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Widening Of Roadways.

Section 9-That whenever in the con-
struction OF the new tracks herein author
lied the Commissioners of the District of
reasonably accommodate vehicuIar traffic.
TO widen the roadway of any street or
streets in which said track or tracks are
to be laid. such widening shall be done
by said Commissioners. the cost and ex-
pense Of such widening. including the lay
ing of new sidewalks. the adjustment of
all underground construction. and Of every
public appurtenance. shall be borne by the
said railway company. and the said rail-
way company shall deposit with the col
iector of taxes Of the District Of Columbia
the estimated cost Of changing or widen
Ing the said street or streets, the work to
be done by said Commissioners; and
whenever, at any future time. the Com
missioners deem 1t necessary to widen the
roadway of any street or streets occupied
railway company shall bear one-half the
cost OF widening and improving such
street or streets. to be collected in the
same manner as the cost of laying or re-
pairing pavement lying between the exte-
r!or rails of the tracks OF said street rail-
road and for distance Of two feet ex-
terror to such track or tracks Is collect
able under the provisions of section Ave
of an act entitled An act to provide a
permanent form of government for the
District of Columbia approved June II.
1878: provided. that the width of the road
way. of Massachusetts avenue from the
station plaza westward to Its intersection
with New Jersey avenue shall not be less
than eighty feet.
Section lO-That the arrangement OF ali
tracks herein authorized within the lines
of the plaza in front OF the Union station
Evening star., 1908-01-13

personal injuries. Through Attorneys Fl.
carlton Hanes and e. Hilton Jackson he
declares he was seriously injured by being
thrown to the ground as he was attempt
ing to board a car March 3, 1906, at Con-
necticut avenue and N street. He charges
negligence.
Evening star., 1908-01-13

Interested, will be one o. the principal
matters discussed. Col Dimmick also
stated that a marked Improvement has
taken place in the National Guard of the
ST tafes and the Dist rict OF Columbia since
the passage of the Dick bill.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
4Ac for 75c Gowns.

FJV NUE ICN UU wv HESo
Muslin Gowns Mother Hubbard style: yoke
of fine tucks: embroidered ruff1e in neck and
sleeves. Worth 75c. Special, 44c.
soc for soc Drawers,
Five styles of Cambria and Nainsook Draw
ers one style trimmed with valencennes lace
insertions and lace ruf1e: others with wide EN-
broidery hounces. Regular soc value. Sale
price, 39c.
A0C for 75c Covers.
Two styles OF Handsome Nansook Corset
Covers. in variety of pretty styles medallion
trimmed; all-over lace yokes back and front,
and other pretty effects. Worth 75c. Sale price,
ACC.
Evening star., 1908-01-13

Ernest Williams. SIX years old. exploded
dynamite cap at his home I'm West
Lynchburg. Va. Two fingers of his right
hand were blown of and the third frac-
tured and the end carried away.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
4QC for Csc Covers.
One Hundred D0Z. $1.OO Gowns
Styles. 02HQ to Customer.

low special for Superior Gowns one cut
tucked yokes embroidery
S
sold the number W
Evening star., 1908-01-13
Csc for SOC Covers.

Ten styles of Cambria Corset Covers; full
fronts: one special style with deep yoke of
valenciennes lace insertion, finished with bead
ing lace in armholes; bought for this sale as a
special Worth soc. Sale price. 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-10

[6Sr ls reltfjn IIiIl f<l9 ElioMllis l{t
|3lls /. .RsDns syotaan Yuio.gl6) 6Is
|i0briq, 9enorbel. Sni rs. Altstss
|iabr (1arb ii Qujsxn Der III ipfitell
Rreiien ols E9ulmonii 9sfddbtt Grs
|3iebun0srat9 Buder, friiber lanAidhri.
Qer Getrer, itit 1891 Mit9lieo Dss lus
aerniI6en Gr3iebun9srathss. Snfol9t
Deralhldges farb III 3lrid i'm Hitter
bon 20 Sahren 0err Natioualratb Nls
bert Rnnbio, Gerihtsprdiioent BON
pfdffiton, ieit 1891 Mitglieo oes glds
tionalratbes. Goeben triift uDn
Bern Die No1ri1t ein. oaB Qr. 2euell=
berger (liebe oben) aeiforben lit. VI
mar Elm oirefier Rahtomme beg Greis
beitsmdrtprers Neuenberger bon Rls
bersDpl. q
Sr 56un 1T Der ipeitbin iihtbare.
BON ber Burgeraen,einoe erifeQte Nus.
Fhtstabillon auf benz Griitisberg, of.
fenbar bon biibiider 0anb anae3unoet,
nieoeraebrannt. Sn SeaB bel Wurs
ten brannten 3tpei fleinere StrOhbdufer,
Gran3 Derren unb Grib etoob 9eb0.
renb, bo(itdnoig nleoer. Gs tonnts
tpenig gerettet lDeroen. sSn gaiel
brennt Elm petroliager. 81.
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Mtainnon iub iein 9epntb.
eas gols hat ,.mir to tessem''.


Qlls @taotsfdaBmeifter %. g. Msc>
RinnDn am 10. Mdr5 als 3euge Dor
Dem llnteriuhunssdusfdub bes Se>
nats erihien, nurbe er gefrast:
.@laubsn sic nteht, baB es Sahe
bes Staates lit, gu tai6cn, ob sic nit
Banten @ef9Gfte fbun, Bel benen ste
1etbF Mittbeilbaber iino?"
McRinnon's Mnttpcrt lautete:
sd glaube bas teinesness!"
n5inb sic MttionGr elmer Bant in
Columbus, in pel9er Staatsgeloer
bepontrt 1inb9"
sSalpobl."
usssn MEL, ,er Bant?"
%, i9 speib, iporauf sic binans
tponen! Sic baben Inn Senat bic 8e>
I1ulbtgung erboben, baB id Bartfen,
Bel benen ich Mctiondr mar, au serins
eeren Raten @elb gelieben babe, als
ich anberen Banfen bere4ne; tas TT
eine llnipabrrett!"
so, uber an tpel9er 8anf, bic
'Stdatsgelber in 9dnben bat, llno Ste
befbeilist9"
vMn Der Columbus 5aDtngs dnb
Sruits Co."
rMn tpel9en anberen 8anfen2A
30 as geht eie gar MID 8
AM"
gbarles 6. green, McRinnon's
Deputp unb iebiser republifanii4er
ganbibot fir bas StaatsiAabmeiiters
amt, tpurbe gefrast: r9aberi sic Me@
tien in irsenb ipelden 8anten9"
.Sa, in stpei ober bret. unb i'd
| tpollte, es tpdren nod mebr!"
.Sn tpel4en 8anten9" :
sd bente niat, bdb sic Elm Heh1
i haben, banah gu frasen."
rSie 1nben tetn ReAt, uniere prt,
batanseleaenbeiten aus5ufor1Aen,
| mari MeRinnon Elm.
Wel4e 2ntport tpiro bas Doll Dor
Obio i'm globember geben9
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3uer eusetrasen suer perfauft beibt es bter oarnl
labt Die Sbier on gSoe Der Werei9ernng au cte
Site iebe. 5reibt ben Sefretdr Deg Bcarb Of 9raoe
in Stem Ybabepbia uno dreibt was SIR 81 pertetsern
babt Shut es iofort.
Gntrasuusssebibr fir Elm Yfero ober einen Gle $780,
Sir e1n Stad Ginbvieb so Gents.
Sir Sdmene in partieen 5 5tif, pber Shae IN
8artieen BON 10 Stid so Gents.
G5ebraubte @edbre Tarmseratb baften &C. i'm 2ssrtbe
bon ,pensr ais 500 peroen fret engetrasen
Jrube gintrasunsen beieitssn ale Sdmieri9eten am
Gereiserngsase; sibt senG9enc 3e un Ginfaufe sn
MAIDEN uno nod Dor Dunemerben beim 5u fpmmen,
De &auileute baben beidloien, bab biseni9sn pelde
oe 8erjtesernsen beuden bafa ebdbist peroen ,olen
eroen baber bielem Sage pe gSaarsn au beon.
oers bQisen Breen pertauft
xMQe Dinse fon1met gu oem Der wartet" aber meiens
1T es Merser uno @nttduhuns. sab mas Sbr perfauen
babt bon Setretar eutrasen Die Soften no serins unb
Der 8ortbe grcb @eb in Die erlte 8eibs an benz eren
sroben Ierfaufstas gs 1T Guer 8rfaut selete in @lrem
Sntere bon elmer Organization Die feline periOnlien Suite
reien babel bat
Sem 8oarb Of SraDe bon Ntelu Ybilaoelpbta.
Mtadt jebt Cure @intrasuns.
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Mut BE ~betannten Wdbbrdu.
a., bte fi&, ME 0<rr Taft iaSt, ent'
nideIt habeu, fnb unttr rtpubIiidnis
i6er COMMUNICATION aufeetcmn.tn.
,Sie l6nnen nlr ab9efG G0fft mssee1l
bur& sinen Ws&lsg xHb f1s4 -
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@uirbert fling als Deputy" an.
SEPT ftebt fein rDepntn" i'm 8egrift,
tinen anberen Deputy" gum Na&fol.
ger fiir bus Mmt 5u erbeben - es lei
benn, baB bfe Stimngeber bon Ohio
btefem Notationsproaeb EN- 3alt au>
rrfen.
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anerlei Wabrbeite,s.

,Das Rapitol mub sfdubert tper'
ben!" iit bas Jelogd@ret In gans
Obto.
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Seber giienbabn< unb anberer Ir>
beiter in Obio peib, baB Snbion
0armcn f.in Grennb lit unb nerbient.
gum @ouperneur ertpdblt au tptrben.
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Dyg& 30teSpteteW49 etwe1 NNeWoeNgeWS0 -
~ 1esatkifmatsA - gtaAteS sD1ts Mtt
1sxsse ~ ~ pattIssnS ~ estsss~.
y! i ssl4ssSsa 81 sss staasI.sHmsts -
sIs q ss,tsIss a &; ss,, " i. nssI;s. ss,.
etiebfrn bfs Gtnsrats fsmbp untsrbrsitet iperoen.
bts &ohHituttpu bes Gtaotts Ctio - 81 antens
ssssx eab StttionsE II Big g, bssns M sinqsi$l9nsa
aummers.. nerbsM Jolen; unp sstticnsn l6 mo
Is besielben MrtiisA 70 dmenbirt hsrbsn feltn,
am fOIgenOsrmatss ~ laut,n:
e.ttion il. ssSss a.1.s' ioa aan,lf4 nns ssnas
sab, i'm Gan bon Notbtpsnbisteit, brsi gisrttl
IisD sss 0's raslt.n tenn Seas Gsiesn s nit s.iss
ed bispenHren perbtn; bod NIT osm Usr.
tsfsn clues Geietss far tnooalttse 9aiirune loG
(nasm 1ita beseiSnst iein iOa unb tein Gsi,s
fcl pisbsr anfesnommsn ober amenptrt ps'
seupmmsue Ntte ober bic amenbtrtsn 6stiion oosr
Gettionen unD bic 10 amsneirten 6ettion sosr
6eftiontn ioIen pioerrufen ueroen.
6eftton l8 Stnts bon ber 1tnerats sAhsmp
pa6rts geies icl ebe Is aum @eieb meroen fonn.
bem Goupsrneur su isintr genebmienns nor9sisst
psrsen. @snn Il Is oenebmiet tann tfoal e
III sr Is nit ieinsn Ginspanben Fortified, an
bas Gaus ienpen. In tpel@em eg sntFanS DeltbeS
bss. Sic Ubtimmune isinsr pafirung In WisOss.
'ss sas Sans .r,Dabltsn mtssnsr Sann .inia p.sp.n
has &sies no6maIs su paairsn ioa e 5um Ssies
nsrbsu, tros Der GinpdnOe Ses @ouperneurs
Nemn Elm @sitb bonn @eaperRtar innerbalb y
Snqen, NIT Musnabme bon Sonntaeen, na4oem e
TIM oorqelsst ,purOe, bon bis Mot susilds.ianSs
Herben ioute, bann fol- IS sum gties rerosn.
Gfber bic General Hemblp Otrbinosrt, IN gplst
gertaeung feline 3uritdieHpnnq; IN ptle9e''
III es aur @sieb tperben io1, auber e lou 'ms
nerbulb 10 9agen nad fol1er gertasune. oar@ tsn
nit sas1 i'm Dss Sar
lnpeub melhe Ginselbsit ooer Gtnaslht,tsn IN
Veglhb peI1em Geiss, meldss tt'sf yep s@pnro'
Dttotion nlabt, mibbiliaen unb, BITE m,bs
en sfSn gsTD.n assss n,s ss.sesss ..sss s.rs
'0ss.!91'i0eas" s.9tisn Siets am.nS.ment ion ii
Rraft treten am eriten Iaee bes Januar i'm 5apr'
epreb.r b.s Saii5es Der Repraientanten
Mubrep 8. Sarris.
0naenommen am 20. Mdr, 1906.
Heseiniote etaat.n ppn Mmertca, Ohio.
Rxrtau bes Staats =6efretdrs.
III ses etaates Dbc, bef9etnige tiermit, De'
siss cine n5rtliae abi9rift it, iorafait9 BON M ny
tsrsIiden NIT ben orienefen Sdbriftfudsh meiW
.s oietm Bureau entsrse, D amG nj. IN e,rfana I,s
Sar6 Sic @eiese hes 6taates Obio, e'nsr s, SsmHT
RsjsIution angenomn,eu BON Der @ensralz Nnemoi
Ses etaatss Ohio, am 20. Sass oss wars 0e'
nam Nam @ seuanis bafar baS. ID bisrunter n,.!ns
asrsm ee,eidnst unD meiu offisieGes 6ieeel bin
Awqefiiet in Columbus, on oie1em 20 Ad0s 0e
dSrtt i'm Sabre 1908 ~xs,
fcf,orf) Staatss sGefretdr.
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0emet.ts8e efGl1tb,
a.x Mmeuotruna oer 9eftton Stuet boa
a1rtifel 3w5It bon oer Romititmtion
hDn Chic.

Sci e bei6loHem BON Der gsneruIs s9fsmble sss
Ssitionl l. Sas elm gorfalas ben Wablsrn
eslss 9ienftaq nod benz srften Wonta9 i'm Vonem-
,ier 1903 aur Mm,enbiruna Der Settion 3ipe bon
Vsttfel 3nolf bon Der RonHttution bes 6taates
6tio, iobab fe lauten fol, ipis foIet:
MrtiteI IL.
Niuquae uub Ueteueruna.
G,ftion 3. Sic General slfsmblp ioa bic Ma&t
bdSsu, elm qlei1mdbises Spftem ,ur grbobun9 pts
tosals unb gtaats sGnfommtns tet,uiessn nno ~
ssraersn sic mao pc sssnIsnu. S,sr,"
t.rsdbtiqsn nm elm eersates Gintommen bon tinsm
Ssoen au G9ern. vie 6teuern nno anosrs ps.
tafuna.n ysGtn nur fir 0fftntli9s 3usde euf.
ssSsn ass sa assst s,d II. gSisSsr
tufaeboben ober fcntrattliD fertaeeeben nereen.
Bombs oes Staotes Obio, Bombs non ir9eno e'ns.
6taot, Dorf. Gledtn. Gountp entr Iomnteip IN
Ter SffentIidsn s2ultn BON Ohio une Der eamss
SffeutIdsn e@ulbduisrn unS ousi3liebli@ tir
effentliGen @ottesbient etbraudbtsn panlerns soM
si,nta.m gig.nim sas aas@ss%i a.srs,s xns
k.6nfiass Gietntbum in sinem Setras, per $2OC
ir gDertb nidt aberfsist, fhr iebes Suoiotonnm
utSaeu uah ben a1oemetneu 0ttetsn Don per pss
Guns ss 0S o4sI aa' ut.s. ,p.
Ssrtsn {eiu: uub Der NDertb BON allen. 10 auI'
ssnemmsuent Giqentbum ioa bon 3eit ~ 3ttt fsTs
sdstt uno perDffentli@t psrosn ~is pom Us,es
sTtlan mn, ls,n mas 3. IN. ,ur .s.tt Ssr a.nasm,
-S Nusnabmsn ionem redtstrdftis. bleibsn. II
~ oleidben WeiIe unb tn bem 9leld,en umldnS,
euSer unb Bis anbertpsitie our& bas Ve,es se'
einmt. rx.,.,.
epre6er bro tenn. bes Weprdisntantens oauiss
sames 3D. MiI iaMs,
~ mxrr ICHa
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xnQ.nommen am q. mara 1908.
s.r.,uiQt. etoateu bon amsrisa. Cbss.

0ereiniote etoattu DOn amstisa Cbss.
T,ureau bes 6taatss s6efretdrs.
g Sm Garm ia Tbcmpfo or, etaats sSstses
~ See 6taotes Ohio. bei@einiee biermit, pay
Siss cine DSrtl8e abi@riit 1T, iorSidltts bon ri.
in s.sem Burtau binterleet fnb unb in u.etnes
81 ieusn Out as etadts= setr.tdr. Die seflt
Sic @eiese bes 6taates Obto elmer gsmein.
tlIfation onQenommen BON Der General. Mnembll
Mm 3euqnit bafHr babe ID bisrunter mst.es
e4aen etaei1net unb mein offi,ie1es GisseI BIN.
iueefiiqt In golumbus. an oseism -. Aoos eel
Gprl i'm Sabre 1908
EG;.oIA Staatss ekirstdr.
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1x<srtcte Gtaaten bon Mmtrica, Ohio.
Efonfg- ESsYrefTrA

MlIerIei Mccioens Arheitsn ,psrDen
Ii, Der Drudsrei oes xBsobabter1
proutpt unb u reelsn prfiisn 6asst.
fabrt.
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Desriinnft 1870.

gesrHnbet 1870.
ah nate Den einasen nouHdnotsem MbHratf Der
aauft,tcl BON sdnoertien nno Cots, Der te'als
non Ben NceorDs pom 9nsearapas Somntn.
cbio. eemadt woroen 1T.
mieno. iau unoaentbum oosr ebn Sslo au pes eo mon
nonaa,no,s ooer betusis Mbrac oes Bfbitels potlea
mes ,eot ue Der eiasnenmer it, uno nit ndsu ysrboli
ten oosss bslaai u aus benz ''rsrpaanfn aosoI, sn9'q
n No. pordtoen Qduier uno os mel6 Seo ou pppaiessn
ausbu,n uranaen bi austun SOandno'ae uno '0elms A
aro, non YRstiu BeArbunsn BON Sdnoereen ano @unos
hum Il etdon pra5unaen uno Nbidriu Don Roos &C. mrs
S, Oou oler Office aiert' Rauibries @ontratte popOe
uotuer.rdae Auprae fur Arb golmadten nno ancr Dss
m,ne Iorodla ausaeiers Gs bsTnoe 6 INNER en- xo'o
or pfRu Garusn aao Rdotaes Sruuoasntaum u
Ss4n u. 1tses,
oom aslsaon no. 81 1913 ea 6ar 81, Req eeasspssa' n
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Dabt J apbsrisule,,.

@On bas NoIt resieren9 Dbtr
follen bic Eruits 0us Bolt regierena
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30gert ni6t, tb,,t es beute.

Sa6t bemte Gmre perfdnfli1e Sebe,uaare tnr pc
9robc Go,,ntD 1eriteigermng eintragcn, ote an
0ommeritag, II Sept, in yte.p Ybilaoclpbia
beramjtatet uirO.
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Mihter 9armon's Qebensluuf als
Burger, als Re9tsanlpan. als M@s
ter, als @eneralantp1lt ber Ser.
Gtaaten mar itets Elm tabeuoier. Das
follh cine seniigenbe @arantie bafiir
ietn, bab au4 feline 0ertpaltung als
@ouperntur taoellos uno fledenrein
fein uirb.
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UeTd,er elm Hmeneememt sur &smitttnttsn ess
Utaates Ohio poribld ldet besi8Ii@ Der Set
peS Be0tmmeu'S Der reewIdrem ettuns
gen Der OemeraIssl KembIp.
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6err 9aft bot ii9 abfolut ssipei>
CERT. au fagen, ub er, bic farbtssn
Solbdten. bis er unb Rooiebelt oAne
Werb0r aus Der Mrmse Enausiagtsn,
tpieber eiudeben tu<rbe, tpenn er err
tpablt tpersen folls. Ooh bies 1T
ni9t bas er1te Mal, bdB 9err 3aft
jib getpeisert bat, iidb obne 3uttms
u,ung Moofcpelt's iiber eine Jrase gu
Gubern.
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@e,,tetms8 I1tb,

Hsoroeialaoenes amenb.ment sur Roatttattes
BON Ohio.
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9ls gborles 6. Green, ber ieBtge
Gifts Staats @9abnttiter unb
Garpbibat bon gpr @uilbert's @nas
ben fir Nahfolger MeRinnon's> benz
2egislatur Musi4plB erfldrte: rOae
@aht gebt Gu4 gar nicts AM" er>
tpartete er ntdt, baB bic 3uitGnbe i'm
taats1dabmeiiteramt CUR aGsenkis
,lcil Renntnib bes Noltes fommen
tpiirben.
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4ncenomm.n am 20. mari 1906.

9srasialagenes Wmenoement sur 8ontsfu1'on
Don Obio.
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Den mu1en.
Sn Bern 1T Or. DR.. med. Satob
Summer gem. Nrmeetorpsar3t. i'm
utter BON "a Sabren 9eliorben. Wiele
Sabre bat er als iebr aelu1ter arst in
Normangen pratti3irt uno mar belon.
osrs ols Mueenar3t iebr gelhlBt. -
Derr Gber0erihtsprdlioent 2euenberger
| in Bern bal einsu Shla9anfau erlitten,
pelher oas Heben bes 78ridbriaen
Mannes oufs bohlte 9efdbroet. Su
SamismalD rarb i'm 80. Nlterslahs
Dr. Gbrlltim Bihiel, gem. 2ano,uirtt
uno GruNibdnoler unb wdbreno elmer
ysibe BON Sabrsn 5talltneAt I'M SAT-
! bof gum Bdren. Dit ihm lit Elm .treu.
beior9ter Jamllienpater uno eiil big
ms bobe 9llter raltlos thdti9er Bdr9e1
aus osin Qebsu aeiAieoen. Sm Mltel
pon IS Sabren III in Dlrrenroth Or
alt BslnsinosprdIioent hilbert Gliifiasr
Werber, BeliBer bes ,Gerbe"- unD be-
i .Ouber6oles". Qeh0rben. 1n bic bel
ben O0fe ca. 900 SuGarten batten. Il
NOR Der Nerltorbene elmer Der 1r6btel
Grunobeiiber oes llnteremmentbdls. =.
\ iii einem &ela9anfaae erIe9en. 81
Grid farb ain Is. Nuauii i'm Alte
Oon 81 Sabren Artt0eris.D DberR Nla
@oienmuno. leit 1904 VrDfeiIor an
/ polptt0nitnm, bftannt Dnr6 tsin
| 1stusfunaeat tbeiisn nm 6ilnplcn. =
]. III 0sylers. Bern. Ii ietteu &enuta
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

The Illinois Springfield placed Joseph
President its delegates
large the their ballots him for the stand
ard bearer.
Shelby NJ Albert Hopkins
Mayor Fred A. Buse of Chicago II ..
The alternates Judge Marshall Hodon of Galena
Colonel John Marshall Chicago Charles Eckart Tuo and E. H
President Endorsed.
That indoe Of President Roosevelt
recommending Congress the
welfare vigorously the
before
equal obedience the law His administration will stand the
greatest American history
Cannon for President.
Speaker Joseph e. Cannon well
his efforts for safe business and better
his of Presidents Grant Hayes Gar
Mckinley Roosevelt
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And believing cmnnty fitted in
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Chicago their the Hon
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Of his candidacy
Stand FOR Justice
ideals ogovernmen which mean Justice equality
rights OF the Afro
in Believing do that progress
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ton the United enforced according to its letter and
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
WELCOME MILEsToNEs.
They Always GLADDEN. the Heart Of the
Pedestrian.

They Always GLADDEN. the Heart Of the
Pedestrian.
In walking trip a milestone along
the way is the most companionable fell
dow m the world; your spirits rise as
You near him as though you were
about to greet a human friend, and
they keep almost consistently on this
high level till his brother mile dis
tant advances to meet you.
And when you overlook one Of this
frlently company because of an en-
croaching bank or screening boughs,
Gays the Travel Magazine, his neigh
Dor further on comes to you doubly
welcome. At the latter end of this
massage in the journey your spirits
flag a trif1e as though oppressed by a
sense of desertion. You may even
scowl at the overhanging bank which
is more than a party to this conceal
ment.
Those worthy persons who attend to
the roads should see to it that every
milestone within their province stands
out frankly from it's leafy background.
Observance of this, however, would
rob the wayfarer of that leap of the
heart which is his when the stone tells
the story of two miles done rather
than one. For however much the
landscape and the minute world at his
feet may claim the footfarer's admira-
ton he is still keenly alive to the vir-
tue of decent distances covered in his
days journey.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
MOST SUICIDES IN VIENNA.
More Men Than Women-Greates
. Number Last April,

More Men Than Women-Greatest
Number Last April.
Among all the European capitals
Vienna has long enjoyed an unenvia-
BILE pre-eminence for it's number of
suicides, says Pail Mall Gazette
Unfortunately, the, figures for last
year tend to enhance this reputation
The official records show that 365 men
and 108 women committed suicide, as
compared with 315 men and 10 wom-
en- in 1906, a total increase of 80. Be-
sides this, there were no. fewer than
739 attempts at suicide, AL by men
and 298 by women.
The preponderance of men over
women appears somewhat striking
three to one-but taking the cases of
actual suicides and attempts together,
this proportion is reduced to less than
two to one. Illness and mental dis
orders were responsible for more than
fourth of the total suicides; unhappy
love affairs accounted for Is, poverty
for 80 and dissatisfaction with their
surroundings for 35.
The highest number of suicides took
place in April, g., and the lowest in
May and September, with 81 each.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1908.
JEFF DAVIS DOWNED.

The very interesting news comes
up from Arkansas that Jeff Davis
has been knocked entirely out of the
ring in the Democratic primaries.
Jeff deserted his post in Washington
some weeks ago and has Been slash
ing around among the hillbi1lies try
ing to induce them to elect his man
Kirby to the office of Governor. His
object, of course, was to pave the
way for reelection as Senator at the
expiration Of his present term. But
the high-collared roosters had it in
for him and downed him in great
shape. There were three candidates
in the field and the man Jeff was
fighting received more votes than
both of the opposing candidates. So
Jeff's hopes have gone glimmerine
and Arkansas has taken the first steI
toward Kidding herself of a great nui
sance.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
MARS SEASONS.
Vital in the Negative Economy Of
the PIanet,s Year

Vital in the Negative Economy Of
the Planets Year:
We're Mars not an old planet, COR
roboratlng by absence Of cloud the
general course of planetary develop
ment, our knowledge of it would have
been slight. To begin with. it ena-
Dles us to mark the perman ency in
place OF the planets features, and so
to time their axial rotation. by which
we come to knowledge of the little
from our own in duration, being "a
hours, 40 minutes long, instead of "a
hours. Next it discloses the tilt OF
the axis to the planets orbital plane,
relation which causes the seasons
of the year. Now the martian tilt,
as well as the marian time OF rota-
ton, turns out to be singularly like
our own, being in fact "a degrees as
against % 1-2 degrees for the earth.
The year of Mars, however, is twice
ours in length, which, Joined to great
eccentrlclty of orbit, gives it diver
sifiedly long. seasons. Thus in the
northern hemisphere spring lasts 1919
days. summer 1873. autumn lat and
winter 1853, while in its Southern
hemisphere the figures stand re-
versed.
The numbers have more than
academic Importance, for absolute
length is as vital factor in a sea-
sons influence as the fact of the sea
son ITSELF Much NAV be brought to
pass in twice the time which could
not develop in the shorter period.
And it is not a little interesting that
precisely this possibility actually
turns out to be vital in the vegetative
economy of the planets year.