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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-02

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-02

Acting Mayor vreelard of Summit, New Jersey, in an appeal to users of motor cars, says: "To the careful driv- CTS want to express, on behalf of our citizens and myself, our appreciation for their observance of the law and rights of others. It is to them we are indebted for the few accidents experi- enced. To the reckless drivers, I would warn them that it must cease at once. The warning given by the police, that they drive carelessly, having been ig- nored, no further appeal or warning will be given. but effective measures taken to punish them"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-02

It is said that the Shah of Persia frequently changes his mind. Has Brother Bryan started in to be like the Shah of Persia?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
SDotlidDcr Surncnitidl.

Stom or 5, Cont, I. 9(pril, -
Die StoOt beflogt ben Gerlllit Der
oagenein bcliebten g(nno 6ree, ole
inter tro9ilden llmitdnoen itorb.
Gos 23.i0brige Wi1Od)en, oos ii6 gro.
Fer @cliebtbeit erircute, itad iid) Dor
bier @oden an Dem Corn elmer
Hoie; cine 9liitpergiftllng trot bin5it,
Die lid trot oller 8iirior9e perbreitete.
Sperotionen erpieien ii6 oils nits.
los, mo geitcrn Ibeno frat ser So0
ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

uno So6u 9ermpinfler fir ibrc ser
Organization qeleiiteten 0ienite goI'
benc WtcooiQen iiberrci6t. lllter Ocll
9(npcicnoen befon0en lid Der o9oIs
timore @opcrns@ erciu" Scr n9opcri.
i6e WGnncrdor," Ser nGcutId-llngo.
ride 2icocrfron5" mo Scr @eiang-
ucrcin uGintroht." DDS Nrrongc.
mcntS- Gomitc bcItono ans ocn $50.
6ron5 OItcrrncvcr, 2oui@ ". 2ont,
6riB &rifI, Sobn Nou mo Sobn
9crmuinflrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Nif cincr Bride uom ;3noc iibcrrnidt

Fitt@burM T.. Npril. - Nti
Der ilbcr Den Qllrtlc Grccf iiibrcl0ct,
l1idt lpcit bon bier gcIcgcncn @riidc
Der o9ciicnlcr & &ofc Gric @u6n"
mltrocn nrci Mtdnncr ourd cincn
Id)ncll lobrcnOcn Yoiiogicr6ll0 iibcrs
rnIft. 3luci BON Den MGnncrn bicl
ten lid an Den S6lpcQcn ielt, nit
lbrcn &0rpcrn iibcr Dem Nolicr
ld)ucbcno, nn0 licBcn Den 3ug iibcr
lid) iucg poiiircn. Der Critic, Ga.
mllcl Cardiac, murbc ourd) Den 3ltN
pon scr Nriictc bcrrmtcr geltoBcn, iic(
80 SUB tici ulo fam um1'S &cbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
gnf $4,000 sdnOcncriab ucrflaot.

Ser %ro5cB Der o9Idcr, McrroIl &
Gonoit 50. bon Ncm- yprf" gcgcll
George 81. Wtc@np BON Scr 6irn1o
&oppcr WcWam < 50. I'M $1,000
SdoOcnerIoB mcNcn o%ngcblidcr Iii.
fcrcnjcn nit Der 6irnn III icincr 81
gcnidnft ais @cifGitaiiiGrcr Scr bic.
ii0en 6ilioIc bc1anm Qcitcrn i'm
Sto0tNcrid)t 9tr. >. Nr. Wtc@olu Der.
follitc in 1903 lcin an Charles, nobc
Scrin1tonItrobc, 0clcgencS @cld)0it
an Die Nclu yorfcr 6irno, ood murr,
DC cr nit Ctncnl Wcbult bon $4,000
rminlldr0nttcr 8ci6Git1iiibrcr. Wtt.
@Mu loll l1lllL dis Der %0ic@iGbriQc
FohtpcrtroG iiir Ou@ @C60uoc in
1906 obIici NIT Nn0cltcaten Der 81.
liolc Der 9tcm. gorfcr ISirnlu %lllttcrs
bonollrngcn oltQCtniipft bubcll, Ounlit
iic IN icincn Ticnit trctcn ioatclr, GA
or ~onacblid) bcobiidtiNtc, IN ieincnl
oltcn @cih0it3lotoIc nod gIblnlf 0c5
Rodtucrtrn9c9 mic0er iciu ci0cneS
@cidJ0it 81 cr0iincr. 9tla scr Gud)t
pcrtru9 obgclouicn mar, obrlc bon
Nrlt, Wtc@om crncllcrt luorocu 5l
lcin, iultrOc bon S&. &oppcr mo
Woroen oomlulS Nngcltcltcn Der
Atcu' gortcr 6irmu, cine b0bcrc 81.
Icrtc gcmo6t, moOur6 sic NcusO or.
fer Iirmo ge5mungcn mor, $1,000
mcbr iiir oic Eodtumg Oc3 @ebGus
ocS 81 %bcjnbIen. @r. Mc@ou, mel,
der ocn Eo6tucrtrog iAlicBIib aus
l%icicrtc, mnBtc Sen folgcnocn Eo0
Ieine HciiGnotion cimeiMcn. Ger
S6o0cncriot mor oli Oie EiIidt Der
nodIGiiiAumq ocS Srn. Wic@om be.
griin0ct, Olrh mcl6c ser Sirn1u gro.
BE l(nfolten in Grlonglun9 0c& Yod)t-
u%crtrn0cS, INSTRUMENTATION II.
/. 10. hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
TrOblidJcS @cbnrtStagSfcIt.

SrOblIdJcS 0cburtStngsfelt.
Sri. Nnno S6peu9er onlGBlid ibrcS
Is. @eburtatogcS begIiidmiinidt
mo bcidcntt. - SIRE Gltern &C.
ben groBcn Gmpiong nit Cans.
tr0n5dcn IN ibrcm 9icitolraut.
an Golpcrton. Nooo.
Sri. Nnna SdNUcnQcr, 0u9 lic6rcis
5cnOc Gohtcrdcn bon Ncrrn ,5oicpD
mo Srnu &ntboriuc Shucnacr CT,
rcidtc gcitcrn ibr IS. &cbcn@iobr.
Nus OicIcm NnloB Niu9cn ibr im2ouir
0cS gcItriQcn Cages nid)t nllr 5ubl-
rcidc @rotltIotioucu 3lL ionocrn lie
mllr6c oltd) rcid)lid) bcihcutt. llutcr
Nnocrcm crbiclt lie Don ibrcu Gltcrn
eilcu pr6d)ti0en Giomontriug.
2lbCl0S oeronitnltctcn ibr 5l Gbrcll
Scrr un0 Trau Sd)mcnAcr IN ibrcm
Hcituuront an GalpcrtonH onO cincn
Gntpfong, an mcld)cm ncbcn }ablrci
dcn Srcnt0cu 0cS @cbllrtatu0atin0cS
ln0 Der 6nmilic Scr ,Gumituttcr
&oltsicItOcrcin" mo bic ySo5iuliiti,
Idle Sic0crtnicl" tbciltabncn. &cttc.
rcr @crcin CAB inter &cihutg icinc3
Girigcntcn Yrof. u. Sd)nciocr mcb
rcre icincr id)Gnltcn &icocr 5llnl BE
item. Srou Gliic Mrbrlc, 6rau rut0
SRI. Shlpcn0er bottcn QcitCru Nuh-
mittog mcbrere SofcIu ouf'3 sc
IhmodnoaItc 0cforirt, an mcl6cn
IbcnoS bcll crid)icncncn @GItcn oac
mo9lidcn, BON 6rou SdJpcu0cr 5ll.
bcreitetcn Gelitotciicn ieroirt mltrocn.
81 Dem 6citnlobl itcdtc @r. Shpcn.
Ger Gin SOB iclbitgefeltcrtcn @ciucS
on, ocn CT ipe}icIl iiir ou9 @c6lrt5-
tugSicit icincS S0dtcrd)cn9 rcicrpirt
battc. @or beQ fIongcn Die @lGicr,
ais 0c@ Scitcrcn ulli 0a9 gSobl 0c3
@cburtotugSfinoc9 nnacitoBcn mltrOc.
Nod cinQcnommcncm Ntobl pcriom.
mcItcn iiG) Die Gridicnrncn in Scr
Shnucngcr'i @oQc. no sri.
S6iucn0cr nit &crrn Gbco. Mut
tbciB ciu gcnliitblide9 EGn5dcn Olrd)
cine Eolonoiic cinlcitete. Die Gun3
mltIif I%iefcrtc OoS o&cuiton Orhc
tier"
Inter Sen 5obIreid Gridic1cncn
b%cfnn0cn Iid ncbcll cen bcrcitS CT
ipdbntcn Wtitglic0crn ser ,So5ialiiti
ld)cn SicOertoicl" mo 0cS ,Gonnitotz
ter &olfSicitpcrcinS" Scrr uno 6ruu
u. Wcbrlc, Ncrr unO GSrnrl rSobn Miil.
Ter, Scrr mo Srou Mobcrt MiQcr,
6rou Morugnrct ShooL bic IrlS.
Gina Sh(llttcr Monic Soimun Huic
@otnon, Monlie @IoB, Minnie II.
Gbor0t, 2i5jic McjQer, Wiorp &ucipt,
Nelltc Ncfcr, W}olc @crnorO, &uni
NolL Noic Soos, MorN @o0cr &utc
ShdIcr. 5obonnc 2enei9, 2i8ic
Shluttcr, Suite Sdnoiot, @i55ic
Sdgcr lnno Mforu &0Acr, mo oic 500.
Ebco. Mottbcia, Conn @oocr, Soc
No0cr, Nu0olpb Miacr, ISobn WfiIlcr,
George Bed, HSiaion SdooL Mnr.
Sdcrbcl @oItcr Ncuhclt, &obn
Otto &ucipcrt, NonS alllgc,
IooIpb Mcpcr uno Ybil. GiIion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
gu @brcn bcS WrinocrS upn SobnS.
tuluIt.

SoGnStom Il, Fn., I. Npril. -
Soicpb Shnnb, sem Oclltihcn @riins
Der BON ,SobnStonn, miro SIR Scicr
IcincS 100. GoocStogcS eit 0entmol
Qcicbt mcrOen. Ger Sobnstomn 3lucig
0cS o0clltlb Nnncrifonild)cn Sen.
troIbunOcS" bat oic @epcgllng ms
&crf gclcbt unO bcihloIlcn, nit Der
Snmmlrng bon 9eitrGgcn 81 be9iu-
llcn. Die c~inilicBcnoct @rlocr lucrs
Den bon Den SrllltceS bcS 3pciges,
Ben $50. SilliuS @ilo uno Senrp
Sdmeiber, inter Dem Nontcn
nShonb Mcnlorinl Sono" in elmer
Scr Spar6nnfen 3instrogcno oigcle9t
mo SubifriptionSliitcn 10 bolo mie
tbunlid cirflllirt iper0en. Die glbiidt
lit cS, gclegentlid Der Grtbiialing oe3
0enflnolS cine cntiprcdcnoc Seicr SIT
pcron|toltcn, I'm inter Nnoerem audi
Den g(merifanern ole S6otlod)e ms
@co06tniB 5lirild5ltrllIen, 0aB Sobns.
topn (Sbant Comm ieinen Nonten
BON Oem 9clltiden S6orlt erbalten
Got
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Gem IS SON c Of HcfuNe"
ii bcrm lie len Stella SbodlCp,
IS Sabre alt, bon 9tr. 800, Siio!Wfils
ton IucnlC, lpeldc am Sumitog IN
cincm 6rCubenbouir 0ciln0cu mllrOe,
1T 0cYtcrn bonn SllgcnOridtcr @clliS.
Ter Dem YSoulc oi NCiltgc fiir Wt00.
rbcn" ilbermieiei ymorocn.
llntcr $1,000 y ii rgihoft t. -
2ouiS $. Wic0luif, mcld)cr in Der lcBs
ten @pd)c icilc 6rou W}otp ollrdb ci.
lcn GenolDcridnb in Dem &nlllc 9tr.
20, Wurfct @}locc, am 6ol@ pcrlulll.
octc, pnrOc NcItcrn BON Hid)tcr
Grammar inter $1,000 NiirgiHoit iiir
lcincn ErojcB cntloiicM ga 6rolr
McDluid IN cini0cn Tu0cn oo2 SO
ipitol ucrloilcn miro.
g D + | G Grport BON
Baltimore. - Der &oblcn Or
port bon Baltimore im Mtonut WGr5
bclGltit ii6 ol,i 32,SO9 SonlcL &c.
geniibcr bon 37,tS3 Gonncn inn MGr,
1906; 6l0O Sonncn Gofe, gcgcnilpcr
bon 1929 Eonncn bonn lebtcu Sobr
i'm icIbcn Wollot. Der Mcrtb ocS
9olljcn exports BON aoblen mo Gofc
I'M OcrfiuIicnct MullQt bclGllIt lidl nllf
$110,060.SO ..a..
SIN &ntcrcilc Scr Ici0cns
0cn Su0cn in NumGnicn ion0 an
Sonntog gbcnO in Der acncietb s..
roel SDnago9c al Der SiIOs9igbltro.
Br cine &eriommIung itntt, in melGcr
bcl6lolIen mur0e, Den ErGli0entcn
Noolcoclt 81 crill6cnL lid) 5lt @unltcn
Der bcorGngtcn Slbcn SIT Ocrlucrbcn.
is lulIroc gum Shlnb cine Gollcttc
ollgclonmcn.
9rod) ci II 0cin. - Sobn ~
Wodoolt, cin SllbrmonL iicl 0citcrll
Ibclo Dor Dem Solic Nr. 1913, DC.
0enrpsS troBc, bon cillcn1 9lll9ult
@ocbogen gcb6ri0cn @ogcnL 10 onB
cr 0oS linfc Tcin obcrGolb oco Series
brod). Gr ipllrGe per Yoli5ci Nm6lt,
lol5 ms llniucriitGt9 -@oipitol" :ibcr.
gcfiibrt.
&in0eSlei6 gcfnn0en. -
Iuf elmer lccrcn @olitcQc on Wfor.
'bnllsNpcnlc, noGc $1,000 trnbt,
lpllroc geltcrn Nnd)mittog BON Sobn
Sortp sic 2eide cil,cS llcu0cborcncit
'&inoes %geflnoen, Die 2ci6c iuuroc
BON Der iiioliben Yoli5ciitotion aus
ro6 Der Morgue gcbrocbt, Coroner
Or. Otto Heinboro miro oen Sail
unterluden.
ScbenS q 4 brIi Of per-
lebt. - Der Neger Stcpbun SifiD
pon Nr. 1910, Gomoro StroBc, iicl
geItcrn oil Der sisQllitb- inb Wtonll.
mcnt-Str bon einem g8ogen mo
erlitt cine @ebirnerihiitterrng. Gr
liegt I'M vSobnS SopfinS' &oipitol"
III fritii6em 3nItonoe oornieoer.
@oSQoft. = Game: uNllio Sic
iuoren in Seitreid, Serr Troieiior. ?
- Erofeiior: uSo, i6 par in Woriell-
Boo uno babe 9doer 1enonmen, gnd-
oiges Sr1lllein." - Game: .@irf.
lih2 9as mar ood mai cine Ib'
iped)sluna fir Sic !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
GOnucnt uOm @nicnms . 9ircfturcn.

EittSbura go, /. 9(pril. -
Nod Der i'm Wtongt 2lpril itottiinoen-
Den Ginpcibuna oeS Carnegie . Sn.
ItitutS miro ON A., ). u1o 6. SUM Die
Nbbaltung Oe5 5mcitcn GonbentS Der
ogmericun 9i~iociotion Of NluieumS"
inn Carnegie Wtlticilm o~bgebalteu
mcrOcn, luo5u Or. gSm. s. Soquno,
Der 0ircftor oc8 W&lielmS uno
@riin0cr Der biciiACn Sotal N(iiocin-
tion, ciiriAc &orbercitungen triift.
Phi DEM Gonoent merocn Die Chefs
oIlcr rcnommirteu Ntlliceu Scr Ser.
StunterL lolpie aud umcritoniidjc
Wf0nmcr ser Niiicnihoit uto iold)c
ans Siioomcrito unO Canada 5uge4
gen iciu. Ger 3med Der Niiociotiolt
lit 60rocrlmq ser g8oblfobrt Der Wtls
lccL &crbrcitlng BON g8iiien iiber
oiciclbcn mo 3uiommcmuirfcn Der
MuicunS Noritdnoc. IS bcitebt Die
Nbiiht, sic Niiociotion nit Der ngto-
tionol Goucotion Niiociotion" 81 olli.
lrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

@oSQoft. = Game: ngllio Sic
woren in Seitreid, Serr Yrofciior. ?
Erofeiior: nSo, ih par in Woricn-
boo uno babe 9Goer genommen, gnG-
oiaes Sr1lllein." - Game: n@irf.
lid? Gos mar ood) NAL cine gb.
ipedslung fir Sic !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Gas critic SiertclinbrSs
bcit sur Stotiitif oeS oclltibeu Hci.
dies p%cr0iicntlid)t Die 9ewc0ung Der
ocutld)cn 9cu0lferung oui WruIo Der
GbcidllicBingeIL @cburten II. Sterbc.
iGae fir 0u5 SSabr 1905. Sm @ans
sen muroen in 1905 I'M oeiltihen
&eid)e 49,, 90G Gben 9eidloiien Gin
1904: 477,S22). Die 3obl Der sc.
bllrten bctrltg 2,0lS,453 Gin 1904:
2,0S9,3l0. @citorbcn iiuO in 1908
I'M Hcihc 1,255,G1l E%criuncr. Ger
@cbiirtcn lle6crihrB bctr0Nt ulio
792,S39 o0er 1916 bonn Inulcno.
H$m Goriobrc iteIte cr lih nuf 1853
pro Inlicno. NbmciGeno bon Ser Rc.
gel luoren bel 97,6l3 Gbci6lieBltngen
Die MGmcr finger ais Die 6rauen.
9tcuu 3cbntcl ser Gbcn mnrcn reli.
Ai03 mlGemiidtc. Sn 2S9,353 80l.
len morcn bciOc Gbclelttc cpnngcliidl,
III 1854 6GQcn tntboliid) ltlo i'll
1905 600cu iSroelitiidl, Mild.gben
mlrocn 1902 ciuGcgon9cn 81 bonn
Sun0crt. 0apon unren ~, l6t Chen
5ipiidcn goongcIiihcn INTO &otbolis
fen. Mcbrlin98s @ebrrtell, llnO 5ruor
in Der Mcbr5obI 3ruiQingS. 8ebirten,
0ob cS 26,t77.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

&ic H~on0oHcr 3citun9en
bcrid)tclL ulteriltd)t Die cnNlIlde Nn'
mliroIitdt A%cNcnuGrtig oic Griinoutg
cinc3 cnaliidcn %lQcniCur9, NonlcnS
WtioolctolL Der bcDallptct, cin ncllcS
llntcricclhiif BON b%ciouOcrcm @crtb
boucn 5u f0uncu, Ncrru Nti0OIeton'S
llntcriccihiii beiigt Die @robe cincS
Occonoumpicr4. Gr bcbnltptct, on3
@cbcimnib NeiImocn ST boberL tuic
man Elm ioIheS Micicnidiii inter
Woiicr itcltcrn mo lcgcln fam. Gr
crtldrt, icine @rfin0lInN meroc bic
Obcrbcrridoit G%nGlou0'@ 5ltr Gee
ii6crn. Ger Griin0cr nimnlt otI.
ooB EoiioQicrc bcrcit icin tpcrocn,
bon europa nod 2mlcrifo in llntcr-
iccidiiicn 81 fobrcn. &nupti1tli6
lcGt CT obcr Ncrtb olti ois Gcriuclt.
Dung icincS llntcriccidiiicS in &ricgS.
5citcn. Gob cin ioldea Shifi groBc
NicnItc Ieiitcn fonutc, lit flor, mo
0o3 Sntcrcilc Der NomirolitGt 5ciat,
oob Die NcGicrma Die Sudc eruit
ninnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Gin W il II h cnrr pc5iaIiit
liir Observation-Disclosures Soirotb Or.
i, Gr0mcr, bot I'M Oorti9cn Icr5tli.
hcn &crcin oltl @runO pon 5oblrei.
den, iibcr orci Sabre ollS1eocbtnen
Gcrlld)cn al gciunocn utO frontell
Mcnld)cn Ole 9cbouptung aufgelteat
OoB Der rcgclmGbi9e @cuitB BON aof-
ice mo S6cc piCl ldnuerere &ronf.
bcitScridcimunGcn I'M @efolge babe.
ais Der IltobolaclnlB. GrGmer bGlt
bclr @cniB zines beItimmten 0llnt-
tunS @icrcS iiir milloer idGOlid olS
Den cincS Gleiden QnautlmS &oifcc
oOcr S6ec. SnSbelonocre miiroen Die
&croouuln9Sorgonc in Witleioeni6oit
Gc5oGcn, oo Oic GiiueiBucroauung CT.
beblid per50gcrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

lteber 6aS meme @ies.
6ooencr <rbmts, oaS an t2. Moi
III 9lnueienbcit oes 9aiierS er0iinet
ncr0en ioa, idreibt Ser ,H6eirt. Cot.
rier": Ser Nubm oieies altrbouies
miro nobl ie6r bolo in oller 8elt err.
%flingcL Ocnn etuoS @roBortigcres
oiirite olld Der berip0bnteite @eltrei.
ienoe nod nidyt gcieben boben. Man
ocnft bei'm 9etreten ser groBen Sale
mo bes groBen Gon5ertiaoles nidt
IN ein &urDolls 5u fommell, cher
fonnte ltton iid IN oie Snnenr1une
zines orientoliidcn 9onisspaIaites
pcrlett 9loltbeu. Die 8elt miro ltait.
llell, ober ellt3iidt iein bon Dem, ipaS
bier geidaiien poroen it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

auS Giienab in ~ iiri II.
gen miro genleloet: Sir bic I'M Suli
1907 itottfinoenoe SiebensSobrbu1-
bert 5eier bes Sdtgerfriegcs alf ser
@ortburg" lit folgenoes Brogramm
IN allslid)t genommen: WinneiGnser,
5eit5llq bon Giienah Siir @ortburg,
vSonnbaiiier" 'Alliiiibruns bonn @ei.
morer Softbcater, @artburg : Set.
ipiel I'M @art6ur9bof, 9arIteunng
oeS Goienipunoers om @lilabetben.
b%runnel.
Ydife tHr's Tnslano beiurat G.. Maiue. s,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Ydie fir's Tnslano beiurgt G. 9laiue, gr.
413, cft'Saittmpre. Str, uahe Gpitumbouie.N pe,
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-10
FOOD TOR THOUGHT.

Tine solid interests" ard the "best people" are sadly in need of q spokesman wfo is not so very apt every time he opens his mouth to put his foot in t.
 Notwithstanding his denial Of ever having said at any time, or in any place that "all Alaskans are opposed 10 self-goyerntnent." coupled with the assertion that on tho contrary he has always claimed that the idea is supported by them, tho extragagant assertion, credited to Governor Hog gatb in his Dawson interview that
 tine federal government nov nurses A laska like child, and is giving it far more sustanence than its scattered population could afford of it's own initiative to give, 7 that ''the federal appropriations for Alaska for the year amount virtually to round million dollars. ; that 'the funds for tho sup port of the territorial child are taken from the federal funds at Washing
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-10

i new phase of the unrritten law s7as developed in a local court at Fall River. Mass. a few days ago, and vas sustained by the coue. without a moments hesitation. Of course there was woman in the case. It has come to be understood that there ;s always q woman where the un- written law is mentioned. Bat tAis .7as Tot the ordinary kind Of case. for in this particular instance the woman was the prisoner al the bar. and she Has her own lawyer. evidently taking no stock in the old saying tAas .'hs 8ho pleads his own case has q fool for lawyer. IL fact, she did aos plead Ter case: she simply told The court a plain, straight ssorF and won without question; yet the ofe1se with which she was charged was a serious one, and she cid not derr committing it. l. seems she lad met a man on the street as she was oa her way home from meat market where she had been 10 have q bptcher knife sharpened. The man grinEad at her. and she made a swipe as hlm shat spoiled his beauty for all time. She carved his face, foscelally if net artistically. Her story in brief was that the man had been source of great annoyance Q her. having tried t9 make love to her despite the fac. that she told him she was a married woman. Tn spirit Of revenge w ben she had sent him about his business. he set out vilifying her to her own husband. He said things about her that should be said about no woman much less a good wife and mother. He did not succeed in making her husband believe the vile things he asserted. but her husband, 8 peace .oring man. did not seem to have the right sort Of spirit to deai with the fellow as he should. and he fore bore to have him arrested for siander fearing the notoriety. But when. after causing her all this pain, he grinnel at her in the open street. it was more than she could stand. ana tesides there was the knife in her hand ready for instant use. She U sed it. The judge assessed the costs oi co.srf aUarret Ton g,,Io4oT tf.arn marked paid. said few words oi com mendation to her, and hnted that she would do well to have her butcher knife sharpened again.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-10
MAINLY THEIR OWN FAULT.

In many of the states the trade competition of the large mail order houses has impelled the retail dealers to organize a league for the purpose Of waging war against what they are pleased to dnominase unfair ard to them ruinous competition. While it is naDifestly the duty of people living in separate and distinct communities difference in prices not being too great. 10 support the home dealer, | is by no means certain tha5 the home merchant k uot himself principally, if not wholly. ,o blame II he does not get the trade to which he regards himself justly entitled. At a. events. it will be found that in most instance, he has failed 10 adopt the most effect i've means of securing ana retaining the trade tha loss of which he deplores the very methods employed by the mail concerns 10 rob him ot that which would ordinarily to be exclus- iyely his own. He fails to study the methods of the mail order concerns and take advantage of the lessons they teach.
 The success Of the mall order houses lies in the fact that they tell the people what they have to sell and at what price. They advertise. This advertising informs the customer where he can get what he wants and at what cost. Often through il!ustra- ,ions it suggests purchases that he
 had not thought Of and cause him to feel that he did not know before. The result is the stimulation Of staple business and The creation ot new bus iuess.
 The small retail merchant. on the other hand. often keeps 10 himself wha: he has to sell The customer has to % to his store 10 find what he has and at what price. The merchant holds out no tempting inducements. If the customer wants to come ali the better, but The merchant makes no special attempt 70 get him. Between merchants operating on this plan and the mail order house, using advanced
 advertising methods. the mail order
 house has al the advantage. The loeal merchant may have on lis shelves wares jusa as good or better than those Of the mail order house and a. a price as low or lower. Yet l if he does not let the people know it through the local newspaper they are apt to % right by his store in order 70 post a letter 70 s0me distant con
 cern 10 order the same goods. The
 local dealer f he would advertise his goods. would naturally have the ad- vantage over the mail order concern. because he can shoH what he has to sell. while purchases from the out side concerns have b bs made oa Iaitn and of.en eFen on crsdulity.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-10
I [Woman's National Baiiy.

i Oae of the things ALr. Bryan says l he wants to hear nom 3-r. Tatt about
 is the tariff Ae. Bryan isn't the only man who wants t9 know exactly where 3fr. Taf. stands On 5hs taritf.
 nor is 4ir. Taft the oalf aspieant for sla Presidency about ahose attitude on the tarin au s1ioa people are some
 what confused. Tie Milwaukee News says oi La Fs..5tt5 ''In justice to ! him t should 6a 1 he has 10 fixed convictions oa lla tarif that will be permitted to i1tel.ere with bis desire 10 combat the peoples enemies IL
 is not his paramoue1 issae. if adgo-
 eacy of 2 higher ta.E you'd enable
 him to become P s51. hs soa.d be
 for higher suiI. I a45:ae for ] free trade would 5.e the dJass of the White House J3 ala = @9al3 os for free trade. Hc.5lr .i that isn't
 pretty much She astitzLa of aost, II
 not al the men YA5 .z4lt ,5 5s Presi-
 dent Even A-r. Bt.a himself on the one side a8d A1r. Roosevelt oa the
 other. both have taa Eee.i ie s.l.s.e- as to @hat .he if saI4.. e. i!
 they really thin. T.Ai1g on t4 -4a-. ject ol the talil. I.es are a.s .eep-
 ing mighty silent al tae s-oject. So
 doub1 they viii all hare 8 let to say
 about it after a while, for even
 el0ugh il mag not be the paramount
 issue. it is q sgbiec5 upon which more has been said, and nore ean be said,
 or both sides without approaching . any nearer q settlement shan when
 the subject originated .haa any other
 topic that is smitted to figure in
 politics. It is tae one subject about
 which the people have been told so
 much that is utterly confusing and
 latly contradictory that they are to
 De excused if they give SD trying to unders and it. l. is to be doubted
 II. outside Of very few notable in- stances. anr man ever sat in ei ther branch os the American Congress holding views that were not biased by or based On the wants and require
 ments of the section of country in
 which his constituency vas located. or the interest of the people 10 whom ne had 10 look for roliciai prefer ment, A gentleman who has .eryed long in Congress. and as Governor of his staEe was sitting in newspaper office revising 'great tariff speech" he wanted to deliver in@ Congress at
 the first chance. Tie editor inquired
 To you really mean to tell nc you are going to speak on the tariff, Why, i you know noting more about the sub iect than q 4-year-old child " Neither does anybody else " was the response. five got to speak on some subject or ny people will forget I'm there, and tile tariff is about the safest thing I can touch. /" That probably states the attitude of half
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-10

Surely. Gov. Hoggat does not mean 10 say any sach thing oi his intelli gent and loyal eountrymen in the northern country. II he thinks any such thing of Alaskans. he should get closer 10 them and know them better. Perhaps if he knew them better he would be more inclined to trust them with the management oI their own affairs. Alaskans know what they want. They know what they need. They know what they must have in order to make the best possible use of their intelligent energies and rich opportunities.
 Ii Gov. Hoggatt will get a biteloser to Alaskans, they may he able to con vince him that Alaska is even now ready for the just constitutional powers the American government has always conferred upon territorios in like cir cumstances, and that's what the gov ernor ought to do.-Sea1tle P.-I.