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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-24
BASKET BALL.

Tonight at the High School gymna,
SUM the local High School team will
play the strong Morgantown team
Both teams are in fine form and each
one confident of victory. All lovers
of indoor sports will witness fine
game If they attend as the game will
be fast and furious from the very
start till its finish. This game is ar
ranged Friday so that the local bust
ness men and women can attend, as
they have always said they were too
busy Saturday night. 1t is hoped they
will all come and witness a fine clean,
game for about an hours duration,
The High School extends special In
vitation to the Normal School and the
ward schools as they are both deeply
interested in basket ball. The High
School gymnasium is large place and
seats will be prepared for the accom-
mediation OF the ladies and gentlemen.
There will be preliminary between
halves between the freshmen and the
sophomores. The High School is ex-
pected to come out in body and
root for these different classes as
good bit of rivalry is going on between
them for honors, Go to the Theator
ium some time to-day and see the
High School slide. It's great. Th4
lineup will be as follows:
r; II. s.-Heintzelman, R. forward;
Malone and PltEer, L, forwards; Ham
ilton and crowell, centers; Amos, r.
guard; Prichard, L, guard. W.T.
1Iawley win referee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-24

The number of idle in Chicago is
IA per cent. larger than one year ago.
Wheeling Register.
But how does the number even now
compare with IA years ago under Dem
ocratic rule?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-24
TAFT GAINING RAPIDLY.

There is considerable ground fol
qualification over the progress of the
Taft boom. The early primaries, fol
lowing the declaration for Taft in
over sixty out of lightweight coun
ties In Ohio, seem destined to clear
up all doubt which may have existed
as the situation in that State and the
reports from all sections indicate that
the strength of the Secretary OF War
is growing rapidly. The Taft people
figure that their candidate will have
504 votes on the first ballot In the
national convention without drawing
on any State which has favorlte son,
while they also count on an add
tional 1O9 votes as good as assured
which they believe will be cast for
Taft. 491 is all that are needed. to
nominate. 1t has always been one
of the strong points Of the Republican
party that it stands stanchly behind
the party nominee and the earlier 1t
is decided who the nominee shall be
the better 1t is for the party at the
polls. An early decision affords am,
pie time for the disappointed ones to
forget their disappointment and to
get into line. ! eSS@5 N a'5
The man with the sleigh can soon
kl ,..ss 50 ,isa sstst- lslll ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-24
Cheated Gallows
FRANK CONSTANTINE DIED FROM
EFFECTS OF INJURIES
RECEIVED.
(By United Press.)

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. 24.-Frank Con
stantine, convicted of Mrs. Frank Gen.
try's murder, is dead. Several days
ago he jumped over the railing that
surrounds the cell tiers at the Joliet
penitentiary, landing on the cement
floor below and never regaining con
sciousness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-24

A. c. Klakeaa was business sisiz
tor in Grafton yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-12
Short Stories.

Streets running north and south
have the best health records. ~
A firm in Vienna has put an adver-
tisement In one OF the papers there TOR
an ''unscrupulous commercial agent.
Troy CN. " women, conducting a
tag day" for charity, had TO deduct
$6.40 from the receipts because Of
counterfeit coin. Ngta
A fish peddler at Rockland, Me-,
found a pearl In fresh water clam
the other day which is as large as
marble. He sold 1t for over $1,000.
A New York veterinary hospital not
only is equipped with an operating tn
BILE for horses, but also has a sun par
lor on the roof, where patients may
recuperate. tf
Thieves In Memphis. looting the ea-
loon OF w. A. Woods, found big bear
inside as guardian. which they quieted
by feeding him with sugar while they
robbed the place.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-12
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Valeska Surratt received an offer to
play for a year In the London music
halls.
Anna Held thinks she would be sue
cessful In London with "The Partisan
Model"
1t is said that Peter Pan" has sue
ceeded in completely puzzling the gay
and clever Parisians.
Louis Harrison and Louis Cassavant
have been engaged for the company
to support Grace Van Studdiford.
The Call of the North" is the tiSaupf
the new play I'm which Robert Edeson
will star the coming season. The play
Is by George Broadhurst.
Marie Tempest was one Of the guests
at an entertainment given in London
by Mrs. Martin, the aunt OF the Count
ess Of Craven, in the lntter's honor.
William f. Carroll has been engaged
for n character part In the play In
which Louis Mann is TO star. Mr..
Carroll is the author OF "Muldoon's
Picnic"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-12
House Rules pespotio.

The third instrumentallty employed
to defeat the will Of the people is
found in the rules of tine house OF rep
resentatlyes. our platform points out
that "the house of representatives was
designed by. the fathers of the sonstI,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-12

why NO Nntl-truSt LegislatIonT
A few years ago the Republican lead
ers In the house of representatives
were coerced by public opinion into
the support of an antitrust law which
had the endorsement of the president,
but the senate refused even to con-
slider the measure, and'slnce that time
no effort has been made by the doml-
nant party to secure remedial legisla-
tlou upon this subject
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

unssn uHb anFsaaussu sur4
SdnupfsHfsbsr uiD.
S6pere Grtranlungsn ITn6 bdafis
lie ferHeren 5olgsn, bic oft sdn3 uns
rpartet eintrstm. lDenn man ges
1oRHbsitsmdBis nd in gu bsiBeH
Raumen oufhdlt. M9aHde Menlhsn
labeE fd paran i6on 10 febr geDobn.
3aB lte bic Angeiunbe Wirtunq zines
~iber5ei5tsn 3immers nitt mebr gu
ssrfpursn slaubsn. 4bsr Derbeu Re
slnmai fronf 0ann pirO's ibnsn bop
2eit ialedt ssben.
etpGs 9lnbsres pieber 1T e, psnn
nan einise s3eit ooer Stunoen i'm
Gase in Raumen. bic oer Tabricoz
tioHsort Dessn isbr beiB eeboltsn merz
ben miiheH. arheitsn muB. Dubei asz
rat4 mar tart IN SdpeiB uno pers
mas ooher bic 5ibe bsHsr gu ertra9eu.
aber folhe Stunbsn i6Derer Qrbst.
IN Der 6iBe birfeH in ieinem Sole al
lange ausas0ebnt neroen.
Sin uubsrsr Seller sef6iebt sben=
falls iebr bdufig; ndmlih Der, bag
man bic Wobnrdume unb audi Qr=
bsitsrdume i'm @inter su nenig lif=
tet. Das 1T nObl nod 5eOentlider
ais 81 tart einbei5sH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

3oBaos Tin0 bic geripre6unotR
peids in eeben esssben perfsn,
manHigfah lire MotiDs, ME 2ie5s.
5rdos, 5roit. uno ME oft miro
nab Oem Spridnort: Bonn 9erIprss
den big sum 5altsn lit Elm peitsr
Shritt" ssbarosIi. uno oas 9eripre=
den tbeils leidtHuRig pergeFsn,
tbeils dbFhfli9 Ebsriskn uno uners
fdlt setaTen. Sin untriglihes
&enn3eifen zines erniten, IN ii6 oez
Riti9teu @saraeters aber TT e, fh
Hift unter Dem ginfIuB irgene elmer
Situation gu et,pas gu 0erpfliften,
ods man ipdter niht 81 6alten pers
mag. einmal iibernommensn gerbinoz
lidEeit a6er muB maj nnter alien
~lmitdnosn nahtom.en, unO Iei e.
isl6it nab ugberpir0a.ng er6Bter Di=
decentralization. Der if0ne oeIti6e
QusIprRh: Sin Wann Elm BOrt" 9ilt
nift nur fir Die Wtlnner, du6 tie
5raueR Ioaten ibn tets beber5igen.
llnId0H uno feise 1T es, Elm frsipilz
li9 ~gese6enes geripreheu uuerFiilt 81
latent @er fh Dies otter 3ultuIoep
iommen ldbt biibt bel ieineR 5reun.
DEN, MH0erpdnpten un0 in Der Sc
ieni6aft an QhtuHg Elm; sr piuo haGe
in allen ieinen ReOen ni6t me6r srRIt
ssHommen. ia pobl beIGteIt unO BE-
ip0ttelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
gus OrbknTb.

Nm Gttns BON Robert e.
Nbrams Der ~ Sabre lang ben 90.
ten be,iab. bat Der Gount0rat6 ben
SuperDdor G0p. @0n3er gum Super
i%uteuoenisu oes eouuiD a%rbsitsbauies
erpdbli.
Die Unit Saloon Qiqa 6tabFh
iigt bic abbaliung elmer Special 2tbs
Thinning iiber bic 6rdge gu loroern,
oh fiiroerbiH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier
bepiaigt metben louen.
Giu @ial oes 9reo. Witi, in
BEN Hh cine QuoniitGt Baubol3.
Merl3euae no Elm guiomobil 6eiaa
oen. fiel einem 8rdnbt gum Gpier.
Sa Der Waihoupali bes 6ounin
Srreuhan'ts rlhiete Elm 5guer einen
S6ooen Don $1,000 on.
Rad laHaerer 0tauthtit III 1rau
g. Is. 8otuib Satin zines Der beoeu
%teuoiitH GsoerQtobb0noIrr umo Ioh
ten oes alien @nieolsrs Grnn. Qeiior
ben.
Nm Nrsitoa eamSlaq a. Conn
too miro in Der 0er3 Stiu Stride bos
DltgBjaidRoige 8tbsi d~6aebalteu mer.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
ans Rurtnr.

Omen Wlt@drtbB. BET am %.
Mug. i'm 9erlaui zines Mirtbsbauss
~ltrsitss @uit. 8stb nieoeri6lug, 70 0aB
otsier mad 2 1ogsn ftdrb. III BON elmer
5urB bon Der 4ntlage oes Morbes
ireigeiproden morpeH. WeGaribD
bate Votbpsbr eslieno gemahi.
-@ine 9auoe GiHbrster trsibt bier
CUR 3eit ibr llnmeien. Snncrbalb Il
mes W}onats in0 nift peniqer ME 10
WubHbduier Don ben 9aubiten geplii.
bert norben. bis isbt bat man o0n
ben aerlen nod leine @pur entoe5t.
. - 5ront &. Wiler uno lein Cntel.
Re0. VI. o.. W}iasr bon mouieiba, ni
aiuatn nur tuapp ihmsren 8erleBuus
aeH. ais oas Quiomobit bss 6riieren.
in Dem is sum gabubof fubrsn, nit
sinem G%aiipaqen colioirte uno beibe
binausqeihleubert muroen. Gie ent
lamsn isooa o6ns nenusnsiperi6e Der
lebun9,u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
pmreb SIC ,Vstb as,wmnesn.

B,ou laun Iolen. baB ei, mejitrn
G%rinouuatn pas Geiultat Der ylotb
iutnoialt3 ino Wtun tmner mir et.
luas beoarIsu fit unien Comfort.
maiden miy GrperimenIs bis mir &r.
leila botst. Nr aebeu uibt piel ur
NrlBeieu bie lptro ourt BE Rptb oait
%Qclpunagn mtrotu. 8ur in ben nal.
len. noe unierc @tyhauuuQ m%au0elhafi
iit. imo lsjne Grperimsute uotbreu.
oia. lpeil &riutre @mtriedn Glirjr Of
Sitter g5ine p1s ciu3l1s ppcrldHilt
Ngjlmi.isl DO. ee mirit oui na,urliht
@Itiit iuoem ts zen M,aaru Ndr,t ana
benislbtn In ben StaHo ltbt bic nab.
ulaa ou}unebmsn uHh oieitlte fur elm,
arilnolids @troduuuQ por}ubtrttten.
Gs mito allen Cy00ntu jhrt G6dua.
geii mitoerNebtu 0thrdndcn it
ce ia a1fu Fdltu. po Sic cine Ab
uahme ron Npptii, unb Qylf, esusy.
Ten. Sn @potbtitn Sol 1yintr. nc
616 = 622 (. Aiblano apc ebi.
ea3o. SQ
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

Dent bon goBfippi untsr bic Rds
0srsiHss 3ugss, bic ihm Elm gein al.
trenuteu.
9eim SpieItu nit Gtrsihbols
germ isbie oas 6jdbrise 8ohterden Der
5amilis :. 80 eggert gu Deer
q ART feline Gleioer in branb uno
Dar6s 10 inredlid p%erbrannt. Bag Is
iaum mis- Dem qeben Do0oniommeH
oarfis. NIB. Gagon unb N1a9nus
W%iarieHion pom bier iinb III Sin.
UliHu.. ouf Der 6irihjaoo t~riraHtsn.
Die 4nlaee her Gsoatbure
5ouH6rn So. IN Gsbarbura uur=
Re ourh 3susr %grobentbsils ssritort.
9eim @eriu9e sinsn Bradi8ua
So bsiteiseB, nm i6ne1 nan Sparta
80 iommsn. fiel - 6si 8OdlanO
auidhiee 8armsr g. @s9er nntsr bic
Gd0er Hno murbe i0btli6 u%bsrfobrsn.
- 0abs 5tasca. sinsr 8oriiaot Don
upertor muu6e bic Gsihe zines
m6eiaHnteu Wlannss eefunbsH, Der
n~ittelt 6ar6oGdurs Gelbitmoro be-
langen batie.
r. philip Waeeli. 0o6tpdhtsr i'm
8rsen Ban e WeiterH GocomotiD
i6uppen in 9epnuuee. 900 f6 auf
Ter 6aienjago cine iftpere @erl,bunq
go. iHoem lsin @efDebr pl0blid iih
eHtluo unb bic gabung ibm otssci
ober5alb bee 6er3sns in ben Stopper
oraug u. 0as Sdulterblatt 3eridmsi
.erte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Gbimas MUIR Rtstnt.
Bring eban SfatsGene elm tortIdirtttIiA aes
HnnteS, enetgiimer 9gauu.

HnnteS, snstgii@sr maan.
Prin3 gbun 9foi=Sena. Der nod
benz ablsbsn bes aaiisrs Siai-tFsn
uno BEN fat sIei63eitig srfolgtsn SoOs
Der 9aiierins0 ittpe Sb'e SfSi fir Isis
men TIM brittsn 2sbeHsiubre febenoen
Sobn gusgi in China bic Rtgentf9aft
iibsrnommsn bat, 1T Elm iiinsersr grus
Der oes i'm qIter bon SO Sabren aus
benz 9eben ssI6isoensn RaiIers. Die
4aiferin=W ittpe rurbe nobesu IA
Sabre alt. prin3 gbun Siaiz6 ena
ieIbft itsht i'm %. 9ebensiobrs unb lit
Elm fortidritt,' ssiinntsr, mooernsn
4nf6ouungsn buIbiaenoer uno babel
enereiider Mann, Der tpobl i'm Stonbs
sri9eint, aus ben beioen Tooesfduen
stpa reiultirsnbe lluruben gu unters
briiden.
Der @uBenlDslt puroe Bring gbuH
Sfai= Ssng 5uerIt I'm SABRE 1901 bss
taRni. als sr nod Berlin rsiite, nm
ben bsutfhen Raiier I'm 8~sr3eihunq
fit bic in peftRs Dor iih etgaHgene
Grmoroung 64s hsutI6en 0eIaHoten
b. GetteIsr 81 bitten. Don Der GriIus
fOitdt. in ipsIher Die 6insTf6en qrins
sen i'm @%ugsmein.n gu Isben pfIsssn,
ssust bic Sbatiaae. oaB gbun 5iai.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

Sect. no DrouBsn in Der a6iter6m.
ben dotur BE berblilihtn Rebel ora.
uno ihDer iber 5tlo uno Dol0 bo
binihlsihen uHo bic Iesfen peroilbta
BIatter ooa ben 3ueiaen ftreiFsn
mafen mir uns Doriorolih hereii bal
ten auf ZEN eivfa0 oes Winiers. be-
raubeH 5erri GERS, Der IN Ieiner.
Rsi6e tein iDarmes asben oul6eB
MD. ST 1T Elm abermd6tigsr 6err.
2n W~Ioertono 1T nidt 81 oenien unr
nihis 5lsibt uHs nbrig nsnu sr bere
anHa9t, dls fir siHen euten 9ansr.
B.. 8. - far Darme aleioung su icr=
gen. unb infer trauies 6eim nit BEN
parmsn Cfsn ais Gertbeioiquuqs
Uert 81 betranten. in oas mir uns
5urid3isben. menn Der rau6e 96niQ
ms 81 bart nit Ieinsn froitigen On
griiFen 8uiebt. o6er psnn mir CUR
aube uuo GdlafeHs8sit Dor ibm eez
iaust iein polen.
nun faTsn aber oar piele Wen-
i6sH oisfe Sade in aa3udngItli6em
SHINE auf. Gle babsa gar gu groBe
@ngit Dor osn llnbilosn Der ninterz
li6en 8itterung nno nagen 3 foam
ms6r ibreH ibHsn islbit0eriidnoli9
is9r Dertbeu 2eib Der irifden 2uft
ous8uieBeH.
Qber bel gutter 9obrung. ii6tiger
BelUegung uno Wusarbeitunq Der
@lieoer srtrdgt osr M,sniA Die min
isrlide 6rii6e gan5 por3uglia uno
ipiro babel ebenio groBe Stdrtung in
ieiHem Greanismus erfabren, ME st=
ma i'm Sommer our6 Elm tubles 9do.
SIT ia Der menfdlife a0rper fslber
cine art gatentofsu, Der ieine Grs
pdrmuHg ielber beiorgt, foferu IS
ibm Hur Hiht anglobrung feblt, 70 6aB
er li6 Dor elmer it'd euportion8dits
iolanee er in 8epeauus uno uidt erz
mioet III. niht gu furateu brauht.
gu bauis in Der Dobnltu6e 1T
freiIih im 0inter bet uarme Sfen
unier Better 5reuno, oenn ben qan8en
Sag in Der adits 3u}ubringsn, bas
iDiroen mir ihledt ertragen uno CUR
Rube o allen beoiirfen mir Der
Wdrme aud BON auBen.
Ia Miro nun aber isbr 6Guiig Elm
idpergr SFebler baburh aemddt. bdR
man bic Wobnitubeu i'm @inter gu
marin bait. paB man lie iberbei8t, -
Mie oft Dermeint man beim Gintritt
in 70 cine iberbeiBe Stabe elm Gent
nergemi6t auf ben Sept gelsgt gu be-
tommen. 70 Iebr 6eldiigt ben, Der Ie
Mot gep0but 1T. bic iibergroBe @Grs
me- Cft fnoet man. OdB Die Wdrme
in elmer folden Stu6e 80 uno mebr
Grab 6abreubeit betrdst. Is fno dber
70 uno rs @rao 5on Diel BIT oieI.
65 bis 20 @rao Wdrme Iino iene
9emperatur. bei Der ii6 Der aeIunbe
Y1enid am pobliten fiblen Tam.
leoer ldn9ere Qufent6ali in b56erer
8emperdtur erpedt oas @efiibl inner
trdgli6er Gnpilbeit. man 6eQinnt
einen ldltiasn Druid I'M Qauaen 86rs
per 81 ipiiren unb penn man Der lie
berbei5ung linger ousaelebt 1T, Miro
Der Organising ihIaff uno uiel
mebr ME ionit %empianglid) fir @rtdls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
grtnut 5%UtsruiIItn.


~ Der Gubrmam 0dfperioie8 IN g a
Groffe wuros BON ientm Nageu
qtihleunett uno erliit eiueu @eHid
bru6, o,m tr 5iudfelos erltsaen miro.
SIN gellegraum ots Depdrit
msHlIaofus opn 1iraHo g. con IN
WtHompnie breh Elm Bsuer aus.
Dos an @ebdube uno Snbali cineu
Ghaoen bon ca. 10000 opri6tete.
3u Gbeli 90fe puroe Der
@uftblsr Qouis q. Comb pom tinem
eelpiHeu dreh. 0ariman Inn @sglaufe
zines Gtrejies meaen einrs 6cimiotte-
9iufptuhs erihoHen. 0attman murot
rsrbafiei uuo imed8 VroteNiulna oem
Nuisaeri6t ubcruititu.
Sin Aeuer. 2peiitlos broubnji
ieriihcn uyipmnas, q btrlc cine nit
100 1onnsn sen unb 20 1ouuen
Gtgoh osidaie afobe hsune aui Der
e. 2. Stevens 6atm 81 gpan0
ptlte Gin.
ginbe 2emplttoR lpurct ami
ben @eleiitn ber Wis. 6tniral 9a6f
bic peFiiummellr gttde ot5 bei Maior
Ctr. ga, uobuhaf' aelptitnen Arbel.
lers 3obn "8i,aeoptlnn ouiaeiunoen.
Der BON tiptm 3uag Ubtriabren muree
Hui osr SaiUiaab purot Al
Ghtbohaon RallB Eheoo.
Ntmptr pon iciucm Be tjitr gpn
@gobhsim 3uiaaia onQeihloHsn. bod.
if Die @%ttiteuns porolJsibilib letn,
asidhgliht
3obi. 3ahlte jm gomn
Wofbiuatou lpurbt lei itiusr m.
beii aH elmer siatmofdjne ron rem
atipyiHataftH 1rtibriemm attrofita
une 10 ldltHm vstltb bab Ct mob am
leibgn &btun nate
@obtiel 0apss pen Cfbtofh
ipuree m 9ttHab ihlimm petlebl.
luosn Elm a|ofly;tgeu ft5h.trutr
SraaballeH aui ion fiel.
Ter arott Sumpi am otH Gitrn
hes @lad Gytti. osr fb bis sen.
mcar tritredt nns loo g.yt5 um.
fast ion naa Pen Qldusn sta Qrsf.
Souss RON a}asiiou oyainir. psyesn.
On &ew Qenhon ftts Soan
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

% s,issl; { ia s.,fu S,isrs
sluislssA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
1Ur UQeibnacbtcn.
Gbriitbanm0cldnttl
soU in Feiner famiIie feblen

soil im tsiner Camille fsblen!
1as @5rHtbaumgslilis ssist i in sis
Der sriirabttaon Sussl, pslhs in mar.
6enbaiteu 8si8n ben geei6na6tsbaan
umgsbsu uao sltiaia BIZ Qsrabtauft
oes Germ OsrIiuotu. 2seun BIS 8lo IN
ter oem an otr Spiss syiirablsaosn S.sra
our5 bic oiB, Der asrlsa III 8.loslaal
ssiebl 10, uiliussn bret barmouii6 a5Ss
itimmle. iil6tr5,a s%rt6nsaoe @eibuadts.
sIodlta. cine misunderstanding er.
weseiO ME posl 6isbsr gsiu Guotger
0bytRbaumihmad.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

rem. am Gage DOrbsr ben 5ulfsiberiif
Std. gurmB ermoroet uHo eiHen an
0eren Sbsriffs6eamisH Derpun6et 81
baben. aus BEN Geri6tsiaal gei6lsiIt
uno geIpnht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

Die geIben a~6rsB5stttl, fpslts isbsr
3situn5 auigetIsbt perosn. 5sissu aus
Ber Der 4orshe aud nod bic 3eit an,
pie nett Elm 4bDnnsnt ods gldtt be-
3a6lt bat. Wenn Is gum 8eiipiel beiBi
Mdr3 OF, 70 beosutst oisB: gesablt big
Mars 1901; Qpr. 90. bs3a6It big
@pril 1900; Mai SO, be3ablt bis Rai
1899. Daraus tann ie0sr ieben, uie
melt ,r r~iditdRois 1T. Ooer OOrousbs.
30btt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

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The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
.PENNSYLv vANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
ALL-RAIL TO CAPE MAY BY DELAWARE
RIVER BRIDGE.

Easter will be celebrated Cape May this year be-
fore The opening of the Hotel Cape May the
This handsome million dollar structure built of STEEL brick
and stories high and absolutely reproo 1t has every
convenience and luxury of the city hotels besides most
desirable feature which they lac-hot and cold salt fresh
each of its 80 bathrooms 1t is spIendidly located
hundred feet from the with machlesS view
In front of the the boardwalk and
the fine boulevard and back of magnificent abor
and the golf course.
The climate OF Cape May this exceptionally enjoy
able being mild but bracng and highly tempting outodoor
exercise.
The Hotel Cape May will open April IIh and remain open
the entire year.
In order better accommodate the increased travel the Penn
syvania Railroad will operate train each direction between
Broad Street Station Cape May River Bridge
Route It will leave Broad Street Station and after April nth
every weekday and arrive Cape May at o2 p
returning leave Cape May sos and arrive Broad Street
Station :oS m
There will be direct connection to and from Wildwood.
From Washington and Baltimore will afford direct con-
necton Broad Street Station the leaving Washington
at 1890 p and Baltimore ;35 m and returning from
Cape May with the train arriving Baltimore 24o p m and
Washington IS p. nj.
On and after April 18th Sunday will leave Broad Street
Station 829 Cape May and returning leave Cape May
$50 p connecting West Philadelphia with arriving
Baltimore 50 and Washington 1855 p.
There has been such train service this popular
at tins season of the year.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
BRIDGE TO GIESBORO POINT
Commissioners Asked to Make Ac-
cess Over Potomac Easy.
Bill 90 Construct Road from Ana
eOstI, TO steel Plant VIII Ae-
cOmpIish object of Petitioners.

A<bridge across the Eastern branch OF
the Potomac, at the foot OF Half street
TO Giesboro Point, is proposed in many
communications received by EngineeE
Commissioner Morrow.
Earnest request is made in the COM
munications for the passage Of the bin
introduced in the House OF Representa-
lives by Representative Mudd, Of Mary
land
The object OF the bin is to give more
direct across 10 that portion OF the Dis
trict in the Reghb0rhOOd OF Giesboro
Point
Al the present time. the residents OF
tine neighbOring sections have 10 make
a long detOuT 10 reach the AnacOstia
bridge. which ncCcssitates climbing sew
eral heavy grades. To construct such a
bridge would cost about s50000o OF 500 90.
On account Of the excessive cost Of
constructing such a bridge il is prob
able that il VIII not be erected IN the
near future The end desired TO be ae-
complshed. however. Of Improving the
means OF access u this section Of the
District would be accomplished By the
passage of House bill 1894. which pro-
vides for the construction Of road along
the South bank OF the Anacostia river.
from the Anacostia bridge TO the neigh
hood OF the Firth Sterling Steel Com
panys plant
This bin was recommended by the Com
missionerS at the last session OF Con-
greSs. and also at the present session
In their report, they stated that the ter
ritory in the neighborhOOd OF the steel
plant was extremely difficult Of access.
tbs only way OF reaching X being by a
private road running from the GiesbOrO
road by a steep hill ard requiring a
wide detour and climb.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Consress-open a. m. to 10 7. m. OF
secular days from p m to 10 ?. m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-Oper A. m 10 Q n m holidays
10 a. m. 20 10 n m Sundays to 10 D. m
Executive Mansion-Open 70 q. N 90 o2pm.
United States Capitol-0pen Q a. m to 40 n m
United States Treas1ry-Open a. m % D m
State. War. and Navy Departmenfs-Oren o A n,
70 :. m. The original Declaration OF Independ.
ence Is in the library Of the State Department.
United States Patent ofice-Open a. n TO
p N.
United States Pension Bureau-open . a. m. to
y. m
United States Post-ofHce- Open a. m. 10 m.
Washington City Post st-ohice-Open al hours. fThe
Dead Letter once is in the city post-ofice.)
National Botanic Gardens-0pen a. N. to 5 .. m.
Fish Commission a. N TO 40 D m
Amy Medical Niuscum-Open 3 a. m. 10 4.3o n m
National Muse'Im-Open a m. TO I % n m. tin
Guiding holidays
Smithsonian lnstitution-open a. m. to 4:D n.
m. Including hofdaysl
Agricultural Drrarment--Open g A. m To G.1o - n,
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-open a N.
to 2:a 4. m.
Washington Monument t555ls feet in hcight,-opep
$50 a. N. TO 4 80 p N. Elevator runs from a. N.
until y. M
Corc0rsn Gallery Of Art--open go a rn-sto D.
m. in winter a. 20 D m in summer s,,n-
days-i-9 ,. m. 10 ) ,. m, excepting in mid-sim-
mer. Admission free on Tuesdays Thursdays. sat
urdsys, and Sundays; other DAYS, &c admission
Government Printing Ofice-Opcn 10 a M. TO 2
rm.
Navy YaTd-open A. m to $50 2 m.
sonthworth Cottage. 56th 81. and Prospect ave.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological Fzrk-Open all day
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase, Kensingt0n. snG Chesapeake Beach.
Naval 0beeTatory-Open H. N. 10 3 D m
Mount Vernon lthe home and tomb of Washing
tonl-0pen il a. m 10 4 d m
Arlington National Cemetcsy-Open al eay.
Fort Nyer Military Post
Fails Church and Fairfax Court House
United States Soldiers Home-Open a m IN
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds. TennAliytoWR rOad-Opcn s
a. m. to D. m
Alexandria
Great Fails Of the Potomac.