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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
WILL BE
ASKED BY FOREIGNERS

New Orleans, Mar 5.-Foreigners
who are being threatened by. the i'm
pending war in Nicaragua are prepar-
ing to seek aid from their respective
governments. H J. Marks. OF Texas,
who returned yesterday from Blue
fields, stated that a movement was
afoot among certain prominent and
influential Americans to petition the
United States Government to step in
and arbitrate the differences. There
are many Mexicans whose business Is
imperiled by the rumors of war, and
it is said that Mexico viii take action
with the United States Government, to
force reconciliation.
when we sailed from Biuefelds
the foreigners were expecting the ar
rival Of news from their governments
A continuation of the present state
of affairs will demoralize industries
that required years to develop, and
have the effect of closing many prof.
table labor sources. The plantations
are being deserted in Honduras, and
we experienced great deal OF trouble
securing woodcutters TO clear the for
ests. / doubt very much If I would
be in this country at this time had
it not been for the war"
Mr.. Marks is mahogany lumber
expert He is employed by the firm
of George ID. Emery & Co., importers
of mahogany and veneer furniture. He
arrived in the city yesterday, from
BIuefields, after having spent several
months in the forests, cutting timber,
which will be made into furniture in
America.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
District Attorney Jerome
Went Upon Record to
That Effect.
ARGUMENT OVER
EXAMINATIONS
Prosecutor Evidently Wants
to Go Deeply Into Matter
of Responsibility.
COURT HOLDS THAT JURY HAS
TO DO ONLY WITH THE CUES
TON OF THAw's SANITY OR IN
SANITY ON THE NIGHT THAT
STANFORD WHITE WAS KILLED.

New York Mar 5.-The question as
10 whether the state, on cross examI-
nation, viii be allowed to go further
with expert witnesses than counsel
for defense was allowed to go upon
direct examination, was a subject in
the Thaw trial that arose today be-
tween Attorney Delmas, of counsel for
defense, and District Attorney Jerome.
Later Justice Fitzgerald took the
matter UP AL most heated argu-
ment between. the court and prosecu-
tor occurred.
DR.. Charles Wagner, the alienist,
upon being examined by Mr. Jerome,
was asked to repeat a conversation
which he had with Thaw in prison,
and during the argument placed him.
self upon record to the effect that the
legal assumption before the court is
that Thaw is insane.
Justice Fitzgerald declared that the
jury had to do only with the question
of Thaw's sanitay or insanity or the
night he KILLED Stanford White The
court asked Jerome for authorities,
ana in defiant tone he refused to
produce them, whereupon the court
replied that if Jerome did not produce
them it would assume that he (Je-
rome) did not know any.
With this exception the cast
throughout the day was dull, cover
Ing mainly technical questions.
DR.. Wagner's examination will be
continued at least part of tomorrow,
and 1t is believed that Thaw's mother
will be called to the stand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
THOUGHT FORT
WAS ATTACKED
L.ieutenant Ger SCI Testifses in
:. = Pehr6se ceufesdsr- W.
tiaI Case.
sv AssocIated Press

San Antonio, Tex, Mar 5.-With
the placing of Second Lieutenant
Grier. of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, on
the stand in the Penrose court-martial
the prosecution to-day practically
closed its case. Defense have TWEEN
ty witnesses to be heard and this
viii consume nearly, if not quite, two
weeks. Grier testified that nearly
every one in Fort Brown believed that
the garrison was being attacked from
the town
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
SKILLED LABOR
SCARCE IN SOUTH
Witnesses so Testify in Case Against
Mill Men, at Greensboro,
North Carolina.
ev Associated Press.

Greensboro, n. c., Mar. 5.-ln the
case of the government against the
Charlotte mill men for alleged viola
tior of the immigrant labor law to-
day, eight witnesses testified for de-
PENDANTS TO the effect that the scar
city of skilled labor in South Caro-
lima and the south amounts to 25 per
cent. Governor Glenn may take the
stand tomorrow for defense. The
case will probably not go to the jury
this week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
INTERNAL TROUBLES
FEARED BY GOVERNMENT

Mobile, Ala, Mar. 5.-Passengers
arriving here to-day from Puerto
Cortez, Spanish Honduras. say that
the government fears internal trouble
more than war with Nicaragua and
that there are signs Of revolt every
where
The people of Puerto Cortez fear an
'attacK from Nfcarag1a ana one YES
sci is now lying on that port.
Americans are prevented from leav-
ing Honduras, except by permission
of the minister OF war, who is now at
Tegucigalpa-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
OF DOUNA4.
FOLLOWED BY RIOT
BY Associated Press.

Culpepper, Va, Mar 5-Philip
Strother, one of the defendants
charged with killing his brother-in-
law, Bywaters. whose illness inter-
rupted the trial today at the morning
session of court, appeared this after
noon on the arm of his brother James,
co-defendant, and the judge immedi-
ately proceeded to charge the jury
The instructions included thirty-one
points, discussing ali defined condi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
An Interesting Meeting Held
Last Night at the Young
Mems Christian Assn.
WHEN REPORTS or THE VARIOUS
sus-coMMITTEEs RECENTLY
APPOINTED WERE HEARD, AND
SHOWED MUCH PROGRESS HAD
BEEN MADE IN PROVIDING
AMUSEMENT.

Preparations for providing varions
athletic sports for the approaching
summer season are under way bys the
athletic committee q the Youngsters
Christian Association. and If the plans
which are now under way are carried
through the season will not be duh
one.
Last night the monthly meeting of
the athletic committee was held at the
Y. NJ. c. A, when reports from four
or the subcommittee were heard,
aud each was very satisfactory
The committee on arranging for a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
INSURANCE FUNDS
MUST BE INVESTED
Rx Associated Press.

New York, Mar. 5.-GFover Cleve-
land has submitted a brief to the As
sociation of Life Insurance Presidents
in which he made reference to threat
ened legislation to force them to in
vest funds in various states in proper
ton to the volume of business trans
acted in these states.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
OFFICIALS HELD
TO GRAND JURY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Mar 5.-President New
man and the directors of the New
York Central Railroad were continued
under parol to-day by Coroner Schwen-
neke, in the case of the wreck of
February Is in which twenty-three
were killed, pending the presentment
Of the grand jury
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
SYSTEM TO SETTLE
ALL FREIGHT CLAIMS
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Mar. 5.-The Southern
Railway to-day announced a system
of prompt adjustment of freight claims
through a corps of freight claim
agents, whose duties it will be to visit
local points and meet with agents of
the railroad and shippers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
REPORT OF GIFT
MUCH EXPANDED
By Associated Press.

Augusta, Mar 5--Jno. D. Rookie
teller upon returning here from New
York to-day, said the report of an
other great gift was considerably ex-
banded and excused himself from
talking further on the ground slat he
was hungry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06

Official Statement Names
Prominent Men as the
Guilty Parties.
FOR. OVERTHROW
OF GOVERNMENT
Internal Troubles Are More
Feared Than War With
Nicaragua.
PEOPLE OF PUERTO coRTEz
FEAR sATTAcK FROM MICA
RAcuA-AMERIcANs PREVENT
ED FROM LEAVING COUNTRY
INTERVENTION WILL BE ASKED
BY FOREIGN RESIDENTS OF
HONDURAS.
BY Associates Press.

{ Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Mar. SAN
official statement which the govern,
ment has sent broadcast gives the
names of prominent Hondurians
charged with responsibility for the
war with Nicaragua, and it is be-
lieved they have formed party for
the overthrow of the present govern
ment. The parties mentioned are
General Terencia Sirra, Maxine Ro-
salto, Luis Salmanza. Francisco Ais
cual. Emiliano Herrera and Guade-
lope Reyes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
Georgia Jurist Dying.

GAINESVILLE. Ga, Mar 5-Judge Lea
gan Blackney, former chief justice of
the supreme court of Georgia. is to-
day reported dying at his home here,
aged seventy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
MARK HANNA'S SON
SUED FOR DIVORCE
BY Associates Press.

Cleveland, o., Mar 5.-Aneging
abandonment and extreme cruelty
Elizabeth Gordon Hanna has fled suit
for divorce against her husband, Dan
Hanna, son Of the late Senator Han
ma, praying for alimony and the Gus
toby of-their fye-yesr-old daughter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
Train AZ Understandable

New York, Mar. 5.-The Brooklyn
baseball club of the National League
sailed today for Jacksonville. Fla
where they so to train.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
DOZEN INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK
6v Associated Press.

Toronto, Mar. "a dozen people
were injured in passenger wreck at
the Grand Trunk road just outside
this city to-day. Both crews jumped
and escaped injury.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
COURT ORDERS es
ALL SEAIsa ED
Ey Associated

Lexington. KY. Mar. 5;sst |ourt
convened for the trial ~ krgis
murder case to-day, Jsae,S or
dered the court eleasaod all
De searched when e,s TAG burt
room AT the Gloss ping
preliminaries courts osalqaS sntil
tomorrow. a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
Srn tcctcn 9ameraeen.

Der SabreStag Der @rubentata.
ItrOpbe bel GOurrieres. iSrantreid. in
melher mebr ais 1000 @rubeuarbeitsr
um's yeben fameu. wuroe uon Der gan.
gen Yer9arbriter. Ueu0lteruug oes De.
partemeutS Yas De Calais our6 eiut
9roBe DemOnitratiOn be9au9en. llntel
SOrautritt uOn Supellen, wel6e 3rausr.
mdrite ipielteu. ifritt bic Wteuse nit
webenosn Sannern nud ben 6risobOfsn.
no bic Spier Der 9rubentataitropbe
Die lette 0tube sefunOen baben. Guf
ben 6riebbOfen bielten Die ioSialiltii6en
ab9sOroneten 9aslp uno Samsnoin
Reoen, in welden iie bic @rubenbsliser
in iharfer Ueiie fritiiirten. Die De
monitratiOn perlief obne it0renOsn
3wiideniaa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
Oepcic,c Ncpfcpelt'S.

SnfOlse elmer uon l8raliOent RoOies
uett Dem @Ouuernsur @illette iibermitte(s
ten Depeide iub iid bus Rsprdieutunten.
baus Der in Sacramento, Gal, ta9eus
ben Sesistatur ueranlaBt. Swei 9eies-
porla9en uuO cine ReiOlution betreffs
Der ausihlisBuns Der Sapaner, @bine.
ien uno 9Oreaner unS Der Sseltiesuns
oes slIters iapaniIber 9inber, Die Offents
Iiae' Shulen beiuden wollen, uollitdus
big unberiidIi6tiSt ju IuIien. Sn ieiner
DspeIde bate Der Prdiioent oarauT
bin9ewieicn, oaB Die slnnabme Der i'll
6rage itebenoen gOrtusen unb 0siolus
tiOn bic llnterbanOlunsen nit Sapan
bstreiis Der GusidieBuns BON Srbsitern
it6rsu unb Die sanje Gage lebr usrwifclt
9eitalten piiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
sic aOriten i'm staale glep Norf.

9lus sinem geri9te oas Sort uno
5if6ereitommifirs oss Staates Hep
gort aebt berpor, DAB i'm 2aufe oes
perfloFenen Sabres in bieIem Stuate
1.300,000,000 SUB SoGs fir 8aus
unb SnouftrieSpede seIdlagen tpuroeu
uno 6urunter Der oorlpisgenoe S6sil in
ben qoiron6ads. Gs banoeIt ii1 bier
bauptiGdlid INN Wsi9bol3, uno ber
SommiifGr fiiat binSu, oaB es nit Dem
fdluslurrtben Wei9bol3 i'm Stdate. oi,
qoirouoads einbegriffen. ndbesu ieiH
Gnoe babe. Gr gIdubt. SaB ieBt Der
Wertb oes Sartbol5ss 70 nett geItisgen
1T, um es lobnbar gu MAIDEN, nit Dem
Sdlagen oefeIben 5u Beginner. Wenn
ss dber 70 ipeit tomms, ipiiroe Die gdr5s
Iids glbbol5ung srfoIgsn, Der ShuB
Der GluBquellsn bernidtet nRb 6em
Stadte Elm unerIebli4er Sdaosn 5us
eefii9t tperosn. Gr fblGat oesbalb ben
4ntauf etner tpeiteren MiIIton 4der
Goritlanbes isitens bes Staates por.
Der iebise Sorits8efibbeituno bes
Staates Rsp gort betrGgt 1,520, ,299
ader. ipobon 1,415,775 in ben 4ois
ron6dds unb 104, ,524 in ben Gatsti1s
lieseR. Sm perfGOHensn Sabre Durbsn
Den Gorfeu 80.311 9lder susefiist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
Coll Belt uuS @cfese senb cit erbalteu.


Der Sertreter Der alIociirten grelle
in ct. Retersburg bat aus ansebli6
abiolut 3uuerlaiiiser QueIle in @rfab.
rnns sebraht, oaB alle @srii6te Don
Der abiidt oes Dtiniiteriums, bic
Rei6sbuma uuter irgenb eiuem MIDI
tigen Sorpano auf,ulOien, unbesriinbet
ieien. Giner Der leitenOen StaatsmGnuer
6u6lanc's tbeilte Oem 8ertreter Der
anociirten Breiie nit. OaB oas WtiniIte.
RUM beihlOlien babe, Der Duma iere
@ele9enbett ju 9eben, bic aui Die Res
Iultate ibrer slrbeit seiesten SOffnun.
gen 3u redtferti9en. Sine aufl6Inng
wiiroe mad ben 9lnsaben bisisS Sc
mdbrsmannes nur baun eriot9eu,
menn Der Sepeis oafiir erbraf)t wiro,
baB bic erpdblten 9Olfspertreter ben
au9enblidli6 beitebenoeu Serb1ltnilien
ni4t 9ewa6ien iino unb Die bon ibuen
an9enOmmeneu @elese ben @rmartuu.
gen oes Solts unb oer Te9ierun9 uidt
entipreAen ODER wenu es li6 beraus.
ltellen ollte, baE bic 9tepolutionGre Die
Sberbano 9eDinnen uno Die 0iientlide
Siberbeit beOrObsn.
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GiIeubabn 3sittabelIe.
s.lanare. eadalpanna uuO Bsasru Balm.

1ttuluhAtf @uuupAhhu ah" ~ShNtAh caHhs
Su araft TEN "a. 9uni 1906
SioIi4 -gulGbr scranton tir Nsp gurT
I'm 2.0,, 3.2O, sos 500. 1920. Born. (;
1910, 3.2j une $40 Nabmiltass. 5dr
gfep gort unp pbilaeslpbia, um so Born;
f2.4O uuN 49, Natmitidgs Dir
Spbybauuf 6.l Rihmtttdss
RSrollt1 sur Buffalo um Is 6.25u. 8 00
ROr. ; t.5S GAO uuS 1 i.in Nahmittass. Cir
Sinsbamtpn. 9Imira uup 3pii6fnitatirutn, um
1910 Wer unf 05 8aGm. Our Sspsep
Sprafuit uuo Utica um i.t5 uAe 6.25 Mer. F;
f.55 Hatmittaes SsTeaS. Sprasufs une
Utica 3ug UNI 6.25 Ror. IGuft tGsit, ausst.
upmmtn Suuuiaas. Riir Wcutrpis um 900
Rcr.; LOS uue $40 Rnhm. Nidofon ae.
tpmceatiou UNI 1 10 Na6mittaas. ging.
hampton aCtomCbaiiou. uni 6.t5 Nihmtings.
8Ipnmsbure 5ibiiiOH-guIaBl SCRANTON
fir Nortbumbtrlaub I'm 6.35. 10 20 Wrr.
1.55 uup $40 sla6m 8ar pIpmOurb um nos
NaHmtitass.
&cuntaaSs 3nae
giolih -Gar 8sp 2UTf um 205. 800
Cos uub 1920 WCrssnsi 3.35 une BAG
gahm.
glSrpIth 8Hr Buffalo um lis, uni
6.25 Mcr. t.55, 6.40 unb II 10 Rabm
iJiir 9tuabdmtcu unb 3pii6suifdtioptn. 8 OC
unb t0.t0 Burmtttogs
Sloomsburs Sibifion @trIdst Sernutpr
nm t0.2N wcr unO $40 gatmiitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
Ausfdten tpieSer alnftia.

Die aussleidssusrbunOlunseu Die
our6 Die &eiie Oss Oitsrreidiiden Bre.
mierminiiters 6rsiberrn pou Bed pom
Bien uah SuOupeit uerle9t wOrOen
iino, babeH nab Oeiien lesten GOnferens
Ssn NIT Dem uusurii6sh Mtiniiterprdii'
oenten. Or. SBeterle. Elm psIentlib siins
itiseres slusieben angsuOmmen. Die
Oiterrsidiide ReSierun9 3sist iid jeet
Dsneist, pom Der bislan9 auIreft En-
balteneu Seoinsuus elmer Beibebal'
tuu9 bes gsrSehrunss. Steuer. Spitems
abjuieben, penn llnsurn iih oaju per.
iteben mill, feline uuiiberlteisbareu pbgii'
ifsu 3Oltidraufen ;u errihten. GS 1T
nunmebr unjunebmsu, oaB Die Ser'
banblun9en bod nod in niht alljulans
ger 3sit Bu sinem befrisbisenOsn aus'
gleib fiibreH.
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fadtra8setat enpsnItie ansenoms
men.


Sn Der Sisuns oes Oeutihen Rsihs.
tags wurbe Der mebrermdbute Jiah.
traSsetat fir Deutid SiiSweitafrita,
osiien Sheiteru befunntIih ben auBersn
anlaB sur auflOiuns bes leeten Reidss
tags bot. in britter yeiuns enosiiltis OTIS
9enommen. SOr Der @rleOisuns oes
FOiteus ipraG nod Der GOlOnials Di.
rettor Oernburg. @r mahte i'm Yers
Iuuf ieiuer ausfiibrun9en bic Wtit.
tbcilung, baB Die 8erminoerun9 Der
Shustruppe fir Deuti6 Siioweit.
afrifa bis gum September auf bier,
tauienO Wfaun erfpl9t ieiu merbe.
Die 9erabiesuns oes @Ontinscnts
laiie iid aus Sablreiden @riinben,
wslde Serr Dsrnburs numbuft mudte.
nur allndblib ourdfiibreu, ba cine
llebereilun9 gu Idlimmen Riidi6lagen
anlab seben tOnnte. Dase9en Jet cine
@rbObuns Der Starte Der Poli3eitrupps
auf iebsbunoert Wtann notbwenois.
Die jeet9e Gruppe Iei entIdieben uiel 3u
idmQdl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21
ead6uannn g. Bpoming BAILEY.
(9aurel einie.)
Irnf m Rrnfi nmI 0uni lNNh.

3T1f IN NTdft am ] JuHi IJ'o.
3iiae eerlaGtu SeTantou UNI no. 200, 3 %
400, 500 uub 6 90 Rrrasns. Tim 40 Wcr.
aens an @Odsniastn une aat uatfclssnbs
ipan,ia Miuuisn, une I'm Z 90 Mpratns an
I5pnniaatn uub alt ua6fulesuet ipansis Mi'
nutsu bts unb iuFlufpt ~ 10 Rabts, In 0h-
Its.8drTt al Wiuuttu ipGttr dnfpmmtub.
3iiat allt 10 Wtuuttn an @phsniagsn BON
$50 bic SAC 1ahmittaas.
Grprse,hss balttn uur In pittstUn an, Ssr
IaIftH Scranton dflt Stunbt t6alih, ausat
Hpmmtu Sennids, psn 7.t6 Nordsns bic um
7t6 RaGmitioas uHb trtTtH tn Dtlfts- Barre
80 Winuttn lpdtsr Gin
Ssftsru DitHff ,pii&tn Scranton, Ras aua
9arf HHh Tsttrsbura.
Stebs BabrpIaH fiiT aep6dbsfSretrHbs 3hat.
8.6. Bvts. IT,, 8TftbrsIfiir, SnaniSn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21

DaGftfdftttfd fir So E
pan. Reprdisntunten Der iapanifden
Sanoelsgeieafdaft Soma Sbotut In
gPdedIafi babsu in @ietoria, 3. g.,
aontratt. fir Die monatlitas 2isferuns
bon 500 9onnen DdIfif4sGleiit1 fir
Rabrunsssipede ubsefdlofsn. Gisher
ift DaIfii4sSIeifd INNER muir ala
Oiineemttttl beriperthet ipor6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-21

- @sneral 9rO,isr in gSaibinstOn
bat Die Yldus fir elm nsues 14jOllises
@eI4is beenoet.
- 9n ein;elnen Gbsiten Deuti6s
lambs firdtsu Die 2anOpirtbe cine uOll'
itdnOiss WiBerutt.
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Mu8faub.


pre1OriO Muuriee @run seftOrben.
- Der Oiorbbeutlde 9lpoO bat bic
3wiideuoeds 6ate um Sebn Wiart
erbObt.
- Die gSittme oes beriibmten oents
i6en SiitOriters GbeOoor WtOmmieu lit
geitorbeH.
= Sn mebreren Stdbten in yiOrO-
6raufrsid iinO Die Slattern epiOemiid
auf9etreten.
- Sn einjelneu 1beilen Oeutids
lambs fiir6teu Die 2anopirtbe eiue poll.
itanbi9e 0tiBernte.
- Der ueritorbene S9ub BON Ser.
fen bat Suwelen i'm 8ertbe uOn $780,
900, 900 binterlaIen.
- guf Der @Onfluente i3uderplan.
ta9e in @uba rihtete eiu 6euer einen
S9aben uon $4O0, 900 al.
= Inter fsierli6su @sremouien purbe
in @bili Die erits S6iene Der ususn
arica-2a Paj @iienbabn 9ete9t.
- SaiIer @ilbelm bat Dem beuti6s
Oiterrei9ii6en Didter Better 6. 0ios
i.sscr ben SrOncnorOen Sweiter Slaiie
uerliebGn.
- Der 0er;o9 uOn Cumberland
bat sessn Den YeidIuB oss SanOtuss'
einen neusu NsSeutsu Su WdbIen, PrO.
teit ein9elegt.
- Sn SecbOe. Shleswis' 9oliteiu,
lift elm fran,diiidsr 6eloDebel unter oem
SeroaAt. espionage gu betreibcn, uerbui'
tet morben.
- Nus 2onoon miro 9emelost, bab
Oaielbit Die ueuen Ran,erfreujer wSn'
flerible" uuo .Snuincible" pom Stapsl
gelaien wurOeu.
- Dad einer. Wiittbeilun9 Der
~rbeiniif) weitfdliiden 3eituns4 mill
oas beutide Wiarineminiiterium Die Sn.
iel 9el9oIanO befeiti9en laheu.
-Sn g8ien bat Der 5elOmari6al.
2eutnant @Ouaro Riliaf. GOler pOn
SSellsnau, i'm 9llter uon SO Sabreu
ieinem Seben Elm @nOe seniadt.
- Das Stdbt6en SorIano bel Wfai.
lamb in Stalien wurOe ourd Seuer ger.
fort. .3wsituuienO geriOnen btBten
ibre BObuuus unO ibre Sube Elm.
= Sn Raris itarb Sean Baul gierre
@aiimir Bsrier. Der uon 1894 bis 1895
Prdiirent Der Republit 5ranfrei6 genes
ien lit. i'm Sllter uOn beinabe 60 Sab.
rem.
- Die 9rubenbsiiter i'm 5alteuauer
Reuier baben ben StaOtsSisfus Sarts.
bao uuf SdaoenerIas in SObs BON
fiiufbunoert DllliOnen arOnsn per.
tla9t.
- Die Prin,en GOparO unb gilbert,
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-20
IS yorR I.ILNEYs
Don't Mistake the CaI.sc OF Your
TroEhIes--A C.ariSsburg Citizen
Shows Ezow - Clre Them .

Man, people never Suspect their
kidneys. II suffering from a lame
weak or aching back they think that
il is only muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets /; they think If
will soon correct Itself. And so II is
disorders. That Is just whe-e the
danger lies. You must cure these
troubles or rasy may lead 20 diabetes
or Bright's disease. The hest remedy
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Mrs. ). W. Harden. living At 331
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My health was IN a serious condition
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-20

SWEET Hsfn.o" .orp
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-20
The Dandy Dancing Dolls.
JUMPED BEFORE TRAIN.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 19-Mamie
starks. white, married, and the
mother of tire children, jumped in
front OF Coal & Coke freight train,
Extending to commit suicide. A
track walker saw her and showed her
out. OF the way. The woman was
dazed when taken to her home and
could not give a reason for her ac-
ton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-20
You know Franklin Vail.
SWEET MELODY Flour.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
There is only one way to cure DEAFNESS,
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustach!an Tube. When this tube is
infiamea YOU have a runhing sound or
imperfect hearing. and when 1t is en-
tirelS closed Deafness is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can be TAX
en- out and this tube restore! u Us nor
NAL condition, hearing Will he destroy
ed forever: nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing
but m inaamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrhJ that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars FREQ
f. J. CHENEY 4 60 TGlelo. G.
Sold hv Druggists. Iac.
Take Hairs Family pms for constipa
tion
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-20
NAT!QNAL LEAGUE
.TANDING OF THE CLCBs.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburg 4, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 6, Chicago /.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis