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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF SALT.

Common salt is one Of the chief
medicines used in Russia. Possibly
this is because of its abundance and
consequent cheapness in that coun-
try and the scarcity of drugs. Ger
tain it is that the people use it in
ternally in a strange variety of ways,
and consider it nor valuable than
all their other remedies combined.
1t is their sovereign cure for sore
eyes, catarrh, burns, sprains, bruises,
indigestion, hives, felons, cholera
morbus, sore throat and such minor
ailments, while it is also relied upon
in severe sickness, says Mothers
Magazine.
For catarrh a lukewarm solution
of salt and milk is shifted by the
nostrils three times daily, ~one-fourth
teaspoonful of the salt being used
in a half-pint of milk. Chronic sore
eyes are bathed frequently with
water in which a small amount of
salt is dissolved, while it is applied
very strong to sprains and bruises.
Moistened salt is bound upon burns,
and if applied in time it will prevent
blistering. Mixed with the white OF
the egg, it will absolutely prevent
felons.
For collie the Russians give one
~teaspoonful of salt in a teacupful OF
cold water. 1t not only relieves the
pain at once, but is declared event
ually tt cure the tendency to dis
ordered stomach, and, by its continu-
ed use, some forms Of severe indi-
gestion.
Their prescription for cholera NOR
bus is one tablespoonful of salt and
one teaspoonful of black. pepper dis
solved in a half tumblerful Of water
and a half tumberful of vinegar, the
dose being two ~teaspeonfuls of the
mixture every twenty minutes until
relieved.
All American housewives know
the value of the hot-water bottle in
times of illness, but when it is not
to be had a small sack loosely filled
with salt and thoroughly warmed is
equally good, especially for neural
gia, as the salt adds its curative pro-
perties to the warmth.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
T4,e Tenant Problem.

IT am buying me some tenants,
said a farmer the other day. tits
GhB way" he continued; you can
scarcely get a tenant on any terms.
II knOw some who want to move, but
&Aey can't get away because they
haven't paid up last years accounts.
E0W, I am paying these bills in order
60 get them" There is nothing par
91eu2arly new about this idea except
8 emphasizes the scarcity of farm
Aelp. 1t is by reason of this scarcity
Eng immigration for the South. Mr..
n K. Bruner, secretary Of the State
heard OF Agriculture, says that DR..
GGGAS D.. McIver proposed a good plan
far getting good immigrants. 1t is
&hat land owners who have lands for
Ea1e and who want a colony of indus
ExE0Hs people to settle about them so
A8 to create a community interest and
ID promote the sale OF adjoining
Sands, should u~nrsseryedly donate,
|Y, ten acres upon something like
EAH following conditions: That the
Rzxfy accepting them would, on his
ERrt, agree to build a home and i'm
grove the property by proper cu1tiva-
z1Gn, and that he would live upon it
o a term Of Ave years, with the I'M
outstanding that at any time during
the I'VE years the adjoining lands,
ten. twenty or thirty acres, may be
wzrcAased az SO much per acre. The
price of the additional lands being
4xsd at the time the donation is &C
GeFtsd, becomes really a part of the
and would preclude any adj
vance in the price during the five
period. Should the tenant leave
2he holding before the time, the i'm
ToEements would become the ROY
GT OF the donor.-Monroe Journal.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
THE pHLEeMArIc WOMAN.

A woman who is phlegmatic in dis
position and sluggish mentally,Saito-
gether rather a colorless character,
will be more than likely to serve up 9
tasteless and monotonous dietary.
She will not be likely to go out of
her way to devise tasty" little dishes
or to exercise ingenuity in using ur
scraps"
On the other hand, it is quite GER
tain that there are people who pos
sess a genius for cookery. But as
genius" simply means "a large ca.
pacity for taking trouble" any bright,
intelligent girl, possessing a fair
share of patience and perseverance,
may become a good cook.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
News Notes.

After a long debate the Senate, by
m vote of So to 81, adopted the House
provision for increased salaries. Sen
3tOrs Rayner and White voted
@eainst the increase.
Gresvenor, Crampaeker and Tay-
BDr made pension and tariff speeches
Nm the House.
Senator Beveridge delivered in the
Senate his illustrated speech on
-<Child Labor
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
AID TO MENDING BASKETS.

The mending basket is sometimes
a terrible thing. Many a busy moth
er never finds the bottom.
But there is a way to keep it a re-
spectacle size, at least.
In the laundry, or wherever the
ironing is done, reserve the corner of
some shelf for a small pin cushion
supplied with two o. three needles Of
different sizes, a thimble, a pair of
small scissors, two or three spools of
cotton and a little box of buttons.
AS the clothes are picked out of
the basket to iron and you find rent
here, a rip there and afbuStoH of
somewhere else, stop and fix It.
1t takes but a minute, and the task
of mending is so distributed that the
mending basket is no longer the
source of so many weary signs.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
Nine Foreigners Blown to Atoms.

Roanoke, Va Special.-A Rich
mond special to The Times saws nina
men, all foreigners, were blown into
eternity by a dynamite explosion
Saturday on the Tidewater Railroad
near P~earisburg, Va. The laborers
were at dinner and a quantity of the
explosive which was being thawed in
front Of a fire blew up. The bodies
were badly mangled and were hurled
qnite a distance:
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
How to Rent a Farm.

IN the rental of property, the
greater risk is always on the land
4cFd's side. He is putting his prop
eEty into the possession and care of
another, and that other is not unfre-
@uently a person of doubtful utility.
These rules and cautions may well be
observed:
G1) Trust to no verbal lease. Let
K De n writing, signed and sealed.
mis- sdpulations then become com
REa0ds, and can be enforced. Let it
ne signed in duplicate, so that each
RaFty may have an original.
12) Insert such covenants as to
repairs, manner of use, and in re-
AEaint of waste as the circumstances
aSah Tor. As to particular stipula-
azsuk examine leases, drawn by those
pWRO have had long experience in
renting farms, and adopt such as
zReet your case,
SS) There should be covenants
against assigning and undertaking.
Cd If the tenant is of doubtful
responsibility, make the rent PAYABLE
m nstallments. A covenant that the
crops shall remain the lessons till
aRe iessee's contracts with him have
'Meen fulfilled is valid against the les
secs creditors. In the ordinary case
sGI renting farms on shares, the courts
~NH treat the crops as the joint
W0peFty of lord and tenant, and thus
8Eotect the formers rights.
(5) Every lease should contain
@pulat1ons for forfeiture and re-
entry in case of non-payment or
kATeach of any covenants.-Progress-
y Farmer.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
Mysterious Crime Done.

New York, Special.-Dr. Charles
w. Townsend, n of the best known
physicians and surgeons on Staten
Island, was shot and probably NOR
tally wounded while in bed in his
home in New Brighton, s.. l., early
Saturday. The case is surrounded bv
mystery, but from the meagre details
which have been permitted to leak
out by the officials, it is believed that
the doctor was the victim of a man
who sought vengence for some real
Or fancied wrong.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31

Opium in China is to be dealt win
by law. The raising Of it, the sale
of it. and the use of it for intoxlca-
ton are to be made unlawful. The
shame of England is to be remove
by an uprising of the conscience ana
humane considerations in a heather
nation, states the Christian Register:
Surely this is a sign Of progress OIL
worldwide significance. 1t means
something for the civilization OF the
world that we cannot afford to over
look or neglect. Outside OF ChriSeeh'
dom there are no nations that are q"
en- over to drunkenness. Christians
so called, drink to excess, while Off
entails debauch themselves with mar
cotics. II the Orientals purge them
selves of the vices which come WIN
the use OF opium, Christian nations
will have to reduce their drink Dill
or be left behind in the competitions
hat call for clean hearts, clear heaaS'
and steady hands
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
News and Notes.

The 70 cadets of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute expelled for insubor-
dination are to be reinstated.
The trial of Harry K. Thaw, for
the alleged murder of Stanford White
was begun and two jurors were chos-
en- the first day.
The Great Northern Railroads
proposed increase of $60,OOO;OO in its
capital stock was enjoined by a Min
'nesOta court.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31

To appropriate $4,000 additions,
to the Jamestown Exposition. NAL
ing the total $4,000. "
To amend the charter of the Sontb
q Western Railway, SO as to give #
the power to condemn land on Tho
right OF way of other railways which
out necessary for the use of the lat
ter. ia'-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
OF BENz1NE.

1t is a colorless liquid and very vo
lathe, for this reason the bottles in
which it is kept must be tightly
corked to prevent evaporation.
1t is infammable and should never
be used in a with a fire or light.
1t dissolves gutta percha, wax and
fatty substances. and consequently is
largely used for removing certain
stains and dirt from clothing.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
Asks $4,000 For Hnshand,s No.,

Roanoke, SpeciaI.-Mayor Joel p
CHtchln, representing Mrs. EdWarj
Carper, entered suit against The
Roanoke Railway and Electric Com
pany for $4,000 damages for tbo
death of Mrs. Carper's husband, who
was killed some time ago by an eIao
trc current. Mrs. Carper was d.
injured In the same manner. and II
IS probable that suit will be enteroJ
for damages In her case.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
Hartwell, Ga. Institute and a Resi-.
dence Burned.

Macon, Ga, Specialize Hart
we'll Institute at Hartwell, Ga, was
burned Thursday morning. Pianos
and furniture were saved, but badly
damaged. Several hundred pupils
attended the institution. A large
residence was also burned and the
owner badly hurt by falling from
roof. Loss not known.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31
Fowls For shipment.

There is in every section for
some one to make something by learn
fng how to prepare and ship poultry.
GEtting the stuff to market, in the
Aeat shape is an art. and an art that
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31

me average age OF persons ares
ed in New York city Is twenty-five
and onelhan years, and one out o.
Eve Is q woman.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31

GIRLS IN THEIR OWN HOMES,
1t is the young girls, looking for
ward to having homes of their own,
and anxious to avoid this reproach,
who are particularly interested in
cooking.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Wattinmprb nuS Sclbltnluro.

Sboron, go, 2G. Ge3. - Sn Ell
nclil WutbnnfoQc crnloroctc Ser 40
i1brige &iQiom &onbuib IN leincm
Souic. Nr, II. SborpspiQe.S trobc,
ieinc Satin, inocn or ibr sic 8urgel
oltrdld)nitt, lnb brod)te lid Damn nit
cincm 5ucitcn Wieiier nuf Die gleiGc
@eiic iclbit INNS 2cbcn. Cos Eoor
bate iid) bGuiig gcItrittcn; trosbcnl
Der 3ultono Der @obnn1g oarouf
binoelltetc. bob Der @luttbot Elm nit
thcnber aonlpf porullsging bemcrt-
ten sic iibrigcn 9eiuoIncr oes Sauic5
BON Der Gopprltra9oOie nid,tS, bis
Mor9ens Scr Sobn Gonbuih'S in scr
@obmmg erihien. Gie 6rau lag
balbnodt, NIT foIt politGnoig bonn
Hurnpf getrcnnten &opf ouf Dem
9ett, neben letterem ser Wolrn Der
cbcnfous MIR nit DEM llnter5eng BE-.
fleioct mar. 3pci blllttrieienoc Hoiir.
meier logcn olf einem Stliblc. @an-
boib mur Elm Moidiniit nno mobnic
iriiber IN Neiu-g)orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Gpn Epluc crIdluiIcm.

9nffalo, N..D., 2G. Ge5ember.
- Der ~4l.iGbriae Gbarles S6roit
Gigentbiimer Der nSntcrnntionalen
Sauc," ger. 253, Sit.8eneiecitraBe,
100 or cine @irtbi6oit nnb cine Sc
gclbabn betrieb, mltroe beute Nad).
mittag bon ieinem 5pun5igidbrigen
Sobne CHARLES Ourd) einen Stlb
augcnblifli1 9et0otet. Sdroii bate
in Sen lebten panr Sa9en ltarf &C.
trunfen, uno ais er beute feline 8at-
tin 81 miBbnnoeln bcganL riei olele
Oen Sobn 81 Siilic. 9er iunge Mani
gob, ais er oos 3imncr betrat, %iofort
Scucr ruro tootetc Sen Safer benin
erIten Stllb. Gr mllrbe pcrbaftet
uno beballptet, altSHotbmebr 9%efenert
Al babel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
MISUNDERSTANDING fir &aten.

d) iter, N.'D., 26, Gc5. -
Srou 2ouiie &. Suffer, Orgonlltin
Der n9rid Gburd," bat IN ibrer @ob'
nlll19 cine eigenartigc @~elbnahtsbc-
ideerung ueronitoltet. Sm Nomen
ibrer beioen 2ieblingsfaben nGimlt"
ltno Sir @omblin9" luo lie tilnI
9efomnte, i0mmtlih quite aoben-
ircunbe, 5l cinem SeitidmullS Gin.
Gin icbcr Der @Gite brad)tc bilblbc
@ei6cntc fir Die picriiiBi9en 2icb-
lingo. nit: SeioenbalsbGnOer nit
Shlciicn, 8lmmiboae, medonild)e
WIilie uno Seoop.@dren 5llrt 3eiI-
pertrcib fir oos liebe &obenpieG.
Srou SilIer bate cincn &cibnaht5-
baum gcidrmiidt ilnb ole Die @abcn
iiir ibre bcioen &aben 5ierten Den Sc-
IdeerungstiId,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Jbrer Grnahrer bcraubt.

3nei i6Der beimgeiudtc 6omillen.--
SGltptcr OerIelben ouf Dem Sctnl-
wege pom 8eibnadtsmorft pet.
ungliidt.
Gcm Yort. %. Seq. - Mit
Weibnchtsgeihenten liir ieine att-
Der belabcn, frat geItern &ormit.oJ
Ter IN elmer @irtbihait an Der Ode
Don 9crington-Ipenue un0 1O6. Str.
bcih0itigte Serman st. GenmeS ocn
gScg nud ieiler @obmrng Mr.. 102,
Dit 107. StraBc, an. Gr ilibte Oie
2erington-glpenue ummittclbar bin.
ter elmer noropGrts iabrenoen Gar
5u iiberi6rciten unb trat Oireft Dor
cinen, Oieier iol9enben %ublinOen"
StroBenbabnmoggons, Der feline Sit'
ter fiibrtc. Der Wann lullroc nieoers
geitoBen u1O erlitt cincn Shaoel-
bruh. Gr nllrOe noh Dem o0arlcnl-
Solpitol" gcbruft nno ltorb bort.
Ger Wotoriiibrer SbomoS Sentilr9
luuroe CUR 3eit Ocs %llniolS nit)t Der
baftet.
Soit INN oieielbe 3eit, oils ScmmeS
perungliidte, murOe Der 63 Sabre alte
gllrgerfriegsoeteron Somes Hblno
bon Nr. III, WoOiion.gpenlle, AT
Dem llebergang Der Ga. StraBe bon
einem StroBenbobn lpoggon Der 3.
Npemue.Sinie iiberfabren uno getob-
tct. Ser &opf bes @reiies nuroe pon
einem Der H1oer bis sur llnfenttlid)=
felt Sermalmt. Hbino, 0cn IN Der
Sdlad)t bel charlottesville eine &us
gel ms Nu9c g~etrofien bette, uno Der
in Solge 0elien oltf elmer Seite blind
mar, botte unl1ngit Elm 3cripilrfniB
nit Icinem Sobnc Saucs Nebubt nno
bieier mor nnd) Nr. 22S, Sit "a. Str,
lulgc5ogcn. Ger &ater, pom weib'
noftlid)en @cilte ser @eri0bnung ers
iiiat, foufte Elm @eifenf fiir belt
Sobn unO mor in 9egriii, es linn 5l
bringen, ais er, bInter eincm Sod
babnpiciler berportretcne, unnlittel-
bar Dor Die ihnell iobrenoe Gar trot.
gr lag foot ncben Den HGGcrlL olS
Der @aggon nnbiclt. Ser Wotoriiih-
rer Eatrid @oQogber bon 9tr. 1926.
3. Npcnue, muroe perboftet, uno oa
er Die BON Coroner Sorburger feitge.
ictte 9iir9id]aft BON 5000 nibt ltet-
len fonntc, bis gum SllqueIt in Sic
Combs geid)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Stiiratc lid, inter cincn %abn5ng.

Ncm Dorf, &c. Gc5cmber. -
grneit g. Steoman, Elm 61,iGbri9er
gnnoIt, ~itiirjte lid 1eiltc an Der IA,
StraBen. Stotion ser llntergrno-
9obn in Nem.Dorf inter Die &GDer
zines 3ugeS uno mllroc 9cto0tet. Sclt
Wotip fir sic Sbat lit nift befonnt.
gr ltarnnte aus Sortforo, Conn, mo
mar ErGiioent unb 9ircftor Der rs.
6. 2ponS BUILDING & Operating
&c." gegen meltc elm @unferottoer-
iahren am lebteu eSrcitag ein9eleitct
mlroc. Ger Selbltmoro uerltrlafte
foit einen Ganif inter Sen Slnoerten
bon borrenoen Eoliagieren. Gic Cont
pognie ipi,rbe oltrd Die tiir5lid)c@clo=
flcmme ruinirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
nIn's W%rbeits6nns.

Die in TittSbllrg perbaitetcn Mtf.
gliebcr Der vShmor5cn Sonb"
olrf cinige 3eit u%nltGOlid) ge-
nlud)t.
&ittsbnrg, 90, 26. 9e5ember.
Gie II Stolicncr, lpcld)e bier perboftet
lpltrbUl ull0 Wtitglieoer oeS &erbon-
bcs Der nSdwor5en Sono" lein iol-
len, puroen bonn Sricbcnarihtcr
Srn0p 5u Snft I'M Arbcitsbnuic bon
30 bis so Gogen unO GelObltBcn BON
$40 bis 500 perurtbeilt. 0ic 2clte
purocn III 0cnt i%ogcrlonnten itolieni-
iden Stub bctroifenL melbcr iein 60
fnl in eiucm Setter an elmer Sinter-
ItrdBc bat, 81 Dem cil1 perborgcner
Iunncl bon Dem Gingon9c al Der
@cbitrr Npcnlc fiibrt. SobolO Die
Eo!i5ilten crihiencit mcd)lclten Die
Nnmcietocn gcbeimnibnolc 3ctdcll
un0 idicncn Sllit 81 babcn, iih 6u
mcbreu. Ser Giutritt meiterer Eolis
5iItcn nit 9eSo9cnen G%cpulpern ricf
ober cine politdnOigc %9lcnocrlrng Der
Saltuntg Der 2cllte berppr. 9ci ben
NrreItonttiY tnllrbcn gc1dbrlidt @df-
ien oIlcr slrt gcfunOcn. lpie SduB.
mnficn uno StilcttoS. Sic Yoli5iiten
lin0 Der llcbcr5eltuunQ, Dob lie elm
@onoitenncIt Der nS9lpor5cn &ano"
oui9clt0bert habel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Shr lcbtcs Wcbct.

Nep Oprf, 26. 0e5ember, -
&or einem Morienoltor IN ibrer Nr.
1873, 6. Str, beleacncn @pbmmg I'M
@ebcte fnieenb, ereilte geltern gege,,
Tbenb Elm iGber Snb Die AZ Sabre
alte Sral Morgoret @prneS. Cine
Der altorfersen fiel olli Die ullaliid
lihe SrouL icste ibr Noor unb ibre
Sleibung in Yrunb, moraui tie unter
llniGgliden Shmer5en perihieb. Sbre
Seid)e murbe bon Den Ieilerlpebrleu-
ten gefunben, nad)oem tic Den in Dem
3immer oilsgebrohenen geringiiigi.
gen 9rano eeloid)t batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27

Hnralpollch ongcgriHcH uno Slln0cr=
tc Don belo0cnen 9amclcn IN Die
Vcrge gctrieben bobcn. Gin BON Der
Wohe oea ruiiiihcn Gonlulots 81
lIrumlab cstortirte H%nraipone Dllroe
bon 30 9dnoiten al1aefallen, ulein
ole Made i6llg oielelbcn 5uriid un0
tootete ooer perprmoete uiele ocrielz
ben. NollitGnoi9e Nnard)ie berrIht
3u llrumiob. HllBlanO benbiidtigt
cine %crltGrfung ieiHer GollllIot8lpo-
d)c Oulclblt allen mani crfldrt III Bcs
tcr9bllrg, Ole Belt ouiiir lei nod nidlt
Gctonmcu.
St0iiers 3uperiidt.
Petersburg, 26. GcSembcr. -
@cnerng gt0iiel Der ais 6ciglinG
ul0 @cfraflpr onQctlogtG ~chcmuliNc
&ertbeiOiger BON Fort 2httbur, cruor-
tet 5upcriitltlid ieine 6reiIprehnn9.
Gte neueIten 3clgenoltsIa9cN Dor
Dem &~ricQSgcrid)t iinO Dem 10 itmcr
beihlllOigtcn @eneraI cntihieoen
0ilnltlg, General aolter5o, Der lelllcr
3eit ais &priibcr Ocs aricgsOcridtS
III Eort Grtbur funai0rtc, crtlartc
bclltc, OnB General Smprnofi St0is
lel pcrboftcn lpollte, er Dies ober nidt
5ugob, % ieincr gnIidt nod obiolut
fcin @rlln0 onfiir borloA Sen 9e-
f%eblSbaber Der Seitung Oes Gerrotb5
81 bciduIOigen. Gin Sollrnoliit, ga.
mems Hefin, be3eit9tc, oob cr Don
General St0iiel aus Fort9Irtblr ollS.
9emieicn milroe, neil SenonO i'm
fGlItlid ser espionage bcihueoigt
bottc. Ser nit St0ilel or9cflagtr
General Sod hnt cinen Der Geooftell-
re Scr ~NSomoin &rcmio" mcgcn cineS
6ittcren peri6nliden Hnoriiis sum
3mcifompf oligeforoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Wifad)tnua Der Uniform.

gan 6ronciScp, Sal, 26, &c,
,5cmber. ". Ringer, Elm Woid)inilt
BON bent Yan5crfreu5er yYenniplpu-
MA, bebuuptet, or iei gcitern Ibero
bon cincm bieii0cn 0iientliben Ser.
0nilgungslotol, lpeldes er nilhter!l
81 beiud)en miluidte, 5uriid9cluieieil
morocn, neil CT ieirie Uniform trllg.
lbs iroglid)e Soful loll cine San5.
Mfooemie gelucicn iein, mlb ip1tcr
iou Ringers &ameroOen cine 9leibe
3%iiriidpciiling wioeriubrcn icir, Gem
Tcrnchmen nod) miro iiber ben Sor.
full nod @~uibin9ton bcrihtet luer.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Snwcliers Sd)anfeniter amsgepliiu.
bert.

Chicago, Sls., 26. Ge5ember.-
@dbreno iid geitern Ibenb in benz
2ooen oes bieligen Suipeliers Gopib
Splt piele aunoen beiuuoen nnO allt
Der Strabe iid Elm grobes Eublifum
bcmegte, iuiirbc bon 6lpei Ginbrehern
Elm Shoitienlter eingeihlagen, ulb
Die 9anoiteu perihpanoen nit 9ia.
mailten lino Sbmudiaden i'm @cr.
The bon $1,000. Sols llno iein llbr.
madergcbiilfe Sobn Heidmonn oer-
ioloten hic Halber, unO Geidmann
CAB iogor ollf Tie Seiler, aber oos
hotte mir sur Solge, Dob er BON Dem
0eteftip Sort ieItgenonnter mnroe,
luGbreno Die Iiebe NIT ibrem Golbe
ons @eite illd)ten.
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EeIbItupro anf Der Strabc.

ct. 9puia $, DO, % 0c5cmber.
SIn elmer iebr belebtcn StruBcnedt
inntitten elmer Shoor @eA)nodtS.
lllf trcibenoer Stuoenten tranf SaS.
Sorilb. Der Dor aur5cm BON lcincy
Sruu perlolien moroen iuor, cine 6la-
ihc &urboli1llre lrlo fonntc trot Gin-
flobeliS bon ~@cAcnmitteln nld)t gerct-
ret luerbcll. DDS lctte Mort, luaS lid
Sen entictlid) rntiteatcn Sippen oca
lln0li!dlifcn entrong, mar: uWtllt-
terl"
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MGroer iiber ben Sanfcn acidp1eu.

Wiiioula, Mcnt.. 26. 9e5em.
Der. = Sn cinenl @iienbabnarbeiter.
Eager toOtete Der SeItreiber George
Morris in Der Gbriitiloft eii,en Mit-
arbeiter gelegcntlih zines Streitcs
nit eirem 0old uno iudte Damn oas
&eite. gitf Der Illid)t itellte iid ibnt
Der Contractor @alter q. Mrnolo alf
einer Bride entaeaen uno id)ob Nor
ris iiber ben Sanfcn, oils oieier iid
init ieinem Gold auf i'm itiir5en
iroate. Grnolo bat lid prompt Sen
9rborocn gelteut.
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MogporCn. 9tur oiiric man tcincn
Stout I'M Staot oncrfennelt lu1b
niht Ben TurtituloriSmuS foroern,
ionit milrbe Der Observation-Disclosures
llngorn'S bcftigcr, uIS oerieniDc Scit-
rcid,'s mcrGcn. Sua 81 ncrbiltelL lei
llngurn polItommen beredtigt.
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rebootc.
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pbonboien alls5llriiitcn sic I'M Sale
zines llnioQes cine Eerbin0ung nit
Der Sberilad)e oes MulicrS erno1li.
den.
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Ng itutorCn.
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rlrQ id)cint cntidloiIen 81 iciTl, Der
lofolen Agitution ilbcr Den Gonflitt
britiihcr u1o finciiider Sntereilen
in ge5ug ollf bic porgclhlogcncn
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biong rnO aionG.iu cntgcgen ST. tire
ten. @eitern crlicB Der Sbron ein
oritteS gegen bic A1itotoren 9cridtes
tes Goift, in pclhcm oarouf blnge-
mieicn miro, ooB Die S%tioentcn III
Den E~ropin5en Die @otolbeb0roen i9-
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StllOentcn ~ernultbigtc Die nieoriGeren
aluiicn 81 ldrmcnOen &uno9cbun-
gen. 9o9 G6ift crnennt Sd)ulinlpefs
loren, mclbe Die bctreiienoen Stu-
bentcn ouaidlieBen mo Die 3iretto-
rem mo Sebrer iiir bic I~gitation
peroutiuortlid) MAIDEN IollCn.