davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
@n~bridJcinlid) uun iciucr 8attin al
gcmnrfit.

EouQbtcepiic c, N..Dy .. sc.
brllar. - Gle Jest been0igte Gr3tlide
llnteriuHuung ser &eid)e non 2lbrn-
bom Sconon, Ser am 6reitag AbcnO
in iciner @obnung 81 Motteolpalt
ais &ei6c ouiGcfm0cn murOc, bat
erQeberL 0aB Der @enannte Iih nltr
Damn Ielblt crldoiicn bnbcn fonnte,
nenn cr ~liufabGn0ig 1cWcicu mare.
Seine Srnlt bcbalptct, er babe belOe
SGl10e nit gleider 0eidif!idtett SIT
Qcbrn16en 1erultBt. Ger 3euge Sart
pou 6iibfiu ioGte aus, 6rau Seaman
babe ben Heoolpcr, ser bel Scr Sci6c
0cfulOen mllroc, 5rpei @od)en Dor
Seumon'S Eooe Don i6m gcfaltrt,
uno noh ser Nngobe zines anocrell
3eHgeH loQ iidt tSrah Seanlan, Dem
S6allfmGrter Nolon bon Mattt0rpalt
gegeniibcr, ge1ltbert babel, oaa &c
ben ibrca Monne9 lei iiir $4,000 Der
iibcrt mo lie milr0e 0oa 8cl0 nit IL
QenO Scman0en tbeileL Der ibrcl
@attcn ans Dem Mege rGltrnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

LAMBS merftpiirDigIter II. 9efiirdtet.
tier &er6re6er, 6efinoet iif mieOcr
cinnlol in ben S0noen Ser Eoli5eei.
Ser WtenidL pel6er ni6t meni9cr,
oils 80 W~orotbnten uno Sun0erte bon
StruBenrdlbereien, Ginbriiden un0.
gcringcren &erbrcd)en ollf Dem sc.
niiicn bat, lit berCits iie6en Wiol mad
ser S%trnifolonie ullf ser Sniel ga.
d)ulin gcid)idt morOen, betuerfiteQigtc
icooh itets no6 fllr5er 3eit iein Ont,
fon1ntel1. 8ebenft fam er nitbt ruerr
ben, oenn oie SoocSltrufe e%riitirt inn
G5orenreid)e nur fir politiide Scr,
BREEDER.
Son GinQe6 orcnen ii ber.
fallen.
Songer, Mnrotfo, 3. Sebruor.
= Cine fron50iiife bpOrogroof'' .
Expedition inter oem Gommon 8
6Gbnrihs 9pc mltroe fir III
Scbolt'tSllll1e . oltrd) WtltgllcI pes
3enc9os=S tommeS BON eiu. sin,
terboltc aus i%ibcrfalen. pile
zines 9ctndcments cling or go
li5Gi gelong es Der Grpcoitl Habut
81 errei6en. Sin cingcborc 1iifr"r
mur0c %9ctoOtct.
Sic bon &ui0 M}e6ollu 3, Ben
Snocr-Stammc gcgcbcne Sri 5llr
Intervening crl0i6t beutc.
@ic0er elm @r06eb
2onOon, >. 6ebrltar.
9cIor, ser SciSmologe ser 81
mortc 81 2ai6od, melOet, ooB Elm
Mimltelt onboItenoes @tSbeben
am Sonntag in elmer @ntieumus
pom 1867 MciIcn bon 2oibad) 5llge-
trogcn bat. Die groeri6iiterlng,
meIde ser Seismograp1 am 3. So.
mtar ucr5eidnete, bat, mie iebt felt.
gcIteQt lit, arf ben SrGunOi6oita-
SnieIn in ser Sii0iee Itnttgefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Ectcr BIT ra, 5. Sebruar. Ter
neutrality-suspicious. Nagomp, HlB-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SaS aricssgeridt sesen MajOr Ycn-
role.
2 an u |ntpnip, Ger.

San Intonio, Ger, 8. Sebr.
GaS ariegs9eridt sur Gro5eiii-
RING oea Majors &. ". Eenroie ppln
%. Snianterie Gegiment. Der in
@erbinonng nit sen Giots IN
@%romnspile Ser NiIi1toernahlGiii-
allng ongeflugt lit, muroe in Sort
Sam Souiton croiiict. Sberit @lenn
pom %. Sniontcrie .Hcgiment Der.
tritt Den Moior Y%enroie; GnpitGn 6.
aop lit Nnoiteur. Mdior Eenroie
mltroc Dor Die Sdronfcn gerrien mo
erflGrtc iid iilr nid)tibuloig. Sier5ig
9iirger Don Brownsville lino als
3algen bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Tori6nnSen III Sbibet.
@idDtiac Gntoednngeu OcS Idnueot'
id)en Heiienoen Sucu 3eoin.

I'JN'
9iabcr un6cfamtte 0cbir8e, 6liilie
un0 8olofeloer. - Sapan madt
iid feline Sorgen ijGer ben ariegs-
Iarn III Sen Ser. StoQten.-
ocrtralt huf sen E%rolioenten
8ooieoelt ltno 0o$ amcrifanii3e
&olf, 9tmcritoniifer @onIll-
lorogent in 4lgcrien ullgGom-
men. &aiier 6ronj SoIepb'S
cin5igcr, nod lebenOer @ruOer
idmcr c~rfranft. - Nmerifaner
in ser @iener Sofbur8.
Goltutto, 3. 5ebruor. - 9tad)s
rid)tcr Don Dem i6mcoiIhen 6or+
id)lmQ8reiienoen Spcu NcOin, mel
dber inn lebten Sabre pom hlneItldcn
GiirfiIton aus cine (our no6 Gblbct
nntrot, iino bier cin9ctroficn. Gr
bate, ais er ieinen Courier nit Den
No6ri6tcn obi6idtc, bcrcit5 unbe-
fonntrS 8cbict ollf cine 2iItanj Don
$40 Mctlen erforift mo boflt gegen
Gnoc 0eS Monot2 6cbruor Die
M0n6aitoot S6iqot2, 1870 WfeiIen
bon &baiia, 81 erreidcn. Die gco9ru.
pbiid)en unO geoO0tiidcn HeIllltotc
Der Geiie iinO iopeit bcrcit2 auBcr-
orbentlid) reid uno l%pcrtbOoll. Ger
Sorihcr perlor untermegS nlc Cbiere
ieincr aoropone, icOo6 niht einen
ein5igcn MonL un0 ullc lctnc &artcn
lln0 Snmmlungen murOcn gcrcttct.
ScOin cntoedte piele bl3bcr ulbe.
fannie @c6ir1S5ilgc, GliIiic nnO
@olOicloer unO rciitc 81 Gage lang
in Der Giniomfcit cinc3 urftiifcn
SSintrr2, obnc eincm cin5igcn Sbibcs
toner ju begegnen. Ger 9critt
id)licBt nit i%ol1enocr N%cuBerung:
nGie Heiic lit sic munoerburitc,
lpelhe id mGbrcnO mcincr gon5cn -
idbrigcn Sorid)ungcn in Nlicn ge-
modt babe"
Sopon'S Erefie hmeigt.
Gofio, ). 5cbruor. - Gle iopo-
niidc Ereiic beborrt ouf ibrem
SdnpciGcn gcgcnilber Dem BON pielcn
unerifoniidcn 8lGttcrn crbobcncu
&rieg9geidrei. acine Spur BON 2lui.
re9ung lit bier in 5plge Der 9tddrid)t
iiber Ocn in Den ger. ~Stootcn bcrr.
ifenOen A%ricgslGrm gu bcnerten.
Mon gloubt, OnB Die antiiaponiidc
9lgitotion ScitenS cineS Sbcilea Scr
omcrifnniihrn Erciic Die NuBloiig-
felt oller @cmiibumgen oorlegcn miro,
Dos Sertrol1en 81 eridiittern, mcldc0
Sopon ulri Sen Yr6iiOentcn Hooicpclt
u1o ooS omcrifoniihe &olf i'm 2lQGc.
meinen iebt.
u merifoniider &onulor.
@gent NJ gcfommen
GonItontinc Ilgerien ). Sc
bruor. - 4ntonic 6elir @orbe, Som.
iltIor,Ngent Der Ser. Stooten SIT
Bono, fam geitcrn a6eno bel ieirer
Intunft oobicr Don ieincnt Eoltcn
um's 2eben. Gr mar im @cgrifi, Die
iibcr 0en Hbumnlel-6 lub filbrenoe
@riide ST frclt5cn, ais cr 5ltiduig bon
bericlbcn in sen 300 Sllb tict inter
ibr bcrilieBenoen 6lub itiir5tc. Scine
2eidc purbe beute friib ouIgeInnNen.
6ron5 Soiepb'S 9rn.
Der 6wer franf.
8ien, 8. 6ebruar. Nus Sol5-
burg miro %genlcloet, boB Gr5berdoJ
2uomig @iftor, Der ein5ige lebenoe
@rltoer Oes &uiiers 8ronj SoIepb,
Idruer frorf Oorniehaliegt.
9er jabrlihe Soibaa fono beltte IN
ser Soiburg itott. Sr. GbaS. 6ran-
els, Der omerifaniide Sotl6oftcr,
uno icine @ottin itellten bel Der @e-
legenbcit mebrcre Nntcrifoner mo
Nmcrifonerinncn Dem &ailcr uno scr
Gr5berjo9in Anniul5iata ppr.
3u ommcni6 luB Der oent'
den Eortcten in Gelt-
rcid ).
@ien 8. Sebruar. - Gin perbcls
Benoer Sdritt 5ltnt 3pede oeS 9es
meiniomrn 8~orgebens Der Seitiden
IN Den beporitebenben ðSrotbsa
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
LUMBERMEN FIGHT
INCREASED RATES
Declare That Financial Dis
aSter in the West VIII
Follow Advance.

A delegation OF nearly fifty Of the
most prominent lumber manufacturers
and shippers Of u Pacific coast is in
the city waging a 6ght against the
recent Increase Of rates on lumber made
by the Hin and Hartman railroad sys-
TENS.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
gave a hearing on the subject today.
Nearly a score Of complaints BY various
lumber companies have been filed with
the commission, most Of them alleging
discrimination. and unjust and unrea-
sonabie rates that are so excessive as
to destroy competition.
The railroads particularly specified
include the Union Pacific, Oregon Short
Line, Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company, Southern Pacific, Northern
Pacific. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
and others.
It IS alleged specifically that the roads
on November l increased their rates on
lumber nearly . per cent, after having
accepted the forwarding Of such matter
at the former rate for fourteen years.
Victor H Beckman, secretary Of the
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers'
Association, heads the delegation He
insists that this action OF the railroads
will uaralyze the business Of Oregon
and Washington and not only create
a lumber famine over the country, but
produce a period OF financial depres-
sion on the coast beside which the re-
cent furry viii pass into insignifcance.
He asserts that 10O.00 men viii be
forced out OF work, 81 the rates are al
panies. IN their answer, say that the
rates are not excessive.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Prison Stripes
for Rich FeIons

If we don't destroy the trusts,
then 1 tremble for the puElIc;
tremble for the Government It.
self.
Nearly seven years of Rose
VeIt's strenuous term have
passed. Yet, tell me one trust he
has ever tanned, much less de-
strOyed.
Treat a trust rObber like an or
binary felOn. Make the strong
arm Of tha law the same against
him as against the horse thief.
Place the felOn's stripes-'the
dOxOlOgy Of a misspent Iife.-upOn
him, and see the trusts busted,
and the people get relief.
/ may share crumbs Wifd Laza-
rus, but ! swear to you today,
by every god in the calendar,
that shall never eat from the
hands Of MammOn.
WHAT'S the good of money 2
You can't eat It, you can't wear
It, the shrOud has no pocket, aud
st. Peter VIII not receive il for
admission into the golden gates.
Senator Jefferson Davis.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
GIRL LEFT FORTUNE
BY ESTRANGED FATHER

AsHEVILLE, n. c.. Dec. l-NIss
Havilena Tompkins, OF Ashevlile, has
found herself heiress TO a large fortune
left her by her father. whorl she had
never seen, and knew nothing about.
There was an estrangemert between
her father and mother many years ago,
and the father had never been spoken
Of Miss TOmpkins has had 10 make
her way in the world and has lived Ia
the most moderate circumstances IN the
milling section OF the city. She is a
pretty young woman OF seventeen.
She received a telegram calling her 70
her fathers bedside az Fairfield. Ind.
he had an immense fortune. all OF which
he left 20 hfs daughter.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Fairbanks Boomers
Reserve Their Room at
Convention City Hotel

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-The Presidential
boom OF Vice President Fairbanks was
the first TO put in a concrete appear
ance in Chicago since the selection OF
this city as tho place for holding the
Republican national convention.
James Goodrich. OF Indianapolis, one
Of the managers of the Fairbanks can
didacy. has arrived and surprised tho
hotel man6gers with the demand he
made for accommodations for the Fair
banks boomers.
Tentative reservations were made by
Mr.. Goodrich for whole squads Of rooms
at the Auditorium and the Auditorium
Annex, and he will return later In the
week
The selection OF TIE local committee
on arrangements for the Republican
convention may be delayed until after
the Democratic national committee Sc
leCts a place for holding the Democratic
convention.
It Is regarded as very probable that
Chicago will be chosen by the Demo-
Gratis.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
POISON SELF AND BABY
WHEN DESERTED BY MAN

NEW YORK. Dec. abandoned, Il
IS declared, by the man who posed as
her husband, Mrs. Bertha Rlsley, seven
teen years old. gave poison to her one
year-old baby today and then swaLs
lowed a quantity OF the stuff herself.
She and the child were taken to the
Cumberland Street Hospital, in a dying
condition.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
STUDENT TRIES SUICIDE;
BROTHER OF WEST POINTER

PHILADELPHIA, Dec I1.-Harold 3.
Lewis. brother OF Capt. Henry Lewis.
stationed at West Point Academy. tried
TO kin himself with gas at 1G15 Pine
street. Philadelphia. today. He was a
student at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. and was also taking a shorthand
course al a business college Overstudy y
Is assigned as the cause. He is not ex-
pected 70 recover at the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

RengO requires no
eXhaugting exercises
OF starvation dieting
10 help Il out as 50
many OF the sO-calied
fat remedies do. You
can 20 right ahead
and attend 10 your
regular daily duties.
IL cOmpels proper as
similatiOn OF the food
and sends the food uu-
tTiment into the mus
Cles, bones, and nerves
and builds them up in
stead OF plling Il up in
the form OF excess fat
There is n o Z b ! y 3
"just as good as
ReugO. For sale By
all druggists at S1O
per fUll-sized box, or
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
by mail prepaid,

by mail prepaid, by The RengO Co, SZ2s
RengU Bldg. Detroit, Mich The COM
pany will gladly send you a trial pack
age free by mail. II you write them d.
rect to Detroit; no free packages at
drug stores.
For sale and recommended in wash
ington by H Evans. 924 + St y. W.:
Afleck's Drug Store, 1923 Pennsylvania
Ave. n. W; Peoples Drug Store, 50
Seventh St.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
John MITCHELL AT WORK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec u-John
Mitchell. president OF the United Mine
Workers, was at his desk this morning
for the first time in several months.
While not fully recovered. Mitchell Is
much improved.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

its properties. It viii not injure the d.
gestive organs as so many drugs and
medicines do.
Rengo VIII positively reduce supIus
fat rapidly and DO so without Earm 70
the subject. AZ IS very palatatle and
pleasant 10 eat. II IS prepared in a
can have with him az all times.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
DYSPEPsIA CAN BE EASILY
RE1TEDIED.

Dyspepsia IS generally looked on
as a disease much the same as
numerous other ailments that the
human system Is heir to. but as q
matter Of fact it stands in a class
by itself and theoretically. is not
n disease at all, but a deficiency OF
the chemicals by which digestion
IS produced. although the results OF
dyspepsia or the system are such
that a long lire OF constitutional
diseases are easily traceable 10 it
as a primary cause. II IS frequent
ly styled BY medical teachers As
the Mother Of maladies."
There have been several entirely
new methods recently for supply
ing the chemical digestive fluids
which are deficient, and thus di-
RestiOn is accomplished artidcially
in the stomach, thus allowing thar
organ a complete rest which in a
short time, n the treatment is ad-
hered to. win restore II TO its fun
vitality and activity.
a well known specialist in stom-
ach troubles says that the best
formula for this purpose is as fol-
lows: Two ounces Essence Of
Pepsin: three ounces Syrup Of Gin
ger; one ounce Catandir Compound;
mix these an1 use In doses Of from
one to two teaspOOnfuls after each
meal. also at bedtime for the first
few days" The ingredients can be
had at any well stocked pharmacy
and IL makes a mixture pleasant
to take and probably the most ef-
fective known 10 science for re-
storing the stomach and bowel
tracts TO their normal function.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Reduce
Your at.
RengO Rapidly Reduces Excess Fat
Without the Aid Of Tiresome
Exercises OF StarTa-
ton Diet.
COSTS NOTHING TO Try.

Rengo VIII reduce excess fat and build
up the strength and health Of anyone
who eats II regularly for a snort time
II IS a product OF nature. delicious 10
the taste and safe and harmless ia All
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Jeff Davis Speaks;
Trust Robbers Should
Wear FeLon s Stripes

reanhed throughout the chamber. Then
he continued:
mo remedy which means only their
destruction can be too drastic. Any
thing short Of destruction; any tempOT-
izing any palliatiOn of this wrong viii
not satisfy an outraged public and viii
not bring the relief desired. The trust
evil is a cancer sore upon the body
polite just as upon the human body.
The only remedy is a surgeons knife.
Cut It out by the roots. and destroy
the virus
Trusts Threaten Government.
'It Is the bounded duty of Congress
to act If we don't destroy the trusts,
then tremble for the public. trem-
BILE for the Government itself. The crea-
ture is growing greater and stronger
and more powerful than its creator. II
permitted for only a few years 70 run
without check or hindrance. instead OF
the Government prescribing the terms
upon which the trusts do business, trusts
will be prescribing the terms upon which
the Government may do business.
Where is the Senator who. II the
life Of his child is threatened by the
bite OF an adder, would not strike. not
with trepidation. but 20 Kill?
Nearly seven years OF Mr.. Roose-
velts strenuous term has passed, with
all the machinery OF the Government al
his back. Yet, ask will some Republl-
can Senator upon this floor tell me one
trust he has ever tanned, much less de-
stroyed.
Sherman Law Not Effective.
HAS the cost OF living been reduced
under tho Sherman law? Isn't It true
that trusts nave sprung up under II as
mushrooms in the night2 They've -four
| ished and fattened and grown arrogant
! TIL now, in the strength OF their III
gotten gains, they turn and defy the
/ hand that made them. They sUbsl
die the press, stihe Official investiga.
ton, corrupt legislation. and defy the
\ law
1T has been SAID that corporations
should be treated Justly and fairly
That is too often the shield behind
/ which cowardly 9uDlic servants evadt
their duty. You need not lose any sleeI
/ about the corporations not getting thell
/ rights. Our solicitude should be fol
the man who bears the burdens Of tht
| government
Treat a trust robber Ike an ordinary
| felon. Make the strong arm OF the Law
] the same against him as against ,
horse thief. Place the feIon's stripes
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
No Man Earned Million.

mo man ever made a million dollars
IN honest, legitimate industry" he de-
cared In conclusion. When he makes
& million lie tramples upon the heads
and hearts and homes OF millions OF
ms cUuntrymen. 1 have a letter here
from little bank In Arkansas telling
me that they had asked their Eastern
correspondent for some OF their money
on deposit there Our bank was noti-
fed that they would be sent probably
s. 600 in currency. and the balauce would
be bought in tho open market for them
at from 3 70 per cent.
so you see. the trusts and stock
gamblers are not only controlling the
products Of the country and driving cut
competition and destroying trade. ex-
cept through their own immediate chan
nels, but they turn upon the very gov
eruncnt that created them. TRey Gre
ate panic. they place premium upon
money, and America sees a trouble uu-
tkOught Of. Undreamed of-actuaIly buy
iIg money"
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

the doxology OF a missDent llfe-upon
him, and see the trusts busted and the
people get relief
Would Use Penitentiary.
What do the trusts care for the slow
and dilatory processes Of the courts2
What did John Rockefeller care, when
he went on the witness stand I'm Chi
cago, when his concern was fined S29.-
100000, which may never b paid? If
you let a penitentiary sentence stare
Rockefeller in the face. IL he no longer
continues in his unlawful undertaking,
ne VIII wake up to the true situation
A penitentiary sentence is the most
awakening thing on earth Put one
trust magnate in the penitentiary as an
object-lessOn that the law Is greater
than any man-that Is. ABOVE and be-
yond them all-that It protects the weak
and Furnishes the strong alike; 10 DO
this would be TO furnish the most
wholesome example that could be set in
this republic today.
1T was stated By the press before I
entered this august bOdy-h1ppanuy,
toO--that before 1 had been here six
months the trust magnates would have
me feeding out of their hands. ! may
snare crumbs with Lazarus. but / swear
20 you today, by every god In the cal
endar, that I shall never eat FROM tAe
hands of Mammon.
This Is the age when men have gone
mad in frenzied efforts for dollars This
Is tho age when the dollar is placed
above man. when gold is placed befOre
! God, when we would sell our souls, OuI
government. and our all for one bright
coin from the god OF mammon. What's
| the good Of money? You can't eat IT.
can't wear II, the shroud has no pocket
and st. Peter win not receive IL for ad-
mission into the golden gates What
alarming contradiction OF wealth, whai
alarminG contradiction Of power; with
out money the doors OF opportunity arc
closed and the doors Of society shut"
The Senator referred II Wall Street
as the place of crafty operations and
nefariOus plunderings, and Infested witt
gamblers and thieves
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
LATE MEETING
THOUGHT BEST
BY DEMOCRATS
CONTINUED from First Page)

Sres Of the tropical zone and the in
MIGRATING atmosphere found in the
hsighborhood OF the North Pole.
NJ - rNo--.- D.,
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

Mems or WOm-
ems 75c Grade
8 { yli $ h Gray
Q / o [ h OV e r
CATERS Q0c
Thursday. -
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

Mems or Wom-
ems IS II 0 r
TREES" double
the wear Of your
shoes. IQc
Thursday. 70
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12

Italian sculptor. bar the design VIII be
combined with the model submitted by
II. Lewandowski. who viii share equal
" with Poriei IN the first and second
prizes. aggregating $1,000. The third
prize 800. goes 10 Professor Julius
Beitowskt
Popiefs design represents koseiusko
as IN engineer. with a map in one
hand and glass in the other. At the
front and rear Of the pedestal are
hemispheres guarded By eagles. one
showing the continent Of America and
the other those of Europe. Asia aud At
RIGA. To the right is a group Of Polish
citiZens-the peasant solaiers-and to
the left group Of American fighting
men
Dancing Popular.
Washington is carried away this win
ter with IN uncomfortable desire to
dance. 1t Is said that not for years
has there been anything like such a
craze for dancing as the society of the
capital is now manifesting. Just what
the explanation is is not agreed on
fully It !. conceded however, that
the remarkably large number Of debu-
tan-as this season has had much TO do
with IT, Besides. many Of the debu-
tantes are extremely young, and many
are scarcely out of school.
Carl. SCHOFIELD-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
BOSTON,.

Boston's Sunday lid is on so tight
you can hardly smell the odor of the
beans a-baking.-Atianta Journal,
Boston shows characteristic self re-
straint by refusing to lynch it's mayor,
who has been convicted of misquoting
Emerson.-Kansas City Star
Boston. which has COW paths to the
Common instead of streets, reioices.
forsooth because New York no longer
uses horse cars.-New York Herald.
The ribald press of the country is
having some great fun at Boston's
expense apropos Of the enforcement of
our blue laws. It's fair game Be
sides, anything for temporary relief
from the frazzled bean joke.-Boston
Herald
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
Law POINTS.

The right of a mother to dispose of
the custody OF minor children by will
is denied in Hernandez versus Thomas
(Fla). 2 l.. r. A. IL. 81. 203.
The right to mandamus to compel
payment of a salary to a public Off
Ger alleged TO have been removed from
Office is upheld in state ex rel Hamil-
ton versus Grant (Wyo), / l.. r. A
(N. 81. $50
A change of the plan of building as
ISOLATION. making a material depart
ure from its original plan. is held, in
Burkheimer versus National Mutual
Building and Loan association CIV. Va,
4 L. r. A. IN. S.. 1047. to justify a
dissolution of it's contract with mem
her
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
Hog Cholera

is free germ disease the germ being first found
in the alimentary canal and long is confin-
ed in that organ it is comparatively harmless When
however it penetrates to the lungs, liver and 9TH
organs it causes fernie NATION, inflammation and
destruction of live tissues, furnishing food upon
which it thrives and mutpies with wonderful
pidity, in some cases a generation hour,
ing death the animal before the owner has dis
covered that il diseased. Thus through
soning stand out clearly: First, that hog
cholera cannot be treated successfully unless
treatment has commenced before the germ has
reached the period of rapid multiplication. Sec
ond that a germcide must be administered, and
therein lies the whole secret. AS pass down
through the list of various germicides
compelled, by one. to reject them, either be-
Of ineficiency inadaptability until
reach LIQUID KOAL.
And choose LIQUID KOAL? Because it
is the only known germicide that Will pass
through the stomach into the intestines and from
there into the blood. permeating the entire sys-
TEN, and still retaining its germicide properties
1t is compound embracing every practical germ
cide anticeptive disnfectant properly found
in coal. treated chemically with alkaline base,
until every Objectionable feature is eliminated
being nonpoisoness and harmless to animal econ
omy 1t contains CresseI and Quaicel. 1t is
these Hydro Carbon compounds found in smoke
that ham destroying by its germcidal
properties all germ life