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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
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Die Eaiiogicrc eiucs I'M bieIiGen
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. .Vliiioltri aonioa 4 ScraS'9dbn"
3lt pliinoern, luur0en le0Od) Der.
itcuht, obnc crmGhneneamertbe
Ncutc 81 madel. Sie bemcrtltcllIg.
ten idnmtlih ibrc 6lubt. Der Bug
ioute Inn 2.20 nah 0cnI Sil0ueltcn
abgeben, ltno ouBer icinen Galiagies
rem befouo iiA tdltm cln W(enlh III
oem gabn6oI Die Hulber, luelde
feline Waafeu trugen, erld)lenen 5ll.
ian1mcn in cinem ser Nuggon5 ltno
miometen 5ucrit tire 2Iulmertlnmtelt
CtIiben oelltid)en Ginpun0creru, mel
den lie nit norgebaltcuen HcDoluern
6eidblcn, ibre 90rien uno Nertbla'
hen ob5uliefern. Gonotftcur s.. W.
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oIeitlmg oes forbigen EorterS GapiO
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cine 3ogern lelne Eaterne al Dem
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gauge @eiinocl NeiBau5 na6m. Bis
jebt bat man feline Spur oon ibnen.
3luei oen oeutiAen gnligrantcn geb0,
ri0e Heiietaihen luaren Niles. mos iie
erbeuteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Metrn1,nlitu1t
Sapinas Sdnf pon Baltimore
3inien 312 Gru5cut pru 1abr.

9altimurC 1. 2ebember 1907.
6er 1906 ..............,.., So. 400 .5374s
5a1res cnpiauaen ..,,......, 2,ssO 723.07
gH Ginoenoch erb0Iim fiiT nj
tlen 3ineH aAf GblguIoucu
mn SnrlfbtH. Nftctbn iitr
GrnuoegentDnm ..,......,... 220 090j.3j
g9ouom aD5nsicben JGS, luie iuIat;
gtn CeppNoreH be5ubIter SetruN
ludbrcHo oe9 oernanaeHeu Sab
toiieu ..........,'.....;...... 85,02s.O2
Cbliguticnen ..,............. 5.2052t
$3.1766s4.3 80
Gcrbctbcn 5ouos an 4. 9eicul.
Der 1907 ..,.............,..S ..S44t5, ,5st 30
2tc Sonbs itnb GnacIeat in 1urle6en nu
@r1noeiaeatbunl 9litcH nn6 SbItantonell, ole
rab gnfiht Der llner3Ctdneteu boudnog
fider aeiteit no ionie In benz 9(ufaui bon
Ntltien unn CbIigliinHeu Der f0!ioeiten grt. Eie
angefduiten gtltien itlto Gblgattoneu ino 8unl
ODER uuier ibrcnl EuriUerth angenonltnCn
2tm I 9e5eluher 1906 iuarcu Giii Cont
often; er0frlet uuroen pabreno beg perGanges
ifen Sdhrca tt5s uno mdbreno oefielten 3Ctt
rnumcS ss7 Cont gefhlo'ien, 70 huG am t..
Se8embeT 1907 G7i5 Cont bprbnnoell murclI
Gnmberlnnn Tug1u,
GoMite Nucu WtneSberrD,
Der Y. Z. SrpWu,
Eireitorcu: Seurn Glarf,
1yruuf u. Turit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
llnrIe gam tuad)t.
2Innnitna \. Nciu5r uerbaitct nuO
nntCr SHrgIdIaft.

Sou ais @raiiocut ser .@IcrcontiIc
9totionoIbanf" Gbcf@ 3mn Be
TRACE pon 100000 fdlihlid be-
cbciniQt boben. Die G6cdS lud.
reu al Otto peinjc < Go. 5obI,
bar. lronaoftioucu itauorn
i'm 3lionmcnbana nit Ocm
9lu96rub OeS tiir5lihcu 6inou}-
pnnif3. - 9duber il6erioQen ci.
ncn 3uQ I'M 9obnboi bon aon.
io3-Gitp ~ 9oh einige Gobotas
no9d}iue in &entlldp bon 9tad)t'
rcitcrn eingeGihcrt. Gont
lbop.4ro3eB.
u 0ort, Z. Sat ~ j. 2Ilt'
Qlliul3 0cin5e lpuroc bcute utcr Der
2Intlaae, cineu Gbef ollI bie nOIers
cantilc Ytationalbant" IN aeieBmiorls
ser lSciie bcidleinigt 81 bubcu, uou eli
ucm 8lmoe9marihnll pcrbuitct. 9tudls
bcn cr ouidt idnl0il" plni0irt bate,
ltellte i'm oaS Weriht mter 500,
@ilrQid)oit.
Ser &ctrag oro GbedS, mclhen
Scin5e fdIihIicb beicbcilti0t babcn ioll,
mar SG2, ,7GS. Seiu 9lmpolt pr. &alls
tcrbud) crtIGrt, c8 bun0le iid) lc0i9li6
I'M cincn >Srrtbum lcinca &lcnten.
Die Dem 8rlt. 9ein5c ullferlegte Galt-
tiou murOe oitrd cine giIrgihaft@.
0cieui1oit geIeiitet, ln0 Elm Serbor
irQ mor9en Dor bem Rid)tcr Gbutiiel0
ltottfinben Seill5e, oeIlen Garriere
olS !Utonton Snqeniellr, @rinoer
bon 9ergmerf @eieIllhaften im0 9e.
Iiber perihie0ener SUPPER rsger9perfc
pielfad) beiprohen ipor0en lit, mar
bis 5unl letten Oftober Yr0iioent Der
Wtcrcantile 9totional 8unf II, 6anf.
tc ab, ais Der fiir3lihe Eanif aus
brud. GS oertaitct oaB Die Bun.
hcSregieriutg Icitoen Die gIffaire
jener 8onf genall tnteriltht bat lno
cntIdloiIcn lit, ollc bon 9eomten o0er
Sntereiienten oerielbcn begon9enen,
Deiebmi0rigen &un0hugen cucrgildb
5l abn0en
Die 9luflogeidrtit lit eiu lange3
Toflmcnt uno belhuloiat Sorn.S Sein4
&C in Ieincr Gigenihaft ais Er0li0ent
Der WicrcantiIe 9}otionol 9anf nidt
mir eincn, ion0ern peribie0cne Gbed5
ilu @eiammtbetruae BON iiber $500.
600 fdIihlih belheini9t 5lt ba6en Die
9lnfluge crfolgtc inter oent Nb'
idnitte 5298 Der rcpioirten Stotuten
Der Ser. Stauten untcr 0elen Dor
itriften olle NerItoBe geGcn oIelelben
nit IS bis 20 Sobren Suft jll bcItrus
fen iino. Die neiitcn Der iraglihen
Gbeds maren al Otto &ein5e II. So.
3oblbur. Otto 6ciu5e lit ein Nriloer
BON j. 9htgulhra peilBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
:. 70l TVI'TI7f
Gerblctbcn 5onos an L. Decent
Der 1907 .................,.S4 S4 AT. .6Si.
9uonts, Gurnnt g. 60,
heaIrHbi9te jffentlitbe Rednunp8fiibrer.

heqIrabpe 0ftentIitbe Rgdnuunsibrer.
gr. so. Nrun0 Strnhe, y.sg
EemsOurf, 80. Ge3ember 1907
Mn bic Tirtfturcu Der ,,@icirupoItau Suuing5
Narf," Baltimore Wib.:
9sertbe Gerren gStr fahen ben Nus
iues ilbcr Die ecTdlditc 9brer 8dnf iiir ous
am 80 YtoOenlber 1907 euoeHoe SisfaIiabr, iuie
ocrTelbe bon 3breu 9irettorcn @omite beglau
biat lunroe pepriit llno oenfelbcn forafdlg
nit Jbrelt Nitdcrn ltno ben eingetrdaenen 9ont
peraletChcr
shurlh ginh5dhluno iiir rihta bcfln0en ltno Der
Neirna Der 5epoiiten 3n Shren tSnnfeH in ben
Hunfctt ipeIdhe Die Depui0rieu bGr 6onnS
96ree Snfiiuts biIoet. pHroc ourGb hns Gertis
fifpt beiaqer Fdnf beaIuu6Qt
Sbrc NapitIi 9lnldQen in 9ttteH lilio Cblqn
tioneH uuroef qcpri't mo no mir ocr Htns
tibt oab bieieIben IN inrqfdlider gSeie gemnh
luHroen. sic 8ur Siheruna bon Tarlc6en pers
piInocic Collateral muroeu iorgidIti9 gepriiit
utn Ccrcu 9Sertb als unnftultoia genitGcfo be-
iunoen 6u Sbrer Siheri!cllunp.
Ter SptnIbrtrun Der Untbabeu 3hrcs Snftis
tutV 1T ucit bDber ais Der 3brcn GepDittnrcn
ilnioige Netrag
l8r lo6en luicoerrm bic iorpidItge uno fba
iematiidlr 2Seiie. In Der Sbre glter, Gecorhe
unh Guuti iud6reuo oes 0erpdnaeHeu Sabre5
gciitbri lporocn iino. 9ldbtrHpeboll
9urmis, 6uuant Il 60,
bPolanbialc oitentIlbe Nebmil9alnbrer,
f.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Bonn 5Gam- Gro5ef.

ltod) immer an Der 2usIuabI uor Gie.
itluoreneu. - giuer Scr SerrtH
!, i'm @crihts5iunlcr nm icinp goI'
0ene ltbr beitobIen.
q en- Yorf. T. 3anuar. 3uei
Ser geitern prcuiioriit ais 8cidtpo.
rene otccptirteu OiGuner I'M (bulp.
Ero3eIic mur0en IN Der beiltigen 0or.
rtittngs.Situng entihuIoigt, nGnIid)
Der 1ctorotclr @m 4. Vroner imo
Der 8oteIicr &ua. 4. Gonpau. GieS
crrcgte tcin Grituncn, oCnn es lit 10
out lute geluiB, 0o6 MIR ipcnige oer
iolpeit nlageludbltcn @cihuorenen
0efinitin an iGrcu SiBcu bIeiben lmb
Sen Pro5eB lnitnad)cn uerorn. Seoe
ser beiocu Garteirn bat 0a5 Red)t 3u
30 pcrcmptoriihcn Vcanltonolmgen,
mo &erGnoerlungcu iinO oaber t1glid)
}u cuuorten. bis Die Surp enogiiltig
or9oniiirt lit.
sFc.0enoe meitere Scrren
nabrenO Der hcutiaen Nor. IT
mIttnaa itlng olS euent
ihluorenc occcptirt: G6os 6.
Nud)iiibrcr; Otto @ciB, elm
ru0S s2Igcnt; 6rco. ". Eit
VcrlidcrlmQl 2lgcnt; 2lIbcrt
5cr. cin &dllilnaun. ,Slt Der
Slblug lulr0en moelicn Ole
rencn 6otdctt. @oB, WeiB II
5er pom Qtitriftaonlpolt lSet
remptOrlld bconitah0et, unn
tbci0iain9 cntiduloi1te Die ..
rencn Wiorclpooo, Snnioro.
lm0 Rithcr. Sicrnlit bleil
allen iupeit ucceptirtcn 8cih,
MIR 0rci ilbrlQ, nQnlid Sre
Noctbing mo Gurp. lno .
purocn cn0GiItiG beeiOigt
tcrcn 0erlatie ser glbeno.
luur0Cn noh Wcp. Is. Huppr
&ertGllier, Wioics 8rcen6au
8erihcrllngSsAgent, un0
Maqinn ein 8ctreioemafIer,
rid occeptirt. lin 1850 pert
oas 0eriht bis morgen.
Giner Der @eihlporenen erl
Der Gr6ffnlng Der gtabnitt
5ltn9 ciHi8eS 9luiieben ourh
fiinOiqunq, oob er eit ieinc
ienbeit I'M 8eriht ieine golo
ihenubr mo aette I'M 8er
$150 perloren babe. Getefttps
benuitrugt, lid Der Sad)e ar3po
mcn lmo nobmen Ipater 5luei oes
GiebltobIS pcrOGdtige Eerionen inn
@erftsgebGu0c feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08

9toueH ErcllBen, T. Gan, - Ger
bicIigen ,5llnfeHtelCgrnpbie Station
lit eS 0ellugen, nit Dem 9onpier
.Gupe 9lanco" auf leiner aonjeh
23t0 Weilen lan0en iln0 adt Gage
0ouernOcn Gobrt pon @lnlburg na6
Iencrfio in bcItGnoigcnt Eertebr ST
blcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-08
Gliiabeth @ruIpn. cine 35.idE

ri1e EroItitilirte, muroe geitern irllb
IN Gantoh O., crnloroet ollf Der
StraBe geiitroeu Nan bat fenc
Spur uon ibrem Wforoer.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

Ice cream at the Nevada County. Drug Store today.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
BAKER DRUG STORE.

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures
 New styles in runabouts right from the Studebaker factory, at Prescott Hardware Co.'S.
 Go around and see the new styles of Furniture that Pres colt Hardware received during last week.
 FOR SALE-S0 acre farm, i'm proved, sandy soil, most all in cultivation 3 miles from Blevins. $500. See Ellsworth.
 Hamilton & Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as sortment of picture mats-all cOlOrs,
 On next Thursday the Pres colt Variety Store will give a beautiful picture free with your purchases amounting to 25 cents. or more. See the window.
 The delegates attending the state convention from this place are Levi Moore, r. c. McRae, C. B. Andrews, Isam Mack, NJ. w. J. White.
 1 take this means of thanking my many friends for their loyal support in the Old Soldiers Con- test just closed l shall always be glad to reciprOcate the many favors extended me should the opportunity present itself MISS WILSON
 On account of the washOut at Red flVef. trains Nos. 35 ana o6 will operate on a new schedule | the former, which is due here at 7:1O a. m will for the present arrive at II 80 a. m., and train No 36,, due at f 50 D. m. will ar rive an hour and ten minutes later These two trains will run | between Gurdon and Fulton and this schedule will be maintained until the road is able to go into l TeXarkana over it's own tracks which will be the first of next week.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Entire Family DroWns.

Philadelphia, June 2.-An entire family, consisting of William Eide man, aged thirty eight years; his wife, Elizabeth, aged thirty-seven, and their two children, Anna, aged seventeen, and William, aged seven, of West Pen sauken, N J., were drowned in Pen sauken creek, below Riverton, N. J., Sunday, by the capsizing of small rowboat. The family was taking an outing party in celebration of the fact that the father had just cleared OH the mortgage on his home. The bodies were recovered.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
The Damage Continues.

TeXarkana. June 1.-All Red river plantations in this sections. which has a river frontage of cperhaps 100 miles, are under water, and some of them to a depth of many feet. Where two days ago were fine growing crops only desolate of waters are now to be seen. Thousands upon thousands of acres of corn. cotton and alfalfa have been swept away, and many mules. horses and other live stock have been drowned, Several persons are missing 1alt
 Ihe flood is believed to be the greatest that has been exper- fenced since 1S49, and it is cer- tain it is at least as bad as that of 1886. It is far worse than the destructive overflow of 1892.
 Hundreds of people were caught in their homes on the plantations and marooned after the leVee broke. Some found
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
l. o C A l. N E w $

The city council meets tonight. Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 For floor coverings see Pres colt Hardware Company.
 Pine shingles for sale at the Junction City Lumber Co.
 The Self Culture Club will meet on Thursday afternoon with Miss Betsy Hinton,
 Just received, a carload of red cedar shingles. They are the best. Try them.
 Junction Lumber Go.
 Buy 25 cents in merchandise from us and receive beautiful picture free on next Thursday HnIEI OIUIC. The FOrtnightly Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Geo. J. Terry, and the members are an- ticipating a most enjoyable time. as Mrs. Terry is an ideal hostess. John Brown is considering the building of handsome and mod ern cottage on the lot east Of his home for renting purpOises. The location is certainly ideal. Mrs. c. P. Arnold will enter tain the ladies of Prescott on Friday afternoon at her home on West Front Street, compliment tary to Mrs. D. NJ. Davis and Mrs Garrett WhiteSide.
 The entertainment to be giv- en on Thursday evening at the home of Dr. k l.. Hinton. by the ladies of the Methodist Church promises to be a most enjoyable and liberally patronized event
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
MANY STATISTICS.
Wood Pulp and Print Paper Commit
 tee Continues Investigation.

Washington, June 2.-The wood pulp and print paper investigation commit tee of the house, which presented a pI e,i,ninaIs report tu that body several days ago, will continue its investiga- tions during the recess of congress- It is the purpose of Chairman Mann to- gather a great deal of statistics and information from the census bureau and the departmen of labor during the coming summer.
 Subcommittee, also, will be ap., pointed to visit paper mills in differ ent paper mills in different sections, of the country and take te stimony as, to the conditions prevailing at them! and it is possible that the full commit, tee will hold number of meetings It also is the desire of Chairman Mann to investigate thoroughly the wood pulp question. and if it is possible the committee will visit Canada for this purpose. Several letters have been sent to the publishers of newspapers who failed to answer the first letter sent by the committee asking for in-. formation. and also to paper manufac- turers.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
ESTERLv "
 UnUu SIUnE
 FREE DELIVERY - L.- V. N
Local view post cards at the Nevada County Drug Store.
HELP WANTED"

w WANTED--Mana for branch office we wish to locate here in Prescott. Address, with refer ence, The Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Former County Judge Hirst of Morris, left this morn ing for Philadelphia, where he went to attend the commence ment exercises of the Ouachita College, at which institution he has daughter attending
 Tom Luck and Jim Holloway. Of Rosston, were in town today and took home with them a S125 hay press. Jim says the contin- ued rains will prevent the mak- ing of anything but a good hay crop, and he is getting Teady for it
 Mrs. J. w. Harris and children and Mrs. w. l.. Wilson and chil- dren arrived this morning from Bentonville, Ark, and are guests of Mrs. Otto Hoffman. Mr. Har- ris is expected to arrive within the next few days, and both families will again make Tex arkana their home This will be gratifying news to the many friends of the two familien. here. -TeXarkanian. te
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

FOR SALE--A good Jersey COW at a bargain. SAM T. WHITE
 F. Potter left this morning for Little Rock to attend the state Sunday School Convention.
 Mrs. J. T. Gossett left today for Little Rock, where she goes to visit relatives for few weeks.
 Don't Pull My Leg" at the moving picture show tonight, to- gether with three other inter esting subjects
 Four freight trains are ma rooned in Red river bottom be- tween Homan and Fulton, and all effort to get them out so far has failed.
 Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Wells, of Wallaceburg, left this morning for Hot Springs, where they go for the purpose of securing re- lief for Mr Wells, who has been suffering the past three months with a severe attack of rheuma- tiSm.
 Station Agent Dawson has re- ceived instructions from head quarters of the Iron Mountain road to sell tickets to the Con federate Reunion at Birminr- ham. on June 9th and Sth, good returning to leave Birmingham on June 20th, at S11.55 for the round trip.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

It is generally the custom In places the size of Prescott and having a large public school att tendance, to organize an alumni association to cooperate in the school work. The association has but one meeting each year and the date is usually set for evening following the commence ment. A big banquet is given at which toasts are given by the graduating class, the members of the association, the board of edu- cation and guests. These toasts sion of the schools needs and it's progress. Such an organ iza- tion besides bringing about re- Vival of interest in educational affairs, is a social event second to none held i'll places of this size. Prescott is able to form such an organization and once reality our people will wonder at it's cd ucational value and social emi- hence.
 Why wouldn't it be good thing to get together the frag- mcnts of the Retail Merchants Association and mold a commer- cial Club from them. Prescott needs new commercial enterprise es, civic improvements and pub lie utilities that such an organi- tion coui' provide. Let's get together and boost Prescott un- til we have a reputation second to no other city in southwestern Arkansas
 Alderman Hart says that if people want to help improve Prescott's appearance they can do a great deal to bring it about by the prompt payment of the street tax. All this money will go into a fund to build modern crossings and crossings are one or our most urgent needs.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

refuge in trees. others on house tops and some in dugouts sought the hill country.
 Early this morning the Tex arkana Board of Trade began sending out re!iei C c-mmittees. President Foreman called a meeting of the board and it was unanimously voted to at once rush aid to the distressed peo- pie, fully 700 of whom was said to be ill the bottoms, between Index and Fulton
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

' n TH E0 . Ha1 HlHIN7I-
 @fr aa 01a0g ' e!n 5gu a4
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Odds and Ends

Irish proverb; Evil comes by talking of it.
 Aristophanes: Old men are boys twice over.
 Harry ThaW should not de- spair. The family still has lots or money and the lawyers will not desert him.
 This weeks rains have not only caused floods that resulted in loss of life and vast damage to property, but they have serious ly interfered with the baseball schedules. t' @.i
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02

Is a peculiar preparation. You can rub t on any part of the body and it doesn't even irritate. Besides this it has rather agreeable odor and not objectionable in any way to either those who use 1t or those around them, but c
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Williams Recantured.

Brownwood, Tex, June 2.-B. C. Williams, who escaped from jail by saving the bars. was recaptured as he was boarding train for Dallas.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Opened Stronq.
New York, June 2.--Stock marke Monday opened strong.
Almost a CIoudburst.

Denison, June 2.-This section was swept by terrific storm Sunday night. The rain in intensity almost amounted to cloudburst. Red river Is reported to have sisen six feet. It was discovered that eighty feet or pipe were swept away.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Boqqed In Quicksand.

Atlantic City. N. J., June Five Philadelphians begged in quicksand. They were nearly gone when rescued.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
Agitation Renewed.

Teheran, June 2-Agitation has been renewed against Persian courts and the situation is serious
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
The Baby's Importance.

is all out of proportion to the baby's size. His comfort means many a call at the drug store for powders, pure soaps, lime water, nipples, bottles, brushes and various articles that has to be of the best, and you can al ways find them at our store.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-10

Paris. March 9.-The public prose-
lulor has instructed a magistrate to
open an inquiry into the charge Of
using forged documents brought
,&Hln2t Count de Castell4ue bN Prince
nleie de Sagen The charge was
INST made by Prince Helie at the trial
~ ms suit for damages against Count
boul tn connection with an encounter
winch the men had on the street
I,ulte Ilelie declares that letters
which were addressed to woman
friend Of his and signed with his
name ana which contained inurlou.
5tatements In reference 10 Madame
Gould, We're forged at the instance Of
,aSteIlane with the object OF Cdu4-
ing an estrangement between him
and Madame Could
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-10

san Francisco March g.-EuEene
CohnNch, Wholesale shoe merchant
hero, committed suicide this morning
at his place of business by shooting
himself through the head Financial
troubles are atuihuted as the cause If
his deed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-10

r"'rdo March An euly muru-
ing fire supposed to br of npcndW4
origin, in the furuiturr muuutuutW|nE
puuJ uI kicter kros. un'aigd loss
oT S.5.UUU ou building and uInmrr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-10
Annual UndermuSIin Sale

our entire ~Dock Of Muslin Underwear is divided into lot
ptrS with
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-10

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-25

1t is snid that before the fourteenth
century no one knew how to cut and
polish diamonds. They were esteemed
for their marvellous hardness, but not
greatly admired for beauty. There Is
n tradition that journeyman jeweler
In Flanders. Louis Van BerGhem, dis.
covered the art of cutting diamond
with diamond. But 1t Is probable that
he only made some notable advance In
the art since associations of diamond
cutters had existed In France and
Flanders from the fourteenth century.
Louis Van Berghem's most famous
achievement was the cutting and pol
ishIng of huge diamond belonging to
Charles the Bold. Charles wus so de-
lighted with the result that he Eeward-
cd the artist literally and declared
that the diamond would now serve him
for n bedroom lamp. This jewel.
which was found on Charles body aft
er the battle of Nancy, Is still in ex-
istence and celebrated under the name
OF the Sancy diamond. Youths Com
Danion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-25
Ringing Tho breakfast Boil.

An American family who had eHpe-
ricnccd the difficulty of obtaining and
retaining the services OF reliable
kitchen girl while on visit to ireland
became acquainted with promising
young girl and brought her back home
with them.
In few weeks she WAS Installed in
her new home and made acquainted
with her new duties. Among other
things she was told that It was GUS
tomary when breakfast was ready to
be served to ring the breakfast bell.
Her call right, num-" came In such
confident tone that her mistress gave
the matter no further thought.
The following morning Mt 6 o'clock
the family were rudely awakened by
the violent ringing of the front door.
boil. Thinking that messenger must
be waiting with some unusual mes.
sage, the gentleman Of the house did
not stop to dress, but hurried down In
his night. robe and opened the door.
The new kitchen girl awaited him. her
face beaming with beautiful emile
of triumph. Bowing low, she said In
her rich Irish brogue, breakfast Is
ready, sor."-Los Angeles Times.