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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27
POLICE AND POLICE COURT.

The average policeman in the larg-
er towns feels personal affront in
case a person arrested by him is
found innocent. and the police court
In an equal degree suffers wounded
dignity. 1t Is almost contempt OF court
for delinquent or one accused Of de-
linQuency, to plead not guilty to the
charge. The police courts have car
ried the idea SO far, In their pretend
ed attempts to uphold the officer. that
justice frequently suffers miscarriage,
The ideal policeman would be the man
who could keep people from breaking
the law and yet maintain the peace
and dignity OF the city. It should be
as much his duty to point the right
way, as to apprehend those already
on the wrong road. He should be
guide, not guerilla lying In ambush
for those In error. OF late years, the
ability of policeman rs Judged by the
number Of arrests he Is able to report.
The integrity OF the police court is
recognized only when the revenue
turned into the city Ia a record break
er. These two considerations have
lead up to the much abused cash bond,
which is usually expected to be for
feited.
These reflections are called to mind
by recent case in the police court
OF Boise, in which Mr.. Finley McIkin-
zie was the victim. The merits of
the case is beyond the province Of The
Tribune. Mr.. Mckenzie may or may
not have been on the sidewalk with
his horse. However, 1t is well-known
that no damage was done the city of
Boise; that no one was hurt or In
jured; that he did no tintend to get his
horse on the sidewalk; that he got
on at once: and finally that there was
no disturbance. It Is equally we'll
known that he was arrested and
placed under bonds, and that the po-
lice court expected him to forfeit the |
bonds. The expectation Of the forfeit
ture OF the bonds is the pernicious in
fuence, to which we object, because
Of the yelled threat Of backmail or
fine. The case referred to. |
gives an Illustration Of the fact. On
the day on which the violation of the
law occurred. Bosses wounds could be
salved by $1,000. On the following
day. blood poisoning had evidently set
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27

1t, for the wounds were worth $14.00
and costs, amounting to $21.00. The
inference one naturally draws is that
1t is better to forfeit your bond than
appear in court Your appearance in
court according to Judge Flenner's
court is an admission of guilt; and
your temerity warrants a greater
fine; and courts notoriety. We were
always lead to believe that bonds were
put up to insure your appearance at
the proper time, and the bonds were
always sufficient to protect the city or
state. In the case cited, the Judge is
entitled to censure for not making the
bond larger, or else he is engaged in
the reprehensible practice of intimi-
dalton and blackmail. It is absurd to
place $1,000 bond over a man guilty
of $14.00 offence. No guilty man
would put in an appearance il he
knew that 1t would cost him $11.00
extra to keep his promise. An inno-
cent man, IL weak, would not do so,
DOM on account OF the money cOnSide-
ration and on account of the notoriety
he would thus receive. Between the
two classes, justice in the police court
Of some cities has become farce, and
is recognized by all who know, as
such. We do not know whether or not
the system extends generally over the
country. II it does, 1t is time that the |
people demanded as police judges,
men of judgment. character and in
tegrity. AS for Flenner, he has never
enjoyed very favorable reputation,
and the mayor made mistake in ap-
pointing him. The Mckenzie case is |
lesson for all. Whether innocent or |
guilty, forfeit your bond and you will |
save your money and your reputation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27
LOCAL AND SOCIAL.

We are very glad to state that Mrs.
Mosby is improving this week. -
Mr.. w. A. Stone was a business
visitor to Payette Friday.
We understand the Rebekahs have
changed their meeting night from Fri
day to Tuesday.
Mr.. John c. Rice accompanies his
family to the coast next week, where
they will remain the balance Of the.
summer, but Mr.. Rice expects to re-
turn to Caldwell shortly.
Mrs. Cleaver and Mrs. Beal were at
home to their friends at the residence
OF Mrs, Cleaver on Thursday after
noon. About 80 ladies were present
to enjoy their hospitality. A delicious
luncheon was served. This is the
second In series of entertainments
Mrs. Cleaver and Mrs. Beal contem-
plate giving.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church met at the church last We'd
nesday afternoon. 1t was expected
that Miss Boulware would address the
meeting, but she did not appear. How
ever, Rev. Jones and wife were pres
ent and a very pleasant time was
spent by those present, talking over
the affairs of the church. Rev.. Jones
announced that he was going to the
coast for two months and that there
would be no services at the church
during his absence. 1t was also de-
cided to give up the Guild meetings
until fall.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.

Affairs in the Commercial Club are
rapidly approaching crisis, and it is
up to the business men of Caldwell to
put their shoulders to the wheel and
pull the organization through. Up to
the present time four or 1--WE men have
done practically all the work. These
men are not receiving the support
they are entitled to, and consequently
are becoming discouraged. The fnan-
ces OF the club are in a bad way, and
some of our business men seem in
clined to let them so remain. Promi-
nent business men refused point blank
to put up money to wipe out the in
debtedness. We do not know whether
they think the club is in the hands Of
incompetent officers or whether they
are not in sympathy with the objects
and methods of the club. A free dis
cussion of the matter is appropriate
at this time. Let us look the matter
squarely In the face.
The president of the Caldwell Com
mercial Club is Mr.. ]. II. Lowell, who
Is also president Of the Payette- Boise
Water Users Association, and one of
our most public spirited men. He is
an Important factor In bringing about
the development OF the Boise valley.
He is certainly capable man. We
cannot think it possible that any citi-
zen OF Caldwell questions him. The
vice-president is w. H. Redway, a
prominent business man and substan-
tial merchant. He is vitality interested
In Caldwell. We cannot question his
conservatism in the expenditure of
Club money, or his ability to recog-
nize a good thing when he sees it. The
secretary is Mr.. ]. B. Owens, who was
the father and the mother of the pres
ent organization. The time and at
tenton and money ne has given the
organization has gained him the repu-
tation OF being the most public-spirit-
ed man in Caldwell. Only by Mr.. Cow
supervision has the Club been able to
live at all. There can not be a doubt
about him. He is alive and enthusi-
astic all the time. and Caldwell wants
to pat herself on the back, because we
have Jesse Gowen. The directors are
]. d. Kelleher. e. A. Clark, James
Harris, C. D. Gates, T. X. Little. H.
w. Dorman, H. d. Andrews, and H. b.
Aven. Where on the face of the earth
could you find bunch of young men
better than that? 1t can't be did. We
do not care where you go. you couldn't
find better men than they are. They
are all young, good-looking and en-
thusiastic. They are working for the
interests of Caldwell and her people. |
You can't find flaw I'm the character |
or reputation Of one Of them. These |
are the men. If any man can find
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27

Caldwell's next market day, Mon
day, July 9Th. promises to be repeat
er Of the former sales. The merchants
are as usual on that day. giving spe-
cial prices, which are very attractive
to the outsider. There is much in
Quiry from nearby towns and the
country about Caldwell's market day,
showing that the public at large ap-
preciate these sales. Our chairman of
these sales reports that listing of
stock for the July sale is now larger
than the June list was at this date
ahead OF the sale. Don't forget the
date, Monday, July 9Th, at 1880 a. m.
List your stock with H. w. Dorman,
the chairman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27
Evolutionary Contest.

Professor and Mrs. G. A. Lewis have
arranged for an elocutionary contest
to take place at Middleton, Tuesday
evening, June 80. A strong program
has been arranged. The judges are
Prof. P. A. Bolton and Miss Imogene
Madden of Caldwell and Mr. ]. E. Rob-
erts of Star. Special Interurban cars
will run from Caldwell to Middleton,
returning at 1910 thus enabling
Caldwell people to attend. The pro-
gram follows: NE
Opening.
March from Floradora ......... =
.........,.... Roup's Orchestra
Jake Poole's Last Drive" $3.50.
.......... Miss Lumma Phillips
''The Black Horse and His Rider"
.......... ...... Mr.. G. B. Stark
Trouble in the Amen Corner.
................. Miss Fern Hill
"The First Settlers Story" -. ~
........... Miss Murine HadsalI
Gambling On Mississippi
Steamboat" :. Miss Belle Walker
"The Curse of Regulus" ......
................. Mr.. ]. H. Lent
"The Fall of Pemberton's Mill -.
............ Miss Muriel Hadsall
''The Doom of Claudius and Gym go
thia" ............ Miss Rose Lent
"The Unknown Speaker" .......
............. Mr.. s. e. Newman
Sister and 1" -. Miss Aurelia Jarvis
Judges retire to average grades.
Piano Solo, Selected. Miss Zourf Levi
Piano solo-Selected
........ ...... Miss Zouri Lewis
Baritone solo-"A May Morning"
............... Mr.. J. G. Turner
Reading-"Papa and the Boy.
............... :. Mrs. c. A. Lewis
Piano Duet-''The Wandering Jew"
............ Mrs. Eva Breshears
.......... Miss Lillian Plowhead
Decision of the Judges.
Awarding of the Prizes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27

A state land sale Is to be held at
Gooding on June 20, 1908, at 10
O'Clock a. m. There will be about so
acres offered for sale. most OF which
is under the Twin Falls North Side
and Idaho Irrigation Company's
canals. The water for said lands can
be purchased for $25 per acre II con-
tracted for within one year from date
OF sale. These lands are appraised
at from $12 to s22.50 per acre. The
usual terms will apply at this sale.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27

seems to be devoted to the liquor in
terests. 1t thinks saloons are good
thing. While The Tribune does not
think much of its arguments, it adj
mires its fearlessness. The Times is
bright and newsy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-27

We are in receipt OF the American
Falls Times. newspaper just estab-
lished at the Power City. The Times
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Sufum. Gle @beIeute @aft.
pirtb Gb. gubbnd bier feiert9n oas
Seit ibrer eoloenen Sod3eit. 9eibe
iiuo nod forperIid riiitie rrO geiitio
frii9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17
Oret 6eid ,poreue nit elmer fIe,nen
flat dle chamberlain Geibpeh,
Nkaln..a ,nA ~. AEaM. ~1l1aA....

Orei 6ei d,poreue nit elmer fle,neu
6laid,e chamberlain Geibpeh,
Cholera urb OuibfalI 21eoisin
non Gholere 11torbus seheiIt,
ser @. W. Nonler StabtDner,
aln., ersdhtt cine @rfabtuna BITE er
mnrbte, m6breno er ais @eihmures
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
GhmnrhsniIe, 8reisbnopthabt pom
&reiie Gfebourne, Gfa., faurirte. @r
iaat: r8ahreuo tdl bort mar, aB ib
etnaS friides uno audi @urit 5leiid.
ons bel mir gbDfera Morbus in Iebr
ihlimmer 6orm u~eruriadlte. ;Sh
ftiblte ara eteno unb itidte nndl els
ner gemiHen @bplera : Weotsiu, liott
oeiien ianote mir Der gp9tbeter cine
Btaihe gbnmberloin'S 2eibweb, @bos
lern uno 3ur6fna.IRe6i5in nit benz
8emerten, boB er bnS @emanlhte
bate, mir nbel In 5olee Der Grs
probtbeit bieIes 0eilmittels, ooraDae
mir lebteres gu idifen, bn er Fir
oeiien unfehlbnre Sur gnrnntirr. Sd,
nohm cine Cole oouon unb flblte in
fun @inuten belier. Ole stpeite
3Oie beilte mid ndnslifl. 3mei
Nttaei6murene litten in oerietben
gSeiie unb cine flnF uno spausie
Gent 5Inihe heilte ms nle orei.
Rum Bertnuf Bel Malfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

UroBranDtn III DER umgegeno Sad'
tpaaren ausfGbrt, tpuroe bel einem
Streit nit 2elten Die ibm 8admaare
enttpenSe. batten, oerartig 5ugeridtet,
baB er ii1 III bns 8elgaroer 4ranfen.
balts be9eben mubte. or iolIte in oos
@oI5iner Sobanniter . &ranfenbo1s
gebrad)t iperoerl, erIog ieoo6 auf Der
Reiie 5pii6en &ebel uno 2us ieiten
Berlesungen.
8ergen. 4uf einem benahbar.
ten @ltte perungIiidte Der ungef6br Is
Sabre allie &ne6t @tlbelm Wubs,
tpelder beim l1mpenoen oes @agers
bon oieiem berunterItii5te. OR triig
bierbei idwere 8erlesuugen oes 8e.
rifs un0 Der 8irbeliduIe oapor, 10
oaB er ioiort IN oas bieiige &reisfran.
fenbnits gei6afft peroen muBte. Dort.
ielbit lit er an ben Solgen Der 8erIes.
it1gen geltorben.
Stettin. Ser Irbetter Srie6.
rid 3iegar1 aus @g9eiin tpliroe bonn
bieiigen G6murgeridt ipesen Der CT.
morbune oes SorIters 4riiger 8,tn,
Sooe ino sum 8erlult Der biirgerIi.
den @brenredte nerurtbeilt.
propins Dfpreusen.
&0ntasberg. Gin nnfau NIT
tootIi6em Iusgang ereienete ii6 on
Der @iien6abnbriide. 9ort Itiirate Dor
einem nit bier Bferoen beIpannten
uno init ungeloi6tem @alf ~beIaoenert
2oittpagen oas SatteIpfero. 9abei
fam Der auf oieiem iisen6e Ritiaer
@eblbdar aus Der @usfalItborItraBe,
Elm alter Wann, 5u Sail, uno bic Sid.
Der BEG i6lueren 8agens eingen benz
8eoauern5fpertben iiber bei6e 8eine.
SieIe p1roen gebroderL bas cine 10.
gar 5eriplittert, 10 bob bic 4nofen
aus benz Srrriiienen SIeii9 beraus.
raeten. Sn boffnungsloiem 8uItonoe
puroe @etlbaar NIT Dem ltnfoIlpa.
gen nah Dem itaotii6en &ranfenbaule
gebradt, mo er beritorben lit.
2auiou. 2ebtens ipur6e Der
8ontoriit @roB oes 9ampfiageperfes
ermoroet .no beraubt oufaefunoen.
Ser Ioroer bat einen NIT 8Ilit Be.
fIedten 3ettel an Die Sbiir aeflebt nit
Der aitfiGrift; ogluf un6eItimmte 3eit
berreiit. @rob." Die Sbiire mar Der.
ramnnelt.
propius meftprsnfen.
4artDaus. Ser bieliae Sitbr.
mann Sren3 Girotfi fubr nit Dem
8adergeielIen aleronber Starnift
nod &iefcltbal, Inn SGdIeI gu boIen.
Ils lie nit Dem b~elo6enen @oaen Sen
SemIiner Berg berlmtertubren, ia.
men Die S1de its Rlttiden unb itiirs.
ten auf Die Bferoe. 9ieIe iuuroen
ideu itno lingen ourd, nobel Croft
unb iein 6e9leiter pont @agen fielert.
Starnidi erIitt einen SdGoeIbrudI
p1breno Girosfi ouf Der SteIle to6l
hIieb.
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6ro6berso9tbum befeu.

Srieieubeim, llniere Sc.
mein0e prroe bon einem itDeren
8ronoung!iid b%ein9eiiidt, Dem in
fiir5eIter Sell orei gar5e Soireiten
Sunt Opfcr fieIen, Die 9tboebronnten
fin0 6ie S9ittipc MIagodlena Moper,
Die @ittfue Mogner mno Der $du6ler
@eilbeimer SIN Sduppen 6es leste.
rem iielen fir sirfa 1000 Mart 2ums
pen benz &ranoc 3lrm Opfer.
@teBen, 2ln Ben 5o(qeh elmer
&erlesitng. ole er iih 0urb einen
SduB aus Dem Soa0aepeDr 3ltge3o.
qen oo$ er ati Dem Seimnpeg BON Ser
Sage NIT oelu 9auf nod utten iiber
Die Sdnlier 9ebdret bate, it1rb i'm
73. 2ebcnsjnbre Der praftii9e arst
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Aus bet altfn 9timatb.
9ran6enburs

&bfte. SIM Offer Der Sago ftel
Der @utsbeiiser Gebie in Der @emar.
lung &odte, ols er i'm Rebel einem an
aeIhoiienen &eb nadiprang, in einen
NIT 8aiier uno SdIamm eefiillten
@roben. 6ebie eritidte, ebe ieiu Sago.
senoIie, Gin benad)barter @utsbeiiser,
tbn aus Sem Sdlanlm beraus5ieben
tonnte.
2anfDik Bon einern @iien.
babn5nge iiberfabren utb setootet
tpur6e Der @Iaier Srieorid &otb, &at.
fec @iIbeimltr. 40. Oils elm 3ug Der
eIeftriI6en @ollbabn 5piifen ben
Citation @rob 2i9terfeloe un6
Oonfpis auf Der Sabrt na6 Dem
Botsbnmet 8nhnbof an Dem &ilome.
terftein 8.3 borbeiiauite, bemetfte Der
Motcrfiibrer, oaB Der Bug iiber Elm
&inbernis %binipegfubr. Ser Grain
tpltroe gum Steben gebra6t, auf Dem
8abnforppr tuur0e Die 5ermalmtte Sci.
DE zines Wannes g%efunOen.
propins poisn.
Gnefen. 9as beige @aiier.
iuerf, bis jest in 8ribatbanoen, lit fir
riuno cine babe MiIion Nnrf in ben
Beiis Der Staot iiberseganeen. Sir
Motbtpenoige 8erbeiierungen tpuroen
tpeitere 100000 Mart fliiifig eemott.
Dos oIte @nsrobrnes, tbeilpeiie oefett
gefpor6en, miro ourd elm neues eriest.
Racot. Ser auf benz bteiigen
Bnbnbofe Der Soften @oItpner &reis.
babn nit 8erlaoen bon 3uderriiben
beId1ftig.e 9omtniaIfnedt Midar.
rspf aus Gacot gerietb 5niiden ben
@agen ui6 oie &e. Ser nerbei.
ratbete 0iann erlitt oerartige 8erles-
ir1een, Oab er nod etipa 5Det Stunben
}torb.
Shonfefb Ser &ottenborar.
better 8uiie batte iih bon einem artbe.
rem @iieltbabnpororbeiter gum Ser.
iheuden BON &aiibbGgeIn einen Sic.
boIper geborgt. &ls er Die 8affe ei-
Anem 8olleaen 5eigeu pollte, entIub iie
ii6 ut1b cine &ueeI trof Ben foum 8ebn
S6ritt entieritt itebenoen &ottenfiib.
rer &oienireter 10 itngliifli6 in Den
ltnterIeib, foB er ieinen i6Deren Ser.
Iesungen clleeen lit,
SobeuiaI5a. 9as Oret Sabre
aIte 8Sftcrden 0es &eitmtrateurs Sc.
tpanoomSfi ltiir3te in einem unbeipad-
ten @ugenblife oltrh oas Sreppenee.
I6nber Ser @obnung in oie Stefe uno
erIitt einen Sddbelbrud, an beiien
Golgen es balo itarb.
proptns pommern.
8eIgarb. Ser 27iGbrige Brot.
fabrer 4arI 8roaB, Der ieit I1ugerer
Belt fitr Die Sirma @ieoenboupt &
4Nfa. HHH"a ."..ar. ~. ...# -H.M
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urngangen.

Srau (ibren @ann perIaiieno, Der
nod int &eitalrant iist: y9u fommit
alio eIei6 nnd?" - Wtaun: SD &c.
be Dir mein gbreniport, Dies lit oos
leste @laS Bier, pelhes i'd trinfel"
Gladden. Die Sron lid entiernt bot.
our &eIlnerin): n&oiel, oieies @Ias
Bier iper0e i6 iteben loiien, lt1o gu.
Iebt trinfen... porber fouuen sic mir
nod einige anoere briugen."
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@eiItesaeaentpart.

8ei @ebeimratbs lit Diner. Ser
9tener bat oaS @albeur, ben Erut.
balm fallen 81 Iaiieu. y9ttte, SEA.
oam'l" iogt er sur @oitge6ern, in.
Dem er Den &rutbabn aufbebt unO iid
Oanlit entfcrut, gruerOe gIeid 6cn on.
bern bercinbrinsen:"
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propius SdIespis. 6oIhsra

aieI. aIs Der 3immernleiiter
8lanfenbltre eiHen Ieubau inn ills.
liden Staott6eil beiidtigte, itiir5te er
aus benz oritter Stod in ole Siefe
unh erlitt cilien idneren Sdl1oeI.
bru6. 8eaise Iinlten lpater mar
er foot. ST binterIdBt Srau unb
mebrere feline &tn0er.
4htrup. Gem 9an6mann8.
iobn Suetperien giitgen Die gferoe
Our6. @r pltrbe bonn @aaen ae.
i6leuOert. Dieter iieI auf i'm iino er
srlitt eineu idiperen SdaOeIbr,ld.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Or. &arl Selling bier. Or. Setting,
Der in ietadr S,tgenS 2ebrer mar uno
erit ipGter NeOii8n itiioirte, tuor elm
Observation-Disclosures Sdger uno oils loI.
der in 8eiOmanusfreiien iebr be.
fonnt.
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angepoBt.

arautbuber (ben SormIoien ipie.
leno, als er pegen 8ranOIeguna Dor
@eri6t Itebt): oaber idauen g,
$err &tdter, es lit bod gar nift Der
&eo' iuertbl 8ar ia Eidt anal a.
9raro, ionoern nllr 10 a 9ranoIl"-
Ri6ter: oErOiten sic Ii6 - Sie tuer.
ben audi nur elm poar Snbrl frie.
genl"
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gll1l

Observation-Disclosures gu einem
Serrn, Der mGbreuo Der 6abrt orali.
BEN auf Der RIattform itebt): yauf
Der Blotttorm 0iirfen sic nidt lteberL
mein Serr, ons lit berboten, lpetI es 5u
gef1brli6 it,, SEER: n2aiien sic
mid nur iteben, ib fnIle uidt, i'd babe
&lattiiiBe".
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GbamberIaiu's huiten lleotsin
hilft Die Uatnr.

Wtebiainen, Die bic Hatur belfen
limb INNER am uirtiumiten. Cham
berIain's SuitensWebisin banbel
nab oieiem glnne. Sic bait ben
Suiten 5uriif, loft oeu Nusnurf unb
bilft bic @atur, bas Spftem in einen
seiunoen 3ufanb tuieoerbersufeueu
sic III iber einen aroBen She'll Der
ctuilifirten Belt ibrer unihdsbnren
gisenIhaften fueeen beribmt. Snu-
ienoe baden ibren bUben 8ert be,
3euet. Sic uirtt uesen jebe Gnia.
ge, bob eine @rtdltuns in eine Gun,
aenentsiuouna iIbersebt. Gum 8er'
fnuf bel Balter Bros.
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!. Die @Ieitiduboede.

q. (ein automobiI betradteno):
n@at iino BENT bet Dor eiierne Rnep.
pc oa nj Die HGoer, Die boben poH
$ienerogen Don't piele Sabren?" -
g.: gRee, oct is nlir, 6amit De Bette
nirfIi6 DOT iino, tpenn iie ieberfabren
ner6en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17
SIN Sonuner.

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-05
SHORT STORIES.

Dates thrive ON the Colorado desert.
In Holland fifteen out of everS thou.
sand Inhabitants ure foreigners.
The newly formed Chinese caDinet
has decided on the regular publication
Of u government newspaper.
The great Guadalupe artesian well
at Guadalupe, Mexico. which used to
squirt hundred feet high. IL tired
and only goes half that now.
There IL one American book which
should be counted among the best sell.
ers. Over 100000 copies have been
sold. 1t Is "The Horse Book" issued
by the government.
Judge Tuthill Of Chicago decided
that 1t is as much the duty Of father
as a mother to walk the floor with a
crying baby and warm the infants
milk bottle at night.
Rockingham Junction. N. H., until
recently q thriving railroad center, has
practically ceased to exist. The rail.
road station cafe has been closed and
the telegraph wires taken out.
Few persons realize the amount OF
work required to, give an automobile
body its completed dress. To obtain
new blue finish. for instance. 1t IL
stated that no less than thirty-twc
painting operations are required.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-05
Daily Market Report
PITTsBuRG

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 5.-Cattle-
Supply liht, market steady; choice
5.75 a 9; prime $50 "a $40; good
.5.25 q $50; tidy butchers 4.SO %
$50; fair 4.25 "a AIS; common 3.2o
"a 3.75: fat cows 2 a. 4.25; bulls
$50 a 4.50; fresh cows and spring.
ers $25 % $50; common to fair
$50 @ $50.
Sheep and lambs-Supply light;
market steady; prime wethers b Cg
SIS: good mixed $50 "a $50; fair
mixed AIS 90 5.25; culls and COM
mon 2 q 3; lambs s @ 7.5O; veal
calves s "a $50; heavy and thin 4
q b.
,Hogs-Receipts 20 doubledecks'
market &c higher. Prime heavy 4.60
a 4.G5; mediums AIS a 4.S0; heavy
workers. ATS; light workers. 4.G5;
/ pigs 4.4O "a 4.50; roulghs $50 "a
4.10.
New York, Feb. D. Butter-Re-
ceipts 1889 packages. firmer'
Creamery extra 80 IL; firsts 80 90
80; state .uairy tubs poor TO fair
S2l % S25; imitation creamery
tirsts "a @ 26.
Eggs Receipts 1851 packages
firm. Nearby white Fancy ~ "a
32; do mixed fancy ~ a. 2s.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-05
Model Of Economy.

A certain farmer who lives out IN
the county and who Is noted for his
closeness In money matters has u
|twelve-year-0ld son. who is as indus
trious as his father Is penurious.
Recently the father and son made q
compact whereby the latter would re-
Iceive 10, cents for every cord Of wood
he sawed and piled in the wood shed.
Immediately the boy became very
busy at the wood pile. and his earnings
have been piling up at rapid rate.
his mother keeping her sons hard
earned savings for him.
,"What hre you going to do with all
your money! the thrifty youth was
recently asked
| "Goin' to buy new saw with IT,
Twas the reply.-St Louis Globe-Demo'
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