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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

Senator fiir Ohio lpcnoen." nGen
Senator fir Ohio? uno mer lit ooS?"
lalttete bic einiqrrmoBen eritomtc
6roge. oNotiirli6 9oofcr 5. @oi6.
ingten~" ermloertc Senator 1orofer
uno idlug ii@ icit>pdrts in ole BIT
ihc.
II ncle Gam un6 sic III 6 It c
Saogcr Comic rcn5.
@ie pom moBgebcnoer Seitc pcrz
lolltet, miro in Der nGdltcn Goi,fc.
ren5 i'm @oog, mcldc nd6itcn SUM
ooer Sltli 5uiammen tritt, mcOcr Die
6roge Ser abriiItung (eini6licbIid
Der u%crlponOten Srogc elmer Gi1-
l6r0nfung Der militdriidcn Hiiltum-
gem, nod Die 9rogo-0 oftrin oIf
0oS observation-disclosures gcIctt
pcr0el1. 9uS Sebtere loll bereitS nllf.
geItellt lcilt, c9 ioll ic0nd) tcinc W}iibc
geIdclt mcr0trL Die Gonicrcn5 sur
NlIfnobmc un0 @cipred)ung oicicr
6rogen 81 bclpcgc1. 9ieS fam ubcr
MIR 0ur6 Die 9clegotcn ielbit nit
Der l(ltcrltiibung ibrer reipcftiucn
Gl1tlen0er gcifebcn. SiC bieii0e Nc.
9lerlmg bofft OoB bic Gonicrc15
ourd) N6Itinnlrung oieic nidt ollf Dem
Frogranm itcbenocn sSro0ei olincb-
men miro. Mon bofft, OoB iolpobl
olc TbrilltirnoSfrogc, mic oltd) oic
GrogozGottrin BON Scr Mcbrbcit Der
Telegotcn IN 9iinitigc Grwdgltng &c.
5ogen nerocn miro, 10 oob cine @e-
lpred)ung 0crielben itottfinOcn fam.
Sir bic Irme sSantin
ErGlioent Nooiepclt bot Elm Gomitc
oe5 "@omcn'S Nrntp Goftcr1 Club
No. /" bon @oibiu0ton, lpclNeS fir
Die @icoerbcrltcultng Der aolttine in
Der Irlnee ogitirt, III icbr juporfom-
member @ciie cnIpfongen, Gas 60
mite mar BON Dem Experimentation
&obn bon Californian be9leitct, mel
der fiir Die MISUNDERSTANDING CHI
tritt. Gic Wiitglieoer oeS Gonitc'5
tbeilten Dem ErGiiOcntetL Oer ii6 SIT
@llniten scr Observation-Disclosures Scr
ST. inc olrS8ciprodcn baden ioQ,
& lie in GerfoI0urg ibrcS
. 9lbliAt babcr, 3pcig.
III Sbcilcl ocS 2onOcS
zen.
Rad ol0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Oen-W loiiafres in OOeHa.

en-MoiiafreS in O0eIia.
Nom, /. 6e6runr. - @CtrGdtli=
Dies 9luiicben bcrriht bier ijbcr eli
men Gerilld sir Innulirung Scr ros
montiid)cn Scirotb oes iltnNen Ser
5ogs Celia SoQu. Sn 1905 pcrlicb-
tc iid) Der @cr5og luGbrcnO cincS BE.
illds in gltbcn IN ciu i6onca, obcr
ornles M0DdcnL NomcllS Morifo
&ouios, un0 pcrlo6te iid nit ibr.
Scin &otcr opponirtc Der &erlobrutg
u1O cr9riff Sdritte, bic Gbe 81 bin-
tcrtrcibcn. 8ern0c. OILS Die ScrnnGG-
lltlg %poa5ogcl lpcr0cn loatc, crbiclt
Ger 0rGutigam cine 6rin9li6c Bot
idoft, mclhc i'm pcronloBtc, lid) 10.
tort ms fron5oiii6e a%oniltlot SIT be-
gcbcrL. @oa BORT gcidob lit nid)t
Qcnnlt befnnnt, ollein man lueib, 0oB
scr iltngc Wnnn mobniinnig crflGrt
ur16 nod) Wtcn gcbrodt muroc. Wto.
rifo'S &otCr lcitctc cine ltntcrIudltng
iibcr ooS Gcrid)min6en bc8 @rGlttis
goms cir, periol0te feline Spur nod
@icn, fan0 i'm oltf ltno 6cireitc i'm,
moroltf oerielbe nod Nt6cn 5llriid.
febrtc lutb BORT nod Dem HittoI Ger
0ricf)ii6cn, mic ser romii6-fotboIi.
Idcn Stride nit Worifo g%ctrollt lurr'
SC, Seds Monote Ip0tcr gclong c3
cincm Ngcntcn bc$ oIten Scr5o0S,
lid in G0S Ecrtrollcn OcS nCllucr.
mobltcn EoorcS cin5uid}Icidcn, unb
Is gcloltg ibn %fcrl1er, 0cn irnqen
Srr5oq 81 ii6crrcoen, Iid nod Goris
81 bege6en, I'M 6rieocn nit ieincr
SontiGic ST Idlicbcn. Soit jcncr 3cit
on lit icbe Sp,tr bon inn pcrihmun.
Sen. Sein Safer bot nm sic &oti.
fon.@cborOe eriud)t, bic Che 81 on.
ntQircn. Worifo mci1bctc lid) an Sen
Eopit, erbiclt ieood cine ullgiinlti1c
Nntluort, nn6 lit MN nit ibrenl 1cli.
Qcborerell Sodtcrd)cll nad) Honl &c
fommclt, nm @credtiqfeit BON So
titan 81 forocrn. Ter oItc Ser5o1
bot i6r, ols CT ibrc Nnfunft crfltbr.
@clO o1L olcin lie meiQcrtc lid, trob-
ocn lie IN bittcrcr Nrnlttb lcbt, irs
0cnb etipos bon ibrcm Sdnuicacruo.
fer SIT occcptiren. Sic %Gntidci0u1a
bcs &otifonS miro MN nit 0cipanlls
tenn ,<1rterCiIc crlpurtCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

Tim cine Grfdltnna In etnem Sus 80 iurtren,
tebnle man 2arutioe Yrorio Gnrintne IabIeteu.
rireI. g. ". @robe's Gianatur uui ieoer
SdGbieI. s5c. (Sftl SiS1&i a. WiU.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
&oman ans Dem Qcbem.
GOmantiidc Sciratb zines jnngcn
!Scr5ogS in Itbcn.

Die 9rollt mar Gin ormeS MGoden
mo sic 6ontiIic oe5 9rdlltigomS
bate ocnicIbcn ais @n6niinnigen
cin9eipcrrt, - Ger @opit nm
Nnmnllirltng ser CHE erilrbt. -
Die iuh0c @cr5ogin cridciut nit
ibrem &inOc in Rom un0 for0crt
@erehtigfeit. - Die ruiiiide &c
qicrlln9 un0 sic @obIcn,
- glbcrmoligc @cfabr cincS 5lr-
0enzW oiIufreS i'm S0eiia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

wy w
9omlnL
SON fiibrt,
Ebilippincll.-
al SteQc pon I
@oob. Ser &cbte.
/. Sltli DaS Comma
lonticsG Chiffon crboIte.
Suuptqrartier oltf @ope.
lono, es iCi Ocllt, ooB @enu
nont Mc9lrtbur 6cihlicBcn JOLT,
men ocgcnuGrtigcn Soften in q,
6roncisco fir ooS' lcbtcrc Gommou0o
o%ltf5uNcbcn.
1t ere IuSfnGr in 1906.
Sout Scridt ocS ItotiItiiHcn 9ii
rcouS Oc5 @on0clSG cportcmcnt&
5iiicrte ii0 Der @eionmtwcrtb
IltSfltbr bon nlucrifanii6cp
tric-Gr5eugniiicn I'M Sabre
$719,000,000, uno oieier 6
jest Al Ero5cnt oeS &C.
BcnbonOelS. Phi s.
Climber pcrtbcilt liz
Manufoftlrmoor
ropo $3t3,5U
Wnnooo) s.
530,25t, c
Militrolio o.
lfs..E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

aricgSiefretor "a, bot sic Gnl.
pieblung oca @cuerolitabS, Al Golt-
biboten ans oen Heibcn Der Munnl-
ihoiten Der @unhcsormlec SIT llntcr.
2icutcnaltS SIT beforoerlr, 0utAebci
zen. Sic @ctreifenOen bobcn bereitS
cine Eriiiung in Sort 2eo~penluortb
.beitanocn. IS beitcben feline onoercn
&ofon5cn IN Der Snfonteric mo Der
&ouollerie fir ol1gelpprbcrc Munn-
idoften, uno rs boben oobcr oltd)
feline onOercn GonOiooten bic Hrii.
lung ob0clcgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

EoriS $, /. Sebruor. - Gin umtIi.
Dies Genicnti crfGbrt Die fiir5Iid bon
elmer Montreoler 3eitung pcroiicnts
Iid)tc Weloun0 boB llnterbonOlun0cn
5lum &crfoui Der Snieln ct. Eierrc.
Wiouelon an Sopon, onS tic ais Sob
lcnltotion bcnlttrn luolc, I'M @ongc
iciclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

2on0on T.. Sebruor. Get-
tungsboote ans Sortlepool brad,tcr
bellte friib 81 NitglieOcr beS oil Der
Miinoung oes Gees geitronoeten brit
tiihen GompierS oGlopcring" ants
Sono. Inter Den @eretteten befin.
oct Iid Captain Scott. % onoere
0iitglicoer Der Monnid)oit fomler
um'S 2eben, 0arlinter nelln &usfnret
mel6e I'M Souie Der Noht e%rfrorei1
mo oann iiber 9oro geiuorien uur.
ben. 9os 6nbr5eug miro Ourf oil
9ronbutg 5%ertriimmert.
Ser 0ompier rGlapering," cir
nod Sopon beItimmtes 6obr5eilq
BON 5000 5onnerL itronbcte III bel
Naht oes 80. Sonuor ,lpdbreno zines
hcftigcn Stitrnics lthbc Der Wsiin
nung oes Gees, itno IettungSbootl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Sin ifarfer Sebmt.

Yiiic ifr's Nnofnno beiarni g.. Maine, Tr.
ii3, EN.Sultimore ctr, nu6c Grftumbpniessipe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
TO BE CONTINUED.
PROGRESS OF FREEDOM.

Uncle Eph was standing IN the door
way OF Johnson's Cross Roads Empor-
ium at Red House. Georgia, when the
first touring car ever seen in the
neighborhood went pulling up the
road towards SQuiggs' Corners.
"Sakes ahbe. Marse Johnsingi' he
exclaimed 20 the merchant prince who
never stopped his whiting. 'wots
dat?"
"Oh. jest one o. them hossless ker-
ridges" answered the sage. who had
once visited Atlanta.
We'll, who made Il. Marse John
sing-de debbil2"
"Wuss than that. Eph-them pesky
Yankees"
"Lawdy Lawdy. Now, want dat
jes' like EN-? Back dere IN 'sebenty-
six dey freed de kentry. an den In
'sixty-tree dey freed de darkies. an
yere dey goes a-freein' de bosses an
muies!"-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

tress.
"a moi. Starvai"
Ny trick succeeded admirably.
Starva bounded up the staircase. AS
he showed himself I'm the light OF the
candclabrum I fired He tcll head
long without "a groan. Locke stood
at the head oil the staircase waiting
I pccred down 10 the darkness below.
Forbes revolver rang out AGAIN and
again. The uproar was terrible.
"Kuhnl Cingaja, Piteschu, To
the staircase" ] cried I'm French.
melee
sank gently 20 my knees behind
the antique rug Brauuau's bullet
had struck me.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

Gunner-The arctic atmosphere IS
unusually healthy. They say the Es-
KINDS never have a cough.
Guyer-Oh. just wait until civiliza-
ton begins TO march toward the
pole.
Gunner-Hhi> DO you think civil
ization viii make the Eskimos cough?
Guyer-Yes, cough up."-Chicago
News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

The Recording Angel Cafter refer
ring to data)--You ought 20 be proud
Of your record. The Mult-milHouaire
(absentmindodly cackling) -Oughtnt
I though? I tel you itu be a long
time before another fellow Of my
standing lodges a subpoena for more
than % days.-Brooklyn Life
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

II is a good ida to have on hand
halfdozen or more OF the small
brushes that cost only a few cents.
They may be used TO clean the rind OF
orange or lemon; they are valuable
for cleaning graters. as there is no
lint; they may be used 20 clean the
reservoir. and one especially for the
fingers may be kept in the kitchen
sink.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

The odclwc.ss that is sold en- swift
zerland comes tlIs scar. Sc appears.
from the neiehaorhood Of Coponhag-
en-. The little Alpine flower has been
SO often gathered by tourists chat 20
is becoming more and more rare on
Swiss mountains
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
creduIity Estimated.

Think OF the old-time statesmen
who were content TO live modestly
for the sake OF fame,"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum;
Il am inclined to think that a num-
Der Of those old-time statesmen were
artistic successes but financial fail
ures. "-Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
As a Man Is Bern.

Men are born Popists or Words.
worthians. Lockists or Kanusts. and
there IS nothing more 20 be said OF
the matter we do not hear that the
green spectacles persuaded the horse
into thinking that The shavings were
grass-Jamcs Russell Lowell.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

The villain was skulking in the
shadows.
Suddenly two men in SLOUGH hats,
armed to the teeth. overpowered and
bound him.
Curse the luck!" Kissed the viii
lain. Caught in the act"
This being the climax. the curtain
was rung down.-Milwaukee Senu-
mel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

Mrs. Hobson--I wish, l had some
thing TO read. Did you get only one
Sunday paper?
Mr.. Hcbson-Yes. nay dear, but 1t is
In two parts q
Wei, let me have one while you
are reading the other"
Certainly. my love. Which half
would you prefer, the political half
or the sporting half?"-N. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
IntanoIbIe.

Every cloud" said the CHEEKY citi-
zen, has a silver lining"
Yes" answered the morose per
son; "but what's the sense IL get
ting joyous over a silver lining that
you can't see and that is so far on
you can't reach it?"-Washington
Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Missed

you must miss your husband so,
Mrs. Widderly"
yes. specially at meals. He could
ask the shortest blessing Of anyone
ever knew. "--Chiccgo Record-l-er-
aid
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
RaIIooninn.

The science Of aeronauucs IS al
most a fait accomph. There are only
two points left for aeronauts TO dis
cover and then the problem viii be
solved. They are: Frist-The means
OF raising themselves into the air.
Second-The means OF keeping up
there.-Pele Mele.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

be wrong.
Cuyer-lt couldn't have been a
woman, old chap.
Gunncr-Why net?
Guyer-Hccause NO woman ever
said II may De wrong," in anything.
Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Modern Traqedy.

A ''honkr A streak OF ugly smell;
A few drinks and a driver rash:
A sudden turn: a crash: yell
Another auto gone to smash.
--Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Uncor1rrnnlleed.

Ed. and Mag. together were
OFT In close communion seen.
Ed was hut an editor.
Mag. a weekly magazine.
Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
A Quick Way.

"How did the Bullyons ever manage
TO get in the social swim?"
Via wall street Old Bullyons went
there and plunged in '-Baltimore
American.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Dailv Thon-ht

Have a heart Chat never hardens,
a temper that never tires. and a touch
that never hurts-Charles Dickens.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
wrecked his life

wrecked his life.
Great strength invites attack. The
evil does not like gigantic leadership
hen Il has a sacred talisman Of
over and purity on its forehead"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
The RIoht Wsv.

Endeavor 10 bc in reality that
which you wish others TO think you
are
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Industry and Frueality.

Industry is fortunes right hand and
frugality her left.-German Proverb.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
ALWAYS BrIqht.

Gunner-Let me see. What great
woman astronomer was 1t who said:
II think mars is inhabited, but I may
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
pisraeli's Wisdom

The strongest things are in danger
from the weakest.-Disraen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

''E'~'' '7'''''' "FT' ~ TT y 1'I'N4F
Far distant Australia Is shipping
more than leo tons of butter a day
TO England
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Spoiled Her Pleasure.

Il hear that YOU were at the Nc
Ginert's last night"
Eyes"
Had a jolly time, ! suppose?"
"Wen, / thought It was that kind OF
time until we settled. was SIS to
the good. but my numskill of a hus-
band was S24 on the wrong side
Chicago Record-Herald
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Kniobts Of Pptbias,
A,E A, A. AND A.
N. A., S. A., E. A., A. AND A.

=.
<g0r% the powerful
ha been
the n males
to paid
OF
Be
people
worthy of their cart
anendow andb % OF for
Shopper scentse is
of
FIJI uafnO office
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30
Mrs. JOSIE A. GRAHAM,
Virginia's Most Success.
full Hair Culturist.
-. PARLoRs.
aOS Z. Leigh ST, Richmond
phone, 1884.
Private Parlors, Confidential Intar-
views and Correspondence.

Inc largest and most up-to-data
dalr Dressing Parlors IN Rfcnrnond
ne very best preparations thai can
De made for the hair. scalp. face
Graham 8 Superior Scalp Food for
groWing hair on bald heads and
oare temples, 25cts. per lar. ~
-, 3ranam's Superior Orange Flower
SKIN Fo for developing and beauti
35cts. I"~ai
Graham's Superior Velvet Liou,a
Fowuer for giving the face n besu-
Iliul ialr color, 25 cents a bottle.
By mail 35cts
Grahan's Vegetable Hair Dive thu
best on market giving a rich natural
Color, Sl.00 per bottle. BY mail.
Mrs. Graham makes a specialtv os
Inassaging an beautifyinR ladies
aces LOT parIes and public gather
ings, 35 cents.
Mrs. Graham sEampoos the head
% cents.
All ladies who attend parties and
other social gatherings should have
their niger nails manicured aud
made beautiful. % cents
Mrs Graham's preparations sell
20 sight. Ladies living in other CT
ties and towns can make good NON
ey by selling these preparations.
Write Tor terms to Mrs. 7. A. Ora
nam, No. i0S E. Leigh St, Ricn-
mond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-30

She-I will confess that want 20
marry title.
He-Well. I'm chairman of the
board of directors OF our Neighbor-
hood CroQuet club.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10
What Al 8 YmJ

Do you feel weak, tired, dssponde.s
nave frequent headaches, coated tongu.
bitter or bad taste In morning, -heart-
ourn,' beiching OF gas, acid rising, In
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burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite. nausea At times and
kindred symptoms?
II yorAsve any considerable number Of
she> Aoove syGptoms you are suffering
from NiliousnSSs, rsgpId liver with indi-
sestion: :sE,tsY sYpepss~A D. .Pierse,s Golden
Medical QlseQyerx Is made up Qi the mosf
valuable medicinal prIne!ples known 10
medical science for the perpapent cure q
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efficient liver invigorator. stomach tonic.
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The "Golden Medical Discovery /. not
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Mandrake root.
The following leading medical authorities
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roots for the cure OF Just such ailments as The
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Chicago; Prof. John King. NJ. D.. Author of
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der. M. d. Author Of Specific Medicines; Prof.
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
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may be used In conju iction with -Golden
Medical Discovery II bowels are much con-
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Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10

Chicago. Oct. s-Bulletin 4:30 o. m.
Chicago 3: Detroit I.
Yesterdays game resulted in ! II
inning ties to ..
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10
Award of Prizes
for Fair Exhibits

Following is the official award in
the agricultural. pet and live stock de-
partments:
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

POULTRY AND PET STOCK
Best Pair Barred Plymouth Rocks
rom owen nrst -.......-.......4.0 400
Best Pair Buff Plymouth Rocks
Henry Dietrich first 400
Paul Peterson second .1.50
Best Pair Silver wyandotts
Vincent Campbell first .......4.O .Ou
Vincent Campbell second .1.50
Best Pair White Wyandotts
John Thomas first 400
o. r. Silliman second ..1.5O
Best Pair Buff orp,nstons
Mrs. Joe Smith first 400
Best Pair Black Minorcas
DR.. Hutchinson first 400
John Johnson second ......... .1.50
Best Pair Black Lanehams
Mrs W. s. Dornblager first ......400
Best Pair Cornish Indian Game
Geo. Myers first ................4. 400
Best Pair Brown Leahorns
Guy barton nrst .......... 400
Best Pair White Leshorns
Guy Johnson first 400
j, V. Hayes second ..........1.50
Best Pair Buff Cochin Bantams
Walter Weightman first .......4.00I
John Rogers second ,.......1.50
Best Pair Pekin Ducks
Geo. Myers first 400
c. Burnett second so
w. T. Whittle of Mancos, w. r. Ma
10y of Pine River and Mrs Schrenk
of Allison all had very fine displays
of honey.
Hon. Blair Burwell displayed box
of Strawberries. grown near Aztec
which excited considerable curiosity
Prof. W. II. Olin, of the Colorado I
Agricultural college acted as Judge
on the grains. vegetables and fruit.
Mrs. Olln judged the butter and Prof
York and w. f. Milton judged the
poultry. ]. w. TURNER. Chairman.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10
Bea Display Of Flowers

h. A. Schuleter first ............ 1000
Mrs. B, Gogarty seond 800
Best Display Of Butter
Mrs. f. V. Campbell frst 1850
Mrs. E. Richard second ........7.50
Mrs. j. l.. Day third ......... 500
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10

Although the average man NAV
know when tc stop. he doesn't do 1t.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-10

When topper sees things double
his glasses are little too strong.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
Telegraph Operators Strike
Spreads Over the Country

Chicago. lllnois,-Following the
lead OF the telegraph operators en-
ployed by the Western Union Tele.
graph company in Chicago. VINO went
on strike Thursday night because
they were asked 10 work with non.
union men in Los Angeles. the teleg.
raphers In nine other cities through.
out the United States quite work Oh
Friday.
The 500 men employed by the Postal
Telegraph company in which, who be.
long TO thesame local OF the CONNER.
cial union as the Western Union men.
and who declare that their working
conditions with the company are un.
satisfactory, took advantage Of the sit.
uation and quit work in body Friday
night at o'clock. With the walkout
OF the Postal employees Chicago is left
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
SPECIAL SQUADRON
WILL BE READY TO SAIL FOR pa.
cIFIc IN TWO WEEKS.
REAR ADMIRAL sTOCETON TO RETIRE
Tennessee and Washington. Back
From Europe. TO BE Hur.
rled 70 Frisco.

New York-Then Tennessee. fy.
ing the Gag of Rear Admiral Stock.
ton, and the Washington, the most
powerful cruisers under the Stars aud
Stripes, are home from Bordeaux.
where. as the special service squad.
ron, representing the United States
they attended the maratime exposi-
ton, afterward visiting the naval sta
ton at Brest
Within two weeks this pair OF the
newest and best vessels viii be on
their way TO the Pacific, according %
expectations from the navy Depart.
ment. The cruisers will be locked
for minor repairs, and within ten days
or two weeks viii be ready to start
for San Francisco, several weeks
earlier than was expected.
Rear Admiral Stockton has finished
his last cruise. He is 20 be retired.
At Brest the Americans lay close be-
side the japanese warships Tsukuba
and Chitose, which we're recently here.
Officers OF the two squadrons frater-
nIEed most cordially.
THE reason the American and Jap
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
FORTY PASSENGERS DROWN.
Engine and Cars Fall Into River In
France.

Anglers, France-Forty passengers
in a third-ciaBs railroad car and the
engineer Of the trein we're drowned in
q railroad accident three miles south
east OF this town.
The locomotive OF a crowded local
train jumped the track when entering
the bridge over the River Loire az Les
Ponte de &c. The stone railing gave
way and the engine plunged into the
river. 90 feet below, dragging down
with Il its tender and the baggage
and third.class cars. Fortunately, no
other cars went into the water. as the
coupling between the second and third
cars broke.
The conductor and iiremen were the
only persons whose lives were saved.
They escaped by swimming.
The third-class car was we'll filled
with passengers, hut although part OF
the roof was blown OF by the confined
air as II sank. not a single passenger
extricated himself. and all were
drowned like rats in a trap.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
BLACK HAND VICTIM FOUND.
Followed In His Flight From Italy a
Few Weeks Ago.

Chicago-With his head almost sew.
cred and a stiletto wound in his heart,
the body OF Rocco Fusaro, aged 30.
who arrived in Chicago three weeks
ago was found on the front steps OF
his boarding house. The police be
lieve Fusaro left Italy 10 escape the
Black Hand society. only to be fol.
lowed and murdered.
In addition TO this crime, the police
have these mysteries TO engage their
attention: Edward Smith. a police.
man, was shot and killed within a few
feet Of his home; John L. Barbour,
aged 40. was found dead beside the II.
linois Central railroad tracks: John
Naughton is dead after a fight. and
William Donovan dying from a bullet
wound in the stomach, after being at.
tackled by footpads.