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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
Die Hcmncn at Iimlicu.

0ic 6riibinbr@. Hennen untcr sen
giinitigItcn 2lllipi5icn Gcqonncn.-
l~lniere .6nute Sole" in itottIid,cr
3obl ocrtrctcn. - PIN erlten So0
Niles glott p~crlultfcn. - Sf0nc
Iroicn mo Eieroc.
Gie Nennbobn BON Yimlico lit emit
IN lold)em Wtobc ooe Hcnbc5uollS Der
Nriltofrotic Nmerifa'S gcpeicn, oob
Die ultcn oelltiten NciieidriitItclcr
lelblt in Homoncn mo Gtopellen. mel.
die lie gelcgcntlif id)rieben, oieielbe
offers c%rp0bntcn. Sebt ifcint Yinl.
lico micoer III ieincm polen @lon,e
ouierltun0cn ST. ieilt, oenn aIler Nll.
gen ocricni0cn pom Surf iino oii sic.
lclbe 9erihtet. @eItern non sic Or
olfnitnG Ser o~ieSiGbrigen 6riibiobra.
Ncnltell. Sd)0ner bGtte buS @ettcr
rilrlpobr nidt iein fon1en, ltno fem
Wllnoer ocSholb, ooB lid bic @eieu-
ld)oit III 10 itottlid)er 3obl BORT ein.
fnnb. Nniicn luoren ga pcrtrctcn, bic
ieoem Srcrnroc oes HenniportS oas
Vllt ldncller in ocn Noern ilieBcn
lieBer, uno mClln iid) Scnlano rid)tiq
umlob, mcintC er, Dob nit Den Hen.
men aud cine &nitiim. NusiteQilng fir
Gomen pcrbunocn aemeicn lei, 10
lhon porcn Die &leioer Der @elea.
IbaItsoomen, Die ga promenirtcn. Sic
3abl Der Terlonen, sic DEM @iletper.
tauf nadl alrf Dem Hennplab 5uacgen
ipurcl, betrllA neuntouien0. Solgen.
DC moren Die Sieger:
I. Hennen = 4 SilrlongS: lube.
terreb"; 3cit. 5015.
.. Hennen i S~urlongs: y9iQep
SibbS"; 3eit, t02 ti5.
3. Rennen = 7 Slirlongs: YTorf
Nop"; Belt, t.2S lis.
4. Hcnncn - r8olfflelr"; 3eit,
4.24R.
.. &enncn = ,9obp 8armo"; 3eit,
LA 3i5.
6. Hcnnen = I Meile, 40 0bS.:
vSbe Sbou9bonn"; 3eit, 1.44A.
Z. Hennen - Simple Soneurs";
Belt. t.01 Bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
H%uoicuclt, inn., i'm 8aaon.

Ter dIteIte Sobn oeS E~r1iiocnten
Hooiepclt fliegt in eirem WilitGr.
9ullon iiber Baltimore = Gourtp.
Siherc 2onoung bes gaaonS
bier Wctlen bon 0eIolpare Gitu
Gel.
Sbeooore Hooiepelt, iltn., ser al.
tcite Sobn OeS GrGiibenten gooiepeIt,
fiog geitern NuHmittog 3 llbr in CT.
llem WfilitGr 9olon, in gegleitung
bon Capt. 6. &c 5orreit Chamber.
Capt. 6iBbugb See nno Capt. &obert
.. Ban Sorn iiber Baltimore oltn.
tp uno melbete cine 10 llbr 10 Wi.
tllten geltern Nbeno cine bon Capt.
Chandler aus @ilmin9ton, Del, ori.
0egcbere 9epeide, Dob Ser 0ulon
nm 5A llbr Nohmittags iiher bier
Wteilen bon 0claluare Gitp Gel, &C.
Ianoet lit. @oibington beiuno iid)
IN elmer begreiiliden Iufrcgung, ais
lid) Ole Natrid)t nit Ylisesihnellt
nerbreitete, BOP Der Sobn oes HrGii.
oenten cine gltifobrt nit einem Wei.
IitGr . 9alon MAIDEN miiroe. Srl.
Gtbel Gooiepclt, ole in eineln Illto.
mobil nad Den @uSmerfen an II. II.
WsStroBe fllbr, CAB Den notbpenoi,
gen @inf fir bos GreigniB. Der
Frdiioe1t, Der Gin grobeS SntereIic
an Den Souoniobrten oes Signol.
Corps ninnlt, bate ieine GrIaubnib
sur Iniiobrt ieineS Sobnes aeaeben
mo poate Sri. GtbeI 3eiisin Scr Nui-
fabrt iein.
alS Scr @ollon ieiner 6ciieln erie.
oigt mar, bate iid iif beinabc ELM
llnfall creignet, ga ser 9orb ourf
5l olelcn Salloit nuf bem Grobobeu
ldleilte nnb 0ciobr porbonoen NOR,
ooB oerielbc nit eleftriihen 9rGbten
III @erilbrung fomnlen miirbe. Capt.
Chandler lub ober oic @ciobr ultb
mari 40 Eiuno 9aIloit beraiiS, no.
ralti Der 9ollon IN Die Sobe ltoB.
Ger 9nllon ihipebtc bonn in Der
Hid)tung nod Baltimore oapor, un9
mllrbe oerielbe bier 3uerit bon ser
NllarantGne Station, SatpfinS4
Eoint uno Sort Solunrb beobohtet.
% Der Iuiiticg oes 9oQons NIT
benz Sobne oes Yr1iioenten in 9ol.
tin1ore idon friib5eitie befannt ge.
iporben mar, ucrillften Sunocrte oen
@ollon 81 entoeden, bod muroen sic.
iclben fnlt ionlmtlih entt1uidt. Der
9alIon flog Damn iiber Sporrops.
Goint, Bad Giper Red fiber Die gai
nof Geluiuore, no er. tpie crpGbnt.
nabe 0elalpare Gitp nieberging. Ter
Vallon mar oerielbe, NIT Dem am
lesten Sreitog lieutenant Sranf 9.
2abm iiber Baltimore iIog nnb bel
&olano Yarf lanoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
ScS 3unpcrnenrs Grmennnnacn.

Slllloertc Don EoIitifern un0 Nemter
llItcrn beitiirmcn Goupernclll
Grotbers I'M Sotel Hennert. -
Seutc miro Der @oupcrncur mieocl
III Baltimore iein. - Sic @rner,
ni'ngen foIgen Groe Der Mod)c.
Bolioernellr GrotbrrS luor qcItcrr
III Baltimore, mo mar 0us Sotcl
Ncnllert, IN ipelhcm Der Bouoerneur
abgeltiegcn mar, 0nS Weffu fiir gro
BE ltno tleine EoIititer, Nemteriudcr
llllo oeren 5reunOC, meIhe nod einen
leBten Vetinh MAIDEN moQten, nm
lbre Nniprithe uuhntoIs Dor 0oS
Stootsoberboupt 31t lcgen. Wand).
mai ltonoen 40 bis 30 E%erionen Dor
Der Sbiir beS 3inmcrs ocs @ollprr.
11CllrS, Ginlob bcgcbreno, mGbrenD
Nnocrc ibr Seim I'M &otcl auiqeidlos
gen 81 baben itiCncu unO Oaiielbr
llld)t cher nerlieBen bis Der @ouucr.
l1clr nadl annapolis 3uriidfuhr.
Nclttc miro 8ouocrueur GrotbcrS lutc.
Der III baltimore iCtl u1o nodlmQla
GeIcgotionen empiongcn. Gle Gr.
llennlmgcn lucr0cn bcltimmt om Srci.
tag ODER SonItaQ 0cnladlt merbcn.
mo miro Damn iiir Sen 8ouperncur
cine gcpilnIdte Hubcpouie cintretcn.
y" NOR Elm 9eihGftiger Gag fiir ocn
@olperncllr, un6 iolgtc GonfcrCn3 uui
Gontercn5 nit ben @r0Ben Der Demo.
trotiifcn Eartei aus Baltimore un0
Dem Stoot, luelfc lid ein HCnoC,.
nouS I'M Sotel Nenucrt acqcbcn 3ll
boben lficncn. &on Sobn :. Wabon,
GrsFoltmeiIter g. GuoiS @urficl0 an
mnrct fa1t aQc 0emotrutiihcn Siibrcr
bier, ole auf oieicn Sitel Nniprud MA
hen, lno cmpfing Der 8ouucrneur
ldmmtli6e 9eiuter mo 9cleQatio,
men nit oerieIben &iebenSmiiroigfeit.
Gtnigc Scr lui6tigitcn Grnennlllocn
ldeinen nad) Den geitriGen Nn5ciAen
pom @oloerneur entidieocn 81 iciL
unO 5luor Die i~oIgeuoen:
Foli5cirid)ter mittlerer IiItrift:
eugene Is. Grammar; mcItlihcr 81.
thrift: Goniel 5. &oOen; 0ltlidcr q.
thrift: @iuiam u. 8orluno; n0rolihtr
GiItrift; WcacnmcU @bite; nororucIt.
Ilfer GtItrift: NIpn 9. Spion. Iic
9elcbung oes norO0itlihen. iiioIidcn
mo iiiomeItlidcn Qiitrifts lit nod
nifDt cntihiebcn. Cine groBc Gppoit.
ton fam geAen Sic Grnennllng pom
SomeS u. 2eluiS sum 8ori6eil1, bod
miro oericIbe trob oQcoem gum Goli-
5ciriftcr ocS nor00Itlideu GiitriftS
crnonnt iperoen.
Hihtcr ocs Sugcnogcri6tcS: Z. 5.
e. @iuiQms pom Der Sun.
FoIijci. GoIiimiii6r; SER Sobn u.
@beItle.
Gr. 9.6roif NineS, Der %nCllcrnonn-
tc Supcrintenocnt ser Stout8. Gin.
monOcrungs @cb6r0c, ser ebcnfullS
I'M 9otel mar, Io9te, BOB Serr 9Illg.
y. Srappe 5ltn SefretGr ser @cb0roc
luleoer crnonnt merben miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23

BE oroerunqen i'm 3oIl.
a m t. - Collector @iuiom i. Stonc
bat Sames W. Solder pon ser 10.
@aro gum fIaiiifi8irtcn arbeiter i'm
3otiamt %ernannt. Or tritt an Stelle
ton Sobn 8eber, peIder gum 9oten
beiorbert wurbe, uno SamleI e.
Stump, melder iriiber SiiIiS. GbeicIert
mar, lit gum @aeer nit einem SalGr
bon $4,000 ernannt woroen.
Sir bic @ieoerernen.
nnng Der Sbpaiiib . GommiiiGre
iino Dem 8ouuerneur Die gegenpGr.
tigen Garoioaten alii bas 2ebbafteite
empioblen moroen, oa oieielben Strait
ierer Grfabrnng iest crit redJt i'm
Stanoe iein iperben, Die @eiete, III.
ter oenen iie ernannt poroen iinb,
burd5uiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
Scbt Gmd) rcdltscitig INT nad) einem
Hienic. Elat.
ycIegt Yofel's (friiber Mctun's) a,n
GnSe Ser 2isbtitraken Bride.
CW52G,O %, Wo-)
Sebbel's einsiges M~ttelicr.

8ir baben nrr elm Itclier in Salti'
more, mno Sas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtage sn ebcncr GrSe, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ap', nabe Sigb.Str. &inoer.Hbu.
tograpbien cine Spesialitat. - Seine
Ngcntcn ,tmb1 feine Sreppen 81 iteigen.
S. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 8ciddftsiibrer.
(315@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
,Sarmpnie $ Gafe,"

Hr. Ala, @eit.Tapctte-S traec, Garl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @irsbnrscr Sof'
brau iriid am 3apf. Diners, Sumpers
a la carte. SeSen Samitas Mbenb
Jrei.Gun5ert. (MpriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23

&nmpf nm @irtbihoits,
Stccn3en. - Sn ser Spiritlloien.
Siccn5.9 eborOe tobt 5itr Belt eir iel-
terer &annpi in 9c5ug aili oie Ser
olls9obung bon 2icen5en fir @irtb-
ldaften an ser Grub Sill. Ipenue
uno EennipIuoniu . Npcnlie. Die
rSom on0 Sroer 2igo," pelfe oIle
0cbel III 9epcgung iebt, I'm Die
GommiIlGre 81 perunlaiien, cine
arOBe 3abl ser 9egenn1rtigeu 2icen.
sen 5llriif5u5ieben, lit ntgeni6einlif)
nit otelcr 9lngelcgenbeit, mcld)e it'd
Ic nit ser Sodliccn5 bon lelbit rcgl,-
lircn miro, nod nidt be~irieoigt nno
babcr ser &antpf. Die 9efiirporter
ser @irtbihoitcn MAIDEN fein Scbl
tornllS, oob es beoerteno better m0re,
Elm 0ubeno oifene @irtbidoiten 81:
babcn, nls blnoert Spelunfen, melfc
Die notiirlide Solgc icin niirbcn.
Smmer b~eiiere Sacilis
tGten. - Gic i1mmtliden @ag.
CONS ser nInnopolis Sbprt Cine"
lreIfe nit gIettri5itGt betricben tuer.
ben iollen, iino nunmebr pouitGnoig
NIT oen notbigen Apparoten periebcn
uno ser cleftriihe ponitGnoige DE.
trieb fam in fiirjeiter 3eit auige-
nommen meroen. Seoenfaus meroen
tereits in 5ebn Sagen sic @oggons
re9elm1Big iabren.
8cb d) EbilobcIpbiu.- d.
Eoter hilbert 3ubed bon ser Ser,
Sciu e Stride 81 SigbIonotolun lullr-
De an Die ct. 9onifuciiis . airdc Su
Gbilooelpbia ueriett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
SitnH9 beg Stuptratbs.

SlPHH0 tbcS SIupfTatDS.
Die 3lpeite 9eiung oca Gooer Der
9oltaeiese miro I'M 5tpeitenRatb3.
3luctge fortgeictt. 49, 0ie WtilG
@eroronnnG paiiirt I'M 5~rpeitcn
Hatbs5lueige Die eritc 9eiunq.
Ter critic Ratbs5meig iette geIterr
Die 3meite 2eiung scr 8eroronung
oeS 9oocr Der 9ougeiebe fort, unn
miro oiciclbe am uGfiten WtontoL
nenn Der Stootratb lpieoer 5u elmer
Slbung 3uIammentritt, beenoet mer.
Den. Sn Der Souptiohe ipltroen ge.
tern 81 Der &eroronung gemodtc
3lIdte mr. gcItcllt, nm 9rltdicbler
5l perbclicrlL 0od) muroc Gin ,3uIdb,
Der beitimmt, baB an Sobritiiblen-
Siherbeits 8remicn angebrodt
luer0cn miillcn, crit nad elmer fllr3cn
Gcbotte angcnommen. Ger ,3uioB
mrroc bon Srlt. Soiimon ein9ereiht,
Der Iagte, 0aB 6criclbe feinen Sdlu.
Den tbnn fonnc, menn er pieaeidt
olid) teincn Nltbcn bringen miiroc.
9r. Seller, Goriibcr 0ea 9alt-@eieb.
Gomite'S, betGmpitc ben 3uIab ais
unnotbia 0o nod feline iolte 9renl-
le ertln0en iuor0en lei. Ger 0alt-
Snlpeftor mltrOe oils 2llltoritGt bon
beioen Seitcn ongefiibrt, uno ser 3u.
lob IdlieBIid nngenommcn.
Ole Of GcroronunQ.
SIN 5%iuciten Hotbs5peige mllr0e bic
Vttld : TcrorOnung in erItcr SeiunI
puiiirt, mo mobnten mieocr nie(e
9an1cn uno Sreltnoe ser @eroronuno
Ser Sibung bel.
Gegulirunq oc8 @crfebra.
Gte @crorommg sur 8cgulirumI
oeS StroBenpcrfcbrS ipur0c a~eItern
lpieoer bel ibrer 5peiten @eiun9 i'm
3%lpciten &otbs5pcige ouf 14Sogc 0cm
Gomite fiir Foli5ei lno @eiGn0nib
i%Iberloiclcn, un0 miro am WontoG,
} llbr ~gtodln1ittag9, cine ofientlid,e
Sibung bes Gomitc's ituttiinocn, ga.
nit Die @eGner Der Gcrorouung Sc.
Icgcnbeit babeL ibre @riin0c ge0en
oicielbe oor5ulcgcn.
Sn brittcr 2ciungange.
nom mem.
Ter critic &~otbS5pcig nobm 0eitetn
1oIgenoc Geroronlngcn in oritter Sc.
lung an:
GrloubniB fiir Sen M%uni5ipolcn
4upIt 3 9crein oic 9rooonap- Wortts
Sale I'M &onuor, 6ebruor ulo WGr}
1909 filr SortrGgc bcnuben SIT oiir.
fen.
GrloubniB fir Slpiit II. 60, 5ur
Identifying Der itGotiihen Subtpup5.
@ol zines oSieIo" SouIcS I'M Ga.
trobc-Eorf.
Wtobifi5irlutG oeS Gontroftes our
6orti6offun1 uno @erorbeitun0 scr
s. iihenobiGue nit ser Soutbcrn Bro.
Duct 50. bllrd) Grbobung ser con-
troftlif beoungcnen Sunlmc nm
i1brlif sur 0edung ser bo.
beren 9ransportfoiten.
Griu6en an sic Sel1crbcb0roe, Sen
NitNlie0ern OcS 9eportements eire
l1n0cre 3eit fir ibrc orei t1olifeu
Wobl5citcn mo mebr freic Gage SIT
belpiQigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
S1tfsfarten

bon urb nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nelp.gorf. 9aiiite ODER Smiiden.
bed. 8ehiel, ausIanoiides @elb,
Grebitbriefe un6 @eIoienSungeu.
Sbeu. s. 0iener e Co.,
UT. 217. Cit.Naltimors-s strase.
o. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
Sbeo. $. 9tcner & 60.

Teitihes uno anberes ausldnbi.
ides @eIb gefnuft uno perfauft.
@eIbienoungen beiorgt nod Genti&'
LAMB, Seitreid, &uBIano II. I. M
@ehiel auseeiteut alf ausIGnoiide
ganfen. GreSitbriefe unb Trapelers
Cheques.
2f7O..YQltimoresSt ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
Strnfcnbabn.GpIiiion in 8aibins.
ton.

3mei 0oQ9on2 coQibircu an ser
FcnniplDonia Noenuc. Gin
8ogGon blicb friibjeiti8 itcGen -
3mci GonQreBabgeor0nctc pcrIGtt.
8etrdd)tIihe N%rfregung an Ger
ltngliid&itGtte.
9ei cincm StraBcrbobn-ltnioQ, Scr
Iit 0eitcrn an Ger 412sStr. unO Eenns
lDlouniQ-2lpc. 81 Wnibington creignc.
tc, lultrbc Der Hepr6lentant lorunCu
bon WinneiOtu GoriiBer 0es Sans.
Counties fir Geripiuigungen, am
Hiidcn 0crlebt, berHcprGiCntant 3obn
e. CLANCY lpurbe an scr Siiite Der.
lett mo ouBcr0cm trlgcn 5oblreihe
onocre FaiioGiere G%erlcbungen oo.
bon.
Ser @og9on, mclfcr OaS llnbeiI
pcruriofte, mar elmer pun Ser Mount
Eleoinnt-2inic. ScrieIbc ronntc nit
GROCER S6neligtcit gcgcn eincn @ag.
gon Der 0eorgctoDn-2in iueId)er 81.
reft Dor Ocmiclben iteben gebIieben
mar. @roBe N%uiregun9 bcrridtc in
Scr Nuhboridait Der llnaliidSit1ttr.
Is luuroen iogIeif ambulon5cn BON
perIfieoenen SoipitGIcrtt unb Eoli5ei.
Stationen rcQuirirt, uno gliidIider
@ciic Itelte eS iid boIb bernilS, ooB
Der llniaa, obi6on BON e~rnItcn Sol.
gen be9Ieitet, nidt 10 perbGngnibpoa
%pcrlolfcn mar, lpie man uripriingIit
6cfiirdtct bate. Sic Mebr5obl iub
III Dem offcnen Sommer.@ agaon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-23
Stdot Baltimore.
Undertakings @egpeiier.

ranbiterinm" - 3bomaS 6. 5bea in fol-
eenoCm a4epertotre:
NIontua. 2onueritae 9lbens, Runtag, 0icn-
fiag. 6reitag uno SaHiitng M,atinee: ~ SoIt
bier Of The Grob".
2tenfiaa lno samftae abcno: Or. 2cpI
uno Mir. Snoe".
Iitilpo6 uuo TreitGe gbenb: abe Bellies"
pSIuuen's"@aIb e g9au Of The TRANSCRIPTION"
n6Dro's" 49, n6ouies Of 1907.
u@n1etn" - nGluri's Ruruiunn @irIs".
nSunibnh" n2be Sboos5lO RcgimeHt".
nWGarnIanb-3eitb's ,gQ Star" llIauoeoiQe.
,g!eu Wtpnumeutal" - oGa0eiD 8irIs".
,aubin's," 404-4O6, Eh.9Gnim0rs.e ctr. -
RnuoeoiUe- 8priteIungeH uno l9dHoeibilber.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

exceeds the minimum period OF
10 days by Is days; therefore.
IL we get the first spray for the sec
end brood on at the proper time
and follow with another In thir-
teen days We have kept the apples
continually coated for twenty-six
days. which kill maximum stray
glers. as they are but eighteen days
behind the first worms Of the first
brood.
Figuring BY Actual Dates.
Full poisoning time IL about
May 10th. In about 10 avs. Just
before all the blossoms have fallen,
or May 20, we apply the flrst
spray. The majority Of the worms
enter In about is days after the
blossoms have fallen, which would
be about June 9Th. The frst spray
for the second brood, which by this
plan would be your fourth spray.
probably would be in advance Of
SO days from June 9Th which means
with us about July 25th. followed
with another spray In thirteen
days, which should 60 on about Aug
ust 9Th and keep the apples covered
until about August %.
Chris Dethman sprayed last year
just before all the blossoms fell:
the second time ten days later and
the third time two weeks after that.
Then ne waited 40 days and sprayed
the fourth time and sprayed again
in two weeks, and he had q nne,
clean crop Of apples. Now. ASSUME
Ing that spraying just before bios
SONS fell with him was the same
date as we assume In our calcula-
tions--May 20-his second spray
would be June LIST: his third June
14th and 40 days later for the
fourth spray would be July 24th,
and his nth spray August 9Th.
Mist Spray, Banding.
In spraying for later broods use
mist nozzle, as the object II to
coat the apple. A Y nozzle IL best
at all times.
Be careful in spraying not to gel
too much drip In spraying for sec
ond broods a. drops in forming are
apt to pull the poison together
leaving the surface Of the APPLE bare
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Z. f4af
in spots. but be sure your apples
are coated. ss
Don't neglect to band your trees
and examine the bands each week
and kill the worms, and the nearer
the color of the bark the band A the
better. Every moth killed means
the saving Of Is apples from being
wormy Or stung and that means
quarter Of box moro apples Sc M
per box. worth 80 cents.
One leading grower Says: At ~
Cost Of IS I killed under tho Gal5SS
on 100 trees. which meant the n Y.
struction Of 10000 eggs. the sayinjE
OF 10000 apples from being wofrz
or stung. or 100 boxes at III pot
box. and that meant 70 ne $500 IT,
coin"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Celebrated Medicated Sulphur
Baths at Lewiston Sanitarium, 227
Snake River ave. Phone, Main IS.
Price 81 each, six for IS. tt
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Use the new Tungsten Lamp, q
saving Of 70 per cent. Lewiston
Electro Supply Co., sales agents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

The Raymond will serve their pop
ular table de hote dinner on Sunday.
1850 p. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Architect H. N. Black has chang
ed his Offices from the Beehive block
to Room II, Tnlcssen building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Architect H. N. Black has chang
ed his offices from the Beehive block
to Room 81, Thiessen building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Young laCies for tele-
nhone work. Apply at Office Of
the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
DAIRY LUNCH
and Bakery

Next door to BrownelPs Handy
Kitchen.
Fresh Fancy Bakery Goods Daily.
Regular Home Made Goods.
Meals served any time.
We make a speciality Of Cocoa AMI
Chocolate for ladies while doing
their afternoon shopping.
Birthday and Wedding Cakes q
speciality.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

ANDERSON & ELLIOTT, Attorneys
at Law, No. 317, corner Fourth
and D streets, ground floor. Means
block. Phone Black 81. Lewis
ton, Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

H.G. REDWINE-Genera law prac-
tice in state and tederal cQurts,
Rooms 6, Z and s, Beehive block,
Lewiston. Phone, Main 100.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
,WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. J. N. Molloy. 404 Second
avenue.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
WANTED 70 BUY.

WANTED-To buy secondhand fur
niture of all kinds. Highest cash
price paid. 1106 Main st. M. +.
HoWe-ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

SECRET SOCIETIES.

LODGE OF ELKS NO.
S9G-Meets first and third Tues
day of each month at the Elks'
Temple. Charles w. Mount, ex-
allied ruler; c. v. Smith, secretary.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
ATTORNEYS.

JAMES E. BABB. ATTORNEY AT
LAW--Practices In state and fed
eral courts of Idaho and Washing
ton. Office in Lewiston National
Bank building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
KARL BAUMGAERTEL - Musical
director and teacher. Music fur
nished for all occasions. Lewiston
hotel. Phone. Main 220.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

GEORGE w. TANNAHILL, Lawyer
Practices in all state and fed
eral courts of Idaho and Washing
ton. Rooms s, 6, z, New Porter
block. Phone, Main 227.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

Mr.. Taylor, at Medford, Oregon.
who inclosed a tree with fine
wire screen. observed that during
the last day of incubation the young
larvae can plainly be seen through
the shell of the egg by the aid of q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

F. D. CULVER, Attorney at Law
Rooms 3O8-309 Weisgerber Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
There Are Business
Men Who Consider
Advertising a Graft

They are generally the type Of humans who sand
the sugar and water the milk before they go to their
prayers
The term advertising has sealed itself into their
beings, that its mere mention seems to be more dis
tressing than diet of tenpenny nails
Nails, however. have value when properly placed
and driven home by who can do il without
pounding his thumb-and
Advertising has its value only when properlv
handled by men who do it without the element Of
speculation expense eliminating backsding profit.
and the inevitable stumbling block hurdles thrown
in the path by chronic inexperence
Good advertising pays and is a cherished asset to
the business who is fortunate enough in obtaining
good service-but good advertising men are mighty
1t is safe to that can serve you.
F. J. COOPER ADVERTISING
20 Montgomery PhoneD Douxla. sf4
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

Tutie Edgecote;. 2. Mrs. Charles Reid Thor
Tullys inIcp1 sEWood oricket e 8 Mrs. Charles Reid
Thorburn's stiletto. Keen. Limit bitches, not
exceeding 80 pounds-Mrs. Charles Reid Thor,
pounds, DR.. w. H. WatkinS Edgecote Dena
2, F. E.. Tully,'s silkwood Cricket; 3. George
I J. Franz & watfns pd PITS fris e. C fsTseIs
Champion Edgewood Biddy; s, Mrs. J. G. Hirsch-
WsEn Ts eraes
Edgewood Biddy; 9. Mrs. George Flexner,s Lady
Hazel reserve p George gasksSns ysn3%s 1T
7iis English bulldogs: winners. bitches-First,
Martin Smiths Freedom.
Bun terriers; Puppies. dogs, Miss Louise
Waas Easfs1s WondeFaRd Ma,r Jim woods Ben
Wonderland Bedrock; reserve. ]. K. Burke's
Edgscote yigilant Junior, dogs, Ben P,
Edseeote a Vigisnt g. nEs B9ans Rsf
wonderland Jim Woods; 2, Ben P. Walls Engis
Bedrock; v. n. O.. DR.. w. a. watkins Mighty
Of the Lake; v: II. c., Mrs d. R. Bryant's
Mrs. [. A. scott's wonderland Beirock. Limit,
dogs, over 30 pounds, Mrs. Horton r. Phipps
Brooklyn Patsy; 2. Jesse Moore's Willamette
reserve. Hugh S: Aldrich's ngs. Open. dogs,
Pacific coast bred-Mrs. 3. R. Bryantis Rafies,
yseFs g. G. EsFses sr11a n %1S 1
Biddy. Cup for best bull terrier-Frank e.
Watkins, Iris Cup for best opposite sex-Mrs,
puppy-A. /. Mollis' siikwood Tatoosh
French bulldogs Limit, dogs-Mrs, 81. n
Cooks Loulou. Open, dogs-Mrs. b. N. Cooks
Champion General de Ia Mare. Winners dogs
First. Mrs. n. N. Cooks Champion General de la
Mare; reserve, Mrs. Fl. N. Cooks Loulou. Limit
bitches-Dr. J. Auburn Wiborn's D'Anglemcni
Fleurette. Open, bitches-Dr. ]. Auburn WI.
born's DAnglemont Fleurette. Cup for best
French bulldog-Mrs II. N. Cooks Champion
General de Ia Mare.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

would not my statement in return be equally
effective 70 release them7 1t is utterly i'm
possible for me to trace ell of these people, and
1t would be inconvenient to trace others. for IL
would subject me to almost unlimited backmail.
Try and ind some way and keep it quiet any
way.
Hyde also refers to Schneider in this
tenor:
malignant spirit this was sufficient basis for
him to make wild statements be did which he
never would dare swear to.
The letter states, also, that Schneider
took advantage of ignorant persons and
made representations to buyers of land.
The false things Schneider is trying
TO fasten on me-" Hyde said in another
letter, II do not fear, but 1 do fear the
despicable underhanded methods OF
these special agents. They will lie,
browbeat and intimidate people with
the same recklessness that is mani
tested in giving proof in criminal
courts"
Dimond, who realized that the situa-
tion in Washington. while the scandal
was brewing, had become exceedingly
warm for Hyde. wrote the latter as fol-
lows:
The publicity amounts to this-that the order
involves a large number of people and Is
bound TO become public property If the press
should hear that secret order existed You can
rest assured that they would leave no stones un-
turned TO give ii 70 the people and make it as
sensational as possible
Frankly Dimond says in conclud-
ing, you were making money too fast
and got careless, thereby laying your
self liable to such a calamity as has
happened, and it is not question OF
what you want to do. but what you
will have to do"