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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Ser Stordl i'm SducQ5ng.

Golumbus, 8. I. September
- Der Ncp.Dorf.S ct. 2ouis.S hnell-
jug Der yEennipluonio 9abn" mitr0c
bier 80 Winllten lang a~llfgebalten.
AlS Der 3ltg %einliei, mltrOe ihleuniglt
nod acr5ten t~elepbonirt. Nad) me-
nigcn Mlinllten marcn ied)S Singer
IeSfllop'5 ont Elabe, Deld)e lid) Inn
Srau Sarab Sltdle ben1ilbten. Gie
Ier5tc entidieoer, oaB es nid)t all-
gebe, Die 6rau mabreno ibrer i6pe-
rem Stllnoc nad) benz Soipttol SIT
transportiren. Ger 3llg mlbtc ba,
her 10 lan9e balten, bis Der nelie Eal-
iagier 9liiflih bas 2idt Ser @elt err
blidt bate. Die iunge 0flltter, mcld]e
iid) ol,i ser Heiie nad) Grescoit, 9lri5.,
befano, mlroe bann nah Sunt's So
lpitol gebrubt, un0 Der 3ug fonntc
nit SO Winllten 8eripGtung ieinc
Sabrt iortiesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Scin Sclo fir bic Yuiisci.

NcuninNtpit ii. ST, I. Sept,
@cil fcin @elo in Scr 8aiie mar, no
ben Ole Sruitccs Scr StoOt beld)lo'
len Die gauge Epli5ci 5t c1tlnllcn
Sic @iirgcr cirflllicrcn Ectltionct III
hcncn Die @ichcrnniteIlilng Der Tpli
5ilten p~crlon9t miro. Sic bisberiNel'
SrOnlngsn0dter mof1ten natiirlit
oitdl mr. 5ii germ lire ySobs" nieoel
baber. Sic mcrocn icst MIR pre-
Stiid beSohlt, 5. +. Tie befonimen fin
ieScn Soil, ben iieint 8erid9t porbri1'
gen, cine 8Sbiilr. 3amit lino lie abet
nift 5ufrieben. sic mpd)ten mieSer
ibr 8cbolt 5iebcM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
&Dlfcrrcdjts. Gonbent nertagt iid).

Eortlano, We., /. September.
8eitern fono bier Die S6luB.
iibltng oeS GonpertS Ser Snternatio.
nol Gam Iiiociation itott. Sber-
rid)ter Simeon 6. @albipin bon Gon-
nccticllt, GbrenprGiioent bes Gon'
pents, iprad) iiber y0ie 8rcn5en Der
aftipen Sllterpention eitles Staotes
nm Die 8ol5iebu1g poh Gontroften
IL @irnlten ieiner eigelten @iir9er.
g~egeniiber lellen onoerer Staaten, 81,
iifern." Gr mics banpti1hlih aiti
Den llnteridieb 5lpiiden Dem Gon-
trafte nit eil,em Staatc urO elmer
Tripatperion bin. 0aB oft cin Stoat
6ur @elpoltaltrpcnoune ihreiten
miiIie, lial S6nloen 5u colleftircil
bon frcmlGnoiiden 9iirgerit, lei bon
lchcr ollcrfonllt morbcn. @oiton &c
Scunl, Neftsberatber Ser britiiden
@otIdlait III griiIiel, iprah iiber d.
plcmotiid)cn Shus fir oie 9iirecr
I'M Iuslano; Sor0 Hid)ter &enllebp
pcrlos eillen &ortrog BON Or. Grno
@ittriolln bon 9ilbopcit iiber Top
pete @aareniteuern;" Or. q. Sin-
benbnrg, iiriitiiher 9eratber ocr
eaniifen Megicrilng, bate cincn Sor-
trog iiber y9elpciic bon fremlGnbi-
ife1 3eilgen" eingciouot. Der Gon-
pel,t nabm ben uni Der lcbtidbrigcn
Gonferen5 III 9erlin III 9oridlaa &C.
trad,ten Gooer an, worani clibgiiltiae
Sertnglrhg crfolgtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Nls 2cidle int Yarf sefnnoen.

Ytttsbnrg, +. September.
Sm Sdenlep.Earf mrroe geItern oic
2cife BON u. 6. 2infenbeimer geiln.
Den. Die Goli5ei glaubt. baB Der
Malin ermoroet mlroe. 9infenbeimer
mar elmer Ser b~efanntelten Irfiteftell
Ser Stabt. Sn ben 5aifen bes 3ob.
ten fano man $40, cine goloe,le ltbr
uno Minen.slftien i'm @ertbe bon
$4,000. Haltb mar iomit nidt oas
Wotiu Oes Woroes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

beocutcnOen NonleR in Der 8cIebr-
tcl1pelt gento6t.
Gcnug Irbeiter Hr oen
~Eanam ufanol.
ellie, S~ranfreld, /. Sepi.
= SehsDuloert Stnliener, ipeld)e
bier in ser Grportllng eintraicr, naf]
Colon meitcr5ugebcn un0 BORT am Eos
nomotonol 9ei6GitiQrtng 3ll erbolten,
mcroen nidt na6 Dem ESitbmus mei-
t~erfobren, Do III bort ibrer 1ienIte
nid)t hen0tbigt. Gle &onalbeb6roen
baben nligcbGrt, ouSlGnotlhe Nrbct'
ter ull3unehnten, oa tbncn Dir gegcn+
>pGrtig an ser arbeit bciin0li6en 49,
GOO Wonn aeniigcn.
Nuf scr 6ctmrciic
2onoon /. September. - Sena.
for Gbauncep 90. Iepelp nebIt Satin
fltbren geItern OH oem Gampfer
st. 2olliS" pom Ser oNmcrican Cine"
Don Solttbompton nnd] Nctp- 2)orf ab.
&ejupunD Metnotn SbGtig.
felt.
81 o M /. Sept. - Stride an5eiden
fir cine erncllerte eruption Oes Sc.
iups MADDEN lid mieoer bemertbor
llno perllriad)en in ben epelltllel be.
0robten Tiltriften e%rlteuerten Sdref.
fen. Hamentlid 0ie 9eluohner oe5
iopIlilh gelegenen Stdbt6ena Sorre
N%ununjiota lino in GROCER Nnfres
gitllg, eS fonne iiber lire Sta0t mie.
ser elm pcrbcerenoGr Saunltrom Der.
ni~eoergeGen. Seiten@ oeS Winiltcs
rims 0cs Snneren lpuroe Die Nrds
icftltr bon Neopel ongewicicrL iton
jcbt ole moglihcn 8orbereitun1ell
5lt treifcn, Inn i'm gtotbioIle Die BE
Differing raid in lid)cre Giitrifte 5.t
brin0en. Nll6 Scr 2lctnn loll nellcrcll
MelOungct aus Gotonia SIT iolge pic.
ser in n~pllter SbGtiQfeit iein, ond iii
bic oortigc 9cpolfCrlrng %teinesmegS
IN llltrubc, Oenn bic 9luSbriide ocS
9(etnn pflegcn niemalS 10 unbeilpoa
81 leir, mie Die oes SCIuu.
GGineiii6e GuIiS DIT ers
u il II oft in Supnn.
Eofio, I. Sept. - Gie sum 9olt
Scr Wagoibilna uuO @iogo Gilenbabn
lad, Gnpo1 importirtcn &uliS iino
cntlolien moroen MD lpcroen ipabr-
Iheiniih alrf Soften Der Gontratto-
rem, bic JIG nad) Sapan 8cbrad)t ia.
ben, lpiGoer nod China 5uriidbcfor-
bert mcroen. Die 9dbnperlpnltrulg
miBodtetc idlcinbor Die Seitinmln
gen ocs @eiebes, beDor lie Die Gbinc-
len inlportirte. u10 crblelt inter Die
ien llmlt6noeH nid)t Die pnltlihe Gin
m%iaigung tiir pic 3ululiung Der Chi
llclclt III 3apqll. . Hliyd ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
gls Sic6im in Sait.
Observation-Disclosures brodt $1,000 cit
lurb pcrgreiit i'd Damn an trent
Dem @lttc, INN oas pcrlorcne Welb
5ilriif SIT 0cniltiten.

Gbico9o, 1. Sept. - Gin meib.
lidcr Spcfl,lont, on Der ic0cr Sorien.
iobbcr leinc bcllc Sreloc baben mir
sc, lit Sri. Noic Saincs, lueld)c nad)
elmer itiirmiifen Garricre I'M Goot.
County @eiGn9niB fist. Sic lit total
ngcbro6en" ltno bot nid)t nm $75,.
600 in @ei5cnipefulntion ein9cbroft,
Die lic bon ibrem Gutcr crbolten bate,
ionoern olth lire Srcumoinncn be.
itoblcn, nm meltcr Ipefllliren 5u foll.
men. 3mei Somcn, 4nbdn9crinner
Der Gbriltlid)en @ilIenidaitler, be.
idulbigen tic oes 9iebItabls BON gu.
melen I'M @crtbc bon $1,000.
Sri. SnincS, cine a%lifiallello id)one
Gribeinutg bon so Sabren, ninmt
ibr 8eid}if pbiloiopbilf. Sic grobte
Sreuoe meincS 2cbens," logtc lie, lit,
Ben Elder" ST perfol9en uno 81 le-
ben, mic nlan 9ctpinnt. Iber Der
groBte Shnlcr5 lit, ST iebel,, mic Ger
cider" an5eiGt, oaB Sbr @ermogcn
III N,id)tS 5erilicBt! Cas- Sinten Der
Ereiic bcocltet, oab Sic Sbrc Stcl.
hung pcrliercn, ous meltcrc Slnfeit
5eigt Sbncn an, oaB Sic nod) nlo
llad Sreunoe, @clo uto Gbre ucrlie-
rem ullb oaiiir Hlir, Ger5iueiillng,
Shunoe mo pielleid)t oen Soo eln.
1eimien."
Itc Gamen, melbc Die Influ9c &c.
gen SRI. Saines erbcben, iino 6rall
@i1iom ,. Wartin pom Nr. 1853,
2ofe-apcmtc, iulo Srau y. @rcrdc
bon Nr. 16S, Oafipooo 9oillcuaro,
Sri. Soincs bat i'm erIten Sabre ibrcr
Observation-Disclosures $4,000 nerlorell,
oann oingen Die $4,000 oabin, bic
iie bon ibrcnt Batter iserbalten bate,
unb idlieBlid) lit aus Der pagballigell
Spefulnntiu cine gemeirte Giebin &C.
fpprocn. 'for H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

lalicn fam, Gelegateu 81 elmer allgc=
meinen GpnIercn5 SIT e%ntienOcrL III
lpeld)er Elm ,gepnn5erter" Tertrag etlt-
i~uoricn lperoen iou, Ser ollie Tartcicn
perpiIibtet, nltr All irieolidycm 8aac
ole ibre tiinftigen Streitigfeitcn 5t
crleoigcn.
Iniprii DIE AMI u iid5oll.
Ser @cneraIanlualt bat auf GrIu'
dlen oes SdabamtS IepartementS
oas @utadten abgcgeben, 0aB Watc'
r~ialicn, nuelde bon ben Bbilippineu
na6 Den Ser. Staotcn gcbradyt pcr,
Sen, 6ei ser Tubritution non 8cgens
itGnben Die fir NuSIuhrjluede nod
ireuocn 2dnoern bergeitellt lucrocn
uertuen0et merocu oiirfen uuo Die
Hedte bc3 Hiid5ollca inter 0en Be
itintmunGen OeS 3oIlgeietes BON
1897 gcrieBen. Sieicr gnti6eioun1
3uiolge f0nnen 80 Ero5cnt olIcr N'u-
teriulicn BON Oen &biIipptnen fin
Nusillbr5pecfe bier uerorbeitet meroen
lno altf Hiid5oa Nniprltd) erbeber.
lie Gntid)eiounN pur0e IN Sofer
oeS bon ben Tbilippineu bicrber I'M.
portirten Hob5lfers gef6llt.
inSaft
IDcooor Hciier, iriiber 2ielltelunt
i'm ~. 9u1ocS Srcimiligcn Negi.
ment unO IN lebter 3eit auilirer I'M
3ouamt 5ll WaniIu, lit inter Der 9ln.
tlage ser 0eruntreuulg BON Antts,
gel0ern pcrboitet worocll. Sn Ser
inn nnu%crtrallten aoiie nuroc ein
6chlbetrng BON $3.50 cntoedt. Gle
llntcrihlciie erltrefcn iid) oli Die let-
ten 3luei Sabre. Geiicr, ser infer
$4,000 9iirgIhoit aui freien SUB &c.
IeBt puroc, bebaliptet, CT iuer0c, ipcnn
man linn etluos 3eit lolle, Den al1-
id%jeinen0en 6ehlbctrug in beirieoigcn-
Ser @ciie ouifIdren.
Sbeooor Gciier oiente I'M ipaniihct
ariegc ais GapitGn I'M t.. SreimiQi.
gct-Hcginlert BON 9tep-Seriep, mllr.
Dc I'M gtopember 1898 ebrcnuoll alis=
gcmltltcrt unO erbielt inn Iugitit oeS
nddlIten Sobres Ieinc Grncnnltng OILS
0berliclltenallt inn u. 9ltnoes-,S ll,
acknowledgement SpGter nat or in
0cn 3olomtS0ienlt ser Ybilippinen
itber.
aebren bal0 5uriid If.
Gle ieds Mitglieoer ser GongreB.
Gonlnliiion, melher Die @ufgabe 81
Sbeil wuroe, Ginlpanoerungs . an.
g%elegenbeiten 5i itloirenL Inn oen,
GongreB Gmpieblrngen 9ebuis Mo,
oifi5irung Der Ginpanoerlnas. 0eiebe
81 nlaferL meroen bon Der inn Wai
ongetretcnen ellropGii6en Nlnoreiic
am 0onneritag in Neip : Dorf SIT
rild eripartet, Die Scnotoreu uno
GongreB : Mit1lieoer, iuelhe Die Reis
iegeleli6oft bilben, treffcn oltf Dem
Oampicr oGeoric" cin. SSr Nep-Oort
miro cine Gonfercr5 ser geiammten
aus 1elln Mtitglieoern b~eitebcnoen
Gommiiiion itottfinoen, uno cs Itebt
5rt eriuortcll, oaB man bei bieier Ge.
lcgenDeit cine genteinid)aftlite Sour
hllrd) sic Siioitaoten bcidJlieBe1
mir0.
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Der Sriiden Ginitmrs bci Quebec.

Der griifen = Ginitnrs bei Quebec.
Serte beginnt Der Goronerss Snquelt
mo Sic mligefunbeuen 2eidelt
iper0en bearobeu. - Sortiebulg
Der Nrbeit am norbIiden Gn0c
oes 8altDerts. - Warnungs-9e.
peihe oltrd) 1elegropbiiten- Strife
per5ogert.
Guebec, Gan., /. September.
dc traurige arbeit ser Auiiudung
Der So6ten in BEN Giientriimmern ser
eingcltilr5ten Bride miro iortgeieBt.
Bis geItern 9(6eno boben iid) MIR od)t
bon ben 90 Irbeitern, ole mui Der
Bride beidGitigt nnren, ais a~erettet
anaeltcl0et. Cine Nll3abl bon 2ei6en
limo aus Den i'm Woiier Iie9enoeu
griidentriimmern geholt mor0en, bod
lillo 0lelelben 10 lcbr perIIiimmeIt,
6oB cine Soentifi5iiruno foltrlt nt0Bs
lid) crideint. GS lit MIR geril1ge
Sotfrung %porbanoen, ollie 9ei6en Der
gen 5t fonneL .ba Die meilten in oerl
lunertluirrboren Giienmalicn begraben
Ilcgell. Wan iblug Dor, 0pnamit ons
%8lnuenoen, nm Die glienmoiien aus
chamber 5u rciBen, sod itono ma
biSber oapon ab, neil oaol1rf aleid)-
5eittg allf Die 2eiden 3erriiien Mir
Den. Worgen miro Ser G%oroncr".
S1qleIt beginner; man crnortet, 0aB
CT l0ngcrc 3eit omlern miro.
Sier empiinoet man Sen groBen
SerIuit AT Meni6enlebcn ticf. 9luf
allen oficntltfpen 8ebGllben mehten
belte Die Slag9en olf S%albnolt. 9lm
Nrbeitcrtage miro ~anitatt ser beab-
lid)tlgtcl Earaoe oos 2eihenbe91ng.
nib Der bereits geftnoenen Spfcr iei-
tens ser llnion ltattiinOen. Gic ana
otld)en H%cgierungS d. GommiiiGre Sol
Gate ullo acrrp bon Wontreol baben
in 9eglcitllng ocs GiienbablminiItcrS
Butler ullo bon Sad)leitten cine lGil-
gere geli6tigung wnO llnteriu6ung
ser Giicntriinmcr po%rgeromuncn.
ErGliOelt Eorent bon Der ,Nlcbec
Bridge So" tiinoigtc at, oob oie 9[r-
better On Noroenoe ser Bride ener-
Gid iortgeicbt meroen lpiirbcu.
Rem Oorf, 1. September.
Sr. Sbeooore Cooper, Der coniulti=
renoe Sngenietr BET ser Grridtuulg
ser 9riidc iiber sen ct. 9onrcnce=
Tiuer bel G.licbcc, mcldc an lcbtelt
GonnerItog 5niammcnbrnd, erfl1rte
9cltern Nahmittag in ieinem bieiigeu
9iireon Or. 40, Sroaomap, oaB ein
ton linn am 0omnerItog Wiorgen u6-
gcididteS &arnungs : Selcgromm
pabrlhcinlid III Solgc pes Sclegro-
pbiltcn . 2uSltanoeS mlfaebnlten uno
III Ser llebermittelling perSogcrt pllr-
De. @GrG bic Gepcid)e redt5citig eiu-
getroiicll, ounll bGtte Die &atdItropbc,
mcld)c bcfanntIid) 5ablreid)e Mcniden-
lcbcn ais Spicr forOcrte, leid)t per=
biitct merOen fonlcn.
Sr. Cooper lagtc, DAB ct nit eilem
leilter Snipcttoren ON TonnerItog
Worgen in Nem-Dorf iiber Den 3u-
ltano ser Bride cine llnterrcoung
bate. Ter Snipeftor informirte Srn.
Cooper, oaB bic Srilde ieiner gniidt
rad) rnteriild)t luerocn Iolte, ba nidt
9laea i'll ser ridtisen SrOntng ST iein
id)cine. Sr. Cooper telc9rapbirte ga
rallibln an Den Die Gonltgilftions.9lr-
tciten Ieitenoen Sngenieilr ben 9luf-
trag, Die an Dem @erfe beld)Gftigten
2ellte bon ibrcn Goiten 10 loige ab-
5llberufcn bis cine griin0lihe Sn.
ipeftion ser Bride eriolgt ici. &r.
Cooper 9laltbt MIN, ooB Oieie Gepe.
'dje nid)t red)t5eitig ibren 9cltim-
milngsort erreid)te.
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@erlangt 100000 Sd,aSenerias.

EtttSbnrG So, 1. September.
= Or. ". u. @olfe, oeiien Shpie-
g%ernrutter, 6rau anna Silfe, bon ei-
mem 2open i'm 2llna.Earf 5erriiien
murOc, bat cine Sdaoeneriatflage alli
100000 eingereid)t. gr bebielt lid
fiir einen Gag oas Ref)t Dor, Die Ser
ion Oes &erfIaaten ieliSrltcIlcn.
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@icn, /. September. Nl
Der @icncr lluipcriitat, Die nor
luclligcn >Sobrcn Dem id)oncn 0es
id)led)t nod perid)lolien mar, bat iid)
ioebcn SRI. Or. GIiie 3idter ais eriter
meiblid)er Fripatoo5ent labilitirt. dc
Garic bat lid, obaleidS 5iGasoe4b mi iu,
senblidcm sltcr Ifehf,,H Siirdj 'atiino.
lide Sorihungcn alf DEM 8ebiete DER
romariiden YbiIologic bcreits eine.i
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3ppluacn in Wcp.Saucn.

Nem. Sopcn Gnn., /. Sept
Gic 3oologcn. pelde bent Gonuent
III goKon a%nscruoDnt nno ounn bic
Sehcnspiiroigfeitcn pon Tcm.Dorf
belif)ti9t bnber, fomen geitern nod
Ser Yolc.llnipcriit1t, nm Iid) i'm Ten.
bobp=M rleum Die beriibmte Samni-
lung bes pcrItorbenen Trofciiors
Worib an5uicbcn. Gs morcn ibrcr
fiinf5ig, bic BON Trdiioent Soblcp
nno ben Witgliebern Der 6afult1t,
luelde nit ocrl Muieum 81 tbrn ba-
6c1L ennpiange1 muroel. ssm 2aufe
bes Had)mittags rpilrbc ibnen elm Dc
ieitner gegcbcn.
~ a44 fg1t,Fs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
CRAZY MAN MISSED GOVERNOR
But Used Revolver Effectively on Three
Men in Ante Room. hl, b

But Used Revolver Effectively on Three
Men in Ante-Room sa3, +
An insane man walked into the ante
room of the executive chamber of the
state house at Boston, Mass, Thursday
and, finding Governor Guilds door clos
ed, turned on three prominent labor
leaders and fired three shots at them,
probably fatally wounding Edward Co
hen of Lynn, president of the state
Sa-.anoh of the American Fs-deretion oil
14aDor, SOrl~s--.. ------ A., - FN~<4n1s -.
same board, and injuring with the muz-
zle Of his revolver Arthur M. Hudde,r
of Boston, former president Of the loil
cal Central Labor Union. The insane
man, who was John A. Steele of Ev-
erett, and who was released on parole
last month from the .Danvers insane
asylum, was overpowered by Private
Secretary Charles s. Grove and Gen
eral j. H, Whitney, chief of the state
police
Governor Guild was in his Office only
q few feet away, and rushing out, as
sisted in subduing Steele, then knelt
by Cohen's side and subsequently di-,
rected the removal of the wounded
men to the hospital. a0gu noxi etai
The three labor leaders went to the
state house to meet the governor by
appointment in regard to a pardon for
A. M. Kennedy of Salem, who is serv-
ing sentence in the Essex house of
correction. They reached the state
house shortly after o'clock and found
that the governor was receiving a del-l
egation from Rhode Island. '1 The
three labor men were asked to wait in
one of the anterooms until the Rhode
Island men should leave. ia ba4ag.
Suddenly Steele appeared at the door
of the roomy hallway and without an
nouncing his mission began using his
H0fVAs q. -.gts i; ff4s. --rssrs- ---rl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
--7----77.- =
HIGHEST ASCENT BY MAN.
Six and Hall Miles the Best Al
tested Performance.

+! 2s1I ITft9!lif
Six and Hall Miles the Best At.
tested Performance.
Every so often the question comes
up as to the greatest elevation. reach.
ed by balloon. A well known Eng
lish student of the weather, Glaisher,
more than forty years ago made n
famous ascent, but became uncon-
scious when very high up. He thought
from the reading of his barometer
that during this voyage he attained
an altitude of thirty-seven thonsanI /
Ieeh le Oh 10 btr triffRe aNff fsy ffys 5seiley
the accuracy of his observation has
been doubted. Writing on this sub
ject a few months ago A. Lawrence
Rotch, an expert who has done great
things with kites, expressed the opin-
ion that the feat of which the most
trustworthy record had, been made
was that of two Germans, Gerson and
Surfing. Their instruments registered
an air pressure corresponding to
thirtyfour thousand feet or 6.44 miles.
Unframed" balloons have been sent
I to height of ten miles or more but
Mr.. Rotch is confident that Berson
and his associate enjoy the distinc-
ton of having surpassed all rivals
I where the balloon was accompanied.
{ g These daring Germans would not
have been able to accomplish what
they did, either, had they not carried
/ cylinders containing compressed oxy.
/ gen gas to breathe when the air grew
t too rare The density of the atmos-
/. phere steadily diminishes with ,eleva,
/ tion. While a. barometer at sea level
or on any low land would ordinarily
show a pressure equivalent to a col.
umn of mercury thirty inches high
it would register only about seven
and one-haf inches at a height of six
and one-half miles. In. other words,
there would be only about one-quarter
as much air to breathe there as down
at sea level. It5is this which induces
faintness, and even unconsciousness,,
at great elevations, and without a sup
ply of oxygen, which is the life civ.
ing element of the atmosphere, an
achievement like Berson's would prob.
ably be Impossible. es m9laoaa
Accounts of mountain climbing show
that in the boldest ventures of that
class great exhaustion, is sometimes
experienced, even by. veterans. A large
part of the trouble, no doubt, results
from physical exertion alone, but "a
share tof it mustybe attributed also to
the. rarity of the air.; DR.. Workman
and his wife have been up about TWEEN
ty-three thousand feet. in the fIiniaIa-
vas, and at that level the barometer
would read thirteen inches. The air
wonld be lesssthah halfsasI dense there
as near the sea, The highest peak
now known is, Mount Everest, OF
which the elevation; is estimated at
about tWentyrnine. thousand feet, OF
nearly. mile less than, that attained
by the German aeronauts- AS its
base can be approached, only by a. diff.
ficult journey over intervening ranges,
one might despair of it's summit. ever
being reached. except with, an airship
which could be propelled and steered
1t is safe to say, too, that a part oil
the cargo of THAT vessel would be
cylinders containing oxygen gas for
the passengers. xsai liiAi.a4fls s5s1 IS isi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13

ries generously. The equipment means
coaching launches and new shells, and,
as several new shells are bought each
year, it entails considerable outlay,
which is nowhere nearly met by the
sale of the old shells. The returns
from this sport are but. small. AS an
example, the report of the graduate
treasurer of the athletics at Harvard
shows receipts of the university boat
club as nearly $4,000, whereas the ex-
penditures amounted to s11 ,266. 81. And
SO it runs nall the rowing colleges
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13

For the intercollegiate regatta on
the Hudson the cost of sending three
crews, varsity and freshman eights
and varsity four, together with the
substitutes and boatkeeper, Averages
about s28o0 for thecreWH coming from
the colleges nearby In the case of a
crew coming from a long distance the
cost Is correspondinglF greater and
this. it must be remenlbered is but
an item of the yearly expense in the
department Of athletics. 81. .s.ss r.ss5
The average annual cost Of mainten-
ance-is sz2,600. of which the principal
items are coaching equipments train
ing table and tfansppttation The
minimum estimate of a coach's salary
ii $1,000. although this, OF course: va
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
TWO SALOON KEEPERS SUICIDE.

Acts Of Self -DestIu:tion Attributed to,
Sunday Closing Agitation
Two saloon keepers committed sui-'
eide under remarkable circumstances
In Chicago Friday. and the members
OF their families attribute their deaths
solely to the worry lest Sunday clos
ing agitation ruin the saloon business
and cause the saloon keepers to lose
the savings invested in saloonss~,s:ss,s i, ;.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
- IFEii 81 lllI. NilFI 8 TN4II. n
PANAMA. BoNp BIDS ACCEPTED.

! 20 EFNf e3- FF1I HEII7 - 80 .F.it..
Average Price of New Canal Securities 1o3.
Small Bidders Favored.
s The secretary of the treasury has
accepted bids for the Panama canal
bonds to the amount OF s25,ooOO0o-
The average price for all the bids ac-
cepted is f0S.' Under the terms of the
law, the secretary's93 acceptancei OF
these bids, the allotments of bonds
to individuals and institutions will be
confined to the small subscriptions
from $4,000. down to $40. S. s,.,sac
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13

The Lena is the straightest of all
the great rivers For 500 miles IL
runs in almost a direct line 10 THE
sea. byi1l56 s1H uuk iii1 and bss4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
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fm shre mai
he
5EHss~ ofo accumulate
III of
- q they
II Al rtheir They learned
ontempt for
#** ss
heoh sometimes
consulting Others swollen
Lords to
sohune What really
the rising moral temperature and
of
mans
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13

The weaving industry of England
has been hard hit. The high price of
cotton yarns has stopped thousands
of looms.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13

4 The native women Of Ecuador are
so used to strong heat and light that
they even do their spinning out pf
doors In the blazing sun. q iSt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
Special Prices Given in
Facinators, Dress Goods
s.. and Ladies Underwear

We have one of the best lines of
Ladies Goods to be found, and will
be forced to sell them at 0ne-Third
their value. s. '1's'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
SOME EXCEEDINGLY; Low PRICES
A Few. Specials.

] Ladies' good. heavy Kersey Jackets,
tan, brown or black worth $3.50 now
$3.50. Children's Jackets $3.50 now
$l.9S. These prices will only hold
good during this sale. .'..l. 4.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
now TO SHOOT sTRA1GHT''

Was Title Of Book Read by Actress and
i9i She Promptly Snicided. a-;b8f8s
Mrs. Clara Bloodgood. the actress,
committed, suicide by shooting in her.
room at the Hotel Stafford In Balti-
more Thursday evening, Her body was
found lying on the bed with q bullet
hole through, the rocf of her mouth.
Nearby lay book entitled How TO
Shoot Straight and a SS-caliber revol-
yer with three chambers empty.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
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. Financial Puzzles
BY Louis EL'fndn,uiier:


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increased dividend followed further issues of bondsf
stocks Underwriters float these
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poyerb
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before the last
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condescending
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they mall
greater speculative speculative brokers who cn
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legislative reVions
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