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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
Ger MiI6per erbraud

Ger Wil6psr bru II d
Der melt. Stdtiiiiter babeu aus
aere9net, ipie pieI bic aulturipelt i'm
Sabresourdf9nitts an WiI8 pers
brau6t. Die 3abl betrGst 1885,
100000 2iter OOer 1.380,500 Sonnen
i'm Sabre. 9lm meiiten BON biefer
RieienmaFe psrbrauden bic Der.
Stauten, beren 8iirger 305,000 Son'
men iGbrli9 austrinten. Rublunb pers
brau6t 10000, Ssutfdlanb 100000
Sonnsn i'm Sabre. Ssiterreid besniist
ii6 nit $1,000, Stalisn nit 1850,
Sanaba nit $1,000, bic Nieoerlanbe
brau9en 10000 9onnen. Giir engs
lamb unb 6rdntreib tpiro Der Sabress
tonIum an Wild nur auf ie 10000
Sonnen bere9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
Rabfabrtr, Riubptsb

Rabfa6rtr, Riub b te B
unb Gfel. Wis Rabfubrer auf
Der 9ippebriide in 9orFen /. SO. etns
aeI1Gbt peroen, befagt Der austueiss
i6ein gum 8efabren Der Bride. Rad
benz auf Der RiidTeite bes S9eins
ipiebergegebenen Sarife bat Der SUB
gGngsr 8 pfenniss, der Ruofabrer,
bas Rmbpieb, Der GfeI" is 8 Pfsnnigs
griiden3oll gu 5ablen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

Dis Saiusfette in Sns
smpfinbli6ite sbsiI bes msnidIi9en
a6rpsrs, banu folgen cie 5ingeripiBen
uuo an brittsr Stelle bic Sdut Der
2in"s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

g mpfer m DIT b te
Sd Gbne, ME Gaal;ute bebaupteu,
briidis. Gr pirb g;brauht. ipsil sr
oaSu bsitrGgt, bieieIten peib gu ma.
den, uno ba sr autiIeptii9 1T. erbdli
tr BEN @aumen gsIurh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

Der aufi6rift am
Sube Der Statue bss psritorbenen Serz
Soss BON Cambridge 1T Elm Srrtbum
entbedt iporben. Wlan lisft bort: r9e'
boren 1919, geforbsn 1908" Der
Ser5os itarb I'm Wdr5 1904.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23

Marvin Hughitt president of the
Chicago & Northwestern, learned te.
legraphy when boy and started on
one of the roads now part of the iii.
nois Central, He dislikes the type
writer and only a few years ago he
would not think of allowing any i'm
portant paper in which his road was
Interested to be drawn up in any way
save with a pen.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
BITS OF INFORMATION.


In evidence before the parliament
airy committee on omnibus and cab
traffic It was stated that 55,000,000 We
hicles passed through Liverpool
street station, London, last year, a
greater volume than at any other ter
minus.
A steeplechase for ladies'. held an
nually in Calcutta, is believed to be
the only existing event of its kind.
The course is two and half miles
long, with many mud fences. and the
prize consists of n handsome cup.
Oysters cannot live in the Baltic
sea, the reason being that It is not
salt enough. They can only live in
water that contains at least thirty
seven parts Of salt TO every 1000
parts of water.
Great Britain consumes more but
ter than any other nation. The aver
age per head is IL pounds year, as
against 8 pounds in Germany, 4
pounds in France, and pounds in
Russia.
Nearly 33 per cent more women
than men wear false teeth.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
EDITORIAL NEWS BRIEFS.

German school children flocked by
the thousands out to the various
ferein kolonien during the summer.
This has become quite an established
summer institution; barn, with
clean, sweet straw, I'm which the pill.
low and rug can be spread at night
time, serves as temporary headquar-
ters and hotel" in many instances
while the day is spent in the pine for
ests, and simple but wholesome and
cheap diet Is procurable at the village
inns and farm houses Boys are told
OFF In patches Of twenties and thirties.
with a master in command. and the
benefit derived by both mind and body
from these bohemian" outings Is in.
calculable.
George w. Morgan. of Carmi, H.,
this week bought pearl for $500
from a tramp mussel digger at Mau.
ME. The man, who had Just come
from Indiana, was pulling to shore
some mussels when he accidentally
landed an extremely old and large
one With knife he dissected It and
found imbcdded I'm the crusty scales
OF the musse a pearl OF ine luster
and extra large. The first offer of
Morgan, which was $500. was eagerly
accepted by the digger The gem Is
worth double the amount paid for It.
II is to be hoped that the sharks
and swordhsh in the Mississippi river
will be on their good behavior during
the presidential visit
The reported rise in the price of
diamonds almost produced a riot in
the New York East Side
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23

The reported rise in the price of
diamonds almost produced riot i'm
the New York East Side.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23

II is to be hoped that the sharks
and swordnsh in the Mississippi river
will be on their good behavior during
the presidential visit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

Ne8crpreOiger ioll &c
hmin0elt bobcn. Sobn W.
e. Naib, Elm 81 Sobre otter 9teger,
melder ongiebt, elm 9optiitenprcoi.
Ger BON SnfcauiQc 5u iein, mlrOc &C.
fern Gornittag BON 0enl Rolt5iItell
2ilfe inter Der Nni6ul0igrnlg per
bdftct nl10cblicb Den Gcriud) qenlud)t
SIT BADEN, ,pou- mcbrerct Hcrioncn
inter &oripicAcIunQ folihcr Sbatln-
dlel @clobctro9c 5l erldmin0cln.
Nls cr BON Sltdc pcrboitct lprtr0c,
gob cr olt, iiir cine HeQerfirhc oil
IoDerItrnBc milOc @obcn SIT iunr.
mellt. is ltclltc iid1 icOod) bcrulla.
Dab Der fronlntc Ncrr gelo0en bate,
mcSboIb i'm Der &loltrod trob 0c9
0eiitlIden @cluonoCS nuf Dem lucit=
ll6cn Stotion@baltic tron5portirtG.
Sort 1ullrOe er Geltern Nahnlittog
Dem Roli5eirihtcr 2o0en por9cfiibrt
unO bon oenlielbcn iiir Elm meitcreS
Serbor %feitacboItcn. Noib 3cigte oQc
mo9Iiden @emeiie Dor, ooB err elm
mirflihcr EreoiQcr lei obcr ilbcr lei
ne Sommlltn1en fonnte er feline 5lt.
trle0enitcllenOc Antluort gcbeu.
&c preSbptcrinniid {
Oltpet &irdc an GoncitruBc,
Canton, lit Don Gmil Sorlion, Geo.
Slt9bca, &, IS. @ludcn, ". 4, Gcrall.
Ion @lH. ,@ambtc, Sobn Gborlr8 II.
Foltor GbomoS ". E,tlbom incorpo.
rirt Dor0clr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Il nbcfonntcr ais Qcbcns

II nbCt0nnter ais Scbcn@.
rctter.- Iurh oie @ciitcagc9cn-
mott clnCa lln5cfannten mur0cu
CQ1!'ajtaa Mloraclr 5nblreihe Eoi
l1B!e.1 eine9 }lidC2 Der Baltimore
Gato 'u9n" n0nc 5tonebouie-Gouc
sertttct. CTR Arbciter5uq Ser ieOen
Wor9en turj rob 6 lthr Ben Ganl-
oens9ohnb9f iity GurtiS' ban per
loBt, hotte cbcl Stonebouie.Gppe er-
retd)t, ais Elm llnbcforinttr al oet
Bug beronipran1 uubmoen 8aiia1ie.
rem 5urtet 10 idnled, lpie htoglidl oel1
3ug }lt nerlullen. GioS geid)ab, nt0
I'M Iclbcn Muneltt mltroe ein ao6-
let15tg bcntertt Der III pollem Sentpo
out oenlief6eH BeIeiie 4ongcfobret
fam, ollT Sem Ser N~r6eiter5lg Itono.
<>S1lr Iettcn %sltgcn6lif b~erbnNertc Der
llltbefnnnte ubcr ollh nod oen at.
itcincl0 upcrmciolihcn ,3uinnr-
ltlenItob ilOcm rr blibifncq nnd) Ct.
1ter Actdc Iicf utp bielelbe 10 I~telttc.
oob Der aobleBna olf Elm Nebcnae-
lelle broiItc. Ter Setter perifipono,
obne Die Qontc95ejeigungen Ser @e.
@citobI ounebIi Oh thrc Pr.
tcttQeberiu. - Weil lie ol11eb-
lib tbrcr Hrbcitgcberin tSrnl Scnnie
9erlrItettl, Nr. $40. Sit.SopetteitrQBe,
Sill olra elmer aoutobe itabl. luurbe.
Die 9fe9criu Carrie GoualnS in Der.
ntlttleren 0eliSpilta4fon oenl @eridt@
Oerfohren iibcrpicict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Nus Scnt MntGtnnic.

Sibutg Der 6inun5 . Gommiiion. -
Ger SdluB Gcrmin oc2 Scr
fn1lfS BON Gbligationcn an 0aa
Eltblifum olti M}ontog feitgeicbt,
- @roBe @cfrieoiqlmg iiber oo3
Grgc6nib,
Ger critic &criud Der StoOt, tire
Sefurit6tcn ohne 3loiiGcnb0noler
ln0 obnc Die 2lbgobc BON Gonmiiiios
mem 5lt perfouien, gcht nQdbItcn Otou-
tag Ndhnittdg ltnl 3 l(6r SIT Gn0c.
Die Ginon5 ]Gommiiiion iprod) IN
ibrcr QcItrigcn Sitlunq ibrc bohItc
@efrieoigung liter ocu &crloltf oc3
Experiments aus. IS limo IN elmer
GSode ollcin 31a.pro3entiQe 2(b3lt9a.
fonol 9nleibc Sbliqotioncn inl
&crthc BON $GtG,9O0 uerfQuit nor.
ocn.
Che NIT oclu &crfolti Der critclt
Vtilion %begonncn luurbc, bcidlloB bic
6iton6 Gonmliiiiom 100000 iiir
Den EilQungsfon0 5lrild5tbcboltcn.
Tn 6oi9c DER itnrfru Nodiroac noh
ben Gbtiaationen hot ODER lett Die
Gomnliliion beidloiicm ulrd) Die nod)
iibriAcn 100000 Sum oircftcn Scr
folf an OnS Eubliflum 5ltr 8erfiiQung
81 ltcllcn mo mir lobicl ais uuiul.
lig ilbrtg icin iolltc, 0cm Eil0unQ9.
fotlb 81 ilbcrluciien. Cine o"ufiolcn.
De 9roBc 3obl BON 500 Gertififaten
mltrbc olt5acitellt, Gin @clpeiS, mel.
dies SntCreilc sic lpcnincr bcmittclten
GloIlcn Dem ltnterncbmcn cntgcgcn
bringcn. &racno &cmono, >per nod
oit@ Dem &crtdnf &ortbcil SIT 5icbell
niinid,t, nnB iid) bis 8 llbr Nodmit.
tags n1fItcn Monto0 I'M @iircou
>29 Stobt HcGiltrotor5 umtclocn,
SibunG Scr GtroBcnourds .
brud%. Gom miijion. d
Gic StroBenour0bru6s Commit
Iion bcid)loB IN ibrcr qcItrigen
Sibung, n0diten W}ittpoh Der Bib
o~ctbcb0roe oic Spc3ifitotioncn fiir
oic Giln'tcrung Der MolbiuQtonitra=
bc, BON Scr Nprtb. Nlpcnllc nod Dem
Clifton Gort 5li}ultellen. Der Ont
lptri Der %%croronnu1g fir Die Giloite-
ritn9 Der II. StroBe, 6luii6cn Der
Gonlpnoion Nucmlc luno 6rcoerid-
Noao, lpurbc glttgcheiBen un0 Die
Nrbcitcn IN beiocn Qcnamntcn S0len
0ilriten nod bicicn Sommer uoQet.
oct er0cn. Son @%elpobnrrn bon
@olbroof lief Gin @eIlth nm Gfloitc-
rilng Der II. Strobe, bon ser IS.
monoIon Npenuc nab Der Meit.
Nortb Ypcnue Elm. 3lpei Nngebo.
ie, bic icbenfoll5 ongcuonn1el1 lper.
oerL trofeu bon Der oHorf 2onb SIN.
pronenent 60" ein. Sn benz erIten
uerpflihtct iid sic OeieliNoit, Die
@oIlom Npenlc, bon Der Mbitelof.
Itrobe ltoh Sem o0rtio 2 Sill Eorf"
5lt nipellirct ut0 Eiluitcrn 3l laiicr
iino Damn Der StoOt iibcrNttrodclL
lpcrn IeDtrtc QcmiIt lit. 0ie S0lftc
Der Soften SIT troBcu. &ul 5%lpciten
&orIdloa houocJt c1 lid nm Die Sfo-
bertIirnBe BON Ser @bitelodItraBc
bis sum Qruio Miu @arf." Die
Seoii9rnlgcn limo bic ndmliden.
NJ onpr in unuaun00ic
Gumpo0ne.
0taper Etmamta erflGrte g~eIterr
ouf geiragcn 0aB cr ieine Gompoaltt
fir Die Rrimdrluohlen uidt nor Dem
erIten Ntdrj i'll er0ffnen qcoentt uno
panl nins or ietbit cine 3icnl(hb poi,
s.I.x ~ xfI, f..E-. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

ul0 ooS n2lQgcmcinc Gcllt'd)c gSoI.
icnholtS" NIT 500.
Ser ucritorbene Scrut3 G%brn1al1l1
pcrn1od)t ieinc gauge 9fo6Ioiien'hoit
Ieincr @ittlpc &irginio Gbrntonn.
G6cnio mobtc SEER @ll8l1It Seder
icinc @ittuc 3ltr NQein.Grbin. Srn.
Iror3'8 anodc'a Eeitan1ert oronct
bic gertbcilumg ieiuca 9EqdloIIeS I'M.
fer ieinc Sinner Gbo3. u, N}orp 5.
uuO Clara 9. &nodlc on.
Or. @iQiom 5. GDnppel, Der al1l I.
,Tebrltur ScIbitmor0 bcgtn9, butter
lGbt icint @ibliotbet ult0 Sn'trltmcn.
tc DEM ol5rontlin g Square @o'pls
tai" nno icil1 &ern16gcn icitcrGoltltllt
@%crtrltoe @olfer III @ooOIono, Sal.
GSiinDfcinc& erit0Be,
Ole @roBgcIdnporcncn habcn olc
9ci6ulOiQ>ngcn, Die gcgcn 'cd)S pro.
minentc @eid0italclttc lpc9et1 Yer
leBltng oea 9ntis Observation-Disclosures
Gcrbotea crhobcn morclt ob9elp1e'ell.
Die Wcrbaftctcn marcn Qr0iioent O@s
car g. Whirrop Don Der Baltimore
Ohio G%ticnbobn Comp" @cld)oIta'
filDrcr $. 5. @ooDs pom "SeperH
Npurtcmcnt Sollie," Golla y. Sn.
mon1i, Better Oc3 st. n&omea.
Sptels," @ci6GitSfilbrcr &. $. Rllbl
pom ,Nptcl Gaamcu," @eNfo1t"tltbs
rer :. .. 9tOrrio pom Der SolloelS'
tonmcr uto Miaiom SonnoborL
Die 9(ngei6uloigten mielcl1 nod, Dab
lie Observation-Disclosures o%nipenoeteI1,
un0 iogten, oab lie gcrnc Gerbel1erltl1'
qen oornebmen ipiirOen.
Iii dbl 0n0lcr nn3 rteoen.
Gic 6iiAbGnolcr @iaiom Y. Nood
rn0 Irorf @ebcr reihten inl arei@,
acridt cine Glaqe Elm 9egen StaOt-
G~ontroleur @cifner, WorftmeiIter
hilbert Nc. Collins, &itliS Wtorttntel.
tier Ghos. &. Sanmer mo peridieOc-
nc IiihbGnoler Elm, in Der lic oerlan'
acn, 0oB Die 8crtbeiIlng Der StGn0e
i'm Centre . Wtortt onnlllllrt meroe,
neil, mte bcbultptet miro, bel 0ieier
ltnQereHtc 8epor5ugung gelpultct
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Marnlanb & GcnnIgioan;a 81. n.

SIae peridFrM WDrtI.Mpt nnfs 9tattuL:
$50 Sprul. iogt sprf lialjH. alsgenel,nren
Gount1pS.
$50 8orrt. md Seltn, MIR GornIGes.
80 &orir. nab 9eintr idaIi6, nusaef,oms
men Scntfaa5.
1870 9indrl. ruh @eIcir. MIR Gomftaas.
3.25 gtndbm. nddf gdrf t1eIib, utsgenomnt:
GourtunS.
4.05 9iafm. ndf 2eTta. MIR Gonntaes.
AS 9i1dlin. itad1 9tsatr ifgitd, uu5aennEl.
met GpnntGas.
600 stbeHes nat GeIta taeIiG. ausaenont.
tten SptutGlS.
If 90 l9teitns mad HeIta. rur Gonninss.
ti;so AhfasP nntt Selair, Wittpob II. Cans
ttaN -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
u o 5 nilIt ger II III t.

9bihon QcitcrN Die 1riit ocritrid,
pclHc oen @ciGGitSlclttcn an Der
&iGhtitrnBc 5rujihcn Scr Erott- mo
GoHmoQIlrQBc, g0pQ6rt lporoen mar,
llnt ihrc 2otutc nj rdunlen, 10 t6atcn
0citcrn bic hleiltcn 6irncn INNER
nod 1T %gcppbuter y8eiic @ei6Gfte
am oltcn &lot uno Die It0btiihe Be
borocn ld)cinen gcneigt 51t lcil1, lie
0clu0brcn ST Ioiicn, bis bic Nci6c Oca
9}lcocrrciBcna OF bic betrcficnocn
No>rIer fonnlt. 81 Dem Sale Don
Srn. Sonlc5 Bono, ipcIdcr befonnt-
lid orobte, bic @crt6te oll5ltr1icL
fol@ man ibn SLIM 'oilS5iebrn 5lpingt,
limo feline lpcitcrcn Sd)rittc Nct6ol
mor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

9lr, 923, WnrbsNoen'l nabe Nntbnnh ctr.
BcriamnIuuGSsapfaI be5 n~Elrtonias9ots
cIabeS Rr. 800, 8. 9. 81" ng.2rbfns6t,
iirifls gfr. 106," nG6iuers0iiriits SIR.
1903. .. Il. g." mo n2iftriftS Nr, 50,
9. Il. y. pnle an &cretnc 81 bermic'
iben. GSeinite Giere, &tetfie unb iuntte
S%etrdnte. Gel: s.. s. y. g2olie 529 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
sfriet's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tttt y. uHn SDpNHGa $ktube.
Sauptaucrtter oeS .YGgerr SIR. lint, .glers
ems" ,Gihertraa5 : 0auteIi $ SeretnS,"
aednton Smn1erpGbren zen 9ui. rnb eeth'
Tereins." aHeuifhe 9eniitb. ithfsit" uno
sSefpersGonfIape Rr. Ats, 3. -. s."
8rtfdhtS Ssier at ieoer 8tit. - 6. & o..
1eIepbot; @oIfe 1928 =.
Gprins,s nGan!pn eteocrfruns.Saae,"
9ibl3rft'G6e 3. Ctr. II. 5a'..Mue., Gantpa.
S1uptaltortier oeS .@anioHs0ieoer.ran5",
Sirpftunhe iehen Wittiuudb Gbeuo. 8et
flag gtbcno. = ,Gationat"s9ier am 9opI.
Gbela9eate',E eGepDpn - @oIff i463 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
@snrh 6. Sleinls Mehanrma,

VT. 2Ib, BI6bs, t1bf AHh~Nnfos@fraHf,
&or5iigIibe g2eiite, G~pirtiuJfcu II. Union.
@ioarrcn. g'tfte6 Q'ier I'M 3api. 9uuid
fir 8cfbiftSlepie Dor 1i,20 pornt. biS
2 llbr gtatmittGpa. 3cIeaBou. y. 4 3
- Dlt. 8ernptl 300s ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
RzyIZHIf0IRz&0HHD
I N\U
RAILROADS.


IIl 0uHlutlp(' ultuH IiD SNuIHiNBIuH az
gSn6cu!aQcu 100 Born. bis 500 stbero5.
Griibcre 9tbinbrt onu oer N{t. 8ob1te totton.
@nibington, bcrlolcl 0lt. Standardization
*G.05. +9:45. !7.lc. 1850. $3.50. *9,55, !t0.5f,
t2.43. $50. +4.fG. H.65. l5.55 atndlm., *6.0y.
1875. $500 (2tmiteo). .l0.55, I'll. 90 sbenos;
eerl, Sunl9ensStaiiUu 1900. *G.t5, 1890, 200.
l7.20, 1909, $500, 5000, 1000. ltt.00 g3rHi.
$500 m. !12.02, *12.22, HOO, 2t.05, 1900.
800. 1905. 400, $3.50. 1900. !5.05, 75.35
g'ndul.. 1900. *6.t6. 1920, !7,GG, 800, .8.t6
(2tmiteb), $1,000. 1905. +tt.10. *tf.32 Mboe.
Auuapulis Oh. 9~iobufsS.ation, 1850 uuo
2s,56 Gornt.. ABB utn BOB 9tnanm. Gnmoels
Citation. $500 ulo 1000 &crln ll2.0G Wltttaas.
800, rs So ytahn. uuo 1900 Ibcub5.
8rcocrtf, Gamheus Station. 1875 uuo 2o.l5
Sorm.. u les. l3,a0 uno 1870 9iGGm.
Windeiter, M}t. 0tooul. NO 8orm., i2.s3.
1850 s}adbnl,; GumeensSiation, 1870 gorfIi.
300. $50 uno 400 giadbn.
Sagcrstnpu, Mlt R~ondIsStation, l7.t0 gorrt,
1880 9lad1nt.; gur1oefisS tdtiou, 1920, l7.35
Gornt., 1850. !l.00 Radlnl.
6iiieott-9itn rno SIT. Nirn. Gum~osnsgtatiou.
1885, 2o.15 SDrnt., !t.25, 1850, $3.50 @adut.
%6.30. *t1.45 a6cHoS
enrnH, glt. gogaI,G Citation, *2.49 Radrt.:
Camden, 400 Gadlm.
2,ueal @tne Qiue
uad1 Rhiluoelphin iiuo 9iefu sg)prf.
Neuer Terminus a. Der Sreilno3 ipnraieften
Strnbe. getpsslerf, beeueI1 mad Sotels, Iheuters
UNI 8efb1ftSsI titrtff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
3u uicIc z d) ul0eu.

@nt. i. Morbod, Elm 9udboltcr
bon 9tr. 1916, Olt.9ulttnloreitroBc,
nteloctc leinen @onfcrott an. Seine
Decentralization beloufeu iid nltf
$342i.2S uno Die @uthobcn iilO nur
500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

Embellishments itat Nefos0crf Hno be-
reit 5iitt @ebraud in Der Gai;oens uno Mt.
Rot llsStntipn nm / 600 qbeuos.
". mad &iIantle.Gifn an @ofentdaen: q,
rndh Gtfdntic.G Stir ti1li1; ., mad atfantte.9ttn
SoIIinas. Iue 3iiae bulten In WiiniustDn.
s bdft in Gheter an.
0biia,s Hffuni, GamoersStdtion. 1915 Bprn1,
1920 atudm., 26t0 9fbetbs; MT. rehabilitation,
$3.50 g'orrI., 1926 stadin., ?6.i5 Mbenbs.
Nberheea @ftrM,., Characterization, n. 90
Gadhni,. 1910 gben6s; Mt. SioeolsSiniiua
2t.05 Radnt.. 1915 Mbfnns.
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Gafie iiiri5 sins!ane bsiprat &. a.aine, s,r.
4f3t ct sSeltinisrr. str, nahe 6pitnuhulfe stpe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
TO COUNT CONSERVATIVES.
Kansas Will Take Census of Tuber-
culosis Cases Preparatory to
Partial Isolation

Topeka, Kan.-To make better
campaign against tuberculosis the Sec
rotary of the Kansas board of health
has been ordered by the board to
make a complete census Of cases in
the state. 1t is estimatsG that there
are about $50 consumptivls in Kan.
sas. A! of these will IL reco" led &C.
cording stages, method OF iet. elton,
habits of the patient a. trc*tment.
1t is hoped by this censv; 70 obtain
reliable information regards plague
spots" and how to prevent infection.
Physicians will be rea''ired 10 re-
port the frat symptoms of case.
Then the county or city health officers
will take charge and handle it as they
do other cor agious dise2 ses, by par
tial isolation, disinfection and the OBJ
servance of certain rules Of cleanli-
ness and care.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
KINGS AND TALL QUEENS.
Nearly All the Europeen Kings Ara
Below Their Consorts in Height
Tall Women of To-Day.

1t has been noted the. nearly all
the European kings hav. copsorts who
are taller than themselves. Princess
Ena is so much taller than the king
of Spain that when they are standing
to be taken by the camera the art of
the photogra pher Is exercised in many
a clever device to bring their heads
on a level. The queen of Italy tow
ers above her king; and the stately
queen of Portugal gains added state
when beside her husbands jovial face
and figure. The Czarina Is in every
respect built on a more noble scale
than her husband. and the princess
of Wales looks more robust rs we'll
as tale. than tho prince. This seems
to show that there is some degree of
ma tu:6i selection" as Mr.. Darwin
woal have called it, even in the we'd
dings that are so much matters of
state as those of kings and heirs to
thrones The little woman, Just as
high az my heart is not in fashion
nowadays; and queens. princesses and
duchesses are ali as notably affected
by this modern taste as their less i'm
portant sisters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

some of the models show complicated
and exquisite hand work
Attractive little pearl buckles in new
shapes give individuality to many of
the new models, and small pearl but
tons are often used for a finish, but
are more or less of Il nuisance in laun-
dering.
Very tiny buttons of pearl and
worked loops set on the back of a
stock will be found a much more salts
factory scheme than the usual pins or
hooks and eyes.
One of the clever thing in a perfect
ly plain stock is close fitting model
whose. ends pass one through the 9TH
er IN the back after the well-known
fashion and are brought back to the
front. Here the rounded ends come
nearer meeting than !, the case when
a model of this t; = - be held by
ribbon or scarf ties, yet they do not
meet, and they tie as In other models.
The ends almost meet and in each
end * worked a button hole. Link
buttons like those used for cuffs are
slipped through the buttonholes and
hold Tho ends in place This trim neck
finish with collar link of caboehon
Stone set in a gold rim and matching
cuff buttons is particularly effective
upon the tabernacle waist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
TRACK LAYING RECORD.
Ten Milestof Fails Laid in One Day
on tie Central Pa
cific,

A recent assertion ths' part of the
railway connecting with the Victoria
bridge, In Central Africa, was laid at
a rd-breaking speed of 5.5 miles
a day calls for the reminder from
Thomas Smith, writing to the Sci
entific American Supplement from
Queensland, Australia, that ON the
Central Pacific, about 80 miles west
of Ogden, the remarkable feat Of lay
Ing ten miles of railway In one day
was performed. Writes Mr.. Smith:
ut was thus accompli he'd: When
the wagon loaded with the rails ar
rived at the end of the track, the
two outer rails were seized, hauled
forward of tie car and lid upC1 the
sleepers by four men who attended to
this duty only. The wagon was
pushed forward over these rails aad
the process of putting DE- n the lis
was repeated. while behind the wagon
came little army of men who drove
in the spikes and screwed on the fish
plates, and, lastly, a large number OF
Chinese worllmen. with pickaxes and
spades, who ballasted the line. The
average rate at which thfse operations
proceeded was about 240 fest of track In
nv seconds, and In these ten miles
of railway there were 2.sG5,00O Cross
ties, $500 iron rails. $4,000 spikes,
7,040 fishpla. ss and 14,GGe bolts with
screws-the whole weighing 100000
pounds. Four thousand men and hun
dreds Of WI CONS were required. but
IN the ten miles all the rails were
laid by the same eight men, each OF
whom is said to have walked that day
ten miles and lifted 1000 tons Of iron
rails. Eight miles of this track were
laid in six hours. which was the VIC
tory achieved by these stalwart nav
vies before dinner. So i think this
will beat your Victoria Falls affair
all to bits every time. Give your own
country praise and honor when It 10
due. This was done over so years
ago. What would they do now? Why,
they could double it, or do 1t before
breakfast"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

Haven't ben \ satisfactory wifs1
What can you say against me?"
Nothin'." Cope spoke YEARLY.
That is-no-really not, in"
Then what do yea mean by sayin'
| druv you toto KILN yourself?
Didn't you think of me-a good. for
bearin' wife--to shoulder such a curse
ALI my days, and you dyin' for moth
ln'r'
You'd a ben well left and pre-
Weed for, said Cope doggsaly. Folks
would say twas Temporary insanity.
I'm shook up some, but Amt crasy.
meant 1t. 1 lin don't seem quite so
bad as 1t did. He gave grim smile,
adding. Twasn't the way to 60, but
you'd have ben better of, Dorcas.
Dan you say you Wouldn't"
"You amt explainin' tl'is," cried his
wife with sudden excitement. The
Idea Of layin' the fault onto me! What
Ii It? You'll tell me, Eeecher Cops.
I'm endurin', but this is past endurin'.
Somsthing you've got il your hOaa
agln me, and III know it. What have
done"
You've frc2e me-" e. ,laimed heI
husband loudly. Il dunno how TO tell
1t, but that's it."
And you've frcxe m - returned
Oorcas. her sal che Ks hamiEb.
It's your own doing. Ill tell you this
i went to the harm to say that I