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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
II is the great med
zeal triumph of the
nineteenth century (;
discovered afteryears
OF scientific research
by DIR. Kilmer the
eminent kidney and
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

& the most good.
+ After adopting resolutions o
+ adjourned.
+*++++++ So +++++++'
Special to Daily Panhandle.
"Thc Club, the Club!
The Five Million Club!
In 1910
Wen have them then.
Five Million"
III Paso, Aug. 19.--The Herald
says This is the slogan of the Texas
Five Million club and at least 500
members OF the club from many cities
OF the state are here singing it.
Dallas, Houston, San Antonio,
Fort Worth, Austin, Amarillo, Min
eral Wells, Orange, Beaumont, Hills
boro and a number of the smaller
towns are represented and all come
for one common purpose-to boost
Texas, It is a great boosting crowd,
some of the states very best boosters
being in the number.
The trains were nearly two hours
late arriving, but the crowd of FL
( Pasoans who went to the union sta
ton to welcome the visitors instead
of decreasing increased until there
W ereseveral hundred of them there
when the special pulled into the sta
ton.
A subcommittee met the train at
Ysleta, welcomed the visitors and
distributed among them badges.
When the train arrived at the UNI
ion station and as the passengers
were alighting, Concha's' band played
an inspiring air. When the band
struck up Dixie" there was cheering
and some of the most enthusiastic
threw their hats in the air,
The Lufkn Hoo Hoo band OF six
teen pieces under the leadership of
T. A. Humason, also rendered sew
eral selections and made distinct
hit. This is considered one OF the
best bands in Texas and two years
ago at the Elks convention in Den
yer won the third prize.
Mrs. B. F. Hammett, chairman Of
the reception committee for the wom-
en-, was at the train accompanied by
Mrs. w. w. Turney, Mrs. ]. H. Ma
tons, Mrs. C. ]. Dean, Mrs. w. L..
Tooley and Mrs. NJ. L, Burgess.
The visitors we're escorted to the
city where they secured hotel accom-
modations. President Kirby, general
manager Rockwell and number Of
other prominent members of the
Five Million club were taken to the
Elks home, which is the headquar-
tiers during the meeting.
Opening Session of Club.
The opening session of the club
was held in the lodge room of the
Elks home, which had been tastefully
decorated for the occasion. Presi-
dent Kirby, after the club yell had
been given, called the club to order
and announced that former mayor
Charles Davis, of FL Paso, would
present Mayor Sweeney, who would
deliver the address of welcome on
behalf OF the city
Mayor sweeney's welcome was
most generous.
"Under ordinary circumstances 1T
would have been great pleasure for
me extend each member of the Five
Million club in the city a cordial well
come, was Mayor Swecney's opening
remark, "but have been requested
to extend that welcome to you col
lectlvely and / tender you a most
sincere and cordial welcome 1t is a
rare occurrence that the people of
che far West OF sx2s have ar OPP
portunity to meet such splendid
representation OF the business men
of the state as is here today. We
are awe out bore on the extreme
border and want to say right here
chat the loyalty of Ell Paso to Texas
Is of the warIhest. We desire to inn
press upon you the fact that Ell Paso
has always been and will always be.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAcK2

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news.
4 Spers is sure 10 know OF the wonderful
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

'Plalns that 10 would be TO the best =
} next meeting at Dallas. Mayor =
} Amarillo delegation, bowed 10 the =
ID. =
.neral Wells did not present the =
! enthusiasm was above selfishness. y
next meeting where II would do =
thanks the meeting at o'clock +
+ +++%++++%%++*%+@
loyal to the Lone Star state, her in
stitutions and her people,
I'VE desire as a city OF your state
to extend the glad hand of good fell
lowship and sincerely wish that our
state will have 100000 homes on
the farms and in the cities by 1910"
Mayor Sweeney was loudly cheer
ed.
President Kirby Responds.
President John H. Kirby, on behalf
of the club, responded to the address
of welcome by the mayor Before
proceeding with his address, Mr.. Kir-
by asked for a moment TO extend
thanks for a bouquet OF beautiful
carnations which had been placed
on the presiding officers table.
81 desire to extend my personal
thanks for these beautiful flowers"
said Mr., Kirby. They are my ia
vorites and / appreciate the gift
highly. They show that the club
has the interest and encouragement
OF the women of our great state and
also that we have the assistance OF
that queenly woman OF the West,
Mrs. B. F. Hammett, OF FL Paso."
Mr.. Kirby than proceeded In his
happy way to respond to the address,
Of welcome. He said in part.
con behalf of the Five Million club
| must heartily thank Mayor Swee-
ney and the citizens of Ell Paso for
this most generous welcome. We
knew that when we started west we
would be extended the glad hand and
that we would see something when
we arrived in FL Paso. This splendid
city nesting in the far southwest
corner Of our great state is one OF
which every Texan is proud. Ell Pa.
so is not only becoming the metropo.
lis of Texas, but 1t is already the me-
tropolis of two territories and a re-
public.
1--WE will take lessons from Ell
Paso 1t is fitting and proper that
the members of the Five Million club
are holding its meeting in this pro-
gressive city and it will result in i'm
measurabely good to the club and to
the entire state. 1t will be good to
us to take lessons from the men and
women of the Pass City on how to
cooperate and build a city. BY pull
ing together with one common pur-
pose we will succeed.
81 am reminded that there are
other cities on the map and | take
pleasure in calling upon Mayor Will
A. Miller, Jr., of Amarillo, to tell us
something"
Amarillors Mayor Speaks.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

bladder specialist and is wondettully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh OF the bladder and
BriRhts Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but II you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble II will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried il, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp Root, and how to
fndouti you have kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address TO DR.. Kilmer ES8S-m.
& Co., Binghamton, n \ I, N.
N. Y. The regular N \,
6fty-cent and one '-=.es -
dollar size bottles are Homo Of swamp Root
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
gwamp-Root, Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Bipghamtou, n. y, OF
every bottle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22
AmarilIos Mayor Speaks.

Mayor Miller promptly obeyed the
order" Il have been taken by
surprise many times but this Is the
most complete proposition | have
ever been up against" he said. "They
say that we are in the north end of
the Texas star. 1t Is long distance
to FL Paso but to get the reception
we received here Is fully worth the
while. am surprised to find such
large city as Ell Paso out here on
the border. Eleven years ago when
was here the city was ot,,half as
large as it is now. Today III Jaso is
city in every sense OF the word
with elegantly paved streets and mag
niflcent people. And that hospitality
of its people is the best ever.
Cooperation and get up and go
spirit of the people have made the
city. Ell Paso belongs to Texas and
will always be a part of Texas. We
will not give you up no matter what
comes.
81 have prepared speech but 1t
is not for this time. You, will hear
from me later. Before ! sit down l
would like to state that / am in ia
vor of holding diamond jubilee in
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

This remark brought cheers from
all In the room.
Mr., Wortham's address was one OF
the features OF the opening session
OF the club.
Mineral Wells Wants Meeting.
Mayor F. c. Highsmith, OF Mineral
Wells, asks the Five Million club to
holds us next meeting in his thriving
little city.
Mineral wells is the place for the
next meeting OF the club" said May
or Highsmith. I'VE have the loca,
ton, the railroad rates. the water
and everything else. We promise a
royal good time to the members OF
the club II they select Mineral Wells
as their next meeting place,
City Officials From Amarillo.
The whole official family
came down from Amarillo TO attend
the Five Million club convention
Mayor Will A. Miller, Jro chief Of
police John snider, fire Chief Tom
Miher apd alderman w, L, Thomp-
son are among the city officials on
the special train that brought the
AmArilloites here,
A delegation OF fifty citizens,
headed BY Mayor Will A. Miller, Jr,
is here attending the Five Million
club, The next meeting OF the club
is wanted at Amarillo and the dele
gates here from the Panhandle are
making a warm fight.
Mayor Miller Is himself one Of the
biggest boosters in Texas and there
are several others In his delegation
who are about as good as he in that
line.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

address TO DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
stty-cent and one
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-22

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
"Thc Club, the Club!
The Five Million Club,
In 1910
Wen have them then.
Five Million"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Der Nufgo6c, nad) fiinltlcrii6er Ser
feinCrlng. &iinItlcr BON glltcnl N}o=
men purOcn heran9e5ogcr, nelte $40
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bright, ni6tS miro inns in 0ieier flei.
men crlciellen IltsItellrtlg ge5etgt,
Dos nid)t Die 8iQigung oeS &oiierS
geflnoen bate. Neben Dem guten
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itiliiirtc, bon bunter &ogcll6oar nm.
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9lumentopicn mo leud)tenoen Size
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Sobrifbcrrn. Ser Safer BON Mhan-
5cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Sid)tcr Snmor.

Giftor Sdeifel, Der 9idter bes
.Srompeter BONG ddingcn," empfing
emit, ols er nod in Gopri nauf Don
9iego's Sad)e ipie Elm &oter aui.
nno obging," einen Brief bon eiitetl
Sreunbe oabeim. Ger 9riei mar TN.
i%ronfirt uno foitete nidt menig.
Srobbem nobm i'm Sdeffel an fanb
aber nidts iueiter oarin, oils Die
@orte: "gS gebt mir iebr quit"
Sdeffel lodte unb ididte nod ielbi.
gen Cages Elm groBes Eafet an iei-
men Sreunb ob, ebenfalls %nnfran.
firt. Ger gmpfanger be5ablte ipiaig
oos bobe Yorto, in Ser Soffnung,
burd) ben Snbalt bes Gadets reidlid
enti6Goigt 81 lperoen, beilen S6pere
ollf etmos @ertbpolles idlieBen lieb.
Er fano a6er 81 ieiner llcberraidnng
nihts BARN, alS eillen groBen Bic.
gelItein nnO sic @orte: n9ei Der
@a6ri6t, ooB cs Dir gut gebe, fiel
mir beifolgenoer Stein bonn Ser
sen!"
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9lnna Darn Differ.

Is itarb am 81. glpril 1907 3u 4artpius.
6ariorosFouo, Faltimore.G oltrtD, Nto, AmG
MarD Wlilier, gelie6te Satin bon ~glnortas
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tbrer ISobnlill1 III lartpiue. @arfurbz Jiono. Bal.
ttlnnresG nulltb, Mo. ule nab Der Ct. SnfcpbS
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luirb. mo Damn uuf bcm nSt. Soiepb6 56ricb
bpfe" iiutt. Ner1p1note mo 6reultoe fun udDs
iuneSOou eingeInoeIt, b~erfel6en bci5liuolnen.
g8ie lit ole Srenuln9 bod 70 fdner,
Sic liehen @Iter1 iiuo niht meDr!-
SalIm bab Der Cob Die %siutter nabm,
.Siillt infer Scr8 Elm idlperer 8ram:
Ser Batter 1T geitorben.
&eIlpallt Ut nun ols Giterubnlis,
sins mn oas Iiio're 9ing biHGIs,
Die gIlllncl limb Oeroorben!
G1S-DO) 't.
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Sas Gnbc beS rnmGniId)cn Sancrn.
Mnfitanbes.
orreponben5 aus 9ufa
ret.

@aS iid Dor einigen Eagen crit
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folg Oes gegenlpGrtigen Winiiteriim13
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bat, lit italmenStpertb. @Gbrcno baS
Wtiniitcrtum Gantoclt5eno in ocn
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3iigel am 9ooen ihleifcn lieB uno
fopfloS Sruppcn bierbin nnb oortbin
cntlonote, mabreno Scr Iufitano int
ncr iucitcr I'M ii6 grift lit eSSturb.
81 9elungcn, in etipa bier TogenSerr
Der Situation 81 ncroen ltno 1T
nidt 9on5 elmer ISOLDE oen Inf=
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menigitens iomeit Die GorgGnee in
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fremOpolfiidc Gnflapen eriltiren, allf
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lpitematii6e 9%erbetungen bltrd) @gi'
totpren Itottgefunoen. Sbeils iinb
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feiior Sorgos ei1en 6llberit gefGbrli-
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nidt ipe5iea rumdmniib lit, beion-
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3eit tit linn iein SanOiperf in Solge
Ser poaig Acknowledgements timmilhg
i'm Solfe griinblib gelegt. Gr befin-
set li6 in @ufareIt, iorgiam bon iei-
men Inb1ngern betpa6t, ba er piel-
lcidt ni1t obne @runb bon Seiten
ser ruinirten @oiaren einen Inidlog
ollf iein 2eben befiird)tet. Ill6 anar-
6iltii6e Sebereien ideinen bier nit
gepirft ST. baben, oie bielleidt aui
ruiiiibe @eitatoret 5uriidgeben ober
o,lf Die nod INNER III &umdnien be-
finbliden .Yotemfins "Matroien glor-
reiden Mngeoenfens. Sebcnfals lit
Dor menisen Sagen cine groBere Slit
5abl boz, ibnei,, Die in ben Yetrolelrm-
@ruben arbeiterL gefangen geiest
morben. S6lieBlih iheint es aud
nidt ausgeidloiien, bob bon bulGari-
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Riniom Gupf'S

iuuhlbeFannie S75 Yeeroignnaeu umIaFea:
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sutiben, 9ueS, GtlbIe, 2i9ter, 2eudter nHb
9rdperie'n.
AneS punHdnbis $7b. 3etne gStra.epeieH.
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dnDere Yecrotgung $50, 500 nnb $I40.
Nurtb. uu6 BreenM0nnt.NOeane.
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Scrlincr 9ricf.

Berlin m1dIt. - @altli6es.- @oielt
MISUNDERSTANDING! @iin5burg
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mir: nS6aoe, Dab 0u bier ST. Soilie
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Berlin natiirliG ie6r beiputoerten)
ipGrliden aieiern uno Seltoiuer Hii-
6eufeloer binter li6, Damn fongen Die
eriien WietbSfaiernen : 9olonien oil.
Gin paar 6rfeobofc oosmiiden, @ii-
teriduppen, @eflamei6iloer II. bin-
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36iQip Samntau.

6S itarb ON n. s(pril 1907 nu1 ~Idnaerent
2eioeit Hbiliip S,amman, ~geiiebicr @utte bon
4oltin Seminar. I'M 9lltcr bon "a Snbrcu. Sic
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@iQinln 8. Oiobplt,

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gdno. mar nit benz 2eBiereu iu16reuo Der IeBteu
liebeh Sabre in 8ei1Hftstbeilbaberidalt. Stes
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ipilnfbt. NIiBige Freifc. Hr, S5i, 2inoena
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'Nf''If'sl
@on Sen aiiiicn, sic Scr trolrigc
apri( oeS So6rcS 1907 ser Groe &C.
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bot cS IN 0cn pielcn Sobren nod fci=
mem glpril ein 10 id)lcd)tcS Hel.
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tur 9lQeS 8ng6nft 5llrild, ulro Die ar
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Die groBe gefieoerte 9npelle bereitS
Die Snitrlrmente geItimmt lno ibrc
Gorpro6en ~obgebolten bot, nm sic
groBen Go1t5erte I'M Sreien 81, begin-
men. 2ie idone Scenerie oo5u un0
of oas 2oden u10 8erben oltf Ser
T%riiblinasilur ODER I'M len5prddtigen
@nlbe unO oos CONCERT Ser @olo-
nno @ieieniGnger, oie mil6e, meid)e
Sen5esluft, Der mornle %2ebenSooemL
Der moftooa enipor Quilt - oas lit
ctmos fir ben %lti,benmiioen 0eiuor-
ocnen Weni6en. sl6er es mllb ollCb
etrpos 2en5 in ser eigencn 9ruIt iein,
oenn:
user feinens tSriibling bot, oem 6liiht
or nid)t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Af6ert 6. SnGer,

2eidIeubcitatter uno GinbaIiamircr.
Ra6foIoer bcs perftUrbeneu Ism. G. 8r9. gGar
ipdbreno Der Ietteil "a Sabre bef6ditigt. 3es
Iepbon: gSUlfe 2203. Sieiclbe Bcbtelur9 miro
Bueeiihcrt uro nm 2bre inrtgeictte .turoi6nit
crniilib eriu6t. WtaBige Breife. Erioat'glntbils
lana. u15-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Muiulano'S tiirfiidjc 8Gber,
Ganitable. 0ebaube, Yoitamt De8eu. etets often.
(Wua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Sobn Serpis e SoIyn,
2eldenbetatter nnb Ginbalfamirsr,

VT. 2UUS, DtIcnHssStrntt.
0Ap etggefG1tt: Tr. b24. Eaftern-aDenne.
SfgblaubtuwH, Baltimore. GunutA.
gDtr 6dben in i~irferer Ianeeit @efhiftSpraStS
Brofii aufrieoen. Die feinften &utf4rn ~seIieferi
fir Sod3eiten, llnterbaltunaeu uuo anbere @e'
leeenbeiten. 9eioe Telephone. (Waai2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Spbn @. Eenfcl,
Vr. S01-S03, ASeit. 5aDette.str,, ode Jren,pnt.
lit Der 2eidenbeftatter,
peI6er aIIt ~gluftriee itets 5ur 3ufriebenbett
aitsfibrt. 9ie bon ibm bebaltoelteu 2etheil
fbnneil 8o6en lang Iie9en, obne bic 9erin9iteIi
arabuirte @inbaIinrirerin uno lit Die gebunbt
luna bon grandchildren beren Gp"Sialitdt.
8eibe Telephone, GdH1O,1O
gbriItian Willcr,
qeidhenbeftatter unb Ginbalismtrer,
R%urbptt.Gde Sefferion.etr. uno Muutiorb.aue.
8,peia: Nr. 1924. Sisblanb.Aue. piehlaaototuu.
MdBise 9reife.
6. & 8. .Ybore - aBoIfe 22o0.
(SuIi20. 12lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Ga CT ltebt Dor Der Ebiir, Scr @ona
nemono, lpie i'm 0ie 9llten Ncnonnt
babcn, mo pom Dem Der SdllcIier b.
2ogou Dor iait orcibunoert Sobrcn
10 iinnig ioug:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
SOnntug, Den %. Npril 1907.
&icrscbn SCitcn.
Sunntags.E

Ger Moi lit olf Dem @c8c,
Ser Moi lit Dor Scr Ebiir;
SIN @orterL olf Den @icicn
Sbr 9liimlein founmt bcriilr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Gieicr Monot 1T cilt &rlB,
Gen Ser Simmel gicbt Scr GrOc,
CAB lie, jebunO Ici1c Srullt,
9iinftid cine Mlttter meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

geihdttsTIarsr G. II. SetnS, BobrunG:
Is. & g. 121 70 29aIbroot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

n0entnr FIR @afbIu8ton It. Tifriit Columbia:
Spul. S%anuemnnu. 1915 Marion Ct, ". ".