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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

If single ton of steel will make about ten thousand gross of steel pens, and they say 1t will, how many tons. of steel would 1t take to make one good steel penf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

The jury which refused to convict an Idaho man of the murder he con- fessed did it's best to make the mur- derer firm believer in the jury sys- tenn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

James B. Hlll, of Atlanta, is the first negro in the country to receive a Car negie hero medal A check for $500 was sent as a reward for risking his life in saving several people in danger from runaway team in Atlanta.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

Secret experiments are being conduct- ed in Lorient bay with new 2.6-inch luminous shell which is likely to prove valuable asset in time of war The new shell, which is the invention Of a French naval officer throws out ray of white light when 1t strikes. During night attack it win indicate the range of the enemy without exposing the firing warships to view with their | searchlights.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
SAYINGS AND DoiNGs.

Nuremburg has still over 1,70o houses that were built before the seventeenth century, and S537 built in the seven- teenth and eighteenth centuries.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

The French army medical corps in- tends to develop the. use of dogs in con-
 nection with ambulance work. This success Of some trials carried on at the autumn manoeuvres. An intelli- gent collie named Nelly which, despite lSts English name, is German born and bred, specially distinguished herself after one sham light by guiding the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

Wife Must you go to the club to- night, dear?' Husband-"It isn't ab- solutely necessary, but I need the rest. life.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

T. ]. Morrow has secured con-
troll of a big body of hardwood
timber down in the Indian Ter
ritor, and is now having mill:
placed to cut it out. The timber
is very thick and very large, and
as hardwood lumber is in very
great demand, bringing high
prices, he will, of course, make .
lot of money out of it. The tim
Der is largely white oak Spanish
oak, burr oak and red oak, and
he will put in quarter saw milll
so as to cut furniture lumber
The demand for this product il
away ahead Of the supply.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

When walks are ordered built
the curbing and guttering should
be ordered in at the same time.
This should be done so as to pre-
serve the street, and not only
that, but so the property owners
can go ahead and beautify theil
places between the curb ant
walk lines. In Galena a great
deal of this work has been done
and it has made a great improve
ment in the appearance of tina
| town.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Chas. Overholser of Valley
Falls, Kansas, was here this
week. He came in response to a
message announcing the illness
of his mother, who died Tues
day morning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

T. V. Campbell Of Galena wa:
:, Baxter Springs visitor Monday
lie is figuring on getting into
business here.
We understand the alleged
Joint in this city is a thing Of
The past. Now. what do ytr
think of that?
Temperance rally at the Meth
odist church Friday evening,
Speakers from Columbus will he
in attendance.
WANTED-Several Jersey heif'
er calves. Will take right from
cows if desired. NJ. B. WILLIAMS,
RID. No. ,, Baxter Springs, KS,
L. Murray Perkins is doing a
lot of improvement work these
days on his several properties,
Whatever Mr.. Perkins does, he
does we'll.
Wanted-To trade real estate
in Baxter Springs for carpenter
and mason work. L also have
some real estate, which l will
sell very cheap. Call on NJ. Doty.
There should be a good walk
built out into Griswold & Hawk
addition. That addition is be-
ing pretty thickly built up, and
the people out there have no way
of getting down town in wet
weather, except by wading.
Oh. Youse is having a very
hard time putting that well down
at the water works plant, but he
is keeping at it, and will. OF
course. get it deep enough after
awhile. The water company
wants an artesian we'll if it can
be had.
A letter from James Smith to
his father says fishing is mighty
good down at Eubanks, l. T.,
and the old man dreams about il
every night. Jim says bass and
crappie are very plentiful in the
mountain streams near Eubanks.
Last week We mentioned the
fact that Sam King is mayor and
postmaster at Eubanks, l. II.
We neglected to mention that he
is also Frisco agent at Eubanks.
Being president of the King
Lumber Company, too, in add:
tion to all the other positions,
makes Sam a reasonably busy
man. AS mayor it is Mr.. Kings
duty to keep the lid on at Eu-
banks, and he is doing it.
The city administration can be
helped a great deal by the prop
erty owners, if they will only dc
so. During and after big rains
if property owners will open the
cutters along their property SC
as to let the water run away il
will save the streets to large
extent. Sometimes during a big
rain if gutter has been choked
up by grass or weeds, or by some
trash, the water will fill up tht
gutter and run out over tht
and wash it sometimes very bad
lily. The present city admins
tration intends to do a great dea
of improvement work, but ask
the aid of persons interested.
From the best information oh
tainable at this time we are let
to believe the council is going t,
order sidewalks built on Militar.
street south to the city limits
t Then there will no doubt b
, walks built each way from tina
: walk. Walks are needed on eacl
side of Sheridan street both eas
and west from Military; also oI
: both sides of East and Wes
II Sherman street, Neosho stree
/. and River street. A walk shoul
5 also be built on Council stree
r from Military street west to tn
high school building. We be
r Ilieve the committee on street
|, aud aflevs will recommend to th
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Mrs. Bert Jones of Columbus
was here this week. Mrs. Jones
is 4 sister of Mrs. !. {. IlaSkett,
and was here to be with her
mother, Mrs. Overholscr, who
died Tuesday morning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02
KODAKS

We have the Eastman
Kodak Company's agency
for Baxter Springs, and
are now carrying a full
line Of Kodaks, Cameras,
Films, Sensitized Papers.
Mounts, Post Cards, Tank
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02
OWL GROCERY & RESTAURANT

o. Il. FRAZ6E, Proprietor.
Meals 2Oc at Neal Hours. Short
orde-s Between Times Served best
wsv. Good Home Cooking Vienna
fiour sI.s5 cwt. NEWS Bldg.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

T. V. Campbell of Galena was
a Baxter Springs visitor Monday.
He is figuring on getting into
business here.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

This Office is in receipt OF 4
novel inkstand. the gift of Misses
Minetta and Gladys Newton.
The stand is one of the kind that
remains closed, thus keeping out
dirt. When writing you simply
push down on the front end of it
with the pen hand. This raises
the lid. which stays up while the
pen is being dipped. The stand
was invented and patented by
the late A. L. Newton and sells
at the very low price Of fifty
cents. They can be secured by
applying to the little girls above
mentioned.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02
Pictures framed by Claude Jones

Cushion shoes for men and slip
pers for ladies at Pierce's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Surely this section of Kansas
has had plenty of rain for once.
What we want now, and very
badly, too, is some warm weather
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Several Oklahoma people, in
terested in the Baxter Springs
mining camp. were here this
week looking after their hold
inDS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

{. II. Smith is finishing very
neat house on Grant street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02
CLAUDE JONES, Photographer.

Charlie Daniels has been on
the sick list this week.
{. II. Smith is finishing very
neat house on Grant street.
Governor Crawford is home
from a long stay in Washington.
A. w. Abrams has returned
from business trip 10 Washing
ton.
J. w. Morrison is building a
residence'in the north part of the
city.
Several Baxterites attended the
Odd Fellows doings at Weir City
last Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Blackwell of West
ern Texas is here visiting rela-
tives. She is sister of CIV.
and l. p. Daniels.
There is a great demand Tor
more sidewalks in this city, and
we hope the council will order a
lot of them built at once.
Surely this section of Kansas
has had plenty of rain for once.
What we want now, and very
badly, too. is some warm weather
Several Oklahoma people, in
terested in the Baxter Springs
mining camp, were here this
week looking after their hold
ings.
Chas. Overholser of Valley
Falls, Kansas, was here this
week. He came in response to a
message announcing the illness
of his mother, who died Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Bert Jones of Columbus
was here this week. Mrs. Jones
is a sister of Mrs. J. {. Haskell,
and was here to he with her
mother, Mrs. Overholser, who
died Tuesday morning.
The new townsite OF Ouaraw
has, we understand, been plated.
We would not be surprised To see
that town get to the front alter
it gets onto a piece OF fee land,
where a title to lots can be had.
Mrs. w. r. Gregory left Tues
dav morning for Hutchinson.
Kansas, to attend the grand
lodge of the Degree OF Honor.
Mrs. Gregory went as the repre-
sentative of the Baxter lodge.
Rev. Pooley's sermon at st.
Marks church last Sunday even
ing was a mastery effort. and
full of ideas worthy OF deep
thought. There will he services
at St. Marks next Sunday even
ing at s o'clock.
Mrs. Guy S. Wilson OF l'ales-
tine. ILL.,, arrived in this city on
Tuesday morning, in response to
a message announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs.
Overholser, who died about four
hours before the sister arrived.
We believe the people gener-
ally are going to approve the ac'
ton of the council in getting
road grader. 1t is next to i'm
possible to do a decent job ol
grading without a grader, ant
we believe there is going to bt
some street work DONE
There is a ruinor to the Ell
feet that Quapaw is to be moved
down the Frisco track about
mile, onto the land owned by w
liz: Bingham. An option ha
been taken on the land, and |
| the move is made, it will be- pos
Siblr (or people To get i lot o
their own. II the mGvc is mad'
liz will be made very Sovn.
This Office is in receipt OF
novel inkstand, the gift of Misse
lMinetta and Gladys Newton
THE stand is one of the kind tha
4 - 49,, l.aansnu ntl
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Governor Crawford is home
from a long stay in Washington.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

A. w. Abrams has returned
from a business trip 10 Washing
ron
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

We understand the alleged
Joint in this city is thing of
The past. Now. what do you
think of that?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Miss Harrison has opened an
Office in the front room over
Cooks grocery where she is pre-
pared to do all kinds of stenog-
raphic work and also carry on
her work as special correspond
ent in matters pertaining to the
Baxter Springs mining camp.
Any matters of interest pertain
ing to the camp will be gladly re-
ceived by her.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

There is a ruinor to the eff
feet that Quapaw is to be moved
down the Frisco track about a
mile, onto the land owned by w.
X: Bingham. An option has
been taken on the land, and IL
the move is made, it will be pos
siblr lor people to get 4 lot ol
their own. If the mcvr is made
il will be made very Sovn.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

There is great demand for
more sidewalks in this city, and
we hope the council will order a
lot of them built at once.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Mrs. w. T. Gregory left Tues
day morning for Hutchinson,
Kansas, to attend the grand
lodge of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs. Gregory went as the repre-
sentative of the Baxter lodge.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Rev. Pooley's sermon at st.
Marks church last Sunday even
ing was a masterly effort. and
full of ideas worthy of deep
thought. There will he services
at St. Marks next Sunday even
inc at s o'clock.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

The new townsite OF Ouaraw
has, we understand. been plated.
We would not be surprised To see
that town get to the front alter
it gets onto a piece OF fee land,
where a title to lots can be had.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

]. W. Morrison is building a
residence'in the north part of the
CITY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Mrs. J. w. Blackwell of West
ern Texas is here visiting rela-
tives. She is sister of CIV.
and |. p. Daniels.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Several Baxterites attended the
Odd Fellows doings at Weir City
last Friday,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-02

Charlie Daniels has been OF
the sick list this week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Nod gut abgelaufen.

" y 0eeIing ". .8o.. ii. ,San.-
@clteru friib creignete iib ein aepnl-
tiger @r0rutIh an Der 0auptlinie ocr
n oMabnib gnbn" ntf Der WeItsGirgi-
nicr Seitc Ocs Glio al Ser 9riide,
quclhc Oiingo ,Sinction, O., tS Wtei.
len iromuuindrts Dor bier, geaen-
iiber liegt. IS miro mobrere Gage
oolerlt bis oas 0abubctt luieber irei-
gemadt it, lmo 1lnter0eiien lperoen
Die 3ilgc alli aHoeren Sinien beior.
0ert. Ter grOrlttib eritredt iih altf
700 SUB Oidt on Dem 3ligang oer
9riicfe. lno Ole obJeItiir5ten Waniien
belauien iih ouf Iollienoe bon 5on-
men, riiien ole 8eleiie tort ltno fiills
ten bas 9ett OeS GroB-Greef, beiien
Wailer jcbt iIber Elm altitoBenoes
Wnisielo iIieBt. @eraoe ais ser Gro.
rntidJ eintrut, polIirte ein nad) @eIten
gebenocr @iitrr5ug inter Der 2eitllng
oes 2ofomotipiiibrers Gbarles W'c-
Gcbe 0ie 9riife llno Die &abltie unO
iedS @iterlpaagonS uon Dem 3uee
nlir0en 5erld1nettert lmo pcrI6ieoene
in ser aabuie meilenoe 9reinier ret
tctcn ibr Ssben nlr otlrh slbipringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
!Npdlluniler I'M Shiutlnlc.

gifts burN En, fl. Santar.
- Gic @elpGIier oeS 0ionongobelo.
uno ocS 2lQegbenp.9fiucr, wclde bier
,uiulnmenItr6men un0 Sen Ohio bill
6en, linO, nofocm lie 9citern 3llriid-
5lltretcn bcgonncn battcn, lulc0er I'M
Stcigen un0 rihten nidt unerbeb-
liden Sda0en III Den obcrcu tSlltBe
tbGlern an. Sicl 8icb lit crtrunten
mo om Monon9abcla In0 5000
&oblengr0ber IN SolQc Ser llebcr-
idpcnlnntng Der 3c6en lnt60tig. Sn
Gli5obctb, go, itebt Oos 8oiier Oidt
inter ben tScnItcrn i'm 5mciten Stods
ncrf picler oGllier. Sicr in EittS=
burg lit nod fcin icbr groBer Sha'
Den entitonocn, inociicn meiB man
niht mic bod oaS @oller nod ltcigcn
miro.
lie @irflmg ocs 6odmalierS dui
Die Gier bcgonncnc Sppbus-Gpioemie
crucdt cinige SeiorgniIie. Seute mur-
oen 81 nete Grtranfllngen 9enelOet.
1ie Snnit0tabeDoroe bictet Niles oui,
nm Die Seucbc nlt85llrottcn nlein
trobOcm treten tdglid ncue aronf-
beitsidlle cin.
GuansDillc 3nOu #. Son.
- Der Gblo bat bier cine 0obe Don
iiber 10 SUB crreibt ltno oic 9tic0c.
rungen iino iiberidapemmt. 9Iu6 bic
mciiten Ncbeniliiiie oca Sbio Iinh
allsgetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Sir glmsbcbnnna nHicrcs Smslunos-
banoCla.

" q ingtoH, :. e., fl. San.
- Gin pon Der Ncm Norter San0clS-
fontner einberllfencr 9}ational Gou-
uent iiir 9lusoebnunl uniercs 9htss
lonoabonocls trot hcutc Oabicr III ci-
ner oreitGtigen Sblmq suionncn
lmo muroc Don Srn. &. 3. II. Ge
2unn Don 9telu-Oorf iur Sronln0 ac-
rufen. SaS. s9. Gan Glcpe aus ct.
2ol,is, YrGiiocnt Der 1Sobrifontcn-
9tationol 9liiociotol. fm0irte ais
prppiioriiher &orliGcr. Die &crbouo-
lltnQen Der jeltii9cu &or4nittagS-
iiBung beldranftcn iih ollf sic
ilbiden GeariiBung3rc0cn uno Die
@rncnmtn9 eines N}ln0otS-Gpmite'S.
rSm SntcrcNe imicre9 6moelS ioI(
Der Gonpeut Sd)rittc sur Sor0crun0
Der omerifaniIhcn &atfio6rteiihiii-
fu5rt, sur 9eihr6nhmg ser 0tiiltun-
gen, sur ginfiibrnnQ elmer internotios
nalrn Ear5enenppIt mo fiir &oniu-
lar.Geiorm ergreilcn. lleber 1000
Ielc1oten muroen BON Ben 8ouoer.
ncuren ser Stodtcn iiir 0en Gonpent
crnonnt un0 an 500 Oerielben ltcllten
iih eiu.
SSn ser Nahmitto0Siitung pnrOc
@nt. NTGorroa ou5 9icu-Oorf gum
%orIiBcr erlpGhlt. @crihicoene Ser
ren bielten 9ie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
9ueut11outQ

ooer gnt5ilnbung Der 2ungen ioI1te
nit Dem Geaop 9felief mie folgt be-
banoelt ipereen: Der Batient iollte
20 &ropfen hes Telief ieoe Stitnoe in
einem 8eiEgIoie poll 8aiier erbalteil,
uno Die gan5e 9ruit, 9iiiden uno
Sront muB unter Dem ginfl,tB bes
9ielief ourd, bdufige glpplifationen
erbalten nar6en; 9eef.g6ee uno
Sroft-Suppen niiiien Dem 8atienten
3ltr Stdrfllng 9egeben peroen, itno
iei:le @ingelueioe miiiien bin unb pie.
ser 0urd 81. Gaonap's Rilen In
Sbdtigfeit 9eictt meroen.
Gnt3iinOung Der Rieren, gnt5iin.
0ung Der 9laie, gntsiinbung ser Gin.
gelpei0e, gntaiinoung ber 2unsen,
peber Sals, 9ronhitis, idweres
sltbmen, Group, Gatarrb, sSnfluen8a,
9opfId1meraen, 3abniueb. 9eeuraIgie,
fbell,uatismus, falte Ghias, ague
Gbias, Gbitblains, Sroitid1oen.
Die slpplifation bon q a op g e.
lie auf oen ODER Die SbeiIe, mo Die
Shpierigfeit ooer Der Shmers eri.
ltirt, miro grleidterltn9 rno Stube
geluabren.
Snnerltf, Elm baIber Ebeelof-
iel in eiuem balben @laie @aiier,
fltrirt in eirigen Winuten Gr6mpfe,
Sposms, lauren Magen, Soobren.
nen. 9erboiitdt, Shlafloiigfeit, aopf.
pe6, 9iorrGoe, 9pientcrie, GoIic,
9lG6ungen unb aac innerIiden
Sdmer3cn.
Walnria in Icinrn berIdieoenen Sor.
men. Stebrr ltuh gnur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
3mci WsGuncr nuf cigcntbilmlidDc
YSciIc nlnacfuutitCu.

teubenpillc, 8, If. &on
- @iQiam Smith uno ISobn 3onea,
5mei ais aoblcnGr0ber in Iicnlten
Ser n o@o6oi6 Gool So" Itcbc,tOe @ng-
lGnoer, lplrOcn bcutc Ourd eincn
S6uB aus eincm Shrot9emebr ioit
in Stiife gcriiicn inlO bIicben olli
Dem Slcde toOt. Uiifc @oIinsfu ein
9tobtm0dtcr, bclnn0 iif) nit cincnI
gcln0cncn Sdrotgemc0r nltf eincnl
3pciroO oui Der 0eitniobrt ln0 licB
0as @epcbr, ais CT 81 Enrlctt Sto-
tion Dos 9obn2cIciie frelt}tc, 3uidIli8
foQen.. Die Moiie entllo iid) uno
Snitb lutO ,Eonc5, melhe nit ehua
100 onOcrcn EcrIonen bel Der Stos
tion ami cincn ;3ug Darrten, cr6lcIten
10 5iemli6 Die gdn5c &o0lna IN lore
&0rper. 9lnh nebrere dn0crc Ecrs
ionen nurocn 0ctroiien, ieOod, mrr
Ieidt perlebt 9iotiusfp ipratg Don
ieinem 31peiru0 bcrub ln0 cnttdm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
ltmiun bcbrGiidJer @cmeiuben.

9ltlonta, go #. 3onltar. -
Gmo 200 tonnnQcbeuOc &Sroelitcn
aus allen 5beilen oea 2nltoe5 iinO ais
0elegaten 81 ben bcntc 5uiammenBe.
tretenen 20. Gon5il ser Linton 2lmc.
rifaniider Se6roiiber @cmcinOen"
5icr onrneieno. 81. 0cnrp 9crfomib
ans IbilooclpAta uno Gobbiner 9lI-
ireo Moies eroihetea bic bcutige erite
Sisung burd) einen @otteSoicnlt.
Ntorgen merbcd oie eiaentlihen @e-
'fdite unter Dem &oriibe ocs Srn.
Sonuel 8oolncr ans Feorin ,>QS,
in 2lngrifi 0cnonlmen lmO @onocrs
neur Scrrea iopic 0Iopor riopncr
peroen 9egrilBltn9SrcOen on bic &c.
lcguten boltcn. Gic GerinmmIng
Ooucrt orei Gage lno 0clon9t am
Wiittmoh 2lbcno 0urh Elm Ndnfett
5ltnl 9lbidluB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Bier Wiitslicoer einer Tamile crftift

fem Dorf, IA. Sonuar. =
Wleper Rubin 80 Sabre alt, ieine
5Ssi1brige Satin 9foiu, iein t7sjdb-
rieer Sobr EbtIipp uno feline t5-iab.
rige 5odter 9ioia erltiften lebte
9toht in einem grooflpner tenement.
baus III ,SoIgc oes @inntbmcns Don
9end)tgas, ipel6es einem ihaoboitcn
Diem enhpih. 9lls bie Nafborn 0en
@asgerldt mobrnabmen unb Die
3biire erbra6en ionben lie Wnnn,
tSrau uno So6n ais 2eiden auf. Die
5ohter Hoia uitree belpuBtlos nad)
einem Soipital gebraht, 100 iie balo
oarauf Itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Siienbabncn branfen Welo.

ct. Eaul, Wtinn., fl. Sonuur
= 8ouperneur Spbn u. Sobnion elll'
pima 6eute Gin Sd)reiben BON !Srn
Sarnes ). Sill, Eroiioenten oet
), Great aorthern 0abn," in melhen1
oericlbe ouseinanoeriebt, oab oit
9obnen oeS 9anoes aui iiinf Sabre
allidbrlih $t,t00,000.00 onlegeu
niiiien, I'M Die Wlittel sur gelualti.
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Webr HalInnmi1ac.

Ogoen, llt1b, II. Sonlor. -
Der peitli6 ia1renoe Gerioncn5ug
Nr ser Soutbern Eaciiic- -9abn"
entgleilte heute irllb 10 Wtcilen nett
lid Don Montcllo llno nuroc tbeil-
meiie oentolirt 2ofomotipiilbrer
6ranf 9teesIep fam um's 2eben uno
cine 9ln3abl @oiogiere erIitten Ser
lebungen.
9Sittsburh ga, IA. Sanllor.
Cine GoQilion ereignete lid nm
$40 berte friib }u 4uiion-Gorf, Ea.,
auf Dem Eitt9blrg nro Telterns
3meige ser Baltimore uno Ohio.
9obn" 3nii6en Ocm oitlicb gebenOcn
@rpreB3uge 9tr. 6 uno elmer idperen
Rangirlofonotipc. Die 2ofomotipe
ocs GrpreB3ugcS Durbe oen1oIirt uno
9ofomotipfiibrer S. ". Mpers aus
Gbicago Sunction 9et6otct. 6ei5er
$. s. 2cnis, cbetfalls ais Gbicago
Sllnction, lit t00tllh perlebt uno meb,
rere Eaiiagierc Iuuroen blrtb iortge-
ifleuoerte Sherbtn Der 3erbrohenen
@uggonfeniter 5erihnitten. aeiner
Ser Haiiagiere beiinoet iid1 jeoof in
beoenfli6en 3nItanoe.
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&aoiuaD's Meaob &elief

flrrirt Mot nur ben nit g'afaria bebaieten
Batienien fofort, fonoerr berbiitet aid bel Gen.
Ten. bic ocmie!bcu ausgefett iiuo, ,penn ite ieoen
W'or6en bem stufftcben 5iuan8te ODER oreiBta
Iropfen 0lcaoD Ncliei In einem 8afe BaiIer
nc6men uno eincn Grader eiieu, treenb ipeItte
gtniGae.
8crfauft bon nfeu 2tpotbefern, 5oe Die GIa.
foe.
G6idct an Or. Waotuap & Co., 90 Gin Ctr.
HeusYorf, fit agoof OF gloptee". go
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res 9luslanoabnnoelS.

Clint 0 H. Ga, II. Somtar. -
Gic aoblcnGrG6er Soicpb Soiepb,
@omarb @olie lnO Ectcr 2ctiup mur.
Sen bcnte Ourh cine Grploiion in Der
3che 9}r. 7 get0otet. afan nciB
nid)t genol, mic pielc 9lrbeitcr lid in
ser 3ehe beInnoen, auein es Itebt 5u
belilrhten. 0ob nod ied8 o0cr iie6cn
lo0te i'm &nneren liegcn, Seha
@crIcbte iin0 3u Gage gei0rOcrt NOR
Sen.
(Sp1tcr.) - Sie6en tootc rno orci
perlebte @rubenorbciter iin0 berota-
9ebroft noroen. 9fettlmgSmann-
itaften otr6mden nod inlner Oas
@crf, oqein man glntbt, OoB olle
Opier oufgeiln0en iino. Gle aus
200 Ofann tbeite5enoe Goqifid)t mar
beute fripb form ein1cinbren, ais cine
orobnenoe Grplolion erlolgtc un0 aIlc
8Gngc nit OiChtGn 9fauhpolfen
iiiate. 2lQe unperiebt gebliebenen
9lrbeiter eiItcn ihIeuni9lt ben 9lns.
g0ngen 5u. Nton permutbet 0aB Elm
Monn I'M StoIlen 9tr. 10 Gin sSdB6on
Eldper 0urh cinen 6lunten aus ieiner
8ieiie gum @rplobiren brocbte. 3ie
2eiben Der 8etooteten iinO ihlimnl
perbrannt llno peritiilnmclt. l,no 0aS
Slmcre Der ,3che lit ourh Griinuner
ueripcrrt. @inc llntcrlucblng Oc9
llngliid9 miro morgcH te9innen.
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&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

9lr6 @inn.9nen bon 5tpan3tg
ooer OreiBig Gropfen oes Ienop gle.
lief IN etipos Sprup Dor Dem SdIa.
fengeben, ltnO inoem Sbr Elm nit Sfe.
lief getrdnftes Stiid 5lanea um
@urcu Sal8 pidclt, peroet Sbr ont
Wor9en boIlitdnbtg befreit bon einem
rauben SaIie altfIteben.