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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-12-17
DAILY D0GGEREL

. saw the doctor Yesterday
Your trouble. sir. said H..
Is mental and not physical
You need society.
'Compauianship- you're lonely.
In politics take part
The members Of your party
Should cheer your lonely heart
said I I can't find any.
said doctor How Is that -.
/ sighed and turned my fac away
Il am a Democrat.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-12-17

T. =. POWELL.
United States Marshal Second
Division. District Of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-12-17

NOME. ALASKA. DEC Y. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-12-17

chairman II eeeHittee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

0ic 6aGncnmcibc oeS
rNcut den WilitGr Set
Gins" am Montog Den 3. Hll9nlt,
I'M n@citcno Farf" pcriprid)t cine
Der groBortiAltcn ScIt Iidfciten 81 mct.
0er. mcldlc icit lon9cr 3cit III
Baltimore obgcboltcu moroen itno.
Ter &Oriibcr oca Arrangements 50.
mites, &r. >Sohn II, gang, Der Gag
mo Nod)t iilr Den Griolg hcS 6cltcS
orbcttct, tcbrte gclteru Nornittaq
aus FbiloOclpbio 5ltriid un0 brad)te
Die lrcuoiqc 9tud)rid)t nit, boB iid)
0rci oeutidc EcrciniArn1cn aus Scr
Stoot ser 9rtloerIicbc an OQ Set.
lid)fcit betbcili1cn mcr0cn. Nm
Sonntog NbcnO 6 llbr miro Die Mel.
tcn0e 9attcric ncbit Gnnlcu nit Dem
EbiInoclpbio Boot bier onfommlcn
ul0 im oNotcl Halcigb" e%inQlorticrt
mcr0Cn. Gieiclbcn mcr0en i'll poner
llnilorm nit Dem GmpiunpSsGomitc
bc9 oGClltihcu WitIitor-Gercin9" pom
Ott. Honol. Stntion bic Mitglicocr
0ca arieAcrbnloca mo ser Milrt.
tCmbcrgiid)cn ulolctsGSfaoron aus
H~bila0clphiu I'M 10 ltbr Gormittag9
obbolen mo nad) Dem nSotcl Ma
lcigb" 8clcitcn. NuBcrOcm mer0cu
iid) BON bieiigen &creinen nod ser
nGcutlAc aricgerbmno" lno sic
n@lttclSbnd) Settion 9tr. /, y. N.s
y" III corpore AT bent Set betbeili.
gen, lucld)ea aud Der MinDor mo ser
Ocllt'dc aoniul s. Il. 2iiocrib nit
iDrcr 8c9enport bccbrcn mcrOcn.
u D d) gut abgcl uu n.-NlS
6rou Gua Wf. Muffin bon 9tr. IA,
&clt d. SopcttcItraBc, gcitern Die ode
uon EruttltroBc mo 2aulon GaeD
p0Iiirtt, mlroe tic BON einem Wagen
Der 6lrnna @ropcr, Hrager II. Miller
geltonell lllo ulif 0d3 SttQBellpflaz
lIcr 0eld)leuoert. Ger autiher oe9
@clGbrta, Der 9tcger Sobn EinOar.
iijbrtc bic GcrungliIftc nod ocrgSob.
1lrtg ibrer Mllttcr, Trou Gli6ubctb
Clinton, i%ppbnbnit III gtr. 2O7, Scott.
ilrobe, iuolclblt iic bon Or. &oiepb
Nitle bchuno2lt murOe. Eic Ser.
lctllng cine S6nitnuum0c onl Sitts
tcrfopi, lit Rid)t g~ciGbrIid.
Gle crten @on0 itrobcn.
Gbligationcn. - Die Staato.
9cb0rOc iiir 0ifcntIihc Nrbcitcn mirO
bcllte in annapolis Die AnAebote iiir
Die critic ObliAotioucu N~llagobe iiir
Ocl neutrality-suspicious. 0ifncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01
Wuulo %fnpitulirt.

lritt oicGontroIc ilbcr icin Nobn-
iUitcm all Norrimun ab. - Nols
tluA icincr S6mcitcr Sclcn
Nuiunt i'm on5u. - Gic o9nltis
more unO Ohio.@ohu" miro 90
ourd proiitircn.
ST.. @cor1c ). @oltlo, scr pcr5mci-
rcite Nuitrcn9lul0cn mod)tc, Ole Gons
trolc iibtr oaa Don leincr 6an1ilie
lclcitcte Hahuiuitem in Scr Sul0 ST
GcGoltel, bot por icincm Ncgncr e.
$. 6orrimon oic @niicu ltretcn
miiiicn. Nou 5ablrcldlcn Gonicren-
sen mltroc onactiinoi9t, OoB Die bclltc
i0ligcn y@bccling & Sote Gric"-
Ntotcl iIbcr 100000 pom &llbu,
2ocb x So. uuo @lair 4 50. int Aui-
trugc NorrimMl'& cin0cl0it mcroch
luilrocll.
Die Nicoerluge George :. @oulo'9
nllr0c, mic eS beiBt, brrd) bic Sal
tlul9 icincr S6mcitcr &cIen bcrbci-
1eiilbrt, nCtd)e Der 9ltitht tit, 0oB it'd
ihr 0rlt0cr bel Dem llntcrllcbnlel,
Sic 5oblrcidcn &lltcrelien Der 6ami-
lie IN icincr 8ono i'll ucrcincll, SIT
picl jlr1lttbct. 0tcS triilt b%elonocr@
81 i'm @ilbIid olli Die ScinOc, oir
or lid llltcr bcn 9anfIcr5 gcnlad)t
Dot, mo In9clld)tS Der Sbatiad)c,
ooi} iciuc Habncn nid)t I'M Stonoc
limo, nit ibrcn 2lttien ocn Mortt 5u
b%cballptel.
lllter mcld)cr Neoinglungcn @nrri-
man bel Der Ginl0lung Der $4,000.
600 Notcn iilr @olIlo cinipringt. lit
llid)t bct0lutt, c5 bciBt ic0odL Dab CT
ein boIbea ,Slttcreiic al Der n@bccl.
iltn & 2otc eric NuDn" crboltcn
miro. Die .Gric.9abn," Die Don
Norrimul controlirt miro, benlltte
biabcr in Eittabrr1 ben Dem &an-
Ocrbilt Spnoitat gcborigcn Sits
bur0 mo Ynfc Grie"s Snbubof ais
EGdtcrim mo buS Abfornmel nit
@ouIo nulB oubcr iilr lie bon uIrgc-
hcllrcm @crtGe lcin. IS miro ol0c.
uommel, O0B audi Die baltimore
mo Gbio-Nobn." Die ebenioa9 tbctl
mciic l,ttcr Ger Gontrolc Sorriman'o
ltcbt, oilrf Ooa Nbfolnmcn proiitircn
miro, iuocnt lic Den @nbniD : Fitta-
bllr1 5crmiuul-9 obnboie bcnllbcu
miro mo 0o0ltrd) 100000 iilr
Die }lnlu9c CinCa ncllcn @nGnboica,
Der ldon gcplort mar, iport. Scnc
terminal @obn IN Eittsburg foitet
@oulO $lt,O0O,OOO uno ioll picl 5u
ser Sinnn5flcmmc, III Die er geratbcn
lit. beigctragcn hoben. Sb icbt Die
.Ncitcru MarDlono gn6n" icnol3
nah Gia9blrB ~ucrlGn9crt merocn
miro, mic Is &rn. @oul0'a lroltmt
mar, lit Nngciifta ser llellen Ont.
midcllulQcn icbr irugli1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

Sic Hcnncn I'M n@cntlc.
mems 2riping Bart" -
lie i%olNcnOcn Eicroc gcponncn Die
Hcnncn I'M o@cntlcmcn'a Iriuin8
Enrf: &n aIoiic u @rn. &obn u.
3icgcnbcim'a Eicro nSl,o1c Mcacn.
ncp"; in &loiic y Srn. s. 6. Gdcn
ro0c'a Ficro oNorn O." unb III
alniie & @rn. @corGc acstcr'a Eicro
nS0li @nacon."
Eroteit gcNen Eeqnuoi.
gung 5mcier u oroer. - Sm
@ouuerueltra . Bureau lieirn o~citern
Erotcitc Elm acgcn Die 9egnaoiguna
Don Nogcr Gougbertp uto Eatrid
Sane, oic 1906 ncgen Grmoroung
bes Enli5iIten Tobn Soilp pom iiio-
lid)en Iiltrift i'll 10 Sabren 3lldt.
lIallahait perurtbeilt muroen, lluo
I'm bcrcn 9cgnabiglntg Der @olper-
nilr am Tonncritng eri1d)t muroe.
IS itno 1uuptiGd)lth Teripanote oes
ermor0ctcu 4'olijiiten, Die proteltircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01
Tic S%uacnoliebc bcs @rORbcrsoaS.

Cine hil6ldlC Grlnncrltng aus oert
S~er5enalebcn ocS pcritorbcnen 8roB,
bcr5oNa 6ricOrid) BON Baden Der.
oiicntlift Sreiberr bon @rottbuB inn
DGbiirmcr." Seine Frin5eiIin mars
un0 feline TiirItilL Scr oos reidlte
@cidcnf gGlt, oaa Der @roBbcr,oq
olo Wonn 81 Dergebcl bette. SSt glei-
der Strait u1b Heinbeit looerte 0e3
MGofenS Sicbe ibnt entgegen. Menn
ole 6lonlmcn lcelild)en @leihflonge&
iiber Ole beiOen iungcn Wenihcn jlt.
lom1nellld)litaen Gcldob eS inter Der
icItcn 3ltpcrildt, filr'a aon5e Heben
ell1onocr on5ugcboren. Cine norge
natiid)c Che ihien linn iclbitpcrItGn6
lid uto Eritl5 Srlc0rId) betnnrlte it'd
oiicn III ibr, obne Riidiidlt All lcinc
Observation-Disclosures. 90 aoeltc i'm
lcinc @ciinnung mo pourte lid) nit
bent Noel ser @ebltrt. Iie e%rmdbIte
mar Icl1cr lpilrolA, mas ne bis 5lt
Ibrem Sobe 5u bclpciicn oeritolb.
@oS an Gllnl ulo Webe. Nos on
Shmer5 oieie 5iuci Mcnidcn ntitein-
onoer g~etrogen babcn nl0gcn. bn er
SIR Regcntihoft gclongte mo bolo
oorollf olIrd) ocn Zoo oeS Sbronfol.
gers oen Enron Scr 30bringer be
lticg. lit unihlucr nodBuiiiblen.
Cine legitinle ebenbiirtigc Che luoro
sur 6oroerung bes 8eleees. 1rei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

Ser meme W arm LAMB s IL
trp Is | il b miro bellte lei Glubbolls
anForf Sei9bts Npenuc e%roffnen. dc
geamten iinb: FrGiibent Charles e..
tSorb. Gicc-Y r1iibcnt @illiom S.Vtat-
thai, Sd)obmeiiter Semell g. @otts
ltnb Scfrttor George Z. 0cid)n1nnm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01
Sin Spier icincs Scrufs.

Ger ollf 10 trogiide @cilc INNS Sc6cIt
ocfomnlenc Moihiniit Charles
Moirnid alf Bent st. &nutIa
S%ricoboie" SIR lcttcn Nltbc bcitot-
tct. = @rpbeS Groltcrgciolgc 1iCbt
iGnt ous 8cleit.
Gin ingcu6bnlih 9rnbea Srollcr.
gciolge Gab gcltern Nodnlittog 0ett
iroiiHcn lleberreIten beS Srn. Ghar-
les Hoienid, mcld)cr oIl Gicnito0 ci.
ncm bcOaltcrnslucrtbcn llnfnQ in bcrl
@crfcn Der .Seoting & Hefrigcroting
Company" 3um Gpier ficl 0o3 @cIcit
i'll ibrcr letter. GnbeitGttc olri Dem
ST. Eoltl'S Srico6ofc." Gic NoIto-
rcl NJ. @admnnn BON Scr 0cltti0cn
i"iinitcn rcformirtcn ct. Youl2-&irdc
oil @rooomap uno Erottitrobc un0
". g. @cber bon Scr reiorntirtcn
@loubcns-&irhc al 0oi9hltro6c un9
EattcrlolsEorf -9IpCnllc bicltcn I'M
3roucrbouic rnb an 8rubc ergrci.
fcnoe Iniprod)rn. 3oblreidc uto
prud)ti9e 9lltntcnIpcnbcn 1obcn Don
Der Gclicbthcit unO Ihtuna 3cugnib,
0crcn iid) Scr Tcrltorbcnc in lpcitcltcn
&rcilcn crfrcltte. Nla 9ohrtltdtrGgcr
IunQirtcn Die &S. S. u. @oiic, :. :.
Barnett, 81. @rCcrL &omc@ @llrfc,
Sohn u. Strobcl mnS 5. s. Sroltt.
fcltcr. Ger &critorbcuc ml,roe onl
81. Ic5cmbcr 1886 in Baltimore ais
Sobn 0Clttlhcr Gltcrn acborcn. Gr
lpar Der critic 9nltimorer, lucIdcr bic
Polarization pom GiS otf uold)incl-
lem @cge ouSiiibrtc, sir lon0c Sab.
yc wor or ols Moihiniit bel ser Mo-
rplono See Company" thGtiA. uno
icit mcniNcn @odcn mor CT in Qlci.
t1cr Gigerihnft bel Der Seating x
NciriNcroting Company" onQCitelt.
&or % Sabren rcid)tc CT Sri. 6ricoc=
rido lllrid) Die 6oto sum- QliidliNc1
Ghcbln6c. Ncben ibr troltcrn lrm
Ocn Iobtcn lcilc bctoQtcn Gltcrn,
Nr. Charles Hoicnid inO 6rou Gothc.
rillc Hoicnid, 0rei SdlpcItcrn ltlO Gin
@rltOcr. Gie 6irmo $. Sonoera &
Sobn leitetc bic @citattlng. Ger
&crltorbenC mor iiir Ion9c Satire Gin
treucr 2cier bca nGcutldcn Gorrc.
lpnn0cntcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

NlcranbCr Yrolun lu10 Sou3 OUTSIDE.
60blt lucr0cn.
N|crlettc iein Mnic. - No
li5iit !. Z. NrmItronQ pom mittlcrcn
9iitrift iicl NcItcrn WiittaQ > llbr
bel ser &eriolQung uon &lobcn, bic
@iiricl III Der NGbc Der often miitlc.
rem Foli5clltotion an 9tortbltrnbc &c
lpielt bottcn, mo ncrlcttc iih Dos
lmfc @cin. Sic &crlcbrung mltr0c i'm
,Staot, Noipital" perbum0en.
Ne0cr Sci h 0ft3lcutcz
Convention. - Sic SiBun0cn
Der .%AtotionoIcn Ncgcr p @cld)0its-
lcutcs9igo" meroen pom 10. bis 81.
2llQltit III Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ob0chaltcn mcrocn. @roplcr !.
@nibinQton miro onl 10. NInQtit cine
HCoc boItcn. Cine Nn5o1l GcrNriI-
gllnAen iiir Die lcIcgnten iin0 orroll-
nirt ipor6eH.
&c Ipli5e + 81 6goc bot be.
ihloiicn DoB lie ieitooiiiigcn Subren
obgcifoiiteE Biirtcl lpteNer QctroQcn
wcrOcn rliiIifn. sSdbrihcinlid) pcr.
Oclt 6te -8oIi3iitcu inL &inter aItdl
Wtiibell, oltitntt Ser 6oalntc trn0cn.
Fr6iibent Slponn iogt odb Die Foli-
jiiten obne 0nrtc Yullnlun.M o9gon-
Committeeman Gbnli6er, oils Nolij;.
item icbcn. ,g
Set bcs abeili9cn SGno.
tiuo. - @eitcrn mar ooa set bCS
bciIiqen Sgnotilrs, bcs @riin0cra Oc9
rSeiuitcn.C rocn&, llno trotcn Die j0br.
lid)cr GcrGnoCrlnn1cn inter ocn Or
oensmitglic0crn IN arolt. Entcr i.
t. Nro0u muroc Fr0li0ent bea go.
polo.GoueQs" in0 Eater Sobn :.
@bitncp aus Ebilubelpbiu SecliorNcr
ser ct. S9notilt2s STRIDE. Scilt criter
Niiiitcnt murbe Natcr NSeter 5. Gar.
roll aus @oobltpf.
&irhlid)e yes. - Die 3ions.@c.
mcin0c ueranitnItct am Sonntah 0clt
9. 9(lglilt. cincn @~otteabienlt I'M
Srcirn, inl @uIoc 0itlid bon Ncber's
Earf, I'M If llDr &ormittugS, bel
bcm Ealtor Suliu3 6ofmdnn Die Ercs
otgt boltcn miro.
- Sn Der >. r%eiormirtcn Ct.
Fouls-airdc, Nroo0mop ltlO Fratt.
StraBe, miro an Sorntag ben ,.
gltguit, Ealtor gSonncr cine Yrobe.
preoi8t in cngliihcr Sprude baltcn.
3 as ,De GlO Steil Gons
cloue, 5. :. S." pcronitaltet an
Sonntog, brn 3. Alrgiit, cinen Ails.
ling nod NcnsMar. &er bic Nit
glieoer OeS GonclaOes fennt lr1o ba.
bci in 9ctrodt 5icbt, Dap Elm Griri.
idungS : @oggon I'M Spe5iaI5ugc
Curt mo Slnaer I0idIcs miro, miro
gepiB nidt p%cricblen, Die Inbrt NIT
5umaden. Gic Nlbfdhrt criolgt 1874
llbr Don Der SiQcn'S tution.
Ser 46bru6 Oes 3ollge.
bGubes. Ger Superintenoeni
ser .Mnrplano guilOing & @rcding
Co." Scnrp $. @CiIt, Der ben ab-
brudl oes alten 3~oagcbquocs leitet
Fat ollsgeiunoelL Dab Die Indrinncn
Ocs 8ebGiloes ans <pIcr limo. Sir
Die 8ronitbl6tc BADEN bereits 5mei
airhen . @enteinbctt, meldc nellt
airfen baucns 9lngt6otc acnladt,
uno iino oieielbcn ctma. $4,000 nertb.
Illd Die Sei5einrihtlnlg nno Die
ielleriid)ercn Nem0lbe Iino $1,000 bis
$4,000 mert6. Die Gontroftoren
boten fir oas @e6duoe 1925.
%*% Ser ,Nooiid)c 6roucn = Ser.
Elm" peronitaltct ur> Moutog, Den 10.
allgult, III @roltbncr's idon gelege.
llcm .@citenb.Eorf" iein grobes
babiides Golfsieit. Gns Gomite bat
ieine ARRANGEMENTS 1etroifen, nod
melden 81 id)licBcn lit, bnB lid Die
Seitlid)fcit ut cinen aroBortiacn gr.
cignib geitolten miro. Ter Gintritts.
preis betrGgt 10 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01
Strengc, abcr acrcd)tc Strafc.

Fnll5cirihtcr @arlonO bcltrait cillcn
Nrgcr-Hobling nit iiinf Sabrcn
@ci0nQniB. Grriclbc bottc
cincn Gaiiengcnoiicn nit cillcm
Wtciicr iurhtbor 5ugeridtet.
.6itni Sabre NeiGnQniB." ona mar
Die StroIc, neIdc EoIijctrid)tcr Gar
lolo gcltcrn III Der oitIid)cn EpIi5ei-
~itotion Dem 9tcgcr Grauf Snlitb olli
brnmmtc ooiitr, ooB CT icincn NoI-
i%cngcnolicn JSra1f Gcnni9 nit einem
McI'cr ulibcrorbcntIit libel mit0c-
ipicIt bate. Gcnni2 bot Qcitcrn Nor
gcn, nl5 CT ais 3ctQc bel ser &er.
bnn0lrng utitrot, Gin Nilo oc@ &ont-
mcrS. Gicr ticfc @llllOcn I'M Nilfcn
uuo 5ruci in Der @ruit bate ibm
Smith bcigcbradt; MlBcrocm mor
Elm Singer BON Scr linfcn Sono ioit
16n5lid abgctrcmnt. @ic olla ser
NeiDelSQllfHQQHHe DerOor9lll9 Datle
Snttb gGn5lid- unpropo5Irt nit Cen
his, ser ais Elm nrbcitlomcr, irie0Iic
bcnOcr Mum gcihilocrt mtrbc, am
GonnCrito0 Nbcno an ser Sprin9,
nabc @oItilnorc-S trobc N0nocl All
gclangcn lut0 lid) Damn obnc plcl
Gc0crlcicuS icincS MciicrS bcOient.
Coa Grihcincu oca HunocicrAcontcn
Nicincr lnO Scr0contcn Tau olti Der
Sccllc nl0htc Dem &onlpfc cln Gnoe;
bic Ncanttcn brnd)tcn ocn Miitbcrid
ltNd Der GItlihcn loIijcIltotion nab
reno Gcnnia I'M Entrolma9cn oe3
0ItIid)cn 3iItritta nod) Dem st. So.
icpha.Soipitol" iibcriilbrt mur0c.
Eoli5cirid)tcr @nrlnno po6 bel Scr
&crfiin0igung pes llrtbciI3 icincm
Ncoollcrn Onriibcr 9nl10rl,d, tid)t III
Scr Sage 5t icin, cine idpucrcrcStro
itbcr 0cl robcn Eutron 5t pcrbIngclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

ItpiNbNlllNIl.
Ecrlonal atoti5cn. - Sr.
Gtephen Is. Sittlc, 9lftllor oca Sltpe-
rior-@cridt, lit bon leincr 6cricnrciic
nod CANADA 5uriidgcfcbrt.
r. Sruu @olter 9lllhsr uno Sobn
bon Noloublnrf bobcn ollf Dem
,&rin5 6ricoriN WiIbclm" bon Mclp.
gorf ats cine 0clud)arcile nod)
Eelltldloph on9ctrctcn, 100 iic @rlt.
Slld)cr uno bic Srl9. Moriunllc uno
M'nrgorctbc Nlld)cr trcffcn mcrocn.
- 0crr Sp6n ). 3inf BON 9tr. $50,
Siio- Entttrion 4}orf. Npcnlc, lpcilt bel
icincm Setter Foltor &obn Is. Sobn
iii Sort Golbornc, Ontario, oui 9c-
lltd).
0crr GDriition Wteicr, moDnbult
en- Der Srcnlont NUclulc, cln Wtlt=
nlico bea Surnpcrein9 y&ormorto"
mo perlhieoencr lufalcr @%cianguer.
cine, llcgt I'M SomoopatbilGen 9olpl,
tai, al Der WoltntitroBc, ldNper CT
tranft burnieOer.
Ser i Il III II d) t befannt.-
Mus Dorf, va, miro bcrid)tet, OuB
BORT Gin &l1ubc 81 10 Sagcn @efdllg-
lib Dcrllrtheilt mllr0c, m2ld)cr lelnell
Noncn ais Non gong ntgibt ul0 be
hallptct aus Der ct. Wurp'a Snou.
ltrie . Sdulc III baltimore gcflild)tet
III lcin. &n g%cnannter Sdulc 1T
jc0pd nienlola Elm %rinlic nit ei1enl
ocrorti9cn Nunlell 1cipcicn nlo es
miro angcnontmcn, oaB Der Sllngc
eillen iolid)c1 Aumen ongob. Wnpor
@eoutr bon Dorf eupnrtct inncrbalb
Scr 10 Gage Information bon bcll
bieli9en ScDorocn, mas nit Dem &no-
ben getbon ipcrocn iou.
u a d ~ c ben Der ii II den
Nallon brit. - Ger ,Glectric-
Eort" ipor onl Gonnerltog gbenb Die
St0ttc cineS lGnNeren Mort. mo
iilr5eren SnllItsaunnpfcS 5rpil6en &rn.
@opor0 Gill, Dem Gigcntbiinlcr bea
fiir5lid obnc itincn Scrrll atIgcitics
gcItcn Suitbollons, mo &errn Oscar
Sane, Dem ninrmcrmil0enFrcB- Macll.
ten bcs acknowledgements
Orllnb 81 Der etlpos iiber Die parlnz
mcntorild)ell 6ren5en billallsgebcns
Der observation-disclosures gnb, lplc ca
GeiBt, Die filr5lid)e itNngcratolpn ell.
0crloc Suftrciic, mcld)e, Oh SEER Som.
ar6 Gill ST Ipat FAM obnc 0en1elbeit
lIntcrnonrlclt lpur0e. NilS olcler
Gllclc itar,n1t Scrrn @ius Inimos
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mureitraRe, nabe gnitom Sonie Glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-01

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Does your back sehs21 Do you get
NJ lame In the morning2 Do you feel
dull and tired1 Does It hurt you 10
bend over. TO lift anything. TO get W
from a chair7 Do YOU have suddea
catches" or stitches Of pain In the
back! Does a dull, thTobbing ache
settle in ;ho, small OF your back and
bother you day and night? Do you
sometimes feel that you simply can
not straighten up2
II you do have backache. be careful
not To make the very common mistake
Of treating II as muscular trouble.
Do not rub the sore place with lint-
ment, nor put on plasters, for the seat
OF the trouble Is inside-in the kid
Deys. which lie just beneath the small
&C the back, on either SIDE OF the spine
A cold. a chill. fever. overwork,
oyereating or overds.nklng may start
slight congestion. or inflammation In
the kidneys work ~ altering the
blood. II Is this condition that sets
up the aching. and makes your back
60 bad
You cannot make IN: mistake ny
treating the Kidneys nj once. for IL IL
these small troubles that lead 10 drop.
81, diabetes ard BrightS disease. e
there is any doubt In your mind that
The Kidneys are Effected, notice the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
AMERICAN HARD TIMES
ARE FELT IN EUROPE

Hard times in America have had
p great effect in Europe" says
Charles Zielke, who has returned from
"a three months trip abroad in which
he visited England, Scotland, Hol-
land, Germany, Switzerland, France
and Belgium.
"Shop-keepers told me that their
trade has fallen off greatly. The hotels
have also felt the loss OF revenue from
the fact that so many less Americans
went abroad. Many European manu-
facturers have gained on us in inter
national trade. however, by keeping
their plants going and getting the or
ders while our factories were closed
down. Their credit system allowed
them to do this.
II was particularly impressed by
the good roads and the intense cul-
tivation OF the country everywhere
Swiss farmers do not rest even In
the winter. for AT that season they
make lace at an average wage OF
about 20 cents a day"
While abroad. Zielke traced rela-
tives OF his father in Mannheim. Ger.
many He found them familiar with
the fortunes or the family I'm America.
Everywhere he found Europeans an1.
ious TO learn all that they could about
American habits, wages and prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
ROCKEFELLER FAMILY
IS OF THE NOBILITY

ALBANY. Sept 4.-The fourth an
nual reunion OF the Rockefeller Fam
lily association came TO an end this
evening after a trolley ride from Al.
bany TO Lake George, where the his
toric places along that beautiful lake
were visited. Interest in the reunion
was greatly enhanced by the address
of Dr.. Aaron K. Lewis, OF BrJoklyn,
who was sent by John ID. Rockefeller
to Europe to look up the history Of the
Rockefeller family said In his address
that III his researches he had discov-
cred the Rockefellers are Of noble
lineage. that the ancestors of the FAM
lily In southern France were blronS
and that the south of France ancestry
dates back farther than any Of the
ether branches. DR.. lewis said dc
had traced the Rocke Teller ancestry
back to $50 A. ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
LEEDS WILL DISPOSES
OF $4,000, 900 PROPERTY

MINECLA. l.. l.. Sept 4.-The will
OF WIN. b. Leeds, who died in Paris
last spring. has been fled in tie sur
rogate's court, here. Ii disposes of
property valued at more than $4,000.
coo.
To the widow, Nonnie Stewart
Leeds. Is left $4,000, all the personal
belongings OF Mr. Leeds. consisting
of clothing. jewelry. horses. etc, and
large sums in trust. requests are also
made to the children. The only inst
tuition mention in tie will is the
Lying-in hospital OF Manhattan, 10
which is left part Of the residuary %.
tate
Mrs. Leeds Is appointed guardian OF
the children ana provision is made foT
their education.
Thirty pages OF printed matte, was
required for the will. The document
was dated Feb. 5. 1906. and has two
codicils. The United states Trust Co.
Nonnie Stewart Leeds, and Geo. r
Baker. all OF Manhattan, are named
las executors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
COLOR IN MEMS
WINTER CLOTHES
THIS SEASON TO GO THE LAST
ONE BETTER IN THIS
PARTICULAR.

One characteristic is very prominent
in mems wear woolens for this fall,
and that is characteristic full OF
possibilities to the young man with
heal bursting with clothes ideas-and
word tells it. color. For. even more
SO than last winter, which was called
high color" season. are rainbow
.farfcfes -eifsptayed for our admfrfEg Sc
lection Here "A bold stripe of purple.
there daring dash of green. beyond
scmtillation of red, next something
else with yellow in it--one feels that
no odds need now be asked of women
for vanity's sake Though the ground
work of most fabrics may be dull Of
tone the pattern infuses life and snap
Why all this? Ask the ingenious de-
-sigHefs-w working at the cloth mfffs-
they set their Inspirations somewhere,
somewhere Of perpetual mystery but
they make good. And for the young
man who likes his tailor 10 fashion
hif4 faRey cuffs, flaps. stitrhinEs, ETC.,
here Is incentive to rare combinations.
Yet alls not for the Collegian or the
dandy Good taste discouraGes too
radical innovations. and the tailors
are its guardians Good sense at the
weaving end has seen to II. further
more that there be very many sober
fabrics for men of quiet taste, and
multitudes OF both sorts may be seen
now on display az the Woodwacd-ave.
salesronmS- The English Woolen
Mills Co. One may look with COM
fort here. there is no solicitation to
purchase here. no hungry eagerness
10 make sales (wise manager RosierD
but every sort of kindly assist
ance TO those who are merely look
ing" And you who read this are at
liberty 10 go and look. ask questions.
get samples and feel at home II You
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
OAkMAN REPAYS
GEORGE CASTOR
COUNTY EMPLOYEES ARE SENT
BROADCAST TO TACK UP
CASTOR CARDS.

That reciprocity of interest between
City Clerk George T. CASTOR and
County Auditor Milton Oakman, which
was first evidenced when CASTOR
helped Oakman To win his present
place, is now being demonstrated
again by the help Oakman is Civ
ing CASTOR in his campaign for sheriff.
county employe gave away the
state secret Friday that Auditor Oak
man had lined up all the employees
amenable TO his office Friday after
noon and instructed them all. under
penalty OF having to so TO work for
a living, TO get out and hustle for
CASTOR. Each man was given five Of
Gaston's large cards and instructed to
bring back a list OF the places in
which he put them up.
The other candidates for sheriff have
expected some such move and quickly
got wise to what was going on.
IF this goes through and CASTOR
and Oakman have the sheriffs office
and the auditors Office as basis to
work on, there will soon be Re-
publican Tammany in the county that
will hurt the party" declared a man
who is interested in county politics.
The Republican voters will not
stand for it,"
Oakman. ii will be remembered. cap
tured the city committee last winter
when the Newberry-Stair fight was on
and later had the main part in pick
ing the county convention delegates
prior TO the first state convention. He
is understood. also, to have very in
fiuential part in putting up the slate
for the present caucus and county
convention.