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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
Der cngliid)e Ercmierminiitcr nnb
bic Hcoc OcS HcidIsfanslers.

Ser cnglil6e Ercmicr Mfiniitcr
Campbell @onnermon bat in Man
DIETER cine Heoc 9cbolten, IN mcId)er
er itber Die 0oo9er SricOens-Gonfc.
rcn5 mo Die ~nblebncn0c SultrmN
Gcltihlonb'S geqeniiber Der Grortc,
rlllg Der IbrilitunnS &orihlGac
brad. 9onncrmmn ertlGrtc, Shirt
Billion babe unlGngit cine NcOe &c
bolten iibcr cine Sro1e, an meldcr
OnS cn0liihc &nbinct, icitoem eS onl
Iuocr lei 1roBe8 Snterciic al ocn
So9 0elc9t babe. Iie Hcgierun9 babe
9ebofft, oob oae M1d)tc lid) an ser
Scrotbnng Der Ginid)rGllfungen Der
Hiiitungcn betbeiligen ipiirocn. >Sn.
Ocllcn iuillc mon icbt. ooB Gentld).
lon0 nid)t ooron tbcilncbmen nerbc.
Gr mollc t~eillesluegS ncrbeblen, oo6
Die cn9lild)e Tegierung bicriiber emit
tollidlt lei. oo cS bod nidbt oltSgc,
ihlollcn iei, bob cine MoBnobne &C.
genIcitigen &ertrouens bate o%llsiin.
Dig gemndt meroen fonnelt. Die ie.
oenfollS lpGtcr Sriidtc 9etragen bot.
te. IS iei nid)t oorou 81 Stpeiielm
0ab irgcno etlpoS 9etban lperben fGn.
nc, obgleidl Die Iufgobe lett, pbne bic
Witmirfun9 oler MGdte, beoeutcnb
idllucrer Jet. Gr miiic, ooB Gnglonb
pcroohtige abiidltcu 5ugcihriebcn
luiiroen, inter Inoercm oicienigc,
Gelttlhlonb bltrd) Nlliiucricn Der Mb,
rilltllngsfruae in Scrlegenbeit 81 Jet.
sen. Gos lei cine po%llltGnoi0 inlid)t
NuffaIiung. Menn Den GnglGnoern
Iertihlonb Suuor 0efommen lpGre
lulo Die Snitiotine gu bieiem Nlltrooc
ergriiien bate. 10 mare man oltirid)-
ti9cn Ser5enS Der oclltifcn Iegic-
rlng entgcgcn 9efonumen. Tic eng.
lildle Hcgierung iei ein6ig unio olleilt
bon Selueoariinben gclcitet. oie ST
oerbcr9cn GngIato niennols pcrilld)t
babe. Campbell @onnermon itlo6:
Die 3unobne Der Hiiitimgen iei liner.
tr0glid uno in oenNiibriaen Stoote,l
leien Die Hcgierrngen ulb &o!fer Der
ielben Yniidt. IS lei bo6er Die Eilid)t
Der engliifen Hcgierung aclpeien,
Die @elegenbeit Der Ginberiiung Der
Sooeer 6ricbens- GonierenS 5il brnllt.
sen, I'm Den Serilidl SIT mod)en. Mob-
nabnien inn Sinne Der Ibriiituna III
t%reifen. Die 6riebels.GonierenS lei
bod IN Der Souptiahe eerobe I'll Dem
3luefe 5u Stanoe gefommeil iidl nit
Der abriiItnngsfroac 81 beioiien,
lpenn aud Shirt Billion 81 alonbeit
idleine, baE hicier &erilld ianioriih
lei. 1
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9auntiuuHiamcn=Ec

Us lit nod nift ol3u lollge Der.
oo mur0en bic Suomen Scr 9ounl.
molle ais mertblos betrodtet. Sect
lit Die SelgeIpinnung aus Den Soo1
men cin blilbenocr Snouitric. 3meig
oca Silocn8 gelpor0cll. Tic Sltterei
Icntcn 0icier SnOuitrie bulten ibrc
SobrCS-Gonpentc nb. 50 6aben tie
0icler Gage IN 9%torfolt berot2cn. Gle
9altung 6rontreid}s 0em omerifunis
lden acknowledgements QeQcll4
iiber bat in ben arciien ser omcrifo-
niIden E%roOu5cntcn 9ciorgniB er-
rcgt. Gincr Der Ht0ner madltc 0u=
roiti aufntCrtIonL boB 9ummpouioas
mcltsGCl CbenIo rein lllo geiun0 lei.
luie SlipensOcI Mcnn ooS olge.
meill befonnt luer0c. 10 miir0c bic
Nndiragc un0 Die Ncrncnoung oeS
acknowledgements elS ais Spcile.
Del in Gncrifo cine picl groBere iein.
Maq iein o6qlei6 IN ben meilte1
Soltsboltungen l6on ieit Sobrcn
9oummoaioomcn-Sel IN Mtenge Der.
bralldt luor0en lit, picleid)t nit cis
mem mcbr ODER min0cren 3ltiobe Don
SIIpcl-Cel. 0robe Wcngen umicrcS
acknowledgements els mur0en nad)
6ronfreidl Stolien un0 Spo1icn er,
portirt, bort 9e6ottert, mo ein gro
Der Sbeil uniercs GrporteS fam ais
oGlipen.Oc mieoer nod Den 8crei-
l1igtcn Stontetn 5uriid. Set cS Die
Hegierung nit oen Smporteuren BON
NobrungSs unO 8~enllBnlitteln iebr
gerall nimnlt, 0orf 0aS 9oun1luols
loomcn-Sel nid)t me6r unter inli6cr
6la0ge iegcln. Die 6ron5oicn, Sta
licncr uno Spdnier boben ollo lpenis
ger 9conrt uno rerll sic Gtifettcn
gctolten Nntfid)lnB it6cr Den Anbolt
Der Ocliloldcn geben miilIclL 10 bat
cs fcil1cn 3mcd mcbr, 0nS cigenc, bier
proOr5irte Scl mieocr 5u importircn
uno 0a3u cincn 3oa BON 80 GentS
pro @oaone, Die (ronSportfoiten II.
Den Erofit Der Gllrop0cr 81 %bc5oblcn.
Wcnn 0os acknowledgements off
bic 0llten Gunlitdtcn bot, oie inn
5ugei0rie6en mcrOcn, 10 lit idper
ctr5ltlebet, luarltnt cS llid]t ais lola
DIES olif 0clt Utnrft Gcbrod)t miro.
IS miro inter Dem 9tnmcn OlipGn.
Del oOer Baum F GeI nid)t onocr9
ldmcden, ola inter ieinem mobrcn
Numcn. lln0 lpenrl eS nidt 10 uobl.
idlnefenO lein loate, mic 9aum-Sel
10 bnt cs menigitenS ben &or5uA baB
cS picl mcltiger foltet. BIC mciltcn
Wleniden miiicn ODER ioQten wiiicl1,
OoB ifun ieit Sobrcn 9oumpolioos
mensSel in ser Slide gebroudlt
miro, menngleid) Die Gillette ori Den
6loidcn ou6erS lulltete. 8orum of
10 nidt inter Dem re6ten Nantcn
.ucrfollien uno fuufen2 2iegt mirfs
lid 10 piel ON Namen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

Gan cnoun05e6n Sci it e:
Ncpfcl iiuo ans 4lliHolien un0 So3.
moinen bon einem Nclu.Oorfer inI.
portirt Dorhen. acpfcl, bic $4,000
M}cilcn lpeit tran5portirt ncroell
mltBten, limo ME uorbcr nod Den Ser
cintgtenS tooten aebrodt porOen. Sb
lid Der Support 3o6lt, mrB abgcmortet
peroen.
3aS Sbcr7 9un0G89cri Of
bot Iid biz gum Is. Gttobcr pcrtogt.
Gringeu1e grbeiten iGcillrn 0ernnof)
nid)t por5ulieqerL ooer lit an Gnoe
bei'm 6odlltcn @eridt 0e5 2onoeS
uidts Orilt9Iid2 guf oue 6Gae be
nriBt iid bos 0bcr 9l~nNcSgeridt
ieinc Jcrie1 rei6lid, 0icreinGoIb Wio.
nate.
Die 9oIldnoii6c SCI III mcr
bat 100000 @ulocn fir ben Ont
pfong Der 8rieoenS 8 Gonferen5 I'M
Soog beluiqigt, uto 5nor NIT "a ge-
gen 7 Stinnlclt. Ger So5iolilt
Shoper bef6mpftc sic &orlage uno
be5eidnete Die 6rieben5 = Gonfercn5en
oIs aomooien. Sir Oieic 9lellBerung
puroe cr 5ltr SrOnlng gcrufen. Ser
2(bgeoroncte Gooobupicn bat an Dem
Nomcn Griebens E Gonfercn5 81 ma
tcln 1tnb befiirportct BEN Nancn
r&0lferrcdts : Goufcrcn5."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
IRorDlduoer 8udltbaus.

WnItIm G, Wio., q. WinI 1907.
Sic 9ireitoren oes WarGldnoer 3udtbanfes
ipcr6cl bis gum ). Sunt 1907, Nahmittags nm
4 tlbr, Gngebpte fir Die 2iefcrlt1a bon f~iirtftuo'
Spaniigburoert SDnncn ipcidIc aubien, Ole eircr
YHaIDic unterporfeH iein folleL ~eniacgcn nebs
men. gbidriftel Der Spe8iiiln!ionen f6nnell
nuf gnfrdge i'm 9iircau oe5 @uroeinS erEangt
tpcroen.
giirgfhGft fir bic aetreue GrfiiGune oes
Guntrafte5 miro berlnr1t.
9~tngebute meroen AM .. SUM 1907 g~e6ffnct.
3ablunget 49, Irunuttid 8aar.
Sic 9ireitoren bebalten ii6 on8 3ebt Dor,
ireeno eires ODER ale gnGebote ahsulpeiien.
(MFai27, 29,3t, Suni3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
Trpnrtement fir bfientfidle gautcu.
SubrT epnrtctucnt hes StaptsSHacHieurs.

Baltimore, Den %. Mai 1907.
@eriicaeltc An8cbote, an ben y9oarb Of
ipcrbct bis WittiuodI, belt ,. Suui 1907, Nor
mtttags If ilbr. nonl Observation-Disclosures In icis
llem NilreHll I'M 9tnt0batie e~rtaegeit 9ettominell
manner bon Sone5 sails, iiioIi6 bon Gautolt'
Nucnte.
Gpe3iftfntioncn unb 9lnaebptss SornuiIdre iucrs
cen gu Mpnitiall9n III oteleIl bureau geltetett;
9teCbt Dor, irgeno pel6e lt1o ale %slnecbotc 6d
pcriuerfen. Sin begl1ubtater GBed IN Ger @Dbe
beS in Den Spe6ififaiiunelt nrgegebcIten 8eirus
qcs, 6ablbar an ben Winhor llnh Stnotrntb bon
Baltimore, NUT icoem gngebpt ~bei9efi9t fem.
y. Z. %;Seuoui,
StaotsSngctieur.
0cftiti9t:
6. Sldh Stmauns,
ErlItoert Der Guutraftpergebuug5 s9ic03roc.
(Qlat23, "a, 25,27,2S 20,3tSunit,3,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

Gin @nnOeg baB bic q o.
ritaten- Soger- uno .Sdgerinnen, Die
nena 3er5og Der abrus5en auf ieinenl
ariegsidiffe Ole anopie Don Der lint
form itibisten lrid)t aud) ben Ser5oa
ieIbit ais anoeafrn mitaencnanen Ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
In lie6enber Grinmermna

Sn liebenoer Grinnernng
al mciie seIiehte 1o6ter,
Srau auuiie Srnni,
iuclde bente ppr einem Sabre, am 90. Mai 1906,
geitorben, abcr Mot b~ergefel 1T.
sal her ZOO ms and acf1ieoct,
~lltfere 2iebe fdieo CT nibt,
Ibeire, rub in 8oties Srteocn.
llnfere 2iebe ftirbt ia mint.
Sriidte Dir Der lnnNe ShllllrlIer,
Dir oer Zoo Die 4lgcrt III,
Sid beiitet BOD infer Summer,
Sn lntiern Ser5et Icb't On iiod.
Sic iraIcruoe Mlntter Mnrn 2etlner
Uia) nito Sdpeiter 6rnu 9Irfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
Wirrnu Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mliarc.

dlttm / c, ben 10. lRat 1907.
Sic StrabenourdbrllhssG ommifture flndett
biermit in uebereinitimntltng NIT Dem SaltiItos
rer "Stdots@Barter, 500. Mbf6nitt, %bcfdnnt, onB
ie Die erite &erfarlIniiug am WiUntag, ben IL.
5uui 1907, gGrmittags 10 ubr, lit bent 8itreaI
Der Gonmiiiirc, Soens8cbdioe, gerinatous llrb
Soaioaua Strabe, abbalteH meroen, I'M bic BOIL
ma6t nls6uiiben uro Die ibnen iibertraeenen
nHo bon ibneH OcrIduetcn 4fIiften SIT ~ertiilen
i'm Getreff Der ~9oHoemuirtine ltto SblieBuftg
Der 6Dfesbnrbts luennr, pon Der Eftfette Der
Durf 3Rrupitc 3ipab bio 5ur Turbpticite uun
2enucoA-qane, geHtdB oer AM o. Wiai 1907 uns
ter3cidueien &eroroning gtr. 274 oes Oiabora
uno Staoirntbs.
Sames 8. Smith,
Z. Artbur &idban,
Games 8. Wiarine,
Gpnmiiidre.
@ugen 3. 9ioo9erS,
(Muit5, 90, 30 uni5. f2) GGerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

9ei Scr Tefruten 90 1t It c.
ring in Sinooio (StoIien) cridicn
oieier Gage Der ~20-iobriee lteo GuoIo
@ottiito SIR @tliterline. Der iurtee
Wann, Elm 9rlt6er oes befonltten itu.
lietlild)en Tieicn llgo 9attiIto, bot BEL
leinen 20 Sobren bereits cine Sobe
bon 2,05 Dieter C. Sub 8 3oW er-
reid1t, mo oo CT iid nod III Der @ei.
terentnidtlnng befinbet, 10 bofft er,
Die $50 Mcter e SUB 6 3oU iciltes
NrltoerS nod, iibertreffen SIT fonnen.
SIS miro oobci bcnterft. ooB ltgoEoo-
10 ponltonOig ebenmdBig gebollt lit
nno htft mir elm iebr GROCER, font
bern oitd cin iebr biibidcr Wfenid lit.
Sct Der Wuiterung nitrbe CT toliglid)
befilnoen bod mod)t Den Veboroen
Die Srn9e, 100 or uttter5ubringen lit,
piel aopf5erbred)er. sc oiirftc ihiuer
fallen, bel Der aopouerie Elm poiien-
bes Efero fir oieien gnofiobn 5it fin
ben, mo bel Der Snionterie miirbe er
Die aan5e 6rpnt perlnitolten. 9teben
ibnl erldien bel oerielben MuIteruna
Gin onbcrcr Gefrut, Dor bon ocrSoblc
bis gum Sdeitel - gauge SO Genti.
meter mob! s'1 All,
-4at41tittui1 dtE
Stelen VI al einen @onncs
monat SIT nenltcr, iu0rc Die RENE ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

Die Baltimore Steam Carpet
Cleaning nnh etsrnae Gu, Nr. lei. Mpros
8retnesStrnbe. = Geppine aaf~seiiontnen, ees
reintet nnb ipieber aeIeat. GperinIsadrilitdfeu
fir Die Qnacrifna bon Tepbidben. Mahet In
prihaten AhtLeilunGen gcl1gert. geibe Rbpne.
(spriI16. 3gfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
8cfanntmadlnnacn
3epGrtemcnt fir @r3Iebnng.
Witrcau Der 8cburoc Der Sdluis6 ummiHdre
W}nhiinM. Mnh Qnfnhetle.g lnenMf.

ANpUfENHNW iHA oA1itUhHN.
Uirenu Der 9cB6roe Der sduG6pmmiiare,
Wtaoiiuu. unb aafaBette.anenHe.
aIttmore c, ben Is. Mai 1907.
Reritcgcftc NHgebute, nit Der giffdrift BRO
pofnl6 for StnitounrO, aiuberenrtetl. Graptig,
SepiHe ano otber Snpplies" oerieben nro al
ben g8uaro Of ghparos" Der Staot Baltimore
1907, 9prnittagS fl libr, i'm giireau hes Stabt'
Hcgiftrdtors, 6ntbbuus, Baltimore, Uto., ert'
gege1 genumHlen, sur 9ieferune an Die Rebbroe
Der S6nl;9 onimiitdre bon Sdrelbnlatertal mo
anoeren gorrGiben.
.Spe8ifiiutionen I'M giireou Der 66utGOui'
mitinre.
Gin 6egIaubigter Gbed bon 500, an ben
YinDor uno Stnotratb 5nBIbur, nlub feocu gllts
gebOt fir S6retbmateriaI etc. b~eigcfiei iein.
9n5 Hebt 1T Dorbebnlten. gngebote tilr II
genb elm .nno dGe Stems 8I nermerfen.
3ubu y. Hndle,
Sefretdr Der geb6roe Der S6usGommifdre.
8cftdti9t:
e. Clan 1tmanus,
4rdIiocHt Der Goitrattoergcbungss8eboroc.
(Utui2g, ,Nmit SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

a~erctniat. aefrdufeft, aeidrbt .
In alien Surben ino aIein neuen. Gutae sc.
bern aus fnr5efi Gtiiden hereeiteIt. Neorr.
9ons ~eereiniat iinb acfrdufcIt. cute geretuiat,
gefdrbt unb amgefurmt.
Jran 6. 0abioiun, qtal
3wetfcr Sfur. 2f0 9aeif.2ertngton. str.
(IHuif5 .tWO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
Baltimore Ee,netern.

Shreah: Srniifltt.9Isa., Nattim1re- It. FprtSSr.
.Feerdbntbp!dbe sam Nerfduf - bon s25 an,
bier &riber. Stcie Henutitita Der aapeue fnr
1raleraottespieuite. (Snni1e.i0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29
CORNING.

Ialertid garfartig - 1risbfid.
Weftlth BON g~Salbroof eiu uno cine babe
@ortb. stbertIr.sar, Srcie 8utfhen 9ahmifiaes
am 1errninus. Breite bon @egrdnnthpIdtea
lett fpe6ieu. 9eibte geoineureen. &eIepbpn.-
Gdfen 223. Siirena: 5ranftin- nuh Ninbier.
Goabs. 8erIanat Mrofhilre. (Wlat4 1S,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

HoiufanS's tiirfiIdc 8GSer,
Equitable. @ebdube, 8oftaHt eeBeu. stets offei,
(NifnDo-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

eeihdftsfahrer q. y. S<lHs, BobHuHa:
g. & 2. 12t @ @aIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

Giefen W al einen @onnc.
monot SIT ncnltcr, marc Die refine ger
lcunlorng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

GIssntbRmer @. Raixt, Boburna:
9. q g. 57o n Mabifun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-29

HseHtHr fHr seafhiHstbH II. Stfrift Columbia:
sRm. 3auaemanu. 1918 MaFlon ct, 81. -.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-09-09

The richest unmarried woman in
France is probably Princess Marie
Bonaparte, daughter of the late
Prince Roland. She is pretty, ac-
compIished, young and inherited a
vast fortune from her maternal
grandmother.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-09-09
THE DAILY HERALD.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1907
PERSONALS.

Aoe9N%A J%H'6~A@ 0y
J. H. Griffin arrived here from
Mercedes last night.
Dr.. Taylor had party out to
gLaguna Vista Sunday.
Joe Roy of San Benito is regis
tered at the Rio Grande.
Mrs. Thorn and DR.. Thorn were
at Point Isabel yesterday.
Lock Mcdaniel and Noah Allen
went up to Mercedes this morning.
Guy Patterson of Sedalia is in
the city and is staying at the Mil
Ter.
P. L. CHM and J.. D. Powers
arrived herefrom Kingsville Satur-
day.
D. H. Miller and daughter of
Houston are staying at the Miller
Hotel.
David Maltby, Phil Scanlan and
John Box were at Point Isabel
yesterday.
General Passenger Agent Viii
liam Doherty left this morning for
Kingsville.
". A. Dierolf and wife arrived
in the city Saturday night from
Kingsville.
T. S. Cathcart, of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived in Brownsville Sat
urday night
W. H. Griffin and wife arrived
in Brownsville from Corpus Christi
Sunday night.
Hope and James Thompson, of
Rock Island, Illinois, arrived here
Saturday night.
Mrs. S. ], Rowe and her niece,
Miss Dora McRae, returned from
Hidalgo last night.
Ben F. Hudson of Rockport is
registered at the Miller, having ar
rived here last night.
General Passenger Agent Doher-
ty and Agent G. T. Porter went
to Point Isabel Sunday.
Miss Gladys Retro returned
from Hidalgo Saturday, where she
had been attending the teachers
institute.
Floyd Layton and family. L. H.
Hallam and family. Miss Kennedy
and Mrs. Jose Simo were at the
Point Sunday.
Miss Anita Cooke returned home
Saturday after spending a week at
Hidalgo where she attended the
teachers institute.
Miss Edith Hall, who will teach
at ranch about IS miles from
Raymondville, left Brownsville
this morning 20 begin her duties.
Miss Lillian Dougherty opened
her school i'll Hidalgo this morn
ing. She was present at the
teachers institute held in that
city last week,
John T. Gushing, of Linneus,
Mo-, E. L. Canter, Daliassand w.
Kerr of East Peru, Ia, arrived in
the city last night and are register
ed at the Miller. i
DamaSo LeTn1a and RoQoIto
Jaso left this morning over the
Mexican Nationals for Monterey,
ON pleasure trip. They will be
away about week.
+ Duncan Bankhardt. general
agent of the Baltimore-& Ohio
railroad in the republic of Mexico,
arrived'in the city last night on a
business mission, and is staying
with Mr.. J. A Bloomberg.
Fred Warren, one of the best
newspaper men in Texas, was in
the city today. MIR. Warren has
purchased a complete printing
plant to enable him to begin the
publication of a newspaper at
Kingsville. If KingsvilIe will rail-
ly around the new editor he will
IL l.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-09-09
Notice.

Fort Brown, Brownsville, Tex,
September 6, 1907.
Persons owning stock which is
now grazing on the post grounds
and pasture are hereby notified to
remove such stock permanently by
Monday, September 9th.
CHRIS. MILLER, Caretaker.
96-3t.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-09-09

Good job printing at THE HER
AID Office: ...------.nr....----
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21

Diego on this business, it was agreed by Attorney Utley and the San Diego county board of supervisors that the question should be left to the attorney. general of the state and each county would abide by the decis- ion. He decided that San Diego county should do this work and the matter was supposed to be settled. It is entirely with the province of the district attorney of San Diego county to advise the board what is a loyal ex- penditure and should he see fit, he could so advise in this in- stahce and save great deal of annoyance to both Imperial and San Diego counties.
 Assessor Moulton, of Son Die go, is advised that his office is not responsible and cannot be forced to furnish copies of the assessment rolls for Imperial county and says it will cost the new county $500 for the work, and that he is willing to under take it for that amount.
 MT. Eshleman will take the matter up with the Imperial county board at an early date.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21
A CATS EYES.
The Chinese Discovered Their Use as
 Time Indicator.


 Time Indicator.
 The first European to learn of the use of a cat as d >time indicator was M. Hue, who in work on the Chinese empire tells how he was initiated into the mystery.
 M. Hue and a party of friends set out to visit a Chinese Christian mis- sion settlement among the peasantry. They met young Chinaman on the road, and to test his intelligence they asked him if he could tell them the time. The native looked up at the sky, but the clouds hid the sun from view, and he couldn't read any answer there. Suddenly he darted away to a farm and returned in few moments with a cat in his arms. Pushing up its eyelids with his hand, he told Hue to look at them, at the same time volunteering the information that 1t was not noon yet. While they were puzzllng over the case the boy went about his busi- ness.
 When the party reached the village they asked the Christian converts if they could tell the time by cats eyes and how 1t was done. Immediately there was a wild hunt, and all the cats obtainable in the neighborhood were brought before them
 The Chinese pointed out that the pu pills of a eats eyes were gradually nar- rower up to 12 noon, when they be- came scarcely percepuble lines drawn perpendiculmly across the eye, and after that dllatlon recommended. Hue examined the eyes of several cats and verified what the Chinese had told hlm,-Chlca@O Chronicle
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21

F. G. RAVENS.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21

FRANCIS l.. SELLEw,
 Project Engineer.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21
NOT SATISFIED
Attorney Utley of San Diego Can't
 Give it Up

The question as to who shall pay for transcribing the assess ment rolls from the books at the court house for the benefit of the new county of Imperial is appar- ently no nearer a solution than before the reply from the attor- ney-geperal of the state was re- ceived at the district attorneys office. In his opinion Attorney General Webb states that the statutes provide that the work shall be done by the officers of the old county. He says:s
 "The officers of San Diego affected by this provision are within the control of the leg islature and it is entirely competent for the legislature to prescribe their duties and these duties may be increas- ed or diminished during the term of the incumbent. That a statute imposing new and additional duties upon an ln- cumbent officer does not pro- vide an additional compensa- tion is not a legal objection to the validity of such statute.
 That new and additional du- ties may be imposed upon an incumbent officer has been distinctly held by the su- preme court of this state.
 ''The statute in question pro- vides additional duties for certain officers of San Diego county but does not provide an additional compensation and we must assume that 1t was the judgment of the leg islature that the salary fixed
 by law for these officers was sufficient to compensate them
 for the performance of all of- ficial duty, including the new duties cast upon them by this act. It is, therefore, my opinion that it is the duty of the proper officers of San @z Diego countyto comply strict ly with the provisions of the act in question and that such
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21
ofplos or 2. c. HAVENs sesrT COLORADO h,vsa oANseE CLAWS

The county division election and sounty seat fight has overshadowed the damage claim question in the public mind during the past three months, but the work has gone on nevertheless. Our attorneys have already found nearly three hundred citations bear ing on our case, most of them being in Foreign Relations. The Colorado river problem will come up in Congress at the next session, and our damage claims will play leading part in any solution that will be reached. The people of Yuma Valley, and those about Mecca are putting in their claims, and we expect to handle them all Justice will be done those whose lands and homes devastated by the operations for which the Mexican government is responsible.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21
BeIated TestimoniaIs.

If the testimonials of love and faith on our tombstones were uttered In our daily life, how often would they have helped us over the briery fields and rocky roads of existencel-Baltimor American.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-09-21
\ strong Man.

Daughter Wasn't Julius Caesar one of the strongest men that ever lived, par Father-What makes you ask that question, my little girl? Daughter-I was just reading that he threw a bridge over the Rhine