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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-28
THE WEATHER.

Fair and cooler tonight. probably
Tight fros-: Wednesday fair.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-28
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
WnLGIAM u. HEARST CHEERED
Al FIRST DINNER OF NEW
ORGANIZATION.

New YORK, April Nearly FIVE
hundred members OF the new Ma
tional Independence party chesred
VIM. II. Hearst last night at the
first dinner OF the organization at
Hotel Kickerbocker, when he called
on all progressive Republicans and
Democrats to- join in the new move
mont and help crush the old parties.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-28
FATAL WRECK
PENN. PASSENGER TRAINS
CRASHES INTO DERAILED
FREIGHT.

New York April 2S.-A score of
persons were hurt. one of them ia
tally, today. when a pennsylvania
passenger train crowded with COM
muters bound for New York from
points east of Berth Amboy. n. j..
crashed into derailed freight train
on crossing at South Elizabeth.
y. !.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-28
CLEGHoN-BALLARD.

$ p Cleghon. Of McCarr. ks.
passed through this city last night
on 80. 1G on his way TO Frederick
burg Va. where on tomorrow after
noon at 9 O'Clock he will lead to-
the matrimonial altar Miss Alice
Ballard. a charming young lady Of
that city. They VIII spend the night
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
Bids Wanted.

The Craig Mountain Lumber Co.
will receive bids on Sept. 10th for
the hauling of lumber as follows:
100000 feet, more or less, to Cot
tonwood, all dressed I to a sides,
4 to 20 inches wide, all of this less
than 8 inches wide is in bundles.
10000 feet, more or less, of shop
lumber to Steunenberg station.
This lumber is inches thick and
from 8 to "a inches wide, IL to 20
feet long. Dry rough. Bidders
are invited to investigate. The
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Bidders are required to
furnish guaranty to fulfill con-
tract if awarded. All bids must be
addressed to A. H. Berens, West
lake, Idaho, and must be filed by
1900 M. Sept. 20, 1908.
CRAIG MOUNTAIN Mill, Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
For Sale.

The Craig Mountain Lumber Co.
has decided to sell at private sale
complete 80 NJ capacity saw mill,
planer and everything belonging to
an up to date sawmill. Trucks,
wagons, carts, buggies, horses and
all other things that are necessary
to run a first class mill. Also
all timber and land owned by said
company. Call at the German
State Bank, Cottonwood, Stewart S
office, Westlake, or see Tony at
the mill. Will give good terms to
the right party.
CRAIG MOUNTAIN LUMBER Co.
miles south of Westlake, Idaho.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
To The Public.

We understand that some in
dependent grain buyers have enter
ed this field and are offering extra
high prices for grain, and we wish
to say that we stand ready to pay
as high prices for grain at all times
as will be paid by any local con-
Germ or exporting company. See
us before you sell.
VOLLMER-C CLEARWATER Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
For Sale.

A stock of general merchandise.
Fine business established. Good
location. Can be bought reason
able. Reason for selling, ill health.
Inquire at this office.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1908.

Fruit jars, all kinds and sizes,
at Brust's.
Anything good to eat you can
find at Roberts Bros.
Doors, windows and builders
hardware at Hoene Hdw.
Bring your butter and eggs to
the new grocery. S. R, LIBBEY.
Paul Bailor, the Grangeville up-
dertaker, was in the city Sunday.
A big line of school books and
supplies at LibLey's grocery store.
You can get the finest peaches
for CSC and 75c a box at Roberts
Bros.
Don Gwyn returned Monday
from trip up the little Salmon
river.
Now is the time to get your fire
wood cheap as dirt at the Craig
Mt. mill
The six months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Gerding died the
first of the week at Grangeville.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11

County Surveyor Spedden was
over from Grangeville Tuesday and
Wednesday locating the lines on
the Mckinney & Simon and Brust
lots on King street so that the own
ers can tell where to start their
buildings.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11

Buy your lime and cement of the
Ramey Lumber Co. Ltd, Vollmer,
Idaho.
Barney Stubbers was doing bust
ness in the city Tuesday from
Greencreek.
Get your lumber from Aichl-
mayr's yard. He is selling it now
at mill prices.
]. NJ. Wolbert and Vincent Lor-
ang returned late last week from a
business trip to Genesee.
Let the Ramey Lumber Co.
Ltd, of Vollmer, figure with you
on your building material.
Getty your good lumber from Tony.
He asks fair price, as usual, but
you get just what you want.
For SALE.-Six good cows and
a new cream separator, 600 lb.
capacity. Inquire at this office.
For your harness, saddles and
horse supplies see Foster & Blake
man at old Nuxoll hall, upstairs.
WANTED.-A good girl to do
general house work in town. Best
wages paid. S. w. EDMIsTEN.
See Our line of buggies, wagons,
plows, etc.
HoENE HDw. & IMP. STORE.
The Haight threshing machine
is reported to have exploded from
smut north of Ferdinand Sunday.
WANTED.-Iooo tons No. I.
Feed Oats, by Wolbert & Lorang
delivered at Kerr Clifford Ware
house.
We have lumber enough to build
whole town, ware houses and all.
Come ami take it away. Craig
Mt. mill
Charles Bracket came up from
While Bird the first of the week
and is preparing to open his res
taurant here.
We challenge any lumber mill on
Craig Mt. for quality and quantity
and promptness i'll filling orders for
lumber Craig Mt. mill.
Mason and Schram fruit jars,
either kind, at 81 per dozen for
half gallon and S5c per dozen for
quart sizes, for cash at Brust's.
You will soon want a cream sep
arator. Don't fail to investigate
the new Iowa. 1t has many sup
erior points. Trial free.
HoENE HDw. & IMP. STORE.
We were lucky and saved our
harness and saddle stock and can
supply you better than before the
fire. Call and see our stock in the
old Nuxoll hall.
FOSTER & BRAKEMAN.
Our flooring, rustic and siding is
all bundled and graded A I. Also
all mouldings, stops, etc. We
have decided to sell at a discount
of from 10 to 20 per cent
for cash because we have to move
and will give our customers the
benefit. Now is the time to get
your finishing lumber cheap
There is only limited amount in
the country. Come and see Tony.
Craig Mountain Mill, ? miles south
of WeStlake.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
Interesting Items
from in and around
cottonwood.

Thresher contract books for sale
at this office. Call and see them.
The Chinese restaurant on Main
street opened for business Sa turday.
If you are particular about your
lumber see Tony, he has just what
you want.
You will save money by buying
your lumber from Aichlmayr at
mill prices.
DR.. Bray has ordered new in
struments and will do dental work
at his residence.
You can find school books and
supplies in time fol school at
Roberts Bros. confectionery.
Foster & Brakeman received a
consignment of plush robes and
blankets. Call and see them.
J. P. Crawford came up the first
of the week from near Palouse,
Wash, on a short visit to relatives
here.
Martin Bros. rep ort a yield of a
bout AS bushels of fall wheat to the
acre on their place east of town.
The quality is first class, too.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
Barley Wanted.

1 will pay the highest market
price for 1900 bushels of good
plump brewing barley.
JOSEPH SCHOBER.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-09-11
For Sale.

A span of 400 lb. match work
mares, 6 and 8 years old. True
pullers, good travellers and good
brood animals.
N. c.. BARTLETT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
@crnrtbciltc Gis6Gnolcr bcfrcit.

SOlcOo, o., ., MGr5. - G. e.
ScnnlaL II. u. @eoro lmo Soicpb
Miillcr, oic orei bieii0ch @iSb0n0lcr,
mcl6c mcgen llcbcrtretung Der 9lnti.
GrnItGcicbe SIT iebs Wionotcn 0oit
pcrurtbcilt muroen lmo tbatlG6Iib
81 Gage in 0nit perbrndten, wurOen
belttc oli 9cicbl oeS Common YIeos.
Hihtcra Srolgb alli freien SUB &c.
ictt. Gin 2lntrog uuf Suspeniion
oes llrtbcilS mar in Der lebten @o6c
geltellt morOcn rnb cine llnmcngc
bon @iirgcrn bate cine Eetition um
9egnaOiglng Ser @eian9cnen unter.
5eihnct. Die Fro5ciiirilng Der Widn.
ner ian0 ihon Dor einem Sabre it1tt,
uno iie battcn ieitoem uergeblih oen
&nmpi IN sen 8eribten Iort0cicbt,
llnl mom08Iih Dem 8eiGngniB 5u
entgebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Sin poliliOcs 9eilmittel

N. 6. @atcr pun $50, Snlia.etr, Ge,p.6r.
lenns, 2n., idreibt: so bate all 6ronifdbem
Gbcumniisml5 felt tdnoer ais feds Monaten
acliten Sd fonnte Tcne Sano Mot 8nm
0opfc crbcbcl. no6 bnS Scmo nus5ieben. Gbe
i'd Srcibicrtcl Der 6lnicbe bon Rnouub's JleabD
Helief 1nSGcbruldt bate, fonnie i'd meinc gtr'
ne 10 ipie ie aebrauhen."
Jiaoua9's Jieabn 3ielief III Iibcr, 8uberIdffa
uno eifcIboH, ipeaen iciner itimuIirenben 9i'
nenlrbnfien pcIbe oniielbe nif bic Rernen uno
oie gSiocriianoSIrait bes st5rpers nusiibt. inoem
cS Die criicrcn frittint unh DC fbhmmernoeH
pDulft6en Strdiie 5u erucuter uno erbbbicr Ibd'
itRfet nnfpcrlt uo btirb biefe aeinnbe ,Stinlfs
lat!0u NIB crb0bie Nftiun bic llriadc lit, peIde
ben Sdlnicri ocrtreibt uno ben ndtiirIibcn 3u.
tnHo luieocr bereui. 2ns III ocr @rluo iues.
talb onS Gcaor 9ellei clue 70 bepor8uaie Sers
penouuB 5ur Seifnng Uuu Sdmcr5cn fiubet.
Done eine Geinbr Der Gbdbi8llng. rpeI6e nnh
bcm @cbrant uoenunnter Stbmcr8eu3eiImittel
bcS 6cutiaeH 1oGcS fiber elnritt.
slcnbcrI6cr RbeurutSnnIs. NeuroI9ie. Gcia'
tica. Bcrrenlullncn. Guctibmeen, WoStitozSti'
dc, Glide bon anoereii anicItciL Guunenbrnub.
Nrunopunocn 3nbnf6nicr5. appffbmer5.
S6merjen I'M JIdelt. mesbcn our9 cine cinma'
licg ginucuouHg bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Die Gillcg ltntcrlnd)nna.

" @oi bington, 3. Is, 8. Ndr5.
- 0aS Gonitc, mel6eS lctte Wohe
pom Observation-Disclosures crnonnt
mur0c, INN 0cn bonn 9icpr0ientontcn
Stllep (GonnD on9eregtcn llntcrIces
boot Sfonool 81 llntcril6en bieIt
bcllte Ieinc crite Sibung, erleoigte ies
bod mr cinlcitenoe @cihGite. Ger
Veridt oc3 Gomitc's fir 9icgeIn,
mcl6er Oc Grnennlng oe5 llnter-
lllhungS Gonlite's 5ur 6olgc bate,
mnrOe pcrIeicn in0 2illep untcrbrei-
tete pericbic0cne 9ofumcntc. gr er-
iltfte nm cinige Srilt fir iein Ser.
for, 0a cr nod feinen 9llnunIt &c.
iidcrt babe, lmo beihmerte lid ouH
haribcr, OlB cr lcbtbin bltrh sc.
beimpoli5iItcn iibermodt meroc. Ger
ncr untcrbrcitete er cine Cite ser
3ctJcn 0crcn &orlaoung ct miinibt
0a5 Gonite 1ing oornli in grefit-
tiolibung, I'M Die peribic0cnen Wiin.
ide bcS Srn. 2illep In @rmdgnng 5u
'ieben. Gn5 Gonite bei6loi, ieine
ndGite Siblng om Gonneritag ob5li.
Doltcn ilno SilleD als eriten 3ergen
jlt perneDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
3n 8nnitcn ocs Gr.Wagors Sdmib.

SanTron3isco, o, 9. Widr5. -
3as Sbcrgcriht bat beiltc sic pom
2lppeqationa8eriht abgegebene Gnt-
iteioung 3ll @uniten oes gr.Mapors
Shmis gcncbmi9t. GieieIbe ncbt be-
fanntIid onbin onB Shmis in ec.
iebtpioriger Weiie Ser @elOerpreiillng
ilbcrfii1rt unO Sit flint Subren 3ltdt.
balls perurtbeiIt poroen ici. Shmib
babe 5por 8eIo bon oen irnnj0iiihen
Heltaurationcn angenonlmen, oaiielbe
ieood nid)t olirb Groblngen er.
5lpunsen, uno bon @eIoerpreiiuug
fonne oabcr feine Reoe iein.
Stntib befinoet iit ieit ieiner
gcriirtbeillrng i'm @efdngniI3, miro
ieood, pie man glan6t, in 6oIge ser
belltigen Gntideioung S6ritte CT.
grciien nm ieine 9efreillug ge9en
giirgihait Ourh5niesen. 9lnoere 2ln-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Cob un0 Saocl.
EQUATOR gailep ibcr bic Sinan5bia
nno ben ErGiiocntcn.

&icQcit5t cine Ibitimnuna iibcr sic
9lIOri6 Gouroltrciorn.ViQ an
nGd)itcu SomItoD. Inter
iudlng oe8 2iQcD'iNcn llntcrlce.
-Sfonbnl3 cr0iinct. - 9tod
cine @ntideiOung SIT @mitcu ocS
gr-MoporS Sbmib, 9aIoige
Gr0ifmlno Ocs ErojciicS geDcn
Sarrp Grhoro pcgen ser Grmor.
Oltng Stelincnbera's. -- Icrurs
t6cilte giSb6roler in Golcoo aus
Der Sait befreit.
- y a if i'm q H. 3. g., 9. WtGr5.
- ScnntoT Soiepb 9oilcD uon ScroS
rcOctc beatt i'm Srnnt mebr ais 5nei
StunOcn Hang gcgen Die 9IIorih-
5inan5bia uuo erbiclt, olS cr ieine
2lniprnbe becnoet bate, cinen Stlrm
bon 9lpplaus pon Den 9eiuherr, io-
mie bcr5Iibc @rntuIationen bon &c.
nntoren nlif beioen Seiten oeS 0au.
les. Gr lobte in Der 9ieoc oen ErG.
iioentcn Hooieuelt in gemiicn Eunf.
ten, tooclte i'm in anocrcn, bcItritt
ic0od) I'M 9lllgemcinen bic 9ln0obc,
Oab 0crieIbe fir ocn fiirjli6cn Niid.
Idlag itnIerer 8eld)Gite pcrantport-
LID iei.
Ter Senat pcrbradtc etlua cine
Stlnoc nit 9eiprehlmg Der 8rpc-
Dill, laut rpelrbcr sic BON Sen Ser.
Stoatcn aus ueritbifitcn &orrdtbe
llno Wtoterialicn fiir oen Eanama.
&anal nlr our6 omcrifnuii6e Shiifc
transportirt lpcr0et iollen.
9ta60en Ser Scnat alS0am Bel.
leiOsbcihliliie in Nc5ug auf oaS &C.
tern in 9fep- Orleans cinoetretcne
9l6leben oes 9ieprdientonten aboIpb
W'eDer Don. Ssoliliana angenonmen
bate perta8te er iid nm 4.30 bis
morgen.
Scnatr 2Ilorib bcniibt lid, cine
abtimnnmg fiber icine 6inonjbia
chi nGdliten i5reitng oOcr SumItog 5u
bemerfItelIigcn. Die Scuotoren NC
2uirin, Glorfc hno Ga S5oQctte min.
lhen nod iiber oieieIbc 81 rcoen,
mo ouBer0em iino 10 picIc 9lmcn6e,
neute 5lt Der Sorlogc in Ser S6me-
be, 0oB IS 5lpei Gage erioroern oiirf-
re, 0ieielbc SIT erleOigcn, nuhoem Die
Gebatte GcitIoilen lit.
GoS Observation-Disclosures mar MIR
meni9c Otinutcn in Sibimg uno pcr-
tagte Iih IoAleih nnh Der 9lntilnoi-
glul9 ocs IoOeS oeS Srn. Wcpcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

miro bel Sem SnQueit uerb6rt-
y3or IN ser SNuIc, bis i'm 0ic
6lanlnIen oaruuS pertricbcu.
GlcpeInno 8, 9. WGr5. -
HSn 0cm SnQleIt iiber Oie ShulboltS.
9ranofotultropbe IN Der Noritobt
Goaimooo 6c5cll9tc SdIicBcr Srcb.
Sertcr bcilte, OoB er om Nioracn 0cs
llngliidS III scr Sd)ule mar, bis i'm
Die 6Iommcn oorallS pertrieben. QnS
6eltcr brnd gcaen 9.20 aus. GnS
@rltc, mas cr iiber o1iielbe pcrnnbm,
fam pon orei tIcinen MGofcll iueIhc
I'M Soutcrrain. geiueien pnren lno
ibnl nnf Dem 9fiidmege pon bort nod
oben ingtcn, lie bitten lntcn 9iaud
gclcbCn. Scrter Lief Die 5rcppc bin.
auf rno 0fInete Die Sbiirc. Gr lab
I'M oicic ;3cit lhon 9inutb bon ser
Soiterron.Ircpp emporItcigcn. Gr
elite 5lnnGhIt nod Sri. SrOin'S 3im-
nler I'M criten Stodluerf, Damn uoh
htm bintcrcn Gingnng uno oiinctc
BORT Oie inneren uno GllBereu Sbii'
rem. Gic ,Slii9el an Der rehten &an6
tcfcltigtc cr 0urh Safen, 0iecnigen
sur litfcn blicben BON icIbit oiicn.
Garouf licf er nah Irl. NoIc'S &loi-
ien5inmcr gtr. =, 6fincte sic 5cniter
lmO FOB 5lueI &inOcr biuouS. Gins
ocriclbcn iicl uno er prong binois,
Inn Cs mlI5ubeben.
0ciilQlid) on0Crcr Elnftc io0tc
Scrtcr: @r mar ben gan5cn Sornlit.
tag nidbt ouBerbol6 bcS ShulgcbGlls
0e8, ollBcr cinmul ouf sic 9allcr BON
3rei o0cr orci Winlltcn. Noh icincr
Mobnmg bate or lib nicbt bcgcbcn.
Gr bat fcine Siccr5 ais Wai6iniIt
lmo brolldt feline. Iie &cijlug 0eS
S6ulbollicS tul,roe our6 eincn
Gampi ?lpporat peruittelt, iCooh
mar Ocriclbc obne aeiiel. Grci Scr
ainOcr 0crtcr'S fomcu in sen Slam.
men nm. @r batte etipoS flein &c.
badteS Sol} jlnn ,Sencralt5iin0cn
bintcr Ocnl 6urnncc liegeu. 3mpci.
fen pcrpen0cte er etpnS YetrolclnL
un0 rr bcpobrte 0uliclbe IN cincm
Shronf ntf. 3cugc inb oie Scbrc-
rinncn Sri. @eilcr, Sri. 2pnn lno
SRI. &oic onf ocr 6lldt nit ibrcn
aloIicn. Sri, 9ioie mar bcnliibt sic
alintc 0c9 linfcn 5liigelS ser ilnc-
rem Sbiirc 3ll 6fincn. 3cu9c riB Sen
,Sliigcl oiicn unO glcitb 0arouf fomcn
Scr Yanif uuO ooS @eorGugc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
9sanif in STRIDE.

9icitn Wicnid)cn toot getrcten. - Gin
SSrritnigcr nerllrlaGte Die aota.
Itropbe.
Sta6t Werico. 8. Yfdr5. -
Sn ciner iiberfiillten Stride 81 Scit.
Ian perllriotte Elm aniheineno gel.
itesacltorteS Snoipioluin einen ga.
Iii, bel Dem I'M iuiloen 8eordnge 8
ScIte 81 Sooe getrampelt iprr0en.
9ie STRIDE par bidt nit glnodhtigen
6eIeet, pelde Der Confirmation elmer
groben 9In5obl bon ainoern ourh oen
Niihoi Elulicencia beiluobnten. Wdb'
reno Der feierIiben Geremonie betrot
Der perriidte aerI ole Stride itno
idlob bic Ibore bon innen ub uno
erfldrte nit loiter Stintme:
Ser SellieI bat mir beioblen, Gitf
cin3llihIicBen. @lcif miro CT bier
iein uno allen Gottloien ben aragen
um0rebenl"
es ni1btcn itd) rpobl gielc getrof.
len iiiblelL oenn eS entltnno einS
iurdtbnreS GrGngeu nod oen Sen.
itern. Gabei luuroen nelln Terionen
tootgetral1pelt uno oiele oerleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
SamcnIdlnciScr.

erperf Tarnen. iino rSabit"s Stneiher. Bnfs
Apenne. (Jan30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
@nrtcten nidjt anf y5cner- Grill. "

gees Summit, Mo., 8. Wi1r5
- Nobe3u 400 Sinoer lieien 6cute
in tollem Sdrcden aus elmer bieiigen
Sbule, ais ein 5euerdlarm gege6en
mltroc. Gie 2ebrcr mnren i'm BE.
Griff, Sen o6elter.Gria, 5u perlpen.
ben allein oie S6iiler muroen Our1
Die alberbaI6 oes @ebdn0es uusge.
ItoBcncn 9iufc o6euerl" oermaben
0eangitigt, onB iie tidjt 3u bdnoiDen
mdren. yiiemuno luurbe perlebt, uno
es geIan9, oas 6eiter raid 81 l0ihen.
eeeniigt Gn0 nift bdnit SamOrrooiOen
iempordr 81 unteroriiden, lute es 0inreibnngen,
Nd'6niiiel Gatperae llno gtnprieunpen oft
tbiin on eine Stpnn3igi1brige erfdbruio init
ben oerifebenlrigtten Sdlen. bic ron bet
Ner1ten nller Sbulen idbnrf 6eebdthtet iuorpen
fino. obne 3ipeIe hetpieien cat. ouh Nnaieiis
bas eifjiae beruiinfti1e utb sitperldfiiac Nnos
fnlInitel Gegen 0effs ibredIifhe geioeu IT, IS
Iinbert ben sdlner8 ipfort. srildt bic eieiduuit
sfirfid clliieriit oie lltinhen unb 6erbhici ihre
g9ieoerfebr. Sine Yrobe bon 4nateiIs miro
bon z. 4euiidoier 4 Co., Npr 24t6. gseu 0ori.
frei perianot. (EtTpEa, ,1HSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Srd)nro'S Hrosci,.

@oiic, 5oo6o, 8. Dtdrj. -
SarrD SrharO, lpeIder Ser Witlhul6
al Der Grmoroun9 bcS Gr.@ouper.
relrs Stelncnberg ongeflngt lit
miro mor9eu aus Dem Stauts5u6ts
baltIe nn6 Galowel gebradt lnO
bort Dem @eridlt porgefiibrt merOen.
Wan cnuartct, ooB oaiielbe Elm ocii.
nitipes 9otllm fir oen 2lnidng ieincs
Bro5eiies icItItellen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
StnatS . glr6cit5nnd,ucis NgCntnr,
WtarDlanb StntiltifcR Bureau.

98ir 6a6cn cine 9(n5abl Pip.
pIitontcn iiir Stellln1cn ais
Glcrf3, &nn0ncrfcr lH0 S1ou0
lonlcr lm0 piirocn bcrcitpilli1it
9Irbcit2Gcbcrl ioIhe Niilic
fpItcuirci pcrnlittclt &oQc llu-
formation in 0icicm Gurcou.
TOO GGnitnblc @cbGnOc.
(G9,7tIlb) GbnS. !. 6Og, Gbcf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
.uenfzie Sabre

ais li6crc$ 0iittcl gegcn iunnoc ScbIt,
JibcnmatiSmuS, 9tenralgic, granne,
GrfaltunG 6creuidmil, Grippe nno
2nrgrncEt3iiubnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Scrtcr ais 3cngc.
1or0erll.

: Shlicbcr ser Sbule bon GoIlinmooo
miro bel Sem &nQueit uerb6rt. -
g3ur IN ser ShuIc, bis ibn oic
Slannlen 0aruuS pertricbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10
Ootl,poy's
Jleody Relief
RHcnmatiamus,
atrnralaic,
5riatir;t
gecuH Sur upn

oOcr S6mer5cn irgcn6 mcIdcr gIrt
gcpIoat iriO, onnn peridniit gnh
cine 6lai6c bon Hnopop'S 0iea6p
&cIiei; bciolBt sic auf ser 6Iaibc be.
iinOlibc @rbraltdJSonpciilmg, ilno
Sbr ucrOct iofortige 2iuOcrung bon
S6mer5 Gefonlnen - cin Jiecoro bon
nCbr ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-10

fIoqcn imo inoeiicn noh 1c8en i'm in
Ser 5hrcbc unb oic StoatSnttmolt-
icbnft miro bic bol0H01Iihite Scr
bon0hmg 0criclbcn III Den 8cridtcn
ioroern.
The Washington times., 1908-06-21

as a Life on the Ocean Wave" clear
through from beginning to end. And.
if interrupted. the 5ird viii start IN
again where Il left off.
The starting and the canary are
taught 10 whistle tunes in exactly ths
same way, by the help If the reed
organ. Shut uP IN a room with the III
strumeat. and not allowed TO hear any
thing else, they soon learn the music.
which is kept going all the time. But
the canary does not learn tunes, as
well as the bullfinch, It is liable TO for
get part OF them, and TO introduce its
own variations.
The photograph is being used nova
days in the training Of crows and
magples Most people. by the way,
suppose that magpies are exclusively
European. but, as a matter OF fact
there are plenty Of them in the west
ern part of the United States, and
they make fine takers. Magpiss and
crows do not speak so much as par
rots. but what they do say is said
much palmer than the words uttered
b. parrots. 1t is more human-like.
Indeed, the remarks OF a crow IN the
next room are readily mistaken for
those Of a human being. But crow
or maybe should be obtained halt
nedged from the nest. and its tongue
must not be splt-a cruel practice
founded upon the mistaken notion
that such a surgical measure inn
The Washington times., 1908-06-21
Bullfrehes Taught to Sing.

The piping -ullnnches. though un-
able 10 talk, have a most remarkable
facility IN the whIstling Of tunes. Oddly
enough. In a wild state they have no
song, but merely a chirpy note. But
in parts Of Germany, especially in the
Hartz mountains. they are taken from
the nests-the species is native to Eu-
rope-and educated for a musical ca
reer. Tiny reed organs, specially made
for the purpose are used, being wound
up TO play such tunes IS a Life or
the Ocean Wave" or Il lue Bells Of
Scotland" Whole books of music ar
ranged for bu'Ihnches have beer pub
lished.
Some dozens of the birds are put into
A room alone with one or these little
organs. which. with peculiar Sute-like
notes, grinds ont the melody over and
over again. Some of the bullhnches,
naturally. have better ear for music
than others. but a well-trained singer
is able 10 vhietle several such songs
The Washington times., 1908-06-21
Produce Nervous Diseases.

One prominent physician n WASH
t,g+o, declared that The new fashion
4, collars for women IS pernicious ana
-,,inous 20 health. he says that inc
h,eb points are constantly pressing
AGAINST the base Of the brain, which .
the center Of the nervous system as
well as the most exposed part In.S
pressuDe. he says. will quickly produce
nervous diseases. mela1chO!la and a
general ierangement OF The Hea- ~
He Is decidedly vehement IN his oe-
nnncfation OF the vampire collar.
Another well known doctor mas COM
nared the fashionable young women
with the females OF the South Sei
.annfbal Islands. These island women
are noted for their peculiar neck dress
which tends 10 elongate t mech
After many generations trey have
come 10 have long necks natura--E
and This doctor says that IS what the
Fashionable young women OF the civil
lied america are coming 10 II they
Dersfst in he freaEish collar
And so Z goes. Almost every Ocd9
con5emns he vampire collars but the
Young women go On wearing them re
RardfCss of the cost 70 their beauty ~
T1arred. neclSs. Dame Fashion has salo
tbey mustard they obey.