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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

Oi " luJllIulHl lbNII pN4ll SllIIlIIlulHl-
ridt. @iQjum &obnion, BON 9}r.
1881, 6rcocrid 2ncnuc, icin Noiicns
0cnoiic, CAB an, BOB Stofe5 in Ser
Sonnto0 Nodt SIT Inn nit Der 9itte
0efourucn lei, bel i6m idloicn III
0iirfcn ga cr BON cincm Yolijiittn
pcrfoIQt mcroc, &obnion CAB ibm
Cb0ud) ul0 IcQte ijN Damn mitocr
oui'a DIR. 2lla CT crmahtc, lpor
Stofca pcrldJmlnOcu, nit i6nl o6cr
s. Die ibm ans ser EQi0c 9|citoblcE
murCu.
Stcn5u'a 2ufti6iff Uol'
lcuOct. - @citcrn Nbcno Wuroc
oo2 pom &crru 2(ir9. i. \. Stcu5p
criun0cnc &uftihiif ijbcr 0oo t,ir5Ij0
bcridtct muroc, ppucu0Ct, mo io0
bclltc @lbCuo oOcr morQeu Der critic
6lu1pcriud) mtcrnonuucl WcroeIl.
Go9 &%uitid)iit ociicn %or5u1 ron at.
ocrcn Euitidiiicn ipcjlcll in Cjncm
b%cionOcra cnnItwlirtcn Motor bcitcbrl
ioll. mllrbc in Der @crtit0ttc 0Cry &c.
neral MuntIocturinQ Gp," 0crrn
Er0iiocnt SEER Stcu}u lit, crbont
Ger 9hliltjcB miro Dirctt pou Oicicr
Mcrfit0ttc crfoI1rn.
u omun0i ami frCirn Sur
9cicbt. NmorcW Momou0i, ser
NihoIoa @oniotc am 70. 2ntQ,It In
cinum Sumner Nr. l02, @lcu G0
mor02 &ucumc 5uidlliQ in Die ShuI
ter iNoG, mur0c Gcitcrn BON 9iid)tcr
y&bjtc I'M nor0lihcn Giitrirt oui
ircicn 6ub 0cicGt.
6rchcrN r0cri uuNrrrrm-
plorii0 bcitroft. - 5cd)q Mo
nate @Cfdn0uib lolrtctc 0ic Stroic
mcIhc Nidtrr @orIonO 1cItcrn in Scr
6ltlidcu Noli5cjItotion Dem Il Sabre
oltcrl 9tcAcr Clarence Spri0l3 Don
Ar. 1921, Orleans StroBc. mcacl ci
llca tb1tlid)cn 9Ingriii9 ulf y&iuiam
$. FctCr9 bon 9Ir. 1927 9}orOs Bono.
StrabC 5n0ittirtc. SpriQga ioQ
Ncrrn Ectcr9 mrgcn 0criugiii0idcr
%cronIoinmN nit cinCm Ncicniticl
citclt 10 mud)tiNcn S6loI oltf 0cn
&opf ucriett bobcL cob Oo2 rcdJtc
Shr 0C5 S1Crr1r 4%rtrr0 nriOnItrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
SIC SaF 9%lfiairc.

gIOom $. SOB obuc &iirGlhoit Dem
@cridtapcrfobrcu ijbcrpicicn. -
Gic : Sabre cite @clcnc 2lbtc&
lcQt 3ctQnib 0c0cn i'm ob, -
Mhlttcr oca Shines itiir}t ijh in
Den @aicn.
9Coom $. Nob, Der 40 Sabre oItc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom 9}r. 237
Sin. NrouomoL mlirOc dcitcrn Nud)
mittoa 0lrdl &oli5eiri6tcr @orlou0
I'M 6itlidcn Stutionabouic o6nc
@iirnitoit Ocnl @cridt9pcriobrrn
]iIbcrpicicL nod)0cm sic : Satire oltc
6clcnc :. 2lbte3 in tIorcr @ciir be.
5cr0t buttc, Oob lie Don Dem Nl1Gc.
ld)uiOiBtCl onQcbliN an 5Ipci pcrihic-
0cncn EoAcu in rriminclier Q&cile
angc9riffcu Worocn lei mo nod)OCm
1r. G0unrO NihorOion uom, ({obua
0optin2-6oipitol" conitotirt Bate
ou bcnt &iu0c Spurcn zines uuiittli.
hcn Nngriii3 0cilmOcn Ut bobcn.
Gic Willttcr 0C5 &iuoc2 fonttc 0c.
tern nid)t sum &crb0r crihcincn, "a
6rol1 Ibtca lid 1citcrn irij0 acQclt
l(br am 6llBc DER Golpcrt Strobc
aus &cr5mciIllng ms Y3oiicr
ltilrjtc mo mr. Ourd) bic 2uitrcn-
0ltl10cn Der Mionnihoit 6c@ 0ou-
piers aSorO Baltimore" pom Grtrinz
tllngatoo g~crcttct iulrroc. Gle &crboi
ting BON NoB criolAtc ami &crouloi
'llnA oc@ &otcr3 Scr fIciucu &rlcuc,
Scrrn &oiCpb Nhtc9 BON 9tr. s, 9}oro
GurIcD StroBc, DER pou iciucr Grou
actrcnnt ICbt ulo pon 0rittCr Scite
BON Dem 9hlgrirf ouf iCin (GdtcrNCn
acb0rt bottc. Seine Irnu iuu in
letter 3cit nit cincm Muun NumcnS
@cor0r Carlisle, AclCbt ba6cn, ser
am IcBtcn 6rcital aus Der Stuot Der
Itnuon0 mo icbt mc9en %ernuaoo,
blnlg cllc9 lulidJcn Gbcda 0ciud)t
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
Marhlanb e YennipIpania 81. 81.

7.30 gc1m., mad gorf, ausg. SuHntaa.
$50 Gorm., na6 SeIta, MIR GonnfaaS.
9.3o 8orm., fdh Pelnir, cisg. Sonntdqs.
11.30 Burrr., mad gslair, anse. Sduiftas8
uib GorntaqS
100 Hndn1., nod 0eIair, nur Spnnfdh9.
Lee Nahin., mad BeIair, mir Gamitngs.
$50 gahm., mad Yorf. ause. Gonntups.
4.05 Natbm., mad 2cItn, MIR SonntapS.
5.f5 ga6tn., nod 9eIair, drsa- Commas
$40 gbenos, nod 2eIta, nuSe. SonntuaS.
HOO Nbenos, ran Delta, MIR SonntaaS.
11.30 gbenos. itah geldir aiiSe. Spnnf10S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

GuBer 2ebensgefaGr. ~
Gobert gogue BON Baltimore, lpeIher
I'M ySpteI Sleuin," Rep'Yorf, einen
Northumberland mad)te, beiinbet
iid allber 2e6ensgefabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
Baltimore Sampf Tnfct So.
INItc uio IiOcrIaiiiDe WnfsYfnfc.)
9terSerr' situfeuf4o1t 5efproerrS.
9ampier c@irainia" lnenl. ssIabnmn."

Sic Ser eitutenFaoit btfurherr6.
Gampier rNirainin" (neu), ,Nlabnmn,"
y@rorgin." yIcnneHee". :
Sampler iabren tinlin Gonutnes ausaenom'
men. bon ben ~NGisainie"sB Bic 4r. 10-tS,
9iqht. Strnbc, $40 Nhen6S, oireft mad SIo
Qoilt Comfort, gtprfoif, Rortsmoutb uno allen
Rnnften hes Giibcns. 8crbinbunq in Oh
8otrt Comfort NIT Der &c. & .. GifcnbnbH".
benz nScnbonrb sir 0inc% irIi6em auGe mao
FortSmoitb uno @ItIotta. Sn g~orfplf &erbin,
oung nit Der ngtInrtic Cont Cine" Rprfolt
lno iueitlidb mn nSIo Dominion Cine" Ilato
gclrbSrrL ,g9Gfbington, H.sS., Gidmono, Sa.,
unb Netps Norf.
WGGbI3citcn mad elropitfbent BInne. anru.
rtbfc Gniilte15tmner cIcftrifbe 9eIcrdbtina.
Snnpibci3unq. 9uien frei. Tcferoirtc 0aiiiteri.
5%iirnrer in helt Rtaets9iireaur Der sVnb Cine"
a aiob, le3, SSli'Salt5T'oope'sStir1gabe; ", 5Ge.5Ss:
baltimore lna GnIocrtsStruse; Continental
Iruit @liloina" uno IIblueb's Nr. 100, Eoro.
Charles trabe
Suhu o.. Sbcriuuoo, q. grupr n.
&tcesRrdf. II, Sen. 'Wlunagcr. Sen. sPdfi. s9Igent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

tsit gum @sbranb in Der gambeR' unb DIT.
R~cpaLGtation. I'M 10. 90 AebnbS.
ferferoiriirg bon gidum tu 9 pinfs ober Bdp
IorsgSaegors, Gpeiferaten etc. psroeu fbnen be-
forgt per fefepbpu In atler tolaenoen Billet
9lreaur: Charles un5 BaItimore-Strnbe, Ga
Wat. stonnlGtat.pn. 6. 4 g., ut. Uernon 3123:
@ainoen.stntiou SnformatfouSs Bnreau, 9. u,
O.. 4aiiI $40. ooer Tb., Gourtlanb 2726: mi
Gr. b2G, Glib Erpabtpah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

george Carlisle, aclCbt babCn, ser
am IcBtcn 6rcitn1 aus Der Stuot Der
IhnuonO mo icBt mc0cn @crnr2oo,
brnlg cinc9 ioIid)cn Gbcda 0ciud)t
miro.
SIM Golucrt Salt Cot
lc0c e. Ode pon Cathedral un0 Wtll.
bcrrpsS troBc, pclbca uutcr Scr Set
tlnG Der GbriitIibcn @rii0er Itcbt,
miro Oo9 Stuoium fiir ou9 @3intcr.
Scnc'tcr am Gicnitog ocn 3. Sep
TENDER, mic0cr N>fgcnommcn. 0ie
@ollpt Sebrfuric limo Gngliid, g9il.
1enldoft &lunit mo @ciHGftamcirn.
Inter Sen EoiioQicren
0eS NoroOcutidcn Slou0. Qompicra
vaaiIer @iIbcIm ser @roBe," ser &C
tern non Ncp-2orf uod Bremen ob-
fnbr, bciinOct iiN 6rou GitDcr 1rieo-
man bon Baltimore.
No6flGnac 5u Sen To5s
5to@ am Sonntug. - Hobcrt
II. Sou, 9ciibcr oc5 Qiamon0 @oint
9ouIca" AM 9od.9fipcr, Oeiicn Gnl
tpelen am Sonnto9 nit ciltem @cilld,
Der Eoli5iitcn Spnun, 0ciic uno arc-
I1lcr becbrt mur0c, eridicn acitcrn
NlbcnO Dor Hiftcr lbompion in ser
Canton Eoli5eiItation iuc1cn angel
lld)cn Spirituolcnucrtallia am Sunm
tag. ga ieOoh feline QcniiQ3tocu BE.
mct'c Aegen i'm porlngcrL Cntlicb ibn
Der HId)tCr lpic0cr.- Iagc1en pllr0C
Fbiuip WtrrDman, Ser am Eatupaco.
Hiuer untcrbnIb GunOoIf eincn
Shore" bctrcibt, 0urh 0cniclb2n
Hidter fir oos @eriht5pcriabren I'M
fer 9itrgidoit 9citcllt. Die Noli5iitcn
Mnplm uno Barter erpiid)tcn am
Sonntog 9lbcno Gbnrl23 :. Butter
con S%porrop'S Toint, ais Ocriclbc
angcblid cine &iItc Bier bon Wcrrp.
mon follftc. Wcrrpman mllr0c Dor
ctpoS ii6er cincm Sabre m}Qcn elmer
GbnIihen Anihulbigung i'm Mrci3Nc-
ridt ju Sopion nit $500 mo Soften
bcltroit. Gr lc0tc gc9cn Oo9 llrtbcil
nit Der @cgriinbung @cruiun0 tilL
oaB CT lulr nlS NAent Scr &roltcrti
Qebou0elt bnGe. Che eS rood III ci-
ncr mciterCn &crbnnolung fam be
ionm cr iid cine9NclIcrcn mo br5obIte
Die Stroic.
- 6ruu Wiurp 9piton bon Nr.
l5OL Norclapitrubc, mnr0c gcitcrn
pom Nldtcr Grammar lnc9cn Spiria
'tllolcnucrtouiS am Sonnio9 mtcr
$1,000 NilrGitoit geitcIlt,
%ct Der Sbot crmi 6 t. -
Gem GrintinolQcridt iibcrluicirn ipur=
Den gcitcrn Die 9}cNcrinncn Beatrice
Conner, l6 Sabre alt, pon Nr. 3i2,
EeurlNtrobr, unO Goup Nur0ropc, Il
SABRE oil. uoll 9tr. IU3, Wcor9cltrabe,
III Der mcItIidcn FoIijciitotion. sic
limo bclhllOiGt on0cblih aus Dem
Sa0cn bon Ncrnhcimcr @ro3., 9tr.
81 @cIt-% cringtonItr., Gin Stiid
Efrcnlinc I'M Acrtbc BON $3.50 &c.
ltoblcn 5u bobcn. Yripntoetcttip
&oblmnn bc5cngtc IN DEM Dor Hidtcr
Sooct gcitcrn itott9ciunnrucn Scr.
b0r, Oob cr Die Ncgerimcn inn @a0cn
l0n9cre Belt beobahtet utb Damn &c.
icbcn babe. OILS Ole Conner oen bcs
treficn0cn @egenitonb inter ibr &lcio
pcrlhluinbcn licb. Gr pcrioIgte bie
Glebinncn bis STR Snratpgo-, noGe
Glltoiuitrnbe, no Die Gonper oas @c.
ltpblcnC hcrpprholtc llno III Gin bercit
9eboItcnea Stiid Eopicr cin5rupidell
b%eobIid)ti8tr. Sn Dem Iigenblit
noDm or ibrc @crboftungcn Dor.
II 3 onf / It Scr @cIt
2obn II. &idtes Geadl in Der iii0,
meitliden Yoli5ciitotipn iibcrlpie$ oe.
tern Den Hraer Gomoro StoteS, mel.
Ao. So- ~,.oLf.I.,.. GN.oLE4-II. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

.EGHe snr 8ciie iu's, Mnsianb &c.
iorst 6. @aine, Wr. 413, Dn.8alti.
msxeitrake, uabe Gnitum Soxie 6>e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
NoOofaten.

abulpb @utheriet, JicC6tsautpalt, g1r. 10. Oft.
4crinBt1nsSirn6c. Is. & y. Rbone, ct. EauI
1888. .ll.
8. Garhart simmer. Sctt3nntpnlt, 1lIion 3ruft
Nuil0ing, baltimore, no. getoc telephone.
Mari u. u. SdIulB, 12G. 1919 Snlpt Nltilotng.
@ui,apue iurb, 2G1 .2G9 Guloert Vutlnin1.
j. Mm. Grtmann iii Notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
@ei9aitss@
@Gfcr', GunDitur- nnb 9Otcl-
ScOurfsartifcl.

AUC UtHttS ~ glue w. Iut Suo-aepluuAO ~
3eitltngen, 3eitldriten etc,
,Sbc Baltimore aeps Co." 9aoio gbercrou'
bic, 8elbditsfi9rer, 31S &eiisGtrMansStr.
9aumaterialien, Sbiiren, 5enIter'
rabmen, 2a0en etc.
5omcs .. 6uIer d 6u, 1t5 uro iii Sn'5re,
oertdsStraBe.
SEQ. 8, eioan & Sru., All 2iebtitr. sgBertte.
National s0anfen.
,Sbc Clo Suipn Iatiunal Sant," Sp0s uno
GIeterzStrabe, SGtob ". 9oof, Rrdfteert;
Senrb 3. Jtebue, Aailtrer.
r3ueitc stotinual.Snn.," 432 Sios9roaotpab.
q. =. 2Saaner, GaiIircr.
~,ySCitcru Natiunal Snnf," IA Noros9uidfusStr
A. Dlarrirtt. Adfiirer.
,1rite 9~intiunai 9anf," @de Baltimore uno
IOr!bsStrdBe.
s'"rmrrS d MerhuutS' National 9auf,"
south mo SombarbsS trabe.
'0inmtrctnl q Sarincrs' National Sanf, +"
81 .mefts@de Suuaros ulo SernlarlsStraBe.
j. j. 0aloDin, %Sniitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
LBzuluI! !lg
= 3dgIi&. t zdeli1, a~uSaenommen GonHtael
: Y,ur @onrttQdS.

Der @amSen.e citation nab Bafbinsion aa
gSo1entaaeT 7.G5 Seru. bis SOC. IbenbS.
Srfbeie @bfIbrt BON oer WVt. HppalsStation,
Sirefte gerbtnenns tn ber neuen untsnr
citation sa ssaiptnstpa ntt anea ihStt6 setss-
otn Stnicn.
Rdihiastpu. be%rIaien wt. SopaI.Siation:
+1t.53, s1t,56 Gorlr., *l21G, f12.53, 11.55
%2.43, 1850, *4.16, +4.55. 45.o5 Aahm.. 1900.
1885. 500 (eimlteOl: 1850, +1l.23 slbenos;
f%s siSoI 800 Sg" 4s,o5. fI.oo, T p 80, 1913 1913, !!SS. .sS,.
400, 1920, $500, $500. $500, $1,000, tff.00
Sor,i.. Fl2.0 90 W. +12.02, *i2.25, t1.O0, s1.05.
1900, 1900, 1895. "A 90, *4.30, 1000, 1906.
laimliieo). $1,000, 1905, +i1.o5, .11.32 stbbe.
5recerid. 9GnloensS tatipn, 1880 uno S9.1b
Scrm.. +1.25. 1850 uuo $3.50 ga6m.
Saaerstpwn, Dit. RonaI.Siation, f7.45 Born,
1850 9Iatin.; 9dmoefsS% iatipn, 1890, $500
Borm.. 1850, 400 Ra6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
SruIt . Commander.

Sru1t 9ompagnien.
.WurGlaub sruit Co.," Noromeit.9de @nlbert.
NIB 8crmdlleS iraBc. @rier Serib, Frdiis
bout; 6. @. 3intncrnlditil, Gefreidr; Carroll
&ui gicb. ~S6ubucii!er.
Baltimore Fruit d 8uarantre Gu," Equitable
Nlil0IHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
Rational 9anfen
SfadtS Vdtfeu.

,1eutide SAINT INN Baltimore" Baltimore,
lIno Qo~lioapsStrabe. Iuguit g8ebPr, Rrdii'
bent; y. ). 5iht, GSdtmeiiler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
Spar Yanten.

Spar gattten.
y7cutffe epar6ani upu Baltimore" gutatps
uHo N1ltimoresStruBe
,St. Samce sparbant," 81ltimcrezStrube uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25
2onopirtbidoitliAe @erGtbe uno
S1mereien.
n.;E.;u, q. 4,,,rr T, Onr M,rA-n ,ro- ctrob,

Mormor- un0 @rortit.@ erfe.
g. SilBGrtner d epbuc. ia. .71S sSeit,Saltis
m~uresStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

HuH FVFtHUtIVuIU WWU tWsUutI.
gener 1eruinus an Der 4reiun65ipansigftsn
Strube. ylefps 9crf, 5eqgem NOD 6otelS. Its
tern uHh @ei6attsoiftrtt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

Elllm6ing, 6ltrnace8, Ranges unS
Sefcn. 0adocden mo Simmer.
gsuuctt sros,, 523 Ioro.5renouts9!Ocnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

&lipferifmieoe uno Ill1mbers.
SJbM 6ubcrt, t7f4 IbnmessS trabe. e. & g.
&slepbon: gSulfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

3" ~ uCl &c . As . It.
Gienitag, %. s(ilguit. inn 7 llbr
NbcnbS, nod Sapon, GDito, Sprea
ltnb sen Tbilippincn, pia Seattle.
Sonneritog, ~. 9llguit, INN Z llbr
N6cnbS, mad Supon, Gorea, China
nnb Den Ebilippincn, pia Seottle.
Eoit nod Salpoii, @ltam ltro Sen
Gbilippincn pio Smn SronciSco,
idlieBt bier t1glid) I'M Z llbr Ibcnos
lis 5itm 81. gilgitit nod ~9luitrolierL
Nel-S eclollb, 8iii &nieIn uno Stem.
Goleoonien, pia &~ur,conpcr, .. g..
t1gIid mn Z llbr Nbcnos bis 5lr1t 6.
Septcnlber.
Sic Grams. Eacific. GoIt miro tG1z
lid 5lrm gb9ongSbnfen bei6rSert,
unb ser Sdlilb Der Noit lit 10 orrait.
nirt, bab cine ununter6rphene lte6er.
lanb-9 ef6rberlmg ernogliht miro.
g. Sail Sarris, Eoitnneiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-25

Gigent6untS = Igenten uno
.SGnolor.
Yierrr 6. 1u0an G @cpbetp, 10 Dits2eriuQton.
Ctr0bp %
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

the duties in hand. Time is frittered
away, not only BY numerous adjourn
ments, the usual round Of committee
iunksts and the like, bat is worse than
wasted in trying to take action on meas
ures before the bodies. They don't seem
to get the hang of putting acts in pre-
sentable shape, and after these have been
put through, sometimes with undue
haste, they have to be pulled back and re-
modelled all over. Minor bills are recon-
sidered, recommitted and made special
orders. There is no knowing when q
bill is either law or decently dead. Days
have been spent in fixing up the deer and
game laws, opening and closing the
hunting season, and now few can tell just
where things are at. Meanwhile, the
really important measures have scarcely
shown their heads. The committees have
few such bills, but they are kept back
70 await Developments Everything
lags in manner unprecedented, and, al
this stage, quite indefensible. Get onto
your job, gentlemen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

There Is q worm in the state house Of
representatives, and he has turned- This
Is infsrred from the fact that bill is in
to allow the killing of dog which. on
the owners premises, rushes out and at
tempts to bite passerby or annoy his
team. II also provides that dogs caught
chasing stock or protected wild animals
may be shot on sight. verv few things
are more exasperating and in fact danger
Gus than q bowling, yelping. snarling cur
which boils out Of the landscape unex-
pectediy and attempts to mutiIate passing
pedestrians or worry the driven horse. Il
is well known that many people are in
jured and killed in this manner every
year, beside frequent wreckage of teams.
The Gazette has already pointed out how
raising OF sheep has been necessarily dis
continued in many towns because of con-
tinuous ravages BY dogs. The breeding
Of worthless and offensive ours has taken
the place of sheep breeding, and no do
nestle or protected animal IL safe from
them. A law OF this kind, which would
afford some measure Of protection to man
and beast, should be enacted at the earli-
est possible moment. II is too much to
hope for, however, 50 long as q mongrel,
fiea-infested yelping cur is considered by
30 many Vermonters as the noblest work
of God.-Hardwick Gazette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
I1aatY PraIse ReeaIIea.

It is always best to wait until the evil
dence is all in before returning a verdict.
Last week the Gazette thought it had rea-
son to speak in q complimentary way Of
the legislature. and allowed that there
were signs and symptoms that it would
amount to something. Before the edi-
tion was fairly OF the press, however, il
had done so many foolish things and had
refused to do 50 many wise ones when
confronted with the emergency that the
writer was sorry he had spoken. II ap-
pears that the bunch will have to be for
given about seventy times seven, If It is
forgiven at all. In the abstract II seems
to be unable to sense and intelIigently
represent the desires of the people. A
certain few members Of each house are
evidently fully in accord with public
sentiment. while the time-killing, vacil-
lating and shiIlyshallying OF many others
largely negatives the many good results
generally hoped for. The push is GER
tainly 3 very green and ineffective lot OF
cooperage timber. and whether it can be
steamed and kiln-dried into shape to pro-
duee desired results at this session is q
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA
Peculiar Origin Of Many Case,
of This Trouble.
Its Victims Are Often Healthy-I.Oo..
ing and Otherwise Well Ex.
cept for This Distressing
Addiction.

Nervous dyspepsia, unlike other lo,..
of indigestion, is a disease of the ue,v..
not OF the stomach. II is most freops-,
in highly emotional or bysterical per.os,
and is brought on by any mental sboa
or excess, worry, excessive grief, :
sudden excitement. Its victims a.
usually healthy-looking and have esnss
ally reached the age OF maturity.
Being a disease Of the nerves it must /
treated BY strengthening the nerves ~
the use OF good nerve tonic, such a. 4,
Williams Pink Pills, together with
generous and nourishing diet, is the IN,
rect home treatment.
After suffering with nervous indigs.
tion for over two years Mrs. George
Martin, of No. 16 Admiral street. "a.
Haven, Conn, tried DR.. Williams Pin.
Pills. She tells of the great benefit -
received as follows:
Following a severe rundown condto,
began to suffer with nervous indiqe.
ton. Food distressed me so much tba
1t was with difficulty could drink watg
and had to live on milk almost entirev
lost in weight and strength. was =
nervous that / could not bear to hsw
any one visit me. / could not sIss,
nights OF If / did would wake N
suddenly with q startled feeling. When.
ever ate much my stomach would blos
aud there would be gas on It. Often.
times had to vomit to get relief O,
going up stairs or in overworking va
certain to have palpitation Of the hear
had dull, sick headaches which LASTED
for two or three days. During these a.
tacks was unable to do my housework
felt sick ali over and wanted to be N.
disturbed.
1.-THE DOCTORS medicine failed to heb
me after q trial of over three months.
read about DR.. Williams Pink pills i
newspaper and began using them.
noticed q difference after / had taxa
only q few boxes and was cured when
had given the pills q good trial. Ny cur
has been permanent but keep d
Williams Pink Pills on hand to use a
tonic"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are useful /
cases of acid stomach and in the trea
ment of over-sensitive stomachs in whic
the slightest irritation causes paint
Rnawing or burning sensations. III
condition is common among grown
girls.
Sufferers from dyspepsia in any iorH
who have found their condition unr
lieved or actually growing worse VIII
using ordinary remedies. would do We
to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills. They a
sold by all druggists or direct by ma
postpaid, on receipt Of price, Soc p
box; six boxes, $3.50. A diet book VI
be sent free. on application to the
Williams Medicine Company, Scheme
tady, n. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

Speaker 7. c. Cheney showed that be
was not only able to inspire the House OF
Representatives to two remarkable votes
for honesty in the DISCHARGE Of duty, but
was able to ttdeliver the goods BY keep
ing the members honestly at work. There
were zO2 Legislators present at yesterdays
roll call. so more than were technically
necessary for a quorum. This seems to
be a pretty final answer to the cry that
the speakers crusade against loahng at
the states expense would not amount to
anything. II has established q prece-
dent that means business and business
methods mean state prosperity.
Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
Gov. 4uuhss' Great Triumph.


Next after the safe and triumphant
election OF Mr.. Taft, the cause for graft
fcation in Tuesdays election is the
splendid victory won BY Gov. Hughes in
New York. Never within the memory OF
this generation, and we doubt IL ever in
the country's history, has any man per-
formed the same kind OF personal service
in an important public capacity as has
Gov. Hughes He won his first election
as governor OF New York because he
stood for certain well-defned principles
of government. Throughout his term he
has stood unfiinchingly by those princi-
Piles, and be consented to stand for sec
ond term only because those principles
had been viciously attacked and all that
he had gained for public morals and
clean government was likely to be lost II
he withdrew. Nothing finer has ever
been seen in our American polite than
Gov. Hughes way OF going directly to
the people in his own person and making
his appeal TO them face to face against the
powerful gambling interests and against
the bosses of his own party. II is cause
for thanksgiving and q distinct gain for
good government everywh here that the
people OF the Empire state have given
him such a triumphant vindicstion.-
Brattleboro Phoenix.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

We hear, on all sides, the wreck and
ruin wrought BY intemperance, the term
being used in its restricted sense. but il
is only once in awhile that the effect Of
the drug habit is dwelt upon SO that its
prevalence is at all understood. Drug
gists and doctors understand what a
hold this insidious habit has upon many
victims, even in the small towns and vii
lagos. The number of those addicted to
drugs would startle us. did we but know.
As the Enterprise says, SIT is probable
that these drugs cause more wretched
ness, more suffering, more marital un-
happiness, more deaths than all the in
toxicating liquor sold in the country
and it is known that drug fends fall to
lower moral depths, even, than the
1runkard. The drug victim is shorn of
every fibre Of morality, and II Is said to
be easier by far to break the hold OF the
liquor curse than 1t Is to resist the crav-
ings for drugs, when once the habit has
become at all fixed. There Is another field
for the temperance people and the first
step in fighting this monster is to amend
the Law we now have 90 that regularly
licensed pharmacists and no others are au-
thorized to dealin these deadly poisons.
II this does not come this year, II is
bound to come in few years when the
extreme danger is better appreciated.
Bradford Opinion.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

Before that state tax commission bill is
passed, providing for board of three. at
yearly salary of $1,000 each and $4,000
more for clerk hire, total Of s1s, 900
added to the states pay roll, it would be
we'll to carefully consider the hint
dropped by the retiring governor, that
the work could be committed to the COM
missioner of state taxes, without addi-
tional commissioners. The recent tend
ency has been to contract, not to expand,
in the matter of changing the member
ship of state boards, and thus far it has
worked not only for economy, but for in.
creased efficiency. One tax commissioner
with an adequate clerk allowance, would
have many advantages over a board o
three.