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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
GERMS.

"Does your husband want job Mrs. McGuire?" No" but if you've got one for him I'll make him take it." Judge.
 "Pa, what Is a vandal?"
 "A man who works on a moving van, a destroyer Louis Post Dispatch,
 Wife-"Aren't you going to smoke those cigars I gave you?" Husband "No; I'm keeping them till Tommy begins to want to smoke. They'll set- tie it!"-Illustrated iBts
 sinkns-"Are you going to take a vacation this summer" Tlml1ins-- "Yes think so. I have almost re- covered from the effects of the one I took last summer. Chicago Daily News.
 The aerial inventor noted that a French submarine had been ruined by sinking.
 "Yet," he said bitterly, they say my airship is a failure because 1t gets smashed when 1t tries to f1y,"-Phila- delphia Ledger.
 The club woman-You have no mind of your own, you microbe! You're merely one of those persons who think they think! Only her husband-You fiatter me, dear; I often fancy that imagine I only suspect I think!-Puek.
 Have you interviewed that female crmlnal?"
 T have tried to-
 Tried to?"
 "Yes, but she refuses to talk"
 Refuses to talk! Head your article Man in Disguise' and make it three columns on the first page. Houston Post.
 Prestidigitator-"You saw me put your watch in your handkerchief" Boy on stage-"Yes," You can feel it still in the handkerchief?' 'Yes. :" "You can hear it ticking?" "Yes: but"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
No Civil War Records.
(Boston Transcript.)

(Boston Transcrlpt)
 It is noticeable that while the Repub- lican party from the close of the war down to Mckinley never elected Pres ident who had not been soldier of the Union 1t to-day transpires that no can didate now under serious consideration possesses @ Civil War record. The presi' dential office has thus passed the war generation, and Mir. Roosevelt is likely to remain the only President whom the Spanish war in substantial part con tributed to the country. Admiral Dew ey's offec to serve has been declined with thanks, and MT. Brvans service as too brief to have much influence on his career Moreover. MT. Bryan is not like ly to be elected It looks, from all present signs, like a Republican suc- cess in 190S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

terprise or purpose" The suspicious movements and the suggestive associa- tions continue, and in few days or weeks it is admitted that the newspa- pc: saw clearly into the future. That sort of a denial Is something more than a departure from verbal truthfulness" because 1t is selfish. Is 1t a lie because it represents a departure from truth for selfish reasons? We shall be glad to print anything on this phase of the subject that the artful railroad dodger would like to say.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

tons, The ferry steamers to carry these trains are to be four hundred feet long and fitted with turbines giving speed of twenty-three knots, Communication both in respect of passengers and goods would be unbroken, and it Is proposed to run three day services and one night service each day.
 This wont endanger England's safety or hurt her insularity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Alice-Good- -Muskrat is suing her hus- band for divorce at Bonesteel, North Dakota. She claims her husband ran away with Alova-W Walks-As-s -she-Jumps. She also wants to take her maiden name, Alice-Hugh- Kicker again.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
SAYINGS AND DoTNes.

Paper pails are the latest sanitary de- vice for the delivery of pure milk in London and other large English towns, They are used only once They are made of pulp and are sterilized by a heat of five hundred degrees Fahren- heit.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

A Texan claims to have caught a trout with mouth fifteen inches wide. That must be one of the trout that are caught with rabbit for bait.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

An Iowa woman who was arrested for disturbing religious meeting declares that she has the gift of tongues. The evidence that she has the gift of a tongue is abundant
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

What is believed to be the worlds record for divorce cases is held by the Hrngarian city of. Arad. Last years statistics show that 2SO dlvorces were tried by the courts and 210 divorces granted. At present there are $40 di- voroe cases awaiting trial. Arad has fewer than 90,000 inhabitants.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Not less than 37O,OoOooO pounds of copper wire were in use on the num- erous telephone lines of the Bell com paries in America last year. This year there is expected an increase of 5S,O0O,- 900 pounds. Tn addition to wire, consid- erable quantities of copper are used In the manufacture of brass for telephone instruments and for alloys required in other branches of telephone service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Among the many stories told of the Scottish judge, Lord Young, is one as- soc!ated with an election in Edinburgh, when it was announced that Lord Vol mer had been returned by majority of three votes. Later a correction made the majority 300, and gave rection made the majority 300. and gave the names of two lords of session who had voted for the successful candidate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

The Seneca (AIissourD Dispatch truly says: "The daily newspapers through Roosevelt Longworth is expecting a visit from the stork If country printers were to print such matters about their readers, the editors would have to spend the most of the time roasting on telephone poles Or some other inacces- sible place to keep out of the way of irate callers"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

When General William Booth was in Tokio recently Field Marshal Oyama was on the platform at the nobles' re- ception of the Salvation Army leader. Later, General Booth called personally t5 pay the field marshal and his wife, the Marchioness Oyama, his respects. The old soldier is retired, and living on half pay in modest house in the west end of the city He appeared on the steps to welcome the general which he did with lavish deference, saying, Tt is a great honor, general, that you have accorded me in visiting my house" The general and the marshal were soon engaged in contrasting the differences of their callings and chat ting like old friends over the inevitable teacups.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Lord Young thereupon remarked That accounts for the two ciphers."

IA few wagon roads in the United States still maintain toll gates. One of these is in the Shenandoah valley in Virginia. This pike runs for ninety-four miles through the heart of western Vir- ginia from Winchester to Staunton. II is operated by the Valley Turnpike company and has eighteen toll gates, located at intervals of five miles. The toll for wagon and team is ten cents at the full gates and five cents at the half gates The Three Chop road is another old Virginia highway that is still operated under the toll gate sys- tems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Sc Sc Served Everywhere "a

itoltung bcS 9obnnctcs, sic -goocn-
fultur uno Den SnnoclSuertcbr wer'
Den BON Sen VeriG)ica Gernburg'S
1pihtige Helultate cr,poriCt.
@efu9rcn Scr Scrcrp Nus
manbcrung.
Sn ser Observation-Disclosures Ereiic
lit ncucroings ouf Die @cfnbr 6ingt'
mieien poroen, meld)e cine allgemeil,e
Nusluanberlh,9 Der SercroS nod bri.
tiid)em @eiete fir bic mirtbid,oftlld)e
Gntpidel,ine Gei,tid).S iiNmcitafrifcS
bcbelten tpiirbe, uno es lit Bic Mob-
nl,ng baran 5efniipit, oieier @efobr
rctt5eitig p~er5ubcllgcr. gu ernitlidrr
@cunrlibigung liegt inOeIlen, pie
bolbamtlid perIidjcrt miro, fcin Nn'
IoB Dor. IS lit bcc @eril,d) genloht
Worben, Sic Girseborcnen ouolrd)
mlebr on ben Srt, al bent lie arbci-
ten. 81 %ieiieln, OaC ibnen ctlpos &lcin-
piab gegeben purbe. Zen pripotcn
Nrbeitgebcrn bes 2anoes iol Elm 1bn-
lid}es 8erfabriu onempfoblen lucrs
ben. I'M aud bel ibnen Die Gingebp.
reaep iebbafter 5u MAIDEN. Better Sn=
formation nadr 81 idlieben, limo Die
Sdmdr3en nidt 10 iebr begieri1, ib4
rem @obniit 5u peticln, bod lniicn
lie iih leid)t letter., uno angeblih
britiide Agenten tbun ibr 9eites. Inn
Die Sereros ibrcr engeren Seimatb 81
entiremoen, inbem iie ibnen %beionoe.
ren Sfut unS onbere Yortbeiie aui
britiidem gooen ueriprcden.
3uriif nad GaabIanca.
Gie Ielesaten Der oclltiden Solo
ME in Gaiablanca, sic lid ldngerc
3eit in Berlin alifbieltcn, baben nun.
NIT auSnabnle zines Witglieors, Die
Seinreiie ansetreten. es lit Den o.
leoaien p~olitanoig s%elllngen, Die gro.
BEN Sddoieungen scr %oeutid)ea SIT,
t~ereiien burd) 6as 9ombarbement ga.
iablanca's at Den maBgebelOen Stcl-
len nit griolg nad5upeiien. Ser
Wonncsmann. cilier ser Yeiud)er.
meilt nod bier. nnb er erffdrte fiir5.,
lid, ieine Gollegen bGtten ibnt por iei.
ner abreiie mitaetbeilt, lie miirocn
es iid mselegen fem loiicn Die oeri-
idle aolonie in peritGrftem 0%ertral,cn
auf Den Shub ibrer Sntereiien burt
Die @e9ieruns 81 nei,en g%nitrcngull.
gen 81, pernnlaiien, nm Dem id)mer
geidaoigten oeuiiden Sonbel in Sc,
iablanca feline aIte, fiibrenbe Stel-
lung pieocr5ugeninnen.
gefam pfnng. Der 8eblnus.
gei Der jiingiten gereiinns oes Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

leild)tcn lotGrinaiid)cn Wciibou'
gebieteS funtcn Die GcrtrCter ser be-
ttcillgten Eciiorts 5u Dem grGebltib
Dab mad Ser Oer5eitigcn Snd)!oae Die
SeritclunG riles Sd)uBgiirtclS 5pi-
id)eH ErcibCl lro Hotbringcn cut
behrlid) lei. NQs 3.pefm1Bto purbc
~bciunOca, olIs ocm @cirbuugcl1n0c
i'm ror0lihcn &othringeu mo scr on
itoBenOcn preuBiid)en @einbol,.
gc1eno Gin ciEbeitIides Shutgcbitt
bebufs @%cf0mpiu1a ser Mcblous nil;
g%cnlcinlamen @%runbi1bclI inter Sci.
tlrng ocs &cidcs al bilbcii.
rNorOocutiAc" iibcr Sic
Vc3icbuHgcn Gent d.
ldng's jr merifn.
Ter in Ncp.Dorf IN poriacr ISOLDE
a~bGebaltene ocutiN 8 amcrifuniiGe
Rational . Consent giebt ser nNoro.
oeiltidcn N%agcmeincn 3eituna" oa$
Sbenla 81 cincn 9eitcrtifcl, II, ocm
bas ofii5i6ie Organ iid) nit ser Gbd.
tigfeit Oes oCltid) . omerifaniihcl
Notionolbunbcs bei6Gftigt. Ger Nr.
tifel bebt Die erireulihe gntpidc-
hung ut0 oas crfolgreid)e @irfen Oes
9unoes bcrpor. Garan fniipit ons
bod ofii5ielIe @latt einigc auaemeine
@emerfungcn iiber oas ollgenbiidlit)e
gerbdltnib Spiifen Oeutitlono mo
Nmerifa. 9os grgenieitise geftdno-
NIP smiiden ser oeutihen ulo Scr
uoroamerifaniiden Nation ici inner.
halb meniger Sabre bcmerfenswertb
p~ertieit woroef. "Sn glmerifo," beibt
cs meitcr, lit Can't oieier en9eren
1iiblnna Der beioen Natienen biniidt-
lid Der politiid)en 3iele unb 9eitrc.
bulsen 0eutihlano,s mandes @or.
urtbeil geid%ppltnoen. Sir cine mel.
tere Nnnabermg beiber Iolfer. oie
NIT boiler @emlJtbnung ST be8rilBel
lit, lit ser 9poen in gliidlidIter Weilc
norbereitet.
SdneiOen i'd ms eigcne
Sleiid.
3ie IN 9odllm tngenoe @cneral.
Seriammlung Scr Gnappihaftspcr'
e;ne not N,s Surd, Sie ;;iunito O,no0c
gum preubiiden gergseieb notbipen.
sig aeworoene Statut abaelebnt. IaS
Statut entbiclt nad 0orid)ldgen Ser
Ar6eitgeber %oiejeni9en 3e9nlutionen
bes @erbdltniiIcS 5ruiiden arbeitgee
bern uno Mrbeitncbmern, Die niht IN
Der HopeGe auInabme eeiunbcn bat.
ten uno ser 5eltleguns ourh Statut
iiberlaiien luarellc: Gle s%lblebuuus
bieies Statllts lit b0hit iolsenidnuer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

.Nift Die ~geringitcn 3peifel iebe
id) in sic Sortouucr Der Froipcritat
amerifa's. Gle @eIofnappbeit bdnat
bort, iuie bel uns in Ieutidlanb nit
benz r6pioen Iuiidmung beS @irtb.
id)aftslcbe,s 5linnmcn, "oeiien mir
ms aus boppelten @riinben BON Ser.
gen erfrel,en. Ginnlal neaen I'M erer
Srcunoi6oft fir Mmerifa, Johann
neil in 5olge Der @edielpirfung Der
wirtbihaitlid)en Serbaltniile uniere
eigene Hroiperitot bon berieniGen Scr
Scr. Staaten profitirt. Sc n,cbr @elb
Die amcrifuner bobcn, nm 10 mebr
treten lie oils adllfer a,li bcm Ocut.
ihen Warfte auf. 3uorm boben mir
Die omerifaniide Gonfurren5 ouf Dem
beimiihen Marfte penig 81 fiirf)tcn,
neil Die Steigcrung Der Goniumtions.
61bigfeit bes amerifaniihen @olfes
loSilingen llnbegrcn5t 1T nnb 0abcr
Imerifa ben einbcimiid)en Eroolften
ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g%biatgebict lit
unb bleibt. 9is iebt fam it) fcin
3eihen oaiiir linden, oab bic mirtb.
ldaitlihe Gage Der Screinigten Staa.
ten 5l e~rnitboiten 9eoenfcn gnlab
giebt." q
Mit Sergniigen erinnert iid DC:
Sreiberr nod ser @oitfreunoihaft,oi c
or mdtrenb ieines @eiud)es in Den
gcreinigten Staaten Dor 5pei Sabren
.jgenoiien. Seit bieicr Belt bat er Die
ereigniIie in Imerifa nit gang beion-
berem Sntereiie periolgt. II
9crnburg auf Dem Seim nj
nege.
&oIonialiefrct1r 9ernburg net
ieine Stubien Der Sertih-oItairifani.
iden @erbdltniIie an Srt unb SteIle
beenoet uno bat oie Sein1reiie poit
7ar.es.S aIom angetrcten. am Is.
SSili mar Ser &olonialiefretdr bon
Dem Iampfer r6elbmoridau" in 9s.
gleitung bon Sberitlieutenant Suahc
uno elmer An5abl 8roBinouitriellcr
nod Iar-es-S alam abgereiit.
Gas BON Iernburg in Der 3eit ici.
res MlfentbaIts geiammelte Wate.
rial lit duberit r%eidbaltie. Defenders
eeipannt lit mar aui Die greigniiic.
sic ieine G%rbebunaen in 9e5iig a,lf
cine Oeutidsafrifaniid)e 9ailmuoa.
fuftur 81, Gage g%eforbert baben, sic
er bel ieiner Mbreiie baupti1dlid i'm
auge bate, unb beren Sdafiuns iei
men &eiiebe9leiter Gommersicnratb
Otto aus &eiden6ad bGonoers into
r~eiiirte. anf fir Die meitere ausge-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

picueiht pcrbGngniBpoa fir sic pr.
briterid)oit i'm gan5en 8ubr . Hepier,
lueld)e Ollrd) Die 9odpimer @eleral.
Serlamnlung pertreten miro. Nad)
Den geieblibcn NeItimmungcn lit iest
oic Hegicrung genotbigt. 5llr Nege'
hlna Ser irogliden Yunfte 3wongS-
~itatuten por5ulegen uno bieie 3pangs.
Statllten oiiriten porausiiftlid uu'
giinitiger fir Die Arbeiteritait aus.
IaQen, ais Die abgelebnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

InfoemS nternationalc
Susicnc-GonsreB, Der fiirslid in Der
lin o~bgeGaltcn mlirbe, btelt Staots.
ScfretGr bon 9etbmann,Sollmcg cine
@cgriibungsrcbc, i'll Der er ousfiibrie,
baB es 5u Den b%eionoeren acnn5eiden
u%nierer 3eit gebore. bab iibcr Ole
@rcn5el Scr 2dnoer uilo iiber Die
Shranfen BON Sprad)e unb Nmiona.
litdt binaus itd Snititutionen sur
@oIrlng geneiuiamer SntereIien
ser cipiIilirten @eIt biloeu. lieie
GntnidcllnA an oeren Mnidug mir
ltdnben, fibre nid,t MIR 81 e,gercr
geriibrung herporragenoer &ertrcicr
perihicbener NationalitGt uno oiene
uid)t nur 81 beiierem 8eritGnonib II.
5itr ipedielieitiacn afJtuna Der 8ol-
fer, ionoern iei aud Der ausbrud bes
8laubens at Die Golioarit1t offer
menihlihen &ultur unb frieoliher in.
terno.ionuler Irbeit. Sh6ne @orte
Sauienbe bon S%pgienifern ans nllcn
9bcilen Der Nelt bntten iid) 5u Dem
gpnlreb eingeim,oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

Weger unpiinftlid)er u b.
lieieriing Don Eoitiad)em baben Die
giienbabnen bes 2anoeS i'm lebten
Sabre Strafgeloer in ser Sobe Dol,
100000 Dollars erlegen miiilen. ger
itrait aber Die Bolt, menn lie nit ser
?lbIieieruns iaumielis lit?
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
REPORT CLEARS TUCKER
MRS. LOGAN'S SON-IN-LAW WON'T
BE COURT MARTIALED.
Investigation Reveals That He Showed
Only Friendly Interest in Phil
ippine School Teacher.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July eff
further investigation should substantiate
the preliminary report made to the war
department Lieut.-COl. William +. Tuck
er of the pay department will not be
court martialed on the charge Of conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
So far as his actions in Chicago and
on the Pacific slope are concerned Lieut.
Col Tucker seems to have done nothing
which would warrant the exercise
of department discipline. Whatever at
tentions lie may have paid to Mrs
Myrtle e. Plat, the former Philippine
school teacher no evidence has been dis
covered thus far to show anything more
than friendly interest in the widow.
Reports in circulation at the var de-
partment assert that Mrs. Tucker en-
ployed private detectives to ascertain the
truth regarding her husbands alleged
detection. but they were unable to obtain
any information which could be used III
legal proceedings.
The lieutenant colonel denied most en-
phatically that he had acted improperly,
insisting lie had done nothing to be
ashamed of AMI that there was no rea-
son for departmental interference IN
what, after all, was only family af-
fair
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
WARSHIP IS SUNK
TO HALT FLAMES,
The Hoche, French Ncvy,, Sent to Bot
tom Of Slip at TouIon-Is Third
Serious Disaster.

TOULON. France, July G-Thc bat
fleship Iochc has had narrow escape
from drstruction. Fire brok out during
the night near her powder magazine and
IN order to prevent the spread Of tho
flames the battlcship was snui, in slip
adjoining the one III which the battle
ship lena was wrecked by an explosion,
with great loss Of life. March T.. last
he fire, which broke out in the sail
room, as did the fire which destroyed the
French torpedo schoolship AIgcciras here,
November -, 1906, resulting in the loss
OF three lives, is a mystery. and as ibis
is the third confaEration to break out on
board ships at TouI0n, within q month,
the incident has created much disquiet
A rigid inquiry is being made
The H0che is Of about / 600 tons dis
placement was completed in 1889. has Il
belt Of compound armor from fourteen to
eighteen inches thick and carried a crew
numbering about GO officers and men.
Her armament consists of two 1874 inch
guns, two lOS inch, twelve 80 inch four
% inch and a number Of smaller rapid
fire guns. Her speed is estimated at six
teen knots and she carried about 800 tons
Of coal.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
SPOKANE FIGHTSAGAIN.
Files Charges Saying Roads Discriminate
in Favor of Portland-Old StrHg-
gle Reopened

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July G.
Among the twcnty-one petitions filed
with the interstate commerce commission
today, there were three of the city of
Spokane, Wash, against the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company, the
Northern Pacific railway and the Great
Northern railroad, setting out subStan-
dally the same state of facts In the
construction of its system of water
works the city used an immense amount
Of steel and rivets, which had to be sent
from Pittsburg to Spokane. 1t is al
legged that the railroads charged more for
the shipment of tie material from Pitts
burg to Spokane than their tariff rates
Indicated they would have charged on
shipments of the same material from
Iittsburg to Portland, Ore, although
Spokane is 300 miles nearer to Pittsburg
than it is TO Portland. The complain
ant city demands reparation from the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation com
Pany in the sum of $4319 with $3.50 at
torney's fees; from the Northern Pacific
Railway company. $3701 reparation and
$500 attorneys fees and from the Great
Northern railway S12,S1S PREPARATION and
B12O0 attorneys fees.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
'~~--~aa
GAMBLING BOAT
OUT OF BUSINESS.
Race Bet Tars to Cruise No More on
Waters Of Lake Michigan.-License
to Be Revoked.

WASHINGTON, II. g., July Sly
the revocation OF the passenger certih-
cate of the steamboat City of Traverse
the government today dealt a heavy blow
t. the alleged gambling syndicate of the
city of Chicago.
The City Of Traverse leaves Chica go
each day and anchors in Lake Michigan
near the lines of intersection of the states
OF Illinois, Indiana. and Michigan and it
IS sad conducts there gambling opera
tons. Information concerning the results
1T the various race tracks OF the country
are received by wireless telegraph and
the steamboat, ii is further alleged, is
operated as Il floating pool room.
The authorities of Chicago have en-
dcavored to suppress the evil, but their
efforts nave been futile. Finally Mayor
Busse appealed to the government au-
thorities urging them to take steps
which would put an end to the opera
tons of the steamer. Today Acting
Secretary Murray Of the department of
commerce and labor instructed Collector
OF Customs John {. AmeS at Chicago
that. If the facts were as represented,
he should cancel the vessels license at
once.
This involves the cancellation Of the
steamers passenger certificate as we'll
Tl!@ action is taken under the authority
OF tie revised statutes of the United
states winch specifically provide that Il
license granted to any vessel shall net
be considered in force AIRY longer thar
the vessel is engaged i'll the employment
Tor which she was specifically licensed.
The only business for which Il vessel
can be licensed to engage in the domes-
tic commerce of the United States under
the federal law is for the coasting trade
or the fisheries, and the department
holds that anchOring a licensed vessel off
shore and maintaining her solely as Il
gambling house is neither of them.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
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