davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Exactly.

Il think know the secret of your
daughters nervous condition, my dear
madam, but her youth is in her favor"
"Oh, doctor, what Is it,"
"She Is suffering from a cardiac
fracture"
"Oh, what heartbreaking uews,"--
Baltimore Sun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
FOUR HORSES ABREAST.
Arrangement OF Lines Which 10 Sim
pie and Effective.

The diagram illustrates the way a
writer IN breeders Gazette hooks up
his four horses abreast
AAAA are twohorse rslns and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

checks Bn are short ropes with
snaps. &C are bridle roins sabuckled
on inside ~ bride with snap to snap
IN check buckle on rcins
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
The Quicker Way.

All things come to him who waits
Perhaps that's true Well let 'em.
With me, the only things / got
l had to go and get 'em.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Ian WHO is CON-
Ic RtMoNY.

IN when meeting an
woman with whom
sDve:
| You can tell this in
|rbe manner in which
4 at you say; by the
what YOU do<for her;
.nce between the way
L. the way she treats
# she talks about
isn't. Deep. she Is.
/ Kant? BY the way
INST your spending
hid always arranges
| YOU cant help but
3usekeeper? BY the
/ If she isn't spic
In. II she is. then
IOLUTION.
4 satisfied your mind
| these things, marry
kou can get her, for
(sons;
Il she really loves you
l. if you love her, 1t
|more interesting.
] YOU are probably
her, anyway Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Animal.

re 5 a horse that Is
make no mistake
b..
: he on the road?
goods He's the
'tI saw.-Chicago
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Hry and Bad.

smoking is said to
effect on the men,
fe of that?
Pa quite believe 1t.
pave not yet paid for
you had last Christ
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

vas. Sha'd IA
spoiled so much
l onkers States.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
for Him.

p the embryo states
Per be able to mold
tnow, rejoined the
ome of the stories
your speeches are
ricago News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

We may forgive In others what we
should forgive in ourselves.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Seeipes

4 aiding from the
uand cement
maze an excel,en,
r. GARY businessl
makes cream.-N
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

t0Fg.
'A-esslyl The
"Fe aud if they
1 TO save their
/ '-'' Z S. and per.
4 .ineipal Quickly
"a, all who are not
L., minutes won't get
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
Invent.

was the matter
lie couldn't get
pur house.
any ground for this
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
d 10 Them-

r the honor to an
Pre- is in the fourth
Eders and hose will
second.
Then we'll have
Emes come down to
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
tidious.

(ged)-So, dear Clara,
Polved upon going to
BIDDING trip?
\ Edward; you know
Zen is always such a
~ pink is so becom-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
CLIFTON.
,r the Other.

me tackles men,
|ther hurled:
Iof certain folks,
world!
the
h way up
b lucky in
but.
|. in pointed phrase,
things. they're
down
and
out!"
| Life.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

China's Export Of Fsns.
The fan exports Of China amount to
~ 600 600 q year
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21
HIS FLOWER GIRL
by Georgia GUSTS

tcopyright,l
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-21

,usekeeper? BY the
If she isn't spic
al. II she is. then
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Sd)redcnstbat cincr WabnIinniact
9Hntter.

@ufinlo, N..D., "a. Scpt. -
,Srou Bertha Diuno, 27 Sabre alt, crs
broIieItc belltc frilb ibrc orei ain0er,
eincn ahtjGbrigen anoben llno 5luei
fleinc Dt1oden i'm 2llter BON 5lpei.
ISnbren, reip. 1dt Wionoten, it i6rer
Wo1nlng al Der Clinton. StroBe. Sie
ging 0anl ltn6 ocn DnroS Der yNenn'
iplpaiin 9ubu," 100 ibr Mnnn ais
DtitgIeo einer 8ergennnnidJait ar
beitet ,nio benadriftigte i'm lber ibre
Ibnt. Sin Yoli5iit nabm lie IN Snlt.
9laem 9lnihein nota lit Die sSrau bon
Sinnen. Sic erfldrt, iie bobe bic ains
Ser get0otet, oonit bieielben niht ber,
onuiihien luo perriidt nilroen, lpie
lic es iei.
Sie eroroiielte elm icocs Der ainOer,
mdbreno oieielben i'm Shlnie lnaen,
nit einer' Wuid)leine irno lpidclte IT,.
nen porber Teden nm Die aopie, nm
tic am Sbreien 5u uerbinbern. Gle
tSran erfranfte Dor etpu iefs Wona-
ten an einem Nerpenleiben, batte ies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Nr. 268.
Sir Strafloiigfeit.

Gerio6ren i'm Sale Ser oG6icngo &
2ltons9ubn" auf Gnpfeblltng bes
General 9uuoesanmaIts gona-
porte einBeltellt.
81 icdgo, "a. Sept. - Sm Bun.
oess Giltriftsgcricbt mur6e bellte ein
Sdrei6cn 0cS 8enerul.9ut6eSan,
Dalts 9onopurte uerleIen, pelhes I'M
Gntlaiillng Der in @erbinolng nit
Dem Ero5eiie Der oGbicugp & 9llton.
9abn" eiuberllfenen ipe5iellen @rano
SSllrp eriltd5t rno ertlGrt, Ons Terfabs
ren 0es friiberen 1iItriftsnnpaltS
Morrilon, lpelher ser erpdbnten
9obn Strailoiigfeit 5liiderte, nenn
lie Der &egierlng in oer Yro5eiiirlug
ser STANDARD Oil 60" bebiilflid) iei,
miiiie reipettirt mer0en. Die ,.Gbicago
& 2lIton. 9obn" mar befnnntlid Der
9emilliglng Don Go6atten anaefIagt.
9tihter 2onbiS peigerte iid, Die
@rnno Sllrp SIT cntloiien, inItritirte
oicicIbc ieOod, bob iie feline meiteren
EiIihten ill Gerbinolug nit Der or.
lp0bnten 9nbn 81 uerridten babe. @r
Icnfte Die 9lufmerfiamtcit Der Sltrp
ouf Oie filr5IiH bon SonleS Wofiett.
Hr6iioenten ser yStononro Oil So.
BON SnOiuno," 0enohte Grfldrrlng,
odb - peun Die nStunooro Oil SO.
Der llcbertretlmg Der Hobutt. .@elete
i6ulOig iei - ieocr 5lpeite 6abrifant
lih ocS glcihen Gerbre6ens ihllloig
gemnGt babe. Der Nid)ter ilIitrllirte
Die @rono Surn cine llnterludltng
iibcr ooS Sbuu mo 5reiben nnoerer
6obrifonten ein5uleiten. 9hlBeroem
ilcQtc cr cine Sprlooung an Serrr
Mpiiett ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
I'm sltlantie.Gitp ecItor6en.

Ntlautie .Gitn Ms. 2l.
Sept. - 6rolt S. ", Sapnes aus
&aibingtolL 3. s., brad, beilte oui
ocm bieiiaen n9ooroualf," ais lie ge.
rube I'M 9egriiie mar, in einen 2noen
81 tretcn, 5u 9oOeu uno mar i'm Nu
cine 2eihe. Sic par etuo 90 Sabre
alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Der SarrsSnfcr'aricg anf Der
Observation-Disclosures.

gtorfolf, Go., q. Sept. r. InS
Iireftorium ser SnmeStomn gluS-
ltcllung bat 9cidliiiie angenomneL
mclhe Oen WencrnIOireftor Somcs VI.
Barr bccompIimcntiren uno i'm crit,
dcn ieine Jieii9notion in 8icoerer'
p0grng 5ll 5icbeu. Dies iie6t luie ei!l
entideioenocr Sieg ocs Serrn Barr
iibcr oen Er1iioentcn Gllder aus, mo
oic Srcltuoe OcS Scbtcrcn gcben 5it
bnb Barr cine WioioritGt inn 0ircfto.
rilm bc6erridt. Die SibunB mar cine
iebr ltilrlnii6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
sod nic uor6er Sumptomc Don @obn.
linn al Den Sog gelegt,
Ils 8iftmiidjcr anecflaat.

EbiIo0elpDio u. Sept. --
tSrml @idcnIou6 m0 ibr 22-iG6rigcr
SObn 9liieIl luurOen belltc lmtcr Der
2Intloge, 6ruu 0iorp 6. gihenloub,
2i Sobrc alt, mclde crit por ic6S
9Sohcn nit Dem ilngen Mannc ge-
trallt por0cn mar, pom Coroner 0en
@ef1n9niB ii6ermielcn. Niltter llnp
Sobn iinO bciAuIoi9t, ser iltngen
iSrol ant %. Sltui Sit einge9eben Su
babcn. Sic crfronfte am glbeno oe@
crlpGbnten Cages llno mar binnen ne.
nt9en W}imutel1 cine 9eid)e. 0ei elmer
Observation-Disclosures lpuroc @iit
in oen Gin1elucioen porgeiunben mo
III Der Woburng Der 9lngetIagten
fdn0 man nlltb cine Napicrbillle nit
llcbcrreIten ocs n1nlihen WiiteS.
0tutter llnO Sobn orbeitcn in gluituI.
ten, in mcl6en tic 6oS @Siit obnc
Oiilbc erlalNen fonntem. 9ei'n bcuti-
gen Sn1lelt uuroen Nusingen Der
nonnlcll lallt luclhen 0ic nulDe Srnl
bon Dem @nttcn mo Der Shmiegcr-
nntttcr l6Ie6t bctul0elt moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25

Scr Die lSnhl bat oer Gni ole Gnnt Sie
lSubrhcit oiees gsnrtes bnben mir Girpcr ltens
erbin1s lpieocr enlpilreeu JSer qber odinurs
r6oioen,Gudl bat Der tut Die Aabi.. 90 er iene
morrboioensoeilniiiiet .4nufeis" 3undtit Iins
bern uno aumi6leb adli8 iurreu wia Brohi
ten foiiet yiihtS; man 6rnudt nur e. g,eus
Iideoier K 60. g'nr 2i16. BORT sim. IN
dbreliiren, tln GRATIS cine 9sooe ~ befomnteH
lie yanafeiS" 1T In aIleu slpcibeien 81 1aben.
Breis 81. (lJicMi Sr, ,I&gs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
in cincm outcl critift.

$oumiIton, g., a. Sept. -
3luci inn9e WtGnner iuclhc % bis
% Sabre alt 5ll lein l6ieucn, 1begin-
gen IN cinem 3inmer ocS bieligcn
ct, GborlcS &otcl5 SclbItmprO
ollr6 Ginotbmen bon 2clldtgoS mo
pnrocn gcItcrn 9lbcno, cinonocr in
ocn 9lrncn liegcno, aI5 2eiben nuf.
9cfllnocn. Die bei0cn Selbltm0r0er
ltno cin 0rittcr Wtonn tomen am
Sonntag 9lbcn0 ani cincm @u9gon
Der Nortbcrn Fraction So. bier an
ul0 lticgSn III Dem cnu0Dntcn 0otcl
ub, 100 llc lid llntcr 0cn Honlen
,$obn &eoncQ, Ben Wtoriee llnO Son
McSauoblun ms 9ic0iltcr cintrilgcn.
Sbrc gSobnortc gobcn lic niht al.
9tod elmer llnterilI6rng cntlhieO
Der Goroncr onB Die beiocn SclbIt.
morOer luubrldGcinlid Sobn SconcQ
mo Com WicHalgblin lcicn. Gin
bcmerfenSmcrtbcr llmltuno lit, ooB
Der brittle Mann uernlutblib .9en
atorlce, geftcrli 0as Sotel Dor oem
tFriibitiid pcrlieB uno ieitoem itid)t
mebr 0cicben lit.
Spdtcr am Gage iocntiii3irtc man
Die 3uci Iobtcn ais Sobn &coneIl
umO NSobn Wic&ungblin ans 2onco.
tier, ap., ilno. eS luurOen llmltGnoc
entocft, pclcbc onoellten, 0dB fcin
0oppcln1oro, ionoern ein llnioIl Dor.
licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
an riuer Grtrn. 2isuna Der Sireftprcn ocS
uWarBl nm "a. September 1891,
iuuroc Der iulacuoe @cifna genst:

iphtoc peF fulgcHoe SciNlhH 9efnBt:
Den oericbehenort1en. pchtipCu uuo lana
idbriGcn Sienitcu. ole 0crr SpihnG Snudl iilr
leheuno6mnn5l9 Sabre al Witgco ncs Ntrets
tnrtlme bes Murpaubs Snitituts" oemelben
aelciltet bat tonntt ca III, Dab ieine Goueaen
bonn Sireliorum eineu permanenten Hecuro
Der sluericnnng bon oerelt lSerib mn ieiner
0naube an has 2Serf i1aficn, hem mir nna
momen. 9r luur Elm mariner Nciitrportcr uro
Sreuuo uscrer Snulc mo licb feline @cIcr
9cnbet npriiber aebcn Den GrioIg uno bic
Yei'iuRgen oerIelhcn in cr6obcn Sin outer
&iir1cr. Der h Dem lSrhlc uuerer Stuht uos
mite, cin Eatriut Der in juei Aricacn icinc ntis
litdriihen Nenntntiie icinem &atcrInnoe 6nr
TerfiaunG itellte, Der Sreuih uller piirbi9eu
9lnaclcaen6ctcn, ole eiuer ,lnteritiibung be.
nurten iommt fcne an @6rcn rctdle Garricrc
nit Der Ayrlc eiiIca bobrt glltcrS mo inter
Dem S6mcr8 icncr picen Srcluoc 81 @nbc.
IS miro oesbnb un9eoronet bah bteie ltnicrc
NurnNbmc in Grntofu uufqeHonUeH llno III
Der tdalt6en Hreiie pcr6iientlicbt uilo cine nh
ihrft az bic truucrube }Sitnpc llnierce babtn
Aci)ichencn Goleaen qeidlbi mCroe
Suhn NJ. Garter
ErGihcnt
Samcs Npaug,
t2GS) Sefrcidr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
SobtlidJe @ascrploiiOn in einem Nb'
Sugsfanal.

GborGelton, W.-9a., 81. Sept.
WGbreno 9lrbeiter in eiucm gro.
ben itGotiihen 9lb5ugSfanal bier am
@erfe mnrcn, erplooirte cine Guan-
titGt @us, meIdeS ans elmer leden
9i0bre entpihen mar ilno iib in DEM
@rnben geiah,elt Bate. Gin Static.
ner, Hamens @oiiiolo, oeiien Ssrau
m0 5luci ainoer in Stulien lcben,
lpuroe 10 idruer pcrbranht, onB &C,
binncn lpenigen MinOuten ltorb, lmo
cin 9teger, Namens Sobn ,Saf'on. er-
lit ebeniaQs tootlid)e 9ronomunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25

9ulut6, Wiitn., 81 Sept. -
Cine Spc5inlocpciGc bca oGpcninJ
&erolo" ans Nougbton, MiA, met
oct:
yWinu mlnfcIt, 0oB Der Iumpfcr
y,Sopnn" bon Der n9lntcr-&inle" NIT
Der gou5en Monnld)oit mb pieIen
FuliogicrenL pcltli6 pom Soo.aanol
untcrgCgongen lit. Gr perlleB Den
Sno IN Der Sonnto0 9tu6t mo crz
rcibte Wiorunctte nit # Stin0cn
NcripUtlnN. Sct0cnl bat mon nid)t9
mcbr bon ibnl 9cbort. oSnl bieIgen
@iircou Der Iompfcrllnie bcQt man
bie Sooiilllng, boB CT IN Der Nblte
Sib Nuu ;3uillbt Dor einem Stnrm
9eluht bot"
9ctroit Oiih, II. Sept-Sie.
liqc Nconltc Der o9lnfcr.2inic" CT.
fI0rcn. tic bcgten fcinc 9clorgnile
INN ben GnnIpIer nH5upon". 3cricibc
lei einin6 pcripGtet Seluc Enlio.
giere iin6 II bis - anoer 3obl. acin
Sturnl pon 9cbciitlmg bat oui bcm
SupIior 2ee 0c6errfd)t, rnO Der
Gonpier lit Gin 10 ieeiilhtiger. ooB
ibm Elm Gclu0bnIihcr Stnrln fcinc
crpdbnenSmertbc @eiobr bcreitcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Vanficrs in Vcratbnug.

atlantic Gitu Ms. "A.
Sept. - Die Sobrcs.Gouuention Der
o9ImeriCon 9onfcra' 9lilocintion" miro
morgen bier er0iinet. Die Orci 9lbtbei.
Ilngcn Ocriclbcn, meldlc beauitrugt
iino, Die sSrogcu iiber Srlllt'Gompags
nicL Sporbanfen imOn Clearing Son-
ies" 5ll er0rtern, traten ihon bellte
juiurnmen lno begunen ibre Serbanos
llngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Wprahls YrpScR.

goiie, rOobo, 2l. Sept. 49, 0ie
3uinmlllcnieblug Ser 5urp Dor pei-
der 8unoesienotor gornb peaen
2nnbihWinoeIS projciirt mcrOen ioG.
mllrOe bcllte 9iuhnlittog pollcnoet.
9ie 8ertbeioi0lutgSnnmGltc meroel
oar5nlcgen iudcn, Oob Die ocm 9lnge'
flogteu 5ur 2oit gelcatcn SonoIumgell
bo6ltens ais Elm &ergeben (O'isoe'
meonor) mo ni6t ais ein Serbre6en
6etrd6tct >uer0en fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
SIN Obio crtrnntcn.
NGhtlihc %crgniiatngSfabrt nimmt
cin Gmoc nit Sd)rcfcn.

Gicr W0nner fin0en Ocn Soo III ocn
Slutben lno rs anocre rettetcn
MIR nit Wtiibe on5 2cben. - 9c.
iorsmiiic I'm oaS sdidiul cineS
0nnpiers ouf Dem Supcrioriee.
-@ubniinnige Ml,ttcr eroroHelt
lire orci ai10er. IeutItbe Srau
unO i6r So6n unter Niftnorouns
floGe Dem @criht iibcrmieicn. -
Seine Stroic iiir Die .Gbcogo &
2llton @obn."
@nlGiopoli3, 9, 81. Sept
Ter @ololn Ncb0ltcr Der Sudt
n9lonbe Wi." crplobirtr gcitcrr
9lbcno ollf Dem ODio 9iiucr. SIS
bcionocn lcb - WiGnncr an Noro,
nclhe l1lnmtli6 ourcb Die Grploiion
ms MolIrr gel6Ieloert lplrocn, ln0
bier 0crlcIbcn ertronfen.
0ie Gpicr limo: Sobn &, G0moroS,
Glcrt i'm biciigcn Eoitont; 5. u.
Tinlmnn9, Elm 9lpotbetcr ou5 Nnrs
riapiQc, ". go; 6. $. @rofc, S5iilIS.
&olirer Der Grltcn Nntionol @ont
bon @orriapillc; 5. @iIlia 6ioolcr,
EpItmciItcr pon @orriapille uno &C.
trctGr 0pS @clt &irqinicr Gon9rcb.
Gomitc'S.
Seine Der 2cidcn lit iolueit onigc.
i1nOcn. s.. Is. Wc@ilniS, Glcrf
ocS &rci9Ncridta bon SorriSpillc,
uno ". 4. Wicicruc trugen iAlucrc
Nrouhpun0cn bupon. Gic 0crrcn
aus SorriauiiIc lunrcn nit elmer Wtl-
liftopcllc bier dngctonnclt nm cis
ncr groBcn &nn0uerltci9erltn9 bci-
5lnuobncn rn0 trotcn am 9tbcno
cine &crgnilgillg9Iobrt mlt 0cnn
6hliic an. 0oB mlh nllr Gin cin5i.
ger Mcnib olf Dem 5oGr5cugc nit
Dem 2eben cntfmn, lit Gin mobreS
Nhlnoer. Die Grploiion murOe onrD
cine 2atcrne pcrllriodt, luelde bont
9ad) ser auiilte berob ollf oic Wtas
ihinc iicl ltn0 oo3 @aloIn cnt5iln-
oetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
9ampfcr rSapau" ueripatct.

Ginigc @ciorgniiie I'M iciuc Sihcre
6cit, uclhe iebof nibt bon Ben
@eontcn ocr Clinic 0ct6eilt pcrs
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
GrsGaiiirer ueridnuuuocn.

y q ton VI ollge, 60, "a. Sept
- Oscar aonocrt, iriiberer &niiirer
Der Griten 9tutionul Dnnf oobier, iii
Derl6lulln0en, uno Dunbes s.gconltc
lobnoen oli i'm. Gr lit oes llntcr'
idlcifs bon $4,000 ongefIagt. Gu5
Geii5it murbe oenl Wernebmen nod
Dor iiber cincm Wionot eilt0edt mn
apnoert rno ieine Srellnoe boben
ieitoen Den grGBteu Sbeil Der Gum.
ne ericbt. Iie 8anfbeomten erfl1.
rem icb beirieoigt, olein Die Bun.
besbeborbe lit cntidloiien, aonoeri
Dor 0criebt 81 ltellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25

IN. uno %erinui bon 9lfien uno SbIieatips
ncn. &ediei uno Grebiibrieie nuf ollie balipis
id6liben Gthbie @uropas. glns rilo 8crfauf
tremoer Gjelolortcn. iumie gusferiigupe bon
@ollma6ien. Sdbiifslarien bon ullo nnd 9entfh'
lauo. (Ipril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-25
Gampasnc-@urflGngc

2incoln 9tebr., "a. Sept Ser
geute bier o69eboltene repl6lifuniid)c
.Gonoent nobm gei6liiiie nn,
iuelde oic Domination oes SetretGrs
3ait gum YrGiioenten empieblen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Marvellous Invention
Cures Weak Men
Patent Granted by the United States
Government.

i 81 e ( 7I4i &.
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OF this remarkable treatment, send
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
A Peculiar Law Point.

Newark, N. Whether wife liv-
ing apart from her husband under ar
ticles of separation is accountable. to
him for her actions is question
raisedlin proceedings for divorce here.
The suit has been brought before
Special Master John A. Miller, who
has requested Charles Elm, counsel
for the husband, who seeks the divorce,
to submit authorities on the sub
ject.
Samuel Wilderman's petition charges
that 1t is matter of public record
that on Aug. Is, 1905. a little more
than six weeks after their separation,
the one time be,arder, Benjamin Coop
er, and Mrs. Wilderman were married
by rabbi and that they are now liv-
ing together as man and wife.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
s1p0 Reward. 500.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Seek Revenge on Brother.

Chicago.1Thelr Dig brother mad
beaten them, they said and therefor
they must have revenge. So they piled
ties on the track of the Grand Trunk
railroad, so that when the train came
along of which their big brother was
fireman the engine would run into the
ditch and their brother be killed. Then
they would be revenged.
This was. the story which Albert
Betzloff, aged 13 years, and his brother
John, aged II years, who live with
their parents at 1889 Mansfield avenue,
told to Municipal Judge Going yes
terday afternoon, And having told the
story they were surprised to see that
his honor was surprised and annoyed
at the relation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Man and Tooth Come Out.


Lynnville, While ]. A. Beitel-
man was out driving yesterday he was
seized with jumping, agonizing
.toothache, and no dentist Within miles.
He tied piece of twine around the
tooth and tried to pull it himself, but
only succeeded in making the pain
worse.
He then resolved on heroic measures.
He tied one end of the twine to a spoke
Of one of the front wheels, then, brac-
ing himself, he gave his horse the CAD.
There was one revolution of the
wheel and both the offending molar
and Mr.. Beitelman came out. The jolt
was so severe, indeed, that he was
jerked out of his seat and fell headlong
on the shafts.
After doing few acrobatic stunts he
succeeded in stopping the horse, which
had started to run away. The jaw is
doing as well as can be expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Remedy for Diarrhoea-Never Known
to Fail,

81 want to say few words for
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. l have used this
preparation in my family for the past
five years and have recommended it to
number of people in York county and
have never known it to fail to effect a
cure in any instance l feel that can
not say too much for the best remedy
of the kind in the world IS. Jemison.
Spring Grove, York county. Pa. This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24

across the pommel, those sunburnt
troopers moved steadily down the
broad coulee. The troopers riding at
either side of Hampton wondering
still at their captains peculiar words
and actions, glanced curiously at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Divorce Faces Man Who Coughs.

Divorce Faces Man Who Coughs.
Hoboken, N. domestic happi-
ness is but dream said Martin Oil
yer of Jefferson street to Justice of the
Peace Seymour.
What is the lnatter?" inquired the
justice, sympatheticaly.
Matter! There's enough the mat
ter My wife threatens to apply for
divorce from me if don't stop cough
ing. Now, you know, there is no fun
in coughing, and no money in 1t, and
that no man would cough who could
help it, It's an affliction'
We'll, what do you want me to dor
asked the justice.
MY wife is coming here today to see
you about this matter. If you can per-
suade her to keep clear of the divorce
court and that / can't help coughing,
you will do me lifelong favor"
All right; when she comes I'll do all
can for you"
Oliver departed from the office with
smile upon his face.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
tPIunaes to Death in Can Of Milk.

Washington, Pa~-Raymond Lane,
year old, had several narrow es-
capes from death in one way and an
other, only to be finally drowned in a
can Of milk He was found this after
noon in the can, with his little legs
sticking UP in the air.
The little fellow, who >could just
walk, was fond of following his father
to the dairy, where he took a great
interest in the huge jars of milk and
cream
While his father was absent the
child began to toddle around among
the cans. When his father returned
he found the child dead in. one of the
jars. The baby had slipped in head
foremost and had been unable to ex-
tricate himself,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-24
Didn't Quite Mean II.

avery" said Mrs. Gayman, IT want
to send an important message to Aunt
Kate. Do you suppose can send it
soon enough by fast mail"
Certainly" answered Mr.. Gayman,
absent mindedly, reaching for his hat.
"I'll take it,