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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

SIT clltlol'cn, bis icCt nod nift olts.
gCTllbrt. 0oS 4orluuGnt bat letnc
blabcrige llntbGtiltcit ultigegcbca
nro bdlt icbt bGltiiQ Ncrntbuu1ocn ob,
ltnt Iilr cine fricOIihc &oilrng Der
Shlpicrigteitcn ocu bcitcn NllSlpr1
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rltllildJcn @elonotihoft Sdub geilld}t
bate, bat Die @cionOtihoft mie0cr
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@o1c pon Ncltem mlINcltonmlen. 81
bcron lit bcltte poQitdnoiG rllbi0.
Sic 9cuIcnpcit uuf Ertnt'
0uO.
Mort Of SpOiM Grini0oo, #.
Sum-. Scit Dem Nuabrlld)c DIR
NcllIcnpcit iino bier nlr bier &rolf'
hcit@ioac 5l ocr5cihucn gGpcicn. Ger
lcBtc Soocsiou crciQnctc lid am ).
><ni mo ieitoem limo feline lleltcn
Sale uor9cfomncr. Bier per0Gd)t!.
&C 6GQe mcroeu Ac8cuuGrti9 III ri.
ncr &%lolirborode inter @cobodtlln1
gc6uItcn, Die @rb0rOcn bobcn nlc
m0glidcn &orlift2uubrcNcln cr9rii,
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Cine Spc5inlor1ouiiotion bat iid Oi}
NltiAo6c Ncitcllt, Scr Nll9brcitltng Der
arontbcit cntqcgcr5lnUirtcl1, mo cS
iii 5t oieicm 3rpcdc bic Sto0t in 81
~Itrittc cingctbcilt porocnL III bcrln
icbcn Gin gr5t nit Der @~cf0mpilng
ser ScuNc bctrollt lit. 0ie @ciulo.
bcitapcrb0ltnilic in Bort of Spain
lin0 bciric0igelt0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Snmmbrndl in Ganias.

&onio& GitU, NO, If. Ntni.
- Ger &m-Hiucr bat Ocn 9obn-
6unln iiiolid) Don Den gnIagcn Der
.Morris Eofin1 60" oltrdbrod)cn
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icbt. 2luf Ocn 6rahtbobnboi Der
Union Yaciiic- @obn" mlrOe ell
%orrotb bon 100000 9ubnIdpcl-
lcl BON Sen reiBcnOcn 6llltben bin-
luc0 0cidmcmmt ulO bic Sdicncn'
oclriic itcllemeiie altsgcmnidel. Ger
&crfcbr nlrf oieier 9nbnlinie lit SIR
3cit uttcrbrod)cn. Nllh Die Sobn-
itrcdcn Ser nHod &alono-" mo Der
,Sunto Ie-@o6n" itcbcn uIlter @ai,
Ter. Ger motcriclle &erlult lit iebr
bc0clttcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Ger @cindy bcs YrinScn uun Males.

0ucbcr Gnn., If. SUM-. - sc,
riidtmCiic pcrlnutet bier, Der Trtllj
BON MALES pcrOe olti Dem oSlr0o.
mitoblc," Dem ncilcitcL gr0Btel un>
itnclitcn Sd)lodtid)ifi Der britiihen
Slottc, nud) Satcbcc fomntcr, mo
oicic Nohridt nllroc bclltc ourh cine
&obclocpcihe beit1tigt. Nm t6.
<Ii t%reiicn bier sic bier Shlad)t.
idiiic rGrnolltb," nAlbemorlc,
nHniicQ" uno oOlmcnn" u1b 5mci
arcll5cr mo nit oicicn Der %ice.No.
mirol Cir Gllr5on . Some mo Der
GontrC Nomirul Sir Sobn Selicoc
Cilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
SrGnfcr Grsbiidluf.

GnbnQnc, So., #. Slni. -
Scitc mnroe bcfnmt Ac9Cbclt, oaB
Gr5biihoi acune, Der lett mebreren
@odcn BON bier obmcicl0 lit, crit oml
/. Scrtcmber nod icincr Siojeic SIT.
riidfcbrcn miro, bis INN meldc Belt
er lid Don icinem gc9cnpGrtigen @e.
iunbbcits5uitonoe pieocr crbolt babcl
oiiritc. Gr geocntt, bic CONNER
Mtonotc nltf elmer int otlnntiid)cn
S5con bel Bottom gclcgcncn Smell 81
perbringerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Sic WruRcn labt man lanfen.

it . II, ga, If. Slini. - @cil
er ilberiiibrt moroen mar, oem &iilter
elmer STRIDE einen altcn Strohb1lt
llno eincn Shrnliben5ieber geltoblen
ST babcn, lpl,roe bier gomaro Wbe-
Ian 5ll elmer 3ildtbolisitraie BON 10
Sabren perltrtbeilt. Ger slngcflagte
lit ein nod ilmger MannL bat aber
idon mebrere Straitermine I'M
County : @cidngnib nnb I'M 3uht-
balic pcrbiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Bic Tulgcn bGnslidcn ltnfricScns.

EittSbnrh ga, #. <ni. -
Eatrif O'Sorc perpunOcte ipGt beltc
NudJmittng I'M rGogle-@otcI," Siio-
icitc, ieinc Satin luto St>pGeerin
ourf Sdiiiic uno brnd)te lid einen
ticien Sdnitt an Scr &cble bel. Mal
glaubt, Oub ale Grei itctben lperoe1t.
SGuSlid)er llniricoen loa Die llriad)e
Der Sdredcnstbot gepcicn icin. o.
&nre lit Gin Sa9cl0bncr uno 80
,\abrc alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Mcsnlliancc cincr 8pmucrncnrs-
tpdjtcr.

Salt Cafe Gitn lltnb, If.
Slini. Nae 9lorde Gutter, Die
Sodtcr Ocs @ouperleilrs Cutler, bat
in Sgocn cincn 8erfGltfcr in eillenl
8roccrpgc'd)0it, Sbomns @lltler, &C.
beirntbet. "a oie Gltern Der Sraut
pon Scr Scirntb nid)ts miiicn mollter,
bcgab iid oaS iunge Toar I'M @ebci.
men nod Dem %genannten Srte, no
Ger Mornoncn : IelteIte 6olfnlanrl
Die FRAMING poa,og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
@Ghrcno cines @cuitters muri

~NNVINIFU WHY VNEUEIfNlV IUHI UN
Gltonc Nlafcslp bon Damoen N.-0.,
pom glib erihlagen. Seine 6roll
uno iein Sohn mlrben ollrd beniel.
ben Shlag bctGubt; Die gritere iiel
III einen nit @niier qeiilaten grobclt
Seb1lter, wur0e ober ron ibrem
Sobne, ser red)tSeitig ir's 9apuBt.
icin 5iriidfcbrtc, Dor sem Grtrinfelt
bcmobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
= Nobe,u 100 Nepolper mllroer

geItern i'm 8erid)t 81 Sonlton Ger,
ben 3Clgcr unb 3uborern abgenom-
men. ais ser Ero5eB gegen Vt. =.
aeltlp luegell Ser i'm letter. Ipril SIT
@roueton periibten grmorouna ocs
@r'G olntp.N mpolts $. 3. Gohb be-
gam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
W / dJ t il + e iir Die &unul.
II

D ~
3mnn5ig Sericp-M ildfiibc, mcld)c
III Der 0cgcnO 0cS Eeroaficbcro uri,
0c5o0en lporbcn iinb, INT lie 0c0cn
blclc &ra1tbcit uncnipiGngIid 81 mo-
den, bciinpcn iid) Gcgenmdrtig IN
Nclp-S Orleans un0 lebcn ihrer &erien-
Dung nod) Der ADMINISTRATIONS elt-
gegell, no ibrc Wtild fir Die Eaticn.
ten III Den &olpitGlcrn bclliibt mcr-
Den Iou. @is Jest bate iid bic Som.
miilion pcr1cbIih nm Die GinfiiGrunl0
Don &iibcn IN Die Gone bcnliibt.
llcbnngHd dill iii Ncm.Ser-
len.
Gie nlgcbnltc Sod)t o&ircn," mel
d)c 9cgcmuGrtia III Der Nopp DorO
bon Scoguc &@lonb licgt, lit Der Ma
r%inemiIi5 BON 9tclu- Scricp iibcruicicl
mor0Cn.
Heporotur6eo
Splpbc.
re" Frnllnclltell NSdd)t ~S0lpD" Ut
sur &ornnbmc bon Hcpurutlrcn bon
bier nod Der Nclp.9 )orfcr Nopp Ooro
nbgcgon9cn unO miro Ooun nod DIV.
tier Dan gcim1ot mcr0cn, Inn Dem
E%rGli0cntcn un0 icincr Sunlilic m0b-
reno ibrc3 oortigCn SonmcrolIcnt.
bolta sur &crfil9utG SIT ltcbcn.
Is . III mercialiSmu9 ais
Itiitcr.
Zen nGommcr5inliamua" p~ertbei0i.
gcllo, bcliclt Oic Notion in bctr0htli-
dem Sinnc bcjid)tiQt miro, iogtc Der
Sonoela- ut0 NrbeitaicfretGr Strulta
Dor Der bicligcn SunocISfummcr:
~Gommcr5ioIiamua lit Der b06ltc
@cilt, bon Dent cine Atotion bcicclt
mcr0cn fnlllL 0clln CT bcrubt nidt nlti
&ricg mo NntnGpni2muS, lonbern
olti NciltrnIitGt mo gutcm %Sillcn.
Ger commemorate @ciit bon bette bat
mcbr, ais ir0cn0 Ctlun5 Nnocrc9, 0u.
jll bcigctrn0cn, inter ocll 9tntionel
Sric0cll III ltiitCll."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
NEW KING MANUEL
CHANGES CABINET
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

piece OF Dresden china, and any sfalse
move may smash them into fragments.
The cotton kings of Lancashire and the
leaders of the operatives' unions IKE 10
fight out their own battles. and show an
extraordinary resentment against the IN.
reference Of third parties. The path OF
the mediator ia therefore beset with dit
ficulties, and he has to walk wariiy lest
he should seem to be teaching the cotton
men their business. which. according 70
their own showing. Is tribe more di..
ficult to understand than the dinerential
calculus and the fourth dimension COM
bined.
Although the cloud Is no bigger than q
mans hand, or, to speak more strictiy,
woman's. 1t must grow until u Involves
the entire cotton trade OF the country.
The ring spinners, who demand an In
crease Of wages, are from the national
point of view an inconsiderabie BODY OF
women whose affairs matter only 70
themselves. Regarded from the stand
point Of national economies, a iocHou.
would be equally disastrous England
exports 500 O00. 900 worth OF COTTON sooos
every year. and $iOO.0OO.GO worth are
consumed at home.
The value of the labor expended on cot
ton manufacture. as shown by the diner
ence between the value Of the raw col
ton and the cottonYhen it is mace up. Is
s5.Oo0Oco q week. 1T is not all wages
and profit of COURSE Some goes for rent:
for coal. for carriage. for machinery and
for the hundred and one incidental eX-
penses Of a great business 900 ~, !.
The main point Is that the $h.OOOO0O a
week is national wealth. absolutely
created when the mills are at WORK, and
when the machinery Is stopped 1t does
not exist. and all kinds OF innocent per-
sons have to share In the loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

a measure so extraordinary as the COM
pulsory appropriation of Polish landown-
erS is proof of the great Importance at
tached by Prussian statesmen to the
Polish question. The Introduction OF Dill
contrary to the received principles of
modern legislation and creating prece-
dent for the arbitrary violation of the
rights of property--a precedent which may
in future be most welcome to the social
democrats, the bitterest enemies of the
Prussian state-cannot be explained by
any real internal contingencies.
Yet even if it is the object of the Prus-
sian government to divert the .tttention of
the people from constitutional and social
questions by exciting an unhealthy hatred
of their Polish fellow subjects, it was by
no means necessary to go to such lengths
as have been reached by the appropriation
bill.
1t is absolutely incredible that the most
powerful state of continental Europe
should in reality be afraid of 4,OOO.OOO
Poles who have not given cause for the
slightest suspicion of active disloyalty for
sixty years. who have hitherto offered
.ffectual resistance to all socialist agita-
ton and Who would be mad if they
wished to exchange Prussian for Russian
domination-at least, as long as they are
allowed peacefully to cultivate their Ian
guage and to develop their nationality
under Hohenzollern sway.
Hungarians Sympathize.
BUDAPEST, February 3.-A vote of
sympathy with the family of the late King
Carlos of Portugal moved today by the
Hungarian cabinet in the diet had to be
Withdrawn because the independents OPP
posed it on the ground that King Carlos
had violated the constitution of his coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
RUSSIA rs AROUSED
PORTUGUESE TRAGEDY STIRS
THE CARS DOMAIN.

ST. PETERSBURG. February 3.-The
tragic occurrences at Lisbon have Gre
ated deep impression on. all sections OF
society here and the newspapers that ap-
pear today comment gravely upon the
vents that led up to the double assassina-
ton. The Russ. in daring editorial,
draws a thinly yelled parallel between the
conditions in Portugal and those in Rus
STA, and warns the government in almost
so many words that there is. danger~of-
similar event here. The lamentable and
awful tragedy in Portugal, this paper
says. was due to the fact that the king
did not understand his people and was
attempting to stem by dictatorial methods
of repression the irrepressible striving OF
the masses to take part in the govern
ment The tragedy happened at the very
moment when Premier Franco seemingly
had succeeded in restoring order by a
series of unprecedented repressive meas
ures.
Blame Ex-Premier Franco.
The Novo Vremya, although attributinS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
SIR MARCUS Is SAD.
Has Sized Up Englishmen to His
Dissatisfaction.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. February 3.-Sir Marcus
Samuel, the former lord mayor of Lon
don. has a very poor opinion Of the lat
ter.day Englishman. He has just an
nounced his retirement from business.
and in connection Herewith says: I
should never have retired If ! could
have found among contemporary states
men any man OF the caliber OF Lord
Beaconsfield. who placed government
representative on the board of the suez
Canal Company. and who would have
taken similar action in the ail-impor-
tant matter OF retaining under British
control and guidance the greatest oil
field for liquid fuel in the world Chat
of Borneo).
"But we have fallen on degenerate
days, AMI the men at the head OF oHairS
however high-sounding their names;
are mediocrities. never looking beyond
tomorrow, afraid of responsibility! ana
utterly lacking in business experience.
Sir John Fisher is the only man l have
found with any backbone. Although
have realized large fortune and some
fame / am a disappointed man..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
Chevy Chase Bowling Tournament.

DR.. Loren Johnson was the star
bowler in the Chevy Chase Club bowl
ing tournament held Friday and Satur-
day nights on the clubs newly refin-
ished alleys He won the first prize in
duckpins by rolling 20s in two games
He also won the first prize in tenpins
by a score of $50 in two games.
Mrs. Samuel Paschal. with Dr.. john
son as partner. won the ladys prize in
duckpins. DR.. Johnson also made the
highest score for a single game in both
tenpins and duckpins but. according to
the rules to prevent any one from win
ming more than one prize in each event
the second prize in duckpins wLs
awarded to Mr.. Morven Thompson for
the second highest score for q single
game-99.
Messrs. Ham. McCammon and New
bold tied for the second highest score
for q single game in tenpins. each max :
ing 165. which will be bowled Off later
There were forty entries in the tour
nament, and the prizes were very at
tractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
MONSTER RUSSIAN CRUISER.
Named the "Hurik" and Looks Like
q Battleship.

Special Cablegram to The Star
LONDON, February 3,-Russia is going
ahead with the construction of her new
navy. and has just obtained one Of the
most formidable cruisers aHoat from
Vickers' Sons and Maxim's yard at Bar
row. The name of the new warship
ds the Rurik. and for cruiser she is
monster. With three huge tunnels aud
one mast absft. the tunnels towering to
a great height and painted dull gray
she more resembles in appearance bat
tleship. or course, neither her guns nor
her armored protection is of battleship
heaviness.
No other cruiser, apart from the ships
in the British and Japanese fleets, pos
sesses such deadly weapons. She has
on board full crew of Russian officers
and men. and is now ready to sail for
Libau. The Rurik Is of 1900 tons d s
placement, l9.7OO horsepower. speed u
knots and length over all 400 feet. She
carries four ten-inch and eight eight-inch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

the direct execution of the plot to an
archists, to whom all government is OBJ
noXious also connects the crime and the
dictatorship of Franco, which met with
both open and secret resistance from oil
political parties. The paper says that
Franco proved himself child in the face
of danger which evidently was known to
large number of the population, much as
the plans of the Russian terrorists for the
assassination of leXander II were a mat
ter of almost common knowledge III ST.
Petersburg.
Other newspapers express horror at the
assassinations and voice their sympathy
for the Portuguese nation and The be-
reayed queen.
Grand Duke Nicholas called at the
Portuguese legation mere Today and eN-
pressed the condolences of the imperial
family. Foreign Minister Iswolsky, tie
foreign ministers and ambassadors and
many high Russian functionarieS also left
cards at the legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

Serious Operation Performed With
Tropa-Cocaine.

Special Cahiegram to The Star.
CALCUTTA, February "A striking
operatlon has been performed in the CAL
cutta Medical College Hospital by Maj.
Stevens on a patient who had been suf-
fering from elephanttasis. The remark
able feature OF the operation was that It
was done without chlorofornl. the patient
remaining conscious all the while. This
is the first time that an operation of so
serious a nature without ehloroform has
been performed in India.
The method consists in injecting into
the spine solution of derivative OF
cocaine, called tropa-cocaine. before the
operation. Within ten minutes Of In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
PRUSSIAN LAND BILL.
Serious Question of Policy Now
Confronting Germany.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
BERLIN, February 3.-Strong opposi-
ton is developing to Prince Buelow's bril-
expropriating the Polish landowners, and
its passage in the Prussian diet is prob
lematical. A Polish statesman Of promi-
nence, in giving his views of the measnr,
this week, said: The fact that Prime
Buelow has proposed to the Prussian di 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

lection the lower extremities and a por-
ton of the trunk become anesthetized
the upper portion remaining perfectly
normal. The patient, therefore. does not
feel the pain of operation at all. In the
present case, when half the operation had
been gone through, the patient asked:
"tyhen will you begin, DOCTOR? He was
smoking a cigarette all the time. rms
method is specially valuable In opera
lions where the patient has a weak
heart and chloroform is dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
Famous Old Snowman Dead

CINCINNATI. Ohio. February :,.-James
Robinson. the famous old Snowman and
brother of the original John Robinson
~ circus fame died at his daughters
home in this city this morning in the
ninety-eishth year of his age. He was
hale and hearty until last Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

retary-treasurer by approximately 5000
votes.
The report of the tellers showed that
121 ,0251a votes were cast for president of
which Mr.. Lewis received "a. 553k and w.
Il. Wilson of Blossburg, Pa. received
62.472. Lewis majority was 2.0S1i2.
John p. White of Iowa was elected
national vice president. having no oppo-
sition He received 116.07S votes.
For secretary-treasurer. w. ID. Ryan OF
Illinois received S2.3iois votes John Fahy
receiving io,91Sh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

United Mine Workers of America, and
William d. RYAN to succeed William b.
Wilson as northumberland of the
ganization.
The official canvass was completed last
night. Lewis has been vice pres dent of
the miners union and made the race
against Wilson, defeating the former sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
Noted Pittsburg Capitalist Dead.

PITTSBCRG. ebruary 3 = judge
Thomas d. Mellon. retired. one of Pitts
burg's foremost citizens. and well known
throughout the country as a banker and
capitalist, died here today on his ninety.
fifth birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
LEWIS SUCCEEDS MITCHELL.
Official Canvass Shows Him Elected
Head of the Miners.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. February 3
Thomas Lewis has been elected to sue
coed John Mitchell as president of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

guns Her armor belt is six inches thick
and her decks are covered with shot-re-
SiSting cement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
Kennedy Says It's All Over.

Representative Kennedy of Ohio strolled
out of the Presidents Offices and over to
bunch of newspaper men. We'll, l sup
pose you know that Taft has 1t all his
way in Ohio now and that he will be
nominated with the greatest ease tell
you that he will receive the largest major
ity ever given republican candidate for
president in Ohio" Nobody disputed what
Mr.. Kennedy said.
Senator Burkett OF Nebraska and Sena-
tor Smith of Michigan were among the
visitors who saw the President
Three republican presidential candi-
dates were with the President today
Vice President Fairbanks paid his usual
call OF courtesy. Senator La Toilette of
Wisconsin also made brief visit as to
the business of which he did not talk
Secretary Taft was the first visitor with
the President, talking with him on army
appointments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
T ape

lO-YARD English Twill
Tape, all widths. Regu-
larly 1Oc. 12c and
l5c. Sale price. ell 2c
Toe COTTON TAPE,
24-yard piece. black II
or white. Sale price ~
3-YARD pieces Cotton
Tape. all widths. Reg
ularly &c. 4c and &c
q piece. Sale price. Dr.
choice. >. 81
12-YARD pieces Of
Bias Seam Tape. Regu-
larry l5c, 11c
price apS iec. Sale lOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03

Capt. Peary OF arctic fame called at the
White House today. When asked about
his plans for another dash for the north
pole. he said: II will leave New York
July upon my next expedition. 1 will
work my way north gathering men and
supplies. until / reach Cape Sheridan,
where ! will spend the winter. ready to
dash for the pole the following summer
It will be impossible to proceed further
by the time we reach Cape Sheridan on
account OF the darkness that sets in. At
this point, which is on the coast of
Grant Land, the sun sets October r. and
does not rise again until March l. Moth
ing, Of course, can be done on account
OF the darkness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03
Hooks and
Eyes
Skirt
bindings

S. III. & NJ. six-yard
piece Black Skirt Braid;
reg larry 1Sc. Inc
Sale price. :. uVN
l0c ANGORA Skirt
Braid, 5 yards In piece,
black and colors.
Sale Sale. price the &c
pJcccs
Toe BLACK Mercer
lied Brilliant" Skirt
binding. Sale price,
the piece OF 8 kC
yards. 5000. Wv
15c PIECE finest quail
ity Nercerized Skirt
Braid, black only. 5
yards In piece. NM~
Sale price. HVN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Sc Ooorlige GrbeiO5forbOlO, ION
Gfteroors@Yengetriien laa pluOIe-
Zig offp0te, 6liper itaOig pe0. Snoe
/ 2iten er set iGrligt gait. s 9tam
9orf bar Acknowledgment o8 gto-
Sen for bore 2onoSmnnos Ge0fom=
merloe ppret ioo Itor, at man bar
fnretoget offentlig 5nOiomlin8 for
at af6jrlpe Glen0en.
Oct ct %formo0antlig boa6lpit at
rente normnle TiGtanoe genoprettet
forcnO efter @rniioentDol8et. Ger
por 10 gonife pit ingen, Ser til at
begptOe me0 troc0e, at &en9efriie-
poIitiffen ifllI0e grille iu0 / @rnIi-
0e1ttpoIgpolitiffen. Men Ill bor
man ififtet M}ening rltn0t ON. 9(r=
6ei0cren romme5 6oor0t peO 0isIe
fritiife 6or6ol0 poa set in0uItricQe
% fomnarcieQe Gmraa0e; men II.
?. ielo ifol nof ogioa foo at mGrfe
i'm Del of Spien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

81 er lterft / Sap9r al Solore=
clifton og tror, of en- laoOon ber fore
tages al neite &ongreS / en- gfstro-
lesion, langs Sinier, iao bet Be
ifpttel es-Yrincip bepareS, ion1
Ohio Hepnblifanerne bar uOtrpft
~laaleDes: uHaalegge iaaOdn SnOfgr=
lelstolo, iom bill uOjGpne SorIfel-
len mellem egen % fremmeO Gro=
BUTTON, % gtDe en- rimelig 8rofit
zen @eniigt, at amerifanife 6armere,
NroOucenter og &pnsurbejOere fan
bape en- tiliparenOe Seifpttelle uOen
at panl9gge amerifanif 6~abrifotion
for itor Sfot."
S nogle f%olgcnoe @orogroHer
uctoles 9(n%erfan0elie al Staten8 &e-
prnientanter / &~ongreSiarL al Sta
tens 2egislatltr, napnlig of 6pa0
ben u0rette0e / ii0lte Session, % 5lltt=
telig uOtole5 inrlig 2(nerfen0elie of
&upernpr S6efDon % bans N}e0-
1f6eioere / StotenS &ieneite.