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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Baltimore Sampf Eafet So.
l?llte nnb 8%uuerlditae 9at.ftnit,

(Nite iho bnoerld iiigt gdt,ptnit.)
Sic Ger. Staaienloit bef1rbernb,
Sarnpier ,0irsinia" (neu), ,alabama,"
y@eureta," psenreHee".
Ddntpfer fdbrefl tiqlin, Su1ntug5 auSaenoln'
rleIL bon ben r9aisptnie" .Biers, Gr. 1913,
&igbts S%trafe, $50 .9lbenos, bireft nat Oh
Goint Comfort, glorfolf, ~aortsmoutb uno allen
Runiicn hes GiiocRs. Rerbinouna in Oh
Roint Comfort nit Is. & 9. Gifenbnbn". gad
Rttmoro, &crbiroung in Qortsmoutb NIT BEN
pS.abuaro gtir Cine" fcIihem 8uoe mad Rorts.
mouth mo atlanta. IN @orfpIt Serbtnoung
nit Der r%sIiIantic Goat Cine" gtorfoIi un6
mCitIid llno oOIo Dominion Cine" nah Retu'
bern. &Gf6ington, R.'G., Ritrorb, 3D., nnb
Heiua 0Orf.
MIabl5eiten nod curop6ifaem 8Ian.. sus,i.
ri0ie 4diiten5inllner, eleitrtf9e ~8eleu6tura,
Nawrf6ei5una Gnien frei. geferUirte ~Suinten.
%3tnlIer in helt Wiuetsltredur Der Bah cine
SiG6feraBe, q. H. e. Slice. Gioo,t.Gde Set
Baltimore uno gaIoertsStraBe. Continental
Iruft 0niIoitg" lno IIbaueb's, gr. 100, Roro.
GbdrlC5sS traBe.
Suhu u. Gbrrtupob, q. grofpn,
8tce'Grif. Ii. zen. 'p}dnaaer. Gen. s8aK ..siaext.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Sic Sron3-Eociiic-@o miro tag
lid sum Nbgongaboien bcf6rOert, unb
Der ShluB Der Noit lit 10 orrungirt
Dab cine unImterbro6enc lteberIonO.
@%ei0roerung Crm0gliht miro.
". Sail @urris, &oitmeiIter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Wrs. W~iusIuu's Goot6iua Eprnp

pirb felt fiber fiuinuoiefsJig sabren bon
giiliunen pun WGnueru fir thre 3tnber bet'ul
3utret init uunitnnoigem Grfulg geornudt. 20
bernbtgt odS Stub, e~ripeidlt ben @Ganen, be.
ihmtltigt ale Sdlntfr5eu; frrIrt &iuofDlif uub
III oas bette N}itteI fir Siarrb6e, Bon slpo.
tbeferit tn allen R"litbetien p~erf1uft. Setb
getptb unh bcrIauat yIRrs. @iuSlpuis Soothing
shrnp" unb nebntt feline anoere eorte. Sinf
uno5ipan3is Gents bic JIni6e. Inter BEN Rdbr.
mi.teI. unb SroeuersSefes bonn 80. Stunt 1900
gardntirt.- serie't : gtiutI1er 10os. ~ sites
swh sat ksNSbr*eA Npft+sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Marplano. unb Tenniblbania.gabu

Sage u~erlaieu North Citation:
7.30 Wor1eIis porf Boit. tdeli9, ausaertcrr.
men Sonriag.
9.05 Moraens Neltn Neccu.. rur eorutos.
$50 Woreefls 8eLair geeour., tdoIi9, aiiSoe.
nontfHen Gonntng.
1.20 gabmittnas 9eIdir aecon.., mir eamftaa.
1926 IahHIit:aas gurf 8oft, tdaIi&, auSas.
400 Matmiitaas 1elta @reort., MIR gprrtao.
4.s6 Nattr1tftnes geldir Hccotn., tdsIf&, aus
600 asbenss ReIt aD' siseSln.. taaIto. ouso.rOu,.
men Sonntng.
II 90 M6enos 9eIta slcecnt., nur eonntaa.
11.a0 slbenos 9eIair NceouI., t6aItm ouSsenoup
men Scnntag.
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MrnnoitiIfs llcbertrnannncn.

Hihoro AiIionJ2 lmo 6rou an SO
lcpb Caster mo GrolL Sji0icite DC,
N}ooNons, uobc wroocitroBC # be
s. SUE, @rmno5iua $40, 50.
Charles .. @otc2lep II. u. an IS
rocl &ubillitcjW ulro Trol, Siiooit
Seitc Der @on, robc NiaqllitbitroBc
Is bel II 6r6, $1,000.
u. See SliHaJuii, Eruitcc an 6rco
=. &co6om [ruitce, @eIucite Sat
pcrtitraBc, nabc %uionctte 9(ucmuc
1866 bel S2.G sui. Nrln0}in3 $132
500.
GcrieIbc an oeuiclbcL @cItirjtr Sc,
GdlpcrtitruBc, nubc &ufoncttc 9tuc.
1G.G bel S2.6 SUB, @rlm05iu@ 1912
500.
&oicpbinc Ncrrin1 an Cbonro$ y
&crriug, SiioiCitc Or Sc~iicrionItr,
nobc RcAcitcritroBc, II bel y Sui
@rumojin3 Sol, S..
EbomoS u. @crriu1 on &oicpbin,
@crrino 1t. g., Giioicitc Scr Setter.
ion, nobc Rc1citcritroBc, IL bel =
6rB, @rumb5ina sol, So.
6ronf &.9thoocS an 2lntic I.g2itt}
i Got. @rrnr0iina $50, s..
NmniC u. Mitt9 an 6ront Y. 9tbO.
nCa, I got @~rul0}in@ $50. IS.
&ncob &onoiotp an Mar &oroi2
~, 10 BOTS, S..
&u0pig &ntlotoicr on@on,ob Sill
QcI, NorooIt Scitc Der Wtdoiions2Ipc
nobc M6itelod Game, 1872 bel S66uB
@runo}tuS $500, s..
Siocob Bonnet an George q. Sind,
= Cots, s..
George u. Sind al &uCob Bonnet
uno GrolL = Cots, So.
6ronf ". Goulc uu Ion. 2. Nau.
Noroicitc Scr clifton Apcnuc, nobC
/. StruBc 10 bel 60 Sur, @runo3ina
500. 50.
SS,,"' H. "''''Vl ""u otut' "'' "op''
,,ohn g~oSoroEtrnI, ~ bo; = T,,,,
@-0c cE
gon, coot,o ~ -, m,oroo o(
~ cror,o ~, q c%n N,mrnnt,n
0rprmtr 70 bri n I,rr cSr,mN,irs
SIS So5
Tod,or( Grom(cn IN Ncoroc :
ponc, 0,t,citr nrr NorfNooh noh,
0rlproItroBc, 80 bel 12O Gllb, @ro,.
$tl375, So.
g9n,. u. Wcdcr mo Grolt an Gorp.
Tine YPilcr. Ntproicite Ser %ciicrIpn.
StroEr. nohc MnutfDrh 9(pr, f.
bci $50 G,tr @rlmn,inS S33. $1,000
9nrtliorn NcoItn 6n II an gforu
\ Cc1ormcnnio. > Wrun0Itiifc
$4,000
Charles Rurf nm Grou m 9lricc
IS >trm1rt. 2 M~rImOItiirfr. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

uabe Boone 2traBe. iii bel 90.
@rln03ine 500. s..
@oltcr !. Ncloc5 an Nictorinc g.
Nomcn @runoinlf, @runo}ina $50.
s..
2ucron0er lroq2un@fi lrn0 @utti.r
an Mlo0p5lam MUimU$ti uuo Satin.
@cIticitc ser @g3erucS trobc, nagc
Goit 9Ingluc, 1876 bri 70, @rlmO}in9
$3.50, $500. .aa..
oGitnte2 linpClmcnt So" al Hidb.
HaluH gee, CitiCjte ner China, nubc
@cnrietttitroBe - bri 80, @ro}. $2l.
$50,
vlrnirco surcp 90" on uouoro
s.. Ston&burp. } cots, $25ol3L.
%iItom $. %5rt"ot an George 6.
>pul'l'lH'- Spl' 49,
MtIliom y. Ntcocrmorm an Sontc2
WlllorL SitIettc Der Bort, robc Sci
rcr'onltrobc, - BET 40, @roi. SOS,
$3.50.
&obn VI. 6orte all Same" 5, Vco-
mcor II. Son o. } Cots, 50.
elmer 5. &onc2 on @i0iom 5.
eobnrL Silolcltc DER Mont3oHcrp ,
nate &iabtItro6c 126 bct 10, @roj.
Sl33 TllW.
Charles 3. @croIA oil GlllobCib Y.
Wctloth Noro'clt2 Der 9}ortb Npcllcllc,
llobe Smolhuoooltr, 1876 bel loo,
%.
Moro N~claItorter an Gllo 10. 8cps
Ter, 1llomclt.Gdc Der Fdtop@co. lllo
|eocrIp-S troBc 1917 bel 81.
@rlunojl1S $50; 5000.
WaIter Z. Ne'tpbal oil 8otbcrlne
Soper, : @rlttoltllde; 20.
Wtlllam 5. @uD0on al Nohll Z.
WortIlIrt'tcr, Wclt'elte DER @ulIforo-
Nocrllr, ltobc 26. StroBe rs BET lol,
@rltto5lnS S10o; 30.
Mdrp Nlppel al Vtnrtm ". Y.
EtppcI, Meltleitc Der 9onos, nobt
%dnt)trdBc, 2i bel gu 0runo}lt@
300 H"ooo.
"Vot9e u Nl"'c u'o Ntol' an
SIpDV ~ "'olloe'US, Slo'e'le Der
Ntrl'onL 'o0e SQ''l'''lFoBc' 10 o'l
'o.o' No'
9oroN =. Si00l rl'' an S@l'0elH'
"',,,, "''o ot"t' ,,I'''oI,I'" r.
" $500 - m"t"'
Ho' pt0''.u" WI o"t'l' "Ho ocno'
Gtoooy ~
7;c;cnc ~, A;,,crbc . m,,,,>n1xo.
$500 -.
6~hrini;,,r,, M,,,,> ~ n;n,t>. J,
N,nH II ia Srnr
Str6ta ), i q, ~ Wv; ,"
q Gho~ TINY
M;a,, IN XIV oo;m,m
mrGs INNS Sr,,, 'G,,fc R~nrf,GInrn ~,
rs aas;tnL,t ctr,i." ~ t,t t,r.
~ 'ANNA NAAAa VT 81 l IN -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
9ambIrgsNmerifa
-1lad-
Observation-Disclosures
2oppelfranbe1-
Grpref. auo EaKasier. 0ieuf.

SambnresImcrifa.2inie,
IFS groaomop, NcipsOorf.
artbnr @. Gobiua,
am often giase,
1877 SIt.galtimore-S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Yricfbcf0rOcrnng mad Dem IuslunOe,

I'll Del ~, @rllllojllt@ III, %.
yricfGcf1ror,upo md, nrm mu.(ouSr
-.
u"Ht'i'O'lu' Polt '"' NV "!''
".'' w. "'u' ''p'''o' <So"I I"tIcb'
[on n#nftI;M w., i,L,t.
90 wntnt mnSt ~ ,,a,, INV mor.
n,it+n,9 w. IItn ,An,;.t,o. ~
Gh ,,ffo,, r,.,n,,,rnn,nn Enn,,4n,
1io Wn,fct 0%o,t nnh mrnshriton,
,io, ms Erronh ,hIio,,t Tin,5+nns
ms Tro;.,1n ,n, lIhr W,hn,f+tn1s
nnh Tm,ti+rnnn 81, 4 ,,n% g wo;
I1,r Wohn,
T]on,nfrr narr,,;c,, o}o,, .Mo,f ,,o,,,,
rid,+ ,~rhcr,rci+;o or,o,obc,
Sc;t Saw, Cf.nhor Scs w,r;o6ro.
irn Sir W~ricir,4o, nom San, o,,sIor.
So ,,,aocron,rro 0nnoSn mcr;fo
Wonomn unh Grho> mic inIot. I;;,,
Gcnts i;;r n;c critr 11r,c rrh hro,
0r,ts i;;r ;chc ,]nc;tcro lIT,o ohcr o;,,
Wrrh+hc;r urh ;,nto nnH iro,,f;rt
merncr ,nihr;,orfoms 6c; Nr,r,n,,I
nor Wripir nor nonncrtc Wctrno coI,
Icftirt mira
r..L..sx m
M FoI|
',,'s" ~ '"t''F, ~ ~"
.Gp"' ",,,'u "'," I~,''"''o'L ~ "'.'-
wv" 'pt.''o[l, G'V,'| u"
f'g''o',', guy ",," %'''''',.:
""''"" "'' '~ps!'||' l"t
T"'op" Ip'o''" "'t'Iu''l' F,t
~"''F," ~'"''a"E ~" Ft'"''".'
europa. Der gompicr .Wiourrtouio~
Oio 0uccnatolpn.
Wilttmod) llbr Nbcno@, lllr
~, w T,'"',', ~"".Plu "~>'t9.,
. |m";t N2l,, "a" 'E''",
""." 7tv,' "'' mH >"''" "..'p
;,;,, [@"'I,r "It''l,,. uDI'a'
I%!' 1'P'' w." "'''
NJ, 1,nrc oo{n7t Sir Wr,5hrit,,nnic,,
mn Hrlorh n,,n mr. 0onniar g,
qorroinr~ onrc,iirt ieinl. II1,
gIbcnns iiir N,,ron1 3,c, 7,,.nidy
RoIt;c " ~, 0-,,or,,nt,,r,
Irritoo l,br o,ohn,;tto,s iii.
Sia or,orcr &nirr nor Tnnnf,.
nan Mnit,r. mo N,bc,n. i;,, g.,
rono NOR 7on,,f,r Nc,,. Morf " NJ,
Enn,outb ,rh 6hcrhnnr,. mn.
anbnrna i;ir G,,rono nor 7o,rni,,
0orori, " nio 0I~ecnnto,,n
FoP '"r ono hho zen
''u' "mt''i" %eD''
¬cn, etc.
Ticuitod 2 lI6r Wohmittoos
iiir ,&omoico. rrr 3ompIcr nnn Wo,
linn - l,br Nbrnh, fiir l,crromhn.
co mn 9lobio. pcr 9onnfrr ocI.
pinornpc"
m;t4n,A mo- o,eo. e..
lort,u,n %sl,,n ~,;4;
bio ncr Tn,rnfor Wr;', T;to[ n;an
r;1 u iIr T,,bn %,,. p
,nAn w.. Tnn,ni%, "my ~ -.
Wn,,co nor Tn',"
i;r Nr,tr,r or,n.;e, T'N
5nrn ms c%n w1v, Ny '''
T,, - t">,N '9'''' F'
Ct epcio. Wuino unh NorN gr,,,
iiIicu ner 0omnicr mohc;rcrin.~
iiir g,crnuho, Nor 0onnicr Wo.
noo." iiir Gnnoiro NOR Oo,unf,r
pou V%hi(obr(nhio
0orro.;to ana. o.
u,rhn>as ~ u' l"'
c;n Mr,i;r,. o''.u'." H,''
GnH,n. i@r 81,
,in. '''>' ~" ~'""-
T,o;+o, M. ou.. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
0cidaftss@ egmetler.

3eihlngen, 3ettIhriiIen etc.
she Baltimore Neius &c." 9apib Qbercrom
bic, 9ei9dft5flbrtr, 31S 0eitsSerutaR'Str,
9aumateriaIien, Sbiiren, Seniter.
rQbmen, Suoen etc.
Sumes g. SpFtsr & Co., 115 uHo lit ShbsSr.
oerids SiraBe.
Geo. q. sipnH & Bro, Ala 8tgbtftr. .58ettts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
@aibin9ipnls useitide gereine.

rTeutiher Gentral.8 erein"
~8eriammsIpfaI; Geo. s. 9ebler's
SoteI, Scr. 922, .apenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

GoidIsS 6Idfuageor5 ndd IefosDorf .ftnb be.
reit sum SsbrIu9 IN Der GnrnoeIp urb Wt.
RppdlsS tution I'M 10.00 Iebnbs.
Iorslaaegots. SpeifcrateIr etc. fperben ffneu be-
forat per Exception in alen f~olgeubel BILLET
Eiiredu.: Charles rna gdIiirrore1Strabe. e. &
G.. e. Panl 1924, ODER Ws.. eourtIanb 1901;
@eroenas tatiou Snformationss gireau, g. & D.,
g. 8nIl $40, ober Wio, @ourtInno 2726; uIS
Er. 526, giosgrpabpnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Wcrdants & Mincrs transport. 81

Wcrdants & Miners transport. So.
Sumpfcr.2tuic.
Srndlt uuo Eafagtere.
= Mad, Bottom uuo hem Efteu.
SicnIiup. Spnncritug. Sonntnq. 6 r6r 9lbenos.
= Gudl Fruuiocrer uno ocrl- Siteu.
MlOuiuO, SrCiiup. Snmitug, 6 Ilbr 9lbenoS.
= Had, Gctupurts9icps uuo Nurirlf.
CiNItd nuSGcnpnllnct WiiiiUochs. 6 tbr N6hs.
= 6racbt dIlQcnon'Hen tdpIih bis ) llhr gfadnl.,
fir o~cnfcIrcl Gu0 ubfdbrenoe Sumpfer.
Tndl Snuuuuab uuo BEN Siocu.
Eicnitnd. 0QHreriiug, SamitdG. g ubr Ibenos.
:. u. Mir9icin. Ilent, Bier SUB Giios8uhsStr.
S"nnptssiircnu: @crman. nno 2isBt.StraBc.
'Ul39&S..D "''" "''.'''"'''' )" ''
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Geniter.
V1tiorol4Qanfen.

Wattonal.9anfen.
THE Oh Supn glatinunl Sant," gab, unb
@retersStruBe. Sncob 10. 3Oof, Brditocnt;
9euIp 8. gtebue. Sainrer.
u8iucite Faituunl.NaHf," 1872 Slo'SronofpuG
9. e. @aqner, aaiftrsr.
y@eitsru Iaitnunl SGut," IA NprbsE ltinp'str
70, Marriott Hafitrer. .
R~ortbsStrnBe.
y6nrmers 4 Oierhnnts Eattunat Haaf, /"
Guufbz uno QpmbdrosS trdbt.
uGpmmereial d Saruers' National Sanf, !"
eiopeit.gde SoIudros uro 0srmaHsStr0B..
8. J. Nalopin, SaflirCr.
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IlEllIll!i]M2Zg@QmLW
I Iigitb, nuSaerommen SonHtaeS.
5 gNlr SoHntaas.

GIVltb6uIe uStOt SthHDf uuI ot StuHpt puH
Der GanloelsG station nab Naibineton an
Wonertaecn 100 Snrm. bis 500 IbenoS.
6rlbere aUflbrt bon BET UT. NopalsStatlon.
5ireite 9srbinomng In Der neneu linton.
Citation 5u @aibinstuu init alien inblth Beheas
ben 2iuieu.
Yaaibtnstun, bcrIafen ut. SopnI'siatipn:
+6.O5, *6,45, +7.t0, t7.45, 1851, $3.50, fi0.60,
f1l.53, s11.55 Born, 1913. 1888, 1.55.
.243, 1890, *4.16, +4.55, t5;55 gatn 1000.
f655. 's29 (Himiteb) 1850 *ii23 abeISs;
s7.C5., f7.26, 500, $50, $500, 1000, HOO
BORN, *12,0O Or ti2o o.; 'l222, too. sio5t
@abn,.. is. 90, *6.16, 1920, 400, 800. 1918
(Qimiico}, $1,000, .i0.O5, +i1.05. .t1.32 Gibbs.
Srebcrid, GdinoeItsS tutlot, t7.35 nno s9.15
Bcrn., HIPS, t3. 80 uno 1920 gabni.
SaQrrstpiun, Wit. Ho1al.S Citation, t7.46 Born,
1880 yln6fn.; 9dntoel.Station, 1875. 1900
8orm. 1850, t4.00 N1tr1.
Rgpaf Blue 2tne
nad, philadelphia uno Wetu.9orf.
Eeuer terminus an ber SretlHb3uan5tQ5tei
Gtrube, 9tepss)orf, beaueui naN SoteIS, 3beos
torn mn lUeft1ftaAtftrift
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I6pofaten.
abulph Gn.5erirt, 8cbtsanipuIt. SIR. 10, Oft
HcrtugtnlrGtua 6. & q. R5ore, ct. PauI
3539-.M.
9. Gnrunrt spinner, SecttSariouIt, Union Srlir
aarl u. vi. e6ole, I26-12O lGu @niiotne.
@uitHuus 0nrt, 2GI-2G9 @nlrert 9uiloiHg.
u. Nm. Ertmann, III IorosGbarIcssS trase.
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StaatS.Panfen.

SAhiiS~ SQllANlls
,Dtntfde 9aut Upn Baltimore" Baltimore
uHo SuuiolDsStrabe. QluguIt gBeber, HSrdib
bent; 6. 3. Slot. S~6abMetiter.
Gpors9anfen.
.,EsntiGe sprrbGnf uon Baltimore" gntaip.
liHo aItimpresStru6s
ret. Snmrs Spurbauf," guIttmoresStrG6e unS
@uftcnls9ouies9tOeuue.
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Sru1tsG onlpoonien

q uitsGompognien.
,wlarniane sruR 6r.," Horopeftt@dc GaIberts
mo SermnIsStrubc @rler 5erfb, Prift.
bent; z. z. zimmerman. Gefretdr; Carroll
8un gitb. ~Gdnbncifter.
Baltimore irpit 4 Guarautee &c." Equitable
Butlotla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

bcrbclratbct.
Sr. Sereniob u. Slrt un0 Grl.
Wnrp 9, aruien bon @oibington lie.
ben lid an Samltog in Goluion ollrd)
Gnitor lbomnS e. Gopea pulr ser
biihoilid1cn Observation-Disclosures trolcn.
Ser Ser5oA 5uriid crmur.
tet.
8ic perlaptct, miro sic 1omilie
oes gunoesienntorS Gltins Dcmn1dit
mad Der Sommeruobnung SIT GlfinS,
@..Sa., iiberiicbeln. Nngeblih iou
Der Ser5og Der abrl53cn nod oieicn
Morot 81 einem 9eIuh nnd) ben Ser.
Staaten 5uriidfebrelt, mo i'm @crbit
ioG Die gerndblun9 nit SRI. GIfin%
itattiinoen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31
reLeoRAPHlc sREvIrlEs.

Four million trees were cut for
Christmas use.
Up to Saturday afternoon fourteen
murders were committed in Kentucky
inside of twenty-four hours.
Burton claims to have a majority OF
the members of the Ohio legislature
favoring him for United States sena-
tor.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
and other big concerns are said to be
backing the graft exposures At Pitts
burg 9l
The "wets" and ''drys" prepare to
fight at the polls In April over the
question of banishing saloons from
Chicago. "a
Bob Fitzsimmons is pusy with his
mouth again. Wants to fight the new
colored champion. johnson. Would last
about two minutes. a I'D
The Christmas turkeys cost 25c .
pound In Chicago. Rather expensive
Charles Gates, son of the millionaire
dropped s24.755 on the Los Angeles
race track Christmas day. l
William T. Curtis writes Of tho an
cestry of the late President NcKin
ley, tells the origin Of the name snt
describes the farm which tho famil!
formerly occupied In Ireland.
A Polish miner, wanted by German
government on charge Of robbery AM
attempted murder. ia arrested In sonth
ern Illinois and taken TO Chicago. tn
case is similar to that Of Christian
Rudovitz.
An eight year old boy was kiile
while out hunting with his father nsa
] Cheyenne. The boy attmspted TO pu
the rifle in the wagon with the mussl
, toward him. when It was accidental
I discharged. -,
Last Thursdays cold wave at 9
+ Petersburg was followed By an u
; crease In cholera. Thsrs wsrs thist
. oas new cases and thistssa 1saah
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31
HANDLING A BIG CROWD.

One OF the problems the manage
ment OF the National Stock show at
Denver has been working upon, is that
OF handling the thousands OF people
who will attend the show In Denver.
January 1Sth23d. Last year there
passed the gates OF the show 100000
people. 1t Is expected that this num-
ber will be doubled at the coming
show, but the management expects to
handle them with less trouble than the
smaller number last year. The Denver
Tramway company will put In loop
at the stock yards. passing the show
grounds and the new amphitheater.
This will enable the tramway to keep
continuous string OF street cars 60
Ing and coming. The big problem,
however. Is to take care Of the big
crowd that will attend the evening per.
formances There will probably be
from seven to ten thousand people At
tend the evening show. They will
all want to go out between Z and
o'clock and will all want to return at
the same time. To care for this crowd.
In addition to the tramway cars, trains
will be run on the Burlington and
Union Pacific. which will take . larsa
part Of the crowd out and bring II
back. 1t is expected that by this meth
cd the people can be handled withou
trouble. 1t will take twenty minutes
to reach the show from down town b,
street car and about ten minutes b.
train.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31
COLORADO NEWS.

There are seventy-three state banks
In Colorado. forty-seyen private banks,
eleven trust companies and ten saw.
inss banks.
The election contest In Rio Grande
county as 10 whom was elected rep
resentative ia becoming hot. The Re
publican nominee was elected by 10
majority, according to official returns.
Chances are the Democratic majority
in the house will seat the Democrat.
The Democratic city and county ad
ministratious of Denver have thrown
down the gauntlet and demanded that
Pattersons advice TO the general az
sembly be disregarded. which means
the defeat OF Hicks for speaker II
the advice OF the Speerites Is followed
II remains to be seen how far the
Doodle ring will control
Martin Marteloin. Tony Marchetts
and Dominic English. got into a fight
In Jim Aiiy's saloon 1t Rico Ssturda,
night. Tho result was that Marteloir
lost his lower jaw. Marchetta wal
shot through thecheek and four teetl
knocked out English got bullet Ii
his left thigh and Alleys saloon wa
demolished with flying bullets AM
glassware.
The federal land Office made officia
announcement Of the restoration I
the public domain in San Juan cour
ty and Rio Arriba county Of b9s.4o
acres, which had been withdrawn 70
an addition 70 the Navajo reservation
oniy s2.eoo acres was sstaiusd. froI
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31
cortez Herald

cortez Herald
Mr.. Brice brought in = ven lnst
week whore he was boring on Hyds's
ground and It seems to b . esed
strong flow. II was struck h the
first sand Mr.. Brice win move bic
RIG now On tho Raplss = Hyts ground
AAtsininG tAis veil
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31

tion. Clara Humphrey was sent here
from Pueblo. December 80. 1902. and
during her imprisonment has made her
self popular among the inmates of the
women's department of the prison.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-31

the province of ReggiOsde Calabria es-
capped. The disturbance was most se-
we're along the shores of the Straits of
Messina. where the cities of Messina
and Reggie are situated.
In more than one town the shock
caused gas meters to explode and dis
astrous fires resulted, The flames
greatly helped to swell the death list.
The configuration of the Straits OF
Messina are materially altered. The
tidal wave that completed the destruc
| tive work of the earthquake was thirty
two feet high.
A flying squadron of the Italian
navy, composed of three Of her bes
battle ships had left for cruise OF
the Atlantic before the first news o
the disaster came to hand. Through
the medium of the wireless telegraph
It was possible to reach these vessel
and order them to proceed at full
: speed for Messina. The British squad
ron that was at Syracuse has left 10
I Messina, taking doctors and help.
D ROME, Dec. 29.-It is thought thi
y evening that the dead In Italy fror
!. the earthquake and tidal wave wi
!. reach one hundred thousand. 1t
8 now estimated on a conservative basl
e that fifty thousand perished In Me
d sina alone. and It is almost sure q
r. equal number died In other parts I
r. the kingdom.
n LONDON. Dece. "a special di
r. patch from Rome says the pope hi
's' hssu notiilsd that the entire religio
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Ever Troubled With Rheu-
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Under date Of June 50, 1904, this letter wa,
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This is tc certify that A. O. and
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200 Gloucester street and they have
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81 said business.
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ENecutriN.
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WOOD, WOOD. WOOD.

We sell fire wood Mt tewenty-flye
cents per load at our mill.
The Brunswick Shingie Company.
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VOTE YOUR TICKET
STRAIGHT

We are on the eve of the most
important election which has been
held in this country since 1860.
That election was followed by a
bloody war in which the lives of
thousands were sacrificed on the
country's alter, In the event of
ticket this
the election of the Democratic
ticket this year we believe that
the injury to the country would
equal that which followed the ele-
ctoin of 1860, when war spread
over our beautiful land and dren-
ched the soil with the blood Of
the flower of the country. War
would not be the result of the
election, but hunger and want
would visit homes where now