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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-01

25c Covered Glass Butter Dish loo
15c Covered Glass Sugar Bowl 10c
Handsome Glass Cream Pitcher 10c
China Cream Pitcher 10c
26c Is inch Glass Vase loo
.20c Broomal0c
s3cakessO ctagon Soap 10c
5 cakes Jumbo Soap Zoe
3cakes Fairy Soap lOc
8 boxes Grandma Washing Powder loo
I double sh'ts Tanglefoot fly paper loo
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-01
Very truly
REV. M. E. PARRISH
Pastor First Baptist Church.

AshsYille, NC, May 81, 1907.
Several years ago I bought . set of
ttStdddard's Lectures. lind have never
regretted the purchaser
I hknom OF no books that give one such
delightful accounts Of travel in many
lands. They r the best substitute and
the best preparation for q trip around
the world. REV. R.F. CAMPBELL,
Pastor Presby terian Church
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sciratbs : qiccnsen.

@iaiam 9. Gniep, 26, un0 6lo-
renee %. @Gorsc, 81; 9fpplifMnt Gas.
I. Guiep, iul., Nr. 1927, NorOSGen-
tral.Npenlie. .
6rnnf s. Gerr, At, uno Imelio &,
Bad, %; Applifant 5ranf 6. 0err,
9tr. 1873, GroBitroBen.Warf
tSenrp Seitmiiaer, 30, llito Nnnie
Hei5inger, AZ; Ipplifant Senrp 9eit-
miller, @olbington, .. 6.
Sarrp 6. aoni9, %, uno Marga.
ret S6pob, %; 9(pplifant SarrD 6.
aonig Nr. els, @eit.9orreItrnbe.
Gbarles $. Ieeoer, %, ullO 9(nnic
3. &eniett, %; Ipplifont Charles $.
&eeoer, Der. 90, Horo.G 1arlesltrabe.
GGriltion $. @oaenberg, SO, mo
Marp $. Matrrap, IS; Npplifont
GJriitian s. @ollenberg, Nr. 1874,
Noro- SonoitroBe.
&onanb =. 9rc6n, 81, upo Sirgi-
tio %. Smeiber, 26; Ipplifnnt Con.
81. Slpeiser, Ir. ga, 9torO.Arling-
font gpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
8p1tpn's Sonmtags3iuang.

Bottom, 10. Sanltar. - Wfebrerc
Terionen, ipeld)c beit)nloigt limo, am
letten Sonntag giscreme abgclieicrt
AT baben, lieBen lire Sale uif oic
8crbanolunasliite i'm Earthquakes
ridt lesen. gbmaro 8. @ilion MIR
De I'M So gebiiBt, Neil CT ma Sonn-
taa @aaren i'm Sbauieniter georonet
hattie. Die arbeit, rpelfe George
freeman an ber llntergrnnoeabn IN
Der @ai6ingtonItraBe ON Sonntag
aetban Bate, lpuroe i'm Sinne pes
@eiescs als n~otbpenbig erflart uto
1rceman entlnifen, gbenIo gliidli1
mar g. Fitzgerald, Der am Sonntag
einen @agen gepaid)en batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sin pfliduactrcncr @aAnbeSienltctcr.

9oone, Sa,, 10. Samlor. - Der
SdneQpolt5ua Nr. 10 Der oGbicago
'1tno 9tortbueltern Giienbobn" ent-
ging init fnappcr Scott Der 3erIto.
rttg in 'bieliger N65e. aGtner DER
Siaoerobren : 9eri6liiiie i'm aeiiel
Der 2ofomotipe lotto lid llto 2ofcmo-
tioiiibrer 2olliS Sbllll mllroe Ourf
g%lilbenoen Iannpf unO fofenoes 8ol-
ier BON ieinem Soften pertrieben Der
3ug mar in poler 6abrt. Sbua
fletterte nad) Dem @rpreBmaggon uno
b1mnerte an oelien 3biire. Grit nad
einigen Minuten .oifnete Der Glerf
ilno bielt linn 5ipei Tepoluer e~lttgegcn,
On er einen lleberiaIl befiirdtet batte.
Sjmc0l bats toOt. batte Sbull nod
Gruft genilg, Die Iot6leine 81 5ieben,
mcl6e Die 2llitbremien uusloite uno
sen BUG gum Steben brnd)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
@ebltcrfultms idpminoct.

IT. 0 II, Maii., 10. Sanuor. -
8ie Midter Soft pom bieiisen gln-
oesfreisgeri6t entifieo, bat ieoer
8erleger, ser Elm @orterbud) berals-
giebt, oas Gedt, in Serbinoung oa-
ntit Sen Hunlelt @eblter SIT gebrah'
d,ell oa oas llrbeberre6t, meld)es Die
ousidlieBlife 9efngniB ert6eilte, ben
Notnen 81 gcbrauhen, idon i'm Sabre
1889 erloi1en lit. Die @ntideioung
mltroe in Dem Ero5eB abgegcben, mel
d,en sic Is. & 6. Werriam So. in
Springfield ongcitrenst bate. iioem
file iiir lid oas alsiflieBllhe Ted)t be-
oniprudte, Elm @orter6alf Der eng.
liiden Sprode oils baS @cblter'lfe
al bcseid)nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Rcuer Grafebl ii6cr Sarais . ScbSc.

Sad 0 II, &p., 10. Somtor. -
@roBe Nliireglrug 6crridt bier iiber
Sen heiite b~eginnen0en Yro5eb gegcn
Oen Or @ountpridter SargiS unO Or
SAeriif @6tpar0 Callahan tuegen ser
Dor bier SabrPn 'periibten G~rmor0ung
0eS 0r, Cor. Der Woro mar ser
auSruufs elmer l%nnJi0brigen eSebOe,
pelde iebt nod nidyt beigeIcgt lit.
Gas StGot6en lit nit 9epaiinetcn
gciiiut,, Gin GonfIitt miro beiiir6tet
itn6 Ridter GorncS bat ben @ouoer-
neltr nm 4blcn0un9 bon Mills err
ildt. 9i8 jcbt lit e5 nod ni6t ges
lunger, cine Surp 3uiammcngliescn,
tuetl itd Die meiiten 8cpobner ser
@egenO ideucn, cine &oIe in 6em
Rro5eB 5rt ipieIcn.
&ouiSpille, ap., 10. San. -
Cine IeIepbonbotidaft ans 2erin9.
ton melOet, OnB oaS NppeIlotiorS9cs
rid)t bcitte Nad)mittaa eincr 8eiebl
5llr Giniteullna OeS Bro5elieS in Sad
ion erlaiien bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
1lantcn cincn Sabnfrcpcl.

Cincinnati 8, 10. San. =
Ser @eiBe Hcbert 5. Satuper uno
ole Gcgcr Gpcrctt 9roofiDire uuo
@iaiom Martin, melAe in Somer.
lett, SIS, perbaitet uoroen iino, leo
ten oos @cit6noniB ob, ooB lie einen
8erIonen5llg Der oGucen & Crescent.
Gilcnbobn" oitrf GDnomit in Ole
Suft lprengen uno oie Eoiiagiere be-
raubeu MOLTEN, lino gaben cine &c.
nalie 9ei6rei6uaa 0opon, tpie Tie oaS
8erbreden ms @erf ieben llno ma.
meutIid) einen Giierbobn : 0eteftip
ermorben moIlten. Sic iinb Ser
8ronb=S itrp unter Ser 9cihlltoiglung
Der Sali6miln5crei iibcrDicicn nor.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
gmf Dem Scimpcsc pOn Der airdJc.

9eOfor6, ga, 10. Samlar. =
2cttc Nodt FAINT cS in ser 8egeno bon
EurccIl, 8eofpro.G 5l cinem
t0otlideu Streit. Nd)t iunge 2elte
fe)rtcn BON elmer r~eligioien 8eriamm.
lung 5uriid, ais Der t9-iGbrige SSor-
San Smith ben anoeren in ein @c.
biii6 porun elite. gr lnlterte BORT Nli
Den 24-iGbri9en 6ranf Smith, ld)oB
CIDER ans 8erieben ouf Sob Smith
nnb icbIte ibu. SpGter ober ifoB er
abermolo uipo pcrIebte 6ieSmal Sront
Snlitb tootIid. Der SbGtcr lit cnt,
fomnlrn. @ie eS beiBt, banorbcn id,
Die 9ciOen I'M oos 0leid)e MG0d)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sine Sahrt nadD SnSianapuliS.

8 a bington II, .. g., 10. San.
Brdit0ent GooiepeIt bat beid)Ioi.
icn, iidJ sur GntbiiGunu Oes Gent
mails iiir Sen @encral SenrD @.
Sapton an Observation-Disclosures
nad) indianapolis 81 bcgcbcn, un0
bat cincm 9ilr1cr Gomitc bon sort
cine cntiprcdcnOe 3itia9c geluaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
9cfisit nnb EeIbitmorS.

GoIu a, no, 10. San. -
Sobn 3. Sarris, friiberer auiiircr
Der gonf ser 6irma Dab, Sobniton
& so. 5lt 4iblun0, in ociien 9iidcrn
fiir5li6 Gin 0cfi5it cntOedt pllr0c, be-
ging bette 5t 9IibIonO SeIbitnorO
Oltr6 @ridieBcn. gr mar 90 Sabre
alt lut0 binterIGBt cine @ittpe nit
orei &inoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sabre 8urtc.
Reprdientant anbn iiber sic abibui
Jung ser &ontine. - llriad)c pic.
Ter @iBitGn0e in ser grmee.


Ter @iBitGnoe in ser arnee.
8aibington, .. s., 10. San.
~ Die 6rage ser 9lrmcc &antine
fiibrte i'm 2ulfe ser geratblrng ser
rmee-GerniaigungSbiu pieoer 81
lebboften @r0rterungen. @S mar oos
bon Ole ReOe, oaB Die 9eiertionen
mobreno 6es lebten SobreS mebr
ilberbon3 genommen babe, alS ie, nnO
eIn Superintendent crtitnbigte iid nod)
Scr ltriohc. oGie gtbifnfhtng Scr
anntine," ricf bier &epr6icntout
Gobn (Gol.) in Sen Sool. 9nS lit
Der @rttO, Uarltm sic Mrmee Sltriid,
gcbt. Sqtt, ga Die Gattine abgeidaift
1T, bcnt6en Die NtanriGoiten gemeine
Spelltnfen mo @iitbuoen, unO melrl
Die StunOc ihlGat, 81 meIder it'd naG
ibrcn Poitcn 5uriidfcbrcn io0en, 10
limo lie niht Oo5u i'm StanOe. Sic
iteDen unter Dem @inflnB 0eS genncif
men SulelS, pelfer IN Oicicn genlei-
men S6enfen pcrfmIit miro, limo
nidt I'M Stanoe, Sen Eili6ten zines
Soloaten nah5ufommen uno ent.
idIieBen iidy enoIid) sur Geiertion ais
Der Ieidtelten 2oIltng ibreS CLIENT
mas. 8enn bic Galttine mie0cr ber-
geItellt lpiirOe, 10 miiroc eS nidt 10
nieIc 0eIertionen ge6cn. Salt jeoer
Nrmee-S ifi5ier, melder Dor Dem Mi
lit0r-9omite eri6ien, be5ciduetc 0ie
9tbihoiIllng ser aantine ais eilcn
@runo iiir Den &iidgong Scr Arnee.
Iariiber fam nidt ser geringlte
3pcifcl mlitommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
@eItcrn Marplaub Giicnbohu.

gealiiterb 20. Nppember, bcrIdbt SiueipGta..on
TdgiidI.
40 Worsens-S6uenpoft SaeerSiotpd. .R. n
8.,SGbn," WdoreSboro, 9bdmbersbure urb
ouseenomnfer Gonntne. Danecd urb Guns
herlnnn.
3.Cd NGdbm. -. gffcmmcoaiion pah Union.
grltGe, fopit iialih, nuSaeilontiien Gonntna,
2pr:a @n1lopcr. Sc.tDSoIrg ulto v. uito $.
@ipiiinu Plnften.
ti.56 ginhm. @rpreb. SnupiIinie. Sneers.
ioian, fnreof. Gbiprcnehurg unS. auspeiionl.
men. Senrina. 6rcocrid uno Grmitsblrp.
garlnit NGdpaou.
GdGlid,. anSaennnnien spnniag.
6.tb WoracnS = Vorf. .. uno s. 9toiTton iinb
&nnnilinle tfiltb bon Gmcrp'Srobe, foiuie
Carlisle.
10 @lorgeuS - gltoni. na6 e~iebficIb, foipie
grimii9bur1.
1000 Moreens = @cIicrn Grpreb, Beftminftcr,
9tcp gStnoiur. Union 9jrioee, grucepiue (Sre,
ocrid).- Ibirinont. gSnhneSbnro, Gbambers.
htira. Snaersiuipli. Suncpd. Cumberland unh
GIfinS. Buffet observation-disclosures.
b.33 glGdIfn, accommodation nab &unober.
6.25 dissatisfaction, nab Union Nrlbqe.
Sur TruuerftagS uuo eamitns5.
ti.25 IbetoS - Iffom. rad t~lnions8rtbae.
Tur SpuutuaS.
a.30 WoraeHS-Iffori mad ~luicr'0ribge nnb
6urober.
: $dlt, rtdt. on NenufbIbania' sIbe, ,siation an.
u. Hp6ertipn, y. ~. Spirrn,
@en. 'SelhdffSfibrer. @en.'Baii. '9gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sriidciicimtmrs nnb 2cbcnsoerfnit.

Santo Yurbara, Sal, 10.
,Ssanuar. Cine nabe 2ompog ilber
ben Sonta Dne5-Niper fiibrenoe
Bride I~tiirste geitern Elm, tlnb 20 oa'
raul ItebenSe Yerionen fielen in ben
Stub. 3wei berielben, ndlnlid 5rau
Sberninn Sllpd utpo elm adtjdbriger
Sobn pom Sobn 2inolpfen crtronfen.
Glide arbere Qeltte erlitten Ser
Ietlngell, spcroen jeood genelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Baltimore 0ampf . Hadct /. So.
{2lte nub bnpsriaiHge eai.einte.l
Die Ber. Stn1teu'gOit bettroeruo.
Tanpfer ,0trntniu" fucu), .,Hlabama,"
llearnIa rfuuFUssn

vWtUf1IhI" uAtNNtNFt",
Gorrefer fnDren tdgIi6. GomttagS auSaencri.
mtn. bon ben p@aisoiiie"sRIers gtr. fO--ls.
Qoint Comfort Nosiolf, Portsmouth nnb alien
Vn1ften ocS SibciiS. gertiubpng In Glo
4oini Comfort init Is. & 6, Gttenba5n". gldd
ree0boarS Gtr Zine ioliocu 3ng nadb Boris,
MOUTH unb NiIdntn. IN gorfolt @crbinonua
NIT ceT ~%gttlnntic Coat Cine" Nurfolf urb
bern Batb,naion. N.'G,, Rttmono. ga. nnb
elepf Yprf.
.MGbI5eitrn mad suropdil6er Blame. 2nru.
rt0ft Rntilten3% ifnnler, eIeftrifde We.eudlt,ina,
3ampfbei3un 0oien irri. Neitth,rie aaiGten,
ainmer tn hen Einet'8iireour Der ~BaD Cine"
ylr. f07. Cfts@aItinrre. Strube. Nt. 900 uno
Vaiii;Hn,oHrsc. iinS gaiccrt.s ireTsee' .6omtInsHtaI
9rnit gnilbing" uno gilbaugPs Tr. 100. goro.
GbdrIeSsSirobe.
JDhu ". GGerpopb, q. Wraiuu,
R'ee'Vrdf. II. Ger. 'Widnuaer. Sen 'Ruff .sSgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
s.. epobu'S MeItaurani,

s.. spabn'S MeEtauraat,
Hr. 923. NotosNocn., iidGc Mnibpns ctr.
8tridmmlunas,gofaI oe5 .glnloninsGpn'
slaees Tr. 9g9s 3. g. "" SSiernen'Sl'
1903, .. u. -" mo n&iflrifis Or. SO,
.. u. Y. 6nile nm 8ereine 81 berutie'
then. 9einiie 9iere, gSeirc nrb anoere
Scirdnie. EEL: 6. g. y. 0oIfe $50 *.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

%"" am Montog, 0cn fl. Sonuor,
pcronitoltct Ger oGonitottcr Solf9'
ieit = 8ercin" III Scr D@ermanins
WGnnerdpr = SuQc" icin 0rittcSS tii-
tungSielt, p%crbunoen nit Gbcotcr-
8oriteQung uno 9oQ. 2cioer iGut
6ieie 6eltIiAfeit nit ser pom bieIigcl,
9iirgcr : 8ercin pcrOnitolteten 5bcns
er.Nuifiibrun0 5itiommcn, bod bot
ten Die Gonnitdttcr Die n@crmonin
Wdnlcrd)or &oIle" iiir 0ieicu So1
ihon bclc9t bcOor Der llnabbGngi1e
9iirgeruercin an Die in Ser 2Dric 81
pcranitaItcnOe Ebcotcr . &orItcllrna
0a6te, un0 torntc 0nS ScIt ser
GonnItattcr nift mcbr perIdoben
mcrben. 3ur NufiiiGrung fontuIt
Sic SdmGbin." Sic @ouptroacn
limo mie iolgt pcrtbeilt: Sbcrit-6r.
Gbriitiou Wepcr; aarl, iein Meiic -
9r. Sans @riuit; Robert, Giencr
Sr. Srib Stebrcr; Steiocle.
ShloBbogt IT Sr. Scinrid SdIniG);
&dtb6en, Die nSGWGbin" Sri.
Nlgultc Mepcr. Woiter @crboro
@elmers, ein icd8i6briger @unocr-
fnobc, miro Elm Grommcl. Colo Dor,
trogcn, uno Yrof. Stcinmolot'S Or.
DIETER %liefcrt Sen mliitnlilhcn Sbcil
0cS Programmes.
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Srnrp s. 0lcin's Meaaurant,

Yr. 2i6, 6iaD., rnbe Sumaro strahe.
@pr6lgIi6e l9eiite, SpIritupicn II. ulton'
Giaarrel. pclies Bier an 3npf. gnnfdb
fir Geffdfislerte bon II 1870 gorrl, biS
2 libr yinhmittcoS. Ielepbnu, Is. 4 70.
- Wt. Sermon 3008 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1n6 yicipsYlOri Iino be'
ret 5iint Oebraleb In Der Gdmoeli, mo mt.
NorlIsStniipit iiti 1000 GbcnHs.
u, na1 Wtlantlc.GitH al g9ofcniaeen: y.
md Mtiantlc.GttD id9lih; :. mad Ntlantie.Sltp
Sorlltnas. g4e 8ii8e baIten in @iimiuatcn.
Is hdlt In Gbeiter an.
Yhila,. Nitom., characterization, 1918 Iornt.,
70. 30 yta6rH., 26.t0 glbenoS; NRt. Standardization,
500 Gorri., 1925 Gdhut.. 26.t5 9beitbs.
Mbcroeen MffpH.. 9GnibcIsG %taiipf, 2t.0e
gtudtn., 1910 gtbenbs; Mt. NobaLGtdiiop
III .0h 'gsddm., !6.f5 MberoS.
Meierbiruns bon Noim In Gbfni' cbsr 1nr,
Ior'y8naaons. Gretiernten etc. iueroen iGreH be-
Inrat per Scicpbon in 1ueri ~foIacnoel Niueif
q. ct. Tnli 1924 pber Wtb.. gouriInnb 1901;
Mt. NobnlsStniipn. Is. &c o., mt, Terlon 1929:
ganiheusGiniion eitfprnniions ,Niircan, r. Il q.
g. 9anI $40, ooer mo, eoart.lno sIz8: uni
W.. 52G, Giio.9roaoiuat
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Mcrdldnts' &c Wiucrs' S~ransp1rta.
tim Company,

2nnipfetfInitu
Nnh Bottom uno benz GitcH: icben Wlofrtn..
Dlenitae. Goirerftng uno sdmItaa, AbenbS
u llbr.
Nab @roSio.Hee uHo hem Often; ieoeH Conn.
tna. W9iitipoh uno Grciina, WUenbs q ubr.
BOO @elppost'yieps imo slortoIi; tdeltb i'm
6 llbr gbcu6s.
6rafi wirn tdGIi6 bis 8 ,tr sbero6 ffr an
bcii Idge 1bfdbrcuoe GaiHpfCr 1~ngenummen.
Ran Sabannab nno benz Sloel: icoen DieE'
flag, Scnncriina lno GaIHitdg, Mbtube 0 ubt.
@~oiioner uno 9robioeneesS nmpter fnbreH bon
Der NeTtte am Suite bes lonatBodS nb. Ca,
p%nfnab'S anlpiet pom Der @ertte am 5nse ber
gSctts Sals'glorHnt.
Is. u. 0ialusbam, gecri,
aru9 Sod.
10. O.. Turner, V.,T..W
". =. Stebbins, Ger. s9lnn.
Snupthnre1u - GtbpitNde Wermar- uub
.2iabtsStraer tt3,G&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

Iuf fri der GGot or.
IN Of t. Miles Sumter, Gin in
Nr. ST., Roborq.S trobc, mobnboftcr
NegCr, lpuroe am Wiittnod) Doh
eincm EoIi5iiten 0obci ob0efobt
oils er in 6ic @obr1m0 Nr. POS,
WtprtIe.N ocnuc, cinbrod). @r mlroc
pom FoIi3eirihtcr 2ooen IN Ger melt.
Iifcn EoIi5eiltotion Dem @criHt&
ucrfobrcn iibcripicicu.
Sm 3udtbonS Acitorbcn.
Ter Ac0er Som Soiurcncc, 80
Sabre olt, mcldjcr ibCNcn Strobcu.
roirbs cine iiiniiG6riNc 3li6t6ou9.
itruic obbiiBtc, Itorb Mittruoh glbcno
I'M StootS5nftboup.
Ncuer Organiit il. - Sir sic
3ionS @enteinoc in Canton (8o.
ltor Milbclm @ot) plrroc Scitcu3
Oes air6enporitonbcS 6r. SoGu Z,
6rnnf ais 0rgoniit crwdbIt.
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Ydiic smr Heiic ms MnsIanb BE-.
ioret 6. Iainc, Wr. 413, Sn.gaIti.
nurc.S trahc, na9c Goitumbuuie.ASe
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-
SafUb Nteb' ,Weioote.Gdue,"

Vprooi.sde uun 2om. unb Surref.etr.
Snnptminrfier hes 8efangpereinS .WlelD,
Ole. Giugiiunoen ieoen Oonneriicpstbeno
Ncrf1mmliunen oeS centennial Wcegers
NereinS" leben 2. unb 4. 8ienitag i'm
Diorat. Ielepbpn-@. & .. Wclfe 1855 8
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Huo @tsbtaubippn.
ehr1ibt'a .Gideutrah i.0nile,"
Gde 3. nm WBuuf. Sifdfjr.

Sauptauottier beg rg,aneru &r..l;nt. .sers
ems" .@iAenfrnnj 8 9urrfn : 8erelilS,"
Canton Sirnierpdbreh Ell seoli. hlio eetb.
Nereiiis " 1Deltfhe @slliitblihfei;" uno
6rifbts S9ier 81 iehcr 3eit. - g. & Y.,
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Cañon City record., 1907-10-03
NATIONS GIFT TO MEMORY
OF MARTYRED PRESIDENT

Canton, Ohio, Oct. 1.-The Mckinley
mausoleum, the tribute and gift OF q
nation to the memory OF the martyred
president, was dedicated yesterday az
ternoon In the presence Of hundreds
OF thousands, men from all parts OF
the United States, representatives OF
foreign countries, and a crowd OF ap-
proximately $4,000 persons. A fea-
ture OF the dedication was the pres
ence of the president Of the United
States. vice president, members OF the
presidents cabinet and governors OF
several states.
Addresses were delivered by the
president, Justice VIM. r. Day. Nc
Kinley's secretary Of state. and Gov.
Harris OF Ohio, who acted as president
OF the day.
The program ended by the singing
Of America" and benediction by Bis
hop Harstmann of Cleveland.
President Roosevelt and party then
visited the interior OF the tomb. The
invited guests and the general public
did likewise. Thousands passed In
and inspected the tomb. The tomb.
built at cost of over $500. 900. is the
donation OF a million Americans to
the memory OF William Mckinley.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-03

the situation at Washington. 1t added
that "if American troops shed Cuban
blood a general uprising and open war
against America will be inevitable"
Revolution leaders, the cable stated.
were known to have taken to the In
terror arms and ammunition and ma
chine guns which had never been
turned over to the provisional govern
ment. Give this the widest publicity
possibly save situation" the dispatch
concluded.
Inquiry as to the identity Of the
sender OF the message disclosed that
it was Merchants Association, 80 Zu-
lueta street" The dispatch bore evt-
dence OF having been prepared by an
experienced cable correspondent, but
investigation showed there Is no such
organization in Havana as the "Mer-
chants Association. The address
given Is that OF conservative and
exclusive Union club, and no knowl-
edge OF a meeting OF merchants OF any
sort in Havana could be learned.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-03

club for the winter" they say. and
this Is done. At the second meeting
a deck OF cards is introduced. At the
third a prize appears, and at the
fourth Old Bill Shakespeare 10 COM
pletely forgotten. and a card club.
with angel cake. prizes. fines. ETC.. u
In full swing.
Here Is little story in married life:
A Canon woman suspected" her hus-
band. and one day she received .
telephone message telling her OF an
escapade OF her husbands. She I'M
mediately told her husband about the
message and added she had long been
suspecting him. He denied every
thing and she decided TO believe him
and was happy. Her husband was
kind to her and seemed to be fond
OF her, but she could not help sus-
pecting him. SO after a spell OF hap
plness she told OF her suspicious. and
then the husband said: Yes. I have
been untrue to you. but I am not In
love with anyone. thought I w.
with you. but your suspicious have
disKusted me, and now l am going
away. You will never see mo again" !"
He went. That was ten years ago and
she has never seen him since.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-03
Street Talk

A man was taken suddenly III. and,
as the physicians and weeping family
stood around. the wife was called to
the telephone. She returned. and
whispered something to the rest OF
the family, printed kiss on the dy-
ing mans lips and left the house. In
order that she may not be misjudged,
The Record wishes to state that she
Had to Go: Her dressmaker had sent
word that she was ready to give her
a fitting. and that Is summons no
circumstances ever jusufes n refusal
to obey.
A Canon woman who works down
town had a vacation lately. which she
spent in a nearby city. where she had
a good many friends whom she could
have worked" for a visit. But. In
stead OF working" them. she went to
a hotel When she went places she
paid her own car fare. and she paid
for her own theatre tickets. She call
ed on her friends and they called on
her, and the enjoyment In the visits
was mutual. The woman came home
delighted with her trip and with her
friends. and doubtless they are saying
agreeable things about her. Is not
that better than working" the people
one Is fond Off
This Is the season Of the year when
the women get together and agree
that they are getting rusty on Shakes
peare. Let's organize a Shakespeare
Cañon City record., 1907-10-03
LURE OF HOME AND FAMILY
TOO MUCH FOR DARING NAN

"I couldn't stay away from my wife
and baby"
That's why James Cowan. who es-
capped from Undersheriff Mckay Of
Leadville three weeks ago by jump
ing from a passenger train In the
Royal Gorge, Is now In the peniten-
tiary, starting to serve a term Of
four to nve years for burglary. He
was arrested Wednesday afternoon In
Leadville, the scene OF his crime.
Cowan was brought to the peniten-
tiary by Undersherin Mckay last
night. He told all about his escape
from the train. The handcuff had
been placed on his wrist loosely. and
the steel band was placed below the
wrist bone" Cowan has q small
hand, and It was an easy matter for
him to slip the cuff. This he did while
In the toilet room with another pris-
oner. Then he raised q window and
Jumped out.
The train was running at brisk
rate of speed, but the fall did not
seriously hurt him.
Cowan cleaned the cinders out Of
his eyes and started westward up the
canon. He stopped in several towns,
and finally made his way back to
Leadvil!e, where he has q wife and
child. He was In Leadville for week
before his presence was suspected BY
the officers. They found him at home
and he offered no resistance TO arrest.
UndersheriH Mckay was more eau
tious on the second trip. He hand
cufed Cowan securely and thea chain
I'd him to his own ofllcial person.
The recapture Of C0wa1 dtscouats
that graphic yArA from Royal Gorge
srackwalker. who claimed - saw ~