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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
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gtcm Orlenns, %. 9lpril. --
@ie belrtc dilgefilnbiBt miro, lollen
nelm 9tegcritrdilin9c I'M bicIi8en Se'
idngnii, flint &oNen lang bon DER
Stdots Sanitdtsbeb6roc ais Scr
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miro, Scr ncnidlihen @eirnobeit
noftbeilig lit. @ci Der 6erItelllm8
lpiroe frii6er ShwcieIi0ure per,pens
set, oQein Ser @ebroud) Oieier yS1ure
lit fiir5li6 llnter oen &croronln0en
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Sonitdtsbeboroe,- erfIGrt, eS Iiegc
nidt oie gcrin0itc @eiobr iilr Die 9fe.
ger Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Sbr iricgici cs ocnn bis 6nIb IN Surcn SbIuno
binab un6 f6untei cS bort peoet nufudris noth
uhpdrS bcDcpen, hunu N Griitdcn 10 5temlt6
fiber" 6 id unocrc Snden iinb ebenio apiutb.
peoet Sbr an lluuerouuidDiett llebelleit, glppe'
tiioIQieii belegier 3liGe. Stopiihmer5, 1ttldeii'
ibmetj, G,eriiopinua, acknowledgement Jtnoes
IpitufcIt uub Sieher 70 i6int Sbr nnbebingt
flder icin, oab zt AerRuros Arduterpiuen"
Bic 0ciiluoc lbdHgfet 9urcr pebCr lpieoerbers
iielen, 8Cronullra. 9rudbrung ulro gtuSfdeionna
bei6r6ctt ale pie dbGcltorheneil, ettiteel Stoffe
madrn NTH. lbuiidbItd 1T nitbt5 geiuiiier
(Ti %. Sd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Soft'S 9iiiffcbr.

Noriolf, &a., %. 9Gpril - Gic
2yoft nMopilomerTn All meIher
arieaSIefret1r 3oit aus weitinoiIhet
@cuGliern 5uriidfc6rt, puiiirte Dcute
Die Girginier Soaps unO lebtc ibre
6o6rt 0ie Gbeiopeofe.9 .9ai binoui nud)
@aibington fort. 0ort miro lie TO-
fort iiir oie 6obrt Oes Frdiioenten
9fooeuelt noG SomeStown sur 9e'
tbciIigung an ser Groiinln9 Der Oor'
iigen 9litSiteQung in Stano gccei
iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
@irD Deportlrt.
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behring's %cbOrOC iibcrluicicn.

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@outoicbc8 ". 8. Qou9lo$ in
9t0u.Oorf inl @oHicu. - @iro
icbt ouf $25o,000 9cidaet. -
FoIi5ci faDnoet oui iciue 5pieB-
geiellen. - Benedict @im6cl oen
ii6 iclbit 5u8efiiatcn &erlebun1en
crlcgcu. - &ciicltreibcn oui Mit-
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90 em 0orf, %. 9(pril. - Gnrico
9llfono, au0cblic6cr &ouptnom 0cs
@cbeinlblllOS Gnnnmoro in 9tcopc(,
lpclcbcr bier bel elmer Ho}jiu scr go.
li3ci in Die SGnOe fic(, rpurOc bcl,tc
Der Ginpon0crltngSbeborOc iibcrlpie.
IclL melde i'm nocb HStulicn ocporti.
ren miro SSic icbpn mit9ctbcilt, III
CT BORT Scr GrmorNng cinca Mipolen
Inn Die GSil6rcriteIlc in Dem euuGbns
ten @cbcimblnO, 9tomcn5 Guccolo,
unO Der Gbcirol 6ciiclbcn ongcflogt.
gllinno uur0e lripriinglidb bier lntcr
elmer Wtor0onflugc perbuitct, oQcin
ol5 cr bcllte Dor Beridt crid)ien, 6ielt
man c9 im Ginflung nit elmer Gm-
pfcblun9 oeS Nihtcr5 filr rotbionl,
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Wlr0e nob @ais Salon0 0cbroAt,
un0 Ginuonocrlln9a Gonmili1r
@ntCborn erflGrtc, Der Wtnnn mcr6C
IN Den nGbitcn So9en oic Niifrcilc
no6 E5tnIien ontrctcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

5u ctrr WcriammRna Der Sireiturru SrS
,,SSraclitIdcn gpaicuDnuics," ant %. 9pril
1907 arBaltcil, iuurbr Der iolgcnbc Scidlni cin'
itmmig anacuummcn
Sus Sircflornm ocs oSsrdcitidcn gSntiens
bullicS" Cricnut Ncu DiuHQtI irgeuo mclthcr ibm
periiiabaren lSnrtc, I'M cincm iieien Stnmner
ilbrr ocn 1o0 eincs Brdioeni @rn 4Roies
N GppCnbcinlcr, IN gchiibrcnoer gSeiie Nns
brd 81 pcreibcr Gciicrn crit fDrte cr ocn
NOrliB fiber Die IabresucriGnlnlung uno bcutc
tommcn mir 6uldmmen, lbcr icn 0ctnlbeloeH
mo ilber ben iibcriudltgenber, mcnu nihi uns
cricblidjcn &crluit 5 trGucrn 9lnoerc (erfos
ucr mo Seieui6aIcn merocu olirD iciuen Too
cnpNoltb betru1cH, ictler Gber ineGr, ais mlr.
ocnu ludbrcno cr an Stclcm etu tctcS Nntei
reie nabnl, lag tbm feline 10 nnbc, ni5 ole uni
ripc am Screen.
gor iie6CninoiwaniiQ SaBren. in ocr poaeu
Strait ciner Srgcnh. trnt CT nit Dem oSsrncI7
iidcn lSaiicnbnits" in gcrbnhuug, utb bon
icner 3cit 6iS gcern MAR es letm critics mo
pornCbmiteS IruOieu Sein SOB faIlo in truf
oiber mo hoh pabrer llcbcretnlttnnltg MI
feiner pan5cn 0ebcnsfiibrung Gr herrudlif'
igte unbcre BiIibtcn nidt nbcr fetlie game
ircie drnit uno @nbuInSmus ietncr Nulllr,
bon bcncn CT cine lleberlltlle be'ob poren bic
fer gnalt pemt6mei nS oeren Geebrier 2elier
CT fir 10 uiefe Sabre mirftct
Rcnn ct ibou iiCrhen nulBle, gnb es feine
ro puiicnoc 3ct. feline 10 puiirnbc Nrt ale
lpnIlu mn lpic CT iCtilcH ItbeW nuebduhie er
Nnu} oIei0 mic orob ole prri6nI6cn llnaeie'
Oenhcien uoCr Gpcr. itno ihichlid luurbc Der
lnpfcrc SoIbut in oem IebcnSanocn Aanpic aea
ocn 3otb uub 9cioen ann bcroiidhcn ARdrOrcr.
Gr tnrb me or r6te. icine Yili6ten .criilI.
lcn6, mic icinc RclINion ur6 icin Gelptiicn 6
ibm lcbrcn mo ie0er Snuic unercr stnIiaIt.
Der cine c0ren6aite sIcgnnq in td9lbe,n &c.
ben cnpeuommcn Bat III icin Wunument, uuo
ibre outcn Sbatcn iprcdjcr fcin 2ob. 3eher
Sonncnitrn6I. bon bcncn CT 70 .bteIc IN pies
Snfttit brGCbic erGeucbiet ictt iein sluGcoclls
srcn ImS feline .gRo9IiGnien nn3d0lbGr nnS nm
berocIitnr iperoeu tctS I'M Scrlen Incr leben.
Geinc Miitmcniben fjnncr, lpdbreno 'e nm
ibn trnuerlt. tpohI ftol5 Guf fcln Wlricn iclt
mn fcuc Toibioacr I6imcn nihts @eitcrcs cr'
6cIcn nIs Teinem NciIptc nadNlahmcn
gbir ncrbcn nnIcrerl tlcrn cieiiib ncs pcr.
fbnIithen %crIuTles fcren meitcrcll glnehrnd
perIcbcn. gr .icur ous 9cheI mo bns 9ifi
nicfCs SircforillmS. Scinc SrcHHnibnt titr
ms mar 70 itori. 70 nnir6tip. 10 fnriti0.
Icno mn iein Sob 70 DlbbIicb, bqb mir, bon
G5rnm i6crmdItint iinihuciacn
Spilcr uuo in Netilbrcnoer gSeic mGhc
mir hCrllirbclt. unicrcr 9ncrtennltiG ilr lcin
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in Den idGidbcll 3eiiiltaen pcrbitenlihi miro
3nUio SnBlcr
0i3) Sielbertr. Prdlocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Shalu'S nGdlitcr lsruich.

u tem Nort %. 9lpri(. ~
0iltrittanmuult Scrome crtl0rte bcutc
2l6cno, cr bege fcinc 9lbiidt cine Ser
legung 0e8 nGd)iten Gro5eIicS gcgen
@orrp 81. G6mp nnh cincm nnoeren
Ortc 5l Ocrlan9en oOer 81 gencbni.
gen. SIS eriitirc, iolpeit cr lpiiic, ni6t
Der Gerin9Itc @umO ge8cn cine abcr.
mlli9c &cr6onOlmg ocS SALES bier
IN Nep. .Oort lm0 wenn Oic Gertbci.
0iBlutg cine &erlcalug nu6 mlSludrt9
6eontroge, 10 werOe ct ocm Outrage
ii1erli6 opponiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
u 1t 6 elm 6rcier.

gluh Elm 6tctcr. - Wiittter:
yNtcinc Tohtcr miro ihon bon 10
pirlcn 6reicrn lmihlpQrmt, uno iie
mciB bo6 nod 9or nidlt, mos 2iebe
lit. Suuger @err: n@ndoi9e 5ron,
lpiiroen Sic mir pielleidt aeitatten,
oob ih iic ibr ertlGre?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
&crriift mic cin MGrsbuic.

Sa5Ieton IA, %. 9lpril. -
Snn 9urtnla. melder in Ger lcbten
@o6e ser Noli8ei bon 9tcport, 9G'S,
oie grltielige @eibidjte ii6cr cine
2lnnrhiitcn Gerihp0rlmg gegcn ocn
Yr1iiocntcn ouibano, 0ic ii1 ipater
ais cin NirngeipilIt bcroIaitclltc, fam
bcllte bier an mo bcgob iiA nah PIT.
0cnrieO, icinem iriibcrcn @obnort
no CT einen S6uB oli GbarleS
aruuIc, eincn ,@ruben0llficber Der
.2clia6 & @ilteSbarre Goal Co. "
obfcucrtc. Die &ugcl troi &rutc'S
Eoi0emtbr m0 Ser Monn blieb ln'
perlebt. @nrtuIu, melher oItenbor
muDniinnig it, bciinoet iitb in Solt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

gmcri68 0opcuc nupcicuo 5cocrunnn Mill
fpmmcn Ull-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
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OeriCl1nFfeu
Deri0nffem
b0llfOmmcmc ScrOamnng

9urC6 tbre untEUiGdien Gtaenf6aiteu fitmns
lir'n file ole 2eber bel Der glbionocrung ber
Sale mo beren gIbIeiiuua our6 Die @aHen'
fanaIe. 9iefe Biucn IN 9pfcn bon 5lpei bic
bier Stid werbcn rnft0 ole Ibdtielett Der aeber
reGuIirsn unb ben 4atieHten bon bieem 2etbsn
beireien. Gin oSer 3uet ber gtaopnB ten 8iI.
len tdgIid bon SencH gcnommell, bic an biIib'
fen S6mer6en uHo Irdgbeit Der 9cber IciSen.
mcrben buS GUitem IN Sronuns bnlten uno &c.
iunoc &erbdminn cr3,Icn.
80 bin 100 WeiIcH bon Der ndtbicn gtpo.
tbcfc enlternt uno ih ipiinitbc, oaB Gle mir Elm
Eutcno Sba6icIn nit Sbrengiuen lcnoen. 50
babc 8DeumatSmrs lno bin neun lPnnate lang
iu Sot springs gcluefen. Wleine 2eber uno
mctne Nicren ilno nnBe0uicn. SD fube, bab
Sbrc Riuen mir beiicr t0un ais ale Dlebisn.
bic cb idDon genonwtcn babe, unb ole Setlaliela
len 5uIammcn ecnonmen. gbtngsDOu
70. 3amrs.
Sarqia SaId. Dumn Co., gtri3Onu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Grcn,,,la acacn oico osdpuarsc Sanb." ("

g9ilfeSborre, No., %. 9lpril
- 80 2luslGnoer purOcn beitte inter
Der slnflnDc, Dlitgliebcr oes @ebeiit-
brnoes, SHluor5e Sano" 81 ieit mel
dc ieit Moroten ibr llnlpelcif IN Die
Icr .@egeno getrieben uno iiir piele
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Meicrplrtc sltc fir bic samen.

Die 6cmofraifdbcn Gnno6Ncn iucrocn 5uBcGcn
eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
>(eaOluaD'S
0t Yillen

Gouiiin6tG obnc c5eiGmnd, elegant ilber5u'
Gcn, i!ibrcn ab, rcnutren, rcinigen. luaibrn aus
uno itdrlcn. JiuownD5 Eiuen iiir bic SeiIpua
aICr StrunGen ocS WiuBCns. Der Gcodrmc ber
gderen, bcr Nlaie bon Observation-Disclosures, gc'
nommcnbcit Sbnna6ien, 8critOpiurGen Ano
SdmOrr0oi6eu.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

There are 1000, 900 families II
the cities Of the United states
whose annual incomes are $644.28
Are you Of them? Do you eat
porterhouse steak? See the answer
in The Press tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
CRIMINAL REFORM

II get up and
Your method furnishing
how much punishment
deed Then the where they
Finally let them
them because they jal-brds"
If said this you it,
is true
With all the enlightenment hopeless
nuddle when crime punishment how it.
what to do about how citizens those who
under forfeited their personal
New York experiment n
The that is to begin
passed the legislature and has been signed by Gov Hughes
This bill practically theory punish
dependent the
1t is marvellous forward O crime.
Ihs Dali provides for the creation commission
Jurisdiction OF probation
in all parts of the
Other pending bills continue movement pro-
posed to extend the parole
murder
will every criminal your chance to become
good citizen"
Such enacments
eral operation in There
of the law code
But of So many
for minimum and
maximum sentences between which
system OF making by his
must realize that all
should eventually reform and
criminal reclamation will tremendous
advances annals
era Of real towards the ideal
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
The Daily Short Story

Chief Clerk Fisher turned in her
direction and again met the eyes of
the unlicensed palmist
Fisher had the reputation of be-
ing a cool man OF the world; a
wealthy bachelor with no passion
except for racing cars. e
And here on this dull morning he
was taking a decided interest in a
case out of his line.
Are you known to Mr.. Mos
grover"
Eyes. sir" Miss Conyers an
swered miserably.
did he complain to you that you
interfered with his profession"
She searched the grave eyes;
something in them gave her oour-
age.
He never objected in any way
till II refused to marry him. He
had praised my talent and gave me
instructions before that; when he
wanted me to help him in his work
and l would not, he entered a COM
plant"
The chief clerk began to sort
papers, and the girl saw for the
first time the strength and charac-
ter of his shapely hands.
Suddenly her voice came, sweet
as a piccolo.
Il have been looking at your
hand-it Is such an interesting
0ne!"
Fisher lifted his grand head with
an abrupt movement.
"A hand of power tempered by
mercy" Miss Conyers continued,
lost to everything except her inter-
est in the subject; she lifted his left
hand and examined Its lines: "You
are a leader of men; Napoleon
without his desire Tor conquest;
Lincoln without his visions; Grant
without his rigid justice"
Her voice failed as she became
aware of her surroundings. What
would her fate beg How callous the
other prisoners were! Would she
become that way also? She felt as
though she would faint, but at this
moment her despair was lifted.
plaintiff not appearing against
Miss Conyers, the case is dis
missed"
Tears rose in her eyes: she put
out white hand impulsively to
the chief clerk, who held it closely
moment, then. with glad. swift
motion. she left the room.
Outside she moved more slowly;
suddenly man accosted her.
BEG pardon" he said breath.
lessly
Frightened, she faced him, but he
removed his cap as he finished re-
specially:
'Mr. Fishers automobile is at
your service. He asked me to drive
you to your home; here is his card"
Bewildered, she followed the
chauffeur to the big car; climbed
into the cushioned seat, then with
dazed glance scanned these words
penciied on Fishers visiting card
May come some time to find
out what lies In my future? shall
place implicit trust in the decision
OF such wise and gentle sibyl."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
DEALING IN FUTURES

II am sorry, but you will have to
be held until all the evidence is in
WAS | wrong?" the girl quav.
cred. Il don't see what wrong
I"
mo license, you see," interrupted
a lawyer.
But my friends all understood,
and"
why were you telling fortunes?''
asked the lawyer
Ida Conyer's white throat quiv.
cred piteously, but no words came
Chief Clerk Fisher left off writing
and looked at this unusual prisoner
From the beginning of her ar.
raignment, the humiliating moment
when she was placed in the dock
with miscellaneous prisoners, her
eyes had encountered nothing
genial till Fisher looked at her with
commiseration Then she, who had
contradicted her statements here.
tofore, gave him an accurate story.
The gist of the matter was that
her church committee in planning
to raise money for the building
fund, persuaded her to exercise her
talent for palmistry. She had
charged but AZ cents reading, the
money obtained having been turn
ed into the church treasury.
Then the officer who had served
the warrant on Miss Conyers de-
posed that complaint was made
against defendant by Mr. Lionel
Mosgrove. a palmist. He claimed
that she interfered with his Gus
tom.
Mr.. Mosgrove not having arrived,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

An attempt to wreck a crowded
southbound Southern Pacific train
from San Francisco for Los An
geles was made south of Pajaro.
Rails placed on the tracks in 2
places jolted the wheels of the
track.
At the irrigation congress in
Sacramento. Luther Burbanks. hor-
ticultural wizard, announced that
he is prepared to produce thorn
less cactus capable of highest de-
velopment on the most arid waste.
The trial OF the government
case to revoke the New Jersey
charter Of the Standard Oil Co. has
been postponed until September II.
John Wallace. laborer, was found
near the outskirts of Tacoma with
throat cut from ear to ear. The
dead man clutched a big knife in
A steamer sailing for China from
Tacoma carried 10000 tons Of
canned salmon and 10 boxes of hui
man bones. The latter were rem
nants OF Chinese sent home for
burial.
King Edward is the cause of a
divorce suit filed by L. ]. Brown
against his wife. While the Browns
we're abroad the king saw Mrs.
Brown and was very anxious to
make her acquaintance. Brown OBJ
jected and his wife left him.
Through letter from the widow
1t is learned that C. H. Paulson,
formerly a business man of Mullan,
Idaho, hanged himself at Lovelock,
New. He was an absconder and
victim OF drink.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

LONDON, Sept 6.--Beauty and
Beast have always hobnobbed more
or less, and as time passes there is
no noticeable diminution of Beau.
tvs fondness for Beast in any form.
Mrs. Edgar Waterlew is Eng.
lands premier woman dog fancier.
Her tastes run to bulldogs, and the
homelier they come the better she
likes them, providing their veins
carry royal blood.
In Champion Nuthurst Doctor
this English woman has reached
the limit apparently In ugliness.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
MOST ANYTHlMG}
AB5Ran 49, 50 s@fA } A NJ

admitted that some of them are
merer than others.
The little confectioneries are now
school suppliants.
1t is said that looking glass
held steadily in front Of the face
will ward OFF seasickness, and the
reason for this is not hard to see
into.
A woman either thinks her law.
yer Is the wisest man on earth, OF
that he has been bought up"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

&C@H / Lots O. women
INK don't handle their
"Nf kids with kid gloves.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
IN OTHER RACE
TRACK VICTIM

In police court yesterday after
noon Ernest Smith confessed that
he deserted his family for the
races, went to Seattle and lost the
last SIS he had. They live at E408
Providence av.
Smith was bound over to the SUI
perior court under a $3.50 bond.
which he failed to raise and was
sent to the county Jail.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
BOYS KILL BIG LYNX

Jean Zimmerman and John
James, IL year old boys, killed a
lynx measuring feet yesterday af-
ternoon at Garden Springs. The
boys first shot at it with a % cali
bre rifle. then went home and got
a 3S calibre revolver. Emptying
this without effect, they again went
home and secured a rifle with
which they shot the animal
through the heart.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

How are those rose bushes you
bought?"
They're all to the good"
What DO You mean"
81 mean that they died young"
That Taft has become hoarse is
no sign he's been beaten to a whis-
per-.
Visitor to the Farmland have
you an old oaken bucket?
Suburban Farmer-No; but you'll
find tin GROWER behind the
kitchen door.
Keeping everlastingly at it
brings success" murmurs the sage.
Yet the men who have been try
ing to put away all the booze are
apparently as far from the goal as
ever.
Although this column Is made up
of mere pleasantrles, 1t must be
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

/ How does the increased cost OF
living hit you, Mrs. Readerg Get
The Press tomorrow and see how
high prices affect the honest poor
of America.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

Burglars attempting to rob a safe
IN the federal court building at Sc
nttle used such heavy charge that
fhe outer doors we're blown off and
the inner door wedged against the
money box so tightly the robbers
secured nothing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our heartiest
thanks to friends and neighbors
who 80 kindly and willingly assist
ed through the sickness and death
of our beloved wife and mother.
We also thank Mr. Johnson, fore
man Of the Olive st. grading, for
stopping work in front of the resi-
dence during our sad bereavement.
8. r, Williamson and family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

BY OSCAR e. CHOPIN.
Brightest and queenliest of all
girls is the radiant damozel on
the face Of the Ut silver dollar.
None can hope to outshine her
bril1iance or to surpass her mag
netic style.
Her charm is perennial. Her face
is classy and classic When she is
by your side you are all to the
merry, and when she is far away
oh, when she is far away, what
words can express the soulfulness
OF the yearn with which you yearn
for her smile?
She has the Talcum sisters
Rose and Violet-beaten to a blue
whisper, and alongside her incom-
parable beauty all others look I'll
Love me, and the world is min
Girl of 1907. So say we all.
ARTIST Satte1
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

Do you believe that 1000, 900
honest, Woodworking families In
ahs United states can't afford de-
eent clothing, Ice, fruit, good
mseafs. butter, eggs and milk? Don't
ssIee Gibson Gardeners articles on
snoreased cost Of living In tomor.
nufs Presss
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

Can family Of 6 live we'll In
the United States for $3.50 a week
for food? See The Press tomor-
row. ,, 49,.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-06

Nuthurst Doctor has won Is cham
pionships under 16 different judgesl
establishing new record
Mrs. Waterlew is prominent sol
cially and has, a fortune which enI
abled her TO spurn an offer of S10.1
900 for her prize winning Beast
when approached by the represents
alive of an American syndicate
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-05-16

j, r. Busby, cashier of the Rose Hill
Savings Bank, has bought the DR.. w
L. Crowder property in Rose Hill and
will erect thereon a two-story brick
building in the near future.
The rain Monday night has made
things look fresh anu vigorous. The
rain was all received into the ground
The early potatoes planted in March
are through the ground and can be
seen in rows.
G. w. France, president of the
Frankel State bank of Oskaloosa, is
in chicago this week, leaving Rose
Hill Tuesday morning with two car
loads of lambs, 800 mead, all OF good
quality, and will bring the top of the
market. G. w. is a very successful
farmer and stock raiser of Adams
township, and owns 44O acres OF
Cholce4Land, all well improved and il
fine state of cultivation. His build
ings are all of the best, having the
largest and most commodious of any
in the county for stock.
May Is. Nasty Jr.