davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27
ASKS ONLY A FAIR COUNT
Gmelich In Statement Says Amend
ed Returns Will Also Aid Him.

Jefferson City, Mo.-JacobaaF F.
Gmelich, whose election to the
Lieutenant Governorship is claim
ed not only by himself but by his
party friends gave out a statement
tonight in which he declares that
all he asks is a fair and impartial
count. Mr.. Gmelich's statement
follows:
81 observe that Mr.. Painter
claims the amended returns will
give him sixty-seven additional
votes, which he says will elect him
by thirty five votes. The same
amended returns will increase my
vote 211, which would still give
me a plurality of 176 votes. The
returns are being carefully ana
lyzed, and the analysis may show
that l have considerable more
than that number by the amend
ed returns. All I ask is a fair and
impartial count. If the Legisla-
ture counts the amended returns
for my opponent, I am sure that
they will not be so partisan as to
refuse to count them for me-"
1t a be said that Mr..
Gmelich, if satisfied that Mr..
Painter is elected, will throw no
obstacle in the way by captious
claims to Office for himself. 1t can
also be said that if convinced he
is elected az he seems fairly and
honestly to be, he will resist un-
due efforts to deny him his rights,
or deprive him of the Office to
which he was chosen.
Painter Shows His Election
Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 90
The table given out by Mr..
Swanger tonight is incomplete
and contains the incorrect vote OF
Audrain, Charlton, Dunklin,
Lincoln, Linn, Webster and
Worth. The correct figures from
these Counties wipe out the ap.
parent plurality of 80 for Mr.
Gmelich and give me a plurality
of 80.
These corrected returns give me
a gain of S in Audrain, 6 in
Charlton, 80 in Dunklin, 6 ir
Lincoln, 10 in Linn, 8 in Webster
and 5 in Worth. These corrected
and certified returns are on file il
Mr.. Swanger's office.
Upon the complete and correc
vote as certified to him I have beer
elected Lieutenant Governor 0
Missouri by 35 plurality.
VIM. r. PAINTER.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27
Expert Testimony.

A mo~untaineer intimated that he
knew a great deal about q m~oonshinef
on trial in a Kentucky court, and
thereby got free transportation IN
Louisville to testify for the state.
what can you tell us about thib
mani" asked the district attorney.
WAL" he answered, swelling with
Importance, Il seen this Teller riding
along the road in the het Of a hot day
on a pacing roam nag, and awaving Oh
q flag and allowing Of a horn; and / AZ
him II that wal q Blue Grass horse or
q ChitterisNs breed. and he said s.
war.v-Harper's Weekly.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

THE next Legislature will con-
sist of ninety-two Democrats and
eighty-four Republicans accord
ing to the best figures obtainable
at this time. The Senate will
stand twenty-three Democrats,
eleven Republicans; the House
has seventy-three Republicans,
sixty-nine Democrats.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

WISCONSIN was classed as a
doubtful State by the Democratic
National Committee before cleo
ton. The official figures show
that Taft carried it by a plurality
of 81, 1856 votes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

THERE will be siXty-three law
yers in the next Legislature f;
twenty-five lawyers Ia the House
and forty-Oue in the Senate.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

There will be a Congregational
meeting at the Presbyterian church
Sunday, Nov. 20, 1908 at II O'Clock
and all members are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
e. w. Tinsley, Clerk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

THE Legislature will convene
Jan. 9th. Under the Constitution,
the approaching session will be
empowered to revise the statute S
and the members will be entitled
to serve 120 days, at a salary of
$500 per day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27
WATCHED FIFTEEN SWEAR

For fifteen years l have watched
the working of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; and 1t has never failed to
cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn
to which it vas applied. 1t has
saved us many a DOCTORS bill,'''
says A. F. Hardy of East Wilton,
Maine. rs cents at Crump & Kid
Wells Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

CHAMP CLARK was reelected to
Congress by a plurality of 1886,
his plurality two years ago was
1892, the loss in the last election
was 2056 votes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

THERE will be % Democratic
Senators in the coming session of
the Legislature, II not instructed
for Stone. That may les "23"
for the Senior Senator.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

TEE official figures show that
MoKtnley's plurality over Kerens
for United States Senator was
2S,539.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

STONES plurality over Folk
was 10. rs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

Unique All-Stars' at the opera
house on Friday and Saturday
night.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27

The Republic asks editorially,
"Button, Button, who's got the
Lieutenant GovernorshipP"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-11-27
West Bound.

No. . will stop at Wellsvilie to discharge
passengers from Kansas City and TO receive
passengers for st. Louis.
No. 4 will stop on signal at New Florence
for st. Louis passengers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
9ocoI Sbttpu.

Die 6roge iiber ntroden" o0er
nnoB" FAM beilte I'M llnterbouie mie-
Der cinmol sur Sprofc, ais oo3
Gcmpcrcn5 . Gomitc Senator Gloq,
gctt's 2ocol Option.9ia fir Yrincc
Georges 9oltntp giinitig cin6erid).
tete unO SEER Wietcrott oen Nntrog
iteQte, fir oieielbe Die bon ibm ielbit
eingerei6tc Gbnlihe 9iQ 81 iubItitli.
rem, melhe Die gbitimmung iiber
oicie 6roQc oId) uuf Die iett idon
trodenen 2ofolitGten mSoebut. Sc,
notor Gloggct'S Bill i6licbt otcie
Serritorien aus.
3ic Delegation ans 0ieIcm County,
Die &&. &op ilnb Ecoh, Scm., mo
Bono un0 Wicterott, Sep, Dar iidJ
iiber oieie WoBnobme nid)t e,nig; sic
criten brci trotcn ST. @unItcn ser
Scnotss9 iQ rill, m1hrcn6 @r. Wieba.
rott ullcin itono. Seilt ENHANCEMENT
0i1g bonn nit II gc9cl 10 Stimnen
perloren.
SIM 9ouc ongenomm n.
Inter piclcn onOcren Bills lotoIcr
Natur mltrOcn I'M llntcrbnuic IN brit.
ter Sciung pailirt:
@errn Sbeubroof'S-Am1cyitc
Bill;
@crrn @ir0tpooSS - Gle Sogogc.
icbc Oe5 StootcS 5l cooiii5ircn;
@crrn Gorr'S - Sic StoOt CUR
Nlls8o6e elmer $t,OOO,0OO Gofons
leibe SIT ulltoriIircn Die Sto0t 5ll alt.
toriiircn, @elo iiir ole ct. Wuricn.
SnOuItrie'd)ule 81 ucrmiuigen;
Scrrn Wolop'S-Gen Charter Der
Oclltihcn eunn9cliid) . liltbcril6ci
Wturtini.Sird)c 81 omen6ircn.
Ionf il treuc Nrbeit.
ToS llnterbul,S nobm Scrrn Gifts
9cidIuB an, Der Dem Dumb.
rungS.Glerf Gol. 60. S'Wtoboncu
Sdllt tltr Olc 0cll WtltgllCoGrr Der
a0rpcrihuit bcDicicue @0iIihfcit
uno 3uuorfommcnbcit, ionic fiir
octreuc EiIihtcriiiaun0 ouSiprift,
SofS pcroicnt.
SEER, &nmcS u. GomfinS, scr &or,
iibcr bc5 Tcmpcrcn5 Gomitc'9,
iibcrrcidtc beltc Sri. u. Henobnn
Glcrf uno Sppcpriter ocS Gonlitc'3,
cine %Qolbcuc llbr ncbit &cttc iiir Ole
pom ibr bcmicicnc 1iiftigteit in Der
GrIiiaum0 ibrcr id)ucrcn Yfli6tcH.
Srl. Gcnobon ~licicrte Dem Gomite
ltcl1oGropbiid)c @crid,tc iibcr oic bel
Den ucridlicocncn groBcn Gcnlonitro.
tioncn 9cGcn 0ie 2ocol Sption.giQ
gcboltcncn Heoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Ser SOnntagssG Correspondent.

&n fcincm ocutidcn @olliC ioltc
oua Sonlto1SbIott oc5 nTcltidct
Gorrciponocntcn" icblcn. 8icIcn &clt-
ten, inabcionocrc Den orbcitcnocn
&loiiclL icblt am @crftogc Die 3eit,
lid picI nit &eicn ST bciddftigem
obcr on Sonnto9 "a bot Sc0crnlonl
WltBc, icin @eoiirinib nnd) gcilti9cr
Nobrung 81 beiricoiQcn. limo oo lit
Scr Observation-Disclosures" bic
bette &cftiirc, Die mon iid) MIR bcntcn
tam. 3luor iinO icinc 9cridtc nift
icniotioucl olf9cbonidt mo lpiutiir-
lid gGiGrbt, oofiir obcr CORRECT lrlO
5%uucrlGiiig unO INNER Decent. @or5
bcionocra intcrclinnt limo Die coitos
ricllcn FluuOcrciCn; milienld)oitlid)c
Nrtitcl gcp0brcn 9Clcbrung mo gel.
itigc Gnrcgumg, unb Die |bumoriltildlc
Scitc bictet Stoif gum 2od)cn, l(Iti-
gcS in @ort un0 9ilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Sas @pdCnblntt.

DIS bClltc crihcincnoc Mohc1s
blott bringt micocr cine rcid)c 6iiuc
lntcrciiontcn lIn0 unregeuocn Hcic-
%itoiica. Noa &u6cI unO lcIcAromnt
IN Der u%cr1ongencn %Sodc ans oIIcu
EhcilcH Der @cIt gcmcIoct, lit in Der
Mohcnrunoihol III iibcriittIihcr
Sciic 5uinnm1Cngcitcllt mo aicbt Ocu
%cicrn cilcn por5iigIid)en llcbcrblid
iIbCr Die boltptiGdlihcn Grctgnilic
oui Dem gon5cu G%rocnruno. Cane.
ben fin0cn mir @cridte iibcr bic Sit.
unQcn Der &cgiolatur, Nnd)rihtcl
aus ocm Stootc, Sofdl Noti5cn aus
Baltimore, Gr5ablun8cn uno &c
0idltC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
SofaIbcrid)tc nus @aiBingtun.

No cure Serbor b il chem.
Gte SdanfIicen5s9 eb0roc bot Dcr
Gomnr ldren empfoblen, ole Sale
non ungcblidcr @erIcbung Der
ShonfgcIcbe 0eridtIid gum NuStrdg
brtngclt SIT %Iaiic1. IS gci6ob Dies
IN 6olge elmer tiir5lif erloiicnen Gnt.
Ihcioung 0cS Expectations .@eridts,
lpeldc bclugtc, 0oB Die 2iccn3beb0roc
tclll Ned)t babe, cite 2icen5 5u mioer.
rltfcll, ipenn Der bctrcifcnoe @irtb int
Foll5etgcridt IN 5lpci ieparotcn Sal.
len Der ScrleBung Der Spirituoicu.
@cIcbc iibcrfiibrt lporbrn lei. IS lei
lnmogIid, iogt Die Vcb0roe, bicie
5lpci llcbcrfiibrlngcn btrbei5ufiibrcn,
mcnll man Nirtbcr crloube, iDrc
@ilrgidoft i'm Stihe ST. ~Iuiien. Ole
0iitrift-G ommiiI0re boben eincn Dies.
bc5itglidcn 9efebl erlaiicn.
9oppcItcs &crbrehen!
Ter Chauffeur, Cooper, iiir Scrrr
&oicpb Scitcr mllbtc geItcrn $50
Strofe b%e5oblen, iucil cr am Gage 5lt.
Dor 5lpcin1al bon ocm EoIi5iItcu
Slein0ienit crlpiid)t lpllroc, mic er auf
Dem Mcgc nod Dem Gennplus IN
@enning lfncllcr irtbr, ais ouS @cicb
c3 crlullbt.
StraBenr0uber fcitgcbal.
ten.
George Hihorb, Gin Glcrf, Scr icirc
Mobnung ais Ar. 1919, lluioneStr..
cngob, luurOc geltcrn ulltcr $500
Nilrgidoft Dem @cri6taperfabrcn
ilbcruicicl. Gr iol Ncnrp TollaS in
Der N0bc bon GennipIpnnio.9lue uno
If. Str. cine llbr cntriiicn boben, olS
CT Olelcn fragte, ipelhe 3eit eS lei.
Hid)aro pllrOc nod tlir5er Slibt CT.
iGBt; III Der Eoli5ci.S citation fall0
man Die llbr in icinem Belts.
Nus 8altimo entIou.
cn? p Cine Iepeldc aus Gbicago
mclOct, oaB cin iunges, etlpo 16 oocr
II Sabre ultcs WGofcn, mcl6es IN
cinem ormpligen 3inmer nit cinen
Gblnclcn ipobnte, 0niclbit ant Wtitt.
mod Ibc1t0 perboftet lpuroe. Hod)
Der bon Der Eoli5ei cnpiongenen SSSn.
formation loQ 0uS Wdoden r,cillt
@odcn III biclem 3inlmer ei%ngcidJloi.
len gctpclen lcin. Wtun glolbt, buB
ooS Wdod)en ans Baltimore entloll.
fen lit, 6a Die Moreiie bon Sorrp u.
@lidmon, Nr. 1919, WcGuuougbitr.,
in Baltimore, in ibrcm 3immer &c.
flt1bcn nuroe. sic botte foItbare
&lci0cr, oarulttcr cinen Yel5mantel,
Der luelligltcns $500 mcrtb lit. Sie
erfldrt, ooB tie Dor 5mci Sobren, ais
lie 10 Sabre alt iuor, in Norfolf ei.
men Gbincien, NomcnS Gbarlep Sec,
beirotbete. Die Eoli5ei ia9t abcr, oob
Iic folin1 II Sabre oft lit.
Gtnen gefGbrlihen Spa.
6tcrqong erlnlibte iif geitcrn
Tbcno Die 81 Sabre olte geiitesfronfe
Nnnic 9a0er bon Den &leinen Irnlel,.
oltf ben @elciien Ger Eenn.
iplpo1io-9nbn Serr George u. SIC.
Der, BON Nr. POPS, Slt,giooleItroBe,
iiibrte Ole olte Srau Dem Eoli5ilten
@inters 5ll, Der iie nod Dem moro.
0ltliden Stotionsbous hrnfte. Son
bort aus lullroe lie mad DEM Seim
Der Irmenihueitern 5uriifgeionot.
Son eincm Sunbe gebii.
en-. - Ser 5 Sabre olte @ilie Gel.
iher, Sobn bes Srn. George 9. Gel
ibcr, bon Nr. 2S15, Yorf.Hooo, pur.
sc geltern Tormittog bon einem
Sumo ocS Serrn g(norem Si5ierSfi,
bon 9tr. 2939, Oorf-Hoao, in Die rette
gebiiicn.
ScAr HpAr IL thrrflUSffo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Scoc Heoe lit iibcrfliiiiio,

mern es iif oorum bunoelt, boB cine
Sbotinde flor ST Gage aeioroert
miro. dc denliIte ahnoIpie Ia5t iid)
cbcnIo menie triigen, aIs Die Watilr
nit lid, ipotten l1Bt. llntern,f)t
6ranf Steil's 9ier unb SIR iinoct,
ooB oaiielbe rein unb poa bon Rob.
rungsgebalt lit.
(mirit2. SrNi-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Cur Scahtnug.

Scr rTeutife GuIreIpuuoeHt" uimmt IN iroer
Seit grridte auf hber @erlobunneu, NpdSeiieu,
@eburtetnae, aulorHe uRe ilberne 3unieiteu,
Observation-Disclosures rtr., NIT ben Rnmrn ocr
NHurienScn, bic aber eeHtlih acihriebeu iein
iuuteu. gud 9rrioHnl . s'pttSeu lucroen nern
auiacHpmneu. Sis Ginieuoer iulher Setihtc
mitiien abrt ihtru Gamen %uutetinreibrm unb
Dgr Nlrm uiht ucraeFcu, NO bic 1cftiiGtcit
%ifnttinnb : Strnbe Hno ~NaHenummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
$. 9tener & 60.

Gei,tfdes unb anoeres a,isIGnoi.
ides gcIb sefauft uno perfauft.
@eIoicnounaen beiorst nod Geutid.
LAMB, Ceitreid, @ubIano ii. |. 10
@ediieI ausgeiteIIt auf ausIdnSiitje
ganfen. Gteottbriefe uno Trapelers
CHEQUES.
217C..Ualtimoresst Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

bon ,ino naf europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Reip.Dorf, aaiiite ober 3miideu.
bed. @ediel, ausIanoiides @eIb,
greoitbrieie uno @eIoienounsen.
5beO. s. 0iener & Co.,
Nr. 217, Cit.g aItimsre.E trake.
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Scb6cI's cinsiaes NteIier.

@ir baden MIR Gin Mtelier in galti.
more, mnb bas bcfinbct iidj in Der
Gtasc 80 cbcner Grbe, Wr. 321, Nprb.
Gag-, nabe Sigb-Str. Ginoer.Tbp.
tusrapbien cine SpesiaIitGt. = Seine
gsentcn nnb feline 5reppen az iteisen.
5. Scbbel. 9. Grni, WeidGftsfibrsr.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
..Gnrmnnie . Eafr u

VHfufHHUHtt . OWTtI
Nr. Ala, &eit'5agcttc.S tra6c, Garl
SdJmiot, Snbaber. @arsbnrser Suf.
brdm friidl am i3apf. Diners, Spnpcrs
a Ia carte. Scoen Samitae Mbeno
Trci.Son5ef. Nprilt,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Suuncnanf' uno llmtcraang.
Tns yScttcr.

Sir Wnrplono uno Den Giltritt
Columbia belite mo morgCn FLAIR,
mor9cn Nndmittag ooer Aberlo fol'
ter; iriide liiolid)e, nnf Dem NorO.
mcitcn mniprin9cnoc Ninbe.
DIS Wettcr mar geitern mieOer
idon unO ioit n5llm Shmieert." Die
nic0rigitc Semperotur mar 40 8rno
INN 6 llbr MorgenS uno Die bodltc
70 Wrao nm 3 llbr NohmittngS.
,Nn Sen anoeren VunbcS . Wettcrs
9cobodhnga Stotionen lpllrOcu Die
iol8enbcn nicori8Iten Scmperatltrcll
ner5eidnct: gaitport rs, EortlonO
81, NoItou %, NIbanp 80, Ncp.OorF
3S, EbiIo0elp6io sc, gltlo1tic Gitp
3S, @oibington 40, Noriolf l6,
0ottCroS 50, Charlotte i6, @ilming.
tom 50, GbarIeiton 56, Snunnnnb
56, &odionuiac 5S. Sllpitcr 70, acp
NScit 70, Ntlnlttu 50, Mongomcrp
56, Ncm.S rIeonS 60, Ealcltinc go,
COLLECTION 66, Corpus Gbrilti 6S,
WcmpbiS 5S, Cincinnati GO, Gitta.
Burg so, OSwcgo rs. buffalo 40,
GlcDcIono i6, 9etroit 80, 9tlpcnn
80, Morouettc %, Green Ban 80,
Chicago Sc, Iullttb H. Ct. EolIl
%, Ct. 2ouiS 6i, aonioS Gitp 40,
omaha 2S, Suron IS. 9i9mnrd =,
Williitou i, SABRE 10, ScIcnu
fl, Sult Cafe 30, Gcnpcr 81, Iortb
EIottc IS, To0gc Gitp b, Nmorilo
i6, Cos Nnaelca 90.
Gctrtcber gcietm tori0c
Wcrtl il 0ttcn. - WCgcn 0cS Nc.
tricbS elmer Wilteniobrit III DEM
&onie Nr. 2it. Sin, Chen. Strobc.
anacbIih obnc Grloi,bnib pom Oio.
rpIono Bureau fir Stotiitif mnroe
gcitcrn Gli Srrt Dem YoIi5cirittcr
WcgtoIlp I'M oitlid)en StntionSholic
Dor 9e1ubrt mo pom Sebtercn filr
6oS @eridtsprriobren untcr 9iir0.
itoit gcitclt. Taiielbe gcidob nit
Norris Sbcnnan Der III icincr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nr, 204, Sin.
Central. goenite, ongeblifl mebr Ar.
better beidaitigte, oils ibm erIoub,
NOR. 2ie acknowledgement ipuroer
bon Serrn 6ronf armigcr, cincnl
Snipeftor oes Worplono D.. Bureaus
fir Stotiitif, crbobcrt.
Geuer. - Sn Dem ultter Dem 81.
gorrenlo6en bon 2ouis Woierib, Ir.
901, Sit.gaItinore. StroBc, b%eiinbIis
den aeQer entitanO geitern Nofmit,
tas fur5 nad 2 llbr Elm grano oo.
ourf, oaB Gin Eoiiant cine bren.
nenbe Gigarre ober Cigarette ollrd)
Die aelleroifnuns geporfeu bate.
Gle JIammen puroen burd oic
5euerDebr geloidt, ebe nennensiuer.
tbcr S6aoen angerid)tet ipur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Der Nctail- Warft.

Iic G%rDffnnlng oeS neltell Tctoil.
.r DARTS am Marfct-EIacc eriolgt
am /. Spril. - Salt ole StGnOe
Ocrpadtet. Cine Scicr 0CS
nGentral = 8cidGitalcllte . Ser
Gins"
Gic Groifnung bc5 Ictail.D tarfteS
am Worfet.Elncc miro iid 5u eincm
GreigniB geitnltcu, oos oen SbciIneb'
mern Ionge i'm @coGdtniB bleiben
miro. Gic StGnbe fir Sen Marft
lirO ioit i6mmtIi6 pcr8riifcn uno eS
miro geboiit, OaB bis 5rm Groif-
mtn8atoge an I. gpril and nidt Elm
ein5i8er Stono mbeiett iein miro.
Ter nGeltral = @eihGftsleute . Ser
eilL" Der an Der Heetoblirung ltets
ein 9roBcS Sntereiie genommen bat,
miro am GroffnungstaBe cine
6eier oer~onitalten, bercn Yrogromm
Gelterl m elller a~bgebaltelien Sisung
ocs Sereins feltgeiebt muroe. IS
mltr0c belhloIien, oie @oters'ide
Fortfopelle 5l enga9iren, Die bon
Sell llbr Tormittags i'm Warft
.con5crtiren miro. Serner miro cine
&eOncrtribiine errif)tet merocn, bon
melder 9tadmittngs 8 llbr ioIgenoe
Serrcn Iniproden balten mcroen:
Utapor Wabool, Staot-Gpntroleltr
Sooper, @ou Snipeftor Yrciton,
StrnBcn-S elelld)tungS : Superintcr.
oent McGucn, General 6elir agllls,
TorliBcr Ser Warft : Gommliilion,
Oberlt Sberlod Smann, Yr1iioent
ser gronboiltrifts , Gpmmiliion, @e-
neral u. &. Both, Sitter ser Son,
tame oui Dem Morfet- Elnce, Stobt-
ratbsmitglico 2ollis 6. Green, ST.
Wnpor 6. Glop 5imamis, gr-Gon.
trolelr George u. SefIner, Gr. Staot.
ratbsmitglieo u. W. g~iicnbronot, Us.
". abel II. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

Semerfensmertbcs Gn..
t 0 M NJ c II. @1breno Srou' Sennie
Sdreiber, Ir. 1924, 9ofer-S trabc,
am 0ienitoa abeno I'M gegriff mar,
an Der Wount-S trnbe rnb Hortbs
apenuc bon cinem @aggon Der Wt.
Soap-Sinie abauiteigcn, pi,roe lie
nit ,einem ainOe, meld)es lie I'M
arnlc belt, oiii b.c StroBe geitleii.
bert. 3ie Wutter peritaud)te babel ei.
men 6ibfnod]cl, m19reilo oas aino
mlinoerbarer Weiie obne 8erlcbun.
gen 0apot fam.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-03
MRS. CLARA HEYL
WILL WE'D AGAIN
Woman Who Figured in Milwaukee
Will Contest to Marry German
Artist of Note.

Milwaukee, Dec. 2S.-Advices from
Berlin state that the date of the we'd
ding of Mrs. Clara Heyl, born Schen-
dein, Of Milwaukee, and Arthur Schlu
beck. Berlin artist of some note. has
been set for Jan. 6. When Mrs. Schen-
dein, mother of the bride, died some
years ago she left the greater part of
her estate to her daughter. Her Mil
waukee relatives instituted proceed
ings to have the will declared null and
void, charging that undue relations ex-
listed between the testator and the
husband of her favorite daughter The
case was settled by compromise.
Soon afterward Mrs. Heyl obtained
a divorce from her husband. The de-
cree. however contained an injunction
that the divorce should not marry
again before a year had elapsed. The
year has now elapsed. The wedding
will take place in the presence Of two
sons of the bride.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-03
Brownson No Longer Chief.
cline" AND "STAFE" DEFINED
What the Terms Mean as to Duties
Metca1f Not Talking.

AS this whole controversy threatens
to occupy the attention Of the public
for some time to come, and perhaps
to figure to some extent in the proceed
ings Of congress, it may be proper to
state the difference between the line
and the staff, about which the public
mind is more OF less confused. In
brief, it may be said that a line Of
ficer is one whose sole duty is to fight
the ship. while the staff officer is one
who either provides the means for the
line officer to dO so or acts under his
direction in carrying out his general
orders.
Thus. the engineer, when of the
staff, looks closely after the machin-
cry and starts and stops it when called
upon to do so by the line officer; he
has nothing to say as to where the
ship shall 60 or at what speed Or when
it shall move. Likewise the surgeons
aboard ship look after the health of
the crew in time of peace and treat
their wounds in time of war, but they
have nothing to do with the move
ments of the ship to which they are
attached, and the same rule applies to
the paEmaster and to the constructor
who builds the ship nayigated by the
line officer.
1t has developed that a year ago.
when the Relief was put into commits
sion, the decision was reached to as
sign naval surgeon to command the
yesse! in the event that it were manned
with merchant crew and master. But
in the event that the ship was manned
with a naval crew then a naval officer
of the line would be assigned to the
command A naval surgeon in COM
mand would have absolute charge, just
as q physician would exercise super
vision of a hospital on land without,
however, interfering with the work OF
navigating the vessel. The Relief is
expected to have civilian master and
crew.
Secretary Metcalf again declined to
enter into any discussion of the is
sues which prompted Admiral Brown
sons resignation as chief of the navi-
CATION bureau, and declared he knew
nothing about the statement OF Sur
geon General RiXey that the internal
administration of the bureau Of medi-
cine and surgery had been interfered
with by the bureau of navigation.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-03
Tanoled Bark Accounts.

eft is remarkable" said an old bank
employee, how few people keep their
bank accounts absolutely correct. At
ordinary times this failing is not con-
spicuous, because books are usually
balanced when there is still credit
to the depositor's account. When the
balanced book is received with the
vouchers the usual discrepancy is
found after much labor in an omitted
entry. either deposit or check or in the
form of an error in addition or sub
traction. The thing is usually settled
at home without our help. But when
a lot Of women go to bank, each
one with Il check already made out
representing her balance, then look
out Fortunately l have had no eX-
perience in that way, but / know that
not one woman in ten-and | am char
liable with the fgure-keeps her book
correctly, and many women keep no
record st all. We have one depositor
who used to receive an oyerdraft no.
tice regularly every month. Now, by
an arrangement with her, we give her
notice when the balance nears the 500
mark. Men laugh at the women for
their failure to keep their bank &C.
counts right. but except when a book
keeper does the work for them the men
are nearly as bad'-New York Trib-
uno.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-03
Rank FOOlishness

when attacked by a cough or cold,
or when your throat is sore, it is rank
foollshness to take any other medicine
than Dr. Kings New Discovery" says
G. .. Eldridge, of Empire, Ga. II have
used New Discovery seven years and [
know it is the best remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. My children are
subject to Group, but New Discovery
Quickly cures every attack" Known the
world over as the King of throat and
lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at
w G. Atwell's drug store. soc and Sl.OO.
Trial bottle free