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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
nSeinc u uffafIung.

Der 8iolinoirtuole Staccuti bat Ell
ne @inlaoung beim &ommcr3ienrdtf
Beil4sHitsngel ausgeif,d5en, IGBt iid'
abcr Ddnn our6 bas 4ngebot BON tau.
Ienb Wart um'timmsn, eri4cint unc
ipiclt Elm Solp. Nadoem Der Stint
Ter 9eenbet unb Der 8eifaa ii6 &C.
legt, tpsnbet ii4 9eilfeu1tcn9cl an FER
Gtiger:
.Serr profeNor, paB ba6en Gle BE-
sablt fir Sbr prudtinitrument?"
.3pan3igtuuIenb Start"
Got, mas fir e'lutrdtiDes 8apjtuI.
bds Sbnen trd9t an eirem 4beno fiini
pr emit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
8 b E II 8 egI |.

Dtll cine Mlsinung Did gefpinnen.
limb fGllt Die Dabl, pie otter, Iftper, !.
90 frdg, ipilIit Du Did redt bsIinnen, ,
Sur nab benz Dus. Dem Die, benz
Wer.
il
0dB Wd59 es 9dGte lpobl ha8 meiIte, /.
Soh rein 3u l0Ten 1T IS ME.
3umal BEL aufgeregtem Settle,
Damn geb 0u lpeiter ouf baS Wie3 b
Dur6 tpetde WIitiet ii6 bebdupte b
Die Meinung duf benz Neg gum J.
3isl2 >
limb finb eS Ihlehte, u%nerldubte,
60 bNit 0u i4on 9clponaen Diel. q
9o9 oft perf6aFft fi9 aud bas II
Rehte
BUR burb @etpdlt ben f6peren Sieg; +,
Wdn 1T nidt nG6lig i'm @sfefte, Il
Dent nur als 9eiIpiel an Zen 9rieg.
Damn 6letbt bas Wer? aIs lebte J
6rdgeo
Oils 2eitIiern CUR Gntideibuns Dir; II
Wer 0einer WeinuHg SABINE TRACE J.
llnb lper iih ifdure inter ibr2
Stno's WenIdcn. bic Du tonTt ipo6l II
meioeIt, "
8ienit6ur benz Wa9n. benz 3rug, benz q
2obn -
Snbem gu bon benz S6Ie9teu Idets q
beit, "
6dit 0u DID audi entId;eoeu fdon. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Metn s. Ell etmni &.

9u biit in @uem Itreng MODERN,
Sin Sinb Der 3eit bon beute.
Drum iiebt DID bic 8eIcqI6aft germ,
limb Du cnt5iidit bic Qeutc.
0u tpirit beipunbert iibcran :,
limb plduoerit gar 3u niebli6.
Die bette 9Gn3erin bei'm Ban, ~
8eim Senni5 unermiiolih 49,.
Dur Gins lit dIen insgemein
8erborgen tets ge6Iicben:
Dab 0u Elm 9er5 BAIT, odS 70 rein,
Sang unmooern lam liebcn.
Nur Ginsm bat 0u'8 offenbart
GinIt unter Iel'gen &iiTsn .
limb per e8 1T, benz 0u'S beipd6rt, -
DuS braldt tetn MenI4 gu piHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
0ie g +.

nGicIcn MOrgcn lift mir etipus
rcGt llnanqcnebmes puiiirt; trefie i)
bd uutcrlpcgs mcinen 2oofrinb Metsr,
Der pole 5pei Stunben ncbcn mir bcrs
%reitct."
SOnntcIt 9u bonn nidt 3uriid'
6leibcn?"
.@elpuDre, bic FIerbc tanntcn
.ii6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
0ie u 6fIIc8fcrft.

Gin 9isrtrinter iiBt tpGbreno cine8
begonnenen 9tegens in einsm @arten
unb bait. bd er unter einem 8aume
Iibt, gang tapFcr aus, troboem cs inn
8ismIi6 uuf bic aleioer regnet, 8a
merit er nun. buB aud Elm Regens
trOpfen ins Bier fieI. .O6a!" meint
'r. niebt beiBt's rctirircn , bas Wcts
ter piro gu unbeimIih."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

o.: nSn ben GeIeuI6dften bei benz
SOmmer3ienrut6 9OlOFu4s pirb oodJ
fur6tbar 9eIogen."
g.: ~NatiirIidl ba IinO ia audi nur
Iuuitr Mit9iftidger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Q o d m B.

SourtIt; Isle, 1T benn Der Bauer,
Der bort 10 cirfam iiBt, audi a belt
ger?"
Dtttb: nNd -. b08 is a Itodfrems
Der =. nit benz Baben mir nod net 4
nal gerauft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Didterting: .8ie bat Spnen geItern
bic premiere meine8 neuen S4duIpteI3
gefuGen, Serr 3a9et!
3ageI: Der Nnfqng gut, dber od5
Gnn babe ib mir anbers trdumen ldia
ien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
B t.

5rcmber (mibtrauii6 baS 9ett bcs
tra4tcn0): n9offentIid logicrtcn in
IcBtcr 3ett INNER anftGnoigc 2eutc III
bieIcm 3immer9"
9austneHt: 80, bd Oiirfcn Sic urs
beIOrgt Icin; in OieTcm 8ett bat nod
feiner QcI6lafen, Der mcnigcr ais apei
Mort 2rint9elb 9cgCbcn bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Q II emit Of n.

poii5iIt (5u einem 9absnosm: so
a unpsri6Gmt9eit! Do itebt groB uno
brett, .gdosn itreng perbotcn", oclpeil
idnimmen sic lufti DO umanGnoG.
0onnen g benn net leI'n?"
GER (im WaFer): .Na, tpifen g,
/ bin ie6r tur5ii4tia. unb grab, alS i's
6ab' leien no1en, is mir bic 8rile ins
WaHer gefuaen. unb bic iu9' | bait
i.bt ba berinnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
ErGuIein 0oftpr.

Or: .@enn sic mid ni4t erb0ren,
f6isb' i'd mir cine au0el Dor Osn8opf."
Sic AID ia. gelt, oann betomnie
id S6rtn S6Goei 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Sm Gnt6ufiagmus 9.

Serr -(einer Dame cine Rofe iibsrs
reihsnb); .Riehen Sic, SrGuf"in
bieier tOftlids Duff! -. ST
bas nidt bic refine Nuienipmpbonie "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
9er.betrHbte @ittner.

I oWit 10000 Dollars mar S6re &C.
lige in Der 2ebensberii6erung?"
p@6, srinnern Sic mid ni6t ba-
ran. Wenn i'd gcaGnt bate, bab tie
mid 70 I4ne1 oerldBt! = Sd 6G te
lie gut uno germ nit Dem Ooppeltcn
perli9ern f0nnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

5 reunblt9es 4nerbteten.
Wtttb 0eimGi6 gu einem @af):
pSbr Dub i6eint ia iebe Mub 81 sdbs
len. Die Sic trinten; ipartcn g, i
f6id' ibm meinen MarI, bomit r q
btbl auiamm' ipiel'n."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
& IN eiocutio.

@erlegsr: nSbr @eOidt 1T mir Ieis
Der bcrlorcn g%eguugen."
0i4terling; 80, bus modt ni9ts,
ba i9rcibe i6 es bult no6maIs ab!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
@r8Rte 0epntinr.

Sic iteben nidt mebr i'm 9oTs
bienite 2"
@9emuIi9cr SofIatoi : Rein. Sobeit
babcn mid for3uja9en acrubt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
NJ III

Sommcr.
Winbcn rantcn Iid ums Saus
unb i'm 5elb blii6'n Widen,
llnb bic Wab1en 5ieben aus,
I'm bic Welt gu fdmiiden.
SommcrbcGsr aleiberitaat
le6sr Deg unb 8riidcu.
0ur9 bic crime 5ltteriadt
9rippeln iunge aiiden.
lInb i6 idpGrmte flint berum,
@leid ben lOfen Wiiden,
Gpinnlein, bort bod mstn 8eiumm,
S6r mibt Nebe itriden!
Ninq mid d15ugern borein,
2d6elnb Gurer 3iiden.
8elfe nil bic Spinne iein2
Sober iol es 9luden -.
q d benfen 1T INNER or bern
oanoeln am pirtIamitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Yrpbiqe 8driante.

Isle baben Sbrer alfo iieben Bril-,
Der, Serr aommcr5ienrath. unb aae
baben es gu miGinodren gebradt!"
.Sa. Hiat pabr, bic ipdbren ites
ben 0elbpunper."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

ald) i'll l(nt9onae redt geuauOt?"
Gicncr. %, ltumcntlih i'm lin.
gallge nit @Ianbigeru."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
81 DIT Der g ep 0 6n6sit.

Die neue 8unbin 1T abcr nit pots
snnarben unb SommeriproTen uur 70
bebedt.
Seirat6Spermitler (cbemaIigcr BUD
bdnbler) : Run. ou I6rci6en Sic i'm
3atalpQ bdbinter .Gtnds fledio"."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Msnia @sIbfpertrauen.

@~utsbsiiBer (5u fcinen cinselab.nen
Sa%Sogdfsn): ySebcr Der 6erren te.
tommt einen SaIen, cr mub Jpn abr
ieI6er f6ieben!"
prlbater Strimpl: .Nu, no, eine
Hidfa9rfarte gilt OO4 nur fiinfunb,
oier5ig Sase!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Suite AuSii d t. - Baron (0er
ais icbr ocrid)uloct betonnt ill., gum
itclciuGcnocn Gicncr): 45ino Sit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

dlLn II. - adllinmnn (ola Der
flcinc Morris ourtoila oui'a aaroui
iel nill): o@ojtI brolld)it I'll Gid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
M /.

gadfiI6: nNi6t pdbr. Mamd,
les freie Bud. bon benz man iebt
Diel 'pri4t, oarf i'd erit oIs seT,
bene Jrau lefen2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Wie punOGrIam SIR 2oden6uur
SIM Ninbc fluttert. 6rdulcin @reie
Nun fIic1t Der 9abegGIte S6aar -
mir Iino alein i'm SGtezaztGtc go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
g o m p m t.

aDfin {: rS9medt's ga
8rdutigum (beseiitert) /: nd. Inna.
in 9ammelrippen unb Shpeinsfot:s
let's ba biit 0u unipioerite6lih (! /"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

crit oni'S @%aronlicl SIT ieten, Mc.
risl II 100 lid ia orcbt Die gan5e 80.
yoe!" ..u,r. e "a e..a5 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Den arnlen Goienitein pom Grtritfen
81 rctten!" Manol: oaunltitiid!
Gr lit mir f~iirfSig @art idnloig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
II nber foren II.

SauSfrau: Bon ben iebss6n
Giern, bic Sic mir btrtauit batsn, ma.
rem orsi5ebn fault"
Bauer: .Seben Sic, Elm paar fri.
I4e liro bod INNER ~barunter!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

limb jeBt in bieIcm GturmgeorauS,
8o fremoc 0brcn mid nttt bDren,
0a Tag ids gerne fret bcrdus :
80, penn Sic meme @inbs6rdut
pdrCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Scr Sntder.
Gr mar unb bleibt gu jeocr 6riIt
Sin tnaufCriger 9elb, .
limb tpenn cr einmol nobel 1T, !
SIT cr's nit - fremoem @elo!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

SIN gGei9en Sail.
Ri4tcr: sd bin iibcrruI6t, Sic.
ipieber bier gu iebcn."
Ginbreder: ga, mar I net aa
iibcrraidt morben, IGbten g mi net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Grmut9igung
Sunge Sausfruu 6agbaft): sd
modte Sbnen gcrne DON unierem Wlit.
tdgeIien -"
8ettler: ugur 3u. Mabam9cn, i'd
6ob' men pabren Straubenmd9cn!"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
GUARDSMEN MEET
IN ANNUAL CAMP

Camp Douglas Range, Wis, July
10.-Rain fell yesterday morning iof
the first time since the encampment.
While for time conditions we're I'm.
pleasant, it did not interfere with
The carrying out of the regular sche.
duled program. The first and sec
ond battalions of the third regiment
went on the range while the third and
tenth separate battalions held close
order drill.
Lack of wind gave those on the fir.
ing line the usual luck as far as fav-
orable conditions were concerned.
which usually follows the third. Guard
mount was held, composed entirely of
members of the separate battalion.
The inspection by General Charles
King Sunday was thorough and more
on the order of the heavy marching
order inspections which were in vogue
on governors day previous to the
Spanish-American war.
General King was assisted by Lieut..
Lloyd Horsfall, a Wisconsin univer-
sity boy, who has just graduated
from West Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
REV. =. r. AAFF DIES,
Pioneer Episcopal Chruehman and
Missionary Among Oneida Indians,

Oshkosh, Wis, July l0-Rev.
Franklin r. Half, well known as a
missionary among the Oneido Indians
and a resident of Wisconsin since
1874, died here at the age of So years
At the time of his death he was asso-
ciato rector of the Trinity Episcopal
church.
He wasa born in New York city De-
cember u, 1921. His ancestors were
seafaring people. Mr. Half oficiatei
at the first Episcopal services over
held in this city, March -, 1850. He
was then stationed at Duck Greek. In
1852 he went to Laporte, Ind. Some
time was spent also in Iowa In
April, 1859, he became rector Of Trim.
ity Episcopal church, over which he
has presided as rector and assistant
rector. Mr.. Haff celebrated the fifty
ninth anniversary of his ordination to
the ministry at Oshkosh on February
2S, this year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
FATAL FIRE IN
BOTTL|NG WORKS

Meadville Pa, July 10.-One killed,
another fattlly injured and three
seriously burned, is the result Of a
fire in the soda bottling works here
yesterday. The cause of the fire is
not known. Two residences and a
barn Immediately adjacent to the bot
Ting plant were consumed before the
fire was controlled. When the flames
reached the charging tank It exploded
with a terrific roar, and pieces Of the
heavy metal were thrown with great
force in every direction, subjecting
employees who had not escaped to a
veritable charge of schrapnel.
Walter Fries, aged Il, was instant
ly killed, and Eleanor Martin, aged
II, had one arm and both legs broken,
besides receiving internal injuries from
which she cannot recover. When
the walls fell, Mrs. Minnie Baird,
aged %, was covered with burning
woodwork and besides serious burns
was severely bruised. She viii re-
cover. Two fremen were slightly in
jured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
NEW RULES Of
MERCY IN WAR

Geneva, July S.--The final text OF
the revised Red Cross convention.
whereby practically all the nations OF
the civilized world agree upon rules
in the matter OF treatment of sick,
wounded and dead, members of hos.
pltal corps and nurses in time Of wer.
shows a number OF changes from the
Anticipated convention of 1864
Chapter ! is devoted to wounded
and sick Each belligerent is re.
CURED To respect and care for sick
and wounded officers, soldiers and 9th.
ers attached officially to the enemy's
army, who fall into It's hands. Should
one belligerent be compelled to abon.
don sick and wounded on the field.
and leave members Of hospital corps
and materials for ~ ir care such sick
and wounded become prisoners sub.
ject to stipulatlons being made by the
belligerents for exchange OF prison.
ers after each engagement The final
occupant Of the field shall adopt meas.
ures to find all wounded and dead
and to protect them against pillage
before the final disposal OF the bodies
by burial or inclneratlon.
Chapter 2 provides for immunity OF
members Of field hospital corps.
Chapter details the protection 10
be accorded various branches OF hos.
pital corps, members Of which are ex.
empted from the treatment given
prisoners OF war. Other chapters
provide for protection Of hospital ma.
terial and immunity OF conveys con.
Quoting excavations, and require that
the various governments adopt re.
presslye laws against the commercial
use OF the Red Cross emblem.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
GAME FIGHTER DIES OF So
INJURIES RECEIVED IN RING

La Sale, ILL.,, July S,-Charles Greeu.
burg, a Chicago prigefghter, died at
the hospital Saturday afternoon toll
lowing n terrible beating administered
last "Wednesday night, when he fought
Eddie Tancel OF Chicago 10 rounds be-
fore the In Sale Athletic club. Dur
Ing the fight no ono realized that
Green6urg was suffering unusual pun
ishment, for hefought with vim TIN
the end of tho bout without wncing
States Attorney Cullen has com
menced action against those connected
with the eight, All persons arrested
will he held on charges of ma l.
slaughter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
NEW CORPORATIONS

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office of Secretary Of
State Houser as follows:
Camoa Ranch Co, Milwaukee, cap
ital stock $4,000 incorporators,
Edward p. Hackett, Harry Berger and
William d. Sawyer.
Summit Oil Co., Stevens Point, cap.
tal stock $4,000; incorporators s. A.
Perkins, c. w. Newbury and NJ. A.
Jacobson.
The Mendoza Club house associa.
ton, Madison, capital stock $4,000;
incorporators, Dana c. Munro, Charles
S. Slichter and A. l.. Sanborn.
King Knob Coal Co, Milwaukee, by
Edward ]. Earling, president, and
James Phelps. secretary, hled a res.
olution Of dissolution
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
FARMER FOUND MURDERED.
Found Sitting in Chair With Head
Split Open.

Middleton, Conn, July 10,--John
Anderson, farmer, found the dead
body Of his friend, George Goodale,
in 4 small house where he lived alone,
Goodale recently sold 8, house for
$1,000 Whether his money was
stolen is not known, hut It Is certain
that he was murdered. Goodale was
sitting in chair near window
His skull was split open, and there
are deep cuts over both eyes, The
police said that Henry b., ley, who had
worked for GCodale, was seen to drive
away from Goodale's house Friday
with team belonging to Goodale,
Bailey will be arrested as soon as 10
Gated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
WOULD HANG ASSAlLANTs
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Chicago, July 1O.-In an effort to
stop the brutal criminal attacks on
women and children which have been
so prevalent In Chicago recently, the
city council last night passed a reso-
luton recommending capital punish.
mont for such outrages. The com
mittee on state legislation, to which
the resolution was referred, will pre-.
pare a report to be transmitted to the
legislature at Springfield
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
STUDYING THE CANAL
Commission lnspeots Facilities For
Pacific Entrance.

Pacific Entrance.
Panama, July S,--Al members of
the Panama canal commission went to
Laboca Saturday afternoon to examine
terminal facilities for the railroad,
after which they went up the canal
in launches, The commissioners also
visited Culebra cut, The commission
has discussed informally the problem
cg the canal entrance on the Pacific
side, Chief Engineer Stevens Is
against a high rock at this point, and
bases his opposition ON the results of
behring's now being made. II ia be-
lievod the canal will be sea level
from la Boca u, Mlraflores, There
may he, however, an alternative pro-
position for 2bfoot instead Of IS
foot lock az La Boca, the latter hav-
Ing been proposed by the mining en-.
gineers' commission, A flaw In the
mechanism of the lock, however,
would bring danger OF flood and might
cause the inundatlon of Panama City
and vicinity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
WISCONSIN MEDICAL BOARD IN
MADISON.
IN ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
This Body also Passes on Reciprocal
Credentials Brought From Any
One Of % Membership and
officers Of the soard--Full Seized
ule Given.
Madison, July 10.

Madison, July 10.
This morning at 10 o'clock the Wis
oonsin board OF medical examiners be.
sin three days meeting In the rs.
semhly chamber at the capital, Up
to. last night loo applicants for ad,
mission had filed their names, and II
Is expected that fully 1850 candidates
for the privilege of swinging the NJ,
ID, sign will appear before the exam.
nation begins,
Wisconsin has reciprocal arrange
ments with % states In which high
order of proficiency prevails. Doc.
tors, duly certified from any one OF
these states are licensed here without
examination, upon the payment of the
reciprocal fee, But needles from all
schools have to be thoroughly searched
out by a written test that requires
three days of hard work before the
coveted license may be granted. The
PHYSICIANS comprising the board are
a hard headed lot, men of wide expo
rtence and practical, and II looks IA
II the soft medic, who has not at.
tended pretty closely to lectures and
demonstrations will have his troubles
In slipping through TO a place in the
ranks,
The personnel of the board, all he
members of which are doctors, Is.
Presidential p, Andrus, Ashland.
Secretary-J. V. Stevens, jefferson.
w. r. Sarles, Sparta.
l.. f. Bennett. Beloit.
p, II, McGoyern, Milwaukee.
+, p, Klahr Horizon
y. U, Jorris, d, O.. La Crosse.
NJ. A. Brandt. Milwaukee.
TIE schedule of the examinations
Is as follows:
Tuesday 10 to IL a m, pathology:
: To 4 p, m, surgery: 4 to G p. m,
obstetrics and gynecology.
Wednesday: s TO 10 a. m. anat.
omy; 10 to IL n, m, materia medica .
to 4 y. m, practice of medicine. 4
to p. m, dietetics and Jurisprudence
Thursday: to 10 n. m, physiol.
ogy and hygiene; 10 70 - a, m. dag.
nosis and toxicology; 2 to 4 p. m.
histology and bacteriology; 4 TO G D
m, chemistry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
Muat Sell Graft Stocks.

Philadelphia, July s.--Actng upon
the recommendation of the special
committee OF the Pennsylvania rail.
road directors, appointed to inveati.
gate stock ownership by employees OF
the company. President Cassatt Sat.
urday issued general orders to all
employees requiring them to dispose OF
all coal mining or other stocks which
they may have acquired.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
Cook Murdered.

Marinette, Wis, July 10.-George
Barrett, cook in a lumber camp at
Nadeau, Menominee county, Mich,
was fatally shot by John Polinski, a
woodsman, to avenge an injury to the
latters cousin. In a melee few days
before Barrett broke the jaw of Dan
Polinsh, and John, hearing of the in
jury, secured a bicycle, rode out to
camp and shot Barrett twice in The
abdomen. He was captured. Barret
died yesterday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
Expires al Supper.

Delayan, Wis, July 10.-Charles B.
Sumner died suddenly Of heart dis
ease, while at supper. Re was a lead
ing attorney Of this county and for
four years was district attorney. He
leaves a wife, three daughters and
one son, the latter, Charles J. Sum
ner. being chief Of the document
room, national house OF representa-
tives
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
o. n. 5urnham TO Pass on Plans for
New Capitol.

New Caplrol,
Governor Davidson yesterday ap-
pointed Daniel II, Prrnham of Chi
cage as the architect to mark the
competitive plans for a new Wisconsin
capitol submitted by Ave firms OF arch.
fleets Mr. Burnham is one Of the
most prominent architects In the
world He Is the designer OF the
Masonic Temple and other notable
buildings in Chicago, as well as hav.
ing been the chief architect and di-
rector of works for the worlds fat
In Chicago In 1908.
The next meeting Of the Wisconsin
capitol commission Is expected to be
held next week.
Governor Davidson yesterday ap
pointed George f. Penn to be super.
intendent OF the state free employ,
ment office at Superior, and reap
pointed 7. A. McMullen as superIn.
tendent of the office at La Crosse
The salary of these positions is $1,000
a year.
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Many Candidates Fall.

Washington, July S.--The Annapolis
examining board announced that In
the examinations which began June
10, 243 candidates for appointment MS
midshipmen were examined, OF whom
LAG passed. The successful candL
dates VIII now undergo n further OK.
animation of physical fitness.
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IN LEAGUE WITH MOST.
New Evidence In plot to XII Emper.
or William.


Seattle, Wash, July s.-The police
Saturday received positive evidence
that August Rosenberg, a Seattle
man now under arrest at AItona,
Prussia, on suspicion OF forming a
plot that meant the assassination OF
the German emperor. was in league
with the late Johann Most, the notori.
Gus anarchist. The police say that
Rosenberg presided at the meeting
held in Seattle FIVE years ago that
was addressed by Most and that he
was loudest In his applause Of the
anarchistle utterances OF Most. The
facts have been laid before German
Consul Geissler, who will inform the
imperial government Of the new EVIL.
dence against Rosenberg.
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swamp and underhrush the search was
continued, the body being found in an
isolated spot well protected by over-
hanging boughs, 1t was taken to his
home Just as the remains Of the muir.
dered woman were being taken TO the
hearse for burial.