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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
u uIternouper Ser 81

Iu itern ouper Der ct.
EoulS @emeiuoe. 3oS
oreitG9ioe alliterniollper, boS inter
oen Nuipi5icn oc8 SrouenpercilS Der
3. 0eitiden r%cfornlirten ct. EaltIS'
@emleinoe geiteru glbeno in Der Stride
al Der ode bon 8rottaStroBe uno
9rooomop ieinen gnfong nobnL pers
ieblte nift, 3oblreidc @Glte oll5l'
5ie6en. Yoltor W, 9ofmonn cr0ffnete
ons Set nit elmer aniprod)c II. cinem
@ebet. Die EGilme Der SonntagS.
ifuIe maren feitlih oeforirt llno 5eig.
ten oae bel 6icier Art 6eltlihfeiten
iibliden Gin5elnbeitcn, ol8 @liidSroo,
6iihteid) nno pielerlei GerfoufS.
itGn0c. Sm Ncbeniool lpor Die groBe
Sofel olfgelteQt, OH Der bilblAe lunge
Mobheh in liebensmiiroigitcr @eiic
Allitern uno onbcrc 0clifotclien lcr.
pirten. Gle arrangements liegen III
SGnbcn Der ErGii6entin Jrou NINA
@t6c, Der @icc.Br1iiocntin Srol
2i55ie Shobcrlein, Der SdobmeiIte'
rim 5rou 2oltiic 2cltbcd)er uno Der
ScfretGrin 6rou 0cnriette Sbron.
Sn Der Slide ntoftcll iid nilblld Die
Srailen Gina Snlboi, @rncltine Bur-
ger, Warp Hbo0eS, Wargaretbc 8laz
ler, Worgorctbc altn5e, Nitguite Bette
unO gnoere. PIN GoniettcnItnno mu-
rem Sri. Winna 2clltbed)cr ilnb SRI.
2i55ic Eib, om giScrenleltonb SRI.
anna Burger, an Siid)teid SRI. Slllll
Gib uno 1rl. Nlbino WiiQer, ON
nSonep". StonO bic Srolten Maggie
Sommerluerd, Worp @%rcenpolo,
2ouiie Sriebridl, MarD 9rod)monn,
Minnie 9enber, 2iBie Soiimonn unb
Barbara 8odnlann tbotig. Sellte
gbeno miro Monor SimoniS bic
.Soir" nit ieinem 9eiud beebrcn.
lteberio6reu - aIs Sioof
Sltder, ieds Sabre alt, BON ltr. IS,
8orriionitraBe, nit mebreren Spiel.
9~cf1brtcn al Ser Gde bon Sarriion.
uno 0oltimoreitroBe ipielte, muroe
er ollr6 ein bon benz Ne9er Heter
Campbell ~gelenfteS 5ltbrluert Ibers
fobren. Sr. g. @albmann BON Ger.
8, Sorriionitrobe, trlg ben 8erlebten
in iein Sous, 0oh meigerte lid Die
Wlltter, ben anoben in ein Solpital
bringen 3t loiien. Or. Gb, s. 9lafe
ipuroe berbei gerlien, nno ideint ser
anobe oGne idfpere 8~erleBungen oas
bon gefonfmen SIT iein. Campbell
ipuroe oer6aftet uno IN Der mittleren
Eoli5eiltotiou beigeitedt.
pal s nj petre." Ger
groBe BAL gbompetre" 5itnt 9eItcit
Der nSunior Hepublic" finoet beute
in Der D2pric" itott uno nebmen al
Den SfauiteQlngcn t76 eriuad)lene
tno 100 Ginoer S6ei(.
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9rci Slicgen AMI ciltcn Sd1lag.

Scraeont 6orreit njnmt orci Ser.
boftrn9cn ouf cjumol Dor. -
Gil1er ser &crboitctcn mar cin
4oli5iit, Elm an0ercr cin Gouoioot
fir Grobepoli5iIt.
Sn oic mittlere Foli5ciitotiou lplr-
ben geiterlt ~9leid5citi8 orei @efan-
gene pom ySrrgeontcn 6urreit einges
~lieftrtI bon Semen iid, Ser eine ais go,
li5ilt 8iaiant 9. EcOOicoro bom iiiS-
mcItlideJl Giitrift, in 9}ra .GtS, Noro.
M~qproerS trqBe, mo5nboit, 9lacn =.
Ioger, oltaS SameS \, 2Guen olS ein
Gonoioot ullf Der Cite iiir 8robepoli-
%5iItcn, 1T gir. lis, @eit- n. StroBe,
m%obn6aft,l entpupptct. Scr brittle
8efonaenr mar Ser oboofIoic Ebo$.
WarmSlep.
Inn %5 llbr 0CItern Nohmittoq
Gen1erfte Der ouf Dem Gampfer ser
nMcrdontS' & MincrS' I~ronSporto-
tion Comp" nSntorio" bcid1ftigtc
Sobn 5. Mitdea, ooB HogerS rno
@ormslep nit eincm aoItcn I'M 9(rm
ocn 9onpier ~perIoiicu molltcn. ST
idopftc Scroodlt, ga CT Die bcioen
WGnncr obrc ben aoIten AT 9oro
geben iob, uub biclt oicielben nit
&illfc Ginger anoCrCu NngcitcQtcn
scr Gompfcr-@ eicliGoit felt, bis
Sergeant Sorrelt Crihien uno sic
bcioen Wdl1ncr in @cnubriom lla6nt.
NlS ser E%otrpllpo9cn NIT ben @e.
~fnngenen nnl SltBc Der Soutitbrubc
entIong iubr, iob Sergeant 6orreit
cincn Monn I'M Sd)nec lie9elt. gr
lieB ocnielben aitf Sen Yotrolmogen
h%rin9en, nlo fam 10 nit ci1ent Srio
bon @ciongenen in bic mittlere SO
li5eiitotion. 9ei ser IurhiltdnlnQ
Der @%cfun0cllct lUllr0ct III Ye00te
CORDS @eiib, ser cineu Hieienaiien
bate, iein Eoli6ciidil0, Heuolper llno
Sdlillicl 1efunoen ulo ooollr6 ieinc
SOcntit0t ertonllt. Nla HogerS oltrd).
Illd)t mllr0c, tpeldcr 5ucrit ben 9ta-
men Sos. y. Iuen o~1Qcge6cn bate,
mllr0e in ieinem 9ciib cin 3eitllngS.
ousihnitt nit ser GonoiOotcnlilte ser
ErobepoIi5iiten 9efrmbcn. Nas 2iell.
tenant aolbfleiib oicielbc our6iob,
ItieB er oltf BEN 9tomen gqen q.
&o9crS. Ger BON Dem @eiongcncn
ongegebene Namc SomeS Y. NQcn
crre9te Sen Scroddt Oea 2ielltenontS,
uno COB Ser Molllr nod) cinem fltr5en
&reu5pcrbor Su, BOP cr nit &ogera
i.bentiid Iei. Ger SQitclL lucld)er no
gers db1ettomffttt ,piitbe. entbielt
lilberne Welier II. @o6elil ser .Wfer.
d)ontS' y WincrS' transportation
60" I'M @crtbe bon $25. HogerS
llno @QrmsIcp lperoen ii6 megcn on
aebliden Gicbitnbls utlb Eeooicoro
pegen 9etrunfcnbeit Dor Hid)tcr
Grammar DclItc 5ll p%erontporten bo.
ben.
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nommen pom narion," n@ermonia
Sltrnberein," nSollp Brothers" mn
Der ,Sarmonie."
u9a6iiher 6ronen.& H."
Seine WfonatssS y riommlung bielt
geltern Nbeno ser n9ooiide 5rollen,
8erein" in ieinem Sereinslofalc,
SdeQberg's Saue, ode BON Gapion.
lnb Gratt-S troBe. Gen &oriit fiibrte
Die 8rdiibenttn 6rou Inna Siridl
p6breno oie Sefretdrin 6rol anno
BERNARD protofoairte. 9eidloIieu
murbe, in n0diter Belt Gin MoSfen-
frGn5den gu peronitolten. In STEELE
Der bisberigen 5luciteu 8icc-GrGiiocn,
tin 6rau Bernard nrrbe Sroll Bar.
bara Gang iiir oieicS Imt erip6blt.
Ntad Der &eriommIung m~1terbieltelt
lld) Die 9amcn nod bel cinem @l0S.
d,en @liibmein.
~ rbciter z2iebertofcl."
Inter &eitung ibrcS 9irigenten
Frof, $. ariippel iibtcn g~cItern Ibello
bic Witglieocr Der ngrbciter-2ieoer
tofcl" 2icoer fir lire nG6lte Ibeno.
ltl,tcrboltirng in ibrem ScrcinSlofolc,
Srn. So9n &ol5's Safe ont 2crin0-
ton.Wforft. 9tof Scr Singitunbc fono
cine 8eid)dftSiibul9 Itott, IN iucIfcr
8r0ii0cnt Sobn Simon Sen Sorlib
ltnb Der iteupertrctcnbc Scfrct0r s.
2epplo protofollitte. Sn scr 8nltpt.
iodc iuuroen 8orbcreitungen fir Den
gnfangs M0r5 ltottiinbcnoen MoS.
fenbol 9ctroiicnL Johann murbcn Gin.
looutacn cntgegen genommen BON
folgen0en Scrcineu: y0ermonioz
Surnpcrcin," .Soap brothers"
yNrion," .Sarmonie" ulb Surnper.
ein oGorluGrts," iopie bon Dem poiii-
ben Witglieo Srn. Suit. Wltsbofc SIT
elmer Weteliuppe.
Seiien 9arm it Goter.
Sn ieirer Gereins6ullc. gde Grott-
uno Bethel troBe, bieIt geitern
gbcno Ser rSeiien. 9ormitGotcr-Scrs
Gin" ieinc r%egelm0biae MonotSiisllng
al, in Ser Sicc.TrGiioent Geo. Hollb
Sen 9oriit uno SefretGr Gonroo Git.
terpuif 0as 8rotofoQ fiibrte. Serr
Gaub, ais 0elegat oes n~lltobbdngi.
gen 9ilrgerpereins," eritattete 9erid)t
iiber sic lebte Sibung oeiiel6en, unO
initruirte Die Wfitglieber iiber ibre
politiiden Serpflidtun9en in 9e5uo
aiif Die Waporsnabl, mie iie Der lin
o~bbGngiae 9iiraerperein" empfoblen
bate, uno ioroerte Die Mitglieoer
o1f it'd 5oblreih al ser nddlten
oeutid)en 3beater : 8oriteQung 81 be.
tbeiligen. an ole 8eriammlung idlob
iid cine 1llBerit gemiitblide 5ioeli.
ttfs.t +a'o ''fni~ "' "F'"
Ieut Of = II nguri der sic
oerfran5."
Der r9eutld).ungoriid)e 2ieOer.
franz biclt gcitcrn 9lbeno III ieitem
@ereiitslofdle. Nr. 1923, Seoion.
Strobe, ieine ~regclmoBige Sillgltlln.
Sc, in lpelder untcr 2eitllng oeS Gi-
rigenten Yroi. 6ron5 Sod Die Gbore
s9luloeslieb" pon Wo5ort," u3oS
2ieo" bon Sporer uno n0aS lit Der
Sag oes Serrn" bon Stronger gellbt
rpllroen. Sn Ser @eid)Gftslibung, in
welder 8r1iioent 2uopig Solmer
ben Soriib uno Sefretdr 9orl Sdnel-
Der oas Grotofoa fiibrte, mltroen ar'
rangements fir bas aniongS Ipril
ltattiinoenoe erite StiftungSfelt &C.
trofieu. Ginlooungcn mllroen pom
,tSeripcgb = WGnnerdor" uno 80
cuIt-Goint 9iitrift, 3. Il. g." entge'
gengenommen.
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gricffaiten.

Sam Elm arbeitgeber
einen m~onatlid) angeitellten obne
@rllno entloiien, obne oaS ppQe @e-
bait SIT sablen2"-- j.
i s(ninort. Nein; CT miB Sos
poGe Gebalt fir Sen hetrcfieuocn
Reconsideration. aagqs 5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

ltngebiloet. ,@enn gu
ben .Sollit" uur inter Der 9eoin.
9itng ieben mi1it, bob iy Dir einen
iteiten Sbeatermantel fanfe, bann
ioGteit On lieber su Sauie ~bleibeu!l"
= nSdame did,. 10 menig boit
Gu fin nniereu groBten ocutiheu
Qihter iibria."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

9ic 2intbicum Gam y q
lie. - Sn ser n6robiinn.SoQe," 9tr,
200O, 6reoerid.goc, fanb. 9eltern
abeno cine iebr gut beiud5te Ser,
iolrirrtftiiiiiiifg itoff iii Biiniten Der San.
oiootcr ocs StootssS enotors s.
Charles 2intbicllnl, meld1er iidJ INT
Die bentofrotiide Domination fir
Mopor bcipirbt. Sr. @eprg &. Sor-
riion fiibrte oen goriib, unb Die &eo.
ncr poren oitBer Srn. 2intbicltnt
Ielbit sic &S. 81. 6. Sec Soa, S. Sp,
Ter 8ron s. 9. Glift uno hilbert 6.
gde. Sr. 2intbicum iproh bcs Cant
geren iiber ieinc InIid)t be5iiglidJ Der
3uiommenItclllrng Ser Sdltl6eboroe
aus uno nabm cillen entIdicbenel1
Stono eilt gegen bic Ginpon0erung
ser Soponer. Sci bieier Geriamms
lung fonten olld) lpieoer 2intbicum.
Soupenir. Efcifen 5ltr Gert6eillng.
Ser GntbllliosmlS ilbcr Die Gan6i.
botur beS Srn. 2intbicum wor Gin
5iemli6 GROCER.
@ieoer Elm Sieg Bearrc'S.
- gitf Gmpieblung bonn GongreBab.
aeoronetcn Geo. q. Scare pom 6.
GongreBbiitrift bat Erdiiocnt Hooie.
pelt Die grnennung beS Srn. Hid)oro
s. Bruce bon Cumberland gum
Siilfs-IbIh1ber I'M Saltimorcr 3one
amt benz Senat 5%ugeionot. Ter Ylob
mlroe olrd) bic 9cforOcrung oe3
Srn. Snmcs Campbell bon Nlcganrs
Goltntp sum SillissS urpepor pafant.
0rllce mar 5mci Mtol Steltcreinnebs
nler iiir gQegonp Golntp unb bot
iett cine &ertrollcnsitele int 0iireolt
oes Srf,. S6crum Mcauig, zines
ShnungcrS oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eearre, inlle.
Gin Set Ser 3ioni it ten
Gie n@5ras Gbopcri 3ion : 8eicll-
idoit" ~fcierte 9eiterll j" ibrem Soupt-
quarter, Nr. If, Noro.Sront. StroBc,
Dos erite So6resfeit bes S%omiibibob
aier 9i-Sbebot, bei Dem aus FolG.
TINA importirte Sriidte ge9eiien pltr-
ben. Or. Sorrp 5rieoenmalo, Der
Yrdiioent Der omerifnnii6cn Sic.
MISUNDERSTANDING, belt cine Nh.
Iprafe.
9onfbeumt e balten Ser
q M III | lung. - 1as D9altlmore
8apitel" pes ,Imerifaniiden Snlti.
Tits bon @onf-Glerfs" bielt gelterll
abeto i'm 9roiun greooe-@ ebduOe,
Nr. 1923, Horo.G1orles .StrdBe, einc
9erinmmllng, IN lpeldJer Sr. Gb. $.
@raItp iiber Die oSonoels5ufunft bon
Baltimore" einen Gortrag belt. Sin
muiifaliides Hro9raf1m gelangte
SIR Gurdfiibru1q.
@rono II elmer irhe e. =
@rap's 9optiiten.Iegerfirfe Nr
t10t, Eorriib.@Qep, lpuroe geitern
Hadmittog ollrd) 6euer itarf beid)1.
bigt, bas nngeblid) ourd) oen Sei5op.
parot entitanb. Sn 5olee Der 5itee.
frorenen Spbranten unbtg h,iuettai
len batte bic Sellerucbr eirlen bartei
iStone. 2 ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

@e9en Scr 8erpo6 t II l.
BON Sort Mc6enrp an oell
Stoot Worplon0 miro ouf 9eiebl oes
ariegs.G Departments in ollcrnGhitcr
3eit I'M Sort cine SiEing Don Offi-
5tercu ltuttfin0ch. an Ser Sibrng
per6en ser commandments SfiiSier
oeS IrtiQcrics Ititrifts bon 0olti-
more, ser NrtjQcriesG iItriftss Guar
ticrneilter ntO Gapt. gSiaiam $.
Grlii6onf t%beiInebmen. Sic mcrocll
ii6er Die cin5elncn Eullftc bcs porge-
id(agcnen GodtDertrags beratberl
uno bonm ibrcn 9eridt nit ibrer &C.
troffenen Iu8mo6l ser BON ben Ser.
Staoten SIT rcierpirenben @ebGuOc
einreidcn.
IuSoer z 6 lino c. - Iobt.
3. @ilion, eit Hcltouratcur bon Nr,
1923, Golumbin-I penlle. mliroe &C.
tern Nod)nitNg Dem Goli5eiridter
Stonlep in Ser iiiOpiitlihcn GoIi5ei-
%itntion inter ser InIdllloiDung OeS
oigebliden neutrality-suspicious. am
Sonntog nor1eiitbrt, Etli5iIt 2olp.
; renee iabte am Sonntog Serrn @m,
u. Sobnlon pon Nr. 1885, Sorgent'
StroBe, ab, dis oerielbc nit 5lpei
Sloid)en Bier gSilion's 2ofal perlieB
gei'm gerb0r bcidJpor ieopdy Serl
Sobnion, DAB CT 0as Bier bereits an
SamItag gefouit batte. auf oieI(
ausiage bin. Wlroe @ilion pieOet
e%ntlaiien.
@Gelid 8irren.9- Com
j. Nelion pnn 9tr. $685. Eenniplpa'
a-apeuue, murOe geltern bon Tid)s
ter Gorr in ser noroweitlihen Holi.
Seiltation benz @eridtsperfabrer
ilbermieiens r neil CT atgeblid MIDI
fir oen Hnterb1It ieineri3rau unf
pier Sinner iorgtc. SraM alice Nel
ion gab bei'm &erbormt, Dab lie uor
ibrem Mannen in 5mei! Wonaten lin
iid) uno fire sinner MI 1926 erbal
ten babe.
Seds MOnote Stnats
4 Gnua. - Sobn gnilep
ein ~idppor5er 2anoitreider, muro'
geltern Don Njdter Grammar all
iebs Monote ms Staotsarbeitsbnl;
geionot. gailep mar 9eitern pom go
li5iiten Dunn pcrbuitet poroen. s.
erild)te oen Ridter, i'm wegeu Oei
berri6enben adIte Elm ooer slueI Mtp
note in cine anItalt 5u Iepoen. Rid
tcr @ronnnn qah 9oilep Elm paq.
Monate mebr, ais oerlelbe ~perlangte
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M / B pe it q II 5 e II. Isle
trlnfen Sl piel nho eiien SIT tpenig!"
ga, fir @cioeS, Serr 9oftor,
laigt's nitt!"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

There 10 much complaint among
parents over the large number Of new
tsxt hooks they are compelled 70
purchase this year for their ohiirien.
They arr reaping the harvest sown By
the school book trust last wiuter when
ID secured tho passage 81 las GREAT
lng state commission and authariE-
ing the changes Some OF THESE
changes may be- FOR the best, aud IL
60 they should be- made, but the whele
thing has u veiy strong odoF Of mon
opoly and the high prices charged for
the hooks Is ample evidence of tbs fact
that she trust is squeezing the people
q Idaho through the act Of the last
Legislature The trust does not even
permit the retailer 10 make = fair
profit On the books.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
ippine commission before they become
Nc More sunnhade..

The latest society fashion Ia a sort Of
Iorgnette without glasses, known a.
the Maisette eye shade, says London
p. 7. o. The Maisette, which made
It's first appearance on the lawn at As
cot, has sprung widely into popularity
amOng ladies' who are constantly at
tending outdoor functions, as II not
only shields the eyes from the rays Of
the sun, but enables women TO do
away with their parasols. The new
eye shade IS supported by long han
die In the same manner as the lor
gnette and comes out horizontally from
the forehead Tor three inches, being
lined with delicate shade of green
silk underneath II Is finding great fa
vor also among the men, as it can be
folded into a convenient size for the
vest pocket, The shade used by Queen
Alexandra is made OF pure tortoise
shell
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
MILTON D. PURDY.

attacked in this way. If the plan proves
successful 1t is probable that the Stand.
ard Oil company will be attacked next
This new line of warfare will be
pursued against corporations violating
the Sherman law. Hitherto these con-
Germs have felt little alarm over the
governments activity, because the in
Fiction of fines was all that the govern.
ment could obtain, and fines, while in.
convenient, were not fatal. Injunctions
and receiverships will be an entirely
different matter. The mere threat of
such q thing is likely to cause great
uneasiness among the trusts, but it IL
not mere threat, but the definite de-
termination of programme.
Both Mr.. Bonaparte and Mr.. Purdy
believe that this line of action will do
more to enforce the Sherman law than
anything that has been devised or any
new law that could be put upon the
statute books.
Mr.. Purdy is a native Of Ohio, but
now halls from Minnesota. He is for.
ty-one years old and has been assistant
to the attorney general of the United
States for the past two years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
LIGHTING NIAGARA FALLS.
Miss and Water viii Flash All coloFs
% the Rainbow 81 Night

Miss and Water viii Flash All coloFs
81 the Rainbow 81 Night
The contract has been closed for the
night illumination % Niagara falls,
and the proposed plan for lighting the
mighty torrent VIII he the greatest
feat ever conceived IN electrical illumi.
nation. says the New York World.
The falls viii be illuminated for the
tlrst time Aug 10. and the General
Electric company has charge Of the
work The Illuminating scheme calls
for nearly nifty large searChlights, sew
eral Of them the largest OF their kind
and capable OF throwing a beam OF
light hundred miles. and the new
color sciDtiliator, a late invention
Tho projectors will be located below
the falls In two batteries. one at tho
waters edge and the other ON the
high ground OF the Canadian side.
Every inch OF the two falls viii be
under light
The new color sclntinator Is an at
tachment fitted 10 the searchlights by
which the beams Of light can be made
any color at win Thus the mist and
water, bathed In all the colors OF the
rainbow, win surpass anything In spec,
taeular effect save ths great northern
lights
The proposition Is to illuminate Mag.
ara on scale In keeping with the sur.
noundings. II Is said by the illumlnat
inR experts that the rays Of colored
lights when flashed In the air win be
visible az Rochester and Toronto.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

We lihe hFyan'a idea thai " he IL
% he = candidate Tor the domocatiO
nomination Cor president, IL will De
upon a platform Of bis own which he
viii give 10 the people in advance.
The people prefer to know what the
candidates. ideas ~ government aFe
and what he will do u elected. rather
than hare him stand ON a party plat
form made to mean all things 70 all
men. Under the Bryan method the
party would 80 Into the ompaign with
q platform Of no uncertain meaning
aud the Idea of frank, open declare.
tion Of principles, II they met popu
lar approval, wonld receive the sup
port Of the people .regariless ~
party. The psople are ripe Tor less
partisanuhip and better government
ia their interest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
rnlkinn Ahnut The Baby.

When the visitors asked the mother
how old her infant was she replied
without hesitation that he was -four
months.
"Why. no. he Isn't" corrected the IA.
Their. who sat near by; ''he is only three
and half months"
II suppose shall have to learn II, .
said the young mother resignedly. 81
feel that la a very short while l shall
be doing the very thing for which ]
laughed at mothers In the days before
was married. Then when they told
me the ages OF their Infants In months,
weeks and days / thought 1t was su.
premely SHY. When one would say ts
me. Willie Is three months. thre,
weeks and tour days DID, l was wont
to shrug my shoulders and wonder
why she didn't put It in round mum.
bers. -Four months would be near
enough In all conscieT CO. l would say
TO myself.
ALSO | used to hear that Anthony
weighs nine pounds and eight ounces
and that seemed 20 me a waste OF
breath; either eight or nine pounds
would have been near enough to have
satisfied any ones curiosity. But now
| am deemed an unnatural mother Il
put my child's age or weight In round
numbers, and so. being corrected, viii
tell you that my precious pet who d
the very sweetest thing that ever hap
pened. is. as his father amends. 'thres
months, two weeks and ct me ses--
slx days old Baltimore News.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

A new hymn composed by the Rev
w. H. Smith Of Louisville. KY, and
sung TO the air Of my Old Kentucky
Home" was given a trial at the Wal
nut Street Baptist church. Third ave
nue. and St Catherine street, In Louis
vile, says the New York World. The
idea worked in the words is that the
gospel should be carried to every cor.
ner OF the Kentucky home and thence
into all the world. Though the song
was sung as solo, the congregation
Joined enthusiastically In tbs chorus.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
FIRST VOTE OF FluPINos.

Philippine Assembly VIII Consist Of
Eiahty-fou Members.
On July 20 all males IA the Phil.
pptne Islands not under twenty three
years OF age and not citizens or sub
lects OF any foreign power win be per.
mitted 20 vote for members OF the pm.
pplne assembly and for provincial gov.
errors. third memher az the prOvln.
eial board. municipal presidents and
vice presidents and municipal counsel
ors, This recalls Harper's Weekly,
viii be the FIRST step toward Filipino
self government. The arst assembly
viii conyc0e early In October OF this
pear. Secretary TAFT viii be present at
this meeting Of the assembly.
American citizens coming within the
requirements win be permitted the
EiEht o. suftraEV. fcE American cid
sens are not considered subjects OF
any foreign power"
The FIRST Philippine assembly win
eonsist % eighty. four members. appors
TONED on the basis Of one delegate foR
each $4,000 Of population. Provision
Is made 10 increase this number, but
TIE total number OF delegates cannot
exceed l0o, All acts % the assemble
Hnss secure the annRpsal ae "a RhI-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
GAS From coRNcoRs.
Cheap and Effective IIlunainant Fer
Nebraska Town.

Cheap and Effective IIlun,inant Fer
Nebraska Town.
A commercial grade Of Illuminating
gas made from eornstaIks. corncObs.
hay and other vegetable matter Is be-
ing used In Beatrice. Ind. for fuel and
lights and has superseded coal gas.
says a Beatrice (Nebl dispatch to the
New York Sun. The cost Of the new
gas II SI.10 per 1000. the lowest price
at which gas u sold In any city in
Nebraska. In quality II Is as good as
coal or OIL gas.
John ID. Rockefeller In said 10 be
back Of the company which is fur
nishing the gas. aud the franchise for
the plant Is in the name OF the Rev,
Charles Eaton % Cleveland. Rockefel.
leF's pastor The company has COM
pleted a 100000 plant at Beatrice. II
IL tbs tirst plant IN the world in which
gas IL produced In this manner,
The vegetable matter Is placed In
large retorts aud roasted until the wa.
ter Il forced out. This water Is then
turned Into steam. and the gases elm.
mated are very eombustible and q per
feet substitute for ordinary coal gas.
A year AFRO Mr.. Eaton applied for the
franchise for establishing a gas plant
and It was voted TO him. The plant
which has recently been finished is the
result Absolutely nothing Ii used In
manufacturing the gas except farm
refuse
because Of the eheapness Of the raw
material the gas can be manufactured
very cheaply and sold at a much lower
rate than can coal gas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

When = man becomes wsaly ol biz
wife. OF The woman tires Of her hns-
band, u IL new tho prupcI thing 10
suddenly ind spiritual affinity. :"
whioh iustlfles q putting away of the
old from The naw aud Is OLDEST way
of covering up the total depFavity Of
chs hTate nature Of the individual.
A prominent brooklyn divine. Rev.
William p n Sims i the latest 10
discover hts spiritual alliaity,"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

No Tobacco Analysis by Pure Food Men
Formal denial has been made by the
government pure food commission that
certain we'll known brands of tobacco
contain very little tobacco. but cCusid-
cradle brown paper, alfalfa or other
cheap limitations OF tobacco. No such
analysis or Investigation, it is said, was
ever made by DR.. Wiley or any other
attache Of the pure food commission.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

The cliddsn Automobile Tour.
Honkl The cars are coming.
Hurry up the spark,
Keep the snginss hamminR-
Ny, but tie a larki
Here's road that's sandy
Pull the throttle wide.
Hers's a Pixie that's candy.
- EN- as they gIidel
Up hin. down dale.
watch 'em take their hiRAG
n but e0uid
Yoa bet would
Pc n Gliddenite
Cleveland PiahA paaAsA
PooF Pete.
It's pretty tough 10 have to hs n White
House dog like me
And md yourself regarded a. a great
celebrites;
How awkward 'tis when toward sona
chap you make a swift advance
And nnd that you have w tree the
'hassador Of Francei
And. say. it's hard when IN the hall y0o
pick little fight
with a dos that's handy legged and fen
lengthiness 3 fright
And some one hits you Wtth a mace ana
makes YOU twenty three.
You'd picked the dAchshana OF the swan
who dps for oeFmaneel
rd Ike 70 HIT the alley route. ana never
mind the dirt
matter who was hurt:
Thts games too complicated that I've
tried 90 fotler up
Tha Joys oe urlvate life look best % thAs
hAra Whias House pupil
Denver Rapahllown.