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III Allniea.aa $ lelsz.
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wsrs 1nnrtel ssr sag sez.Esitn. -lls -
ainaiErT azm assam a1uav gnzpta au
rf EnnsI8 zaza wnrgr Uts1E
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
~ Sic 9rcicilli9feits ; @erncinNe

~" Gic Ircicini9feiis @en1cinNe
miro am Montag, Den q. April, III
Der n@ermanio Mdnner6or : Sale"
Elm 2uitIpiel ouiiiibren, oas nit bic.
Ter Mii6e utlo pielcn Spfern perbrn,
Den lit, ood) babel ooS I~hgenebme
nit Dem Niiblihen perbinecn ioll.
53rpei olte perfriippclte Eerionet mllr.
Oen fiir5lid, in Elm Semi eingefouit,
uno 10 m6d)te Die 8emeinoe oiti Dicie
@eiie Ben 9etrag realiiiren. 9as
Sllitipiel miro iiderlid) Die Ser5en I'M
Sturm geminnen. ErGd)tige &oitiime
nno ebenio prddtige @eidnge merben
ooiielbe mls5eibnen. Gin gemiidtcr
Stnoentendor bon 50Stimmen miro
ben Gbor: .Alte SeioelberA on feline"
gum Tortrag bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Gcrlaugt:

@crlGuat:
Gin lidodDc1t Idr Suuearhcii. Had5ufrnGen
in M. 1Gt4, Mabiiuu.gtoc. dip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Sd)icSSaeridDts : &urihlaa abaelcbmt.

Snoianapolis, Suo,, 20.
2lpril. - Tic Gretltipbeboroe Der
,llniteo Wine @orterS" %uertporf
beute Die bon ben 8rlbcnbeiiBcrn
pom @eit.E emiplponien, SainoiS,
Sloiono mnb Ohio acknowledgement
@eoingungen. Gieie 8rnbenbeIibcr
pcrmeigcrn ole 3nbllng Der 2obn'
itola bon 1908 mo hatteu ourd)
ibren Soriiter @inoer pnaeid)lagen,
sic Streitirngc cinem Shicoa9eriht
3l m%ntcrbreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Baltimore Marftberidte.

Baltimore. 90. Mpril 1906.
W eb L 3uiubren 37S1 6Giier,
einiblieBlid 1913 5aiicr 5u Occult
Eoint uno 700 5aiier 81 Canton.
&iiiicnperionot 102 6diief. Gie go
%tirlInacu morcu mie foldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Safer. 3uiubren 1921 9n'
idel; ans Den Glepotoren 5uriidgcjo'
gen 3S,069 0iilhel; Glepotoren.Tore
roth 411,2T 0ulfel. GerfGuie: 1
@oggon Nr. 3 WeiBer 81 80, | 90.
Nr. 4 ipciBer 5m 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Hlnt,s 0sta.

NJ. 1924, pft.yaitt,nbre.e traAe.
3imnier an 8erren 5u oermietbei. Detnife
8etrlnfe nn6 Meine. mBubs8ieto ,Br0nes
rei"sBter. SerfammIungss2otaI beS 1T
Yombnrbftr. SmnlertpdtreEbcn Yarp uno
Qeibpereinss. gtet. .2cI. :. @oIfe 1859 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Ghrtns'S .Gamtpn 2tebeYiraHB.Gaue,"
eisbWeff.Ede D. ctr. y. 1att.MOe., Gautsn
~Sauptanartier hes n9antons2ieoerfrdr5".
Sinaituroe jeben M!ittprd gheno. Der
9amen.SereiH berfammc:t ll4 ieoeE Diem
ftaa Mbeuo. Rational .W.r am Sapi.
Gteiapedfe. 1eIepbpK = Bplfe 1883 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
8. Y0tat'S Saue.

VT. 112W anu .!22, Vnrf0ro.MOtdKe.
Saupt1uartier beS mIbdliasWldnuerhorS~.
Saue uno Somaer9arten billie 5i ber'
mietben. @iittr YIab fir @uiternr3fien.
Seinfte 8etrdnfe. SreisBool. 6. & -
IeIepbon - Dlt. 9;rnon 3169 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Nbem Wuys's Netauraut,

Rs. 11O4, observation-disclosures
Ser rgsrhoft Smmerfudbreiioer Bauberetu
bon Baltimore berfamineIt {ib bier ies
belt Montae. = 0eorse Yrebm & Cons
Bier am 8apf. nG1 beuifter Art btreft
bonn Tuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Sn bcrmictD fen.
an ucruiicthcu.
Sm ~pcrfnnfcn.
An Ocrfduicu:

Gu Oertauieu:
NiItia - mein gSobnbaus, Dir, 93G, Gniors
GtruBe, 10 Simmer. mo Gin grober 5ieaeliie,'
ncrncr Siuu: ~nieori9er @runo5inS; ein @nrgait
iiir ibnelem aduier. gtddNIfraaen an Srt NM
eteue bel 1irS. 3bcrcie 2cimbadl, @iaentbilncz
rim. th0,11,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
gu Wrfnuicn:

Sine 8ittpe bat 80 Sduier in allen 1beiIeH
ber einbt, lpeIhe iie foiort perfauien muB. Wiun
%aoreiiirc: ,spI !. g." Eentiher Correspondent.
(IpriIs. 1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Nmftiuns- Mn5ci0cn.
I. y. IHburg, Nnftiuuatpr.
WiGtiger Wuftiune 0rrtauf
Der
,Noams' GrprcRs6 umpacuic."
600 Eadctc niht reflamirtcr SraGtaiter, per
%iIulidcu escpddS, WtuitcricuouuGcu etc.
HlmftiunS. MnScigcn,

GS miro hermit 9ioti5 GcQebct oab Die
%. Npril 1906, 10 llDr MiorRc12, in pcm sufs
tiunS,3ofol BON \. y, NpburR, III. 1908. giorb.
San. Strnbe, baltimore, aeUdb DER &orihriis
ten Der Nbidlnitie 1S0, isi mo ls4 hes Writ
1000 Fadetc mot rcilnnirtcr 6rutbt, peri6us
liben @cpdde, WiiiterienomGlCu, cinlblieB, ib
Nitter. ,Sdter. Gadete, S'0Ilcu. Nnnbtai6er.
aolfcr, M0lten, Crates, Nclc'topce mo clues
tern uno uu0erent @iaeiiibull, nul 6iieniIibcr
WuftiOn hcriauleli miro.
Sine QiIic Der Sn perfaulcItoeu Nstiiel fam
In meiucnl IuiiiunssSufal CiItgelCbcu lperoell.
Scoiugnusei - Saar.
SDiepD y. NNburg,
U0i1tl,t3) Nuitionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

S0tu UraiS'S uYddtrs6erbtr9e,"
gr. 135, Sarriion., ndbe 3efingten'etr.
SEQ. Siintber. IT,, .grauseo.s Nler am
8apf. Marmer Gunf6 bon ~ bis 1 ubr
9sahmiiides. 2tge beutf1eu Yd6er ,s1b
8um 0efu6e eingeIaoen. q. Il Y..1ele.
pbun = Olt. Vernon cog VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Mci5cn. 3ninbrcn SG}2 Nn
ldel; Serlonot bon Den Glcpotorel
S95 9ulbel; Glepotoren . &orrotb
294,157 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
canton snb StabIaattsnn.
edmiot's .@ihsufrans9ale,'

sauptuiartier oes a9'aperli Str. lint 9ers
Gins" ,@idenfrdH5 Sdmen : Sereins."
gGanton Snimerp. NniiH II. eeibpercins."
.Seuiihe @eniiitbiidfeii" mo eSelpers
Gonflnpe Hr. ATS, \. 8. g." Sriihes
gier ~ ieoer 3eit. = &. & Z. 1elepbon:
NpIie 32S 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Gerlanat i'm NQgemcinen.

Seaiunt Gin @eihait auf Seitenunaeu per Voit.
Gle f6nnen tdalib leidt SO ocrbienen. gSir
Iietern Sorratbe II. qeheu Mnpeiiuna foiienIrei,
Wlnmiunm Sanger Co., SBatfielo, Minn.
Glprill0, 1WN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Wot". 3ufllDren ol,J2I TlI'
ied)l; Serionot bon Den gleuotorcl
2705 9uidcl; Glcpatoren . Gorrotb
1896 @uidcl. 9crfduie: 5000
9uidel Spot 5u 80, 10000 Moi 5u
1914, 1900 Spot 81 1914, I @oggon
gcIbcr 5u 56. 1 90. Spot 81 1914.
Wrn1iifter Snpt 53lL-531h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Tctjhcs Wrbtits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
StcQcngeimdc.
Stcncacium

StcliegcIudl:
Gin Nroobdder iudi Siele ala iipette Saio.
Nndjuirnaen in Tr. 2623, 4uuouus Nucnuc,
tdbe Sreotrid Jfodo. G1I-2)
" StricaeIudC:
Sine beniibe Slnu iuhi Stene ala 0aus61Is
terit oocr 8lnll Schumacher. 9iah5uird9cn in
Hr. BOP. Hpro.Aun' Stranc. Ui0-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

=. u. N6ermdun'S Saue,
Eurbr V.Gde Cough. n Caroline. Strahe.
Sauptnuartirr oes .Sa9ern'W tdnnerhorS".
8ereinss9,er,amullnngen ieoen 3onnerftag
Mbenn. Neue Wtitglieoer i%piItoGmen.
Yor6iigIi6es Bier oer m9tationaIsBrnne'
lei" an Supf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Gertangt
WerInnnt:

Sin inilQer oeuither WinTn iir lcidte Nrs
belt, Sipei Mleilcn BON Der Staot; aute Geimatb
lin einei gntell M,arll. NnhjnlrGgeii bel
Sriebrid, 6ii, Neiiaurani, 2aurautlic. SGr=
ioro. Nrao. t10-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Ycrlau1t:
Gin cr1ubrener NufdelmdnrI, nm nab Dem
Giibeu an qcbeu; ItciiGe Nrheit. 9ind3iirdgcil
bel Shlos Sroc., Baltimore NIB fGcas Strahc.
IUg. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
0ertangt:

8ertangt:
WX&c,. nno QebrlinGe nerbeH ftets aefutt
SuISI bon Der nWsdrolalo g3ereis
%nianna." 3r. DAG, VofS.Wag', nabe Caroline.
etrabe.
(27S-) g. u. Sabu, ggent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
R CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Sncf Der ............. s5K
$1,000 Geaboaro i0.idbr Der. q. 49,. 1929
10000 uniteo RuilpaDS ier :. ...... 82h
$1,000 atlantic COAT Cine Goni 4er... 09A
$4,000 aIobnma Goat u,sSron Ger. %
$1,000 Gbnrleiton Conf sb II. GeIc Der. 951a
$1,000 9onioIibateo GAS Aver :. 49,. 9ssi
$4,000 g%iorioIf Jp II, Giebt Der ...i02&
$1,000 ebdrlefton II. " Gar Ger ......1i0A
$4,000 GparroW'S Point Aver -. $40. OF
$4,000 lniieo apS Sin CO I Gtis) =. ~
200 Souiion Oil Com ............. ga
800 Souiion Oil Som ............. 8h
100 Spniton Oil Com ...,......,. s%
100 Souiion Oil Gom ............. Sh
100 Suuiion Gil Com ............. ga
900 lln.,~ aiDs (lruit 9tis) ....... IN
4 atlantic Gontt Zine Aiebis ..... D
Az e g Of Conn aiebis ........ 80
ba Is 4 Of Conn Niebis. ........ 52A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
GerIaugt
&crlangt; NGnncr nuo Gnabeu.
Wcrtaugt:


4 NCtiuNWl.
3ipei iu10er Winner i'm Quufdl-immer; ei
ner ais gSdlter IIlo elmer al Silber. Nadh5l
iragen in Hr. 800, Sit'Saltimores Strafe.
DIP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

0crluuat:
Initreiher uHo SGpe5ierer erlter @Iaiie. nm
ullbertuD Der Staot 6lt d%rbeitcn, HobiI So lur
ant Siulbert lHr 9~litreibcr; $500 lit Tape
8ierer. ODER bel Der Hpue he5dbli; lietlae Nrs
belt. 9iad5nlragel im 8rncerpsGaoen Nr.
HOG, 9iuiieiis Strahc, U1O-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
(IpriIs.1Wii)
1Sarmen IN uerianien:

Narmen Sn uerfnnfeu:
SdmiIicnb1!cr! SDdpelegenes frubtbdre5
2nno, 10 WieiIen bon g8afbinaton. 3. e.; auies
Naiier. ySiro in Vur5elen bon 9epiinfdtel
@rSben berfauft. Semitic uno @efliiael briiis
een bobe Freiie nrf oem seni6inaion gtarit.
9reife iinb g'eoinanneen nnd lIebereinfoinmen.
Ridarb 1eipef Company, 4S-450 Ganitabie'
9eb1uoe. (SS..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Nubcrt Vuumcr'S
.NiuSart.W tGnncrfur'0alic.

WT' I"-I-IV-ot N~IItUHpsStIuNt'
SauptQliariier pcs oMto5art : Wiinller=
dors." Sin9ithnoe iebcn Sourritug
s5eno. pSitello Snr. urh 2eibperein"
oerinmmelt lid iehen Sienitae II. Wpiits
fpob bier. Gbeiapcaie Gelcpbon &oIie
SIl g., (9lpril4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Scutioe ShluBratc:

gerfGuie an Der bieiigen gffeften
mHrEr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Nber,s ,.9besp eli.

4 g6e Gaft. snS eaii.MSesse. Gsntss.
Sauptauortier bes Geianebereins .GbeI.
:ueiB,~ ~Eamerss,ereinS bes GbeIiueib,.'
Observation-Disclosures Er. 445, 8. .. S.
Oriental iffriits gr. 1853, .. u.s. nnb
.gantoH gpars u. 8eranigung <Bereins1.
ediweiser'S Gate,
Geinffe Deine uub 9ian6re. Der aefhn.
bette Srt 0uf Der Grbe. - 9te bstten
9ootparIors In ~6teblanbtctpn. Broulpts
gebienune..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Hoagen. 3ufubren l243 9u'
itcl; aus ben Glepotorcn 5uriige5o.
gen 1861 Vuitcl; Glepatoren!Sor.
rotb 1897 guifcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

IN Uersanfen:
NoSermes s~iuciItSdiges @o6nbauS,
gde Sairmornt. Mbeme unb 8Iobers Strdbe, 6
Bimmer. Dies Sahs bat nle mobernen Gin
yi6tunacn, einf6IieBli9 Nnf1Iub an Nb3u9s-
sanaI nnb moberne 9sIumbine.
6. 3. Yanaebrr, Yauuuterne5mer.
Tr. 28O8. Sairmountsslbenae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Senrp 6. 31cin'S Netaurant,
UT. PIG, 9lGB', nabe Souaro.Straee.
Yor5iigIi6e gSeine, S~pirttuofen II. nniOns
gigdrren. &eftes Bier iii 3apt. 2unfb
fir @efbdff5leite bon tt.30 SGrm. biz
Q llbr Ytutmittugs. 2eIepbOn y. & V.
- Ult. Yernon 300s y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
ScrIamst: Srancn nub Mdbden.

Ncrian1t:
.Gtne quite oeniide Aodin. 9;ad3ulragen
NIT 1teleren5en in Gr. 2243, Guta,p.Viaec.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
GET READY FOR
LABOR DAY

The Labor Day committee of the
Central Labor union reported last
night that only a small percentage
of the local unions are represented
at the meetings of the general COM
mittee Some of the delegats stat
ed that their unions had refused
to appoint delegates as the notice
sent out did not bear any seal and
is irregular. The secretary Of the
Central union was instructed to
send cut notices to all the unions
affiliated with that boldly notifying
them of the fact that Labor Day is
coming, September 3, and that
there is no excuse for not having a
splendid turnout in the parade as
all trouble between the musicians
and the Structural Trades had
been adjusted.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07

while there has been some little
misunderstanding between several
of the local unions the situation in
this city shows marked improve
ment," said a evil known
union man this morning. I'm
question of jurisdiction coming up
between the various bodies and it
often takes considerable time and
diplomacy to get matters straigh-
tened out in a satisfactory manner
At the present time the local
unions have some questions of this
Kind. but otherwise there is moth
ing that should interfere with big
turnout on Labor day."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
HAS A FROG IN HIS STOMACH THAT
CROAKS SO LOUD YOU
GAN HEAR IT

KANSAS CITY, Aug. Roy L.
Steward, a young farmer living
near Next, Vernon county, Mo-,
has a live frog in his stomach, and
according to his positive declara-
tons it has been there for 20 years
having grown from a half inch in
length to unknown dimensions,
Seward is now 33 years old.
He says that one hot day in the
summer of 1856, when he was a
lad of 10, he was drinking from a
small stream known as Reed s
creek, near Rich Hill, Mo. He was
lying fiat upon his stomach, and
while in this position a tiny frog
jumped into his mouth. He in
stinctively clapped his hand to his
lips and caught hold of one of the
legs of the frog, but, froglike, it
gave another jump and the next
instant had slid down Stewards
throat.
Though It made him deadly sick
at the time and caused him consid-
cradle pain he was so frightened
that he did not say anything to his
parents about the occurrence for
several days.
When he finally told them about
it, they took him to a country doc.
tor, who quieted their fears by
assuring them that the creature
could not possibly live in the boys
stomach. To make assurance
doubly sure the doctor gave the
boy some medicine calculated to
put a Quietus upon the most vibar-
Gus frog.
But instead of dying, the frog,
according to Mr., Stewards state
ments, waxed and grew fat Tween
ty years have passed since the oc-
currence. but the frog has made
its presence known more
and more insistentIy. until
1t dominates its involuntary
master TO the extent of
compelling him to eat his meals
regularly, and, more than that. to
eat things which the frog likes.
There are many things which Mr..
Seward likes but cannot eat. be-
cause they do not agree with the
frog, or because they and the frog
cant agree in combination with
Mr.. Steward.
But, more than all. the frog
makes a noise. Mr.. Seward says
that 1t croaks most distinctly i'm
mediately after a rain. Members
OF his family corroborate his state
ment In this respect. They de-
clare they have heard It on num-
erous occasions, and that it croaks
as vigorously as frog of that age
and circumscribed environment
could reasonably be expected to do.
Mr.. Seward is of a cheerful dispos-
ition, but if he is sometimes dis
posed to take gloomy view of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
TAIL RAT
HAS INVADED
THE CITY

Rats"
When the Spokane real estate
dealer has had in tow a prospective
buyer Of farm property in the In
land Empire, he has always laid
stress upon the fact that that bane
Of the eastern grain farmer, the
gray rat, is unknown in the Column
bia valley.
Now all that must be changed.
The rat has come and If his rapid
ly increasing family is not speedily
curtailed or rather decapitated in
its blooming growth he will be-
come as great menace here as he
is to the corn grower of the east
ern states.
Twenty four young chickens
have been killed by rats in the
hennery near Natatorium park, and
in the by-places of the park the
rat Is to be seen by the caretakers
at all too frequent intervals. In
more ways than one the place
seems to be rated"
Joe" Rudersdorf of the Humane
Society, whose knowledge of ami
mails from white mice to grizzly
bears, is both general and specific,
pronounced one of the rodents
from the park to be the genuine
file tailed, hump backed farm rat
of the east"
How the rat came to Spokane is
a question for which there seems
to be ready solution. Last year
as soon as the Washington Water
Power company had cleaned up
the debris from the old c. & c..
mill site at Post street and the
river and exposed the foundation
walls of the mill, the rats could
be seen running from one stone
walled compartment to another.
They had come in grain cars.
Many people stopped at the Post
street bridge and watched the ami
mails, some wondering what they
were. To one who had come from
the east 1t was apparent at a
glance that the gray rat had arriv-
ed in the Inland Empire. Riders
DORIS theory is that it is a very
easy matter for the animals to
travel down the river away from
the noise Of traffic. Certain 1t is
that some rats have been seen
about the north bank Of the river
along Summit and Ide avenues,
and the men who have killed rats
at the park know what they have
killed.
Before the pest spreads too far,
the city beautiful committee or
some other powerful organization
should at once take steps to ex-
terminate what is sure to become
great evil in this city If permit
ted to propagate.
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nations future and indulge in a
little croaking himself he thinks
he ought to be excused under the
circumstances.
Mr.. Seward has been in con-
sultation with Kansas City physi-
clans regarding the ACCESSIBILITY of
having an operation performed for
the removal of the unwelcome ten
ant that is becoming more and
more dictatorial with the arrog-
ance of long residence. 1t gives
him a great deal of pain, he says,
and if surgery can dislodge it he is
willing to try it.
Some years ago Mr.. Seward ad-
vertised for a wife, in order that
he might be sure of getting his
meals regularly and thus appeasing
the clamorous batrachian which
crawled around and made him a
victim of violent nausea if he did
not eat regularly He married a
woman who answered the adver-
tisement, but she eloped with a
travelling man and he never tried
to get her back.
He has since married again and
is living happily-as happily as a
man with a living frog in his in
terror could be expected to live.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
HERE'S A COUNT
THAT'S SOME
ACCOUNT

LOS ANGELES, Aug. I'm the
botanical gardens of Arthur Let's,
millionaire owner of a department
store, labors "a man with hoe"
who is very different from the one
Edwin Markham's poem describes.
He is Count Max Won Buelow,
bearer of one of the proudest and
Oldest names in Europe, which has
furnished Berlin with soldiers and
statesman who took leading parts
in history for more than 500 years.
Count Won Buelow came to this
country some time ago with his
wife who, he says, is now keeping
him out of a million dollar estate
because he refuses to be bullied by
her lawyers. So the count works
in the broiling sun from 8 a. m. till
3 p. m. rather than let his titled
relatives and friends know he is
without funds.
4 like the outdoor work." he says
simply. ut is good for my health
and | love flowers. l would rather
do this and be independent"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
EIGHT HOUR Law
OVERRULED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Secre-
tary Moody has ruled that the
eight hour law does not apply to
warships being built under con-
tract for the navy. He cites case
wherein the supreme court holds
that the title to a warship does not
rest in the government until the
conditions of the contract are full
filled. A similar opinion has been
given by Secretary of War Taft
That the law does not apply to con-
tracts for furnishing supplies for
the quartermaster department of
the army.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
POOR OLD LADY
DEFEATSO|L
OCTOPUS

This frail old lady, over 70 years
Of age, has worsted the Standard
Oil octopus in Los Angeles, after
a five months battle. Her name is
Mrs. Louisa Riley and the little
cottage she has occupied for
quarter of century stands at the
corner of San Fernando and Aurora
streets. Just across the street from
her the Standard Oil company Is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-07
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM,

The feeling OF impending doom In
the minds of many victims Of
Bright's disease and diabetes has
changed to thankfulness by the
benefit derived from taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. 1t will cure incipient
Bright's disease and diabetes and
even In the wors. cases gives com.
fort and relief. Slight disorders
are cured in few days. 81 had
diabetes in its worst FORM" writes
Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. 81
tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles Of Foley's
Kidney Cure made me well man"
Watson Drug Co.
421 Riverside Avenue.