davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
gliS bcm Snncrcn WarDlanb's nnS
ben a%ngrcn5enSen Staaten.
Z o6tli6e Solgen NJ d.
eirem Sabr.

Sn oen 9oroensOiinen, na6e Gltnt.
berlonb, itorb Der II Sabre olte 8nt.
@o8er plotlid) an Den Jolgen bon
Terlebutgclt, neld)e CT Dor eineni
Sabre erlitt. Canals trlg ser Sun.
&c cinen Sd)Goelbruf oooon, uno
Die Wltnoc bette 5u, 10 oab Sager Die
arbeit pieoer ouinebmen fonnte. IS
bilocte lid) aber inter Der Sdydoel.
ocdc ein @eidiuiir, mo oieies bate
Den pI0blidlen 600 oes Slngen 5ur
6olge, mie Die Gr5tlife Obouftion
oes SeihnanlS beiuies.
3oblclert entIo{ien.
@iaiom @, Goub, ser 3ablelerf
Der oToQeDES parbant" 81 Mioole.
ton, Wtb., lpeld)er bieies Imlt iieb5ebn
Sabre lang periab, lit in elmer Git.
5itng oes2ireftoriumS entlalien nor.
Den. IS mlroen feinerlei alasen ge.
gen i'm erboben, mo Der Srdlibent,
Ioiuie bier 0ireftoren poaten oen
Wtattn bebalten.
Ole Samariterin.
Srau Worgaret slQen bon Mio.
lono, Iaeganp~G oitntp, ipelf)e ii1
aitf Dem @ege bon einem 9oltimorer
Solpital nod) ibrer Wobnuna befano,
e~rfranfte aitf einem 3uee ser r@eit.
lifen WarplGrl6er 9abn." Cine Dor.
nebme 9onpe, meld)e iih auf Dem gu.
&c befono, %leiitete Ser 3ranfen nift
allein geiitono mGbreno Der Sabrt,
loroern lieB oieielbe oitd] atf eigene
Soften in Dem .Weitern Marplano
Soipital" 81 Cumberland i~interbrin.
gen. 8ie cole Santoriterin i~peigerte
iid inbeiien, ibren Namen st nennen.
Gin neuer Hreotger.
Gie eoang. 'lutberiihe Stride in
Sagerstotun, oeren Taltor g. O.
Gornblaier reiignirt bat, bot einen
Huf an Baitor S. @iniam Stt bon
@rano &opios, Midigan, ~erlaien.
Ser neiie SeeIiorser lit ein 8raouir.
fer oes Seminars 5u Gettysburg
Gr bot EalGitiua bereilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
ltnfaas Gbrpnif.
Gin Opier Ser NcltiobrSidieBerei. -
Eoitbcnmtcr itiir5t elmo 90idung
binob, - 3pei 3iige coaioiren.
- Nlnocre ltni0uc.

E~QllptdllIIer ltllTSI elle Sold)llll9
binob. - 3wei 3iige collioiren.
- Nnoere llni1llc.
Der IA Sabre nlte Sobn Mtoonep
ppn Der. 1923, observation-disclosures,
pltr0e geitern 4beno al Ser @de Don
'0llq- 9llep uno GroBItrabe bon einem
llnbefanntcn in oen linfen 9lrm ges
'doiien. Phi Die @ilIieruie OeS ano.
ben elite Toli5iit &irbp bcrbei uto
brad)te ben Serlebten nod) Dem yWa-
rplono llnipcriitGts . Soipital." 81.
Ielbar banoclt cs lid MIR I'm eincn
lltglitdli6en 3ufaIl, bcruorgerufeu
ollrd) eilten Nclia6rSi6iiBen.
Gin g oit6enmter p~erIett.
5. $. Mnttin2lp, Elm 4SoItbeamter
altf Der nEcnniplpania 9abn" bon
Nr. 721, Observation-Disclosures, mltroe
NcItcrn bel llpper-W tarlboro, 5piidcn
Baltimore llpO Eopc'S Greef, Ourd)
Oie GntgleiiunG zines Yoitpog8onS
cine 9oidung berunter gcidleuoert.
Scine aus @lln0en am &opf llt0 Sbr
%beltcbenocn Serlcbun1en muroen i'm
Sta0tboipitol pcrbunoen, mobin Mot.
tinglp nit Ocmielben 3ugc gebrad)t
moroen mar.
3lpei ii &c colltoiren.
&n llnion.S totiou fubrn geitcr
&orn,ittog HS llbr in Solgc bcS
oidJtell Nebcls cin BON Sorrisburg
tonmeubcr 3rrg in ci1en ollf bcms
lclben @eleiic nit Gorgir.2otomoti.
ne Nr. 41l9 lteGeuocr Woggon oer
ng9eltl. Worpl0pber 9obn." Ser
MngQpu unh ole 2ofpntotipe oe$ Gr.
~prebjt0ca mltrOcn beoeitten0 belbG.
bigt. 9tienloll6 iulIr0e perlcbt.
llebcr aDren.
9l& Srunf 2on9eder oolt Hr. 333,
Glb Oorf MoaO, an Scr Gdc Don Der
Norf-Roo0 un0 G6eItnuteS Sill -9tpcnuc
ollf cincr Dorf.Hoo No4gon iprir.
gcr lpoQtc, inltroe or bon cillcm nll'
6eren @oggon criobt unc erIitt Ct.
len @rltf 6eS rcdJtCr TllBGclcntcs
urO cirige Muu0cn ont @opf. Gr
ipllr0e oltf cirem StrobcnbobnmuG.
oon IN bo$ oSto0trSoipitol" &C,
brodt.
Ior cincm SaB gctroffen
Ils geltern &ormlttog Der II Sab
re olte George Gea BON 9tr. 3i5, o..
@ilmoritroBe, Gin 6ltbrmorn bon
@llQcrc Goof Gfc bon Baltimore Ii.
GolbounItroEe, nor oen 2ooen bon
Charles W. 6ro,icr, Nr. 1913. HiogS.
gucnllc, Gin Sob Ncpfelmein obloOen
mo0tc, pcrlor cr itinen Salt, mo-
burG linn bo$ SAB ouf OoS ref)tc
@cir fiel. Gr mllroe inn Gotrolpo-
0et oe$ observation-disclosures GiitriftS nod
Dem r6rontlinsS quore SoipitoI"
Gebrodt, no cS tidy bcrouSitellte, cob
ooS 8ein bci'm SltBgclent Gebrod)en
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

len t3 5l id)rRQ, mdbreno Don bcn
iibriGsr, ipclde ~iGmntlidJ fir Die
,GonicliOoteO Sos So" mtcriltd)t
lultrrGn, IS nitJt corrctt morcll, Die
Gll<gnbcn ocS GcpartemCrta III 1906
.b%etrlt0cn $274,7SG.43, mGbreloo bic
@ciomutbCpiaigung $215,555.74
tpar, 10 oob olio cir llc6Cridplb BON
$7G9.31 porbon0en iii, meIhcr mic
Der in Die StaOtfolic flicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Cine Gereiu6arung CT

Cine eretuburung CT
rel d. t. 49, Iie Ser. StraBenbobni
@eicli6oit" uro Die o@oibington.
Baltimore . annapolis 8obn 60"
baben cine 8ereinbarung iiber Die &c.
lneiniamc Yenubltng bon Weleiien in
Scr Stoot Getroiicn. IS bciBt, ooB
Die lebtere @cicaihoft Die Soften Der
2egruna uul0 Grbaltltlg lold]er 8e.
leiie nit NuSnobme BON Sombaro'
uno 2ibertp.S traBe, 100 bic Soften
gleid)mdBig pertbeiIt iueroerL traget
nir0. Sic 1873 u. .Gabn" miro 4
SUB S1a 3oQ brcite 8cleilc benllberl,
ipabreno Die @eleiie Ser Der. Stru.
Benbobn" 8 Sub 4 3oa brett limo.
Goourdp miro eS rot6luenoig, III oell
gcmeinium bcnlttcn StroBer au,
Ben. ltno S~lncngelciie 81 legen. Nad)
ser Tercin6arllng miro oaber Die
~. y. u. Gompngnie" g%eSluungen
lein, Die notbmen0igen 8cleiie in Der
lombard Strobe, bon Greene Bis
@ibertp. StroBe, unO IN Der 2ibertp.
StrnBe, pom 9onbnr0- bis 9alti'
more, StroGc, mo pom bort bis 5llr
G~llOitation al Scr Worion.S troBe 5u
lcgcn. Iie Nollte Der @abn iiiolih
bicrpon gebt ourh Greene, Torts
LAMB, WcSenrp4 un0 Scott. StraBe
bis 81 Sen 8eleiiet Der Baltimore.
O6io.9obn" uno Damn iiber Yrioat.
@runobelib nad 8eitport. no lie lih
nit ser nelten eleftriiden 2inie nud
@aibington perbinoet. Gie Yerein-
barring mlB Nun nod Die geitdti.
gul,g oes Staot. Sngenielirs mo oeS
Observation-Disclosures erfabren ebe oie
ar6eiten begonnen meroen fonner.
Sm EN- $ M. =
Gie o8erman Union Sire S~nilirauce
&c." Don Baltimore be5og geitern ilr
tenpor1reS Guartier i'm speiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sir ieinen Erc5cf f~eitacgnltcn.

Ger 3oblclcrf @iQiom s. @bite bon
Der nGonton Notionolbonf" ocm
&crlobrcn Scr @ltnocS 8rob0c.
id)luorcncn ilbcrluiclcll.
@iIiom $. @bitc, Der ~biSbcrior
3oGlclcrt ser oG0ltOn NotionoIbunf,"
mcld)cr lid bi9bcr Oc9 mlbcgrcn3tcu
&%crtrultcnS offer Gcrcr ~crirellt bat,
Die geidGitlid oOCr Aeicui0nftlid) nit
lbnl III Scrilbrlulg fanlelL lit geItern
Don 9un0cS- GonmiliGr MogerS fiir
oo@ &crfobrCn Der @rn0c5e@roB1c.
id)luorcncn i~citgeboltcn lporocn. Gic
n0d)ltcn GermnnOtcn mo SrcltnOc
0c9 N%rrcitnnten mnrcn bel 0cnl Ser.
Dor 5ll0cgCt llll0 Die GertbciOigung
m0d)te cincn pcr5lpcifelten Ecriltd),
Den SAL 0cn 8uuocSbc60r0cl 81 cnt.
3iebcIL 0a man bottle, Damn nit 0cn
N~nnthContcn etn llcbereiufomm2u
81 trefien, mono0 0a5 Wol1fo DOH
Trcunocn cinbcjoblt miiroc. @ltn0e3
Gommliil1r Nogera erfldrtc, oob ca
Inn ic6r Icio tbltc, 0oB cr an Ser
Son0 OcS porbnnocncn YcpciSmotc.
riolS Oicicm @unihe nidt cntiprc,
dcn f0nnc. Gr lcbtc oie Niir0iduft
ouf $4,000 felt. @ic Ole &erponotcn
mo 9cfounten Don MbitC crflGrcn,
bat 6ericlbe oaS unteriGldgcle @clo
mir Icinc TonliIic pcriponot. Gr NOR
S0oBmciltcr Der Metbooiiten Stride
81 &alCtborpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

@eburtStogSfeier.- Srou
Gliiubetb Muib. Satin 0cs @rr. 5.
Miitb an @orfiiroBe, gegcniiber Dem
.Qorlcp.Rnrf" %mobnboft, feicric &C.
fern ihren 10. 8c5urtstog utlb &c.
bod)tc, Den Sag It'll i'm &reiie iDrer
Tnrti(ie 5l pcrlcbcn. Sic bate oter
Gle &~cdTnllng oblte sic 6reunoe IT,.
res Gotten, lpeldler Der grdlon bcs
Observation-Disclosures Nr. 202, 5. 8.
s." lit, gcnoht. bcnn Nbenbs CT.
if,icren pieIc 6reurbc bcs Srn.
Wtutb NIT ibrcn Srnitcn rno brad)ien
Dem @cbrrtstoBsfinbe lire Ier5lid).
item @liidluiillidc unO circrt pr1dti.
gen gIumenItrnub bar. Ginige reht
pcrariistc Stun6cn murben in Dem
QaItlidJeir Sauie rerlebt, CHE Der
Seimpcg altgetretcn mllroe.
Sirma loit il a au I. = Die
5irma go1mer & Hoi6en 5eigt I'M
y9eutiden Sorreiponoenten" on, bnb
lie lid, aufseloit bat. 6r. !. 8oblncr
miro ons etdblirtc Meblgciddit inter
Dem Namen ~. g0bnler & &c."
iortfii5ren nto ii6ernimmt aQe 8lt.
bnbell lno Ger6inolid)feiten ser irii.
Geren 6irma gobmer & Hoihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

EdpIt un0 Gnroinal.-Sr
Nid)aro Sippett, Der Suprem -Br1ii,
bent ser r&otbolii6et @obltbdtig-
eitS-2e9ion," bot gelterr Worgct
pom CARDINAL @ibbons ba9 ioigen0c
&obelgrnmm ais Nntluort nllI Gin
iold)eS crbalten, lpcld)ea an Samitag
rad 9iom geianbt witrOe: oHom, 81.
Ge6. 1906. - Garoinal Gibbons, @rj.
bil6of BON Baltimore. Ger beiligc
Batter oanft Sbnen fir Die Bliid-
piinid}c, lpelfc Sic ibm i'm Ndmen
Der .Gatboliidcn @obltbGtigfcits:
2egion" ba6en 5ugebcn %loiien. Sur.
oiltnl Mcrrp Gel SOL" Sic Gcpeid)c,
peld)e Dem Napit iiberian0t muroe,
batte iolgcltOcn Wortlaut: .Gnlti.
more, %. Ie5. 1906. - Cardinal
Merrp Gel Sal, Hont. Gic oantGo.
Iilhc WobltbGtigfeitS .2egion ser gicr.
Stuaten 1ratulirt Dem beiligen Gater
fiir Den mlltbigen Stano, meld)en cr
cirqcfommen bat, nm 6reibeit, Sc
miiien uno H~cligion oes fran50iiiden
@olfes 5u lhiiter. Hidaro 9. Zip.
pett, Suprem Erdiicent Der o&atD.
@obltbdtigfcits .2egion." 9eltdtigt:
Cardinal Gibbons"
Gem erid)tSperfa1re II
ii bermieen ipuroe geiterln IN ser
oitliden Eoli5eiitntion Der @irtb
Gi1cent Iopalsfi, beiien @irtbidait
am Sonntag a6eno bon Der Eoli5ei
iiberrumpelt nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Nuuiepelt's Naffehr.

@afbineton, 8. g., 81. Sea.
Yrdiioent G~ooiepelt, feline 8attin,
ainoer urro anoere 9egleiter febrten
Inn 8 llbr beute Mbeno bon Bine
anot, 3d., Srau &ooIenelt's 2an6.
gut, no lie einige Gage perbradten.
.bierber 5uriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
WultimUrc q: Ehiu : 8a1n.
Ieuer ourd)12)enoer 9arlor-@aggon
nah Tittsbura.

Bonn I. Sonltar an miro Elm ourd).
gebenoer IorIor.@ oggon Baltimore
nn1 Bitts6ur5, on .555s55.5," ben
n1agesli6t. 3ug," angebdngt, ser
Wount Nop1l'g abnbof 6.45 Mor-
gems, Gnm0m 700 WorgcltS perldBt
urlo in Eitta6urg sos 46eno3 an
fommt. SoFertiger anidllb IN
8ittsburg r1d afron, Glepelnno uno
Chicago. Q-2ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

@oItimorcr Opfcr ocs
GiienbuDn. tn0liida. -
Inter Den 0picrn Ser GiIeltbobn.&u.
toItropbc 6l (crro Gotta am CONT
tag 2lbcllO beiin0cn lid Sri. Wiurp
Mice @obrer Don 9tr. 8tt, Nor0s
Nrlinaton-NJenie, un0 ser anabe
Sornc WcGogbcD non 9tr. 1887,
@clts2nfapettc. 2lpemte. Sri. @obrcr
mar on SanItag Morgcn jllm 9ciltd)
ibrcs 9rl,0erS Or. ". s. 9obrer nad)
@arrctt.Earf 9creiIt mo beioro lid)
AMI Ser &eintrciie, OILS oaS idredlidje
Shidial lie e%reilte. Die Gerun9liidte
mar IS Sabre alt. Ger iltuge
Sornc N'cGugbCn Elm t~4.j6brigcr
Shade pon 9}r. 1887, MeIts2aiopctte.
Npcnltc, mar ser So6n oeS Srn. So.
iepb u. WicGuqhep, Gbef.GlerfS oeS
General. SltpcrintcnOenten ser Bat
timore uno Sbio e 9u6n" s. Is. &.
Bent. @r befn1O iid) nui 0cm Seinl.
neDe pon einem @cibnohtsbciud bei
@rr. DC. 6. @n0c in Bud 2oOge Sta
ton. &r. George s. 2ippulo, Der
@rumOei0entbunS 9lgent BON 9tr.
1902, @eit.gtortb- 9(penue. lit Elm
9rll0er OeS bel Dem llninQ im9cfonl-
mencn SrIS. Warp 2ippolO, Die i'm
0ruds mo @rouicrbiireoll in g8nib.
in8tou ongeitellt mar. Sn @eglei.
tlIng pon SRI. 2ippolo beianoen li6
ibr Shmnger Sclrp @igbp ltn0 ibr
Nefie George @igbp, Die aud ibr
Sc6en perlorcn. 6r. 2ippolO begob
lid gcItcrn Mtor1en nad 8oibington.
Ger crite @ Ell = II d) t s.
Baum tn 6lommen II. - Gle
6cucripcbt murbe geitern 9lbenO ad)t
llbr poln Staten Nr. 245, @reell.
mount. un0 @~iroro.9lpe., llod) Dem
bon 8rn. Gbr. Gorcu b~clpobntcn
&ouie Nr. 324, SlipcrItrobe, gcrlt,
lem no ein @eibrodtsboum in
Srnno gerotbcn mar. G6e bas Selier
geloid)t mer0cn fonntc. mur6e Elm
Sdooen bon etlua $500 olgeridtct,
INC crlitt &r. Gorcp an 6eib SGnoen
leidte 0ranbmurben.
@eGen = llGr geltern 9tod)nlit.
tag ertItono III 0cr Wobntng beS
Srll. Snrrp SciircpS, Mr. 1913, Glii.
tolsNucnue, bo6urd) 6cucr, 0ub Gin
flcincr So6n oes Srn. Seifrcps nit
3iinbb0l5dler ipielte urO eincn Gor.
bang lit gronO ltedte. Sic 6lon.
men ipurben gcl0idjt, obne bob Gin
Nlorm cingclo1bt ipllrbe. Ser oll.
nCrid)tcte S6ooer betrdgt et,po MIR
$t2.
goli5iIt Gnrridy BON noromeIt.
liflen Giitrift bemerfte 9eItern Gor'
mittag gegen 121t llhr, caB in Der
@obnung bon Gr. Charles 6. 81.
mon, Hr. 1902, Wo0iion.Nuerl,e,
Gin 6euer aisge6roden mar. gr
iou6te ioiort bon Oenb MeIocfaiteit
gr. 335 aus eilIen Ilornf ein, ipo-
ourd) ein gro6crcr Sdlnben perbiitet
miiroe. Ger 0rono NOR burd) einen
0cicftcr aamirt entItonoe,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

,Nuolon" blic6 aus.
Cic iGmntlid},n Gompicr Ser DID
goi.2inir troicn nit GyoBct &cripG.
trrnnen Gin,
S&ie Der @ctirrpropbct ioQt, lit
Nlleiiht D~orboltoera 0oB tidy bic gt-
moipbGre balo flGrt.
0rci Go9c 0nrG Rebel INF
0cbuIlen.
Scr Camper n@0lu" pont NorOo.
9louG, mclder bcrcit@ onr Srcitog
9(bcuo Sop @crru poiiirtc unG Ociien
Eoiiogicrc am Somitu9 hGttcn &c.
lon0ct mcrOcr iollcn, tollntc in GSol-
&c oc& Nebcl@ icinru NiCr III &ocltIt-
&oint liodJ nidJt Crrcid,r.
NJ Sttprt'u SFrt',
Htt l.oro 0e''ttn aI AItVt . On
SupItlI ~ w So0''un9 l''t'VS
SagolVgVt!ophVSt ooI 100 aus Il
Se'u)vIotNu'!Hl'P o'' @o'''''Il'"8
''oU"ltlyoS I.uI'Iul,p.
oHa Nl'tt poiI 90 Supltl' lIo!o
%tellVrt, 0rull S0rH''''u S'VtIllul5I' III
tglCt TSpp'l1tg' 9o5. 20, A'Itup..
l~p''l'pub[, G'G p's,p'H''"8 I''U''
'l'ot8rl 'tHupllt'uN I'uli;
a.. RE' &pIeE2 SuNIA4gul, SCt'ut'
2'IINt1vp ~ "'l,Ilu NulVpg Sus,r
Iput TuIn!e' NS'''@,n lupL,tui,trn,
DelIV!Y Suot't Hnp S'ttUHl"Iu'',.,'
n.y. Nv - lo1 9upts,5H f'".'; ~
-I'pgyI ~ I.'WI|RIpb 'Vp u lS,,aV
Spu)tct y.lt'u,re tIpSt.a Ht!!ot';H'
~ SsLp''uC1'5 $500, V!sla9't ",
sult'llluyelg VtIettu"Itr''tItn r!;.t
too't"S' '.oI tpu - '"n,
unb!t lt,Igl ""i''' o'o" 00''' ""'
i'o'' Sou,HI, a. s,.L
1'0 NV. ~. W S"V'S,s ;",D
49,, Totn9.iuS ~, a. H"t"
mu,ap l...',s "ql'."''M, -,
uU.loa "uv.",l ttpr'e ,s
1s.ta,a't.. o0 ~, , 49, c.'''r n Il%o' ctoL
J"Pu'',' a,,, S'.g,' onEr64 h,t.
!a''g r.. - s H.nn &"9;o "'S Na;,tn,c 7r m
" gLnt.'."pt Is'I nr"'""h ''"'
CIV 4 70 "ntr"nHS Cos
oo2bo,En,Sun,;, rnn Sr, >ornh
bSr gre;4nr i'm
MIN um" dm" ~ %,Srn, ~, ,s;,,c, t"t,ter
MO I,~n q a. N"to59 ~ 0ortbnrh,
Sugsn"nr n,n, 0r6Hr ,tieA innS
I'D I'D No. ~v' Mnm frn,,crho,,;r
H,lt''m '"'T ErI3;cr Sr;cnEois~
49, ,,or;t n,rSc Do. on;hnor
TX 49, m;% ,cts'o;rhc 90,
Huu5 w. y, 49," moe"ontn,SS; ;;;r Sns
~, 1DG t s" Tonta,, oaTchr ~ ,u,r.
ar" E"Ltran4 i,n,;rto aSotcr
%o,pt os q ,fo,, gs,tor SrrS
500 SnH'' ots 'Wipfnn Totrr
Sn"S "''0 wf ~ ao6rtt,%trSncr r,.rnic.
,a"s.no' w~nEc4 $40 a;n SS Wetcr
AZ g:na o'tr Wv %ar' feS,n
G y n ng3,U oSb(sr o;,,f mn
Iga,,sg' S.; "'t tce+o Snro 7Sr or" S2orbIi'
$3.50 ~ :, NJ @n(;r,nro ,rhnrcn Nr
49, ~. 80
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-05-09
Holes Ii che Legs.

A scientist says that hogs legs per-
form function not known to any 9th
er animal, and that Is an escape pipe
or pipes for the discharge Of waste
water or sweat not used In the econ
omy Of the body. These escape pipes
are situated upon the inside Of the
legs, above and below the knee In the
fore legs and above the gambrel joints
In the hind legs, but in the latter they
are very small and functions light.
Upon the inside of the fore leg they
are in the healthy hog always active,
so that moisture is always there from
about or below these orifces or ducts
In the healthy hog. The holes in the
leg and breathing in the hog are his
principal and only means of ejecting
an excess of heat above tile normal.
and when very warm the hog will open
the mouth and breathe through that
channel as well as the nostri!s
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-05-09

At first blush it would seem that ex-
pert testimony at trials should be con-
vincing and decisive. An experts rep
utation in his profession ought to be of
greater value than any fee he could
draw from the litigants. But Of recent
years specialists called as witnesses
have somehow cast a reflection upon
expert testimony. Men Of equal abil-
ity in their speciality have given con-
trary opinions, leaving the jurors as
much in the fog as before
Recently Clark Bell of the New York
bar, taking his cue from the Thaw
trial. has argued for the retention of
experts by the court whenever the
opinion of specialists seems necessary
in order to present all the facts to the
jury DR.. Bell thinks that the practice
of hiring experts by the prosecution or
defense leads to partisanship and that
the court alone should decide upon the
necessity of expert talent in each case
and also have the appointment of the
specialists. The popular belief that
money influences expert witnesses is
harmful, but court expert would be
a county official and presumably above
suspicion.
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ONLY PIGS DELIGHT IN DIRT.

A Long Time has Elapsed since
the City's CLEAN UP" Ukase went
forth.
The Wise Ones required no no.
tice: the Thoughtless took the Hint
and Got Busy. But Some Slow
Citizens are still calmly enjoying the
balmy spring in Plastic Pose among
their scented garbage heaps.
Mounds of ill-smelling refuse are
still disfiguring many back yards,
and paper, old cans, and an endless
variety of Truck and Trash are kick
ing about. This is not only INSIGHT
LY but also an UNSAFE condition in
which to live.
Frolicsome Disease Germs make
their Playground on Reeking Gar
bage s-wriggling delegates from
the Brotherhood of Typhus, Malaria,
and other death-dealing diseases
hatch and thrive and menace the
lives of human beings living near. So
if you have Dirt in your yard, MOVE
1T. You not only endanger your own
health, but Your Neighbours as well.
Your backyard is as much part
of your home as your living room.
And no sanitary citizen would leave a
heap of refuse in the middle of his
dining room floor all winter-Or I'M
til compelled by the health officer to
move it.
Spring is hera-and it's the natural
Cleaning Up Time.
Putrid Premises are the province
of Pig Styes ard Slaughter Houses
they have no place in a well regulat-
ed community.
If your Yard IS Dirty, Get Busy.
CLEAN UP!
Do it Now, before the Health Of
ficer is obliged to Take you by tiie
Hand, and Lead you gently out into
your yard, and point out to you your
PLAIN DUTY.
Only a Pig Delights in Dirt.
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TO FINE THE STINGY ROADS.

The American Railway association
had a meeting at Chicago the last
week in April at which an action was
taken, which in a layman's mind,
should have been taken years ago. 1t
is, in brief, plan to lessen car short
ages at important points by securing
quicker returns to the big roads of
cars borrowed by smaller roads.
This will not remedy the car short
age at all points, or at all times, but
it will help. If the borrowing roads
could could promptly load the bor-
rowed cars and keep them moving,
the public at large would be equally
we'll Off But some roads keep empty
cars, that have come upon their lines
for delivery of freight from other
points, until return cargoes can be
found. To put an end to this imposi-
ton upon roads needing all their
cars, system of charges is to be
adopted under which the borrowing
road will have to pay so much for
keeping empty cars belonging to 9TH
er lines that prompt return of
empties will be assured.
Even with payment to the own
ers of borrowed cars, there remains
an imposition in this plan of small
or stingy road doing business in the
cars of other lines. Suppose the
Pennsylvania purchases ten thousand
steel box cars and STARTS them all off
west and south with machinery from
Pittsburg, autos from New York and
shoes from Boston. Suppose each
car on being unloaded is filled with
some western product and returned
east. An ideal condition Suppose
half the cars are filled with western
products for delivery somewhere in
the west. The western lines will pay
rent on the cars to the Pennsylvania,
but the Pennsylvania didn't buy
those cars for rental purposes. There
is the injustice Seattle Times.
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Gossip at the Nations Capital.
Special to the Daily World.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Appar-
emily well-founded is the rumor that
William Loeb, jr., secretary to the
president, will resign that position
on January /, and accept the presi-
dency of street railway company in
Washington. Mr.. Loeb gives people
who ask him about this report the
impression that it is true. The sec
rotary to the president has received
several flattering business offers dur
ing the past two years, but the latest
one looks more attractive to him
than any that has gone before. The
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Woman's struggles to unseat man
from his exalted throne are not an as
sured success. at least in those cases
where the throne happens to be seat
on Partisan cab. Dispatches from
the French capital quote prominent
cab owner as saying that he is going
to unhorse and uncab his women en-
ployees. They expect the men Cables
to wait upon them and the horses to
ind their own oats and stalls.
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HEADQUARTERS for seed and table
potatoes. Wenatchee & Rock Is
land Food Store.
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indications are that Mr.. Loeb will
quit public life early In the new year
and enter upon business career.
Billy" Loeb was stenographer
in the governors ONCE at Albany. N.
Y. up to the time he came to Wash
ington in 1901 as secretary TO Vice
President Roosevelt. The man who
acted as Governor Roosevelt's seere-
tary refused to accept the salary OF
$4,000 a year provided for the vice
presidents secretary. Loeb took it
and was glad of the chance. The
place was the making of him. When
Mr.. Roosevelt became president Loeb
was named as assistant to Secretary
Cortelyou Then Cortelyou was made
member of the cabinet, and Loeb
succeeded to the vacancy in the post
of secretary. He has made an excel
lent record in that important office.
During the early days of his incum-
bency he was unpopular with callers
at the White House, and came in for
a good deal of criticism. But people
know Loeb better now, and he is
pretty well liked in Washington.
Loeb is an exceedingly busy man
every day in the week His chief sets
his hot pace, but Loeb keeps up
with it. The president himself is a
glutton for work.
The White House executive force,
under the direction of Secretary Loeb
is a remarkably well drilled organi-
zation. The correspondence handled
in the presidents Office is very heavy.
Every letter is answered with the ex-
ception of those which come from
self-confessed cranks.
Probably nobody in this country
certainly not in Washington-read
and replies to so many letters every
day as Secretary Loeb. Rarely is the
number less than four hundred, and
it has been known to exceed one
thousand. The great bulk of this
mail is meant for the president, but,
of course, the secretary directs his
attention to only a small portion of
it. The number of letters addressed
to Mr.. Loeb is constantly increasing.
This is due to the fact that he signs
his name to nearly all the letters
written on White House stationery.
Every communication that reaches him
is promptly answered; although only
the barest pc Isl : Ia number of words
enough to be polite and show the
| writer that the letter has received
attention. Secretary Loeb's personal
mail is heavier than that of any of
his predecessors in the hard Office he
| fills.
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CYPHERS CHICK food is the best.
Wenatchee & Rock Island Feed
Store.

FOR SALE-Cigar and candy store.
Coed location and trade. Good rea-
sons for selling. Enquire DR.. Mere
dith, opposite postoffice. tt
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The famous Palm Ice Cream. We
natchee Drug Co.