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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
"aiue 1ne tl.at icttcr,n he said stcrnln

Giue Re tltat letter. he said stcrnly.
don't you Think We oil of us had
friends 0nce-tn another world as I'll
seems to me but If any of us like to
remember we had them surely it's that
mans business and not ours. He's n
better man than most of u.s.. and his
letters the last thing that we should
meddle with. We wouldn't have done.
It once, and we won't now His tenn
perate tone surprised himself, but 1t
merely showed how every sensibility
had lost Its edge. Two months ago he
would have argued such q point with
his ready hands.
{. Meanwhile tho reader had decided
not to fight, being an insufficient num-
Der OF inches bigger and broader than
Tom and having still In his ears the
thud with which the scourger fell.
But neither was he going to give In
like a man, because men were scarce
in those heavy irons. Accordingly he
retained the letter n little longer be-
fore handing It to Tom, with mock
ing bow.
I'VE won't, won't WEI" he sneered.
"Well, us It 'appens, we won't, for.
more OF That rot couldn't read Is !
was paid. Rnt ron look out. my spe-
eIal! IL you've come ERE to give your
self airs, well soon learn ye.- It's lucky
for you I'm In such a good temper or
you'd have gone of this table bit diff
ferent, you blighted young upstartw
Tom had IN fact taken his chains in
his hands and Jumped Off. It was
when lie was on the ground, with his
( bnck turned, that the direct abuse was
hurled. Others sided with the speaker
and added their maledictions to hla
yet the group about Butter tfon 90 the
poor lad was ealleil dispersed at Toms
approach, and he returned the letter to
It's writer with look that might have
made his guardian angel dry her tears,
for after many days there was kind-
ness in his eyes once moro.
Here, Butter" he said; sstake it, and
for Gods sake not word, You're a
better man than I AM or you wouldn't
have written at all There. shut up!
Gratitude. forsooth! lfyou must show
some, don't set me thinking"
( But the lads emotions We're aroused
too thoroughly to be soon allayed.
They had the corner now to them
selves. and lie was crying like a girl.
Tom cnvied him his tears.
"Read it through" sobbed the yonnf
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
cspyriSh. 1896. BY CHARLES
scRlBNER's SONS.

:s'o ii Z; ii 81 ii +: q 500 @&&
detected the lad first blushed and then
offered to read them what he had writ
ten. whereupon lie opened his lips and
riDald stream poured forth, but me-
andercd, slackenel, faltered and was
soon cut short.
Hes making 1t up as he goes along"
cried several. He never wrote that at
ALL
well sec what he did write," said
one who was at hand. cutting the lad
and snatcling the unfinished letter.
With cry and an uncouth chime
from his irons, the young convict at
tempted to retain his property. 1t tore
In his hand, and a dozen more held
him down while the possessor dragged
hts chains on to one of the long. rude
tables and stood up to read the letter
In silence broken only by the pro-
tests of the wretched writer.
My ever dear mother md father"
the brute brawled out, "I received
Your kind and welcome letter on the
31st Of January, and happy was to
read the delightful letter which re-
ceiyed from you that day. Ahem!
Can't he pitch 1t in? oh, how Apply
/ am to ear that you are so comfort
able and well. Oh, my dear mother
and father, l 'ope my brothers and
sisters will mind what you say to them
better than ever L done, for you see
what 1t is to be 'eadstrong.' Fad
strong, eli? Stop bit; now we're
coming to It! oh, my dears, 'ope
you will make yourselves as comfort
able as you con, for perhaps never
may see you again in this world, but
'ope I shall In the next, where 'ope
to be a comfort to you all, so God bless
you all, my dears, forever y
Flo got no further, nor had many at
tended to tho last sentences. The lads
unavailing protests had ended in YER
table wailing and gnashing of teeth.
It was this that had aroused Tom
from his letharsy, and lie also was
now upon the table, elanking down
the length Of It to where the reader
stood:
One or two mistook his Intentions.
'That's it-you read it, said they, hut
the most OF them read Toms face.
"Give me that letter. he said stern
~, halting before the man.
"(Ave who it?'' roared the other.
"oh, it'a you. eh?" he added and seem
ed In doubt.
LADS cried Tom, selling his oppor-
tunity, "this is going a step too far,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
By
E.W. H H

Author Of "RaHles.
the Amateur Cracks
man." "StinsAree."
Etc. -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27

fellow, forcing the torn letter upon his
champion, and to please him Tom pc
rused it from beginning to end.
{ Awhile ago 1t would have made him
laugh and cry; now he read it unmoved
save by bis own Indifference. 1t con-
tanned touching lie, describing the
writer rs being still very happy with
the master who months since had sent
him to the iron gang. The rest was a
wondrous jumblc-"and inform you
that Shaiks is very bad in this country.
We Outlines see them fourteen to fif-
teen feet long. Parrots l.; az thick MS
crows in your country, ks:nyaroos. too.
and 1t is night here wien it is day
there, but Arthur Smith, do not know
where lie Is. Mutton is i'd. h.. beef
But he had written no farther, and
Tom said: THANK you, Butter 1t
should make them happy" MS lie re-
turned the letter. He felt that he
ought to be touched, and he was not.
His heart seemed turned to stone when
suddenly he felt 1t quicken.
The lad had simply said, "My name
isn't Butter; It's Bhtterfield."
"a Yorkshireman? You talk like
one! cried Tom, with n most painful
fash of memory. Once more he was
n lucky, hopeful, penitent sinner in a
sweet smelling wagon on n night in
spring, with Blaydes' watch ticking no
warning in his pocket and with vivid
mental picture Of Blaydes himself smil-
ing wistfully across the stile, beside
which he was even then lying dead.
aye" said young Butterfield, poor
old Yarkshire! l doubt I'll ever see it
again. My folks have left there an
ALL"
Tom had more flashes. He was get
ting used to them now.
where did they move to?'
IA little place they cali Hendon,
an it was me that drove 'em there by
getting into trouble! Oh, it was me
disgraced them all and drove them
aways'
Tom let him talk, but said little more
7 In return. 1t was Jonathan Butter
fields son. How 1t brought all that
back to him! True, 1t was not year
ago, but it seemed a lifetime. It was
terrible to think of the little time and
the stupendous change. Tom Erickson
saw himself as lie had been and as he
was, aud the mental vision hurt him
more than the material one which the
stockade barber had shown him in a
glass. He could not tell Butterfield
that he had known his father. Nothing
was to be gained by telling him. 1t
would lead to his telling more, aud how
could he speak OF things Of which the
mere thought was become torture SO
refined and SO exquisite?
His eighteen inches were a very rack
that night. He was thinking of Claire
for the first time In many weeks She
would hold him guilty still. How could
she do otherwise? His sweet friend
/ held him guilty when he was Innocent
and his enemy, the major, held him in.
nocent when guilty. Oh, the irony
the bitter irony, that had made worse
man of him when he was bad enough
already! All the foul night he lay toss.
Ing in his noisy chains. His wild eyes
were neyor closed. Yet once the
thought stole over him, had he been
worthy Of Claire when she loved lin
would NIL this ever have been? And
after that he lay quieter-his heart
knew why.
ITO be continued)
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
Endorsed by Tho County,

The most popular remedy in Otsego
County, and the best friend Of my
family, = writes VIM. M. Dietz, editor
and publisher of the Otsego journal,
Gilbertsville, N. Y, is DR.. Kings
New Discovery. It has proven to be
an infallible cure for coughs and colds,
making short work. Of The worst OF
them. We always keep a bottle in the
house. / believe it to be the most
valuable prescription known for Lung
and Throat diseases. Guaranteed to
never disappoint the taker, by P. A..
Clemmer. Price Soc and $1.0O. Trial
bottle free. ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
Hall Does Great Damage.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 16.-Hail
fell in many sections of North Dakota
Wednesday and added TO the already
enormous losses this season from
this source. The storm started near
the Canadian boundary. A strip a
mile wide was hailed out at Sarles.
Many farmers lost all they had The
hail losses in North Dakota will ex-
coed the earnings of insurance com
panies three-fold according to an in
snranee man,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
Frost ii Minnesota,

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Aug. 2l.--Frost
hit the low places Monday night and
many corn nelds were ruined. The
bulk of the wheat crop is ripe and out
of danger, but few Of the late fields
may be affected.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
MaailI Trial in Macon County

Bloomington, ILL.,. Aug. 21.-Judge
Cochrane has announced that the Ma
gill case will be taken on a change of
venue from Dewitt county to Macon
and that he with allow a continuance
ia the November term.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27

eRetapsins Fever" Ia New York.
New York, Aug. 21.-Two cases Of
rare and strange disease known as
"reiapsing fever" have appeared in
the Beth Israel hospital here. The
natients are mother and daughter.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27
Fer Sale,

249 aiaA farm with modern improve.
ment. Protection Of 400 evergreen.
trees, some maple and willow, also a
good orchard on place, distance to
Cresco market 8 miles, school / mile,
cheese factory 8 miles, store at Davis
Corners 4miles; 8 miles southwest of
Howard Center. For price, write to-
or call on FRANK DRTNA, r. +, D.
No. 8, Box 81, Cresca Iowa. est
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All druggists sell it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27

ssMy child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. applied
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. The pain
ceased and the child sank into restful
sleep, MRS. Nancy M. Hanson, Ham
burg. N. Y.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-27

Can't leek we'll, eat we'll or feel we'll
with impure blood feeding your body.
Keep the blood pure with Burdock
Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exer-
else, keep clean and you will have long
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-20
Gcttcn'S Sefrauoutiun.

gt em SrlennS, 13. Sept. -
Girginio 9feeO, cine biibide 9tcgcrin,
mclhe, luie GboS. 6. 2ctten mittbcilt,
$4,000 bon 0cn 100000 crbicIt,
ucl6c er I'M Steucr0ienlte oes Stoa,
teS oeruntreute, nahte bellte einen
SelbltmorOpernl6, inoem lie in bas
8oDou ST. SSo6n lprang. Sic iplroc
jeopd Gerauage5ogen, che lie crtronf.
Scttcr, pclhcr nlS Glerf ilnStdatS-
Steiterbilrcan nngcitcat mar uto am
leBten Wontng pcrlhlpan0, lpuroc,
pic idon aelncloct, 9eItern am sSlllB.
ufcr per6aitet. Gin Mamn iob i'm
BORT itebcn ulO mclOcte OieS Der go.
lBci. 9llS Oie IetcftipS famen, inb
2etten inter ieinem 9tegenihirm lmo
las ben 9erid)t iiber ieine llnteridla,
gltng in elmer Morgen5eitltng Gr
lagte, eS lei 10 bciB gelpeien, ltno Oa
er iid) 5llm Selbihnoro nidt entIflie.
ben fonnte, babe er Die 3eitltng &C.
leien. Sor Dem Eoli5ei. .Snipeftor
uno Der @ronb.Surp erflGrte 2etten
oob er oen gr0bten Gbeil oeS @eloeS
an Die crlp0bntc Hegerin perihluenoet
babe, oie in einen biibih eingerihtes
ten Sauie I'M alten irun5oiiiden
Guortier ser Stnot pohne uno oic
piel @rilnocigcltGum ongefauft ia.
ben ioa. Ser grobte 5bcil oes Gel
oes, lpeldcs CT iDr gab, ioa oerart on.
gelegt uno MIR lpenig fir ibren eigc.
nen lluterbalt ousge9eben luoroen
fpiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-20

ais S6reiber oes General Gommott.
ooS flngirtc, cridloIien oilfgcfllnoen
moroen. Mnbrldeinlih banat Der
Nft nit Der olSge0ebnten Spionoae.
9Iiioirc 5liontmcuL iiber pelde lpie.
ocr6olt beridtet lullrbe.
Gllerlei Sntereiiontes.
Der lt1otilhe Gtat BON Berlin ipeiIt
cincn llebcrihuB bon t415 WiiIlionen
Otorf ollf. 9ln bieicin giinltigen gr.
gcbniB iino belonberS oie offentliden
slnltaltcn 6ctbciligt, Die 8oSmerfe in
crIter Sinie.
Die Sonblrg glmerito 2inie
miro Den Serfebr olif Der neuen 81.
nle 9tem Dorf Stettin in aller..
ndhltcr 3eit beginner. 0ie 8orbe-
rcitllngen lino, oanf energiihen Gin
lcbcnS oller &rGfte, ioit pollenoet.
Gin glft oeS GunooliSrnus miro
aus glltcnblrg berihtet. Der oortige
beriibntte 5fotbrllnnen lit nit elmer
ibcnoen t5liiliigfeit gcibdnoet NOR
ocn. Die eifrigen poli5eilihen Iadl-
Torl6ltngcn boben biSlang fein gr-
gebniB gebobt, bod bofit man bent
Sbdter nod oui Die Spur 5l fonl-
men.
n
sIui trngicbc 8eilc bat, mic belite
ans DRESDEN genleloct miro, Der Iidl.
lild)e &onnnerberr allrt b. 9orloiuis
ben Zoo geillnoen. Der llngIiidlidr
ltolperte olif Der Sugo ilber einen
@anmoIt lmo fam 5l Salle. 0abei
entluo ldb iein 8enebr, rno Die ga.
Dung orong ibm IN Die YruIt.
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3uci Sinber uun ocr Wnttcr crluiirat

SSnbustom H. "a, t3. Sept. -
0sortin uno Catherine, jwci fIcine
ainoer ser 6rou Catherine Shomo5,
elmer Sniuiiin oeS Cambria County,
sIrmcnboll'cS, ,ulroen m1Drcno ser
IcBten 9tnft in ibren @etten ertpiirgt
nno Die Oiutter bot naf I0ngcrenl
2ell1neu eingeltonoen oab Iie sic
Sbat bcging. 9llS @runo oafiir giebt
lie on, lie bobr gciiirhtet, oob ibr
Gbemonn, peIher 5nr ,3eit eincr
Straltcrnlin i'm 9lrbeitsbollie Der.
bringt, neil er icine Samilie pernod.
lGiii9tc, ibr oie beioen ainoer rad
iciner Gntlniiing obncb!ncn mer6c.
sSrau Sbonlos bat nod 5nci SoIne
i'm 9llter bon iehs uno 5ebn Sobrcn
llno iie perlldtc, oieielben fllr5 boz
Der Srog0oie IN ibr 3immcr SIT lofen,
ucrmutbli6 in Ser 9tbIibt,, iic eben.
fall5 5ll erlpilrgen.
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8citcrc Scrabicbana pon 1Sabrraten

80 II, Moli., i3. Septembcr.- -
Die 2eplonb-Iontpicr 2iliic bot Den
Yaiingierpreis fir oic critic &oiiitc
alf Der 6dbrt 5luiidcn bier uno Si'
perpool bon $40 ouf $50 berabgeiest
Gie 2eplonb.2inie lit benz geiipicl
Der Gunoro- nnb ser @bite Stars2i.
nie sefolgt. slls 9eitern Ser Gampfer
,Ganooinn" nod uuter ben altel
5abrpreiien in See gine, befano iif)
nibt Elm ein5iger Eoiiagier al gorb.
Der Iompfer r@iniireoian" miro Ser
critic Inmpfcr Dicicr 2inic icin, Der
am n1hiicn Wiiitiuod) inter ben
ncren ,SnGrroten nnd 2iperpopl ub.
gebt. Seute mur6e auh befannt &c.
gcben, ooB bic. 0iinilnaIrote Ger
@bitc Star12inic bon $3.50, unter
uclher geitern Ole nGimric" in See
ging. aiif $50 erbobt moroen lit.
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jeBt i'm 8an5en "a Grfrunflrn9en lmO
13 SooesfGIle an Ser Eeit bier eingc.
treten. Die Ge0irruna3 9Lcr5tc mic
ocr1oIen Die Seriiderlmh 0oB feline
Seiabr elmer gr0Bcren Gpibcnic ppr-
Iicgt. H.
I'm cine &erbreitltng Der bier IN
pcrcin5clten6Gllen nlf9etretenen 9cll-
lenpelt 5ll pcrbiitclL bubcn bic Suni,
t1tsbeboroen 6elbloiien, fir ieoe IN
Der Staot nnb i'm Golntp gefnn0cne
Matte 5cbn Gents ST be5ablen 9Iu6
wurben Goridriitcn in 9e5ug ollf Die
Nblperrllng mo glllsr0u6erlng bon
Salllern, aus uel6en peroaftiGe
&ronfe no6 Dem Siolirboipitol ge-
bro6t iurrben erIniien.
Sei ben Eeit-Gpioemien in China
nno SnOien bot man sic GrfabrlmN
gemodt, ooB Die Hotten ol5 Serbrei.
ter Der Selhe bienen.
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0cinc Wnabc fir Stcnslanb.

Solicit, Sis, 10. September. -
Der Yegnabigungs @eridtsbof bat
bas @eiil1 Inn gcgnuoigun9 Yaul 8.
Stcnslono's, iriiberen 8rGiioenten
Der .Wilmaufee 9lpenue Sapings
gonf" in Gbicngo, perporIen uno
Stenslano miro oen poQen Straitcrs
min, Sll lpelbenl er perurtbeilt lplir'
be, ob5uiisen Doben. StenslanO rlli-
nirtc bcfonntlih bie erm1bnte ganf
burb llnterihleiie mo brannte
ihlieBlid, ourh. gr lpuroe in sllgier
feitaenolnlnen tno oil Die Ser. Staa-
ten ailsgelieiert.
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Slncp.W

Oi / D 0letoiu II, H'D.. IA. Sept,
49, @ic Der 0iitriftsnmpolt beute an,
fiinOigte, miro Der Bro5eB gegen
Charles $. 9toocrs, lpeIher an9eflaat
it, in bieliger @egcno Dor 5iuei Sa6-i
rem oic 9riioer Sreb. ". ilno @illis
SIncp mo Ole Sohtcr ibrer Salss
bGlterilL 2Iicc Sugerid, ermoroet au
bobcn, III Dem om 7. Ottober begii-
uenoen Scrnlin oes Sbergeridts in
@oiben sur gcrbanolltng fommeu.
Stogcrs purOe Dor etipa iehs DPonn-
ten in Sos 2lngeles, Sal, uerbaftet.
Sm Ero5eB ipirO uernlltblib @eiitess
tranfbcit oeS 2llgeflugten porgeihiitt
Wer0en.
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@cridiittct nnb critift.

Set + le6 m Ea., IA. Sept. -
9ci Der 5eritellilng zines 9(b8uasgra.
benS bel Der 9lnlage ser ,getbleben
Steel 60" in Sarcon nuroen oie bel.
ben ans oem 9luSlanoe Itanmcnoen
9lrbcitcr 2eiuis aonter nno grocl
8abar ollrd ploblides ginitiir5en Der
gSanoe oes @rabens in Die 5ieie ge.
i6leiioert ino pollitdnoig perldiittet
nIlo eritidt. grei anoere 9lrbeiter
famen nit mebr ooer minocr erniteh
8crletungen bnpou.
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Yctti6unc inn !Spipital.

9oiie, Soabo, IS. September. -
@co. 9l. Bettibonc, lpelher bcr Diit-
id)ulo on Der GrmorOung oes @ouuer'
neurS Stcuneuberg be5idtigt lit,
muroe 1cute in cin Sooipitol gebradt,
no CT elmer Operation llnter5ogcll
lperoen IoQ. Sein 3ultono miro als
fritiih be5eidnet. Seine weiteren
8erbonblmgen peroen porlouiig in
ieinem Yro5elie itattiinben.
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Spfcr Der Ycnlcnpcit.

SnnUrancisco 0, 13. Sept. :
G6onQ Mon @o, Er1iiocnt Der vGbi.
neIiihcn Sed)s Gpnpagnien," piiroc
beilte III 9tr. TAP, SncrnllelltoItrobe
in Chinatown. olS Seid)e geIlnoell.
Gr mar ser geitlenpeIt erlcsen. Gin
ariehii6er 9(rbciter, ipelder in cillen
Sauie an Der @rrenitrabe, nabe Der
Waiierironte, erfrallfte, lit cbenidlls
aeltorben. Seit Dem 81. Mai iino
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NicMlnahans tritt anriif.

ct. @onis, 13. September. -
Ser @orliter bcs republifaniihell
Stonts.Gonitc's, 5bonos g. Nico'
oingboils, bat in Der beutigen
GpnitcySiblng rcii0nirt. Ios Cont
tc pdhlte MoIter 9. IideD BON aan-
ias.Gitp 5int Gorlibcr.
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Saft pcrlpGtet.
Z rnttlr Mnih 70 q

Scottlc, @aib., 13. September
Ter Gonlpfer o0iinneiota" bott
Der r8reat giortbern Stennibip Co., =
uuf Incident ii6 ariegsiefret1r @nt
$. 5nft, iomie 6r. 3bos. 5. S'grieil.
Der gotihafter an Sapan, befinoelL
ita6 crit bellte uon Sntitb's Gooe aiiS
in Gee. Gr lit So Stunoen, ODER
nobe3u orei polle Gage uerip1tet. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-20

9ei citer .9iauferei 5luiiden
Stn0cnten Der Yllroue ltniueriitdt
in Sofapette, eSno.. ilno lt1Stiiden
StroIhen iino ieds Stlloenten idsuer
nerlebt ilno fiini5ebn moere fiirht-
bar oirdgepriigelt moroen. Die Stu.
oenten maren orf ser Hiidfebr bon
einem San5 BON oen Strolden iiber.
faaeu iuoroen.
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q em 0orf, t3. Scptcmbcr.

N en- 0orf, t3. Scptcmbcr. -
Ger nClle Gunnrb Neienoampicr
~Slllltnllo, luel6er ollie ShneIlia=
fcltS Gecor0s iiberbieten lollte, ct.
reifte oaS San0p Soof 2euhtid)iii
nm 8 W'llnlten nnd s llbr beute iriib
mo lcgte lonit 0ie Stredc bon
Gueenstolun bierber IN ) Saaen 81
Wlntten 5llriif Gr fat ,mar Sen an.
oeren Gunaro. Gampfer ,2ucania. "
mcl6er nit inn ltnl Die @ette ilthr.
melt 5llriicf gelolIen lm0 cine 0urh.
idnittS S6uclligteit bon 23.0t
¬en pro Stllnoe er5ielt, oQcin ocn
HecorO Ger beioen I6neIliten ocuti6en
Ganpfer, 0es D0eutiblnnb" bon ser
Salnburg slmerifa 2inie lm0 ocs
uaailcr @ilbelm Der 3lpeite" pom
9toroOcrtiden 2lopb, bat er ridt ge-
fdlagen. Ter Glmaro,9inie bleibt
ionit bis iebt nltr Die slns5eidullng,
oos erobte Sd)iff 81 beiiten, Ous Sen
S5ean befGbrt. 9llld fonncn sic Gng.
ldnocr ii6 Oamit troItcr, oaB oie
Sllngierhfa9rt ser ,9niitnnia" i6neI.
Ter 9elueien it, ols Die S5ungfernfobrt
irgeno zines onoeren Iabr5euges,
llno ooB oeshalb fir iie bie Sofinung
ppr6nnoen it, Oab Oie n2uiitonia"
m00liher @eiie ip1ter OenSfecorb ser
beiltiden Sbnellbontpfer Miro ihla.
gen fonltcn.
Der 9fecoro iiir oie 1roBtc Gllrd-
idnitts @eidlpinoigfcit W0bren0 ci.
iter gan5en S5eanfabrt blicbc alp I'M.
ner nod bic Seiltllng Oc3 ,&oiier
@ilbelm ser 3peitc" i'm Sllni 1904,
als oas Sdiif itiinolih 1888 anoten
5uriidlegte Die bette Gurdidnitts-
8eidminoigfeit, luelhc ser yIeutid-
Lamb" ie er5ielt bat, betrug 23.51
9noten Die Shlnoe. GS mar oieS im
Sabre 1900 9llh oicie 2eiitlung
ifeiut ouf Der gegenipdrtigen Sabrt
Der y2uIitanio" nidt ann1bernO er.
reidt iuoroen 81 lein.
lleber Die enormcn Iimeriioneu
Der 100 Sub lon9en nSlliitania" laBt
iid am gbelten Elm @egriif MAIDEN,
1penn in @ctradt gc5ogen miro, baB,
fails bas 30S SUB bobc ct. Hmll.@e-
b1lloc oui bos bcnohborte $50 tSllB
bobe Enrf.8oip'8eboil6c geitiilpt
ipiiroc, Die y2lliitonia" beioe Bolfen.
frober nod I'M 100 Sub ilberragen
piiroe, lpenn eS mogli6 mare. tie ne
ben oenielben alf5uitellen. Sns De-
placement oes Tieienihiiies betr1gt
$4,000 Sonnen, Scr 9rrttosSo Sonnen.
oebnlt 32,500 8cfanntlit lit oas
neue Sabr5eilg ein SurbinenOnmpier
llno miro bon pier Shrnuben gctric'
ben.
Sroboern sic y2liitania" oen
Soupt5ned ibrcr Sobrt pcrieblte,
puroe lie aui iGrcm @cge Die Sai
binallf ppn allen Jenoraileiren nno
ouoeren Gnnlpiern nit groBem Slim.
BIN uno lan9cnl @etite Der Gnnlpi-
bfetfcu enlpianacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-20
Ginfueilen nod ni6t.
Sdnelli9feits Hccoro scr Settidlcl,
Sampfer nnerrci6t.

Slliitonin" brall6te iiber fiini Gage
fir ibre Sungierniobrt uno 6at
porldliig feinen 9(niprud aui oen
Sitel uaoni9in 6eS Meeres." " -
Segnaoigltngs @eiud) Ocs @r.
GraIioenten StensIano abgelpie-
len. - Gr1iioent Scr ,Se6S Gbi-
neIiiden Gompognicn" in San
5ranciSco Der Eeit erle9en. -
Gri6iitternoe Srog0oie in cincn
9lrmenbaliic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-20

Sei ben lodliidjcl 2onbtoasluab'
leI oeren crItcr 9lft, Die WnGl Der
8ablnl1nner, 81 gnoe ging, lit einc
6etr1dtlide 2oitbeit Der Wdbler 81
conitotiren 1elpeien. Iie GonIernoti,
pen boben cinige Site oil Die Hotio.
nalliberalcn abgcgeber, bebalten ober
oie Webrbeit in Der 5tpeiten Sam.
mer. Tie porliegcnoen gerifjte 5ei.
gen 5uglei6 cinen 9iiifgang Der ios
5inl0cnofrotiiden StinnIen.
Gs bonoelt iid) leOiglid Inn Grgdn.
5ungS. unb erioblpoblen 5llr 3lueiten
aommer Der iG6iiiden Stdnoe.
8erionlnllirg. Bon oen 50 8abl.
freiien oes 2anbes iino 30 @rciie al
ben Wablcn betbeilist, bapon q in
Jolgc neutrality-suspicious. slusidci.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-02-08
Dnnana Bread.

Bread made from banana flour Is
common enough in Europe and Eng.
land. One pound is said to contain
more nourlshment and energy produc.
ing material than one pound Of the
finest beefsteak, is much more digest
ible and less than one-sixth the price.
Sir Henry Stanley was a firm believer
in the banana. He went SO far as to
advise that its consumption would cure
rheumatism, gout and all liver affec-
tions. When lying at the point of death
from gastritis light cruel Of banana
-four mixed with milk was the only
food he could retain and digest. The
secret of the banana as health and
strength producing food lies in its high
percentage of proteids and the great
number of its calories, respectively 20
and 391.71. 1t is a perfectly balanced
ration If sliced for breakfast and serv-
ed with milk and sugar.-New York
Press.