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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-10-24

The election held on Tuesday,
November sth, 1907, is of more
than ordinary Importance. In the
county we elect an Associate Junge.
Our county has also been honored
with the nomination for State
Treasurer and every citizen in the
county should take pride in this iactl
Give Harman and Krickbaum
the largest vote ever accorded any
candates in the county. They are
deserving of your support.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
ALIEN PHYSICIANS
NAY Be LICENSED
DIPLOMA FROM JAPAN HELD AS
SUFFICIENT TO PERMIT TAKING
EXAMINATIONS.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 16.-Alien phy@cians
may get licenses in this state, accord
ing to an opinion by the attorney gem
eral to Hon. c. W. Sharples, secretary
OF the state medical examining board,
replying to a query referring to the
case of a Japanese applicant:
Section 6,2S4 of Pierce's code pro-
vides, in substance, that every pesson
desiring to commence the practice OF
medicine and surgery in this state
shall apply to said board for license
so to do; that each applicant shall be
at least 21 years of age, shall furnish
certificate of good moral character,
and shall be a graduate of some duly
authorized medical college now having,
| if it still be in existence at least a
four-year graded course. The statute
does not require such applicant to be a
| United States citizen or a citizen of
this state, and it is therefore unneces-
sary that he be a citizen
Replying to your second inquiry
will say that the attorney general is of
the opinion that If the medical college
from which the applicant in question
graduated in Japan in 1897 is a duly
authorized medical college, with the
requisite four years graded course
and if said applicant is otherwise le-
gally qualified, a license should be is
sued to him, under your rules. 1t is
important, however, that you ascertain
if the Japanese medical college has the
necessary standard and course to en-
title it's diploma to be held sufficient
to allow the applicant to take the ex-
animation"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
TROUBLE AHEAD
FOR THE NANUkA
HER ENTIRE FIRING CREW DE-
WHEN CHANCE OFFERS.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 16-When
the Canadian-Australian liner Manuka
was ready to sail this afternoon, it was
found that one of her fifteen firemen
had deserted. Immediately police were
sent out and he was arrested and
brought on board. He was placed in
irons for the voyage.
At once the remaining fourteen fire.
men all left their work, jumped from
the side of the ship to the wharf, as
she was getting ready to leave, and
scattered up town. 1t took the entire
police force of the city two hours to
locate them and bring them back to
the ship.
In the meantime the ship was an
chored in the stream. The large ships
boat was commissioned to carry them
aboard, but on nearing the ships side
ten of them jumped overheard and
swan away in different directions. 1t
took another hour, with steam launch
es, to gather them in and put them on
| board. The entire firing crew declared
that they would desert at the first OPP
portunity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
MISS ELSIE ELLWOOD.

Said Kali Haick, son of Sahara
dragoman and ardent oriental lover of
an American heiress, swears he will
wed her. whether her father likes it
or not. The heiress is Miss Elsie ELL
wood, daughter of Col. Isaac l.. ELL
wood, millionaire steel wire manufac-
turer of De Kalb, H., and the couple
met abroad when Said Kali was a
humble camel-puncher and the thank
full recipient of "backsheesh" at the
hands of his patrons. He fell deeply
in love with Miss Ellwood and swears
that she reciprocates his affection and
has promised to be his bride. He fol-
lowed her to America and is now in
New York, preparing to make an on
slaught on her castle, while Col. ELL
wood has his home guarded by detec-
tives and savage dogs and mutters
deep curses against the Syrian who, he
swears shall never become his son-in-
law If he can prevent it. Miss Ellwood
has telegraphed to Said asking a re,
lease from the engagement, but the
ardent oriental swears he will only re.
ceive his dismissal from her lips.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
BLACK HUNDRED ARE
NUMBERING THE JEWS
ODESSA, September 3.-The Black
Hundreds are rioting and many Jews
have been killed in the fighting.

The Black Hundreds is the name
given to the toughs and desperados of
the Russian cities which act under the
instructions, so it is claimed, of the
police. Their work is to begin riots
and disturbances which will enable the
authorities to make wholesale arrests
among the student and revolving class
es. Practically, all the massacres OF
the Jews in Russia have been traced to
the Black Hundreds, who at Kishnef
Kiev, Odessa and other places have
rioted. robbed and murdered in the
very presence and with the tacit con
sent of the police force The murder
Of many students and of socialist re
formers have also been laid at the
doors of these thugs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
A SHILLING SAVED REPRESENTS
TEN EARNED.

The average man does not save to eX-
coed ten per cent. of his earnings. He
must spend nine shill;ngs in living ex-
.penses for every one saved. Sometimes
IA few pence properly invested, like buy.
ing seeds for his garden, will save sew
the same in buying Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
costs but little and bottle of It in the
house often saves a large doctors bin.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
THE WORLDS TONNAGE

Lloyd's Register of British and For
eign Shipping have just published
their register books for 1908. Moth
ing could more clearly show the ex-
pansion of the world steam shipping
than the increasing size of the steam
er volume. The steamer book last
year year did not include the list of
owners, but it is reinstated this year.
Che sailing ship book each year gets
smaller as the sailors are getting few
er These volumes contain all the
necessary particulars of steamers and
sailing ships. The appendix, with ATS
$40 pages, contains a mass of most use
full tables, etc, giving signal letters
changes of name, compound names
steamers in order of tonnage, list OF
shipbuilders, fast steamers, ETC., etc
"Lloyd's Book" is, of course, found in
the offices of shipowners, shippers, un-
derwritei and all connected with
maritime trade. The tonnage of the
world now amounts to 39,438,91 tons
as compared with 37,554,O17 tons a
year ago, S6,0OO,S98 tons two years ago
"a, 789, 1S9 tons three years ago, and
25,9O7,4 51 tons ten years ago. The
steam tonnage in the past twelve
months has increased from 81 ,144,90
tons to SS,969,S11 tons, and the sailing
ship tonnage has decreased from g.
8Q9,113 tons to 5,469, 106 tons. Ter
years ago the sail total was 1900 SO!
tons. The tonnage under the British
flag is now 11,517 vessels, Of 1S,32O,66'
tons, as compared with 1,411 vessels
of 1851 ,O96 tons, a year ago. It may
be mentioned that the British sailing
ship tonnage is less than half what il
was ten years ago.
The following figures show tn,
amount of tonnage under the differen
flags:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

erns the port Numerous steamers
have been ordered to London, Rotter-
dam and Hamburg for unloading.
Five thousand lockers have been en-
gagged by the Shipping Federation, but
$4,000 would be necessary to do the
work. German lockers side with the
Antwerp men and refuse to come. The
losses to Antwerp commerce are enor-
nous. Hamburg and Bremen are pro-
fitting chiefly by the situation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
WORLDS NEWS
BY Cable
JAPAN no WARN CHM.

TOXIC, September 3-The unconci-
liatory attitude Of China towards aJpan
is increasing and it has been suggested
here that Count Okuma. leader of the
opposition in the Japanese Diet, be
sent to Picking to impress upon the
Chinese court and government the I'M
reasonableness of the position they are
taking.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
ANTWERP STRIKE

ANTWERP, August 26.-The Ship
ping Federation has decided to refuse
all propositions from the striking dock
ers. An old Socialist named ChApelle
heads the strikers and practically gov
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
CHANGE SINCE ROOTS SPEECH

Some nine months ago Secretary
Root delivered a remarkable address,
IN which he said that If the states
continued to neglect their powers and
duties the federal government must
step into the breach. The period since
that day has been marked by a re-
markable renewal of activity by the
state legislature in the matter of rail
road regulation.-San Francisco Call
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
PINEAPPLEs ALL RIGHT.

CHICAGO, September 3.-The car
load of Hawaiian pineapples shipped to
this point arrived yesterday in good
shape.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

NEW YORK, August 25,-The noto-
rious Nan Patterson also known as
Mrs. Leon Maryinx, has just left Pitts
burg at the request of friends of very
wealthy steel man who became infat'
uated with her. Miss Patterson, it is
alleged, threatened his life one night
when she was intoxicated and vowed
she would carry out her threat. She
was sent to Washington, D. c., where
she supposed to be. In the mean
time the wealthy steel man, who has
Offices in the Prick building here is
very i'll at the result of the excitement.
The incident occurred at a road
house a few miles from McKeesport,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
c, BREWER & CO, LTD,
QUEEN STREET.
HONOLULU, n. 7
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. II. Robertson. .V-Pres. & Mgr.
e. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
F.. w. Macfarlane. Auditor
P. c. JOnes.......... ......Direc or
c. H. Cooke. Director
]. r. Galt.......... 'Dlrecuor
All of the above named constitute
the Board Of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
Flowers

Why buy your flowers elsewhere
when you can get it for half rate at
my Nursery? Astors, Daisies, ETC.,
3 bushes for Is cents.
LEN cHoY,
Beretania Street, corner Smith.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
LABOR DAY RIOT AT ANTWERP

ANTWERP, September 3.-In a La
Dor Day riot among the striking dry
dockmen yesterday, many who parti-
cipated in the fighting were injured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

where the steel man has been keep
ing Miss Patterson in style with her
own auto and everything else she
wanted. His friends employed detec-
tives to break up the affair when they
found Miss Patterson drina.ng heavily
and talking wildly One night she
quarreled with her protector and in
the hearing of many threatened to
drive her hat-pin through his heart
1t is understood she has promised not
to return here.
Since her escapade at different Pitts
burg hotels, Miss Patterson has beer
living at different roadhouses within
easy auto ride of Pittsburg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03
OFFICERS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
rIerchants
AGENTS. For

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company
PaIa Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihel Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
KahulEu Plantation Company.
Rahului Railroad Company.
Halealraia Ranch Company.
HOnOluA Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

Total. ........sS,9 69,s11 5,469, 1O6
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

Zine Job Printing. Star once.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-11
gett ,,ber go syahreu

idon muroe Wrs. 8inslup's 500.
thing : Syrup uDr1 WiQiunen BON
Nfattera beim Babnen Der ainoer
a1aewenoet. Birlt Du i'm ShlaFe
ourG oas Gdreier eines 4inoes Qe.
ftDrt, oaB i'm Sabnen lit uno Dor
Shnersen peint? @entf 10, laiie
lDfDrt cine Elaidje pm .Mrs.
WinslDms Soothing Sbrup4 bOlen.
Sem @ert 1T unbeaablbar. Gs miro
Dem tleinen 2einenoel ioFort Yinoe.
rnna neribnfen. 8erlnSt euG ba.
rauF, Wiitter, es lit tein RueifeI
oariiber. Sc BELT Giarrbue, reaus
liert ben Waeerl utto Die Nierer,,
beieitigt 8inb Gelit, ersueiHt ben
@nun1en, perbinoert Gntsnnbuna
uno itdrtt oas gauge Splteui.
yWirs. Binslous SDutbina Sprup"
fiir sabnenee 9inoer lit angenebH
i'm @ei6maG; oae &ecept itamu1t
nUn einem Der beften meibIider,
Gerate in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gS lit
bel allen Druaaiiten in Der gauseu
8elt HI baben. Breis Is Gents per
Tlaihe. Rnuft nid1ts anoeres, ole
Wrs. BinslDfuf GuDthina Gurau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-11

fennert muB. Doerman lemie Die.
ienigen, Die init inn einftimmen
MAIDEN Den Tebler. DOB 1te oiele l1rs
laden niht riGtia ertennen. So be.
bauptete Seerntan, Die 5udt nod
benz Dollar. oer &Dmmersiolismts
unierer Belt, Die Gnbdufuna ornser
Gern1Daen ueranlalie oieIe BeItrebun.
gen. Das trift nber in 1ehr pielen
Sdaen nidt su uno garts belpnoers
in Dem uDrliegenben niHt. 6ter ban.
oelt es iiG gang einfah UNI Die Iat.
iahe. DAB man DDt1 Bunoe Die Nb.
itellung zines uebeIitanoes hpfft. Die
man BON ben Staten peraebiiG er.
bDft Eat. go lange aber fid Die Sd.
tiatett Der gunoesreaieruna mirt5as
r1er als Die Der Staatsreoieruno err
weiit. 10 lauae miro audi ienes Be.
ftreben beruurtreten uno oarar tper.
Den ale Staatenredte uno ale gers
fafiunaen nibts dnoern.
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aebrauben ferner 2eute, Die init gieh
utn9ehen t6nnen. 2eute. bic in Der
Wllhptrtl6aft 8eIheio miIfen u1o.
IN beid1ranttem WaBe, audi Soldier
ooer menigitens 4eute, Die etuos BON
Der Sdafauht uerfteben. @drtuer
ttnoen TAFT INNER leiht elm Inter.
tDnmen. ebeniu 2eute, Die i'm Stall
8eideto piiien uno fabren t6nnert.
Betblide 9ieneribaft, mie R6dins
men, 6ausmdohen fino ftets oeIuft
(ote f0rlt1en aber leioer niht her,
oenrt bic tDnnen file i'm 9Droer audi
gebrauhen) oaaeaen lit bier fein
Blab fur @raieberinnen, 6ausoamer1,
8~eleuibafterinner uno oerqleiden
feineres Dientperipnal.
Bas mir aber boz ALIEN aebraus
den uro MORAN mir in ergter Qinie
oerten, ruenl1 mir iaaert, oas Der Su.
ben Gintuanoerer nDtia habe, oaB FIND
2ente, Die ith auf benz 2anbe ME,
oerlai1en, Die oils B1dter poer 81.
aentiitner 2anomirtihaft betreiben
moaen. 8enn iie etnpas 2apital baa
ben, oeitD better; tnenrt fie nihts
baben, iit's AUDI gut. 0ur ems
miiifen iie haben: Strait uno 8inen
cur Grbeit. Son iofHen ginuan.
oerern tDnnen mir Tauienoe uuo
N~6ertauienoe gebrauhen.
SIN Sioen lit mod oiel Blah, aber
Der gintuanoerer n1uS Der riGtiee
Wta1n iein unb er mus aud nah Dem
rtd1tlgen DIT gehen! Wenrt elmer fih
IN Die Terb6ltniife nid)t bineinfinoen
pla ooer fih niht bineinfinoen Tam,
oart, tit er bier ebeniD gut nertoreu,
Epte nroersmD. Die ~gebratenen gaus
ben niegen AUDI bier Nientanbem ia
ben Wuno.
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@eniaer a[s cine Wiuipn

Sc hanoelt iib aliO UNI oerhalte
rtsrtdBia Denia 9ibe, melhe iber
Wtebrbeit uno Winoerheit entIdeiz
ben. DieIe gntideioung lieat bel
Den bisberigen 0ibtpdblern, ruenn
es 9elingt, iie auf5umeden. Wan
bart aber BEL Der Nbudgung Der
@bancen einer sSattDr niht iiberfes
ben. 8emiB lit bic 8arteiDrgnniia.
tiDn uno Die Barteiois5ipti1 Der Sps
aialoemutraterl bonn Barteiftanopuntt
aus IDEAL su rterrer,, aber Die 3abl
Der Weitldufer ent3iebt fih ieter See
rebnung. Diele Witldufer, ruelde
aus irgeno Incident @runoe nurh
ibr Gtntreten fir Die iD5ialbemofrotis
idlen Ranoioaten, Dhne Dem Barteis
oerbano anaugehDren, ibrer unau.
frieocnbeit nit b~efte6enben 8erbGlte
niifen an Der @ablurne Nusbrud
gegeben baben. iinb Elm berb0rraaenz
Der Sattor fir bas 8ahatum Der
Bartei geuoeien. Gin mie arDBer
BrDaentiab Der bisherigen orei Nif.
liDnen Ribtn6bler uun iDlGen un'
sufcieoenen gebiloet miro, entsiebt
iih ieoer 8erehnuna. Gber aeraoe
oaD0n bdngt 0a8 Meiuftat Der Wahl
am Is. Sanuar ab.
(G. g.. Staatsseitung.)
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Snasesredte mns Staatemreate.

Set GINGER Belt lit oas 8ublitum
uerlhieoentlih auf Ole 8ultanoe auf.
merriam aernnbt moroen, Die in ae.
niiienS noitaater beiunoers in Guros
carolina. Georgia uno alabama in
Besug auf G%inoerarbeit berrlGen.
gs itno 0a auerlei Standardization
er5dblt mDrben. Die mol gum Teil,
ruie es gemDbulih bel lulden gnthll.
lungen gebt, iibertrieben fino, Die
aber bod oeutlib erfenner faiien, oaB
oas in ienen Staten berri1enoe Gp.
item Der Rinoernrbeit teirl outes 1T.
9ieie Witteilungen baben Nnla6 oa.
BIT aeaeber. oaB fih Der &onareB nit
Der Sabe befaBt hat. Sc finb per.
ihleeene 8eiebes Gntmiirfe einae.
brodt. uelhe 8~eitimmurgel fiir Rin.
oerarbeit treffen uno pelde Die 8ers
hdltnifie in ben aer1annten Gtaaten
brett in Betrabt aieben.
8egen oerartiae @elebgebuua nun
bat senator Suern.ar DON yeuros
Carolina nDr einiaen 9aaen cine
eneraiihe &ebe gebalten. 81 iudte
oieie 9eieBe alleroines niHt als IN,
niiB ooer suefl0s binsuiteaeu, ober
er bet1n1pfte iie DDm Stanopunft nes
Staatenredtlers. Gein Rungres babe
oas Geht, oerartiae Gelebe sl er[nl.
len, er greife oarnit in Die Mehte Der
Staaten unb ibrer 8eu1lteruna elm,
erfldrte er, uno &c fagte lDaar ones
mDglihe Sdlimtne poraus, mas pal,
iterer meroe, mertn man cine 0erars
tiae @eiebaebunQ tueiter uerfolae.
unferer Weinung mad bat Duers
man init ieinen 8ebaupturoen redbt.
Inb mir fino Der Inlidt oaB Der
3OnareB nit oiefen @eieben in bic
Nette Der ginaelitaaten einareife,
uno ielbit oas ihn1 suitebenoe Redt,
ben swiihenitaatliden 6anoelsper.
tebr AZ ibiben uno gu reaulieren,
tuelhes betanntfih nls Dedmnntel
fiir traeio etDas oienen muB, hafter
mir nibt fir 6tnreideno, UNI ibn Az
elmer lDlden @eiesgebung su bereh.
tiaen. Nber es gebt bier eben pie
nit anoern Dinaen: Der Stant Der.
nablGiiiat feline BniGt unb 6ilfe lit
itar DDrn Buno su erEunrten. Dess
halb sieht uno orebt man an ben be.
itebenbenR
10 lange beruut, bis man Tie qIiidIih
10 nett 1nsgeoebnt bat, ooB unter ID.
rem Sbube benz 8unoe elm ginoreis
fen ermDgIiht mirb.
Ouerrnart bat in oerlelben &eoe bo.
rauf ~aufmertiam aemadt, oas auaen.
bltflib elm entifieoenes 8eftreben
nOrberrihe, Die WaGt oes 8unbes
auf Soften oes &ehts Der GinseIltaa.
ten 81 erueitern. Dieies Befreben lit
rtht abauleuanen, unb ebenlD uenia
es abSuleuanen. DAB saourh Die
pm rBerfaiinng feitaelegten@ runos
lagen unierer &egieruna OerIGobe1
IDeroen. Nber bic llriaGen 6ieies
Beftrebens iino oerartige, oaB man
cine aemifie 8eredtiaune saer.
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DppOfitienefle Webrbeit:

Da Die 16 teiner ,yrattiOn angelo.
riGen NbaeDroneter lih siemlib
9leihniBig uuf beioe Seiter rerteis
len 0irften. 10 tann oas ueberaes
wiht Der DppuiitiDn auf II Gtin1s
men angenDmtten meroen. Die Nes
gierunQsparteien miifien alio minoes
items neun Site aetuinuerl, oarnit
fih bic Winoerbett nDrn Ii. Desett.
ber in cine Rebrbelt peruanole.
Dies lit nber, oas t1uB INNER wie.
Der betDnt uerber, nur m0alih, tuenn
es aefiagt. Die arnBe 59oar oerienis
gen, iuelhe iih i'm Sabre 1903 Der
Stimr1nbgabe enthnlten babeu, an
bic Bablurne Al flbren. Denn Die
Interchangeable Webrbeit oieier Nifts
Ddbler geh6rt meber benz Centrum
nod ben Susia[oemotraten an. Die
INSTRUMENTATION oieier beioen Bars
teien lit gu felt 9efiiQt uno Die in beis
ben berrihenoe Dissiplin cine su
i@nrfe, als onB 0unoerttauienoen
uDn @6blern ibre8 Nnbangs Be-
quemlihteit, Gleibgaltiateit ober@e.
oantenlofiateit aeitattet mdre.
Nah Der auatliHen Bablitatifit
uaren i'm Sabre 1908 BEL elmer Be.
DDlterung uDr So. 1867 78 mablbe.
reGtist IL. 531, 210. DapDr babeu
flo 2,997,34 (23.9 Brpsent) bee
Wabl entbalten.
g0n ben a~bgegebsnen 81 Miuiu'
men erbielten iiber cine MiQiun:
Ssstalbemotraten 3,0lO. III GILT Bst.)l
gentrum 1875. 273 (l9.7 f. III
NatiOnaniberaIe ..1,3l7, 401 (l3.9 y III
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Die Gbancea bet beutidbem Neihs.
faa4tMnhI.

Die entIheioenoe A%bitimmuna in
Der Notwithstanding pom Ii. De-
5entber, uelfe our Mufl6luna fnbrte,
ftano folaenoermaBen: Sir ben Som.
promiBantraa oes Treilinniaen Wb.
LAB, pelfen Die Geaieruna acceptirt
bette, III Stimmerl far. 176 oaaes
gen; er tuar aliu NIT nur 5 Gtimmen
Mtinoerbeit aefaqen. SIR ben oann
our Nbitimmun9 a%etDmmener Mes
gieruna8antra8 1853 Stimtner, oaae.
gen l78. Elm Nbeeoroneter butte lih
Ger Stirltle entbalten. Die &eaies
ruaasnDrlaae, oas GadtragsBuoget
fir 9eutib Suomeft .Mfrita betref.
feno, lit ali0 NIT aebn Stimmen Wein=
oerbeit aefaIen. 8ieueidt more eS
ntDglib gemeien. Die benz 2DuprD'
rtiBantraa feblenoen paar Gtimmen
REORGANIZATION. Die 8eQieraua
mDllte es aber aueenlAeinlih gum
Brub fDn1nlen laiier, UNI Iih BON
Der 0erribaft elmer Nebenreeieruna
gu ertanaipieren, oeren Druid uners
tr69lih gemoroen mar. Die oeut.
ihe Wdblerlhaft miro Der &eaierung
auf eeren GppeQ Die Mnttuort geben.
BUS ribttoen Mbudauno oer gbans
cen oirfte aber cine s~ahlenmdBige
Detradtun1 Der ~8uiammeniebuna
oes aufael1iten Neihstags BON Wert
iein.
SIN lebten Seiftonsabihnitt Der
aebnten 4egislaturperiDoe oes oeut.
lden ReiAstags aruppierten fidb Die
Barteien fD[oenDermnSeu.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-09
NTt. CnlIrr.lilel-

We arc sorry to say that . mum
Der Of cur farmers have had TO re-
plant their corn
Several Of the people in This VI
cinity attended church At Mayfeld
Sunday 10 hear the funeral sermon
of Miss Mary Fulton. \
jerome Slinkard, ourr 1, q. man,
is sick of the measles
We are glad 70 say that GrandmS
Snider is better at this writing
.sunule Sam Hawn's friends met
last Saturday and got up some wood
| for him. He has been sick qnite
while, but IS some better now.
Nj. Carmel Sunday schOol i pro
eressing nicely, The third Sunday
in June win be Children's day.
John Pulliam, Cradle Wallis anS
Lester Henderson were The guest
/ Of Mrs. Green and family last snn
Eday.
Miss Miriam Pullialn visited q
lJnan Hendorson's Sunday night.
AaMxs PSI.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-09
SeslUewickville.

Health is fairly good.
France Ssabaugh, who has bad
been quite sick Of pneumonia, IS
able 10 be out again
Ium Propst and d. r. Seabaugh
have purchased . new sawmill and
will soon be prepared to saw
lumber.
Mrs, William Bollinger Is quite
|ilIofpneumonia. Her many friends
|hope for her early recovery.
Mrs. W. s. Smith visited her
brother, James Dalton, at Patton
. few days ago. Jim returned from
| the west, where he had gone for the
benefit Of bis health, . few months
IAgo. He is still in poor health,
Died-April 80, 1907, the infant
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. George Haupt
The remains were inferred in ths
Trinity cemetery.
Joshua Fiqnart is at home visiting
his sister, Miss Sarah, who has beer
sick for some time.
Dayton Thiele, we are informed
contempIates putting up a black
smsth shop at Kurreville.
i Il. Y. Il.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-05-09

children Of near BurfOrdville visit.
sd George Kinder aud Iamily last
week.
Mrs. Mary hubbers and children
Of near clsppard visited Mr. and
Mrs. Frank I.ubbers near Latin
Lee Simpson and BnrOtte Kinder
were al Haskey on business last
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Smith IS quite sick
Rev. W. j. Poston aad family At
/ tended church at Locust Grove lasl
Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Sweitxcr is in rath
er feeble health again.
Little Miss Clara Lubbers ans
brother Arthur. Of near Clippart
are visiting their cousin, Miss Is
teIla Lubbcrs this week.
win Eldraoher and Frank Lub
bers and their families attended th,
/ wedding of George Nenninger AM
Miss Sadie Krussel at Leopold las
week.
g. w. Masters of near Huskey ]
reported quite sick.
Rev.J. IL Yount iilled his u
! pointment at Barks chapel lastSur
u day. ELLA Bell.