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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Gin fciner Wcbaufc.

g8ic iid Gin @ier : Ybililter Die @ob(
bon Sronf @ad)ter alS @opor
Der Stobt Baltimore oIs W0glid)s
felt porItellt. - 9emnfroten uno
Hepublifoner lo1en Der .oiienen
Sbiire" mei6en.
IlljGbrIidL pann oie Semperotur
job III Die Babe i6nclt, 10 gum
Weiipiel, mic nm 9onnerltag Der
pergongenen ISOLDE, Damn reiien ielbit
Ill Den r%eifltcn &opfen ollerbano Sc
funten, ipelde eben ltorf Den Steml-
pei Der Sunostoge trogen. 90 Elm
refer aopf bat MN in ganj ihlalier
gIeile olS1erednet, oaB Der Ndtb.
Sranf 6. Wodter in 1911 gum Wop.
rr bon Baltimore ern1blt merocn
iuiiroc, uno 5lpor oif feiner geringe.
rem Tlottform, oils oericnigcn Der
perlolliden> Sreibcit.
Gieicr Ebiloiopb bat iid) sic Sod)s
IN ihIouer @eiic 10 oilsgeretnet Gle
Gemofroten unb bic HcpubIifaner
iino MN einmol iencr &loiic bon
Scllten ucrid)ricbcn, mclde nid)t OIL.
rcrL ooB Gin Wenld) iid etpos St1r'
tcres olS @oiier binter Die 9inoc
gie6t uno bolb miro eS %loipeit fom.
men, boB or oils Elm gerbrefer GILT,
cine Gigarre 81 roltdJen. Ger Wonn,
Der cine Gigorre IN Der 5oihe trGgt.
1T einfod) ser @efobr ousgciett, ipc.
gen Srogens uerborgenerWoffcn per'
baftet 81 iperbcn.
Ia miro ihlieblih nihts iibriJ
blciben, OILS eincn Wapor 81 ertpGb.
len, Der BON beioeli politiiden Yor.
teien mnabbdngig, geitiibt aIf cine
rnobbGnaige Ylattform fir cine of.
fene Stabt, einen offerien Sonntag,
in Die grena tritt uno iuer marc ounl
better befGbigt, als Der gd)tb. Sronf
6. 8odter?! 9as Gin5ige, mas Der
aarsen @ei6idte ben HeiS raubt, lit
Die Sbatiod)e, onB Sr. @adter bis
icbt nod nif)t iif bereit er.
flGrt bat, inter ioldcn llmitdnben 5u
cunoibiren, nno bon ben TlGnen
oes Ebilojopben i%iberbunpt nidts
ipeiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Gitdiu gcluinnt.

9Gorlottc c, nc, q. Suni. -
GongrcB9 lbGcoronctcr @. ". aitdin
mlroe nm s llbr beltc glbeno in ser
GO. Mbltimmlln0 nit elmer Mcbrbeit
bon GO Stinmcn 5ltm @oupcrneIr$s
Gonoi0otcn nominirt, nodJoem nod
Der 80. Ibitimmlmg Sbcrit NiblcD
@arnc ieincn Nomcn 5liriid0cSogcu.
Nbcr scr Tcriltd, Die Domination 81
elmer cinitimmi0cn 3rt MADDEN, pcrur'
lnd)ic cine miloc Icmonitrdtion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
QgndIcrci IN Wruraia.

&opcrok ga, 81. Sum-. -
Die Jtc2er @nltcr @ilfiuS mo Al-
tert 9ufcr mltr0cn beiltc }lbenO bicy
an Der Stootgrcn5e bon einem mad,
5ouicnben 5Gblenoen Mob 9eIpndt.
Sic l%tanoen inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
in Wnpne-Golmtp oie ii.iGbrige
Sod)ter OeS &eiBcn @iIcp Noin.
mrigbt pc~rgcmoItigt SIT bnberL umb
marcn bclte birrbcr 9e6rndt mor0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Ser ,,Sas" Sas.

Gin anld)cincn0 Brnber Griplg. -
Gle Strabcr bclcbt bon MGtl.
ncrn Die nit Stolj eincn Tag"
oii Ser @rult trlgeu.-Wo0erne
Nmu5onen. llnmioerIteblid)
ulo ihIau.
@eItern mar nlug"sSag in 9olti-
more, neben Den pielen an0eren Sa-
gen nit belon0eren Hamen nal ct.
mas ganj NellcS - un0 nod Oa5l
ein Gag, Scr cineHt gang beionOer3
glitcn 3medc 6ieute, Dem nGmlidl, Der
"Gbil0ren'S 6rei6 Nir Societp" Die
0tittel 5ltr 1ur6iiibrung hires mobl-
tbGtlgen Werfca 81 ldaiien. @opon
Der geitrigc 5og ieincn Nomen er.
belt, 0a5 miro mobl einem ieoen III.
ierer 9eicr uno 9%eierinnen, olld) menn
iic in oen lebten Sngcn Die 3eitung
ridt genuu perfolgt, obne @eitereS
flar %geuorOcn icin, iobnlo lie gcitcrn
Die StraBcn betrntcn. Phi S6ritt
unO 5ritt begegnete cinem Scmano,
ser itoli, mie Elm Orocn5ritter ieinen
Eicpmnb i'm &nopiloh trltg, oui Der
9rult Elm Tag" bernnterbolrmclll
Guttc, ein GubereS 3cidcn, oaB i'll
Dem SrGacr Der @obltbGtiAfeitaiinn
nod nid)t eritorbcn un0 er lcinen
SbolllS i'm Sienite ocs @obltbunS
aeopfcrt. @enu Nun nlld) cincrieitS
lmbcoingt 5ugegeben iein ioa, Dab
bnS @eiiibL elmer 9llten Sad)e 81 bie.
lien, sic mcilten @eber sum @riii III
sic Saihe pcrunlaBt bat, 10 lGBt lid
aili ser on0cren Seite bod olld) niht
perfenncn. baB sic 9lrt, IN meld)er
Dem i'm ,Snncrn oeS Wcnifcn ihlum-
mcrnoen Sang gum @lttcn 0llrd) ei-
nen i%onften Irild bon 9lllBrn nnd)ge=
bolfen mlroc, geltern lire bcionoers
ongenebmcu Seiten batte.
Soften iih ooh ncbcn elmer groBell
gln5obl iirngcr MGnncr cine minoe.
items glcide 3obl iuacnoirliher, bib
idyer Gomen ais S%illiStruppen an
lpcrben loiien, oeren Nngrifien oaS
itGrferc @eidled)t notiirlidl nllr iebr
ihpnd)en @iOeritono %leiltete. "a
bate ia olld) cine 9orboren-Mo
Oo5t gebort. elmer lold)en nieoliden.
nit licbcnSmiiroi9itcnt 2Gdcln oili
eincn 5iltrippeln0cn Sd6ncn lire
Bite ,unl cine feline @abe fir bic
arn1en &inocr" ob5uif)lagen. llnb
gar Monhcr, Ser IN grmangellno
BON alcingelo cin Collar. ooer &c
GentSitiid elmer oieicr moOernen
Imo5onen iibcrreidte, iob 81 ocr
@orten oNir med)leln nidt" nit
piIleidt olid etlunS ioucr iiiBem 2d.
d)cln aber ooh nit 1uBcrer Soltung,
icnes @eloltiif in Ser aoiic ser
ihlduen &lelnen neridminocn. Inter
oieicn ltmltGnben 6iirfte Dem ,SrciG
Nir" Sonb Elm erflcdIihcs Siimm.
den 5llgeiloilen iein - lino oos mor
ia ld)lieBli6 Scr 3mcd ser llebung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
3pa Mnareifer nit in ben Sub.

Ecorio, Sa, ". SUM. r. Plus
sem Sainois Niuer uurocn oie sci
den BON Sri. Gorotbp y. Slngg %
Sabre oft, Die bier 5u @eiuh weiIte,
mo pom @iliom 4Sotterion % Sab.
re alt, gc5ogcn. 3miidcn 0cn Der
Den mllB Elm crbittcrtcr aanpi ltntt.
gcilinocn bobcn, uno eS lit %oiicnbar,
bob baS MGoden in Gcrtbcioi9un1
ieiner @bre Den Ingreiier nit in Den
Zoo Ge5ogcn bat, ais ooS Yoar cine
Nootinbrt nItcrnabm.
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Sctruocner Stalicuer.

Observation-Disclosures, @irtb unO @ol-
fier Ya5Qlale q 9loiio nit 6n.
mile ucridmum0cn. - Webrere
pertraucuSieli9e Staliencr be-
trolicru ieiuen ironj0liiAcn Ibs
ihieo. - @ltrocn ongeblid) be
id)minoclt.
Zen iron50iiiden 9lbihien bcS Sta
lieners EnSorale 81 Nloiio. zines
@rocerplooen GcliberS, @lrtbea uuo
anqcblihen 9ontierS, beoalern 5obl
rcite itoIieniid)e 9cpobncr Oc9 sit.
liden 9iitriftS, Ole linn Dor leinem
Nblhieo nod gerne eincn iuormcn
SGnoeorltf gc0ebcn bGttcn. Ter Ib-
id,ieo oIlein itinumtc Die Staliencf
niht allein 10 trouriG ionoern holats
I1hlid Ser llnlitono, OoB 81 SloIio
angeblib ibre ia1ter e%ruorbenen Gr.
iporniiic mitnnbm.
81 9lniio mo icinc Srou ncrlieBcn
Baltimore am Gienitog. Sciu 9e-
genpGrtigcr NlicntboltSort lit nldt
befnnnt, iebod) permnltbct mon, BOB
oerlclbc BON Nelp Oorf aus nod Heu-
pei, ieincr Scimotbsitnbt. obacreilt
lit. 81 Nloliu mo lcine Irnlt be
triebcn an Scr StIlea', nabc Nlab-
StroBe, cincn @roccrplaoen mo ieit
Ginger 3cit nld cine @irtbifait III
Nr. 500, StileS-S troBe. SeInc Sun.
Den, meihe nidt ollrd) ali Die Torn1a.
lit1ten elmer @onf gcbcn ipollten, DC.
ponirtel bel ibm ibre Griporniiic IN
Dem @lnuben, cinen 9llten @cld1itS.
mann Dor lid 5t boben, Der ihncn
quite 3inicn bc5ublen miirbc. 81 Ola
ito ld)eint obcr nid)t boS bel ibnl Der.
mlttbcte @cld)id zines @cldGitSmnn=
mes 81 boben, ocnn CT ging in lcincm
Soocn, mic IN leincr @irtblhoft lcbr
umflilg 5i @crfc, inocm er Sober
mann borgtc, Der bel ibm %6eponirte.
rnb ME olti 9cSablung Orong. Wtit
ocn Sepoiiien faltltc er Damn algcb-
lid neucn Eroniont. SoB oieicr @t-
idGit5betricb nid)t BON longer 9ouer
lein fonnte, lGBt Iid) ocnfen, teoon
fonlen Die Gepoiitorcn 81 @loiio'S
crit geltcru sur Ginliht, oils lie per
nobnlcn, BOB ibr &crtrnuenSmonn
nit Srnu mo Sod)ter ocn Stnnb Der
WonunlentcnItoot bon lid gcldilttclt
bate. Sic mllBten ierner nit Sd)rc.
den eriobren, baB 81 @lnlio Dor lei
ncr Nbrclic icin goIl5eS Gigcntbum
in bnore Wiln5e ltnlgcicBt buttc.
Gincr Der 9etroiienen, Nntonio
SagoOo, bcaob iid) nod Der oitli6cn
Foli5ciitotiou, nm cinen @oitbeiebl
gcgen ben Sliibtigen ST. crlongen,
leinemI @unld)e fonntc nbcr Der go
li5elrldtcr nid)t nad)fOmmcn, bn icilr
@rtbaben no6 Dem bon 81 9loiio
ollSgemod)ten S6uloidcin crit NOR
gen f0lig lit. >n Ocricl6en miBliden
Gage b%ciinocn lid) mcbrcrc onocre
Stulicncr, mo miro Die Summe.
lucld)e q 9lalio on1eblid) m1tcriblo.
gen bat, oli $1,000 bis $4,000 ge.
id)Gbt.
GoS &eribminoen q 9lolio pcrur.
iad,te INN 10 groBere Anireglng inter
Der itolieniiden 9enolterung olS crit
Dor &ur5em Der Heltouroteur mo
9nnfler Charles g. Noberto bon ser.
StilcS. unO Ereiioent.S troBe icine
&lrnoen oli Dem Srodcuen liben
lieb.
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Sulam mcnltpf ami SudJbabn.

Ncm 0orf, y. Suni. - 3luci
3iiae Der 3. gpcnlc . &ohbobn ltit,
Zen belltc an Der 102. StroBe 5ll.
lonmen unb Elm Sbcil zines Der bel.
oen 3iige bin1 bon Der Sotbo6n
berab. Nicnnno murOc getootct, ic.
cod c%rlittcn ~ Ycrloncn &crlesul.
gen, Die o~leroiug$ nitt lebensge.
iGbrlid)er Notur liuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

WIdnner NIT Grfubrun9 ais Siii5ierSs a6de,
GteiuaroS luo AReBs Sungen tiir ocIt 6lottens
bielIit Der Neretuigiel Siuaien. Subnc iiirSlid
nm Sebn YrpSrnt erbult. GolHpeteuie Sente
iueroeu iofort engaGtrt. Nuber ocnl erb0bien
Qpbu erbulten ulle Niinner aleid bei'm @iuirlit
cine aleioers slisitattung in gSeribe BON $4,000.
Noit, gu9is, Sabrt lllo, lUertrI acbraIbt, drli.
lide Siilie iino fdmmtlih iret. sine uor5iiallde
8eleeenbeit, @elo III ipureii. Sic r~eHnlirci
9ienliiiunoeTt, babe Seicrta9e. beitdnoige Il'
iiellna etc. MAIDEN oieic Slope lebr min 6enss
luerib.
sin gppIiiaut mlb @mpiebIruaen porieigen.
iuelde 9riabrllg uno nuten ebdrnitcr %belueifell.
Stcipdrbs miiiiel int Sturloc ietIi, Die lotbmeits
Diaen gebensmiltel eiu6ufaufei mo Nub ju
fi6ren. 9Dde miiiien ibre Neflbiguna na1s
meifen. Wlebiun9en miiien BORDER IN 8oiels,
Clubs, Geiianranie ooer 6anIiliet Gearbeiiet
baden. Dian ipenoe Ii1 an oaS Slutten. Hetrati.
rnugS.Sircau, Is S..CSap. ctr, Baltimore, Mo,
CSuni7, 40, l4,fd.2 q, 2SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

Der Intbeil bcs Staates
on ben Spirituoien iinb ionitigen 81.
cci15en Ser Staot Baltimore beirut
bieies Sabr $1,127,5S0.7S, fir Nel
den 9etrag geitern Sr. Ioam 9elt.
pert, Glerf 0es Common Eleas-@ Sc.
r;dtes, Dem Staots G%ontroleur Se
ring cine Antpeiiung ouslteate.
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Or. at. ! hramuuit,
1907 Baltimore Straee,

q Sbiiren dhfid, pom yrsasWanl,
mad. fit feline Faticnie1 befnIint. onB pdb.
reHb Sini. Suli uno gluluit feiue ~Sprebitunoeu
iuie folgt limo; Sdalidl pun . bis 10 tibr Vurm.
NIB 4 bio s ilbr Abrnoc. Sunutago son 10 iihr
BORA. bio 1 ltbr s,adim.
2enfe. ole an iraeio elmer SoriH bon dlrpni.
idlen Sraucu., WeidnledltS. uHo Standardization
~ieioen, brnifen feline sSurrbi por Shmersen III
BADEN. Wieine Heue nietbooe nermeioet oiefets
ben. 2Sir beniben in ~nnierer Bruris teine IN.
tirrntenie Uno auranttren cine Mnr in ~fiirserer
Set. ais onrb cine anaere Metbooe.
&. 4 Y. Ybpue - &plie f167.
(Iiir53t, SiSr. So,tO
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&rontbeiten lullroen angemcloct
9lblcbcu.

- Sr. 0ouio 9irlcr, Gin ebcmolis
ger 2ebrcr an Scr bieiigcn itGotiidcr
bobercn &nobenihuIc, lit I'M Ilter
pon II &obrcn in San 6ronciScp &c.
itorbcn.
- &r. Scr6crt SbomoS, IollgiGbs
RIGGS WtitglicO Der Sirno Snruep 4
So, &criid)crunNSmodlcr, lit in iei.
llcr @obmrnN Nr. 744, H~cierpoir.
Strobc, 0citorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

Sm Grade 1T 81 y. - Inter
@ctbciligung 5uDlrcihcr 2cibtroaen.
ocll, inter bencn iid) picle Mit0lie.
Der Der D&0nio GaDib 2ooc Nr. Is.
u. 4. II. u. Dr." uno bes yOit.@a(.
tinlorc arbeitcr : &rallfcn . ltntcr-
ltilbumga Tcrcins" b%eion0cn, muroc
AcItcrn Ole ir0iide &iiur oeS am %.
&lmi i'm Alter bon 40 Sobren Der.
~ltorbencn 9GdermeiiterS Sront Soll.
tcllbelrH inter Dem cillorldSpollcll
%Geremoniea Der Sreinlmurcr olli Dem
baltimore Sricbboic sur lceten Hitbc
hcItottct. Yuitor SuliuS Soimonll
ton Der ocutlhcn 3ionS STRIDE belt
Iomobl I'M Sraucrbauic, Nr. 1740,
SrleanSltrobe, mic am @robc tici-
cmpfunoene Nniprad)en. Cine SiiIlc
rrGhti9er 9lumcnltiide wuroe am
@~robeSbiigel ni~eber0elegt. Mit0lic.
scr Der oa0nig Sopio . Soge" crnie,
len Dem 0obinaclhiebcncn ole lebtt
Gbre ais @abrtubtr1ger. Sr. Mnl.
s. ShGier leitctc Die @eerbigung.
Nodoem Foitor u. q. Stcrger
ton Der belltlben 9rcieinigfeitS Sir.
dc cinen ieierIiden SrauergotteS-
oicnit gcbaltcn. ionb gciteru Nod),
mittog Die OeerOigung Der i'm Sitter
BON 70 Sabren nob longcm id)lpe'
rem 2cioen neritorbencn Srou Gliio.
tctb @inOemutb, gcb. @roB, bonn
Srmicrbolle, Nr. SOP, Toro. Wooci.
roitrobc, ans nIi Dem Baltimore
Srieobofc itott. gis 9obrtuttrGoer
i@unOirten Die SS. Conrad Hcib, Sp.
9cder, Y. Yiiingcr mo Sobn Sur,
ris. Tie &eritorbene milroc am q.
Npril 1886 in ataiiau geborcn unb
fam i'm sitter bon Is Sobren nud)
Mmcrifo. Wtit 20 Sabren Derbeiro.
tbete lie iid) nit Srn. Seinrid) Wins
henitb, Der ibr i'm Sabre 1888 inn
Sooe o%oronging. 6rau @inbemlltb
binterl6bt cine Sodter, 6rou Tido.
Ieisler, mo 5tpei Gnfelfinocr.
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0etrii benocN d r / Of t an :
Tbilooclpbia - Sr. Z. y.
Nooic bon Nr. BOP, Siio.Yoco. g IT,,
empfing geitern Abeno Die bCtriibenoc
Nodridt. ooB ieire in Ebilo0clpbio,
9tr. 1925. Wolnt SernonsS troBe,
iuobnenoe Sodter, Srau Gulicc Ear.
fer, g~citern ourd) ginneGmcn bon
Gllediilber einen SeIbitnlor0pcriud,
begging. Sic fono in einem Oortiac,l
Soipital gllinabme. Die iic bebon,
oelnocn Ger5te glouben nid)t, ouB Tie
NIT Dem Scbcn bnponfonmen miro.
Valtimorer in Shmuli
tGten. Giner Gepcide ans @itts-
burg 5uiol9c lit oalelbit Gin ocpiiier
Sarrp Snbn aus Baltimore, luclfer
nit elmer gn5obl 8lopffedter nod
Chicago reiien woIlte, auf Die 9lt.
ihnloiguna bin perbaftet morbcn, Elm
peroahtigcr Gbarofter 5u iein. 81.
mem Eoiioaicr oltf Dem ndmlihen
Mdg9on fam Die 0orie obbnnocn,
nno Die alopiied)tcr ioaen iiber bercn
@orbanbeniein ansfnnft millen.
EGTe snr Meiie in'S NnslanS &c.
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gerlanat inn Magcmeimcn.
qsutines Mrbeits. Wodw,tiuuas.sartau

Ssntines Arbeits. IRA dpwtiiunss. Sirean.
Inter Der auifibt Der r9entiten Seieuitatt@.
9ieienigen, Die oeltite. Sanoiperfer, Irbeiter
len i6 peri1nIi6 ODER in franfirten Brieien an
ben sseilell oer Seleliuall, Sobnnn .. Wteper,
8immer IL, yr. 2l5-217, 6uurtIano.Strake,
penoen, ,pel6er ulemieeltlit Nusfulit ertbeileH
plrn. Spre1itunoen bon l bis o ubr.
GSau27,1O
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Stcacngcinde.
SttneGeimdl :

Sin 9roobdder, quite erite Quno, iutt Siels
luna, am Giehiien nut dleludri5. Gltertelt
urter IN. y. 100" al ocu .Ientfdlen eprrc.
ipounentrn." Qt9-Sl)
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Sin gutter 9roObdder ln6t SteIlung ais
8lpeite Nduo. llidu d%oreiiire: 10, 1892"
,Tentihcr Gurrefppnocnt." OS0l
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EaEe smr @eiie ms NnslanS Re.
iOrst g. Saline, Wr. 413, Dn.yaIti.
u'sreifraks, safe Gsitsm Sonie Ass.
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ateaeaefuh

Sin iunaer Wtani iuht 8eibditigung ir9euo
mclfer Nrt. 9tat5uiragen in Tr. Gi2, lit.
Yratt. Strafe. OS0-D
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3n p%ermictbem.
gu pcrfanien uber 80 permictben

Gu perfauicn poer Sn prrmietben:
Sine 9dderei: gut eiablirier Sl1b; nit alIs
Ter 9Sa9cls ]touie. W'dn aoretfire: ~. &. ~"
Eifiee hes .6orreippnoentcn." u1s-S0)
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Gu Ucrfamien:
Sarmlan6 in bier mo flint NdersGldbett.
Gadh5ufragen int 9interSebiioe bon Gr. 522,
Horos @ab' strake. e. & i. Rbure Gureoo
265-R. G7s-SI)
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19

The death of Senator Proctor, who
would undoubtedly have headed the YER
mont delegation at the Chicago conven-
ton, will probably result in devolving
that honor upon Senator Dillingham;. AT
least, this would be the natural, and, we
may add, the wise and fitting action.
The other delegates-at-large commonly
regarded as likely to be chosen are Con-
gresham d. J. Foster, Editor Frank L..
Greene and Acknowledgement c. c. Fits.
For district delegates, we hear Editor R..
w. McCuen and Hon. o. M. Barber mem
toned in the First district, while on this
side Editor Arthur f. Stone and Gen. f.
G. Butterfield are named. If this slate
goes through, the Vermont press will be
extremely gratified by the choice of three
able representatives, and we are inclined
to think the party could not be served
better than by their choice. 1t appears
as if such delegation would be about
evenly divided, in personal preference,
between Taft and Hughes. This, accord
ing to present indication, seems fair re-
ftection of the feeling among the rank
and file of the party in Vermont.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
Breaking the Highways.
Mr.. Editor:-

Mr.. EditOr.-
want to make a protector call Il a
kick IL you want to-about the way the
town fathers see fit TO use the highway
money. / claim that this idea Of having
so much money put into summer road
work Is overdone- II is all very nice to
put few CT the main lines in fine shape
for automobiles and for people with
teams to ride out on Sundays, but don't
forget that the doctors, merchants who
run order teams outside the villages. II.
f. ID. and star route mail carriers. livery
men, those who gather the cream and
those who have to carry small children
TO school have good claim for a decent
track in the winter. We are here ali the
year round, and have to pay taxes. and
we do not want to be forgotten.
viii admit that the back roads are
not travelled so much as they were ten
years ago. The farmers don't have TO go
to the creamery or postoffice or 10 the
store as they used to; the telephone saves
lots OF travel, and they don't raise much
corn to husk, and so don't have TO go 10
mill so much. Neither do they have so
many colts to break in the winter as for
meriy. All these things take of travel TO
some extent.
claim to have some as good horses
to waliow through drifts, or pick a blind
track as there are in Orange county. but
DO not want the honor of breaking too
much road, as too much honor is a bad
thing for any man, for tits liable to give
him a swelled head.
This is not kick against the road
commissioner personally, for IL 1 had
anything of that kind to do. would
have done it before town meeting. in
stead OF waiting till he was elected
again.
Question-h the present policy on road
work Is the only right one, why did
not the town fathers advise and insist
.nat we raise $500 extra road money.
81 as 10 get 1900 free from the state ?
Z. s. Conant, Randolph Center. VT
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19

The proposition that the general assem-
bly, of 1906 be convened in special session
Immediately to choose senator received
a speedy quietus from Governor Proctor,
who announced Saturday that it would
not be done. The considerations of ex-
pense; of doubtful legality; of possible
prejudice to the cause of some of the
candidates, and, chief of all, that the
legislature of 1906 was not chosen on the
senatorial issue, demanded an emphatic
negative to the plan.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19

sion OF the patriotic sentiment of our peo-
pie, because, in view of the possibility of
the reelection OF the president, the out
side world also has become accustomed to
look to that fact for the deepest motives
of presidents sctions.''
In summing up, note these incisive
words, and consider if they do not thor
oughly apply at the present juncture:-
Sin what have said of the dangers of
the present situation, / speak with great
Difference of the great men who have filed
the high office of president and who have
been candidates for reelection. i doubt
not but that they have been as little in
fluenced and controlled by the selfish
considerations mentioned as one placed in
so inconsistent position couid.be. The
difficulty, however, is that the position is
inherently an inconsistent and antagonis-
tic one. One person cannot in the ma
ture OF things be at the same time a PER-
feet president and a presidential candi-
date. / believe that the people are be-
coming more and more dissatisfied with
having the high office of president used,
or having it possible to use il, to prolong
the incumbent's tenure. They are be-
coming more and more dissatisfied with
seeing presidential campaigns run from
the White House. Il viii be tried Just as
long as it is possible. IL will only cease
when the Congress and the states by con-
stitutional amendment return to the spir-
il OF the constitution ana tie original
plan OF the trainers. Then no personal
ambition of chief magistrate can ever
compete with his am bition TO serve his
country well and leave an honorable
record for his administration"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
Gas en- the Stomach
OFTEN THE CAUSE or GREAT
BODILY DISTRESS.
II Indicates a Feeble Stomach i
Which the Food Lies UrS-
gested and Shows Need
Of Tonic Treatment.

When the stomach Is feebIg Ga. g.,
lies in il Dndigested, decsys AID g.
of poisonous gases that disteps hi -
Of the stomach and cause .n+a.f,,.--
with other organs, especially VIA II
action Of the heart and Iuurs H..
gases have other ~ enects Tbsr =.
absorbed by the blood and eorrgrt w
50 cause aches in remote paris of - 80
and the formation Of unhealthy 49,
everywber General bodily wsss-.-
and loss Of weight rssult. TIE -,
and TIE brain are DISTURBED and sf...-
forts such a. dizziness, bot aaFhes. -
lessness, irritablsaess and desUouser.,
originate from this source.
Experience shows that these t-,,,t..
vanish Just as soon as the ato-ua,t +.
made strong enough 70 dfges t5e ~
In other words, il needs tonic -.
viii rouse il 20 do the Wufk Of ebrB,.
ing the food into nourishmeHt. M.
tonic used ought 10 b. one that viii
agree with the most delioste sfgns.t
Mrs Amelia GWinn. q uurse BE- 1--r.
patton. lives at 5l3s Vernon sqeBr,
Chicago, III. she said roagutlvs-
"When ] was living IN Terrs Hsus
Ind, some years age, ! vas n tas
health for some months and gd ~
know Whist allied me, only that I az
not feel like myselL Ms doctor al
was suffering with indigestion. b.
be did not cure me.
81 had seyere pains In the stomach sBs
could not digest any solid food. lad
10 diet all OF the time and had 30 rua
gas on the stomach that Il seemed A
times a. though my breath was leaving
me. I was greatly run down 10 hestb
and lost in weight.
IL decided one day 10 drop tbe doc
tors medicine and take Dr.. WuIismF
Pink Pills. The frst few boxes helpss
me and took them until cured. ! gained
in weight, my digestion became good
and { have been in splendid health snag.
am glad to recommend Dr.. WuIamg
Pink Pills, a. they are worth tbes
weight in gold"
The remedy which gave Mr.. Gvina
complete health can b. obtained u any
drug store or direct from the Dr. WI
lism ms Medicine Co, Schenectady. x. =.
at 50 cents per box; six boxes f9r s25l
While 80 promptly effective. In. VII
liams' Pink Pills contain DO hGrufal
siimulsnfs or opiAtes. They are rer'sctIT
safe and create no drug habit. Every
dyspeptie should read aWhst % Eai and
How to Eat" Write for free copy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
Office Holders Paradise.

In the town of Somerset, in this state,
one man holds seven offices and another
holds six. Think of the fearful strain
they must be under, particularly when
we consider that both these civic heroes
are listers, constables and school direc-
tors. And, forsooth, they are auditors as
well, having earned the privilege of put
ting an o. K. upon their own accounts.
1t might be only right and proper to keel
Somerset over into some real big town,
where the ability of these hard-worked
officials could be compensated by provid-
ing, out OF the town cash-box, an annuity
for life. These patriots may well be con-
sidered as candidates for the laurel
wreath.-Ludlow Tribune.