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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
sureau hes Observation-Disclosures.

IT nj 0 e, OCH D. IpII IVHS.
"a Die northumberland omIniifire Oct
Stuot Baltimore in 9cfetlid oprgeibriebener
&eiie ein Suplifut hires enogiiltigen ulo 0ers
b~eiiertcu Nerihts iiher ole Ibfbdbnna ulto Der
tbeilltlg oct aoiieu uro Iusgabeil be5ilgltt Der
5uug Der 2umbarb,S traRe, pou Catherine. Ctr.
bis @ilfens. StraRc, rebit ben odraul be5i1s
lihelt enogiiltigel u1o nerbeterten eril1reitoeit
N!incn In @erndbbeit Der am 10. Sum- 1906
lluier5eihucteIt &crpronun9 Nr. 15t beS lia'
porS mo Stnhtraibs bon baltimore bel mir
bintcrlegt BADEN.
miro hermit befanrt aemaht. Dab beiagter
Gcridt mo RIdne amf oieie 2Seiie in bteient
4iir,uu bintericot moroen itto, unh hub Ole oaa
rpr netroiienen Nerionell beredtiat iino. inner
bab 30 ldgen bonn Z. slpril 1908. benz erftelt
Saturn Der YubIitatioi bieier Goti5 ourd) MID.
an. f6rittlth o1ac9en an bao baltimore Stdots
ertht 5u dppcllirelt uno oas betagte 8ertht ers
fltfeu itogel. o%iclelbel 81 reuioiren.
I. Seiucn Ihpma5,
ts9tegilirator.
(9uriI7t4.2i,2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Gle % ii 6encr ,IlIQenl.
3eitung" lit om /. Npril oils Gage
blatt cinge9on9en; iic ioQ o6er ols
@odcnblott weiter eridJcinen. Die
Grben oeS oIten Gotta, Die oeiien gro.
BeS &ernogen bcfonmlen hoberl, bo-
ben iid uGmIid) ieiner5cit perpiliften
miiileL Die vNagenl. Getting" nidt
cillgebcn SIT loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
ylHe Heiflcn bcitafter.

iuelde In Der etaet Baltimore ibr 8eiddft be.
treibru, iperoen hermit benadirimtigt, 9lpplifa-
ton nm Grneuerung cines siceuSsG Certificates
poer bur bent 20. Hprii 1908 su maiden;
~oiefeibet merocn feruer uuigeforoert, a~Ieid,3ei.
ii9 nit ibrer Mpplifntiou ibr 9rnenerunass
Gertifiint lir 1907 ein5uienber.
Sm guftraqe Der Observation-Disclosures
beborbe bon WiGrDldnh.
@eprae u. Mlpiueu, Brditoent.
&. M. Mitfrn, Sefretdr.
t02.3,9 10000
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~8erianmlnngs = Inscigen.
,,Wturnlaub Suitltut."

Sic erIte rc0elmdbige stBul8 oes Snitituto
miro bemte, Witiiupd, Den 10. Mpril, 8 llbr
MheHos, I'M ,Dt1HHt RuHnis@cbauoe" aebalteH.
Sd6rliter Ncrid1t uHo Domination bon Aeduls
Ten uno Eirefi0reH.
ttO6l 3ames Dpung, Seiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Minnie Epunicl.

IS itarb am 10. gpril 1908 Nunte epDniel,
gelicbte Satin bon Sobn SpouieI. Sie 8eers
6tguu9 iinbet Mittiuodl, ben 10. Nprtl, giahs
mittug5 g llbr, BON Irauerbauie, Ut. 1919.
9lDenlte, aus itali. U05-G(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Gine& ii II il Ter 8ruppctn
@eimor bat oen Elan 9efoBt, ein
Hotllr : Sbeotcr bel Gilenof SIT er-
rid)ten, uno man intereltrt lid III
lpeiten areiien iiir oos llnterneblnell.
Wils Giienad) miro inns onrilber 9es
ldDrieben: nGilennd lit ollBeroroents
lib gccignct iiir Elm Notnr'S bcoter,
cS bictct elmer 9iibne III @ottcs frcier
Notilr Den giinitiglten 9ooen. Se-
fonnt lit ia, ouB aild) Nidaro @ag'
lier Gilenod) OILS Den Ylat fllr 'ei'l
ScitipielboliS ms Nu9c geIaBt botte.
Ole berrlidc uutiirlid)c Gage gibt
eiucnl Hotur Gbcoter, fir baS mcf'
rere porSiiglid) geeigncte EloBe SIR
Nuslpobl ltehcrL einen prud)tt9er
NohmcL ul1o ais Wiittelpunft zines
bon Sobr 81 Sobr modienoen Srein,
benperfebrs meiit geraoe Gtlellad)
oaS Gitblifmm lpie feine anoereStoot
ali, oo3 Dem Hottr Sbeoter el1;e
reid)lid)e @eiud)er5ubl lid|ert. Ment'
GER geiid)ert OILS Die fiinlilerIlhe ut
bis ieet nod Die finan5ielle 8riinh'
loge bes llnternebntens. Us ut 5ipar
id)on cine aniehnlide Snm1ne bels
lommen, aber lie geniiat nidt. nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

@crth lul0 rei6e IblDedalun9 tctl1z
3eidnen and oteie neue Scric Der
bcliebten SommIln0. &eoc9 9dnos
d1en lit ein5eIn fdllilit; Der EreI7
ir0cr drummer bctrugt 10 Rrennl9.
HcprGicntontN ionpoH
@isconiiu lit rcbelIii0 qcuorocn. Gr
lit Mcpublituncr troB0cm bot CT cine
Hciolution %ciugcreidjt Deld)c cine Ne
utiiolt scr &nll2reaeln ioroert, neil
sic icti0cn Hcgeln Dem Sprchcr Oe2
NaliCa mo icincn NintcrmQulprl
Ole Wtuht QcbclL oQc ibncn nidt SIT.
iugcn0c Bills 3llriif5uhdltcn lun0
niht por 0oo Observation-Disclosures ges
lanCen 81 Iuiicu. @r. 9tclion bat il
red)t, obcr niibcn miro ietnc HCioluz
ton rid)t3. SprchCr Cannon nm
ocr Goriibcr oca Gomitc'a iiir lPittel
mo gSeae wcr0cn bic NcIionr@iQ mlc
10 pielc an0crc, 81 Den Ntten legcn.
Gin n2on0ono nfGiiigCr
TNlOicr bat elm Sdrcibcn itbcr engli=
idc NM Ocrtife San0elS-Gonfurrcl5
in ISnoiCn an 2or0 Gromrr gerid)tet.
gr mQ6t ooralti ouimcrfiont, DOB,
mcWn Die cnQliihen &oltilcute lid
nid)t bolO ouilt cnti6Iolicn, mebr
Hiidiift ollf Die @ilnide oco Fltbli-
fums in \Sr1oien 81 nrbmen ole 0cut
idcn aoufIentc lie BORT 9olt5 au@lte.
den milroen. Is lei ia ridtig, Dob
Der britiId)e San0el, mcrn mon Iid)
Die SnbreSbcrid)tc onIebc, BON Sobr }lt
&obr 5unebmen, aber cr mod)ie nid)t
III Dem OtuBe, pie e@ lein Iollte, un0
aud nid)t III 0ericlben Mcile, luic Der
ocutihc. Ger @ollpt0runo licGc Do
rim, 0nB Der 2onoonCr &ollfmarm
niht IN ser Gage lei, Die notbmcnots
gen SnfornlotionCn iibcr Die beIOn0cs
rem Miinide llno &orurtbriIe Der SIN,
outoite 5I erbaIten. &n Berlin be
Itehc elm beion0crc3 fouImGnniihea
&iircolL in mcldcm G%in0c6orene oll&
Sn0ien ongciteQt icieL nbcr in GnQ.
lan0 iheinc man an cine Ioldc prufe
tide Ginrihtuna nod ni6t Bc0oGt
gu habcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Ger polni d) Is ii tcr.N GENT
9icOcrmann bot in Den Iebten 5lueG
Mtonatcn II 0eltti6e GitterQiiter i'll
FoIen lrno &ittollen ongetolit rn1
ltellt Oielclbcn 3ltm S%ertoui an pol
niidc Hcilettorien. 9icier Qericbenc
Eole NIT DEM oelltiden Nontcn Bic.
hermann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
germiIdjtc Inseisen.
Giuc Mittfruit,

ipeIhe ibre eipene 0eimatb bat, feline ainoer,
iudbt Die Vetultniihnii eiles Serrcu bon ltll9es
tdbr 40 Sdbren; tnadDt ilidt5 aus. Oh Eentfb
ODER @naIiih. Ioreiiire: ~. 30" 6eutfher
(103-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

gefdid ftsfAbrtr 6. n. SeiuS, @obnuHg:
&. & g.. f2t 2B. l8albrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Die WcSunuab Sdrule.

@ppIifotioneu iilr Die 9Iufnabne in Die Mic'
SpnpabsS dule nl6Gcn ieBt eingereitt meroelt.
&uabert. Die lett ben hrittefl ODER eineu boberert
@ruo Der oifertliben Shulen gaItinlore's nbs
tnlbiren uno auhere Nlluben nit gleiher Nor
btlonng iino iptblbar. sic iHilifen in 9uls
ttmore tuobncn, 8tpiiben 5ebr llo ~pterSebr
Sabre alt. bon giteiH 9baruiier ltIo In outer
@eluuobeit fetn uto feline aenii9enben WitteI
fir iHre ti9cue Gr5iebulln beiiteu. gppliEa.
tiufss 6orriIInre ibnteit in netrem Vilreau.
Tr. 62i, equitable Wcbanoc, erlarlgt iueroen.
Mpbert 8. Smtth,
Yrliioeat oes SireitoriumS.
U0I4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

GiesntbHmsr 6. 8aius, BobnuHG:
G. & g. 9eItpbou, 1866 WaotfoH-f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Sic britt de GcgicrunD
lit cntid)loilcn, WioBrc0cIn 31 cr8rci
telt tint Die Congo = Ncgicrung 81
5lpinacn, Ocll fortOnlternOcn &crI,
tllngcn Der Observation-Disclosures
Elm Gnbc 5u MADDEN. Sic &cr. Stou
ten lollcn bel 0icIcr N0tbigung init
hclicu. Giuen Nltamcg bat Gngldn9
nod, Qcitottet: @cl0ien fam bis 5lull
Sllni 0cn Congo Srciitoot inter
onnchmbnren NcoinGltngen onnefti.
rem. @ei6iebt GoS nid)t, Damn gcDt
cS los. Gnglnnb er9reiit Damn WtoB-
rcgclu. @eId)c ober? glchnlidc, mic
lie Die 6ron5oien IN Worofto crgrii-
len boben? 9el9icn fam o~Qeroing2
Die engliIbcn WoBregeln u%erbin0erL
nenn cS lid lhleuniglt ben Congo.
Stoat onglieoert, Nllein Der Ser
JUDI Der bclgiid)en Hegicrung, Den
0Igemein lnpopnl6ren Iu0liebe.
rllng2 . &crtrag nod Dor Den bepurz
Itebenoen @ublcn IN Der 9ommcr
MISREPRESENTATION, lit geldeitert uno
Dos Solt, Dos BON red)tSlpcgen bel
Der Ymnerion oeS Gon1oS oaa critic
Wort mitIprcdeu lolte, miro MN
an Der @oblllrnc 5lt cntldei0en DO
bcr, Oh llrlo inter peldcn Heoingllns
gen ea Den Congo bobel mill oocr
niht. Die Ncoiernn9. Die iih biaber
gor5 unh gor Dem @iucn hes So.
ni0s Scopolb gciilgt bot eingeleDer,
buB lie cinlenfen nlilllc, menn lie audi
bcn Corn oeS &onigS erreae. Nun
lou alio oo3 belglidlc Solt cltidci.
Den. Oh llnb inter melden 9eolngll'-
acu ea ben Congo Stoat boben ipill.
Sonia 2eopolo miro iid) natllrlId)
nift pcnig Grgcrn, Bob Die angcle.
genbeit nid)t nod ieinem @ttlcn
9cbt. Ger 9cricbcne 8eidoftsmonll
orf bent Sbron hot lid) cinmul pcr.
ipefulirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

@eitdftSbireau nuo Msbaftluu:
Gr. Alb, EIt'SaItimOresS traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

nibt in Der Gage lei Die n%otbpcn6ia
gen Snfornlotioncn ilbcr Die beionOcs
rem Wiinite uno &orurt6cile Der Sin
0,ltoIte 5u crbalten. &n Berlin be
itchc elm b%eion0crc8 fouImdnniihea
@iircurL in meId]cm G%ingc6orcne oll&
(Sn0ien ongciteQt ieieL obcr in eng
lan0 Iheinc man al cine Iol6c prute
tide Ginrihtllna nod nibt Bc0odt
3Il habcn.
Ter 0eut6 e d) 1fon3-
fer Shirt Niilop bot it'd IN elmer
Neoe ilber Die ulalpGrtige Folitit
GelltihlanO'5 alld) iiber ole moceor.
niid)e 6ra9c u1SGeiprod)cn. Gr iogte;
Nfon bat Die Gage Der 0inge in Wta.
cc0onien .pcrglid)cn nit cincm Scucr.
DcrO, ben ollBer 0ent Son0e5bcrrn 6
0roBm0dtc 5lt I0id)en iid bemilbcn;
pcrgeblif, obnc Griolg, petl BON oil.
zen i%nuneraneuc Sd)eitc in'5 6elter
acluoricn mcrocn. Ger @rlmh 0cS
lIcbclS lic0t uidt ouSihIicBlid) ma
niht cinmul iibcrmieDen0 IN Dem
@cgenlub 3mIldleu GhriItcn ln0 Mo
bnmmc0nncrL ionocrn nocb mebr III
0ei1 crbittertcu &dmpien 6lpiidlc1
0Cn ucrid)lc0cncll driItlifcn 9futios
n%olitGtCn, bon bcncn lih ie0c Die
Sbcrbnbtit in Wtucc0onicn lln0 fir
bcn Sal Der 8cicitiqlung Der Srprc-
Matte Der Efortc cincn ntGgltdlt gro
ben Ni1tbeil 0ca 8cbictca ST lid)crn
ildt. @cgenilbcr oicicm trilben tbot.
l0hlifen 3ltlton0c biloct Der @run0s
iaB Der MISUNDERSTANDING 0c3 Stotlta
QUO oc1 cilti0cnhcn Eunft, bon bent
all5 bic MtGdte Die 2n1c ser 0inge
81 ucrbciiern lltdcn. gn Der N1tf.
rcdtcrboltlmN oc9 Stotll3 quo lit
9%Cutid)lan0 nid)t aml nGd)ItcrL ober
minbeitcnS cbenio cbrlid intcreilirt
mic irgenb cine 0nOere @roBnlnd)t.
Die internotionnlc Wrnolu0c biiGei
scr Vcrlincr &ertrn0.
ltcbcr 0ic GrntcsGrNeb.
Undergraduates 1901-i9OS Ihreiht
bie so Gloto Eoit"; &Coeniolls lit
Cs Qnantitotlu Die gr0Bte Grnte, mel.
dc 0oS 2ono ic i'll pcr5cidncn gebobi
bot, ole ober nod Qr0Bcr %gcluorocn
mare, lucnn bic Nruld)redcnplanc
lid nld,t 10 ltort iiibbor gcntoht mo
lpenn Der &ogelidlo0 mcniger Sfos
0cr ongcrid)tet b0ttc. Nm @ei5cn
murben 5,4S4,00O Sonnen gcerntet.
meit mcbr, OILS III Ser grntc 1906
1907. Hei Sein iteht Die gcer1tete
GltoutitGt Don 1,0S5,UOO Sonnelt
llnt 259,UOW b0hCr, ais bel Der norigcll
Grntc. Safer brnhtc cincn Grtrog
pom $4,000 Sonner, 100000 Son.
men mebr, olS IN Der Grntc-S oilon
| 1906-t9O7. IS f0nncn 0ieies SaDr
1,250,0OO Sonncu @ci5tnmebl unO
Wci5en, cine WiQion Sounen 2cir
unb 10000 Sonnen Safer erportirt
merbe1l. Sn Ger Observation-Disclosures
ltebt Die Erouin5 9ltcnoa 9lprcs nod
mic Dor pbcllall. Sic l~iCierte 2,536,-
coo Sonltcn @ci5en. 100000 Spnncn
2ciu uno $4,000 Sonren Safer.
lleber Die Moi2- Grnte licgen nod
feline ,aelloltcrCn 9lnQobcn Dor, oudl
miro Dos SIT criportc1Oe GrgebniB nlll
rnno 49, Miaioncn 5onnen peron'
ld)logt. Gle Nuoiihicn aif Die Mais.
Grrttc iinG bcliar ais lebtca >Sobr I'M
oieic 3eit. Gle HtcrbouilGd,e bot itd'
gcgen 6nS Grntcinbr t906-t907 I'M
tolt $4,000 &ettor 8ei5cn., 2einz
nnlO NolerieIbcr oltageoebnt. Nretn'
tlnicn bot cine &cp0lfcrung bon emo
5A W%fiIlionern 9clpobncrn, oorlultcl
aud Snoianer, 9te9er, Wtiid,linae
Gorlir lit Die 2on0lpirtbihaft in ra.
ldlen alt'bliiben. srgentinien mir
cite Der aorntommern ser Melt.
Rululnn0fs fiirftid,e W1ner,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

G. @atne. GtaentaHmsr aHb RsbattsHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Selepnpnt:
6. & =. 1913 ct. Eanl.
Marglaub 1893 GourtlanO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Der 9eutfGe Gorrefponoent

erideint jeOcn Sas int Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

aarutnr fir spaibingtuu uno Ttitrtft Columbia:
spur. Sauuemaun, 1918 M'nriDu.Str., R,'1.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-12-24

II You Are Over Fifty Read This
Most people past middle age suffer
from kidney and bladder disorders
which Foley's Kidney Remedy would
cure. Stop the drain on the vitality
and restore needed strength and vigor.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy today. Glendive Drug Co.
"Uncle Joe" Cannon can't under
stand why anybody should want
smokeless Congressman.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-12-24
The New York World
Thrice-a-WeeK Edition
Read Wherever English Language is Spoken

The Thrice-a-Week World, now that
a great presidential campaign is fore
Swallowed, hopes to be a better paper
than it has ever been before, and it
has made it's arrangements accordingly.
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promptly and accurately. 1t is the
only newspaper not daily, which is
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A special feature Of the Thrice-a-
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We offer this unequalIed newspaper
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-06-23

Will C.ean, Prs mi Sew.

The undersigned will
flemen's Clothing in frs
moderate rates. and VI
Sewing. Residence Som
ingt0n street. two doors
(Nn.) Sal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-06-23

Al Halne hfF1ve az and depart from New
Union Station, Washington. d. G., where
connection Is made for and from Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
For Map Folders, Through Ticket Rates,
ETC., apply 70 nearest agent or write 10
z. II. ACKERT. Vice Prest and Geu'i MIR.
:. II. HARDWICK, Passenger Traffic Na,s'gF .
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Washington, d. O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-06-23
d BATHS WERE RARE.



HE Time When Dandy Washed His
Face Nearly Every Day.
It will come as shock to some read
ers to learn that one Of the most seri-
GUS occupations OF fifteenth century
wife was to protect her husband from
i1eas
Taking into consideration. however,
the horror with which the people Of
those days regarded cold water and
clean clothes, 1t is not surprising to
learn that the question Of exterminat-
fng these insects made life burden.
gleanliness was not only looked upon
dangerous custom. but positive
The soul alone was regarded as
any Importance. so that the neglect
~ the body became SO much virtue
that bath was only allowed in cases
of illness. At any rate. water had no
place In the toilet of the grand mo-
narque. His valet after pouring u flask
containing spirits Of wine over the
hands Of bis majesty passed q comb
through his hair, thus completing his
toilet for the day.
In the seventeenth century, however,
cleanliness was carried to such an ex-
cess that 3 |glishvdandy was ex-
p0o6nAot rs face nearly every
did the custom spread
thu necessary to issue solemn
wa3 hat the practice Of using wa
ter To- this purpose 'injures the eye
sight, engenders toothache and catarrh.
renders the complexion colorIess and
makes the skin susceptible to cold in
the winter and heat in the summer"
Washing seems to have been more
popular in the eighteenth century in
France than in England. this in spite
OF the fact that water was forbidden
In the former country.
A lost art. according to M. Franklin
in la Civilite du XIII. au XIX. Sic
cle." is that of blowing ones nose. To-
day 1t is a more or less perfunctory
necessity, but In the seventeenth CEN
fury 1t was an accomplishment. One
person initiated the blast of trumpet.
another the swearing of cat Posi-
bly, snuff taking, which was the fash
lonable habit of that day. had some
tlIiG2ntn1nn rrith its accomplishments.
consisted in max
mother Noteworthy fact on the eti-
cite of those days is that nobody
YER knocked at the door. The correct
thing was to scratch softly with the
nail of the finger, which the dandies
of the day kept extremely long. Eli
quette was so right. in fact. that 1t is
said that the Duchesse de Montpensier
spent a quarter of her life in mental
torture as to whether different indi-
viduals admitted to her presence were
entitled to sit on chairs with backs or
only on stools.
MAKE A NOTE NOW to get Ely's Cream
Balm il sou are troubled with mas u catarrh.
hay fever or cold In the head. 1t is purifying
and soothing to the sensitive membrane tina
lines the air-passages 1t is made to over
come the disease, not to fool the patient by q
short, deceptive relief. There is no coo aine
Jr mercury in it. Do not be talked int,
taking substitute for Ely's Cream Balm
All druggists sell it. Price Soc. Mailed by
Ely Bros. Sc Warren Street, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-06-23
Southern Railway.

SCHEDULE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA, STRAa-
BURG AND HARRIsoNBUHe.
Effective Dec. 8, 1907.
N. B.--Foliowing Schedule figures are pub.
lished ouly as information AID are not ENaF-
anteed.
Grains Nos. 40 and % daily; trains Nos. 218,
ga. 2l4, 271, week days.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-06
DIES IN A RO0M|NG HOUSE
Camp Cook Applies for Lodging, and
Is Found Dead Next
Morning.

Nick Enzen, aged about 81 years, a
camp cook. of whom practically nothing
is known in Salt Lake. died suddenly
in a rooming house at 217 South Second
West street Saturday morning.
Death is believed to have been due to
pneumonia, and was remarkable for its
suddenness. Enzen applied at the ROOM
ing house for a bed Friday night, and
when informed that all the rooms were
engaged accepted proffered cot in the
office. During the night he coughed
frequently. and about o'clock in the
morning arose from his bed. To the
clerk and others in the room he re-
marked that he hoped he had disturbed
no one by his coughing.
Later he returned to the city. and
about 7l0 o'clock it was found that he
had expired. DIR. Pinkerton was called
in by the police. after they had been
notified. and pronounced that the man
had died from pneumonia. He was re-
moved to ODonnells undertaking es-
Enlistment.
Nothing was found among the eff
fects of the man TO indicate where his
relatives may be found, and nothing is
known of his past.
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Special Agents

Lewis, Judge Morris l. Ritchie dis
missed the case of DR.. j. n. Harrison
against NJ. P. GermO. The defendant
in this action is the same person named
in the case in Judge Lewis court. He
is alleged to have owed DR.. Harrison
S62s1 Luke was also given this bill
for collection. A judgment was grant
ed and a writ of attachment issued by
Durand garnisheeing Germos jury
fees. AS in the other case, Mr.. Arm
strong appeared for the county, pre-
scented the same argument and secured
a dismissal of the action.
III Judge Ritchies court a fourth
Luke" case is pending. This is the
case of J. E. LANG against T. s. Snarr.
Snarr Is an employee of the Utah Light
& Railway company. Justice Durand
granted a Judgment against Snarr and
issued a writ of attachment garnish-
eeing his wages. The Utah Light &
Railway company declined to satisfy
the garnishment and the matter was
taken into the court for settlement.
The same principle is involved as iii
the other cases. and it is probable that
the garnishment proceedings will be
dismissed.
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