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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Sin 8araain fir SeimitGtte.S uder.

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8etn ELDER euien urtarer GanbeB FIR De-
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10 MeiIen bon Der Gtabt. BET Nufterrf9aalen'
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elm Q Mder 0rnnbfttd.
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rGepcrn Stealth Eumpang,"
Wr. iii, QorS.GtarfeS.e trake.
(Nla,1l,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
@nltimprc Warftberidltc.

Baltimore, If. 6ebruor 1907,
% |. - 3uillbr 1915 6diicr,
eini6lieBlid 2OSl 6Giier 81 2ocuitz
&oint mo tt9t 6Giier 81, Canton.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
Sies lit Shire Weleecn9eit

~FtH TT ODFe rFVBe"V<V ,..,
CUR @riperbiiTg zines t1ooernen % poer 3',tof'
Iigen SaufeS in gutter 9age.
1900 Sdnferaepiert Dft.Nor b.Npenue
8eaiem hit ale Observation-Disclosures. Seoes
rnooerneS Saus anSeeitaifet merben lam.
9d0lih Hno GpnntaaS 5nr Snipefttnn often.
GbaS. g.. Ynroettc,
(Gept6-) Tr. ii. Gft.2eTtngtonsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
gu %ucrfamfen.

Su uertanfeu:
Gin Giedrrells ulb GolteftionssaaoerL: yta6
5~uirageH in Tr. 42t, NorosS rempnt.N oenme
Gde Iiercesstrahc. 43-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

StelfcgcTndI:
Sine respectable 2Sittipe III r%niitleret. Saprei
fndbt Siclung ais 6nusbditertii ooer III eiicl
iIeinen Suniilic. 9ia65uiru9en III Nr. III
SiosNSolicsStraRe. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

w u ! p OHIllpl lJoIoNt SHIupNit
8erion0t bon ben G~lcpotoren 6140
8uid)el; glepotorenporrntb 1,39S,262
Nuidel. 8erfGilie: , @oGGonS gel
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miibter Spot ST. 50A, 1900 Steamer
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mcr gelbcr Spot 81 1874, 1000 9tr. 3
spot SIT 4G24, f @o9Gou Gclbcr SIT
%, 10000 NpriI 81 50Ts, 10000
Wi1rj 5u 5034, 10000 8ebruor 81
50A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
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aus Ben G~lcpotoren 5nrildgc5ogcn
S60S @uidel; Glebotorcn @orrotb
191 900 @uidel. Scrfduie; | Wog.
0on Nr. 3 ucibcr 5i 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

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Gtaot. s~lorefiire: rS. 752," Sentifer eerre'
fpuioeIt. (42)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

VI N0cn. 3llTllbr = Bllld)cl ,
ollS ben Glepotoren 5uriidge5ogen
4007 @uidel; Glepotoren : Sorrotb
13t ,701 0ilid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
@erlunst SraMcn nnS MGS6cu.

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peIn DIrGnoicre" 81 LOO bis IS. SuBeno. Sius
mer Or. /, GnlpertsBantsSebduoe opiuarb. II.
sarGtpgnsStrnfe, (43--4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

yerlattgt:
Sin BARTENDER, Der heitf9 uto e1gIti6 ipri6i
9to68uiraGel in Nr. 1909, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12

@crlangt:
Irditi9e Wiiurer tiir Die 3epGrutlr bon
WiebIfdiiert, Niltcn etc. uno fir Die Irbcit int
YneerbnllS. Wton n~orcffire: pS. G35," 9entider
Correspondent. (42-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
@crlanst MGnncr nno Gmabcn.

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idIet SricoBufc at Der Mt. Snrinels9iuab.
(43-)
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
IMPURE MILK IS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
MANY CITIES NOW WAGiNG WAR
AGAINST SALE or THIS
BRAND OF COW MILK.

Just at present no less than half
dozen Georgia cities are fghHng for
pure milk. and The municipalities arc
taking steps TO prevent it's sale.
II Savannah it has been decided
hat impure milk has caused the
Of cases Of typhoid fever
which have prevailed there this sum
mer. while in Columbus the same
claim is made and stringent meas
Hres are now being resortod to m
crder TO stop the sale of this milk
While no complaint Of the kind has
vet been heard in Brunswick at the
same time the health authorities are
heeping close watch and no impure
milk viii be allowed on sale Bruins
wick has had only about two cases
Of typhoid during the season and
neither Of them were caused from
impure milk, but at The same time a
iigid inspection should be made as
often as possible and every effort
made to keep il Off the market here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
BRIGs SELDOM SEEN
IN PORT THESE DAYS.

The arrival in port yesterday Of
the brig Mazagan, from Havana,
brings to mind that it is very seldom
that brigs are in port these days
There was a time when three or four
brigs could be seen at the docks
along the river front at almost any
time. but one is not now seen in
port twice a year The Mazagan is
the second one to enter port within
the past several months
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
BOY WITH HAMMER
KILLED BY FLASH.

Columbia, s. G., June 2l-At Rock
Hm yesterday afternoon Sam An
derson, The 17-year-old son Of Mr..
and MIS-. George p. Anderson, was
instantly killed by lightning. He
was on the second story Of a resi-
dence which is being erected for his
father and had a hammer in his
hand with which he was striking the
corner post.
The bolt struck the left temple and
followed the left side Of the body,
tearing the pants and entering the
shoe. One Of the workmen nearby
was badly shocked but not killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
PROGRAM or SERVICES
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The series Of meetings has closed
and the pastor will preach at both
services Sunday Morning subject
Where Art Thou?' Evening sub
jeet, Remember Lifts Wife" Sery-
ices at Il a. NJ and g p. m.
Sunday school at GAS a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at .. M
A cordial welcome VIII be given to
all visitors and strangers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22

Revived Somewhat Yesterday But is
Critically Ill

~
The thousands of friends oNDr. A
c. Blain learned with eeep Tagret
yesterday Of his serious illness. alnd
expressions that he would soon i'm.
prove were heard on all sides.
Dr. Blain has been in i'll health Aor
some time, but only during the past
lew days has his condition REACHED
an alarming stage. Thursday he @
reported very i'll, but yesterday he
revived somewhat. but it still con
sidered to be in a very serious eondi-
ton.
Than DR.. Blain there is not a more
universally popular man in Bruins
wick. and his scores of friends will
loin The News in wishing that better
tdings will soon come from his bed,
SIDE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
CcR5iN, OF MACON,
BLEW HIS HEAD OFF.

-acon, Ca, June 2l.-suffering
tcm what his physie(ns claim was
G Of temporary insanity, Na2oi5'H
H. Corbin, a noted citizen ana 2o2u-
lar business man. as well as earnest
church worker, shot and killed him
SELF Yesterday in the bath room Or
residence, in Vineville. lie has
been in poor health for several
rc1ths and this IS said to have led
g the suicide His family hold 20
cse theory that the shooting was ac-
ciaental.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
AANT IS CLOSED
)BY GAR SHORTAGE
.~-,&-
Many Local Manufacturers
Now Have Serious Kick
10 Make.
GlNN0T SEGJaE ANY Gt
Flowers DistiIling Company q
Been Compelled to shut Dowi
and Others May Soon ~
Follow Suit.


one bFuliS WICK concern peen
lofcea TO smut down en{i@ Whlle
one oi '"o Q'heI8 are geatehed
s.'1,,,, e',i,5s ~ ','e 4,i''s'''', .9', ''1'9 "
= o. '''' 40 '"o
because theE nave IL mpos-
sioie te secure cars fsnip their
goods as Wen as TO g hem placed
outside Of BrunswicF ming in ma
teual, the Flowers Mapufacturing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
BRUNSWICK MEN
ARE INTERESTED
%
III a Big Oil Company Which
is to Bore For OIL
in Indian Territory
C. ". OEMING OFF TO TUSIl
He Left Last Night and viii Be at
SO Sale of Lots Which Begins
There on July
Fourth.

G. vs.. Deming, the well known
Blunswickian who has been rapidly
moving about the country for the
past eighteen months developing
town sites and opening up new and
lhri ing suburbs to live cities. spent
yes rday with his friends in Bruins
wIcls. Mr.. Deming was just from
Oc Ia, Fla and left on the Southern
train last night for Tulsa. l. T, He
was accompanied BY Mrs, Deming,
ana together they will spend some
time in the west looking after vari-
Gus Investments Mr. Deming is inter
ested in. Practically everyone in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
WRIGHT GIVES ROADS
UNTIL MONDAY TO REPLY.

Atlanta, Ca, June 21.-Comptroller
General William A. Wright stated
today that he has written thA rail
roads and other corporations the
state, upon whose property hd has
uied to raise the tax assess bent,
and that he will give them Euntil
Monday, June "a to reply b his
letter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
She viii Glide From Ways
iHXRWpSrt News Next
Saturday
IS l HANDSOME NEW SHIP


A handsome new Mallory line
steamer will DE launched one week
from today at the shipyards at New
port News. Va, and the occasion wiz
be a very interesting one, as a neat
program has been arranged for the
exercises.
The new ship, which win soon be
an addition to the Mallory fed will
be one of the handsomest owl FED by
the Morse lines. She has b en- un-
der d6uiAe of construction for some
time and the work win be pushed On
her as rapidly as possible. AS soon
as she is launched the work Of in
stalling The machinery will begin and
she will be in commission probably
in the course of several weeks.
The new ship win be chistenod by
Miss Halle Bryan, a charming Texas
young lady, and a sister-in.law Of
Mr.. ed Parker, who fg we'll known
here, being a brother Of w. F. Par
ker and c. D. Parker, of this city.
Miss Bryan is now visiting Nsr and
MRS. Parker in Washington.
large number Of invitations have
ISSUED to the launching and It
ected that a number Of people
ness the ceremonies Mr. W.
ler ana others Of this cit~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
Presbyterian Church.

At the Presbyterian church Oh
Sunday morning Rev. +. y. Thomas
will preach on Jer- 9:23, "a. At s
D.. m. the subject viii be Luke l3:
l-5.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22

az present, the business OF the NAL
lory at this port having grown in
large proportions within the past
several months
The new snip will be handsome in
every particular, fitted with every
thing for speed and comfort and she
VIII prove a good addition to the
morse line feet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
SPECIAL OFFER
CLOSES
HAVE LAST
TUNlTY TO GET Do
VOTES IN CONTEs

Thousands OF extra votes are being
issued and many candidates are.
making greater efforts than ever DN
fore
They realize that this is the op2 \
tlnlty Of the contest and that ~
must take advantage Of This cE IL
taey would win one OF the ineaBrizes
that are oeing offered
There are a great many #lbscrip-
tons you would receive if Ayou would
lust 80 after them, as tbl@ are wait
ing to give them to yQlWif you just
snow them that you ~ really inter
ested aQd that you y2nt to win and
that "A "a are working towards that
end f. to them while there is yet
time and get their subscription so
Itaat it wiI9apply on this great Offer
i -I nasa ...1- for yoa to win oae
! of The Tno prizes and il you 60 abou.
ii in the right manner you win be
surprised to see how easily it was
for you to win your choice Of the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
May CELEBRATE
ON CUMBERLAND
FOURTH or JULY PROGRAM TO
BE RENDERED ON THE
ISLAND.

1t is more than likely that an in
teresting program of sports will be
pulled off on Cumberland on July
Fourth, which viii incldde a number
OF motor boat races, ~othexk p
the beach and a general c% Jes8et0
B. ], Ford, OF The Cumberland
Route, now has The matter Ill cha gu
and he will announce in a few days
whether or not the celebration win
be arranged. -
ION, th wa4 expected chat
an unusg .erestlng program
would bq The time is now
drawing a as nothing has
been a I'd, the Cumberland
Route is krins on arranging a first
class pr fam FSNRle would prob
ABLY Cd The island from Bruins
wick. landina ana points in Cam
der Fl w. as wen as from the in
teriorA End it is believed chat a large
crowW could be carried to the popu-
lar rssort if an entertaining program
was ARRANGED, to consist of boat
racea biclcle and horse races on the
oeacs, and 20 conclude with a big
danAe at the hotel
is earnestly hoped that some
sol of program will be arranged at
oH Of the resorts, as the people of
city and from the interior are
stoned to going to, the island
Sy July Fourth to enjoy the day.
~ "A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22


Manufacturers Record, o9 BaIti-
that standafd authority on
h class development work in the
UnHea States, publishes long ar
ucla on Tulsa in its issue Of May 8
and quotes the making Of million
aires there rapidly by the striking Of
olA MR. Demings syndicate viii
commence boring for oil at once,
having bought leases on over five
thousand acres, and they have or
eanized the Great Western Gas and
Oh company, with Frank Chesley as
president Mir. Chesley was the orig
iuaI discoverer Of oil in the Terri
tory and the Manufacturers Record
saws Of him that he was practically
o1oke sixteen months ago but now
mas an income of over four thousand
do1ars a day. Tt can readily be im-
aglned therefore what the Brunswick
investors have before them if oil
happens to be struck. and the prog
re=s Of the Great Western viii be
watched with keen interest here
Ina News is pleased to noto that the
Dame Goddess Fortune is playing
around some Of the I've citizens Of
this. the coming greatest seaport on
the atlantic, and trusts all autici-
paHoas will be realized. 1Ir Deming
he does not know wha, viii hap
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
80 no-en So Rurned.

r'chmond, Va, June 2l.--Flre az
r.r-i-e's Branch. In Charlotte county,
-s,7v todav destroyed half dozen
.eoras Loss, $4,000. Insurance
seF coo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
USUAL AMOUNT Of
LIQUOR ADRUNK
Prohibition Laws Have Not
Reduced Consumption
Of Ardent Liquids
DRY STATES OH THE LEAD
Where Prohibition Laws Prevail Peo-
Pile Drinld# ASe Heavy Stuff.
AccorS ApoTt From
Cd Office.

w t''AlHstoi June 2l-De-
gpite all the ry laws in ex-
Slstence and ereds of thou
Bands of peo King temperance
societies, all lence toward
cutting down mption of al
coholic drinks, lures of our
Office at the cid 4he fiscal year
which will end O, said a high
official of the int revenue bu-
reau. will show { he people Of
United States never before
drug k as much Of Int spirits or
'or he malt beverag ~ in any other
yeKr Of the history Wf the country.
/ not care to give put any of the
figures now. as they Il be officially
announced at the pr Ar time. OF
course, we have nm g showing
why this is, and we not attempt
To account for it e. by the in
crease in the ion of the
country.
The consumpti the ardent
drinks does not shV ~ comparative
ly increase a fhas been some
v ft a stands Tor years, but
! gasA-aery increase in the
Aof and the mllder
Nsehme, is gratify-
gadgp ses oan.t n.tempem,
anca Nc a acttfTT
quan6 8col@Gmed Is
incre9 NE amount OF
alcoV s4AQt so large, mas
muc BicadAbrewers are con
STAN down the amount OF
alcohd Keir product. believing
that N 50 doing they are keeping
pace with growing temperance
sentiment Of a rational character.
Finland is often pointed to as the
most temperate country in the world.
This il because the laws there are
all ni in favo- Of tho mild drinks
al thdg6Eponse OF the strong ones.
Beer containing alcohol below GER
tain percentage does not pay any tax
at all, and from then up the taxa
ton on all alcoholic drinks is en-
.tirely in accordance with the per-
centage Of alcohol.
l presume that our large immigra-
ton each year has much to do with
the steadily increasing consumption
of beer, but our officers give it as a
fact that American born citizens are
turping toward the mild drinks for
business and other reasons.
1t is a strange but important fact
that the greatest increase in the con
sumption of the ardent drinks is
Shown in prohibition communities.
In these sections the light drinks,
being exceedingly bulky, cannot be
kept in the haunts of the blind
tigers, but the strong drinks can and
it is that class that is dispensed to
the thirsty and the seeker after
.sdmulants. On the other hand the
increase Of the mild drinks appears
to be in communities where the
moral sentiment is strongest and
whore there are no statutory restric 4,
uons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22

Vyour best now and the
e care Of Itself and you
it Victorious.
fips to jamestown.
70 the greatest exposition
q is goiAto be replete with
FRS that N her exposition Of
Ykind has el Eeen and nowhere
~ the world cfH one have tho op-
'portuaity Of Heing such great
naval gatheriE 1 as win be Witnessed
during this greatest Of exposi-
tons ne kous nations OF the
world have lised to send over to
attend The eNosition some OF Their
pest ships and here will be gathered
the greatest fleet Of warships ever
assembled in the world. And that is
not all. as the soldiers Of the various
nations win aeo be on hand to give
"a demonsnatiA of their various
methods Of drilling and ACCOMPANY
ing each regiment from the various
countries viii be q band which wan
furnish the music during the military
manouvers. You may never again
nave such an opportunity 10 witness
such a Gne display 80 why NOT take
advantage OF this great offer by en-
tenng the contest and try TO win one
OF the fine trips.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
SaWn1ilI Bud Ed.

8e, Ala, June 21.-The sawmill
extensive plant Of the X. 9.
Company at Luccdale, Miss,
fstroyed by fire today, entail
gs Of $4,000, partially COW
surance. A large quantity
Yas also destroyed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22

1DAlit'st'iJ Ns-''a ''Ai'A'
had more orders for M
d could fiji by constant work in rWo
or three years The cars are being
turned ont as rapidly as possible but
the companies cannot near supply
Dhe demand During the past three
months large orders for cars have
Deen placed by the Southern, the
Coast Line, A., b. & A., Seaboard
and other roads, but the situation
has moi been improved, as none Of
the cars have yet been received.
The situation in Brunswick, how
ever, is not as serious as it is at
other ports, but It is bad enough here
to cause one plant - shut down en-
u1ely and others to greatly curtail
their output.
The Flowers Manufacturing Com
pany announce that they viii only
remain closed a short time, as it is
expected that they viii receive some
cars shortly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-04

acre who Try 10 convert - II better
life over the telephone. Judges are
here who would sentence Us to penal
Scryitude for life if they struck a
tough steak or 4 warm bottle. In
deed. tax assessors are here who
would squeeze the last reluctant cent
out OF us. and landlords are here-but
why dwell on painful subject?
"Markeumen are here who demand
our gross receipts and more besides.
And, my friends. reformerS are here
who think our sinks of iniquity need
new plumbing and who want the job.
They are all here. and we're glad to
see them. for with all their faults we
love them still. And the stilier they
are the better we love them.
s!aiEStay OF the Town.
Tut. boys. Just entire nous. think
voice the voice of the hotel fraternity
when | say that we are the backbone
and the mainStay of this little old
town. But let Us 90 on strike and
they'd have to shut down the little
old town. our industry is not only al
most the largest in the city. but it is
the one that is absolutely indispenSa-
BILE. Give 4 hotel visitor poor hotel
acc9mm )dations. and lie wouldn't stay
two nights in paradise. Give him no
hotel accommodations ut all. and he
wouldn't go to paradise Mt all. but
would patronize the other place
My friends. in all candor l can say
to You that ours is the only business
on the whole globe that President
Roosevelt hasn't interfered with He
hasn't taken crack ut it. He realizes
that even he cannot paint the lily or
gid refined gold.
Deal gently with US. therefore, law
makers, lest we form an unholy ALI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-04
take 4 NIGHT OFF
Hotel Man Grill Guests at the
New York lnnkeepers'
Feast.
HOLD CITY'S FATE. He SAYS
Hotel Business Only One President
Roosevelt Has Not Tackled to
Reform.

The sheriff. The comptroller, tie coun-
tv clerk and all OF New Works city Off
Gals below the rank of the mayor,
who was invited but could not come,
attended the annual dinner Of the Ho-
tc! association Of New York at the
Waldorf-Ast9ria the other evening. at
which Simeon Ford was the principal
speaker. says the New York Times. All
the speakers dwelt upon New York rs
the home of Ford, told how the rub
bcrneck wagons in passing by the
Grand Union hotel referred to it not
rs 'onc of New YOrk's principal no.
tells. but as the home of Tie after din
ner fascinator, Simeon Ford" One
speaker quoted the line. "But civilized
man cannot live without cooks" and
said Ford was more important than
food.
While the sheriff, the assemhiymen,
the justices Of the supreme court and
the heads Of the city departments were
discussing Il dinner which Mr. Ford
said was the best that the hotel men
Of New York could possibly do for
the SUN of twelve per. and While the
guests were looking at souvenirs in the
shape Of small elephants. Mr.. Ford was
introduced as the toastmaster by the
president of the association, George {.
Boldt
"Once a year said Mr. Ford. I'VE
hotel keepers get Il chance to eat in
peace. Once a year distinguished or
ators. who knock us the balance of the
time. rear up and state that we are
the elect of the earth. Once year
our. guests at twelve per fall upon Oul
necks and tell us that we are the rea
thing. Once year our boarders have
TO shift for themselves. and their lam
entations fall UNDECIDED on the empty
air. Once n year we have a night off
and tonights the night.
Lawmakers are here who woult
/ make it n misdemeanor for hote
/ man to stay on earth. Clergymen are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-04
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