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Sraren sic SIR @elO.

GinsS hadteI Sutt'spi1en pirbSbnen
piele Dollars on SottorsH ehnuneen
iparen. 0ieIeibsn iuriren Iiher ale
2eiben bes Magsns. Der Sober ober
gingepeibe.
Kejne oewaale BP6auptuna.
@sger 3opfIGmsrs.n, Tbapsp7ia,
malaria. Sartleibtsselt unb giliois
tat, inbuFi,en Miuirf.n ptrfonsn
TUFTS Leber PnIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14

li0enten olli 5lpci lcrnlille bclhrGntt.
cine Grflarung mcl6e benefit, 0aG
Der Yr0ltoent acnlclnlam nit alien
albcrcn potriotiidcn Nmerifonerll
ooS oon0oibington u1lO anoern Erds
liocnten Der Sereini9ten Staoten nllf-
gcltellte ErGccbcnj OcS 3llrildtrctcns
pom YrGiibentennmte no6 ibrem ..
Scrmin inter o%Q9emeiner 3ultlnt.
nlrlng ais eincniGbeil umicreS replt=
blifnniihen Gcgierllngs SpitemS
anerfennt, uno bob ein IbDeidell
bon oieiem oltrf bic 3eit gebeiligterl
Vrall6 nnflug, llnpatriotiId un6 nit
piclen @eiabren fir unlcre ~freieIl
SnItitutionen pcrbunoen icin miiroe."
Gie &eiolutipn mllroc Dem Gontite
fir Hrnlioentenlpobl iiberpieien. .9 z
Gincentrnlnm erifani DIES
tu 8 d. d)t. rti.'
glls lpittigIteS Grei9nib Der ceri
tr6(!onncrifonilhcn 5ritoens : Son.
fcrcn5 tit tin gilS5ltg bon cincnt ali.
gemcinen &crtrog bcfonnt gegeben
'porben, quf mclhcn man lid am
WittDoh gbcnb gecini9t bot uto ,pels
der Die Grridtllng cincS onucrnoen
SdiepSgeri6tS sur Scilcgung bon
9iffercn5en 5lpiiden Den centrol,ome-
ritonilAen Rcpublifen poriiebt. Sol,
II iid) oieieS Sdieos9eribt b~epGbren,
10 biirfte ooiiclbc ais @oiis fir Die
Grrihtlmg cineS intcrnotionalcn
S6ieosgcrid)teS, mic cS nod elmer
CrflGrung Der iilngiten &oagcr Con-
feren5 benbiihtigt miro, 0ienell. Gem
Gertrog 6ufolge Iol Elm ccntral-ome.
rifunild)cr @eridtsbof crrid)tet ipcr.
ben, meldcm oac G%ontropcricl utter
breitet nerocn. 9aS 8erid)t ioll ollh
iiber Strcitigfcitcn 5luilhen cil6elnen
Slibipiouen in oen pcrihicoenen &c
pllblifen unb iolde 5miidlcn Den Ee.
pllblifen llnb oieIen mo nllSpGrtigell
Hegieritngen Ned)t iprcdcn. Seoe
Der HrpubIifcn erncnmt cincn Der
flint Midtcr, uro ser &crtrog bleibt
poroerbono 5cbn Subrc lang III
Strait.
& usfunft iibcr6 ab,
rcgcln.
Ger Scnnt bat cinitinmig Den Sll-
bolt Der Gulberion- uno Glop = NC.
lollltioncn, bllrd) lueld)c Der Sdab.
nmtsiefrctdr oufgeiorbert miro iibcr
Die iiingiten WaBnnbmcn sur SC.
bilng Der Sinon5friiis NuiihluB 81
geben, on9enpmmen. Dos &erlpre.
d)en erfiiQcnb, melfes er Den beiben
S%enatoren Gulberlpn uno Glop &C.
gcben bate, lcg:e Der &~pr'itcnbe beS
Sinon5 . Gomite's, Senator Ilbrid
BON Hbobe.Sslonb, Qeitcrn oic Neio-
luton IN Der Saiiul1g Dor, iuie tic
pom Gomitc porber cinitimmig gut.
gebeiben moroen lit.
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Sciraths Siccn5en.

Sobn Z. 5000, 21; Wtorie 3icn1on
10.
Npplifallt - Jbontos Milltams
9tr. 125. Gaitcrns9tpenue.
Wilbcr u. Mtuion SO; Ntar9arel
&nopp, %, 9eibc bon Inne N%runoel.
County, Mo.
G0maro @orner, 81, 9tr. 1924, 8il.
moritr. gli3abctb Stoner, u.
&al 9atemarL %; giteae 81. &nid.
man. u.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ntcn1any 9tr.
t743, 9elt.Nue.
@corgc NocL 81 Nr. 242, IorO.
Eoppletonitr. Glcottor s. Sorriion
20, St MihorI's, Wtos. "
@iliom Single, %, Nr. 1923, Oil,
%lonitr. G~lisnbctb 9cdet. 81.
@oulo Ritdher, y, 9rodtorL Muii.
G0no j. &ertoIL q. r.aq
Nuoe 2. 9obonnon, 10, @ittmcr,
SuroD So. Nutb Hcpnolbs u.
SonllcI s. GlarF 46, @oibin0ton,
2. g.; Selen s. @nQocc, 81.
Clarence airmon, So; @ertrubt
Garner, %.
Npplifant - Soltis S'GonncQ, Nr.
1882 Gotbroralitr.
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GBciapcafc 9ampfcr.G umpaanie.
Sbciapcntc.4tnie

Sbciapcatc.9tnie.
slcaante &a'asiersSamptsr "%GoInmbia' uno
SIo @oint Comfort nnb RprfuIt, ga.
Aalnp'ct o~erlallen baltimore tdgli6 (auSge.
nol!i'lei' Sonnia9S( nm 200 aberlos nuo Tom.
eeno lilo IN Norfotf nm 7.30 Wlorgens ait, all.
l1lleBeno ail pic -Gtienbabn5ise mad alien
Pltilllell oes SloenS llilo Siiopelteus.
Yurt.9iiper.q
G!egnrier 'galqgler.S ampier .sItIanta."
nan gfcit.Ypint uro 9idnpub, pa.
Sampler %oerlalleil Baltimore Sienlta9s, Don.
nctliaas lllto Sdititnas nm 8 ubr gtubmitiaas
itllo lorlIlcn SIT sSefrNoint I'M {. As ~aiorgeiis
hllo IN 5tlbnlouo nm 9,2O Wlorsens an,
:, ~ T,e hS So nltms, ,p t, 5n anf Der 9tn. ,ino Riid'
SleIItertS. Clan Gdnf ino Iqmono's anIegcn.
Sanpirr ~periaIcn Baltimore opm 9ier vi. is
iho 10, Xtgbttrafcn.g9critr.
Sit6sylllete nan alleit Iuntter fDuner ees
liDeIt @epad au!ge9ebell ulio auiiten5inlmer
I'M Sprnus ~reierpiri iueroen in ocn bieiiaen
\ S!n s. MsSIss: s "a; il2 s,r oi $50 sS. %s; sI,ssss.
s%trai,e, eber ben ,Salpt.Gireaug an Wight.
mp ese.straie, Baltimore, Nh.
6cnbcn %Suiter, q. 4. Gbism,
:. s. .@se1annel, Sints.Sen s8afi ..aseat.
baltimore Sampf Yadet So.
Die Der. e saSssst SdiiSta,n.s5
oa'"0itr .S ssiss,taia men! :%a!abama,"
9ar.sier ,fEa6rsn iaaIiSS.- sonmiass avse.nous
men, bon ben ~Batt9inie." pierS, nc. IDS.
3oint Comfort. NcrfoIf. p~ortSmoutb tin6 olei;
9nriten oes sibeis. BerbtrJuna In Oh
ai6monS: gsrbinbunnpi. in postsnnOn:S nit benz
~Seuboarb Gir 2tre" fcIibefn 58uee fa6 portS.
5noufs uno gt!artai 81 MOrfeif gerbinbnnp
tpeitIi1 une~ lib Sominton Cine mao ssius
BERN, @afbinston, R.'g.. Si@ulonb. 90. unb
MdbIsstssn nad et,topaiIsem gIane. -euru.
0ampfbeta,ne, doien fret. Meferbtrte @aiiitens
simrner tn ben ginet.giireaig ber ~@op.ains."
W, ~; Stt.ealtiT.ors;s trdks. ri 5oe nnb
baltimore. unb GaIbert,Strabe, .Gortirentoi
3rnft Pililbine" unb GIbaueb'S, gr. 100, Wor6.
gbdrIeSsStrabe.
Sphu n. etermssb, q, Broun.
Siee'9rdf, II. Gen. 'Dmnoaer. 1en.'Haf. .aaemi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14

Rad elmer ou rcgcnbcn
Sago, Die lid) ollrb mebrcre Stro.
ben in Sil0pclt.9 Baltimore eritredtc.
mllroc ocilcrn Wiorgcn Scr Heger Nc.
Sumter, mcldlcr oil Der Einc.NQcn
pobnt, BON bcm Eoli5iitcn @iliomS
pcrbaftct mo pom Epli5eirid)ter 2eofc
altf Die 2inihnlbinu10 bin Dem Sc
rid)tspcriobrcn ilbcriuicicl, leincr
Hoiien1enoliin WiorD Wron, BON Or.
922, @ornrritr.. cine llbr qci toblcil
81 bubcn. Ger Nc0cr ~itottctc OH,
Worgcn Scr NcAcrin infer 0tnl Sor-
fuano cincn ScilIt ob, 0oB er berQc.
ianot morDcn lei, bic llbr abSutplciL
% oiclelbe nod l>idt galtj obbc5oblt
lei. Morp 0rop protcitirte gegen oic.
les Torba6cn un6 mpltc 9cipeiie-e en-
'brinaclL ooB Der G]hrononlcter mirf-
lid beiahlt lei. Gas binoertc orn
Sltrld3cn llid)t, nit bcrn 3citmciIer
oapon SIT lauren, ul,b "a Warp bilt-
ter lbm herIlcf ltno naf 2eibcsfrGf.
ten INN SiilIc riei bate Der 6liebenbe
bolo Gin babies Srnocrt Ecrloncn
ollt Den Iericn. Ghc i'm Scr Eoli3ilt
erluilfte, mari cr Die llbr meg, 10 boB
oieielbe Worp idmcrlid micber 9icnlt
bcrridrtcn 0ilrftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14

Yafe snr Meiie in's NnsIanb &c.
ioret 6. @aine, Nr. 413, Df.8dIti.
moreitrase, maize GHitOm fonie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Mara(anbs nnb Henninluau:a.gaba

SIsc pcr.aIcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
7.30 Worgens Yprf poit. tdgIib. uisgenonI'
men Counting.
e.05 WoreenS Celia scccm., nlt Gonntns.
$50 Morgens yeiair Iecom., tdeIib, auSses
nou,rren Gonntaa.
1.20 Nabntittags elelatr gecom, MIR ssmItaa.
1926 Ia6mittaGs gorf apft, tGaIit, ausee'
noInmen Guftnta9.
4.05 gafmittaes SeItd Hccom., niir Sonntag.
4.45 Hu6ntittaes 9elair Icconl., tdaIi1, aus.
900 sNbsnSs seIta aeac:om., taeIit, ausae.
noitniefl Gonntde.
HOO gbenos Gelta Mcom., r1lr Sonntaa.
l1.30 GbeHos gc!air IceoU., tdeIi9. dusges
npirnteu Sountng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Yoitamt mmt besinfi,irt luerocn.

Mngn it q, We., 10, Ge5. 0as
bielige Toitomt lit ~Qcid,loiien unb
Die ablieicrlng Scr Eoitioden orf
g%norbming Der @eiilnobeitsbeboroc
urteriagt moroen. Gin Toitpadet,
rpclbes mobriheinlid cine aultur
Gppbtberie = @n3ilen, BON elmer err.
frnnften aebIc berriibrenb, entbielt,
mor bei'm transport SerriiIen nor
ben, Gns Gadet mar al ousStoat5-
2aborotorium ooreiiirt. Die Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING orbnete Die 9esi1ls
fl5irung Der %9eiomnlten Foitiadcn
on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Mrs. 0insIu,u's sputhina Snrnp

tuirb. felt fiber iiiunSnubteh5ta Sabren sci
Wtiaipmen non Miittern fur TIRE &tnber Bet
terntiet has ainb. e~r,peidt ben @anmen, be.
I6ptdtttat ale SdlmerSen; fnrtrt Ntnbfplit iro
Ut has bette MitteI fir 9iurrbbe. Bon Mpo.
tbcfern In allen IeIttbeiIeH b~erfauft.. Seib
aeiptb linb berIarat ywirS. Ntnslep's eepthtna
ebrnp" uno nebntt .feine nllbere Sorte. Ginfs
unb3ipnf3ig Gents Die SInfde. Inter benz gtdbr.
mitteI. iin6 9rogner.9e bonn 80. aunt 1906
parantirt.. Serien.RumIner 1908. Gin altes
uitb gnt beiudhrtes Mittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Werdlanfs & &incrs Sramsport. So.
9anipter.staie..

Tfddt ano VaIIagtere.
ssiaf ypitun unb benz Often.
Wtcnf.. 0ienft., Npnnerit., Samit., 6 Iibr Nbbs.
Ran Vrppibeaee nnb bemt Cites.
soiitfag. Wttitipod, Sreitdg, 8 1lbr NberbA.
|Nadl Ectppprt.yleps anb Enrfpll
tdeli6, 8 lbr gbenbS,
'0rnbf anac1oim1en tdglid bis 6 Itbr Nadur..
lur o%enielben lag abiabrenoe SGnupfer,
s'a@ sauanua6 anb benz ehben.
Gtenlfao: Sarlleritaa, .Sanfiag, 8 1lbr MbenbS,
". y. SOFIA, Mgent, gone Dod.
panptsShtean: 0errian. uni 2igttsetraAe.
Qt3.I&s@ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Z b eirruna

Cine abiolutc Shcioung bon Glen
Iglles 6oro erbielt I'M bieiigen Sc
ridtc Sobn Z. Soro, Don Nr. 1905,
@otterps9Ipc. llntreuc bilbete oen
S6cioungSgrunb; oos Gbeqliid Ser
Sci0Cn mGbrte MIR etipa pier Wonote.
Sn &rcisgcridt 9tr. > illd)te Com.
M. 3epilblB Inn ob%iolutc Sdeioung
bon &ennie 2. GepiIbiB, Nr. 1923,
Noro.6ulton-Nne., nod, Die cr bes
SrlldD5 Scr ebelihen (relle uno ocs
b%GSmiuigcn 8~crIolienS 5eibt. aldoer
oerlanat Die Sbbut iibcr Oos Der Ghc
cntiprpiiene &ino.
guf @runO b0swiaigcn &crloiien2
luilnIdt 6rau Ncbcccn @oloitcin I'M
&rei%Gcridt non Nbrabom @oloitcin
1clhienen 81 merhei1. 0us Goar bet
rotbcte om 81. &an1or 1899 un0
trcrtrtc 'itb om Z. Ne5cmber 1904.
Cine &loge ouf particle Sd)ei0um1
ron 3ahorD 8rccn muroc i'll &rcis.
geri6t 9tr. , bon 6rou Worp @reelt.
cingercidt. 9ie &IGgcrin mad)t I'm.
trelle u1o b0slpilligeS 8~crlaIien ais
@ril16c gclteno.
StrcngcS trofen.
J}ldtcr Wrigbt bate ocitern i'm
erininolNcridt pcridieocnc burt0e-
Ipttenc Serbrcher mcgcn 0iebitoblS
ob5ulrtbeilen uno pcrihofftc alien ein
lnebr ODER lneniger longe m1brenbeS
6reiQltorticr oltf Stoatsfoiten: Sc
ralo &ellD erbielt bier Sabre 3l,ht-
baus ln1b bic 9teger Stepben Nrnli-
ger, Gtben Sobnion mo Serrp Nbi-
lipps lie oht5ebn Wtonote. 81 gutter
lett fam oonn nod Elm gotl5 ,idrpe,
rer Surge" Der Neger ,SSobn.
ion, Der nit flint Sobren bebadt
nitr0c.
IS ncpr portrt. 3.
Der aWcIt = baltimore , @cihGfts.
lclltc &crcin" Duroe gcItern ppn bel1
%folgen0en 6erren incorporirt: Wnr
q. @cbborot, Silos .. Milla, (5obn
s. Nhcrn, Sames s. Cummings, @ens
m s. @udmolb, Wprib Sod ySiliom
Z. Sittlepage, im1., @iaiom 3. Sri.
duro5, Charles 5. 9uilep, 5. Con.
Guitp, benjamin @(. @unocrsbcimer
ilnO Simon @rcenebaum.
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3 Grmnhr, ~ +
man 25 Gents ucrausscbcn ;oitc fir
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

1. 81 CT aus ben r%einiien Erosuen berseIteni,
Die 8elo faifen fam.
2. Wirb, or bon eil1em reaiitrirten stpotbcfer
aeItilbf, Der 20 Sabre anf feline @rfiHonig
mn Seritelli19 berpenoet bat.
8, .Sbre Nunp1ren bertiiben ion sur Seiluuo
ibrer Grtdlfliltg liito Suitcn ino Wiugeils
Ieioefi.
1. sSiro CT inter Dem Neir. 9tubruness @efeb
Der Ser. StaatefI eurnrtirt.
8tro CT Sbnen $50 in Softprs5ehnuitse
erfparen.
Nac N~potbcfen, 25c.
(TeS5,4Wtte,S &S) )
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rett gum geprai1 In Der Gom6en .nno Nd
HonalsStuttar uin 10.00 Gbenos.
yeferbtruns Ton Iaum In S6late ooer Bar.
lcrs9Sdsguits, Gpetferateu etc. tpeIoen fdbnen be,
forat per selepton in allen toIesi,oen stGet.
StireInr. Charles, ule saIttnore.Strabs e.
yRt. Npbal,Gtdttnn, g.. 4 g., Wt. 8eritoN 1928;
characterization Sniormmtton .tlrecu. s. 4 3.
ct. Ndi;l $40, ober Wb., @ourtialb 2726; UNI
Rr. 528. Gies8roaoipab
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
ALIMONY DODGERS
GOING TO JAIL
Chief Justice Clabaugh
Angered by Reinburg's
Temperance.

Pay W. or go 10 jail. was the courts
peremptory order today when Chief
Justice Clabaugh. holding Equity Court.
cited a delinquent alimOny producer 10
deliver the goods on October 2
The chief justice, who has aad under
consideration the case Of Reinburg vs..
ReinDurg for more than year, WaNed
wroth this morning when the case again
came before him with the same old
story OF unpaid alimony.
This man is going 70 Jail II ne fails
10 obey the order OF this court" said
his honor TO one OF the attorneys.
4 am tired or having such casea come
before me constantly, and ! propose that
the laws governing matters of this kind
viii be rigidIy enforced"
Seldom has it been Justice Clahaughs
duty 10 send man 10 jaif for contempt
/ of court for failure TO pay aIimouy. for
under the genial influence Of the court s
{ leniency, many q defendant in di-
I vorce case has been shown the error OF
+ his way and has promptly and willingly
carried out his hoOor's rulings and de-
CisiOn.
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
STEUNENBERG,
DEAD, INDICTED
IN LAND CASES
Former Idaho Governor
Accused of Leading
Democratic End of
Conspiracy.

BOISE, Idaho. Sept 2O.-Under an in
dictment returned long after his death,
Governor Steunenberg, Of whose assas-
Bination William D. Haywood was re-
Gently found not guilty, viii figure
among the men the Government pro-
poses to accuse of comuIc,ty in The
Boise Valley land frauds at United
states Senator Borahs trial, 10 begin
here next welS
Being already in his grave. Steunen-
berg could not be indicted in his own
name but either for the sake of the
record or on account Of political reasons
10 clear explanation has been given
The true bill was returned. against him
as John Doe" II Is generally under
stood that Steunenberg was meant.
The GoNoruments legal representa-
uVes add hat they propose Ia show
Steunenbcrg TO have been leader of tile
Democratic land sTabbeTs. BOrah is ac-
cused of directing the alleged con-
6piTdCy in the Republican ranks.
Prosecutor Accused.
United states District Attorney y. NJ.
sRutck. a Republican, is openly charged
by friends OF the defense, In turn. with
starting tine land fraud prosecutions for
political effect For one thing, it is as
serted. he is Borah's political Zoe ans;
q friend of Senator Hepburn. Again, IL
IS charged, the district attorney was iE-
Huenced in his campaign against BoTah
and his nine observation-disclosures them
Steunenbecg and Attorney General
Frank Martin-by a desire 10 aid Hay
wood, Meyer, and Pettibone. then
awaiting Trial on charges of completely
IN Steunenbergs murder.
ON these grounds, the defense appealed
70 Washington, and the Government
ordered That the Land frauds trials be
delayed until after the trial OF the
miners officials.
Attorney General Marsden c. Burch
and :. I. Rush. Special Assistant
Initci States Attorney General nave
been sent here TO direct the trials
buIcn immediately started an investi-
GauCn Of the deIense's accusation that
the district attorney used improper
methods with the grand jury
Misconduct Disproved.
Three erund jurors made amdavits
HAT Huick refused 10 leave the room
during their ballotng and that the fore
man signed the Indictments after de-
Ccivtng the jurors as 10 their nature.
Judge Wilton, of Seattle has dis
posed of the misconduct charges. how
ever, and qusshed the defenses pleas
IN abatement
The special grand jury in session to-
DAY WILL IL IS said, investigate charges
lnat the three members of the former
grand jury committed perjury.
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin
RlaaaRA fails ELEGTR!GaLLY ILLUMINED

The electric illumination of Niagara Falls by huge search
lights has added another TO the worlds great wonders
For thirty days and perhaps longer the hand OF man mas
set itself at work to aid in exploiting OF the Great Creators
most marvellous works.
1t has cost 100000 to build the power houses and install
the fifty searchlghs which nightly make OF the od Fals
scene of perfect fairyland
The dynamos which generate the power are driven by
the Falls themselves and the entire light estimated at one
billion one hundred and fifteen million candle power is con-
enrted on the face of the Falls and the Rapids in the
Gorge.
Every color of the rainbow is projected upon the waters
until they glow like rivers of molten irdecence Under the
tremendous light all other Objects the Falls sink into
nsigncance and the beholde remains speeches. beneath
the magic spell of beauty and glory.
Those who take the Pennsylvania Railroad Personally
Conducted excursion to Niagara Falls which will leave Wash
ington Baltimore Harrisburg and other points September
IS will be afforded the opportunity of viewing this great
pyrotechnic spectacle.
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
Lost CmondOIet Papers,
Hunted for 100 Years,
A1eFound California

BERKELEY. Cal, Sept 2o.-The lost
"Cor ondoleu" papers. whisn for more
than a century eluded the search Of
the historians of the world, have been
found in the Bancroft Library Of the
stat9 University by Prof Henry Morse
Stephens and F. J. TaggarE, custodian
Of the library. It viii nov be neces-
sary to rewrite the history Of the
Southwest.
Official Documents.
The papers are the official documents
of the Spanish rule Of louisiana and
contain all the historic events Of the
pc rfoG. The documents were lost while
in transit 10 Spain.
Upon learning OF the discovery Of
these papers upon which is based the
most important facts Of the early MIS-
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
ECUADOR CELEBRATES
CHILEAN HOLIDAY

As an evidence OF the good feeling
being nurtured by the countries Of
South America for one another. Ecua-
dor Yesterday celebrated WIZ great
fervor the Independence Day II CHILE,
according 70 q dispatch thu safe De-
partment today received from William
Z. Fox. OF this city. United States min
lister at Quito. The minister explained
that rthe big celebration was in re5ura
for the celebration OF tho EcUadu-ean
Inde2endss-cc Day by Chile
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
SCHOOL NEEDS FIGHTER;
GETS FOOTBALL STAR

HARRISBURG. Sept. 2o.-New Cum
rerIood school directors 90 not meau
mat their schools shall be closed by
another such instance as that Of last
y,aals when Marvin Felty, principal OF
trs r1lrwood schools, was badly beaten
nv II c. Oren, whose daughter Felty
had punished
70 that end the directors have en-
..-aa In MIR FeItv-s place Thomas
fsrsv husky college football man
%ho is we'll known as the star OF the
tTes11risb1rg Athletic Clubs eleven two
wears ago. Gray, il is believed, c S2,lyl
put out of business any w 81 'i 49, - n
80 rafrons at the same time ana o.
In shape to teach a class Immediately
Tht rev teacher is modest, out ne
guarantees the board suIllclehI "a ""-
ia hold down a diflcult JOB
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
. q - CURES
e - CHRONIC ULCERS

refuses to heal IS because the blood
poisonous old blood faint which corrp and
poues Nothing trying than nonhealng
very that ists all external applications
ordinary good for ALARM for the
produces ulcers back Of old and especially
trouble be from inherited faint Surface treat
en cannot blood at fault and be purified
before hoped for S. will be found remedy for
sores and ulcers kind perfect blood puri6eone that
directly circulation and promptly cleanes Of all impure
while the blood
charges with which it is infected but when
of reshened built
and of its accord s. s. s.
heals the place should be healed and makes
lasting Book Sores and Ulcers and special
medic to all who write.
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
SEEMS CONFUSE
Men Who Said Operators
Were Dissatisfied to
Be ReproVed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20--Dissatisfac-
ton complications, and obligatory de-
malls of facts apparently true, were a
few Of the confusing features Of the
tangled strike situation. which faced the
Leaders OF the Commercial Telegrapners
Union today.
President Small said that Thomas l.
Mahan and Arthur @. Douglas, mem
bers OF the local union, who went TO
Was hington and gave out statements
that the strikers were dissatisfied and
wanted TO settle the strike over the
heads OF the officers. would be reproved
at a mass meeting Of the local union to-
day.
When asked regarding a report that
Percy Thomas. national deputy presi-
dent OF the union, and Dan Russell,
chief strategist OF the local union, made
a secret trip to oyster Bay and had a
| tyyo-hour conference with Roosevelt on
Wednesday. Pre5ident Small today said:
THAT ought 10 be denied IL IL Is true.
We have had other important matters
/ spoiled by fools blabbing everything
they know
II was explained that President Roose-
welt has no particular authority 20 take
hand in the strike and II be die II
would be a matter requiring greatest
! deIicacy and the exercise OF keen
Many Of the strikers ADMIT there Is
I uneasiness in the ranks. IT is recalled
I that the men declared the strike In
/ Chicago without any order from Small
some Of the men think that the people
/ who started II are the ones 20 stop it,
] Small leaves today for Chicago on ac-
, count OF the serious illness of his son
IN that city.
The Washington times., 1907-09-20
COURTS
SEVERELY SCORED
FOR RATE FIGHTS
g PitChfOrk Charges
Judges as Employees OF
Giant Corporations.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Ex-senator
Benjamin r. Tinman, after visiting thlr-
~ States since the adjournment of Con
gress AMI meeting thousands Of people,
gives his observations on the vital Ques-
tons Of the hour and the issue that Will
predominate in the coming Presidential
campaign He does not discuss candI-
dates or politicians. because he says he
does not know anything about what
they are doing in the way OF political
combinations and tickets
The Washington times., 1907-09-20

tory Of the Southwest. Prof. Frederick J.
Turner. one Of the best-known nisto-
rians In the United States, said.
The discovery OF these papers VIA
make necessary The rewriting Of the his
tory Of the Southwest"
Valuable Records.
Baron de Corondolet was the last
Spanish governor Of Louisiana. The
papers contain reports to the governor
throwing light on the early history
Of Western exploI alton Besides the
COrondoict papers there are among the
Pinart manuscripts special collections
relating 10 the Dutch West Indies. par
ticularly the governmental records Of
the Dutch Island OF Curacao, TO the
Danish West Indies, including the let
ter book Of one OF the early governors
O. the year 1873, and particularly % the
Spanish Islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico.