ctr.
8eriamulIunGsIofaI beS nautoHin ; gon'
cIapes gr, 996. 3. 8. g." rStenbeH.9t'
1903. 3. u.'@." unb rDiitriitS 9tr. 80,
5. u.s9.% SaIIe oil 8ereine 5u bernie
tben.. .Seinile @ierel aSeine uno anoere
9etritnie. 9eIepbon: 6. & e. ABoIfe 500 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Nnr $1i5O fir cincs iencr out gebuutcn,
ncucl 5iuCiitOdi0eU Nduier nit muoerlleu Sim
ribtun0cu. CSridmnie iubrltde ~llutuiiet rltr
$50. lhur brct 0duicrgeOtcrtc Ouw nFutierions
Fart, an Der Suits9lpclltc, Nuifbcn gumburhs
mo FruilsS rnbc. 0iGbluibtopu. Nleinc Naars
Nn5ablullg. @runolnietben ji pcriGnien.
SUi. Y. Whttc,
(9Iuat2,I&S,1 WiD 9nmmicrnebmcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
SECOND CALL.

1000 G~oufoIio. @os 41aer. .......... g9%
1000 Cotton Gncf Der. ssh
2000 GuitoIt & Gar. er.......... 90Ea
1000 Via. &. & \. Der. .............. %
30 u. e. e. Of Conn. (buIb bc5ubIt) 800
3 WiertnniiIe Iruft ...............t42h
7 Diarbiauo y%iuiionnI Bunf. ....... 22h
10 MurbIunb Rational Banf ....... %
90 Marbluno Rational 9unf. ......., PIN
90 ". e. 6. Of Conn. ..............355
100 Geaboar6 50. com. ............. 27i
80 ScaBoaro 60. com. ............ 37&
80 gioribern Central ..............t0G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Sin heuifder WiutIl piinfdt Sicuung ais gns
ttreider. gnh5ufrnGrt in Rr. GtS, Gpro. Niuut.
fprbsgtuenuc. (23l-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

9orbuT.Gde 86ag9- nnh 9aruline. &trake.
S1uptqtariicr oeS r8aLern'W dnHerhOrS-
Berctnss8er1aumInnaen teoen Sonneritag
MhenS. Neue WitgIie6er piIfommen.
Nor6iiglt6es Bier BET .SuttpIaLBraue'
rel" AM 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Gin antcr Sarmumtfa. Spicler
mitnlht Stellnilg, nm ieoel Ylbello Ill fpieiclt
Nndbltrn9en in Ir. 336, 8urris'gliteb, nnbr
Sreberid. Moab. C233-41
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.Mcntinc SdlInkrnte:
@rrfGnfr on Der iieii9cu Gffcften-
W0ric.
FIRST CALL.

5000 llniteb )idiIludbS 4cr. ......,,.... a2h
5000 GitD nuo Suburbun Der. HOY
200 Gonf. Cotton 9utf pfo. .......... 81
100 9oni. Cotton Sucfptb. .....,..... 36R
5000 Cotton Eucf 6cr........"...... S6N
60 @tI. &. q. (buIb bc5nbID ......... %
/ Mer6anio' 9%iGtionul ...,..."...t7s
200O Gonf. @us Ger ............ t04S
% Noribcri Central ...............t0O
80 Tortbern Central ............ 1904
1000 ". y. z. inc 3sA
1000 llniteb NniIiuub5 inc. ............ TN
1000 Geaboarb 10 Sabre 5er.........t02
50 scobonrb 80. cont. ..........., 27A
5000 Central Jiuiluub ser. ........ .ti4A
1000 2eringtou Ct. Nb...............t0 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

MISUNDERSTANDING 95t Suld)cl;
aus 0cn Glcputorcn 5ltriidgc3ogcn
- 9ltidel; GIcuntorcn Gorratb
1862 @uidcl.
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The Washington herald., 1906-10-12

Miss Lucy Kean, of Ohio. assistant advo-
cate general; Miss Harriet Hawley of
Washington. national historian; Mrs.
Geddicke, of Ohio, national commander,
Miss Kitty Wioland. of Ohio. guard. and
Hiss knutson, of Illinois, assistant guard.
The officers Of the National Auxiliary
take cffice Immediately upon installation
that IS, directly after election. The na-
uonal officers of the United Spanish War
veterans assume office on the trst Of eaeh
year, but are installed at the close OF the
national encampment because 1t would
be difficult 10 set them together at any
other time. chosen, as they are. from ali
sections Of the United States. Those who
viii assume office on January ], 1907, are;
Commander-in-chief, Hamilton Ware
Buffalo. n Y senior vice commander
in-chief Andrew W. BUscn. OF Chicago,
Ill.,; junior vice c0mlander-ln-chlet,
Charles W. Newton. Of Hartford, Conn;
judge advocate general John Lewis
Smith. Of Washington, \. C; surgeon
general j. J. O'Donahuc. OF Boston,
Mass; chaplain-in-chief. Father a. II. ].
Reaney. L. s. N; commissary general A.
NJ Brunswick, Of California; chief of en-
gincers. W. T. M8ckay, of New Jersey;
chief signal officer. Charles ". Parker, OF
Georgia: chief Of ordnance, +. J.. Evans,
of Wisconsin; chief of artillery. ). A
Welsh of Massachusetts; chief mastering
officer. Charles r. Stroud, OF Sandusky,
Ohio: national historian. J. Walter Mitch
ell Commander Of the Department Of me
District Of Columbia, reelected.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
DRUGGISTS SELECT DENVER.
Next Convention VIII Be in West.
Reform Legislation Is Urged.


With a visit this morning at % O'Clock
TO Mount Vernon, the convention Of the
National Wholesale Druggists. who have
been IN session at the New Willard for
the past few days. win come to a sue
oessful and highly satisfactory conclusion.
Yesterday evening the delegates and their
wives. 10 the number of 90, attended a
theater party at the National Theater-
At the business session yesterday, Den
Yer, Colo. was decided upon as the place
OF meeting for the next year
The committee on aduiterations report
ed that the passage Of the national pure
food and drug laws. together with the
special state laws. now places the re-
sponsibiHty for pure drugs on the indi-
viduai handling the same, and must Ger
tainly put an end to the evil. II will IN
d0ubtediy be the practice for the mem
bers Of this association to work IN har-
m9ny with the laws Of the land
Another important step taken BY the
association was the resolution that the
committees continue their efforts TO Sc
cure the passage OF law reducing the
internal revenue tax on alcohol TO 20 cents
per proof gallon, as we'll as the passage Of
a law authorizing the refunding OF the
internal revenue tax on alcohol used in
articles exported.
The committee also urges the passage
of the model anti-narcOtic law in every
State. as recommended by the Chicago
conference and uniformity in state leg
islatiOn, so far as labels are concerned,
and, IL possible, IN harmony with the
label provision of the national pure food
AMI drug law.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-12
STORK WORKED OVERTIME
Triplets Came to Home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph N. Williams.
Followed Two Sets of TEviH~-Seven
of Eighteen Children Survive.
One of Trio Dies.

Mr and Mrs Joseph NJ Williams, Of
9l5 Third street southeast, are the proud
parents OF ;rip!ets, two girls and a boy,
born to Mrs. Williams on Tuesday This
is the first time for many years that
triplcts have been born IN the District.
and the parents have been flooded with
congratulations.
Last night Mrs Williams and the two
girls were reported as doing wei, but
the boy died few hours after birth.
Ar and Mrs. Williams are both ma
tives Of Washington. and we're married ia
this city iu ISIS Margaret. their eldest
daughter. was born ia lSlj and is stiii iiv-
ing In al, MEs. Williams has given
birth To eighteen children. including two
sets Of twins. Seven Of these eighteen
are living Margaret aged Is. Rose -.
Joseph 10. Elsie 3. Robert. aged 9. the
only enc Cf the two sets Of twins living
aad two Of the recent arrivals
Nr Williams, who is a conductor on
Railroad. expressed great regret al the
death Of the boy. who was the biggest
OF The trio Il was his fondest hope. he
said. 10 rear this boy Mrs Williams Is
being overwhelmed with names for Tire
girls. hut has not yet made g selection
Helen and Ada suggested by the oder
children. are strong fdVOTites, however
Il was The unanimous wish TO christen
the hoy Theodore Roosevelt Williams, II
he had lived DR.. Butts, who attended
Mrs. Williams, stated shat the mother
and .re girls are doing remarkably well