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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
ANOTHER MARCH
 THROUGH GEORGE IA United States Army Men Will
 Make the Trip JOINT DEBATES PLANNED The Mayoralty Candidates Will Make Thing5 Warm-Street Railway
 Co. Offers Per Cent of
 Gross Earnings.
JOINT DEBATES PLANNED

Chattanooga, Tenn, August A.-(Spe- cial)-Another March to the Sea" is be- ing planned. If the present arrangements are carried out during the coming late fall, two squadrons of the Twelfth caval- ry, L. s. A, stationed at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., near this city, will march from their post to the Atlantic seaboard. It is to be a practice march,
 The first squadron will perhaps make the trip overland first. The four troops composing the squadron will not begin their hike" however until after the re- turn of the second squadron, which has been at the Jamestown exposition since the opening of the big fair. On the re- turn from the march to the sea- of the first squadron, the third will depart for similar journey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22

WANTED-An experienced coal mining engineer or fore man. Address s. D. O., care Birmingham Fertilizer Co.,, Bir- migham, Ala, giving experi- ence, references and what sal ary will be satisfactory. To the right man a contingent in terest in profit will be given in addition to salary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until F o'clock noon. We'd nesday August 21 1907, for certain bitum- inous macadam and vitrified brick paving. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is re- served to reject any all proposals.
 (Signed) JULIAN KENDRICK,
 s-l3-9t City Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Condition Not Serious.

Millbury, Mass. August 21.-The fol- lowing announcement was made today by Henry Taft regarding the condition of his mother Mrs. Louisea K. Taft; The press reports in regard to my moth CTS condition have been almost in- variably exaggerated. Her condition has been serious for four weeks and is now, but at present she is not losing any ground"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Bankrupt Stock
 To Be Sold
BANkRUPTED FIRM OF R. R. ROB- INSON VEHICLE COMPANY Y BOUGHT BY DRENNEN co. SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

The splendid stock of the R. R. Rob inson Vehicle Co., lately bankrupted. has been purchased by the firm of Drennen Co. Department Stores. The big store proposes to close out the stock without moving a single vehicle on Friday and Saturday, this week. Aug 23 and 24.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Moroccan Conference,

Bordeaux, August Hiking Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain arrived here today incognito, travelling as Count and Countess Corendonga Pre- mier Maura is expected here tonight from Paris to confer with the King on the Moroccan situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia Avenue and Beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Capacity TOO guests. Hot and cold sea water in all baths. Most mod ern. Central in location. The Highest and Coolest Elevation. Largest and finest rooms in the city. The cuisine and service not surpassed by any. Orchestra. Terms: American plan SIP. 50 per week up; $2.50 per day up. Special Eepterf Der rates. Write for folder Coaches at all trains. CHARLES E. COPE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Fast in the Mud.

Washington, August 21-The Norfolk and Washington company's big steamer. Norfolk is still fast in the soft mud in the Potomac river, fifty miles below here All the passengers were removed last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Committee on Education to Meet.

Dr. A P. Montague, chairman, an- nounces that the committee on education of the Commercial club will meet in the club rooms tomorrow afternoon at 5:3O o'clock. Matters of great importance will be considered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
POTTER CoI.I.EGE-

POTTER COILEGE-
 For Young Ladies. Students from 10 States. Number select and limited. 20 teachers. Departments under special ists. Appointments of the highest order Recommended by leading men of th U Send for Catalogue. Rev. B. F. Calsell. D. D., Pres. Bowling Green. Kentucky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
for trip to Black Mountain, N. C., and other points in that section.

Mrs. George C. Whatley and daughter Eula and nlece Miss Sadie Elliott, who have spent the summer in the Carolina mountains at Chicks Springs, will return home next week. They have been lead CTS in the amusements of this most popu- lar summer resort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Joint Debate.

After a long dispute over the subject, the city democratic executive committee has decided to sanction series of joint debates between the two announced can didates for the office of mayor. The first of the debates will be held one day next week. and all of the arrangements for the speaking will be In the hands of special committee from the general city commlttee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
ALABAMA CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE

 Select school 
   Eocuon added s2600
  South Thorough Superior faculty D F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
One Per Cent of Earnings.

The Chattanooga Railways company owners and operators of all the city and interurban street car lines. have offered the city of Chattanooga 1 per cent of their gross earnings for period of thir- ty years in lieu of all licenses and block age for franchises. The general city coun- cil has the matter under consideration and it will likely be accepted. This will give the municipality an additional reve- nue running into thousands of dollars her year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
BIRMINGHAM COLLEGE.

M, D,
   
  both scholarship character New sSeptIS Write for caa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
WHEELER'S HOTEL
EUTAW, ALA.

Electric lights and bells in each room Artesian water. Long distance Telephone service. Hot and Cold Water Baths.
 Rntes s2.00 Per Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
LORING SPRINGS. Men

Lookout Mi. 25OO it. Altitude Chalybeate. alum and freestone water fishing. hunting, swimming. boating. bow ling, tennis. croquet, music, danc- ing and other amusements. Rates reasonable.
 Chas. A. LOring, Prop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
FOR RENT

Old Berney Bank Building, 1923 First Avenue; from Oct. 1, 1907. Apply American Trust & Savings Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
SOCIETY. .

Professor and Mrs. William II. Giesler announce the engagement of their niece, Irene Benson Cox, to Dr. Robert Elias Hogan, the marriage to take place the evening of September 1S at the home of the brides uncle at Powdery.
 Mrs. G. A. Boyle has left the city on a visit of few weeks among relatives and friends at Louisville, Frankfort and the noted Clunch farm. She will be joined later by MT. Boyle
 Misses Corinne Hardness and Sally MIL <, ner have just returned from a delightful visit to Atlanta and Jackson, Ga, While lin Jackson they were the guests of honor at house party given by MT. George and Miss Gene Hardness at their beautiful summer home.
 MT. William s. Reynolds leaves today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Interest In Picnic.

Much interest is being taken in Ems ley in the coming picnic to be given at the fair grounds for the benefit of the East Lake orphanage. Many tickets are being sold, being distributed by Charles J. Herbert at his place of business on Avenue and Seventeenth street.
 Miss Zetta Barr, one of Ensleys most popular young ladies, Is In the contest for a gold watch to be awarded on the day of the picnic. Her many friends are rallying to her support and it Is predicted she will win
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Typhoid Is Ended.

The local medical society members an- nounce that typhoid fever Is thing of the past in Chattanooga. It Is said there is not single case under treatment in this city. Chattanooga, however, did not suffer very much from the malady this summer, not over seventy-five cases be- ing reported. Nashville and Memphis perhaps suffered more than any other cities in the state from the disease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
WANTED

Two experienced furniture collectors and salesmen. J. B. Harris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
KL1NDwoRrH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

all  Faculty md y Fora addres
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Personal and General.

The ladies of Fairview Methodist church will give an ice cream festival on the church grounds next Friday night. Cream will be served from to 10.
 Considerable excitement was caused this afternoon by the attempted escape of a white man who was under arrest by Of ficer Hales. As the prisoner was being escorted to jail he made a break for lib erty and ran down the alley on Elgh- teenth street. The officer fired to stop him. which attracted the attention of Of fcer White, who captured him. An cx- tra charge of attempting to escape was docketed against him.
 Mrs R. S. Hickman and children will leave Thursday for St. Clair Springs. where they will spend the balance of the summer
 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lee White will regret to learn of the death of their little daughter at Winona, Miss. MT. White received a telegram late last night informing him of the childs serious illness, and he left last night for Ms sssippi but arrived too late as the child died at o'clock this morning. The sym pathy of the entire community goes out to the bereaved parents in their sad af- fiction.
 The Pastors Helpers of the Ensley Baptist church will give a moonlight pie nic at McWlliam's Spring Friday night, August 23 at 8 o'clock. The ladies are expected to bring baskets and everybody is invited to attend.
 The Rev. w. E. Williams left today to spend a few days in South Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Lecroy leave to- morrow for Wetumpka, to be absent about ten days.
 The friends of Frank Brush, who has been seriously i'll at Lorain, Ohio, Will be pleased to learn that he Is much im- proved.
 Alderman George R. Byrum returned this morning from an extended visit to Asheville, N. c. His family will return in September.
 MT. and Mrs. George Tragessor re- turned this morning from visit to Grlt- fin. Ga.
 Mrs. F. c. Winfield left yesterday to visit relatives in Anniston.
 Stonewal Chapter, Daughters Of the Confederacy, will serve Ice cream on the yeranda of the Western Union building next Friday night from to 10;3o.
 James H. Leath travelling representa- tive of the Farmers Educational and Cp- Operative union, returned today from d business trip through Northern Alabama
 l.. S. Montgomery of the Western Elec- tric company, with headquarters at At lanta, was in the city today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22
Attemht at Suicide.

Robert Moore, a white laborer, attempt ed to commit suicide by jumping thirty feet to the dry ground off the Tennessee river bridge in the northern portion of Chattanooga He was not very badly in- jured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-22

MT. William s. Reynolds leaves today
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
8labDs nnb i9r mmaariid)er Wrai.

Nemport RS. 10. Cttober. -
Gie 6reunoe Der Srau Cornelius
Vanderbilt BADEN Die Settungsan9u.
bei, bic Sod)5eit BON Glabps @anoer.
bilt unb 9rai S5cdenpi ici allf unbc.
Jimmie 3eit uerihoben, iiir unridtig
erfldrt. 6rau ganocrbilt, Die Wiittcr
BON @laops, bat abgelebnt, iif inter-
pierpen gu laiien ooer if]riftlif)c an-
fragen iiber Die Mngelegenbeit 81 be
antfuorten. gefannte bon ibr poren
Der Aniidt, Dos @eriiht lei baourt)
ung nod nid)t beitimmt feitgeiebt
unb nod nidt beitimmt feitgejett
moroen lei. Alld perlautete, es babe
lid sic 5raee erboben, Oh es nidt BET.
icr lei Die Sraullng in New : Dorf
ltattfinbeu 81, laiien, oils in Nepport,
lpie uripriinslid beabiihtigt mar. SRI.
yanoetbilt rnO Ser @raf iinb mieoer
nit cinanber ausgeiobrcn. Ser 2et-
tere batte iid mebrere Gage nibt III
Der Seffentlihfeit ge5eiet, neil or un-
ter leidtcn Spmptomen BON Yto.
Misunderstanding auf Der ganoerbiIt'.
iden 5arm in Portsmouth crfrantt
lUur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
u q d. flinge5ur OorferMu $.

ltcllung.
Nod) ciner conierpotipen SdGtun1
lit mobreno ser IuSitculmg in Sort,
40, fir insgefammt etpo $500 foIs
idcs @clb u%crnusgobt porben. Die
ihlallen @ctriiger bottcn iid ols ibrc
Spicr noriuieaeno Yriootperioncu
ilno Die Strobenbobn = Sd)ofincr
crforen, Die bel Dem olbcroroentli.
bcn Nnoruug ratiirlid) feline 3eit ST.
elmer genaueren Examination ocS
Wclocs finben formtel,.
nM al unb ~ B."S d.
Mid)ter Scott bon Ionnspiac,
Wb., wuroe geitern oos Opfer zines
iebr rmpoiienocu Sdcr5eS; als Der.
ielbc nad) ieiiler Eieiie griff ulb sic.
ie!bc nit cincnl StrcitboI5 in @rono
leBen molte, crioiNtc pl0blid) cine
5ienllid bcitige GrploiioM Die Ben
Hifier beinobe 81 NoDcl1 mari. Die
ouilooernbcn Slammen pcririodtel,
ibnl 5iNnlid) bDie @roubmunoen i'm
BeIidt, lrno CT clitging mir nit
tnapper Notb Der 0efnbr, iciu PIT.
genlidt 81 pcrliercn. @ie berloutct,
lit Der unperniinftige n@ibbolo" be-
reits perbaftet unb miro jeoenialS
ieinen llebcrmutb tbeucr bejoblcn
miiiien.t4 i-e 4saG ." .u1t uo'
Selb it morbls'S hroric
- Wobr d einIid).
On Dem ongebliden Scibitmorb.
faLe 0es 5ipeiten 2ielltenontS !. y.
Sutton, bon benz Der .Teutld)e Gor.
respondent" geltern oeS 2Gn9cren be.
rid)tet, iinb bis oato feline nelen
Gbotiod)en befouitt gemorber, ipelfe
Sitt in Die afiaire 81 bril9en &c.
eignet lpdren.- Cod perIolltct nit
INNER groBcrcr 9eitimmtbcit, ool}
Der geitcrn nod @aibington geionote
offi5ieuc @erid)t Der nit Der Inter.
iud)ung bes Soaes betrouten 9e.
bproe rScibitnnoro" ols porlicgeno
ongenommcn hat. Ser 2eidynan
bcs lln0liidlidcn miro bis sur Nn.
funft iciner Sdnueltcr, Trou Mole
Sutton Eorfer, bon Eortlanb, Orc,
in Der Slottcn Ifnocmtie bcboltcn.
Irou Barter miro bcn &eidnarl nit
iid) nebnlen, I'm ben 5obtct IN lei
l,cr often SeinIotb beeroiaen 5u lni-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Sas NutD i'm 9ienite Der liebs-
smnft.

8elIeperron, Ta., Is. DITTO
Der. - Gle GARNER IN bieiiger Sc.
genb iuerben Don Spisbuben, iueIbc
cbenio ihnel erideinen, ipie iie mie'
Der peridwinoen nid,t menig ge'
ihropft. Gle 9iebe fonmen IN Au'
tomobiIen, LADEN bon ser Grnbte olli,
10 plel oas Nutomobil faIlen fam,
ullo iabreh bapoil; auh nebmen tic
nit 8orliebe Gieb nit. Ger Sormer
bot iid in 6olge oeiien cine bcgrcifli-
DIE Grbittcrung bcmdhtiat; lie pcr.
sen Madts sic Straben obpatrouilli.
rem unb auf peroGftiae Nutomobils
obne @eiteres 5e1ler geben.
aiir5lid) wilrbe Griffith STEPHENS
in ieinem 6armbous iiberfaaen utlb
NIT benz &euolper bebrubt. @1brclto
man i'm i'm Shad) belt uno Oos gll.
tonlobil Dor Dem Sauie ltuno, i6lud).
tcten bie RGubcr ctncn 600 Tiuno
idrpcrcn Sitter, oen Tie aufluocn uno
bopon fubren. Iie Saut uno bic
!Sorner lieBen lie Dem Sormcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Der Sartie.s fanbal.

81 ep.Oorf, Is. Oftcber. - Sic
ifanoal0ie Sdeioungs : angelegen.
belt bes reihen Yapier Jabrifantel,
Sartie 5iebt INNER peitere &reiie, II.
jebt lit audi SRI. Soa Scott, Die II
Sabre alte Sdiueiter ser 0rau Sort.
je, nit in Sen Strubel geriiien NOR.
ben, iniofcrn lie aus benz %faibionab-
ben Scminar bon SRI. Cana in Wor.
%ristopn, RS, m,ssetreten lit, neil
ibr 0ame nit Ser Sheioungsaffairc
5liammen 1T unliebiamer @eiie &c.
nannt purbe. 8riefe, pelde onscb.
lid bon SRI. 5oa Scott uno ibrer
Sd5neiter Selen geidrieben unb an
Sartie BON Somaro W. 2appe Der.
fault morben iinb. weldI' 2esterer an.
geblid nit Sbon-Soa Bate Surdp
bremen mouen mas aber bon ibrsm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

limb ipe!I ct bic @abr9eit faet-lrb bdIt,
iuas CT perlprtdt : bat er iid oas 8ertrauen,
ben Hclpell mo Die stiliofuull TO Souee e..
porbeii.
Ser ioa. .@erein" ober Combination" per.
fiiiloen In oicier utb aroerer 3eiilingeu -
ole Neior2ilg bon, s&olftdnoigen geerbignus
Gen" fir $50, lin6 pubrenb file bies perfpre'
In ben Treifen!"
ALDER ,uaat bic ,Gpmbtnattuu" pber etnes
teren Wlttgltceer = ibren (uber irinen) Ma.
,,2atertcle" fir oicic iin,uabr6cit 81 ibcrMeb.
men? Gle iino 81 icig!
1urTer bat fetnc Nattabmer--Ste ibm rad'
a aUm,s" p ur0 s Gs'( ac}uiae r'''t in, fot wv s ~ be ISerD,'
Mber TOM fc cs2 Nie! gber fic baIteu ibr
Ncripreden nidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Mrs. @inslolu's SuutGing Sprmp
,riro felt iibcr ihnnpnnbted5ia 3abren bon
3abncn nit uuIitanoiscm 6rfufs sebralrtbt. IS
bernbtgt has Stub, eriueidlt oeW 0aumcn, DC.
id,,pid,tint niie SdlmcrScn; fmrtrt Ninbtplit uno
ibelcrn in allen sSeIttbeilen %berfnnit. Seio
aeiui, ltiio pcrlnfat .Wtrs. Wtnsiuw's suuthing
2Drnp" mo IebIii feline aiibere Sorie. Siints
Gents Die Slaife. Inter benz Ndbr'
iniiteI. u,o Sro9uensSefeb bonn 80. 3uni 1906
anrdntirt. Sericnsyilmnter 100s. Gin altes
nnb nut bciuaDrtcs Wiittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

benten Der Heip-Dorfer SanoeIsfnm.
mer, eeittfteten 9iplooocus. (Gine
Irt %ioiiiIer Gioetien, oeren eigonti-
ite Eeite in neiterer 3eit namentlid)
in Norbomerifa gefunoen meroen).
Hrofeiior gumpus belt bel Dem lie.
berreidyunesaft cine treffIibe Rebe in
engliiher Sprahe. Gr pies allf Ole
eneen 9~e3iebungen 5fpiid]en ben oeut-
iden uno ben amerifaniiden Timber.
iitaten bin, ipie lie ourb Sen 10 gliid-
lid manipulirten Frofeiioren : Nus-
touid INNER mebr s%eforoert ipiiroen,
ilno perlieb Ser Soiinittla Ausorild,
bob oas @erbdItniB 5ipiIhen oen bel.
Den goIfern iif itetig ireunblider II.
feiter geitalten m6ee gum Segen Der
Ser. Staaten unb Ieutiblmo's. Tic
bon begeiitertem Sfpung getragene
aniprade mllrOe init Slbel al,ige-
nommen.
Wdbrenb Ser ieitliden 0orgGnge
murbe a%ngefiinoigt, Oab Die SS. 81.
g. Seiup uno .Safob Sdifi bon Neiu-
Dorf 5u gbrenmitgliebern Der Gent
fenberg'iden Naturiorihenoen 8eieu-
ld)aft ernnnnt moroen ieien.
6orbern@Ici debcrettis
gnng.
Sn elmer Seriummlung bcS Ser
banDes oeutider Subcn" muroen be.
merfensipertbe &eiolutionen gefaBt.
SIS miro in Sen Veidliilien erflGrt,
Dob bic bon Der Geriaiiung geipdbr-
~Ieiitete @leidhrehtigun9 i'm Seer,
mie bel Der 9eiesuna oiientlidcr
Memter baucrno perlebt iperoe. IS
miro nit Gntidieoenbeit geforbert,
oab bic 8leihberedtigun9 enblif
ourdgefiibrt peroe. Eroteit wiro ba.
gegen erboben, ooB Elm 8laubens.
mednel belobnt mcroe, inoem lold)en,
Die pom Subentbum iibertreten, ltaat-
lid)e @ortbeile aeluabrt meroen. GeS
Serneren miro ertl1rt, boB Nustpei.
Jung ipeeen bcs 9efenntniiies II. Scr
meigernne Der DECENTRALIZATION jiioi.
ifer AuslGnber cine &rdnfAng ser
beutihenS ubenlhaft beoeilte. Stlieb-
lid miro gleide @eriidiid)tigrn9 urlb
66roerung Der iiioiihen nit Der
driltIihen Neligions . 0cmcinitait
pcrlangt.
aeine. Appreciation 2ieb.
fnebt's.
Ger om Sumitag ipe9cn So6pcr-
rotbS gu Is Wonaten 6eitnngsbaft
pcrurtbeilte Med)tsanmalt Or. &arl
2iebfnedt miro feline 9eruili,s ein-
lesen, ionbcrn ieine Strafe iofort an.
treten. Ginem 8ertrctcr oes .2nfnl-
an5eiser" erfldrte ser jueenolid)c ia.
NATTER beute: sd rCtne cs mir sur
gbre an, bob ib megen meincr an:i-
militariiden @eiinnung perurtbcilt
moroen bin. @enn mein gater nod
leben piirbe, 10 ipdrc er oweiiellos
itol5 auf mid"
@enug ouf brei Sabre.
Gle preuBiid)e giicnbubn' Gerlpal-
tung bat init Dem oelttiten Stabls
Spnoifat einen Gontraft our 2ieic.
rung oes 9eoaris an Shienen unb
StablihmeIIen fir Orei Sabre abge.
idtoien. 9ei Den Yreiien pi,roen
9urhidnittsidse aneenommen, Die
9etrGge aber perben nidt eenannt.
Der Gontraft gilt oils @arantie eirer
geipiiien Stabilit1t Der Stabl. Snbu-
ltrie bis gum Sabre 1910. llnterbano.
lrngen NIT Dem &oblen.S pnoifot noe.
gen zines Gontrafts bon Gbnlider
Nrt iino in Der Sfipebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Sfluuaer Sartic bereiteIt toiiroc. iol.
len an Dem Nustritt bes j,neen Wao.
d,ens alls bern Sentinm Die SaIpt'
Id)lrlo trageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
CURRIERS' SIS 3earG6niGe

imlfaiien SoIsenoeS obnc einen Gent Grira.
lpclen fir ir1eno @tpas:
Giucn fcincu Snrg SOS ipert1 nit
fbiparbenl Iub, iiablerniicm SeineupIiif1
(prn6tpoa geiiidD, ans Mtabngonb, gSdls
rib, ~Stuiidrie ODER bodppIirter eide.
Gincn in,ppiantcn ecihcn,pasen-fdpar5.
arniI ODER ipeiB.
8iinf 0utidlcn NIT Standardization
an9citriher nto bon 9uiem Wusfe9en
ieIbft biz auf autfher.
SciueS SnbtcnDrmo ubrr .9lubc.
Gtnbaiiamtrcn uno Najircn - bon idfs
beritd1oiaen illo cpmpetenten 2euten.
Ecffncm ocs @rabrs = In irgeno cinem
Triebboie - nit duBersr Sifte (iiir Surg)
nit acei9netem Sedelpolfter.
VcerotGuiiHc.MnS clge.
ocdls yaar Sauofdjnbe - ino Ianger
Srauerflor.
Yriuatc Napci1c.
Sid,tcr. Yfudlter nib Griieifir - bcreoTs
bet ODER pcrftIberi, etc. etc.
66aufccaclb fir 0utidtcn.
9iu9s, Stilble, FieoeftaIe, 9'alba1ine
nah itcitcr Wlooe.
2eitentrauSpnrt ans &ofpitdIcrn. Can't
tnricn. etc. 49, Niles - Niles - in elmer
SuI,ne onn 49, S15 - e~ingeftIoifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Gurner's $50 2Se0rG6ntGe

iinfafen GneS. ipas in Irauer.3ubeb1r fiinIis
leriit, prld)tpull iinb oouerbaft III: Siree ans
hcitcn Snbyifcn iliib WiaicriaI, bocbicin beiebt
liro 8uacridtct; eriro autfben, erian gut mnis
%iorntirte @ltider:. pradtpolen Nlumcniuagen:
slles. mas iir S75 Guige6ibIt III. eingcffIof'
fen, abcr nnfiirli6 unf elmer tbcuereren 8ruilo'
lape unb iibcr Mnemt.
Gin $3.50 nit gadItcinen ausacmanrrtce
Grab uno Ycocdung f~uitenfret nit tebem $50
Tearabnif.
Sos III Der Grlinb. marilm bas Roll eur.
aer, ben 2cidierbeitnttcr, bebprSigt.
2cidbrnpcrianot $50.
SrpaoWaD nno Sliberitr.
Grperic gnIfamircr. GtetS bereit.
(Sept11 No. lRi5r)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-31
Aou 70 Maah poeskIn Glove.

Nothing is so economical for ordi-
nary wear as white doeskln gloves,
for they last well and wash almost un-
endlngly but their success lies in the
secret Of careful washing. The gloves
should be put in warm water, not too
warm. and gently rubbed with prim-
rose soap; take each glove singly and
soap It into a ball in the palm Of the
hand. and rinse by gently shaking
in the water. When the rinsing is
well accomplished soap them again,
and then, without being rinsed,
squeeze them until all the water has
run out. straighten the gloves, don't
pull them, and hang to dry where
there is a current Of air; do not pui
them near fire. The drying takes
rather a long time, and at first the
gloves look spoiled. says Home Notes
But they are a real success wher
once dry, and they must be briskll
rubbed together to get rid of the stifi
ness. then they are ready to wear an'
"as good as new"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-31

If we have some growing sense OF
4 desire to touch with poetry the ter
minology Of our American towns we
have succeeded so far only in secur-
ng a slightly picnic grove atmosphere
such as is given of by Lakewood or
Riverside.
The rich sentimentalism Of the real
estate dealer has done what It could
considering the hurry he is in. If we
have a new manufacturing suburb,
the chances are we shall be too lazily
and fatty patriotic, call it Lincoln and
be done with it, or too crudely roman
tic. In which case the secretary Of
he company viii report to the direc'
.ors that he has had the place incor-
oorated as Ivanhoe.
With the slightest dash OF poetry
d his soul he might keep true to the
strenuous character Of the place with
al its prospective labor agitations
and at the same time give tinge Of
seauty to the situation forever by call
ing it Fretley. Or Il 1t is place where
hammers are to ring from morning tS
night, why not call 1t Stroke instead
II naming It smithville after the pres
ent chief stockholder in the concern
Atlantic Monthly.