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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

The dormant season for animal and
by many to be the best time for spray
ing in order to eradicate insect pests.
Wise manufacturers are busy in pre-
pairing spraying materials for use by
wise horticulturists. No article in this
line stands higher than lime-sulphur
wash, concerning which Mr.. Walden
has written SO often and so well in
the Horticultural Department of The
Ranch. Among the bulletins issued
by the Washington Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station at Pullman is one by
Prof. A. l.. Melander on the prepara-
tion and uses of the "Sulphur-Lime
WASH" as he terms it. In it he says:
Uses of SuIphur-Lime.
The sulphur-lime wash was original
ly sheep Dip 1t is now used as a
specific for scale insects, and for many
species, such as the San Jose scale
and the oyster shell bark louise, it is
more effective than any other spray
For those insects that place their win
ter eggs on the bark, such as the red
spider, the apple aphis, and the elm
leaf louise, winter spraying of sui
phur-lime is a more dependable RENE
dy than summer sprayings of other
contact insecticides. This wash is
useful also for the root form of the
woolly aphis, for the bud moth and
peach moth, and has some preventive
value for such insects as the fiat head
bOrer and other bark and trunk bor-
erSl. There is growing use of sui
phur-lime as fungicide. 1t is widely
used for mildews, peach leaf curl
moss and lichens, and lately there are
indications of it's value in controlling
apple and pear scab as substitute
for Bordeaux mixture, which latter is
apt to scorch the fruit.
Formula 1 pound; fresh
lime, 1 pound; water, to make gal
Ions.
Directions for Making.
After shaking the lime add the sui
phur and water enough to allow easy
boiling. Boil briskly until the sulphur
has dissolved, which should take less
than one hour. Strain and add enough
water to make the amount required.
This is called the Piper 1:1:4 formula.
1t is given in small amounts, for con-
venience, as the recipe can easily be
adapted to any sized receptacle.
Sulphur-lime wash is not sulphur
and lime. 1t. is a chemical combina-
tion of the two ingredients effected by
boiling, and this is a distinct third
substance, which has killing proper
ties not possessed by either the sui
phur or the lime. Sulphur-lime wash
is difficult to prepare with uniformity
under ordinary conditions. That is
why many grower has failed in using
it. If the directions are carefully fol-
lowed the resulting wash should be
entirely efficient.
1t Is best first to slake the lime, for
otherwise the excessive heat of slak-
ing may volatilize some of the sulphur,
and at the same time produce differ
ent chemical combination from that
desired. SHAKING lime is process that
must be carefully watched. Water
should be added little at time until
the lime has slaked to paste. If too
much water be added the limo will
chill. If too little the lime will burn.
Only good quality of fresh lime will
answer in making the sulphur-lime
wash. Air-slaked lime will not do.
Ground sulphur or sulphur flour is
best for making this wash because it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Nnr siuci neuc SdlahtIdiffe.

@abington, Z. g., 10. 6ebr.
- 9as Sous.Gomite fir GSlotten-
9lfioiren beihlob bette, Sen @au BON
MIR 5mei Rehabilitation ser .0eIo.
mare" -&laiic 81 empfeblen, onItatt
bon pier. 9efanntlif) botten Ser Gr1.
itbent uno 0as 5lotten-G epartement
ben 9ou bon bier iolhen Sd)laf)t,
ifiifen OringenO empioblen uno 81
bieIem 3iped an ben Iatriotismu5
Der Witglieoer bes Gomite's appel
Iirt.
0os Gomitc nabm ieinen beiitigen
9eifIuB nit t3 gegen 8 Stinmen
an. Die flint Mitglieoer, nelhe fir
Die gmpieblunsen oes Y%rdiioenten
itimmtenL maren Cabot (Dfo.),
Weper 2o.), Gbomas 90, 2iaep
Conn., unb So6ion (2((a.). 3bonoS
uno 2iaep iinb Hepublifaner, Die
iibrigen brei Serren oagegen Gemo-
fraten. Sobion miro einen Winori.
tatsberi6t einreihen, melder beu
9ou bon bier Sdlahtidifien 5i Ell
mem 8eiommtbetra9e pom $3S,000,.
600 entpiieblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
@intrfmcttcr.i
' MIR I'M IIII

d.
@iSblodobe 6AR o~eGGStAite DounW2ulio-
d,uiettS.3 dbl 8ineuuroUHaurn un0
Die guu5t 3h7tT Noutitdct '%iidIirt.
Nontudct, QfoHu 10. 6cbr, -
Die Sniel NantluGet iit65um criten
N}ale in oieiem @inter BON Sis, mel.
Dies tie alli 3chn &lfctlcn in scr
Nlmoe untgiebt, poQit0Roig %iiolirt.
Sin Eelcgrnpbcnfobel lit lire cin5i1c
&%crbinouna nit Dem 6eltl1noc. Ger
0ompfer Atantudet" bat gcitcrn
pier Stunocn lang pergebIih per.
iuht, ourd) oic Giamaiicn binOurd)
Ole Sniel 3lt crrciden. Qie Ncpob.
ncr ser Sebtcrcn iino 5mor nod nit
&ebeuomitteln uno &oblen pcriebcn
cher mr. alti lebr fllr6e Belt. Bel
&incpnro @opcu lit oie Shiiiabrt
purd oic Gisnloiien ouBcrorOcntlif
crihnert; Die 9r0Bten uno ltIrfiten
Sdlepp0aHp1er morell gCnotbt8t,
nab ibrcm NnterpIobe an Sen Null.
tlldet Sbouls 3ltriid5ttebrCll. Die
Sfooner y2llice &olbroof," pom DO.
iton8 nod philadelphia beitinmt,
rno o&ennie 2. SOIL" Don Stoninq.
ION, Oie., nod Nep-Dorf, bIiebcn i'm
Gilc feitltedcL bod gelong Is, bic
Iclben olr6 Sdlcppoampfer irci ST.
mad)en mno bierber ST. brinQen.
Gle ~orn6tloie telegropbiihe Ser
biuOung nit Dem Nontldet Sboai
Sclbtldiii Nr, So lit ieit Qonncr-
Itoa Moroen o6gebrodJclt, ltuo ale
Scmiibungen, oieielbe mie0cr ber5lts
Itcllen, iino gcihcitert. Ser 2cutt-
tburm-Gcn0er oN5alen" mltr0e am
Somltu1 Don Nelp.9coforo aus nad)
Dem Scud)tid)iif oltSgeionOt, mlBte
obcr 0cs Giles uno itiirmiIden @ct.
tcrS lucgen lmucrridtcter Giltge SIT
%riidfebren. Man glnl,bt inoeiIcn
nid)t, 0aB Dem 2euhtid)iii ielblt ct.
mas GrnitIidcS 5ugeitpBen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Bonn Snhlcn crmproct.

philadelphia, 10. 6ctrpar.
= Sn ibrcr @oDnung5 PR. l0G,
Nor0-7. StroBe, murbc g~citcrn bic
2S.iG6ri9e aote Hodcnbulb, meI6e
BORT nit einem Naanc, Namcna
Gamer, i'm GSiifilbinat Iddfbt bate,
olS 2eide g~eiimoen. Gie Eootc trlla
I'M @eiid)t un6 ant gail5en &orper
sic lnperfennboren Spuren brlltaIer
uuO it)mcrcr MiBbanolung; lie mar
nit 9eitIcn, S6nittptn0el uno Cont
tuiionen bcocdt. Nab Nnlidt zines
Goli5ei.qr5tes, meldler gerltfen mur-
sc, mar Der 600 Ser Srau oui Ser
lcbungen 5uriif3uiiibren, Die lie bel
cinein Stur5 - pieleidt baolird,
0ob iie beitig 81 .9ooen geifleltocrt
nuroe - e~rlitten bate. Die Foli5cl
iabnoet iebt alti oenpespdbnten Cant
ner, melher pcridppuloen iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

belt9gelegen6eiten nidJt ci1tcn iebt
ooppelt IdItigen ,3uju9 mad, Qr6eits-
eentren f0r0ern. IS lit ipc3icQe
@ct'ullg 9cgebelr, bel ser Ginitemlng
ool1 ArbcitstrGftcn nuaidlicBlid cin-
betInild)e Arbcitsloic SIT bcriidiid-
ti9cn.
TerurtGeiIte @uhercr.
Ser am Mittpod bcaonncnc @lt.
Hcrpro5eB gcgen &oicuitiel mo sc.
nollelL mcldcr orrd sic picl beipro.
dene 2oriid Tffpirc bciouoere 2hti.
merfIamfcit Gitd in 2lmcrifa errcgt
bate, Bot aqit Der &crnrt1Hihm0
loJllfItllders 4n9cfIugtcn geenoct.
Gen @rafen 2oriih Don M6lmidl,
Der icbt lnitacther rcihen Qame aus
GituSpiae, ga, ucrbcirotbet it,
moQte oa& @oniortilm Rpienitiel uuO
Wcno'cn gegcH 6obc Eropiiion Dor
Dem Sabre 1908 nit elmer iii00euts
lhelt W}iQtondrin pcrbcirat6en. Hudjz
penn itd Die Sadc 5crihln1cn mo
Horlld bcreits in 1ihI9DiAe oerbei.
rothct mar, mur0c ibm BORT eir ge.
i0lldtcr @cfle( %prdicntirt. 9n5
SouptIdul0igc in Dem 2oriid- Sale
murocn Die AngetIagtcn R~oicniticl
unO 6raltoe SIT 81 &obrcn @eiGngs
nib Dcrltrtbeilt. &on Ocn Witongc-
fIogtcn erbielten 3ieier lno Safob
ie BRET O}onatc un0 &orff icd3 @o.
den @cfdngtiB.
4Ilcrtei ants Geuti6Iono 5.
Slt0mig 9ornap, ser 0ircftor oc@
gcrliner Shouipielborics, lit aus
@clrnObcttS Hiidiihten 0c3mlmgcL
sic &cihuta oeS Gbcotcr9 oni5uQcbeu.
Gic Slifragettcn Nepcglrug bat I'M
@roBbcr5ogtbum Glocnburg cine
iADncr5li6e NicoerIoQc crlittcn. Die
Ncaicrlng bat oie i'm 2onOtogc be-
Gntrdgte @iuiiibrlnQ 0e5 Jroltcn.
ItimmrehtS i6IonflDeg fir unan,
ncbn1bQr erflGrt.
Die Yrofeiiorcn inn preitBiiHcn
@crrenbouie, Ole eincn niht unbe-
0cutcnOen @ro5entiab Der Mitglicocr
ou9mohen, baben oic @riinoutg ci.
ner ofnoemii6en &creinigung be
ihloiien 81 melfer ser 9eitritt BON
feincrlci 6attions5ugcb0rigfeit ab.
b0n8i9 lit.
0o3 i'm poriqen Sabre in Wiiniter,
@cltpboIcn acbiIOctc Gciorm-Gomite
octtitcr &utboIitcn bot ith oufgc.
lott. NnIoB 3u Ser NufI0iuit1 CAB
sic Nn0robunH firdlihcr Str1imloB-
rcgelu Qcgcu sic Mit8licocr, Sic iif
Oltrh &cricAtullg ibrcr Hciorhl- Gent
bergen in @c9citfdb ST Den obrriten
airhcnbcborStn iteQtcn. 3li" 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
G%cbcnSmiioc 0anficrs.

Gonncr&piIIe, Nno., 10. Sc
brlor. - 6ronciS Z. Hoots, tribe.
rcr Fr0iiOcnt ser biciigcn yGrIten
Nationalbauf," to0tetc it'd beutC
0llrh eincn SduB in 0cn aopf, nod).
Dem cr lett mcbrercn Munoten &c.
trGnfeIt bate. Gr mar n1brcno mcb-
rcrer Serminc WfitglicO ser 2eaiS-
lotllr mo ipiclte cine bcrporragenor
Holc untcr Sen 8eihGitalclten Scr
bieligen @cgcno.
sort @orth Ger, 10. 6ebr.
- 3. Is. SltthinS, 80 Sabre alt,
5%lucitcr %ice.|rdiioent ser sort
@ortb Notionol-9on bat bier
S%elbitmor0 ourt gridicbcn began.
gen. 9tn8c9riiienc @ciunobeit uno
gcIdditlife Sorgen mcrocn oils ltr-
laden on8c9cbcn.
Gan Antonio, (cr., 10. Tcbr.
- s. y. 9ca@Iep, Nrdii0ent ser
o@merican Sant on0 SrlIt 60"
BON Soulton, Ser, uno bis Dor Sur.
sem Yrdii0ent Ser EXPLOITATION teruni.
id)er 9ontierS, bat iit, acitern cr-
idoIIcn. Gr mobnte r2it fiinf %obren
III Gan Antonio, mo man 9lal,6t,
onB forperIihe 2eioeu ibn in ocn
Zoo triebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Gle R~e8ierlro idniit 9lrbcit fir
ole Arbcit$lgien. Sm Sinblid olF
sic GotbidIreie bon Gouicnoan, 0ie
ollrd sic @eidGitS . 0epreilion 5lml
MiiBigaong ge5mungen inns, itnO Die
@cbor0cn onQeuie'en moroen, onrd)
N%uSfiibrltng bon Neltbollten n1O bon
9lrbeitcn sur Snitan0bnItung bon
@ebGuoen StroBen, 9riiden mo
ionItigen NnIagen bic arbeitogele-
gcnheit fir 9(rbcitspiaige mad 0to9-
Iid)feit 81 permebren. 3ie Snans
g%riiinabme BON bereits gcnebnigtel
Nteubaltten ieOer 9lrt uno ole Erit.
lung uno @enebnigung BON FIdnet
iolen m0gIidIt beihleunigt meroen.
Sic MnBrcgel miro BON Dem leBbdf'
ten 9(rbeiter.g Iement nit beionoerer
6renoe aid oeSbalb begriiBt mel!
oaiiir 9eiorgt iii. oab Die neilen ar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
NlSridD rcoct.

gr6ffmung ser Gebatte iiber Die
6inun3bia i'm Scnot. p 6orofcr
ontportct altf fiir5Ii6c Grflorun-
0cn oc8 '4rdlioentcn. - 0epcu
I1bt pie0cr einmoI uon Iid boron.
- 2eafc iagt SEM Srn. Srpon
0ie Meinung.
8ai6tngton, 9. g., 10. 6ebr.
~ Scnator Al0ri6 bon Hbooe IS
IanO, &oriiber oeS 6inon5-Gomitc'S,
cr6finete beltte i'm Scnot bic Gebutte
ii6er feline 6~inon5bia. Die 0cno.
fraterL mic sic Hepublifancr perl1ubs
men icine observation-disclosures nit
gcIpannter Nuimcrfinmfcit. Die Gal
lericn pnren nit 9eill6er gefiiQt,
inter pclfell iid 5. Eierpont Nor
gan befano.
6orafcr (Sbio) be%ontnortete i'm
Qallie 6eS Cages sic pom GrGii0en-
ten &ooieueIt in icincm Sdreiben an
@m. Gu0lep 6ollIfe 0cnlodtcn Gr,
fldrnnocn bcjii9lid beS ongcblidcn
WiiBbrouhS ieiner 2lnltSgcmolt 81
politiid)en 3lpefen uno DcrlaS etIife
Shreiben, mcl6e bie @nItltng oeS
Er6ii0enteu in einem ipe5iellen Sale
harnfteriiirtcn.
Gepew (t.-D.) ocrtbct6igte OoS
&~eriabrcn oes Sdotomts- SetretGrS
gelegcntlih Der fiir5lihen 8el0fIcm-
NE lun0 be5ei6uete 0u9 0eponircn
bon Hegierrn98gcl0crn in Nen-Yor-
fer 9aIlfcn ais cine 9erchtfertigtc
WtoBna6me. Gie Bill sur Hepiiion
oe3 GriminoI.GoO mar bis 4.20 in
Sc%rbanolung, 81 melder 3eit iiH Der
Senat pcrtdgte.
Sm NcprdientnntenbolIe CAB
2eotc 0t..O.) cine fcurige He0e sum
@cIten lno nerlicb ieincr SppoIition
gcgen Ole YrGiiocntihnitS , Gambia
tllr 0eS Srn. @m. 5. 9rpon empba-
tii6en AltSorud. gr beihuIOiqtc
Grpnn Dem @%rGIiOcntcn HooiepeIt
icincn 9robcn aniippeI geltoblen mo
linn MIR cincn Euntoficl ais @niic
gclaIicn 81 ba6en. 6erner beidltI'
0igte er sic Gentofroten i'm Saltic,
Die 8pllmo6tcn ser Delegation iiir
oen 0cmofrotiidcn Notionol. Gonucnt
III Gcnucr an lid g"eriiicn uno 9rpon
i'm 8orurS nonlinirt 81 6abelt. Scinc
NeuBerungcn muroen allf Ser ocmoa
fratiidcn Scite 0eS @ouie3 mit
3ild)en nufgcnonmen.
EoS SnrtS bate bic Snoioncr-Gcr.
mili9ungsbiQ in 8erbon6lung mo
mnhtc bctrGdtlide Sortihritte in ser
GrFeOigmng Oerielben. 1ie Bill mar
nod in gr1pugung;e ul5 iidJ bus @duS
gc9cr, 3 llbr Nafmittags pertogte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
9ei'm Shlittenfabren Elm

9ei'm Shlittenfabren elmer
In5abl iunger 9eute an einem itei-
len abbang %itiir5te in Mount GIea-
liant, ga, ser Sd)litten iiber 6trl
StraBenbanm ab, nobel Ser aft5ebn
Sabre alter Meger 6. garforb ieinen
Zoo faro unb iehS aameraben BON
ibm i6per perlett muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

u iciiqcr @erfebr ouf Ben
qroBen @inncnieen.
M0hrcno oeS ,So6rcs 1907 erreihte
Der Gerfebr mad 0cm Ncrid)te ocS
ltutiitiidcn bureaus beS SanoelS.
1epartcmclltS iibcr sic pcridiebencn
SGipn at bcn groBen Sccn ocn nod
nift bogcmcicncn ltntiona bon So
3S7 9t9 H%ettotonnen, llno pa mn
70 Ero5cnt gr0ber oils I'M Sabre
1906 it1th mn 90 Erp5ent groBer olS
I'M Sabre 1905. Ser 3umod)s be5og
iif boltptiGd,lid) ouf @r5e nno Sob
len, mad)te lid a6er ailh be5iiglid
Oes 8etreioes uno Der genliidten
@oarcil gcltenb, mo cine Nbnabnle
mar. MIR IN 0eSug ouf Sol5 uno
Wfcbl gu per5eidnen. In Gileltcr5
lWir0ct, obgeIcben BON elmer NrSfltbr
bon 10000 Sonncn nab Canada
40,121972 Bartholomew beforooert,
ltno ooron betbeiligte iif 9uIutb al.
lcin nit t3,326,527 9ruttotonnen.
sllti Sulutb unb Superior ollein
eniiielcit bon Dieiem %erfebr iibcr 80
@ro5ent. In @ei3cn giitgen Don
@eitcn nod Often 63,349,5S5 Gut
libel geeen Al, 726, 77a @ltfdel I'M
oriobrc. In Wtais ipnroen 44,3oo,f
800 9iii6eI, 5u 81 Ero5ent BON Gbi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Ncnc fran5Oiiid amcrifaniidJc Scr
trGge.

Burlington Q. s., 10. Sc.
bruar. - StootSlefrctGr 9toot mo
ser fron5oiiihe 9oti6ofter Sltiicrono
u1ter5cidnetcn bellte einen &ertrug
3ltr ific0sgeribtlihen 9cilcgung a..
Ter Streitfragen, lpcld)e iid) 5miidcn
6ronfrcid) ullo 0et Ser. Staaten CT.
bcben m0gcn. Scr &crtrog muB, che
CT 8illtigteit erbGlt, bonn nmerifdni-
ld)en Senat ltn0 Dem YrGiioentcll
6ranfrcid)'S gebiQigt WerOen. Gem
Ter1ebmc1 nad) ipltr0e CT I'M Gins
flung nit oea @mpfeblunget Der
iiinglten Sangcr Srie0cns.Gonierenj
oufgeieBt uno entbGlt dbnlibe Ser.
orOnmngen, luie Der l%ei1cr 3eit bonn
StontsiefrctGr Olnep llno Dem britt
lden 9otidofter Sorb Enunccfotc
nll9gearbciteten MISUNDERSTANDING
3lpiifcn ocn Ser. Staotcn uno @rob-
b%ritonnicn. Sefnmltlid erbielt oieler
lebtcre &ertrog nidt Die 9iQigut8
oeS omerifoniiden SenotS.
Sefrct0r Hoot un0 9otl6after
SuIIernn0 uttcr5eidneten beutc altd)
Elm nelles Mbfommen in Ve5ug allf
Den Iustoi1if bon Eoltio6en 5lui.
iden Sronfreih uno Den Sereinigten
Stooten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Sine Straf-G rpcnitiOn.
NnfriibrcriidIc GiuacbOrcnc in On
Oicn iuacn gciiidltigt mcrocn.


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-
9crroriitcr Nrnihr,o o,,f circ Se.
tcr@Mtr9cr |1it elltocdt NM Der
citcrt Ml,rmn,hriht Sos
Eorlicr D4)tentorloI Gtplon1os
+;,,,oo i;bcr ,,s on,iii,hc, nan
II @ontbcn itnb tflc2 'trt1tIIhcn
,n,,u4ho;r. n, r,,rc,,oI,
0emcntlrt. - Seilc rr'ltldt ltlIt-
tQr Concentration ol Der Der.
IA tSsa,ua,.
W
9edc1 Sret0lllto III Der llll0orl-
;d,,, Ioro,,4i,r
enltuttH 10. 6cbrltur. Sle
lnollde Ne9lcrung bat bcldlollen, 10
tort 3ipeI Vrt9ooe1 WtlIltor llrtcr
Dem @c'cbl oc@ @cncroImo1orS Sir
Same@ NlIIcod@ l1od) Dem @o5ortbos
lc, an Der norolncltltdcrt @rcr5e, sur
3lthtt9llnB DER 3nttotbcl", clllC@
modtttgen NfrtoisStomme@, luelde
Gorter IN Icltcm @ebIete 8eplulloert
un0 Nn0rlt1c am otc bcrlttenc Foll5ct
nerllbt bobell, nb5lldlden. GIe 5lucI
@r19noen mcr0el1 5n HaiDalpllloI III
GROCER GlIc nloblltltrt llllo man Dof't
ole oli1rllbrertldcn ~Gln8eborenell jll
lberrlMnpeli.
Noh cine Ecrroriitcr.N Der.
AmSx,,
" ~ o'0'"Ut,
m-LaL,f >o~ ~;a;i4,,, W,L, .,n,n1o
ne g]crbofhnn pincs Scrocontcn ser
Weroormcrip fiibrtc ,,rr 0pthii0rm5
cirrs GomnIots. mc(dbps non So,iol.
rcnoI,ltioniItcn in Wiboro olsochcft
morber NOR mn sic Nrroubrno Of.
rpS 2mpios hcr hiciiocn Stootsbonf
ann 3>npfr hattie 9us Nrr Srrocont
frItornommrn m,1rhr fonh mon cinr
Wnn,bc in irircr 5oid,r Gr orItonh
Gin hob Or ann 5ronsnort scr Von,.
hc heitohcr mnrnpu mor nm or
modh+p SCR 9}oIi,ei ousfiihrIihr mit
tbciI,,nocr liner sic ein,clbcitpn ocs
Gomn{ots 4n HoIoc ,einer eutbjil.
hrrorn nerboftptp sic VoIi2ci hcrtc
,rSIf hcr onoohGibcn NcrihmSrcr
einidlicBlid ocS irilhcrcn glbgcor0nc.
ten Sortnllett. Gtnc Altantltot
SpfsHllioHe 'ltHo So'''eeh VI u
'u'o9hopIl'l looroel'
drt6t oementtrt
PETERSBURG, 10. 6cbr1tor. -
llcbcr nic pom .W}cmorial Giplonos
tique" in 8oriS pcr1ficntlidte 9tud.
ridt, oob i'm G5arenidloiie II 3Dno,
mitbomben iouie Elm ShrCiben, mel.
Dies ouS Gooc2urtbeil ocS G5orcn ln0
Ieines SobueS burd bic Gerroriltcu
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bier Nifta bcfonnt. 0robbrieie cr
reiden 5ltueilcn oen fuiicrlidcn ga
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rial Giplomotiquc", rcdtfcrtiacn
f0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Taiic SIR Geiie in's Inslanb be.
ioret 6. Maine, SIR. 413, Sit.galti-
mOreitrahc, na9e Gmitum Sunic Tpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

tint Grfdltung In eiHem Saa ~ fnrtren
nebme man YaTatiue Srump Gninine Tablets.
aJpoibefer aeben ons @eIo 5uriid, ipen1 file nidlt
rnfrfer. G.. u. Wroue's tlnteri4rift anf ieeer
SdahteI. 25c. (Sfi1 ,tIt&gSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Petersburg, 10. 6e6ruar. o.
GrofeHor TauI Ni~llltoii'S tiirjIihe
Hebe III Nem-9orf beihditigt nod
immer fat nusihIieBIid Ole oll0cmci.
ite aufmcrfiomfeit. Ab0rlitc Der
&eoe uno Die Sem. 9orter 3eitungen
bonn IS. Sannar meroen, no Tie CT.
bGltIid iinb, gefauit. Cine Eriliung
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat oIcr-
hings ole norbanoene @uireaung be.
traftlid) g%eodmpft, llllD perlhieoenC
Sftoberiiten erfIdren jest Die &eoe
iei I'M 8runoe ourhaus %eintunnos-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-22
Opposite PostOffice
WHY PAY.
IS to $40

To have your eyes examined for
glasses by the binding drug method
and pay a high price for misfit spec
tacles? Or buy cheap worthless spec
tacles from self-styled eye-speclallsts
or opticians who fake from house to
house. here today, gone tomorrow?
DR.. Hartman will examine your
eyes for glasses free until further no
tlce. by his painless and harmless
methods. which he has used success-
fully for 20 years, and guarantees
perfect satisfaction.
Solid gold. any style, SIS to IS: gold
filed, guaranteed, So to IS; nickel
steel and shell glasses. SOC up.
Beautiful styles in eyeglasses and
chains. Colored glasses carefully Sc
lected for weak or infIamed eyes, eye
protectors automobile goggles, etc,
at reasonable prices.
New spectacles made: old spec
tacles repaired and lenses matched
while you wait.
Bring your glasses and see II they
TT you-perhaps not-It costs you
nothing TO test them. CAN early at
lis Third street, Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-22

We Do Plumbing With Our Head
as welleas hands We don't just sol
der few pipes together and call Il
service Is required and then do the
proper kind OF plumbing. We don't
charge for the head work. however.
Our bin includes only Items for the
time actually spent in doing the work
and the materials employed, Suppose
we look over your plumbing and sre
what ought to be done, Costs you
nothing.
F. C. WEIGH,
PLUMBING. GAS FITTING AND
ELECTRICAL WORK
Home Phone 3SS Bell Phone 1920
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
NEW KIDNEY REMEDY.
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores
Crowded With Sufferers.

For several weeks past F. c. Schramm,
f. J. Hill Drug Co. Wilies-Horne Drug
Co. and other first-class drug stores have
been crowded with people desiring sup
ply of Msizene, the new remedy for kid
ney and bladder troubles.
This is the new drug that is creating
such stir over the country and is hav-
ing such a remarkable sale. 1t is claimed
that no form of kidney or bladder trouble
fails to get relief from it. IL contains
only the active principles of the best
known drugs that act directly upon the
kidneys and bladder 1t stimulates the ac-
ton of the kidneys. working upon the
menbranous tissues that filter the blood,
forcing them to filter out the pOisons. In
cases of weak kidneys, inflamed kidneys
and also in calculous formations in the
bladder the results are marvellous. Full
directions are on each bottle and each
bottle contains enough OF the drug 10
make full pint of mixture. Maizene can
be had from any drug store or by sending
30 cents direct to the laboratories OF the
Cooper Pharmacal Co.. 1l9 East Lake
street. Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29

this afternoon at the home of Mrs II. NJ.
Bond, 1850 Oak avenue
MIR and Mrs. James H. Douglas an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Genevieve TO John Lorin Taylor the mar
riage 10 take place Dec. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Decker le.S Sun
dav afternoon for a three weeks trip to
New York and other eastern cities
Miss Kathryn COughnet was hostess on
Saturday evening at a german. About
fifteen guests were present.
The Martha society will meet at the
home of Mrs. r. T. Hume, No 557 Twenty
fifth street. Monday
Miss Hattie Williamson entertained a
few girl friends on Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Dora Moves
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Corlew entertained al
a dinner party on Thanksgiving evening
Covers were laid for ten guests
Miss Lizzie Mckay. who is a student al
the Agricultural college in Logan. spent
tie latter part of the week in town with
relatives.
The dancing party given on Thanksgiv-
ing night at the armory by the Athletic
association of the high school was one OF
the pleasant social events of the week
the week for Rochester, Mimi, and will be
Joined in a few days at Chicago by Mrs
Rich after which they will go to New
York and thence TO Europe They will
spend the winter in Europe
The Child Culture club met at the home
of Mrs John Farr. Nov. Il. After the
usual business of the club a parliamentary
drill was conducted by Mrs. billiard
paper THE First Twelve Months by
Mrs. Smurthwaite. followed by discus
sion proved very interesting. The guests
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

The Murray school election was held
in the city hall at Murray last evening.
There was a good attendance. J. 4.
Jones, a present member of the board
was reelected by a majority of twenty
six votes. l. A. Cateland acted in the
capacity of chairman. In the Second
ward David Mcmillan, cashier of the
First National Bank OF Murray. was
elected trustee
Burglars entered the Workingman s
store on LovendahPs corner and secured
a good supply of clothing. Among the
articles taken was a gold watch valued
at $50 Other valuables stolen were
twenty pairs Of mems shoes. which were
taken out of their boxes and the boxes
left on the counter: one dozen mems
silk handkerchiefs, a number of sets OF
cuff buttons, also large quantity OF
gloves. Marshal Mauss stated that the
men must have had rig to carry their
stock away, as the shoes alone would
make heavy load.