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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES

It Is remarked by the Baskerville
vindieator and Republican that "some
of the eastern papers claim that since
the ratification Of the sheath skirt
fashion the women have become phil
anthropically inclined by sending all of
their petticoats to the Salvation Army,
while the man Of the street has be-
come distinctly pop-eyed."
The Manson Journal says you cam
not always tell what man thinks
about the political situation by what
he says"
"The laws of Iowa require all can
didates for office to file statements OF
expenses within ten days after pri-
mary election, and this law has been
complied with by most candidates.
but there is one notable exception.
( certain headquarters located at
Dubuque seems to have ignored this
law and altho its disbursements are
i,supposed to be the largest made for
any candidate in the state, no state
ment has yet been filed" says the
Mitchell County Press.
Says the Cedar Rapids Gazette:
LEST we forget. it is worthy of reit-
Grafton, that the progressives are not
| talking bolt as did the standnatters,
when the latter lost the preliminary
| fight in 1905"
The Sioux City Journal thinks that
1.-THE banker who takes his wife with
| him when he goes away from home
lis a safe banker with whom to place
llyour deposits"
! "It is quite as reprehensible to
drink liquor as to sell 1t" contends
| the Des Moines Tribune. "The saloon
keeper is no worse than patrons He
does not manufacture drunkards.
The liquor traffic does that, and If
| there wasn't saloon or a saloonkeeper
| on earth the liquor business would go
| on, and drunkards would exist, as long
as the government allows liquor to be
| made in order to secure a revenue
| from It,"
This is from the Tama Herald: Hon.
Bernard Murphy arises from the mat
ON which the primary election laid
him PROSTATE and with voice some
what husky but still vibrant with sim
cerity declares his loyalty to the en-
tire republican ticket. Pat is good
troops He is a good fighter and in
the political arena both gives and
takes hard knocks. But better than
all, he is a good loser. Men like Muir
phy are never eliminated from pol
/! itics. They endure because the world
shonors a man who carries himself be-
comingly in the hour of defeat"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
For Constipation.
a prominent

Mr. :, n. Farnham. a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa. says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation" Give
these tablets trial You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant in
effect. Price. Is cents. Samples free.
For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
Politics.

.swhy do you wish to drag the con-
vention out so long? We could easily
finish it up in one or two days"
"You forget, dear sir, that we Will
have to make it long enough to pro-
vide an occasion for having a repre-
sentative of each religious denomina-
ton open a session with prayer"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
Found a Barqa ain.

"uncle Job, what is Missouri meer-
schaum?"
ITS corncob pipe. Why?"
'Er-nothing, only sent SO cents for
one the other day. A fellow was adver-
Using them"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

81 n YOUR PLUMBING BURSTS
n the Fourth, that is a kind Of ex-
sSlosion you won't relish as part Of the
says celebration. Suppose you pre-
lent anything Of that kind at your
fouse BY having us
i Make YOUR PLUMBING RIGHT
lust tell us to do what is necessary
Ind we will FIX things all right in as
little time as possible and at as little
Ia expense to you as we can make 1t.
order us to 80 ahead now while you
hink Of It. You say the word and
ke.ll do the rest.
BUCHANAN. eoUGHToN CO.
20 North csntsr Sc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
Might Work Then.
Nav YORK. S,inl

Knicker-Edison says four hours'
sleep is enough for everybody.
Bocker-It would be II you could
take it after 1t Is time to get up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29
A viper In The Stomach

is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters helE
all such cases or no pay. soc. Nc
! Bride s. VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

mo. sir" she said simply. =
would"
II thought not, thought mott I'M
terrupted the lawyer, bending over and
rubbing his hands.
mo, sir" continued the witness, T
should not charge you at all should
make you pay in advance"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

Dynamite Wrecks Buildings
as completely as coughs and colds
wreck lungs. Cure them quick with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. SOC and
}1.00. Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

and its limited chances for the future
when we are told that he has ahead OF
him $4,000 worth of lecture engage
rnants
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

The Manson Journal says you cam
not always tell what man thinks
about the political situation by what
he says"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Der nGdite &ebner mar Gongrebs
Ni6Qeoroneter Sobn $. email, ser
iiber y2nnbmirtbihoft 1lno Grams.
pprtmcien" iprod, Ger Iebte Hconer
ipor Sr. Cbeo. $. 4rice bon Nerp.
yorf, Der ipejiea iibcr sic @iftigfeit
bcS 9olmlpolbonoeIS iprod).
Gle &upellc oc3 5. RcgimcntS lie.
fertc bic Gon5crtmuIif. Sc1tte miro
GongreB = 2lbgeoroneter Gbarle5 $.
Solpler bon Nelp e Dorf iibcr ole 81.
mans > Situation ipre6cn. Nm Cont
n%critoB Nlben0 finOet cine @oltoepil.
lc.|oritclltn9 IN Ser .9pric" Itott,
lei Ser @Obert Smof, Seonne Sllrit,
@oQmoO, @eihmiIter NooncD un0
2lnOcrc mitnirten mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

q Of CT III ~ 0 Of. - Scllte b..
Ainrt Die Iulten5cit, Die bon ollen &u-
tbolifCn uno altf pielcn Erotcitnnterl
ltre1g gcboltcn miro. Sir bic &atbos
lifCt iin0 Die SoItenre0eln ser Stride
mob9cbeno. Nit benl gcitrigcn 6nlt-
nodtS- glbenb fam fir lie oie gergnii.
grn0S.Sniion gum 9lbi6luB, uno
&icle gobcn iid Dem SuiionobiflllB
IN ungcbunocner SrGblid)feit bin. SIS
ner6cn nod Glide Seitlid)fciten itatt.
finoen, Die pom iolden Gerionen be.
ilht meroen, fiir sic sic Soiten5eit
nidt mcbr beoeutet, ols irgeno cine
onOcre 3cit ocS SobrS, ober lire 3obl
lit mi Terb1ltniB 5u Ocn @lGubigen
Ood flein.
Inord It en in
- Ger Ingriii olli Eoli5eihef Ship.
pp bon Chicago 0nrd cinen Inordt-
item 6iloete gcitcrn Dos SogcsQeiprGf
in EoliScifrciien. Moridal Jornon
iagtc,I Oab iid 5iuei Inorfiiten in
Baltimore bciinoen, obcr oieielbcn
onihcincno megen Wongels geeignc-
ter Siibrcr ser Goli5ei ioIt gor feline
l(ngelcqenbeiten gemodt babcn. SicIc
glnor6iiten iino Der Toli5ei befunnt
lrno meroen ltctig iibermoht.
Eieneue NJ Eoli5ei
Stotion.- Gle olte mittlrrc $50.
li5ciitotion, sic ieit 1870 ibren 3tpef
eriiiQt bat, mirb beute gerGunlt mo
Die renopirte iriibere bobere Shille
iiir Negcr on Snratogn, nabe Char
lcSitrnBc, be5ogcn nerben. Ger
oGeutide Correspondent" bot bereitS
ON Somntog cine. getaue geldrei-
blln9 scr nciien Station gebruht, in
melder beilte @ornlittag Z llbr Der
critic NppeIl o~bgcbalten iperoen miro.
&obernaael feltgebolten.
- @iQiom &abernagel, Der elmer
Torlooung I'M MorbprojeB gegen s.
u. Gollliielo Dor Ben @roB9eitmore-
men niht 9eiolgt nno oeSbal6 uerbai,
tet iporoen NOR, iuurbe geItern pom
Hid)ter 8rannan fpcgen Grmongc-
luna elmer 9iiroIdnit bon $500 oert
@eidngniB iibermieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
1tntcr6altunas : @cglueiicr.
Bur Wcndltnnn.

9rr nScutiGe GUrrri9ouoeut" nimmt ~ ieOer
Scit Serid,tc nuf ibcr @ertobuua cu, 6udIriten,
@cbnrtstngc, guloeue uuo itl0rrue 0Od5rttert,
@cicnihGftssNlUrune etc, nit ben Aniucu Der
gluuricuScu, bic a6cr oentlidl acidricbcn iein
ioltrn. NudI Eeriuunl . 9tpti5cu iucrocu aert
nuiacupumcu. Etc Giniruoer iulder ScridItc
mitiru nber ibreu Gnrtrn uuterihrciDcn unO
upr Nnem nidlt u~erGciieu, no bic 1citlthirtt
~ituttinro - Strabe uno SnusnumnCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

@mpnn's Salts @ort, ooS neue SIC.
%itrpoir bel 6orcIt Eorf, Die 9eriufS-
itotion Der N%b3ugsfunot e Commit.
ion etc. oltBcrbaIb @oItimore'5 font
men. llngefGbr 100000 BON @oIti.
more'S 9eu0Iferung piir0en miebcr
in Baltimore . County mobncn un0
nic Steuerboii5 nm etrpa 80 Wiilios
men Collars ucrrin9ert mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
3ricffaltcu.

.3tpei itreitenbe Seier.- Nnturfun.
biac bcbaupten, ooB fir sic Grim.
fllna BON 8nnind)cn Der Salt Der
@r1ier unb ser Sbau geniigt.
q. IS Yrobibitionsltaaten limo:
Wainc. 8nnias, Sflaboma, alabama
uno Georgia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Bic lsnrf'N cG1roc

Salt Sibung I'M Niireot i'm Grub.
Sill. Qarf".-8cncro 2otrote ais
M}itaIicO ser allnit Gommiiiion
crnonnt.- Nlltomobile nit Sdut-
fcttcn an HG0crn ruitircn Nort-
mc0c.
On Scr ncitriQcn SibunQ ser @orf.
@cb0roe inn @iircolt I'M nGruiO.Sil
Norf" noGmcu iGmmtlihe Commit,
IGrc tbcil, nber MIR mcnig @eId0its
BON g%eocutunG fonlcn 5tr GrlcOi-
Qltng. @cncroI 6croiuono &. go.
trobe mur0c on Stcuc OeS Mujor3
HiHorb Nc. &cno6Ic ols Mlit0lico Scr
mni5ipolcn &unlt-Gommiiijon CT
nonnt. Cine lGngCrc Giafuiiion emit
ipnun iid iiber Ocn @ebroud Der
Stubtettcn an 0ell H00crn scr Nlttos
mobile, lpcl6c Den mocoOomilirtCn
NeQcn I'M y0ruios&iQ.@ort" bcoclt
tc1oen SGoOcn 3lliiiNen. &r. Sobu
2. @itting5 roltc sic 6rogc ultf ltno
b%cfitrlportCtc, Den @cbroltd 0icicr
&cttcn I'M o1rlIiO-Siu. Norf" 81 uers
bictc1 mo bonlit Dem 0ciipiel Ger
E~orfbcb0rbc IN NCu-Dort, 9roofIpu
mo Fbilo6elpbin ST bcfolgen. Iicic
Soften reiBcn, nomcntIid bel ifncllcr
Sabrt, sic Sbcrfldhc ser Wc0c 0uT
lnn6 oCruriuhcn groBc l~tnfoIten in Ger
Mepnrntlu 0%crICIben, Die BON Sen
Stclter6obIern I'M Nagemcinen 81
traQen iin0. General @ootb iogtc, Cr
bciibe iclbit Elm NlltontobiI nit Cincr
Oerorti1en S6ubuorrid)tltnN, Ocrcn
9eiiittllng bel foItcm Wcttcr, mCltn
oie StrnBcn Dcrciit iinh. fir bic 81
d)crbtit obiollt uotblucnoi0 lei. Gr
gnb 81, 0ab tie Sd)oocu onrid)tcrr. be,
ioirbcrS mcrm NutomobiIc ihncu iob
rcr. Gr beiiirmortetc nbCr Die Scr
boftltn0 mo gcitroflnG nit @ci0ngs
nib NlQcr, lpcItc sic geictlid por0c,
id~,ricbcnc @cidmin0iQfcit in 0cn
4ort8 iibcrtrcifen. Gic Subc lul,roc
ibIicBlih bis otf bic nGditc Sibrng
6ltriidgclc9t.
Gor Der @CbGr0c cridicn cine 9clc,
cation 6C8 Scout Eoint SoiioIcn
mo &crit6ucrunQS.%c rcin3" inter
Niibrlntg bc3 Observation-Disclosures $.
s, 6. &oiinlon bon Scr 81, @or0. Gic
!Scrretl crilrd)trn bic Neh0roc nm sic
Grrrihtlma zines nScI0" SoltiCS iiir
Die Ntblctcn mo 9nIcbnllipiclcr, sic
iih bi0gcr in Cincnl oltcn Mcrt5cu0s
i6ltppcl on un0 ouatlciocn mtbtCn;
nm Die %erbcIlcrung 0cS NoicboIz
GclocS; sic NnIdoiiunN bon NGntcu
mo IdJltc6li6 nm Oic &cronltnItrng
bon Gon5crtcn inn Sommcr, lpenm
olld) mn cinmnl inn Wonot, ga ,Se,
6Crnl+Siu"s o6cr yGorron Eurf" iiir
Die Wcluobncr bon Soclllt Fotnt 81
lpcit cnticrnt lei.
GS iuuroc ibnCn m~itQctbciIt, BOB
$4,000 fir Gin oSclo"s0ou9 pcrmil-
li1t itnO sic %lGnc 0niiir inl @iircut
OeS @ebGuoc- &nipcftorS cin0crcift
ipororn icicn. Die Sohe nit ocn Con.
3crteh luilI iih Die @cD6roe nod iibcr-
lcgcn.
Ser oSpicIplob.& ercin" crIlthtt
nm bic l~lcbcrloiiu11 Scr GitnS Springs
ltno cine@ ElubeS I'M .0rnio-0iu.
2cetcrcn fir Nc0crfinocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
ScbbcI,s cinaincs Mtc[icr.

@ir BADEN MIR elm Itelier in 9alti.
more, nnb bas bcfinoct iidj in Der
Gtage at cbcncr Grbe, Nr. 321, Norb.
Gap', maize Sigb.Str. &inocr-Ebo.
tuerapbien cine SpcsialitGt. - Seine
Yacntcn nnS feline Srcppcn ST iteiacn.
s. Scbbel. 6. Grni, WrldaftsfiBrer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Sm @rabc It T.. - Nad)'
bcn Eotcr &. =. Gilbert IN Der ct.
aotburinens&ir6c ein ieierliheS &c
Quien1.Sofumt celebrirt bate, iano
gcItcrn @ormittag Die 9eeroigmg
rcS am 80. 6ebrllar i'm glltcr bon 63
Sabrcn ucritorbcnen Scrrn Srco. u.
Sdiuin1 Don 9tr. 1881, Noro.Fat'
tcrlon.Yort. Iuenlie, utter GROCER
SctbeiIi8ulg bon Seiotragenocn ollI
Dem ISL. Grloicr- Srieoboie" itntt,
3nblrcid)e prGd)tige 9%lumcnltiidc
idnniidtcn sic lctte HubcIt6tte OeS
GntlhluIenen. IlS Sabrtlihtrdger
iunGirtcn sic $50. Sobn @ont, Sobn
Bonnet un0 @en5cl @o5cl uno orei
Witglic0cr ocS Sroens nSbielo Of
Sonor." Serr Shiuing mlroc am
/. WGri 1915 in Baltimore gcboren.
Gr mar ieit 80 Sabrcn nit Der icbi.
gen Wittme, Srou gliiabctb q. Sdil'
ling, gcb, Smith, perbeirotbct. Neben
Scttercr bintcrlGBt er bier Sobne, Die
&S. Charles s., George g., Sanruel
". unb Sobn s. StilIing, iiini Gn.
tc%ltinocr, cinen 9rltoer, Serrn Geo.
W. Shiling IN Baltimore, uto eincn
NrltOer, Nerrn 5ranf Shilling III
EittSbur1. Der &erItorbene mar in
Der oStnnoaro 9ruilcrei" angeitellt.
Gr mar Mitglieo oes obengenanntci
OroenS uno Der n9ierausfabrer'
Union Nr. t73."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
1tnfaQs Shronif.


6rau Warp @an 0onern erleiOet t0ot.
lidc Gron0munOen. - Sbre Sod)-
ter bel Dem @eriltf, 81 Ioiden,
C6cnfoQS ihmer pcrbronnt.- 0oI.
tirorer in 9iiieQ obgeitiir5t.
Q00tIide @ronomunoen erIitt &c.
itcrn Worgen 6rou Wtor1 &on 60
ner1L SO Sabre alt, bon Nr, 80, g.
WoIfcitroBe. Sic bnttc lid III Der Sit
DIE ibrer Wobnltng nit Dem Nilfen
ge1en Ben Serb geitellt, ipGbreno lie
ibrc Sonrc tGmmtc. 2esterc ficIen
ollf Sen Serb uno finQen pl0BIid,
6eter. ,Slu n6d)iten Wlontcnt mar ser
aopf Der Tralt IN 6Inmmcn gebilut.
Phi lire Stnrcr5enSrufe elite ibre
Sodter, Sri. aote San Gonerr, Der.
bel. IiciCIbe periud)tc, Die Slnmmer
81 l0id)eu, in0em tic ein Siihtuf
iibcr lire Wuttcr mari; 2ebtcrcS ting
icood cbcniou9 6euer, moOurd Oie
Eod)tcr gIeihioua i'm @eIidlt mo on
Ben S1noCn Dcrbrannt muroe. Nl3
c5 i6r enolit geIong, Die 6Iommcn
81 l6ifcn, ~itiirjtc 6rdlt @un Goncrn
b~elpllbtIos 5t 0oben. Nahborn, mel
6e Oie Siilierltfc pcrnommcn battcn,
boltcn Or. u. J. Sor0p pom l}r. 1902,
@onfitroBc, bcrbei ser Die lleberiitb-
rltng Ser &%crlcbtc1 nod Sem oSo6nS
&opfins' SoipitQl" onoronetc. - Sri.
Gonern ipCi9erte iih 5lterIt gegcn ibre
lut0 ibrer Wlttter lleberiilbrllng gob
ie0od) nod ais ibr Ser 2lr5t erfldrte,
0ob eS sic cin3ige moBlidc Nrt unb
@ciie lei, ibre Wtlltter cucntucQ 81
rcttcn. Sic 9crIctumgen ser 6rou
lporcn je6od 10 ihrctflidl, boB lie 6c1-
iclben gcGcn 1913 llbr I'M &oipitaI cr-
lag.
9oItimorcr in @iiicI Der
tunQIiid
NodI elmer aus SogGr5tonr, W0.,
ct1getrOiIcncr Gcpeidc ~itiir5tc Ser IS
Sabre oltc Sobn $. Gonnor bon 9tr.
G29, Siio- Moutioro N%pcnuc, @ulti-
more, IN ser glnIogc ser .Wtarnlou0
Eortlon0 Genment So" 5t 9iiiea, III
pcldJer CT bcid)ditigt mar, bon cinem
30 SUB 6obcn 8cbGllOc II. trltN idyue.
re &%crlcbltnAcn ON Hiidcn 0apoll. Gr
mltrOc nod Dem YGountp Moibingtou
@oipitol" gebraht no cr crit no6
nlcbrercn Stunben 0u3 9cluuBtiein
micocr %crlon0tc.
Snfritii d en- 3uItnnbe.
Sn fritiifcm 3llItonbc Iiegt I'M
DWtnrpIGnbcr llniucriitGt3 &oipitnl"
Sri. Minnie @ouCr bon gr. 1923,
Observation-Disclosures, an Oen 6olQcn bon
@ronnDun0cn barnicoer, mclhc iie
geitern Morgen ouburf erlitt, oaB lie
in ibrcr @pbnunG NIT iGren &leioern
81 nobc an cincn@nSofen Qcrictb. Gie
SIonmCn pcrbrcitetcn iid) 10 roih
iiber Den gon5cn &0rpcr ser 9e0oll-
crnSmcrtbcn, , buB nicic iih nift bel.
len fonnte. Sbrc Siilicrltie braften
GborlcS H. S'Sore, Der I'M nGmIiden
Sulllc ipobnt, sur Stclc, llno oud) er
crlitt bel Dem &oihen Der Slommcn
@rnn0mlmbcn an bciocn !SGn0en. -
9ie &crltngliidtc lpur6e noh Dem
nWtorplGnoer llniperiit1tS B.. Soipitol"
0cbrott, moiclbit bic Icr5tc menig
Soiinung oltf ibrc 8cnciullg Icgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

*** Ser oGnmersN 1bpcrein" oea
paagcmeinen Seutiten @oiienboi,s
les" bolt bellte Nabmittog ieine re.
~gclmGBige Seriaminlung. 9ieielbe
beginnt I'M 3 ltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
,ltuabbGnaigcr @iirgcr=@ crciu."

Spnncritag, ben 8. Mari MbcnSS
8 ltbr, Gclcgatcn 8 @criammlnng in
scr y@ur,uGrtS tSalc." @crcinc,
bic fiir5lidD bciaetrrtcn iimb oScr bic
Nbiid)t babcn, bcisttrctcn, iinb acbc-
ten, Gcrtrcter 81 oicicr &criammlnua
5n cn%ticnocn.
t64) Subn SjarfS, ErGiioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
2ufalbcrid)tc ants 8aibinstOn.
Gin Taitnud + Ball.

Y II " u | u " W -
Inter Ocn Nuipi5icn Ser fotboliifcn
Ct. SloiepbS Stride fonO geitern
glbcno in Der NotiouoI Riile's Pr
morn cine SoItnodJt5 . llnterbaltllng
itutt, iuelde eitcn i60ncn 8crlaltf
nobnt. Gas arrangements . Gonlitc
beitunO otis ben $50. DC. 2. ShGier,
@u'too @roblcr, glnOrclu Oebmonn,
Sbomo5 GuiIl, Charles 2ebmann II.
.. ). Collins.
Grlttt Q 9 6oeIbrud Of.
Ter y Sabre olte Sobn Mop %itiir;'
tc 1eItern bon einem Gleputor ocS
Ncltbnlc8 9tr. 1920, rs. StraBc, a.
~ bernb uno erlitt cinen S6GoeI.
brlh, Gr tpuroc nod Dem Gnler.
gencp . Soipitnl gcbrndt. Ger iurge
Mom ipobnt in Nr. %, MprtIe.
StroBc.
Scd)S Wonnte Ir6eit8.
bans.
Wc0cn SaltcnS elmer 5liiItcrbu0c
lDltrOe geitcrn Ser Neger Wm. W}ioO.
Teton bon 9tr. 1896, Gltccn'S Court,
bonn Eoli5cirid)tcr WiltIlpmop ouf 6
Wtonote ms @rbeitsbou5 geian0t, GA
cr Die ibnl urferlcgtc @clOitroie bon
$500 nid)t 3nblen fonnte. Ser NeGer
mar Elm Mitglieo Scr pcrbrederiihen
N5obn Wi00leton . 0on0e oC5 3. Yre.
SHIFTS, Die Dor mlebrercn rSobren BON
Der Noli5ei pcriprrngt mltroe.
Or 9unocS cnator Wcl.
linNton biclt 0eitcrn Abcno in ser
tiid). meth. @roccsGirhe cincn Tors
tru8 iiber onS Sbema ylleber5el,.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-28
STORM KEEPS MEN
 AWAY FROM SHIPS

Manila, November 2S.--The storm of last night kept the liberty men from the At lantic fleet ashore all night. The waters of the bay were exceedingly rough and Rear Admiral Sperry sent a wireless mes sage ashore to the effect that they should not attempt to return to their ships until weather conditions were more favorable and directed item to 50 tc3thc halis of the local Y. M c. A. and ae Knights of Columbus, where provisions were made to take care of them.
 All of the stranded sailors were taken to their respective ships at : o'clock this morning in three large coasting vessels. The storm kept majority of the officers of the fleet from attending the reception given by Governor General Smith, it being too rough for the launches to make the passage from the ships to the shore.
 About a dozen officers, who were ashore before the storm broke, attended today's entertainment features, which included a military hippodrome, football and basket ball games and free theatrical perform ances, and concluded with a reception to the officers by the Army and Navy club tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-28
HAITI'S "PAPER'
 BLOCKADE FAILS

Washington, November 27-Haitis pa per- blocade of the ports of Aquin and Jereme, which the government admits it's inability to make effective by force of arms, will not be recognized by the state department. Notice to this effect has been sent to the American minister, Furness, at Port Au Prince, who cabled that he had been notified that the ports declared blockaded also had been de- clared closed to commerce by the Haitian authorities who also had notified the local steamship agents that merchandise for them must be landed ar the capital. Ac- quiesence in this, the minister declared, would seriously affect American firms, which have sold to houses shipping through Acquin and Jeremie. At neither place, MT. Furness says, has the govern ment force to maintain a blockade
 Other features of the minister's advices are that the government of Haiti &C., knowledges the revolutionists have Jere- mic and that the secretary of the in terior is prisoner in their hands. A German vessal has arrived from New York with a cargo for Jeremie.
 According to Haitian law it requires an act of congress to open ports and it is not within the executive prerogative to close them.