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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
HUSBAND CLAIMS WIFE
TREATED HIM CRUELTY
Spouse Used Knives and Forks
as Weapons of Of
Tense

Michael Wester was granted an inter
locutory decree of divorce from Johanna
Wester yesterday by Judge James in the
superior court on the ground of cruelty.
The Westers had been married ten years
and have two children.
On the stand yesterday Wester said his
wife had threatened to pour hot water on
him. and did on several occasions throw
knives, forks and other kitchen utensils
too numerous to mention at him, and had
abused the children shamefully.
They formerly lived at Paterson, N. j.,
where Mrs Wester is now.
He came here with the children two
years ago, after Mrs. Wester had been
arrested and fined for undue cruelty 10
the children. No contest was made.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
THIEVES TAKE VALUABLES
WORTH THOUSAND DOLLARS
ENTER HANDSOME PIco STREET
RESIDENCE
Cut Away Screen and Jimmy" Back
Door-Other Small Burglaries
Are Reported to
Police

The residence of Joseph Melzcer, 1851
Pico street, was entered sometime Sunday
night or Monday morning and quantity
of valuable cut glass; diamonds, clothing
and expensive wearing apparel taken.
The Mezcer family is sojourning at the
seacoast and no value can be set upon
the goods until it's RETURN but the
police think the goods taken are worth
almost $1,000 if not more.
The robbery was reported by man
left in charge of the place by Melzcer.
This man acts as sort of Waterman
for the premises. He says that he can
place no estimate on the goods but he
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
FALLS FROM LADDER AND
DEATH MAY BE RESULT
Broken Jawbones and Severe Concus,
sion of Brain Make Victim
Frantic with Pain and
Resists Treatment

George Bochich a young Austrian
twenty years of age, fell from a ladder
at the Llewllyn Iron works yesterday
afternoon and received injuries which
may result in his death.
Both jawbones We're broken and a
severe conclusion of the brain resulted.
The police surgeons say that the con-
cussion may cause his death at any
time.
When taken to the receiving hospital
Bochch was insane with pain and fought
the doctors and police who were trying
to hold him down so that he might be
treated.
He was finally quoted with drug and
his wounds dressed
Bochich is an electric helper and lives
at 632 Also street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23

necessary for all the doors were unlocked.
Mr. Melzcer is a wholesale liquor dealer.
The thieves left the same way they
entered.
Another daring robbery reported was
that of the house of Samuel Reina at
1000 East Hunter street.
The robbers entered the house by means
of pass key. and carried away two
watches and forty dollars in cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23

knows the things taken are worth con,
siderable to the Melzcer family.
He says that the robbers came to the
house Sunday night but he does not
know the tlme
They carefully cut the screening from
the side door of the back porch and
slipped inside.
Then they "jimmied' the back door
and when insiG1 no further violence was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23

This robbery was also committed Sun
day night.
Samuel Ruth, 232 South Main street
told the police yesterday that his room
was entered and fifteen pairs of shoes
taken. He does a small business in shoes
and this was his entire stock.
An attempted robbery was reported by
William Brown, 2OO4 East Hunter street.
just a few doors away from the house
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23

OF Reina from which the two watches and
$40 in money were taken.
The thieves entered the house by
means of a pass key but were evidently
disturbed for they departed without
carrying away anything of value.
The detectives have faint clues on all
of these jobs and have hopes of catching
some of the robbers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
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wearing the Memo Self-Reducing
Corsets. It's the most popular cor
set for stout women. It's the most
popular priced corset Ask about
the models we show at $3.50. Third
floor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
- o%nIitnuin'o" ncneltc Sciiinna.

2tcm Dort 10. 9topenber. -
Ter ucuc Gum1rO. Gompier .2uiitn.
ni0," mcIdcr hcltc gum oritten Dial
bier cintrul u1dtc Die ,}abrt IN /
lnQcM IS Snm0cn, 10 Minlten. /
Shln0c uuO - !Hinutcn lpenigcr. ais
porbcr ln0 bnt iomit ieincn eiacncll
Hccoro }lm 5ucitcn Male ilbcrtroi
len. ?ItBcrocm le9tc cr am 6. 9to-
DcNOcr GlS Auoten illncrbuIb ~
l5nn0Cn 5uriid lmO lmterhielt ciht
Aurhidrittiidc @cid)minoigfcit pu!r
2j25 MnOtcu pro Shlnoc nltf Der
Qan5eu Strcdc uon 27St WciIcu.
&ciu onOcrea Gobr5ell9 bat ic porbcr
cine lold)c C6cihmin0iafcit crrciht.
Iir .%jiitlnio" brad)te $12,36ts
$50 III t3ol0, pcIAes in 334 Sitter
Dcrpddt mar. ln0 oniieIh. muroc 10.
iort ulSNcla0Cn.
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NclbcntuO cinca 2ufomotiufilbrcrs.

Cptcrtc lCin HcbcL I'M cin Stu0thcn
i'll 9Irj}ono cor 3critorln0 81 ret
ten GrpIoiion ci1c3 brcnncH.
Den EuipcrNuA3. - ltcbcr ein
IuBcuO StroBcnorbeiter luuge
tonuncu.
Nou9I0@. 9Irij, s. 9iopcmbcr.-
Selll@ Garcia. Gin Eotonlotipilbrcr,
rcttctc ?ocoi0ri 2citcrn Dor 3erit0.
rlnlg, inocm CT cinen brcmcu0enFul.
nc3no nit uoQcr SHneIligfeit oltrcb
Do2 erp0bntc StGbtcben fil6rte, cr
leIbIt uber uno cin Illteno oocr nebr
merlfanilhe Stredenorbciter funen
(lrN Die GrpIoiion 5meicr @oggons
Ioolngcn Tltlper lm'3 Seben, ais ser
3ll9 1cro0c an eiuem @obnlp0rtcr.
bolla porbcifllbr, Gin &nobc, 9fomcn3
SobnGhiHbolnl lulr0c cbenfull5 0lrb
rie GrpIciion Qct0otct.
Yer ,}lO, lUclcbcr ulS Der Sofonlo.
tmc lul0 5lucL nit SprcngpulpCr be
la0cncn MulNon@ bciton0. iinN uui
Der enAiplrriQcn Nobn oca EiIorca
%cr0ncrt3 unbc 9tuco5nri 6cucr. 60
fonlotiuiilbrCr Garcia, pclhcr cinlub.
0nB Der NrGBtc SbeiI 0ca StGOthcna
6er'hnctlcrt ucr0Cn nilroc. mcm iih
Die GrpIolion oort crcignctc rici ocn
ltbrigcn 3ngbe0cnIteten 5lt bcrnb5u.
lprlngcn mo ftbr nit GoQoan1pi
uorWdrta. 9tndocm cr ctma cine
bolbc NIcilc peit acfonlmcn mhr. er.
pIo0irtcn bcioc g&o9Hona lmo eill ne.
ben ocn Nolnc gclcgcnc@, nit Wteri.
toucrn gclillltea SallS muroc, ncbIt
0en 0orin bcfinolihen 2eltcl oen
3ug lm0 0cn Sofornotipiilhrcr, in
Stitdc jcrriiicn. Ser anubc Gbi2.
boInL nclhcr 0o5 ,Scller ouf Dem
3ll1c nlht bcnlcrtt bate, lprot0 ollf
Den brntcrcn @o09on nm lnit5ufob.
rem, Nle 3abl Der lmgcfontmenen
Stredcnorbcitcr lit nid)t ernlittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
SD,lmaber 4 vureman,
Lptifer,
l0Jer ieb! t5r G5cftdt5lciaI In ibrem reueu
paoen, Or. 30, sari'9eriugfuu.etrahe. Bpue
NuspGbl oriii6er gSaaren.
auaeu ioiienrret unierfu9t.
Shnbmadjcr C Torcman,
INN Sr. SO. rsh'ss1tnston.etrahe.
(Ep IN
.Gnitctc 0lnt.


Cine Grt0Ituug. sic lid ,0r. &. i.
@lppirlton, NcriiherlinaS Agent,
Hr. 7l3. Noro.Sllltun.9lpc., i'm Sriib.
lobr 1900 5lBog, iilbrtc eincn barten.
1dIiDcrcn SIllltcn hcrbei, ser aber Der
|cOnnolug ieincS 2lrjteS pioeritanb.
llebcr Gin ,Snhr lang pllr0en uer'die.
oenc QllttcI obnc 0eillmg oeS 2eioen5
bcnllBt 0aa lid 10 uerIhllmmerte, bis
Der Gnticnt 9lt bllitete. glQe Nm.
5elhcn BON Sdminoiud)t itellten lid)
ein ilno Sor Sappington 5lpeiielte nt
leiner Socritcllung ais er uernnlaBt
lullroe, iid Der geban0llmg Don Ir.
Sartlep, Dem Naien'. Cbrens, 3ebis
topi' un0 2llngen.S Spe5ioIiiten. gtr.
1901 Mcit 6upeitcitraBc, 81 iintera
5icbcn. 2eIlNng nradItc lid lofort
gcitcn0 INC njd iiinflnonatliher Be.
bun0Iuug bc1On1 >3r, Snppirgton ein
ncllc@ @ctcn ol5 geilitoer Wann.
Seither hat cr fciucu Riidfoa in ieir
&eIbcn gelltt. Gr crfreiit iid) aus
gc}cidbnetcr (Seiun0beit ltno empiieblt
II. SartlCu ?tI!cn Die an aeblfopi'.
9rontiten ooer %ltn9er.aranfbeiten
Ieioen. (3t3-iib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Wrnhc 1}iOttcuid)nu in Snmpton
Npnoc.

@0ibirNtou. :. g., S. 9iop.
- I>n NciBrn Nauue mllr0c bcltc
ou9cfirnoiBt, Oob ErGiiocnt Nooicuclt
am lG. l3Cnber cine Mcule iibcr 0ic
otIuntiidc Observation-Disclosures, uor
OGrcu }lbiabrt naf Der Yociiicfilitc,
holtcn miro. Gic nGbercu GinjeIbci-
ten ser Rcpuc mcrOcn nidt nlit0ctbcit
mO iiu0 uobribcinIitb nod niht enc
0ijltig bcitinmt. Ger Hrdiioent miro
m0GrifClulid) an 9lbcn0 0c3 10. Gc.
}cmbcr nod 6dnpton Huao2 obrcilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Wcrfuiiroiac @irfnns eiucs Gro
hcbcns.

Gan Trnntiseo, s. Iop. -
Gopit6n Clifton pom @oliii6iaprcr
,&ern;nn lucIdcr bette allS Sem
GoIormecr bier onlongte, beriftet,
Dab lih Dor ctpo cinem Monat elm
hcitiae9 Gr0bcben 81 lltolasfn crcig'
ncte, uno ouB Scr 3400 Sub bobe Mc'
GuGoh '0crg nclder nor nabe5u ci.
nem GoNre 6ltrd) ein grb6eben cnt,
iton6. onrd Die rcltc Grihiitterltn8
mic6cr total pcridniluOcn lit. Ger
Berg lag mli Den 0ogoItop rSlllcIn
lln6 rpnr0e 5icrit pon Den Ciii5iercn
OrS Nunbes 3oQbnn1piers ~D'cGnl,
loh" cutOcft. aiir3lid beiuhten ibn
GoItoncr Gclebrte INTO berihteten, OoB
CT i'm 3uuebmcn be8riiien lei. Gas
ncuc Grobcben mar nlli eineu rueiten
l,nfrei5 uor6ercttet
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Muk mad Berlin.
Sin 9tudDiplacr fir Ghnrlcmaanc
SOlucr gcfunOcu.

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nlIber @cIoHoter all Die ?tie0er.
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Der E1ciIicfiiitc boIten. - Cant
o;,.:, ,,o
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icinc iribcrcn Ycitlnacn iiber.
.,
"o'''"' N'''''>''"''' e"'p"''
n,nocn iibcr S1orrD Icrrcc'a Coo
III Fo'''0'lP0''.
Moibinotpu = g. $ Nnp
.- gSic 1t,,tairfrct3r MINT mitthcilt
,nro 1r I,pjS <,rnr 1ig ur 2eif
1mcrif1,Iiich,r NrIouOt,r M sic l}ic.
Ncrlauoc lrno irijhcrcr Stills. Stoots.
icfrct1r ola 0}o1hiol1rr nca 0rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
,lieren uno SIaicn Seioen,

llrinibc uro NGuiNrdnfhetielr. Vluieniiene.
3uderIranfbctt 2Eniieriu1t N0itcauna oeS
gSGers, lln5ciiduoiafeit oc5 Trims griabti iCte
&rnrIbcit, Nbumuarid mo in nucn Sduen.
100 rNrid 2un" s0ohcnaniup o6rbanoeu 1T ooer
has @uiicr hid moIliG uuo Gtmiftbt 1T nit
Subfanjcn mic oae g8eibe cincS Gies ooer Sd'
ocH mic pcibc Setoc oocr CO bat Elm frdnibaf'
les, ounfIe5 biIt6feS glusebcn Ino peiBeu
Bone 0ufi" 9ohcufab uno Wenu Gin prtdCtrs
ocs, hrennenoes Gjeiiibl be.'m GuiIiren bon
gSaiicr mubrncblubur it, mo 5bmcrjcu I'M
&rcu5c uno in ben qcuocn
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Sicbt pcrbGd)tia ans.


meGcn ser grmorollng SarrD
1Scrree's IN Soft. - Ger Grmor.
Octe mar Elm 8oitgdn9er 9etih )
nnS 5ottc rir Cehtclmchtcl nit
OcIien Srnu.
! + la 0cl y + ia, s. Nouenber.
- Der Coroner Icitetc bclltc cine I'M
tcrilcblmg iber 6cn zoo Nurrn Ser
rcc's eilL mcId' 9ettcrcr III Ser Nddlt
pom lcbten 0icuitdg III Scr @obnllnG
In0rem 5. Nctid'S no cr in oie aoit
9ing, erIholicn nllr6c, lln0 ais NciuI.
tat Scr llnterilld)un8 bciinoct iitb
GctId) iebt I'M @ei0n9niB, nm oic
WaBnnbmc Scr @ranbs Slrp Su ct.
mnrtcn. Sic 9(ifnire fommt ser Ep,
Ii1ci icbr peroGdjti1 Dor. 9ll8 ctlidc
EolijiItcn in Sol9c Der ShiiIic berbcl
ciltcn, iau0en lie Icrrcc int Natagang
tic8cno, Dor cinen bon Getih lmo lei.
ner Satin cingcnonumcncn Shlal.
simmer. 99ie Tetih mittbeiltc, bate
cr einen Wann oll Der Jbilrc gebort,
mcId)cr oicielbc 81, 0iincn pcrlilhte,
uno 0ab in Der 9Iunahnlc, Dob ell
Ginbrcher brollBcn Itcbe, 6eucr oilrob
Die Sbiirc, pbne meiter naf5uIdauen.
Die Epli5eibeboroc ucceptlrtc oiele
Grfl0rllng oniGn0lid) ais plalllibcl
allcin lpGtcr muroCn unter Den GiIef'
ten 0c8 NerltorbcnCn Uielc QlebeSbrieic
ser Grnn Octld) an 6crreC gciunoen.
9llS mnn Ser sSrnlt 0icic Nrieie Dor
blclt gcItdno tic .lbr &crbdltnlB nit
0cn &oltgGngcr cit mo iogtc, ihr
@ottc ici ser Sohc oui 0ic Spllr &c.
fomlnen. letlH bcbdl,ptet iuoclien
n1db mic Dor, er babe ,Serrec iiir einen
Ginbrcder geboItcn llnO Nidt9 pon
cilcm @crbdItnib jmiihcn i6m nno
Icincr Irol gcmltBt. Gic EoIi}ei acbt
MN bon ser 3bcoric aus, oab 0etih,
melhcr cin SanocI9reiicn0er lit, Die
llntreuc ieiner Satin crIubr lmo lie
5wang, 6erree an ibre e(bilrc 5u Iofen.
morari er i'm eridDoB. 2etib lit %
Sabre alt uno Ole ,Srau -. Gin
ain0 lit Der G6c cntiproilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Cine 6euersbrlinIt in Ser slu.
loge Scr .SlDiit Tatino 60" III
Sout1 Smuhu. 9fCb.. hot oas 8ebdlt.
oc. no IilngenittcI bergeitellt ner.
0eit 5erIt0rt mo Damn ole gauge 9ln-
lage NIT 3erlt0rllng beorobte. Der
Shoben betruG bereita $125,0O0, aB
Gle Slammcu nod INNER befGnpit
lpI.bcn.
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Sctaotcs Gbcpuar umoefommcn.

Il btobuln. @, 8. 9topcmbcr
- Charles 5rorp im0 leine Satin.
ciu 6ctnNtcS @1cpaur, lpltroc beute
uobc bier 0nrh cincn Ferionel1jug Der
,2ofe SGorc 9obn" getootet. Sie
bcinnocn lih aui ser Riifiabrt nadl
@aIie uno freu5ten oaS @eIeiie. 9eioe
lparcn ilber 80 ,<abrc alt
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Sd)n,ersbaftes ltriniren.
20. SuIt 1908.

20. Sult 1908.
Qcrrcu Hnhpnu & Co
3t mar bcbuftet nit llnbeftinoiafet heS
nrtna. @iu GcIwun9clt. ntcIc Ode m "a Stun.
ben III urinrcn G3 1T cine grcbc 0cldiieuna,
mte nub iebr ic6mcr5bnt. Wcinc acfflcttlicbtn
ardftc iiuo iCbr itipuh. 1dh mus Nacbts aae
5pet Stnocn nlrfe6eu. ur 3u uriniren; fuenn
Id nlib oerfdIufc, fIieBt cs db Sd bin 81
Snbre alt uno GuOcrwcitg bci c1r gutter ee=
tnnobcit 9d criubc um Or 8douao's euteu
RatD bite mn iofortpe gntiport.
z. y. 0ubbclG.
Gbdmpuu. GIinton'Go.. GsD
Gin @'uuat ipatrr.
%. gmeuft 1905
a. n oipnb & & o., Gem,gor!
Sd nebme lest bic Nr'tc Slnicbe bon Sbrem
8eloloent mo belinoe niih OteI beier Sanc
aui9eborl, Den Gutbctcr" ;u ocbrnutben llrlu
fnlitti icbt 9dIlj oronllIrnSntGblg uno Ieiobi.
obnc 2fmcrrH Sam lcbt bcifer fcbInfer
Stebc nidbt 70 bduiig nuf. Ser 1pesiaIift. Scrt
tm IN VoDon corfiItirte, fngtc MIR Id, miifc
mcucn llru NbiieDeu 70 lnngc idl Icbc. uno
tnrHcr nit orI Sbmcr;cn 10 nnbm ben ne
'olocnt itctiN, hon 9htfung an. cinrn SeIIerts
Ibccljlicl OoH cine bu6c Stunoc unt ieoer
MnbBctt 36 fcbrcbc hiccn Qerdt nm end,
piiicn 1T IniTcu Oo5 9ue5 in Crbnuna 1T -
- -""''l'" ""p VII W'Hlocl ONlluHo oct
VIdic. 5ou tdl rodl ciue 94eic foridbren. Sen
Ne'oIocnt III ncbmcn? 11 ccre ictt ole e1f.
gollj obnc Nctbiilic ocS Gnbcler.
&br duirtbttgcr
G. y. 3ubDcIL
G6rnputn Teu Dorf
Cine SInihc bon 9uoipn03 Helolperi eni,
bGlt rlcbr oe9 ultiucn 4rinIip3 ocr Weoistu.
ais tracno cine nuocrc Brdgdruton. 3u neb.
men in IbccI5iieI 2o'cr mdbreuo anocrc flint
oecr iedsmdI mcbr criorSern. BreS ST. Scr,
f1ufi bon 9Ipotbcicrn oocr nit GrpreB iuars
idtdt rornnHbciabIt nuf Gmpinn9 uniere5
Iretfe5.
StbIdt an TT. Mnnma0 g. Gp., Yr. 81,
Haldhcilc', Ode Gconuro. Strube Alep.gorf flr
aGoof Of HopicC" 6)
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Wcraeht nid,t, oaB Borbeuqer fliiger 1T, aIs
zf!imincs pie0er gut 3n inufeit. Ede dit
bcionoers bon strnnfbeien get'm eriicn
Spmpton por Qlnaerleibeu ,.6ifre oie SbIeu'er.
ennit rid,t bic iiatGfrSen @etuh'fer bus 4nno
pcrpitet" EeiiUe lie nit Dem 6eir1briou
NInireinaurpsmiiicl ct. gtrnatb arduserpi.
len. nit arorfleien ITS wie nit grdnoen
i'm 9nieben foll man Tie befirHpfen. sloreiirc
~ NeuftaCoier & 60. tpr 2f1G, Retps2ori
Gin. i'm unsntaeiilIf etne grohe 81 befom
iucn 1e 5t peruuro arduierpinen fino l
alien slpoibeier 8u baber Rres 25 Gents.
(StEpSp E&Sl
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9ie Sblpa6e1t,
9te Hranfelt,
Starf uno geinno gemadt onrd
Or. J(a0lu(lQ s
]}e|o(oent.

Icocr Iropict bon Or Rnowdus RcfolOent
trdNt ourcb hns NIIt ben S)lueb llrin uno
unoerc SIligteicn nuo Sdte ocs Sbftem3 bic
GcbensIruft oetln co criept ole 9tbiunoeruraen
bcs N5rpcrS nit neucnr uno geiunbem 9Qntss
rial. Sr. AnOpaD'S gtcnIoent 1T ole einjisc
pnitiipc Stur ir
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Carinhah
GcIcccrc
mnlHhfrria)aft

claocIiacr Observation-Disclosures @c@ nit 2bIpb
uro Grobcm Bari G9ir,oihuiaRcbnuocu reid
Itcm Notwithstanding etc, etc I'M Guomabe
unn $500 oeilar III rm circn Wuioncn
Nyoucn O. @r. 9nl) ia pcrtamcn. AaD'
wci1burc cute &criiniung, HocI5pcrcibun0 an
Mau5T n&t nusdefhoicn, gmatHt crtbelIt
2crpolo SNci1 in GarlSDoS %G. 1913 Cauitrin).
Cuici5't iitlo mcbrcre in Der yidbc her Jicidbs.
buupt. nno 3lctocu5aot 9Seu i'm @ciieC ocr
HotGyiitoiratic fin bCtiuOIc6e gut rcriobIc NiI I
Ioncus@iitcr. nl5 uur0 @rimu &nrlsbuocr @ri
pnts5urbuuicy sitter Aur.Notc!e. @ouoaiiicr
etc. III pcsiGicr. t2ll-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

ftp'S, Rr. 1904, geii.fngetff. straje. Office
ztnrioen bon bis 80 ll6r WorceliS uno bon
II llbr Wiiiasa bis 8 u1r gbenos.
(Se320--l
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6aben Gie 8atarrh :.

@csbnl0 eoniuliiren Gle nihi
cinrn gtr3t. peIter datarrb'
drnnftciteu Der Infe. bes Sal'
fee. Der Gunge uno Der SBren
iitr I1raer. aIS 90 Sabre ~
oie'er Siaoi bebanoelt bdi2 -
sGeui Sie reid iino. tuiro Sb'
nen nlht 5Ii Diel a6oerlangf,
uno fpenn Sie arm iino, 10
brau6en Gle MIR fir bic W1e,
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30
Railway Trainmen.
Continued from page One.)

frequently the case. After he had
released me one evening he &C.
quired good Gag" and also had
a jug of whisky. [ suppose he
needed the stimulent to put him
in the proper mettle. 1t was the
busy season and the road was full
of trains. About midnight an ex-
ira freight came along. He gave
them the red board and the con-
ductor and head brakeman came
to the Office for orders. They
were met by the operator with a
big gun. He lined them up and
they staid there four hours. This
man tied up every train on the
division. The dispatcher was
frantic. A trainman walked from
the station below to get me out of
bed. After that trains were final
ly got going, but it required twelve
hours to straighten out the sched-
ule. Now I don't mention this
incident as an illustration of the
trials of the trainmen; it's simply
an incident that [ observed.
But the life of railroad train
man is not to be envied. It is full
of hardship and constant danger.
A trainman lives seldom to enjoy
perfectly the delights Of the "Sun-
set of life" 1891.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30
Gbautauqua Injecting.

The meeting Of the Pierian Cir
Gle held on May Goth was brought
to silence by the tap Of the presi-
dents gavel. 1t should not be in
ferred from this, however, that
there had been any unseemly
clamor beforehand. The members
having delivered their orations in
response to roll-call and temper
airy critic having been appointed,
the following program was presen-
ted:
Thin" I'm, Some ,,...; 49,. Member Of Glass
piano Solo Secretary
"Music; From Musicians Viewpoint
"ohicago,s CHINATOWN. Member Of Class B
The first paper traversed in the
writer's inimitable manner the
whole field of thought, ; urging the
necessity Of exercising the brain
on variety Of subjects from tenn
perance to bad grammar. A new
member read a thoughtful paper,
in which he denied the possibility
of striking an average in mankind.
but in the discussion that followed,
much misconception of his views
was evidenced, some even suppos-
ing him to be arguing for or
against original sin.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30
Tn nlemoriani.

All honor to the dead whereer they lie.
Who answered ready to their cOuntrys call;
With loved ones parted, severed every tie,
And marched away to meet the foe. and fall
X X X
Tribute to those who fell through years of Strife
To end at last on AppOmattOx field;
Peace to the hosts who gladly gave their life,
When North and South to either would not
yield.
For each was fighting but for his belief.
Dear to the Northern man, the "Stripes and
Stars;''
Ere Time erased that soiled and blood-stained
AS dearly loved the South, the "Stars and
Bars"
Remember those of Revolution fame,
Patriots who suffered, bled and passed away,
Yet left unquenched that deep, undying fame
To burn at Gettysburg and FL Caney.
X X X
Heroic souls they were VINO led the van
To do or die that millions might be free.
No greater gift than theirs bequeathed to man,
The priceless heritage of liberty.
Il X X
Wiener some Cumberland or ill-starred Maine
Carried its gallant lads to their last sleep,
While loved ones sigh and wish for them in
vain,
X x X
No marble shaft to mark the place they fell,
Nor lowered wreath to bloom upon their grave
Yet in the hearts of men forever dwell
Those loyal ones who rest beneath the wave.
X X X
Nothing to them the sculptor's work of art.
Empty, those lines on polished stone inscribed
| That starry flag above each silent heart,
Emblem of all for which they fought and died
X K X
| Enough to know if stricken in the fray,
Afar from soothing touch of gentle hand
Their death but adds more lustre to the ray
| That Freedom sends agleam throughout TIT
land.
| X
Whether on some historic battle-ground
Where honored thousands lie in measured
| rows:
| Whether by lonely path where may be found
Neglected heroes in their deep repose.
| Homage to all wherever they may be,
The day grateful nation sets aside,
| To show that ever in her memory
Are they who for her cause so nObly died.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30
CHAPEL Service.

The following is the program of
the service held in the chapel, Sun
day, May 26th, Father Corcoran
officiating:
Observation-Disclosures" ............O Orchestra
Schottische-"Dance of the White Rats.
............ ............... .....OrcheStra
Hymn-"I Need Thee Every Hour. .....
...... Observation-Disclosures. Congregation
Scripture ......... Father COrcoran
Intermezzo-'Fair Queen" Wenrich
.......................O Orchestra
Prayer. Father Corcoran and Congregation
Gospel Reading. ........ Father Corcoran
Sermon. ............ =. Father Corcoran
Hymn-"Pass Me Not". ...... Congregation
March Willow Grove. ........... Orchestra
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30
memorial Day.

AS Memorial Day is a legal holi-
day, there was no work in the
shops Thursday. At $40 a. m. the
prisoners were unlocked from
their cells and marched to the
park where they were permitted to
converse until noon. Altho the
weather betokened rain, the day
was mild and we'll suited to an
outing. As soon as Deputy Ward
en- Colligan gave the signal to
break ranks, there was glad shout
went up from the prisoners.
Everywhere it was "Hello Harry
How are you Tom? Shake Pete,
old boy" etc. Everybody was in
good humor and the holiday was
observed in a remarkably peace
full manner.
Opposite the western end of the
dollhouse a platform, decorated
with flags and bunting, was erect
ed and from which the prison
band gave a concert which lasted
the entire time the men were in
the park. After the holiday was
over the men marched to the din
ing rooms to partake of holiday
dinner. The prisoners were locked
in their cells during the afternoon,
and each of them was given the
privilege to write special letter
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30

Our pet canary birds have again
presented the Office with brood
of two young canaries. The
former brood fell by the wayslde,
as only one of them survived. AS
it is a male bird and its singing
is quite eloquent, we have decided
to call him Chauncey Depew.