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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
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gen SoacS nod Orei 8oGen bier be-
hultcn nm ole Bill 81 ihloQclL un6
Senator Nlorid) crflGrtc icinerieitS,
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Scnot bleibcn.
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cine Eolrie bis I llbr N6cnOa 5t mo
den. Gin Quorum muroc bis oobin
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5uionmcn NebuIten oo picle Wit.
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lpurben pGbrcnO Der Sibrn0 pcrrid).
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sur 3cit Der Eollic iiinf @crlciungeu
Der N~ortcnsliitc er5lpungen.
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Giorlnm 5lliommcn 81 tromneIn,
nlod)te oun Sous Inn 40 cine lucis
terc Eouie bis # llbr morqen @or.
mittog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
COMPUTATIONS Nnfla9cu ais Mciul.
tate ocS Guumuuas SfnnonlS.

Ncm Oort %. Mai. - 1bco.
rorc $. Fricc, icit piclcl Sobrcl
zines ser %bcfonntcitcn MitDlieocr
ser bieiigcu @nlmmollboric, mllroc
Dcutc pom ser NlmOeS.@ run0- %ltru
in 6olHc ser fiir5lihen ien~iotioucllct
GlttbiiQultNcu itbcr sic @cridodc.
rll1g uou RcHirrlrnN0 Stotiitif iiber
Die Nuaiid)tcu ser Naumuou Grntc
Dor i6rcr oiii5icQcu &erGiicntlihunJ
IN Hutln1ejuitono ucricbt. Qic Nh1s
flagc, meldc olli cine 5ltm 3lpedc OcS
NetruaH ongcjcttcltc COMPUTATION
lnN ani @citcd)lnA loutct, mar BON
Ericc mo iciuen NnuGltcn ermortct
mor0cn, mo Oiciclbcn morcn oober
ioiort bcrcit sic Dem 9(uactlu0tcn
olicrIcGtc @iirgid)nit pom $4,000 5t
binterle1en. Fricc mlroe ~ourouibin
ollf frcien 6lrB gcicbt.
Mu biuItoM :. s., %. Mai.
- lbco0or s.. @ricc, WoicS NaoS
mo 6rcberid u. Fcdbom bon 9tcp.
Dort, ionic G6win 2. SolmeS, irm.,
triIbcrcr @iili3. Statiitifer i'm Adcr
boit 0cportemcnt, iino in IoIge oc2
@oltmuoaifnu0oIS BON 1908 uoll ser
@rnno. <rp ocS Obcrgcridlta oc9
Qiitrift0 columbia elmer Gonipiru.
tion nlAcfIoat mor0eu.
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@anSc Wcntc> mcrtbuulcr Snnbc nbi
acmurflt.

Somiltom Moii., 30. Wioi. -
Die lcbtcn Sunoc elmer Wciltc Rii.
sen, mcIde Scr oWpopia Stunt Club"
Dor 0rci 1obrcn aus Gnglano impor.
ttrte mo aus % Slutocn, iopie %
Nitn0innen 6eltonO, mltroen belttc
Nctootct, neil Spmptone Der SlnoS.
mlltb inter ibnen eingetreten luoren.
3mci Der 0rnoe erfronften Dor ct.
Iid)cn Gagcn unO nnd)ocm tic aet0otct
morell, mltroe oaS @cbirn eilles Der.
iclben SIR ltllter'ud)ung had Bottom
Gcididt. Gos BORT obgcgebenc Ser.
oift lnlitetc nlti @oiierid)eil, ltnO ula
ipGter nod ctlide Der Sunoe erfront.
ten, belt man CS fir rat6iam, Die
gauge O|ellte ob5umnrfien. Die
Sunoc, heren @ertb mon uuf $500
lh0Bte, lulrroen gcitern ltto bclltc cr.
ifoiicl. Ger Stub mil iid MIN cine
nclte Mcttc fir ieine 1og0cn I'M
tommcl0cn SCRIPT onid)aiien.
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Isle cleftriide 0inte"
Tie siu5tge atuic 5wiiden Baltimore nno
Nunapulis, prren Nagguns has SeHtrnm
beiber Stdoten uuo bic Yiurtc Der
Hereinafter Stnnten SluttensAtns
ocmic crrciden.
Gleftriidle Manifestations
dntu plnhubnir nrr Firftrifdtru Niuif

WorfsAUrnne uno 2erinaton. etraRe,)
500, $50, 1900, 0.3O, 1000, 1890, *tt.O0
100, 200, 2.30, 800. $50. 400. 4.30, $500,
$50, 500. $50, 400, 7.30, $3.50, 9.30 mo
1000 Gbenos uno 1900 .litternnbt. tdGlid.
Imltirt. baIten MIR an ginOal @ca0enO Sumo
SAD annapolis 645, 7.45, s.45. o.45,
4,45, 5.45, G.45. 7.45, 0.45 lino tt.45 glbenoS
tdglih. etue 3iiGe Iino bis sur gInonl NcnoellD
Sunctiuu wliinitiri NIB bon BORT al lofnle.
SabrprriS. IN ctucr Htdltnn1. 8nuofabrt.
Sad Rehabilitation. .75e.. 1925.
glab gnuappiis. ........ 60e. $1.00.
Sir 9iaete uuo g~luStuuft peroe man ith
an has BILLET iiredu. decentralization, BGti'
MOenue, Ha6e leritgtorsStrdbe.
(spril4-I&S1
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1atarrb furtrt

aatarrb. arnnf beiteu Der Taie,
bes Salfes, Der 2anse, Der Cd.
rem iurirt. Sine g%rfabrnng bon
90 Sabren. Sonornr febr ud'
Bio. slrme brauhen .nur bic Wle'
bi3in 81 be3abIen. u. Sartlep,
slr. 1904, Weit.5 ap cite. etraAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

EdRe far's Auslano beiDrat U. Satne, gI
4f3, cit. Baltimore Sit, pate 6aftsu QoHie Nv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
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u eu 9 Oort, 30. Qfni. - Gint
llntcriudunQ iibcr Den Iebtc Nodt
inter ci9entbiinIidcn llmitGnoen
ein9etrctcnen Zoo 0e9 Srn. Charles
VI. SoImcS, zines reihen 9~cocrb1nOs
lerS aus Bolton lit bier cingcIeitet
nor0cn. @olmc& itorb in Scr Dor.
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ner Hiidtcbr IN eincm Iaricnb bon
cincm 9ciltd)c IN eincm 0nuic an ser
@cit-i7. StroBc. &n oieicu 8uirie
mar or pl6blid) ertrantt mo bon BORT
ciIi1it ms NoteI 5rriid oeid)uiit NOR.
ocn, Obne 0aB man 5llerit einen 2lr5t
81 &illfc rici. @u9b 5ibiimmona,
Scr 6iibrer 0e3 Iuricob, 5rdu Clara
Oioore, in ocrcu 3immer SolnteS ers
frantic, &oicpbinc WeaS, 6raut
Nioorc'a 3ofco mo 6reOerid Moorc-
beoo, GI%cuntoru0rter III Dem Nports
mcntboule, IN mcItem tSrolt Moore
mobnt, iinO in 3cllgenbait gcuomntcn
mor0cn. SolmcS mar 60 Sabre alt
lulO mollte bcute nab Bottom 5uriid.
fcbrcn. Seinc Oortigen geriuonoten
erflGrcn lid cnti6Ioiicn, oen CODES.
Ioll 8clorl unterild)cn ST lniicrL CT.
t!0ren jcood) 5I0Icid, ser Vcritors
berc babe idon felt cinigcn 5nbren
an ScrjldmG6e gcIitten.
(Sp0tcr.) - Gic Nutopiic bat cr.
Nebcn, buB NolmcS al cilem Scrj.
lrlO 9ticrcnlciOcn itorb. lie 3ulgcn
IilO 0nranibin ans Ser Soit crtIai.
len mor0en.
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lin Weiihn Mpune

in Innfenoe bon neuen 5untilter ein3uflbrer.
lperoen mir cine regnIurc Boz ,Slafdbe an vile
ienoet. lpeIde oteie Nl3eiGe beaniiportei ino
10 Gents fir bic 3ablulig oes gotfos Elm.
Sloihe. ionoerit cine reguIdte zoe. s5lai6r. -
glaentcn nerlangt. glan fhreibe fiir ltbcralc
gepiugp1geiL gloreiic: Weiiba Miu. So, G2
cat f3i. Cir, 9inp bort. Nprll251Sa-I
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
DIVE TO OCEANS BOTTOM
FOR DRINKING WATER

Bahrein island, in the Persian
gulf. is said to be the hottest place
on the globe, far hotter than To-
phet. The temperature is about
141 degrees. On the coast, where
the people live. there is no fresh
water, hut here and there in the
harbor's bottom are strong, free
flowing streams of purest water
rivaling that which flows down the
sides of the mountains Of Lebanon
favored by the sap of healthy ce-
dars. Divers equip themselves with
bags made Of skins and descend tC
the springs, where they fill the in.
verted receptacles with aqua pura
This water Is cold enough to drink
without the aid Of ice, Of which the
islanders know nothing. New
York Press.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
Los S OF SHEEP
Jon cAokEcAE
GOVERNMENT PLAN TO COOP
ERATE WITH ST0CKNEN IN
!. CLEARING RANGE FROM THIS
POISONOUS PLANT.

Washington, Aug. A number
Of sheep we're recently poisoned b.
eating choke cherry leaves while
passing over a driveway across part
of the Manti national forest In
Utah. and. although sheep drive
ways are not strictly part OF the
national forest range. the govern
ment has taken steps to prevent
|ft,rther losses to the sheepmen from
this cause. Members of the force on
the forests will co-operats with
stockmen in cutting out the thickets
Of choke cherry bushes where they
grow most densely, thus allowing
the sheep to be hurried through
them, and in some cases the drive.
way will be changed SO as to avoid
the thickets altogether.
When the sheep enter this drive
way they are hungry after a long
trip over public highways, which
form almost one continuous lane be-
tween cultivated fields. They eat
the choke cherry leaves ravenously,
though under ordinary conditions
they would hardly touch them. The
leaves contain prussic acid, and
when nm examination was made OF
the stomachs of several OF the dead
sheep. and they were found mica
With the leaves, the cause or death
was clearly established.
| Stockmen throughout the West
are coming more fully to recognize
the benefits of government cooper
alton and range control. The whole
grazing policy is to make the range
better and to insure It's equitaoie
use Restriction is practised not
for its own sake, but for the good
of the range and OF the s'oekhei
who depend upon 1t.
The range has deteriorated undei
unrestricted use. and so the govern
ment is making Investigations un'
der the direction OF Mr.. F. V. co
VILE. botanist. bureau OF plant IN
dustry, department OF agriculture
with a view to reseeding with bet
ter grass. Again, poisonous plant'
are often destructive to livestock
,nd IN this case DR.. c. ID. Marsh
/ y, the bureau OF plant industry, i
; conducting a study to detect poison
| ous rlants and suggest means
Graduating them There are ais
Y heavy losses from predatory AMI
| mails. but government hunters AM
= ltrapnars are bnsv reducing IN
Y number OF mountain lions and tim
t bar wolves. which do most OF IN
s damage. Finally there is the ins'e
y rificant nrairie dog which seler'
tho choicest grassy bottoms FOR y
cnera4innc. etrips them 70 soil an
n n,oughs I'm the ground for It's hnr
+ rovs rhav hava zone after IN
n ,-,;r,a doc now however. and n
+ ,ho ,ea ~ efractiva nn'eon will 500
mt an end to this pest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
MACHINERY IN CHINA.
Opening for American Mining and
Road Mechanisms.

Washington, Aug. An connec-
tion with a newspaper clipping con-
cerning the projected Tai-Tsao rail-
way, to run from the coal mines,
eight miles north of Yihsien, to
Taiehrhwang, the leading port OF
South Shantung, on the grand
canal, Deputy Consul-General ALVIN
W. Gilbert, of Chefoo. writes:
I have been informed that there
lis a chance to sell machinery to the
mine owners The few engines ana
boilers now in use are so old as to
be almost unfit for use. Stone is
abundant and there is an opportu-
nifty to sell American stonecrushers
| tn the natives who will prepare the
! ballast for the railroad and for ma
cadamizing some of the roads. out
side of the port cities not fott OF
macadamized road-the kind tha'
seems to be adopted wherever mod
ern roads have been made-is to DC
found. Convevances for the mos'
part are litter and horseback, while
lin the western part carts are USED
| Wheelharrows are extensively usef
lin transporting goods.
South of Tsining-chow the gram
canal needs dredging and moderi
locks installed 's this ancient wa
ttrwav is to continue in use. Dur
;re the past winter the distance be
tween Taihrchwang and Hang
chwane 200 milesl. having etgh
lold -stvle locks. had in many place
La depth Of but six inches of water
This condition means heavy freigh
bills and a decrease in all lines o
business. All the supplies for tn
! Tai-Tsao railway must come owe
this grand canal route from chin
) kiang, in Kiang Su province.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
SOUTH ST.PAuL
STOCK MARKET
HAS DEVELOPED RAPIDLY, OUT
STRIPPING EVERY OTHER
, WESTERN STOCK MARKET IN
GROWTH.

st.: Paul, MIMI, Aug. 4.-For the
first ak months of this year, South
st. Paul has outstripped every
western stock market both in the
number of cars received and the
number shipped.
Stock conditions over the coun'
try, generally speaking. have been
such that any increase Id the bust
ness OF she, stock market was con-
sidered COED. In view OF this fact,
the increase as shown by the fig
uressof the South st. Paul stock
yards is little short OF marvellous.
The reports for the first six
months show as follows:
Receipts - South st. Paul - In
crease over same period last year,
21 per cent Siou City-Decrease OF
s per cent. Omaha-Decrease of 10
rer cent. hicago-Decrease OF 8
per cent. st. Joseph-Decrease OF
9 per cent. Kansas City-Decraaso
of 9 per cent. East ST. Louis-in
crease of per cent.
Shipments - South ST. Paui-ln-
crease of 73 per cent. Sioux CITY
Increase OF 10 per cent. Omaha
Increase of per cent. Chlcagc
Increase Of per cent. ST. Jo-
seph-Increase of 20 per cent. Kan
sas City--rncrease of 10 per cent
Fast At Louis-Increase of Is pei
cent.
II will be seen by the figures tina
South St. Paul, with the excep'loi
ot East St. Louis, was the only mea
center that made gain in recelpt'
and that her gain was 10 times Una
nj anv other city, In shipments
South st. Paul made a gain OF 4
rer cent. the largest in her history
1bis is the largest record any stoc'
market has made in years
In the first six months OF lsos
South CT Paul received 12,323 ca
loads of live stock. This IS gan
; of 2155 cars over the same pefio
of 1907. For the same period T.
oao cars of meat were shipped,
coin of 1899 over dhe preceding
year. o,,,,,
The gain was in cattle, caiVT'
hogs and sheep The receints !
horses fell down as the men on Tn
ranges are taking this time 10 o"''
up their herds.
, The prospects for the stock sho'
TO be held by the South ST. fa'
. stock Yards are becoming yer
,.;oh+ any entries have alread
heen received The managefhe'
I has also received MANY redues'
$ for premium lists, which nave pee
: promptly filled,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
WORST IS over
EAST k001EhAI
FIRE STILL RAGING AMONG THE
PINES AND FIRS-RAlN ONLY
CAN PUT IT 0UT-DEATH ROLL
NAY NOT EXCEED rs,

Spokane, Aug. 4.-The great for
est nre still RACES unchecked
through the pines and mrs Of east
Kootenai. A path OF charred stumpa
and smoking ruins stretches nearly
SO miles along the tracks Of the Ca
madam Pacific. At some points II II
but q mile wide. but at Others 10
miles. wide. Only rain can put out
the flames. and weeks may pass BE-
fore ! drop OF water falls.
But the worst Is over. A few scat
tered settlers live in the woods. ant
these have had abundant warning
To-Day the towns are full Of hops
Hosmer has been scorched. but nov
seems safe. Crows Nest 10 not be
Ilieved to be in danger. Michel Ii II
the greatest danger, but ecen her.
fire fighters appear to have th'
flames under control and unless :
high wind arises, the town is saved
1t is hoped the entire death rol
may not exceed 75.
Today being the nineteenth OBJ
|servance Of spokane's great nre. tn
occasion was observed by sendini
another. shipment Of relief supplies
to Fernie. .l.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
Texas Farmers in Session.

Fort Worth. Texas. Aug. A.
The most influential and represen-
tative body OF farmers and Others
interested in agricultural pursuits
that has ever met in Texas convened
In Fort Worth today. with an at.
tendance OF delegates representing
almost every county OF the state.
The occasion Is the annual meet
ing of the Farmers Union OF Texas
for which preparations have beer
going forward for several months
During the three days the conven.
tion will be in session a number o
important questions. such as The es
tahlishment OF a central selling
agency for cotton and the extension
OF the scOpe and influence OF thu
union. will be exhaustively dis
cussed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
For Northwestern Championship.

st. Paul, Aug. 4-The eighteenth
annual lawn tennis championship
of the Northwest in mems singles
and doubles opened today on the
courts OF the Minnetonka Yacht
club at Deephaven, and, Judging
by the long list of entrants, II is ex-
pected to be one of the best evei
held under the auspices of the as
sociation.
There are many contestants, and
they include the pick OF the net ex
perts OF Minnesota and neighborine
states. as well as several candidate,
for championship honors The pla,
will continue through the re-
mainder OF the week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
FOREST fire

Tacoma, Aug. "A News special
from Hoquiam says that fires from
the north are sweeping through the
timber over a mile wide, taking ev-
.erything in its path.
East HoQuiam and Lytles, two
logging camps. are destroyed. Two
other logging camps will be burn
ed unless the wind changes. The
Shaw Nelson company has 10000.
900 feet OF logs in the vicinity oi
the fire line.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
AIRSHlP Makes
ALL.DAY TRIP
COUNT ZEPHELIN'S AIRSHIP
PARTY TOURING ETHEREAL
BLUE WITHOUT ACCIDENT.
DEMONSTRATES SUCCESS,

Konstanz, Germany, Aug. A.
Weather conditions were excellent
today when at s: 80 Count Zephe-
Inns great airship emerged from its
floating dock at Friederichshafen
and began its long 24-hour journey.
zephelin's plan is to continue to
Mayence along the Rhine. from
there return to Metz. cross over to
Stuttgart. and II the weather con-
tiuues favorable return to Frieder-
at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The airship proceeded, at about sc
miles an hour. It created tremen'
dous interest and enthusiasm.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
RFID N0TED DESPERATE
WITH Price ON HIS HEAD
,,o AND MOORE BROTHERS, WANTED IN OKLAHOMA AND IN
,,r7sH co1uMB1A-FEARED TO CONE TO LEWISTON BE.
c.usr THEY MIGHT BE RECOGNIZED DETAILED STORY
op SHOOTING AT CARRs SPRINGS YESTERDAY

away had slain his son or fatally
wounded him. In situation like
this the blood Of the old Tennessee.
an was fever heat and his nerve
was like steel. The desperados were
riding fast and firing as they came
but Carr waited ,as every shot must
tell
They were less than 100 yards
away when he first fired, giving tht
death wound to George Moore, who
fell from his horse. His secon,
shot struck Reid in the right arm
and thi, probably more than any
(Continued en Pags Tive.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
HEITFELD ILL AT WALLACE.
Will Not Be Able to Preside at tn,
Convention.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Wallace, Ida, Aug. 4.-SenatOr
Henry Heitfeld of Lewiston, who ar
rived here yesterday, is confined to
his rooms at the Hotel Samuels with
slight case of indigestion. and has
been unable to participate in any of
the proceedings before the central
committee. He Is not seriously i'll
and it is possible he will be able to
attend the convention. though 1t is
not thought now that he will be
able to preside at the convention as
chairman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
Dropped Message at strassbure;

Dropped Message at Strassbure.
Strassburg. Aug. 4.-The afrship
passed over Strassburg at LIZA, 60
ing at the rate of 40 miles an hour.
A card fluttered down reading:
Eve are having splendid excur-
sion, laying our course, for. Mann
helm. 5r e}, ZEPHELlN.
Mayence, Aug. 4.-Zephelin was
sighted at $3.50. The airship has
averaged 20 miles an hour since
starting maneuvering. Mannheim
was passed at $40.
Owing to Defect, Landed.
Oppenheim, Aug. 4.-Zephelin
airship, owing to a defect OF one OF
the motors, landed on an island IN
the middle of the Rhine near here
at 6 O'Clock tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
Special to Evening Teller.

Wallace. Ida. Aug. AT noon
today the warning factions of the
Democratic party are no nearer to
solution Of harmonious action
than 1t has been since yesterday.
There il even more bitterness ex-
pressed over the fight today, but
thus far no violent demonstrations
have resulted, and interest centers
around the work Of the central COM
Inittee, which went into session
again this morning at 10.
Friends on both sides are endeav-
'oring to secure special caucus ot
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04

The national committee OF the so
cialist party Is reported to be hard
nut TO II TO find the wherewithal tf
conduct the coming campaign. i
IS des'-ed ~ send Eugene Y. Debs
the candidate for president. on ar
.e--=ssa tear Of the country in q
special train. but the subscription
to the fund to be used for this pur
noee 80 said to have fallen shor
of expectations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04

The republican state convention
:, New York to nominate a cahoi-
att for governor will he held in
Saratoga. probably the second "eek
of September.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04

Chicago Wheat Market.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-September
wheat, 93Ac; December, CSC; May,
$1.OOh.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04

Bronson Howard Is Dead.
New York, Aug. 4.-Bronson
Howard, the author and dramatist
died today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-04
Portland Wheat Market.
Portland, Aug 4.-Wheat un-
changed.
ALLISON DIES
Heart. failure

Dubuque. Ia, Aug. 4.-Senator
Allison died of heart failure at LAS
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-06
JUNGLE JOHN" WRITES ON
INTERESTING QUESTIONS

there is another thousand that wants
to help them. When one man wan 5
to try a little scheme another wants
TO beat him to the landing, As in
uviduals We are all trying to head
each other oil ii we want the some
thing. The individual depositors of
a savings bank may be paying rent
ana eating beet stew Tor dinner 2ut
the lump of it helps a bank to do a
million dollars OF business and sew
eral OF them help Pierpont Morgan
to combine railroads. Ii our people
and property holders pool their issues
and combine their holdings to do a
specific thing. within their grasp. it S
going TO happen. As individuals they
wouldn't make a ripple. The CONNER
cial power OF this country is the or
ganized driblets of the masses. We
want to organize our driblets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-06

Editor News:
The best item in that Southern rail
way write-up of Brunswick is what
Mrs. Gould is doing to keep Ogra-
thorpe hotel money in Glynn county,
by supplying the products tor the Ia
ole. It's worth washtab tull OF
what-can- be done wind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-06

And do YOU know Eve been thinking
if it would not be good idea to lot
the women take charge IF this town.
anyway and do something With L.
They are running all 5he mcidenrais
Of The town. and-weh 2 live woman
IS worth Il hundred sleepy men. any
" ay
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-06

] want to name our getting awake
club. Suppose we call it the Twen-
t.eth Century Brunswick company,
and get a blanket charter To cove;
IT, territory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-06

Take your children to The merry
60 round every afternoon from p. m.
until 9 o. m.