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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

''Yes," said the condescending youth,
II am taking fencing lessons"
"Good," answered Farmer Corntos-
sci. 81 allus said you was goin' to turn
in an do somethin' useful. What's your
speciality goin' to be-rail. stone or
barbed Washington Star.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
To Employ rlore rIen.

The American Car g. Foundry Co
at Berwick expects to start its new
steel passenger car and the finishing
departments by February 1st and will
employ 600 additional men.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

The Lackawanna has recently had a
goodly share of corn traffic from the
Wabash, and as the loads averaged
about 65, 900 pounds to the car, the re-
venue derived was large. Some of the
cars carried as much as So, 600.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

Dairy and Food Commissioner War
ren will receive the hearty support of
the public in his crusade for pure food
products. Those who use deleterious
preservatives should be forced to the
wall.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

No matter what your business, use
good printing. It's the dress by
which the public judges you. We
can please you and make your print
ing profitable investment. - The In
telligencer Printery, rear of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Woman's Auxiliary.

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. @. A. will be
held in Association parlor this evening
at 80 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

"That pianist has n metallic touch"
"I've noticed that. He borrows mon
ey of me every time he comes to
detroit Free Press.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Serenaded Poor House Inmates.

The inmates of the Danville and
Mahoning Poor House were delight
fully serenaded Monday evening by
the Mechanicsville band.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Last Call on White Goods
Have You all You sNceed

Our January White Sale is almost to an end
but interest does not fag fot all housekeepers who
watch the markets know that all cotton goods are
bound to go up every week just thing raw cot
ton has risen 63 per cent ths last year. iou will
such low prices white goods for
many months to come-yonr money will be wise
ly SPENT taking advantage of these bargains:
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

The Eskimos sing almost constantly
when they are indoors, between tne IN
servals Of sleeping and eating.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.
Ask to-day for Aliens Foot Ease. a
powder II cures Chilblains. Swollen,
Sweating, Sore, Aching, Damp feet.
At all Druggists and shoe Stores, 25c.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

UlTbifllnc Cure Nervous Diseases.
.-.H.sS .-.. DIR. Oidman's Prescription
Strengthens the nerves, Builds up worn out men
and women. Price SO Cts.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
pEpSnlnS Cure Dyspepsia.

DIR. Oidman's Prescription is
a guaranteed cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and all Stomach trouble. Price 20 Costs.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Wiring Papes and Envelope Specials.
NelO Spring Styles Shit Waists

Just and fresh from the aurersspcpan styles
Spring sheer Lawns Swiss dainty trimmed with aces and
Friday and Saturday only. See display in window.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Remembez ouz Clearance Sale.

Special
things pertaining wnera odd lots and broken lines
For ChiAdzen's Dresses or WaislS
white
things for mother for Spring and ook
qualities, 6lc, and Sc qualities
5c White Dotted Swiss and soHy M d soc qualities at s9c d
25c qualities for l5c 3Oc quality for 2 soc quality for 25c
es-Embzoideres Trimmings.
2g Values d Lot Val Ls insertions useful
Sc Values appue bid cords bands pend
always
Closing Ont Ch7dzen's Caps
know the Washable Baby sell the kind No bother
25 SIC; 5) priced LOO SOC Caps
Chzdsen'S Shirts al Special @zices
Both short and long skirts all handsomely trimmed with insertion uc and
regularly regularly
so regularly LOO 75 regularly SOC 25l regularly liza
Why JXof Buy Chidren's DzeSses?
materials would and
the time and trouble making Them Made of c the better OF nansoo
for &c., 5o ones for LOO soc ones for 6 LIS for 125
Writing Fapes and Envelope Specials.
every Prices
incentive to every one enough for this week only e.
Paper Envelopes at quality
Parchment Box Paper a
ns o"nas envelopes as% 4a ns packs Rs S%s
zoe Royal Finish pound los qp high grade low price
9ec regular value 150 and lbs
S\Ceu Spring Styles Shit Waists.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Why SNcof Buy Chizdsen's Dsesses

When yet them the the materials alone wout
the time and trouble Of making them Made Of cabrc the better
legantly trimmed.
25c 0c; LOO for SOC ones for 25c 25
for &c., 0 for 0 soc for 65c 5 for L.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26
Closing Ont Childzen's Gaps.

White Lawn and Silk Caps the trimmed all you can
know the Easy Washable Baby Cap sell the kind
to laundry than handkerchief.
25c Caps priced 9c; O) Caps priced zoe; SOC
25 priced Sic; 75c Caps priced 5Oc 5) priced
priced Csc; $50 priced 2 0O.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

Both short and long skirts all handsomely trimmed with
rufiles of lace and embroidery.
25c regularly, 9c: l.25 regularly, SIC. soc r.
150 regularly LOO 75c regularly, Soc 25Q regularly
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-26

each week there will be Very Special Bargains
things pertaining winera odd and broken
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Yiidlui Yottcr's aeiitcSfraufc Sudtc,
bcacbt SclbItmuro.

Grommcll, Cont, 10. DIT. -
Grit bcutc muroe bier III Grfnbrlm9
gebrudt, 0oB 6rou 2allrn Gumben,
cine Spdtcr bes 8tld)ofs Senrp s..
Tpttcr BON Nem-Dorf, lit Scr No6t
pom lebtcn Sicnitag SelbitmorO
burd) @r16ngcn in einem bieiigcn
Eripnt Sonitorilm be9ing. sSrult
Gpiuocn mar A Sabre aft uno Die
@ottin bcs Srn. @intbrop Gopoen
bon Hep-Ourf. Sic fam Dor einiger
3cit sur 9ebonoluns in Die cripGbnte
Slnitalt. Sn Der 0ienItog Naht eut.
500 lie Iib oui flr5e 3eit Der @ab-
ianfcit Der Mdrterinnen uno ais
man nad ibr illdte, iano man lie ais
2eibe I'M aeller an eiuem 9olfen
bGngeno. Die lleberreite murocn ee-
tern 9lbcno nu6 Tep.Oprf geid)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
anOianer i'm Sample NIT 9owbous

Smobn 9tebr,, 10. Gftober.
Die lttc- Snoiancr, Die I'M CONNER
ibre Heieruation in 8ponling pertie-
ben uno ieitbent elm ungeblltoenes
SGgerlebcn fiibrten, buben elmer In-
,dbl Golpbops in Der gt1be BON @i.
leite, @po., eilr @eiedt geiieiert. Sn
Sample puroen 5lpei GoDbops aet0O,
tet ilno mebrere Nnoianer iollen per-
ipunoert iporben iein. Ter blitige
3iiiatnmenitoB eriolgte, ols Die Totb-
bGnte oen 8erilth nadten, oos pon
ocn Gowbops gebiitete gicb an iteb-
len. Gie Snbiuner trieben cine 9In.
,abl Hinoer oapon, 'dlad)tetcn lie
uno nabmen ous 5leiid nit iii ibr
Eager. Sit ben Milit1rsnrriionen
Ser 9tadbarid)ait bcrrid)t grobc Rib.
rigteit uno oemrddit miro cine Irup,
pen 9lbtbeiltng nad @iIeite geinnot
iueroen. Inn oie rduberiiten Snoianer
ein5niangeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
2ln6e6age,t
rta& oer't
@Ge,t.

2ellte, Die nad Dem GIien bon Dem
@eTiibl Der lleberfiillltng unSSdppere
niebergeoriidt peroen llno ipeIhen
bdlliig Die Gobrllng ais 3u idttuer iino
oriideno i'm Wfagen liegeno erldeint
pber Die an Seritopfung, innerliben
Sdmorrboioen, 9llltan0rang nab
Dem aopi, Masenidnre, Neisung gum
9rc6eu. Soobrennen aupflpeb, 8i-
neripillen gegen 9tabrung, 9Idbun.
9en, Sinfen poer 3lattern Ser Ser5-
tbGtiafeit, beoriidcnoen ooer eritiden.
Den 8eiiiblen bei'm Nieoerleget, Be.
nonlmenbeit bei'm ploblihen 9luf-
iteben, Bunften ober iSIimmern Dor
oen gligen, Iieber uub bumpfem
Sd)tner5 I'M 8opf, mangelnoer
SdpueiBentluidelllng, @elbild)t Der
Saut ilnb Scr glugen, Sbmer5en iit
Der Seite, Der @ruit, oen 8lieoern
uno al plobliben piBegefitblen lei.
ocn, iollten ein paar Goien autpenoen
Don 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Yoitocbit cutsogcn,
9ebor6e legt einem Gbicago'er
Shminoel llnterncbmen 0oS
Sanopcrf.

Sbninoel llntcrncbmen 0oS
$oanoncrf.
Gbicogo, 10. Sftober. - Cine
Sdlpinoclgelellicbait, Die bier i'm
Mnrquette 8eb1ltoe lmter oem 9tu.
men yGailp Wnrfet Sorccnlt" ibrc
Spefltlation uiti oie Ilnrnen nit
grobcm @rfolgc betrieb. lit BON HoIt-
Snipeftorcn ouigcboben mororn. @e-
gen Die ltnterllebner, an oercn Spite
elm Mann, 9fomenS u. Is, Collins,
alias Sarris @oteS ltnno, bat oie
Eoltperlpoltllng cine 9etrlt9Sorore
erlalfcn. SSn Dem .GailD Wtortct
,Sorecolt" lplroc ben 2ellten, oie nid)t
ole iucr0en, lpertbpolle 96rien Sn-
formation periprodcn. Sbrcn Sum
Ben ollten Mtittcl unO 8eae oiicns
bart meroen. mic Wliliondre iiber
Nnht acnaht peroen." Gieie loden-
DC 9lusiid)t, 6ncll reid 5il 1uerocn,
marc oer 2elten poraebaItcn, oie tag
LID So bis $50 fir bic @orien Gpr-
ntSiugungcn ser S6pitbelgeieu.
id)nit bc5ablen molltcn. 8ebeinniB.
poll mltpoe angeoeiltet. Ole llnterneb-
mcr gSips" ieicn in Der Gage, iiber
bcuorltebenbe groBe 9orlenmonGner
an Der @naltrnBe lmo om biciigen
@ooro auf SrnOe rcdt5eitig Wiittbei.
hung 81 naben Tic per Ypit ouS'
gcianoten Sdwinoel Eroipefte be-
iogten: nWiaion1re mer6en iiber
Nodt geld)oifcn mcrocn. @enn Sic
Nei2llng fir oie fas5inrcnbe llno 9e-
pilmbrngenoe <nit 0eS Spetuli'
rcnS perlpiircn bet6ciligen Sic lid
an inherent llntcrnehmen luro perbel-
len Sic iid 81 einigen Sheiben Der
rMelonen, Die angeidnitten tueroen
lolten. @clcgenbeiten lpcrben lid bic.
ten nit eiuer glnIo0e bon 500 eilten
@elpinn bon $1,000 unb nit $1,000
gleih $4,000 5u ucroienen." @iner
Ser Siclell Die ouf oen Sein 9illgelt,
mndte ole Eoltbe6oroen ouf ocn
Sdpinbel ollimerfiom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
8cridtet.

Columbia, &, 10. Oft. -
COMMANDER Sobnion, Gin poblboben-
Der @ciBer, Wclher Dor Sabresiriit
bcn gaptiiten @eiltIihen Sormon
:. 8rainger crmorbete. neil i'm Der.
iclbe eiucS cbebrederiid)en IerbGlt.
uiiies nit Charlotte Simmons oenltn.
jirtc, iuitroc beute bier burb Den
Strnilg bingcrihtet. Scine Srellnoe
batten gebrobt, i'm i'm lebten gluoen.
blif gelpnltIon 5it beireien, lno cine
0onipagnie Iiiij mar oesbalb Su9e-
gen. lie Sinridtlmg perlief ocsbolb
obnc ieglide Storung. Charlotte
Sinlnons lit als Otitihnloige an Dem
@oroe auf 2e6ens5eit in's 3ubtbals
aeibidt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Sas ManfO i'm llnterId)abamt.

ct. 2oilis, Wfo., 10. Gfto6cr. -
Ser Gbef bes 9unoes.@ebeinibicnite5
gSilfie lit bier in eihe llnteriud)unn
ilber oos Diollfo bon $6t 200 in ocn
YeitGnben oeS ct. 9uuis llnterihat.
untes eill9etreten. ltnteribobonits.
SefretGr 5bonin. i. glifens erfI1rtc,
ooB Die llnterid)uhs Der 9eitdnoc
ctlpo 5inei @ohcn in anipriiH nebmen
miiroe, unO Dob crit Damn feItpeitcnt
iperoen f6nnte, ob lpirflib Elm Wonfo
oOer ein Srrtbum borliege.
(Sp1ter. - Inter ShaBmeiltcr
aitens iltspcnoirte BETTE Der gBnping
Gcder" Mnribau .. 6crgllion bis
ouS 9tcilltnt Ser llnteriudrn0 iiber
Oos Nanfo ieitaeItcGt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Captain glmnnoicn crreid)t Gun
csranciseu.

Srancisco, 10. DIT. -
Die norlucgiibc Sdalippe y@ioo, "
in melfer GopitGn Sionalb Nmilnoieu
ber mognetiiden Yol feititellte llno
Oie NorOpeit Eniiogc pollenoetc, lit
onf ibrer sSobrt bonn Gnget Slno
bierber auf Der Sobe pon Eoint
Hcpes aeidtet rorben. Cine Ielega-
ton 9iirger f1brt Der Sdpaluppe oui
Sem 3oIlOampier r@oloen @ote"
cntgegen I'm i'm bierber 81, bcglciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
,,Stanoaro Gil Go." in eritcr Snitan5
idnlbia bcfmnbcn.

8inOlop, o, 10. Sftober. -
Gad elmer lungen, 30 Stlnoen
bauerubcn @cratbung CAB Die Sltrp
INN 4.35 bcute iriib in Dem bier pom
Staatc Ohio geiiibrten Ero5eile &c.
gen ole ,Staroorb Sil So" geiiibr.
ten EroSciic Elm Gerbift ob, pelhcS
Die 9cbtere elmer COMPUTATION 5ur
Sentlnllng Ocs Sonoels i'm @ioer.
ipril6e 81 Dem &alentine'lhen slnti-
3rult- -@eieb ldulbig erflort Nie
Gompognie miro binnen 0rei Sagen
einen slntrag duf einen neuen Ero.
5eB Itellen llnO meitere longnicrige
@eribtsperburOlilngen perocn eriol.
Qen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Strife nnS 2pfemt beemoct.

Sotlanb, Gol., 10. Sftober. -
Ter 2pdoltt, uelfer pergangenen
Wiontoa bon oen sirbeitgcbern uno
Gontroftorcn IN sIlameoa.Gountp err
fl6rt norocn lpar itno olle Arbeits.
tb1tigfeit 3nm StiIliiano gebraht
bate, lit luieoer aufgeboben tporben.
Gbenio baben Die Mrbeiter ben felt
5ipei @od,en w1brenoen Strife iiir
beenoigt erfldrt, Gie llnion'2obnrate
lit beiuilligt lporoen, oIle iibrigen Dill
feren3en iollen I'M 9rbitrationsluege
grleoigune finocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
iSrnn Nnpis bccrbiat.

q Gi6mono, Sa., 10. Sftober.
Ger 3ug, mclcber ole 2eihe Der 6rou
,Seiferlon Gapis pon Help.Dorf bier.
Ter brahte, fam beute Tornlittug
bier al uno puroe pom @ouuerl1eur
gaiion, Ionic ourd) 9lbtbeilungen
conioocrrter Seternnen in @mpiang
genommen uno nnh Der ct. Eau'S
aatbeornle eSfortirt. Der 2eiben.
@pttesoienIt iono BORT am Tahmittog
inter grober getbeilieung ltott uno
nm 3 llbr iruroen Die lleberreite 5l
@rabp getragen. Dtaior Spen, Or.
:. Sarrie 3ep, Oberit 9beobore G.
Gasfins, or. Yerrp &c 2con itno
,Srou Soicpb Eilliber begleiteten bic
9eihe bon 9tep.Oorf bicrber.
,Sn ginflange NIT eitcr bonn @oit.
perneur Snanion erlaiieneit BrofIn.
nation bIieben beilte GadJmittog ole
StuatsGmter geihloiYen, unb ser
8puperneur, loluie ole iibrigen
Stoutsbcomten pobnten Dem Seidsn.
@ottesoienIt BET. aud) Die it1otiihen
9lemtcr lpllrOen nm Die Mittogsitllroe
geihloiien, Inn aiib ben itabtii6cn
Veamten 8elcgenbeit 5ii geben, an
ser 9eeroigung tbeil5ullebncn. Die
eslagge nlf oem Stautsfapitol tpebtc
auf 6albmait. Gin gruBer Seider.
sug, IN lpelfent piele nlilit1riid)e ullb
biirgerli6e Organiiatioiien nertreten
maren, geleitete Die lleberreite gum
@rnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

Eoronto, Snt., 10. Sftober.
slni oem 9lltsitelhingsplase lpiroen
oas 3ransportBebduoe, Die Saupt-
Sribiiue uno Die 9iebltaalmgen olirf
t5cuer 5erltort. SerluIt $i30.000.
SanSronciseo 10. Oft. -
Ter Silterbabnboi Der .Soutbern
Yaciiie. Balm" az Scr 9errpitraBe.
5uiid)en ). uno 6. Sirabe, lit in
5lauillen uligegallgeil. Shaoen
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

opell ullgelHDrleH SelpeH peIIelelt
meroen.
O. Gesember 1906.
Jiaopab & Co. giepsDort
SSertbc Qerreu Sn gesug ani AaowapS
9iIer piinicbe i'd ~ iagen. oub Id nieuials
reeno elm peiImiteI gefuHoeH babe, bas oeu'
iclben gIei6 1T.
2Sibreno oer Iebien sipei Sabre lit id an
nerpbfer Sbspeiie mno 8eritppiiins. Gadb bem
Giien oerfpiirie ID Elm GefibI eer Sdpere i'm
DloeeR uub oes grbrs6ens. bate Gdmsraeu
unb mar i6pnoid i'm aopf uno oaun wurbe
i'd ncrpcs. SD prohirie Mtes.s mas NIT euis
piobIen ipar D,ein alrsi fagie rnir. bab th
dbrcnifde geritcpfling iIno eineif lauren wlaeen
babe IS bali mir Gin iperia, aber furtrte
Mid nidtt Sd mar fdit bersneiieIt. 9noIidb
bciroa mid elm 5reuro, qHubipap's RiIlen" 5u
ncbner, mas i'd aud ibat. limb icb fnse nit
Serguiieen. bah fIe mir nitt MIR 2inocruug
pcrfrbaften. tonoern IHit pofttip fnririen Cos
gar natacm id iie eii paar 1age senommen
bate. arbeiteie Der N3neen regular uuo bic
oDSpeptihen Spnlptone fino berf6ipnnoen.
Sect fibIe i'd mid juie Gin neuer Weufh.
Wibge eoit Gle nnb Shre iunnoerbnre Weoi.
ain ieenen. 2d ber6iebe Sbr
y. Q. 1rertcr, sluentoipn, Va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Sob 1T ben Sylammen.
3ebn Manncr in Birmingham mmac,
fpmmcn.

@elei6t purbe Oas tScucr our6
IGuber ongelegt. - .Stonooro
Sil Gp." in Ohio elmer Gonipiro.
tim ii6erfiibrt. - SSrau Seller
ion 0auiS in Gicbnpno sur 9fube
gebettet, SclbIhnoro elmer
geiltcsfronfen Io6tcr oeS9ii6ofS
Seurp 6. Eotter in einem Soni-
tariltnl. Gr 9lmoesicnutor
9iolpb Burton bon &anias tritt
Ieine Saitltraie an.
. irm in y m, 9llo., 10. DIT
- 9urh eiu Seller, peId)eS slpiihen
2 uno 3 llbr beute iriib onS bieligc
aoltbauS Der Srml &. e. @attlep an
Der 3. 9lpenie einaihcrte, fomen 5ebn
Wten6en INNS 2cben, 5lpei purben
lebensgef1brlih un0 ein britter ipcni-
ger be0enflih perlett. 9lQe Spfer
idlicien i'm Sipeiten Stodlperf. Die
Ilammen perbreiteten iib 10 raid,
oob iogar oie 9emobner oeS untercn
Stodlperfs MIR nit frapper 9totb ooS
nofte Sebcn retteter. Der gan5e Sn-
bolt bcS SauleS ncrbrnnnte. Wfnn
pernnltbet baB ons Serer ourG
9ranoltiitun9 entitolto, llno sSrau
8attlep mill @runo 5l Der 9lnnobnic
bobeh ooB Ginbreher ooS Sous on.
5iinoeten, I'm ibr Yliinoerun9Smerf
SIT peroeden. @s befnnoen lib on 20
I'M Snule, inlt ouslhlieB-
lid StroBenba6n' 9eoienitcte sSrou
unb ibrc 5lpei Sobue emit
fanlen.
Gie @etobteten lino: @.9t. Nidols,
SfraBenbaDn Gonottttellr; 3. y,
9teaL StrnBen6nbn Gonoufteur; ".
y. Suplor, Strobenbobn Motor.
n,ann; q. 6. asreltou, Gonoufteur; /;
Gbporo Galopcll, Niotornann; s.
y. Senibam, Gon0ufteur; 8oroon Q.
burns, Niotornlann; @m Z. Sail,
Gonbufteur; @. y. 2ipingltou,
StobI.9lrbciter; Die q. 6ineS, 9ln.
aeItellter Der r9irnl,rgbnm Saint &
8laB Gp."
Gcrlebt mltrocn: &. 6. Sentih,
StraBenbobn Gonbuftcur; u. 8.
Sroutnon, Motorman; G. e. aeitb,
angeltellter ser StraBenbobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
>l2aomap's
~ YiQell

ilno rein besciabiIlicb uno san5 8uperdffia.
Seiuirien poafommene Scrbauina, bonitdnbise
Ibforbiruna ilno eeftnee Heeelmdbisfeit.
3ur Sur uou alien aeibsn ses w,asens, ber
8codrne, ber Wierem, Der Slaie. pom nsru5ien
aramfbeiten. SamurrhuiDeu, supi'pep unp anen
Scberieiben.
Rreis % Gents bic ShahieI sSro bon al.
len sIpcbeiern berIdiift uno pct Bot nneb
@mpfdng bcS Beirages berfanbf
yiaoiuap d 60, 30 Gin. Strabe. ReiusDorf.
(2l - ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
8atimorc Wlo. samaae ocu 20 cto6cr 1906.

8onlaS miro Sen ibm ouferlcgtcn
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-21
To Abolish Tooth Emblem.

There is possibility that the pres
ent national convention of the Benevo
lent and Protective Order of Elks, now
in session az Denver this week, will
take decisive action to abolish the elk
tooth as the emblem of that order. The
Elks of Colorado are behind the move
ment, and there are 21 lodges of that
o'der in the state, and they expect to
be successful in thei7 efforts.
One of the leaders in the movement
is John A. Mcclure, editor of Outdoor
Life, a well-knOwn sporting paper of
Danver. He states that a connected
move is to be made by the spOrtsmen
of the Western states to Nave the grand
lodge take some action toward either
completely abolishing the use of teeth
in the future or at least discourage the
practice. He declares that it is a fact
that many trappers and hunters in
and Utah make a speciality of
killing both bull and COW elk fos the
purpose of securing teeth. He states
that the earcasses are left to rot after
the teeth are removed.
Each elk has but two teeth, and it
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-21
WHEN SHOULD
THEY MARRY

Surprise and amazement following
the lecture of Professor Charles Zue
bin, of the University of Chicago, al
Chicago Tuesday night, in which he ad
vocated probationary marriage" has
given away to indignant protest and
demand that the dissemination of
such radical and evolutionary views
at the midway seat of learning cease.
Trustees of the university are being
told on all sides that the delivery of
the sensational lecture marks the
point where the application of a cuyb
is imperative and emphasizes the i'm.
mediate necessity of the appointment
of a strong head to succeed the late
President Harper and guide the desti-
nies of the great school.
A very different view was expressed
by the secretary Of the institution who
declared for free thought and speech.
Startling Views of Marriage.
Here are some of the things Profes-
or Zueblin said in his lecture:
"Thve can be and are hollier alli-
ances without the marriage bond than
within it.''
Marriages in the United States are
nothing but property arrangement"
"Women are merely dupes for men
under the cloak of marriage relation
ship"
Every mortal man or woman has
room for more than one person in the
heart.'
"Our attitude toward Gorky and his
wife was nothing but hydrophobia.
"Our present attitude toward mar.
riage makes friendship impossible"
Man and Woman Defined.
"Man is beefy and animal; woman
hystericaf and deformed."
"Most people are dirty physically
and mentally and morally"
"No clean minded person can object
to the nude"
"Like politics and religion we have
taksn for grated that the marriage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-21
.ALLA
WALLA
STREETS

"Walla Walla, Wash, is mucl
smalle' town than Salem as far as pop
ulation is concerneh," said Eben La
Fore this morning, "but the people
there certainly have Salem skinned
when it comes to streets and side
walks
Mr.. LAHORE, who is a member of the
grocery firm of John Hughes, has just
recently been to Walla Walla and fire.
quently stops in that town. He has
always noted the pavements there and
has looked into the proposition and
talked with the street commissioner,
and the business men of that city on
the subject.
"Nearly all the business streets in
Walla Walla are paved" said Mr.. La
Fore, "either with asphalt or bitholi'
thic and they go in for wide sidewalks.
Most of the sidewalks are widened out
to twenty feet, and are graded to
the leveI of the center Of the street.
All of the streets there are as wide
as the Salem streets and the paved
thoroughfares and wide walks adds
greatly to thd appearance of the
buildings and to the city. Most Of
the merchants there that talked with
said that beyond question the appear
ance of the streets made general bust
ness better, that it gave the town
more citifed appearance, added TO the
pleasure and convenience of the peo'
pie who came to town to tuade and to
market and was unquestionably an
important factor in the city's prosper
ity.
"We certainly want some improve
ment in the streets in Salem" Mr.. La
Fore went on to say, "and the sooner
we get at it the better it will be for
The town and the people. There is
no city in the country that has any
streets of more natural beauty than
Salem, and we owe it to ourselves to
get to work and pave them"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-21
Jerome 70 Speak in birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, July 2o--The an
nual banquet of the board Of trade OF
this city. which will take place this
evening, promises to. be a memorable
affair. owing to the fact that William
Travers Jerome. the district attorney
Of New York, win be the guest Of honor
Of the evening. and win deliver the
principal address. 1t is expected that
municipal reform and purity of poll
ties in general viii be the topic Of his
addsess.