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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-07
WOULD ABOLISH
DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY
Mexico Turns Down Proposition Ia
Refuse FugitiNc~ Asylum In
Legations.

Mexico city, Aug 6. The Interest
ing fact has lust been made public
that the Hayticn government has been
o%ndeavoring to persuade the Mexican
government to join 1t in establishing
the rule that no asylum should be
recognized when political offenders
sought projection in foreign legations
or %consulates.
1t Is declared hat on May u last
the Hayden government made such q
ruling and wanted Mexico to ada It's
weight hat a precedent might be cs-
ta%hlishcd. The state department here
refused to consider the profcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-07
CoIoncl Ma. Ncar pcnlI.

Madison. Wis. Aug 6.-The eondi-
ton of Colonel William Villas has
shown hardly any improvement for
ten days and his family and friends
now fear that ne may not rceover He
remains in an unconscious condition
of the time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-07
Wrong End To.

that nervous prostration can bp cured
by great muscular activity Appar-
emily he has yet to learn that the
very Thought of muHculor 1cti,ity ri,,s
come human heinE7 nervous pro- tr,-
tipu-Iucsou star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-07
BudWeiSer
!, Natural Drink of America

In every glass is health and what is health but efficiency and power? 1t comes &c
you table a delicious sparkling food- wholesome malt beverage cxhaEng the aroma
of hop gardens and the fragrant scent Of new NOW northern barley fields.
The little alcohol in it promotes cheenunes Of mnd-whch is the bA Of all
medicines. The LupuEn in the hops soohes the nerves and acts asa digestive tonic while
the Juice Of the barley contains a high percentage Of substantial nutiment
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Gin Burns Down.

Just ~ We go Ia press, Ne
strucuve IRE break, out VA the
Jordeu ga. and a plant A. good N,
new goes ~ 10 flames, Tim q,
the second season for tins gin
plant OF two stands, and all the
equipment was modern and cost
5000 There was only -, 500
insurance ON the property
II b. not known how The ire
riginated bat supposedly Il came
from some hot bon Il Wss Go
much for the Plsinyew bucket
brigade and At H. O'Clock the
porperty Wa ashes -Plainyiew
News
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
President Ripley

Topeka, Kan, Oct 22 From
a railroad stand point, there IS but
liUle preference sin the National
election this fall sand T. z. Rip
les, president OF the Santa Fe.
who WAS here today attending the
annual meeting of stockholders ~
Ihis company
Personally, We ha,e our pref
erruces. but the railroad, are
fearing little FROM National legI-
laton, and We don't want "a be-
dragged into any controversy at
present, nor do | want 10 talk
politics No matter which way
the National election goee. IL will
take business conditions Iusl 80
long 20 adjust themselves.
IL is the State Legislature ttat
We fear most, bat regarding hos.
tile Legislation from these sources
the rail road, are optimistic.
Probably tley have done us All
the iamage they can
The PC fare was ~ outrage on
the railroads. and this will prob
ably 10 time be changed A..
ready the Arkansas courts have
knocked out the 70 rate, and IN
every other state the rate D., still
10 bc passed upon by the courts rs
70 the validity ! would hate to
think that 1t had come to stay in
Kansas or IN any other state
As 20 the business OUTLOOK at
the preSaut time, the santa Re d.
improving We are not hauling .
the volume OF business that We
did n year ago, hut conditions are I
now much better tuan six months /
ago Our loss IN business j. ia
the traffic usually handled from
the East Business IN the West d, .
as good NJ ever The West hardly T
knew what the recent panic was /
The entire country however. Is
recovering
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
The Weather

Ii has been cool bracIng weather
IA Lubbock the past week with
heavy frost each moraing Nege-
tation Of all except winter ,srities
j. All killed and the lesves have
all fallen from the trees which
gives the country the appearance
OF winter Further north IN the
Amarillo country snOw was re
ported on she 22nd, while further
east ram was received. Reports
from Fort Worth say the heaviest
rain Of the year fell
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
A Million Dollar Rain.

Another Million dollar rain In,
fallen IN Texas. This time Tho
MILAN dollar however, is deblted
ON the red side of the ledger.
by the most conservative esti
mates the damage done by the
rainfall IN Texas during the last
twenty-four hours will run INTO
seven figures
The damage 10 railroads will
run close TO $500, 200 IN tangible
matters. Tho intaroible damages
sustained by the rau.oaus will IN
crease tins amount 20 a half mil
lion dollars.
The damage TO cotton anG other
farm products will easily reach a
half million dollars and the end
is not yet IN sight, for with such
a volume Of water falling at the
headwaters Of the Texas streams
reports of flood damage may DE
looked for during the remainder
of tins week
The heaviest Texas loser Is the
Fort " orth and Denver City road
Between ! pm. Wednesday and
] am. Thursday n perfect cloud
burst deluged that portion of the
Denver road between Wichita
Falls and Henrietta Some five or
SIX miles Of the track was 50
badly washed that q will have 10
be almost entirely rebuilt For
Worth Telegram
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
LYNN COUNTY

. I rom IIr NtNh.
Mrs Allcom OF Browuwood J..
ola the Plains for a visit 10 rela
tlve,. She arrived last Friday AT
Gail 10 visit her daughter. Mrs,
John stokes, OF that place, heI
neice Mr.. j l. Stokes went t.
Gail Friday 10 meet her aunt and
bring her 90 Iohoka for a visit.
The ladies' arrived here Monday
noon About daylight they were
caught ia quite u hail storm The
rain did not last long bat the wind
blew all Jay making the trip u
very disagreeable one Mrs. All
corn spent couple OF day with
Mrs Stokes O Tshoka and then
both ladle, went 90 Lubbock 10
visit Mr. W r Penney Mrs.
Allcorn's only sister They VIII
spend several days there, a. the
connection ls a large one
The residence of Jim Burrus of
near lreadway burned the first of
the week The family wa away
and no one know, how the fire
started
Tins morning tAe Iahoka gin -
handling rs eighteenth bale OF
this seasons cotton The gin at
six Mile has gIuned more than
this Cotton Is little late this
year, but II IS confidently expected
that there viii be- all the cotton
both guns can handle before many
day, have passed.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Cotton

The LubbOok county cotton
crop is being gathered ~ rapidly
A. possible and the gin - running
regular The county will average
aboat half ale Of cotton 10 the
acc this year, which j. no had
crop for any coCutry.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30
Approved as Reserve Agents

Austin, Texas, oct 20 Ghe
otatel~uperintendeLt Of Banking
today approved the following
banks n, reserve agent, for reAa,
State banks The Mon Bank
and Trust Company of Dallas for
the'Citilens State Bank OF Mon.
tague, the Cara state Bank, the
Winfield state Bank, state Bank
OF Carson and state Bank OF
Omaha, the Austin National for
the Rowe Stale Bank of Hedley,
DOnley county, the American Va.
uousl OF Houston tor the state
Bank ahd Trust Company of san
Antonio. City National of Calves.
ton for the State Bank of Omaha
and the first National of Gsiesville
for the First ~tal, Bank Of
Turuersyillc
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-30

frw OF the magazines Nc
carry.
The metropolitan
The pehneat0y
Ouung
omRu Net
NcClure'S
Good Housekeeping
Review OF Reviews
Red Book
i.ubbOck Drug Co.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-15
A Stain On the ESCutCheOn.

From the book entitled "Te Pathway of Life being collection of
T. Tamage D. D. published
in 1888 the following is taken:
the world political did
They They
All only
sides with uncomfortable
in
OF sepucher
o o A
of all
maodorous
unmtaae eherocay
We
United IN
Momonsm will Compelling Nor
They will read them Anything
Every O Yoso bimt arrested
scale
mugo
andv and
all
eathed
the with typhoid The
which
note adult
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
@algcufriIt fir 0iQif.

& + 6icogo, f.. Sllni. - 9lihtcr
2nnoiS bat Dem 9obmcn Scrlnann
9iaif ipelhcr bclItc bier megcu Gr.
noroltng ser ain0cr Der s5rou @5rol
bingcridtet pcrOcn ioate, cine 9lppcl.
lotion bcluiQiat uno Die Sinridtlm0
1T auf llnbcitimmtc ,3cit perihobcn
morOcn. Niuif mar befanntlib ais
&abrioger bier tbdtig ino ioa sic
ainber i'm Tcrcin nit ser O}lttcr
Siir6 @ift olts ser Welt aeidafit bu,
ben Inn bnS 05el0 iiir ibrc 2c6cnS.
pcrliherilna 3l crlnngen. ,Srot
Sr3al bat iritoem Selbitnioro 6cgan.
gen. uno ea ioQ eripieien iein, 0ai
iid lnebrcre @clnitllngs5ellgen, ulf
oeren 2luainBcn bin 9iaif idulOig
beiunoen ultroe, ocs Meineios idul.
Dig nta6tcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Tblcbcn bcs altciten Gr-GOnarcFmit
alicocs.

@aIDinNtou, Q.G, 12. Slni.
- Sobn Tinc5 &rigbt, bi3bcr 0oS
oltcltc lc6pnoe Gr.GongrcBnitNlic0,
lit Delttc in iciner bieiiQcn Nobnlmg
M NIter Don nnbc3u 50 Nabrcu ge.
1torben. Gr mar }lIcBt Glcrf I'M
observation-disclosures mo uerridytct,
'clne F'Iihten ais iolhcr piinttlid),
bis er Dor 5mci Monaten pon cinenl
Sdlo9onToIlc betroricn pr0c. 81
mur0c IN 1928 in WcHaru Golmt,,
Scnn, geborcn uno mur uon 1854
tiS sum- 2IuS6ruh oeS QiiracrfricQc5
VtltaItc0 Oe3 Ser. Stoaten Gun.
AreneS. Gci'm 9lustritt Oc2 Stuotc9
Senneliee aus Der Union 0dnfie e.
db uno oientc ais Giii}er in Der con.
1o0erlrten Nrmcc, bis er in 0en con,
toocrlrten Gonarcb erluGblt mur0c.
Sctt Dem S6ltiic OcS gilr9ertricQeS
mar cr &onjler lno Nciiibcr 0cs
CberAerlhtS pon (cnneiiec. ,$n
1880 trut cr ol8 Ganoi0at iiir odl
@ouucrnclrsnmt 0ca dCnanntcn
StddteS aut milrOc ie0oh QcIhlaRcu
Gr bintcrIdBt cine y9ittrpc imo iiini
Eocbter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
BON StrnfcnrGnbCrn crIdlaocn.

u y Dorf, t2. Nllni. - MG1,
reno cin Qutcno 1cGnNitigtc Wtdn.
ncr lm0 6rnucn pon Den 6cnitcrn
ibrcr i5Gllcr an ser @cIts27. StroBe
ou3 3ulobCn, crI6luAen 5lrci Strl,
BcnrGnbcr bcutc iriib Cincn Otann,
mcldeu man iiir 9llbcrt Gro3bp bon
Bottom bGlt, otf Ser Strabc. Groabu
mar cin ShaltipicIcr mo trot IN
sem Shouipicl oSu tie Roao to
gcIter0np" olf. Gr otbmete noh,
ais bic ?lugcnBcltAcn ser (raQo0ie
i'm na6 Ser ,Slucbt scr 9iaubm0roCr
errcidtcn, ltorb ie0ob bnl0 Oarolti
I'M @OipitoI @ic sic 2lugcn5euNcn
cr5dbIen 1in9 ser Monn Iongiam
Die StroBe biuob, ais i'm 5lpci NtGn-
ncr Oon btnten bcr onficlen Giucr
0ericl6cn Ilbtc i'm an ser ae6lc,
m0brcnO Ser 5peite i'm Onrh 5nci
mltdti0c Shl02e oui oen &opi nit
cincm Eo0tid)IGgcr 5n 9obcn Itreftc.
Nahoanl ibm sic Gcrbrc6cr oonn
Bic EaidcI Aclccrt bntten, licien tic
hnpon. Ser Grmor0ctc mar chua
30 Sabre alt.
(SpGter.) - ISu elmer Soihc oeS
Eobten ullr0e Gin 3cttcl nit folgcn.
Der &nicbriit geirnocn: oSoatc mir
Elm llnaliid iltltoBch 10 bite ih,
mclnc @hlttcr ,Srm s. SomeQ, Nr.
1876, 0toB StrnBc, Soronto, Canada,
at bcnodrihti1cu. Ginc Gcpcicbc lit
Gil obiGc 9IOrciic 2ciNidt mor0cn.
Nohriftcn ans @oitOn luiicn bc}pci.
fcln, Oob Der Io0te ans jcncr StoOt
ltonnt lmO @rrbcrt Gro9Gp lit. p;t
man 5ucrlt 0Inubtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

ncu 9ultomobil in bicii1cr Staot
umhcr lm0 perfduitcu Tionantcu.
Nla tie uerhoitCt mlr0cn bottCu iic
&lnucIcu int @crtbe pon $1,000 b2i
lih, lmb mritcrc G0clitciuc im g4crs
the pOn $4,000 murocu III ihren
3inuncrn int oS1ptCI Shculp" qc.
nm0cn. 2rtBcr0cm iollcn tie nod
cine Gltantlt0t SNmuttinChcn }lul
Nctra9c Don $4,000 in &ingiton
IicGcn 50bcn, luNo c1 uCrIautet, OoB
&alfcr Dem FoI5ei.GapitGn Nc.
@ouAb $1,000 mbOt mem cr i'm
louicn lliicn moQc.
GinCr GcpCihc ol9 NirnIiughOu
GnAlan0 5llfolNc bat ciH Otitgieo
ser 6irno @curil0er }lbrubama ers
fI0rt, cr miiic 9tidt3 Don oem Hoube
@oltcr itcbc in Qiruircu ser SSirmu,
babe ic0oh bel @citcm feline 10 arobe
Guottitdt &uucICn in icinem 9es
iiBc gcbobt, ais bier angegcben miro.
Gr bobe iitb in &onlnifa beiltn0cm
olS Sic sSirno 5ulctt Don ibm D0rtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Gle Wadtt ocs (YcuiiIcus
v 4oihinatnn. q Do. 10 !

" a btHgtoh DC, f2. r<unt.
- SdatamtSicfret1r Gortelpou cr.
tielt Geite, in einem ju ,Scricp Gitp
5llr FoIt acgebencn Sfrci6en cinac.
le9t, $4,000 ais 9ritrag sum @eruii.
IensIon0 OcS Shnsunlts. IN Dem
niht lnterieidnctcn grieie t6eilt Scr
Sdrciber nit, onB er uno Elm an0e.
rer 0'nnn Dor uiclcn Sobrcn Die Ne,
giertna Inn cine groBc Stnime Be.
trogen llnO 0nB cr ieitorm, einidlicbs
Iid Scr 1eiitiaen Scnouna, i'm gon.
5en $4,000, 0en pieriudcn Netrnd
Der uon ibm Derllntrcutcn Sunulle.
nn Oen @euiiien5iono eingeid)idt l,at
Gr idftc, mic cr nnaicbt, Sem Sdlnb.
Ont lcit ncbrercn Sobrcn uicberhoIt
@cIO, bis Sic 3uriict critattete Gum.
me jcbt $4,000 bctrGgt, uno biernii
glanbt cr ieine Sdulo aboetraaen
5il gu6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
MQc GOnteitc crlcSigt.
Salt bnt iibcr COB Stimmcn iid,cr
i'm Gbicagu'cr GunUcnt.

9ln 10000 9cjudcr in ser StoOt ser
Minoc crpartct. - Sin Nc1cr.
GclCgat ioa Die Gbrc bo6cn.
Iuita Domination SIT uutcr
itiltcn I'm 0o8 ncolorirtc go.
tum" jll pcrl0bncu. - Cine @oI.
gcniriit fiir @crmom @iuif. -
2InDcbIictc I<lnpclcnOicbc ans
England in Eitt2brr0 pcrbnitct.
- Scniationcllcr Hou6moro oui
oiicncr StroBe III 9i0p-Dorf.
81 tcoNo, t2. 9lui - Sr.
NEooc GuiS, @cncrol-@lmuoIt pon
Obio, lit bier nn9eIon2t uno bat ocl
in @oibin1ton nlt2acorbCitetcn Gnt.
ullri Scr EIatiorm nitgcbrod)t. Gr
Icbnt Sic Ti5tuliion ser eilljclncn
Elonfcu o6, crfldrte o6cr. sic Tlot,
iorm lei sic bette. Die icit \ubrcu
BON irgcnO elmer poIitiicben Eartci
1ltfgcitellt uor0en lci. Cine glnjabl
Iclc9atcN ans EcnnpIponicn, 0ie
m06rcno 0e9 cages anfomcn 1ubcn
bcfnnnt, @lmocSienotor &nor lucrOe
bis 5um letten Momcnt in Dem &om,
pie ouShorrcu. Cine 1bnlitbc Grfl1.
rllrg CAB II. $. Stcucnion Don Sbio
I'M Nnmcn Sorafer'3 ub, Ociicn
&nuptQturtcr er er0iiuctc. IS lit
nt6NIid, oaB iid in ser Siblng oeS
Natlorm Gonlitc'a cin beiBcr
Gonpi iibcr Die 0iperdircn0cn Elm.
fen Cntipinnt Die bon &crtrctcrn Scr
n9lmcricon ScOcrotion Of 2obor"
mo Scr Y9tationnl 2Iiiocintiou Of
Manufacturers" eingcrcidIt mcr0cn.
GS lit bcrcitS ongefilnoiGt moroCn,
0oB cine GonicrcS bon glrbeitcriiib'
rem 5u Dem 3medc nbgcbulteu mers
Den IoIl, 6u uerlangcn, onB Ger %lot.
form cine Elalfa ei1pCrlcibt mirO,
mcldc gcgcn oas GrIaiicn bon Sin.
bnlt9bGicbIcn IN 9lrbciter Strciti0-
fcitcn ldltct, pocr Ourd) nclhc me
nigItcna 0ic 9lnuenbung lolhcr in
groBcm MoBc noGili3irt miro.
0ic Giienbnbncn ih0bcn Die 3abl
Scr Nciuder, Die anlGBIid) oc@ rcpus
bIifaniihcn acknowledgements nod)
Gbcago fonmcn mcrben, allf 10000
Ncrloncn 2Sdbrcn0 6cs lCttcn 9i0.
tionnI Goupcnta in Oieicr Staot be.
Iiei ii6 Die &ciubcrjobI oui iiber
100000. Ter 9iiitgnng in Der 3obl
ser 9eiuhcr miro ser 9lbihoiiun0
Der 6rclfobrten }u4cldricbcn.
I'm Der it-ieinolihcn Stim,
mtng untcr 0cn 9icgcrn 81 bcae1nen,
ioQ, mic cS bciBt, nGhitc AoHc ouf
Dem Gonocnt cin iorbi9cr QcIcgat
Die Domination 0ca Srie1aicfrctIr0
lntcrIiilbcn. Gic5 lit belltc in einer
Gonicren5 5miibcn Dem YrdiiOcntcM
Sdft mo 9oofcr @oibinQton be.
lAloiien mor0cn iGe 2lu9mGblmg
oca ocoIorirten" 9leonera miro Den
Solt'idcn Mano1crs IN Gbica0o
iibcrloIicn mcrOrn.
Gns Notionol Gomitc bat 6cutc
Die lcttcn GontcItc erle0igt lrnp ib
pcrtngt.
Ufnu ih1ht ipEt AnT, Snit GO2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
acin brittcr Scrmin ais @unucrncmr
fir ,Subniun.

Ct. Eoul, Minn, t2. ISuni -
@onDcrncur HSobnlou bot Elm Shrci,
ben pcroffcntIidt in mcIhcm CT cr-
tIort cr pcrOc niht ais Gnn0ioat fir
elncn Orittcn Scrnlin inn @olmcr.
ncnrSomt nllitrctcn lnO sic Nominu.
ton olIf tcinen SAL oCceptircu. Gr
lei Elm @c9ner 0c5 orittcn GcrminS
IN alien Ncntcrn um0 boltc c5 fiir
on8cncIlch icncn Stoubplmft ir
0iclcr 9In8clc9cnbrit flor 81 Iellcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Jn Eittsbnro ais Snuclcnoicbc pcr.
Gnftct.

Titt&6nrh Ga., II. Snni.
slbert :. NnIfer, lueldcr in 3icn.
item Der Sltpclicrirma 8ebriiorr
abrabnmS III Birmingham englano,
3u iteben bc6allptct, uno 9ialpb @or.
man, angebIiG Don Der Sslnuelicrfir.
ma :. s. @filfe & 9ruoer in aina.
ton Sanlaif1 iin0 bier als Suipc.
Ienoiebe nerbnitet nno einiipcilen
hem @efdn1nib ii6rripieien morocn
Sic fuDreu ueDrere Gage lang in ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
9Ils Wiurbbrcnncr in Saft.

(tllonburM Ont, II. r>uul.
- Gbeltcr Vuderrougb, elm biclincr
@robidmico, lit imter ser 2lnfloQc
pcr6ditet porOcm Oas t5eucr angc.
Icgt 5ll baben, lucI6cs Dor ettidcn
So9en oa@ vGucen'S Notcl" Oabicr
jcrltorte lmO orei MenidcnIebcn gum
Npter Ior0crte. 9llderrolgb lit Gin
SoIbblut- 3noiuncr uno man bate
Iib hn Sotcl gclpriAert, i6m@ctr0nfc
ST pcrfanIcn. Gr ioa onrnui mic6cr,
BOLT nit 9tnche 0cOroht hnbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

@oupcrncur &llAbca ncur @cicBc
Nclcn 9&cttcu mri &cnnplGeCE
ucrOcu troe ictnc@ @cicbIa, lic
itrcng }lr polliucdcn um0ou8en.
9tcp NJort ~. &lnj - @ol'
ucruclr 0uQbca bat @cirM }ur iwcn.
gen &CIlitrcflmg ser JeItcrn Uon
ihul mtcr5CicbnCtcn ncuen WcicGt &C.
gcu 93cttcn otf NcnlpIdbcn crtDclIt.
9lrli 0cm NcnrpIabe 3u Srape3cn0,
g. D.. muroc beltc Elm Ncrlub &c.
mlht, Oicic @eiCBe olrd GinfiIhrul8
Oc3 cuglihcn SuItcma ser Scttct
ouf Grcoit 81 um9ebCn. Inter Die
lem SDltCm miro fcin @cl0 ctnBcs
jubIt mo feline Wcttc nui 0cnl Hclms
plate bcglihcn llnlciGbr 5000
WtCnIdcH u0rcn jlt9cIcn mo Der
SCIllh blcb gcring brntcr Scr Gllrd-
l6nittS5nhl 5ltriif Gid McloOn um0
Nan NClIingcr, 5luci nVlthmdher,"
murOcn I'M 2ouie 0c8 Cages lucNcn
2Iu3iibung ibrcp Non0mcrt2 ucrboi.
tct. Zen Wcttcn ouf Grc0it Icgtc oic
Ncb0rOc cinlhucilen 9tdt2 IN ocn
NcA, nIlriu Oda ncle SpItcm pcrs
urind)t uiel Goniuliou.
Ger o(SodcD.Gltb" hot bfihloIicn
0ic 0urcb Die llntcrihriit 0cH @ou.
pcrnclra }lun @Cicb crbobcnc &or,
loAc bitter 5ll 6cf0nlpicu. Gr bcoba
iicbtiQt I'M Sntcrciie Der pcrboitctcu
oNlhmnhCr" Dor cincn Nid)tcr 0c3
ObcrQcrtdt9 81 gebcn lmb lhn um
ctncn GlnbultSbcicbl onGlgebcn, mc,s
der 0ic 9hlSiiibrlnQ oeS nCucu Csc.
ictcS 10 lonQc iubibirt bis cine qel
letllbc Gntitci0llnQ icitcnS oc@ Se
ribtS geiGut lit. Scr oSodcn-Gmb"
6eoblidtigt, bic 2(ngeleGcnGeit bis
ilnn bOcbiten 0crihtSboic OcS &on0c3
SIT bringcn. Sontc cr oicic 9lbiidbt
ouS5iliii6rcn pcrmo0cn, 10 f6uncn
Sabre pcracbcn, c6e oo2 @cttcn ollr
ben 9icnnbo6ncn nit 6ijlic ocS Gic.
lctc9 or3gcntcr5t mCr0Cn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
WalfiIdJoampicr uom Gis ,crnlnlmt.

Gan 6ronciSco, II. ,}uni.
- Gincr bier cin9ctroiicren EriUut-
Gepcl6c ans 9tonc, 9lInafn, 3ufol0c
III Der @oIiiidOompicr ,@iQiam
NaplieS" III Scr 2lnoopr- 9ai, al ser
&iiIte uon Sibiricn pom |adciie
5ernoImt morOcn IS eriitirt @rmO
81 Der 9Innobnc ooB Die Mannidait
acrcttet murOe mO ii6 an goro Oc9
Wolrl'6OompicrS nGcnnnettc" 6ciin-
oct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
,Gniitnuin's" ucucitc gciltnua.

u em Oort II, &lmi. - Ger
hellte Iriib ans GneenStomn bier ait.
0etonmcne Glmnro 9ompicr ,9uli.
tnllin" nodte 0ic 1Sobrt pom 0mnt'$
Nod nNdl Sdnop 0oof in pier Iu0cn,
20 StInOcn, s Milten. lica lit
licben Niinlltcn mcnigcr, ais oie
o0|aurctonia" oni ibrcr iHneIlitcn
Sobrt brollhtc lm0 iibcrtriiit Ocn
frilbcrcn bciten 9iccoro ser .9uiita.
Hlu" I'M + Otinlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
9lcnn Nrbcitcr itmocfunl,ncu.

MinnipcA Monitoba, ~.
Nlli, - 9tcltn 2Irbeitcr uurocn 1c.
tern 6tliH bon bier alf elmer ncuct
Strcdc Der n@rnno lrilnf Gaciiic-
Nabn" 0urh oic pcririibte Gntluoun0
cInca SprcnAiAniica gct0otet. 2ic
Iton0cn IN NienItcn ser Gontraftorcn
0cbril0er GambCrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
&Mmmer Y Befer,
SrntidcS @auf. nnb &cdJiclgcidlaft,
26 Sontf. Strafc,

,sattpual Sant ui Gammcrers"C5rbaroe.
@iitalirbrr Der atticnbbrie.
gIns uro Scriaui bon glfticn uno ShlipatIos
neil Ncbiel mo Grcoii5ricic nllI dIle bdnpts
tddlidcn Sidhie SurnpdS, glns uro Scrfauf
lrenIoer SiCioipren, ioluic gu9fcrtiaunH bon
Golmuhiell, Scbllisiarten bon llo mad. 9cuiid).
luIh. (9lprI21-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Die Neihcn ,(ranf lGerrny

Gic Seidcn 6rarf 6erraco's 5,
cinea itaIicniIden 9orbicr2, umO ser
Grou NlOrgurct SiB, NciOc chuu %
Sabre oIt ullrocn gcitcrn nnbe Nor
ri@tomn N.'%, 1T cjncm 6cloc sc.
runocn. 2IIlcm }tnihcine na6 6atte
Der Oionn sic Gr1u lmO iih icIbit En-
id)oiien Qu$ 0iotiD iiir Die Ebut lit
niht bcfdnnt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-12
MAYOR WOODWARD
MUST ANSWER TO THE RECORD
ER OF ATLANTA FOR GOING
ON A SPREE.

Atlanta, Nov. 12.-Notice was
served upon James T. woodward.
mayor OF Atlanta, and nominee of
tnc CITY primary IUI rv-utyv.;vn 80
mayor, under orders from Chief
OF Police Jennings Thar ne must ap-
pear in the Recorders court Friday
afternoon 20 answer TO charge of
drunkenness on the streets. For
mer City Councilman VIII am Old
kow who is alleged to have been
with Woodward on spree is also
summoned before the court on the
same charge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-12
ABANDON RECOUNT

Recount is being made in Beaver
Pond District to decide who as elect
ed justice. Neck and neck race be-
tween Postlethwaite. billiard and
Kersey.
What promised to be n lively con-
test over the county offices has beon
Withdrawn. and no count will be de-
manded except over Just ces In Bea-
yer Pond. Il Will be recalled that
there was only ono vote between
Postlethwalte. billiard and Kersey.
A canvass of the returns gave Pos
tlethwaIte one over Kersey and Ker-
sy one over billiard. At 4 D. m.
the commissioners we're recounting
the ballote in the 4th ward and
have two more wards to recount
the 9Th and 7th.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-12
UNDATED INTEREST
in GREGORY TRIAL
PRISONER DENIES IN TOTO TESTIMONY Irvine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTHER WITNESSES.
KEEDICK COULTER ASSAULT


Roanoke. Nov. 12.-3 p. m.-Hon
Leslie NJ Shaw was presen- this
morning at the trial of DR.. w. S.
Gregory, the Roanoke dentist. who
is charged with attempting a crimi-
nal assault On Miss Theodore Irvine,
a young lady pat ent. Mr.. Shaw
stated that ne first knew Miss Ir-
vine at Cornell of which institut on
he was trustee. His daughter had
been a student at the college and
was associated with Miss Irvine in
religious work.
An object on was made to Mr..
Shaw's statement as to Miss Irvines
character but the objection was
overruled and in reply TO questions
the witness declared that Miss Ir-
vines reputation was excellent that
during his whole career as secreta-
ry OF the treasury he had been in
touch with her and knew her rep
utation to be all ght.
DR.. Gregory, the defendant. COM
pleted this morning thai testimony
which he began yesterday. He in
sisted that the condit on OF Miss
Irvine's tooth was such that an an
aesthetic was necessary.
DR.. w. p. Mcclure, OF Manches-
ter, stated that the effect OF an an
aesthetic some mes produced SEN
sual feelings in women and that
when out from under It's influence
1T was hard to convince them that
they had not undergone an expert
ence
DR.. Mccormick then stated a hy-
pothetical case like thai of Miss Ir-
vine and asked: will you state
whether or not these statements
ale ent rely consistent with the the
ory that they are the result OF an
hallucination or a dream produced
by an anaesthetic?"
The witness replied in the affirm
atve.
DIR. Mcclure was subjected to q
rigid cross examination by Mr.. Har-
ry NJ. Smith, who is assisting in the