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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
MarplnnS- nnb Ecnnigluania-S abu.

Yii1c O%efIaNen N~Drtt'NUtHhts StntIun:
100 Wtor9cns gurI Eoit, tdgllh, aus0eiCrb
men SGtnlug.
o.O5 Wiorqcns SeIia Accom, nur Sonntag.
$50 Wiur0cIts @eiair Iccont, idglib, auSges
iommcr SpnrttnA.
100 glncbmittaes NeIair Iccorl., nnr Garnftag.
S.25 Nudntitidgs Dnrf Bolt, fdglih, ausge'
nommen SOnntul.
4.05 MacbnhituQs SeIid slccotn., ilur Gonntaa.
4.45 gtahnfiitdGs Pelair Iccunt., i1gIif, aus.
penonHnen Sonnidg.
GOO Sl6cno9 2eltd g%tccont., tigIi6. ausscnonr
men SofIIiag.
100 gtberos 0eIta glccort., mir Gonntae.
lao Nbenos 8elntr Iecort,, td3Iih, aisgeliorn.
men Spliiag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

abldluB Dobcn ioIltcn.
&ncorPortrt.
Ger pGbciopcotc &uilotn0 Gllb'
mllroc I'M @crihtc SIT Sorulon bon
ocn loI8c1Gcn 9Crrcn lncorporIrt
gilbert i. Hnop, Ncnrp Nonborot.
George Sotdlcr, @cor0c VtIIm@ &ol.
u. Grltnlptor, 9tobcrt Gloll0bclL $.
&rclncr, 9crntull Y, Ncron, @crnoro
HctbnlolUl ltIlo george 5. u. Wolrf.
Ser 3rped Der Organization Ilt en-
@clll1 tltr or o~GDelopeotc Terle oct
Goggles, @l%9bIonotoloIl, }ll |crrld)tcn.
6Dr 8opItoI bctra0t T5O,OOO, 9ctDtiji
III @OD NhtDrllc 81 &c SlO. We ,iit.
rorporotorcll lIllo 0Icld}rItt0 Que VI
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acrldt 81 Solplol cttG StIo9r an
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ger acDorl0c cCttrllNc M(o'dIne oilrd)
olc ll0cr oCn VIro-H lllG 9F0Ello'
Nrllde ltno lpllro' ooocl )Iott pelnnz
olaf, nc VtlIdc )ou lld) III 1000
DoIfem 3ll'iolloc oC'llIlocn Doprl.
2urd %crAIcl3 pcl0Clcn T.,
Sle StIoHe ooH NoQH = NoV'oH
0c0cll olc "Slallooro Sll eolllpolI9 .
III loclder 8Ioatr TI"o SNooCllcr
loB oFFInll0lE' loilroe pe'llt Iillrll' Der
Sod)e III Ntrl"0'rldt ST. So'oloh
oi'ru) S'r9Icld) Vrleol9t Illo'lll Que
"Ct'o8lt pow 5op'i'. SVt Fro5'b
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pV''l AtluHrr NVporl8'Il N''Vl'c '''IolHc
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lpot 5l'l'uu'I 9l''"''W' DIS o'r Wolle
u S''''Cn uV8u''''' Seu)Hll'o| oct-
lp'uu) u pVIIVtl'l'N I'WH'l'ul oVt8oo
lat !p'''' |l2 It ou'l'l ooCt lo9or am
MISUNDERSTANDING ll' Sopre i'oZ
'r'''e 0tui' n,'o 'pt "opp opl'e Ncl''1
ti'l9, op"r Noptl'l9 o'I''h 5ll 9ollE
l'VB ul'o erlt o'l' "'orael' o'lrl'''tell
toW 9oll'e ram ga ptel1 )'e cH l'Idf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

Yll1mbing, SURFACES, Hon0cS unO
GciCn Gohoafeu uno Ninncr.
9cuurtt grcs. 523 Goros fremont sGpeIue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
SricfbcfurScruna nad, bcm IuslanSc

Sic ali8IGnoiidc @oit fir sic nit
Dem 2S, OtGr5 cn0cnoc g8od)c ihlicGt
bier I'M &orlpl 1oitonlt, in allen Sal,
len pii1ttlidL mic iol9t:
Die Eodet.EoI lit BON 8 llbr Tor.
ititta88 bis 5 llbr Nadmittogs tGg-
LID ofien altS1nommen Sonntogs.
Die Fadct-Goit not @roBbritau.
nicn nnO Srlano ihlieBt 0ienItngs
mo 6rcitoGS nm 5 llGr Ma6mittag3,
nod 0cltidlanO am %. MtGr5, 3 llbt
NodmittQgS.
Gampfcr per(oiieu Hcn.Yorf Biz
anocrUeitig ongcgcbcn.
Seit Dem +. Sftobcr oes Soriabres
itnO Die 9rieirntcn uad) DEM auSlnlt.
DC (ailS9cnommen Gona5a, Mcrifo,
Eanontn mo Guba), mic folgt; Sim
Gents fir oie critic lln5e uno Orei
Gents iiir ieoc mcitere lln5e, o0rr Elm
'Srudtbeil, uno ioIte bon frarfirt
mcroen ipt0rigenfoQs bel Influlit
Ser 9ricie ser ooppcIte 9etrag col
Ieftirt miro.
SronSotIantiide g It.
0neitog q. I'm { llbr A6enOS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Baltimore Snmpf Eafet 81.
(slitc uno 5uucrlaiiac Yni .9inic.)
Ole Ser. StuGtcnlSoit beforocrrh.
Sampfer ,Hirainin" (ueu), ,Nlabamn,"
,Brurqin," ,Scnncicc".

,@cprgia," ,ScnneKcc".
Sampler iGbrCn idGlih, Sonutu9S ausaenonis
men. non oen nNai 9inie" .Riers, 9r. 10-tS,
Voint Comfort. NOriolL Eortsmoutb unb a1en
RunitcH ocs SiiocnS. gerbinonu4 IN Olo
Epint Comfort nit Is. g. 8. Giftnhn6n".. 9inf
gScaboGrb Nir cine" foiibem 8nec mad Qoris.
molltb uno atlanta. IN ylorfolt 8erbinoute
nit Scr r%9tInntic Goott Cine" glorfoIt nto
mcltli4 li14 .Sio Soomini9n Zine nG6 Nen.
giclu gprf.
9Pabl3citcn mad curopdif6cm BIane. 9urn.
ri0lc Gaiiiieniimncr, clcttrli9c ,Neieidti1g.
simmer in ncn 0iaets Niircaiir Der a3nD Cine"
Or. 1907. 0itNaItinores Strabe, gir. 506-.50S,
2i9bts2trabc, e. Y. 6. Stfice, Siooit.Gde Der
Baltimore uno GnIucrtaGtraBe. nGuntineittni
Iruit 9riloina" mo NIbuugb's, gsr. 1903. Goro'
Gbarlc3sGtrnbc.
Sobu n. Sbcrtuuub, e. grotun,
EiccsRrdf. Il. Sen. sWiannacr. Gen. 'Baf,. 'g9enf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
StnQtS.@anfen.

,GcutIdr @nut uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
6snt; e. ). 6ihf. S6urmctitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

Warnlor. un6 Grant Ncrfe.
9. oiladrturr q eaBEr, 7l4-7ts 28eitsGnIii'
more StrlBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

Cine HciDr pom atqCnebs
men cbcrroih ungcn wurs
ocn gcItcrn Grou All9uite Siemon IN
Der sSohuirg iDrea SdlpiegeriobncS
al Der @plic.I pcmic, 81 Nlrlington.
~9clegentlid ibrcS IS. 8eburtSto0c3
5u Gbeil. 3oblrcifc 9lumenitrGuBc
mlroen ibr bon ibren @nfeln, Den
ainocrn bc8 Srn. y. S. Sopper,
iiberreidt, mo ans ct. 2oui3 trof
cine i6rmlidc 5lutb Don @rotllos
tIonsid)reibcn mo Gcpeiben Gin. 0r.
Sorl arod)monn, Scr bier in @alti.
more piele licbe 6reunoc bat, licB
iogor cine ipe5icIe Eoitforte nit Dem
Counterfeit ieiner Satin uno icincS
&inoes fir ocn GnlnB onfcrtigcn.
gm Nadntittog ionb Elm aoiiectrGn5-
den 81 ghren ser onpeienoen ga.
men itntt. 'Hi0 1'
gdEe tar's Nnslano beiorst G. 9iaine, gr.
a ~ m go --LA EE-- 49, H--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
QLEnnfnten.

Nbulp6 @ut6crlct, &c6tadulpult, Sir. 10, OFT
2crin0ton SitaGc. Is. x y. YDonc. Il. EGnl
3j3g-UI.
y. Gnrbort shimcr, Rcbi5ampnIt. llutor Grnff
0liIotnp. Baltimore. no. Vcioe Telephone.
Snrl ". NJ. SmnlH, i2G-l20 Gam gntlotng.
@uilnuu3 0urb, 2Gl-269 GuInert Nuilolng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
0utional.8 Qnfen.

,C6c 60 5uuu giatipunl Snnt," Sab. ulo
SciUO 8. 6coue. Haiitrer.
,Slucite gInttcuGhGnnt," 432 SnosVr0aolrd0
". y. gSugECt. Nuiitrcr.
,9pcitcrn National Snnt," IA gtorosSutdipsSir
-. WiNrriOlt. Muiitrcr.
,,CrittC G"ntiuuGisS Guf," Sdc Baltimore ltno
Turi6s SiruBC.
Mariners IL IerhnutS s.dttUn0I gant,"
Soulhs uuo gOm6aUo StrUGc.
,GUmmcrclal & 1urmcrs' National @aui,"
Siiolucit@dc Sopuroa uno @erIHatsSirabe.
j.. 3. yalopiH, SuiirCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
SnnrV nnfrn-

,3cutihc sparbnut nan Vnltimurc," @ntalps
mo PaltimorcsStrufe
st. Games Spur0nui, " baltimore StTnbe lito
GuiiumaG nuie- SlUctulc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Srult.G% olnpugnicn.

-, Uiornlnno Sru1t 3d." NOrolrcItaGde 9nIberti
mo GUrnun-Strurc. &ricr Gcrft, Britt
bent; g. &. 3immcrndnrL ScIretar; Carroll
Ban Zen, Shubmciiicr.
/, Baltimore 3ruIt 4 @uGtnutcc &c." GauttabIt
NuIl0lnG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Gbciapcafc Snmpfcr.G pmpagnic.

GBcIapcafc Sampfcr-G ompasnic.
6bcIapeatc.9inte.
Slcgunte EuiiugicrsSampIer columbia" ulo
nNlguita."
Glo fuiftt SDflfurt NIB Rotfulf, va.
SunlpIer ~bCrlailen Baltimore taplidD (uusges
llOnt1cll Sunntage) I'M $50 IheuoS uno DID
Eotni Comfort mn g lbr Wlorgens mo Iur.
toii nm 7 llBr Wtor8cllS, anfdIieBeno an ble
GilcUbabn6iige nab ullen 4unfteI oes Siioeis.
gprtsNiOcr.Siui
S,cNnutcr InldgicrsS nmpfer .Ntlnrlid."
Nadl sSeits Euimt NIB Hihnruno, 0a.
Sampler Oerldiel Baltimore SienituQS, Suns
ncrildAS mo S%antitGgS nm . ltbr gtndmitto 10
mn ioInmcH 81 gScit llOint unI 7.45 WiorscnS
tlo IN Rtchmuto nm 9.20 WtorGeIs an.
Sic Sumpfcr lencli in @louceitersToint, Gle
lntrts. Giuu Pant rno MuntonbS an.
SanIpfcr U~Crluiich Baltimore UDr Bier Rr. 10
nuo 10, 9inbt.S trnbcu. gaerftc.
SltrdHVtucte nab allen Bliriteu f0i1eft gs
ithert, @cpGd nlipcpcbct uno adiiiief8immcr
in SoruuS r~cferbtrt lpcr0clt IN ben bieItacn
Niuet SiIrcdlr. Nr. 110, Sit.Vnlttinor re z trafc,
Y. u. Mubipn, Aacnt; Hr. 121, Ei.Saltimprc.
Strnic, uocr oel @dupttNiireaug al 2iBbt.
nuo Hcr.strnle, Baltimore, Wio.
3icnbcn Suitcr, g.. Z. Gbisrt,
Sen C5cicldftsfibrcr Gen. sgaii. 'Igent,
:. y. 9teSannrl, SiiIfSsSen sYaii. sa8ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
@ei6aftss@
3eitun0en, 3eitihriiten etc.

1br Baltimore 9iclus g." Enuio 9lbcrcrOms
bic. @eINaiisiLhrcr, 3IS Neit.@erlnaIl en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

<pipriGmic0c un0 Ylun6erS.
5uhu Nrbcrt, t7t4 GbumessS trabe. e. & g
IGCpDOu: lSuIiC 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
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~ RAILROADoS .


SIprcB6UBe nIe6c Slunoc ami bic Stnnoe" bon
b. ocr GdnIOGnzG Station lluO ASutbiItgiof all
r. 4SuhcntaQct 200 &orH. bis 500 Abeno5.
6rlbtrc abfaBrt BON her Wtt. STANDARDIZATION.
Strcttc SerDinOuna in Der ncnen unioni
Stntiot III &&GiBingtun nit alcn iiolitl gebcH.
bci Sinicu.
@nibinatou, bcrIaNcn @t. RoDote Station
t6O5s 'G.45l, t7.t0, F7.45. $500, $3.50; 1850,
t2.A3, 1880, t4,t6, f4,55, 1853 Giu6m.. 500,
1905. $500 CHimitehD. 1850. *lt.23 glbeuo5;
4~ccrluiicu GnmocuzStutiou f5.02, *G.t5, 1880,
+7.C8, f7.2O, 800, $500, 1900, 80. 90, HOO
@ornt, $1,000 ". fl2.O2. Fl2.22, 100. St.O5.
roo, 900. 1903. t4.00. 400, 1000. 1905
gubn;., 1000. *6.1G. 1920, 100, $500, +s.1G
CGimiico(. $1,000, 1000. *tt.05, *It.32 stbbs.
Sre0crit, Camden Slaiion, f7.35 uno S0.l5
Sornl., fl.26, 1850 mo 500 9inchn.
NGQcretoiuu, vi. HonnIS iuttun, T7.45 Born. D..
1880 gia6u1.; 9amocfsS~ tatiol 1875. $500
Sornl., 1880, 400 9,dbnt.
Nulnl Blue zine
iindl Philadelphia uno TclusDurf.
Neler 3crmtmls an oct Sreiuno3 pnu8i9ftet
StrnBc. Atctus gurf. hedlcnt nab Soiels, &beas
Ia-. 1913 10 = Il - go E--.E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

goumotcrioIicn, Gbiircn, 6cnitcr'
raDnlcu, 2a0en etc.
Games Z, 8uiter K Gu., 10 uno 1T Sh0s6res
bertda StruBe.
Gcu. ~. SluNu 6 GRO, 4l4 2iabtltr. sSSerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

. 2uu0wirt0ihoitlihe Gcr6tBc uno
SGmcrcicu.
Griffith & Suruer Gu, 205 EorSsBaca StrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

6cucr-&criihcrlmgen.
&m, &. cbatctforo a So, 10 uno II Chamber
OF Commerce.
,)innnl Sniurnuec 81. Of 2iuerpuul," Serrn NJ.
@nriiClh. NCiiocnt NiuudQcr, lOl-t02 Chant
Der Of Commerce WIl,.,ltN.
n@crmnuia GcncrrCriitCrungs = 8eielfdait,"
Baltimore lt10 .Rurtb-SttabC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

@rum0cigcnt6um8 .@tgcntcn uuh
sSdnoler.
&irrrr e. 7ngnu d GcpbcU, 10 SftacrirGtuu,
Strabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

&uiihmicos 3ubeb6r.
g. ecutt Fntne Go, 1902 uuo 3G4 Torbs@ob.
GtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26
Hugul Blue 9ine

Reuer 3crnims al Der Srei%uno5pnniaften
StrnBc. 9tctp1 Ynrt. helncnt nab Soiels, Gbeas
tern ulO Yei6ditsoiGsilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-26

id,idtc lit Gin OrittcS &opitel bin5rgc-
fii9t: Sri. Gpo @rccnbcrg bot ictt
&rn. benjamin. @cinitcin ncllcr.
oinaS olti mcitere 5000 Sd)oOcncrz
iob pcrtloQt; %oicSuol. neil cr ongcb.
lid compron1ittirenoe 9lcuBer1m0clt
pnbli5irt bat iiber Die @riinoc, ipcld)c
sur Nuibcbur9 ocS &erlobniiica Der
Nartcien gciiibrt bobcn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
Are You
Interested in House
Furnishings?
If So We Have Some
Good Values to Offer You
Tomorrow

Galvanized Iron Chamber Pails-With fit
In cover; soc value on sale at ........ 39c
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs-This is the
second largest size made; S5c value on sale
at .............. ........ ............ o5c
Enameed Pudding Pans 2-quart sze
strictly first quality 19c value on sale. 12c
EnameIed Sauce Pans-With handle firm
ly riveted &c value on sale at ....... 15c
EnameIed Berlin kettIes-With cover; T.
quart size; 45c value on sale at. ...... .29c
EnameIed Rice or Oatmeal BoiIer-Strict-
ly first quality; 75c value on sale at. :. acc
Enameed Wash Basins - Made of the
very best gray enameled steel; a regular
Csc value on sale at........ .......... 15c
Gray Enameled Soap Dsh-With drain
err; good value at 15c; on sale at. $50. Toe
Best BristIe Counter Brush-A good large
size; Acc value on sale Saturday, each29c
Paint Brushes-Best white brlstles; oval
shape; good quality; SOC value; on sale at
eacn ........ ........... ........... 2oc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
The Saturday Sale of Toilet
Requisites Is One of the Most
Looked-for Events of Every
Week--Cood BARGAINS Tomorrow

Williams Shaving stick-In hinged COW
er nickle plated boxes; regularly 25c; on
sale Saturday t........ ............ 19c
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap-A good
kind; sold always at 15c; on sale here..10
Pnauds Face Powder - In all odors;
sold everywhere at 35c; on sale at the Won
der at ................. ........... 23c
Bradley's Woodland Violet Bath Powder
A delightful preparation that everyone
should use; the Csc value on sale Satur
Mennen's Talcum Powder - One Of the
best talcum powders on the market Drug
stores sell this grade at Csc; we will sell 1t
on Saturday at box ............... 16c
Craddock's Healing Balm - soothing
healing preparation that is marked to sell
at Csc; on sale Saturday at ...........1 5c
Witch acknowledgements double distill
ed witch hazel; the ounce bottle that we
sell regularly at Csc; on sale tomorrow. 15c
Tooth Powder-Eastmens Old Original
Tooth Powder; the Csc value on sale at. .15c
4711ToiIet Water - All odors; famous all
the world over as the best toilet water
made: SOC value on sale Saturday at. .39c
BradIey's Perfumes-The kind that we
sell on other days at soc an ounce will be
sold on Saturday at, an ounce ......... Csc
Pure Glycerine-W Warranted in every way
and contains no injurious ingredients; the
regular 10c two ounce bottle on sale at &c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
Extraordinary Bargains Offered
in Spring Dress Goods and
Silks---Wanted Fabrics at Much
Less Than Regular Prices

5000 Yards Plain and Fancy Dress
Goods-On sale at 49c; these are in this
seasons newest weaves and colorings;
among others we are showing shades of
navy, brown, wine, green's tans, black and
cream, In stripes, che cks and plaid effects;
very desirable material for shirt waist
suits or separate skirts; the regular price
is Csc; on sale Saturday at, yard -. ACC
Cream Storm Serge at, a yard, 95c-One
piece only of Cream Storm Serge; beauti-
full quality and an extra weight; full so
inches wide; bargain at $1.25; on sale
Saturday at, a yard. .............. CSC
46 inch Mohair Sicilian-An extra rich
silk finish in both Sicllians and Brillian-
tines; worth full $125 yard; on sale Sa-
turday only at, yard. .............. csc
26 inch Natural Pongee on sale at,
yard, 59c-One piece only on sale at this
price; we sell it regularly at Use a yard,
and it is good value at that on sale at...59c
Rough Pongee SiIk-The best material
for summer shirt waist suits. We are
showing this popular cloth in all the want
ed shades of the season, and our price is
extremely low at, yard ............ 85c
The colors are Copenhagen blue, natural,
brown, TAM leather, navy, cream, wine and
black.
SO inch Chiffon Taffeta on sale at Csc
Two pieces of this good silk go on sale
tomorrow. 1t has a nice, soft finish and is
a full yard wide. Get here early if you
want share Of the silk.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

how homely she may be by nature
any girl can look well on the stage
if -
She knows how to makeup.
Miss Whitcomb says of herself;
II am not pretty, but l know how
to dress and apply the identifying
instruments that every woman lis
familiar with. 4
girl of natural beauty who
d.. not make up will not shine
on the stage at the side of the
homely girl who knows my secret"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

Ben Lindsay, the boys judge of Denver, Col. tells
among other Stories how gang of seven boys were ac
cused OF stealing five bicycles. Immediately of course
the whole machinery of the law in operation to
the bicycles
The leader of the gang caught and because he
fused to tell anything the police gave him the third de-
gree beat him and strapped him to bed The other boys
We're not found at but their records looked up
and it found that every of them had been in jail
Lindsay went in to the boy who strapped to
the bed The first thing the boy said to him was You
can't make sntch on the gang
''That's right said Lindsay "I'm glad YOU won t
With his insight into human nature, the judge that
the finest quality in the boy his of loyalty In
stead of trying to destroy this good quality he tried
to strengthen it. By this means he gained the boys
fdence He told the judge all about himself and brought
the other boys ill., at time to tell about themselves
This is called Switching the square, Incidentally, the
bicycles recovered.
Some of the police officials however, thought the Judge
entirely wrong His business to protect property
and get back the bicycles (Which would you rather do"
asked Lindsay, 'save FIVE bicycles, boys?"
That staggerer You have sent all of these boys
to Jail at least once" continued the Judge and you
haven't saved them your plan is failure Neither did
you the BICYCLES because the boys took them after
they had been in jail think it is important to
the boys than the bicycles and if the boys the bcy
Giles will be saved anyhow
Because of Judge Lindsay, six of the boys today
upright and successful citizens. Only of them
backsider
spot of nearly all of law administration The judges
are sitting nights trying to property and never
give moment to try to save human beings.
The highest court in New York has decided that law
forbdding to work nights in factories is unconst
tutona If they did not work all night certain property
might be produced less cheaply than it is
Many of these overworked factory mothers.
Because of their long and painful labor their boys and
girls of necessity neglected Neglect the father of
crime.
The high court little property and makes
criminals to give the other courts occupation.
Suppose learned judges devoted themselves trying
to protect and human beings? Can anyone mag
inc but that the number of criminals would be less that
crime would be less frequent and that in the long the
learned judges would be surprised to find that in protect
ing human beings first, they had really given greater
protection to property than they did when they made prop
erty their first and only consideration?
Down in New Zealand they have been doing this for
little time and curious result is that the people
go away for weeks at time and do not have
lock their front DOORS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
$1.5O Mocha Gloves
for $1.OO

You can buy these good wear
ing gloves at very low price
tomorrow. We have them In
brown, black, gray, tan and red.
and in all sizes; regularly $3.50
a pair on sale at, a pair. .$1.00
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

Percale Wrappers, $1.5O
New Percale Wrappers are be-
ing shown now. This line Is
made with deep flounce at bot
tom of skirt; yoke and sleeves
trimmed with fancy braid to
match; in all sizes at,
each.. ........ .......... $1.5O
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
$3.50 Kid Gloves
for $3.50

Ladies' Kid Gloves in 12-but-
ton length; white only; the
grade that we sell all the time
at $3.50 a pair; in nearly all
sizes; we will sell this lot on
Saturday at, pair. ....... $3.50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
ROB HIM REGULARLY

]. F. FARRELL, of 1918 Third av.,
notified the police last evening that
someone stole a watch and chain
from his home and that he has
been missing articles of small value
for three weeks.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
35c Cinghams for 19c

We will give you tomorrow
one of our best selections OF
silk plaid ginghams, as pretty
as anything you have ever
seen here, and that sells up to
Csc and 35c a yard, on sale ..19c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
House Dresses, $2.25

Ladies' House Dresses that
are made of good qualities Of
percale or chambray; we have
them in different colors and
each one is neatly trimmed;
twO-piece dresses at, each. 1925
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

Constable Blonde" Wood. Mrs.
Wood and Little Blonde" will
leave next Monday for Los Angeles
to visit Mrs. Woods sister.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
Rosfand Writes
Picture Shows

PARIS, Feb. 2S-The moving pic
ture shows have enlisted the eff
forts OF three of the greatest dram
atists in the world, Rostand, Lave
dan and Capus.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

Dotted Swiss Is always popu-
lar for summer dresses and
waists; 1t looks so pretty and
wears so well and washes fine.
We have nice line here In
several different designs that we
will sell at, yard. ....... 10c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

only the pantomimic details of one
scene after another.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 11.-Whcat closed
ga a 1c higher. May sold between
81 1-2 and 90 Ia, opening at 81 IL
and closing at 90 Is; July between
S5 1-S and Sc IA, opening at So 1-S
and closing at SO 9-4 September be-
tween SO IA and 81 SIS, opening at
SO IA and closing at SO rs; No. 2
red 92 IL a 95 "a.
Corn-3-S @ 5-Sc better. May
sold between 67 1-2 and GS 3-S, OPEN
ing at 67 5-S and closing at GS; July
between 64 IA and GA rs, opening
at Ga IA and closing at 6i SIS;
between 63 and 63 5-S,
opening at SO and closing at SO 3-S;
No. yellow, 81 q 6S.
oats--1-S "a 1-2c higher. Old May
sold between SO 1-2 and SO rs, open
ing at SO 1-2 and closing at 50 5-S;
Jul between 453-4 and i6 Ia, op-
ening at 45 "a and closing at 46 1-S;
September between 81 3-i and 80 1-S,
opening at 3S and closing at 80. No.
3 white so "a @ SO Ia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have
rumbllng sound or imperfect hearing,
and when 1t Is entirely closed, Deaf
ness rs the result, and unless the in
llammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give 500 for any case OF
Deafness Caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
ure. Send for circulars free.
+. ]. CHENEY G. Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for Con-
|stipation.