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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

hat effect, and the injunction Is dis
solved.
Thereupon the ur.nushers" hold
additional meetings In which they de.
aounce the supreme courts, and as
soon as a new set OF authorities come
into power, resume the old bluff OF
asking that the business which they
10 not like be suppressed.
One of the most unique of political
"four-hushers" is the man who Is
"bucking the game" solely on his
nerve. | recoliect one such individ.
ual, and he was certainly a classic
specimen. and nervy proposition.
A certain hotelkeeper had been Sc.
lected as n candidate for aldermanic
honors. At party headquarters, after
his name had been offered and deter.
mined upon, committee of "promi.
nent citizens" was picked out to mott.
~ the gentleman Of the honor which
had been accorded him Among
others, this hot sport was chosen, as
he was very neat talker, and the
craftsmanship % the notifying commit.
who was best qualified to break the
news to the hotelkeeper of his selec.
ton as the aldermanic standard
bearer.
At that time of the year. early
spring, a number Of these prominent
citizens" were wearing light over
coats, and our hero was nattily attlred
in one which buttoned high to his
throat, with an immaculate silk muf-
fer folded neatly above it.
AS the committee entered the rotun.
da OF the hotel II met the then city
them on their trip.
The Boniface was sent for, a pr.
vate room opened and the gentleman
with the dove.colored spring overcoat
and silk mulller stepped from the
group Of prominent citizens" and
urged the acceptance by the tentative
candidate Of the honor youchsafed
him. II was neat speech and told
of the representative citizens" who
were present, anxious to lend their
prestige and solid business standing
10 his campaign, all prominent bust
ness men," and all DESTROYS of having
the ward taken care of in the council
by a man OF their own stamp.
The hotelkeeper was very much
gratified, accepted the honor in a few
words and invited the committee to
take dinner with him, it being just
about six in the evening. All but the
city clerk and the orator of the even.
ing accepted the invitation with alac-
rity. The orator however pleaded an
imperative engagement, and the city
clerk had to catch train. But as
these two camt out of the hotel the
city clerk, who knew his companion
as sort of 'hy-by night" ward politi-
clan, said, why didn't you stay and
take dinner with the committee, Dick?
The old man will give the boys fine
feed in there"
To which the politician, with per-
fectly nonchalant air, replied: I'D
have liked TO, first rate; but | haven't
got any shirt on" at the same time
opening his spring overcoat and dis
closing underneath his stylish muf.
fer the unmistakable presence Of
neat but not gaudy undershirt next TO
his manly chest
The city clerk reached into his vest
pocket and dislodged a two-dollar bill.
This he handed to his friend. You're
dandy representative citizen all
rieilt, Dick" he remarked, "and first
class business man. Go and get you
shirt with that and then buy some
thing to eat"
ERNEST M'GAFFEY.
Copyright 1908, by Joseph b. BowlesD
Eaw mon Succaad in living nm IN
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
didate Of AS" party stripe, and pay

didate Of las" party stripe, and pay
his expenses to cut into AS" vote.
All this is "fcurfushing" to make
the voters believe there are four or
five "Richmonds in the field" when. In
fact, "A" and r" are the only real
figures in the contest, and the extra
candidates are fakes" And the
beauty about II is that these indie.
pendent" or other campaigns are often
waged valiantly and tremendous
amount OF dust and excitement kicked
up about them, But the real independ
ent, the independent who sometimes
gets elected on genuine and not n
faxed race Is usually some disgrun.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
Literary Text.

Nearly all the great geniuses lived
and died poor; but don't run away
with the idea that poverty Is sign Of
genius. AS the late Josh Billings re.
marked: "It's often a sign Of natural.
born laziness ATLANTA Constitution.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
His View of IL.

Oar, now!" exclaimed a Georgia
darby during the eclipse Of the sun,
"Ol Lady Moon done got mad wild i'm.
an done made up her min ter let i'm
know dat he amt SIGH warm number
after all."-Atlanta Constitution.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
u You Would Make a Friend.

THE tactful man." says the Philoso
pher of Folly. never addresses an
other by the title of mister after he
learns that the latter has been captain
Of q down-state militia company"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
One ~ Natures Best Gifts.

Greatest Of all gifts is tact. and
second is the art Of being a mixer"
and above both that talent Of being
able to see intI everybody's mind. talk
to them, and f.Iget yourself.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

term, meaning in that game the prac.
tice of pretending that you have Ave
cards of one suit when you only have
four Of one suit and one OF another,
and Of trying to win with that kind
of hand, in hopes that the other play
ers will believe that you have gen.
uine flush" five cards in one suit.
1t is a favorite pastime in the great
American game to bet high on a
-four flush" to intimidate or tim .fy''
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

trust law under existing rulings OF the
supreme court has given rise TO SUCCESS
uon for its necessary amendment to
prevent its applications to cases which
II is believed We're never in the contem-
plation OF the trainers of the statute.
Take two instances: A merchant or man.
ufacturer engaged in a legitimate busi-
ness that covers certain states, wishes
TO sell his business and his good will,
and so in the terms of the sails obligates
himself TO the purchaser not TO go into
the same business in those states Such
a restraint of trade has always been en-
forced at common law. Again the en-
ployes of an interstate railway combine
ana enter upon peaceable and lawful
strike to secure better wages. At COM
mon law this was not a restraint of trade
or commerce or violation of the rights
of the company or of the public Neither
case ought to be made violation of the
antitrust law. My own impression is
that the supreme court would hold that
neither of these instances are within
its inhibition. but IL they are to be so
regarded, general legislation amending
the law Is necessary.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

Few men succeed in living up to
their opinions OF themselves.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
Democratic Plank Discussed.

The suggestion of the Democratic
platform that trusts be ended by for
30 per cent. of the plant in any line of
manufacture is made without regard to
the. possibility of enforcement or the
real evil in trusts. A corporation con-
may by well known methods frequently
effect monopoly and stamp out compe-
ution In any part of the country as COM
thereof.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06
,hE term "four.fiushing," a

TIE ItI III TOUT HUSHIHS, ut
though OF comparatively
recent origin. merely
means, in its last analysis.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-06

His Ways. His MANNERS. His
Methods, His Dress. and
Fly by Night Election
Schemes Dead Politically
To-day. Vie cts
Himself Tomorrow In a
New Ward. with a New
Plan and Perhaps Affiliates
with the Other Party How
He Takes Up Reform as an
Asset and fleets Defeat,
with Attendant Notoriety.
Gracefully.
xnznsuznzxAMmnMn.am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
.Ridltcr Ynndl am Ncrfc.

@eiiom 0}iii, >. 2lpril. -
Sobn Burr cin irmaer Negcr, mllrOc
Gcutc iriib in ser 9tdbc bon bier me.
gen Der Grmor0lng einca 5U0lfjGb.
rigen pciBen aunbcn our6 eincn
Gus eipo 800 O}dnnern 6eitcben0en
Dob gelpnht.
Oiobile Ma, ). 2lpril. -
Nulter GlaDton Elm fc9er, mclhcr
in ser Stodaoc ser nSuno 2unber
So" StrdiIingsorbeit wegcn cincs
loOtihlaga pcrrihtcte, madte geitern
9iadnlittng cincn uniittlitten 2Ingriil
oltf Die 20.jdbri9e Satin eineS 8ei,
ben, Namen5 Ioiepb @bite. Sm
2nuie ser 9tadt bemd6ti9te iid) ein
Wob oes Ne9era uno bdngte ibn
nobe Ban Minettc ouf.
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Ncttc Snnhc5genoiicn.
MurmOucnfirdc iflirft iidy ocr Eru-
bibitiUno : Gnmpngnc an,

&ciIigc Der iiinjitcn Gage mollen
mitbcIiclL Ocm Canon 2lltobol
Ben @arMl3 SIT moHcn. - Sntc.
rciioutc Grtl1umgCn in elmer
&irchcN. Gonicrcu5 I'M (obcrnotcI
ST Salt 2atc. N}cbr 2uu6.
moroc int Siioen. - Stbmicgcr-
mtttcr icGic6t bctrlmtcnen
Sdmicgcrio5u uicOcr, lpciI Ser
iclbc niht nit ibr nacb pouic
0cbcu molltc. - Gom Elm Der
acbIihcr 2cI6ImlorOpcrhtd.
Salt Sufc Gitu, lltnb, ).
2IpriI - 0ic Nioruoncnfir6e bat,
mic ibrc 6iibrcr crtlGrcn cine Sam.
pnBnc 5lr Ginijbrllng bon 2ocol
Option lmo ip0tcrcr &robibition be.
ihjoNcn. Erdii0cnt Goi. {. Smith
io9tc QclcNcntiih ser Gr0iinuu9 Der
rs. bolbidbrIiden Gouicrcni:
Cine @cuc3tmQ 81 G1unitcn BON
@ocal Option lit in alien lbcilcn 0ea
@ln0c5 I'M @angc, lmo itb boflc, 0oB
iidb jcocr NciIi9cr ser iiiuAitcn Gage
ocriclbci onid)IieBrn miro, 0onit mir
Dom lln0cbcuer ser llnmGBigfeit oen
@araua nahcn. g3ir glolben umo
icbcn ciM Dab 0o9 &olf Oo9 Heht
Dat 81 cntidc0en, Oh cS lrlntcns
bclt }fuirubr, Oioro mo on0Crc Ser
brc6en luclhc oQ}u bGuiig oem @es
mlB Qeiltigcr @etrGnte cntipringen,
gcitutten mill"
}lnocrc @cllhtcn ser Noruoucn.
STRIDE crNjngeu iid in GbnIibcn SnI-
ba0crcien. Iie GoniererB miro 0rei
Gage 0aucrn. $4,000 geiuhcr BON
cuamGrta iiuo in Ser StaOt pcriams
melt uu0 5000 arriclben mobutcn ser
Gr0iinlrngalitllna I'M Iobcrnnfcl bel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
uGiahtinn Npb's" 3nitnn0.

Gaio Nobles, Sot 2pring5
Sal, 5. 2lpriI. 2l0mirol gUor5
bate cine rubige 9tocht uno nobn
Gin }meiteS ShlueicIboo ncbit Woi.
iogc. Seine 9lerjte Daben ibu gcn1u
tntcriuAt un6 crflGrt, ooB Der }lO-
miral fcin orgonii6e9 2ciOcn babc
Gr Ici0et jeOo6 an 2lnfdllen bon sc
lenfrbcltnatiSniuS. 9eies 9ei0en
juiantlnen nit ben OienItlihcn Cor.
gen, bat oaS @cpitbt oc9 2lOmiraja
ron t7S aui 122 YiunO rcOl3irt
2lOmirdl @puns lit Ser 2lniift 0ob
man ju piel Sntereiie an ieincm 3u.
itanO nimnt ltno boiit, in einigen
SoBcn mic0er gebcn 5lt fonnen. 3ltr
Belt bcnltbt er einen HoQitu6l im
;frcicn lnlo I'M 3imhcr ariidcn. Gr
oiirite binncn ueni1en 1ogclt ioieOer
lopeit ber9eltellt iein, 0oB er iid o5nc
arilden bepegen tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
Tnmpffciicl ciner Gpfuu,utlUc rrplO
Dirt.

2Ii6cpilIc, NsGy ). 2lpril. -
2llS Elm @rtro-6roht5ug in Der Icbtcn
giaht gcroOe Ole Stotion Soillairt al
Ocm Spnrtonbur8. 3pci1 Ser Sout6
crn HniImap," 10 WicIcn pom bier,
crreift bate, crpIo0irtc Der lampi-
feiicI 0ct &ofomotipe, ln0 SotonotiD.
iiibrer SEQ. 2olttcrboh, ionir NcBcr
". Oi. Scnlp blicben nurI ser Stcue
toOt. Sic Grploiion 5eridncttcrtc
Die 9ofomotiue mo mari pier No1-
gona aus Dem @cIeiie. Ger aciicl
murOe 30 SUB wcit BON 0cn ShicncN
ncidlcu0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
2ocal Cptiun-g4a 4a6lcn in 1linuis.

G6icuNo, .. 9lpriI - 2lm n0d-
Itcn GienitoQ miro iib in Sen mciitcn
@cgcnocn 0icie9 Stnatea Oic @nbl.
itGlodt iiir lm0 gcgcl lofdlc Erobi-
bition nbipirIcn. Ter aricgaldrm
tobt bcrcitg bis IN 0ic uunittclbarc
9t06c pon Chicago, lmO oic 6nnotiter
Ser 2ocol Option lno @robibition
Sic Mciber obcnan, bcoiencn ii6 nllcr
nl0gIimCn WiittCl Inn Stinmcn SIT
ncrben. Sic pcronltoltcn Sf)rltin.
Der l(m}ii9c ln0 mnhcn &irden 5ll
SiIinlcn ihrc5 3loringlidcn(ScihGItS.
g(uf Ser onocrcn Sete orbeiten bic
6rcu0e Scr perl0nlihcn ,Sreibcit nit
9Lrgltnentcn sur 9llftlarung oe3
HublIfllmS, uor5ugSpeiIc oarilber,
ooB Die Yrohibition Die Steuerloitcn
tcOclltcno crbobcn lmO, mie oic Gr.
iobrltng lcbrt Die Moral ocrOerbcn
milroc. Iurh oic ShlieBltng Der
5000 o0er mebr 8irtbihaiten, mel
djc 0ie @diicriQcn bon Scr 2lbItint.
nutng crboiicn, miiroe ouh Elm rieii.
ger Sdooen an Reolmcrtben cnts
Itebcn, wiirocn IultienOc crluerb9loS
ncnndt Ii. /. IL.
Ietroit, N}ih., >. 2lpril. -
9lrh in II Counties pon NIihqon
iinOcn Inorgcn gocnl Option Nnblcn
itatt
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PtNN W -N''NN w. ''N Nf''N''' -
iiirrbtCt. Observation-Disclosures
&I1tih ser Scuiotion2prciic Bic
llriocbc.
@oibinatoh :. 6, 3. 2tpriI.
- @dbreno oic oiii5icQcu Ncjiebur.
gen Der &cr. Stootcn 81 Nieyifo nic
bciricOi9cuber morcn llno mGbrcuO
obiouIt feiu Entcrciien Gouflitt 5nis
ld'cn bci0cn 9tcpubIitcn criitirt bo
ben Die @cl1tcu oC3 bcligcn Staut3-
0cpartcmcut3 pI0bIih Ole GriiteB
cinea in Merito bcrrihenocu uno iid
raid ou8brcitcn0cn @Ciilbl3 oe3 QItB
trouen8 lln0 Oe9 &cr0odt9 geAcn sic
2mcritancr lnO sic llnldlGgc 0cricI.
ben oti mcrifoniihc3 @cbict criaG
rcn. Gic Grfobrlm9 lit lm 10 pcil-
lidcr ln0 llnnn1cnchucr, ais nidt
Ger gcringltc @rmo iiir cine iolhc
Stinnln0 criItirt, ln0 biC bcii9cn
@canten crfldrcn, OieiclbC lei mli
nicbtS 9InOcrcS boiirt ais Iccrc CSc-
riihtc ln6 3citmB2flatid), So ). q
ucroficntlibtcn omcrifaniIhc 9ldttcr
lmI1ngIt ctnc langc Ncihrcibung Der
WagOnIcna.9oi, no Die nmcrifani.
ld)e Observation-Disclosures gcro0e ibrc
ShicBiibungcn oollcnoct bat ln0
pricicn Oarin sic Gorjiigr, meIhr
0icie @ai iiir cine omerifauiIhC Slot.
tcnltotion bictCt. Gtlihc Der 9ldttcr
oclttetcu oabci on, oaB sic @ai oeu
WCrifnncru ubactalit mcrOcn ioltc
Ccrartigc Gomnlcntorc, lucl6c obnc
ullc oiii5icllc &nipirotion o0cr Scuch
miglnQ geOrlldt lpur0cn, lmo meIhc
Dem tbatiGfIihCn Sudlpcrbolt 0urh.
olt8 uiht cntiprcdcn, iin0, >uic man
bier 9lallbt, cin5i1 lln0 allcin iiir Oa3
WtiBtraucn perl1tnortlih, pcIdcS
ii6 III W}crito raid gcgcH 0ic Ser
St1aten cntlpidclt. 9}amcntli6 @ldt.
ter int SHocn uuO @chcn imo iiir
sic @crbrcinmg Scr Oieabc}iialicbcu
2Irtifcl Dcrantnortlih. &m Stoota-
Ccportcncnt mcr0cn 0icirI6cH ent-
ihie0cn miBbi1iat uno beOaucrt
aQcin Ole @lnoe5rcgicrlnQ lit notiir.
lid niht i'm Stonoc, i6r Gri6eincn
Sll uer6inoern.
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Ginc 1aDinctstriFs.
Sir NCnrO Gnmpbcu gnnnCrnnu
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Gtbel nls ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

gtlontr, ga, ). 9tpril. - Sri.
Gtbel 9looicpeIt oeS YrGiioenten
Eodter, banobobte Die aurbel Der 60
tonotipe zines 2ltlnntn.0eitpoint
3uaes wclder 9eitcrn 9'itta1 bier
onIdngte Sic lteB lid ani Die Dia.
idine be6en un0 bon benz 2otomotip.
fii6rcr Sohn :. Stil 3cigen, pie
ooaa 9ing" be5lnOelt uerocn nliiiie.
Qos madjte ibr riciigen Spab, Inn
10 mebr als, wie tie ioste, nod feline
Gnbere Irdiioentelttodter oergleihen
uhternabm.
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Sarmpilan5nngS Sng Erptlamatlun
1908.

On 0urm ci2u iu scr Santor.
SiblmQ uon 1894 paiiirtcn Gcmcin-
ihuitIiNcn @cihhB, 9huumcr iiini-
5chn scr @ouucruuw mrtorilirt mo
ou0clrcicu Miro, idbrlih cine 4}ro-
Illa,1tion III crIolicL Ourh sic cin
ais oNmtntpiI0njtnBas Ii. StroBcn.
GoG" ST bcncnmcnocr Eog I'M 2lpriI
5ur }lupfIan3un9 pon @dumen unO
StrGrcbcrn icit8Cicbt miro,
NCSBalb bc5cidJnc idb gnltin {.
GrptBCrs, @Onucrncnr Nr9 StnutcS
MarglanO, in BOILER lleberciuitim-
mlmg nit ocm @eiitc bciogteu Be
icbIuiie3, 5icrnit TrcitnM ocu TO.
Npril 1908, ais Sanmpflnn5nnga'
mO Strafcn.Saa lmO cmpicbIc, OoB
0icicr Ga0 ais iolhcr bcgagcn mcr-
oc; unO OoB bic @cu0Ifcrlm8 Ocs
Stootcs bcnicIbcu Scr YiIon5ung bon
NdluUcn miomct. lmo beiouocr5 CT
Nltbc ld) 0lc Stprcr Der otcltIlUcll
ShulGn Oe8 Staatc2, Die inter ibrcr
Gontrolc n0 GiniluB itcbcnOcu Sin.
Der 81 crmutbi9crL all oicicm Gage
nliuocItcu3 cincn ShottenbMm Oen
2anOiuaBcn cntluna SIT pilan3cn.
Wcgc6Cn inter met
ner Sano nab bcm
@rosiicacl @rOR.Sic9cl ton Ma
w,rrSiemS. rplnnb. - @cIdJcbcn
L-------- in ser Stoot glnuopo-
lis am 3neitcn Gage Oca ApriI I'M
Sabre lnIerc9 @crrn uemBcbnbum-
cert lm0 ucbt.
9lnltin &, GrOtGcrS,
sir SEN @orperneur:
U. @inslom @iQinms,
(96) Staat@iefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06

Sin unpcIsdnahdes Tentmnl bu5en ib Die
cbtuurhiaCH Eriocy BON SL NcrHdros Nl0iter
uiCbi m,r ourCb (Scrie hritIiber HarmlerlaIelt
uno NCriAeHlebe titr cpipe ieltet gelept ION
Rcrudro Nrtuisrpuen 9fetn. lulc ole Ndinr
gllles ihdfft uuper'ulht uHo lldr. pie ote
iilteruc Greut aus Dem Selleu iuruoelt berci'
ten Sic aus ocH Sditeu be.fyuiiiNtr 8tdu5en
nls Cru6e uuo bgrrlime 6ej.mitiel oie q.
Herltur0 Nr0utarptuCH @tt &eriippiuna Dlun'
gc an Npuetit gCbtt lfHo uueu uHerelbss
StjuHqcu fiebeu iic uulbIirolfen Oh. Serlnbt
tti IN uueu NyuiJcieu 30 bdbcu.
tUtou l&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
ljaIe'S ljol)ey Of
ljneIjonllo & On.

6riuGt iAnel(c Grleidtcruug in Sal.
len bon lucGcm &alS, Srunditis nab
GcndJbuitca. GS 1T lcidJt 5u ncbmcn
nno It6rt Die gcrSannng aidjt.
llcbcraa poa SlpOtGcfcrn prrfnnft;
81 Gcnt8, 80 GcntS oocr 81 prn
6laidc, jc mad, scr Wr6Re.
Ic6nt fcin Sn6iiitnt. Gcrgcuii-
iert GndL onR CTR Sales Soneg OF
Surc6OnuO nn0 Snr Gcfommt. Nidts
fummt OcmicIbcn 0lcidl fir Sniten,
GrfGltnuGcn nuo 0cilCrfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
9iclUlntc SdlUicorrmnttCr.

PORTSMOUTH, 8, ,. }lpril. .-
9llbCrt @ibb9, 2lrbcitcr in elmer bic
iigCn SMlbiabrit, muroc lcbtr ltoht
non 6rou Wiarp Hunncr icincr
Shmicgcrnuttcr, 0urN Ocu rcdtcn
Slrn9enfIii2cl geihoiicn. Gr battc
Itorf getrlmfcn mo lcinc @otti1 10
mic ieinc Shmic0crmltttcr moren be.
nliibt, i'm na6 N1ltic 3u brtlacn.
,EI0bIih grill cr bciOc 5roucn nit
cincm Nicicr an. ,Srou 9iuncr,
mclhc etpu9 9erurtiQca cuuortct lluo
lid Oobcr nit cinem NeuoIpcr nlagcs
rilItct bate, 500 Ole @oiic mo CAB
6cncr. Sn Dem @Ioubcn, @ibb9 &c.
t0Otct ooer t0Otlih pcrluunoet 81 ia.
Zen, rihtetc iie olsOonn ben 9tcOolpcr
otf iih iclbit o0ein Die 5pcitc auGcl
pcricbltc ibr 3ieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
llit)t
0u Sono
}ll Doltell

clHc SlnidIr bon SaIc'8 SOncy Of
0urcbOnno ano Gar. Der friiGsci.
ti9c @cbrnHd, fnnn Sic Our Sran!s
bcit bcbiitcn, Ocnn glcr5tc iiibrcn
mandr cruItlidc Grfruufnng nni Gr.
Galtnng 5ngiif.
5alcD'S GOncD Of 0OrcbOuno ano
Sar Dnt icit @cucrntiuncn SnItcu
nno GrfGltnugcn furirt. Die SGat'
iadJc, Suh cS Sabre lang Gin bclicb.
tcs @OnSmittcl gclucicu, scuGt fir
icincu %crtG nuO iciuc Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06

gdHe flf's 1rst>hp befsrrt G.. hcnt. 9t
al3. Eht5alfus ,e.Str., uahe euitem eonit.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-06
Gnta,u 5auimas gank
Don Baltimore,
t5ncurpurirt 1910
edowcii.Gde 0utalus nuo 6nnthe. etrnic.

@aGtimurC, 27 midr3 1908
Sic tabrlirlen 3irIrn sur Juc uun brci nnb
eiHBnl0 (312l Nroicm. bcn Gcpoiiiorcn am I.
Nprl 1905 idQig. wcroen an icHcm Iuge icoem
Gonto gu gut Gcibricbeu ulo 5ur Gnlru9ilnn
in Die Glider ocr Sepoilor5n AM liro nab
oem orttirn Wpu,og i'm gtpril (20.l bereit uno,
ipeun nidbt nc3oacu. 8u 3tuien pom /. glpr!I
bcrcc6;Gt feiu.
Stnatss NM StG6litcreru ipcroen bon Der
9uuf be3dbIt.
Nant oun 10 Wprm bis 3 Nnalm. piicu.
SnWi;nas, uuu 10 @urm. bis I Wohlut.
&ininm VI. 0unoen,
(Ss 5,7-t0D Rrdiioent
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-06

the ure troubles seeing shadows that
immediate attention.
her tme and the house is all
everything
whole aud looks though miniature
clone that the bad
blues iritabiiy will
regulate his
possible his
his outsr life
Macbeth
diseased pluck from
ptdote
HEARTH
THEREIN the
ife's immediate s
worry
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-06
Twelve Billion Copies

1t is estimated that the annual ag-
gregate of the circulation of the
newspapers of the world is some 49,
600. 600. 900 copies. To grasp an idea
of what these figures mean one should
be told that these papers would cover
no fewer than 10. $50 square miles OF
surface; that they are printed on
781. $50 tons of paper: and, further.
that if the number (12,D00. 900. 0O0)
represented. instead Of copies. seconds
of time it would take more than 333
years for them to elapse. In lieu of
this arrangement. we might press and
pile them vertically upward to reach
our highest mountains.
Topping all these and even the
highest Alps, the pile would reach the
magnificent altitude Of. in round
numbers. 500 miles. Calculating that
the average man spends five minutes
In the day reading his paper "a very
low estimate). we find that the people
of the world altogether annually con
sumo in the reading of their papers an
amount of time equivalent to 100. =
oO0. years.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-06

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