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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Bur Sirifcs Sitnatipn.

@ciu Shlicbcn Der &leioeriobrItcn
porlduiig 81 beiiirhtcn. - Vic
Observation-Disclosures boifcn uuf bal
oioc Giiftebr Der Stritcr. 1880
Strife bebut iih jcBt ober oud)
oui boS Baltimore Bargain SallS
tltS.
Sic Stritc. Siulution muroc &C.
itcru uidlt mCicntlid ucrdltOGrt. Ste
,Sobrifontcn iteineu 9llc@ tbln SIT
uollcrL MIR nid)t Die llnion nr5ll'
.erfcnnen. Is lit iebt niht lpobr.
lfeinlid,, oo6 eS n0tbig lem miro, Die
Standardization ST id)IieBenL luoonrh
10000 9(rbeiter uli Die SiroBe 9e'
irtt rpiirocu, oa piclc sur Nrbett gu
rilfQefebrt ieiu iollcu. Gic Striter
bon Der 9irmo Sdlob Sroa. mo Der
Nirmo 6. @rcif & Bros. bielten ge-
ltcrll Nbcno mic0er cine tart be-
Illdtc &crlummllmg I'M oSobor W.
ccrm." Sbnen acicltcn iidl 60 Mod
ihnciocr ocs Baltimore Bargain
SouicS 5lt, mcldc am GienItng Die
slrbcit nieoerlcgtcL meil Shncn oll'
acblid, ungetiiuoigt mrrOc, oab ibre
Q6huc INN 10 GcutS on Collar be-
ldmittcu lpcrocu miiroeu. Gte 10
NodIdNlcioer BON NJ. Stein & Co.
ueld)c 1id om Monta9 ocl Strifcrn
onidloiicu bobcn bereit9 Die Irbelt
tpicOcr ouigcunmmen. oNbe" 8or'
Don. ser oen Stritc lcitct, reilte &C.
tern Nbelb nod) 9tcW. Oorf ab, nm
nit Der Notiouol Grctutip.@cboroe
Scr ,llniteo Garment @OrftrS" itbcr
bic Stritciitlltoon &iitlprohe 81
nebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
9Ius seu Salen her Suits.

NSblte fam MT SoUU SlruIt ouuoh.
@or ais Complete oe9 III.
8ieriug ongeflagt. N%lernlNcr
Gobeu mlB ein Sobr Drummer.
72-jdbrigcr Morm crboIt Is
Monoten 3udtballS.
Nnbreiu gSbite, Ger iullge &cd)tSs
orupolt, ser mgetlagt mur mlo lid
ihuloi0 befonnte, Der Gomplicc oeS
Or. &obert 4, Gierillg geueien 5l
icin, oer. am Gienitag lpe9en &or.
nobnte elmer crimineucn Operation
81, 6 SSnbren 3uhtbauSboft ucrlrt.
tbeilt ,ml,rne erbielt geltern I'M Gris
minol.@ eridt bon Nihtcr &ri9Dt
cine Celebrate bon $500 olifoiftirt.
Sem Anrpalt luics burdy 3ell9en
nod,, 0aB er biSber cincn mlbcid0l.
tencn &llf beIoB.
Gohcu- crb0lt ! &nbr.
N(cronocr Cohen mlrroc QcItern in
Criminals criht bon Niftcr 9Sri9Dt
orf Gin SoDr ms @cidugniB gciun0t
ltllo ouberoem sur 3ohlung bon %25
@cl0Itrufc p%crurthcllt, neil CT leinen1
nliIiiden 2olloSmom Gmil @clid
llntcr &orlpie8ellmG iolid)cr Ib0t'
iudcu $40 o%bgenonntcn bottc. Gr
bette Nclid crj0blt, lcin 9il0 bcitl0c
iih I'M Gcrbred]cr Nlbum un0 lin
500 f0nrte or es ans ncnliClbcu cnt.
icrurn. @clif mar IN @rlrnSmid,
M0, in elmer Nrilgclci permitelt &c,
lucicll. Gr bradltc lp0ter III Grfabs
rullu, oof icin 9llN 9orniht I'M Scr
BREEDER. 2l6mm mar.
Grb0lt is Wouatc udt +
bou1.
Nn0rCu ). Nunnigat. Der -
Sabre nlt lit ulb icit % &obrcn &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING observation-disclosures
0eltoblen mo bofiir pic6crbolt iUl
3lldtbonS mo III nnocrcn Strafan-
ltoltcu gciclicn bat, lurrbc 0cltcrn IN
Criminal -@erid)t bon Gidtcr gSrig5t
lue0cn cine$ %obcrmoIigcn Iicbltob!S
non Ncrt5elgcn olli Is Monotc ms
3lid)tbollS Qelonot.
0erid t@Hoti5cn
Ser Ero5eb GcaCll Nobcrt See
God)rol1. ipeIdler on1cfloAt lit. ais
NngcitcQtcr I'M 0iircult 6eS @eb0ltOe.
SnipcttcrS nllgebIid) ltntcrihloGlul-
gen bcNon0cn ST. bobcu. tomnlt bclItc
i'm Criminal @eridt jllr Scrbnnos
lltlN.
Gem in Moiicnqerid)t cillGercid)-
ten 9crid,t Der Observation-Disclosures 5u'
iolge bel11it Der @crtb oeS NohIll-
les bcS peritorbeltcn &enrn q. 6lcO.
oerr1ol i'd olrf $4S.5l5y0l.
Sir 5000 GntIhdoi0rng lit Scr
idnuor5c 6ouitfGnlpfer Soc @onS Don
Soo 5ieIos I'M Supcriot. @erid)t Der.
flo0t morocn. Sos Iittpinobil @ona'
trof ciuen Yfoitei,, Der Bfoiten brad
ob ans ttuf Sbn, tie erbcbtidy Der,
lctcilb, lpic 1ie Ingt.n' ~
9ic sen BIGubi9crll Der Dor nle,.
rcrcu Sobren in MnIicnOcrlpnltcr3
S0nbcl iibcracBongcrcl rGuecl
slnne Hoilruoo Gomponp," mclhc
nod)bcr Ser nWforp(oltb, GelulUorc &
%irginio.@ obn" einperleibt murac,
lhuloiNclt $~79,365.76 iiito bon lebics
rrr @ohtgeicaihoft fir Die s(,ls5ab,
lullg al bic @lGubi9er 6et Der nSrl.
ternotionol Srlit SO. Of Worplonb"
ocpollirt mor6en.
Cine l1clte &logc bcjiiqIiG ser Sull-
oclSmortc Sumter Hpc" wliroc oc-
itcrn I'M arciSgcrid)t bon Nclen y.
Griffith lno Tbilipp Canadian @ala
fer, Gnfcl bon YIN. canadian, cingc.
rcidt.
InS Stnot$ GppelotioilSgeridt
bot 9eltern III Der aloge Charles ".
2oro'8 gegell Sorrp M. Smitb cnt.
idieben, 0nB 2orb Der G~igcntbilnler
oes Watlergcid)1ftS mar mo Snlitb
mir Der Glerf. Gie uutterc ,Sltitoll5
bottc cntld)ieoen, Dob Smitb 9fit.
t~bcil6abcr NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Ger Imci.Yro5ef.
@illg geitern 81 guoc. - Die @e.
ifmorcnen in 9erntblmg.

0illg gellern 81 gnoc. - Die @e'
ihnorcnen in 9eratbnmg.
Gan 6ronciseo 8, 9eScmber.
- Die 8erbanblunsen III Dem BRO.
5eB 9egen abrabam Huei nubmen
beute Gin gnoe uto Der Saq fuuroe
flrS nad) 3 llbr Hofuittaas oen @e'
ldpuorcnen iiberloIicn. Hltef mar Der
9cftcdiing bes friibtrcn SlIperuiiorel
Sobn +. Slirep ungetlo8t. Der Bro
5eb bcguun nm DC. alt9uit nno es
nobm 70 Gage IN sniprild), Die Sc
idpuorencn d%rS5ulpdblcu. SranciS
:. &enep, Der Die Serfolgin8 9egcn
Huei %Ieitcte, nlroe am 10. Hopent
Der Dol, Dem CT, 3l,fytb1usler WorrIs
&ans I'M 8erifts5imnler geIdoIIen
uno id)rper oermlutoet. Saos be9ing
5ipei Gage ipdter Selbitutoro in1 8e.
fdngnib. 9is SIT ipGter Stunbe bot
ten iif) Oie 8eidmorenen nod nid)t
oiti Elm llrtbeil geeini9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11

q a d Scr pfftSieIlen
Stimmer50hllrng bat iif, mie bic
Soma Ieiornl" mittbeilt. terauSg,-
iteqt, 0aB Die YrobibitioniIten bel Der
lebten 8oHl nift einmal Stimmen
gerlltg 6etommen baben, I'M oils Eor.
lei an Der ndd)iten Staats. HrimGr
lpabl tb%eilnebntelt 5ii fonnen. Taf)
Dem 8eieb muB n1mlid elite Enrtei.
Die olf ben @abl5ettel min, minoe.
items , Ern5ert Der Stimmen erbol.
ten. Die Yrobibitionilten baben ober
anl 3. Nooemlber bieIe Siffer nid)t CT.
reift. Sic brahten eS ndmlid) mir
auf 1887 Stimmen, iponad), I'M bic
2 Gro5ent st erbalten, BEN Wufern
5S Stimmen fehlen. l1nb bennod) be.
berriden Die 1887 Wlider ben Stant.
INTO a1e unIsre Staatsbenmten er.
iterben fat in Gemiitb uno 9eboriom
Dor ibneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Slns bentid,en @creiucn,

Gnlitgc 8orbereitlunger m allen &er'
cincn fir sic @eibnadtstc'tIiha
feiteu. - R~uuoibreiben ben Der
Nclp-Dorfer SGugerfeIt Seboroe
entgegen genpmmen. Nnoerc
&ereinsnodrid)teu.
3ablreih idoorteu lidl geItcrn
Ibcno Die S0naer bcS r6robItnn"
INN ibren 3irigenten, Eroi. Sobn u.
alein, INN 9ieoer fiir Die @cibn0dtS-
feicr 81 iibGn. Sn Der 8eid)Gft$.
litlug, III lpelder ASrdltoent Senrp
@ienefelo bcn &orlis fiibrte lnO &r.
GurI 9Grbolo uls Grototolfiibrer
flmgirte, lullroe boS cubgiiltigc Ero.
gronm fir obigc 6cier oufgcItcIlt.
Nohmittogs fiuoct Oie ainoerbcifee.
ring ntb Ibenos Die GbriItboums
&erlooiuna. perbunocn NIT llntcrbol=
ting, ltott. gS mllr6c nlld) bcihloi'
len. olli o~llgcnleineS @crlongen bent
nddit micocrlm cil N%u'tcrnrolte1 5u
pcrnnItalten.
nSupcriihcr M Gnnerhor."
Sn @rt. SpDn u. Ndcrmonn'5
9nuc al 8oll9b. mo GarolineItroBe
fano Qciteru 2(bcnb sic m0d)entlidle
Singitlmoe bcs r9opcriifen MGn'
nerd)or3" ltott. @eiibt wilrOen ill-
ter 2cihug bon Eroi. Sobn s. 6ranf
Gb0rc iiir cine NniongS Somar i'll
Der .@bite Sole" itattfinoenbc
@cibnod)tsie icr, iiir wclhc and III
Der alli sic Sin9iumOc folacnocn &c.
ld)GitSiibrna &orbcrcitunaell gctrof'
len ipllrben. Cine ginIaolm0 bonn
.Shnnbcns &erein" muroc cntge9en
9enonmcn.
.Irion."
Ger .Nriou" !ieB Iciitc geitri9e
Sinaitrmoc ouSinlcn, oo Froi. Nte-
lunlet, uic OH onocrcr Stelic eriid)t-
lid lit. ooS Gon5ert oes yWiuiicol Nrt
Glltb" oirigirtc. llngefdbr 20 Wtit-
glieoer bes @ereiuS iouocn lid bel je-
mem CONCERT ciu.
Is CT cntron5."
Inter 2citung bon Yrof. George
". H6blmon iibtc ser oGiGcnfron5"
g~cltcrn 9lbeno IN leincm &crcinSlo-
foG, Srn, Mug, 0obcf'S @alc," CT
Ser 3. uno Coughs troBc. NigblonO-
toiuuL Gbore iiir 6oS 9tclu.Yorfer
SGnqcrfeIt. Sn Der @cid)GftaiiBunh
in mcId)cr Nr0iiocnt George NiGing
ocn Goriib mo SetrctGr Scum Sic
icfinQ bnS Erotofnll fiibrte, ml,roc
eilt Tu1oid)rciben bea Gi%nqltortie'
rlugs=Gomitc'S fir oos Neiu,Norfcr
SGngcrfeit pcrleien. iobnnn uuroen
&orbereihingell fir einc @eibnohtS.
feier getrpfien. meld)e Der &crcin u
m%einId)oftlid nit Dem G%unenpereiu
pcronItaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11

&err @ermonn Wortint
q cIf0r6cn. = Srn Nltcr bon y
Subren Idiab geitern &ornlittog Ser
&ermonn Martini, Elm lpe5iea in Sit.
Baltimore mobl6etonnter Mnnnl, III
lcincr Wobnltn0 ST. Grange anl 80.
tapscpzHcf aus Dem Sehen. Serr
Wartini plir0e om -. %onuor 1887
in Malbed gtborcn lno fam i'm Iltcr
bon II Sobren 11nd) Nnlcrif0. Nicr
arbeitcte CT jllcrIt OILS Sfubmnd)cr
unh bctrlcb lpotcr etpo 25Sobrc lang
cinen Grocery. unb Spiritltolcnlohen
an ser ono.S traBe un0 Goitcrn.
gpcnlle. Gor ctlpn IS Subren fnufte
er lid cine tSarm am Gotupsco-9tef,
auf iuelder CT jeiilCn 2ebcn3abeu0 3lt.
bradte. Scinc Satin, 6roll &otba.
rille Martini, ging linn bereits Dor 10
Sobren I'M So6e pornll, Sic &inter.
bliebelten limo bier Sobllc, Die &errell
SSobn, 8uitob, Gbipnro lunb Iuqltit
Martint, ltno cine Tod)ter, SRI. ad.
tbnrine Mturtini. Ser Scritorbene
mar Mtitglieo Der oSteltben-2oge 9tr.
81, s.. Of 81, ferncr mur CT cilter Der
@riinoer beS ,Sit.9ultimore Sieber.
fran5ea" un0 S%doinlciltcr oeS
y9eetbouet.M Gnllcrdjors". 9eibe Sc.
ianqpereiita Fat CT iiberlebt, nber oils
gutter S1i,gcr botte er ouf ieiner
Nnrnt &crlatgen nod Dem oertIhen
2ic0, nno 10 prgonilirte or baS rWtors
tini.G nortctt", bus lid, aus Dem Grais
lc leiner sSreiulOc 5uiommcniett. Dit
oen Mitglieoern beIlelbcn perlebtc ct
nlalld}e id)onc Stln0e III leilent
Seint. SieieS Gunrtett miro oils las.
ten 0ruB fir Sen cntiflofencn SGn.
ger olll 8robe Die GG0re ga lllten
lit 5rieoer" mo ygSic iie 10 lanft
ruben" 5ilrn @ortrag bringell. Die
@eeroigling filloet am Somltag Had)s
mittag nm : llbr bonn Srallcrbauic
olls aui Sem ut. Carmel, 6rieobof
Itntt.
Ger al ) s M orf t. -
gSer = ilidt iuuBte, Ser mub CO ieBt
%lpiiiell, oab @eibnud)ten Dor oer5bilr
+, Itcbt, oeiln Die oli1brlidlen Sorbotcl
babcii lid bereits cingeltellt. es iii
erfreulidl bob Der @eibllodtSntarft
i'll bieieln Sabre frilber erofTnet NOR
ben lit, ols g~elpobnlid, Die a1nfer
! scitioer oarail benfcn, lire Ginf1ufe
5l ntad]el. 9tic 5ilpor berrIdte polle
5luei @ohell Dor Dem @eibnad)tsfeli
elm 10 reyes 2ebei, III Ben groBen
@eih1ften, iuie Jest. Gies lit Elm
3eid,en. bab oiii alien 8ebieteit oes
loSialel1 nilb @eIfaifslebells Hefor.
men cingcfiibrt iucroen fonllen
iperll Refornen notbDenoig iino
Cine iuirflid) CUTE Sbot olt oen or
men 2abenmdbhen begebt Die sSrou
Die lire MISUNDERSTANDING 5eitig Sc
iorgt. lpern ibr oos erforoerlid)t
Gelo sur 8erfiieulig itebt. Gie 3a1I
Der adiifer, Die 5lint lesterl 3og mar
ten niiiielt. lit obnebiit grnb gen,tg
Bonn @runbei + Ii IN s
/ Warft. = Sr. CHARLES q. 9edel
bat fir Or. &. $. &offmanlt 3rn. g
9. MiIion oos !Salls Der. 1927
Gntolp.Hlaee, o6gefnnft. Gas Sous
iii oreiit0fig, bat Is 5ub 4 3of
| Sront irto 1T 1870 6iib tieF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11

SIREN BerIetnn9ene erie.
GEN. = @eitern Ibeno nm z llbr
Storb bic Bret Sabre alte Nnna Shro,
Der bon Ger. lilo, 8raoforoitr., int
St. SoiepEs 6oipital al, oen Sol
gen Dol, 9raitotpnioeit, ipelde tic
am 6 icnitoa abef,h erIitt.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
CARE OF the KITCHEN.
Clean Walls Are an Esssns'a' 70
Sanitary Cooking.

u q. not only important to know
how TO cook. but It is equally impor'
,art IN know where to cook. COOK
ing in a dirty kitchen can never pro
duce good food. The idea Is simply
nrepost orous. yet kitchen walls are
,ef, for neutrality-suspicious. for years
without cleansing.
In the first place the kitchen wall
should have a light tint that the mer'
es, aeck OF dirt can be seen: that the
sbecrest cobweb can be brushed
away; that the tiniest water bug can
h. discerned. II is all folly expecting
clean food in kitchen with dirty
walls.
Never put wall coating on
kitchen wall that Is mixed with not
water or that has glue in 1t. or sour
milk In It II mixed with cold water.
Glue walls made from horses hoofs
colorcd up with cheap colorings DO
no, indicate good housekeeping. The
glue is constantly decking on. fall.
ing into the food and the idea OF food
favored with glue made from horses
hoofs is not appctizing.
Kitchen walls to be thoroughly sat.
isiactory should be alabastined the
same as every other wall in the
house. They should be coated regu-
larry in the spring and fall OF each
year with light tint.
The care OF the pantry requires
constant attention. The walls should
be brushed over every year. the
dishes removed from the shelves
which should be thoroughly wiped
with hot water. II there are ant
holes or any other insects in the pan
tries n thick putty OF the wall coat
ing can be made and all the ant holes.
even small mice holes can be filled
with /, which will protect the pantry
from the incursions OF disagreeable
insects and mice.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
SHE COULD NOT WALK
For Notwithstanding Humor on Ankles
-opia;es Alone Brought Sleep
Eczema Yielded to Cuticura.

Il had eczema for over two years.
| had two physicians. but they only
gave me relief for short time and |
cannot enumerate the ointments and
lotions ! used TO no purpose. My ank.
les We're one mass of sores The itch
ing and burning were so intense that
| could not sleep. | could not walk for
nearly four months. One day my hus-
band said | had better try the Cuticura
Remedies. After using them three
times | had the best nights rest in
months unless | took an opiate I
used one set OF Cuticura Soap. Oint
ment. and Pills. and my ankles healed
In short time II is now year since
used Cuticura. and there has been no
return OF the eczema Mrs David
Brown. Locke. Ark. May IS and July
l3. 1907"
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
ACCIDENT ReUNI1es NeleAeoRs.
One Grasps Others Hand and Paws
Back Costs Of Lawsuit.

Middletown. y. Y.-Ten years ago
Theodore Woolsey and Samuel Sellen.
farmers. had quarrel over a line
ience which resulted in n lawsuit. Sci
len was beaten, had to pay costs and
vowed he would never speak to Wool.
sey again. The men sold their farms
soon after that and left the neighbor.
hood. Neither had seen the other I'm.
I'll the other day. when an accident
sustained by Woolsey brought about a
reconciliation.
Sellen was driving along the high.
way when he overlook a supposed
stranger whose horse had fallen in
the road. He stopped and assisted
him in getting the animal on his feet
When Woolsey recognized him AS tho
man with whom he had quarreled he
grasped the hand OF his old enemy
and exclaimed:
God bless you, Samuel Sel,en
won't you forgive me for the wrong
did you years ago? You shall be re-
imbursed for all the old lawsuit cos,
you"
Yes. I will forgive you" repl,et
sellen. wringing Woolsey' hand, "ant
you need not pay me either"
Woolsey insisted upon uayiny Tn,
money, however. The men now liy,
IN different parts Of the state.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
EGG BEARS LOVE ROMANCE.
Carries Wonan's Name on Shell, Ten
Years; Then Man Finds II.

Joplin. Mo.-An interstate romance.
Matched OF an egg shipped from Jopl,n
to Winsted. Conn, is disclosed in a
dispatch announcing that Emil Laurit.
zon OF Winsted had observed the ad.
dress OF Miss Louise Adcock Of Ion.
lin on an egg from a case he was IN.
packing; that through this incident "A
correspondence had begun, and later
had terminated in marriage engage.
ment and preparations for a trim IN
Joplin.
There are no Adcocks living in Jon.
lin. No one named Louise Adcock
has been employed in Joplin commits.
sion houses. and the only tangible
clew that might throw light on the
Connecticut egg story comes through
the police department. Cant. Tom
Lawson recalls that woman named
Louise Adcock ran huckster WAGON
in the region round about joplin ahout
ten years ago.
The presumption here IL that Louisa
Adcock wrote her name and address
on a dominicker egg which was des.
tined for cold storage, and that the
ancient egg has Just reached Winsted
after ten years.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
BRAIN POW Err
Increased by Proper Feedino,

A lady writer who not only has dona
good literary work. but reared a fam.
ily. found In Grape-Nuts the ideal food
for brain work and to develop healthy
children. She wri.cs:
am an enthusiastic proclaimer of
Grape-Nuts as a regular diet. | for.
merly had no appetite in the morning
and for years while nursing nv four
children. had insufficient nourishment
for them.
Unable to eat breakfast felt faint
later, and would go to the pantry and
eat cold chops. sausage. cookies
doughnuts or anything happened to
fnd. Being writer, at times nv
mead felt heavy and my brain asleep.
When l read of Grape.Nuts began
eating 1t every morning, also gave 1t
to the children, including my 10
months old baby, who soon grew as
fat as little pig, good natured and
contented.
i wrote evenings and feeling the
need OF sustained brain power, began
eating small saucer Of Grape-Nuts
with milk, instead Of my usual indi.
gestible hot pudding, pie, or cake for
dessert at night.
Il grew plump, nerves strong, and
when wrote my brain was active and
clear; indeed, the dull head pain never
returned"
POSTUM CEREAL CO.. Ltd.
Battle Greek, Mich.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
AS VET UNKNOWN TO FAME.
Can Any Ono Place This Quotation
from Philosopher?

Louis Jones of the Grand opera
house had the blues. His brother. a
colored man. usually in good humor
had 'em. too. Neither knew just why
he had 'em. but they had 'em just the
same. They talked of the weather.
the times and a dozen other gloomy
subjects There was nothing sunny
in the soul of a patron or barber.
Finally both sighed in concert and
silence fell over the shop-yes. over
barber shop The colored man was
the first to speak, After several mo-
ments of silence he gave vent 10 an
other sigh and said;
We'll, as de old philosopah says;
'Ef yo' amt got nothin,' now's 20
time.
Jones is still wondering who the
philosopher as.-lndianapolis News.
1t may be n blessed fortune for
Socrates that Nantippe didn't Keep
diary to be published 1000 years after
her death.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
BIGGEST ARMY DEPOT TO RISE.
Government Selects Site In Frisco ana
viii Spend 100000.

San Francisco.-lti is announced ina
the federal authorities have thke'
definite steps to secure site mere '''
the biggest United States army depo
in the country. The institution Is t'
be located on part OF the existing army
reservation at Fort Mason ana then
run forth on land at present SUD
merged.
This submerged land is owned ny
the Dore family OF this city ana Mrs'
Herman Oelrichs and her sister. Mrs
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr,, oil Ne"
York. The land is to be condemned
in the United States circuit court. As
sistant United States District Attorney
Clark has planned n suit for that pnr-
pose.
Congress has appropriated sl,50o,ooo
to pay for the site and iillinE IN the
submerged section. Outside the price
Of the condemned land the depot with
its many buildings and wharNes is
TO cost $1,000 600.
The site to be- condemned lies be
tween Laguna and Lewis streets and
Van Ness avenue and now Is 4 small.
shallow arm OF the BAY. on which the
headquarters OF Gen Funston looks
/, is also announced that Fort
barry Is - b. occupied AT once by
I'ri'-.I StJ.rs .~uops MAJ George
NIX Ni"fImson u"w constructing
,Il-'- master a, For Mason has ad-
Sod GsE Funston thar the quarters
+ FU-, Ba--v are ready Tor occupancy.
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Rlc-: WORKS IN SHELTER.
sc- GO Carr-l Gusserre a Laboref
- HeScsr Plant.

Azus Callsu'ss Mex -Th" many
millions of dollars Of w"alrh oi DAME
Diusxenh-im " NeR York. head oC the
suelt-- rr'Ist are not standing in tn"
~al OF his son Iarfy GusEcnhcim. IN
learning the practical I'D" "f III"
smelling business
Young GuEgsuhoim is working with
a gang pt p.-on M.Nlcans shoveling
or" n III" bins of the big Smrltrr At
his place He receives the same
wages As rhe MeNicans ON" peso n
ta, which is equivalent to - cents In
the MONEY OF tn" United States
1t Is said thar the youne man took
his position With his fathers consent
and that he Is TO work his way up
through the several departments OF
the smel,er After finishing with the
manual and mechanical sides OF the
business he will enter the oiicc and
learn how the books and records are
kept
The American Smel'ing and REIN,
Ing company. which is usually called
the smclter trust. virtually controls
III" silver, gold and copper smelling
business nf the United States and
Mexico II is said that Young Gue
g"nheim Is eqnippinG himself 50 as to
he able to succeed his father event,
ually at the head of the business.
He is ls years old and is strong
and healthy He came down here in
n private car and went TO work the
next day
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starch. like everything else, is be.
ing constantly improved. the patent
starches put on the market 25 years
ago are very different and inferior ,o
those OF the present day. In the lat.
est discovery-Defiance Starch-all in.
furious chemicals are omitted, while
the addition of another ingredient, in.
vented by us. gives to the Starch n
strength and smoothness never an.
preached by other brands.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-14
This Cold World Of Business.

The messenger boys paused outside
the Army building. says the New York
Sun. One of them was selecting a
cigarette from a box.
Gimme one" said the smokeless
boy.
Nav" said the other. they cost
money"
"I'll owe you cent" said the first
boy. Come on. I'll pay you after"
They cost more than cent" said
the boy with the cigarettes. "Nothin'
doin Your credit amt no good"
And they parted.