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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

NbIehem - 8citerlt bcridieo
0r. Sobn Sdid, 8ottc bon Irou &c.
no Shid, In iciner @obnrmg, Nr. 4,
NorsI@toucittobe, Tit 9ccrOi0uno
1inoct morgcil gindnrittug i'm y llbr
Dom Srouctboltic aus oui Dem
Baltimore 6rico6oit" itott.
Nm Wtontdg itorb Srou Nina
@orboro 0obbGin, 8ottin oc9 Srn.
MtIliou @obbein. Die 9ecroiaun0
1lltoet morgen Nohmittog Inn . llbr
bon ibrer @obnung, Nr. 2l03, ga.
gerltrobe, aus itott.
SIN NItCr bon - Sabrcn Itorb
ge'tern 6rou Tuno 2our, g8ittiuc oes
Srn, Scroinono Snur. Die @ceroi-
gling Iinoct mor0cn Nofmitto0 INN
1Ls3 llbr pom GtobliiiCncnt OcS Sci.
de%nbeltotterS Subn ". Scuic(, Sin
meit.Gdc pom 6ourttcitrobc uno gre.
montsIucnue aus oIi Dem .Spu0Dn.
Narf.5 rieobofc" .itatt... 4 g.
Iie 9ceroigmo ocS om Wontoo
in glter BON 81 Sabren pcritorbcncrt
Srn. Souis @%nblbolIpter filloet NOR.
gen Gadntittda nm 3 llbr BON Srou.
erbouie, Nr. 2t07, Observation-Disclosures,
ans allf oef Baltimore Sricoboic"
ltntt.
9oppelte @cburtstags.
feier. Sm Hcitnltront oes '&rn.
3uooIpb Berger OIL ocr 9unf., nobe
Bono trabe, ieierte geitern slbcno
Sr. 8reb. 5. Shneiocr bon 9tr. t740,
Sonton.apenue, i'm &reiie Der Wit.
8lieoer bes oGoncoroio. 9aupereins,"
oei'en Sefrttdr er lett Der Dor 16 Sab
rem erIclgten @riinoung lift, ieinen
AZ. uno Sr. Sermonn 70. 9craer.
Der alteIte Sobn oes Srr. RuooIpb
Berger, ieinen IS. Geburtstag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
8Dnal 9lns etne

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad Neips UoH Inb u
rsit gum Sebraub in Der gartoeR' uno Uh.
Republication I'm 1000 Mebube.
II. 8erferoiruHg bon 5talm III Q plafs ooer @or'
lorsg9apeons, Speiferaien etc. perben ftne1 be
torgt per 1eleptpu In nler toIgenben Bullet
glreaug: Charles uno galtiutore-Strabe, "a
g., Ct. Ruul 1924, poer Wb., grurtIanb 1901:
ut. AobaI,S tation, g. 4 g., Wt. Berncn 9123;
ganleeusst ation SnformationS' gnreau, e. D.
81. BanI sac, pber Tqb., Gpurt1ono 272o: mn
Rr. b26. Cub Brcnbipan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
0cihdtts=@ egmetier.

.3eitungen, 3eiti6riften etc.
yIbc Baltimore NcpS co." Sapio Gbetcrom'
bic, Uei1dftsfiBrer, 31S SSeiisScrndH'Sir.
characterization, Sbiiren, Senlter'
rabnter, 2aoen etc.
5anes 9. 6ster & Co., 115 uHO III si'6re'
jeu. ), slaaa & Bro, Ala eisbtitr. 'gGcrtte.
Rational gattfen.
,sbe clb supn s~;atiDual Saut.." SAB. uub
SIetersSttabe. Sacob W. Sopl, XluTloeIl,
,SenrD =. Jeole, 9aiitrer.
n3ipeitc H~aiionnl'Sant," 49, Sho'otoaopap'
,~gpeitsru National Sani," IA Rors'@utatu'Sir.
gS. Marriott. Auittrer.
n1ritte 3atiunal gaut," @de Baltimore urlo
"'.rmcrs & Werdants' Watipnaf gauf,"
Souibs uro 2pmbnrosS trabe:
AZ ,~".ereial & Farmers Gaiional Vanf,"
II 'Oefts9de S0puros lno SerIhalSSltaBe.
j. ). SuIopiH, Aalitrer.
.Staats 9anfen.
u9eutf6s gant uun SaltimoIe,I 8alttTlore'
nno SuuibaDsG trabe. gllguit gScber, Hraiis
bent; g. ). 5i6t StoBneiiter.
Spar 9anfen.
,9eutfde eparbant non Baltimore" @utaip'
I'LL VulltUlultsSllAnt
q, II. Sames Sparbanf," Salflnlore'StraBe uHo
Suftoms@oufesIoenue
SruIt Sompagnien.
,D,arplanS sruit Co." glorbpeit.@de Colbert
lino @ermansSirnBc. 8rler 9erl9, Sralis
Dent; Z. g. 3ir1nerrlattll, Getrefar; Sarruu
Gan Neb, Gbnbnlciiter.
Baltimore srnit a. Guarantee epr" equitable
Nuiloilig.
Iobofaten.
abolpb @utberlst, 8ebtsantpalt, gr. 10, Oft.
SeTtn9ignrfsirabe. q. & y. Spolle, Ct. Nanl
8. Garbart ebimer, &cbt8aniuoIt, Union 9ruft
Vuiloing, Baltimore, no. Seioe Telephone.
W%nitapns aurb, 28I .26D @aIoert RuiIoin9.
j. @m Grtmann, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2anopirtDIdaftli6e @er6tbe uno
SGmereien.
Griffith G. Surner g., 205 9loro.B neasstrabs.
Warmor. uno 8rdnit-@erfe.
g. Silsartner G. eubne, TIA. .718 s8eit9aItts
1~nuresStraBe.
9%Iumbing, Surfaces, STANCES unb
Sefen. 9ahoeden uno Simmer.
Senaett Sros,. 523 gioro'6remon 'apenue.
&l,pierihmieoe uno 8lunlbers.
4. I'M, Snbert, 1714 9bancSsS trabe. Is, & g.
a!Iepbpn: gSclfe 1899.
Sciter Serii6erungen.
sam. :. ebadelicro & Co., 10 uno II Gbanbcr
~ Of Commerce.
nsiOual 3niuranee 81; Of aiuerpoul." Seur1 ~.
9SnpiielS. Observation-Disclosures, 10t-102 @bnnls
= her pf Commerce Suiloing
y@erhtania 5eneruerihcrnnes . GcieniGaft,"
w Baltimore uno 9iortbsStrabe.
gigentbums Ngenten uno
.Sdnoler.
gtcrre 6. GHsan & @cpbsp, 10 0ft.2egiugtoH'
Strube.
Suflhmieb 3ubebor.
q. eeott gabns Co., 1862 nno a64 Toro'Sap'
9oblen uno Sol5.
Srnrg q. Gun Seine, $50 GoIunbiassIbenue.
Sfml,diahen llno llbren.
sS. 3. Iiner, 90 Sft'saIttmorese trabe.
9fanoleib @eih1fte.
{. GOniostateo aban Go3"1 Roto.en s. sttaBe.
GianoS uno Srgeln.
Gbas. %. etieit, o Gorbr2ibertns etraBe.
2snt. Snabc & 60, 9arlzIoe. uno 5aDettesStr
Topicr llno Gopier-I Often.
smitb, Stron Gu., 1916 unb t07 Snnooersstr.
Vle6plottcn, WetoQ etc.
annt, Gouilin & So. (iHcorpprirt). IS. 10,
&aIoerfionsStra
2,:henbeItatter.
ennbers & sasue, 1908. ITO gantonsgpenue.
&ni. Gnpf, Notibs iino @reenmpuntsglpenle.
SrieSbofe.
,Spuopn gart Gemeterg," Office: 81 Weit.
q GnratoausStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
NadJ Scr ,Scimat6.

Sr. mo 6rou NIbcrt 8iintcn56cr0cr
frctcn am Somitog bon Ncu,
Dorf aus bic Heiie iiber Den
Ocean an, - g8ouen iid in Bit.
rid nicocrloficn. - Cine biibid,t
NblficO@icicr in Canton.
Nm f%onlmcnocn Somitog tritt Sr.
Ilbcrt @ilntcnSber9cr bon 9r. 222,
0olt Npenuc, NIT leiner Satin.
Sron Sophie, 9cb. Nicger, an @oro
oe9 0ampfcrS rFatrieia" bon Nclp.
Jort ans Die 6obrt nod, ieiner olten
Se1notb oil. Gr rciit iibcr 8oriS II.
Solei nod 3iiridl no feline @ltern
1lnor1etneS thtpciter lebett,o mo NIB Ct
1ld oollerno nieoer5uIoiicn 0coenft.
9r. @llntelSbcrger biclt ii1 6 Sabre
lang in Den Ser. Stoaten oltf 1tn0
orbeltete mGbrcno Oicicr Belt in mcb.
reren 8roBihlGd)tcreien BON @oltis
more uno Sl9blall0tolun IN "lelllelll
Serlf oils Wictger. 9as idci0enoe
ebepoor gob MN geitern 9lbelo in
1etner @obnlng icinen Srernbcn uno
Seton1ten cinc 9lbihicoSieicr, melbc
etnen Iebr biibiden &erlouf nobm.
Inter Den Sbcilncbntern an Der 6cicr
betollo lid Der yS6mei5cr 9)ob.
9lub bon Siablonotcpn" oeiien
Slce = GrGiioent Sr. 8iintersberoer
mar. Der FrGiiocnt bcs @creins 81
treo @ilntenSberger, iun., miinid,tc.
Den Nmcritumiioen Slid iiir ibre1
terneren %&ebenSmcg IN Der id0ren
Sdpei5 llno iiberrcidJte Srn. Sin.
tersberger cinen clrgontcn Tcgcn.
ldlrm NIT cntiprcdcnocr @iOnmuno
SIR Grinnerltng an Den &crcin. Grit
5lt frilber WorgcnItumoe trctntc MAJ
1lh NIT einem tr0itigcn N1nocOrud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

3n picG OcrIon9t. @let
ld,cr arorlcr 6ur @oidirou) Sic
Soidcntiid)er miiiicn Sic mir 10
blcnoeno mcib moihert, oob man lie
MIR onrd) Die Shncebrille onicbcn
tonlt." .r..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Rnntkulbetlnnn
-ber-
NerDeni6mG d {

S&tpadbe. nerbbie gerfonen, eepIaat bon Soft.
itiingslrllefeit nnb ftIebtsu drduineu,. erfho'
plenetl anstlliens grutts @iider. nns aopL.
nro. 9eiitbts. 9atarrb. &aeenorfidei, Siublper.
fs9ihtlg. alaietgieit. Grr5iben.. 3ittern. !3er5ilo'
plen, Notwithstanding, Meneiihfeit 'uno Iriibs
stnfad, ihuen unb blind ole nnnatiirlidten
@eriuite nlo anhere Gplsen jnsenblider grris.
rnnssn s%riinbiinl gebeilt unb poIe @einnoteit
Sans neues Seiluerfabreu. Seoer iein eissnss
Mryt.
Siefes auBerorbertIi1 intereifante uno Iebr.
reihe eii6 tSentife Anfase 1e0sly iuelhes
peroen folfe, lam geaen @infenoune bon 25
Gents In Sriefntarfen o~erfteaelt be3oserI perben
bon Der
Yripats SfintR, 1876. Ape
Neu.ysrf, RID.
Sm 9rteten uehne mas bep ,GsfYejbssbest."
tSebr4 Dido. eoA1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Elotoni Of. - Witmu: $50
oienit Oh bcnl icbt, Nnnn2" - Nn.
ia: v9to, lcitOrm mir meii llntcrofii-
aicr lntrcu %japOrocn is, bin id bci'u
MiIit0ridneioer IN Gienit ieiongcn;
pa fonn id mir ood) pcnigiteus an
Die llniiormcn iq%ttieben!", b..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
MarbIanS e. TcnnipIpania q. n.

TaKe snr Reiie in's Nnslanb 6e.
iuret 6. 8aime, Nr. Alb, Cft.galti.
msreitrafe, maize Clifton SOaie aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
IBAEu93]gag&QuIO
9a9liN. I 1delit, aussenonmen 6oHntasD.
5 gur SpnntagS.

upNpk
bet gamosnsStnitan ua6 gSdiptnstoE an
99oheaiaoer 100 Germ. bis 500 Mbenee.
Sriibeie IbfIbrt bon oer ut. Nrpal'StnttoN
1irefte gerbtnouns tm Der neuen untssr
Citation 5a ssafbtustsa NIT aaes isblid 8stsR-
ben Ytnien.
WaiItnaiou, perIaffen Ut. SopaI|Statipn:
SOB. *6.45, f7.l0. *7.45. $3.50, 300. tl0.50.
+1f.b3. st1.5b Gornt.. tt2 ,16, tl2.53. 11.55.
+2.43, 1850. +4.16. t4.55. +6.55 yiodbnl., 800.
1855, SOP (9imiteo), 1000, +11.23 aberos;
%berlqiien eamoeilss citation 1000: .6.t6. 1920.
200. 1920, $500, $500. 300, 1000, tii.0o
8orln.. .i2.0 90 Wl., +i2.02, -i2.25, 100, s1.05.
1900. 300. t3.e5. "a. 90. +4.30. 1000, SOB.
giudm.. 1000, f0.17, *6.2J, 400. $500, 1910
Qimiieb). $1,000, -i9.05, .tf.O5. '11.32 Sbbs.
5reoerid. 9alnoensS%i atlons II. 80 mo ss.1o
SJrnl., TIPS, 1850 uno $50 yidhn.
Saasrstepn, Mt. siooaEStation. f7.l5 Born.
1850 9,abm.; Ganloen.S tntiou. 1880. ts.00
Yorm., 1850, Il 90 Hachm.
8DnaI Rlns qtpe
nan philadelphia nne Rew.gsrt.
Reuef 1ctrt.nus an Der 2rr.~unb5pan3totea
feru uuh Eef6Cftsbtffrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

3n oentlit, - Grborfd; "a
fam man ieb'n luie oie Germonoter
idlot olti meillcn Soo laitern! Sd
babe 81 mcillcn @cburtstoge bon III.
lcn nid,t iueli1cr als brei Iittomo.
bile gclhcnft b%tfornnlen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

3inSperIuit. = 0raut: Sci
bod nidt 10 Gr1crlid, Dab mir ipe9en
oeS SralterfollcS uniere Sud)Seit INT
orei Wotote peridieben miiiienl Wo5
mod)t 0enn 6aS?" = 9ral,tiannt:
.3u bier Ero5ent aerehttet, minoe'
items fiinibunoert Worfl"
gaif hrs auslanS befprst q. 9infne, -Tr.
t13, SNsSaltimpu<tty, Ssbe0n ito NJ eunie Ast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

3eitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
y5bc Baltimore 0clus Co.," 9apib Ebererom'
bic, 0el1dftsfi9rer, 3lS 8eiis@crnanSSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

gledplottcn, Weto1 etc.
anott, Gouflin & So. (iHcorporirt), IS. 10
NaloeriiunsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
: G%ornpaquien.

SruIt Gompagnten.
,,U,arplanb sruit Co.," gurbpeit.@de gaIoert.
" uno @ermansSirubc. Srter Serfd, 9rdit.
bent; g. G. 3immerrtaitil, Sefreidr; Carroll
Baltimore sruit & Guarantee Co.," equitable
Nuilotlia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Iobofaten.

N00otQfe1.
gbplpb @utberirt, 03ebtsartualt, gtr. 10, OFT
9crtn9torsStrabe. s. & y. Y9one, Ct. ISanl
$3.50. .W.
8. Garbart ebinier, GcdtsnnipoIt II. Union 9ruit
Vuiloing, Baltimore, NO. Reioe Telephone.
0arl y. ", Shple, 1876. 1919 2apsGuiloino.
@nitapue aurb, 28i 300 9aIoert 9liloing.
j. @m, Srtmann, Iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

glumbing, Surfaces, STANCES unb
Sefen, 2adoeden uno Ginnen.
gennett gros., 523 gloro.5remo tssIpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Warnlor. uno 8rdnit-@ erfe.
8, Silsartner G. sbbne, TIA. .718 s8eit8aItis
muresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

TianoS uno Srgeln.
Gbas. M. etieii, 8 Gorbzoibertpz etraBe.
2Sm. Snnbc d &c., 9SarfsIoe. uno IaUettesStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

2,:henbeItatter.
ennbers & saane, 1908. ITO gantorsgpenue.
@ni. Guui, 9turibs uno @reenmpuntfslpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
2an0pirthidaitIi6e @erGthe nno

S1mereien.
Griffith & Iurner g., 205 gIorb.B acasetrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Spar . Vanfen.
=, Seutfhe eparbant non Baltimore" eutaip'
uno 8altinIpresSt
, It. Sames Sparbani," COMMUNICATING uTlo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Tapicr ilno Gopier-9 Often.
emitb, Stron Gp., 105 uno t07 SnnobersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

characterization, Sbiiren, Senlter'
rabmen, 2aOen etc.
Sanies .. Softer & Co., 115 uHo III Sh'5re'
oeridsStrabs.
jcu. j. sluau & Sru., Ala 2igbtftr. 'Nertte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

.StaatS Vanfen.
,Scutfds gauf upn Baltimore Baltimore
uno SuuioaDsGtrabc. gugu't Aeber, Sraf
bent; e. ). Si6t, S6abTeiiier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
NO POLITICS
Were Discussed by Hon. John C. Wei
ty In Address Delivered at
Barberton.

Barberton, Fob. 2o.-Cooperation
rather than enmity In the business
relations OF 10; berton merchants was
the text spoken by Charles 8. John
son, president of the Barberton Dusi
ness Mems association, In his opening
talk at the NTH annual banquet Of tho
orgaization al the Barberton Inn on
Wednesday night, and his sentiment
was echoed by every other speaker.
Hon. John @. Welty OF Canton was
the principal speaker OF the evening.
He did not touch on politics. and
made his address serious talk 10
merchants. He spoke principally OF
the business relations that should
exist between the competing dealers
Of the same town. His ideas are
broad and show the result of thor
ough business and professional expe-
rience. The subject OF his address
was Business Conditions" Contrary
10 the indications OF the title. he did
not touch on the panic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
SCANDAL
IN NAVAL
CIRCLES
WouIo Follow Court
martial of Two Naval
Officers Now In Favor
of President

Washington, Feb. 20.-Commande
William 8. Sims. naval aide to Presi
dent Roosevelt, and Lieutenant Com
mander Frank X. Hill. who Is on duty
with the general board OF the navy
have been called on by Secretary oi
the Nevy Metcalf to explain officially
whether they were responsible in any
way for the criticisms Of the naval
bureau system and methods of war.
ship construction which have appear
ed In newspapers and magazines. The
tone of Secretary Metcalfs letter 70
Commander Sims and Lieutenant Com.
mander Hill indicates that they may
have to face a courtmartial II they
confess TO having inspired or helped
thenavy's critics in their attacks.
II Commander Sims and Lieutenant
Commander Hill are brought before n
courtmartial social as well an M
val sensation will be created. The dd.
ties OF Commander Sims as naval aide
10 the president have made him a fre-
quent visitor to the white house where
both he and his wife. who 10 the
daughter OF Ethan Allen Hitchcock OF
81. Louis. ambassador to Russia under
President Mckinley and secretary OF
the interior in the cabinets OF Presi-
dents Mckinley and Roosevelt are IA
vorites.
In addition to his duties ~ naval
aide Commander Sims is inspector of
target practice under the navy depart
ment and consequently versed In q
subject in which President Roosevelt
10 Interested. Lieutenant Commander
Hill is one Of the progressive younger
officers Of the navy. He Is student
of naval AFFAIRS and has done excellent
work in connection with the problems
which the general board is consider
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
TWO NAVAL VESSELS
have RUN AGROUND

Washington, Feb. 20. - Captain
James Badger, superintendent Of the
naval academy at Annapolis, tele-
phoned to the navy department today
that the gunboat Hist, which is the
tender to the fotilla Of submarines.
which left New York last Sunday af-
ternoon, ia aground on Cove Point In
Chesapeake Bay, about forty miles be-
low Annapolis. at the south OF the
Patuxen river. The submarine Viper.
he said, is also aground seven miles
below the naval academy. The sub
marine Tarantula and Cuttlefish are
standing by the Viper. The torpedo
boat Bagiey, Captain Badger, is said
to have gone TO the aid of the Viper
and the tug Standish left Annapolis
yesterday to aid the Hist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
AZ East Liverpool Refuse Aid to Man
Dying from Alcoholism.

East Liverpool Feb. 2o.--John NH
Ter. lying upon the cold floor OF cell
In the city jail this morning suffering
from alcoholic pneumonia, and who
was near deaths door, was refused at
tention when the township trustees
were summoned to consider his case.
Mayor Samuel w. Crawford stood
aghast at the action OF the board, not
withstandins the fact that the man 10
penniless. Miller was arrested last
night on a charge OF intoxication by
Patrolman Michael Mahoney. This
caused Trustee J. II. Harris to remark
that Miller was still a prisoner and
that the board had no money under
the law to spend for such cases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
MUST LIE ACROSS A
CHAIR FOR WHIPPING

East Liverpool, Feb. 2o.-Scholars
in an East End school are compelled
to lie across a chair to be chastised,
according to statement made to May
or Samuel w. Crawford by Margaret
II. Mcconnell n teacher in the Gar
feld school.
This admission was made when r.
Constantine, an Italian, sought TO
place a charge of assault and battery
against the woman for striking his
son Jack, aged Is years. over the right
eye. The boy declares he was struck
several times over tho face.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
At THE ORpHEUM

To say that the bill at the orphem
this week 10 good. II putting II mild
ly. for the singing and dancing act
Of Clark and Turner rank with the
bsst. their act being Of a lively ma
ture throughout. The four dancing
Suiiivans far surpass any team which
has been in the city. They are nim-
Bile on their feet. and the way in
which they are applauded By the au-
dience shows appreciation Of their
act samayoa. the Roman ring ar
tist. does seemingly impossible things,
and some Of the scrobatic turns which
he puts on are more than extraordin-
ary. The pictures and songs are the
equal Of their predecessors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
COLORADO
People Are Making Great Preparations
for the conr,ng Democratic
Convention.

''Tbe people In Colorado are all
worked up over. tho coming OF the
Democratic National convention to
that city July 7th." said a travelling
man to reporter nj one OF the hotels
yesterday. "I was out thore a snort
time ago on a business trip and the
cI,.Ae.s - colorado, regardless OF par.
ty. are Joining hands to make the well
come a warm one TO all who come.
Denver people have an idea that their
city is q great convention center. Tho
Grand Army has met there as have al
so the Eiks and the Eagles and the
Knights Templar. All these bodies
found the city handsomely decorated
when they get there and perfect ar
rangemepts for their accommodations.
IL has been a rule In Denver for years
that anyone oyercharging a guest at
one of these great national conven-
tions. was practically ostracised from
the city's business world. The hotels
and restaurants all charge the same
price no matter how large the crowd.
The Elks and Eagles and Grand Army
and knights Templar and all have
given such good reports Of Denver
that the number OF conventions held
there every year Is steadily growing
larger. Last year there were about
thirty conventions held there.
The Job of capturing the national
Democratic Convention was contract
that few cities would have undertaken
with such vim as the residents or Dem
Yer did. The people there, Democrats
and Republicans alike. put up purse
OF 100000 and sent a committee east
with II TO get either the Republican or
convention. The Rspubll-
can copFention went to Chicago but
the efforts OF the Denver committee
were redoubied and the Democrats
fnally decided to go to the Queen CITY
Of tn Plains. This was the largest
sum ever expended 10 get national
although the citizens or
Denver spent $4,000 In entertaining
he Elks when their national body met
IN Denver.
There is probably more ready
money In Colorado at the present
lime than In any state In the union.
rhe readiness with which the citizens
put up 100000 for the convention IL
the financial conditions
here. They are building an immense /
auditorium which costs $780,
100. This building covers nearly
'lock of ground and is built OF stone.
rick and steel II will seat 1900 |
'eople and is the largest building OF
Is kind in the West. with the sxcep-
ion OF the vast Mormon tabernacle
n Salt Lake, which It resembles In
nassiveness and durability"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
italian. pIsoouraae EmIai.tIen.

Rome. Feb. 2o.-The emigration
bureau has Issue circular embodying
the reports OF the Italian oonsuls at
New York. San Francisco and other
cities in the United States. dfscourag-
ing emigration to that country. Tho
government is likely TO take measures
to prevent emigration In case the cir
cular Il unheeded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
DANCED IN SNOW
Did This Young Woman Glad Only
Part Of Pair Of PaJamAs.

Part Of Pair Of PaJamas.
New York, Feb. 2o.-while the IN
ternes were dining at Bellevue hospit-
al today one of them happened to
look in TO the court yard. What he
saw caused him to utter a sharp ex-
clamation that drew the attention OF
all the other internes and nurses. A
young woman, clad only In a pajama
jacket was pirouetting and Waiting
about on the hlush bianketed lawn.
Her hair feii about her IN disheveled
tangle. and she was evidently deiir-
ions. Though she could not have been
ont more than few minutes. she was
blue from cold. Several nurses and
internes rushed to her with blankets.
In which she was wound and carried
20 her cot. II was said at the hospital
that she Is young married woman,
"a years old. suffering from erysip-
elias.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
"Hous Of In B.sksrviII..."

Conan Doyle's Hound OF the Has
kervilles.' q 'fearsome animal" is
said TO have It's origin In the legends
Of packs Of spectral hounds. which
are popular in various parts OF Eng
land and Wales. In the North of
England these apparitions are known
~ "Gabriel's hounds" In Devon. the
'Wisk." West" or Heath hounds"
In Wales. "Cron AnnEn." or ''Cwn
wybir." and In Cornwall. the DEVILS
dandy dogs" They are supposed to
be evil spirits hunting the souls OF
the dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
Never cat Q heavy meeI
when very tired.
Tho stomach with It's

Tho stomach with Its
nerves Of digestion that
govern the outpour Of the
digestive juices Ii unable
TO react during . condition
of exhaustion.
A short rest. then Q dish
Of crisp, ssvory Grspe-Nuts
and cream will be promptly
absorbed and In Q short
time the vital powers will
be restored. Then the stom.
sch Will be In condition to
digest With comfost, other
desirable foods which the
natural sppetItc may call
for. There are many sides
to the value Of Grspe-Nuts.
TryIt out for yourself and
you'll soon realize there's
9 Reason.
Read the little hook, "Thc
Rosd 70 We(|vIlle," 10 pkos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
American Girl Presented at St. James.

London, Feb. 2o.--Among the Ameri
cans who were presented At court to
night is Miss Ida Wynne. daughter OF
Consul General Robert J. Wynne. She
was presented by the Countess Becke-
dorff. wife of the Russian ambassador,
in the absence OF Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Other Americans presented are Miss
Marian Scranton. OF Scranton. Pa. ana
Miss Dagmar vanzandt, OF New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-02-21
Relative Of Admiral Dewey Dead.

Ottawa, Ont. Feb. 2o.-winiam
Henry Dewey, q relative OF Rear Ad-
miral Dewey of the United States
navy. died at his home at London,
Ont. today. aged 70.
Mr.. Dewey's father. william Dew
ey. Of London. England. was a first
cousin of George Dewey. father OF Ad-
miral Dewey.