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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
oTTUMWAN's NOSE BROKEN.

iron Casting Fall. From Ladder, strik-
ing Frank Matthews.
Special TO Times Republican.
Ottumwa, Jan. 19.-While working at
the plant of the American Mining and
Tool Company, Frank Mathews. Of
South Ottumwa, an employe, had his
nose broken. He had descended from
a ladder, leaving an iron casting on the
top step. When he started to ascend
again the casting fell and struck him
on the nose. Several small bones were
injured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
WANTED IN DEs MONIES.

Man Indicted by WapeIIo County Grand
Jury Stole Photograph.
Special to Times-Republican.
Ottumwa, Jan. 19.-Arthur Love. in
dicted for breaking and entering, by
the grand jury of Wapello county, is
wanted at Des Moines, for stealing a
phonograph, and leaving town with it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

2 cents mile on all roads for all per-
sons over II. and only cent a miie
for children. The Teter bill is similar
but is complicated affair and UNDER
takes to make distinction as to short
distances. The bills of DeMar and
Clarke, both democratic measures, rec
ognizes the classes, providing for 2
cents per mile on Glasses A and b
roads, and 3 cents per mile on Class G.
Mr. Jones did not introduce his bill on
the first day.
As indicating that the people of the
state are alive to the issues that are
before them number Of memorials
and petitions were offered the first day
in the senate. One of the first of these
was a petition from a G. A. r. post at
Urbana, presented by Senator Whip
pie, asking the enactment of law
to forbid games and sports on Menu
orial day. This will be the basis of
3 bill that will be strongly urged
along with the bill to forbid Sunday
sports. Senator Kimn1el offered MEM
orial from residents of Osceola in favor
of the establishment of state re-
| L0AAldSOly AOl WOlAlcH. ~ WAAA w = y
called that the state has such re-
formatory in name, but as it is really
a part Of the penitentiary, it's effect
is destroyed. The plan is to have it
an entirely separate institution. Sem
ators Whipple and Newberry both Of
fered petitions in favor of state sup-
port for the benedict home in Des
Moines., Senator Burgess offered quite
an extended list of names in support
Of the 2-cent fare idea, the signers be-
ing residents of Howard county.
Representative Weeks presented the
bill for a roster of the Iowa soldiers
to be published. This is one measure
which Governor Cummins has recon-
mended at previous sessions and in
which he is deeply interested. The only
reason this has never been done is
because the legislature has hesitated
about offering the necessary funds. 1t
is pretty certain that at this time the
funds will be provided.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
CHAMPAIGN AGAINST HE'LL

Churches HeraIding Big Revival.
Special TO Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, Jan. ia Campaign
Against HELP is the announcement
made by the Presbyterian and Metho-
dist churches of BOWS in heralding a
big revival that will be held at that
place next month. Two lady eyangel-
lists have been engaged to assist the To-
cal pastors in the regeneration of the
town, and an old fashioned spiritual
revival is anticipated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

For 20 cents this ad can be published
in two days issues.
Wanted-Horses to board. G. s. Mil
hiser, rural 2, phone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

For rs cents one can run this ad a
week.
For Rent-Well furnished, furnace
heated rooms. three blocks out. 3O3
Johns street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

For $4.s4 this ad can be published
every day for month and new piece
of property offered for sale each day.
For Saie-House, with lot 90x18o, at
lot West Grant street. Jesse Binford,
Ltscomb, Iowa. Rural No. l.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-15

There's grave danger nom the plA
gle Of Coughs and Colds that are SO
prevalent, unless You take DR.. KingA
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls
of Forest City, Me. writes: ITS Ca
Godsend to people living In climate
where coughs and colds prevail.
ind It quickly ends them. 1t pre-
ventv Pneumonia. cures LaGrippe
gives wonderful relief IN Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward Of Consump'
dion. Coughs and Colds soc ana
sizes. 0uaranfssd by Enitk FAae
mnMEs &RAsg a@GAbR sTgzs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-15
PREPARING FOR
THE OPENING
FIRST ATTRACTION COMES TO
q THE GRAND m LITTLE
OVER TWO WEEKS.

Manager Finney, OF he Grand or
era house, is now making arrange
ments for the opening Of the popular
playhouse early next month, the first
attraction coming on September g.
A number of Improvements are
being made in the opera house and
they will all be completed when the
doors are thrown open to the public
Tor the first time.
besides the list Of attractions pub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Sunncnanf- nnb ltntergnng.
TaS Wcttcr.


Sir Warplanb lno Den Iiitrift
Columbia bciltc llno morgen flor ul,o
fiibler, Ieid)te norolid)c @inoe.
0ns Wctter mar gcitern ifon; bic
bod)lE Scmpcratllr mar 81 @rnb nm
3 llbr Nod)mittags uno Die nicorigitc
AZ 8rno nm 6 llbr Worgens.
Sn Sen onoeren 9lunoes . 8ctter'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes 2anbes
mltroen bic f%olgenoen bod)itcn Gem.
peratllrcn pcr5cidnct: Goitport 80,
Yortlono 81, Bolton 81, glbanp Sc,
Ncm.Dorf Sc, philadelphia 5S, at'
lantic Gitp 60, @aibington 81, Nor
folf So, Satteras 81, Charlotte Sc,
@iImington 81, Gborlciton 66, ga
paunob 66, Safionpiac 66, Sllpiter
rs, Sen @eit 80, 9ltlanta 50, Mont'
9omerp 81, Neu.S Orleans 81, Bale
itinc 6G, @alueiton 6S, Corpus Gbrilti
Memp6is 50, Cincinnati 80, Eitts'
burg as, Sspego is, Buffalo II,
Glepelanb 46, Detroit As, glpena 46,
Marquette 46, Green Dan as, Gbi.
cago l6, Sulutb 50, ct. saul 50, ct.
2ollis "a, aonios Gitp 56, Smnba
56, Slron 81, 9ismard ~, SABRE
~, Selcna go, Tcnpcr rs, 0ooge
Gitp &C, Amurillo 10, Sos Pin.
gelcs so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
(275,S2

Sagerstomn Sair. - Tie
Sogcrstonn.Soir, tucld)e nloroen it,
rem Nnfong ninrnt, peripri6t ein
aroBartigcr Grfolg 81 pcrocn. Tic
FIerocousltcllllng perOicnt bieiesSobr
elmer aur5 bcIonoeren @iirbiguna.
gacs lit ioiucit IN 9ereititaft. Sic
@etlilgclobtbcillung lit gut bcitidt
nno miro om Withpod ocn gllsItel.
Tern in bieieu Nbtbcilung Elm 9anfctt
I'M Sotel Samilton gcacber, mGbrcno
Die alsltcllcr BON Efcroen etc. Elm io(.
dea ll1d)lten Srcitog obboltcn luer.
oen.
Mnrbcn in 6rcibcit &C.
est t.. @alter Garter, bon Nr. 122,
SIt.Sugbes.S tr., mo Samuel Srico-
man, bon Nr. 279, Norb.G rcter. 9 II. =,
Die ON Somitog Morgcn boz, Den
@ebeimpoli5iitcn Brennan mo @oble
ols ongcblid) pcroGhtigc EerionIid,.
fcltcn pcrboftct morbcn marcn, luur.
oen 9cltern pom Epli5eirifter @ron.
nnl, i'm nliitleren Stotionsbullie uic-
Der IN 6rcibeit gciett, ga cS lif Der.
altsltcltc, Dob sic 8ebeimpolisiltcn
lid, in 9c5ug olf Die beiocn WInner
gclrrt battcn. Nber bier onOerc Der.
odftiae DISQUALIFICATION, oic bon Sen
ScteftipS ouigclcieu mllrben, mcrocn
Iclt9cboltcn.
SO SABRE oft. - Scrr Suap
Shliicter, Scr bcliebte Sd)unfnGrter
ocs Scrrn Geo. Siain9, ~feicrte eeItcrr,
IN lciner @obnung, Nr. 3OS, Wit.
Flcoiont-a pcnuc, Sieblonbto,pn, i'm
&rriic icincr 6ontilie uno 1reunbc
lcinen 3G. @ebtrfstag. ?lns oiciell1
gltlob ipltrbe er bon olcn Scitcl1
bealiidluilnidt unb rcihlid) beidenft
Sbren 10. @eburtsto1
ielerte geltern I'M areiie ibrer ainoer
6ral aatberina Neli, @ittme BOZ,
Srn. Sobn Neli, in ibrer @obnuna.
Nr. 92S, Siio.S barpitrabe. 3abI.
reid)e @rotulotionen ginsen Dem nod
rliltlgcn @eburtstaastinbe sil unb bic
&inoer beid,e,ften Die Mlitter reid.
lid. lie ionmtlid5cn ainoer uorei'
oi,ipe'e,o, nanlih Sr. Sobn 8. Rel,
Sr. 2emis u. Nel,. Sr. Charles 9
Ner, 8r. Sarrp u. Nell, Sr. Hoberi
y. Neu, Sr. Hid)arO y. Neu uni
6rau @m. G. 9ono.
NbIebeu. 3rou Waria u
lid Itarb geitcrn in ibrer Wobnung
Nr. 20, Siib.M ountitrabe. bon mr.
aus oas acknowledgements morgef
friib nm 10 llbr itattiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Baltimore SpfbrGn.S ans,
9 nnb II Weit.8 rma 'StraRc.-
@ursiiglidc ocntidc Slide.
(2S6-95) SMltnS Mcgicr.

Gle &oblen Com pa9ni c
perliert. - Nid)tcr Morris pom
9unbcs. 0iItrifts 8rridyt cntid)icb,
oob Die nWcrdonts Goal COMPANY"
nid)t bercdtigt iei, cine alogc bel Der
3lpiihcnltontliden SonoclssGomn1il-
lion gcgcn bic -. II. :. -Giicnbobn'
@ciellihait" wegcn on9eblider llebcr'
%portbeilung in Srndtrutcn cin5lrci-
heu. Ger Sall fam lcttcn Iriibllng
id)on 5ilr @%erhonblung NIB ml,roc 81
@ilniten Der aoblcn.Gompa9nie clt.
ibiebcr, porol,f 9cibe an bos Bun.
bes .&reiSgeriht appcllirtcn, no oit
an9clcgrnbcit Jest nod onbGn1la lit,
Gonfurs. Gcrmnltcr ii
bic Iopioion. Som y. - Nili
gntrog Der G. .. Gopioion GompaQ.
ME %unter5cidnetc Nihtcr @crtcr pom
&rcisgerid)t cine Srbrc, lpcld)c Den
ErGiioenten Der Gompognie, Serrrl
Sourcncc 5. McGormid, bered)tigt,
auf GO Gage bic 8cid1ite Der @clca'
idoit mcitcrSufiibren. Gics geid)ab I'M
@egenias 81 elmer burdHe d)tsonnal
Gbuaro 8. @aro cingcbrohtcn Fcti.
tipn, 5peds gniloiung Der ae1onnter
Gompognic. IS nurbe crfl1rt. bol
Die @eielidsQit ibr 8cifGit nid)t obnl
8ermebrung ibrcs Nfticnfopitnls be-
treibcn fonntc, mos iebod) bon ocl
Snbabern Scr Sirmu beitrittcn lpl,rbc
oa Gin Mcincrtroa bon $4,000 Dor.
bonOen 81 iein Iheint.
- Gurf feline e rnbt in
Clamps" bcrfuufcn. - 81.
mem @cfebl bes Nidters Morris bon
9unoes. areisgeridt 5uiol9c lpurNt
aiii &eronlaliung ocro Sperrp 1t. Suit
d)ilon Company" !. @iaiom Sermon
pom 8crfaif Der bon bieier @eieIl.
idaft ous~gegebenen griinen Grabbing
Clamps" on aoltflcilte pcrfouite
lucldes ben, bon oicier@eielihoft mi.
ben reip. aauilcilten abseidloiienci
@crtrag entgesen mare.
& inc 8cid madsperir
rnng.- @cil CT iid aneeblid nit
Der Ncgcrin 2iicn Soplor aui bel
Strabe in einen 2iebesbunoeI eingc
laiicn bate, murbe geitern Der 4:
Sabre nIte Irabtiponner 9oniel 5
Queen bon Scr. 725, Buren, trobc
burd Hihter 1ricbeI in Der norboit
liden Yoli5eiitation nit $50 uno So
itcn beitrait. 2ucp, iueIde nit einei
gtruie BON nur So bapon FAM fonnt'
be3ablen yno lpiirbe cntIaiien, nab
reno queen. nod Dem 9efdngnii
S~ianberte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Wcrnharb 6. MmQcr.

gs itarb i'm Sauie ieiner gItern,
Nr. t0t, Noro-G beiteritrobe, unicr
gelicbter Sobn uno 9rlloer 9ernbaro
q. Miiacr i'm 4lter BON IA Sabren
3 Monoten uno I Gag. Die 3eit Scr
9eeroi9ung miro ipdter mitsetbeilt.
Die trancrnocu Gltern
(2SO nno 8eidnuiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Ger critic Saa.

Sic Scltlidfeiten Der 10 lang er1por
tctcn Scimfcbr.@ od)e beginner
bclltc alien Grnitcs. - 9alcbal
5miiden ben oltcn ulo ben neilcl
Orioles. - GM @oien.GonSer.
81 Stanoc gebradt.
Mit bent bclltigen Gage begirl,,
Die Scimfcbr.0 odlc, 81 ocrcN~ Scici
touienoe iriibcrcr 9cnobner bel
Stobt uno ocS Stootcs aus allcl
Simmelsridtlrngcn bcrbeiitromen
Cos ofii5ielIc Trogromm lit:
121 llbr Nodymitto0s - .9oieball.
Eorooc.
3 llbr Nodynlittags - 9oicboa,
Spiel 5miifcn Sem icbigcn 9oicboa.
Gllrb uno Den Mciitcrihoit.S piclcrl1
bon 1894, 1895 uno 1896.
7 ltbr Ibcnos GonScrt IN ocl
@oiicnboae bcs 3. Hcgiments.
s llbr Ibcn0s - Gmpiong in bcl
@offcnboac >es 3. Regiments, bei
iucld)crt @olrpcrncllr Gomin @or.
ficlb, Wopor Wobool, Mbnlirol @in.
fielb Scott Shlcp Goroinol Gibbons
nno 9iidof Earet fllr5e Nniprodcn
boltcn perben.
s llbr Nbcnbs - @robes Gon5crt
Scr ~@crcinigtcn Sanger" in Der
o@crmoniorM Gnnerbpr-SoQe".
Gin Gon5ert.
Gem umermiiolidcn @irfcn ocs
&oriitcnoen bes MuiifsG omitc's, Srn.
1rco. $. @ottlicb, lit es g%clungcn,
bob oos gcplontc Wonitre.G on5ert
Der pcrcinigtcn @oltimorcr Wiliif.
aapcllcn nm CUR Sbotiod)e miro.
@ic Scrr @ottlicb gcitern Nadmittog
mlttIciltc, boben iih Die folgenbcn
Girigertcn bcreit crfl1rt, lire 9upcf-
len bel oieicm CONCERT unclntgcltIid)
Ipiclen 81 %laiIcn: Goriep @oter$,
2ouls Mintcr, Gborlcp @ebcr, Sobn
9. 6ariol, 8. q. Steinmolo, Sobll
Sbcl lnb Z. Gmerid).
SIS miro 10 cine Wonitre- aopeGc
bon ctluo 800 Mlliifcrn gebiIoet ipcr.
Den, ais ocrcn Girigent Sr. 8corgc
). Sinlon, Frofeiior am rYeobobp,
Gonlerbatorium," fungiren miro. GGs
Erogromnl, meld)es bon Den Serrcu
George ). Sinlon mo SSobn Sbcl ~
lonmcngeitcllt miro, ioa ont llGd)itcn
Gonncrltog CUR Tcroifcntlidpung font
men.
; Gos CONCERT miro am nGdyItet
Sonntaa ocn 20. Oftober, NodJnlit.
tags 3 llbr, I'M .Gruib.Sia-Eorf"
I%tattfinoen. &n ocmiclben Itcbt Dem
Snltimorcr Ellblifum eill 9unitae.
n1lB III Iusiift, Der augcnnein &C.
Ipanntcm Srtcreiie begegnen oiiritc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
BUR 8cahtnna.

Ter pTentfde Gprreippnbent" nimrHt au ieber
aeit gerid,te AMI fiber @erlobnuaeu. Sodi5ettrn.
@sbnrtstase. sufbeue nnb flberne 6pfsetten,
observation-disclosures etr.. NIT ben sanrn Der
an,peienben, bic ober bentlidl arihrieben ietn
fofften. Mnd Nerionaf.S'uttSen tuerbeu eern
anfsenommsu. Die Ginienber FOLDER geridte
u,absn aber tbren Ramrn u%nterthreibeu nnb
Dor mnem nidt perseTen, mo bic GrfltfReit
fattfanb - Strabe unb 6anSuunlmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Scbbcl'S cinsigcs Ntelier.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Ttelier in gnlti.
more, nnS bas bcfinoet iid in Der
Gtase 81 cbener Grbc, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ap-, nabc Sisb'Str. &inbcr.Ybo'
tograpbicn cine spesialitGt.-aeine
Ngcmtel nuS feline Sreppen at iteisen.
5. 9ebbel. 6. Grni, 4eidaitsfibrcr.
(275|
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Sin hcr,lidles WiQfpmmcn

81 ser Seimfebrpod)e entbietet ullelt
Seimfebrenben Die Sranf Nteil
9reming So. Die groBten aellereien
fir 2agcfbicr in Baltimore.
(2S4,5,19,9O,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
ltntcrbaltnnas q. @capriier.


,Mulf. Nfaocmtc" Fascinating 5lnra".
,Wuff.Mfaocmte.6 onScrtbalc" 49, Sic Cher
GniinCraaucr Hlffionsipiclc".
,Nibnuab's" aTbc GbaritD 0al".
r@aHctn" nIbe SAB Morrt1p 8lorteS".
,9Ianen'S" - rMan nro Wionfen".
nSurs's" p9be @cae Of Mapfnir",.
vNultoan" p3be little Sraa1 Sriroer".
,,Mnbitu rtum" = ~ 2ndp 500.
.WiarHlnnb"5acitb's ogIu Stnr" sTatheoiHe.
,siop Wunumental" oNro1olpaN 8abetp
Girls.
qnbin'S. i0i-406. Eit.Saltimprc eirake -
Ennochilles Toriielnnacn mn hclpeallde 6tioer.
@chport Galarc Sfating Ring iept often.
,8crciutatc Sanger non Baltimore" Mnris
td9, ben IA. Sfiohcr. arpbes Gol6ert uito Vdu
IN Der n&erman iaa RinnertborsSnue".
,6annitntfcr Sraurnpc-cin BON Baltimore" -
A.Ponia9, ben "A. Sftobcr, 9au uno copper in
Der t. 6rnbiinna6nQe".
Tamcn.S cftipn Der Baltimore 0aNern.Gcr.
etns" 0ionta9. hcn Il. Sitober. Sauerfruuts
Rnrib in Der labor 9OccimsSonlle".
rSdtpabcu' Tnmcnuerciu INN Baltimore" -
Wioning. ben 81. Sftobcr. arobc fhpdbiftc
airhpcib in Der .qaborsp nccms9nlc".
uNrpbtnn Tamcnt9'crcin" Mittipod, ben
90. Sitober. ernher 0nSnr. MuitcrnsS copper uno
Hnll IN Der SrobfiHn- Hdlic",
,Sarprit opmr Vari"- 3daIiG Muif, aan3
mn llnierbnliiiiq.
@nictan i'm .criple.Y ari" - Seute Nud,,
iniitna ole alien Mieiiterfdniis Orioles" eeacn
htc ictiaen Orioles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
1dmteSfomn.

5pe5ieGe niertdaise gouren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ane aussaben elm.
geidloIien. In3ufraeen BET Sbeo. 8.
9iencr & g.. 217 Slt-9altimoreitr.
8umesfomn.
ccse1 re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
rSarmunic . Gaic,"

Mr. 414, 8eit- Jagette.S trafe, &arl
Sdmibt, Snbaber. @irs6nracr 6uf.
bran friidJ ant 3apf. Diners, sonpcrs
d Ia carte. SeScm Samitag Mbenb
Jrci-G unsert. Q(pril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
rSm !SenteltOpfdeu."
9r. 511, @eit ; 2eginstun Stra6e,
Impurities B~iirsburser SpfbrGn
friid am 3apf.
(Ipril17,S oGfoCo,1O

@cnbefcr's Sptcl, 400 GaIpert.,
Sic Nnlberrp.str Glcsante sdlaf.
simmer, mafise Hyeiie. Wablseiten
81 jcber 5ascsseit. @esnlGre Diners.
Teinfte 8etranfe nnS Gigarren.
Gigentbiimer @alter u. @enbcler.
Oftt-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Sphn Sill,

~frfiberer g,ev,pnltcr bet ,,Germania. We1 nnerdbcr.
Sane," Nadiulacr bon Sobn Wul5,
Nr. 4O8, Weit.0crington- StraRc.
epctten an jeber sases5ett.
Getnfe 9etrante uno 9tBarren.
(Sepf2S, 6lRie, iSpSiSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Sin uniIes Grab.

Ger % Sabre ulte @iaiom 3euer bel
cincr @ootiobrt I'M Bear Greet err
trunfcn. - Nobm al cincm Nlt.
Itcrnr0lten ocs oenlpfratiihcn
Clubs Der ,. @aro Sbcil.
Gin ploslid)cs uno trauriges @nbc
nnbm ein glliternroltel, meldcs Ser
bcnlpfrotiidc Glub ser 2. @aro uno
Der Monumental Socinl Club" &C.
itern 5l @altnut @rppe, nabe Npons
balc, pcranltaltete, baburd), baB Der
% Sabre altc Sopfer @iniam Seller
BON Nr. 525, Siib-I oaosltr., cin
Wiitglieo oes e%riteren Clubs, I'M Vcor
Greet ertranf. 3eaer fubr geitcrn
Morgen INN 8 ltbr nit ben onbcre11
Mit9liebern icines Clubs nud) bcm
genanrten S1ore. Nadbem man lid
ocnIaa iiber gut a~niiiirt bate, mod
te 3eller gegen A ll6r nit brei nnoe.
rcn iungcn 2euten: Sobn Nelfomsfi,
II Sabre aft, an 6ait-apenue, Siui.
iden Eort.Str. unb Wpntforb.Mpe.
%pobnhoft, Sobn giibop, 81 Sabre olt.
u1o gbmaro gartbolomG, 16 Sabre
alt, 9tr. 615 Siio.gpnbitr,, cine Boot.
fobrt altf Dem 9ear>Grecf. @1breno
Der Sobrt perlor 3eler, melhcr rl,-
bertc. Elm Huber. gcint @erillf, oos
Hubcr aus bem @alier 5u bolcn,
~itiir5te or iiber @orb uno crtronf, bu
feline 8efdbrten nidt i'm Stonoe wo-
rem, i'm ST. rettcn, unb CT iclbit bes
Sd)uimmcns %unfunbig mor. Gr font
5mar nod iedsmal an bie SberflGfe.
cine Itarf lpebcnoe 9riie bate ieooh
oos Boot 81 raid bon ser llnfaIIs-
iteae peggetrieber, 10 Bob es rnn1Dg-
lid mar, ben @rtrinfenoen an 9orb
ST. nehlnen, 5urnal Die i'm 9ootc
Sitenoen MIR Elm Hllber batter unb
hem Spiel ser @eaen preisgegeben
moren. Webrere 9oote, sic pom
Sbore aits 81 Siilfe fnmen, Iangten
crit 81 ipat an. Ile Nohforihungcn
noh Dem 2cihnom blieben geitern
abe1,b criolglos.
Sebf ifmcr ipurbe sic olte Wutter
3eaer's, Trou @liiabetb 3cllcr, BON
Scr llnoliidsbotidaft eetroffen. Ger
&ater 0es G%rtrunfenen, Ser George
s. 3eller, itorb erft Dor 10 Wonoten.
uno naete OicIer @erIllit nod AT Dem
Ser5en Ser @itttue. Neben ieiner
Wlittcr binterldBt Der ungliidlidc
iltnge Mann finn 9riiher, Sranf,
Inbreas, Charles, 9bomos uno Sobn
3eIler, unb 5tpei Shmcitern, Sroit
Mobert S%tepenipn unb Sri. Cha Bel
Ter.
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Mag @eiHert,
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Sfubto. tIe311.1O
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-05
In the Days Of Witchcraft.

Of the sufferings Of those who were
condemned for witchcraft-SOO being
sentenced to death by one Judge, Remy,
Of Nancy; 400 perishing at a single eX-
eclltion at Douay and 1000 being burn
Cd at Trcves-Lecky says: "\"t t"l
them the wild fanaticiSm that nerves
tn" soul against danger and steels the
body against torncntS: not for them
the assurance of Il glorious eternity
that has made the martyr look with
eyultatiOn on the rising lame: not for
them the Solace of lam"nting friends
or the consciousness that their memo
r'"- would be cherished and h~cnor"i
by ~posterity. They died alone, hated
and unpiti"l. They We're deemed by
nj, mankind the worst Of criminals,
Their very kinSmru Shrnuk from them
As tainted uad a~ccursel."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-05
The Influence
Of the Press
OF Today.
By CHARLES W.. FAIRBANKS. Vice President Of the
United States.

80 HE press is a great censor. 1t passes judgment upon men
and things, and this judgment becomes in a large degree
in the course of time THE POPULAR JUDGMENT
1t does not so frequently sit in judgment upon itself as it
does upon others. 1t is an all seeing eye, SEARCHING
WRONGDOING and w%rongdoers, and Is such exercises a powerful
influence. 1t is usually or the side of cleanliness and decency: 1t
usually stands for that which is best in our civilization, and it is a
TREMENDOUS DETERRENT to those who might be disposed to
betray their trust. Being the source of such potential influence it is Of
the utmost Importance that the press itself should be pure; that its
motives should b.. the highest and best.
POSSESSING As IT DOES THE CONFIDENCE OF A LARGE CON.
sTiTUENcv, IT SHOULD GIVE TO THE PEOPLE so FAR As IT
CAN THE TRUTH, THE FACTS. FREE FROM BIAS AND WITHOUT
DISTORTION.
The press, like the bench, the bar, the pulpit and the great body
of society, has its share of those who are not actuated by any high or
ethical considerations and thus tend to bring a noble profession into
didavor. They are fortunately a part of a small minority. The great
body of the press, like the great mass of the people whom it serves, is
HIGH MINDED AND PATRIOTIC. It stands for those things
which make for the uplifting of the community and for the betterment
of mankind.
We hear occasionally Of the decadence of the press; that it is no
longer edited from the editorial sanctum, but from the business depart
ment. This were unfortunate for the community and country IF IT
WERE TRUE. It is no doubt true that individual editorial utter
ances do not stand out and ring far, as did the editorials of Horace
Greeley and others in the not long ago, but if this is true, it is due to
the fact that there is MORE COMPETITION NOW than there
was in the not remote past. The field has been fully occupied. The
editorial pages have been many times multiplied, and while the IND
vIDUAL editor perhaps does not exert SC distinct and widespread an
influence as formerly, the AGGREGATE INFLUENCE is quite
as great, if not greater, than ever.
1T IS FAIR TO SAY THAT THE NEWS COLUMNS HAVE COME
SION AND THE POPULAR JUDGMENT THAN THEY FORMERLY
HAD.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-05
Almost Persuaded.

Joseph II. Choate at II time engag-
ed Lautprbnch, who is of Hebrew
blood. to assist in the defense of a
very wealthy corporation. After the
business had been concluded success
fully choate asked L.auterbach what
he thought he ought to have for his
services.
81 didn't work so very hard" said
Lauterhach. but | suppose | ought to
get $1,000 or St.10O."
"Now. l.aNterhlch." said Chonte.
'wonl1 you mind Just leaving this
matter to me-
"Of course" said I.a~uterbach. What
you do will be al right"
Later ChOate hnntlrh to Lauterhacl
a check for $1O.OOO in settlement. Lnu
tcrhaeh read the cN"rk AM then put
on his glasses ana raa|! 1t a%ain. an
turned an admiring "lan"" uror
Choatc, who was smiling benevolently
almost" said I~.auterbach, thou per
suadest me to be a Christian."