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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Waf6in9ton-
-beS-
"Qeutf6en Correspondent"
8m. Saunemann, 1915 Waripm.
Strafe, N.-W.
tp anJeiae1 nxs BeheanuseH entsesen semsm.
perben-
2ufal6erihte aus @aibiustpu.
erionen.

Serm | B teYer 0 II II.
Oscar ". Sun1pbrep bon Nr. t50,
FroipectitroBe, peld)er leit Sonntag
ipurloS peridpunoen NOR unb nif
geranlaiiung ieiner @eripmloten bon
Der Eoli5eibeb0rbe geiudJt muroe.
eridien geitern Miorgen frob ulo
mllnter mieoer IN ieinem olten tSeim,
atalngeno, oaB er gon5 unb MIR
nidt aus Der Stabt sclueien m1re.
9ie Eoli5ei mlroe bon Termonoten
bcS 15.jGbrigen elton Gibbs err.
Iltd)t, llnld)au nod oemielben 3u
bolten uno DAB er mabrideinlid in
Der Nobe Der biciigen Ibeoter 5t fin.
ben iet. Gr DerlieB Dor 5tpei Sagen
ieine @obnIng, gtr. 125, SodionItr.,
9%lnocoitio.
See &crnS, ein t5sj1briger &nahe,
miro ebenfnqs bon ieinen gltern ge.
tpitnld]t. Gr bot bltnfelblolte 9llleen,
ldNpar5es Saar unb 8eiihtsfarbe.
Seine @obnurng lit Nr. 106, 2.Str.,
Sii0meit.
Br'obibitions @eieb iir
@o1btngton geplont.
Sic Inti-S oloon.2i9o, Die fiir5lid
III Norfolf, So, in Sisu1lg mar, bot
Iid fiir ibrev lpeltperbeiiernben"SS Soeen
ein nelles Sbiett .erforen: @aibin9.
ton unO ben Giitrift Gciunbia. Isle
BON Norfolf aus gemeloct miro, lino
Die Ofitglicber ocrielben ongepieien,
IN allen Sbeilen beS 2on0es nit
lammtlihen ibncn 5u @ebote Itebcr-
Den Witteln allf Die GongreBmitglie-
Der ettl5uluirfen, Die fir Sen Ti1trift
Columbia in gllsiidt oenommene
ErobibitionS.8 el esporlage 81 inter
ltiiben. @aIbington iou olio i'm mabr-
lten Gimme bes @ortes ntrodcn" ge.
legt meroctt, IN Der Salptitabt Der
Tereirigten Staaten mollen oieie
Sugenobeloen Elm Grempel ltatitirer,
bon oent Damn Ole arlberen nod inl-
mer IN Den &rnllen oes N~lfo6oltelt.
Iels gebaltenen StGbte uno Staaten
lernen iolen. lln0 bei Der Grrih-
tung bieies .Wuiterltaates" rcdnen
lie natiirli6 aitf Die @eiltlihfeit ais
einen ibrer luidtigiten 9unoeseenois
len.
Cod audi Die @egenieite lit auf if.
rem Soften. Die @aibinetoner 9lb.
tbeiling Der 2iga fir perionIi6e
6reibeit lit bon Dem Yrogromm Die.
ler Serren pom Wilder. nnb Ebili.
ItertDitm ilnterrihtet uno aeriiItet,
oen1ieIben 5l Nbegegnel. Won bofft
beltimmt, bob Der 9ongreB Iid) ebenio
iider gegen Elm Erobibitionsaeieb
fir ben Giitrift Columbia entifeioen
miro, mie es bos Iiitrifts. Gomite oes
SauIes in Der lebten Sisltng getban.
Gtua 5000 Gerionen, idGst man,
5eifneten I'M porigen 8inter oie on
Den GongreB geri6tete Eetition gegcn
Erobibitionsgeieb unb es miro on
genommen, oab minoeItenS ebenio
biele ben Streitern fir perioulide
Sreibeit bel Der Ibpebr Der Sentpe.
ren5bemeglng sur settle iteben iper1
Den, - SEER Wabonen Elm Mitglieb
Der anti-S olopn.2igo. iiibrte eeitcrn
-ous Torgeben Der 2iga in Nurfolf
beiprehenb-ous, bab nod Ser Ser.
foiiung Der Ser. Staaten sic Heaie-
rung fem He6t babe, @irtbidafts.
2icenSen 81 uergeben, Do Die Gerfais
Jung ben 9iirgern Sd,uB Dor ollen
peroerblibcn Giniliiiien gepGbre, Die
Semperen5-9efiirporter ideinen bier.
noh ibren fleinliben 9eitrebuneen
eineit sconItitutioneuen" Mantel INT
bGl,gen 5u ipplen.
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Undertakings @esiuriirr.
Cur geadtnng.

Ter nSeutfhe Gprrrippubrut" nimntt su jeoer
Belt gcrifts aui iber 2erlubunsen, SpdlSeit,H,
geburtstaae, spIbrus unb iifberne Spd15eitru,
observation-disclosures etc. NIT ben sameu Der
Mnipsienbeu, bic nber beutltdi seifriebeu iein
iontsn. audl Rtriouat, NotiSen tperben germ
nufssuummsu. Tic 6tHieuosr iuIfer gsridte
maftn absr ihrsu Samen unterifrsiben uub
Dor Ngsm nidtt u~ersrisn, mo- bic Seitliffett
~tnttinub - etrabe unb SnrsnummN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19

Sobere Wilbpreiie fom.
mcn. - Gent 9eiipiel Ser Wolfe.
reibeiiber BON SuriorO Gpuntp, bie
Dor o6t Sagen einen Serein Biloe-
ten, Scr ocn 3pet bat, burb feltes
3llionnlengeben Die Wilhprciie I'M
Siuei Gents pro Nuort SIT erboben,
linb ieBt oltd) Die BON Carroll. unb
Baltimore County geiolgt, Die an
Der &eitlihen WarpIGnoer 9ubn emit
lang mobnell, unb Elm Gomite lit
ernonnt uorben, bns nit ben Mildp
bditoiern in Baltimore conferirell
lon. Gin @ibbplb mcint, ben Bal.
timorern bleibe Jest mobl ipciter
nid)ts iibrig. oils III ieoem Sallsbpf
Sub" Sitter" utb naalbbGunie"
5u pflar5en, Sic bann bes Morgens
onee5opft merbcn fonnten uno bic no'
tbige Mild fir ben 9ousbalt liefern
iriirben.
Neue 9obnbrii # e. = Die
9lrbeiten an Ser an 8aibineton.Moao,
Morrell-Earf, belegenen neuengrilde,
mel6e iiber bas 8eleiie Der Wonnt
Glore-9 ipiiion Ser Baltimore uno
Ohio Balm" fiibrt, babet begonn1en.
Die alte Bride mar id)pn lett 2angem
nid)t mebr SEN Anforoerungen &C.
wadien, Die Der s%eiteiserte Serfebr in
iener @egeno itellte, uno mar unpraf'
tii6 angelest; Die grridtung elmer
neuen, sic meientlid Der Igitatior
bes nWorreG Yarf Seridonerungs'
8ereins" 81 peroanfen lit, lit oabelr
cine augemeiu freuoig begtiiBte 2bat'
iade. Die meme Bride miro einen 4C
6l,B ,breiten 6abrmeg nno an ieoer
Settle einen flint SUB breiten 8uBtpel
erbalten.
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Die @orbcreitnngcn iertis.

~ ftiA'H-
Gos Erogromm fir oie pierte Sab-
res . Gonuel1tion bea 9clitih-
Nmerifoniid)cn Nutionol = 9ul.
hes IN 9teip . Dorf. - Die Geles
gutcn oes llnubbGngieen 9itr.
gerpereins.
9ie Seontten oeS Gcutid . 4meris
fanilGen Nationol : 9itnoes baben
oas Erogromm fir bic pom 4. bis
s. Sttober III 9feip > Oorf togcnhe
pierte Sobres = Contention oes 9ln-
oes. an Scr iid) Die $50. r5obn SiorfS,
Senrp &. Wienciclo. ISM. u. @onS.
leben, &arl u. W. Sbol5 uno q. i.
Srappe ais 8ertreter oes ~llnobbdn.
9igen 9iirgerpereinS BON Worplano
betbeiligen iucroer, ouigeltellt uno
an Die oeutifen Central > &orper'
ihoftcn Ser oeri6ieoenen Staoten &c,
ionbt. ToS Erogromm lit, ME
folgt:
ISrcitog, oen 4. Sftober - Gin
Qllortirung Der Gelegoten; NbenoS
s llbr Gn1pfongs.Gommers I'M gro.
ben Saole OeS Serrace 8aroen.
Samltog, ben 3. Oftober - .
llbr, Gr0ffnuna ser Contention.
/ llbr Wtittogeiien. = llbr, Sort
iebltng Ser 0erbanolungen. 8 llbr
AbenbS 8nnfett IN Der SieoerfranS.
Souc, gegcbeu bon Sru. 9crmonn
HioOer, SerouSgeber Der natciu'
2)orter Staats. 3eitung."
Sonntag, Ben 6. Sftober: 3
llbr, Sortietllng Scr Gerbonolrn.
gen. 1 llbr, Wittogelien. 3 lthr,
eriter SbciI oes 0elltiden Cages. 6
llbr, Ibenoelien. 8 llbr, 5lpeiter
2beil oes Gelltiden Cages.
Montoa Den 7. OCTOBER - 8
llbr, Sortiebung Ger 8erbanolunt
gen. 1 llbr, Wtittogeiien. 2 llbr,
6ortietung Der 8erbaltolitngen ltnh
ShluB Der Convention. 5 llbr IuS5
ling nod Dem @erntanii6en Wtll.
leum Der SarparO.ltnipcrlitdt, Gam.
bridge, Woii, gcgeben bon Srn.
Wiliam Honoolpb Searlt, Seruus.
qeber oeS .Morgen-Sournal." Ab.
fobrt 5 llbr, Yier 45, Noftb Hiper,
SUB u. 10. StraBe.
9ienitog, bcn s. OCTOBER 8
llbr Mor1cnS, @nfunft III Bottom;
Gmpfans Seitens oes 9olton-3lueis
ges, Der Sofultdt unb itGotiider
@iiroentrager; 9eiihtieuna ocS
8crnlonii6cn Muieums; 1 llbr,
Wittogeiien; 5 llbr, Hiidfabrt nod
Nem.Dorf bonn Sortb Sioe Snoia.
@erft.
Gonpentions.SoIle: Scrroce 8ar'
Ben So. StroBe uno 2erington.aue.
Wion nebnlc Die 8. glpe. = Sobbabn
bis 5llr 50. StroBe.
Sotels: Sotel Holanb, 50. Ctr. II.
Yarf . s%lpenle, 3 Winllten bonn Ger
roce 0arben. Son SSeriep-Gitp III
genO cine Serrp, Damn nit Der 3.
Mue. Sohbobn bis sur 80. StroBe.
Gom Orono Gentrols0 Depot irgeno
cine lip = tolun . Gar" nit einenl
SronSfer iiir Die 50. Str..Gar bis
Dor oas Sotcl..
Sotel Moltfs, 8. uno Telbom-
9lpe. @ereits beiett. Die BORT 10.
%girenoen Selegaten nebmen Die g.
glpe. : Sodbobn bis Eelbom.Ipe.-
Station 1870. StroBe) gum Serrace
8arbcn bis 5ur 50. StruBe.
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TunouIl'S @ebi d)

HanoulfS @ebibte in
9 II d tnr III. - Sberit SameS G,
Honboll, Der Seriaiier bes rMorp-
lonb, mn Warpluno," Der 'id) ailgell'
blidlid 81 geiud bel ieinen in Nr.
1415, 2inoen . Mpeniie. i%pobrrEoen
Shmeltern oufb1lt, bat lid allf
Gr1ngen ieiner pielen 8erebrer mo
Sreunbe entidloiienL feline iGmmtli.
den @ebihte in 9ubiorm b%eruis5u.
geben. Cine 9oltimorer Sirnlo iiber.
nimnlt ben Serlog oeS Werfes. Sr.
Hanbou miro am Somitog mad,
annapolis gebelt, 100 er ais 8dif ocs
@rn. Sames Ouens einige Gage
periueilen miro. IS lit 0ies iein er.
iter 9eiil1 bon Marplunb's Soitpi.
itaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Erifunaen fiir8oIt6ien Il

Frufungen iirYoItoienit.
- Die Staats /. Gipiloienlt . COM
miiiiun ser Ser. Stnateu aiebt be.
faint, Dab Yriifunaen fir Die Sim
Iteuingen ais Glerfs unb grieftrager
i'm Baltimore Yoitamte am 90. Ho-
pember 3. S. abgebalten lperoen. Die
Iriiiuns miro iid allf oie folgenoeu
SGher eritrefen: gudJitabiren, aritb.
metif, Yriefihreiben, Sanoihriit.
Ibihrei6en, Geographic Ser Ser.
Staaten uno 2eier bon aoreiien. Sic
Snldre iino 5000, $500, 5000,
$1,000 unb $1,000.
Cardinal @ib6ons pom
9nmmIer It at. = an
I1blid zines 9eiuds, oen Cardinal
8ibbons ser @egeno, no oie neuen
@erften Ser Stabt angelest perben.
am Gienitag Nabmittag abitattete,
madte ser le,,tieIige 9irhenfiirit un-
ter Nnoerem ard bie nidt seiudte
9cfanntidait zines gummIers, Ser
i'm oermaben belaitigte, bab etliha
9erren, nit melden Ser Cardinal furs
noroem geiprod,en bait, ehlipringcn
mllBtpn, Inn i'm bon Dem %alforing-
liden aerl, Dem es Inn einen Dime"
fir einen @bisfep 81 tbun mar utb
ser i'm am grm feltbiett, SIT beireien.
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Souncnanfs nno ltntergang.

Sonnenouigoug 8 llbr % Minutet.
Communicating 6 llDr s Wtinutcn.
MonOuntcrgong = llbr 10 U&. Vtorg.
6Illtb 4 llbr 10 W3inuten NiorgenS.
SIutb A llbr 80 0iin. Na6nlittugs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Gdmesfomn.
(23G-)
Sebbel'S etnstacs NteIter.

@ir baden MIR elm Ttelier in BaIti.
more, unb oas bcfinoet iid In Der
Stage 81 ebencf GrSe IN Wr. 321,
NprS'@a g'S trahc, nabe Sisb-S trake.
SinSer : Tbotuarapbien cine Spesia-
litat. = Seine Mscntcr nnb feime
Srcppen ST iteigcn. - s. 9ebbel. 6.
Grni, @eidaftsfibrer. Nr. 321, Noro.
Uag.S traRe, nabe &isb.S tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19

S6 oieie 3obni d mcr5cn
Cab 3aGnihmcr5en nid)t SIT Den
Nnnebmli6feiten oea 2ebens gebo.
rem, Deib pobl %eoermann. Somuel
Wonbop bon Nr,1824, Surner Eloce,
Elm InItreid]cr, bate obcr am 3ien-
itag @ele0enbrit, bic @abrbcit Oieicr
Sbutiode oil iid ollSjufinoen. Gr
bate 3obnueb unO 5luur in loldcm
WoBe, oob er ieine grbeit in Wft.
@oibington I'M Std lieB uno lid
81 einem- 3obnar5t om Horb+Srooo.
ipop begob, nohoem er iid) ourd) 5ipei
Shnappic Wiitb g~ctrunfen bate,
I'M iiGJ ocn 3abn olS5iebcn 5l hi
len. No6ocm Dies geidycbcn, be
iuftc ,cr icineu 9rthcr, Der onl 8e.
b1uoe an Der Siiooit,gdc bon @olus
orO- unO SeringtonsS toBc orbeitete.
unO nlodte lid Damn olii Ben Seinl'
meg. IlS er ben 9eloir.Wurft CT.
reidt bate, brofen Die 3%nbnid)mer-
sen NIT crnelttcr Seitigtcit aus ltn0
gob Monoap bnbcr nod perIdie0ene,
ipie er iu9tc, bier oocr mcbr,
Sd)nGppic btnlnnter, u1lo pcrlor CT
oorauf icin @ebGd)tniB. Ils er bel
Dem Souie Hr. 410, SorreltsS troBe,
po%rbciging, pcricBte er DEM Dor Der
5biire itebcnoen Gborles Grape cincn
SoltItidlog hrs red)tc Iu9c, mo
bate 8rope gcitern oils Sol9e oouol.
Ipie Die gerlincr iagcn, cine prad)tiNc
blaile Seniterlaoe. Yoli5ilt Sroi5er
perboftetc Wpnoop Der geitern bon
Rihter 8ronnon 81 $40 uno Soften
perurtbeilt luurbc. Gid)ter Grammar
iagte, BOB 81 piele 2eute unaeleblide
San0luneen ourd) 9etrunfcnbcit SIT
~beidorigen lllhten, meldc oilrd
3obnidmcr5eu perilriad)t miiroc. Gr
boIte es oaber an Der Belt, cinmnI
Elm erempcl 5li itatuircn. Sie Strafe
mitroe bc5ablt.
Sobe0iuioenoc. - Sn elmer
ani Gienitag itattgebobten Ser.
iommlung Der 0ireftoren Der Nem
Soiparb Sotel 9pmponp lpuroc cine
bnlbjGbrlihe Gipioenbe bon 10 gro.
sent erfl1rt, weldes cine jGbrlide
9ipioenben5ablllng bon 20 Ero5ent
beoeutet, oa cine gleidle 3oblilng be-
reits Elm babies Sabr porber gelei.
itet iuuroc. 9as nelle Sotel itebt al
Der Stelle eeS iriiberen .Somoto
Souie," pelhes tur5 nod Dem Seltcr
pom Z. 8ebriar 1904 aui gnoro'
fiiing Der itdbtiiGen 9nu- Snipeftion
abgebroben iuuroe. SIS lit inn Be
friebe felt Wai 1906. 0as aftienfo-
pital Der @eieuidaft lit $4,000. Die
Beamten iinb: Eraiioent @iaiam 9.
0urif, 8ice : Yraiioent uno Inwolt
MnnOpIpb Varton JIM, SefretGr II.
Shatmeiiter s. 6. 9oilgb, @eid)ofts-
fiibrer Sarrp Build, Siilis . &c
jdaftsfiibrer y. 9. @rabam.
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rSarmpnie Gafe,"

Nr. Ala, @cit-Jasette-S trake, aarl
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. @iir5bnrser !9pf-
braa friid ara 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Der Spmmerearten iett
fir Sas SubIifam offen. (lpril1.1O
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Miag @ciFert,
beutidjer Sbotoarapbt
400 ~ WurA= "a an. Etrnsr

aeaenhber benz SprteenbanS sr. @.
Wobibefnnnt fit feline berporraeenben 2et'
ftnnacn amf bent Gebiete oer QbotDgrdpbte.
9tubio erfte Gtaae. &etne A8entem.
RI 0etn 0efddftlfihrer,
Inter Meiner perf5nIiocp 2eiting.
aeine Aerbinbun9 NIT trDeIib eilein anherei
Gtubiu. (1ea11.tO
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GdtmeSfotpn.

Spe5ieQe piertGgiee Souren bon
Baltimore $3.50, aae ausgaben elm
gel6loiien. In5uiragen bel Sbeo. s..
Siener & Gp., 217 Sit-9altimoreitr.
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Sleo. $. 9iener & Gn.

&eiie. Bureau unh @ehieIItube.
Sdiffsfarten bon uno nad Geutih.
LAMP NIT benz 0orooeutiden 2Iopo
uno anoeren 2inien. H~eiiepGiie.
@ediel, Greoitbriefe un6 @eIoien.
bungen.
217 o., 8altimorear.
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@irb ausgeIieer't. = Der
Dor etpa elmer @ode i'm %Iiiotpelt-
li6en NiItrift perbaftete Gb. @elf,
alias San Bella, Der angeidnloigt
morben lit, ieine Samilie in Camden,
N.IS., i'm Stid gelaiien 81 baben, iii
an 1eteftip Sobn gbcrrrp bon Gam.
ben ausgelieiert mcrben.
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oSm SenfcIt6pfden,"
Nr. 511, @eit 2egingtun Straee,
Impurities Birsbnrser SOfbran
friid AM 5apf.
(IpriI17,S oNioG o.1S)
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Sotal. .......75,72s
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
The Old World and Its
Ways J"

Colonel William Jennings Bryan an
nounces a new book of travel entitled
1.-THE Old World and It's Ways, which
recounts his recent tour around the
world and his journeys through Europe
1t is profusely and elegantly illustrated
with 240 artistic engravings represent
ing men and things seen in the various
countries of the earth during that
noted journey. The engravings are
made from photographs taken by him
or his party specially for this publica-
ton. 1t is the monumental literary
work of his life, and it is published
under his special personal supervision.
He has, by special contract with his
publishers, made the retail prices low
down with the view to putting it
within the easy reach of every reader
of books and every man or woman who
thinks.
The book gives his experiences what
he saw and did-whom he met and his
impressions and conclusions. He made
a profound study of men and things as
he saw them in this noted journey
around the world. He gives govern
mental, educational, religious and other
conditions, from the standpoint of a
student and one profoundly interested
IN the people OF the earth, Wherever
distributed.
While Col Bryan travelled as a
private citizen, he went with the
prestige of having made two memorable
contests for the Presidency of the
United States, and he was everywhere
recognized and entertained as a great
representative American, having lead
ing part in the direction of American
affairs. He was given opportunity for
observation and for ascertaining facts
and conditions never before accorded to
anyone travelling in private capacity.
| If one wants to see the world, and
the people who are at the head of
affairs in all countries, as we'll as the
masses, he has in this book an oppor-
ftunity of seeing them through the eyes
of Colonel William Jennings Bryan. 1t
is sold by subscription, and the Thomp-
son Publishing Company, of St: Louis,
Mo-, are the fortunate publishers.
They offer an opportunity for solicitors
in another column of this Issue.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
Notice to HOTSenneTl

The Clydesdale Stallion McHENRY
No. 1868, will make the season of 1907
as follows:
Monday and. Tuesday forenoon, at
Kendallville.
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
forenoon, at Curtis Miller's, miles
east of Cresco.
Thursday and Friday, at home.
Saturday, at Whites Barn, Cresco.
At home every night except Monday
and Tuesday nights.
The quality and breeding of this
horse is as good as can be found any
where. We will take pleasure in show
ing you samples of his offsprings at his
home or in most any direction in the
VICINITY of Cresco. Seeing is believing.
So don't forget to look us over.
1 TERMS: $1,000 for single mare
span, $25. 90; 8 for $500 to insure live
standing colt.
NJ. P. LyDoN, Owner.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
-
Orrin w, Potter Dies.

Chicago, May 1S.-Orrin w. Potter,
retired steel magnate, died few min,
utes after noon Friday at his resi-.
dence, 1870 Lake Shore drive, surround
ed by the members of his family,
Sinking spells which overcame him
after midnight foretold the approach
of death. 1t had been thought for sew.
eral days that the patient could not re-
cover from the effects of an operation
performed about two weeks ago.
Gen. Grant AdrItt In Launch.
New York, May 22.-Mai. Gen. Fred
erick d. Grant had an exciting expe-
rience in the Hudson river Monday
when government launch in which
he was returning from a visit to the
warships became unmanageable and
drifted several miles before it was
picked up. There was stiff wind
blowing at the time and the water was
choppy, condition that made the pre-
i;icament of the general particularly
unpleasant.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
The R0Gue's
March
BY e. w. HORNUNG. author of "Raffles, the Amateur
Craftsman "a Bride from the Bush''
Stin9aree,' ETC., etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY PARKER
Will Be Printed i'm This Paper

Toms startling adventures suerng he had
convicted of murder 70
penal colony make story of power fana
story which reminds constantly of Bazac
or Dickens in the intensity of its realism
IS there any hope for Tom Can survive the
can OF the convcs chains the cruel slave
dr1ver!
his is the question which the sympathetic reader (who finds
himself on Toms side from the beginning repeatedly
The answer is found in the story itself which we
are GOING to print, BEGINNING in an early issue
A word of begin the story unless
You ntstopb
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
RUFF BEFORE Grand
JURY; TO TELL ALL
FORMER FRISCO BOSS coNFEs
SION OF GUILT MAKES
scHMiTZ TREMRLE.
PROSECUTION BELIEVES
MAYOR WILL BE NEXT
All Men with Whom Ex-Dictator Had
Dealings, in PeriI-Latter Says
Strain of Trial Would Be Too
Much for Him.

San Francisco, May 1.-THE confes
sion of Abraham Ruef Wednesday that
he was guilty of extortion has caused
the greatest CONSERVATION at the head
quarters of Mayor Schmitz. Ruef has
agreed to go on the witness stand
whenever wanted and answer all cues
lions, regardless of who is involved
He will lay bare his entire relations
with Schmitz.
Ruef went before the grand Jury
Thursday afternoon The prosecution
says that Mayor Schmitz will be the
next to confess.
Ruef's appearance before the grand
jury is expected to produce another
batch of indictments against promi-
nent people.
1t is intimated by the prosecution
that the information supplied by Ruef
not only makes the conviction of
Schmitz an easy task, but that none
of the big bribe-giving corporations
and their powerful political agents can
escape.
1t is expected that Schmitz at once
will offer to follow Ruef's lead and ap.
peal for clemency, but it is announced
by leaders in the prosecution that the
mayor has lost his chance and that he
must take the punishment warranted
by his crimes.
Schmitz and Lawyers Silent.
Schmitz denied himself to all visi.
tors Wednesday night, and his attor.
neys were SO perturbed that no state.
ment could be obtained from them.
President Patrick Calhoun of the
United Railroads, whose name has Of
ten been mentioned in connection with
an alleged fee" of $450,00O said to
have been paid for permit to trolley.
ize the traction lines, refused to dis.
cuSs Ruef's course.
Ruef in pleading Wednesday made
an impressive address to the judge,
saying that he had commenced his ca.
reer in politics with high ideals for
himself and for the city, but that con.
ditiens had broken him down and he
now desired only an opportunity to
make PREPARATION and restore his char.
acter before the world.
Poor Health Led to Confession.
His health, he said, could not en-.
dure the strain of the trial which he
was facing and the torture was beyond
the endurance of those nearest and
dearest to him.
When he concluded his address he
fell back into his chair almost faintine
and tears coursed down his cheeks.
Judge Dunno made no comment at the
close of Ruef's address except to con
tinue the case two weeks for sentence
Phone Man Is Arraigned.
Theodore v. Halsey, former outside
man of the Pacific State Telephone
company, appeared before Superior
Judge Dunno Thursday morning for
arraignment on ten charges of bri.
berry, for which he was indicted by
the grand jury. The cases were all
postponed to May %. Halsey is &C.
cused of having bribed ten supervi.
sors by giving them $4,000 each to
vote against the granting of the fran.
chise now held by the Home Tele.
nhone company
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
DO YOU SMOKE?

P. A. Clemmer Recommends Chicos,
the Cigar That Pleases.
Nothing gives a smoker more pleas
ure than good cigar, such as Wads-
worth Bros. Chico that P. A. Glenn
mer is recommending so strongly.
P. A. Clemmer says that he had never
before had a cigar win so many friends
amongst smokers that like good
cigar. While the Chico costs &C., yet
it is made from the same quality OF
tobacco, with long Havana filler, as
any 10c. cigar on the market. 1t comes
direct to P. A. Clemmer from the
manufacturers, thus saving all jobbers
profits. P. A. Clemmer wants all low.
ers of good smoke to try the Chico.
Begin smoking them to-day.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
YOUR
LAWN MOWER
Does it Need Sharpening?

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We have in operation one of our new
Ideal" Lawnmower Sharpeners that
we would like to have you see in oper-
alton before you have your Lawnmower
sharpened again. There is nothing like
it on the market. By its use each
blade is sharpened alike, the bevel on
the knives being kept at the same
degree all along the knife. All high
and low spots are taken out, and any
degree of clearance can be given the
blade so the Lawnmower will run and
cut easier than when new. Both cut
ting edges are ground.
More good Lawnmowers are spoiled
by bunglesome sharpening than by the
work they are intended to do.
Bring your Cranky Mowers to
our Remedial Institute for
Disabled LaWnmowers''
and have 'em properly doctored. Price
75c and cure guaranteed.
F. ]. PRANN
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
Bullet Intended for Kaiser?

Berlin, May 1S.-According to the
Mittag zeitung what may have been
an attempt to shoot the kaiser oc,
Cured in the neighborhood of Wies,
baden. Some one fired revolver at
a high-power automobile running be-
tween the villages of Ehrenheim and
Hattersheim, but the bullet passed
harmlessly over the heads of the oc
cupants. Ten minutes later the
kaiser's car passed. 1t is assumed
that the person who fired the shot
mistook the first automobile for that
of his majesty. A reward has been
offered for the discovery of the
shooter,