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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

pOrotioncn 9roBc Sunnlcu tiir Cant
pngnejluede erbolten babe. IA I'M
Sennt, Ser ole Grncnnltnacn Oe5
ErQIiorntcn 81 bcitGtiacn bat, Stim,
men Iollt purOcn, sic iid) gcgcn Ole
9eit6tigu1g GortclDou's sum- SdoB-
omtS. ScfrctGr ,nuSiprodeh 10 9ot
Gortelpou idlicbIid IN 0cn lauren
9lpfel aebiiicn unO lit ais Goriitcr OcS
rCpltblifoniid)cn NotiDnul . Counties
5uriid0ctrctclt, mo c9 ltc6t MN 81
crportcn, OoB ibm Der Scnot ole 8c.
itatigullg 81 0cm Foitcn 0c3 S0uta
amt$ SctrctGrS ni6t pcrlagen miro.
9llio ni6t aus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bat &err Gnrtclpou Icine Stcllung ais
rcpublifnnii6er Gompngnclcitcr MIC
0crgeIcgt iplroern aus &lugbcit, bob
i'm, ser DobCEoitCn cinc&S d)aBumta.
ScfrctGrS nid)t cntgc6cn m00e. Is
lit in Scr Grciic picl 0npon sic Hc0c
0clucicn, BOB Die bon &criiAerlt1gS-
@eieui1often in 1904 gc5oblten Gam,
po0nc- 6onoS Wic6cr 5lriiderltottct
lpcrOcn i%oltcn. Mon bot o6er nod
niftS booon oe60rt, bob rs Gcidcbcn
ooer ooB mn Nnitolten 0oilt
gctroiicn mor6cn icicn. Ob SER
Gortclrou mobl Del ieincm sGiidtritt
nod reincn Gid mohcn miro? Gin
Sdobomts. ScfretGr iontc in 6innnj'
2InAele9enbcitcn obnr 1oOcl icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Mittuud), Den 8. 5annar 1907.
TGt Scitcn.
Ser ocntidJc @urfGmpfcr."

H~NH pN"'leVN
So ncnnt iidl ein MonotSblott, Dos
5ll Ntclliabr ilt HCm. 9orf ms Scbcn
9ctrctcn lit, Ser Nclltihc &orfGnl'
pier" lit 6oS Organ ser 0cutidiprc.
den6eu @rippcn ser o9tCm Smmis
grants Frotcction Scnguc" mo mill
Sampler iein gcgcn 0o& r2nolunotls
ing$tbnm" mo iiir 0ie polle @lcid)-
bcrcdtiglmq Ser noturoliiirtcn &iirs
ger be$ 2on0C&; or mill burallf bin.
arbcitcu, Die eingCDon6crtCn 9elts
idcn Dor 3uriidicBun9 0urd) Ocn Nos
tipismltS 81 %bcipobrCn. Gas Jolt
obcr ri6t ctmo bur0 SdJoifullg ci.
ncr bcionbcrcr bcutidcn BortCi &C.
id}cGen, ipoGl ober ioIl Inn ole notll.
raliiirtcn 9clItid)en Gin fCItcS 9anO
gcidllin9clt mcr6Cn; lie loIlcn u1nb.
lGilig 0orar %CrinnCrt mcrbCIr, 606 tic
bier cine orobc &uIturn1iilion ST er.
fiiuen bobcn; bcnn sic iullgc omcri-
toniidc Motion lpir6 mr. Damn oil CT
itcr Stcle itcben, luenll Joe dlterc
Nation lire better GiGcnidoftcn urb
Grrun9enifoften altf lie il6crtr11t.
Ser rGorfGmpfcr" mill bic 8lcid,-
giiltiger in sen 6clltidcr Nci6cn oui
riiitCln un6 sum Sample oniporrcn
fir sic Gr9oltlmg oeS ocutifcn In
tcrridtS in sen Gifcrtli6cn S6ulcn,
o6cr gc9cr sic @icoer6clcbumG scr
pcrnftctcr Sonrto0Sgcicbc, iiir sic
pcri6nlihe Srci6cit, o6cr QcNcn 0ic
Erobi6ition&bCucNunG mo bic @c.
idrGnfun1g obcr SOS Gcrbot Scr Git
monbcrung. Gle @cfGmpfunG ser
Giuingbom.@ or6ncr.9 iQ, iucldc sic
9cidrGnfung scr Ginuon6erung be.
Sncft, lrrb Die chen int Gongrciic
ihiUcbt, 6cbciltct bic critic Gtnppc IN
Dem Sample, Ser fir Tcrtidritt unb
Srcihcit 81 fiibrcn lit. NIS 6ciIiNc
Gflidt ober crodltct cS Ser 6elltId)c
@orfGmpfer," olc @cltrcbungcn III
nnteritiibcL sic mlf Tor6cru,9 Scr
iiberIicfcrtcn 6rcunbidoit. mic olli
@crbcifiibru10 einc3 bciicrcn 0cQcll.
ieitigct @crItGnbniiicS 5miihCn
9eutidGonb ur0 Nmcrifo ob5iclcn.
Gas lit elm id0ncS Erpgromm,
beiien Gurd)iiibrltng OoS nellc @lott
onltrc6t uno fir Dos eS IN scr criten
Mummer cncr0iid) cintritt. Gs miro
MN bon Dem Gcutiftbum ocS Gan.
bes obb1n9cn, 6cnt ,Gclttifen &or.
fGmpicr" Sic mcitcite Serbrcitiung ST
iidcrn. Sic porlicgcnbe Summer
atummer cntbGlt y3iucde u1b 3icic
Scr Ncm Smmi9rnntS Erotcctipc
2eogie" bon 9. Giercf. Som
beutid) = nncrifoniiden Notionol.
gunte," Cine Organization ser
Gromnotbines," ,Sitllotions . 9c.
rihtc aus perihieoenen Stooten OcS
SanoeS," DNSnlnllgraitol1 llto Gtrs
brcfcrtbum," n@uS bie Ginuonoe.
ritng fir sen Siioen bebcntet," cine
llmidou unb Elm Invertebrates SelliI.
Teton, bos bon 8eorg Splpclter Gier,
ed reoi9irt miro. Serousgeber ut0
Hebaftelr beS nGcutiden Gorf0n
pier" 1T Ser tiid)ti9c Sollrnnliit ul6
2itcrot 9. @ieref IN Nen.W orf. -
Mbonncnten miro Scr ocuiifc Dor.
fdnlpfer" acacn Ginienoun9 bon ei'
r1cnl Collar burf) Die Eoit bon ser
@cidaitsiteIle, Nr. 8, gaits14. Str,
5useion6t lpcrben. @ir miinideg
Sem GorfGmpier Cit gitcS Seer nolt
Mitf1nlpfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Wnnn M Nnhrrt.

IS itarb am g. Sanidr 1907 Nnua VI. Sa.
tctt i'm glter bon Gs Sabren, . UioHdten ulo
10 Tugcu, gclicbte Satin 6eS UerftorheHen !. ).
SQDert. 4erpaItote mo Srctnoe Der SnuHhie
ttno aftinGSOou eiugel0oen. Der BeeroiauIIg
bei(u>uoBner, tuelCbe am Wiittiuudl, Radbmittngs
. llbr. bon ibrer lSobmInq, Nr. 303, Siio=(9ils
morsStrdbe. aus nab Der reIurmirten ct. 4iniiIS
STRIDE. %luoiel6ft Elm Srarcrgottcsoienit ahaebals
ten miro, itnitfinbet. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sphu ISrcocrif Glppeiu.

IS ltarD am 7. IGnuar 1907 in iciuer gSob.
mu1a, Sir, 500, IlfliunsStraBe, Subn 1reoerid
Glppcin i'm glter bon % 2abreu uno 3 WIonns
len, %oeIiebter Sobn Ron 1obn ino elisabeth
NIopciu. &ermdnoie lllto SrenIloe it1lo d6tliHgs'
Nadmiifago : llbr, pom EtauerbaHie aus bets
5ufUobneu. 9eiferulg uuf Der p~SSeitern Sc
nretprh" (9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Srcnerifa SdIpmbcro.

IS itarb am 3. SanuGr 1907 Srcberida
9dlumDcrg I'M glitcr bon ~ SaDrcH, Z Wionuien
lno q IuQcl, aeltcbte Satin oes beritorheHcu
3reocrid g.. EchonIbcrg. Die NceroiguItg iinbet
TpuucritG1, NaOinitiaG3 2 ll9r. bon Der ISobz
rlrg iGres GCbluicQerlobnec, Srn. Charles Ras
inibfc, gtr. II, observation-disclosures aus itdtt.
W-lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

@eneroI- InpdIt Sad on
pom Stontc Nem.Oorf bot, naGocrl
cr nit icincm Nntrogc, Sic bel Scr
lettcn Neluz PORTER MoporSruobl OBJ
0cqc6cncn Stimmen nohjuBGblen.
tein Wliid qc6obt, cinen Ero5cB oil
bGt9ig Gemodt. III ipeldcnl cInfadl
sic M~bictnnQ 0c3 Wopor2 McGlcl.
lars g~eforocrt miro. @oS ScarIt
nit olcr Milbc unb oroBen Soften
nid)t iertig gcbraft bat, bnS gcoentt
General Iomuolt Sadlon ourd5lt'
iescn, nGmlid) cnbeiiltig icit5ulteQen
per in ser Nouemberiuabl 1905 5llfi
Mopor Ser Stoot Ieip-Oorf geruGblt
poroeu lit, Oh Neorlt obcr McGlellon.
Die &lGrllng ser Srogc, lper Scr
oenGblte WoDor Ser Stdot Netp-Oorf
1T, mirft ein traurises 2idt oif mt
iere politiid)cn 3uitGnbe. llebcr eil
Sobr bot sic Nngelegenbeite Dor Sc
rid)tcn gei6lpebt, obne enogiiltig entz
id,ieocrl 81 pcroen. Sinh MN, I'M
Sale Seorit 9epGblt lporoen lit, Die
amtSbonolln9cn WcGlcllon'S ungiil-
tlg? Cine Mcnoe Sdpuierigfciteil
tonnen entiteben, oerelt Sragiueite
gor nidt ob5uieben lit. Sroboem limo
Die 8iirgcr NemsYorf's bcretbtlgf,
alorbeit unb ibr eutes Gcdt 81 bo'
ben. McGlelan bate better geban-
oelt, gleid bon p%ornberein elmer Nod).
5Gblllng Scr Stinmcn nidt SIT oppo-
niren. PM Sen Iusgon9 bes Yro.
5elies miro man niht BLOB in Netu.
yorf. ionbcrn oilf i'm 9nn5cn 2anHC
geiponnt iein. Ger Sall lit Elm Set
tenltiid 5n Scr Br1iibentenpabl BON
Sabre 1876, oIS Sam. SilOen biltau3.
geSGblt Wllr0c. Siloen fiiete lid) bu
mails. Scorit tbllt bas nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Rnrbara Edjrcthcr.

eS iturb am 6. Saaunr 1907 Barbara Sfrrt'
Der, 40 Sabre ali. Satin bon 5reoerid Sdrets
Der, in ibrer g6ObnliItg, Nr.. 62t, SiiozBonosStr.
Sic Seeroi9llig ittoet Mittiuofl, ben 0. Sannar,
Hadmittdpe . ltbr. bon i6rer SSogullIIg aus
nlii Der rg9eliern @eIneterN" iinit. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
0tabiirt 1880.
@il9elm j.. Neinbarbt

Meiu-yort elaitiidje TrmdJbSnber,
plne Seber,
trnnen 3ns uno Sddt getraacn meroen'
Mud Sart.8nmmi-Wanber,
weId,e ME rofsn. felbt tet'm gaben ntdt.
2iefeIben iiHo bon auen aer5ten beiteits
einptcbIeT.
CT s~crtertia! aii @efteIIune mub bat ani eaaer
SdHiterbduecr, tlnterfeibsbiuocu
tretste uno Notwithstanding
10 drrottatrt, hub feine gcebrfen &iiuoeH be-
items ~5nfrieocr geftcut fin0.
gne Grntbdiocr. NanSnsen nrih 5nfirn'
ntcnte frerce! aarantirt. bnb fe pailen. unS
aufs Suuberite linb Nefse oneefcrtiat.
SIR Samen tlne Simmer
urter suffi4i bon Nab. Metnbarot portnnoeu.
Mo. 1eIeYbon - Gpurttnno 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Ter nGIcpcIon6er Sc.
rolls" idreibt: o9lllber onbcren So
BEN, sic Iidl ie6cr 2eier, iofern er
peld)c 6cfonlmcn bat, ielbIt ollf3db-
len mag, brod)tc boS ncrc Sobr nuf
0o5 Sntrofttrctcn ser ItdOtiid)cm Sr'
oonnnll6, 6ab ultS uniere tuglid)c
Mild) ltetS hi Sloid)Cn gcliciert nct,
Sen mllB. SIS fat 6o5 iueitcr fcineii
3lpcd, oils ocn, bent OtiIf.Trult &c
lcGcnGcit 81 9e6en, 6cn TreiS Der
WRild) Opr iieben ouf od)t Gents sl
%cr60bcr, lnO Scr Eruit miro bon
bicicr @cIcgcnGtit, wie Gus better
Sitc0e Dcrloltct, ieDr bulo @cbroud)
maden. 81 iutrben mir oonn 3Ha
Gents Strobenbobngclo itn0 s Cts.
Mild) Gobcn. Ga forn man nit
&ed)t io9cll, ulicre Observation-Disclosures
Ne0icrung BATS 9c0eben nuo bats
acnommcrL" o6Cr, BOB iie in i6rcr
nGtcrlidcn 6iiriorgc mo6l ooroui
oGtet, 6ob Sic .Sporcinlo0ct Oc3
orn>cn Monrca" niht SIT id)ncu
modicr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Ter Wertb Der Dc inenans s
bSute Oes Stootcs lltub an @olO.
SiIbcr, 9Iei, &upfcr 1tno 3inf miro
fir oicics Sobr oui 30 MiIIioncn
Collars 9cidj6bt. Gic Oortigcn Berg.
bolls@cIcIlid)aiten boben fir 1906
iibcr fiinf WiQioncn Collars ott 81.
pi0cnbcn sur GcrtGeilung 0cbradt,
etluo cine Minion mcbr, ol9 lcttcS
Sobr.
Sic @nciencr Stroffom m
mCr pcrllrtbeiIte bcn Hcoattcur S5b'
mon9ti pom n2ed" in Soder OcS
polniitcn SdulItrifcS lpcaen 2luf.
r~ci5lHg gum @ibcritono GCgcn sic
StootS0Cipolt 5u feds Mionatcn &c,
iGnGniB, unb oen critcr HeOoftcur
0eiiclben 9lottc8, Ge$tn, 5u lcd8
&od)cn @afGngniB.
europa bat iic6en StG0.
tc nit r1c1r, olS ciner WtIllion Gins
no6ner, 2onboll, Goria, Berlin,
@icr, petersburg, Wo2fol 1t. Gor.
Itontinopcl. 9ie &~crCini9tcr StoG,
ten bo6en orei MiuioncusS Edible,
Ncm-Dorf, Chicago mo Ebilo0cls
pbio. Sn SiiOomerifo bat 9ucnoS
2(ircS lno ilt Sopon 3ofio iibcr circ
Milion Giniuoo6ncr. @citcre Wil-
lioncn-StGote in 4iicn limo Canton,
Golflttn un6 Yefing.
rSn ser SeitItim g."
@Cil onlGBli6 ser gnmcienbeit zines
boDcriiden Erin5en in G~ll0Sbllrg Elm
III elmer cntlegenen StroBe mobnen6er
f0ni0Iid)er 9cnnlter icille Scnlter nidlt
0%ctorirt botte, idrie cine @GferSfrou
ollf ser StraBe: nGn idollt'3 'nolf,
q foniglid)cs 9roo friBt or. ober Ocfo.
rircn tbllt er net, PM Tcufcl!" @c.
gen gcleioigung erGielt 0ieie in Fos
triotiSmllS iiberi6Glmcnoc G%olfSieclc
cincn Gag @ef1ngniB, un0 neil Der
9canltc olS Intport binunter gerufcn
bate: y&olt oein Molll, Gr~eGioul"
pltroc CT 81 10 Worf Celebrate Der
llrt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
6. & y. NIB @iS. SclcpbuHe.
s.. Sauocr & SDbnc,

2eidJrnbctattcr uno Ginbaliamirer,
Nr. 110S uub 1910, GautunsHucnuc,
uno SiopitsGdc SaitimnrcsS Str. uno SrDuotuaN.
Sdbriiantel bon YatcntsGasfeis.
Gebr10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
lorraine.

|ialcriid EGrtartis = Sricofid.
Wei;lid bon 8uIhroof Gin mo cine babe
iprtbsStocnE2sGur. Sreie Sutiden gio6mittags
nm IerlHiru5 4reile bon &egrdbn!BpIdben
ictt ipc5ica. 2ei1te 8cotnaingen. Selcpbol-
@aioil 223. Sireau: Trauiiin. rno sSinoIur'
9'uaos. &crlan9t Sroidiire. C0iaii,1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

grifdftsfihrcr G. ". Sein5, @ohnuHg:
6. & y. 12t 70 Nalbroot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

aseutur for spaIbiuotuH Hnb Tiitrllt GoInntbta:
gsm. pauuemann, 1915 0lartuu Ct, y. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

1as bette ano btniofte bsuiids statt In beu
Wtttel. une Shoitanttu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
9er 9eutfde correspondent
erideint icben Sag im Sabre.

G~issnthamer @, Blaine, @rhnuns:
6. & g. $40 R 0ldhifon.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN.

There Is growing demand at luc.
rative salaries In all sections Of the
country, and especially In the South,
for young men train In agriculture.
The demand for the graduates from
this department Of the Tuskegee Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute Is SO far
In excess Of the supply that We are
ohering special inducements to gradu.
ates Of other schools, and persons suf.
hcient,y advanced In the academic
branchea to come here and pursue the
courses in agriculture. including prac.
tcai farm work, dairying. livestock
raising. etc. An oportunity will be
given few earnest young men to
work out all Of their board while TAX.
Ing course.
Those interested can secure full In.
formation by addressing
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON,
Principal
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
NOTIFY US Az ONCE.

We are In receipt Of unsigned no
e'ess from time to time which are
emitted for lack Of signature. Other
contributors get economical and write
their news on such small pieces Of pa
per that they become lost amono the
larger sheets on which such matter IL
usually written. II 10 not often that
matter 10 Intentionally omitted where
come good reason does not exist.
Therefore persons will do we'll to con-
form to the easy regulations which
govern matter for newspapers. Don't
euss the editor. Just look and see II
you are not At fault.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27

Subscribers to this paper will please
bear in mind that they will confer a
favor on us by notifying us at once
whenever the paper Is irregular In
delivery or Is late 1t is our fault that
1t does not leave this ONCE, but the
Is ours or not, 1t can be corrected only
by our being told. All Denver sub
scribers should receive the paper Sat
once system. and whether the fault
urday.. All Colorado subscribers by
Saturday or Monday at the latest. II
your paper Is all right we are pleased.
II 1t Is late or irregular. kick!!
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Evils Arising From Dsasness.

An ear specialist insists that deaf.
aess Affects all the senses- He says
the reason for this is that the ear Ii
only one servant Of the sensory ser.
Vice OF the human system. Loss Of
hearing is really a partial paralysis
OF the brain. but owing to the symne-
thetic connection OF the various seq
sorry nerve centers Of the brain the
others indirectly concerned have to
combat for their very life the demor.
Alnng influence Of the aifec.Ad cen
ter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
More Than prlnceIy preroqative.

This story of Prince Louis OF Bat
tenberg is going the rounds: A bright
woman who met him at a garden par
ty in the course of his Canadian visit
was commenting or The change in the
weather which had that morning
seemed dull and threatening. Yes. 1t
has frightened UP" said the prince In
his genial way. You see, when
came to town to-day brought good
weather with me- Well" sid the
woman, with naughty twinkle in her
eye, Il have heard of Hohenzollern
speaking of I and Cod but it remains
fcJ g Battenberg 70 leave out GoGi'
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
JudIclous Spen,'inq.

1t 10 argued by some la.. for tho
common veal, the universal spending
Of money should be encouraged. Saw.
Ing money. however, does not imply
burying 1t from circulation but send.
Ing 1t along into circulation In ones
own name. What the young men Of
the country need is not encourage
ment to spend their money but to
spend 1t 1udiciously and wisely.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
PoRrER's SHINING pARLoR.

Strictly first-class. A nice place for
ladies to have their shoes dressed or
Walt while you have your dressed.
We carry a full line OF shoe laces, all
styles. If you are wearing tan shoes
and wish to change them to black call
on US. We guarantee all work. We
call for shoes that are within a rea.
sonable distance. Open 1870 to 9 D.
m. Phone Main 5639.
WILL TAYLOR, Prop,
S11 Eighteenth street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
A Cat with Winoe,

The boatswain Of the Caspian" an
English schooner. brought with him
from India . strange animal-bird,
which he always referred 10 as his
Tabby." 1t certainly looked more
IKE cat than anything else; but It
was probably some freak of the AMI.
NAL world. It had two pairs OF wings,
but could fly only with dificulty, like
O. tame duck.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Spiders Wonderful stren,,h.

Recently in the village OF Havana,
m New York state, an Insignificant
looking little garden spider pouncsd
upon milksnake, bit 1t, entangled It
In her threads and actually hoisted It
on the ground. The fact that the
snake weighed a6 times as much as
its captor makes this achievement q
most remarkable one.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
The First Eclipse.

Babylonian inscriptions have ~
vealed the earliest lunar eclipse Of
which we have any record. Its date
is b. c. 1868. The record is proving
OF great service to astronomers In
checking some Of the data relating
To the moons orbit.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Hobby Of English Duke.

Fbe English duke of Rutland has
The walls Of one OF his castles adorned
with thousands OF horseshoes, the col.
lection having been begun centuries
ago. Among them is shoe given by
Queen Elizabeth and another by
Queen Victoria.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Active English Statesmen.

Despite his 62 years Sir Charlea
Dixie is one of the most active mem.
bers OF the house of commons. He is
IN enthusiastic sculler and goes
through a course OF training every
year. He Is also an enthusiastic
(encer
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
MRS. T. D. PERKINS
SCIENTIFIC SCALP SPECIALIST

oeauyno and growth Of the hair falling stopped dacdn .
'eu '1ovs r, Wsament shows wonderful resuts r.s..
tended to. 1870 we" ''es" promptly q
1880 W. 35TH AVE. eHoNr =. ."ms ~. ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS MOVE 49, ,7s7 NohTH woon:~c.
, 1907-03-19
Nominations to Close.
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

The McGrath assault case is set fol
1870 this afternoon.
Bud Gillespie came from Lookout
today, bringing the pelts of two coy
otes for bounty.
An order was drawn today for the
transfer of Keefe from the Carbon
county jail to this city for trial fer
murder, but it had not been signed at
8 o'clock, and Judge Carpenter did not
indicate what action he would take.
The suit of Milton Simons against
Chris Larson, for an account, was on
trial in the district court this after
noon before a jury composed of Chas.
Hegewald, Jerry Murphy, M. F. knad'
Ter, Louis Pilger, w. G. Nagel, Ole
Sander, James F. Towson, Bert Hoss,
Albert Kaufman, Charles H. Hopkins,
John McLennon and M. ]. Burke.
The regular panel for the March
term was completed today, as follows:
Chris Jensen, Jerry Murphy, Ole San
den, Frank Vorpahl, A. j.. Wymore,
Lauritz Miller, Bert Hoss, Charles
Hegewald, R. o. Parrish. Phil ]. Klein,
| John McLennon, ]. F. Towson, James
Wilson. w. G. Nagel, M. J. Burke. M.
F. Knadler, Louis Pilger, George
| Marsh, Harry L%angheldt, George By
ers. Peter Bothen, Charles Fl. Hopkins
| Albert Kaufman and l.. e. LOOK.
, 1907-03-19
INSANITY EXPERT
IN THE THAW CASE
AUTHOR OF MEDICAL BOOK ON
SUBJECT CLOSELY CROSS
QUESTIONED BY JEROME,
Many Wrangles Between Prosecutor
and Witness and Many Objections
by DeImas-Dr. JelIiffee Says That
Thaw Was Suffering from Para.
noic Insanity for Years.

New York, March 19.-The cross-ex.
animation Of DR.. Smith Ely Jellinee,
the insanity expert, for the defense &C.
cupied the whole morning at the Thaw
trial. District Attorney Jerome produc-
ed a medical work edited by Jelliffee
and Intercepted the witness regarding
the contents of many of the chapters.
Frequent WransIea
There were frequent wrangles be-
tween the prosecutor and the witness.
Delmas during the cross-examination
noted exceptions to several Of Jerome's
remarks upon the ground Of miscon.
duct. He also objected to the whole
course of the cross-examination, but
Judge Fitzgerald overruled all his OBJ
jections.
Delmas Takes Him In Hand.
When Jerome completed his long
cross-examination, Demas undertook
an extensive redirect cross-examina-
ton. DR.. Jelliffee said it was his opin-
ion that Thaw had been insane from a
paranoic form of insanity for at least
two and a half years prior to the tras.
edy.
Four More Experts
Four more experts will be called in
behalf of Thaw.
, 1907-03-19
SAN FRANCISCO PAPER INSISTS
THAT SENATOR CLARK AND
ASSOCIATES HAVE SOLD
OUT To HIM.
He Purchases Shares owned by Clark,
kerens, Keith and Thomas, They
Retaining T%hirty-five Millions of
the Bonds of the company-offic.
ials Of Line Could Not Be Seen at
Los Angeles Headquarters.

San Francisco, Cal, March 19.-The
Gail today says: Senator w. A.
Clark of Montana and his associates
are out of the San Pedro, Salt Lake and
Angeles road, and E. H. Hartman
is the owner of their stock. The story
was given out in financial circles yes
terday, and says that Hartman pur-
chased the shares held in the road by
Clark, R. c. Kerens, David Keith and
Thomas Kearns. The quartette of mil.
honaires retain possession of $35,OOO,-
900 of the roads bonds"
, 1907-03-19
MEN Of REPUBLIC
co OUT ON STRIKE
EIGHT HUNDRED EMPLOYEES OF
CHICAGO COMPANY IN DEMAND
FOR AN INCREASE OF PAY.
Have Been Receiving Dollar Seventy
five Cents a Day and Demand Two
DolIars-Declare That Other Mills
Will Close If Their Claims Are
Not Needed Today.

Hammond, Ind, March 19.-Au the
employees of the mills Of the Republic
Iron and Steel company at East Chi
cage struck today for higher wages,
800 men walking out and completely
tying up the establishment. The men
have been receiving on an average
s1.75 and demand 81 per day.
Will Close the Mill.
Superintendent Grove said today
that the plant would be closed indefin-
itely before any increase would be al
lowed. The strikers, who are unor-
gained, as far as unions are con-
cerned, assert that if their demands
are not conceded by tonight the men
in the Interstate and Inland Steel
company's works will also go out.
No Disorder So Far.
Each Of these establishments en-
ploys about the same number OF men
as the Republic company. No disor-
der has occurred.
, 1907-03-19
Burke Not Unwilling.

Special to The Republican.
cheyenne, Wyo, March 19.-The
query from the Laramie Republican to
its Cheyenne correspondent as to the
position of Mr.. T. f. Burke in the mat
ter OF the appointment for United
States attorney. when communicated
to that gentleman today, brought the
response that while he is in no sense
a candidate, if the president sees fit
to confer upon him the honor of a re-
appointment, he will not feel like turn
ing 1t down. Mr.. Burke, his friends
here say, has served faithfully and
well, and they would be glad to have
him named again.
, 1907-03-19
JAPS IN A DUEL.
One Dead and Other Dying as Result
Of the Encounter.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 19.-As the
result of a gun duel between M. Tone
wichi and T. Takamori, Japanese Ia
borers, Tonewichi is in the hospital Sc
riously wounded and his opponent Is
dead. The trouble occurred IS the re-
suit of a quarrel in a boarding a
near the Burlington coal chutes.
The two men irst engaged in a fist
fight. Takamori, being bested, then
obtained q revolver and opened fire on
his enemy. Tonewichi grabbed q rife
and fired. killing his assailant at the
first shot.