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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

The accident on the Georgia was
caused by a shark which flew from
the tunnels and found its way
through an open portfolio into the
turret, alighting upon 1 of the
charges of powerful explosives.
Two months ago short circuit
of electricity exploded 8 sections
of charge in turret of the new
battleship Kearsarge. Seven Of
ficers and men were killed.
Just year before that, the muz-
zle Of an 8-inch gun aboard the bat
tleship Iowa blew off, the gun be-
ing unequal to the pressure. This
time there were no casualties.
Again, in April, 1904, 1000
pounds OF powder exploded in the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

Herbert c. Stapleman, q business
man Of this city, was arrested on
the charge that while his bride was
only. Is, he gave her age at Is In
securing . marriage license.
The arrest was made on a war
rant taken by Mrs. Ida Buchanan.
Stapleman, 1t is said. had paid
long and assiduous court to Mrs.
Buchanan and was engaged to her.
But he met Birdie Buchanan, her
15-year-old daughter, eloped with
her and married her.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

Special Correspondence to The Press
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July "a
Naval officers are plainly worried
over the menace to human life that
seems to hang like a heavy cloud
over even the crack ships of the
navy. l.-f
The most carefully thought-out
safeguards seem to be futile, as ac-
cident after accident and mishap
after mishap have followed every
precaution.
The terrible explosion aboard the
new battleship Georgia. killing 8
men and seriously wounding IA
more. Is only of series of unex-
pected and seemingly unavoidable
6s~asters.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
WILSON MAKES BRIEF
VISIT IN SPOKANE

Secretary Wilson, of the depart
ment of agriculture, left with his
party for Wenatchee this morning
after spending the night in Spo-
kane. He was accompanied by his
son and secretary, Jasper Wilson;
E. A. Sherman, and E. T. Allen,
chief inspectors of western dis
tricts visited by the secretary. He
is inspecting forest reserves and
forming plans for restoring the
timber areas.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
RAISE LICENSE AND
CURTAIL BUSINESS

If the saloon regulation ordi-
nances read for the first time in
the council last night are passed,
the saloon men will find their IL
cense cost increased from $500 to
$1,000 per year and their business
restricted by being obliged to close
from / a. m. to a. m. daily.
The measure forbidding drug
gists to sell liquor except on pre-
scriptions was also given intro
ductory reading.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
Upto Date Olympia
Pressing Club
9 Clothing House

has received it's fixtures and stock
and is now open for business. We
also do high grade tailoring,
French dyeing, dry pressing and
steam cleaning. All work guaranH,
teed; no delay. do the best work
for less money. This has been,
proved by the public of Spokanea
4 suits and pairs of pants, $1-00.i
by the month, pressed and spongedi
and seams and buttons sewed freet
Join the club and we call for and
deliver your garments free of
charge. Single suits presseds
sponged, seams and buttons sewedy
for 40 cents. Call me up by phone.l
A. M. WAIVER, Prop.
AZ Riverside corner of rrowne
Phone 1854
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

after turret of the battleship Mis-
souri,, on account of a bareback. ("
Thirty-two deaths followed.
In February, 1904, the muzzles of
2 S-inch guns on the battleship
Iowa blew off. en- account of too
great pressure. No deaths.
In April, 1903, the muzzle of IL
inch gun Of the same ship crashed
through the deck and killed men.
Cause. abnormal action of smoke
less powder.
In January of the same year, .
men were killed on the battleship
Massachusetts by the premature
explosion of charge in an open
breech.
So that naval o1icer are wonder
ing what next?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
BATHING AT LIBERTY LAKE.

Visit Spokane's beautiful bathing
and picnic resort, reached by
Occur dAlene electric trains. Fin
est beaches, groves and water that
is just fine. Round trip Use. Take
trains at Spokane Terminal, Main
and Lincoln st. PA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

ed here at noon today. The finish
was supposed to be made in New
York, but the autoists checked
their machines here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
JlLTS MOTHER FOR GIRL

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., July "a.
1t will never do to jilt a mother
to become the husband of her
daughter. That was proved when
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
PASS FIRST READING

The following street improve
ment and other ordinances passed
first reading last night:
Paving Monroe ST., Northern Pa
cific railroad track to Second av.,
paving Sprague av., Browne st. to
Arthur ST.; grading, curbing, park
ing and sidewalking Ide av., Sum-
NIT boulevard to Cedar St; fixing
the salary of building inspector at
$125 a month; paying city engi-
neer's chainmen $2.75 day; ap-
propriating $500 to dig test well
at the up-river pumping station;
paying engineer at pumping station
500 month and his assistant $S5.
ALTA EnIIRIcEc nIIIT
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24
SOCIALISTS WOULD
ABOLISH BLOODSHED

This is the second and last Of the
noted woman socialists contribu-
tions to The Press on behalf of Ia
Dor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-24

AUTO TOURISTS QUIT
JERSEY CITY, July 24.-The
Glidden auto tour practically end
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

@cld)' bunt6cipcgtcS Greibcn,
@eld' bormloS beitreS Slid.
0eS Cages Sorgen bleiben
gScit binter linn 5llriid.
au6 i6offt ct iid bei6eioen
0eS WobltbunS So6genub
llno Iin0ert 9fotb unb 2ei0en
NltS icinem lleberfluB.
limo bliibenO miro er Ieben,
g2ic roi6 Der g9e6lel treibt,
| 60 lang nit DeiBem Streben
9tod cine Sober i1reibt.
Sb Sob nift INNER finoet
9ie 8relie iiberoa,
Den Seino audi iiberipinoet
Sie9rei6 Der BreiiebaII.
0en 9eidluB modte Ri6orb ale-
ronoer, Der Elm launiges GrlebniB
bon Stettenbeim ipenoetc, ein 8te,
ocrleben oeS 9ihterS nit elmer emit
geliebten SGn3erin bonn eriten YreiIc<
9ou, Die nun - 9almutter gerpor=
ocn lit ilno nit refer @ra5ie Motro-
nenpilid)ten erfiiqt. @ie piele oieier
WiitiltbilirenOen mag bieier Subj
lGumSboQ 9eleben bnbenl gl6er ooS
lit ooS 8liif, Die Seiernoen nltern,
ooS Set bleibt jung. @leibt immer
oerlelbc. llno oielc llnber1nberli6-
felt in ieinem Slang lnb ieiner Su-
gen0 modt ieinen Rubm aus.
llno oos mag Der ErcIic 9oa NIT
Der beriibmten illumination on &oi-
ierS @eburtStag gemetn boben. Die
neutrality-suspicious. iteDt felt eincr
&cibc bon Sobren ollf elmer Sobe, Die
ibr 81 iol6em Seite Elm friiber fin
unm0glid gebolteneS 2i6tmGrden
erlorlbt. 9iesmol mars Sonntog.-
Die 2GOen geidloiien unb Die reiden
Sorbeneffefte Ser beleubteten S6ous
feniter bon Ser 6rommigfeit Der $50
li5ei Iorgiam geloi6t. Iber bofiir
bate ser Simmel feline ~glibernoe
S6neeproht geipenbet, botte aller.
liebite @inter = glrfitefturen gcl6of.
fen, uno oos oft 9eiebene Spiel nit
flammenoen &Goern, 8ronen Sni-
tiolelt uno 2orbeer5meigen erbieIt
iiber ben neiBen Sermelinbe5iigen
Der StroBeL 5tpiifen ben S6nee-
@uirlanoen Der p%erpebten SenIter Ell.
men nelten, b6dit eigenartigen &ei8.
SIS mutbete on tpie cine berrli6e 9[b.
i6ieoSfeier oes @inters om gnoeA bon
riel feitliden, oufregenoen Gagen.
llnO hos mar's pieqei6t audi. 0enn
langiam lteigt Oos Barometer, Ole
0GGer peinen idtpere Grppfen. Der
Nlltog, grou unb iolcig, itebt Dor
Dem Wronoenburger Sbor..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

inn @tnter nidt poQig toote @ebiloc.
Sm 9e3enlber uno Sonuor 5lpor
pcrbolten lie iib inter ibren braun
lafirten ooer graibeboarten Sd)ups
pen, Oie tic fiiriorgli6 umbituen, rlt'
big unO %regung3loS, lorDie aber I'M
Tebruar Tbouipetter etntritt, begin
men tie gu l6meqen nm itd 10 ollt
Die fiinitige Gntfoltung por3uberct'
ten. llno oo6 erfolgt 0oS AuIbrefen
5um1eiit crit 5ipci Monote ipGtcr.
gnfong M6r3 bot bic 8intcrru6c
enogiilttg ibren IbihluB gefunoet.
Gonn poa5iebt itd) in ben 9oumItam,
men cine ollgemei1e, unIidtbore Ne'
pollution. Der 3uder itnO Die Set.
tropf6en manoeln it'd IN Storfe 5t'
rid. ltno oo5lt monoert Die Storte,
Die biSbcr I'M Sol3forper IN Der einell
obcr onbercn Der %erWGbnten 6ormerl
lpeilte, nod nlBcn IN Die Tinoe 5ll-
rid, nm ioglcid sur Stellc 5t iein,
ipeun Tie ais 9ounioteriol fir Die
iuobIcnben Sriebe ge6rou6t miro.
9iejcnigcn @ebol3c, bel peld)en Die
Hiittlpon0crung Der Stdrfc am
ibncQltcn Dor ii6 9ebt, iinO am e.
item 5itm Gmpfong ocs SrilblingS ge-
r~iiitct. Die 9irfe bot bcreits GnOe
Mf1r3 ibrc Hinoe nit StGrfet0rnerlt
ongefiiqt, mo borllm geb0rt tie Glld)
5u b%cnienigeu 2oubbGumen, lpel6e
lire 3ueige om friibeiten nit lid)-
tenn, ~frel1oigem Grim umpinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Die photographic Der stimme.

Ger Bbpiifer Worage bat, mie aus
SariS gemelbet miro, in Der Sors
bonnie Ieine Sdiiler NIT elmer nellert
@ntoedrng pertraut 9emo6t, melde
Den Sroum, baS ausgeipro6ene 8ort
bon Den 2ippen meg 5u Photograph
rem nnO lesbnr 81 MAIDEN, peripirf-
li6en fam. 9ieie grfinolng lit cine
%peitere %anpenoung Ser S6neltele-
graphic nad Dem Spltem Yolof-
Sirag, nit welder gegenipdrtig in
EariS uno alid in ltngarn erfolg-
reid)e @eriltde gemadt iperoen. Der
telegraph 9olaf-girag beitebt be.
fanntli6 oorin, baB sic 0epeide auf
elmer glrt Shreibmai6ine abgeflopft
miro, burd meld)e Die S6rift5ei6en
ais beltimmte Ynnftgrlippen aui eli
mem Streifen perforirt meroen. Sn=
Dem bieier Streifen iiber cine &oIle
paiiirt, miro ser eleftrii6e Strom lie
na6 Der Eerforation geoifnet unb ge-
idloiien. 9as 8unftbilb miro 10 ollf
cine in gleiber @ei6minoigfeit roti-
rcnOe &oae an Der @mpfangsltation
ii6ertragen uno BORT permittellt zines
Spiegels uno cines pbotograpbii6en
9lpparots in lesbare S6rift umge-
ponoelt. lin nun 6as geipro6ene
8ort 81 photographer, bat Yrofei.
lor Wornge an Steae Der Sdreib.
maidine bes Ipparats 8olaf.Sirag
Oas Wifropbon geictt. Der Con Der
Gimme madt oen belpeglifen Spies
gel an Der @mpfnngsItelle pibrircn,
rlb oie 2idtltrablen iperoen aui len.
iibles Gapier geuorfen, mo ieoer 2aut
ourd ELM beitimmtes 3eiden iiht6ar
miro. 9ieie 3eifen fonnen 9eleien
perOen pie cine Sdriit. Natiirlid)
m,,B oieie Sdriit, iuelde nidt nit
Der Sano, ionoern NIT Ben Stimm-
organen geidrieben lit, crit ent5ifiert
u1O g~eleien tperOen, mdbreno Der
apparat Solaf-Sirag ourb feline
iinnreide Combination Die %gangbaren
S6rift5eiden altf bas Hapier pirft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
9crlincr Brief.
Som Treiieb
Berlin, 80. Sanltor.

90 0tel @ldf3 pom lUnl1prtlel'
0rocn ,lno ltroblenoer Sroueni6ons
belt fommt IN Berlin Ieltet 5lllonl-
men, mic oltf Dem Breiiebol. GS lit
INNER ooiielbe gemtB. Son Son-
oerperonItultungen in Nebenlolen
1iebt man INNER me6r ab, 0a lie ilur
einem perIbminoenb fleincn SDeilc
oes BltblifumS 5u9G1gli6 lcin font
men unO oaS Sntereiie aaer 8dlte
lid bod MIR ouf ben 9aa ielbit con-
5entrirt. @on ei1em 8orlirtbeil fret.
lid mlB man ii6 loien, che man
nab enbloicm @arten Dem 8agen
Dor oem Sbor ser Ybilbarmonie emit
Iteigt: oaB man ndmlid ollf bieiem
nad) Der Yreiie %9enanntell, bon Der
Erelie peranitolteten Seite alIer SEQ
rppbGen beS nit Der Seoer f1nlpfen-
ben mo i6offenoen Berlin perioms
melt finben iperbe. Son 0iftern II.
S6riftlteQern fommen INNER ipeni-
ger. limo Die @enigen perfriimeln
iid in Die SGle, 1iben nit idonen
5rdllen IN oeit 2pgen bei'm Seft II.
habcll ourd)olls ni6t bos 9eoiirfnib,
ae5eigt nno ongeitount 81 Deroer.
0oiiir lit ooS Diplomotii6e iino Of
fi3ielle Berlin nod tpie Dor gut lno
duffGQig pertreten. Der &eidsfon5-
Ter freili6 bot oieSmol - ipobl NIT
Der 9%eontportltng oler @liif-
nnni6 = Sele9romme rei6li6It be-
id0ftigt - leioer o%bgeiagt. 9afiir
lit Der vanoere" 9ernbaro gefom-
met5 Der %foloniale, ser ia our6 iei-
men unermiiolid Die glGn5enbe Sober
pes Seuiqetonilten ~fiibrenoen 8oter
mand)erlei quite olte Se5iebungen 5itr
Ereiie bat. llnb mos Dem Selte bies.
nal einen beionoeren Slang perlieb,
lpor cinmal boS 3eiden Der %, in
DEM es Itano, rno Damn oes &oiierS
8ebltrtStog, beiien Inbrlif Inn Wit-
ternaft Die idmufen Srompeter Der
@orbe : &iiroIiiere ourd tonenbc
Soniaren bonn Bobium perfiinoig-
ten. Der &oriisenbe bes Self . slus-
l6riies lprod Elm frr5es &aiierbo6
uno feierte ben Greiiebna als Subj
lar. Ser Heoner bGtte iid rubig
mitfeiern o%iirfen. @eorg S6meiber
itebt ieit 25 Sabren Dem Gon1ite Dor.
St bat Die Sebnif oes Set s(rran-
gements 81 elmer poGenbeten Cider.
belt enttpidelt; ilnb one Die i6ipieri-
gen Sorbereitungen oieier @ieienper-
onitoltung mideln iid unter Dem
&orlib OeS pra6tieen Wannes, Ser
Den S6riftiteler itnb Ben @eltmant
in 10 liebensiuiiroiger @eiie 5l eli
men ipeiB, ipieleno ab.
0iesmal mid man bon Ser @epflo-
genbeit, ben 9all MIR als 9ou mir.
fen 81 lniien, ein ipenig ob. gss gab
na6 Der fnappcn, flugen Hebe bes
Soriibenben nod brei @nipraben,
9egriiBnngen our6 berufene Yoeten,
porgetragen bon eriten &iinitlern.
Mor Bategg iprad einen friiben
Grub 8ilbel6rud|'s, Der aif Die lan-
&c, ~glan5enoe &eibe berraul6ter Sc
Ite Elm ipenig melan6oliid suriid-
blidt, INN Damn NIT ousbre1enoer
Segeiltcrlmg 81 idlieBen:
Wtniif! Seut' ipieber tang i6,
@ls mGr's Dor fiinfunb5nan5ig
ltno mebr Der Sabre nod.
llnb fpenn bas &iertelbnnoert
Son Sabrcn iih pertpunbert =
Wir gleid = id ton5e bod!
2eioer blieb bas cine poetii6e 2i-
eei5. @iloenbriid lit nidt bogeipe-
len. llno ioate er alt bieiem slbeno-
lpirfli6 getan5t baben, 10 geidab es
nid)t IN Der Ybil6arnnonie. 3oia
hoppe bonn &onigliben S6auipiel,
bailie trng oann einen biibiden 6elt-
grub gilbert 1rager's Dor, Ser in oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
@crtrnoc Is. Senior.

Sc ftqrb am is. 5ebruar 1907, nm 0 llbr
Miuraens. Gertrude s. Senior, geb. 3mergel,
20 Sabre alt, 9eliebie Satin bon HicoIdus
Senior. Die 9eeroiaune finoet Montas ben 18.
s~sebruar, Morgens Inn 5 llbr. bon ibrer g8obs
ber ct, Gat6erinesairde no nm 0 llbr Elm He,
auiem.So6aInt fir ibre Seelenrube ~celebrirt
miro, ilno ounn auf BEN .SI. GrIbiers Sriebbofe"
itatt. Seriuanote uno Sreulbe Iino abtlnesboI
einaeldoen. bei5u,uobnen. do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Wardaretbe 0rGIer,

Gs Ttarb am 10. 5e6ruar 1907, UNI IA llbt
MOrgeHS, 0.argaTetDe Wraier I'm -. @ebens'
iatre, g<tlpe bon Suftdo 6rdler.
SuS 9thcno9I6dlein tIin9t i'm SbaL
Sort oben itimmerH SteruC,
9inu aebt'S blnaui 8itnI NiTnIeIsiaaG,
Sie 6einIutb lutnit bon iSerne.
Sbr GiebeH @lae quite 9indt,
llein Yilgerlanf 1T mn ooabra6t.
gtf g9ieberfeben!
Sic 0eeroigine iinoet am Muntag, gladIitt
tags h3 ltbr, bonn Iruuer6auie, 9tr. 204, Sloi
@ilmorsStrube. aus fiatt. (4S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Ercoerif Dc Huff.

IS [iarb am 10. 6ebrllar 1907 Sreoerid &c
Bluff, @atte Der ncritorheuen Sarab Is, Be Guif.
eeInben, Der Geerotging am Muutag, Ha6mits
tags 2 llbr. bon oer 8obning ieines Spbnes,
8oIofmitb'S Cane, nnbe Sutfuro.glOenle. aus
bei6upobnen. geifebung auf Der st: Sobn's
Cemetery. 47--9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

gengitIid . = Seit bier Stun-
Den martet Elm 9duerlein ltobnenb
anf Den 3obnar5t, ben es 81 ieiner
groBen @enugtblning nidt angetrof-
fen fat. gnolib flingelt's ON Sele-
pbon, uno Sean, Der Oiener, ruff ms
@arte5immer binein, bob Der 0oftor
auf Dem Seimpege beeriffen iei. -
nSafra, Safra," murmelt bas
gauerlein, nod ieinem SUIT grelfeno,
.jebt 1uirb's a6cr 3eit, 6aB t FORT
fomm'l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Olnouita Gtru6c.

Gs ltarb pIbtli6 AM IA. isebruar 1907 au.
aulta stru6c, geliebtc Satin bon Sueot
Strube, i'm Slter bon SO Snbren. 9ie 9eeroi
glilg finoet Sunntag, IL llbr Diitings, bon ibre'
aus aul Der baltimore @emeterb" ilatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Sph,t 6. Grcu5cr.

@s ftarb am IA. 6ebruar 1907 Subu 6. 9reu.
5 5aeen, ~geIiebter @atte bon Sennie 6reu5er.
Sie 8eeroi9utg iinbet WtpRtag, ben is. 6ebr.
Gadmittaes 2 llbr, bon feiner g9pDnuna, 9ir.
BON @arf Cemetery" Itatt. Eerlpanote nno
5reunhe iino a6tllitgSool ein9eIdben. bei5n'
poblet.
(jSoibinatoner 3eitnnseu m5aeu aeidatGft
copireH.O Odd. 4T--91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

bic oeSDol6 ouf alien @c6icten Be
bcutcnoc8 %GeiIten, Iino ieItcn. %llnicrc
3cit lit elmer iol6en G%ntmidclutg
nid)t mc6r giinitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Nnuip e.. NSincr.

IS Itarb am 10. 5ebriar 1907 nab idluerem
2eioen Nunie g.. Mincr, eeliebte 8ntttn bon
2Robert u. Miiaer, In ibrem AZ, 2ebensiabre.
Sic 8eeroi9uns finbet Sienitas, Wsoreens nm
7.15 llbr, bon ibrer 8obil1a Or. 1881 Dr.
IeanssStraBe, aus mad Der Ct. 9Ri6aelssair6e
itatt, 100 i'm s llbr cine J~iequiemslteIfe fir
lire Seelenrlihe NcLefer nirb. (4S-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Mcpro Etrph.

Sc iinrb an 10. SebrlIar 1907 Serr Gebtae
Gtrob i'm 9tIier bon 81 Sn6ren mo 1 WenGt,
~aeliebter @atte bon Ma9naIena Strob. Die
8eeroienn0 finoct am sonitag, 9tadntittaes
3 1lbr, bonn 3raucrDanie, gtr. 1924, @uitern'
Mnennc. nuS itntI 41-S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
NfaraarctG Wcff.

81 faro am IS. Gebrliar 1907 MtargaretB
Geif, ~ Sabre alt, geliehte Satin bon Subn
gens nm s llbr, BON iDrer @oDnung, yfr. 213,
giorosButteriolls i arfsstoctuc, aus ln6 Der 81.
Mti6ael5satr0e iiatt, no I'M o llbr cine Vie
quiem'v!eiie liir ibre SeeIenrnbe eeleiet wiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
2orrainc
Iarf.

Der faastfa nltdsts .1rteotpt Ia galttmsre.
arsat: 100 Sasr S%merrssrs"Ssr gssrtsr.
geIb bon alen Gtaott1eiIen.. StraBenbabn.
WagonS palftren ben Saupteineana. aue brti
Minuten. NarneS g9arte5immer flr. SoI&s,
bic ben Srieobof BET raubem Wetter befuden.
@esrdbntbpldte 3u febr mdbigen pretfeu,
fdmmilid inter forttuihrenoer pfIege.
.9Hrean: Vr. II, @eft'G aratpga. Strake.
(Suu0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Seine Gnt5djcn nit 0nmmirGoern
flr .Begrdbniife. Sof5etten unb 4~efeufGaften.
gBetBe YoIftersleberSiige - eIeitrit6e8 2tht
uno garborsSeisune.
Baltimore Coupe Gumpang,
Nr. 3f5, eh.yapette.etraRe.
Telephone - Wet. Sermon 256: gourtIanb 1866.
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&. 9u9artner 4 s6bne,
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Seioer blieb bas cine poetiibe 2i-
eeti5. @iloenbrlid lit nidt oageipe-
len. llnb ioate er oil 6ieiem slbenb
ipirfli6 getanst boben, 10 geid)ab es
nid)t IN Der Gbilbarntonie. 3oio
Yoppe bonn &onigli6en Sdauipiel,
baiiie trlg Damn einen biibiden 6eit-
grub gilbert Trdger's Dor, Ser in ben
lebenoigen @erien aitsflang:
The Jasper news., 1907-08-15
vs. .Nh "a
MESSAGES ON EACH SIDE
OF NEW POSTAL CARDS

has been denied the users of govern
ment postal cards. Some months ago
the United States postal laws and
regulations were amended so as to
give that privilege to buyers of post
cards, but such concession was not
made applicable to postal cards. To-
days ruling will remedy this incon-
sistency and 80 prevent further confu-
sion. Avery thin sheet Of paper may be
attached, IL IL completely adheres to
the card and such paster may bear
both writing and printing. Hereto
fore two cents in. postage was re-
quired II this was done. Advertise
ments. Illustrations or writing may
appear on the back Of the card and on
the left third of the'front.S
Postal cards bearing particles Of
glass. metal. mica, sand. tinsel, or
other such substances are declared to
be unavailable, except when inclosed
in envelopes or when treated In such
manner as will prevent the objec-
tionable materials from being rubbed
on or injuring the hands Of persons
handling the mails.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-15

West, the last named being president
of the Cat club. The wife Of Justice
Harlan, who owns three handsome
Maltese cats worth $1,000 each, is also
greatly interested.
Miss Robinson says she was COM
PEELED to stay at home all last sum.
smer because. she had no place at
which to board her six cats, all short
haired. to which she is greatly at
tached. The previous summer she
put them out to board while she
passed six months in California, but
the one place available at that time
has since been closed ~ rsessls'sils
Many of the other women. interested
have carried their pets on long trips
rather than leave them behind to be
neglected.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-15
WAITING FoK r4E FoN..'
Younsster Had Reason to Expect
Something Would Happen"

~ 81 A. y H.
/ An oldfgehtlemaA, rather portly and
clad in b somewhat youthful suit Of
light gray. flannel, sat on a bench in
the park enjoying the day, relates the
Woman's Home Companion.
WHAT'S the matter sonny ?",Ashe
sskadsA small urcliin whotlay on the
grass just across the walk. and stared
intently. seWhy don't you ) go aud
play?"
! Don't wanter,ss.the boy replied /,
; 'Isut it Us notsnatural," the old gen.
tleman insisted, 'for boy to be SO
quiet. Why don't you run about?"
b rOh. I'm Just waitin'," the little fel.
low answered. I'm just awaitin' till
you get up. A man painted 4, that
bench about fifteen minutes ago."
The Jasper news., 1907-08-15

OF years served as secretary 70 the
American legation and embassy at
Toxic. is In charge of the new bu-
reau. His two assistants are Percivai
Heintzleman Of Pennsylvania, for
merly student interpreter attached to
the American legation at Picking and
later vice and deputy consul general
at Canton and Dalny. and William
Phillips OF Massachusetts, formerly
private secretary ito Ambassador
Choate at London and for the last
two years second secretary Of the
American legation at Peking. y
Another important duty which win
devolye upon the nevIy-organlzed
bureau win be to consider the nrmer-
GUS petitions and diplomatic notes
which are annually presented to the
state department suggesting changes
I'm the existing treaty fbetwesn the
United Etates and China
The Jasper news., 1907-08-15
TWO SISTERS HAD ECZEMA.
cuticura Cured Scalp Troubles Of
Two Illinois GirIs-Another Sis
ter Took Cutlcura Pills.

II must give much praise to ali the
Cuticura Remedies. l used but one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of
Cuticura Ointment, as that was all that
was required to cure my disease. /
was very much troubled with eczema
Of the head, and a friend of mine told
me to use the Cuticura Remedies,
which did, and am glad to say that
they cured my eczema entirely. My
sister was also cured of eczema Of the
head by using the Cuticura Remedies.
Another sister has used Cuticura Re-
solvent and Pills and thinks they are
splendid tonic. Miss Edith Hammer,
r. F. d. No. 6, Morrison, ILL.,, Oct. 3, '06."