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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Rationale onfcn.

Rational. 9anfcn.
rSirIt Tationnl NnHf OF Baltimore" s.. g.
2Silcur, Gaibicr, II Snltb sStraBe.
p5mette giotionaI.Sart," 432 Siiosgroaolpab,
". IS. H&G9ucr, NuiltrCr.
,g9eitern National Sunt," N. Mtdrriptt. Ca
ibter, IA EorhsGuiurusS trobc.
rSrrOero d Wtcdanics' National WGnf."
Gas. Q. W,iIIer. 9ufbier, gioropeltsSde Gus
tam mo SaOettc= Stru6e.
pSBiro Wa.ioiIai Sart, baltimore uno glortb.
Strnbf; Ia9 uro !,ami often.
n5armcrc & 9tcrdnnta' National Yauf,"
SutiDs mo Gnu~ibarNsSiruGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Gtubitrt 1880.
Wil4cl,n y. 8einbarot
wr. 2O2i, mea.sanInurs.etrah
Ncw-Yors elaitiifc @rud6dnSer,
pane Ssecer,
fSnnen sag unb Nadht seiraoeu uerbsn.
Mud Sart-8 nmmi.ganber,
mcltae nie rotten, icibit bei'm gabeu aiit.
SieicIber Iino bon alien Mer5ten befterS
emptpbIer.
Or o~erferiiat aui 9elieunue uib bat ouf eager:
9hultcrtauoer, EnterletDSbtnoen
mridle nnS SofSfiTcn.9 ruhbdnper
70 urranairt, bob feline qeebrier Stnroen be-
liens 5~ulrieben aefieLt iino.
Nue gruhbinber. gatoaeen ins SnItrii'
mente fperben anruntirt, onb ite putfen, uno
alfs Gnuberiie Iti0 geftc auaefertist.
Fur Samen ituo !3tmmtr
urter Muffiai bon Mido. Jieinturot borbanoen.
Dio. Ielepbon - Gcnrtldnb 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
WErlnMnI.

Sin iunger Manm bon unseiGbr 20 9nbrcu
ais S6autpiricr uro itn in eincll 6eiialrdrlt
niiblif 81 MAIDEN. gIa6juirugcn in &r. iO1,
Neitt 9cringtpus StrGHc. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Warmor- lln0 @ronit-@erfe.
2. 3ilaHrtncr d Sd1uc, 7I4-19 gSefts@aIti.
ber OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
0lNnnfntnn

Gail Spbanniru, III RorosG1arIess Giraffe.
SnrI ". VI, shult, 1919 9awsNuiIoins.
W%nitauus Sort, 2Gl-2G9 GaIOertslluiloina.
q. &m. Srtmatn, III gtot0sGburleSfS trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sel>crsS erIidcrurgcn.
g;&ohnl Suiurunee SO; Of aiusrpool," @entb
vi; &nriielo. geiioert Manager, 10l-lD2
Gbumber Of 9ummierce WnilOilIu
n@ermnuia SenerucriidIcruunS . 0eienihait,"
baltimore lno 9tortD'Girlbe.
Wrh. :. .Sbadeifprh Il 60, 10 uno II gbani'
berS oi Commerce.
0run0Cigcntbum2 @ncnter ltto
sSun0lcr.
gicrrc 6. 9ugan * @epbeiu, 10 oTt.2erina'
iunssirnbe.
&iCrocgeid)irr Sobrifol1tcn.
.. 8. TAB Con g. 80, 4O4 &eit'Serman'Str.
GoDlcn mo Sol5.
Srnrb o.. Bon Selue, s5D, goIumDiu.gIbenue
Sdmltdio6en uno ll6rcn.
~. :. Miirr, % Sit.NaltiHoresG trabe.
EfonoIcibe.@ ei6Gfte.
,GuniuIibntcO 2nan Co." 1 Noro'@ubsSir.
&iol1oS lnn SrQcln.
Ehns. 81, eticff, o Norbs2iberiD, Strabc.
gsm. suabe & o., 2DricsGebdloe, Nd. GopaI'
Noenue.
Sampi. un0 MuIicr.SCiptr1.
Is. q. edacder, tag Sit.aCmbarosStrabe
Topicr uno 8opier. Often.
emith, GIIuu 60, 1O6 mo 107 SnrooersStr.
5luggcl, @alncr, N65ci6cn.
cisco Sro@, Mr. -, gScits2eTtn9ton St~abe.
Gle1plattcu, Mctol etc.
2Ari, Gortlin 4 81, l8-l9 @GIoeriionsS irobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
5000

fanien eincS ieuer mobernrn .Sdnicr NIT fede
Simniern an MpIe. Strai,e, ~5piidHcn 6airmunnt'
Nucunc nnb SaDcttes StraRc. lcr, Sot iino
3toitoir init Cement beIegt urb .%eueite Gtnrl6'
funeer, eiri6Iiebli6 aleaierfanul : anftlJh
Sruno6ins lur $50 prp Sabr.
G. J. Gallagher, gaureifter.
@iireau 9lr. 2407, 5airmountsgtoerue.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

2cid)c1bcItattcr.
eanocrs & sbbnc, %t7OS-1710 Canton. @nellue.
&nt. Guut, 9iortbs ltno GrcHnountsstoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
8erfdnfc allf Der bieiigen gifeften.
9orie.
FIRST CALL

1000 Cotton Sud r.............. 1874
1000 Gin 3Acr, 1021............... 97N
10000 Scuboaro Act 5lh
2000 Scnboaro 4cr slH
5000 Scnboaro iCr slB
5000 9bnrIeiion & u. Car. ser. ....... .tt0h
1000 llniteo 9taiIpaDs inc. ............ 5sla
20OO lluiicb AniI>uaes Ter. ............ s0M
1000 tlniieo Aailipnbs 4er. .,......... 90h
1000 gSclt ia. Central Ger. .......... 1854
1000 Ga. Gu. & 5Ia. ser. ............it0
1900 gH. 6. g. g.. a. ier (GtiS)...... 80
1000 ga. & gtln. con. Ser. ..........t 0sh
2oOO g~;orioIf Jip. & otsbt Scr ........ 97k
1000 evaryoips 4oini ilacr. ......... 90h
50 gortbern Central .............. 03H
10 Com. & 5nrm. 9nai (lS. G).....t20
% Il. Z. 5ioeliip, notwithstanding
% Winrplnno GaiuaIip ............. CON
100 MlnrDlnnb Gaiunltp ............. G0ia
2 NinrDlnno Rational 9nnf ....... 90
100 9ouiton Gil com ..........,... i0H
10 DO Iuiun Snnf. ............... i2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

characterization, GGiiren, 6cnitcr.
robmcn, 2o0en etc.
Games g. 5rtcr & gu, 1l5 uno III, eito'
6rcoeridtStrdBe.
Gru. 3. Sloau q Sro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

- Sieienigci., ole bcutibe Sauorlericr. Irocii
ter lino Eitni;botcu ST beiailtiGcn iu!tnfben,
polcf 1iG pcribn!i6 obcr In tru1ilriell Srtcte'
an Den s~gcntcn Der @eleutdlait. S9bann :
W,cacr. Simmer fiH, M. 21j-2f1, Spntt'
Inuos Stra6c, lUcnoen. iuelcber lIIleut9eliltd
glIsiurit ertheilcI .rpirb. Gprc6ltinoel bon
I bis 3 llBr. (Iull2GlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Gin Ieoiger Wtauu sur BeToggiine Ron Qicrz
ben uno iiir nu9cnieile 9lrbcit: ST pro 9Sote
init Nuft nm Yugi2. WtuH nhrriiire: GGrl Suff,
manr, ut. Yleainut Se.crD, @niBinntur, sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Baltimore Eruit d Wuarnntie Co.," Gqui.
tablcsGebduoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
0eidaftss@ egwetier.

3eitungen, 3eiti6riiten etc.
.Sfc 9aftimurc Mcips Gr,s Saoio abercrppls
Die, WsaGNBcr, 31s g3cItsGCrflans S trGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Spar-Nanfen.
rSentihe ernr.Sout pm Baltimore" gutaius
mo Baltimore StruBc.
uSt. Snmcs. Sparbnnf," MItimuresStrabe uno
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

&upicridmiroe un0 YlllmberS.
Splu pabcrt, INA GbGme5s SiruRe. 6. & g.
NuIie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

HaTe snr &eiie ms MnslanO be-
ioret 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Git.Salti-
mure-S trafe, naBe Goitnmbunic'Yue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Berianat M Alsemetaen.
Wctlauat:

MGrl mo SrGu ais SGlitor il cilcl1 Club
bduic, i6nnen I'M Nauie mictb9frel mo nit ire,er
0ciSung lpobnel. liau a%nreiiire: rShe &gellifit
Club" MromeftsGde Gomunnion.Hocmre nho
Sdrpcber.S trafr. (o-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sa uerfauiru:
Gr. 1920, GprhsForisSirnbe iiln gr. tI23,
9torozS nrbnnlsS irnbe: @dlabeit. pd'icne tir III
aeno Elm Sefdndit 9idbSnfrnaen an Grt nnS
Stclic, ODER bel VI. Y. 9Seitpbni III @cbanocH
an Gurlch.e trafc uno Sairmpunt'siperae.
Cant-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Tics lit Shire Sclcocnbcil


Sere reuen mobernen 5reiItcdisen Sdnier an
Der NurosGuriebs StraBe, 5pifhen Der 5airi
nturni.sIreirue uro 5apettesS irabe; eementirte
aeler, Irptioire ulo Sole; einainirie Bdoe'
Gtrdbenpilaiter aus berglnsten 3ieaeIiicinen.
slb3upstanals 8erbiioune. @eaiene g~Setiaufss
gebingunecn. 9reis $500. 90. 9ruro5iRs $50
pro Sabr. Gebmt bic acknowledgements
Naaner 9. ssetptai, an OH unO eteue.
(gppf5-TeaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Gerlanat Manner nno Gnaben.


@erlanat:
SpIprl Gin Gafcslinder. yiud5nirageIl iu
9t. 1884. GennigiuGuiu sSlucuuc. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Steaeaefum
Sn UcrmictGcn.
gu pcrmiethcn:

Gin Simmer fir ciueH c~iniellen Serrn bel
elmer Seutid1 mn SlaOiid irrebenoCt ,S1rtilie.
Iah8ufrugen in Wr. 12i. Galcnbcr'S trahe.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

SfCltcHclNM.
Sin iunRer ftnrter Miunr iH1t Steae ais aii1
fer. GtC0 5~ufrG9eu bel JacDb &Dirdr, Hr. i422,
GarrcitsNUeanr, 2rcuitsNuint. t5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
&erlanat:

griabrene Operators an SemOcn,
io,pie cinige 2cbrliu9e. SbIieBt
SamitnaS nm IL llbr. Nod5uira8en
EcrrD Shirt TactOrD,
(9e511D BOG SiOsS9arp-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
SteQer9cinhc


SfVHCbVINW.
Sur eiren 6rHtihcn, auneri. Gc,uanntrn Con
aitaraebRlicr -- % 1iabrc ait 49, 10. iGhrige M.
uuterbrpdcEc Nraria, Stcahia nfs i,idlcr &c.
iudl.. Muac5utc nit @ebniteaignDc M :. y
etelaucr, Martireturn, g3..Na. OSLO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Gu uerfuufea.


gtr. f4l9. Wiof6ersS traBe. GdbnuS nit oft
oanp: Tann SlGt oernietbeu; Miro ale Slusen'
ben %be5oblen. Cine cute @eIeqenbeit fir eineu
iuIlGclt gGrbier. &nnn $500 bis 5000 olt ole'
fes Sans geIieben befommen. PreiS mir $3.50.
9IadbSufrn9en bel @ep. n. Welncr, Nr. f121,
4cunihlpania .9tpcruc. Is. & 3. 1lepbnil 49,
Wnbifpu 500. co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
g Of If If yer : 0 8

>n &cDicr, $50, fam Der 6Gr.
Der Hpbert 6Iering am Gorreritog
Nbcro in ifrcdlifcr 9qeiic um's sc.
bell. Bon Der Sobrif. no or orbcitc'
tc. hcimfcGrcl0, purbc or bci'nt
0rcu5cr Scr 8elciie Der n@cItlid)Cn
WlurplGn0er 9obn" bon cincm 9Sod,
gor 0ctroiien, mo Ole HGocr bcilcl.
ben gingcr ii6cr i'm, 0cr aorper iii
scr Wo9cngcgcl> in 5Iuci Shcilc ibci'
ICn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

rvs gtbt non elm dn0ctes peW, al9
jenes. nel4sS Die G@uIter uno SAB
binder ~beniiben," ineinte Der Yfarrer.
nSie miifel Den Ndnen lpeni9er iubs
itan5isll oufIoilen, &omtefIs gitbcr."
gDaIIelbs prQte i'd Ipctsn temers
fcn," miT&te iid Grrcin ms &C.
IprGd), ysSerr Gsier Gat obne 3peifel
Dem Namen Die onotre 9~e0euiung gu
leeen po1eu."
n@lio bat Sbnen pe9 = 9e4 =
m%atbeur," bsrbeIcrte iid JrGulein
Grter, .aebra9t?" Die Id)paraen
Nu9en rihteten ii6 frogeno auf Nm
breas.
,Nur 3eitipeiliq." eripi0erts Ser Ses
fraats limo i6 bin gang Sbrer
Meinung, &omtshe, Ser Same lit gar
fig. Wsnn Sic Die 9nabe bo5en wplls
ten, einen paKenberen gu finoen, 10
lpiiroen mir es lns Seioe CUR G1re an
rehnen, cine umtaufung porSunebs
men; babe i9 redt, pe6?"
ypblcr = rdre nidt Ifel," i6(ug
Der @Grtner ppr.
,Oa erfennt man boh 9lei6 ben
perIeTenen 8lumiIten!" rief Serr
Maurus. rMarum nidt lieber
eleid: ,0ictoria rcgia!' llebrigens
oenfe id1. bdtten mir nod ,3sit su bic
fer ipihtisen Jrdge; jeBt muB mon
trob eingetretenen 5eieratenos bieien
armen WaFerle63enosn beiipringen."
Der pfarrer seiste na6 o:m Ieit osr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Tier0cgeiGirr 6obrifortcn.
3. 3, SuD Con & So, 404 8e5t.@erman.Str
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01

The average voter is not inclined
to dig very deeply into matters PEI
tanning to the schools of the city,
and is usually content to take things
as he finds them and allow the con-
duct of the centers of education to
get along as best they may. Individ-
nal exceptions to this rule, of course,
come to the surface occasionally, es-
pecially when a patron arrives at the
conclusion, rightly or wrongly, that
his children are not receiving the
full benefit Of that for which he IS
paying his hard-earned dollars into the
golfers Of the tax collectors. or when
his offspring are punished beyond thar
point where he believes tolerance
ceases to be virtue.
In such cases,l the patron is usually
heard from. one way or the other
More frequently he makes his pres
ence felt in descent upon either ths
hapless teacher or the board of edu
cation. where he gives vent to his oh
jections in vigorous and unmistaka
bic manner
But SO long as the schools are cor
Quoted in such manner as to allow hi
personal feelings to remain undisturb
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
New York Office. A. E. Clayden, s16
Brunswick Bldg.

The Journal does not accept adver-
Using at any price unless satisfied thai
the advertising is not inserted with
intent to deceive or defraud.
No wild cat mining scheme or fake
stock, advertisement accepted.
Therefore space is more valuable to
bonafideg advertisers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
AN INTERESTING SITUATION.
RIVAL ROADS FIGHTING FOR
COVETED RIGHT OF WAY.
Two Companies Striving to Gain
Entrance Into Rich and Unde-
veloped Section Of This State.

veloped Section Of This State. 4
Something of the same spirit that
animated and prodded the railroad
builders of the middle of the last cel,-
fury in their race across the prairies
ana over the Rockies for precious
rights of way, coveted tonnage anfs
first entrance into regions of vast un-
developed resources, on a smaller scale
furnishes the motive for the projec-
ton OF two lines almost parallel from
Mill Greek, in Mineral county, to Web
ster Springs in Webster county
through virgin forests Of timber and
over vast deposits Of coal
Survey has been partly complete I
for line by w. A. Drumgold, Of
York, Pa! j. G. Hoffmann, of Wheel
ing, and L. e. Shull, Of Mill Creek.
Pitted against these companies AMI
manufacturers OF lumber and leather
are Col. Elihu Hutton, Writ c. Ward
and Floyd Strader and others whose
forces are seeking combination with
the Western Maryland railroad, one OF
the Gould lines, that traverses a part
of the state for 11S miles. Twice
within as many weeks the president,
vice-president and chief engineer Of
this Gould road left civilization behind
them riding through the great rough
region, awaiting the magic transfer
nation Of the mill and the colliery.
For three days the rich viands of
the private car were exchanged for
the corn pone of the woods and noun
tains.
Tons upon tons of freight await
transportation from this region. With
the timber rapidly disappearing from
the territory of the C. & /. spur Of
the Western Maryland, this new lanf
appeals to these practical railroad
men. As source of revenue such {
territory would be q valuable asset.
If the two roads are built, as cir
cumstatnces would indicate, they will
parallel each other mile by mile. TIL
Shull -Hoffman road begins at Mi!
creek. Virtually the entire route ha
been surveyed
A preliminary survey made by tn
officials of the Gould line marks tn
first skirmishh between the rivals an
1T is even limited that the forty mile
of road will not be the end Of tn
Western Maryland extension.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
NOVEMBER FOR YEARS PAST
HOW THE WEATHER HAS BEEN
FOR A LONG TIME.
Prof. Willis L. Moore, of the United
States Weather Bureau, Issues
Verv Interesting Report.

Prof Willis L. Moore, chief Of the
United States weather bureau, has is
sued a report covering the weather va
carries of past Novembers for 36 years.
He says this cannot be accepted in
any sense as a forecast of coming
conditions in the month that was ush-
cred in today. 1t is shown that the
average temperature for the past 36
years was As degrees. The warmest
November during those years was In
1902, when the cercury registered an
average of 81 degrees. The coolest
was in 1880, when it was 40 degrees.
The highest temperature was Noven,
Der 10, 1870, when it was so degrees;
the coolest November 20, 1889, when
it was IL degrees. The earlies date
of killing frost" was October g.,
1899; the latest, October 81. The av-
erage precipitation is I'll inches, ana
there is an average of ten days when
the precipitation is OO1 of an inch
or more. The greatest precipitation
was in 1887, when it reachd a total
of 7.1S inches. The least was OF
inches in 1890.
The average number Of clear days
is TO- partly cloudy, 10, and cloudy 10.
The prevailing winds are from the
northwest, and the highest velocity at
tatined was "a miles from the south
west, on November 20. 1891.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
NOTICE TO RED MEN.
Tuscarora Tribe to Attend Church
On Sunday Morning.

Allmembers Of Tuscarora tribe, No.
50, Imp. o. r. M, are hereby notified
that the sermon that was to have
been preached to the tribe by Rev.
G. c. Waite at the Christian churcn
Sunday, October 81, was postponed I'M
til Sunday, November 8. All members
are requested to be present. Meet at
the wigwam 1890 sharp.
11-1-2t. H. KEE DAVIS, c. of R.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
The One Who Knows.

Some people think that II girl has
money it doesn't make any difference
whether she is pretty or not, but the
homely girl who has money knows
better.-S omerville Journal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01

ed, the average voter and patron is
inclined to forget or neglect his high
err duty; and this too frequently re-
suits in a condition thtat is positively
harmful in negative way, to the pro
per advancement and development Of
the schools.
Just now the school authorities Of
Martinsburg are confronted with
situation that is the direct result of
this negative attitude Of the average
patron. For years the school popula
ton has been steadily increasing, un
til the problem of finding more ami
better accommodations for the chill
dren has become a harassing and per-
picking one for the authorities to solve
During this time the patrons have
shown little interest in the matter,
and have seemed to be content WITH
present conditions, and willing to- al
low those in authority to fight the
matter out without help or support,
Suggestions and even appeals for
more and better buildings have met
with cold reception; the imperative
needs of the schools have been ignoy
ed; an uItra-conservative spirit OBJ
tanned where progress should have
prevailed, even to the point of radical
ism; the question of increased taxes
raised a barrier over which the av
erage voter could not be induced to|
climb.
Finally the public spirit was arous-
ed to that point where it was decided
to issue bonds to secure funds to i'm
prove the school facilities. This pro-
position carried by safe majority
but, incredible as it may seem, there
was powerful influence working
against this forward step. When the
commissioners failed to dispose o.
these bonds because of the too low
rate of interest, and appealed to the
people to secure their consent to Z
higher rate, in order that money for
the Improvement of the schools may
be secured, this opposition again came
to the front, and it is feared that &
determined effort to defeat the bond
question will be made.
In this emergency the patrons or
the schools are urged to do their full
duty by their children. 1t is not a
question of few additional dollars
out of the pockets of the taxpayers-it
is question of more and better facil-
tiles for the education of the youth
of the city, the youths of today, and
the fathers and mothers of tomorrow
The Importance Of this overshadows
all questions Of dollars and cents.
Therefore. Mr.. Voter, ii is your dut,
to vote for the school bond propo
siti0n-
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
TO GO TO OKLAHOMA.
Two Families VIII Remove There on
Next Tuesday.

Messrs. D. Scott Mason, of this city.
and John B. Baker, Of Falling Waters
with their families will leave next Tues
day over the Baltimore & Ohio for
Lawton, Oklahoma, where they will
make their future homes. Mr. Baker
some Is years ago, was in that coun-
try as cowboy and has ever since
had a consuming desire for home
therein. His son has been there since
early last spring and likes the coun
try. Mr.. Mason was in Oklahoma a
year ago and purchased property at
Lawton where he will reside.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-01
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

All patrons Of The Evening
Journal are requested to report
any failure OF service tho part
Of the carrier to the Office imme-
diately. either in person. or by :
phone or postal It is the aim OF :
the Infringement to give prompt
and accurate service to readers,
! but this can only be done by re-
porting omissions or delay in de-
livery to the Office
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Il. r. Byrd, President and General Man
hger.
senator Gray Silver, vice-President.
ID. w. Weaver, Secretary and Treas
81 urer.
Harvey A Bush, City Editor.
Charles P. Light, General Solicitor.
DIRECTORS.
Former U. S. Senator, c. ]. Faulkner
Senator Gray Silver.
Col. James f. Thompson.
! Mr.. Charles M. Lamar.
DR.. ]. w. McSherry.
Congressman Henry D. Flood.
Mr.. Charles Mullikin.
: Sheriff ED. Gardner.
Mr.. L. C. Hoffman.
Mr.. H. F. Byrd.
Mr.. d. w. Weaver.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller haze
returned from New York. where they
attended the automobile show.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-27
Persian Processes Lead Hermit Existence


With the exception of the shah ana
the enunchs no men but a few doctors
are permitted to enter that sanctuary,
the harem of the shah, harem" being
an Arab word which means sacred. The
sDecial doctor of the favorite, who shall
be called Solyman to preserve his IN
cognito. has lifted the corner OF the
Jealous veil which envelopes this feml-
nine city The secluded life and the
l.... .f es-:,itiol nla..y he woman &,
the AnueiOun very difficult patterns
Or. Solyman complains bitterly of their
childish naivette and superstition,
which obliged him to depend more on
diplomatic talent than medical science
When he came back from London
where he had spent some years at st.
BarthoIomew's hospital he was APP
nointed. says the London Daily Graphic
one of the doctors of the harem OF ms
majesty. His debut was difficult, TO-
the other Persian doctors, jealous OF
his science. and fearing to see him grow
AT tRtlt expense. lttt b'i ''toe'ii'h7N Aiii'''
They criticized his prescriptions, ana
advised the patients not to take medl-
ciIts prepared by a man who had re-
manned 50 long in contact with I'M
clean Christians that he was impreg-
mated with their .impurity; and, FUR
Their. his prescriptions were declared TO
be contrary to all the principles laid
down by the kings of medicine" Lok-
man, Galeu ana Avicenna. Had he not
ordered patient suffering from fever
to give up his iced drinks for not
potion. which is the surest way 10
increase fever. since Mahomet himself
has said that fever is the fire of he'll
and that it must De Combatted wife
cold water? The prophet, when he was
attacked by a violent fever. used to
call his wives to throw cold water over
his head.