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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-09-07
Stomach Worms I'm Sheep.

Stomach Worms I'm Sheep.
The symptoms of infestation by stom-
ach worms in sheep are briefly noted
in government bulletin. In prevent
ing the infestatiOn of lambs with stom-
ach worms two general plans are usual
ly applicable. The ewes may be kept
in bare lot from which the lambs may
escape to non-infested pasture for graz
ing. The danger of infestation Is thus
reduced to minimum. Again, wher-
ever practicable, the danger of infesta-
ton from stomach worms is largely
eliminated If the lambs come in the fall
rather than in the spring.
Brief notes are given on the direct
remedies for stomach worms, including
coal-tar, creosote, bluestone and gaso-
line.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-09-07

Denatured alcohol Is now selling at
81 cents per gallon by the barrel and
at from 10 to 30 cents at retail. The
first consignment under the new law
was from the distilleries of Peoria, Ill,
and consisted of 5000 barrels.
A horse that does not naturally car
ry high head cannot be made to do
so gracefully by high checking The
elevation Of the head depends on the
slope of shoulder, which when abrupt
prevents the neck from being thrown
back.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-09-07

We handle all popular makes Of cash
registers, both NEW and SECOND
HAND at about ONE-HALF the mon
opoly coInpany's PRICES.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-09-07
PER THAN
w HY?
WE NOW SELL CASH REGISTERS
in all nnnular STYLES and makes

WE ARE INDEPENDENT CASH REG
lister DEALERS BUCKING
THE TRUST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Ger Scrrprismns in Gnblnnb.

Don WiIitGr. GepoItclL Mcutereien
onf GriegSidiiien, bIutigcn @ouern.
I%mfit1nbcn. mic lie Dor ,Sobrcn 10
b1iifig ans &libInrO gcmcloct mur-
ben, bot man i'll bcn lettcn Wtono.
teit Nifis mcbr gcb6rt. lin 10 mebr
ater ntnd)en sic Scrroriitcn rnb ibrc
gbaten ictt bon lid, rc0cn. Nidt
MIR, oab bieic robiotcn @cirllcn
Wanfen o%uSroubcn, @el0trouspprte
ipegnebmen, Inn Die Wittcl fir lire
3ipede 81 bcfommet iueit idlredli.
der bauien lire &epolber un0 Sic
@ombe inter Sen bobcn @eonttcn oe8
ruIiildcn &eid]es. lln0 10 fein ner-
Den oic a~tientotc gcplant uto ats.
gefiibrt, DAB iie III ben meiiten Sal.
Ieil geIinsen, nidt INNER ODER &c.
lilgt es, Der Mttcntdtcr bobhnit 81
iuerocn. lleber 5tpansig @el.erale ii.
gomirdle, 8oitperneure uno Holi5ei.
GGefs fino I'M Icbien Sabre Opfer
Der Tsrroriifen seiuorSeL mno Oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

N~ttcntnt o,tf sen Observation-Disclosures.
ten StoIppin tIic6 Icoiglidl 0ltrd) ci-
mem gIiidIiG)en 3ufal erfoIGIra, Obj
alcid) eS gcnug MicnidcrIebcn foite.
te. 9ic 3obl Scr mntcrgcorbnctclt
9corutcn, bic Dem EcrroriSmuS in
TltBInno 5lill Spfcr ncfolIcn limo,
miro mobl foun1 icmnl5 fcltgciteiit
iucr6en. SSlt sen critcu lngcn bic-
les &obreS IirO @cncrol pon scr
2ounib lti1O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 800
IoIi in Ectcr3bur0 6cm TcrroriSmua
3lim Spfcr qefolclt. IS lit nid]t obs
5Hicbcr, mann 6icic2 Worocn cir,
Gnoc rc6men miro. ltno botb iii6rt
Ser rlliiiihc ScrroriSnul& bon ulitn
nidlt 3l,nt 3icIc, 6ob oic Sonotifcr
0ic McnoIution critre6Cn. In Stcnc
it6CS crmor6ctcn 0pupcrncurS, icOcS
Generals o0cr icGcS Eoli5cidefS
tritt Gin or0crCr, un0 81 Dem Scrro.
rialnuS bon untcn tritt Scr Scrrcri3s
mus bon obclt, Scr fir ic6cn 1efollc.
ncll @cantcr Sos 2cbcn o'ctcr Nrpc'
!utiorGrc ni1nmt. @cmolt 9c0Cn &c
molt; uno No scr rrliiii6c ScrroriS.
mrS I'M &olfc nift ougcmcinc I'M
tc~rItiiturN fin0ct, 10 iinb bic Wtoroc
5lpcfIo8. sic iirb %cr5lpciflun9S'
t6otcn bon Sonotifcrn, sic nidlt 5ltn1
Sic0c fiibrcr. sic idiidtcrn nidt
elm, tic rcgct sic Moiicr bcS %olfcS
nid)t 5ii 1lellell G%rbcbnn0cn INTO guf'
ItGnSen oil. 5onotifcr icben ooS
frcilid nidt Gin, bob Scr Scrrori$s
mllS MIR sic Mcoftion ltorft. lln0
70 mcrbcn sic GcrroriItcn ipeitcr
mor0cn, bis Grlhopillnq nno Grrild)s
tcrltn0 cintritt. 9iS bofin ober pers
sen nod picle Spfcr foacn, 5ncdlo@
oltf 6ciOcr Scitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Samitag, ben IL, Snunnr 1907.
IdJt Scitcn.
Ser Scuat nno bic SCtricbsiidJcrbcit
ami Gilcubabucu.

Sic 5oblrcidcn Observation-Disclosures
Der letter @odcn nit ibrcrl ld)ucren
Spfern al Menld)enleben BADEN me
nigltcnS GaS 5ltr 6olgc gebobt, 0aB
iid Der Sun0co.S enot oufgcro'it bat,
III. ipeniglten8 cl1eS Scr llcbcl 6t be.
lcitigen, ipclde llriodc Der GiicnbobIlz
&ataltropbcn Iin0 - Die l(cbcrurbci-
tun9 Der Observation-Disclosures. Senator
60 Solettc BON 8iSconIin 6rnd)tc
cine @ciebporlngc Elm, bic ntorOnct,
ooB Observation-Disclosures nidt lGn-
ger, olS t6 Stun0en tG9li6 inn 3ictit
feiit iollcn lut0 in "a StunOen min.
0eiten3 s StrnOen Nltbc5cit 6abcn
miiliell. Gic 9iQ Ga 6ollette'S lit
nid)t nciL ouein in Der Icbtcn Gon-
greBsS eIiion iticB bic gm1obne Oc@
@eictcs ouf Oen MiOeriton0 pielcr
einihlbrei6cr ScnotorclL Die ia gum.
grnbcn Sbeil iclbit al @iicnbobgefl
intereiiirt iilO. Gic giierboblt&n-
toltropbcn ser Icttcn Belt, gyms be
ion0crS bic in Gcrro Gotta lbei @aibz
ington, boben oenn Oodb einige Seno.
loren rugeitimmt; ptd)t olle, beun
hic @cgrer itimnlttn bei'm SeIt-Go.
trnn nod gcidlpIien geoen Die Gill
30 gegen SO. Sir Die ga 6ollcttt.
Bill itimmten % 8emofrotell luio II
9ieplblifoner, bogegen 5 3emofrotell
iinb 81 Gcpublitoner. gel Der,
SbluBobitimmung id)nenrtcn Ooni1
oiid) oic @egner Der Bill Gin, iooob
cine faIt einitimmigc an1obme Der
&ia criolNtc. Nlir Der Si.jGbriAc Sc
notnr Ncttuo bon Nlobomo bchorric
i'll ieiner 0eancridoit. Scit Subrrn
lit IN Der ErcIie ontouf bingcluieiclt
norbenL ooB pielc Giienbobnbcbien-
Iiete ioluobl I'M So6rbctrieb, mic I'M
Si9nnloienit lGrgcr olli ibrcm Soften
oiSharren miiiien, OILS cS bic 0ilrd)s
idnittllhc IrbcitSfralt zines Mtcil.
ld)cn pcrtrGgt. Sic llcbcrorbcitung
uio sic on0lird) bcruorgcrlllene Yb'
ipannung beS HerpenipitcmS bil0cn
obcr III cincin 9critic, bon Dem %inpiclc
McnfGcnle6cn o6b6n0cn cine itctig2
nno proBc @ciobr. Gie g~o6uocicIl.
ihaiten %iuiiicn GoS gut 0cnltG, nIlcili
has bnt ic lpcnig Gcfiinlmcrt. Nll'tott
Die 9etricbSlid)erhcit oils critics 3irI
ms Nll9e 81 io'Icn. luorcn 0ic finon.
5icllcn G~rtrGgniiic ul0 bohc Giuiocn
ten Souptiod)e. Scnotor 60 So(ettc
hat cine Menge Sale ongcfiibrt, bel
benen Observation-Disclosures nit Nerlult
bon WcnihcnIebcn auf bic ltcbrrnr.
b~citlrng bcS 3,tgpcrionoIS oOcr oui
sic Der 2cutc bcs SignaloicnItc9 5ls
rilfSuiiibren iuorcll. S5lt piclen Sal.
len iteltc Iid) Die ununtcrbrohcne Mr..
b~eitS5eit nuf 20 Stun6en, IN ciligct
ingar oui 30 un6 mcbr. GnS ga Sol
Iettc'idc Geicb lit oIio o!S eroBer
Sortibritt fir sic @ctricb2eS id)crheit
i%illicrer @obnen ST bctrodten; ober
MIR Damn, ipenn eS nld)t toOicr Bud
Iiabc bleibt, lpie iopiele anocre Csc.
ieBe, Die mir 1cnladt iili0, INN iiber.
treteE 81 luerNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Wtarnarctta Emb.

Is itnr0 aul o. SaHuar 1907. I'm I llbr
Moraen3, @larGaretn gus, GeIicbte Satin oes
neriturbercn 9SilbeIni Gut. in ibrert 81. HebenS-
idbrc, in ibrer 2SObHula, SrnHililsWneitle, @aEs
benpiue. Sic @ecrbigung fiiloet Spnniag, ben
10. Snnunr. giadnrittGgs 1z3 llbr. bon Der uben
qeid nnieIl @SpbHung aus itatt. Neriuunote NIB
,Srcunoc iino einaelaocf, b~erleI6en bei6lipob,
iten. geiictIHg dnf benz 6GmiIiers 5ricobofe.
gilr. bic Stu1oe bat gel6laGen,
no ib bon Gud fheiocn rnb!
Mqe Uiilben. HIe Y.deeH
@Hoer bel benz S6eioeflIb.
Sod nun iebt ibr tGerren 9icbeu;
8, iuie liebIi6 i6IdifS It'd bier!
Snrlm t6ut Guh ni6t b%etriibelt,
Senlt S6r iebt, tpie fpobl iits mir.
Gt-t91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
MiQiart 4. &nnfcl.

Guuici I'M sitter bon % 2ubrer, ~aelic6ter Sat
te bon Wlnru Z. furiel, 8cb, Neder, itnb So1r
bon Sobn u. mo Der pertior6enen Wiar1 u.
IA. Sunuar, 8 ll6r Wlorgets. bon ieiner lets
fen @So1nung, Gr. 1929. 9torosGaroIine Strube,
aus ftatt. i5eierIide 5te1utenltSodblnefie tiir
has Sell feilIer Seele INN o ubr in Der ct.
41tridssair6e. Serluanbte uno Sreunoc Der
SumiIie fino n6tuugspoa eingelaocn.
30 tn a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
I'm liebcnbcr Grinnernna

an infer unoer9eblides Gnfeliirb
ocinridl Sobauu 1eiglcin,
lpcIdes 6elte Dor eiHent Subr, am IL. Initi'lr
1906, oeitorbcu 1T.
Nanm oufqcbliibt. aIeid eiler Guie,
Bon Iicbcpolcr Saro gepflegt,
9ieGit Gu idon inter iilbIem Nlooie,
lSubtn Gid irene Giebe lept,
co %fbIumm're iunit, bcS 5ooes Sdlunls
mer;
Ru6e Ianit in Seincnt fhbIcU Rnrm;
Ses Baters mo Der Wutter Summer,
St0rt Mot Den ih6nen Guleltralnl.
@cipihmci non feincr @roBmutter
(t2) Barbara 8eigieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Tram Gliiabett Mnoolpb,

Nr. 1919, %tf.2a npaf e.etraRe.
Gle snSfteIune bon ~gennIfem Norselar
iuiroe Mlpntas, ben 3. Te5ember, er1ftnet.
1dG!ih bon 10 tbr SormtttdDS Die 8 tfbc
Nahtfittdes.
grohe MusrabI bon ~preispertten s~ecibnadts-
@ef0enfen. (sept30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Scrnarb s.. Sunbt.

IS ftarb an o. Snnuur 1907 srrnarS $.
Snnot, ~eeIie6ter @ntte bon elizabeth 9unot,
in feiner gSobnlng. 9ir. 623, gScfts8ioole.Str.
Sic 0ecroieuna finoet samitas, ben ~. San.
1907, bonn Sruuerbnuie ans nod Der 81. IIpbors
fussdirde 1iati, 100 I'M 8 llbr cine 9sequiefits
Wieiie fir iein SccIenbeil sebaltcn miro. 9et@
iebtna pripatim. G0-t2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Die @icocrbclcbnng ocS dJinciiidJen
@uncotts.

Cine 5cit(ong idien cS, ais oh Ste
9oDcott @cmeQung IN China Qe5ell
0ic @~crcinigtcn Stoutcn III 6olgr
l~lnlcrcr 0iplomatiihcn &nrltcllrnaer
in 4cting i'm 2lbilnllclt lei. Nellcr'
ninas o6cr fonmcn micOcr 9eridte,
mcld,c Elm neilCS Gritorfcn Der Be
mc0ltn9 meloen. NimmIt I'll melllc
@binCicn nid)t aii, mollen mir dllch
Gqinc @oorcn nidt, io9cn Die 3opI-
tt1gcr, uno tic boffen, 10 cine MoOl'
tifotion nnicrer NuSidlub.Nltte Der
hcislliii6rcn. Ger Gongreb bat ltd)
mGbrcno Der lcBtcn Scilion lallnl'
lcli0 gc5ciat. Sic io0cnon1te Softer
Nin lit ucrid)lcppt morocn, ob9lcld
Yr1iiDcnt Hooiepclt IN lclncrSotlhoti
pom 9c5cntbcr 1903 olc 9elcblld)e Nc
qclnng Der 3uloliu,g gcui'icr &lql'
fen scr 9eluobncr Gbillo'S iparm emf
'pioblcn bate. 9iS Jest lit ober nod
nida 0o1 Wcringite gcIdebet, oel
IGbineicn @crd)tlafcit wi0erfobrcn 5l
@clc6rte, &nu'leutc, 6ubri'
fontcn, Stlocntcn uon 0cn loltigc1
ur0 barten 0cOinlungcn 5l befrclclL
Ocncn tic biSber bel ihrcr SnnDunN
MltcrporiCn morCIl. GaG 0tr Boycott
Der 9binCiclt u~itIvrc Iu2ulbr Hadl
China ood) mCbr beciuiluBt, ais oil
gcmcin bcfulnt i'll gcbt aus ocl 'ta'
tiltiid,cn Vcridten Scr leBtcn Sabre
hcrpor. So lit bic Giniubr uon Nj
nerol Sclen in Nor0sGhlnu bon llobc'
III icd)s Wiaionen Collars inl Sabre
1904 in 1906 ouf $4,000 Collars
Ntriid0c9oi1gelt, ulo in SilOsGbino
lit lie in oerielbcn 3eit bon 2,347,OO0
Collars olli G23,000 Collars gciol.
len. Gle MnSfuhr bon Salumpoll'
uoorcn nod) China bat lid I'M II
Miaioncn Collars perrin9crt. llnicre
@nirmlpol -Sobrifcn linb trotocm
boil beihGftigt Dcucicn, ollcin III
3citct iuirtbid)nltlihcr Gcprcilipn
nlibt nlol, eincn loldcn NilSiol I'M.
ntrn. Ger GongrcB ioatc ollo oic
Soitcr'it)c &or(ogc b%crot6et. Sic
iGlicbt ollc hiltciiidJcn grbcitcr Dor
mic nad ans, gcitottet obcr bcn iibri
gen G6incicn GrlcidtcrunNcn bel ii.
rcr 2%un0ung unb i6rcnl Iilfel1tbolt
I'M 2onoc. @0re sic Snltcrs9il in
Der Icttcll Scilipn bcrotbcn luor0cn,
10 bGtte baS @cIct mcniger &ioer.
iprltd %crin6ren, ols iebt, ipo Die DC
miitber on ser Tocific-aiiitc burd)
sic SGulfrogc Ser iopanild)cn 3o9
lingo icbr crrcgt iinD. Gcr Gon0reb
Itebt Dor scr alternative: entlpcbcr
gcred}tcrc 9cbonblung Der dlncli'
id)cn @elebrtcn, Sabrifuntcr, 8oui.
lcutc mo Stnbircnoer obcr @opcoit
scr omerifoniid)cn Woorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
@iQiarn +. Guufel.

IS ftarb ant 10. 3anuar 1907 getniam y.
Guufc(, ~geliebter @atte bon WinrD Z. aurfel,
geb. Beder. Sobn pp1lSobn y. lilo Der %oerttors
benen Wi1rD n. dunfeI, I'M Nlter bon % Sab
rem. in gtr. 1929, ros9arolincsStrube 9te
3eit Der 9ceroigung miro ipdter a1ec6eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Nnn befommt aud 2 +.
&atl iein Sd)iner.T cufmal. Im 8.
Moi bieies Snbrcs ioa cs int Como
Tnrf catbiillt ncrocn. 3oS Stunos
bio bcS Tihtcrs, baS cine 8Gbe- bon
s Sub bot. lit bon YreoicTlor Sgrn.
thus SoidIner IN Wiiudcn mpocairt
unb bcreitS i'll Nronje lcrtiggeiteat
1uorOcn. Yroiciior Gorl Mnrr in
Witrd)en urtbeilt iiber oaS Stanb.
biIo oeS Gid,tcrs iebr giinitia. Sn
leinem fiinltIeriId)en @ertbe fonle
iih bn'lclbe actrolt NIT Den bcrpor.
r%aacnoiten SdiQer.T enfm1lern Der
8elt meiien, eS iibertrefie iogor sic
mciltcn. ct. Saul bari olio itolj
allf iein Genfnlol bcs pppul0riten
beutiden Tid)tcrS iein, scr bis ieei
id)on Gcnfni1lcr in Chicago. 81,
2ollis, Gan Srdncisco uno Collar
bus. 8, bate. es lit III ct. Youl
Der Gorid)lng gcuioht woroen. Die
Statue bel ibrer Anfunft auf nrlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
&irdJlid,e Nn5eiscn.

Sions WemcinSc.
@oitesoicnit 1915 Sprm. 9rebi5t iiter bic
sodb seit sr sguna. C2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

@eihaHSHtrer G. n. SsluS, @phnans:
q. & g. 121 50 g9aIbroot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

1urncr uno SurnerfreunDe mcrocn
in Oieicm Sobrbu6 Der GurntrnIt
iiir 1907 oicl gnregenDcs unO 9eleb-
iin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

2cbtcn TornerItog Bat
cS i'm northumberland tuicrec
cinmoI cine Scene g~cgeben, bic INT
Gin Soor IN cine iulcnne Sorcrci olls<
9eortct m1rc, ipenn itid)t %bclon1cnc
Mduner Die beibcn annlpfbGbne 8o;.
llcS ulb Wia6on ouSeinonbcr gcbcltcr
bdtten. Ser &oriitenoe b~onobabtc,
Srbnnng ber5uitellcn. lclnen
Sommcr nit elmer iolfcn Gncrgic,
boB Der Stiel brad, obnc leood) etfpoS
oll5Strid)tcn. NQS sic Sr0nung ipie-
ser bergeiteltt, erfl6rten bie beiocn
Mb9coronctclt, boB lie inlnlcr quito
SreunOc gelueicn ieien, uno idiitteltcit
iid) infer Sem @eifca Sos SeaIta Sc
&dnoe. Tic Seutidcn buben fir
iold,c &orgonae Gin treffelioesS priid)-
mort: nTnd idlGgt lid Eod pcrtrogt
iid!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

50 lit Nun aud sic SC D.
rigilt Woric bon Sonnoper aeltorbcn,
bic lette ans ocn rcgicrcnocn Sir.
Itcnpaurcrr, mcld)cn boS Sobr 1866
OCn SGron gefoItet. 9ic I'M SO. Sabre
itcbcnpe 6iirItin Fat iid ME nit Bent
ilcl;cn GelltI6lonO auSgei0bnt. lleber
40 Sabre bot lie nit Dem @ei6id
grolleno in Seitreih gelebt. gn &C.
6rodencm Ser5en lit iie a6cr nidt
%gcitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

gigenthhms G, Rains, @otnung:
q. 4 8. 679 u WnoiioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

@aS Scr alte Surnpnter
Sabn critrcbt bot, Gin Sabrbud Der
SllrnfunIt. ooS lit ncuu5ig Sabre
ip1tcr @irflif,fcit gclporbcn. Gr.
Hu0rlf 8oid) IN SrcSoen bat Gin
Sobrbitd) scr Eurnfitnlt b~crollsgcgc.
ben oaS ii6cr bic Sortidrittc oeS
Surncns bcrihtct. einen Niidblid
lpirft oui Die grbeit uro GrioIge ocS
oclitid)en S%lrnipeienS. Gin 9ono
bon nobeju 800 Seitell, Der piel SSH.
i%enspertbes lno Sntereliontes fir
Turterfrciie brillgt uut0 aud, unicren
onierifaniiden Surncrn bodpmiQfpm,
men fein miro, benn oild) benn Noros
amerifaniiden Srnnerbuno lit Die &c.
biibreiroe @iiroigung geihenft. las
Sn1rbuh brillat ltebcn pielem DC
ihGitlihen aus Ser Surnfunit aud
5ablrcihe eutmls9efiibrte Nilocr.
Zen gerlas fir Nmerifa bat &. Stei.
ger & SO. in Hcm syorf iibernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Senator Gorterpon DC o II.
tona mil oen 2anbgorbidern 81
&iiIfc fonmcll, inocm cr nodl5ilmei'
len Iudt, Dab SefretGr &ithcod icirc
AmtSgcpalt iibcri6ritten babc, olS
er bic 9(llsiteuiing BON 2onbpatentcl,
6iS oltf @citeres unteriagtc. Scnotor
Garter iheint 81 fiirftcn, Dab Ben
@cicaid)often, mclde groBen 2anO.
bcIib eri6ninoclt BADEN, i6r Gau6
mieOer entriiien lpcrocn fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

ssrutnr ihr saaftinstoH Hab Sitrttt Columbia:
ssni. Saunemnnn. 1915 Martuu Ct, a. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
per 9entf6e correspondent
crihcint ieSrn Sag i'm Sabre.

g. aatns, eissmt1amsr HmS assa'ieur.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Or. Pierce's FayOrite Prescription

Is a powerful, invigoratIng toEic. impart-
ing health and strength In particular
TO the organs distinctly feminine. The
local, womanly health Is so ultimately
related To the general health that when
diseases Of the delicate womanly organ
are cured the whole body gains In health
and strength. For weak and Slckly
m who are "wOrn-ont," 'ruu-dnwb
or d~ebllitated, especially for women who
work in store, office or schoOlroom. who
sit at the typewriter or sewing machine,
or bear heavy household burdens, and for
nursing mothers, DIR. Pierce's favpfite
Prescription has proven a priceless
and strength giving powers.
As a soothing and strengthening Darv.
Inc. nFavorite Prescription" ~ m
equaled and Is invaluable In ~allaying and
%subduing nervous excitability, Irritable
ity, nervous exhaustion, nervous prOStra-
ton, neuralgia, hysteria. spasms. chorea.
or st. Vltus's dance, and other distressing
nervous symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional and organic disease OF
the womanly organs. IL Induces refresh.
Ing sleep and relieves mental anxiety and
dependency.
Cures obstinate cases. -Favorlte Pre-
scriptiOn " is a positive cure for the most
complicated and obstinate cases OF "fe-
male weakness" painful periods. lrregn-
AhAit1f HihAh loAo " taNNNik " Wv ptANN
organs, weak back, b~earing-down sensa.
lions, chronic congestion, Inflammation
and liberation.
DR.. Pierce's medicines are made from
harmless but efficient medical roots
found growing in our American forests.
The Indians knew OF the marvellous cura-
tive value OF some OF these roots and i'm
parted that knowledge 10 some OF the
friendller whites, and gradually some Of
the more progressive physicians came to
test and use them, and ever since they
have grown In favor by reason OF their
superior curative virtues and their safe
and harmless qualities.
Your druggists sell the "FAvoRITE PRE-.
scRIPTIoN and also that famous altera-
tive, blood purifier and stomach tonic. the
golden MEDICAL DISCOVERY" Write
10 DIR. Pierce about your case, lie is an
experienced physician and will treat your
case as confidential and without charge
for correspondence. Address him at the
lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
Buffalo, n. Y, OF which he is chief con.
sulting physician
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take the electric line direct to the
camp. Company A VIII leave Las
Cruces Saturday morning on the Santa
Fe and will arrive in Las Vegas early
next morning. Company ID will leave
Silver city at 6 o'clock in the evening,
on Saturday. Companies + and G. OF
Albuquerque. accompanied by the
regimental band. will cave the Duke
city at : O'Clock Sunday morning.
Company + leaves amt Re sunday
morning at s O'Clock and will join the
Albuquerque troops at Lamy. h
signal corps viii leave Roswell at 4
O'Clock Saturday morning n VIII
take the automobile route TO Torrance.
They will leave there over the Santa
Fe Central and will arrive in Santa
Pc I'm time to leave with the company
from the capital Sunday morning.
Arrangements have been made 70
feed the soldiers at the local restaur-
ants on their arrival, and they Will be
taken to the camping grounds by the
street car company. The men viii all
wear their service uniforms and Will
be equipped In heavy marching ride
no one but the officers bringing their
blue clothing.
Company commanders viii bring
cooks with them. although travelling
~rations Will be issued N route. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

soldiers Will eat al company messes.
but there will be a special officers
mess. none of the officers being al
lowed 10 eat wit htheir commands,
Post officers have not yet been an
nounced by General Harrington, but
he viii issue a general order before
the encampment detailing various off,
GERS for special duties. owing to the
fact that several Of the commands VII.
be I'm charge of lieutenants, there will
be a dearth of captains and some ~
the duties that usually fall TO the lot
of the senior officer viii be borne by
first lieutenants this year. such places
as officer OF the day, etc. There are
also not a large number OF second lieu-
tents. and they viii have. their work
cut out for them,
General Harrington IS a very busy
man at present. perfecting the details
of The encampment as the work l..
falling entirely ON his shoulders. al
though he has been given valuable as
sistance on the ans by OBTAIN r.. b.
Holt of troop A..
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lowed. The men will be kept bus,
during the daN, but they VIII be com
~paratiVely free during h early hour,
of the evening. Plenty of guard dut,
has been outlined TO satisfy the long
ings Of any martial heart. and guarf
mount VIII be held every morning.
The shooting lodge. or cottage
erected on the grounds has been al
most completed and VIII be used dur
ang the encampment as the enera
headquarters, says the Las Vegas OPP
tie. The building makes a fine APP
pearance and is on the highest poinI
OF ground, giving a view from thu
! plaza OF twenty or thirty miles acros.
the La Vegas valley and mesa, VIII
the mountains towering in the rear
The cottage has three rooms. one
large assembly room, With a fine fire.
place. and two smaller rooms, one
of which will be used as the private
office of the %adjutant general. There
Is a wild veranda running the entire
front of the building and a large cell
lar for the storing Of ammunition. tar
gets and other range paraphernalia.
The cottage viii be a perfect hive
of industry during the encampment, ~
a large staff of officers Will be detailed
TO assist the statistical officer in sum
ming VI the standing of every man in
camp who goes on the range.
If possible the camp and cottage VIII
be lighted with electricity this year.
Arrangements have already been madr
for telephone connections with Las
Vegas and the entire territory, ana a
camp system Will also be installed.
There will be telephone communica-
ton between the target pits and the
officers at the firing points SO that
scores can be verified and any trou-
bic reported.
There Will also be wires from the
the different departments To the gem
eral headquarters. Arrangements have
been made for water, o and ice,
and the troops Will suffer no neon
Veniences whatever.
All inducements will be made for
guests to visit the camp. The street
cars now run to the territorial hosrl-
tai for the insane, which Is but a few
hundred yards from the camping
grounds, and there is talk of running
"A hack line from there Ia the catnp
itself. A number Of stands viii be
erected, a sub-pOstofiice VIII be es-
Ia blished by one Of the merchants, ana
ii is rumored that a large dance piat-
form will be one of the attractions
Concerts will be given almost every
evening by the First regimental baud
Of Albuquerque. one of the finest or
g%anizations In the territory, and there
will probably be music besides on the
ears. The officers are planning 10 u
tertain their friends at their head
quarters.
1t is said hat Brigadier General
Harrington Will entertain r" Otnce!s
IF the guard one night down town 10y
giving a military ball, If there are sur
icient young ladies in the city. II VIII
be a swell affair and Is being looked
to by the officers who will
be mere during the week. There will
other social features and bet Ne"n
he military and social duties ,ho COM
sleep.
The troops will begin to arrive in
city on Sunday, July q. Troop
A viii leave the armory at I O'Clock
n the morning. dismounted, ana will