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liebtbeit erfreute uno oae 8ertraueu
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ibm in Berihrung famen. gr mar
elm eifriger Singer une ala 8rUf.
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iibernabm er bic 2eitung Der Com.
fDrter 2ieoettafel. bic inter Ieiner
DIRECTION manb ih6ner1 triumph
feierte. Das 6iniheioen oes brauerl
Wtonnes miro nibt nur in Comfort,
i0noern i'm aartaen @ebirge ttef ems
pfunoen meroen uno aIQemeiae
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gutter Burger, iuraliher Samilien'
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rid BON Sort @ortb nil beirn oprti.
gen 9iitrtttaerift cine gingabe mo.
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geiebt.
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auf uneefdbr 20. 900 @dite unb bat
lth oemgemdB purbereitet.
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cine 3ocal Dption.N bitimmuna ab.
halten. Die 8emeaunq Qebt BON ben
Nnti' 8rpbibitipniften aus.
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tannteiten uno unternebmenoiten
Burger BON gaaIe BaR, muroe auf
ieiner 6armt in Der @d6e iener Gtaot
tot auf9efuneen. 9ulh mar erit 46
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bile, Fam aber i6ori afs &ino nit
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mar elmer Der erften Bem1iferuna8.
farnter iener @eaeno unb Der erIte,
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lager be9ann.
- Sn Comfort, 100 &c Sur &ur
tuetlte, itarb Tbepbpr Beilbarb. Ell.
uer Der betannteiten beutlhen Bir.
ger BON Dallas. Der 8erftorbene
mar Steinbauer nDn 6auie aus uno
bat ie1ter als G%pntraEtur cine Nnaabl
Der ar0Bten Bauter in Dallas anfz
gefisrt. Sc mar elmer Der erfter. Der
ben rotten Becos. Sanofteiu 81 Baus
ten permenoete.
8eiu, Baben i'm @bite @od
Greet, ungefdhr iehs Weilen pon
DaIas, ertrant ber elfidhrige Souls
@ipf.
- Die @enerals Nnualtlhoft bat
entihieoen, oaB ielbft giienbanfon.
outteure, uenn tie nebenbei Elm Of
fsntlides Nmt bethlehem, fir lire
Jahrt auf Der @iienbabn besahlen
mifien.
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9abeim it 8elt.

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ttnb bpdb TIT Der beflaste Rann,
8ieleift fusnr am beitem bran,
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IS TIT utft ales @plb, mas pl6ust,
&ndb BET BEN &eiiea finSet gar
Gin MtanGer orin elm eflia Saar.
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Sak man ben Griib5ng aidbt rerpnkt,
SGs Sriibittid tuirD neridludt In Gtr,
Der Magen triest ntGt gaW5 feiu Sell.
Die Mtttnss5ett fousunt aud 10 fGweR,
DON TIT bps Gfieu i'm Sotel
Ntbt tulrter, pie man "a gebnfft,
Sn %ntidltern, ST. berialsen oft.
MiGa uaadht Bet betkent epnnenbraAs
aud oft @artieu tber 2anb,
Spu Gt6ub unb @titdem arg senirt,
uuo tagt, bak man int amiifirt.
Snbefen Hre6t Der MANN 81 Saas
SebasIta feline giieber aas,
uuo tint bic Site tim gu mel,
60 bfeibt CT bait tra 9aesitsee.
CT fdAt itt tudbeu, mas linn fdmedt,
gu pans lit tim iein Slid sebedt,
limb oaritet i'm, 10 bat er bier
Cant nab ieta sRtes 2une STAT Sttr
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Damn san5 5ufrte6en por fj tia.
@seia saabbar fdtrt iett Snrdb BITE @ett,
Sun - Sesem, pie es Tim sefaat.
SD tustf, er trifft tn benz 0aepter
9tdss beIeres an, ute 2pne etar Htss.
Sas bab' i9 aan i'm eis'atn sseR,
rHf' Id aus: Sabeim 1T gsfI
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sana, Iebe Der asnia,

beiBt eS i'm nlteu europa, nber Bier
snIanoe: lonae lebe Or. Rina's
Neue @ntoe6une, Der R6nio Der
0ala' uno 2un9enbeilmittel, pom benz
Mre. Julia &boer Baine, 9ruru.
Wtaf.. iagt: Sic nerfehlt ME, Iufprt
30 linoern uno ibnel 6uften unb
ert6ltung au beilen." Nnoere beif6.
tiaen oiee. Die reue gutbeduuo
BELT, nndoem Gnoeree erfDlplos ift,
fider. @nrantiert BON 10. Dreis
uno 81. @0hn & 60. so Gents un6
s1.00. BrObefaihe frei.
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nm smnaert aeatt, ems

81 tuetten, uIuB man ieiner Sa0e febr ft6er
fein. Benn es ft6 aber nm cine &ette bar
iiber bdnbetB foute, ipeI&es Die bette ar5enei
aeeeH Sdmorrbotoen it, 70 Tam maj, eetroft
zaufer6 ober aud 8ebntaufer5 eeeen Gins
nnf Or. Silsbee's beriibnrtes 5dmorrboiberts
3eiImitteI Nuafeffs tuetten. 2aufenoe nnb
3ebntaufenoe, ueI9e bur@ biefe beiIfrdftfgen
gtu6ISdpf@en furtrt tuorben nfio. beitdtigen
boiler 9anfbarfeit. baB NnnfeTfs 2inberune
unb 3eilu1g brtnst, no ale anberen MsttteI
ber slerdte nH6 apotbefer berfaeen. groben
frei bon g. saeafabter nab Co., gur 2416,
sssw 0s1I.
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Gtm f~eltfanes Nretante.

NniOs s. Sing. iOnie aaus Sort
S9roti. ". y. beaeuat: .Budlens
Nrnica Solbe beilte Die @unoe an
l1tel1etn Gein, an Der ida fiber so
Sabre litt, id bin iebt IS Sabre alt. "
@arar1ttert. Bu babeu BET No. 9reiB
unb %. Gobn & 60.
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Sebrer gefm6t

fir bic &ebscca Greet SHule, i.us
9eutih. u. @naliih unterrihten Ton.
men uno minoeftens gertilient Bier
&laiie BADEN. Yerbeiratet purneso.
gen. 10 Wionate SHule; $40 mo.
natIih, freie Bobnunn unb SoIa.
Ipplitonten m6aen fih tuenoen an
Ism. s. Semtid, 9rufee,
Cranes Win, @omn( Co., Ter.
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Ser(amfem.

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6ano bod, Brand D. A. an Der 6if.
te, snei uei6e 6interfnse. 2iberale
8elohnune. ~. S. SimsIetsn,
lila Woro'S adberrp. StraBe,
Gan NntoniD, geras.
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Oes @pIbatenGebtnB
balo il b puroe Der 9obn bee
berftorbeneu Observation-Disclosures
STEPHEN 9arris bon 8ucprus, 8, Ga
bin 9arris, Der i'm Wtdra bersangenen
Sabrss in bic 9unbesarmee eingetrez
ten mar. benn tiirali9 bat er fi9 nit
$120 losgetauft. 5orris 1T elm gutter
S4aufpieIer unb es errssts ni6t se-
rtnges Gritaunen, aIs er In bic Mrmee
etntrot. Gr nirb fi9 mad Soma Be.
afber. mo- er cine sarm beiibt.
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Die retsense Trau

brandt ni6t pouenoet ih6n gu leiu,
oenn mande Srau befibt bic beruun.
oerte @taenihaft natirliher SriIde;
cine tr6ntfibe baeeee1 lit ME
ar'muteno. electric Bitters aiebt bic
erwinfhten giaenidaten. @oran.
ttert nnn Go. DreiB uno &C. gu6n s.
Go. so Gents.
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Sci einem Weriud,p Mo

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Salne. cine 5000 SuB bobe @ebirass
lslBe in ben Sal3bureer Glpen, au
ertletterr. 1T elm Stem 0orter 9uu.
rtlt Narners Senrp 3utnet abae.
ittirst. Der unalidlehe, Der ihmere
Uerlesurger e~rlitteu bat, blieb, uah.
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ourb Elm 8unoer auf einem Selsour.
ipruttg am &anoe elmer 1900 IuS
ttefen Shludt bdnaen. 6ier Lao &c
itu1oenlana bemuBtlos, bis er BON
etf1taeu Bauern bemertt uno unter
unidaliher Wtibe eerettet muroe.
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Gamen.Gths.

glfte Bed glisabetb Bed 30 8 @re.
I1er - 2t5ate Bed : Sobanna 9iebel -
s VI @raa9olt -annie Si6ner = gonrob
36dten : SDpb e 4an6mebr - elizabeth
3amm - Elite Neibte - Rurn 8 Wors
tin - emma Nibal = Rinno Rechuer
= annte uImann - Cha 8oat CLARA
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U 8 Resbitt.
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125 SUB 6ausfeua (5runt) in pu.
tenn Buitanoe. @absufragen in Der
Office oer ~Sreie Brehe".
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Seine Warter tanr nit Der BON
&heumatismuS oeralihen uerben.
Neaept NO. 1851, BET elmer &
Msaeab. linoert lmneusnQes.
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bic sefdr9tete aranFbeit, bic 70 bieIe Menf6en
benz @eefier beS Gperateurs IberIiefert. TIT
bdufie bic SoIge uHregeImdBieer nrb nree,
riieenoer 9dtisfeit oeS Msaeens urb ber Sin.
eefpeibe. 9iefe Organe gu reeeInldBieer 9ds
tigtett anreeert. betBt, bic tobbrineeube aranfs
belt abipenben. Die 81. Bernard Rrdllter.
ptaen, bic nod aItbetudbrtem Sfesept MIR aus
ben reinfteH characterization berseftent speroen,
itlo has etn5ige, 5iberIEbiee Ws!tteI. I'M Mlas
gen. Gingeiuetbe. 2eber unb sieren gu reeeI
mdBteer Tdtieteit au5ureeen.
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@er fi& ielbft besminet, befreit
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
RECALL PRINCIPLES.

= OMMENTING on the new city government
- of Desmoines, Iowa, in which the Intia
ton and Referendum is a conspicuous feature,
the Baltimore American believes that the recall
principle may prove Of much benefit. In the
Desmoines plan, under a petition signed by
twenty-five per cent. of the voters, an elective
officer may be subject to removal unless his acts
are approved by majority of the voters. In
the practical operation of the recall plan, it has
been found that the system is seldom invoked,
but it is good thing to have the threat OF
recall hanging over the heads of officials who
inclined after they have been elected to office, to
forget their responsibilities to the people whose
representatives they are supposed to be.
The recall principle may operate to improve
municipal government. Certainly no harm can
come of it, And if the recall should operate to
make municipal officials more devoted to the
welfare OF the people, how much more effective
would it be when applied to members OF Leg
islature, especially to State senator's, who are
chosen for a term of four years, and who must
be endured for that length of time, no matter
what their records at their initial session at law
making might prove to be. If we had a system
of recall in Delaware, for instance, that could be
applied to State Senators who show early in a
session that they stand for everything advocated
by special interests and for,nothing that is for
the benefit of the people, how much more careful
would those senators be?
Too often they disposed arrogantly TO defy
the wishes of their constituents and bow meekly
to the lash of the private or special interests
whenever it is cracked.
The new Desmones charter is attracting much
interest throughout the country and its practical
application may result in an advance in municipal
government or it may show that the people lack
sufficient interest in their own welfare and are
content that the rens Of government shall be
held by those who make politics purely busi-
ness matter being permitted to do so simply be-
cause of the indifference of the mass OF the
voters.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
Monday, July IS, 1907.
THAT ABSURD WATER BARGAIN.


HAV1NG made bad recommendation that
4 4 the Water Commissioners withdraw their
objections to the proposed surrender by the city
of its right in the water monopoly, it will soon
develop whether the Water Commissioners will
take this ill-timed advice
Be it remembered that the Mayors Cabinet,
or the City Executive Board reached decision
to make this unworthy recommendation to the
Water Commissioners at a secret star chamber
session behind closed doors Having finished its
thought upon this subject, it was announced that
in the future the sessions of the cabinet would be
opened At first it was given out to the public
that no decision had been reached, but that the
matter would be further considered at sup
posedly future session of the board. On top Of
this presumed status OF the case came the send
ing Of an authoritative communication TO the
Board of Water Commissioners, recommending
that they withdraw opposition to the socalled
bargain
The recommendation to the Water Board IS
leveled evidently at Mr. Knox, the new commits
sioner The old board was opposed to the sur
render of the city's water monopoly, but, as we
have pointed ont, there has been change in the
complexion of both the Water Board and the
Street and Sewer Department OF late, and 1t is
not definitely known, or at least those concerned
have made no official statement as to their ath-
tudc regarding this application of the Delaware
Water Company for permission to use the streets
OF the city for the purpose of laying their pipes.
Commissioner Knox has a splendid opportunity
TO take firm stand for the interests OF the peo-
pie Of this city. lie has chance TO ally him
self against this i'll advised course OF the City
Executive Board and to stand out firmly for the
preservation Of the citys water rights in their
integrity, and not to permit, if he prevent it,
tho surrender Of thosS viehts to private corpo-
ration that, in fact, will - competitor of the
city in supplying water
We do not believe the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors would give this permission to the Delaware
Water Company against the protests OF the
Water Commissioners, and a recommendation of
the Water Board tliat this privilege be granted
10 the Delaware Water Company would seem to
MS to mean--putting it mndly-that the Water
Commissioners were not watching carefully to
safeguard the interests OF the people Of this city
who own the water works.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
QUEER Do1Nos IN CHESTER.

= HESTER has a serious social problem that
- is pnzzling The philosophical editor Of The
Times Of that city. lie viii solve it before he
finishes his patient and painstaking investigation.
1t appears that a number Of hold-ups and high
way robberies have occurred lately in that city,
and the police there-they are the kind that
change, we believe, with each incoming admins
tration-have evolved theory for their failure
TO drag in the footpads and hale them before a
court OF justice The Chester police have thought
over the matter long and seriously They have
concluded that many of the alleged depredat;ons
OF highwaymen and footpads exist in the inagi-
tions OF the victims. There were no rcbberies
at all. That is an easy solution.
Why the reports OF such robberies? Then we
enter the realms Of domestcity. The good wife
appears Hubbies have been out. The Chester
police suspect that instead OF being robbed by
a vicious and unfeeling footpad, the bubbles
spend their money in "a club room orgie in this
city (Chester), lose their money at cards" and
then tell the patrolman that they have been
robbed by footpads.
~The story Of the robbery is invented to ex.
plain to the wife Of the alleged victim where tho
money went" say the police.
The Times continues that il "is known only tC
abe police and few friends that some men who
eefrain from the flowing bowl at home, slip of
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
NEW TOBACCO TAX RULES
Internal Revenue Regulations, Effective
August I, Are Approved.

WASHINGTON, July 15--Secretary Cor
telyou and Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue Capers have approved the revised
regulations for internal revenue taxes on
tobacco which will become effective on
August 1.
OF special interest is the change in sec
ton 1860 OF The Revised Statutes, which.
under former rulings required more
elaborate system in the government books
at the warehouses and places Of business
OF the dealers than Is now required. This
section is now construed TO require the
entry of the name and address Of every
person TO whom tobacco is sold, but 1t
does not require. as heretofore, that the
names and addresses OF farmers from
whom tobacco is bought be entered, with
the distinct provlso. however, that the
original warehouse books are no contain
the name of every farmer and the num-
Der Of pounds purchased from him and
the date of the purchase. 1t Is also provd-
ed that these warehouse books are to be
always open to the inspection Of the
proper government officials.
Another important change is that where
leaf dealer makes a sale to another Leaf
dealer but holds the tobacco in his ware
house. subject TO the order Of the pur'
chasing dealer, the original dealer shal
enter the sale at the time made and tho
purchasing dealer shall make cores
ponding entry.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15

quietly to the neghborng city Of Philadelphia to
enjoy quiet drunk, but when these tipplers on
the sly come home with full head on an empty
pocletbook they should not charge footpad
with despoiling them and place the police in
position to be criticised especially as some Of
these midnight celebrants would oftimes sleep
in the streets were it not for the kindly aid Of the
man on the beat"
Think Of these foxy Chester creatures, who
can make their wives believe that every time they
arc away on quiet drunk" a footpad has seized
them.
A Wilmington hubby would have to be a
bright one indeed who could tell that story on
his wife more than once and he would be lucky
il she would accept it a single time We confess
we doubt the correctness Of the solution Of the
footpad question by The Times and the Chester
police.
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
Personal and Pertinent

The of the amateur gardener very amusing
TO others, but decidedly real TO the who has spoiled
in his effort to make things
young man. recently married early in the spring Sc
cured suburban place mainly with the idea of FRESH
home grown vegetables" Every evening he would hurry
through his supper and rush out TO his garden where
ne displayed more energy than skill But, alas! When
many little green things began break the ground in
his neighbors gardens his remained as bare as the
1T certainly has got beat" he conaded friend
az ms once one day Il can't understand why not
blessed thing has come up. 1 planted peas and corn
and tomatoes"
Perhaps the seed were defective" the friend sug-
4 hardly thing it was that the gardener replied FOR
got the very hest-paid 10 cents can for them.'-
Philadelphia Public Ledger
"she's a little Sunday trick that a good many
women know said observing policeman in the vi
cinity OF several churches says the New York sun,
Whenever see a woman give gentle kick. as that
did, TO handkerchief that one's dropped,
always know She hopes 10 hear the chnk of money. Es
pecaly Sunday mornings is money frequently found
knotted up I'm the corners of handkerchefs These in
Varsby belong women, who, suppose. haven't such
a thing a pocket and don't want to carry purse to
church. they put enough small change for contri-
button ana carare INTO the corner OF hanakechiet ana
tie it up When woman hears the metallic noise she's
hoping for she has to pick up the entire handkerchief
knife, the knot and pockets the money The other
Sunday morning saw man count out so cents which
extracted from the Of dsreputable looking
handkerchief II he hadn't given it a kick and heard
the chnk OF the coins he'd never have thought Of touch
ing it,"
Sir Robert Cranstpn, Of Edinburgh, scotland has the
camel beaten For siNty-one years he went without
drnl-that is drink of anything considered in Pitts
burg worth whle-but he is on the water wagon
says What to Eat"
with others of the distinguished guests, Sir Robert
IN the bar of the Hotel Scheney Pittsburg
when proposed toast 20 the 'aird of Skbo"
Cranston hestated for minute and then thinking
the mineral that he has consumed
he winked at the bartender ana remarked; "A little
claret please"
Il never had drink Of alcoholic liquor my life until
now he said, mot even Scotch whiskey, but when the
toast TO Mr.. Carnegie proposed broke sixty
one years thirst"
The ambitious young humorist had received from the
editor his offering OF jokes.
Il wonder why he didn't take them" said the young
humorist sadly.
Il shouldn't be surprised" said his Wife, III the editor
isn't these who don't understand Joke until
il explained them. If yoi should
them back him, with kind little telling him what
the point is IN each one"
The humorist did
10 ss surprise the editor accepted hts explana
! tionA--dudSe
Evening journal., 1907-07-15
KEEPS The KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Wilmington People Know How to
Save Il.

Many Wilmington people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are respon-
sible for vast amount of suffering
and in health, but there is no need
TO suffer nor TO remain in danger when
all diseases and aches and pains due
to weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use of
Doans Kidney Pills. Here is the state
ment of a Wilmington citizen who
has reclaimed good health by the use
OF this remedy:
James Solloway, POI Searles street.
Wilmington, Del, says: Il have used
Doans Kidney Pills and got more re-
lief from a single box than 1 ever re-
ceived from any medicine previously
taken. I had been suffering from a
lame and aching back for months. At
times right across the small Of my
back became so stiff, sore and lame
that 1 was rendered helpless and the
most eNcruciating palms all through
my back from my hips TO the back
of my neck, kept me awake nights and
would feel as if I was lying on a
bed of rocks, and TO turn caused sharp,
shooting pains to dart through me.
STOPPING. lifting or sudden. quick
movements also caused those sharp.
shooting pains. A friend told me about
Doan's Kidney Pills curing him Of the
same complaint some years ago. sent
TO Danforths Pharmacy and got box,
used them and never had anything act
so quickly and TO the point as they
Z did. and the good results TO last so
long I have not had any recurrence
OF the complaint since / took Doan's
/ Kidney Pills"
For sale by an dealers Price so
cents Foster -Milburn Company. Buff
falo. New York, sole agents for the
/ United States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no othor.