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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22
SKATING RINK TO REOPEN
Interior Reprinted and Floor Put In
Good Condition.


The roller skating rink on Sixteenth
street is 10 be reopened tomorrow ev-
ening after having been closed two
months following q week or two of
use early in the season. The interior
of the building will present. a neat ap-
pearance for the opening. The entire
interior has been given a coat of new
paint, and several incandescent light
arches have been placed the width of
the room just beneath the canvas COW
ering overhead
The floor, controversy over which
was the cause of the former closing,
will be as good as new following the
damage it received from heavy rain
late in the summer The American
Floor Surfacing Machine company of
Toledo Ohio, has Harry Beman here
retouching the floor. The machine
used to grind the hardwood surface is
run by a four-horse power electric mo-
tor, and by tomorrow night, after four
days of use, will give a practically new
surface to the floor. The western end
of the floor has been relaid, this por-
ton having been too badly damaged
for grinding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22
The Illinois.
(si1teenth street and Second avenue.)

(Si1teenth street and Second avenue.)
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Nov. 22-"Uncle Toms Cabin, NATL
nee.
Nov. 23-Florence Gear, In "CupId nj
Vnssar.,
Nov. 2f--"Buster Brown" matinee.
Nov. 25--ChristIan Science lecture.
Nov. 2G--"I.a MnSrOtte."
Nov. 27-"PaEunia.,
Nov. 29-WaIkcr Whiteside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22
A Good Investment.

The greatest health regulator Is a
bottle of good beer taken with meals.
Cross-Country is the best obtainable.
Telephone West SO old. or 60S9 new.
ROCK ISLAND BREWING co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

Is Real College GirI.-Kate Newton.
the heroine of the new musical college
girls play, Cupid at Vassar," is not
only the basketball champion, but the
representative American college girl.
She has clear mind. a clean heart
and a well developed muscle She is
high spirited, and. when the thinks
that her lover. John Willett, has set
his eyes elsewhere. it doesn't take her
all day to decide to give him lesson,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22
The Elite.

eighteenth street north OF Second
avenue)
Vaudeville at 3. $ and 0:t5 p. M. Two
mntinees s"nd"ySsnnd holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

which she proceeds to do by telling
her assembled friends that she has ac
cepted Johns rival, Amos North. She
means to stand by her decision too.
and it is only after she finds out that
her accepted suitor has been the snake
in the grass all through the four acts
OF the play, plotting with his weak
mind as cleyerly as be could to break
up the understanding between his love
and the man of her choice and going
TO lengths that only confessed Grim
inals are accused Of going. that she
loosens her grip on the scoundrel and
allows him TO drop back into the pool
of deceit and falsehoud that was his
natural habitat. Florence Gear plays
this remarkable girl and will appear
i'll the part when Cupid at Vassar"
comes to the Illinois tomorrow, mat
inee and night.
Smallest on the Stage.-Miss Mar
Saret Minton, the little leading lady of
the Panama" company which will be
seen here Wednesday, Nov. ~, is per
haps the smallest soubrette on the
stage today. outside the Lilliputians.
Miss Minton's part in the new comedy
drama is that of young carefree
child of nature of about 10 summers,
and i'll the first three acts. and later,
that of Young woman of 20 years,
but her cleVerness and size is such
that she convinces her audience that
she is no older than she appears to be
during the early portion of the play.
At the Elite.-Jewelrs Manikins
continue to draw large crowds at each
performance at the Elite and are to
remain all week. The other numbers
on the bill are all good. Gilmore and
Castle the black face comedians, keep
the audience conyulsed with mirth.
De Orio has a novel and entertaining
act. Mrs Mae Richards Casey is sing
ing Down in the Valley Where the
Lilies Grow Alex Mason is showing
one of the most interesting pictures
ever placed on the white sheet.
Powers at the Burtis.-James T.
Powers appeared yesterday at the Bur
! It's. drawing two good crowds. The
Blue Moon" proved 10 be just what
was expected, a first class perform
ance i'll every way.
| Uncle Tom Here.-Stetson's Uncle
Toms Cabin" with big cast and al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

Play IS Nearly All NeW.-'BusteT
Brown as it will be presented at the
Illinois theater Sunday. Nov. 81 mat
inec aud night. will be almost entirely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

from Mayo" won't You Be My Baby
Boy" odd Bill Oliver" 81 won't Play
Unless You Coax Me" Rosebud" 81
Couldn't Make a Hit with Susie" and
"a new Buster Brown" song. AS an
additional feature this season the cele-
-bratcd Hughes musical trio has been
engaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

the usual features. is at the Illinois
theater this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22
The Family.

(Second avenue. east of Nineteenth
street)
Vaudeville at 3. 8 and 0;15 u. IN. Two
mntinees sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-22

Hov. aO-"Painting the Town." mat
ince.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Giuc Staot auf HeiIcu.

Tom WeIten Der miro berihtet, oaB
Die Sta0t @panS in 9afota oemn1dlt
BON Dem Srte, an melhem Tie iid iett
betinoet, peggeidlaiit unb in elmer
gntfcrrung bon 5ipolf Meilen neit
oltfgeboltt peroen ioa. guans 5dblt
etma 1000 @innobner; nnter ieinen
@eb6uoen befinoen ii6 BRET 9trhen,
Slpei Wiiblen, berIfieoene Sdulen,
mebrere gentauerte SGuIer, cine 8anf
uno etlide 21oen. 9as Stdotden
liegt am llfer oes MiIlouri uno treibt
einen 5iemlid ~flotten Sanoel. 9lber
Die aIl5u groBe gntferrung BON elmer
gtIenbabnlinie uno Die al5u 9roBe
IGbe eines Slltlies, Der bier Monate
i'm Sabre 5ugefroren lit, bepirfen,
Dab Der Sonoel St0runeen uno Sd)a.
Den erleibet. gus oieiem @ritnoe be.
gannen Die giir9er bon gpons boz
etlifen Monaten in ser NGbe Ser t2
Mieilen entiernt liegenoen giienba6n.
Itotion 2ano 81 faufen uno iammt
ibren SGuiern aus5uipanoern. aae
Sol5bGuier mitroen altf a1oer seiteut
uno iolen, iobalo 0as gis oes 5luiies
felt genltg iein miro, mad Dem neuen
Nieoerlailungsorte transportirt iper.
Den. IS ergob iid) aber iett bereits
cine SdJnierigfeit. Ser er~tporbene
@run0 unb 9ooen sebort 5lt elmer an.
oeren Staot, beren Hatbsperiamm.
lung Der slniidt lit, boB Die neien
gfnf0Htmlinge iid ibrer @erihtsbar.
felt SIT unterperfen baben. 9ie Nus.
wanoerer oogegen pollen al,b fir Die
neite Stabt ben Ramen gpans beibe.
sbalten uto nod ipie Dor aui SeIbit.
perpaltllng beitebetl.
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Sic meme &nnitidnlc.

Gas nclte Scim OeS oMorplono- Sn.
ititllts ser Bollenoung nobe. -
is miro zines ser id0niten Sc.
bGu0e Der Stoot. - Garnegie'S
gilo an Der IuBcnieite.
Gas neue Seim oes oWtorplono.
StItitutS" Stunt ltno 3eiden.
S6ule 49, al Ser ode bon Sonpole.
Strobe unO SIT. Nopol. Ipenue gebt
leiller Gollenoutg cntgegeu. Die
ihwcrcn @eriilte limo abge6rohen,
mo ifon jebt lGBt lid erfennen, ooB
oos @eb6uOc cine 3ieroe Der Stoot
leln miro. Sr. Mid)oel SenfinS
ld)enftc Den @runo uno 9ooen oo5ll
mo Der FittSbrrger WtiuionGr glr.
oreru Carnegie Die gum Noll notbigen
$263,O00. gci0e erbolten 6oiiir eit
Ienfmol in 5lpei Mleooi1ons, Die oil
Den Seiten 0eS &ollpteingangS an Der
Wtt. HopolsNuenle angcbro6t lper.
Den, lotuie 5ruei nn0ere, Die ons @ap.
pen Wdrplano'S mo goltimore'S 5ei.
gen ioQcn. Gie NfliBenieite lit in els
ner bormo1iifen 8erbinbung bon
Warntor mo 8erblenoiteinen ollsge.
fiibrt, lpie oltd 0as SSnnere cine reid.
lide Sermenoung bon inportirten
Nlrmloiid)en Marntor 5eigt. Ser SUB.
bo0en oes Gnrterres miro in WoIaif
aitSgele9t lperoen.
Gas Sreppenbnlls nimmt ieinen
gnIong unter einem bon ad)t maili.
ben Warmoridllen 9etragenen SO.
gen, Der f%unltoole Serrocotten seiat.
3aS Yorterre entb0lt oos 8ireftoren.
3lnmer uno Die Yibliotbef, in mel.
hem Grlteren Elm SelgemGloe bes
Troiioenten oes nMorplono. Snlti.
tuts" Sobn W. Garter bon 2ouis &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
GSitpriene Nptisem.

Ueber Ole SnriiperGnn0-
lllngcn nit 0eutidlIono bat Der per-
f~loIlene GongrcB nidtS crfobren
lpo5lt dlld), CT 6Gtte ia bod ni6ts
tbtnt loollcn uno mo6ridcinlid) altd)
nid)t9 tbun lollen. Gent menn CT
etlpos getban bate, 10 bGtteu oic
DStonopatterS" DEM 3tng Die Semi.
5etd)nlng %acgeben. Die Sroge allo.
mas aus Der 1on5en 0eid,ihte ldlieB.
lld) mcrocn miro, ipibt lid, Iolpeit Ole
Ncr. Staotcn III 9etrodlt fomnlen.
oorulf 5u: &obcn bic oSton0potterS"
audi I'M llGditen Gongreb Die Me6r-
belt? 9eod) Dem Nitsfoll ser GongreBs
lpoblcn I'M porigcn Scrbit bcIteGt bar
llbcr feline l%lrgeluibhcit. @pnlit 0eru
oltd) Ole W6gIihfeit fir cine nadbolz
tlge, 5ufrlcOenItellcn0c 2oiulg ser
gorjcn 6roge perid)pinoeno flcin
miro.
HeDcf ote at9bont1 tn l.
Nbe Asotionol. Spnne miro folgenoes
hilbi6e 0eididt6en aus ,Snoien be-
ridtct. Sn ben 9~ilrealS Der moi.
ld)clt 8~erluoltung mllBte man nid)t,
moS Die Qtitiif =, &opeQen 5u ben fei.
erltdJelt Gmpi1ngen bes Gnirs bon
NIgbonilton ipielen %ioltten. IS mltroe
norgcIdlugelL einfad 800 iaue tbe
Sling" 81 lpielen, ober ouf ser onoes
rem Seite meinte man ipieoer, oos
luilroc bod 81 piel Gbre fir Den trent
Den Serridcr iein. 9llld) Die Wilit1r.
Webor0en botten iid) nit oieler ipid).
ti9en Sroge 81 befoiien, ober 2oro
9ltdel1er madlte fllr5en Gro5eB, CT
loNe, luenn Die Nf9bonen feline Ra.
titfhl 8 Spmne bitten, Damn ione man
ciiiod irgcnO Elm poor Gofte Mulif
Ipielen, cS iuiirbe ia bod Riemano
merfen. Won luflte it'd alio SIT Iol-
dcm 3iuede Die erlten od)t Tafte Der
n9onollmellen" aus, mo oieie iplir.
bcn ollf 8eiebl oeS Sberit . Gomman.
oireltoen ollernal gelpielt, menn Der
Gmir ~irgcnoipo erldien. Die inoi.
ld)en 3eitungen aber peroffentlifen
lnngc Irtitel ilber Die Sdonbeit Der
ofgboniIden gtotional : Spmne.
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apoliS, Minn. 5. y. IbrenS bon ser
D9lbrenS Sire engine 60" IN Sin.
cinnott 3. Die beioen lebtcrcl1 So
6rifen 9atten Nngebote oui eigeue
Spe5ififotionen c~in9elan0t, tno 3por
Oie Atott-Gomp. fiir $1S,507 uto sic
Nbrens-Gomp fir $4,000, uno rullr-
sen oicie Nngebote 5lterIt p~cr1porielt.
Set 20 Sobren bat 0a5 Icl1er0epor-
tenlent Die ga Sronce" Galnpi-
ipriBen benubt, 0ielcS Wol muroen
aber Die Spe5iiitotionen 10 genlod)t,
oaB MIR Die o%2lnloateag Sire engine
So" bieten fonnte. Gbei- Sngenieur
Sorton pcrtbeiOigte Die ~2lmoafeog-
Spribe unO Io9tc, baB OieieIbe better
ais Die go GrnnCe = Spribe iei uno
Bic Ga 6ronce = Spribcn IN lester
3elt Dem Gepartement pielc Imam.
nebnlihteitcn bereitet bdtten. Gle
Geprdientanten ser anOeren Subrifcn
iilbrtcn ober an, oaB Die ~NmoSfcag.
Spribe nift nit Der 3eit S6ritt &c.
1dltcn batte. Gbci- Sn4enicyr &orton
Ucrlor mGbrcno ser 9iSfitIiion ieincn
@leid]mutb u10 nonltte Ipe5iell einen
Der mtucienOen &ertretcr oGarpets
6ogger 1to Nl,ftionotor." 2tti 2tns
trng 0e5 &rn. @aitbcr muroen
i1liCBlid nQc Nn9cboten rcrluorfe
itn0 bic 6cllcr6cbGr0e ilItruirt, nclle
9~ngebotc iijr 0ompiipriBcn uon
ullen Eupcn 81 iorOernL Oeren &ertre.
ter III Der Siblng onpcicno maren.
Sic Ncicrpoirs 6raQc.
Gle NclcrDoir GommiiiIon miro
ant Gienitag NbenO I'M GmpinngS.
simmer 0c3 Wopors cine 0fientlide
SiBung obboltcn 5lt meId)cr Ole Ntit-
glie0cr Ser Moiicrbcboroe ul0 Die
@run0bpiiBer, olli oerCn @rlnOitilde
rcilcftirt miro, cingelu0cn morocn
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Elm 0cntiltblid)er NoltAobeno Die Wtit-
4lie0er Oes @ereina, mcIher iebr 3abl-
reid, bcilAt mar. Eieiieu Gobod uno
Gigorren mareu rcjGIid) porbanoen
uno fe6Ite eS olld nitt an Dem i6Gu-
member 9tuB. 9o5u i%erpirte Die Ser
bergSmutter 6rou @oiimonn einen
crQlliiiten 2lunid ntO crircute Sri.
Sofimonn Die AlueienOcn ourh ibr
9ianoIpieI. Sn Der @eihGt5iitung,
III melder 9rdiiOcnt 2trmtin Sd9er
ocn 8oriib itnb Sctrct0r ". Soni9
oaS GrdtotoIl fiibrtc, lblr0en MIR
Routincoeld)1ite perbonoeIt uno odt
nere Mitglieoer mli9eltbmmen. Der
Gerein 5Gblt jctt 100 8utitebenoe
WitglicoGr.
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STRIDE uno Yr6eit.

FaItor Charles Stelje Iprif)t it6er
Oieie3 Groblem in elmer @eieQs
i6oit III Or. SenrD 9urton'S
@obnung. - &irGcu iolltcn 2trs
beiterirage nufne6men. - Union
be0elltet So5ioIi$m1t$.
3u enter intereiiirten 8eicQi6oit
bon nabc3u 100 8erionelt, Die Der
Ginlaoln9 Or. 6eurp Barton SocobS'
ltnO Iciner Satin geiolgt moren
iprad, Goltor Charles Stel5e, Super
intcnOcnt oe5 NrbcitS requirements
ser Stride, iiber Die
Stelllng ser Stride 5u Der orbeiten.
bcn Wen9e. SIS mar oicie3 Die critic
Ser tod) oem peritorbencu Yaitor 6.
u. Sanrence benurmten &orlelungen
ser nSaprence Wcmoriol Iiiocias
tion," ote ouS 9amrencesSou8 an Der
9omboroItrabe unterbGlt. Gr iogte
iiber Iein Saltpttbento, ooB Die Stride
III Die Nrbeiterbetuegll1g eilgreiien
miliic, inter Nnoerem SoIgcnoc5:
Sic glrbciterbcuegung lit 0ie mar
f~anteite ser mooernen 3eit. Sd
meme oamit nidt Die .ltnion" oQein
ionoern boS aroBe Eroblem ser Nr.
belt. Die Nelt bat % Miuioneu Sos
5inliiten uno onpolt OteieS 2nno Orci
WiiQipucn llnionilten. Sbne Sroge
lebcn mir IN Dem 3eitolter OeS &c.
mcincn MonneS, Der ieinen ei0elcll
@cg gebt. 0orlim miro Die groBc
6ro0e brcnncn0: Soil Die Stride in
0en aampf Der Nrbeiter eingreilen?
So ioge ih, im Nrbeiter Itcdt cine
Morolit0t, Elm ~ltnrtcr Gbnrotter, Oem
icIten 9eohtlng Qeldenft miro. Die
groBe Wiulie Der Nrbeiter bat ntcbr
Nd)tltng Dor 6briItuS, nle6r Hellgio1
it i'd penn lie alld) ltiht bon Der
ortbo0orcn 9lrt iii, OILS Die bobcr
iteben molenocn &lollcn. Garlm
bleibt ooS ioSiole Groblcm nidta PIT
ocreS, ais cin morolilde3 ru1O rcIl-
QioieS GroblCnL ouS nicn1olS cine
20ilrna %iiuorn miro, pclm lie nift
an Der &ono Scr Scbren Gbrilti CT
iolQt. @ir linO 81 fur5lidtig, in III.
icrcr cnolgcliltii6cn Nrbeit 9luu6cn
mir Iucs getbou 5t bobeit, obcr oIelc
bcoelttet 9or 9fi6tS SIT Gent, mas mir
5t tbun boberL nGmlid Die WaIlen
SIT leitcn. Niht mollel mir lie be
berrihclL 0cnn oo5 liebt ser onlcriz
fonild)e NrbCitcr nid)t, mir millIen
linn Elm flares i~o5inleS Sebcn preots
gen.
4ir miiiicn i6m GoS geber, mas ct
in icinen 2ogem icinen Screincn nm
IN Der @irtbihoft, in Der er Iid fir
> GcntS ein @lnS @icr foltft, iinoct,
Die io5iole @lcihbcit. @enn lid) bic
Stride ni6t nm Die ainOcrorbcit, Inn
Ole Sfloucrei Der 6roltcn III Den
Shnibbuoen b%cfiimmert, bnben Damn
niht Die WGnncr rcd)t, Itd) ni6t llHl
Die Stride 81 filmmern? @ir loltcn
inns it inherent firdlid)en 2eben ne.
niger Inn Ole TRADITION plagen, ais
in bu5 Inn ms brouicnoe t6glide Sc
bel1 ein0reiicn, uno Gem g%cncinen
Monne 5eigen, ooB mir iein limo, Bob
mir ieine Sntereiicn fenncn mo linn
III oieien belicn molelI. Scr Erophet,
Der gum &olte preoigt mub iein &olf
fennen, mo cs fontmcll, ob CT ober
ans ser Stride, lit nidt MIR irogIidl
lon0ern inter ben jebigcn %ltmIt0nben
misunderstanding. Ser So1 nil crs
ltebcn, Der entihcioen miro, Oh bic
STRIDE Ole Nrbeiterbepcgllng crfoBt
obcr Of rieie Die Stride nit iid tort
reiBt.
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@ermild)tc tcIcgrapbiide Scpeidcn

- Sn ieincm aoitbouie in 8itts-
burg puroe Ser 25.jdbrige Guoolp6
DC. gn5 aus Gjuolep, g., toot aufge.
iltnben. gr hattie iid, neil CT feline
9eiddftigung iit0en. fonnte, bnrd
cine Coils aar6OllGure pergiitet. @ei
ser 2eide Dtrbe ell Ibidieosbriei
an feline S6meiter %geiin0en, norin
er lie ermobnte, gut 81 bleiben iolpie
Der getrag BON 20 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

A6ermol3 in g 6luulitG.
ten. - &iooc 0opis, Elm Neger, mel.
der bcreitS 5luei Eerlnine i'm 3udt>
bans uno eincn Sermin I'M 8ei1ngs
nib o6gebiiBt bot, puroe geitern in
Der 0itlidcn &oli5eiitotion Dem &c.
ridtSperiobren iiberpieien, neil CT III
ongebli6 oiebiider 9lbiidt III Den
Stall Der uNelioble 6llrniture Co."
Nr. 1t6, NIbemarle.S troBe, einbradl.
81 ieiner gntiduIOigung CAB ser
Ateger all, Dob CT lid in Dem Stoae
eit 9tadtIoger bo6e 3ureft MADDEN
mollell.
Die Sude mad Sen fiinf
Grtrunfencn nobe WtiQer'S So
lan6, meldJe ultcr Ser 2eihtng heS
Srtl, Sobt 9cb, ilu1., begonncn MIR
DC, mllBte ouf9egcben pernen, % oaS
&oller 5llr Belt 81 6eiuegt lit.
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HttrEflE ~ Httif y
Der Hrpscf ee9cu Die @ebr. Strotber.

Guipcppcr, So, O.. War5. -
Iic @eihnorcnen in bent Strotber.
Yro5eb proeu Oen Sna crit morgen
in S1noe b%efomnen. bu Die 9lnipGlte
ben gan5en TlI ols GlaiooDer be.
nllBten.
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! Or. Garl Sclnridl b. S6ttidcr.

9erlih g.. Wiar5. GoS 9l6s
lcben bon Or. a1rl Seinrid b. 90tti-
der miro %gcmeIoet. gr muroe I'M
Sabre 1888 geboren mo mar ulter
9ismard 0ini'ter oes Snneren.
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Tim A ll6r G%tad)mittaos brad

I'm 4 llhr Gadmittags brad)
in einent @anoidronf i'm 8oroer5inl-
mer oes 4. Stodmerfes bes &auieS
Or. 1910 NorosGolpertzS traBe, rpel.
dies BON Irau Nnorep &c. Geeo be.
po6nt miro, aus linbefannten llria=
den 9Sener aus, meldeS BON Wtitglies
Germ ser SpriBen.Gompagnie Scr. %
geloid)t 2iuurbe, nadoem es einen
Sdaoen bon $500 altaeridtet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Gietrtd, Dem bcrporrogenOen bieIigen
Fortroitmoler, oufgcbdngt meroeu
ioQ. Sm 5lueiten Stodrperf miro Die
&unltlSa in elmer BON einem
OloSoodl 9cfronten boben 8oqerie
untergebroht meroen. Gle &laIien.
rGltme beiinoen lid I'M oritten Stof-
merf un0 int Sollterrair1. 4Qes in
2UQem moft oa5 @ebduoe einen of
troftipen GinOrlld un0 3eigt Elm iei-
ncr 9%eitimmung lpiiroige5 2(euBere
unh Ginrid)tung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Gahe sur &eiie in's Mnslan6 &c.
iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Gf-yaIti.
murcsS traRe, nabe Guitnmbpnie.Ape.
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ccttogpon Grnclt Su 6 G
o II. GrncIt &utdcIon pom &ebrs
itobe oes GonierpotoriumS miro Dos
ndd)lteEeoboOp.9tccitoQ 6rcitn9 Nod)-
mittog gebcn, Gr lit bcfannt fir Die
Niitingllirtbcit, nit Ser er ieoe 86oic
leinc3 muiifolild)en 2ebens b%cbonbelt.
Seine MciiteriGoft oltf Dem Eiono
lit bcfonnt; er pcrfilgt iiber einen
feincn fiinItlerilhen @cldnlad, cine
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lit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Die 0eitrige Sin9ltltnoe Der 80.
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Srlp Sol. Shmenger'S So0e on Der
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llllo Die Sorbereitungen fiir oos Son.
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Elm g +. f."
Seit Dem groBen 8ranoe, bel mel
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-10
MANY AFTER
IDAHO HISTORY

State Treasurer Hastings says that
the publication in the Statesman Of his
find of the Onderdonk histories of Ida
no in the cellar of the state house 10
days ago has brought him a perfect
deluge of letters relative to the book.
President Mclean Of the state uni
versity wrote that he could not posi-
bly, do without so of the books as he
needed them to supply the demands
made on him for copies in exchange
for other books or other things Of val
ne for the museum. Mr.. Hastings
found 1t impossible to supply his
wants very satisfactorily. Other re-
quests have been coming in from out
over Idaho as well as from outside
OF the state, showing that people are
interested in getting this first publish
ed history of the state, then and for
a number Of years later q territory
Boise Statesman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-10
ORMONDALES
new TRAINER
Famous Trainer to Look
After MacdOn0ngh
Stables

The Ormondale stables, owned by
w. OBJ. Marlborough Of California, will
be trained this year by Peter WINNER
instead of Tom Welsh. As the New
castle stable has a larger string than
ever before, Trainer welsh win have
his hands so full that he cannot find
the time to look after the Ormondale
stables stars-Ormondale, the Futuri-
ty winner Of 1905. and Oran, now a
well-developed 3-year-old. There are
also several 2-year-olds bred by Mr..
Macdonough that win race in the coll
ors this year.
In securing WINNER the California
turfman has secured veteran Of wide
experience. WINNER formerly trained
for the late S. S. Brown until he was
succeeded by Robert Tucker, but when
w. Harry Brown returns to the turf
next year WINNER will probably be
engaged as the trainer once more.
WINNER has several horses of his own,
and also has a contract on the serv-
ices of Jockey Russell.
Roy Rainey will race the English
mare Ginette in his own colors this
year, and William Garth will train her.
For two seasons Ginetts racing quail
ties were owned by c. T. Henshall, for
whom she won IL consecutive events.
But at the end of last season Mr..
Rainey decided to cancel the agree
ment, so that Ginette win run in his
name and interests in future. Garth
intends to take his time with this ia
nous mare, who will not be sent to the
races until probably the spring meet
ing at Belmont park.