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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
WILL PROSECUTE
| WOOD

Atwarrant was issued by Justice
Stocker yesterday afternoon for the
arrest OF John w. Wood the liquor
man, on complaint OF Mike Bohen,
of Moran prairie. who charges that
his ~ year old son Paul was sold
liquor in the Brook, Woods Front
av. saloon The warrant had not
been served this afternoon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
PRECINCTS Meet
TONIGHT

Precinct meetings Of the Moore
forces will be held tonight all over
the city. Every committeeman and
precinct work is expected to get as
large a turnout as possible. The
Moore automobiles will not be out
tonight, but will appear again Sa-
turday and Monday nights.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
PUGET SOUND
STRIKE IS ON
(scrions News Association. =,

SEATTLE. May 3.-Three hun
dred iron workers refused to go
to work this morning until demands
for 81 day and hours is grant
ed. The same demands are being
made in other Puget Sound cities.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
HURRICANE KILLS
80 PEOPLE

MEXICO CITY, May 3.-The Gulf
coast of Campeche was swept by a
destructive hurricane. More than
30 people We're killed and many in
jured. The property loss is several
millions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
DEATH ROLL

fScripps News Assoeiathni
HINTON. w. Va, May S,-Tha
bodies Of miners were taken from
the Whipple mine today, making
the total known number Of victims
OF the explosion Ia.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
DEADLOCK UNBROkEN

MADISON, Wis, May 3.--The
third week Of balloting on United
States senator closed at noon with
the alignment of the legislature
practically as named on the first
ballot.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
SUGAR RATE GRAFT

CHICAGO, May IA special eX-
aminer of the interstate commerce
commission is investigating the
charge that II cents has been added
to the lawful rate on shipments of
sugar from Colorado to the Atlantic
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
$500, 900 FOR
new EQUIPMENT
(Scripps News Associaticn.)

NpNT ITVo -NtWN 1N9~ON III NIGIIJ
CHICAGO. May 3.-As the result
of the municipal election. defeat OF
municipal ownership, contracts
were today signed by the traction
companies for new equipment
worth $4,000, 900.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
SNOW AND SLEE
IN MIDDLE WEST
tScripps News Associa tIor. ,

CHICAGO, May 3. - Wintry
weather prevails in the city today.
Sleet Is falling and the weather is
freezing Snow is reported in north
ern Missouri.
-Four inches of snow fell over the
entire state Of Nebraska this
morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
(Scripps News Association

CANTON, China, May 3.-Hun-
dreds were killed or injured by the
explosion of a powder magazine
here last night. Twenty-one
corpses have been taken from the
ruins and this is believed to be but
a small percentage of the dead.
Fifteen buildings were destroyed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
ROYAL POSSIBILITIES

STOCKHOLM. May 3.-An heir
to the Swedish tyrone is expected
. MADRID, May 3.-An heir to the
Spanish throne Is still expected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May s.
Interstate commerce commission
has decided TO defer until summer
or fall legal steps to force Harri.
man 10 answer questions asked at
the inquiry into his railroad
methods.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
LONGsHoREMEN STRIKE

BROOKLYN, May 3. - Three
thousand longshoremen on the
docks of this city alone struck this
morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
UPRISING IN INDIA
(Scripps News Association

IScrIppS News ASs0cIafion.)
ALLAHABAD. India, May 8
Anti-European riots at Rawalpindi
Punjab, has resulted in the entry
of troops to patrol the city. The
Hindoos destroyed many houses
and much property. They burned
garage and all the motor cars it
contained.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03
HEARS OF MOTHERS DEATH

Patrolman Nj. V. Pitts received
word this morning of the death of
his mother in Wisconsin.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03

to hear his band play, and after
that | went every day. We fell in
love with each other at sight, and
an introduction was soon arranged.
told the count | could never mar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-03

ry him. but he would not give up.
When Rudi and his band left
Munich in May was miserable and
finally ran away from the boarding
establishment, where | lived to join
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Jcnc Sdmcl5ufcnsa saatuitrOpBc.

YittSburg ga, 10. San. -
u. y. 3oneS, jln, Er0lioent Der
n Sones.9augblin Steel Go," beln6tc
beute Oen Coroner :. 8. 2lrnitrong,
nm i1m genauc gluftlGrltn9 iiber Die
tiir5li6e &utnItropbe I'M Gli5a.Soh'
oien 3u qeben. @ic 6err Sone5 init
tbcilt, bat cine griinOlide llnteriu.
dung ergebcn, OnB eli 0feniden NM
fomen uno OaB Die uripriingliben
Weloungen iiber 80 ooer mebr Ser
nBte oui lle6crtreibung berubten.
Die 2lngabe, Onb elmer Der SerIebten
aus Ser5meiilung in einen nit &C.
fhuo5enem Oietan geiiillten 9lc8el
geiprungen uno total oerbrannt leL
nuroe pom SoneS ais cine pure Gr'
iinoltng be5ei6net. Der Sdncl5oIen
ioll neu er6altt lno nit oen neuelten
9(pparaten perieben mer0en, nm dbn'
li6e llngliifsfdQe in ser 3ufunft 5il
uer5iiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Wtnttcr unb Sudltcr crItidt.

Ncm Dort, 10. San. - 6ral
Margnrct Soiimnn cine @ittme, unO
ibre 5u0lfiGbriqc Socbtcr &obanuu
crititftcn bclttc friib III ibrcr &o6-
nluW an ser OIt 50. StroBc IN 6olgc
Oca Ginat6mcnS pon 2euhtgaS, mo
cin II 4.iGbriNer Sobn, 9tnmcnS 9Iler'
anoer, lic1t in fritii6cm 3uItanbe I'M
&oipitol. Die 9lfioire i6rint Ole
6olgc cine3 unglild'Iicben 3ufoIlS ST
icin. Otuter un0 1ohtcr ,uarcn toOt,
ais Oie 9ta6barn in Ole &obmlng
0rongcu, luO ser Sobn lc6te nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Sdlrcdcnst(at cincs Nahniinniaen

@cnrOn O., Is. San, - SEQ.
$. MlorclanO, cin nobc Erunbua
Gentrc anidiii1er 6orner, ermoroete
bcutc iriib in cincnl pl6blihet 2lniall
pon @ciitcSit0rulg ieine S0bnc I'M
2llter BON 8, rcip. Z Subrcn inOem er
i6ncn oie &cble nit einem 91Iirneiier
0urhibnitt. Die ann6cn IdGen jnr
3cit nod I'M S6laie. Na6 Ger Ibat
ging Wforclon0 nit Dem blltigen Na'
iirmcHer in Der @onO in Die &iibc
mo ia9te ieincr 6ralL mo8 cr gctban
bate. SD Claude, i6 bobe oen
Slm0en eincn 9nten Gienit crpieIen, "
iogte CT. Gr Gllbcrte sen GntidlnB,
oie aon3c 6amilie ltm5ubrin8en
mltrOe icOo0 perbuitet ebe cr c5 tblm
tunntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Ecnnppader lit Gr.

Snrri8burh Ea. 10. &an.-
G0uin 2. Stuurt nur0e bclte ais
9ta6iolgcr 0cS 6errn SanntcI ".
Gennppader in oo9 2(nt Oes @ouucr-
neura bon YennipIponicn inltaIlirt.
Sn ieinen ilngen Sabren mar er Saul'
buri6e uno fieierte oIS ioId)er 0iterS
9ii6er in @ennppnder's Bureau ab.
Gle Snougurotions. .Gercmonien be-
ituuoen in ser 2t6Iegung Oes GiOS,
9(bieuern einea Bouuerncursiahtts
BON II aonuncnldiiilen Dem Salten
ser 5nauguration5reOe unO Sem ii6li.
6en 1Seit5uge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

gen bcimIcitht mor0cn. %m 2luanIt
1903 5Grit0rtc cit Orfun Die StQOt
BORT 2Intonio unO bcihGOigte 1au.
i2nOe bon SGuiern in &inAiton Pm
t3. 9}oDcmbcr b. 5. trntcn bcftige
GrOlt0Bc inn 9torOcn pnO Sii0en Ser
&uiCI cipl.
&u 1892 jcritGrtc Gin Gr0be6en
Eort HoDaI lmO iieB BON 5000 S0u-
fern nlr 200 itcbcn. Gicic &otoitro.
pfc iilbrtc }u ser @rijnOlma bon
&inQIton luobin Sic llcbcrIcbenoen
nn9 Hort HooaI iiberiicOcltcn. &n
1872 mar &iugitou Sdb0lpIab elmer
0roBen 6cucr@bruIt, mcltc ShoOeH
i'm 0ctroQc Don $2,500,000 ourih
tetc. Sn 1913 crciAncte iih cine nod
6r0Bcrc 6cucr9brlult nit S6oOCn I'M
Nctrugc BON S15,000,OO0, &m Nu.
quit 1880 icgtc Elm GptIon iibcr bic
6ItIihc S0Iitc l$onoifu'S unO }crIt0r-
tc nNDe3lt ollie 9SerIten I'M NolCn 0oll
&iu1iton. \n 1915 lucbtc cm fllrht-
borcr Orfon oic gon5c &nicI bcim,
alle l6ciIc OrrieIbrn murocn ilbcr-
ihpcmut lmO an 1000 ,QiCnlhcn fn-
men mn$ 2oben. ainAiton bat cinen
botoniihcn @nrtcu einc @ibIiotbcf,
cin WhticlurL elm @opitoI, picIe an-
ocrc i16nc @cbGlOe, lnO lit em 9i-
ihoiaIib scr anQlifnHiicbcu Stride. &n
Yort RoUol bciin0ct iih Elm 6lottcu-
oriCunl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Sic tGeIidycn BabnfataitrupGcu.

9ania3 Gitp, Mo., 10. San.
-3niihen ocm Nerionen5uge 9Ir. 26
Ser nHof ,SSIon0.9abn" unO cincnl
6ra6tjuac erci9ncte iid) DGute 5lt
NaIOron, Vfp., 5m0li OtciIen Don
Scapcmuortb, elnc Golliiiou, ourh
ncld)e 2ofomotiUfiIbrcr (SalneS Wc-
Nuecu bonn 6rndtjugc uno @epGd.
mciIter Charles Snrt ortS &anInS.
GitD um'8 9abcn fancn. 2ofomotip,
iii9rcr &in0 Dom Ecrlpnen5uge, c6cn.
iaaS ans Ganin5-Gitp. miro pcrmibt
un0 lieqt mnbridIeinIih uI9 9edjc M
ter Ocn SriiInmern. 9ci5er @corge
SmaIInooo aus ct. Soiepb lit IcbcuS.
geidbrlid) perlebt un6 mebrare TalIo.
giere erlitten leiGte &erlebllngen. Ger
Sra6t5ug bielt muf cincm 9tebengc-
Ieiic, nm Sen Ecrionen3ug Doriber 5lt
laIien oIlei ser @cihenluGrter Bate
bie 8eid)e nidt geiHloHen llno ser
Fcrlonenjug ronnte ouf 0a9 9tebens
gclciie, no ser }Inpraq eriol9tc.
9uffoIo, F..O, 10. San. -
3lpci 3raNt}ii9c coaiOirtcn beute
irii6 nn1c @loiSOea, oui ser oRideI
Tlatc. Yu1n." Scrcmiob Whllcobp
miroc get0otet lmo Gon0uftcur u.
M. Gouiin3, iopie 9. Z. S6np erIit.
ten ma6rihcinIih t6OtIic1e Serlcbim.
gen. aide Opicr itannIeu aus Gon'
neaut, o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Ieb's, CIR. 31t, Wprb. .gnea.etr. Sffice.Shh6en
8 big 10 llbr Mtorgens unb ~ lbr WittasS
bis ll6r Whcnos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
WnancnBcimcr snm SnnbcsIcnatOr
crluGblt.

0cnpcr, Gol., Is. San. - 81.
mon Dugacn6eimcr. 9icpublifancr,
mllrOe beute BON ser 2e9iSlutur OeS
Staote8 Colorado ais 9tohiolger ocS
1emofrotcn SDontos 3. Eutterlon
jum 9un0cSienntor erpGbIt.
Ger ncuc Senator purOc IN 1861
in &bloOelpbio ais Sobn OeS ictt
DcrItor6cncn Wlcpcr @uggcnbeinL
@riinocra Der 9tetu })prtcr 6irnlc
lRcpcr @ugNenbeim'S S0buc, gcbo.
rem rno lit icit Is &abrcn in Der
Wtontan SnbuitriG GoIoruOo'a tbG.
tiA gciucicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

- @eltern Union lelclrnpbcn-@ Comp"
1ing bclltc Die beltii3CnOc 9tadri6t
III, OoB Die StaOt &ir9iton, oltf Ser
britiidlpritinOidlcn &lGcl &omoifu,
Ourh cin GrObebcn jcri0rt pnrocn lit
mo Oab picle Wienldcu babel umfo-
men. Der tcIe8rapbiibc &crfebr nit
ainBlton iopie nit Ocn %ltbnut5 BON
banana. uin &inglton lit unterbro.
hcIL inOCB lpuroe ser &crfebr balls
bis oui iiinf WieIcu pon &iugIton
mie0cr berQeItellt. Gcpcldcn mer0cn
mir inter Dem Sor6c5olt m08li6cr
lGngercr 8eripdtllng occcptirt.
IS lit icbt feItgcitcQt Ooi} Der So.
bclpcrfcbr nit 9ernu0u icit gcItcrn
9Ibrno lmtcrbroben iit @cridtc aus
@oibington ergeben, OoB Der Sei9.
mogropb inn g8ettcrbircou geItcru
Elm lcihtc@ Grobeben rc2iitrirtc, OoB
Die 9clpeQung ieood1 lulr bcn 80.
SbciI cincs 3oIles bctruQ. 0ic St0'
rlnq bCgonn gegen 3.3S 9tocbnlittog9
uno 0ouerte bis 3.52.
&ingiton'S 8rilmmer in
6fo nfmen
Cine iiber ct. IbpnloS, QGniidjs
@cItinoicn, bier crboltene Gcpeihc
ans S5oQonos@oD, Somnico, mclOct
ooB Elm beftige9 GrobCbcn nm $3.50
nm Niontog 9tndnitto1 cintrot, boa
aobelbiircou bcihGOi0tc lmo alien
Gertebr nit &inalton iibcr 0ic &on0-
teIe9ropbcll.Sinien ltnm0Qlih mnhtc.
Gic GepciAc bcititigt Die !tnhridt
iiber Die 3crit0rln2 BON &in1lton
rn0 0roBen &cbcn9pcrIuit Gic Or
icDIlttcrlmgcn onucrn tort ollie iibcr-
Icbcnocn Ncuohncr iin0 ollI'5 Hnno
aefliidtct iul0 NroBcS GlcnO hcrrld)t.
3ibcm iinO in MinaIton Nrdnoe nlta
Qcbrodcn mo Ole 8riinmcr itCbcn
IN 6lommen. Gle Sonroico Colon,
iolpie oic Sonroica-9ernul0osHabel
ln0 ollbcr @ctricb.
S6ouonO Nap, uon no ans Ole obiGc
9tohridt fomnlt, lit cire &ubcIitotion
uno liept ctluo 10 Mcilen oItlih BON
aingiton. Gic Ncpcihe iiiAt bin5lL
Dob in ocn nnbcn Bort 2Intonio un0
ocnl oortigcu oTithficl0sSptcI, in
luelhem iicD jltr 3cit pieIc @0itc ans
Dem 9torOCu olllbolten tein Sho0en
cntItnn0.
u 0mirol Gp0nS mad Sling
ton bcor0ert.
@o lbinQton 8. s., 70. &on.-
6lotteniefrctGr NlctcoIi itbidtc bclltc
glbeno Dem SOnliral GuonS, 9efchla-
6obcr Scr Ser. Stantens6lottc allf Der
S0be bon Guantanamo, Gubo tcle-
gropbiicbcn 9cicbl iid) iiber oie 2Ills-
Oe6nung scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oui E5onloico }lr erflmOigen lmO Gcm
Gcportenteut Ncridlt eritotten. Sm
NotbioQe iol iih 9lomirol GponS
iclbIt no6 aingiton bege6cn, lpeI6e5
in 3w0lf Stunocn bon Guantanamo
ans errcibt iUerOcn fam.
Gepeihen aus Sontiago De Cuba
beIt1tigen oie }lnloben iibcr groben
2ebenSperluIt in @inglton unO Dos
cincr 6ellerSbrlnIt na0
Dem Grobcbcn.
9lil5 2onOou miro qemcl0et, 0ob
bort oroBc 9ciorQniB iiber Nn9 S6id.
iol ser pielcn GnQIdnoer ouf &onroico
bcrrid)t, nomentIi6 iiber Oosienigc
elmer oiitinglirten Iouriiten 8eieQ
icboft, nit Cir 2Ilireo ESoneS an Der
Spiee, ipclbe lid tiir3lih bon GuG.
lono nod &ingiion begab, nm bort
elmer SnouItrie- unO slder6ol.Gonic-
ren5 bei5umobnen.
Gielleih t ctm as II c bers
trcibung.
9 o tom, t5. Eannor. - 9eomte
Der nllnitco ,Sruit So" iino ourdb cine
Iepei6e oeS 0ertreters Der Gompda
ME 5u Sort 2lntonio benod)riAtigt
oob geitern cin GrObe6en in aingiton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

80 it ton 15. &alnlar. - 9eonlte
ser ,,llnitco Srlit So" iino ourG cine
Iepei6e oes @ertreters Der Gompdg.
ME 81 Sort 2lntonio benndlrihtigt,
Dab aeltern Gin GrObeben in &inglton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
6aben Gie 6atarrb :

@esbnIb confuItiren Gle ni6i
cineu slr5t, iuelber Nainrrb.
Nranfbeiien oer 9infe, oeS SuIs
ies. Der 2unge mno Der SbreH
fir ldnger. ais % Sabre III
bieicr Gidoi beb1noeIt BATE -
9Senu Gle reid itHo, ,uiro Sbs
nen nidIt 81 oiel abperInnat,
uno iueun Gle arm iino. 70
brnuhen Sie nur iiir bic Wehis
ain III he6abIen Bel Or. Naris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
t,ntaItrnpte lit 1lDeItinnirn, iil)mlid) Serir-
nioeu ,m sam fraueistu.
Sauptitaot Der Jmiel Snnlaifa npn eimem Grbbcbcm
beimgefmsbf. Scuers6riinite nad) oem &robcbem.

Gtc @cridc a6er tOtn 3c6rnn9 SaOt bcrtrirb,
Mid aam 100 2S Snuocrt %crctt2ic SrGnoc
brGntcn d nnf Die MoHcrrOn nnO accrn NbcnO
GOnrOc. - Seine Nmrfancr Cprru. @Ouucrncnr
Sir Nranbc SWccn6am DG quito Erbnnne @cr5o briidc
SOlSaicn oaCn umgcfomncn cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

tlllllUl llllu uVB tlIl SUVll uVl SINul
in 6lonlucn Itcbt. Gic GCpcibc crs
Wibnt fcincn Hcbcn9ucrlllIt un0 Die
NContcn ih0pfcn oll0 ibrcn Gone Ole
&oiinunQ, Nnb Die critCn ?IoCbrihtcn
ilbcr sic GulomtGt iibcrtricbcn iinO.
Gie Gcpcihc iij0t Dn5rL ooB Ocr
Innpicr n9I0nlirnl Sonlpion" 81
gentbum Der ollnitc0 Sruit 60" nm
Ntoutog moblbCboItCn 81 Fort Nntos
nin nnfnnl.
Y tn q 100 (o0tr ltu0 mcb g.
rCrc &un0Crt &crlcbtc.
st. GbOmo@, GGniid)+@citin.
oicu t5. Sonunr. - Spdtcrc, nod
immcr torQe @crirbtc Oclltcn an 0ub
oic critcn NiclOlnNcm lollt nclhct
&nalton a3critGrt" lcin lolItc, iibCr
tricbcn morcn. Die ulI Die Grocr-
i0iittcrlln0 foIgcn0cn 9rdnOc murcn
bcutc (Qicnito1) irilb nod i'm 0jonNr,
jG0oH oli Qcmiiic Grcn}cn bcitbrGntt.
Sic nltrOen cncrgiih betGnlpit unO
man boiite, iic belrtc 9lbcnO inter
Gontrolc 81 bobcn Iic 3abl DER
Gpier lit nod nid)t crntittelt, olIcin
mol lcbGbt amubcrn0, 0aB ni6t
9on5 100 Menidcn lmlfonen un0
mCbrCrc S1unOcrt pcrlcbt pur0Cn. Gic
S5opitGIcr iino nit &erIcbtcn Qcfiillt,
mclhc Die beitn0gICbe GilcNe crbnl.
ten.
9ua 6olptidhli6c S1otcl ainNIton2
Cpobriheinlid) ooS ,WtDrtlc @ont
S5otcD lu0 onOcrc luihtiAc GcbGl0e
Iicgen in SriinlmcrlL luGbrcnO uiclc
onocrc @olmcrtc bcicb0oiAt iin0. Gic
NrdnOe ithcinen ouf Die Wcritz mo
Wugojin Iiltriftc bcidrGntt 9cblic'
ben 81 irin. @Cnn Dies Ger 6uQ it,
10 muroc nur ein fIcincr EbCiI Der
Stu0t pom Slommcn 6clmAciudt
llcbCr ole sSortooIlcr Der Gritbitterlt1.
gen lit bier 9iitbta AcmclOet mpr0cn.
&omburncr Gontpfcr IN,
&tnNIton.
9tclp .0ort, 15. &nlulor. - Gic
0omburgcr Cumpicr oGrin3 @ol0c-
onr," mclbcr 0nl 3. NSolrtur uon bier
obGilN mo scr NomblrrGcr Gnnl'
pier Y&rin} Gitel tSricOricb," pcId)cr
Colon am II. Somior uerIicB, ljnb
mor0cr in Colon iGlliN
Nicr8iQ enQlii6c SolOo'
ten i'm @oipitol nm.
aefom MEN.
&on0on 15. ,Sonunr. Cine
pom Yorlomcnt9ulit1IcO 6omur
GREENWOOD aus Soouono 9oD Ocnl
&olonolanlt 5uNcid)idtc Gepci6c mic
Ocrbolt Die irilbcrcn 9tnhrdjten iibcr
oo5 Grobcbcn unO iii0t bn5lL 0o5
0iilitdr.@oipitul in allgIton lei obges
bronnt, rmo e9 pcrlnutet, onB 40 Sol.
0utcn babel Sen Zoo crlitten. Cir
Sonca 6crgllon lei augenbliflid
QctoOtct luorOen, ie0od) luuroeu ionIt
frine GnglGn0er, 2lmcritdner p0cr
Gunooicr pernlibt. @eprOnetc ;3lt,
itifOe bcrrihen in Der Stoot unO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
WcItranoctcr SGringsianaer.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-25
Mr., Potts's Hat,

On the first Sunday the congrega'
tion worshiped in the new church Mr..
Potts attended, and, in accordance
with his custom, he placed his silk
high hat just outside of the pew in
the aisle. In few moments Mrs.
Jones entered, and as she proceeded
up the aisle her abounding skirts
caught Mr.. Potts's hat and rolled 1t
nearly to the pulpit. Mr.. Potts pursued
his hat with feelings of Indignation,
and when Mrs. Jones took her seat he
walked back brushing the hat with his
sleeve. Mrs. Hopkins then entered,
and as she walked past, her skirts
caught the hat and swept it fully TWEEN
ty yards down the aisle, and Mr.. Potts
walked back with a red face, and,
looking at the demoralized hat, ut
tered a few sentences not fit for
place Of worship. At last he deter
mined to keep a lookout on the hat,
but as he turned his head away Mrs.
Smiley came in, and, getting the hat
mixed in underneath her skirt, uttered
a yell and fed with the hat rolling
behind her. Mr.. Smiley happened to
come in, and, being short-sighted, mis-
took the hat for a dog. He at once
kicked the thing and it lodged on
the organ in the gallery. Mr.. Potts
uttered a furious yell, and, forgetting
where he was, put his fist under Mr..
Smiley's nose in a most threatening
manner. He then left the church and
swore that he would pray with Quak-
ers. where he could say his prayers
with his hat on his head.-From
Judges Library.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-25

separate blouse as liked, while IL is
adapted to all the light weight ma
terials of indoor wear. In the Illus
tration it is made of crepe de Chine
piped with velvet, with the fancy col
lar of taffeta embroidered, while the
guimpe is OF simple embroidered net.
But while the crepe de Chine is both
graceful and very fashionable, 1T is
only one Of great many suitable
things. All the pretty soft silks and
wools are adapted TO the design, and
II can be varied in a number OF ways.
The fancy collar and the belt can be
made Of the same material or OF
contrasting one as liked, or the belt
can match the waist. while the collar
is made of all over lace or some sim
liar material. Again, the guimpe be-
meath Is adapted to all the nets and
laces and also all the lingerie mate
rials, while still again the over blouse
could be made OF such material as
cashmere or yelling, while the blouse
is a very thin silk or chiffon OF the
same color.
The guimpe Is a simple one with
plain front and backs and with the
full elbow seeves. The over blouse
Is tucked in a novel and becoming
fashion and includes sleeves that are
graceful and that fall in pretty folds
and lines. There is a shaped belt to
which the over blouse is attached and
the closing is made invisibly at the
left OF the back.
The quantity OF material required
for the medium size is three yards
twenty-four, two and one-half yards
twenty-seven or one and three-quar-
ter yards forty-four inches wide, with
three-quarter yard OF taffeta for the
collar and belt aRd three and one
quarter yards eighteen inches wide
for the guimpe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-25
OLD SOAKERS
Get Saturated With Caffeine.

When a person has used coffee for
. number OF years and gradually de-
clined in health, II Is time tis coffee
should be left OF In order to see
whether or not that has been the
cause Of the trouble.
A lady In Huntsville, Ala. says she
used coffee for about 40 years, and
for the past 20 years has had severe
stomach trouble. Il have been treat
ed by many physicians but all In
vain. Everything failed to give re-
lief. Was prostrated for some time,
and came near dying. When ! re-
covered sufficiently to partake OF food
and drink tried coffee again and 1t
soured on my stomach.
II finally concluded that coffee was
the cause Of my troubles and stopped
using Il. tried tea In it's place and
then milk but neither agreed with
me; then commenced using Postum.
had II properly made and 1t was very
pleasing TO the taste.
Il have now used IL four months,
and my health is so greatly improved
that can eat almost anything I want
and can sleep well, where's. before.
Z suffered for years with insomnia.
Il have found the cause Of my trou-
bles and q way TO get rid Of them.
You can depend upon II I appreciate
Postum There's q Reason.- Read
The Road TO wellville.' In ptgs,