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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
Disease S
Of the Nerves

Because there is not usually much
pain associated with arrangements OF
the nerves people fail to realize their
danger.
They forget that sleeplessness, irrit-
ability. loss of memory, lack of en-
ergy and vitality, spells of weakness
and dizziness, tired feelings. discour-
agement and dependency are symp-
toms more to be dreaded than great
pain, because the mind. as we'll as the
body is threatened.
- There is no more satisfactory
means of forming new blood and Great
Ing new nerve force than by the use Of
DIR. a. w. Chase's Nerve Pills.
This great restorative, acting through
the medium of the blood and nerves,
instills new vigor and vitality into
every part and organ of the body.
DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills, so
cents a box. boxes for $3.50, at all
dealers, or DR.. A. w. Chase Medicine
Co, Buffalo, n. Y. The portrait and
signature of DR.. A. w. Chase, the ia
nous receipt book author. are on every
box.
HARPER HOUSE PHARMACY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

is astcrtaEcd each day ut numerous
stations. The barometer readings, OK
pressed in inches of mercury, are tele
graphed to central point and there
charted on map. The exact regions
where the pressure is high or low
may then be seen at Il glance. 1t has
been learned from such observations
that these areas are constantly moving
eastward at an average rate of about
600 miles per day.
Technically the low pressure areas
are called cyclones and the high
pressure areas "anticyclones.' They
diameter The little storms of great
destructive force 50 often called cy
clones are really tOrnadoes.
The higher the pressure in any par
| ticular region relative to some other
region the greater will be the velocity
Of the wind The winds blow much
faster in winter than in summer, be
| cause the greater contrasts of tempera
| ture cause more decided differences i'll
| pressure.
Observations demonstrate, however
| that the wind never blows i'll straight
| lines. because all bodies of air when
| in motion are acted upon by law of
nature called the "defiecting force of
the earth's rotation" This force turns
| all wind TO the right of its course in
the northern hemisphere and to the
| left in the southern.
, Thus if Il wind in our hemisphere
| starts north it is soon turned slowly
toward the northeast, or if it starts
west it will soon turn toward the
northwest. When it is remembered
that at the equator the earth is rotat
! ing at the enormous velocity of 103.
miles an hour, one will not wonder thai
such 4 detecting force could exist. Al
areas of high and low pressure. from
whatever cause. therefore become
whirling masses of air, and Il little
thought will show that they must turn
in opposite directions. In the north
ern hemisphere the low areas, OIL
lows" as they are designated on tbs
weather map, always rotate in Il ii
rectlon contrary to that of the hands
of Il watch.-Youth's Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
1t Is Dangerous to NEGLECT Cold.

How often do we hear it remarked
ITS only a cold" and few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia? This is of such common
occurrence that cold however slight
should not be disregarded. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of cold to result in pneumo.
MIA, and has gained its great popular
ity and extensive sale by its prompt
cures of this most common ailmcnt. 1t
always cures and is pleasant to take
For sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
Attractive Values for Your Spring and Summer O11tttng

ATT It's a foregone conclusion that if you bring
U the boy to the S. & L. for his spring togs
~ he'll find exactly what he wants. And
you'll be pleased too with the sturdy, depend->
able fa|orcs honest tailoring and moderate pric-
ngs. The Children's Parlor is now replete with \
new spring creations things that boys and
children wear---new conceptions shown exclu-'
sivey by this store. In the height of the season
we offer some unusual and attractive values in
boys wear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

1t il matter of common obseyva-
tisl that When thc window Of warm
room is opened on still winter night
the cold air from without PUSHES into
the room. Nearer the ceiling the
warmer air is forced out of the win
dow, thus completing; general atmos-
pheric circulation on miniature scale
These currents OF air. which might
properly he called wind. would not
occUr if the air within doors was not
warmer and consequently lighter than
the air without.
The range in temperature between
the equator and the north pole amounts
in winter to considerably more than
100 degrees T.. and i'll sumncr the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
Are Representative Cows.
Sciatica Cured After 20 Years of Tor
ture,

For more than 90 years J. B. Massey
OF 1922 Clinton street, Minneapolis
Mimi, was tortured by sciatica. The
pain and suffering which he endured
during this time is beyond comprehen
sion. Nothing gave him any permanent
relief until he used Chamberlain's Pair
Balm. One application of that IMMINENT
relieved the pain and made sleep anC
rest possible, and less than one bottle
has effected permanent cure If trou
bled with sciatica or rheumatism, why
not try a 25-cent bottle of Pain Balm
and see for yourself how quickly il
relieves the pain. For sale by all lead
ing druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
PETER PAN WAISTS

The new blouse waist for boys. Pctcl
Pan Blorse Waists with low neck ant
short sleeves for boys from To 10
with etol collar for boys from 4 &
tar and I; ;,s ~ s grip ST.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
and talks on different subjects. Fudges
We're enjoyed before adjournment.
Sore Nipples.

A cure may he effected by applying
Chamberlain Salye as soon as the
child is done nursing. Wipe it off with
soft cloth before allowing the child
to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve with the best results Price
- cents per box. Sold by all leading
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

A little Kodol taken occasionally. es-
pecially after eating. will relieve sour
stomach, belching and heartburn J.
b. Jones, of Newport. Tenn, says three
bottles of kodol cured him of dyspep-
STA. 1t is sold here by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10
ENJOY A VARIED PROGRAM
Each Member of Hart Society Takes
Part in Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Hart Lit
erary society was held in the assembly
room of the high school yesterday al
tenoOn. \ varied program was given.
each member providing two minutes
entertainment consisting of readings,
vocal and instrumental solos, a debate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

Fress Dispatch: Four sons at once
St. Paul. Oct. 5th. 1906 A special from
Mondovi says, Mrs. Jno. Silverson
gave birth TO four boys She's evi
IDENTIFY a great friend of HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. 81 cents. Tea OF
Tablets. Harper House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

Through the blood
Parents children family
the
Ciy Scroua
and unless the blood purified the trouble
life victim The usual of
about the neck
weak Carh of the head and throat
the blood
White Swelling or hip disease while pad of the skin
strength often
enu destroying the bright red corPus and rich nuritye qualities
circulation be treated
strengthens
strength
the best of all blood
the Scrofula
tint and strength richness the blood
% permanently 1t thoroughly the trouble blood
mat no signs OF are ever seen again. and postery started out life
blood which
while thorough gentle in its action and the healing vegetable
!
and medical advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-10

| with 13S pounds of butter fat
These two COWS were both cared for
in the same way. given the same kinds
wanted Gold ate SO times as much
as Gilt. but produced 2.97 times as
much milk and 293 times as much but
ter fat Reduced to a like food basis.
Gold produced 1.SS times as much as
Gilt
Gold Twice az Good n Producer.
Equal amounts of feed made in the
one case 1SS pounds of butter fat. and
in the other. 100 pounds. The one COW
produced nearly twice as much as the
other from exactly the same feed in
kind and amount
Counting the butter fat at % cents
| per pound, and taking out the exact
cost of feed in each case, the one COW
| brought in a profit of S3459, while the
other lacked S5.62 of paying for her
| board at market prices of feed.
This comparison. exact and complete
| for three years. including the record of
both milk and feed, means a great deal
more than a single years comparison
or one in which il is necessary to in
| troduce an estimate.
Are Representative Cows.
II would he very gratifying indeed if
| it could be truthfully said that these
two records are extreme and exception
al, and therefore do not stand for any
general condition of the dairy business
! in Illinois. But such a statement would
not be true. The very opposite is true
Gold and Gilt fairly represent large
! part of the dairy cattle of this state. rs
is conclusively shown by the records
of hundreds of cows tested by this sta
ltiOn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07

Pine Job Printing al moderate prices.
Herald PTintery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
sg19s s.ss.2s,
<UHiot I4s-;.Aeg~
10 ga3zs)
tI--Icsl - ~ -'1AAN -

Ga. uv cA., mae '"Aen '"' pa.
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.oos o III. ei, hheo and :. wi '''
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IN, resolution includes p'ao',cdi'5 az
It'd, .auoe bottl 0 Marine s,ses o
t.ae, and ! .oaowa,, ant "esi q
leo.d.ar tne d.-,fic. rN.onus 'foir h-'N-
-, ssfeet e Inc h.gt .ano.
Y..e gsound empf"oec om''''ht a. =
..... the u,air tlaqe.ec sIfeeA eeeu's 70
nav. oeeu oes,gnec nnoie "Hl tit AMEN
t,on Il ti private properly than Ihe Poo
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:, = ,.,.st.on ,et 10 .. Gsc.oet W.io,t'-f
s,,. .,L, az po,.r' e cOn'p' IL. hii'ti
- prNa.e ptopesa tua question
s.,ou,o O.. oe.a nlned Us.oce peocosdIn,
S,,. t,.s .or, Sue Il s.fAAu Goee 40,
.,ei.e>. tue ca! nat al! u"fe "u'''"'i ::
a. o,ur, ., o.D 10 inpfo,. n's 'ot .!
tiihG, luor uaF =. of(.ef "'" g e'e'' =
4ui.dins tLe,oon -un.esf D u uec'afeo 4
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
G.CNC --sa WATER FRONT
Vessels coming att iiums ant loading a tbs
,av Mills

sav Mills
III. ecnuuue, Me-u' II u ttt N.s
mil iuadiul ,of Cal feufu
ru. scnUur.r bo' ial.s le ,uadInl Ii; ru.
Wee mil iut Sar ! fuuciecu.
ia. scuuon.t ha.cvuu ioadng g
hurspwe I'M iof oaI irnuciscu.
III. eeuOp,l ln,up. 1t uadinr Il til.
A.mericsu mil luf cau FRANCISCO
III. sje,,iuef ooet e..i-o ~ uraey 'rcu
.l,e Ni:eoi M l1' Sau i,or, isc.
-. scnoot,... {. ! ,uuuspu IL u; tns
Ml,sou mi ,uadiue 10 Sal ranclscp.
Tue e,e,lue, Ueu}rale !. ,uadiul a II.
Aud-'eol & Miudietou ul- ~ sal
feQ,p
IN. ectuoue, Watson . ~ 81 ~.
setufdt, ,futt tue S.aIs uil iot Guy uas
M.StoQ
III. s,eaiuef ..p hut,e' arrived y; Tux
~ u e..-uraeI rsu.ng, 81 ,uac X;
.,s.u red :.
1.e 4, =, ,nsi ~.rts Mpn,cs ~ ri SIT
80! ''uu IA : uie'lo.i uid Iq' ssu
},anc.se-
TX stes NJ, ec,l,s ~ ~ Il pp., Il &.
a.t. g. "a. & ~ i3s.'l- " 90 iY'
~. t.surts,.
3ae oettep " Ian p'-..ar.e' W.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
N4TIUNLI CAPITAL Want PAPER Mill
.1iiy authorities IL search
o. Nute' supply, at 10
Lei pupn, Jill Have
Ateva~i .'nni.

tn prup,rer site to- la. wool pnip
auC pau-f mil 1 uti auert-.-t Wa
Thoroughly tested agA,u truas. and
icuuC uit-ri, unsuitable. tioses were
opfed ii VIVA ioosv, ike s0io ground
thai SHOVE, col noe muI a 0eptI o.
s,s lee. ant IA. cOnipany Ia GvcIoe'.
tina. IL. outY ~u:tani. location for ti'''
ptani y Ur tlle DaBke o tle VIsuAat
itvec proytdlue they caI - tt. water
IRON stewart Il czech nov Useu py tie
city
Tie CITY authorities nave awakened e.
tl. tmporlanc, o tuIr iuuUstIIa entei-
pris. ant VII enGeavO. Il % once
wua IL. CIT, nae "a tgns needed tnat
J. sees al anIp'@ snpr ul vale nom
tu. NvuUoct. tNe tuu- abandoning
Stewart cte4i IL. lnre cUmpHu, stanc
inS reau, Il purchase tie cityf rignts
aud noidtnss lair valuation
IL pursuant. q. tina piAL Dlly LII
giue-' fOntuia. TINS morning ssnr'~'f It
run = itus ipr ware, pil,e it tiit w
noocn. I'VE auas. tn+ moull b.a 4
cI~ek. and 90 mas. al estimate o :
cps. o installing sucl ! p!an. T.. vHs
accompanied ~ MecuanIea Luglneer
McD0ugai q III. ape -. wru gu.ss
u, ue,lr, o toe COMPANY
a. III. matte = ueiu ~ ny the que-
tfun 0 wale, Manag-r .rfeeseF hpltf
nat uecun-C a. tec-ty. lurtise' euUscriI'
tiuns IL stock untl tne uiatler r. necinst.,
II vii r~uur. uO, cess titan tnre. u
ION months e ascertain lie cii' Il n
lo-ltiUr a. Duul &C. to-. v YuuUciI. ant
"a ,-ast -: months mon. a. nultC tn.
pam IL tt. nuean,iui. M hotte wtU
iias arieaue spenie COUP. u, tuousaiIc
uOlihp II preliminary Won, VII 70 IL
ti,e S.ouuC VIE. aberdeen It huuiug on
wiietu- " nus II cal local. al impurb-
AN iiluu-lrs o. I'm kiuC.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07

l"e,ney A"hV, Krs'srn Cfrse, Il
his cl,y. snc Niles Emns Hyis, II
ulD.ii, y. e.. were maf,le3 NE
m9,uiny = seattle He fs.hcf, J. e..
Cr,se, and sister. Niss /pls. were pfesen.
4. the ce,emony, his mothef being pre-.
vented ~ i'll health Mf and Ifs Crofs
me-, III Washington, While the young
lawyer vac Attending The Columbia Law
schcyl, where their romance be,an winch
"a minated in the welding this morning.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
FAIRBANKS COCKTAILS

u.y version va Deuoit o the
''ta,ru na- coes al uon"' uoes no III
fortunately pea tue e.smp u vetaeitN,
although ) . Youchec io' by b'su@F 90
SEPT l. berry Toe Uishop Weston q
TIE matte a ia A. i-rof'e' SAY
..Tu.re pfosao,, y no uono TIA. iiqu'r
0 Com, sOff appr1teC or the Niee-p'es
dent .ahie when ue -nt-ftaine' ttes'-
len houeevel, Indianapolis Jni a u
!, ,oid 10 iue. tue vice. resiu-n' dio no.
or,.-.r tnt drinA- ant did no -ver kho"
iney were eerseo.
'.A,r EaIrbanAs nev-r touches ufol
,ntoNicsnte. ou. i II We snown tina
prs-iarn, Roosevelt Uses q arms nov
and then.
.'N hel ~ came to indianapolis tue
wuGc wen IRON tne ptesiuen- to the
Cateter. wnetner duectt, o. through his
secretary tina he wanteC tne uiinke
auc tAe uunAe were SCI veC.
ZINE arrangements were eniiietv II
H. nauus " the catere' and /. It cred.
al,r ina. Nj Ia,rnanks did no rveI
notice thai tue uflnhe we,. OF ttt
liable D
Nov. a. tne hrs place VII, a TIM
,,s DAY Diane tfesiuen. Roosevelt. wi,l
100 much VI q gentleman 81 orur
dr.u.s &c " served a. dinner IL al
other mar = houss kitiief b,shoJ ben
IL e. steer tttat tn. us.s ie.nH wll oil.
ntn o. iie IL attempting IL Z ve's films,
Nay 10 ~ &c ofas Fairbanks Oul o. tn.
Coca .al m,fe. bu. tnete He wil'
s4a. followed tnt cock taiit VIII tne otiie
COURSES % the dhnef DID tue p'eaiden
a,so o,t.er tina Perhaps b,suo, berry
v..p is nUuut,ese az vase at d eeF pen ant
a. la miees ae 4 GOns WI iuftnef ca.
tighten TIE auxtuus Methods uietnieu
Voc, o. "a Gov. cas-. Oue way o. Ia.
4 lti.er eaueIlef tiiei. vac cOc. taI.t ant
VINE, o. on, na,si se'Yec At INA dan
uet # the Me.uvd.s. Ufeth4et paC no
..G.eC W 4 soy auOu a. ou, mere II
al ech,ca question involved liza ie uult'
ear.uus D.C blu.ues Fairbanks u, {,
ta.or prohibition ~'uet ~ .he compep'
q GetnOd.s.s &nc snow 4 nuos. itorfa
sp,rl. wt.eu tfee,0onL t.oDse, aA eas on
s,uea-T he uuGouo.s d., uao sue f,gu
. pcoride cuct.taii. auC Wiues 10, III
lroa.Gcut auC u,s u5t.o' kues.t on. ~,
uo,, Il Geu.oc ., u,s 4rleuds, o. T., :,
0 atue tne dfluk,ut o. 5Dt pfes,aept
iue oisuoy ra,s ,, es.C.oul Eopse, ~
il..es q drr, nos anc tGeu put 50
1auuu. u.att "a ~ ete lca, eYeu VI. d,
w.caeo L.eu aou.c eltu t.eudisu &c
sut tl anc goro,e tne p,Qu Vlt.p'
farvau.s 10 = dcurLuy cpot
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
BURGLARS rNil.
Attempt 10 tO0l tDs.
tuoD0ii. p0s1Offite.

C,snoitfis, Oei. 3. An unsuccessful
attempt VAS maids I" bfenk lnl" the sale
in tie pnninfice here Thursday night.
Ailef knocking nit the landie Tying ~
btenk the Lnab on The coiniinn'lDn hnd
iullinu a hole ia lhe dDpf, nehi lhe com
hdnaiinn. and one IN The top 81 The sale. .
the attempt was gwen up.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07

The Herald In the most widely rsaa
paper on Oray's Harbor. Wise sdvsx-
there know It,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
WASHINGTON correspondent
GUSSlpS ABullT pOLlTICs.
Trusts ato frenz,eo rtndnC,erS JUG
dino WIN PRICE VIA iiit 20
ci1tc r.dvai Demonstration, fidp
csedu tn,erteTeHl. o Roosevelt
~;dy tseil ron JonnSUI


iope''" ''''o9p' ~
NAshiH"lo: i (. Oe' S. = ''e'''e
to. pf-e-n oorn hst tius' prices ar
10 continue iisa matte o. d'-pnte U-t"eei
tise nlgt'eet hnaneia authorities h'H'
u vel Il REGAL toe opinions siNeii dh'
tuei Junyf tuei VAN" L y o"i,
ieN uunths az "iiTi 'i't HFh1ieo u''"''
ci-re q. Wal. citre "~f" 1''V'siiif f"'7''
mems IL stUche aut OOhut q '"' p''
t"et prevailing sfuc' li'-i h7att' ~ ~
Vatut anc a. ia' a Jus stecHh y =
az CONCERNED tI" oo''"h = s'e'p"'" ~.
ye' Ifariirc NE p1oit YER" ''t''HF
come Time age % Ion >a"eol IL oli'
coppef -tOcAr ~ al an '"ii'" Ou '"'
= iias Z" 81 ip'''"T' ~ = ''~o''''' o. i''
pef cen n AhiaieahA'e0 O'ppei "I'
Lon @'"so, . HN"Ni7' N''iiitiS
uent Roosevelt az eer'a' 90 % iTi' M
ia 60 ant e'eetrc nn' ms poli''V'i
ioreSiEn ~ M o"t@r lhei his It'ahe'a
un"rEtt 4 Il i"f'I' e-ftai' i''d IA
Roosevelt VII no ue rehoih'Iiase'
flrsiurhi gar tiie ctee rus u'
11ates tue business " 'in-. OV'n' VII.
{ ntinm nu tnf same Iiiit l''"''
wa eerious u"clint OF lii' stOci i'"i
t.tA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07

Any lHhiie 4iheial MI. nili ace iie
Ian 10. a liub. 4. i.e used nt.n 'hast
~ilL nLnn Le Lac isd te,s"nal dIffef
en.es. lie unht H. ham any paine posi-
iinn. Yea. Ia n4Dsl aeses II tlis End. II
viii Le i.unf Iilai Tie iant lice deeper
,han lI,e aDau -eA4ei 'r-isanaliiy ii HE
..tiende, the enhancement II Law
sL.uld nnt reel Ia lie discretion u any
"ne. hni sb.tia be atpli,ahie ~ all ana
snf.iGed a4ainat all 81 repealed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
Qq.nsy. epra.ns, and dwellings Cured.

41!nsy Gpya.na. and dwellings Cured.
"In November, 1901, | caught cold and
had The quinsy. Ny throat was s"ollen
ri could hardly breathe. | applied
Chamteflains Pain Balm and it gave
n4e relief ia A short time. In two days
Mas all right" says Mrs. l.. Cousins,
Ottefbnrn. Mich. Chambcrlain'e Pain
Balm IL Il inimen, and IL especially vtl-
uable for sIrains and hwellingE For sale
Wy Evans Drug Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
...THE...
Don't Know You"
CLUB

Is COMPOSED Of the -,=orle II 4his riry who
hsve no. peer -eacual, q Influenced oy
you- advertising.
Eve-y ?'=-sor vho moves irro INK rtry Is
-rle:u o=- u tois clra AIRY -nei1.,a- Of rms cub
u willing - d-o-' ort as soor a vou CT HIN
Or EEF -N-ER STD II YOUR S-N0llE
The money vou save ,, cu--aiilirlg vou-
rewspar=- acvs.%st-lg caru,s-igr : TEE
AMOUNT OF YOUR CCN-A -1}---l0N TO
TEE GROWTH ~ -EE DON'T KNOW
YOU" C--5-and vhs., 1tl-ou q vou- Es,s-al
patronage. -'yoa- raaca ?: he c-ut grows
BIC ENC-G+:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-07
aErkDrrn WrA titrk kffOtD.
rof Weet finding october ), bY r.
II. t,bih son. observer.

A twice a-Wsek Transcript OF the hap
psnings on 0ray's IfArbOr-The Alb
deem Hemi Wsekiy Herald. 1900
u 30 In advance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

mcr. Gent. in Der t6., @iQiam $.
2%conboltier. Gent, III Der 81, mo
@enrp u. llIrid. Ncp., in Der 70,
@oro, uno Nr. Robert :. McGurop,
Rcp., in Der l6. Moro.
@r. @cffucr nimmt on.
Die reptblitnniidle Eortci = Srga-
niiotion bot it'd lpieocr iilr Srn.@eo.
u. Scifncr fir Gontroleur cntihloi'
len mo ncitcrn iogte @r. Scfincr 5lL,
nod cinmaI ben @umpf 81 iuugcn,
dis Gin inter SilbrrnG BON Srn. ".
3. Elutt ltcbcnocS Gomitc linn Die
Domination onbut. &rn. Nobcrt $.
Smith miro notwithstanding bon Der re-
plblifoniideu Organization bic gto.
milnation fir 8r0iioent OeS 5Deiten
GotbS5meigeS ungebotcn crbolten II,
olldb omnebncn. 3onn bot utd Die
repltblifoniid)e 4ortei Organization
Elm pollcS Gtdct in Scloc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
HfcrbcSicbc i'm llntcrruf.

3tuei @uibinatoner g0GmIeln" Don
# unO IA Sobren iteblen ooa
9fero oes Bidders &. 8ottbarot
81 aeniington. - Eboten eS gum
&eranii9en. - @eroen nit elmer
StroipreoiQt lollicn 9cluiien.
3mci unldul0iA ~mlSIcbcnoc Wfoos
hen bon Siio = @oibin9ton, Earn
Gougblin ii, unO Slorencc S'Gon.
neQ, II Sabre alt, famen urn Wton-
tog Ibeno nod &enlington, Mont
gonlerp , County, f%ouften 9on.Sons
uno Sudden, idlenoerten I'M Srt I'M.
her llno peridJpon0en ld]lieBlid nit
Dem Eferoe oes 9dfers g. 8ottborot.
Spit NbenoS nobm Der Gonollfteilr
ciltes @ogeonS Der aeniinaton.Gbc-
pp.G6ole.9inie oen WGod)en haS
Efero ab, ltno Der Iid oli Der Sud)c
nod oenielben begebcne SiilfS-Sde-
riff SpneS fonb lie oltf Der ISurm Der
Irou glircb Hop, 5pci Meilen bon
acniin9ton entfernt. Die Mobden
iuoren orrd ben Nod Greet geiuotet
uno bottcn iih in Der Sdeilne Der
Srall Hup perborgen, no Der Spbn
oerielben lie burdmGBt ouffanb. iSral
Nan periorgte lie nit trodenen &lei-
bern uno brohtc lie 81 9ett. Im
Gienitog puroen iic 5uriid nod Seen.
lington 0ebrod)t, no lid did) ibre
Gltern einfonoen, uno nodbcm Wop.
or Gdborbt ibncn cine Strufprebi9t
9ebolten, lieB er lie l%oilfen. Die W1o-
den iogten, tie bitten bos Gfero aus
Sd)er5 genommel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

@oS oie2iebc Of ttbut.-
@enn Die Sollt audi nod, 10 idlpar5
lit, oaS Ser5 broud)t eS nod longe
nibt 81 iein. 0oS bepiea geltern
our6 ieinen Goelmutb ooer mar es
2iebe, Der 23-i6brige 9tegcr Gliiob
@iqioms, Der lett bem 30. 9e5ember.
olio polle 5lpei Wonote, an elmer
Idiperen Sti6tputbe IN Der Mogen-
gegeno i'm st. Soiepbs . Soipitol"
oornieoer gelegen bate uno lid
m%obrid)einlid no6molS elmer idJpe.
rem Operation 81 itrter5ieben bot.
Gr persieb leiner Sngreiferin Gain
Gornis, elmer idluor5cn Sdonen bic
lid) 9eitern mcgel In9riffS in ser
AbIiht 81 tooten Dor Ridter sSrieoe(
in Der norboitlihen Yoli5eiitotion
ucrontporten iollte, groBmiitbig INN
mei9erte lid iic 81 perfol9ell. Hid).
fer Srieoel belt Die 5ipci Wonote, bie
Die Negerin I'M 8ef1ngnib 5ilge.
bro6t bate, fir cine geniigenoe
Strofc uro entlieb lie. geinobc cine
oromotiid)e @enbung uobe ober Die
~Serbonolung, ais 9cgen ben groB.
miitbigen Neger ole 9ei6uloigung
luegen IngriffS, altf 8runb cineS
GerboitSbefeblS, ben iein 9ruOer
Gbos. @iuiams am 3. WtGr5 porigen
SobrcS 9egen i'm crluirft bate, CT.
bobcn mlrbe, unb iid fir. Elm belti.
geS &erbor in Die 3cllc Der SoliSei-
Itotion 6e9eben muBtc. is lob aus,
ols nollte Der 9ebauernswertbe, Der
crit am Morgen oos SoIpitol perlal-
len botte, 5uiammenbredlen; er foBte
iif ober uno lieB iid miQig abiilb'
rell.
Trau 8allagber berge-
itcIlt. Srnu Sobn Gallagher,
meld)e Dor ied)s @oden BON ibrem
8atten in eiltem Infoa bon @ifer-
illdt ourd mebrere Teoolperld)iilie
ihper perpunbet nuroe. bat it'd lo-
melt erbolt, oaB tie Su benz morgen
in Der ipeitliden Goli5eiitation ltatt-
f~inoenoen @erbor eriteinen fam.
ga bic 3rau iid nit ibrem 8attet
a1n5lih dnsgeiobut uno logar 81 mie'
oerbolten Walen erflurt bat, Dab lie
i'm mebr liebe, ais ie Supor, miro
ieoeninIs aud, Die Holi5ei Gin Gin-
ieben bobcn unb Den sod nift Dor
sic @roBgeIdpporenen bringen.