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COUNTRY ESTATE,

FOR SALE - 'AUSIC HALL" A BEAUTIFUL
country home near Chariottesyiile. 10 Albemarle
In full bearing; variety of other fruits: double
house. high ceilings large ball in middle. with
large rooms. ample dining room. VIII sell at
bargain or exchange for city property unincum.
hered wM. q. SAUNDERS CO.. 1407 r ct.
M fe16-fra
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FOR RKNT-231 I'D ST. Sc. ELEGANT 10 RMS
and bath, brick, new plumbing; large yard.
Rent. $40.
521 Sd st. ne. elegant rooms and bath; 2
story brick. Rent. S22 80.
LOUIS H. STABLER co Qnc.), 1919 st.
mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

FOR RENT - 1928 STH ST NV: 3,STORY
brick house, q large rooms and ba tn, and stable:
$50 80. Apply 1888 ST. NV. mh15-3ts
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FOR sALE-HDUsEs.

FOR sALE-FINE CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE,
with brown-stone trimmings; large southern front;
especially suitable for DOWNTOWN merchant: II
= attractive rooms; tiled bath guaranteed HOT
WATER HEAT; every room bright and airy; re-
: duced from 50. 80 to 81 500 to quick buyer.
WIILIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, COS & COS 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

1914 Riggs pl. 1Or, b. As 90
1902 = NV, Tor, b. 40. 90
1913 s NV, Tor. b. IS. OU
144O Corcoran, Tor, b3O.OO
RES.
14G2 + st nw......25.OO
Office, 617 14th NV. 1900
| 4 C., GIT 18th st. NV.
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U. 8. TRANSFER COMPANY.
MOTOR POWER


REPLACES THE HORSE.
$35 to $500 HEAD OF HORSES and 100
HEAD OF YOUNG, 3LOCKY- BUILT MULES, 9
to years old weighing 900 to 400 pounds, to
be positively sold. on account Of our new motor
wagon system. VIII be sold at the rate Of so
head a week. All good. servceable stock. right
out of hard work. Also. 80 HEAD OF BIC,
YOUNG. FAT MARES pavement sore: win come
sound In the country. See SUPERINTENDENT
at COMPANY'S STABLES. 533. 535. 537 and 500
WEST PRATT ST.. cor. Greene. Baltimore. Nd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Scnrp W. GcelcD cntlaitct.

@aibington 10. Suni. Slit
iangs oieies Monats bait Der aeiieI'
Snipeftor Qbeooore Z. Weriereau I'M
Saien BON Nelp.Dorf oie 5ii6tigfeit
lino bas 8erbalteu ieineS Gollegen,
bes ffs.SnipeftorS Senrp ~.
Seelep, bei'm Gepartement in einenl
iebr perod6tigen 2ift oargeiteat imb
cine llnterillhllng beantraDt. Gin,
iolbe baben ser Siilis-Sefretdr Gam.
renee 8. Wurrnp nmo Der Corpora
tions.GommiliGr Sberbert anor Smitl)
nor9cnorunlen uno ibr pom SdnoelS'
SefretGr Strails genebmigter Veridbt
lnlitet oabin ooB Die geihuloi5un8en
gesen Srn. Seelep iih als abiolut an
baltlcs eripieien ba6en, llno oab
nidts porgcbroft poroen lit, mas aui
llngeborigfeit i'm lienit ooer Wtangel
oil SGbigfeit ooer Yilibttreue ihlie'
zen lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Shuarscs Sdenial crbalt ben pcr
oicutCn Su1u.

Ntlantd ga, #. Slui. -
@illiom SobniorL ein 9te9cr, iibcrs
fillrt I'M lebten 9lugllIt cInen lrulitt.
Iifen 9lngriff oui 6rou @eorgin
Sembrec, cine @eiBe, periibt 81 bo-
ben, enoete belite oabier ont 8algen.
@Gbreno cr oui Dem S6afiot lton0,
Geitano er peritbiebenc ser i'm lebten
Sonlmer III Qltlanta imo llm0ebing
periibten @erbrehen elm ipelhe bos
mails oaS Ellblitim Nii'S S1ocbItc er.
regten ltnb ipGter 81 Dem sluiriNr
bonn %. September fiibrten. @ie er
ansab, idloB CT nobe 9lOamspille Den
6arnlcr ). u. .Qtooop aus einem Sin
terbolt nieOer, fellertc mebrereS hiilic
IN 5. ". 9rpant's @oballng nobc
Goitpoint ob, luelAe Die 6rou 9rpart
imo ibre Shmeiter oernunbeten, unO
mahte nabe Gopenball einen brutalen
9lngriff anf sic Shrpeltern Saurence,
ocren cltcite er beiplBtlos lno alti
2ebenS5eit pcrrllltaltet liegen lieB.
sd bobc 9lIleS getban, bciien idl
nn9efInGt mar, ltno nod mcbr," iugte
Scr Tcrbrehcr ilnmittclbor Dor iei.
nem Stlr3 oitr1 sic geoiinetc SoG'
tbiire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
WeitGnbiacr Nieh.

San Intonio, Ger, Is. Sini
= Iuius g4iaiams, ipelher iif) ani
Die 9lnflage, Srau Sauie Gibbons
bon Columbia, sc, Inn SCI ,000
6eitcbIcil al baben bier i'm @efGng.
niB beiinOet, bat bas 8erbrehen ein.
geitanben. g8illiams nuroe geitertl
alii einem uSoiltbern Yaciiic" .3u0
abgefaBt. 5rm Gibbons ilno @il'
liams mnren ans Dem Often bier ein-
getroiien. Gie 5rmt beabiiftiste,
2anb III Seras 81 faufen. Sic bate
fiinf5ia $t000.Sheine uno $1,000
in Solo bei iih. @iniams mictbete
cine artihe itno iflug iGr Dor, in oas
0ebol5 5u fabren. Iort ldlig er lie
aui oen aopi imo ueriitd,te, iie 81 er.
trdnfen. Sierart brrnllbte er lie uni
fam bierber 5uriid. r.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

GriegScrfI1rimg acgen Salpuoor err
loiicll bat Gr bat bcreitS lpeitcre
Suppen uno ariegSporr1tbc obge'
i6ift INN ben @cncral Nlfuruj ipcl'
der in SaIpaoor 0us Eonier ocS gItf,
rllbrS erbobcn bat lmo ben Friii0en'
ten SiDtcrd 5ll itiir5en rerlcbt, ub
Geididt Sin neucr bhItiqer &rieg
uno mobriheinlih nebenbci nod ci-
nige Ncpohtioncn iteben iomit in 0ie'
lem CONNER iiir Gcntral.9lmerifo III
9IuSiid)t. 3elapa bcburrt olf ieinem
EIonc, cine SbOcrotion ser central
omcrifanilbcn 9fcpnblitelL IN iuclcbCr
er iclbIt 0ic crlte @eigc lpieIen uill.
um icbcn ErciS iu'S 2cbcn 5t rilicn.
Merifo llno oie Ser. Stootcn lperben
iih min abermalS ben1ilhcn nliiIIem
ibre Iienitc ais TermittIer al5u'
bictcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Sdlmib i'm 8efGnsniN.

SanSranciSco, IA. SSitni. -
@;e Stills 3iitriftsamwalt Semen
ntittbeilt, miro @rgene Shmib tros
iciner llebcriiibrung lpcgen @elo'
crpreiiung nomineG Mopor bleiben,
inocm fcin @eieb criItirt lntcr iucl'
hen er obgeIcbt mcrocn. fann 10
longe icinc leberFiibrllng nif,t in ocn
hobcrcn SnItun5cn ollfreht crbaltet
moroen lit. Gr iuiro inoeiien MIR nod
Dem 9talnen mad, Napor bleiben imo
Die Superpiioren iperoen ems ibrer
Wtitglieoer al,Sluablen, ipe!heS Die
Filihiell oes StootobcrbotptS propis
IoriId 81 perri6ten bdt. Shnlib be.
itebt oarouf OoB er unid)uloig lcL
lmo erflGrt iid) entidloiien Icinel
sSaa our9 a1e ssnltan5en 5lt perfol'
gen.
Ti6ter Iunne bot bas @eiud)
Sdmie's Inn GntIoiIung gegen giirG.
ifait permorien unb Die lleberfiib.
rung oes Wapors in'S @efGngniB an.
georonet. 9ns llrtbeil ioa nm Gon-
nerltus, 81. Sltni geidllt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Stnat ituo 9mnO.

&nnioS.Gi Gitp, NO, Is. Suni.
- 9(llf 9lntrag 0eS @encralonamoltS
$oooIcp crlicB bcltc Hihtcr Forfa
pom &rciSgeridt mt Die biciiAcn Ser
trctcr Der od,t5cbn Snllptbnbnen in
Ntiliouri cine &criilglnA ucl6c III
ncn oltfNicbt lih nob bcnl @clcb SIT
ridtcrL lucIheS oIS ocn b0cblten
EreiS fiir Die EcrionenbciGroerlng
5mei Gents pro Dieile feitiest ollb
cinen Mnrittol6ctrog iiir sSrahtiGte
ciniilbrt umo bcllte llm Wiitternoht
IN aruit getrctcn lit. GoorrCb lett
iid) Dos &rciSgcridt III @iocriprlh
nit Dem 9lnoessI sIiltriftsgeridt, bel
Incident Die @obncn Elm @inbaltsper-
fabrcn cingeleitct baben, in lucld)cm
ben Staotsbednlten llnterlngt mor0cn
lit, Die bctrcffenocn 8eleBe 3llr glus.
fiiGrlnlG ii hrin1cn @encrolnnmult
Soolcp lit old gIcid)5cltig bel Dem
8cricbt in ct. Souis flaabor Gciuors
Den luo bat Ginboltsbcfeble crluirtt
melhc Den oht5cbu Souptbabnen
BON Miiio,,ri onbcieblen, sen neuen
geicblibcn Soyihriiten noh5ufonl'
men.
Gos Gcriobrcn gc9en Oic obt5ebn
bcOeutcnoItcn Giienbobnen ocS Stoo.
te0 Otilioltri, olrh meI6es Die 9c.
omtcn bes gcnounten Stoates per.
binoert mcr0en iollcrL Die 9eitint.
mungen @ctreffS Der WorimoIiroHt.
roten un0 Der 3meiccnts.Eoiiagier.
ratc hcute 5lr 9urbiiibrilna 81 brin-
gelL iulr0e beutc inn 9unocS 81.
ItrittSgeriht Dor &iftcr Smith Wtcs
Nerlon ans Hco.Snf, So begonner,
ieood bon oem gennnnten 9iidicr auf
morgen neri6obcn. Gie 9lnmGlte
Scr 9nbncn ucrOen morgen Onr5ulc'
gen pcriuden bob ser GinboltS.9e.
fcbl Oes @unoeSgerihtS sic OrSre
Der itootlidcn &reis9erihtc bon ct.
SolIia mo &onioS.Gitp ollibebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Nrci ,yrancn ~ Spbe uerbrannt.

Cincinnati, g., IA. SUM. -
Srou anele Gear, aotbarinc Sterr
uno Marp WioOletoiph brei bctagtc
Srallen5imner, erlitten beute lriib
6el einem Seler, lpeldes Die bier
buupti1fliden @eb1llbe in ser Sba.
fer 9lieoerIaiilmg gu NbiteDater
SiIlase, nabe Sarriion o. 5eritorte,
ben Slammentoo. Gbas. Sterr uno
gnorep gaB erlitten aili ibrer Sll6t
aus ben @ebGuoen idmere 9rano.
punoen. gs mangeIte an Soid)appa.
raten uno ale Seriuhe, ben Slamnten
ginbnlt 81 gebietcn luaren oerge6lidJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Nod Gin MOrb in csDlgc Der @rOluns
Dillc glffairc.

SouIton Ter, "A. Suni. -
SberIt g. 8. @reforo, cin tonon9e-
bcnber @eibdftsmann lpurbe belltc
5u 9romnspillc in Solge zines 8eitern
BON i6m crlaiienen Girfltlars, in mel
dent CT oeu GopitGn @illiam aellp
megen Der pon bcmielben Genlodten
9lusiagen Dor oenl nit ciner Inter.
iudllng scr Brownsville Nffaire be.
lhGitigten ScnntS Gonlite III Wnlb.
ingtou bitter oenlll5irtc, eridoiien.
SSciic 1borbon, elm 9teiie oes Gnpi.
tins aeup, lit ais Teriiber Ser 0ht'
that ongcflngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
geiebten ouf baS 8r5bIi6itc be-

geIeBten ouf baS 8robli6ltc be-
ld)inpft
9oS &rie9sgeriebt perllrtbeilte Sic
13 0uiaren 5lm Go0c. Ger Corps.
Gonlnanoout ubcr bot MilOcrllugS.
Griin6e gelten loiier nuh lie 81 lteben
3nbrcn 8eiGngnb bcOnoOi9t.
u nj hIuB Scr Mutbcncn i
0ie 0cutl DE 2intc.
Cine bcmcrtcnSmcrtbc 9Infinoi.
9rnA lit bon Ger Eartcileitllng Der
HlltbencH ou9gc9on0en Slc crtlurt,
oaB tic inn 0itrcihiihcn Mcidsrotb
elm 9'im0niB nit DER hcutIhCn Sin-
Fen lllcbc, llnD 5luor 0e1cn Die Bolen,
oIS oie llntcroriidcr Scr Rltbencn.
Gic neltlicbcn Sor0GnAc ol scr Gcnl-
berger llniucriitGt, iiber lpcIdle iuic.
0crbolt bcrid)tct ultr0c. Gnbcn cine
iebr icinoicIige Stinlnntng GcNcn Oic
Eolcn lnter oen Jltbeucn er5eugt.
Sic miro pbnc 3peiiel bci'm erIten
9lnIoB i'm Souic 81 crploiiucm 9llSs
Orlf gclnn9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Sn Den ocMtidlcn WtanUpcrn.

go hingtpn :. s., IS. Suni.
- @enerolltobahci @cIl bot bclitc
Die Sfii5icrc oclisnirt, pelhe ocn
OiesiGbrigcn oeutiden Wfonopern oils
geobohter bcilpobncn iollcn. IS iin>
Dies 9rigooe.@encrol @inielo S.Gb.
gcrlp, Gonlnrononnt oes 9cpdrte-
ments onl @olf, Wtoior Cornelius Ie
g4itt @ilcor pom @enernlitob II. Gos
pitdn &. Z. Wtidep. ebcniollS pom
@encrolltob. 9lac Grci limo Mcit.
pointer. @cncrol Gogerlp lit &opols
eric.Sffi5ier, aud ilingirtc er i'm
iponiiben &riege ols General SSn.
ipeftor in Cuba. Maior @ilcor lit
in Der Shluei5 geboreu, mohte ipG.
fer bic Diilitdr.slfooemic 5lt @eit.
Eoint burb uno luorb III oie glrtille,
ric eingeitellt. Gr bot lGn9ere 3cit
al Der Spite oes @iireaus fir milf
tGriihe Sniormntion i'm ariegs.Ge-
partement geitanOen irno NOR elmer
Der erlten, iuelhe bon Der ariegsihn-
le promopirten, Capt. Wiifep lit So
paIlerie.Sffi5ier mo ieit mebreren
Subren Dem 8cneralitabe 3ugetbeilt.
Iie orei Offi5iere merben gnoe 9lrl.
quit abreiien l,nb ipGbreno oeS Mn.
mats September in Gei,tihlono per.
bleibelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Sas (sn6e upm Qiebc.

Srontom @, IA. Srili. .-9bas.
Sbafer, 80 Sabre alt, ipel6er gelterll
in ieiner 8cbnun9 SIT Spmnes Greet
ieinen adtidbrigen Sobn erlhoB ltno
feline 8attin ioIpie ieine Shnieger'
mutter ourd Sdiiiie pcrlpiinbetc,
ipnroe beute iriib ais 2eihe in Der
9td6e Der @obnung ieiner Wlltter &c.
iitnben. gr bate Selbitmoro ourdj
Ginncbmen BON 8iit begangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
@criidJte iiber Gin WurSeomplut.

selma slla, IL. Slmi. - Sin
@eriiht lpor beute bier I'M llmlmlie
GaB morgcn bel Der @ccr0igung OcS
ScnotorS Wtor9an elm gerillh &C.
lnnht lueroen iollc, ben &ice.FrGii'
ocntcn SairbanfS, ioipic Oen Senotor
tSoratcr 81 crruoroen. Die 9eboroC
lit bcnuhrihtigt lporocn allein oos
Gjcriidt miro bon 10 5ien:!ih Sober
mann olS cine abillrOe Grinl0lrn0 be-
trahtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Sine furmclc aricgscrflGrnng.

@aibingto II, 3. g., fl. ISiuti.
Soeute i'm Staatsoepartement ein.
setrofiene oiii3ieae Nabribten aus
Iicaragua ergeben, baB YrdiiOent
Selapa bon Guatemala in Solge elmer
bon bier aus an i'm ergangenen 9ln.
fragc be5iiglih ieiner fiir3lihen Sin.
nabme BON slcaiutla cine iormeQe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
crflGrllng on SoIuuoor,
st. IuiiI, Wim., IA. ,Slni.

st. Yanl, Wtim, IA. SUM -
&riegsietretGr Gait mllroc beltc gtad)s
nittag, lpubrcn0 cr elmer Srllppens
9fcuuc I'M Sort SncIling bchpobnte,
plobli6 llnpohl ilnO brnh Sltiunnncn.
Wian brqd)tc i'm llNt ser WoGnlng
ocS Srn. :. 2. Sill al &ir0inin-9lues
me oobicr llno iteltc i'm inter 1r5t.
life 9ebonollmg. 0oS porbercitctc
2llnheon I'M yGoilntp Glub" lplroe
olligcgeben, mo es lit irnglidL ob Der
Helt oeS 81 gbren OcS Seilders ent-
morfencn Erogranms burbgeiiibrt
meroen fan,. Gie S(er5te fiirhtel,
onB Etoroin Ger8iftllng porliegt,
oa llebclfeit Elm bouptiGblibes
Spnptom oeS &ronfbeitsioQeS lit.
Serr Gait, melher in einem Sllttos
mobil nod Sort Smelling fam, be.
ltieg sort Elm Yfero uno mpbnte Der
Hcpiie boh 5lt Mob bel. Sp0ter belt
cr in Der @obnung ocS WtojorS @eoll
uno beiien Satin cincn Gmpfong ab.
uno bel bieler 9elegcnbeit ereignete
iib iein 3uiomnenbrlld,. S6on Dor
Der Hepiic, ipdbrenb er in cinem 9lll.
tomobil ollf Der sSobrt nod) Dem go.
fal oeS oSopn ao GountrD Club"
mar, botte er iid iiber llebelfeit llnb
,Srolt bcl6mert. Or. Snepc, ipel6er
ben Rotienten III 9ebonoling bot,
erfldrt, es iiege feine Etomain.8ers
giftung Dor, ionoern nllr Elm beftiger
9lnfoll BON llnperooulihfcit, ilnb Der
Sefretar befinoc iid 10 luobl, ols inl-
fer Sen llmItGnocn 81 crnortcn ici.
(Spoter.) - &riegaictretdr Saft
mar bcilte 9lbcnb iolpeit bcrgeltellt
oob er Die inn 5il Gbren I'M sllloito'
rium 5u ct. Saul peronituIteten
9anfett beilupbnen fonnte. ST cr'
reidtc ooS 9lii0itoriilm um 7.45
SlbenoS, uohoenl CT porber cine bolbc
Stunoc geihluien hattie.
Gait pielt mdbreno bcS 9antctts
cine Heoe iiber Eanonnfanl lino leinc
Welbid)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
&aide 9crfcQnng.
ScfrctGr Saft's plGblidDc Grfraufuna
in Sort Smelling.

GS por MIR Elm 2luiaIl bon llnper.
oonlihfcit rnb ser Gnticnt tomte
ihou am slbeu0 wieoer eincnt
@aufctt beimobncn, Seine
@iiraihnft iiir Shmib mo ser
Diapor muB ms @eidnaniB. -
llrtbeilsidlllug am ~. Slrni. -
9lppeIl an ale D05crcn Snltan6en.
- YrGiioent 3cIopo BON @uotc-
nlolu crliBt cine Iormcllc &riegS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04
The International Socialist Congress.

1t seems to be generally conceded
that Bedlam itself was not circum-
stance to the proceedings of the recent
International Socialist Congress. Theo-
retically Socialists believe in ruling the
world by love alone through a parental
kind Of system which gives everyone
ton. Many of the advocates of this
faith are somewhat haZy In their con-
ccption of it's details. but it is one that
never has failed to appeal to those who
seek to live without labor. The true
Socialist believes that upon the inau-
guration of his system the lazy man
would forthwith become a worker. the
miscr liberal-minded citizen, the
shiftlrss man veritablc fountain of
energy. and the criminal be shorn Of
his viciousncss. Certainly beautiful
dream. and it is sad to record how
rudcly it was shattered by the proceed
iEgs of the international congress.
1t is stated. on excellent authority.
that no two delegates in that assembly
could by any possibility be brought to
an agreement upon any proposition.
Every matter discussed was the occa-
sion of a fresh quarrel which stopped
little short of hair-pulling. The mill
tarists in the congress outvoted the adj
vocntcs Of peace, and when the great
ca,,sa Of brotherly love ana human re-
generation came up for discussion there
was ycritablv "a hot time" in the con
v.ntion These advocates and repre-
sentativcs Of universal brotherhood al
exhausted the vocabulary Of vitu-
ner,ti,r in finGing new names ana
fresh erithets to apply to one another
In fact. one of the bittcrcSt quarrels OF
the convention came over the discus
sion of the very meaning of Socialism
If is gratifying to know that all of the
, delegates finally succeeded IN getting
nome alive, but it must be ADMITTED
that az an object lesson of brotheriI
love. human sympathy, and human
sanity. the convention cannot be sal'
| tn have been a success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04

Mr. Bryan appears to have the same
ability to make himself ridiculous to-
day that characterized him when he
srlcmnly assured the American people
that the price of silver and wheat rose
togethe". which theory was shortly
rudcly shattered when the value of the
silver bullion in a dollar fell to Al cents
and the price of a bushel of wheat adj
vanced to above a dollar. Just now he
has made the astounding discovery that
President Roosevelt's advocacy of fed
eral Incorporation for railroads doing
an interstate business is really deep
laid scheme on his part to protect them
from the domination of the states. a
few more important discoveries like
this and the name of Mr. Bryan will be
Dennis even if it has not become Sc
already. Certainly the claptrap meth.
obs which he is employing to keep him.
self before the public are not strength,
ening him in the estimation Of i'll,
American masses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04
A Desperate Case.

A husband came home one evening to
find Il note left Tor him by his wife. Care
lcssly he opened it, but as he read his
face blanched. My God"' he exclaimed
How could this have happened SO sud-
denlv?" And, snatchin& his hat and coat,
he rushed to hospital which was near
his home.
- want 10 see my wife, Mrs. Brown. at
once he said to the head nurse. before
she goes under the ether. Please take my
message to her at once
Mrs. Brown?' echoed the nurse.
"Tirr"'s no Mrs. Brown here.
- nen to which hospital has she gomez"
asked the distracted husband. Il found
this note from her when | came home, =
and lie banded the note to the nurse, who
read:
Dear Husband-I have gone to have my
kimnho cut out. BELLE.
Ladies' Home Journal
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New Use for Post Cards.

The post card as a campaign document
is coming into great favor. To announce
meetings. familiarze the people with the
faces Of candidates, and present a few
con, incing al guments briefly are some OF
tn, uses to which it is to he put during
the next Presidential contest. In medl-
cine. Hostetter's Stomach Ritters has
been in great favor for over II years. and
because or its wonderful merit is REGARDED
TODAY more highly than ever. Doctors.
druggists and thousands in private life
have volutarilv praised IT and i'in with
,Is in Urging every sick man or
oman to try bottle at once.
For curing sour lisings. heart
hmm. cramps. diarrhoaa. dyspepsia, in
f.r,,:,lc ills it j. solendid Try a hnttlo
TODAY and see for yourself. We Gnaran-
tee it pure.
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LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDOBORO.

George CuShman went to East Wal
dohoro Monday
W. r. Shuman of Waldoboro was in
this place Saturday.
MIR and Mrs W III. S.ahl who have
been visiting at the home of his brother.
d. O. Stahl. have returned to their
home in Cambridge. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. McI.ain of Rock
land We're recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cuslman.
Mrs. Ilarland Uussey, who has been
passing a week with her parents. Mr.
ard Mrs. Geo Oliver, returned to her
home in Bradford. Mass, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Webb of Village
View Farm. Warren. called on reia-
tivcs here one day last week.
Mrs. Lizzie H"lbrook and grand
daughter, Mae. who have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook the
past week, have returned to their home
in Maiden. Mass.
u. +. Savage Of Dorchester. Mass,
called on Mir. ana Mrs. Elmer Shuman
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flanders are
happy over the birth Of q nice baby
boy. Mother and son are doing nicely
J. G. Bogucs. who has been visiting
relatives in Boston and Lynn, Mass
has returned home.
Edwin Brrnhcimer of Temrlcton,
Mass. has been a guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lcndon Burgess the past week.
Miss Lizzie Mank of ManlS Town is
passing n few days with Miss Sadie
Mank.
Miss Ada Winch6nhaugh of Dutch
Neck passed Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ESQ. league.
Mr.. and Mrs George league of War
rem called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oliver Monday.
Rnrt Bogues has purchased nice
| family horse of Lees, the hen man.
Pearl Whitchouse who has been at
work in the barber shop of William
| Flint at Waldoboro for the past two
| weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. 0. c. Townsend. accompanied
by her niece, Miss Lena Burnheimcr,
| returned to her home in Somerville,
| Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Mank and son Laforest
Of Mank Town were guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Elmus Shuman Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Hoffses and daughter
Helen returned to their home in Wal
| than Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Walter, Mr..
James Walter and Miss Alice Geyer of
Waldoboro attended church here Sun
| day and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Walter.
| Mr.. William COthran and sister Mrs
Scrah Dodge OF Newcastle have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Walter
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Pevear and
little daughter of WATERFOWL, Mass.
were callers at Leslie Lewis last week
Mrs. Ernest Dunton and family and
Mrs. Louisa Dunton are visiting Mrs
Dunton's daughter. Mrs. Fossett, in
Pittstop
Misses Annie and Mary Corson of
Augusta are visiting Fat William
Grady's.
Miss Daisy Palmer, teacher of the
Reyes Corner school, and Miss Daisy
Fowlcs of the Lewis school are board
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis.
The superintendent of schools has not
been able to secure teacher for the
free high school which was to CON-
mence September End at North White
field. He is making every effort pos
sible and hopes to find a teacher soon
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Curiosity Aroused.

"D0 | want a party line? snapped
Mrs. Harller. with much emphasis. No.
indeed: Why the idea: l wouldn't think
of having one"
'ron't blame you, madam. replied the
telephone solicitor, with q sly wink at the
milkman Party lines are YER; embar-
RAISING. When You go to the phone to
call UP some one you are likely to hear
Mrs. A. telling Mrs. E. all the latest gossip
of the ncit hborhood. Then YOU sill hear
the butcher telling Mrs. Il how much she
owes him and what he is going to do if
she doesn't pay him
'tiraClou=,"
Not only that hut Won can near Just
what Miss Is says to her beau during
lunch hour and what old man Smith is
telling the pretty widow down i'm the
apartment house and-but what is the use
of wasting time' You don't want a party
line They are too embarrassing. Good
daN. madam l.
Bnt Mrs. Iarkcr had him nv the arm
Come right back" she said. firmly.
and take NY order for q party line
What if it is embarrassing? We all have
to stand cmIarraSSmentS sometimes"