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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26
Cine r,tgltJdr-tnntTd1s $trnfs
expedition.

Wie 11on f,ir3 eenelbet, but bic
britiIh=inbifhe Nesierrng eine Gtrafz
expedition gegen bic 3attafbsfs, einen
Ser MfribiitGmme, bef9lpifen. bic Ieit
Mnfang Ottober elf perfdieoene Haub=
einfGlle ins britifde @ebiet eemadt
baben, nobel neun britilhe l1ntertba>
1en qetD6tet u. 13 pertpunbet tpuroen.
Oos ReuterIhe Bureau mdht jebt
N1lGbere Mngaben iiber bic beporft rftebenbe
Expedition. Danah i'm Elm 1000
Mann itarfes Grpebitionsforps aus
ben 8rieaben ppn Notpibera unb
peidapar. Die neben enslifden Mesi@
,nentern audi eineeborene Sruppen
umfaKen. gebilbet iperben. Die Grpe=
oition miro bonn @eneralmaior Sames
Wincods seleitet iperbsn, ber bereits
1902 bie Nrtpibera@8rigabe fommarz
birte unb ais Elm tiihtiger unb lun~
besfunbiser Sffiaier gilt. Die Ope@
rationsboiis tptrb bie 2inie Notp=
iberae@aipalpinbi fein. Die Grpebi=
tton ipirb nabrfheinlih innerbalb
Mohenfriit aufbrehen. Man bofft.
Gle 3atta9bels au iiberrafden. 2orb
ait1eners Mbneiguns gegen ipse~
nonnte ariesstorreiponOenten tritt
beutlib barin outage, bab er feinerlei
2crrefponbenten Bel biefer Expedition
5ulalfen min. (2orb ait9erer bat
cu9 Bel ieinsm 3use gesen ben Mabbt
nur ipiberipilIig Rriesstorreiponben4
ten aebultet unb bic 9erren teiues=
pegs gut bebanbelt.) sSn ben militd=
ridden Greifen 2pnbnns bofft man,
Dab Der Jelb5ug pon febr turaer
Dcuer iein tpirb. 6otpeit man tpeib,
3Gblt ser Stamm Der 3attatbels niht
mebr als 1000 RDpfe. Der @tamnt
bat aber cine GENTLE militnrifcbe Or=0
sanifation nnb foI iiber muherne Ge~
ipebre perfiigen. @ieie 3aftatbeis boz
ben in Der inbsS9en Mrmee gebient~
Das eisentlihe, 3iel Der Expedition.
bus Buaartbal, TT nabe bei peihauar-
gelegen nnb auf bier. pber flint Wegert
AZ erreidxn. Das 91af 1T "a Rilome1
fer lang; ieinen Mittelpunft bilbet Elm
ODrt J(dnlenS Ght1a1. Vtetes ODrI DE-
iibt bier befeiigte Gbiirme. gs ipurbe
Dereits Dreimal BON ben @ngldn0er1
3trfort, in ben Sdbren 1879, 1880
unb 1897. Das Ebal ieIbft lit po1r
boben Bergen eingefnloifen. Wlan
hpfft, taS andre @tdmme an benz
Rampf niht tbeilnebmen tperotn. Gin
Gren3feloaug in Snbien 1T jeboh ima
,ner Elm in feinen Golgen niht leidt a,r
iiberfebenbes 1lnternebniea. Gin Die
fi3ier Der inbifmen Mrmee. Der friihtr
geeen Die 3dtfutbels frht, fdgtt:
,gDenn man einen inrifdtn @rtnar
felb5ug ui.ternimmt, 1T e bosfelbe
tpie tpenn man nit brenneuber Rer3t.
in Elm pllpermu9a3in gebt. lEin 1ols.
DIES llnttrnebmen 1T nit allen Ni0g.;
lihteitsn psrtniipft, nber bei eiatem
@Ilud nno nit gutter pDlitit fnllte bits
@o9e duf oit 8dttdlAels bsf4rdnft'
bleiben. iimfomtbr, als bitie bei Glen
ibrtn Na9borp onbtrorbentli6 nnbss'
Iitbt fiuo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26
Ytc ptfe,,s Uhiir.

pte ntfsns whiir.
Oos Hiinbnif nit @nalanb lit benz
csopo,,er. pffenbar in sic Rrpne aeitie=i
o,n 80 ooR er fida erlaubt nid1t nur|
Gbinos 9eiitredate in ber Wanofhursi'
au nid1tadten, fonoern audi sic perz
iroosmdbiqen yfehte oes gluslanoes
ouf bie offene Ebiir BORT pFfentunbia
al perleben. Gbe Der Rrieq arpilnen
ssopon unb MubIanb aum Musbrud
! lam botte China oie Manofhurei ben,
| international,n 6anoel aeDffnet, unb
20 lonae bie propina unter ruiTifdem
Ginflub 5tano. 1T nid5t ser lei1eife Wer=
| fud, oemad,t tpprben. sic 6anbelsfrei=
heit au beeintrdd,tioen. QlIs bie eSapae
ner einapaen. erfeh6pfte sic Sofioergfes
| oieruna lid, in Werfiderunaen, baB oas
9rinaip ser offenenShiir in 6erWlan6,
}ehurei nielt einae{hrdnft perben 5olle
uno hat oamit Sic ausldnoifden Mes
oierut,oen 70 lonoe oetGufdat. bis nun
fiir oen 6on6ef pon SerenQdnDern nort
tbotiGhIid, fnum noch ettnos al hplen
ri Oos bette @efhGft haben sic ssSas
paner an fic, oeri55en unb ale Ner1uche
Ser ,uropaifd6en uno anerifaniihen
Qo,,fIeute bos perlorene Gebiet auriid=
snoeipinnen fdbeitern an ben Beporaus
ornoen sic sic iopanifdle Giienbobn.
'ertnnftuno bei ser Neredhnuno Ser
Srahtroten SEN iopanifden Gefdafts=
feuten autheil ,nsrben IGht
Sic Smaffe batfen l1rfohe ceRpe.
oen Elm ernftes yport NIT $opon au
fprehen unb @eIeoenheii Saau oGbe
linen oie BON Der gfeoieruno in pefino
erhobene 8eIdlperoe iiber bic an ibren
Medten beaanoene WeroetpaltiaunaI
Sic dins5iSde Reoieruno bat {ich oa1
mil an Se,it5dInno unb sic Ner]
gtootsn oIeihaeitio oemen0et ho lie in
hie5en nsrmutbfih Sie sinaioen 5ieht
nnn Sensn iie MbhiIfe ernurten f1nnfe.
Mus Mo5binutpn tp1roe oemeloet ober
nocbher in Mbrebe oeitellf boR Sic Mo<
miniitration cine g{pte an ole MGhteI
All ridtsn aebente, in ser auf Oas ell
, ,enmddtioe Wproehen Sopons hinaez!
tpie5en tnirb Ser Meoier11no in Spfip
tpiirbe ST, ofeihe g}ote suoeitelIt tpers
hen OentihIonS hat offenbar nid6S
his 9}h{iht Sic MnoeIeoenheit onfans
| nebmen ssiir5t Niifotp hat Bel elmer
friiberen @eleoenfeit erfldrt tpenn
Deutfdlono iroenotpo in ser Melt
nid,ts al fuchen hobe 10 lei bas in Ser
mnnbfhurei Oie Ser @taoten
fnnnten IN 5hon einpn Mro+e,t oe5tots
ten, aber ipieoerbolte aunbeebungen
Der Heqieruna lai1en er5eben, Dab man
AUDI bier feline 3u1t bat, eSapan gu
prpppairen. Wlan bat 1ich qrpbe Wliibe
aeaeben. Die 5pannllna, bic infolge
ser @inpanoerunasfraae entitanben
mar, aussulDfen, unb 5efretdr Saft
| bat ipieoerbolt betont, oaB feine llr1a=
de All einem &rieee nit sSapan porz
| ban6en lei. @elb5t beaiiaIidh Der Daz
cifiefobrt un1erer TIotfe 1T ausoriids
| lid per{idert ipproen, oaB ieoe bemonz
itratipe Mbiid1t aeaen cSapan fern lieae,
tpispobl oer gin6rud oes @eaentbeils
siemlih anqemein perbrettet mar, Be-
ionoers, 6a sic Befeitiquna ser 6dfen
an oerpacifiefiifte ne,,eroinas nit qro-
bem Gifer betrieben poroen lit. Ood1
es I6bt fid, onnehmer. bah bieSe Der
'id1erunaer burdaus ern{t oemeint tpuz
rem, oenn fir einen Rriea NIT seyapan
! Gno mir sar3eit nod, nicht porbereitet
tpobl.
Infer N.obluolIen fir Chino bqben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

pfGbIe unb pfo ten, bener
man eine lange Dauerbaftigfeit ber=
leiben min, beitrei6t man auerit NIT
Rarbolineum, bann, nahbem biefeS
gut einsetrodnet 1T, NIT einem 5irniB
aus gefo9tem 2einDl nit gu Pulper.
gefobener @teintoble. Die 70 bebanz
bette pfGhle unb pfoiten errei9em
cine eroBe 9altbarfeit unb faulen irr
langen Sabren ni6t ab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

,nqsDrqune III oiefem 3sitpunttt nod
ni1t 5itr Mufnahnit an0srlDsitigtr
1uttermittel geeiantt AZ fein, Dsr
MberaIaube, baB ben 0erieln ois
Mfnttsrmilh Bel ldnserer SuugsSttt
IhGolih tptrb, befonoers frtnn bos
Usuttert5ier briinitia III, II. bnrfaas
nibt eerentfertist. Di.S TT I'M y
lei6ter einaufeben. tpenn man bebtnft,
odB blrA ibus lGnaere 6allgenldfen
ser friihaeitige Wiehereintritt Der
pr,lnIt berbinberf Miro uno biefe Be
fiirdtung fomit entfGllt. SIT Die 3ahf
Ser qenDrfenen sSerfel aug RIB, UNI
ielbe obne@sfabr fit 0as Mlttertbitr
fiinf Biz feds Mphen iausen at ldi4
ieh, 70 tpirb man d freilih ent@
IhlieBen ariiifen, atpei Biz BRET Gtiid
nit bier Wohen abaufeBen; Die uebri~
aen belai5e man aber rnbig atpet iDet~
tere Mohen beim Muttertbiere ltnb
bsginne, fpbalb bic essunaen Orei Weo@
irate alt tperben, nit sSutterfdlfgaben~
Muh eine febr pprfidtise 8eifiitternna
BON Malafeimen miro fid iebr niibs
lid erpeiien, Die rbahatiffen 9bisre
iin6 i'm 1riibiahre, 10 balo aIs mDas
lih, in's sSreie all bringen. uno eS 1T
fiir ousreihenbe 8etpeaung Oeritlben
Gorge su traeer. @erinae RohfulS~
aaben finb ebtnfalIs nnerlGblih. Gnl~
pfeblensipertb 1T nr1ter alien 1lmitdne
sen reihlihe @trelt, friihe 1uft unS
reselmdbige 8etpeaune ber 5biere.
aluminium m SCI ohgef1irr.
bas neuerbinss feiner groben 9dltz
barrett tpesen germ aetauft pirb,
fodt man tii9tie nit Maffer aus unb
bann, um bic Snnenfldde por bem
llnpermeiblinen @rauz ober Gdnar3~
fo9en lGnger gu betpabren, fodt man
bas erfte Mal Milh barin, bic natiir@
li9 genau 10 gut tpie anbere gu ber4
ipenben 1T. Der graue ober f1par3e
Nieberldlas, ber iih BEL 0eripena
bune eifenbaltigen WaKers bilbet,
fdabet ipeber ben @peifen mod benz
@e{hirr unb nerliert ii9 oft in fura
ger 3eit fpieber. I'm bic 9Opfe BON
auben itets gldnaenb gu erhalten, ieiz
fe man iie na1 jebem @ebraud, ab
unb pube lie bann nit SteartnDl unb
Miener Ralf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26
mo caa0wirl6ll6an.

u @tabInnb giftn DDn
Rojt 3u reinigen, geniigt tpieberboItes
Beftreihen ber perrofteten Sdden NIT
Beiroleum unb na9Eeriges Mbreiben
nit einenl tpollenen 2appen unD heiz
ser Mfhe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

Bis in fein fpGteites MIter nimmi
man Mbfdieb BON feiner Sugeno.
:. \ ~ X X
Die DerbIiiffenbe 1atfune, bab biz
rufjif9e Damn einmal etipas gefagi
bdt, III mod fein 8etpeis bdfiir, bab iis
ettpos 5u fagen bat.
Wenn man mibtrouifh {ein iDoIlte.
tDnntt man aud gloubtn, bdb Sapan
ben Gfreit nit China 1liir besbdIf
bon, 3dumt gebro9tH h1t. nm uiltel
feinem Dtdmdnfel gegen ~ iemano
onotrs IL riiften.
Gs III lei9tsr. feine @eOdnfsn 0li
ieins @efiiblt III DerbsrStH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

5lede in 5iIabiten.
Staub= ober anbere Glede entfernt
man aus 0il5biitten mittels elmer
SDiung bon gleiden 5beilen @alnriaf
unb @piritus unb benz pierten She'll
RoAfal5. Man tau9t elm reines
adppden in bic Mif9uns unb reibt
oamit ben Sled 70 lange, Bis er perz
ldnnnoen 1T. Selbftperitdnblid mub
man barauf adten, bab man ben syil3
ME gegen ben @tri9 reibt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
.The Blood is The Life"

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement of scripture. But
1t has illuminated that statement and
given it meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth OF knowledge.
When the blood Is rbad or impure it
is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
clouded, <be mind and judgement are
afected, and fnany an evil deed or impure
thoNght Njg>he di<ectly traced to the
impNri&y OF the bfoad1 Foul, impure blood
can be made pure BY the use of DE-:
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery: Il
earicles aud nurities the blood thereby
curing. pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other cntaneous affections, as eczema,
letter, or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood.
O o o O O o
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, en-
iarged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the vGolden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
it is we'll to apply to the open sores DIR.
pierce's All-Heaiing Salve, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency when
,.sed as an application to, the sores in con-
function with the use of rGolden Medical
Discovery as blood cleansing consti-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen to have the vAll-Healing
Salven in stock, you can easily procure it
BY inclosing fifty -four cents in postage
stamps to DIR. r. v. Pierce, 663 Main ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and it will come to you by
return post. Most druggists keep 1t as
we'll as the uGolden Medical Discovery"
o o o o o o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
of 1tnkno,On composition as substitute
for ~Golden Medical Discovery" which is
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having complete list Of ingredients in
plain English on its bottle-wrapper, the
same being attested as correct under oath.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
-, ',,.-:->.>-e,.- :. ~ liver and bOwale
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

'' 70 ''""'o"' has contrived an
attempt against the noble ruler Of our
nation. He is menace to the
throne
who is hep demanded Marhof I'M
patiently, and his eyes and the eyes OF
all fell upon Armitage
81 tell you we found him lurking
about in Europe. waiting his chance
and we drove him away--drove him
here to watch him. See these things
that sword-those orders! They be-
longed to the Archduke Karl. Look at
them and see that ii is true! tell you.
we have rendered Austria high sery
ice. One death. one death at Vienna
and this son of madman would be
king! He is Frederick Augustus. the
son of tb, ',-',''... r'r-p"
(To be Continued)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
Chapter XVI
MEREDITH IWICHOLSO
WHO ARE rou. JOHN ARMrAoE%

WHO ARE YOU. JOHN ARM1TA0E!
ah HESE gentlemen doubt,
" less wish to confer. Let
n them seQuester them
selves!' and Armitage
q 1 waved bis hand to the
line Of empty sleeping rooms. II be
lieve NJ. Durand already knows the
way about He may wish to explore my
trunks again" and Armitage bowed
to the two men. who. with their wrists
tied behind them and strap linking
them together. looked the least bit alb
surd.
"Now, Claiborne. that foolish Oscar
has first aid kit of some sort that he
used on me u couple Of weeks ago. Dig
1t out of his simple cell back there.
and we'll clear up this mess in my
shoulder. Twice on the same side.
but believe they actually cracked
bone this time"
He lay down on long bench, and
Claiborne cut OF his coat
I'D like to hold little private exc
cution for this" growled the officer.
"A little lower and it would have
caught you in the heart"
Don't be spiteful! I'm as sound as
wheat. We have them down, and the
victory is ours The great fun is to
come when the good Baron Won Mar
hof gets here. If were dying be-
lieve l could hold on for that"
You're not going to die, thank God!
Just minute more until pack this
shoulder with cotton. can't do any
thing for that smashed bone, but Bled-
soc is the best surgeon in the army,
and he'll fix you up in jiffy."
'"That will do now. must have on
coat when our honored guests arrive.
even II we omit one sleeve-yes, l
guess well have to. though 1t does
seem bit affected. Dig out the BRAN
dy bottle from the cupboard there in
the corner and then kindly brush my
hair and straighten up the chairs bit.
You might even toss q stick on the
fire. That potato sack you may care
to keep as souvenir"
BE quiet now! Remember. you are
my prisoner, Mr.. Armitage."
81 am, am! But will wager ten
courses at Sherry's the baron will be
glad to let me off,"
He laughed softly and began repeat
ing:
Why, hear you, my masters, was
1t for me to kill the heir apparent?
Should turn upon the true prince?
Why. thou knowest am as valiant as
Hercules. but beware instinct; the lion
will not touch the true prince. Instinct
is great matter. was coward on
instinct shall think the better Of
myself and thee during my life: for
a valiant lion and thou for a true
prince"
Claiborne forced him to lie down on
the bench and threw blanket over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
BABE is SOLD FOR 81.

Deed Transferring Ownership of Child
Filed in New York.
New York, Sept. 25.-F'or the first
time in the memory of the oldest
searcher of court records of New York
county, a deed that transferred the
ownership of a baby from its own par
emts to another couple will be recorded
today He is husky boy, twenty
one months old The baby will not be-
come the adopted child of his new
guardians. Instead, he viii be their
absolute property during his minority
The baby was purchased for a consdd-
GRAFTON of 81, and should either of the
guardians die he would not receive a
cent of their money under the law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
NOW THE SHEATH STOCKING.
s25 Will Purchase Handsome Pair Will
the Necessary Gaps.

q
New York, Sept. %. - An uptown
hosiery importing house made a win
dow display of sheathlike stockings
lust from Paris. The samples were of
heroic proportions and there were
many sidewalk spectators. A traffic
policeman delayed giving his "G'wan"
orders until he got "a full view.
Posed on wooden forms, the stock
ings showed to advantage. Extending
from the ankle to the thigh was an
elaborate open work. graduating from
half an inch upward.
These gaps were Joined by laces or
bands ATTACHED with pearl buttons
High color effects predominated, serv-
ing faithfully their overwhelming mis-
sion. Stockings may be had at the
modest price of s25 a pair
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

to Sheffield, and in the process OF
grinding and cutting it for knife han
dies and so forth a lot Of ivory dust
remains fine white dust, similar to
the best flour. OF this the Sheffield
folk have made jelly for many years.
"The jelly, for some reason, is nour-
ishing, extremely so. The doctors pre-
scribe it for the, anemic. And of late
a Sheffield firm has taken to manufac
turing it on q large scale. Sheffield
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

ivory jelly is now on the market.
out of courtesy to my cousins I
tried it. To my surprise. found IL
good. My doctor, sampling 1t, found
it good, too. He told me to take the
whole case"
A Total Eclipse
of the functions of stomach. liver, kid
neys and bowels, is quickly. disposed Of
with Electric Bitters. soc. Mcbride q
Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
Ivory jelly.

The jelly is singularly pale. 1t al
most resembled junket.
1T is ivory jelly" said the invalid.
MY English cousins sent me case
Of 1t from Sheffield"
'FBut why is it called ivory jelly?"
they inquired.
Precisely because it is made OF
ivory. A third of Eugland's ivory goes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

Answer and be quick about IT,
snapped Claiborne.
II tell you began Chauvenet fierce
ly.
"Who am Iw asked Armitage again.
81 don't know who you are
You do not! You certainly do not"
laughed Armitage But whom have
you believed me to be- monsieur
II thought
Yes, you thought
81 thought there seemed reasons to
believe"-
"Yes. and you believe it. Go on!"
Chauvenets eyes blinked for mo-
ment as he considered the difficulties of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
LADY COOK TO AID BRYAN.
Will Bring English Lecturers Over t
Stump for Nebraskan.

stump TOT NebraSKaH.
London. Sept. 24-Lady Francis
Cook formerly Tennie c. Clafin, will
sail from Liverpool on the Cedric. in
tending to stump the United States for
Bryan.
Lady Cook told a friend in London
that she is not strong enough to take
the platform personally for Bryan. but
that If he would indorse woman suf-
f1,age and declare himself in favor of
improvement of the marriage law she
would take with her to America sew
eral of the best lecturers dn England
to do the speaking for her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

maze u hOCkeEy
of saluting it as
it snapped out
in the FIR e 8 b
morning air.
1.-The Port Of
Missing Men! 1t
was designed to
be ra-territo-
rial. and there's
no treason in
hauling up an
alien flag" And
his high spirits
returned, and he
stalked back to
the fireplace.
chatting CT l.
borne and warn
ing him against
ever again fight
ing under an un-
known banner.
'He1o they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

his situation.
The presence Of
Baron Won Mar
hof sobered him.
America nigh
not, after all. be
SO safe a place
from which to
conduct an old
world conspira-
cy. and this In
cident must, If
possible, be turn
ed to his own &C.
count. He ad-
dressed the bar
on In German:
This man is a
designing plot
ter. He Is bent
upon mischief
and treason Ho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

[ESE gentlemen doubt.
less wish to confer. Let
them sequester them
selves!" and Armltage
waved bis hand to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

You're not going to die, thank God"
him and in moment saw that he
slept. In an inner room the voices Of
the prisoners occasionally rose shrilly
as they debated their situation and
prospects. Claiborne chewed a cigar
and watched and waited. Armitage
wakened suddenly, sat up and called
to Claiborne, with laugh:
II had perfectly bully dream, old
man. dreamed that saw the ensign
Of Austria Hungary ny1ng from the
Flagstaff of this shanty; and, by Jove,
I'll take the hint! We owe it to the
distinguished ambassador who now
approaches TO hy his colors over the
front door. We ought to have q trum-
peter to herald his arrival, but the
white and red ensign with the golden
crown-it's In the leather covered trunk
in my room-the one with the most
steamer labels ON it. Go bring 1t. Clai-
borne, and we'll throw it to the free
airs Of Virginia. And be quick-they
ought to be here by this time"
He stood in the door and watched
Claiborne haul up the flag. and he
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
SHIPPED BAD MILK HERE.
Prescribed Virginia Diaries Report
ed Unloading on Capital.

Investigs tons into Unclean and unsani-
tary conditions in Washington dairies
probably VIII be begun to-day by DIT.
". c. Woodward. health oncer Of the
District
Although il was intended 10 include
dairies among the places investigated with
a view OF ascertaining 10 what extent
the public health has been u1enaced by
unsanitary conditions. the dairy invesrf-
gatio.- VIII De hastened by dispatches
received lasc night from Richmond. saw
ing that dellers. whose products have
been barred from that city. are now dis
posing Ct their milk. cream. and other
dairy products in Washington and n
Charlottesville
Dairy Inspector Curtis. OF Richmond
who has just completed tour along The
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
found fifteen dairies IN good condition.
Six dairies were placed under the ban. and
their permits 20 ship products into Rich
mond were held I'D.
The SIX dairies are IN Orange County.
and as soon as the names OF the owners
are learned, Health Officer Woodward viii
send inspectors 10 make investigations Of
conditions in the dairies said 70 De ship
ping unclean and unsan.ta-y milk and
cretm into Washington.
In case Dr.. Woodward receives the
names OF persons retailing IN Washington
the products Of the unlicensed dairies in
orange County, an investigation viii be
begun which Will result in prosecutions
II the conditions make such action neces-
sary-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
STOPS SPREAD OF REVOLUTION
Terms Of Peace Conference in Wash
ington Called Into Use.
Central American Court of Justice
Takes Steps 10 Prevent Hon.
duras Trouble Growing

The Central American Court OF Justice
at Cartgo, Costa Rica, has taken imme-
diate steps TO prevent the revolution in
Honduras from developing into a gen
eral war between the Central American
republics
Acting upon the complaint OF Presi-
dent Davila. of Honduras. that Salvador
and Guatemala had violated the terms
Of the treaty OF peace signed at the peace
conference in Washington last winter. the
court ordered that the commanding gen
eraI OF the Salvadorean troops stationed
near the Hondurean border withdraw HIS
forces farther from the boundary into
the interior OF Salvador. The court also
directed that President Cabrera take steps
10 prevent emisradoes 4rom Guatemala
from participating IN the revolutionary
movement against Honduras.
The glGboat has arrived at Porto Cor
tez. where she viii remain until further
orders The guub0at Albany, in command
OF Commander Henry I Mayo. IS al
Amapala. on the Pacific side OF Hondu-
ras. where she Will also remain for sew
eral days.
In view OF TIRE fact that the revolu-
may ANl IS III lAE LoTNl ana south
Honduras have been defeated. II Is not
likely there VIII be any further trouble
The two American war vessels VIII be
allowed 10 remain until conditions have
become normal
Robert Bacon. Acting Secretary Of
State. returned 10 Washington Yesterday
from Oyster Bay. where he had CON
ference on Saturday last with President
Roosevelt. Sen0T Don Enrique c. CreeI
Mexican Ambassador TO the United
States. and W / Buchanan, who was
the special representative Of the United
States at the Central American Peace
Conference last winter.
The conference. Mr.. Bacon eaid, was
merely for a general discussion OF the
Central American situation, and there
S absolutely no intention Of Intervening.
The President and Ambassador Creel. II
IS said. also discussed the recent raid OF
Mexican outlaws from Texas into The
northern section OF Mexico