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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

9du fam 10 of fn uin als bm beb $40
polen Ssag Nttn tene M!n gra9
bon $50 900 Wen mbn ibn pei brfau ueder D
ore Dem mede 10 neora unaeBt nuo SIS 900 ouaubg
@9ntb @nmiGlnng binQn Die Nnprne ue Gea
eompanp boOsn bic bsnnen srob anoen dn ls anae untr
orfen oGn ebe Bubiun an9ebotn no
aheltn mnalhn 3oe Die s6Dtn n aart hammt
enhaten Gilber uno Cob.
Die 9eftorn ieaI1 dnnr Ndthafn=
IS 2Oui5 pnra Raeur 9eepaba orum, Nenaoa s.
Barrier Der S. partsr 3d. @eno Nepaoa B Barnp n
Sun Nepaoa nperHdt Bergmann proips Nfreb
Yaep Beamann gBabo Neoaba g. Nucap 3aer Ban
Sparts NeDaa Bon Gtoren lit Qou ~ prd=
oent oer Ieliha 0r Barnp redr Or Mulcaln Sdbml
oran gertau enen $4,000 Mttu opia uITe
9sd 6a4a nisr onae Betanna uno 9ranoAe snnnb
onen Eager i'm Gaa NeDao bt uns tan gun Mniprie
ousghdbn uno bic &dtn pwerin Bon Glnounsn Die
ur 1manruns on9bon pdn mir Die an
obn 9ndu 9eprl eher biben pubfum anen
or aDs bisn Dig au o ai esr gui. asa @saaf om pa.
fnp robn mir onsn Die at Suite Bead @0daft taus
fen mon l yhe1unaen ifor u3uienon Do oe anuncuns in
perfGebenen 3eun9sn 9i erint Mthen 3me
1ul aufgeiau n ge auf Die Gttlit Rs1afenbt uurer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

Der MutDzoGnbItr lebmonn befdnb|
ji5 III tefonbtrs gutter 2dune, ipeil erI
aeitern Elm orobts MutDmobil an eintr
reid psrlDbtan Wonn fdOn 10 gut tpie
fat perfauft batte. Gben nberrennete
sr nod ben fhDnen @etDinnit, als es
flingeIte lnb Gin DDrnebmer iunser
Mann ben 2aben betrat: Der Rdufer
pon geltern, Der 1ente ben Rdlif per-
felt maeaen nonte. Grfreut fprang
i'm 2ebrnann erigssen. Der Serr
aber ipebrse bDflin ab, inbeln er err
flGrts, ben 9ouf bebalterIi9er Weife
riidgansig MAIDEN 5ll nniil1en, neil er
feline 0erlobnna auf9el6H babe. 9ohft
>enttduIbt fragte 2sbmonn: pIber
parunl benn?" llnb Der 9err ertpiz
berta: r5is eril,nern iitb bod, Dab
meine sufitnftige SGDteeermutter Bel
ber ge{itGtiaung bea Grofttpagens nit
3ugegen tuors" 2ebmann nidte nnr
unb Der iunoe filnr fort: nNa, nnb
afg biege ertlarte, bet Wagen lei ni6t
grob aenug fir BRET perlonen, ba
bate ic1 genua!!"
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ute $stebe ~ et III d)t.

Nm 26. Mpril oieies Sabres, an mel.
dem E0Qe bic Brout ibrsil 100. We
buristoQ ieiern miro. iperoen lih sJphlt
y. Nnno,en BON 5atssDille, 9uln..
slno Noie Me@uire BON Gt. Gouis
iii sic qoloenen Geiieln Der Ghe ihnlie.
ben laIeil. Sohn mar an !. Mprn
lDi ssabr a!t llnD lit trobbsm nod iehr
riiifi0. Wor etiua Is Sabrei lDarsn
Die beiosn i'm ionnieen 9ennelIee eiil
qludiihes qiebespaar, aber Nols's Gls
terra erhpben Giniprub geaen Die 5ei=
rath lnb ilabmen ihre 5rhter nad
GnQlanD nit. 5ie belt All ihrer erSen
Sirbe felt unb nerbeiratbete liob iiiht.
Bunoren besab lih nod Californian.
eglpaSb lid) ein anisbnlihes BernlDssn
uno faufte oann ieii,en @'eburtsplab
unD anarenseroe 2dnoere,en, 10 er
{eitpem fur lid lsbte. 0ar5lltb erfnbr
er purN 3ufall, haB feline ebemallgs
Beliebte nod am 2eben lei, uno q
,porb nuts gsne i'm lie. Sic ipitIiais
ein, nno biz 6ohseit .uuroe auf oei'
26. Mu9ul aneeeBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
Htbfrrafd,llltofn.

Dem innsperbeiratbsten Aerrn MedS
flungsfiibrer telepbonirt bas Oienits
m1bhen Mittdgs btimli1, baB Der
gnGbigen Grau bas gifen ipieber total
miBrdtben fei.
Diefer nimmt infolgebeifen Werdrts
aldFa,tg, Oh feine Jrau 30 teiepbpniren,
bab er hel,te gang furhtbur befbGftigt
5si, llnmoglih abfofnmen fDnne unb lie
niht nit Dem Gffen a,lf i'm 5lt tparten
braliTc.
MAD elmer Gtlnbs siest Ct fid5 an
lnb begibt iib CUR npcft" eiren1
tpegen feines ror5iigliGen Gifens tpeit<
befanltet, Geftauroni. &isr fneint i'm
ber Gellner bsreiis eripartet gu baben,
benn er niullnt g(eib feinea lleberz
aie1er in GmpTang unb seigt nad)
einen an 9eaiter fte5enben Slid, no
cine etl,gef,le Same fist unD bebagli9
lire G5itpae aasl3ffslt.
7 Gilie'r gasenbLid iabsn Iih bic Bet
ben ftilif@Dsigs1lb an = bann Elm
bpppeiter gu5ruF:
o8u bier, 2ErtAur9"
nOu, Mlnalis9"
Sic bintrenbe Game mar - feline
sEru.i.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

Gin Serr, Sen 5rtpeilen gar arg bas
3ipperlein pcate unb Der irfolgebeiien
rnannu7aI aaf fehr ripanfenban" Jii@
BEN Itano, unterbielt Ii9 nit etnens
bteberen 6dnbtDerfsneiiter, Der elm
tpenig IiTpa.te. Diefes tleine Gebres
den ipntbe inl 2allfe bes @eTprd4s
ben, anbern ,tnangene6m, unb er
{diraRg f6 {1lieBltdh 81 Der nidt aee
rabe aartfii5leaben 8itte onf: r2(ber
Wonn, rs1r,,sn sic bod eybre 3unge
etDa8 iii bic Gepalt." Soratf fer
tiote ibn bsr anbere nit ben 8orter
ob: ,sSya, ti,ber 6err, mir gebt's mil
Der 3nngs gerobe tpie Sbnea nit r
9eenerl."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

= @iue bittere WGnneyfeinoin ihieb
am l8. Npriliu SOutA BaB Stir. Qgpo..
aus Dem 2eben, Urdulein Sennie 6.
Garrna Dat Isit ibrem .Sodsei stage"
Dor q Sabren. Oil pelhem Der Srduti=
gam IiG niGt ein|iellte. nit feinem
Wanne oelprodsu. ielbit ni1t nit
ihrem GG.paaer, Der nit ibr unter
einem Ta6e lehte. gils lie liarb, nahm
iie ibrer SGsueifer Dos yer;prehen ab,
bab lie feinem Mtanne Die 8stbeili0une
ON 4eihsnbeadnanihe erl0ube, unb 10
iltes aud 9eIdeben, nit en,sr einsiaell
Nnsnabme, nit Der oes preoiaers ndm=
lih., oa es in South pub GitD teine
tpeibli1e Geellorserin 9ibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
Gin Slall, eillc altOere
grobe Mine 81 cnttuifell1.

gpir MAIDEN gudb oarau auineram oab Die aBn pn semadt
uros wenn Die gefau habn als oiebe t an9on
,enn nie Mnen nu Men biug
botn muroe n0tliae pa aufubrnssn um o Mnsn w
mn AZ nmifelu n d erbi duf oas
MnsHt bel Dm tsan Der Aie mes nafo pabreno a Die ne
entmdt D bic ~ aaer Nten Die in Der porberaebenon
9obeae nneefhbr fno.
oum zine oIebn pob Id eineu b6bersn e 10 Gents Die Nie
erbn bsa mas M sbtp fnO D ! & poti eon1pon9
nm no glepooa an Deb pubfum 5O 600
Men Ser quite 9sa Nnn0 pl 10 @ents PIE Ae
,um oufe an ue 2a @ompanp bBt hs
~ dbs non Wona Gu H Mnplh muroe uners
iut mpn gsan un gr tnnsn MISUNDERSTANDING esssrn m
nrs nb d III unre Mn ba6 $50 900 ~ furaer @ psrtaut
lin erosn Die @l6aft IL u $500 900 poifrt IN aen
nm e Min uo poQ 3abt nt Ausrbar Das 9B oon Nooa
@ por bob Gue ben Rdufn b Neu aurl9t meroen tonnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
Ltf1tnnrtttta,tn.

aleinzGIS9en fotrb bDn Der Weutter
Il, 8ett eebrabt. Die fleinen 6dnbe
faltel1 't9 sun, Gebet: r2ieber 8ott,
i9 bite Di9, LAB mid biefe gsa@t
falsft unb ii1er ruben, glib aud meiner
Iieben Ma3nd einen reAt feftan S@laf."
-,Marum ss-t'itsit 9u fir mid etnen
70 feFten G5d)iaf2" fragte bic Mutter.
,eesa, tpeiEt z,.a, !'>be Mama," entgeg@
nete ber fleine i5laGsfopf rber quite
popa thut mir :,:il,er furntbur leto,
tpsnn Oh ibn Mbenb5 empfdnglt"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

!siulrum 1orni's MIpentrduier ben erIien
spiab ais cine pous. WlsDi3itl IN 9allien,
ben bon Deinliidtten IN Der 1anDn d,elt
fh ertDorbeH bat.
Weil er tplinoerbar heilenoe 0rdite
beIibt uno nismols Ueriebli, @utes su
tbnn.
Weii ct midi nur ben lsbensiaft rel-
niet. ionoern aun neues. reihes, rotbes
ylut idafft.
gSeil er gutes, fefes uno aeIunoes
Oleiih madt uno GnOhen uno Wus=
te!n aufbaHt.
99eil er Die 0eroauung bef0roert unO
uuf Die Geber tDprtt.
Meil er ben 5tublaana regulirt uno
bic 9tieryn iidrtt. gBeil er oas 9teruen=
SnItem berublgt lno seiunoe Dsrlplras
ition onregt.
g4eil et gans DeQetabilIfA III Ielner
3utammenIsgun9 uno ablolut unl1ao=
LID 1T.
ySci er nit ppltnmnlel,er Si@eybeit
oem 2oyte|ten 9inoe Ioluohl, lu,e ben
@yIuaAtentn gtaebel werosu iaun.
g0eli er, nodD oe.i grfolge.l benleieeu,
| bil!lger 1T. OILS anoste Praparate. &nrs
ct 1T Elm 0ausmiitsl im ,Dabren Slnne
oes g3ulte5.
gil0ts teat Die naAloIieuoe Gsluno=
/ belt lpieber bsr. nihts brln:it 10 ld)ne!l
uuo flcber 9tlife uno RraFt, als 5orni's
2lipsntrduter. g8eun Die 9slebrtga
NersIe @uren Sell ais boffnungslos
/ oufQeQeben labell, perSweilelt nl6t.
MoUt9' cine YeriOn, tuel1e fir unbeil=
bar elfldyt murDe, bat ibre WslunDbeii
/ sDleoerellallgt uno ein bOhes 2ltter er=
reittt ourh ben Gebraud) BON 5orni's
/ 2llpsatrdllter. g3iro 0en Bublfun
brett ourb Die GigeHtbJimer ooer 2utal.
ogenten perfauit. Mon itbreibe oil Dr
| yeter 6a0ruep & Sons So. ll2-llS
1 Sp, 6oDne VDe., Gbjcago, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
Scr 9ssngenentsiassoa:sD toDt=
Isa,e9 .1erf

bate meine rehte 4un9e 10 ernlilla ons
geariffen" i ithreibt Srau ,fannle Cons
nor BON Gurol aou.e, GeorGetowu.
9gnn., .oaB ib Fortmdbreno 3na uno
Nabt brIete unp Der Wohburn Wpr=
ausiaanu9 - ShsuinOIn1t = uauer=
melollc) idien, bis n,ein Gjatte cine
iSlaiAe BON Or. SSinQ's ytero Discooerp
ilatb Daule brad)te, tuelts llb IN ettem
6atl ais pie einSiae e1te Snltenlur
nno Observation-Disclosures Don 'ftpaden.
meben 2uuqer ernies. g8enn alle an=
Dere 0eilnlittel ablotut erfolglos llno.
70 mDat Sbr bod III oem 3on'pf eegen
Quuaen= nnb GeDlenleioen e5ieger blei=
ben nit Netp DiseoOsrp, Der edten Sur.
Garantirt bon .gB. 6. Geters oeutider
Npotbate. preis SOC uno 81. probe=
flaidbe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
@os, etsser spimtrc geDiHe IT..

enfolge BON glutper9iftung, pernr-
Iabt burb e,uen Spinnenbib, lpiir0e
Sobn MaIbinaion uon Sosquebille.
Seras, leln Bein perloren baben. inoem
baslelbe gu elmer Walle bon eiternoen
Wunoen nuroe. mare er nidt ilberreoet
,poroen, Buflen's Nrnica Salbe gu
aebrauhen. Ct lhreibt: ,Sie srite
Ghad)tel linberte uno bier @habteln
heilten alle Wunben." Sic heilt leoe
Wunoe. 8arantirt in Yeters Npotbete.
Is Gents. Sn peter's Npot6ete piro
oeutlA geiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
400 Satsitelem lit NeepeS
NODitiDtt
1T Ic.u g5ileoeipBia ~ besfaufeit.

III Wc!n T'Tise0eipD1a 5H beftaNTeN.
Sir iol1e, Die 6elo anleaen polisn.
&ieine monatlihe 3allunoen, cine
liGsre, oeiunoe, profitable aepitalan-
toge. g0enu man oeDertt, oab Gruuo=
algtutlum in Wsu Bhilaoe!pbla in Den
'sbttn Sobren um bos 3rppslte inl
0rsiIe geItiegen 1T. 10 Iieht man ieidi
ein, mas fir cine Gieleasnbeit su einenl
profitobien GeIAdFt IlG BIER bietet.
Cine quite EaGe fir eine Seimiidtte.
8. G. YOwle on,
Waent {ur Geeoes NooitiDn uno 8ebdu=
lthteiteu. 40
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
Wr0bte Wolbmi1le, luel0e bte
0elt.j .je geieDe,1.
9jttle slpremcc iss 0olofelo prooaSirt a)tbunSert
9fmmo pou Dollars suen Rfuno
ieoe 9pes Minateaa.

@nIhfieb 70 Mor @roBe aNnQn Die 2tl 5lorence
sp;ns nn on,n Sn uno baobaG1n ben abaien @rs
au oef6roert miro u. - . i, ;,
g8sI gelbn
G6rosruuan pm nm Solar gum NIuno ben Sag
ot 10 |hn o Der elmer Gd Qelan9t T. 800 pnno eoe
apei Mnuten. .c. -
2ponsia aonnen @oloquar oas III Qenl1. pon
bepa1t a9oeoaoa Sas SouFhu")
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Wotis fiir Safer.

Ser unterseidnete bat einen 8orratl
pcn Serben uno Wiilh= uno &ahmfellen
fir &dIer OIL 0ano, Die 'er bilig bsr=
fauft.
Der ettpas in oieIer 8ran@e brau9t.
,penoe Ii6 on
AZ Sobn Beer, Ha9erspille, 8.
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G.n 2Gscr.

Ser unterseihnete Bat loeben eine
grobe IusIDab! SfdIer- Ntenlllisu ieoer
grt esbolten,, import'rte Stdstiider jeoer
6vOBe. Sdibermaqen, &dspuloer &C.,
Die er gu mdbigen preilen berfauIt.
Wan Denoe lib on
gomaro s. Steiner,
Baltic. ..
Jsrner babe i'd aub cine glnsabl
5anobarfen nit einfaAsm uno ooppsl=
tenn &ssifer. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
2aid1tfu.

Ser poli3eibiener min I'M GaItbuua
eine Hauferei 3tpiihen atpsi gduerr
fthlicbten, befcmmt aber babet tiihttgs
priigel. geim Mb5ug meint er: rO0s
IT. an fd5n's Spriaport: Munn #
5tpa itreiten, s'Freut f Der britt -
aber polisiIt b,t's nit aufbrodt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

\ Nllerlei Nccioen3= =Mrbeiten iperoen
in Der 9rufsrei oes yBeo ba bter"
prompt uno gu reellen preiIen ausaes
fiibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

Suit Dr. MeDermotb. Sbier
nrat, tpeun guren pferoe,i ooer gurem
Nieb et,pas feblt. Office in Sam
&ufer's G1eune. Gtuoirter 5bierar3t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

Dor u2sn S1rGn George g8Qeo meaos nq gu fsneml
n 6runo, 9enctor Ton g8;nWuca ho q onlb i9m
ene 7nnln 6oes eQnen Nrn g0b i1m eo 8n9Hetb
lrOn ou Bel Nln Gpetulaon 8Gela su 8s
mar Dor flint a5n bnt gBnQos @m6a ou SIS 1000
8dagt Die In Nfen Der lR0am ineu Qemdht
Gs g,bt Dete Geipiel
tubnen UFnnoPrn Nbaoas aobe germbgen seWadt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

sSas ene etnlage pou 800 II, einieeu nos, Wepaoas
Wimen=Nftiem it einem SaDr iir Die @ftiens
Snbaber einbrad)te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

ONgpN@n BmmmT
@mN@ s. s. GmhGSmB
rMn pp mkguBg abmmbhn
eNb NMmn Dbkndsh image u Mwd
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Gin Qruter Wauu mir6 1T
g}euaba 5ltu Niilliondr.

eSeor9e 2S'not5elo, asn seue ot)ste Natte por
fi5saf sSoDssn gemStDEgt, Gelo 80 seDnes tno
oefstf iebt eiat geras,5gen pes,
SSt5,OOO, 900
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

= 9est Woolpb's Mnseige uuo lparf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

}irma pero mir au Die Sarmsr Meau 8ln in
ont bon Spatts ooo geontt oab Slid Manne n oen
p Sln ppt abar Napaba Sr it genusno @
basnt far Die, sbs Mub n1l aroBaaen
tSooausbeute nelmsn.
THE J. S. PARKER COMPANY
Clay Peters Building Reno; Nevada.
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ORDER FOR STOCK
The j. S. Parker Co., Reno, Neyada
hereby subscribe for ........ shares Of stock in
the Leach Mining Company Of 10 per
share, for which find enclosed dollars
Name. ........................
Post ofUce:: Observation-Disclosures.
No, ss. State. ..........,.......
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-08
LOCAL TEAM MAY
COMPETE
HOSE CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA
PLANNED FOR EXHIBITION WITH
TEAMS FROM EVERY STATE IN
THE UNION TO COMPETE IN
SEATTLE. =

The local hose wagon team which won
the championship OF the Pacific Coast
in 1904, will probably participate in n
big tournament at the Alaska. Yukon.
Pacific Exposition, in 1909, according to
Fred Brown. who has just returned from
trip of couple OF weeks to Seattle.
He states that the management of the
fair intend to have teams represented
from every State in the Union. ii pos.
sible, and that regular fremen's tour.
nament will be held for the champion.
ship of America.
Il have not asked the men who form.
ed the Astoria team in 1904 anything
about it yet, because | have just re,
turned" said Fred" yesterday morn.
ing. 81 think they will be willing to
take part in the contest, however, and
it is certain that they viii be we'll in
the front it they decide to enter, I
think that with few months practice
they could be put into shape, and make
even better showing than they have
in the past"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-08
casauuaa.aaaaaa y y aaao
.aa Personal MENTION. sn 4
oaaaaaa 4 .. = aaassso

City Treasurer Dealey is visiting a,
Carson Mineral Springs.
r. NJ. Watson, editor OF the Seaside
Signal, was visitor to the city yester.
day.
Fred J. Brown returned Sunday night
from trip to Portland and Carson Min.
eral Springs and Seattle.
District Attorney Hedges. who spent
Sunday in Oregon City, returned yester
day to attend the circuit court.
Sheriff Pomeroy was visitor to Sea.
side today on official business. He re.
turned with Antoine Seporati in custody
arrested for illegal fishing.
Miss Warren, county school superin.
tendent, leaves today for Necanicum and
Hamlet, and will be absent until Fri
day. She goes on school business.
Alex Gilbert came up today from Sea.
side en- route to Portland to let % con.
tract for the erection of q residence
building for his daughter, Mrs. Finch.
Mrs. T. T. Barnhart and daughter
Miss Nellie, arrived Friday night from
Los Angeles, CAL, and are visiting with
Mrs. Barnhart's daughter. Mrs. ]. O.
Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Huss and little
daughter, arrived in the city yesterday
from Milwaukee, Wis, where they have
lived since they were married in this
city two years ago. Mrs. Huss was for
merly Miss Edith Bowman, daughter of
Mrs. R. D. Blount, while Mr.. Huss Tony
was formerly employed as machinist in
the Astoria Iron Works. Their visit be.
ing announced came as a pleasant sur.
prise to their friends and relatives. They
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-08
SHAKE UP LONDON POLICE.
perjury Band" Has Caused Scandal for
Years.

LONDON, Oct THE royal commits.
sion charged with the investigation OF
London's police corce is nearly ready. fol-
lowing several months work, to accuse
Scotland Yard and the entire department
OF grating and numerous forms of cor.
ruption. Something similar to New
York's Lexow shakeup is expected to
follow.
The investigation brought to light a
police perjury band,' which has caused
scandals for years. 1t was shown that
numerous officers were in league to sup.
port each other by false testimony to
secure the conviction OF innocent per-
sons.
Brides have been exacted from every
one who could not be forced to pay for
protection. Even bus drivers have been
held up for small tribute by crossing
policemen to save themselves from ar
rest on charges of obstructing traffic.
In the policemen's defense it was
stated that their salaries OF 81 week
almost compelled them to find ways OF
aiding to their income.
Londoners were even forced to unite
in a public vigilance society to prose-
cute perjured policemen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-08
ill probably make this their future

will probably make this their future
home.
Sam A. Sax. manager OF the National
Shoe 4 Clothing Co, spent Sunday and
Monday in Portland in conference with
the general management OF the National
stores system as, to the continuance of
the forced sale dow being held here.
Tony Huss, formerly OF Astoria, ar
rived yesterday on the noon train. ac'
companied by Mrs. Huss. Mr.. and Mrs,
Huss will make their home In this city,
where Mr.. Huss is well known as a
tirst.class machinist. For the past two
years Mr.. Huss has lived at Milwaukee.
Wis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-08
Appointed Agent for Mills.

North Adams, Mass, Oct. IA. b
Patton OF Ware, who was in this city not
long ago looking into the possibilities Of
buying an interest in the Mayhower
mills, has been appointed agent OF the
Sawyer mills fthe American Woolen
Co. at Dover. N, II. He started the
woolen department OF those mills 10
years ago and then went to Ware where
for 10 years he was general superinten.
dent Of the mills in that place and Gil.
bertville of the George II. Gilbert Manu-.
featuring Co.
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THRIFT URGED BY BOOTH.
Salvation Army Head Tells Of Mes
sage.

CHlCAGo,s Oct. General william
Booth, commander In chief of the Saliva.
tion Army, today brought Chicago and
the United States a message of the need
of thrift, warning Of the dangers that
lie in wait. General Booth said that the
end OF the era Of high wages Is In
sight; that growing population meant
less food and clothing for each individ.
ual This problem must be solved in
England and America, in part, he said,
as it has been solved in Indo.C China and
Japan, The physical standard OF living
must be lowered, said the leader of the
Salvation Army, "but this will only be
half OF the solution. II must DO aided
by moral and Intellectual progress up.
ward
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Buys Shirt Plant.

Elizabeth, n. j., Oct. 7.--klinger &
Bach, shirt manufacturers, OF No. 1877
Broadway, New York, have purchased
the shirt factory at No. 400 Hvington
Street, this city, from G. II. Cooper 4
Son, the former owners OF the plant. G.
Ii. Cooper viii be retained as superinten.
dent and will look after the interests OF
the New York firm in this city. When
Mr.. Cooper started the plant year ago
last May, he had but Is machines. Today
there are 10, the output being six times
that of year ago.
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SUGAR TRUST MAKES EN- GUESS.


NEW YORK, Oct. What informa-
tion, Wall Street is. asking, led the
sugar trust to acquire the Colonial Sugar
Company's vast Cuban plantations.
Spectators declare the purchase means
one of two things-the sugar trust has
information either that Cuba is about to
be annexed to the United States or that
the next Congress will lower the sugar
tariff. Though the announcement of the
colonial absorption came suddenly, the
street thinks the Havemeyer interests
have been negotiating for some time for
control of the islands entire output.
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The Place To Dine.

Where shall we diner There should
bo no question about that. II you have
no appetite, but feel that YOU should
dine, drop into the Palace and, II You
meet Arthur Smith, ask him to pre-.
scribe for you. He'll do 1t, by laying
something tempting before you. and
while he does not wish to interfere with
physicians, prescribing for dyspepsia. he
Is in the business TO cater to mems
stomachs. Try him once and then You
will always dine at the Palace.
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The Tyler.

The Tyler is still open, and doing a
good business too. 1t was predicted that
this resort would be success and 1t has
proved that the prediction was correct.
Clarence Tyler. and his able night man
ager, Harry fowler, have held the many
friends they had, and have made many
more since the opening night. Business
Is always going on there and for an or.
derly conducted place The Tyler is par
excellence. The location. Sixth and Bond
streets, Is we'll known.
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To Have Bleaching Plant.

Hazelton, Pa, Oct THE new bleach.
ing mill which is being installed in the
Knelly planning mill building on South
Pine Street, will begin operations short.
ly. A. J. Kommer, the proprietor. is
busily engaged installing the machinery
The bleaching mill will give employment
to about eight men, and this force will
gradually be increased as the business OF
the institution warrants.
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Notice.

We have silver side and steelhead net
ting. loaded lead lines. cotton twine and
rope, Plymouth Manila rope, oil clothing
and rubber boots and everything for
fishermen. I. J. Carney 4 Co.
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A large wall map. very complete and
carefully printed. exceedingly useful for
reference and general information will
be furnished free Of charge. Apply to
@ W. Roberts, agent 0. R. & N, As
toris. $751;.
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DR.. d. A. Sanburn, the French spec
ialist, has returned to Astoria and is
permanently settled. My remedies are
roots, herbs, barks, and berries in the
natural form. also give magnetic
treatment to those who require them.
I guarantee to cure all those that are
durable of both sex. If there is any
who can not come, write me your
symptoms and | will send you my
remedies to any part of the United
States. Address Shanahan Building, 57S
Commercial street. Consultation free.
Astoria, Oregon.
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Columbia and Vicsor graphophones
and latest records at 424 Commercial
street. A. r. Cyrus. II.
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New Grocery Store.

Try our own mixture Of cofee-the
J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables
Babollet 4 Co. grocers. Phone Main
1881