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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01
SLEEP BROKEN BY ITCHING.
Eczema Covered Whole Body For a
Year - No Relief Until Cuticura
Remedies Prove Perfect Success.


For year | have had what they call
eczema. had an itching all over my body,
and when / would retire for the night il
would keep me awake half the night, and
the more l would scratch, the more 1t
would itch. tried all kinds of remedies,
but could get no relief. used one cake OF
Cuticura Soap, one box of Cuticura and
two walls of Cuticura Resolyent Pills
which cost me dollar and twenty-five
cents in all, and am very glad tried them,
for | was completely cured. Walter w.
Paglush, 207 n Robey st., Chicago, H.,
Oct. 8 and l6, 1906"
The Hottest city in the world is Pasco,
in Peru. 1t is l4,275 feet above the sea.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrupfor Children
teething, softens thegums, ducesintiamma
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25ca bottle
London has 300 clubs, with member
ship of 100000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

DR.. Wiley says that human life is
longer now than formerly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

FITS, st. Vitus' Dance, Nervous Diseases per-
manently cured by DR.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer SO trial bottle and treatise free.
DR.. IL. r. Kline, Id, 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
An electric station nearby threatens
Greenwich OhservatorY's usefulness.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-01

The Hottest city in the world is Pasco
in Peru. 1t is IA ,275 feet above the sea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Cin|ameeit 10
Gortiesung.)
5 epba $. on 6 b. g.
ST.. 10. 9eacmter 49,.

Wteine liebite Srduletn gpa!
Drama lit a%usgesansen, einise BE.
Iu9e 81 MAIDEN. 9a bin id ungebor,
lam getporben. bin aufssitanosn unb
i9reibs Sbnen. pie unenOli9 Ieio es
mir eetbun bat, niat tommer su .Dns
men. Wte germ bate i6 Sic cod BE-
9ribt - ftatt oefsn lag i9 nit Sic
Der $3.50 i'm gett uno mar 10 IhpuA
unb eleno; iest a~itiern mir Die 9Gnbe
10, oab i9 taum Den Seoerbalter bal:
ten lam. Qber i6 Bin niAt rubis, bis
i'd Sbnen 9eIhr;s6en babe!
Wein BILLET BADEN sic boh am
9abnbof our6 sinen Iisn'tmann err
baIten? Sorit mare i9 urtyDhIid,
tpenn Sie @runO gu Ser Nrnabms he.
tpmmen bGt!en, i'd mare urbD3li6.
Wie 1T bie RetTs ~pey!oaFen2 SaGen
Sic etpas erlebt, ME 81. niin!6.ep2
mas fir elm. Goiletts baten Sic ees
pGbtt2 God i'd mub aufboren - iA
lam ntdt meDr! G6reiben Sic rett
baIo uno piel Sbrer SoIep1a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
0iebmGrfte.

G bico0o, 81. Jebruor. Hinos
picb: 3liubr $500; Wtorft itetig;
Stiere 400 bis 700; aiibe 325 bis
40; Hinocr 2.60 bis 800; gillcn
800 bis 4.50; a1lber 2.75 bis $50;
Stoders uno 5eebers 2.75 bis 4.S0.
Sdypeine: 3uiilbr $4,000; &c. bis 10c.
bober; Grport 7.07% bis 7.1219; 9u!.
dcrs 7,02l2 bis 40; Yading 6.921a
bis 7.5; leifte 6.97R bis 700.
Sdoie: 3uiubr 10000; Wtorft ltetig;
Shnfe 800 bis $50; 2Gmmer GOO
bis 7.G5.
Union Stod 9aroS, Yitts.
burg, Ya., q. 8ebruar. - &inOoieb:
Marft itcti9; Gboice 80 bis 600;
Yrima $50 bis 5.65. Shoie: Worft
flou. Erimo metbers $50 bis 80;
oroin1re 200 bis 800; 21mnler 800
bis 800. Sdppeine: Morft lebDoft.
Frino idluere, mitielm1Bige uno
DorferS 7.35; 6eretl 10; ral,be 600
bis 6.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
EuitbcfIrbcrnng nadb bent Ynslauoe.


Sic ausIdnoiide 8oit fir sic nit
oem %. 6ebruor 1907 enoeno 8ode
iblieBt piinftlih in alien 6Gaen i'm
Sallptpoitamte nie iolgt:
9adetpoit lit often bon 8 ltbr gor-
mittags bis 8 llbr Nabmittogs tag.
lid, auSgenommen Sonntags.
Iadetpoit fir 8robbritannien unb
Srlano idlicBt Inn 5 llbr Tadmit.
tags Gienitaps uno SreitagS.
1ie Fadet-Yoit nad Selttidlano
piro mlsidlieBli6 bon Sompfcrn
oes Norb. 2lopo uno Der Sum6urg.
amerifa.2inie beforOert.
0nmpfer iabren bon HeD-Yorf,
penn nift anoers angegeben.
EransatIantide 3 0 It.
6reitog, %, Sebr., 7 llbr IbenOS,
nod europa per Gompfcr st.
2ouis," pia &lpmoutb Ii. Gberbourg
1oitiadell nah 2iperpool, Sdott.
lono uno Srlano m%iiiien nper ct.
2ouis ooreilirt icin). 10 llbr slbbs.,
mad europa per Sampfer "Ganpa.
nio," pio GueenStoipn.
Yoit { ii + 9 ii D. uno Central.
Imerif a, @ eft -Snoien
II. I. 10.
Sreitog, %. Sebr., 10 llbr @bbs.,
nod Bermuda per Camper n9ermil.
oian;" mad Curacao. Genesuela uno
Colombia per Gnmpfer .Waracoi-
bo;" nad Gorto Hico per 3ompfcr
rGarolino," pia San Suan; nod
Barbados unb Wartinii1e per Cant
pier rGretorio;" mad Sen q9abomas
per Gompfer bon Miomi, Sla.; nah
Sortine.SsIonb uno Samaica per
Gampfcr .Sibirio."
Gie Yoit fir Ieufunolano, pia
0ortb Sponep, uno fir Wiquelon,
pia Bottom, idlieBt bier tdglid INN 3
llbr Rafmittass; fir CUBA, nia
Tampa, tdelid I'M 1 llbr Nadmit'
tags; fir Gotta Iica, Sonouras (Oit.
&iiIie), Iiearagua (SitfiiItc) nno
Guatemala, pia Hem-S orleans, taslid
Inn 10 llDr glbos.; fir Staot Werifo
tGglif INN 2 uno 10 llbr abenos.
Grams. Hacific- g 0 It.
SomItag, %. Se6r., Z llbr a6enos,
nod Reu.S eelano, auItralien, Ncu-
Galeoonien, Sar,oa uno Satpaii uia
San Sran5isco; na6 Sapan, aorea,
China uno Sen Bbilippinen pia Gan
Sran5isco.
5rans.H acific-Boit miro tdglid
nod Dem abgangsbafen bef0roert uno
sic Seit bes Shlulies lit arrongirt
nit Niidiid)t alf oeren ununter6ro.
1ene ltebetlano.g eforoerung.
IS. Sail Sarris,
YoitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
8 o cpba 8. an 6 b b. 9
e., q. Ve3ember 49,.
O:.kH. Ss.,,I... e..

"' ~N0NH'pNk iIss
2iebite Srdulein Gpa!
Seraliden 9ant fir Sbren licben
Brief! Stun lit Nus SET aud iitsrItans
Den! Sd botte nod an meiner SIN
f~IuenSa gu leiOen - erit am beiligen
Ibeno bin i9 auf9eitanben.
Infer Stubsnmdoden, mir treu Err
9eben, bate mir Sbren lieben Brief
bon Der poit ge1olt. Wlit pielem S,ns
tereHe bab' ih i'm s~elelen. Sic slaus
ben nibt, liebe Gbo, ipie es mir leio
9etban bat, Sic niht Su Seben!
Saben Sic ben Boil gut iibsrtans
Den? SIN @etite mar i6 BEL Sbnen;
Sic Gaben ii6cr in Der enlightenment
Toilette biloihOn auseeieben! limb
ipobl Diet getan3t2 =
Sd mab mid nod febr i6pnen, oa<
nit ib SplpeIter gsIlno Bin. Tenn Sa
iino mir lei cinem Major gelaben, uno
ih babe IN eini9en letenoen 9iloern
mit3up;rten. uno Der Blonde 9eutnant,
nit Dem Sic ocfnbren inb. lit audi ba.
lei = oenn Sbre Ge'dreibung bon ibm
toar 10 anIhau,ih. pab ib mir sleid
oahe, Saa 1T 2cutnant Sininger - er
Ut Elm Sdn5er ron mir. nelter Menid,
febr reid = u6er turgerlicb. aus gutter
5dmitie. Sd percs eS T9on berausbcs
tpnmen, ob sr ~rsrrsiit mar. 8ieQei6t
er5Gb!t er es mir iogar; oenn mir
fino gut ~miteinanoer %betannl. Wir aGe
mDeen i'm germ Isioen, neil er 10 auf.
rid,iis 1T, ipenn AUDI Elm bisden iibers
miitbig!
Run piinI6s id Sbnen f6on I'm
poraus oles @ute fir bas r,eue Sabr.
Wosen iih Sbre 2ieblingspiinIde in
bemfelben erfiilen, tleines Gbdsn, oas
tpunidt niemanO IebnIi9er uno aufs
rihtiger ala !Sbr' stnfshbn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
II II II Il Il II n

"
bigger asrI - f9Iant, blonb, febr
Iufti9e, perf6miBte bIuue Iuaen, Elm
Tdmales 9eii6t ri4tig ariitotra,
tiIc; fab er aus. Gr BAT einen entz
siidenoen, blonoen S6nurrbart q Ia
nes lit errei9t" = fab aus, aIs Oh TO-
.eben erIt Die 8artbinOe abgenommen
nGre! am tleinen Singer trug mein
Geiiegefabrtc einen Siegclring - ipnIt
teinen. - Sd mag audi ni9t, !penn
Serrsn Gtngs tragen - lit fir mid
~.maupais govt"
User Elm iil5ernea 8etttnarm6anS
fab ib untsr Der Wlriaette bsrpors
eudsn - oas finoe ,6 rieIiJ fsubal.
ueberbaupt maAte er oen Ginorut
zines sihti5sr rerittlaiiigen Msns
{hsn." - Die Wiibe bate tr 10 untcrs
nebmeno auf Dem 8opf; ul5 er ie abs
rabm, iab iG. olB sr i9Orss blondes,
gei6eiteltss 6uar bate! -
Seit mebr ala orei Mona:sn 1T baS
Der srite .Me3ih," nit Dem ih seYpros
den babe RE oESe!a pdrsn ale
aoffern! - G3 Qebt sod n;dts Iber
,irsr 2sGtran.. un3 her NAY Gin ouss
gs'ut.ea Gremp!or ieirey NaEe! Sci.
her Ma;eitdt G6on'ter.
sd CLAUDE. ih be;rotbe rod muir
mai einen Qeutnont, Yiel @elb mub
{. ober baben! WeiitenS ober buben
Die 9eutnants ni6ts, bafir oeIto mebr
S6ulnen!
0p6 nun genue baoon. Spnit laden
Sic mid gar aus, Dap it tpegen zines
fimplen 2eutnants 10 pieI 3eit uno
Papier berI6penoe! Gi, baben oaS
@ereniisen ole Sage, nit einem 2euts
nant gu fpre4en - Sbner 1T baS ia
nt6ts Neues! =
0is5 1T nun Der Isbte Brief Dor
Deibnadten.
9m o~tpeiten 5eitta1 lit aaIinobaI-
mein critics 8ergniiQsn bier! Gisentz
lid lit baS aleio, oas ih mir %sefauft,
5u fdaoe fir 9~rdbpinteI. Mter Gno,
Wpril bat cine &ouiinc BON mir Sods
aeit L ba bah ids Damn eIeid! sic
heirotbet einen Reits9raTen nit renig
Saaren unb pisIen G9ulbsn.
Sb i6 aud mol eineu Rei6s9rafen
triegs9 = Sd mDGte es nod ni9t sins
nal - Oenn bonoh t0nnte i6 mid gar
nidt bsnslmen = i'd nenfant ierrible!"
= Qber meine &ouiine Gbriitiane 9oe
rotbea @ottfrieoe lit lpie baau 9eI4afs
fen = fiibl, blond, bornebm - ses
nau 10 Ion9Itielia tpis ibr 8erlobter! =
Seutc Wbenb tpirb Der Meibno6ts.
baum geidmiidt!
Mit meinen @rteiten bin i6 10
5iemIid) fcrtig - baD' mid tiidtia
o~a5uBulten miiIIen. = Odrf i'd gum
pierten Geittag auf Ranri9t boffena
No6malS CUTE 9eiieruna, uno laTen
Sic 'iG reht OieI beI9sren!
9iele @riibe BON
Sbrer Gba g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Inftipns- Nnseiscn.
WsatbiaS 6. augeImter, InpuIt,
Rr. 11S-122, 2aip'Builotne.

SrufceS 0crtauf
boil
iebr wsrtbpolem unb wiiniheuurrtbe,n gaGt.
@igcntbum IN Der Staot Baltimore,
beidnut ais
gr. 6i5, Glib. saolie. etraie, uuo Mr. GIG,
Sfor6bapet.S trahe,
an Cit uuo Stelie,
NM i iibr 9ad1mittaas. ~
Strait zines Setreis oeS Streiseeri6ts Der
Staot baltimore iueroeH Die unter5eitueteH
2ruitees auf btfentIi6er ~gluftion an Srt uno
Gtelle has ilahioleell6 bei6riebcne 8ahteigen.
tblrl gum Serfnnf %aHbieten.
Seainneno an Der Sftieite Der 8olfesS traBe,
~ etner @rtternufg bon einbnnbert uno BRET
'gSoIfes uno IIiceanBas Strnbe, bon bort nbrblih
meter ~Idiifero an Der Gillette Der 9olfes Sirabe
~tnnt5ebn SUB dn9ren5eIo; bon bort nitIi6 pa
rauel nit Der enHtoll's lpeuue etnbunbert uno
oier3ig Sub bis 5rr 9~bdpeisStrabe; oann fiios
LID an bic Gb~apelsStrabe dngren6ena uno pas
rnliel init Der SSolte'S traBe 10 SUB; banit
f 6,in1s1t g ,SnS sIsr Iti Der s liOm,s1OeM eia.
puiifte. Sus gauge Grunoftiid 1T einem idbrli.
den @runo5ius i'm Yetraee bon 5ipeiunS5par.
6e Dollars ulo fiinf5ig Gents ($22.50) inter
g~ieiugtes Grlinoitiid iii nit einem arueen
breiitotigen 3tegeiiesn.@ebGroe nno @irtb.
tflattS.@igentbnin, neIdlee nls 9r. 6t5, Glib.
Wolfe' atrnRe. betannt III. bebant, iotnte init ct.
mem 5,peiftbdigcu StcgelfteinerIcu @ubmBuuie,
iuetfcS ais Wr. GIG, sio'Gbnpei.s traRe, be.
iaunt til.
CtOlHbIlbCW. SlU Sltlttl VUult Oct Jtell VI
5tuei gIeiden stbfhlagS6abIullgcn i'm 9eiiraume
bon febS uHo 5lujlf W~onater. ODER IueS Sanr,
nab NeIiebeu oes adlifers. Sie Greoit5ablulIs
gen FIND bon benz 9atitm bsS @erfnufes an 8t
o~er3inieH uro miiNen SIR 3uirieocnbeit Der
IruiteeS 9eii1ert nerben.
Sine. stn5nbIilna bon 5000 lift sur 3eit Oes
SeriaufeS erforoerlidn.
Gb,paro .. S'Wsara,
,. WcrcSitb Sceic,
3ruitees.
SQUAT SrpS C Gu,
Sebt 6, o,13 1920, 23. 25) Iuitionaturer.
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Baltimore MarftberidJtc.

more. q. Sebruar 1907.
% Ell 3ufrbr 1896 S1iier, elm.
idlicBlid 1922 6diier 81 2ocuit.Eoint
mo G117 8Giier 81 Canton. aiiiten.
pcrianot - SGiicr. Sic 0otirungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
(Sortiesung folgt.)

3u piel pcrlangt. = @ra.
pbologe gum jungen Wonne, aus
Der 9anoi6riit Don oeIien graut
leierb): .Sie bat ell iebr gutes
Ser5 :, lit icbr conieauent. oiirite
ober oud) elm bisfen berrihiiidJtiq
iein." Ger junge Wonn: nltnO
e%rlauben Sic mie niel friegt lie
oenn mtg"
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Qtabltrt 1880.
Wilhelm s. Neinbarot

sr. 2021. Heft.gafAnore.etrake.
Neip.Yort elaitiide 8rnHbGnSer,
p1ne Geber,
f5nuen 3sa NIB Radbt setrasen perben.
Nndj Sart-0 ummi. 8Gnber,
speits nie ruften, Tent bei'm Habeu Ht@t.
TtefeIben ltrb bon allen der5ten beftenS
emptnbIen.
Or berfertiat auf gefteIurg nnb bot auf eager:
edlniterbd neer, nnterletbStinben,
ipeide nnb EefsltHen. Brntbdnbes,
70 arranairt. oub feine eeebrten aurben BE-
items 5ufriebeu aefteuf finb.
Mne grudbdnoer, Banod.e nnb Snrfrrt.
mente iperber. aarantirt. bab fe pajfen, unb
amfs Sanberife nnb geiie ansefertiot.
Thr Sauieu Fnb 5fnmer
inter Nufiins Ron Mab. gefnharbt borbnnoen.
0Rt. 1eIebtcn = gonrtlanb 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

VU Ut, = OHTIIUT 4UU4 VHIuJtI,
aus ben Gleuatoren 5uriidge5ogtn
5lS7 9nifel; Glepotoren . Sorratb
tS9,269 9uihel. 3 @oggons gr. A
meiber 5ll 43, / 90. Nr. 3 weiBer SIT
40, = 90. Scr. 3 peiBer 81 40, / 90.
Nr. 3 weiBer 81 1872, I 90. Scr. 3 pei.
Der 3i 45H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
0cne bcntidje Iniicblnmg i'm iumniscm

sn 5iuei SauntbabnIiuien: i15ues, ,~aciunocS
fIeine Surrten eiu9etbetIt. aud eiitiee a3opn
Cots. Serinae @n8GbllIng. icbr leitbte @eoins
eingen. @nie @eleeen1ett fir SoIhe, Die tt3
Gin puar Sunbert Collars qeipart babcri iilio
gern feIbititinoig ncroci m6dbtcn. gidberes bel
Sermanu gabcubopp, Nr. III, CARBOHYDRATES.
Straie, Baltimore, Wio, (Sept19,10
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5000

faufen cineS icner moocrneu Sduier nit ieds
3iuimcrn an Der Muic. Strnbe, 5miIdleu Sair.
muuut.aocune uno 8nHette. strahe. aeuer, Spf
lnb 3rottoir nit Cement belegt NIB neaeiie
9inriGtungeu, einidIieblid alonfenfnnnl > glns
fbIib. Sruno5ins MIR $50 pro Subr.
e. Z. Gallagher. 9aumeifter,
0iireuu gr. 2407, 5airnount'I oenue.
{DkI-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

Gerionot bon oen Glepotorcn 1928, 100
@ui6el; Gleoatoren . 8orrotb DOGS.
81 9uid)el. Gerfduie: 1900 9uidel
Spot 81 503s, $4,000 Sebrllor ST.
50A, 10000 Mdr5 81 5OA, 5000
MGr5 5u 81, 4 @oagons Steamer gel
Der 81 1872. 3 90. Steamer Gemiif)ter
ST 1917, 6 90. gelber Spot 81 50M, 5
90. gcmiidDter Spot SIT 1924, = 90.
Steamer peiber Spot 5u 1872, I 90.
gtr. = meiBer Spot 81 5tA, 10 90.
Spot 5u 503A, 5 90. Steamer 9cnniidls
ter Spot 5u 1872.
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Dies lit S6re 0clcacmbcit

6ur Griuerbun9 zines moberren q ODER 3ift0dis
gen SGnfeS in outer Gage.
2200 Sdmieraepiert Eit.9lprib. Nuenue.
@eauem fir aue SiraBerbabns2inien. SeoeS
Sals beiist aIe G~inriftuliger, init oenen Elm
inobernes Saus aus0citdttet ncroen fam.
S10lid, uuo sonntags sur Suipetttun uifcn.
Gbas. Y. Suroette,
(Sept5-) SIR. If, Sit.2cringtuu' Str.
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ISu uerfarfen:
Gr. 723, 725, 727 etc. @priudl.Apenue. Cots
% Sub 3 SOL Del 200 5nb; brei @eoieric Oft
Ith bon Der gorisJioao: oolttdHoig pricbtig
~oeforirt; ieoe nlpoerne 8eauemlihieit.
Gr. 1i5, III uno tt9 etc., W.sVatnIcnr.Str.,
5piiden Sairmount,gloeuue uub 6apettesStr.,
i66n %befprirt: ieoe mpberne Beauemlihieii:
Smetit6diae SGiier. Gbiuaro Z. stprd, an Crit
uno Gtele, ODER 9r. Sc, Wanther.Suiioiu
Sa1cttc. nno ct. Saul. Str. (Sebr9,1O
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gu uerfanfcn.
gu prrfaMfcM:

Su prrfaufcn:
Hr. 40t, Goro4 BcrtsStraBc. 8ipifteu Orr
leans, uno Seftcrionsetrnbe, paielb fir cine
gSirtbf6uft, aur6pudrens uoer S6ub'Sefhdft.
9inbBufrdaen bel IL. Y. &eitphal tn ben DC
bauecu an GurlcB'S trahe uno Suirmuunt-Slpc
600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

9ui6el; Glepotpren-Gorrotb 271,997
8ridcl. GerfGltie: 1 Woggon Steo.
mer rotber Nr. = 81 74H.
Sc,,+Ina GhTttErotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Seuti9e S6lubrote:

" u y u. 0NIuUt - yuIu)el,
aus Den Glepotoren 5uriidgc5ogen
37O3 9uid)el; Glepatoren . 8orrotb
107,206 0uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

Apartments 81 uermietbcu:
.SIdt" i'm ~Bipciien Stodlperf; ale Bequert
IihIeiten. Na65ufraeen in Nr. 90G, 4oro
Carer. Strabe. (52-i}
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StcGenscindr.
Gtenencinm:
gu uerlmietbcn.


Su uerniictbcu:
0iQig cine quite Semitic Snrm bon 10 Idern
in oer Ndbe bon Baltimore. 9,dberes 81 err
fubreu bel 3. ". Mpt, Gr. 1t2, Sip'6barles'
Struhc. (63-5)
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Wi1rftc.

Sreiic int 2eringtor.Wt arft.
Somatcu ~(Ereibbaus) 9to 10000
@urfen (Greibb.) Gbb. 1.50-$2.00
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%crIangt MGnner nnS anaben.

0erinugt:
Gin Suuee, I'M oas 9ddcrs@ei6dft su ere
lerren. 9iab5ufraeen in 4r. SOP, Et.6ort.
Mpcuue. (53)
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3erlangt:
Ntinuer sum Iusbciierll bon SoI5iiiien. Su
%erira9en bel !. &beatficlo, 3r. 1893, SuInu,.
btns Mpcuuc. (53-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-12
THE VESTS FINANCIAL REVEAL.
TON

In the vaults of the Western banks
people must eat and use on the con-
tents of COld-storage buildings and of
warehouses that will soon be needed.
AS these goods are purchased they
will be paid for and the banks will
get their money. Bright skies and
commercial activity should first come
whore such conditions exist. So long
as the sun shines and the rain falls
on the fertile acres of the west, fiuau-
cial distress cannot long continue A
large portion of the past season S pro-
ducr is yet in the bin or remains un-
harvested in the field II is not such
crop as that of 1906. but with the
higher prices prevailing in October il
was estimated t. be worth more
money. The farmers looking at this
and considering the newly planted
wheat which is going into winter il
excellent condition throughout the
Southwest. are unable to find cause
/ for pcssimlsm. Il is perhaps not a
1 bad thing for the West to have been
! awakened out OF It's sectional Sclf-Suf-
/ hcioucy and to have it brought home
| sharply that this nation is one in
business and finance as it is in poliu.
cal organization. When norma. con.
ditjous are restored. there ought tp be
accepted a broader and more helpful.
| sympathy between East and West a
realization that will have q strong in.
nuCucc in the safer adjustment Of mu-
tual interests. The west has had q
striking object lesson in national fl
nance, sharing its revelation with the
east which perhaps underestimate
its dependence on the nations granary.
Both should gain an experience not
To De forgotten. Charles NJ larger
i'm the American Review of Reviews
for Ivcymhcr.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-12
PURE FOOD LAWS

| known to tolerate abuses against so
ciety and mankind generally for long
| er periods of time than almost any
other nationality. with but little if any
protest against such abuses. Usually
after a time these abuses have been
brought TO the notice of (tirSt Few
scientific men, and finally to the whole
people, and then a clamor has gone
up for retorm And the true Ameri-
| can when once aroused to the neCeS-
| sitv of reform. usually bring about
! that reform With such strenuous ana
energetic action that 1t sometimes
causes the people unacquanted win
the natural propensities OF the genus
to hold up their hands in horror ana
wonder at The rapidity with which
things are changed.
The necessity for pure food laws III
the United States was not appreciated
or even given very serious thought
until President Roosevelt declared that
unless puro food law was enacted
before tho adjournment of congress
two years ago. that ne would call
special session of congress before the
members got out of their seats after
adjournment for the purpose of en-
acting such a law. although there had
been efforts ON the part OF those who
knew OF the evils resulting from adult
ITERATION Iu foods, condiments, SOFT ANA
hard drinks, etc. The great hanulac-
turers Who held congress by TN" throdt
for the ~akr Oi au@mcntlnG lN'lI lIl&Ol-
ten gains were able, by their nluenc"
10 hold this law in allegiance. They
were also able when they discovered
that WuU man at the Nh"CI OF IN"
ship ot 'at". of WQu"sllou'd mites.
rity and domluatmg Will power that
pure food law would oil necessity
have TO- ha passed. Vet they -jIil had
inilu"u'. enough To lha'' some IaI'7
of the n weaker than Dr. should have
been and of |u-S force and "0.uj imam
was ti. attention %. iIr aIu'U' ddN"
Gates o.. u. products lh foods ana
drink
For ...- reason ID has U'.HI.' n.'
oSSart ... SOME of Oh" state" io pass
laws. which arr moro stringent imam
the national law. And That DIS why ~
is often quoted I'M the papers that
there Is uo uniformity I'm tn" rulings
and laws of different states, and that
none OF them conform strictly 10 Tn"
national iaW. For instance. the nat
ional pure food law Says that no sub
stance which is dcIot.uuue or injur-
GUS to health shall be- allowed in any
substance intended for human food,
unless the injurious or doI"t"rlouS
substances be stated upon the label.
And 50 il happens that from Onc-t"nth
to fOur-tenthS of one per cent OF ben
ZOate of soda may be used IN cOdilSh,
in sweet pickles, III CatSup, III jams
and in iellieS and preserves. That
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-09-26
Hanks Hunting Yarn.

We we're seated about the camp
fire telling stories. Bill Blivins
had just told story about tus-
sic with a grizzly bear and had
offered to show scars to prove the
truth of his yarn, when Hank
spoke up and said: "Bill, if there's
anything I like it's good liar.
But doggone my hide you suit me
too we'll. Now just you listen to
me, and Til tell you of a fix [ was
once in. It was along in 1900 that
I went up into the Alberta country
on hunting expedition with a
maverick by the name of Bub.
Most forgetful man ever saw. If
q flea bit him he couldn't remem-
Der long enough to scratch him.
self.
"Well, we were out for big
game and we're having pretty good
luck. One night we camped in a
ooulee, and along about nine o'clock
I heard a panther cry. l told
Bub to stay in camp, while | went
into the brush to seq If / couldn't
get shot at him. l wandered
farther than I intended to. Any
way, when I started back | had no
idea where the camp was. /
around for awhile, fell
into an old mine shaft, but man.
aged to crawl out, and had just
made upmy mind to ireinto the air
q few times so as to attract Bulbs
attention, when l noticed the brush
moving on all sides of me. L
moved into clearing and watched
the brush. I didn't have long to
wait. First one, then two, three,
until l could count a dozen pair of
red spots glar;ng at me. !"
Evolves" said Bill.
Eyes, said Hank, EVOLVES as
big as as them st. Bernard dogs
you hear about. Now it is q curl
BUS fact about timber wolves. III
von run across one of them he will
poke his nose straight up and re-
ieve his soul Of the worse noise
vou ever heard. That is his hunt !
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-09-26

fact that is generally known 10
police circles, that a dope fiend
who can be trusted with the secret
of his "paIs," or in fact anything
belonging to himself. is as scarce
rs hens teeth. Which, summed
up, means that dope fends are not
to be trusted. The only time they
can be compelled to tell the truth,
is when threatened with prison,
which means cutting off their sup
ply of dope, one can very readily
understand why the opium joints
Of Greater New York are allowed
to exist. Simply because that
good may be accomplished by per-
hitting the opium joint evil to
exist. Tin.