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Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

district, which furnished one-seventh of the entire mortality. although its population constituted only one eighty sixth of the population of the city. If a reason is sought for the preference shown by the disease for the district in question it is seen that the contami- nation of the drinking water or the milk cannot be invoked. nor can the it's inhabitants.
 The nineteenth district is distin- guishable in no way in its different connections from numbers of other quarters with a population half home born and half foreign born. But what is striking in the study of the sanitary conditions of this part of the town is the defective state of the sewerage system.
 Many sewers are too narrow and only AS per cent of the houses are fur n!shed with drains adequate for the flow of sewage, per cent have defec- tive drains: in % per cent the water closets have only an intermittent sup ply of water: II per cent have water closets connected with the sewers. but unfurnished with any water connec- tion. and finally F per cent of the closets have no connection with the proved that when allowance is made for the poverty of the inhabitants, it is the streets, the worst provided for. from the sanitary point of view, which paid the heaviest tribute to the epi- demic.
 On the other hand, MT. Hamilton made a series of experiments with the view of elucidating the role played by the flies as agents in the propagation of typhoid fever. Eighteen tubes were sown with flies collected in two water closets unprovided with sewerage con- nection. on the walls Of two court wards. on the walls of two houses and in the room of typhoid patient. Eb- erth's bacillus. which is. as is well known. the epidemic bacillus of ty- phoid fever. was found in the contents of five of these tubes. Thus MT Ham, ilton IS of opinion that when the eX- creta of typhoid patients is exposed to the air in closets or in court yards, flies are susceptible of becoming very active intermediates in the dissemi- nation of infection.-Commercla Tri- buue
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT MENT OF AGRICULTURE, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. WASHING TON, D. C.. OCOBER :. 1907. Notice is hereby given that the secretary of agriculture has. under authority con- ferred by law, issued Amendment No. to Rule Revision 1 CB.AI. order No. I46) to prevent the spread of scabies in sheep. This amendment removes and revokes the quarantine placed by Rule 3 Revision 1 upon the states of Idaho and Wyoming. and will become effec- time october 15. 1907. Copies of amendment No. to Rule 3 Revision 1 may be obtained from the chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry whose ad- dress is Washington, n. C., JAMES WILSON. SECRETARY OF AGRI- CULTURE.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
SOME BRITISH JOKES.

Jeweler-You say you want some name engraved on this ring
 Young Man-Yes: l want the words George to his dearest Alice, en- graved on the inside of the ring.
 "Is the young lady your sister,
 No; she is the young lady to whom ! am engaged"
 "Wells if I were you, I would not have George to his dearest Alice en- graved on the ring. If Alice changes her mind, you cant use the ring again
 What would you suggest?'
 "I would suggest that the words be George to his first and only love. You see, with that inscription you can use the ring half d dozen times. have had experience in such matters myself"
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
Piles
 15 Years
Saved From an Operation by a Haif Box Of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
 You Can Try IL Free.

.I cannot help writing to you about
 your wonderful cure for piles. when
 I wrote to you for d sample l was
 thinking of going through an opera tion. But I thought I would give your remedies q trial. l am So happy that
 I did for | am cured and only used
 half a box I write this for human ity's sake. I had piles ever slnce the year 1891 l wish you would pupllsh my name through the Bulletin paper for I am well known in the Marine Corps. Use my name the best way you know how. Thanking you for your good advice. Yours truly, Cleo nhas Forte. Marine Barracks. |. :. N. Training Station, San Francisco. Cal. What should induce this United States seaman to write us in this manner if not gratitude for being cur cd of a disease which had tortured 1 him for fifteen years? MT. Forte was positively unknown to us until he wrote for the sample of our wonder | ful remedy.
 You may be suffering in the same way.
 Inst send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. 99 Pyramid Build ling. Marshall. Mich, and receive free | by return mail the trial package in a Iplain wrapper.
 The moment you start to use it, your suffering ends and the cure of your
 dread disease is in sight. Then you can get q full-siZed boN Ifrom any druggist for 50 cents and
 even one box may cure you. l IL is well worth trying. No knife and it's torture. No doctor and his bills. All druggists. 50 cents. Write today
 for a free package,
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
TWO NEW PosToFFlcES.

Washington, D. C., oct 19.-tSpecial to the Republican)-A postohice nas been established at Cerbat, Mohave county. with Thomas F. Kennedy. post master; and at Levisshelm, Cochise county. with Wilson B. Holland post master.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

q do T It, said Mir. Dooley. But he's good deal like Hogan. I wanted him to stly an keep me comp'ny wan night. I've got to go.' says he. It's just as we'll says I. Dorsey says he's comin' around at ten to throw ye out says I. Thin I'll stay,' says Hogan, As tn matther stands at prisint tn on'y people that can ilict him are those that are again himi"
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Oct. 19.-Cattle receipts 1900; market steady. Reeves s4d735, cows s15Oa5.3O. Texans sS.75G47O. calves $5.506S25. westerns Si00M 600, stockers and feeders s2.50M4.75.
 Sheep receipts 30.000, market steady. Natives s30OG 5.60. western s3.00d 5.6O. yearlings s5.3066.00. lambs s4.75 N7.4O, western S4.75@7.35.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
M ETAIS.

New York. oct 19.-As usual in the absence of London cables there was no quotation or change in the mar kets Trading was quiet Tin was quoted at s32m32.50. Copper was weak but without further change at s12.50@ I275 for lake.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

There are two kinds of women those whose clothes seem to have been made for them and those who seem to have been made for their clothes Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20

l bought it at a first class store
 A box or Donofrio's cactus candy. too: # 10 her when l called.
 She said she'd be my Mandy. And through our years of welded life,
 Her hearts been kind and true. A box Of Donofrio's cactus candy boys,
 May do the same for you.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
WINNER OF STEEPLECHASE.

New York, oct. 19.-In driving fin ish. Coligny. d 1S-to20 favorite. won the S12.OO0 champion steeplechase at Bellcmont Park today.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-20
FRANCIS JOSEPH IMPROVING.

Vienna. Oct. 19.-The condition of
 the emoorer was more favorable to- day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
@iQiam &lpDo @nrriluu iiber bic
Mcgcrfrnac.

9oiton Moii., %. MGr5. -
@iQiom 2Iopo @orriion iiibrte in
elmer MoiicnucriommluuG I'M Ere
mont lcnpcl ocn &orlib, INT 6onO9
iiir OoS oMtorri5 9ro>pn College" iiir
Negcr III Ntlnntn, ga, ouI5ubrln8el.
Sm &crloui icincr &coc ingte Scr be.
riibnte 9eIdiiBer Der idmor5en Noilc,
ooB sic 9tcQer Oca SiiOcnS Die BRIT
tnlitGt ser '@eiBen, mic 0icielbc lid
in ocn 2pufcrcicu oiicnbnrt, mcnigcr
iiird)tcll, ais Die @lcihBijItiqfcit, nit
ipcldcr iold)c 6rculOc Der lhmnr5elI
&niie, mic Gr.ErGiiocnt G~lcpclonO,
Yr1iiOcnt eliot pon NaruorO mo
@iiGof 2omrence bon W~aiinduictta,
sic flngronten &%erlcbungen 0es 10.
announcements Der @moeSucriaiiln1
binnchmCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
@6tbc- Tcicr III Sctruit.

0ctroit, Mid)., %. MGr5. -
llntcr Ben Iulpi5icn Oc5 pSo5iolen
Iilrnpcrcin5" IorO 0~citcrn Nnfmit'
tno oubicr ole 70. NeOentleier Oc3
Ipbe9topc5 SoGom &olfgang go
ties itatt. Sic 5cicr mar mobl be-
iltdt un0 unbm cinen bGhIt einorltdss
uoQcn &crlnui. Die 0c00d)tliBrcoc
belt Erof, Is. @crrmonn, Der Den
arobcl1 oclltiden 0id)teriiiritcn nadl
ieincr Ncocutultn ais 2nrifer, Gplter,
1romutiit uno ais NotlrforIdcr IflI'
bcrtc. Ger HcOncr iiibrte III icinenl
oratoriidcn Wciitcrmcrf ans, Dab
@otbe fiir Die NqNrclt ItetS Der
cnlinentc @cilt bleiben mcroc, oltI ocll
bic @ortc poiicn, Die CT lclbit BEN
.6ouIt" in oen Mtlno le8te: rs
miro sic Spur Don mciltcn Gr0en'
tagcn nid)t in Neonell tntergeb'n.
Der y&nrmonic . WGnicr6or" trll8
3pci 2ic0er Dor, morlnter onS ~Sai'
oclroalein," uno einigc on0ere Scr
rem 1bcilc ans @otbe's r6ouIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
8altiHlOre's srfabrcniter Werpeus
SNe;iQliit.

@rpboriise 9rioIce bur6 Die nooerne ptps
ftoiogii6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, berburoet nit
Der slntuenoil9 Der 6eilcI Observation-Disclosures
IuSriiitung, In Der Gtaot er6tclt.
Man gebe Die @offrlug nib auf, che man
Mat TT. HatIan Scrman confiItirt bat. 9ults
oerte bon fritbeten Eaiientef ~be6engen germ
feline 2eiitifesfdbi9ieit. 60 inat 3. g. Serr
y. y. Smoot. gtr. 1920. 9Soo6leps Strnbe:
.Scbn ster5ie odben mir teine GrIei6terune
bon incinen Geiocn; Or. Sermat furirte mid
polfonunen in flint g9o6en."
Sr. Salncs Curb, Nr. 1884. 8atierfonsstbe.,
fact:
nSr. gutban Scrmur bat mir oaS 9eben
~perctict; ole nnoercn acr5te, bic perfubten.
mir al helfeT. bemil6ten itb %uinfonft.
gltbcrbeif lltrirte 9r. German nod biele glns
oere, %odrlinier aud Or. @ueuit G6mibt, CIR.
l12. GornpaufSirnbe.
2snrum fnGfe CT Sbncu ni6t s~benin1S bels
fen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Icnruic frciaeiprudlcn.
& op q 0, Ger, %.

SonAntonio o, Ger, %. Mars.
Nojor &. ". Tenroie pom %,
Sninnterie 9ic9iment milr0c gcitcrn
Abeno nodj Oieritiinoiger 9ernt6lmg
bes Grieg9gerifts BON Ser Anflage
Scr Iilihtpcrnahl1iii9ilng, sic AM
8ernnlaiiung Don ErGiioent Nooiepelt
in gerbiuOung init ser 9rownspiGe
Aiiaire ge5cn i'm crboben mor0cn,
ircigciprohen. GoS Gcroift tullroc
Dem 9riga0cgeneraI McGaSfep, BE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Nic NiarDin WDitcric.
MnHioriGrnacn oni bic Marpin'idc
6arm 5uriid pcrIcgt. - ErGit.
bent Gooicpclt'3 Ginidreitcu,

0opcr 9eG.. %. MGrj. - 0oS
Corps ser 0eteftipS, mcld)c iid) nit
RndforIdungen nod ocrn flcincll
Mnrpin bei66itigcL ipltrOc geItcrn
ourd sic Ynflmft etlidcr 0eteftipS
aus 8%bilooclpbio pcritdrft. Sic tebr.
ten pom i6ren tlltcrIudungcn obcr
g~cItcrn 4bcnO ip6t iuriif, obuc Ser.
boitutgcn por0cnommen SIT baben.
&n 5olge OeS @criid)tS, ooB lofolc
Decentralization in sic &crihmorlutg
permifclt icien, bottcu ltf piclc 2eute
oltf ser Wurpin'i6cn Sarm eingcflnl.
ocn. Die 0eteftipS nabmen ibre lotns
len Nnhforidungcn bclltc lrilb mic
Ser ollf mo gebcn babel lan9iann SIT
@erfe, I'M oQe 6eblgriffe bon porll'
bercin nlS5uid)lteBcll neil cine 10
0roBe @ntriiitung inter Dem Filblls
fun bcrrid)t, Dab bel Scr crlten Ser
baitlung elmer 2pnhcrei idmer Dor
5ubcugen iein m!irOe. Die &crfilguh8
ocS YrdiiOenten &ooiepcIt al bic
10000 Noitmeiiter bat sic @irtrmg
gcbabt, ooB Die 3obl ser olri ocn
Morpin'iden 6oQ bc5ii9liAen Sricf-
iNoiten oltf lueui9e 3uihriiten 5nriif
Qeaangen limo, weld)c bauptidhlid)
pom @ei6Git9ireunocn ocS GottorS
hrrriihrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

i~eblSbaber 0ea Gcpartcmcnt8 Gcro5
iibermittelt. Der Ero5cB Bate iiebcn
Mod1en geoauert. Moior Eenroie
miro Oicic Mode nud @oibington
~rciicn, 100 ct Dor Dem ScnotS-Gomitc
iibcr 0ic Afinirc pcrnonmcn lpcr0cn
nrirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
GBarlcs :. @icuer,
NcGtSa mpolt.
COZ 9g1uir.8 cbduor. &c II. s @erntan' Str.
9crwaItcrs 9erfauf

Gutratbs uno Der GimridItNua ors iupblbefaun,
ten Gcitnuruuts
Hr. ff5, 'SalcttcsS trahe.
Sends cinc5 Nciebls oc5 Scrciniatct Sihn.
ten 9iitriftSsGerifts iir 6cu Sifirift ItdrD'
Iallb i'm Bancroft &criatrer iuirb Der inter
5eidnete &erlpaItcr bon gSinium Stnrnr. ciueu
Snufcrottclir ON 9pancgitea, ben 20. Wtir1
1907, 10 rbr Sorinitiugs, an pben aerannten
Hiubc bic gul6c bort beiiHoli6e Ginridtuig nui
bifentIiher gtuftior ucrinuicn. @ihensS dnnf1
tifh init g~ierpumpe, 95bren rno 3apf. bd6u
pnjenOes @iden SSotbs 0ifiet nit aeidIiifener
Spic9eGn. glaSpaarerL Gp!riiuoien In 5lai6eu
Gignrrenfafien u1o Gianrren, gSein mo 81
oueur.S 6rnnf. Glasiront. gntiouaLGaibsHe9t'
fter, %llrucn, gi6en @bs uno 2unf6iif6e, 9dr
terslilde. Stii9 G aus acboqenein 9ol3. Grobt
lno iIeine @isIiiien, trdobare Maf6iidnoer
Ssatere,cfct. Gi0el buffet nit spieqel, GraUu'
rer, Stu9IsGo6ufcn nit WnferfeieI, 2inoi
Ieim. Speiie. glufjug. @i6e1 Gria Sbeibepdni
g, S~nnmt.1latten, 9opf; nno SIasuaarcn
GtaGlpnnren, 3ii6Iinncr, 8eIsba6 uno %eIeitrii
t9c 2eudtcr. eIettrif6e 5dder, aii6engerdtbr
etc. 9(ubcrocm
G6dnfliecu8 uHb urerI5fbter 9a6tfontrnft.
Scrfnufs -Geoingur9en: gnar.
6bnrlcs Z. @iener, 8eripaIier.
9atiiiun & 8nban,
(7s-SO sluftipnatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

N II , OWTEVI -VfII-' NHTuFV'
8criun0t bon ocn Glcnatoren 92,462
@liifel; Glepotoreltporrnth 2,437,3l9
Nuidcl. G%erfGuic: 10000 @llidcl
Wioi 81 51H, 10000 Suli ST 521s,
10000 %. 81 %, 5000 WtGr5 5t 501s,
100 9cnliihtcr Spot 5u 501s, 10000
Steamer geniihtcr Spot 81 1875,
5000 steamer gclbcr Spot SIT 1873,
3 @ogqonS Nr. 3 Spot 81 171B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
5000

%iaufcn etres icncr mrocrrcu SGuIet lit ScdjS
Simmcrn an Der 9iplcsStrabc, 5wiIhen 5air.
riuMNt.aucnae NIB SaNcttrs Strnfe. 6eHcr, Soi
mo Trottptr init GencHi bclc1t uuo neHeiie
Slnrl0iiIn1en; ctnf1ltebli6 aluafentnrlaI : Yin
'blIB. Sruno6inS MIR $50 pru Snbr.
e.. 2. 8dnu1bcr, 0numciIter,
N'lrenu ar. 240I, 6airuouIt stoenlt.
(26i-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
MuftipnS.T nsciacu.

ADMINISTRATION.
Senr1 ebirf, Gchtsanipnlt,
9tr. 722, Naius0ebauoe.
----
Gadllal uc iunltcrSsGcriauf
Slider
iibcr @iogrnpbic, N~icoi5in. @ci6idtc, eSura.
StanNGro mo Nllocrc @egenfidnoe, Die
Sibiiuibcf
ocS Ocrit0rhenct
GrHoe q. MAlilcln,all,
lib
Grloenc puo iil6crnc uprcn nro ituf berlBnt;
Gitc GC.Gcu, mic:
gltionir3. GiynoinUurius, 1907; Ni6olas
grtuti, &iolire tG-; Sotepb Suuera rims. ST
lius MtorcaS. &iniire. 1852; 2Gurcntius St5i
oioit Grcmonn &ioiirc, 1IS2, uno eiae uIiC
heutfbc @cigc.
Euuto o., 6. MgiIcfman,
NdfIuBOerudItcr.
Nm Wuutna, Sicntan unc Mitt,uyd,
ocn t., 2. mo 3 Ntpril 1907,
INT s llbr glbCnos.
Sn nnicrcr &itufts Sal cric @. SIur)
Tr. Z, Sit2cringtou. Strafc,
Baltimore.
&dtdlonc Glf Serl1ngcr.
Setiauisbcoineirnen: gdnr.
Gnttiipa C @abui,
(s2-93) guftiondtorer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Baltimore Marftbcridtc.

Baltimore, %. W0r5 1907.
MeGl. - 3ufnbr t2,62S 6olicr,
inidlicbliM 1888 8Giicr SIT 2ccltIt'
%oint mo 2022 6Giicr SIT Canton.
aiilienucriouot - SGiicr. sic Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Dies 1T Sbrc Wclcacuhcit

Bur @rpcrbuna eiles mooernef q ooer 3sIt5dis
eeIt SGufeS in glter Gage.
2200 9Iuiergrpicrt Git,9iurtb .%sloenue.
gequeHl iiir ale Strubcnbnbns2inien. Sebcs
Sans beitet ale @inri1tuueeil. init oenen elm
utnoernes p1nS aisQeitattet neroen fann.
Sdnlih Hno SuautugS sur Snipeftiun piien.
Gbus. y. Ruroctic,
(Gept5D Tr, II, Sf.2eItngtpn Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Seutioc S6lubrotc:

SAFER. - 3uInbr 1913 9ulhel /;
aus Den g!cpotorcn 5uriidge5ogen
1917 8uidel; Gleuoioren . Gorrntb
tl6,t49 9uid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Sr. WaMtt,

SGnfgbcr rno 9ipdt!sr.
Ser Interchangeable aucr Wieoien. 81 En-
5dblt Sbnen, pas &c 5u ipiieR miinf1cn, MAO
es oinftin ODER uraiiuitie Icin, qleihuiel, nus
1bre 3ragAinle, 9oiinulGen, Mil4t0mdBunger
ooer sSiinf6e iiao. Sr Dat snheren ~9eboIieu
@arrm niGt Sbnen2 60 iiber5euet 1T er bon
teiner 5dhielcit. oub er fc!ne 9e6abIung i'm
Sorau8 filr &ortrd9c %entncAcn rimlnt, rnb
tpcMli cr Mot in alien Sdlen nhIliB 6nfrieber
ftcIt, miro feline Gebiibr atceptirt. gSOrirdaC
80 Gents NIB ST 90.
sprchfunocn uru 10 6is Z tIbr.
G. 4 y. xeepbou: WinuHt Sermon 6176-U.
Dir. 4I0, garf. GDeuue.
tNrIt4--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Scutige G6luBrote:

3uiubr 1852 9llid)cI;
aus ben GIcUotorcu 5uriidgclogen
2632 @iiideI; glcpotorcn Torratb
1886 Vuid)e(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
8cIo su n~erIeikeu.

Nne, melfe @efb g%etrauden, fprehen hte,
Dor. gnIeiben nuf SaIdre, Wobeln Ii. 9runo'
eieentbuin-- SIM gertrouen. aetne Coon Office
Iettuber. Baltimore Snutfment Co.," Gr
12O, Ruro-9neasG truBe. CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
pu %ufrfnufru:

sr. .723, 725, 1877 etc. Guriad.a penae, Cots
lt9 bon Der Oorf'9toa6; bouitduoia prd6tig
be%losirt; ieoe nIoberne geouentli6feif.
Nr. 1t5, III Itlo tt9 etc., 9.s9atuTfnr'etr.
Elm 6eeiert bonn .8atterion.Iarf.% 9urtbpeg
loon %ocforirt; iehe muoerne @equcmIi6,eit:
Srueitibdi0e @dufcr. 6biuaro 3. stard, on Srt
uno Gtene, ODER Or. Sc, @antbrrsS uiloiug
Sagcttc. NIB ct. Ynul.Str. G5ebr9,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
8n redlten 9rciica IN perfanien:

ScrnniiautgspIdbc am llicr hes Curtis GreeI
an nnitinniae 5nmiIicn. @runoitiidc iino 100
bel 400 Sn5. 9ScrocI gegel monatlibe 3nbi
lunQcr berlalit oher fir cine 9cibe bon Sabrcr
oerpd6tet. Suites flares 2Sniier, feinCr slid.
iang, iebr 9efIno. Eicrre Is. Sugnn & NcpBc,u,
Hr. 16, Sits2cringtunrStr. (SO-l06)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

steiegcind:
Gin bcntfber herbeiratbeter @irtner o6re
Giuocr, tiidtia In allen Sddcrt Der @drtIierei
fuGt bis Mitic gpriI nher mai fefte SteIrilta,
uber MIR as @drtrer - bin fein Sarmer.
2~tbreiien erbetcn inter r8drtncr" au bic Grpr.
nitipn oicic3 Giattes, SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
Gin garaaiu fir SclmItatte. eud,er.

Gin Saraaiu fir Seimndttc. sndcr.
Yin Selairs0todb uno guIesg(neHue, 6auS nit
II StnlIneriI. SlUe mooernen Ginridtnnoen.
Sin Nder Gnnb. 5 Gents Sabreeio. MIub Der.
tautt iperoeTl. SD babe auG me0rere S1ufer
in &albroof, Gatousniac II. (. IN. at uertaufen.
SBariee 8. Mot, GnipaIt, Or. 16, ct. &aulitr.
(69-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26

@ci5en.-3uiubr 1925 9ltI6eI;
&crionot BON ocn GIcpotorcn @u'
Idlcl; Glcpatorcnpprrotb 391,051 Bit
Idpl. &crfGuic: 10000 9uihcl Mai
I'll 70, 1900 Spot 5t II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-26
@ruRc nu0 flciur 6nrmcn in ocntidcl
Nad)bnrldlnit.

e96ne,. aciinbe GeQcu6; oircft AT ober nabe
oer Na0Iiintlon; gutter, iri6tbarer Noocn, gucb
elillpe gaupldtc. @crinQc %u6n6lung; Ieicbtc
Neoinaunqen. ?idbereS bel 0crmnun Saorns
hnup, Wr. III, Nprc.&bnrles .strafc, @ultis
more, Min.
ebenfal5 bier 8u bubeu.) (ScpttQ1O
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-21
Notice for Publication
Timber Land Act June .3 1878.
United States Land Office, Lewiston

Timber Land Act June .9 1878,
United States Land Office, Lewiston,
Idaho, December IS. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of
the act of congress of June 3, 1878.
entitled "An act for the sale of tim
Der lands in the States of California.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the
public land states by act of Aug. A,
1892, Benjamin f. Aytch of Forest,
has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No 329S. for the
purchase of the w u SW u of sec
tion No 27. in township No. 80 n.
range No, 3 W. B. NJ. and will Of
fer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and
receiver of this office at Lewiston.
Idaho, on Friday. the 18th day of
March, 1908.
He names as witnesses: Malley
Farley, Clifford Staples, Carter Rob-
inson. William f. Aytch. all of For
est, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
Office on or before said 18th day of
March, 1908.
T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-21
ACES VIOLINS
BY ELECTRICITY
DISCOVERY OF A METHOD OF
GIVING A SUPERIOR TONE TO
NEW INSTRUMENTS UNDER
ELEt TRIO TREATMENT

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.--,7ayl
Lancer, the noted violinist and VIC
lin maker, has discovered what be
believes to be 4 method for givi Is
by aid of ar electric machine, the
same quality Of tone to a yiollu that
age has been credited with plov.t.ng
for it.
Before leaving for his trip
through Europe, where he will play
during next spring and summer I'M
der the management of Rudolph
Aronson of New York, Mr.. Lancer
will spend some time in his Los An
geles home.
1t is Mr., Lanzer's theory that it
IS not the age of the violin that real,
iyg ives it its superior tone, but the
use to which it has been put BY
the use of his new machine a violin
is expected to get as much bowling
as though used for a number of
years in an ordinary way. His eX-
reriments with his invention. he
claims have met with entire success.
The electrical machine is so ar
ranged that five violins at a time
may be developed the bows be-
ing moved with a similar touch 70
that given by the human hand. The
details of the invention are to be
kept secret in the Lancer family,
just as has been kept the secret of
yhe Lancer violin varnish. 1t is the
inventors claim that in 80 ds"s a
violin can be developed as COM
Illetely as if used eight hours a day
for a period longer than the aver
age life of man.