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The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

PARKER STAFF-For the ben
eft Of those who may have dealings
with the Parker Amusement Co., We
herewith give the roster of their staff
@. W. Parker, founder and owner
Myers and Logwood, managers; A..
B. Eastman, press agent; W. r. Shea,
treasurer; Ira Clemment. bookkeeper,
James Keller, chief electrician; Malt
Heitz. chief engineer; W. R. Kelsey,
train master. All Of the above gen.
tlemen are In the city except Mr..
Parker.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
INSTALL OFFICERS =
Saturday

INSTALL OFFICERS - Saturday
night Fremont lodge No. 9s, 1. o. o.
F. installed the following officers
which were recently elected: J. T.
Sanders. N. g.; o. P. Crawford, v.
g. H. Gaddy, warden; O. @. Nc.
Nulty, r 8 N G; Jas Payne, L s N
G.; 7 Johns, R s " G; E Rape, L
V CIV H Stout, I G.; W G Ricktets.
L s After the installation smok
er and banquet was enjoyed by those
present.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

THE SACRED CONCERT = The
sacred concert given in the band stand
last evening was well received by an ap-
preciative gathering, each number on
program being especially well rendered
and appropriate to the occasion. Es.
pecial mention Is due Miss Clara Mae
Adams for her rendition of the Holy
City in the open, showing her to possess
remarkably strong voice yet sweet and
harmonious. The concert was q good ad.
vance production for the company.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
MUCH 1MpRovEp-w. I. Grippe

MUCH 1MpRovED-w. L. Crippsn
the second hand man on West Main st.,
has been taking business rather easy Of
late on account Of poor health and leav.
ingit almost entirely In charge of John
Wattsbaugh, who is now interested with
him. Saturday Mr.. Crippen stated that
he was feeling better than for many a
day and that probably he had had
enough vacation for this season.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

NOW ON DUTY-proi. =. A. Ksn.
yon and Prot. Dustss assumed their
places In the city schools July 1T aud
Az now looking altar mattsrs pertaining
to the welfare OF our schools. Prot.
Kenyon i city superintendent and Prot.
Durfss b principal Of the. NoOandlsss
High school.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
Reduced Rates.

Account races ct Overland Park,
Juen 18th to July 18th. 1907, the Don.
ver and Rio Grande will mako . rate
Of ono fsro for the round trip to Don.
yer and return. Tickets on sale June
ibth-Dcrby day = %, 20, July Q,
and IL Return Limit July ID n
particulan inquirs Of D. and u a.
local agent. N.il
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

BABY IMPROVING = The little
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Duncaha
is rsportsd ~ Improving. M. Dun.
cans was out to ~ the mother and
child Sunday evening.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

DOING NICELY Reports from
the new town Of Wiley in this state
are to the effect that the new store
Of the Hadley Mercantile company
is doing nicely under the ma anage.
ment Of Frank Tanner, which Flor.
ence friends are gald to hear. A new
daily mail and express has been es.
tablished between Lamar and Wiley
and is doing a good business.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

The Fremont Hotel preparatory to op.
Grating on the European plan will dis.
continue serving meals until further no.
tice. In tho mean time the hotel will be
open to accommodate the public with
rooms and full day and night hotel ser.
vice by the day. week or month.
It H. L. RICE, Proprietor.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

TO TEsTFY-Distriot Attorney
O. O. Hamlin will leave this city for
Boise. Ida. tomorrow night, to testify
for the prosecution in the Haywood
murder case. He was notified to ap.
pear as q witness Tuesday morning. -
Colorado Springs Gazette, Saturday.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

ON A RANCH - Reese Clark, who
was working at the Portland Cement
plant until recently, has accepted po-
sition ata ranch on the Pueblo road
some miles below Florence. Reese says
he now regular "hay seed" aud that
he likes it all right. It's a good place
for young men.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

BACK TO BARBER1NG-Ray Modi,
who quit tho barber business some time
ago and went to work in Hadley's gro
Gerry department, has again taken up the
razor and scissors. He will have charge
Of J. A. Smiths shop in West Florence
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

this week and after that work in some
Of the other boys places while they take
lay-o6 and 20 on IN outing trip In the
mountains.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

NEW AUTO CAR-"Auto" Gibbs
came down from Denver yesterday
with a new Ford auto for N. Large.
It Is five passenger, four-cylinder
25-horse power machine and Mrs.
Large who came down from Denver in
the new car pronounces 1t fine.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

BUYS AUTo-Mr. Runnell, who
II working for the United States
Portland Cement Co., hes purchased
the Ford auto formerly owned BY
Matt Carroll.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

GOING OUT SLOWLY - The CON-
mittee in charge Of the funds and sup
plies for the Coal Creek fire losers re-
port the funds and supplies going out
slowly.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

BOOST FLORENCE-It is the duty
Of every citizen Of Florence to boost
along every enterprise that will tend to
her future welfare. Pull for a steady
growth and the boom will take care Of
itself.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

ATTENTION K. OF P. = Grand
Chancellor H. B. Warner will visit
Petroleum lodge Tuesday evening
July 8. All members and visiting
Knights are requested to be present.
h W. W. DAVIS, O. O.
L. B. PARK, K. Off. 8. 9.lo
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

BOUNCING BABY GtRL-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Had Corning Sunday NOR
ming ten pound girl. All concerned
reported as doing nicely.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

KILLED A COW-A COW was killed
by the Santa Fe railroad train yesterday
that had got over in its right Of way In
West Florence. The COW is said to be-
long to some ranchman west Of the city.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

SECOND GROWTH ALFALFA-
You can fairly see the second growth Of
sifalfa grow. 1t will be ready to cut by
the last Of the month-at least some we
have seen.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

ARRESTED-Yesterday Constable
Duncans went to Portland and nabbed
Fred Krebs who was about to leave
for Colorado Springs, on q charge Of
leaving an unpaid livery bill In
Charles Bernard's livery stable in
Florence. He gave bond for his ap.
pearance before Justice Sanders to.
morrow at Q O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

oi5o FOB COAL CREEK-N. d.
Robinson has received . check for
pi5o from the United Oil people for
the benefit Of the Coal Greek sufferers.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

Fresh strawberries with ChilberE's
delicious ice cream sat Daniels foun.
tain. 0Otf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

MARSHALL PASS EXCURSION
Sunday July 2lst, $50 a. m, via d. and
r. g., e2.25 for round trip. G. G. Hitch.
cock.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

Dainty appetising nut sundae"s,
made out Of Chilberg's famous ice
cream, served at Daniels fountain.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

Root beer and ginger ale, fresh and
sparkling at Daniels fountain. 9Otf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

b The Tribune. small Ads bring 70.
'Sults. Sell what you don't want
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

Pure, cold and sparkling are the
soda's served at Daniels fountain.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

A NEW NAME-The country news
papers have selected new name for au.
tomobiles-that OF road demons.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08

The best soda water; pure ant
wholesome at Daniels. cot
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
J0TTlN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Lamou phosphate with snap and
vigor, at Daniels fountain. e0ts
3ooooooooo0o<

DURING STATE FA1R-Ths busi. /.
ness men and merchants are planning
for carnival In Pueblo during the state
fair.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
RAILROAD TIME CARDS
osavss { Rls 0ssads Raiawsy.
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peo1o mon CAheosa1a and
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NJ stIf9AseQ1e0e "a
limited ff0n 0savof and
eoaooRl ounneotaoae,.,.. ITO . u 4 70 =
Nr re.TfAnsooA8Ae p tai
linttsd, hon Oalitosnia
.aA4 vlssotn points ,,..... 60 4 n 60 4 =
No, eQeavef and Canoa
~H4 tse..-.-ass......., sal = saAp .
Dss,ss Hlyss, :-.-x...... ia.ss , N II IS y
tso9 DSoyss: ,:.-.::::.:.. a:ss n a'as I.
4oa alA Weetsn polntaiA
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Ne. Ne. i,,2s !. . !, M g = n
Nos. il md % do not stop a fioe.a... q m
The daily tribune., 1907-07-08
See Our Stock !!

When It comes to selling goods
that are good We do not take a
back seat for any other dealer,
because We feel that our goods are
a little better and the cost no
greater. We have an unbroken
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
@cbr SabnnnfGQc.

Iew- OrIenns, Ga, 4. 1cbr.
gn elmer often Ite6enOen Ire6-
Bride Der yGcntrolbabn BON Sai-
nois" I%tiirjte, wGbreno He6el herrif)-
te, cine 2ofomotipe in Sen Eontd1nr-
train ab, nobel Scr Observation-Disclosures
q. Gobiirn ertranf. Der Sei5er ret
tetc iid) olrd 5citiges abiprinaen.
@nooIano, Gal, 4. Sc6rllor.
Sei cincm ltnfaG, mcld)er itnlpeit
9nnlisan einem iiiolid gcbcnoen
Bulge Ser nEacific-g abn" sultieB.
iano ser grpreBbote Gbus. ). Sarles
leiren Soo; mebrere Eaiiagiere er.
litten Gnetidungen. Ger getootete
6orles bate lid) fiir5lif ourd) mut6i-
aes Inftrcten aegen gabnrGuber ans
gcscidnet, irpcm CT, nit cillcr Slintc
bcmoiinet, bieiclben pertrieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Bier Subtc.

Gin &utcr un0 orci &in0cr erltidt.
Nur sic Wlttcr entfum.- Strais
6orcr 2cidtiinn perurio6tc ooS
ltngliif.
Nem Oorf, 4. Sc6rllar. -
Aeafoem lie ielbIt rpie onrd) Elm @lm.
Der Dem tootbringenben Sos cntron-
men lit, Oas lire gon5e 6omiIic -
ben @ottcn ltn0 0rei flcinc 9inorr
- ocrltiAtet bat, mltroe 6rult TSocob
aun5 uon 9tr. til, @almutItroBc,
Nelporf, ollf fllr5e 3cit i'm Goli5eis
SanptQllortier f~cItgebolten. Grit ais
Die SeoolernSluertbe Sen &cimmeg
olttrot, crfli6r lie, Bob lie nit ciItem
Sd)logc lire IGnmtliden 2icben Der.
loren bate. 0ic Goli5ei fonrte 9ln.
follgS nift rcdbt perItebcn, oaB Strait
altn5, Oic ibren eigcnen Mngabcn SIT
folgc bic Nad)t nit ibrcr Sumilie IN
Der Wobnnlng berbra6t bate, 0em
Sooe entronnen mar. Die ltngliids
lide i6cint sic 8oli5ei ieood sur Sc.
niige oltfgeflGrt ST. bo6en. Sic mar
nidt 10 friib 81 9ctt gc90ngen, ais
Der HcIt Der Somtlie, uno mar idIieB-
li6 in ser Siihe eingei6laicn, nod.
Dem lie ibr GlteIteS &iuO ii6crreoct
bate, in oemiel6en 3immcr nit 0em
Euter un0 Sen Geidmiitern SIT i6lo-
fen, ga eS in Sem eigencu 8emo6 81
talt mar.
NtS Srnt Sums ernodtc, fonb lie
ben&ater unO ibre 2ieblingc rcgltngss
los in ibrcn 9etten Dor. Sic idlllG
ioiort MIarm, bod @dtte un0 &inocr
moren ihon lGnait offer iroildcn
SiiGfe entriidt. IS mllr0e feinerlei
9cihuloigung gcgen 6rou <l5 CT
boben unO 81 feincr 3eit befano JIG
ii6 in Snft. Sic ml1r0e eininf nnd)
DEM Eoli5ci . Souptquarticr gebrodt,
um iibcr Die Gin5elbeitcn Scr &nta-
itropbe auSeeiragt Su wer6en.
Sums mar cin fleiBigcr unb niif-
terrier San6merfer lluo le6tc i'm idon-
item Slid nit Ieiner 8ottiu uto lei
nen 0rci &inocrn, Sennic, nern Sab
re, Caroline, iehs, uno Barbara, nod
ni6t 5mei Sabre oft. Iron Sums lit
cine biibihe 6rou pou chpa 30 Sob
reu. Gic 6oanilie mobntc int ober-
item Stodmcrf cinc$ o%rciltodiaen
&ndItcinbouieS. gincS Ser Simmer
muroc olS &ilfc uno gb5immer be.
nubt, unb glcib oo1cbeu bcian0 lid
sic Sdloiitubc bcS GbcpoureS u1O
beS 9obD. Die bcioen Gttcrcn WtG0-
hcn bottcn Gin Shlai5immcr iiir lid
ielbit, opd) neil cS 5t fnlt mar, lhlie-
fen lie Nac in ser Stube nebcn Der
&ild)c.
NlS Srou <nS pom ibrcm Shlllnt-
mcr in scr Slide erlund)tc uno ibrc
iGmmtIihe1 2icbcn BON 8o8 iibcrmdl-
tigt porfnno, lici tic biilferuicllo mii
sic Strobc uno alnrlnirte clnen 9tad)-
bar, NomenS Il6ert Eeron, ser III
ser NadborI6oft cine Wirtbihaft be-
ireibt. Teron 0ifnete i6leuniglt Die
6eniter in ser alu,3'ihen @pbmtng
nno madte pergcbIidje Seriu6c,
&unlj ooer Die &iitbrr ST beleben. Der
Nod)bnr lief nlsbonm nad) Scr nGd-
item EolijciItntiolr, oo6, lpic c%rlp0bnt,
fam ieoe &iiIie SIT ip0t.
gs itc1te lid berouS, Dab oic Gen.
te, meld)e porber in ser betreiicnoell
@obmlng geruobnt bottelt, ibrc eigc-
1en 2iiItres bnttcn mo 0ielclben mic
ser abihrutbtelL ais lie a%l$5o9en,
obne sic ii6Iid)en SeridlubtapIcln all
sic G0brcn ongcbradt SIT boben. No
Sic 6omilic Suns fem @os, ionoerlt
nur 2alnpen bronrte, murOe bicier
llRlitnno crit geitern entocft, nnd)oem
cin otocrer 9epobner 0eS &allles
ans Eerieben Sic nad ser &un5'ihen
@obnullg iilbrenOe @asleitung unge-
orebt bate.
Mrbr Rohuuuf10r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
BOZ liz ei1fdr Nelioioltsiibllnn Bel.

~ EN 1 fUk NF.L .nt ...". ..N
Dab lie elmer &eligionsiibung BEL
mobnten. SD muB oober 81 sem
SdluB %gelangen," fGbrt General
3opis Damn fort, 0Oob Elm EoIten=
Commandment 5par geicblih Die 8e-
feble %crloiien bari, meIdc ct iiir cine
ongemcIiene 9eobodtlng pes Sab
baths 'iilr notbmenoig bGlt, ouB e5
i6m ie0oh nid)t 5uitcbt, bon Ofii5ie-
rem oOcr Monnidoften 81 pcrlongeL
boB iie cincm @ottesoieuitc bcimob-
men, oOer Snitruttionen bc5iiglih Der
gcobodtllng 0cs Cages 81 ertbeilen
iuclde ii6er Die &oraus iebltngcn bc5
50. a~riegsortifels %binousgcbcn, oocr
nit ibnen i'm @ioeriprud iteben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
@crfcbrsit6rnnocn i'm Noroluctcn.
@ingeIdncite 3iigc in Gototo uno
Minneioto 9lniicOlcr obne
&ei5motcriul u1o Nobrln0s.
mittcl.

SnrQo, No, 1. Scbrltor. -
Gin beftigcr @intcrihlrm le9tc iid)
cnolld) aeIterlL nn6ocm cr in oon5
Noro.S atota ocn 9obnpcrfcbr ollf
0nS Gmpfin0lihltc 0cItort ln0 llntcr.
brobcn mo 6n0llrd) nnmcntlid piclc
2elItc in Die ihlimnIte Notblagc Der.
IcBt bate, oenen cS an 9rcnl1motc.
rial icbltc. 9lii Dem 2onoe iino Der.
'dieoenc Nnlie0lcr, meldje olti ibrcn
8runoitiiden melt cntiernt BON Ser.
febr mohntcn, un's 2ebell gefommen.
Der Sli55nro Icbtc an TreitaN Nud).
mittag Elm un0 milthcte bis Sonlitdo
Nbclo iinllntcrbrodcn. &locm or
iibcr bic %oiicncn gbcl1cn %binbrnuitc,
trieb CT gemoltige Sd)nccmoiien SIT.
lomnlen, un0 nnncntlif Gilidnittc
I'M Scrr0in murocn 0ltrd) Shnecs
mcbcn 10 uoaItGnoig gcfiiat, Dab oIlcr
&erfebr cingcitcllt perocn mllBte. Sm
meltliden WinneIpta mar sic Sage
oicielbe, ulo ulld) BORT iiro iGmn,t.
lid)c 9obnen lobm gclegt. Sier ira.
fen Die 3ii9c nit &cripGtrnget bon
pier bis iedS5ebn Stunoen eiu. 3nci
Ecrionen5iigc, melhc am Sreitog
Ibeno nod St. Saul abgin9en, Bile
ben bel Stodlpooo, Minn., in Shncc-
mcben lteder, uno sic Gntienoung
bon rs Mann mltrbc notbnenoia, nm
JIG oltS5u9raben. Gic Seireiung sc,
lang crit gcltern Ibeno.
&on Sbaron ltno SbeIonn milroe
geitern Nbenb allf telepboniifem
@ege gemeloet, bob cs bort poaIt0n.
rig an 9rennmoteriol ieblt unb bic
Gage bod)lt crnit iei. Ger InlieoIer
Z. %. ariiger trni bier 0eitern ein
mo tbeilte nit, i'm llnfreile bon ad)t
Wfcilen non ieinem @obniit ieien tic
ben Eerionen e%rfrorcn. lin nid)t ST
eririeren ooer @ungers 81 iterben,
legten Die rriiiiden Suoen Senrp uno
90. Goien cine Strede pon 300 Mei.
len 5uriid uto lie brnthten Is Gage,
I'M nad) Sarge 81 fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

ollf NodfonmcuiNoft aus oieicr Gle
faltm mebr 81 rcd)llen.
@aIoitein's @IGne ii + Sic
Iusgrabungu 9crfl.
lunum.
Roln, 4. 6ebrllnr. - Ger britiihe
@otiduftcr Sir &. $, Ggcrton Bot Die
itoIicniihc Negicrrng fir Die bon
@crrn Charles @oloitcir, Erofeiior
Der id)0ucn &iinItc an Sings Sol
lcgc," Cambridge, gepIontc 9%lllSgro.
bullg Der uroltcn Stoot Serf1lomlml
intcreiiirt mo Die ,3ltliderlt1g erbol-
ten 0nB bic ElGne oeS YrofcIior8
@aIoitein elmer Eriifung lpiiroen I'M
tcrlporfcn merOcn. .
Sonig Giftor emanuel bat OoS
Gbrenpr1iiOium oeS Gomitc'S iibcrz
nommlenL inter oeiien O6erlcitung
Die Nltsgro6ung oller oltcn 9enfnlG-
Ter mo Hltincn in Sen groBen Eorts,
iueldc sic iogenomte oorhGologiide
BronTnooe" bilocn, i%tottiinOen ioa.
Die Wllni5ipolbcboroen bnbcn Die
El0ne fiir Oieie 9(l1Sgroburgcn cnt,
morfen.
" intermetter in Spanicn.
Wobri0, 4. Ic6ruor.- &n Spo-
nicn bcrridt sur ;3cit OoS fGltcitc
@cttcr icit Meuidcnqeoenten. Ser
9%obnperfebr lit nQcntbalben infer.
broden.
Spanicn'S NcumnbIcr.
Maorio 5, 4. 6cbrltor. 49, Die So-
5inliitcn bobcn beidloiien, iif bel oen
beporitebcnOen nellcn Eorlomcntsz
mnblen Den Nepublifoncrn ol5ll.
iflieBen.
Ger Continent mrs nobc
2our0eS.
SorbeS, 6rnnfrcid), 4. Sebrltor.
- Hettungsmnnni6oiten iin0 no6
Dem 9orfe @aregcs, nabe 2ouroeS,
ob9el6ldt luor0cn, no porgeitern cine
2oluine ooS &oiiilo uno 5mon5ig
SGllier 5erItorte. Soeben eingctrofs
fene Nodriften ergcben, 0oB Die ga.
mine oll6 cine Nn5obl Wfeni6en I'M.
Ter ibren Sdnccnloiien begrub.
Gin 3m all i'm @ofen
bonS 6i.
NonL 4. 6ebrltor. - Cine 0cpe.
idc Ocs o@iornolc 0'IStolio" ans Ga.
lonihi in Der cltropGiidcn Siirfci,
6llfol0c fam cine Nn5obl olboniider
&irten BORT an 9pr0 oes itolicnildcll
%olihiffcs nErin5i," mcldcS nit
&ieb befradtct lullr0c. Die 2ette i'm
gen Streit NIT Dem Captain 0cS
Sd)lIfeS an ulo be0robten i'm nit
EiItoIcn. Die Sohloge ocitoltctc iid)
10 Orobeno, ooB Der Captain sic Siilic
oeS I'M Safe. licgcnOcn aononcnboos
ties DNr6incOe" in Inlprlld nobnl.
Sin 0etod)emett bepoifneter Sce.
lelltc mllr0c Damn an goro ocS
DErin5i" 9ei6idt, cntpofinetc ultb
pcrbnitetc oic &rufeblcr ltlo l~icicrtc
lie idlicblih Der tiirfiiNct YoIi5ci
ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Sd)rcflidcr SUB eincs TrcisebniG6ri.
1tI.

Semi&tow IL, Yo., 4, 6cbrlor.
Scr 13-iGbrige @iniielo Rccoct
pon SconorO'S @rope i'm SllScorora-
Sbolc fono otf ihredlihe @ciie ici.
men Zoo. Gr lief bon eincm EierOc
uno babel pcrmifelten iid) icine Slci.
Der III DoS Eicroe9eidirr. Gas EierO
imlrOc I6ct mo ser Slll9e idlltg nit
leitem aopf nuf elmer Strefe Don
nlebr ais elmer Wieile bon 3eit 5u
3eit olf OaS %gefrorete @is an Der
StroBc ouf 10 oob er, nahoem er
enolid) aus ieiner Sage beireit NOR.
Sen, in pcnigcn Minlitcn itar6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

Sei Gmolts, ga, mur0e cine
&utihe, in mcId)er &r. II. Trnl @eb-
lnonn ans 3ionsuiGe iiber bic arell.
sung Der DGbilabelpbto mo Geabing-
Subn" fdbrGn MOLTEN pon elmer
Srodtlofomptipc angerannt uno' ser.
triilnmert. Die beiben @enonnten
trltgen tobtlihe, ihr A~ooptiplobn
Sobn 6iSler iGmere &~erletun9en oa-
bon. ~. ~ --.LE --N n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

Tint cine Grfdltnns In etnem Sas ~ i~urlrru,
nebnne man 2aratioe 9rpuo Suirire IdbIeteu.
@poibeier aeben SeIo Suriid. ipenn ie Mot ius
riren. g.. 70. @roce's Giaiatnr anf ieoer
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time is a period in which the public
conscience and the institution of the
government are on the decline. when
in fact it is the opposite. The peo-
pie think and are being taught that
since about the year 1885 the morals
of the officeholders have been on the
down grade, while on the contrary
the public conscience and morals of
the government institutions have never
before been so clear. In earlier gener-
ations cases of graft and the appro-
priation of public funds were over
looked, and now we seldom hear what
the true state of affairs was at that
time; but at the present time cases
of dishonesty are widely published
and the offenders are severely pun
ished. Illustrations OF advancement
were shown by the quarantine laws,
the laws of employers liability, and
the pure food laws. He also stated
his views in regard to the trust ques-
ton. The senator closed his lee
ture eXhOrting the people to have
confidence in the government institu'
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ton in the people and in the public
life, without which, he stated, moth
ing could be accomplished.
Senator Dolliver has served for IS
years in the house and senate of the
United States, and was recently elect
ed for another term in the senate. He
is one of the foremost orators of the
country and his lecture was deeply
appreciated by the entire audience.
A letter has been received by those
in charge of the lecture course stating
that r. F. Outcault, who was to have
appeared in the near future, will be
unable to fill any engagements this
year or the next. until further no.
tice, because of his ill health. Ar
rangements are under way to book
some good attraction to take the place
left vacant but nothing definite has
been decided upon.
After the lecture moving pictures
were shown, illustrating the various
departments of the navy the object of
which is to encourage young men to
join the United States navy.
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THE EXAMINATION.
MEWoRTH.

Homsworth, March 27.-H. H San
or, of West township, moved to his
farm in Knox township Tuesday.
James Brenner of New Chambers
burg, moved to Homework Wednes-
day.
Jacob Sanor has returned home
from Canton after a pleasant visit
with his daughters, Mrs. H. q. Pieren
and Mrs. w. S. Ruff.
George A. Rum has moved from his
farm east of Homework to his new
home at North Georgetown
John Roose who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Roose,
returned to his home in Canton on
Monday.
Agnes Brooke went to Canton Mon
day evening.
Grover Felgar and wife have gone
to house keeping in the Mrs, Tacl
Boyce's house.
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SENATOR DOLL|vER
PLEASED A LARGE AUDIENCE AT
THE AUDITORIUM.
Claims That Public Men Are Growing
Better-outcauIt Engagement
Is Called Off,

The fourth of the series of enter
tainments given at the Auditorium in
the Letter Carriers Lecture course
last night was an unusually fine one.
United States Senator ]. P. Dolliver,
of Iowa, delivered an interesting and
instructive lecture to an audience of
about fifteen hundred people, taking
as his subject, "The Moral Issues
Confronting the People and What We
Have Done and Are Doing in Regard
to Them" Senator Dolliver was in
Toduced by Postmaster George Clark.
The main idea brought out in the
lecture was that the people of today
are of the opinion that the present
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clerk Of general session, followed by
CIery Penney reading Justice O'Bri-
ems letter of resignation. 1t turned
out that Mr.. Mcclure had been In
Justice Fitzgerald's chambers for over
an hour and that he had been sworn
in while everybody was waiting toI
Justice O'Brien to appear The com
mission talked for over two hours.
When adjournment was taken at b
O'Clock they refused to say word.
Mr.. Carroll said that the session
would be open tomorrow afternoon
and the sessions will be open. Be
vond that the commissioners kept
mum II was learned that the com
mission kept Mr.. Jerome waiting an
hour before It sent for him. NO busl-
ness was transacted. There was noth'
ing to show that chairman or the
commission hadsbee selected. Moth
ING was said about what would be
done tomorrow afternoon The law
vers were not called upon to produce
anv witnesses. 1t is possible thai
the commission may formally or
ganize.
THE EXAMINATION,
It was the general impression tina,
there will be a mental and physical
examination of Thaw by the commits
sion. It could not be learned whether
the oral examination would be in pri
lyate or in public. 1t is certain tina
1.-THE. physical examination will not b'
in public. Thaw says he does no
object to submitting to the examina
lton. Thaw is upset over the delay
Those who had to talk with him toda!
found that he was very irascible. HI
will be present at the hearings of th'
commission.
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observation-disclosures John,on an
nounced public. city council meeting,
he would charge Ave cent fare suburbs,
even II three cent fare prevails In
city.